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2i THE GOLDFIELD DRUG STORE 5 $b en i1 6 * * $ i i . t t i t t i o n n n o n o n n C C 2 C C CC C CC C C CC C C 2 n 5 5 CCC CCC C C C CE C C CE C C C ECE ESAE SCsA s i o o o i in in in in i5 i5 5 95 95 45 45 + stvatestestects At police court here this week Mary Harusymiew, So. Porcupine, was charâ€" ged with common assault, the case arrising from the communist meeting at the Ukrainian hall last Wednesday. The young woman was arrested on that occasion becaume she was said s * s s s s s s s s s s s t s s s s s s s s . s s . s s s . s s s s s s s . . s s . s . . . . s . i . s s s s i o i i i . i . . . . . . . . . . t . . 5 5 5 i5 45 Liquor Cases Bring Jail Term for Some These pills are purely vegetable and cerrect Constipation completely. _ One pill at bedtime is all that is necessary. Regular 2%5¢ Man Making his Own Liquor in his Own Still Fined $200.00 and Costs. Usual Fine for Drunkenness Cannot Always be Raised. No matter where the pain is, Headache, Toothache, Rheumati¢ Pains, these little Tablets will stop it at once. You house. Regular $1.00 bottles of 100 should always keep a bottle in the tablets. Special during sale $1.00 botâ€" tle of 100 tablets for i Use Cod Liver Oil in Baby‘s Daily Diet | It is now an accepted fact most babies l will benefit if codâ€"liver oil is given i regularly before the end of the first I month of life. In fact it has been | recommended by many authorities that i the use of cod liver oil should begin by 1 the end of the second week. i Rickets, is, as a rule, a condition that i starts early in the months of life. It ! appears when the baby is growing | most rapidly. Unfortunately, it may i not be recognized until quite late, inâ€". l deed not until weakness of the musâ€". l cles and deformity of the bones become Iconspicuous. It is a condition that may occur in breastâ€"fed as well as in | artificially fed, babies. This Qil is imported from Russia, the source of the purest oil It is the heaviest oil procurable. You can buy a lighter oil but it is useless. We guarâ€" antee this oil to be of the heaviest type and purest. During the sale we are offering quart bottles for You can‘t buy any purer oil. It is alâ€" most tasteless. During this sale we offer you a Quart bottle of Pure Sunâ€" shine Norwegian Cod Liver Oil for Noxâ€"aâ€"Pain Tablets The underlying disease may be ¢hnâ€" tirely cured or prevented by giving the baby sufficient direct sunlight, or by giving cod liver oil. It is advised that both be employed. Babies with rickets become restless, irritable, pale and constipated. The xesist,a.nce of the infant is lowered. He becomes more susceptible to such infecâ€" tions as branchitis and pneumonia. Codâ€"liver oil prevents rickets. It strengthens the baby‘s muscles and his bony framework. Similar to the action of sunlight, it supplies the necessary vital force to prevent the disease. Thursday, Oct. 8th, 1931 Rure Russian Oi 17¢ or 2 for 25¢ Bedtime Pills Special Sale Price For Constipation Bottle of 24 tablest for Pint bottles for Pint bottles for R * e *s *# #4 #+ *# * # ##* w# w# # *# wstes # «w w w #* *# # # # w# # # #* * # *# *# # #* # + w# * + ## #@ # w* # # # LJ ## + 0'. 69¢ 69¢ Leonard McNeil, who was charged with criminal negligence in the use of firearms, and whose case was remanâ€" ded last week, was again remanded, to have struck a young bsy in the face. When being placed under arâ€" rest she sunk her teeth into Constâ€" able Gregson‘s hand, leaving a mark on the hand and drawing blood. In court she pleaded guilty and was fined $3.00 and costs, a total of $15.00 in all. There was no extra charge for biting the constable. Another charge of assault before the court was withdrawn before it went to trial, the complainent paying the costs. COMPACTSâ€"AND AsSSoORTâ€" MENT OF CoOMPACTS VALUED UP TO $3.090, SPECIAL . ..... . HOUBIGANTS FACE POWDER COTY FACE POWDER LARGE :....... WITCH HAZEL AND CUCUMBER CREAM YARDLEY TALCUM GLASS JARS, KReguiar $1.00 Hot Water Bottles c==â€"â€" Kidney and Bladder trouble correctâ€" ed at once. The most wonderful tonic for kidney and bladder or all uninary trouble Reg. $1.00 79 Special Sale Price ul ies c The finest Italian Oil procurable. This oil differs from all other oils. It the purest and most refined of all Olive Oils, Special during this sale. Rolls Razors, reg. $7.50, sale price. $6.49 Bath Powder Special We guarantee one bottle of Guyamar‘s Compound Sulphur Lotion to clear the face of all blotches. Special during this sale. 79c Regular $1.00 bottle for Howard‘s Kidney Tonic $1.00 value. Don‘t forget to ask for one. These parcels are given out in the morning from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.. Please don‘t ask for them after that hour. BUY YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS AT THE *‘GOLDFIELD DRUG STORE Every morning between the hours of 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. every customer purchasing 50¢ worth at the store will receive a grab bag free. Each one contains a surprise. Some contain as much as 1 Box Bath Powder One Large Puff Pimples, Blackheads and all Skin Eruptions 1 quart bottle 69¢ Pure Olive Oil 25¢ * *# % #4 #.