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344. Golden Avenue, South Porcupine Hoursâ€"9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdayâ€"9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Appointments may be made by Phone 128 Specialties :â€" Permanent â€" Waving, Finger Waving, Marcelling, Etc. Grace Beauty Parlour Thursday, May 15th, 1930 2 for 29¢ 2 pounds 19¢ 6 gt. basket 65¢ FRESH LETTUCE, ONIONS, SPINACH, RIPE TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, ASPARAGUS, NEW POTATOES, CABBAGE, ETC., DAILY LEG OF LAMB per 1D; is en ROAST OF BEEFP ID. nds ied ROAST OF PORK per ID.":..::502..... . LOIN PORK CHOPS per lb. CHOICE LAMB CHOPS PREMIUM MILK FED CHICKENSâ€"â€"FOR THE WEEKâ€"END ONLY . LYE T in 14c "l _Â¥ Let‘s Brighten Things Up WThuat‘s easlily and economicâ€" ally done if you use Hee pages 3%iâ€"32°6 and cutside back cover of the sig Faton Spring and Sumâ€" mer Catalogue. There you will find just what you need in paints ana supplies. Orders Filled Promptly at Haddle 6 oz. in Delivery 3 Deliveries Daily 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 14. P. Sauce Fresh Fruits and Vegetables is GILLETEI 5 at Poeliciouns Sance to use with all meats. EATON‘S PAINTS Cereal pkg. 26c Bottle 28¢ SNOW FLAKE A mmonia Cleanser 1 2 Phkgs. ~â€" SOAP Bar 8c OKDER OFFICES8 Chicken SPECIAL ! (Friday Only) Small Size 03 ce i) ce (} 9 mm (* i cce Friday and Saturday Sugar Cuvuredâ€"Half or Whole per pound 34c . 9906€ 2 iC To se i# _ 40e IOPS 40C The next meeting of the town council will be held in the council chamber on Monday â€" aftermoon, May 26th, comâ€" mencing at 4 p.m. Catelli‘s Macaroniâ€"16 oz. Asstd. Varieties 2 pkgs 25c¢. C. B. Branston Pickles 8 oz. Milkâ€"Oâ€"Lax, 16 oz Emulsion â€" of Cod 16 oz. bottle . Bottle \Orange Marmalade 19¢ SPECIALâ€"FEATURING THIS WEEK Biscuits» 21¢ HOUSEHQLD REMEDIES AND TOILETRIES Seediess Raisins 2*. 23¢ ALL SIZES PER POUND SPECIALâ€" WESTON Shortening REGULAR ITEMS OF QUALITY Buy several Jars at this remarkable low price A very SEE sPECIAL WINDOW DIKSPI A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH AND SMOKED FISH low price for such high quality AR ROWROOT wWONDEREFUL VALUCE Liver ~ SPECIAL ! (Saturday Only) 5 Butter that impresses you with its delicate natural flavorâ€" unmarred g by any foreign taintsâ€"salted to the right degree, Sun Glo represents a standard that housewives rtely upon. Try Sun Glo this week at this low priceâ€" specially reduced for this week. Firm Heads Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 4 oz. bottle ...... Rose Talcum Powder Hawe‘s Flood Wax 1 lb tin 44c Nousuch Stove Polish, tin 17¢ Quaker Oats, large pkg .. 29¢ The Rebekahs are giving another 0:> their pleasant dances in the Oddfe!â€" lows‘ hall on Thursday evening of next week,. May 22nd. Refreshments will be served, the classy Club Royal orchestra will provide the music and everything else will be up to the usual high standâ€" ards so that all are assured of a good 1lb. tin PEAMEALED COTTAGE ROLLS SPLA Y + 619 i i3( i# 75. 16 oz. Jar SPECIAL ! Monday and Tuesday â€" s c ALBC per pound 29%¢ persib. *.: HEAD CHEESE per VARIETY LOAF k.ii LUNCH HAM per lb. .. PREMIUM COOKED HAM .ls ie is iss LAMB TONGUE THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Half or Whole SPECIAL ! (Monday and Tuesday) a KX .. 2. . Family Tea, 1 lb. . Eatonia Tea. 1 lb. English Breakfast Palawan Tea, Black and Mixed Reduced Prices Cooking or Eating SPECIAL DamK No DA i\it . No 2+g O ‘Ql/h. 55( LIGH‘L TIN iglish Breakfast Tea, and Mixced, 1 Ib. .... BUDWEIS5ER MALT The Better Blend By Popular Choice Messrs C. G. Williams and V. H. Emory, formerly stuperintendent and assistant superintendent respectively at the Hollinger Mine, but for the past year and a half with offices in Toronto as consulting engineers, were visitors to Timmins over the weekâ€"end and were heartily greeted by their hosts of old friends here. lb. 35¢ On all Eaton‘s High Quality Cleanser T in 8c Mejava Store Hours Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday < 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 60¢c . 68¢ Black 52¢ 22¢ 40c 40c "I was terribly weak, nervous and rundown and finally I left England and came to Canada for a complete change. MRS. J. BEAN "Nothing I ate agreed with me, I selâ€" dom slept more than a few hours at night and felt perfectly miserable day and night too. Then I started Sargon. I‘ve gained ten pounds in weight, I am eating ‘breakfasts for the first time in 10 years, and never have a trace of indigestion. I am full of new strength and energy and am going to send my photograph back so my family can see what a marvellous change this mediâ€" cine made in me. "Sargon Pills got my liver acting norâ€" mally and ended my constipation."