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PAGE SIX iCOd Piece Ib. 13(‘, Mincemeat Cottage Rolls Butts Chops BONELESS MEALED BEST LOIN AND RIB SIRPLOIN BLADE _ PORTERHOUSE FRESH LEA FRESH ROASTING Turkeys ~ss} 1. 35¢ Chickens FRESH MILKâ€"FED ROASTING Prices Good Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5, 6 and 7 Sea Herring L.ake Trout ESH Finest Quality, Fresh, Tender FINEST QUALITY A P BEEF 6 to TO Ib. average ROASTS STEAK S * § POREK or roasting 4 to 5 15. average Any weight cut By the piece Steaks o. 25¢ in. 100 ib. 200 io. 11€¢ in. 18§8¢ in. 18c . 2?1l1¢ 15¢ 19¢ Grapes Oranges Onions NICFH JUIGCY Pickles Olives Soda s Sa imon Peas No. 5 sieve LIBBY‘S STUFFED OLD TOWNE "SWEET MIXED" McCORMICEK‘S TOASTED CHEESE From Canada‘s Finest Dairylands STANDARD â€"QUALITY 24â€"I6. bag C T omatoes Pumpkins Crosby Corn White Corn AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY Catsup AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY AYLMER CHOTICE QUALITY 6 Tins for 49c¢ SREFECT STRIKE" SOCKEYE No. 4 sieve ANNED FOODS angy Old 1b. 19c sliced and halved 6 tins for 85c Assorted 3 «: 23c Tomato Medium size mild NneWwWw 12 oz. bottle 6 quart baskst 98 lb $2 A9 3 =«â€" 25¢ 3 tins 25¢ i 4 % Â¥YÂ¥ 9 1Ibs, ZC Jar 84 oz Jar packets dozen k ¢ 3 % en 2 A 0Cc 25¢ 99q Winners girls‘ relay raceâ€"Foster, Mcâ€" Cann, McCaffrey and Blood. Winners girls‘ tugâ€"O0fâ€"warâ€"M. Lloyd, N. McPhail, M. Gallagher, M. Haneâ€" berry, M. Bannerman, and M. King. Winrers Girls‘ Bicycle relay raceâ€" Londry, Deacon, Naish and Costain. Boys‘ Bicycle relay teamâ€"Rotondo, Mcâ€" Intosh, Haneberry and Pelkie, Sr. B.â€"1, Schmelzle; 2, Numella; 3 Myers. Stilt race Jr. B.â€"1, Cecconi; 2, Hamâ€" ilton; 3, Bezpalko. Sr. Girlsâ€"â€"1, Blood and Haneberry; 2, Rayner and Armstrong; 3, McCaffrey and Dillon. Needle and Thread raceâ€"1, A. and I Rintamaki:; 2, Poster and Brown; 3, J Cecconi and A. Cartonick. Sr.Boysâ€"1, Pelkie; 2, Haneberry; 3 Kaufman. Nail driving, Jr. Girlsâ€"1, Poster; 2 Brown; 3, Laforgy. Sack raceâ€"1, Wilson; 2, Firie; s Horâ€" tie. 880 yards dashâ€"i, Haneberry; 2 Myers; 3, Wright. Sr. Girlsâ€"1, Blood ; 2, Mahon ; 3, Dilâ€" lon. 400 yards dashâ€"1, Wilson, 2, Cecconi 3, Bridges. Relay raceâ€"winning teamâ€"G. Kautâ€" man, L. Hadden, V. Haneberry, F. Jakes 220 yards dashâ€"Sr. B.â€"1. W. Wilson ; 2. B. Cecconi: 3, A. Manner. 220 yards dashâ€"Sr. B.â€"E, Myers: 2 Kaufman: ,.3, Nemella. Sr. B.â€"1, F. Jakes and K. Myers; 2, G. Numeilla and J. Wright; 3, G. Kauftâ€" Kaufman: 3, Numella. Sr. G.â€"1, V. McCaffrey and D. Dilâ€" lon; 2, E. Munro and S. Toderan; 3, J. Armstrong and B. Rayner. Threeâ€"legged raceâ€"1, C. Foster and S. Brown; 2, J. Naish and B. Londry; 3, H. Lafurgy and B. MacDonald. Jr. Boysâ€"1, C. Cunningham and A. Manner; 2, P. O‘Shea and Maurice Londry: 3, W. Wilson and C. Hortie. Boot and Shoe Race Sr. G.â€"1, Woâ€" neta Blood 2, Hazel Mahon; 3, Newâ€" sham Haneberry. Hop, skip and jump, Jr. G., 26 ft. 61 ins.â€"1, Catherine Foster; 2, Ina Rinâ€" tamaki; 3, Joan Naish. Jr. B., 30 ft.â€"1, Pat O‘Shea; 2, Jack Bridges; 3, Pat Cunningham. Sr. G., 26 ft. 8 insâ€"1, Hazel Mahon; 2, Woneta Blood ; 3, Etta Munro. Sr. B., 36 ft. 14 ins.â€"1, Geo. Kaufman, 2, Ken Myers 3, Fred Jakes. Basketball Throw, J. G.â€"1, Ina Rinâ€" tamaki; 2, Bethea Londry; 3, Rose Coscec. Sr. G.â€"1, Hazel Mahon; 3, Margaret Lloyd; 3, Beulah Raynor. Relay Raceâ€"3 and 4 B.â€"Form 4. 75 yard dash, J. G.