® #.% Â¥* #6 ## h d + #* * # ** w # #* t # #Â¥* # the case to come up again next week.! A man from Hoyle was fined $100.00 Miilo Nikuma, a young fellow who and costs, or three months on a charâ€" was in court last week on a charge of ge of illegally having liquor. As he securing meal at a restaurant and apyiurently is not able to raise the fine failing to pay for same, was again in | and costs, he is likely to spend Christâ€" court, this time on a common dmnk'mas at Haileybury. charge. He was fined $10.00 and costs,| A fine of $1.00 and costs was imâ€" or thirty days, and it looks as if he}posed on one man for allowing his would take the days, He went into; dog to run at large. the police «station late at night last 8R Wednesday and was insistent on taikâ€"| Mose Chatrand on a charge of hay 4 \ ing Mquor not purcnased on his inâ€" ing to his father who was leaving the | *‘ A next morning for Haileybury. Evenâ€"| dividual permit was sentenced to three months in jail. The liquor concerned tually, the police took him in charge| . _ ,,,\,m,,,jm, ,,,M,m,q as he was apparently well under the influence of liquor and would not go home. NG brush used. No lather. Just spread Shave on the face and bingo. The finest and quickest and smoothâ€" est shave is gbtained. For tender faces especially, ‘}9 Reg. 50¢ jar, S2ke price ... JC shavo, for Shaving REXALL OQORDERLIES NIPPLES > <AOr â€".:«.:;; BABY‘S OWN TABLETS ... T‘wo Years Special 79c THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO be In our China Department you will find a great variety to choose from, During this sale we offer you a China cup and saucer for 23¢. Anâ€" other hand painted cup and saucer for 33¢c. Sandwich Sets, Bridge Sets, Tea Sets, all at 10 p.c. discount durâ€" ing this sale. This store employes Two Certified Graduates. Your prescriptions durâ€" ing this sale will be filled at exactly one half price. Only the purest of Drugs used. Only Chemists fill our compound prescriptions.... Just what your doctor calls for enters into your prescription. .!n“â€"_!_Qlâ€"QIâ€"'.â€""- MODESS WITH 3 PADS BRILLIANTINE Regular 50¢ ... CURLING IRONS ELECTRIC .......... CHASES KIDNEY LIVER PILLS, Regular 35¢:.................. CHASES QOINTMENT Regular 606 ................ BATH SALTS AND WATER sSOFTENER, 2%; LB. TIN....... TETLOWS FACE POWDER WHITE, $1.00.......... One pair of Australian Love Birds with Cage and Stand will be given away during this sale, absolutely free. The sale will commence Friday morning and continue till week from Saturday Night. This is a chance to get the Love Birds, Cage and Stand Free. PARKE DAVIS MILK OF MAGCNESIA ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS Kegular 500â€" LAVORIS Regular $1.00 KEPLERS MALT EXTRACT BACKRITE KIDNEY PILLS Regular 50¢ ...... sCOTTS EMULSION LARGE BOTTLE ... EVERREADY SHAVING CREAM Regular 50¢.. During this sale in our Jewelry Dept. we are offering ladies‘ and gentlemen‘s Wrist Watches. 15â€" jewels, guaranteed five years. Regular $18.00 and $22.00 A fine of $1.00 and costs was imâ€" posed on one man for allowing his dog to run at large. Mose Chatrand on a charge of hayâ€" ing Mquor not purcnased on his inâ€" dividual permit was sentenced to three months in jail. The liquor concerned was homeâ€"brew alcohol. Joseph Diltasso, 274 Spruce street, south, on whose premises a still was found, was fined $200.00 and costs on a Prescriptions China i7# 25c |$ m th i oommmane it i1 i} Kirkland Lake recently had a sort of "cleanâ€"up" week on blindpigs, the police court gathering in $1500.00 in fines, which is the record winnings of any week for the year at Kirkland Lake., The resolution pointed out that North Bay had hoped to be relieved of its unemployment problem through the transâ€"Canada highway. However, as conditions now exist, North Bay will have to make heavy expenditures to take care of its own unemployed and those who share in direct relief. Ald. Bullbrook, in supporting the reâ€" solution, said: "We have 870 men on our doorsteps. The