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PAGE TWO Goldfields Dry Goods 20% Pine Street North Box 1529 36" Striped Flannelette A visit from you will be appreciated REMAINING IN BUSINESS I have just returned from a buying trip with a large assortment of Fall and Winter materials. New Fall and Winter Hats MceCall and Chatelaine Patterns and Transfers Tapestries, Linens, Laces, Stamped Goods and and Novelties in general, also Ladies‘, Childâ€" ren‘s and Infant‘s Wear. 15¢ per yard EX TRA Special Loose Friday I to 2 p.m. per doz.zsc Chuck Roast !b. 7c Blade Roast !b. 10c «tm tA P PP PA PP PA P P LA P D uP APAL LA Fresh Spring paris. 16c jain 18c 8 t e P P PC LA P B PPA AP PA PP DA PAAA LAAA LA PP Blue Brand *Â¥ SPECIALS ON SALE AT THESE VERY LOW PRICES FROM SEPTEMBER 15th to 215. C ut mt it TEA h 21c4|c 1 tb. Package to savz on TEAS and COFFEES XÂ¥ â€" FRESH GROUN m P PA P P P P P PP PAAA LAAA L â€"AL L SAAA L AL PPA uL a» offers his suggestions for your aweekâ€"end dinner SMOKED 4# * and speaking of TEA ... A. tA# *./ As it Tt o# no? Ao 4 oA# COFFEE 260 o nsed to worry about stalo C\.fice. Ground fresh dally. Half or W hole f OCET ER!IA Now, as in the days of the founder, the same policies protect EATON customers. â€" ‘‘Satisfac. tion or money refunded®". Make EATON‘S your headquarters for all your food needs. We know you will be satisfied, not only with the substan. tial savings, but the friendly atmosphere and good service that char. acterizes every EATON Store. our MEAT MAN For over fifty years, the name EATON has stood for honest dealing with the Canadian pubâ€" lic; a half century record of service to its customâ€" ers; of merchandise sold at good value prices :)hrough good times and ad. Coodâ€"will is recognized as the most valuable asset that any business can possess,. and no firm appreciates the magniâ€" tude of its value as does EATON‘S. she tre: uodogâ€"witt isâ€"â€"=*"‘the dis. position of a pleased customer to return to the place where he or she has been well EATON‘S IS A NAME UPON ted . . and here‘s your opportunity Mrs, J. Pluta by the piece Ib. 17¢ sliced . ... 1Ib. 19¢ EAGLE â€" MIL Hundreds of timeâ€"saving shortâ€"cut ways to better desserts, . \ macaroons, cakes and general cooking. Never be without several tins on your shelves. Everyone knows the quick, thorough action of Chipso. Waferâ€"thin flakes that dis. soive instantly in any water. Rich, luxuriant suds that are kind to clothes and hands ETS 2 A truly modern cereal that fulfils ev ness of whole wheat plus the sunshin ery requirement for health and vigor. All the goodâ€" e vitaminâ€"the essential element ta s W HERE IT PAYS TO SHOP â€" for SERVICE â€" dependable VALUE and Guaranteed SATISFACTION Ready Made Curtains CGOVERNMENT CGRADED INSPECTED $1.98 and up 49c per pair Bath Robes Ladies® and Children‘s IRRADIATED WITH THE SUNSHINE VITAMIN TYPICAL EATON VALUE We Advise Early Shopping THIS: WEEKâ€"END VAEUE Should Attract You! 8c Phone 84 fulfils every requirement sunshine vitaminâ€"the e Good Size 2 dozen for Large Hamper SWEET AND JUICY JELLY POWDERS FRUITS â€" YEOGETABLES SHIRRIFF‘S GOODâ€"MORNING MARMALADE At this price, we reserve the right to limit 6 bars to â€" a customer with a 25¢ purchase or over. 16â€"o07, Jar 2 Cakes 15q HOUR SPECIALS 2 Pkgs. 17C Wealthy Apples J‘ FRIDAY, 10 â€" 11 Everyday shipments assure you of fruits and vegetables that freshâ€"crisp as when they were 9athered Drop in and see ou selection. e ]â€"lb. Tin HAWES Oranges Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Esselstine arâ€" rived in town" on Thursday last and have taken up res.dence in the western section of Bruce avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Richards and daughter have moved into their handâ€" some new bungalow at the corner of Moore street and Bloor avenue. This residence is a credit to the town beâ€" himself so severely that he died five minutes after being admitted to the hospital. He has no known relatives n this country. An inquest is being held on Thursday afternoon. On the same day a man fell from the scaffolding at the new "dry" at the Dome, twelve feet to the floor below. He hit his shoulder on a cement block and received a nasty bruise and shakâ€" ing up but was able to be back at work next day. In the minds of the public these two accidents were confused and there was quite a w.despread report that the man injured at the Dome had died. Fortunately this was not so and by the time this is in print he will be well recovered fromhis mishap. Mr. Alex Reid, of the Dom#, is holiâ€" daying in Southern Ontario. Elegant New Homes at South Porcupine Additions This Year to Fine Residences at south Porcupine. Fatal Aocciâ€" dent at the Ankerite. Other KNews of Ssouth Poreupine and District. 