â€" Mrs. J. Bean, 33 Earl Gray St. Toronto. Sargon may be obtained in Timmins at The Goldfield Drug Store. Plans are under way at present to establish a branch of the Sons of Canâ€" ada in town. The organization is for native sons of the Dominion, and while largely fraternal in character, the Sons of Canada are at present emphasizing the need for preference to Canadianâ€" born rather than to foreignâ€"born in the matter of employment at the present time. SENDS PHOTO HOME T0 SHOW WHAT SARGON DID A. Dorfman, for some years mill superintendent at the McIntyre, and popular through the North, and who has recently been resident at Toronto, was a visitor to the camp this week and was warmly grested by old friends here. It was estimated that there were 500 cars on the road between Timmins and Porquis Junction on Sunday last. The traffic was so heavy as a matter of fact that while the road was good in the morning, by night it was considerably cut up. The cadets at the Central public school are preplaring for the annual inspection and parade on June 4th, Deputy Band Leader P. Cherry arrangâ€" ing to provide the boys with a drum and bugle band for the parade work. Don‘t forget the big novelty dance on May 19th, in the McIntyre Recreaâ€" tion hall, Schumacher under the ausâ€" pices of the Strollers Club. Events by the Strollers are always pleasant and this ons will be particularly enjoyable. May 10th was the date that the first straw hat made its appearance on the streets of Timmins. Shoppers and others noticed a rather stout gentleman sporting a straw headâ€"covering on Satâ€" urday morning. If you have any visitors or if you or any member of your family are visiting out of town, drop a note to The Adâ€" vance. You like to read about other peoplle; other people like to read about you. O. Proulx, of the South Porcupine hockey team for the last two seasons, left on Tuesday for Truro, Nova Scotia, where he will reside in future. He will be much missed in hockey circles in this district. The, photo of ‘the Tuxis Seniors, champions of the T.B.A.A., appearing on the first page of the second section of this issue, is by the New Ontario Studio, Timmins. A tea and sale of homeâ€"made cookâ€" ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Shragge, 51 Fourth avenue, on Wednesâ€" day, May 21st, from 3 to 6 p.m., under the auspices of the Timmins I.O.D.E. A. G. Carson, superintendent of the District of Cochrane Children‘s Aid Society, is in Toronto this week attendâ€" ing the annual convention of the Onâ€" tario Children‘s Aid Societies. W. Sixt, manager of the Kirkland Lake Gold Mines, Kirkland Lake, was a visitor to town last week and was heartily greeted by his hosts of old friends in this camp. \ Send in to The Advance any personal items you may have. You like to read about others; other like to read about you. Arbutus Chapter Order of the Eastâ€" ern Star will hold a tea and sale of baking at the home of Miss Maude Boyd on Friday afternoon, May 16th. Bornâ€"At Hamilton General hospital, Hamilton, Ont.. on Tuesday, May 6th, 1930, to Mr. mand Mrs.< J. W. Wallace (nee Aileen Cowper)â€"a son. Mr. Wm. Findlay, of Cobalt, was a business visitor to Timmins last week, motoring from the Silver City to Timâ€" mins. a» ffyfififflv)f/ff’?flllif%ff?f%’#flyff,lllllrflilfifl,/,llllu ; DNIIVATD : ?/l//f/?ffffiil%/#fiffi?arfazlzzzzzirtlz22%5?%31 s s s s s 3 s s . s s i o o on oo i5 5 i5 i5 05 i5 0 0 44 The late Mrs. Arnoldi, who was wellâ€" known in Timmins and district, having paid a number of extended visits here to her daughter, Mrs. McInnis, and winning many friends here had been seriously ill for som® time. For the past couple of years her health had been so bad that Mrs. MciInnis had been in attendance upon her practically all the time. Some days ago she became seriously ill and as a consequeunce Dr. McInnis went to Toronto and has been Wm\\\wx\\\\\\\m\m\m“\xx\a Word was received in town this week of the death at her home, 103 St. Gerâ€" main avenue, Toronto, on Tuesday, May 13th, 1930, of Mary Amos, widow of the late Fulford Arnoldi, and mother of Mrs. J. A. McInnis, of Timmins. The funeral takes place toâ€"day (Thursday) to Mount Pleasant cemetery, and will be strictly private. MRS. J. A. MecINNIS BEREAVED BY THE DEATH OF HER MOTHER Cabinet Fumed Oak and price when new $165.00â€"now J. T. HEFFERNAN 46 Third Ave. TERMS AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK ON MANY O0F THESE INSTRUMENTS Large Cabinet Model. Price when new $180,00â€"now EX TRAORDINARY SALE OF PHONOGRAPHS Style 4â€"3â€"very slighty used. New price $115.00â€"now Large model in Mahogany. Price when new $220.00â€"now Here is an opportunity to secure a phonograph at prices unheard of before in Timmins Cabinet model, fumed oak case. Price when new $155.00â€"now Victor Orthophonic We have not sold our Ice business but are still carrying on that line to the satisfaction of all our old customers and many new ones. For the Patronizeâ€" 80 First Avenue â€" Phone 102 Victor Style XI Mason Risch UNION COAL COMPANY Phonola Ramsay $05 $30 $35 $30 there since. Her many friends in Timâ€" mins and district will extend sincere sympathy to Mrs,. McInnis in the death of her mother. for the purpose of forming a CIVILIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION A range for two, five and six hunâ€" dred yards has been secured and surveyed which can be reached from any part of town by car in less than five minutes. The cost of installing largets will not amount to much since rifles can be arranged for with the Department of Militia. Ammuâ€" nition can be obtained from the same source at less than half price. A Meeting will be held at 1% CEDAR STREET NORTH, LEGION CLUB ROOMS, FRIDAY NIGHT at 8.00 Style 4â€"90â€"used for demonstratâ€" ing. New Price $190.00â€"now Style 4â€"70â€"very slightly used New price $165.00â€"now Rifle Association Victor Orthophonic Victor Orthophonic T+mmins