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THURSDAY, MARCH 167TH. 1933 _ _A wellâ€"known lawyer was always lecturing his office boy, whether he needed it or not. One day he chanced to hear the following conversation beâ€" tween the boy and the one employed mext door: . "How much does he the latter. "I get $2,000 a year," replied the lawâ€" yer‘s boy, "ten dollars a week in cash and the rest in legal advice." .4 *# ## * .O # N.Q * 00.0 # % ## * *# t*. *. * .*t, * .“.“.“‘“.N #* + # ##4 # *# #* ## # *# ## # * #4* # *# ## # # #* # # ## ## ## *# *# #4 # *# *# L *# *# ##* * * #* *# *# #e * *# # ## * “. eales? este«? Those lines around the eyes, those puckered brows, those furrows from eyestrain will disappear with the use of properly fitted glasses. If you need glasses they actually imâ€" prove your appearance. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMNED Reg. Optometrist Phone 212 MHalperin‘s Jewellery Store BANISH THAT FROWN St. Patrick‘s Night, Friday . . . ADMISSION $1.50 Extra Lady 50c T ax 1 First Class Upâ€"toâ€"theâ€"minute Music Mcintyre Recreation Hall MARCH 17th Schumacher Firemen‘s *L pay you," asked Dancing from 9.00 onward Refreshments and all in conne( Ontario them were q In each case ten dollars a pine man wa a public vlac n the cast charged wi hundred dac a merchant There wa imp spec The other case was that against Vicâ€" tor Vinka, 103 Birch street, north, who was charged with having liquor not purchased on his permit. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100.00 and costs. All the fines were paid. accusec lieve °t pleadec the cas Charges of Receiving Stolen Hay Remanded 10 D€e stOoien. °1 stolen by two : aged 17 and 19 recelvin to be st Remand Novelties for All T 1€ din other cases on the docket were connection with breaches of the o Liquor Control Act. Four of were plain unvarnished drunks. h case the penalty was the usual llars and costs. A South Forcuâ€" an was charged with drinking in ic vlace,. the fine being $25.00 and 1l T ax Included ° stOolen hay, knowing the same len. The case arose from hay y two young fellows in town, and 19 years. It was alleged s hay had been sold to the and that he had reason to beâ€" ) bales had been stolen. He not guilty to the charge, and was remanded until next week. d was also given to next week ase of a bookkeeper who was with the theft of some seven dollars by a former employer, own fine on iA V . il bu s in charges o| an official to make a survey on the area to be served, a time other detailed informa available from which it may as to the best plans of pr take up th company improved reference 1 for â€" Moun present proced Under this p Mountjoy in school section town for scho in the area 0 school section ° bentures, etc., the assets, up t The ratepayers and C be th service, structin through took the necessary Union School secti« Mattagami section the Mattagami sec Timmins it left th not annexed witho in the Mountjoy present procedure ..... injury present delayin letter structu danger soon as could there i trade a ea fron S€ m( T1 sho Hey f1 «n e se sB alfe alle a Te a Te t alle a Bs aliea hn a ts a ts a ie a Bs a t a n a al c a Sn w ie a . 1 i . a ale a on a a in a Te m . o a i io ob o o d o n ol dn al in a 2 a 0 tm w hn a t ue on 40 04000 11 liing rvice mmun om M L1Y ved away as explained ‘that i ere it was only to the business men profit. It would this could have k assets, up to Un ratepayers of not liable for t McDougall insp« l ng the r assured ure was r and th nd get the H referred bric v and the b AJDM D¢ . the Timm attention to and asking e agteemen TEN YELARS AGO IN TIMMINS OlI CC ction will b . etc., and w ) secur on in v board ¢( end uld have the businesse e illness of th ‘he ramoval, n the + separatle members ind three ‘ sug@gestec @igt:* buil min ounc! ntati and 1€ up to e agre question with the > that the servic seC cCcoOon eferencu W H Timmins: B( d by public and the e equipm rouble in lution w town SC it mm From data In the Porecup‘ne Advance Fyles 1ich Union t wWou iC 1€ it ub mA ie me OLl iimmin 1K