25¢ t for health and vigor. All the good essential element to sturdy bodies. your shelves Makes delightful desserts in combinat with cocoanut, prunes, cranberriecs, etc 4# have you Realized th POSSIBIELLTIES of . .:; . â€" [A FEW SPECIALLEY PRICED HELPS FOR MEAL PLANNING Â¥ GRIMSBY SWEETâ€"MIXED PICKLES The tremendous sales attest to the outstanding preference for these Pickles. Fresh and crisp. LARGE JAXR 5S n~e«e 4# GIANT BRAND, DATES 2« CELLCO PKCG. $1.09 LARGE JAR 35 ozs FAMILY SIZE : â€",_ PACKAGE 11 qnuart Basket 6 gt. 59c 11 gt. 89c No. 1 COOKING Limit 4 tins to a customer with a 25¢ purchase or over. HALVES â€" TIN SALMO N SATURDAY, 10 â€" i1 a.m CLOVERLEAF PINK THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCE, oxXTARITO While They Last Peaches On Dome avenue there are three no homes uof less pretensions but well bui and comfortable, and with conven ences. Two of them erected by Jar and Passi are to be occupied by Mess J. Massecar and H. Gillam. The oth: is being erected by Mr. Haavisto. ‘T) two new homes built by W. D. Pear: on the ground formerly occupled by t old O. K. Restaurant, each consisting five rooms and bath with their tastefu ly painted and finished exterior, are aecided improvement to that part : A large pillared verandah finis} polished B.C. fir leads in to the of the house. The house is finis) restful harmonizing tints of brow1 a touch of green and is surrounc a spacious lawn occupying the g part of two lots, which :s now prt ready for landscape planting. C opposite side of Moore avenue M Fairhurst has done considerabl novating to his fine home thers the corner of Bruce and Moor Harper has added an addit.on | cutâ€"stone residence recently purc from Dr. Russell, and the other « is occupied by the residence of McInnis, making this part a sect which a town larger than South I pine might well be proud. ing one of the finest, and exterior, ever en full size basement on the main foor | and con\ stone fire handsome the dinin Onions T ireâ€"p at are gardenâ€" our marvellous nve pilla 1b mode bii CÂ¥ D)( rai *® 93 dea AAdit.on cently pu the other sidence 0o T Th 116 n Dr. 11 BEARS PLENTIFUL IN THE NORTH LAND THIS YEAR says there was one of the picnics at which one man had a bottle of gin and for this breach of the law and regulaâ€" tions the offender was checked up by the provincial police who were present at the picn‘c. The man was fined as a consequence. At none of the other picnics was there any liquor. Among seventy people cr more present at the picnic in question there was no other disorder, so the record may be admitâ€" ted to be very creditable. "The accident to Jack McLeod was very unfortunate," Mr. Tolman writes. "Jack McLeod slipped under the truck when it started up after stopping to let off some other members of the party upon the return trip." Writing in regard to the matter, Mr. Tolman says:â€""At the Moss we now have about twentyâ€"three families, who have all come in during the past nine months, and they and their children have had some very enjoyable picnics at Round Lake, about thirteen miles from here, at one of the most beautiâ€" ful beaches I have ever had the pleasâ€" ure of seeing. These plcnics have been held on tthange Sundays during the summer and have given an opportunity of enjoyment and better acquaintance among all employees. They have been quiet and orderly affairs." In reference to the *tevent to which the itam no doubt referred Mr. Tolman The article was checked up by J. D. Tolman, general superintendent of the Moss Gold Mines, Limited, who seems inclined to think that the item was a malicious misrepreseâ€"ntation by someone who had been discharged from the mine. In this belief, Friend Tolman, is wrong, for the corrugated gentleman who wrote the letter has not an atom of malice in his funny carcase. If Mr. Tolman knew the author of the humâ€" orism he would agree with this, but now that the attempted ‘joke missed fire the author of the bad marksmanship will have to remain anonymous for his own safety. In a recent issue The Advance had humorous reference sent in by an old friend of this paper regarding a picnic held by employees of the Moss Mines. The item menticned an unfortunate accidenet at the picnic when one man had his leg broken and4 another inciâ€" dent where two men were fined for having liquor. The friend‘s letter conâ€" cluded, "Nevertheless, a pleasant time was had by all." with h Ste. M home t Mon 5€ Picnics Near Moss Mines ach at Round Lake Beautiful in the Times by Families McI 11 Miss oft nd Lake One of the Most n the North,. Happy Families Living at the Moss Mines. 