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ANOTHER WARNING ABOUT C CARBONX MONOXIDE GAS (Kingston Whigâ€"Standard) In view of the deaths which are beâ€" ing so constantly reported through the deadly carbon monoxide gas, it is wortk while to draw attention to the warnâ€" ing just given by Protessor Norman Hall of Manitoba University. The figâ€" ures he gives as to the danger of this gas are startling, as he finds that a Thursday, May 8th, 1930 _especially packed for EATON‘S GROCETERIAS yffe The famaus Aylmer Quality Fruits put up in the smaller tins, suitable for two servings â€" no waste â€" nc left overs â€" and so handy to have on hand for unexpected guests. Secure a supply of the following choitce fruits in the bandy buffet size tin at this special low price. This week only. oEACHES _ . GREENG®TCZE P 5S HEAD LETTUTUCE * heads for‘........:" WINESAP APPLES Ssmall, per dozen Epsom Salts, % Ib. .. Fruit Saline, 8 oz. bottle .58¢ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables SPECIALâ€"FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Choice Ripe Bananas, per dozen â€" _ =â€" «â€" â€"â€" Children‘s Cough Syrup RIPE TOMATOES Per lb. 4‘ Ooz. ‘bottle ....... ... #A4C Peroxide, 8 oz bottle .... 19¢ Peerless Shortening All Sizes per pound PRIME ROLLED RIBS 2 RUMP ROAST Per lb. RIB BOILING BEEF‘ Per lb. WE CUT PRIME GOVERNMENT INSPECTED STEERS ONL White Pkg. 9C In Tomato Sauce ilb. Tin 72€ Not only carpenters, but handy men who like to fix things about the place, will find their needs carefully provided for on Pages 35 8â€"9 of the big EATON Spring and Summer Catalogue. HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES CARPENTERS TOOLE ORDER OFFICES ; SPECIAL ! Friday and Saturday per pound 29¢ Legs of Pork No Caffein TOES STRAWBERRIES COOKINGr QNIGQNS + 28c per box .............}. io y 25c 5 Ib§s: .;..:..... larirterh UCE LEMONS NEW CABBAGE kss 310 t 290 2 lbs. for .. PPLES f NEW CARROTS P HOTHOUSE CUCUMBERS zen 20(: 2 bunches for . 27C Each PIN FAPPLES, ALL SIZESâ€"â€" NOW AT THEIR BEST FOR PRESERV ING in 25¢ Halfl or Whole No. 1 Tin mixture of five parts of it to 10,000 of } BISHOP SCOLLARD HONOURED air is very dangerous, but that ons of | AT NORTH BAY THIS WEEK 15 to 20 is absolutely deadly. ‘The perâ€" i Special honours were shown Rt. Rev. centage which will be formed in a small | | D. J. Scollard, D. D., bishop of Sault Ste %g{sageoi;;luapfi:igfi:fifnggfim ‘Marie on Tuesday afternoon of this the professor, that it is not safe to run | week at the Proâ€"Cathedral, North Bay, the engine in a garage for any length ; cn the occasion of his episcopa,l silver of time with the doors open, for if the jubilee. Addresses were read from the wind should happen to be blowing in>>| people of St. Mary‘s p@Wrish, North Bay, it this would be tantamount to closins| axd the addresses were followed by the the doors. P i presentation of a beautiful jewelâ€"studâ€" QUAKER DELMONTE CALIFORNIA TICER BRAND Specials on Sale One W eek EATON‘S MEATS No. 1 Square Tin GEISHA EM:, MANDAR!IN Of The Mandarin Orange packed when its deliciousness is Only the hearts with all the membrane removed Excellent for Orange Juice, breakâ€" fast d‘sh, salad or in combination ‘I'in z with other fruits, a tin today. Asparagus Tips / a supply of the foll size tin at this sp PEACHES .â€" PEARS LOMBARD PLUMS 36¢ 27¢ 19¢ The famd tins, suitable and so handy a supply of t] size tin at t STRAWBERRIES per DOX LEMONS per dozen .............. NEW CARROTS 2 bunches for ... LEG OF LAMB Per. ‘lD.; SMOKED WEINERS Per® Ib.}~..:.!. Smss i e n y BACK BACON, Sliced Pers:ID."".." L it en is in BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced Per | ID:2a2z oi DRIPPING Per 1lb. FORK KIDNEYS Per lb. ce n i PICKLED PICNIC HAMS Per Bc sn COMMENCING FRIDAY, MAY 9 Large 48 oz. Jar Aylmer | r two ser have on following special Package | â€" Special honours were shown Rt. Rev. | D. J. Scollard, D. D., bishop of Sault Ste |Marie on Tuesday afternoon of this week at the Proâ€"Cathedral, North Bay, or Quality F servings â€" n on hand for ing choice 1 al low pric GREENGA~CZ P" : PINEAPPLE TID BITS. Picnic Size Tin y Fruits put up 1 â€" no waste â€" nc for unexpected ; ce fruits in the price. This week 26¢ 68e A4le 15e 24¢ 39¢ 29¢ THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO at its best COOKING ONIONS 5 TOV" tsfi NEW CABBAGE 2 Ibs. TOL MASS. HOTHOUSE CUCUMBERS BaQCH ... .c es COOKED SHOULDER lb SR ol LUNCH LOAF Perâ€" Ib.:s #im.l..l. l CORNED BEEF, Sliced Per â€" Ib.. e in the : ) left o guests. handy only. smaller overs â€" . Secure vÂ¥ buffet SPECIAL ! Monday and Tuesday per pound 25¢ Roasting Veal VALENCIA *~ Cake i 22¢ FAMILY . TEA .::........ 