he or Mc Timm I Was m low â€""M T pa LKE M C C THE PORNCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 11 qUuU T $V The following paragraph from The Advance of March 14th, 1923, should be of special interest in view of the very general use now of radio in this North: "The Abitibi Lands Forests Co. have installed an upâ€"toâ€"date radio receliving outfit at the Devonshire, Iroquois Falls, for the pleasure of the general public who may now be entertained with curâ€" rent news, musical selections, etc., from the principal Canadian and United States broadcasting stations." At a regular meeting of the Caleâ€" donian Society of Timmins on Friday, March 9th, 1923, one of the special features was the presentation to Mr. Jas. Geils, leader of the Caledonian choir of an adjustable music stand and a handsome ebony baton, silver mountâ€" ed. On the baton were engraved the words:â€"*"Presented to Mr. James Geils by the Caledonian Society of Timmins 1923." In making the presentation on behalf of the Caledonian Society, the president, G. A. Macdonald, briefly reâ€" ferred to the very generous and effiâ€" cient services given to the choir by Mr. Geils, ahd the large measure of success that had attended the choir, largely through the unfailing effort and outâ€" standing gwhility of the leader, Mr. Geils. The presentation was made as slight evidence of the esteem of the society. Mr. Geils made suitable reply. After the presentation there was a proâ€" gramme of unusual interest and much originality. Mrs. M. B. Scott read a very clever humorous paper on "Who Killed Cock Robin." There was anâ€" other witty paper on the same topic by Myrs. J. K. Moore. W. M. Whyte‘s paâ€" per on "The Deil" was another extra special that was greatly appreciated. M. B. Scott made a big hit with a happy impromptu address, The president dealt with the subject, "Cuttie Sarks," viewed philosophically, metaphorically and diplomatically. Well rendered solos by J. K. Moore, A. J. Downie, Jas. Geils, and others were much appreciatâ€" ed. In addition there was the instruâ€" mental music by F. Wolno and W. H. Wilson. Dancing was another pleasure of the evening, the "Dusty Miller" and quadrilles being especially popular with those present. Refreshments were served as usual during the evening and the meeting was generally voted as one Of the most enjoyable and one of the est attended of the season. Whenever there is any form of direct relief there seems to be difficulties of various kinds. Ten years ago in conâ€" nection with the administration of fire relief there was a case reported where a man was accused of stealing a carâ€" load of relief goods. It developed thai the goods were unsuitable and he had sold them intending to turn the cheque over to the Red Cross. Before the cheque was turned over a charge was laid against him. As to the unsuitâ€" ability of some of the goods shipped North as relief goods, The Advance said:â€""There can be no question as to the generosity of the people of Ontarto. The volume of contributions of goods and cash for fire relief purposes in the North Land stamps the pesple as genâ€" erous all right. All who showed generâ€" csity, however, did not show equal good judzment. About ten freight cars, it ‘s said, would be necessary to hold the "freak"* sort of contributions of ~clothâ€" ing donated. These "freak" donaticns no doubt given in good faith, include such articles as tuxedo coats, crepe «: chine night dresses, silk hats, patent leather dancing shoes, ball gowns, fancy dress trousers for men, etc., etc., and then a whole lot more et ceteras and so on. A recent announcement made is to the effect that practically none of this stuff is being allowed to go unusâ€" ed. It is said some 290 sewing maâ€" chines have been bought by the relief committee and the fancy wear for men and women,â€"in its present shape abâ€" solutely useless for fire sufferersâ€"will be remade into useful articles of clothâ€" ing for children. By this method pracâ€" tically everything can be made over. Perhaps the Fire Relisf Committee can design