1@ O nber 35th. There will e meeting. Kemsley, of the number of her rsday, September fifth birthday. ‘eturned by motor sisters to Sault at the parental dinner g.ve Mrs. Ben C lay in hono sarvy. The fir avenue, en, and wh.ich ntly purchased. Poronto, Grand i Grand Lodge }.F., will be in he evening o+ th. There will en N ADPpP mov ind Marriage of Miss Rosa Holgevac to is Gearge Oreskovich.. Death of m Infant Daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. James Stitt,. Other 1 at : schumacher News,. * Wedded Last Sunday Trinity United Church was a profuâ€" sion of flowers, fruits and vegetables on Sunday for the Harvest Festival serâ€" vices, conducted by the Minister, Rev. M. Tait. It has been many years since there was such a large congregation. It was necessary to put chairs in the aisles to accommodate the congregaâ€" tion. There were special anthems by the choir as well as solos and duets. On Monday night a social and sale of the produce was held. A short proâ€" gramme was enjoyed and Mr. J. G. Harris very capably auctioned off the wares, which netted a good sum. With the Sunday collections upwards of two hundred dollars was taken in. Next Sunday will be "Rally Day" and the Sunday School children are asked to be at the church at ten thirty o‘clock in the morning to assist in the morning service. The names of Miss Verner and Miss MacDonald were inadvertently omitted last week from the staff of the public school teachers. Miss Mabel Stitt, visiting at the home 0 and Mrs. James Stitt On Saturday evenin Lakeside Drive, enter of Mrs. Fraser, of No On Saturday evening, Mrs. D. Fraser Lakeside Drive, entertained in honowu of Mrs. Fraser, of Nova Scotia. The first prize went to Mrs, R. Heath; seâ€" cond prize, Mrs. S. MacMillan; consoâ€" lation, Mrs. George Henderson; and lucky prize, Miss M. Leng. schumacher, Seq Special to The Ad: Mrs. Moorish, her daughter Mrs. i tre, left last week Seotland. Mrs. W. Weber, from Toronto wher in the Western hos condition fair. *#3 visiting 1 for the t Schumacher Couple (CENT A MILE Florence Keen, daughter of Mr. and 1 KREDEEM FOUR COUPONMâ€"Don‘t send t Steelcote factory. Sign it, take it to your nearest listed belowâ€"Select the shade and size package of S â€"Have him cut the wording Steelcote Rubber Ena: you select and attach to your couponâ€"That‘s all. LE rove to yourself the economy of using "the world‘s finest finish." One can of Steelcote will convince you. N. or U pignt can Before you‘ve used the first brushful, you‘ll know why.Steelcote‘s made two million friends. You‘ll marvel at this smooth enamel that lays without a lap or brushmark Steelcote makes things factoryâ€"new. It keeps a highâ€"gloss finish longe than ordinary enamels; it stands hard knocks of household use lik steel itself. Steelcote covers more surface than ordinary enamel:; that‘ why it costs no more to use than cheap ename!. Timmins Garage Wholesale ard Retail Distributors THE GEO. TAYLOK HARDWARE CO. LIMITED hosp Septem} Advance lova Sceotia ind friend of. Pembroke, ! of her father, Mi | Made in Canada by Steeleote Mfg. Co,. of Canada Limited ned last week left Mr. Weber and reports his 11 Miss E. Henderson vacation with Miss B cottage in Golden City Use Cress Corn Salve Moisley Ball. EPTFTMBE A pretty wedd the Roman Catl Porcupine, on Rather Gelinas ing the : Seotland Schumacher Hardwar UrD ong rest an mproved Mr You‘ll Be Amazed on payment of a shi passage fare charge 1( tourist sleeping Â¥ tion mayvy be su-c‘rn O1 ROUND TRIP COACH EXCURSION®S TOURIST SLEEPING CAR PRIVILEGES Canadian Pacific to tal ind Mr: Nova S bt TO ALL sTATION®S ATI 50c e a white satin on princess lines, ace, long sleeves he elbow, a nun‘s rnch flower. Her ught with pearl re white gloves, ht additional r each person accommodaâ€" spending in t n he Sold by inized at in South en â€" Rev. marriage and Mrs. Oreskoâ€" m Thorâ€" own last nths. their nd The at]y