Government must take action. We are the dumping ground for Ontario. â€"North Bay cannot carry this burden. The Government is just making North Bay a mobilizing centre. I am tired ofâ€"writing Mr. Finâ€" layson and getting back appeasing reâ€" plies," he added. As far as the single men from North Bay who have been sent out to work on the township roads are concerned, the mayor said that it looked to him like an excuse to take care of them until the transâ€"Canada highway comâ€" plement is filled. Their work will not likely last throughout the winter and the city will have both married and single men on its hands. "‘The transâ€"Canada highway has been a detriment to North Bay instead of a relief. All kinds of men rushed into North Bay to register and now we have the Government sending men in here in carloads. The city is flooded with transients and the Government should take care of them 100 per cent," he said. Advices from North Bay on Tuesday this week are to the effect that Mayor Robert Rowe, Ald. Cherry and Ald. McColeman will interview the Proâ€" vincial Government regarding the treatment that the city has received as far as placing of unemployed on the transâ€"Canada highway is concernâ€" ed. The decision to send a delegation to Toronto followed the adoption of a resolution submitted by Ald. Bullbrook. Mayor Rowe said that he would tell the Government it was impossible to carry on under present conditions. Government Should Aid Transients Says the Bay All employees of the Company are empoawered to take orders for the stock during the Campaign. For the convenience of purchasers, the Company has announced a special savings whereby the stock can be purchased for as low as $10 cash per share and $10 per month per share, with interest at 60 per annum allowed on partial payments. The forthcoming sale of the Preâ€" ferred Stock through employees, is limâ€" ited to people living in the territory served by the Company. Only 5,000 shares are being offered. The sale will open on October 19th and will close on October 31st or earlier if the amount of stock available is sold before that time, which judging by the keen interest aâ€" roused in this sale is likely to be the Case. These developments serve to direct attention to the forthcoming Customerâ€" Ownership sale of the Company‘s 7F/( Cumulative Preferred stock. In the outâ€" standing progress which the Company hasâ€"made during the past year is found the explanation why the pirice of this stock has been maintained on the market, in the face of the serious deâ€" cline in other market securities. The new power contract obtained is that for the Kirkland Townsite Gold Mines, Limited, which is now planning develoriment on a large scale. Power to this mine is now being delivered and the demand will further increase as development work proceeds. The output of power for the month of September last amounted to 34,984,980 k.w.h. as compared with 30,624,890 k.w. h. for September of last year. This 1n- crease of 4,360.090 k.w.h., equal to 140 is in line with similar increases whwh have been noted monthly throughout the current year, and which mark this as the miost successful in the history or the company. and costs. The woman went into the police station to have something dons about her husband who she said had locked her out of the house. She was rather abusive, as well as rather spifiiâ€" cated and Sergeant Moore thought she would be safest and best in the ladies‘ cell. Another Increase in the Power Output . _ Another increase in power cutput of over 147. and the signing up of an imâ€" portant contract for power for another gold mine in Kirkland Lake are among recent developments favourably affectâ€" ing Canada Northern Power Corporaâ€" tion, Limited. charge of having liquor other than on his permit. The police seized about a gallon of liquor that had been distilled by the accused in his homeâ€"made still. The fine was paid. Three common drunks, of them being a woman, were each fined $10.00 In most of the cases at court this week the accused pleaded guilty, so there was not much doing at the court. As a result of police court cases last week not mentioned in the last issue, two jail terms are being served. Harry Soleski is serving two months in lieu of a fine of $50.00 and costs on a charge of assaulting his wife. H. Harwood was fined $200.00 and costs, or three months, on a charge of illegal possession of liquor. Impoertant Contract Signed for Power for New Mine in Kirkland Lake Camp. _ Developments Attract Attention to New Stock Issue. North Bay has been agitating for vayâ€"offs with Sudbury