a trimming for silk hats and so start a new fashion in women‘s Easter M The following Advance of f special inter Freneral use now LLY There was a special wire to Timmins a years ago to secure a report of the nior game between Iroquois Falls and tchener. All here were sorry to see e Northern team defeated 3 to 2 by e Kitchener Juniors. The Falls am, however, put up brilliant game d did honour to the North, The Adâ€" 1] mA cheq *II Hockey team ten Bank Hooligans, que cashers and irls trimmed the years ago an ed the verdic ‘ough drinkin irechased at a: 11 nd attention Wednesday. "riday afterâ€" he residence R.C. church number of 16 be extendâ€" Henppleston A1iternoon Meibourne ng c skill @2 At Te ympathy in their ers and ned the popular hC Iroâ€" dict ind isly ind in through the remarkable c cures." ; Bay, Was Vi weekâ€"end." tendered Mr. manager of t Co., on Tues 20th, on his where he has cwing to ilh held a very club rooms Wednesday e dancing were midnight, re earlier in the omm en n ns mm en ce m mm o mm n e en e o mm ns mm n 1J08 KAce and C of his paper." way back to Ti and carnival M misfortune to | aogs and a largt dogs were drov Toronto Mail brated Chinese ported to be al weil to keen t] Japs. and the a: The show wi cess at Cont Mrs. J daught public visitor Baudette has ruled the house. made your Brampton â€"Conseryv a things in Canada are not desire or would like them we consider what is going of the other countries of t the sad plight they are reflect that we are much b most. sonato able, | spot on 1 Smoky Fa valuable 1 in The A following 11 mmy . dance ornâ€" aught M ClA LOWER PRICES IN STEP WITH SGREATER VALUE$ PS to be alive hC CORN SYRUP 17 ¢ SPAGHETTI tin 10¢ MACARON 1 4 .1 w4 8. he BISCUIT $ It‘s Pigquant H. P. SAUCE bot 28¢ Hellmanns NEW CHEESE =â€" +17° §ALMON MARMALADE ==. â€"â€"30° FANCY QUALITY â€"PINK APPLES Now © wvife be rown or Beekhive No $A he Ab Minn in vening Packed in Light Syrup lb9¢ MciIntosh Reds Finest Eating 1 Y hC i Em 9] Peéer Box 11 > dGdance in TLO0.0.r. ha it 4â€"Cube Tin tin 15¢ M a 1 m rld Ma 121 9 1 Y FINXDS® OUT HOW IT FEELS TO BE TREATED AS "FORETIGNXER WO hnhosyt :\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ To the Ladies of Timmins + 4 * bal PLANT SUPERINTENDENT IN THE TIMMINS HOSPITAI 84 * 8 *4 1C pital was n Mal1 RED PACKAGE â€" Ilb. 25¢ RICHMELLO ?"*, ib. 35¢ RICHMELLO in 53¢ GOLDEN TIP ib. 65¢ For this W eekâ€"end onl y HICH â€" CLASS PASTRY AND CAKE COUNTER Phe wellâ€"known quality :« and your patronage TY con )C (except that retailing at 3 lbs. for 85¢.) he Powe ital it was 1 ndition need the trouble ‘perated upot Fine Quality From Regular Prices ern Canada Power Co., is in ; hospital recovering from an made necessary by an atâ€" pendicitis. Mr. Hallett came Sunday and was ill on the becoming so seriously affectâ€" reaching here that local offiâ€" We take pleasure in announcing the openin FLOUR 59¢ hing here that local ofMiâ€" >wer Co. called in a doctor immediate removal to the aecessary for an operation tis. After being taken to 24 Ib, Bag Sale Prices y 3 At The New Commodore Restaurant Assorted Marshmallow pla was found that a needed treatment â€"tO Cieé IUT U jurchasing _ traveller r cent. on the dollar. M 1 1€ Rick in Food V alue 1 Corner of I 3 100 p«6 l boar 1€ £f the dia se pastries hoeited.. P Cedar 16 ol 1y Ib; Fin Chet CATSUP Potatoes 51 39 Domino tin BAKING POWDER 21 M ¢cLarens Jelly Powders 4 Icing Sugar tendents, ecllege ins sity presidents and are using Investors‘ to accumulate large from â€" proportionate ments More than $2,600 to $52,000 from $10 a month and up Investors Syndicate Ltd. Timmin P.O. Box 961 ind Send for rivces gart Finest Santa Clara A constantly growing income with eventual complete finâ€" ancial independence. Individual Wants Travel, MHobbies,, Vacations Northern Ontario Building Toronto. Teachers FOR PERSONAI SUTCCESS nt explanat M r tructors, univerâ€" other educators svndicate Plans 23¢ 33¢ 10¢ UuIms ol money rv booklet ht desires ntative Phone 56 small â€" pay sTaction superin n Inf{ nk ! mil 1t =11.~ An 11