1J UL ENGLISH BREAKFAST 73¢ BLACK LABEL PALAWAN BLACK Always Fresh and Moist New Reduced Choice Quality V tâ€" I one oz Pkg. Mr. Roy Harly, who took a Others Should Take Warning From in the scaling department of the Abitibi‘ _ Result in Police Court This Week Pulp and Paper Co., Smooth Rock Falls, | in Case of Driver Convicted at the New Year‘s, visited his parenm‘s,. on Previous Counts. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hardy, here this week. Those who are inclined to take a I I ded chalice and a poten to His Lordâ€" shib the gift of the parish. Then follâ€" owed presentations from the Sisters of the Orders of the parish and from other organizations and groups. tb. 2C * The Health Drink Gelatine Prices on HIGH QUALITY Canazda Dry Ginger Ale Dozen Pints 23€ 24¢ 20¢ 29¢ 45e 3DC 309C Mr. W. S. Merchant, of the Abitibi Fibre Co., Smooth Rock Falls, was a Timmins vistor here this week. Another matter engaging the attenâ€" tion of the St. John Ambulance Briâ€" zade at present is the question of securâ€" ing and maintaining an ambulance serâ€" vice for the town. Plans are beins made now to secure a suitable ambul-l ance and the St. John Ambulance Briâ€" gade is ready to give an ambulancel service in case the ambulance is securâ€" ed as expected. The need for an am-' bulance for town use has been apparâ€" _ent o na great number of recont occasâ€" ions. In the case of accidents on the| roadsâ€"and there are enough of themâ€" an ambulance appears to be indisponâ€" sable. One recent case illustrates the value of the proposed ambulance serâ€"| vice. This was a case where a man susâ€" | tained what is believed to have been| a simple fracture of the leg. He had | to be taken to the hospital in an ordinâ€" ’ ary car and had not the advantages of any skilled attention until hss reached the hospital. At the hospital it was found that he was ‘suffering from a compound fracture of the leg and eventually it was necessary to ampuâ€" tate the leg. Had there been ambulance service available for this man he would undoubtedly have saved his leg as well as considerable extra suffering, as the compound fracture devcloped from the lack of just the sort of skilled service and safe conveyance that would be proâ€" vided by proposed ambulance service. Accordingly, The Advance feels there is every justification to urge every | sible support to the St. John Ambulanc» l Brigade in all its efforts and especially in such works as that of securing serâ€" | vice for the town. ! en The St. John Ambulance Brigade is at present seeking extended finance for various worthy cbhjects in connecticn with the good work being carried on by the organization. There is further eâ€" quipment and cother expense in conâ€" nection with the medical comforts station. The ‘benefits to the public from the medical comforts station have been many and noteworthy and the brigade on this account alone~should receive the very heartiest support. The St. John Ambulance Brigade inâ€" tend to have a public drawing on May 24th to award the elegant Westingâ€" house Consuelo radio now on exhibition at the Geo. Taylor Hardware store. Tickets for contributions to the Ambuâ€" ance Brigade may be obtained at the store or from any member of the briâ€" gade. A Chinaman was charged with wilâ€" fully doing damage to property at one of the town cafes, but the case was withdrawn when a settlement was made out of court in the matter of the damâ€" ages occurring. A man who was brought back from Montreal on a charge of nonâ€"support of his wife and family exp:ained to the court that he was ready to keep family at Montreal where he was working at good wages but his wife refused to go to Montreal with him, while she would not allow him to take the children. The magistrate explained to the woman that she was supposed to live where her husband desired and that if she refused to accompany him she would lose her right to his support. Unless