at North Bay | district champions in baseball and footâ€" ‘ ball before teams from this part of the fNorth enter the larger areas of conâ€" ltest, in these sports. After Saturday ; last, however, it may be asked, "What‘s | the use?" On theiryway to the East to | take part in the contest for the Eastern lOntario Baseball Asscsciation chamâ€" pionshp and The Ottawa Journal cup, I. A. Solomon and his champion team of ball rlayers, the McIntyres, stopped off at North Bay for an exhibition game with the best that the city could present in the bassball line. The scoare was nine to zero and the MciIntyre team thus proved the titles held of chamâ€" picns of the Baseball League and contenders for Northern Ontario in the Ottawa Journal trophy series were well upheld. Despatches from North Bay say that the McIntyres have a welilâ€"balanced team and will prove tough opponents for Smith Falls to handle in the Eastern feature. The McIntyres on Saturday played the T. N. O. team, semiâ€"finalists in the O. B.A.A. intermediate series, and a team of which North Bay is justly proud. Some of the comments in North Bay despatches about the game include the following:â€"*"The â€" McIntyres played headsâ€"up baseball throughout and in their showing here have a good chance of repeating their victory of 1929. The Miners worked three pitchers in the game, Langdon, "Lefty" O‘Donnell and Woods. Each worked three innings and between them fanned 14. Langâ€" don and O‘Donnell shared the honours ? BAPTISMAL SERVICE AT CLOSE ; * ~41 / * EC CCE CC tC CC 6 C C 3 C 5 5 o 5 5 io 5 i5 i5 i5 i5 5 15 5 45 4 4 i5 t s s s . 3 . 5 . 5 . . . i i. i i i i in i i i t is t t id n d uty t t l t t ty y +0 tCt 4. with six victims each,. T. N. O. were Mcintyres Win Game at North Bay, 9 to 0 Champion: of North Land Have Easy Win Over North Bay‘s Crack T. N. 0. Team in Exhibition Game on Saturday. Wednesday Oct. 14 to Saturday Oct. 17 Incl. TIMMINS SKATING Is regarded by us as one of the outstanding speculative purchases presenting profitâ€"possibilities with a minimum risk of loss of capital? Write for our special letter. Branches:â€" COBALT KIRKLAND LAKE ANNUAL MOOSE CARNIVAL 30 First Avenue, Timmins UNION COAL CO., LTD. Procure your tickets from any Moose member Programme Hear Mr. Charles Innis, of Brantford, Ont. V audeville GOOD DRY WOOD FOR SALE JACK PINE, TAMARACK AND BIRCH by Coming Event of the Season Sunday, Oct. l1th, at 8 p.m. Subjects : "Israel‘s Entrance into the Promised Land" "Salvation and Who May Have It" Specializing in Canadian Mine Shares TDIIMINXNS ONTARIO Noted Evangelist and Bible Teacher IPISSINXC A. E. PHILLIPS 5 ELM STREET SOUTH Direct private wire connections to Toronto Montreal, _ New York, Chicago and Winnipeg A very pleasant party was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. Harding, 108 Balsam street, south, in honour of the visit here of Mrs. Harding‘s uncle, Justin St. James and his two sons, Gerald, of North Bay, and Joseph, formerly of Timmins, but who has been away for the past eight months. Music and dancing were the features Oof the evening which was enjoyed by a number of friends who had gathered to welcome Mr. St James and his two sons. Refreshâ€" ments were served and all had a jolly time. Mr. St. James left on Monday of this week for North Bay while his two sons remain here for a few dGays‘ further visit after which they will leave for Detroit to resume their posâ€" itions there. McIntyre Mines "C. AnCGC:N. PARTY GIVEN IN HONOUR OF VISITORS HERE LAST WEEK fieiders of the winners, was strong a the bat while Buck‘s catch of a lons fly in left centre was the fielding fea ture. The teams lined up as follows:â€" Mcintyre Minesâ€"Buck, If; Little, ss Brown, 2b;\Angrignon. cf; J. Monchan 3b; Newkirk, 1b; E. Monohan, 1b Abrams, rf; Adamson, c; Langdon,. p O‘Donnell, p; Woods, p. T. and N. O.â€"Fluxgold, ss; B 3b; D. Taylor, cf; Bell, c; Lylie Wilson, rf; Demarco, If; Flegiz, Turner, 1b; Rading, p. Score by innings: held to two hits, one.by Jack Wilson off O‘Donnell and the cther by Beli off Woods in the ninth. O‘Donnell, formâ€" erly of Walkerville, Chicks and Woods, a product of the Hamilton Oskies, will bear the brunt of the pitching in the series. â€" Both of them had plenty of spred with Woods being particularly impressive during the three innings he worked. Angrignon, speedy centre fielders of the winners, was strong at the bat while Buck‘s catch of a lonsg fly in left centre was the fielding feaâ€" sproed with Woods | impressive during the worked. Angrignon fielders of the winn Prizes Galore PHONE 102 4l1p 112101003â€"9 000000000â€"O