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12‘ Pine St. South Phone 900 Timmins sSS 4 4 34 I““\XS“‘.KS%“WSWW“‘“““‘““S\‘\\‘\\\\\S‘_, | Extra Heavy Insulation Temperature dial regulates degree of cold required Automatic safety and deâ€"frosting switch Cooling unit powerful enoughk to supply proper temperature in hottest weather Mechanism concealed, yet accessible Chromium plated brass hardware Doors with new double gasket ensures absolutely close sealing. Single cylinder compressor, mounted on rubber snubbers, counterbalanced to ensure quiet running with minimum vibration. Ice trays of stainâ€"resisting aluminum Legs permit of easy cleaning of floor. Compares with the Most Expensive in the Fieldâ€"at the Price Level of the Thursday, June 9th, 193 The Curtis Drug Co. Phillips‘ Milk of Magnesia.. Squibb‘s Milk of Magnesia 2 Wampole‘s Milk of Magnesia Wampole‘s Milk of Magnesia Jad Salts ........ :s mR Kruschen . ...... Pinkham‘s Veg. Compound.. Chase‘s Nerve Food ............. Chase‘s Liver Pills ----------------- Dayer Blaud 91.00 BUYS $2.00 WORTH Bargain Days Te in mm mm mss Ww $2 worth for $1.00 Electric Refrigerator Beef, Jron and Wine Ambrosia Toilet Sets Large Site, Best Quality Qr1a saparilla Blood Tonic Regular $1.00 ills.. ablet spirin ilk of Mag Milk of M Campana‘s Italian Balm Cheapest iagnesla...... agnesia 25¢ With a Viking Refrigeraâ€" tor you are assured of the utmost in convenience, economy and satisfaction. The Viking is the best reâ€" frigerator we could posâ€" sibly secure for you for the money. It was selectâ€" ed by the Eaton Research Bureau from a number of other electric refrigeraâ€" tors, is guaranteed for three years and is the best dollarâ€"forâ€"dollar y alue obtainable as far as we can learn. Deferred Payment terms ma arranged. VIKINGT PRICES $159.50 to $425 Stern‘s Tonic Wine Regular $1.00 Minard‘s Liniment Rexall Vegetable 5 for $1.00 Compound Regular $1.00 Aâ€"Q)L 6‘)( 39¢ 19¢ West‘s Tooth Paste ,2 for West‘s Tooth Brushes..... WoodBury Soap, ...:........ 2i Pompeian Creams ............ Baby Talcum, 2 for.......... Ialac ASOUMON Pine Tar Shampoo............ Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.... Coty Face Powder ............ Jean Nolan Powder ......... Yardley‘s Lavender Pow Hind‘s Honey and Almo: .32A is kss ids 20 149© Liver Salts Andrews‘ Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Thermos Lunch Kits Evening Telegram:â€"The voters are no better informed on the issues of the day as the result of such discreditâ€" able contributions as those given by the Beauharnois promoters. Nor are greatâ€" er facilities provided for the electors to record their votes. Such donations to party war chests are wholly bad and must be prohibited if democratic govâ€" ernment of and for the people is to prevail. to the Hoope! did the and On MciIintyre long shot s McIntyre F. C. Tuesday‘s Fixture In the local N.OF.A. series, the Mcâ€" Intyre and Timmins football teams played a league fixture on Tuesday At the conclusion of the match the score stood:â€"McIntyre, 2; Timmins, 0 put on most of their second team and were lucky to win on the Timmins Team Shows Much Improved Football. MciIntyre Ved Many of Second Team. Timmins Lineâ€" up Changed. Timmins had some very f en they did break awa uldn‘t finish when in ft 3 for $1.00 2 for $1.00 2 for $1.00 ba #C: 2 piay was eveniy malchned d1 rst half. In the second half 1 was at the Timmins sector o MciIntyre did not seem to be t a good shot at goal, due im Regular $1.00 hey pls (Gin Pills ind m Tt hnic 69¢ each 25¢., 3 for 69¢ ................... 49¢ ................... 3J¢ ................... 89¢ ................... 19¢ ................... 19¢ ................... 50e aves, as mos Timmins end rere lucky to w ._ Timmins cha 1 from their 1: aived much bett and youngste and stopped it : e. Referee Lart d bounced the t vard for MciIn wide and n neman pulle match re, 2; Timmin: st of their sec y to win on ns changed t] their last fixt ch better foot} would have b first g« jlay sta THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ml lackson k DU adc sector of the it and g Larmer b fine chanc iy., but It ied du 1€ McI iXture otball old XTL ind ho years has been making a s of the moose. He has bei them at first hand. and not or articles in the magazine there are many misconczep seelng thiret nests ofI short walk, and the young partridge in th In Price township seen $wo white moose white all over and at they are rare. There are quite a couniry, Mr. Seguin : bird: miltée of/the Legislature, to bears killing moose. " township on May 26th th Mr. Seguin, "I saw a b Saw Bear Killing A Moose Near Gragsie olher town manyv very fu remark T‘wo White Moose in Price Township Fiies are Scarce. Wolves Coming in. Ducks and Partridge Plenfiful. service only in the United Church, which will be in the morning at eleven ce‘clock. Special effort on the part 0® Mr. P. A. Boyce and Mr. Wylie is beâ€" ing made to have an interesting serâ€" vice. There will be special music for the service by the Schumacher Male Choir. A cordial invitation is extendâ€" ed to all to help make this morning service a success. Mrs. George Leck, of Creighton, is visiting her son and daughter, Mrs. Cullen, and Mr. Wm. Leck. Owing to Sunday, June the twelfth, being conference week, there will be one service only in the United Church, which will be in the morning at eleven o‘clock. Special effort on the part 0o* Mr. and Mrs. Sally moved to Timâ€" mins this week to reside. Mr. Lawrence O‘Toole Cooper, proâ€" fessor at McGill University, arrived home last week to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Cooper, of the McIntyre Mines. Miss Elsie Henderson, who has been iI1 at St. Michael‘s hospital, (although she was able to graduate with her class), has arrived home for a few weeks to recuperate. ‘~Mrs. Smith, of Kirkland Lake, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Hartling, First avenue. Rev. Mr. Summerell is in Toronto this week attending the United Church conference. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shields visited friends in Ramore on Sunday. Mrs. Joe Morrish and children, of Gold Centre, are leaving on Thursday for a holiday in Cornwall, England. goodâ€"byes. Mrs. Morrish served a very nice lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Sally moved to Timâ€" mins this week to reside. gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrish, Gold Centre, on Sunday evening to wish Mrs. Mormtish bon voyâ€" age, prior to her departure for Cornâ€" wall, England. A fourâ€"piece orchestra provided music for the evening and real Cornish songs and music were enjoyed before the friends bade their Mr. staff, was called home to Mattawa owâ€" ing to the death of her sister. Miss Stella Dennison is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mcâ€" Kay, Wyman. Quebec. Mr. J. G. Barron, of Rouyn, Que., is home for a few days‘ holidays. A number of friends from town "Bon Voyage" Party Held at Schumacher Mrs. Morrish Honoured on Eve of Trip to Cornwall, Other Items of Inâ€" terest from Corâ€" respondent. Good Work by Firemen at Commercial Avenue Fire The good work of the Timmins Fire Dept. saved a serious fire at 53 Comâ€" mercial avenue on Tuesday evening at 6.15 pm. The blaze was going merrily when the firemen reached the scene but their efféctive work soon put the fire out of the running. The call came in from Box 52, and the usual quick response by the brigade helped. The fire was at the rear of a grocery store sonducted by J. B. Charette. It apâ€" ears that there had been a fire in ‘he yard behind to burn up some rubâ€" ish and this fire caught the back of he store. Though the firemen made short work of the blaze it was not beâ€" fore a couple of hundred dollars‘ damâ€" age had been done. The building is owned by S. Cohen. At 5.10 am. on Saturday there was i telefhone call to 69 Maple street, north. The trouble was due to an overheated motor in a refrigerating machine. There was no damage done rxcept to the motor. This is the third call that the fire brigade has had reâ€" chint Sseguin, traprer and : as spent the most of h ; years in the bush anc a special study of the‘ the animals, the fist living things of nature meguIn ar in t is yeat ridge a iumacher, June I7th, 1932. Special ie Advance. s Murphy, of the public school t wC > the motor., Thnis , the fire brigade ] ‘om the same cause the motor in an endorsed FP‘. M. Wallingford" > the FPish and Game Com the Legislature, in referenc 12 the bush. ir," he said and ducks r. he says. hings of nature k and gave Th 12 DL from book s. He say: ions abou naturalist, his time in i reference McKeown vear,‘" said me came Adva 5 nNnad re overhea!l id y nd said:â€"‘"‘Mr. and Mrs. C. Lacy, Timmins, spent Monday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Gard while enroute to Ottawa to attend the graduation of their daughter from the Civic hospital." C the moose, and he plans to write a book on what he has actually learned and knows about them. _ He has branded moose calves in the course of his firstâ€" lhand study, and by this means has proven beyond question that the idea that an antler grows every year is not iG (Ur VMG THE CONSUMO PURE PORK SAUSAGE FRESH HAM whole or half. BREAKFAST BACON gsliced, per PJICNICS, per lb BREAKFAST BACON whole or half, Ib. .......... One "Maple Leaf" Smoked Ham and One "Maple Leaf" Picnic away to the holders of the lucky numbersâ€"Prize ticket free with of Shortening. Gordon Block Ibs. for North Bay Nugget on Saturday ‘"Mr. and Mrs. C. Lacy, Timmins ANNIVERSARY Phone 212 large variety of other quality Fresh and sSmoked Mceats Cor. Birch St. Fourth Ave. ONJUMERKS COâ€"OPERATIVE A Suggestion to Friends of the Bride On my Sixteenth Anniversary I am offering Royal Crown Derby and Silverware at greatly reduced prices. This is an opportunity for everyone to complete their China Sets and for others to start collecting Crown Derby to add beauty and dignity to vour table. per Ib Starting Thursday, June 9th 2 34 Jeweller and OUpticran 19.}! Fil’St Ave. TIMMINS and SCHUMACHER SI. Freeâ€"â€"Two Prizes PAIXLE PA \ Tipâ€"Top Canners Quality Goods Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Pears, Strawberries and Plums One Each ASIFIRST Ib. pail AsSIFIRST Ib, prints Ib. pail SPECIAL Easifirst Shortening Jeweller and Optician SOCIETY, LIMITED Telephone 101, FLY SPRAY O‘Cedar, 8 oz. FLY SPRAY O0‘Cedar, 16 oz TEA, Our Own Blend a quality Tea, per Ib. â€" Capred Fruit and CORNFLAKES Kellogg‘s 3 pkgs. for MACARONI, Cabato 106 oz. :pkgs., 2 for... ... Coffee Mocha Cake 11%/% A Delicious Treat by "THE BETTER BAKERS" Maple Leaf" Picnic Ham given ehthentnhisn‘hlhtststs Vegetable Combinations I‘ry the Consumo Milk Loaf EASIFIRST 20 Ib. pail 10 Ib.; pail EASEFIRST 30 1Ib. pail EASTFIRST tins for South Porcupine 1 dozen Schumacher $1.19 $2.17 $5.10 h pound