she was able to support the children she would also naturally lose them too. He adâ€" vised the couple to make up their difâ€" ferences and adjourned the court tco allow time for this to be done. When court was called again the couple had wisely and properly arrived at an agreement in the matter and the family has been receiving relief from the husband has a good position and where he can support his own family. The family has een receiving relief from the town and it was felt that this could not be continued uunder cireumstances such as those outlined, the father being able to contribute to the support of the family Ambulance Brigade to Award Radio on May 24 a heavy fine. In police court here Thos. Feldman suffered both this week. He was charged with speeding and there were previous convictions against him while the police suggested that he was a persistent offender in regard to speed and lack of the desired care in driving. ~Magistrate Atkinson imposed a fine of $50.00 and costs and also took up his driver‘s license for a period of two months. Another speeder for a first offence paid $10.00 and costs. A charge of reckless driving against anâ€" other man was remanded for a week. Mrs. Alice Therrien on the charge oi driving a motor car without an operâ€" ator‘s license was fined $20.00 and costs, while on another charge of reckless driving the penalty was $50.00 and costs, the total expense to the ladv beâ€" ing an even $90.00.. Mrs. Therrien was the lady who crashed into a pole ncar the Pioneer Stores, Schumacher, a couâ€" ple of weeks ago, smashing the car, and the pole, and receiving some minor injuries herself. At the same court an ordinary drunk paid $10.00 and costs, while a man who gave a wrong address when he secured his liquor permit was assessed $100.00 and costs. Those who are inclined to take a chance on speeding even after one or more convictions are registered against them should take warning from the case in police court this week. To many speedy or reckless drivers the taking away of their operator‘s license is more serious punishment than even HEAVY FINE FOR SPEEDING AND LIGENSE SUSPENDED ("Chanticleer" in the Daily Herald) The Naval Conference has produced one good story. An enthusiastic Amâ€" erican sought a personal introduction to Signor Grandi. Finally his ambition was gratified, and with a face all beams he wrung the hand of the young Italian delegate. "I think you‘re doing fine, Mr. Grandi," he said, "but, say, you‘re givin‘ the British a dotta trouble way cyer in India, aren‘t you?" n.lllf/.ll?fllflflfl’#flfi@’l?fl#’lll?l’fllfll’fl’uflfif’%’lilf/fl. NEW PACK HALLO“I DATES :;A;l;; cartons ........ ..... 25C Sgbjl\lf{hlfigFLOUR $1.17 FOR SATURDAY‘S SELLINGâ€"FRESH KILLED CHICKENS AND FOWL Arriving for Saturdayâ€"Fruits, Vegetables and Greens in Season at Lowest Prices Lift Lock Carton Egos, per doz Friday Saturday, May 9 10 BEAHKEY‘S Sift the first four ingredients together, twice. Stirinto them the bran, add the beaten egg and milk diluted with water. Beat well, blend in the butter. Bake®in hot, wellâ€" buttered iron muffin panabout twentyâ€" five minutes, in a moderately hot oven (about 400° 7.}, Schumacher Phone 733 Address Name 1 cup whole wheat flour 4 teaspoons baking powder /, teaspoon sait /4 cup sugar 1 cup bran 1 egg, beaten light /2 cug) Borden‘s St. Charles 4 cup water 3 tablespoons melted butter BRAN MUFFINS CLARK‘S Vegetable and Tomato |â€"â€"ymâ€"nnâ€"nuâ€"â€"un_uuâ€"nnâ€"nnâ€"-unâ€"n:'â€"-4 3 tins for WHAT‘S TNX A NAME Oldâ€"Fashioned "Cream Cooking" Recipe for 27¢ af the cost of milk Rib Steak per ID. .......;... T.B. Steak per Ib. T Fresh made Sausages, IDb Y is possible if you use Borden‘s St. Charles â€"the finest country milk with only part of the water removed. Complete with all the goodness of whole milk, yet twice as rich in cream as ordinary milk. Try it ! ROBIN HOOD OR QUAKER FLOUR Ib.: bag.:...... Miss Alice Byberg, of North Cobalt is visiting at the home:of Mr. and Mrs G. T. JYohnson. His many friends in town and dis trict were very pleased to sse W. Tro lops able to be out again last wee after his recent serious lness. Among the outside cars in town thi week was one bearing a Quebec licgns plate, 3D¢ 20¢ 28¢ New â€" Season‘s Pure Maple Syrup 27. oz. tins for Timmins Phone 303 56 3 3