â€"1, Catherine FPosâ€" ter; 2, Stella Brown;°‘3, Joan Naish. 110 yd dash, Jr. Boysâ€"1, Jack Wilson, 2, Bruno Cecconi; 3, Woodrow Wilson. 110 yd. dash Sr. Boysâ€"1, Ken Myers; 2, Geo. Kaufman; 3, George Numella. 100 yd. dash, Sr. Girlsâ€"1, Etta Munâ€" ro; 2, Celia Spitz; 3, Vivian McCaffrey. Boot and Shoe Race, Jr. G.â€"1, Cathâ€" arine Foster; 2, Stella Brown; 3, Irene Deacon. Sr. G., 4 ft. â€"1, Delia Spitz; 2, Woâ€" neta Blood; 3, Hazel Mahon. Sr. B., 5 ft. 5 ins.â€"1, George Kaufâ€" man; 2, Fred Jakes; 3, Victor Haneâ€" berry. Running High Jump, J. G.â€"4 ftâ€"1 Catherine Foster; 2, Joan Naish; 3 Jean Gallai. J. B., 4 ft. 5 ins.â€"1, Pat Cunningham : 2, Pat O‘Shea; 3, Jack Bridges. Shot :Put, J. B., 22 ft. :6 ins.â€"1, Pat O‘Shea; 2, Woodrow Wilson; 3, Pat Cunningham. Sr. B., 27 ft. 54 ins.â€"1, George Numâ€" mella; 2, Fred Jakes; 3, Victor Haneâ€" berry. Sr. G.â€"1, Beulah Raynor; 2, Woneta Blood; 3, Sapphira Toderan. 2, Ken Myers; 3, Victor Haneberry Softball Throwâ€"J. Bethea Londry:; 2, Catherine Foster; 3, Mary Costain. Sr. G.â€"6 ft. i} insâ€"1, Woneta Blood ; 2, Celia Spitz; 3, Haze!l Mahon. Sr. B.â€" ft. 8 ins.â€"1, PFred Jakes; 2, Ken Myers; 3, Geo. Kaufman. Rugby ball ~kick, Jr. Gâ€"â€"1, Stella Brown; 2, Catherine Foster; 3, Irene Deacon. Jr. G. Standing broad jump, 6 ft. 10 insâ€"1, Cat*®szine PFoster; 2. Joan Naish 3, Stella Brown. Ji son : Winners at South Porcupine High School Field Day Event South Porcupine, Ont., October 3rd, 1933. Special to The Advance. The High School field day held on FPriday last was another wonderful sucâ€" cess. The weather though cold was clear and the pupils entered into their sports with a zest. The principal and his able staff of assistants are certainly to be congratulated on the smooth and efficient way the day‘s programme was carried out. This year the pupils were divided into junior and senior competâ€" ing groups according to size, and, curiously all four championship went to Form II. Senior girls‘ champion was Woneta Blood, 20 points; Junior girls‘ champion being Catherine Foster, 33 points. Senior boys‘ champion, Ken Myers, 19 points;; Junior boy‘s chamâ€" pion, Woodrow Wilson, 18 points. Notable Field Day at South Porcupine on Friday of Last Week. Event Carried Through in Very Effective Way. Junior and Senior Grading in Events. List of the Winâ€" ners of the Several Events. The winners of the various events â€"7 ft, 8 ins.â€"1, Woodrow Wilâ€" Pat O‘Shea; 3, .J. Bridges. Madoc Review:â€"The papers of the large cities are all right if you want | them, but it is your own home paper that advertises your churches, your nuâ€" merous societies, sympathizes with you in your afflictions and rejoices with you in your prosperity. In short it is the | local paper that mentions the thousand and one items in which you are interâ€" est»d during the year and do not find | On an assault charge one man was fined $5.00 and costs. There were two charges against Nick Pauff, 68 Pine street, south. One of these charges was for the alleged illegal possession of liquor and the other for obstructing the police. The police claim that liquor was found on the premises, though neither Pauff nor his wife have a permit, and also that Pauff tried to hinder the entry of the officers and their search of the place. Both cases were adjourned to next week to allow for analysis of the liquor seized in the visit to Pauff‘s place. A Balsam street man faced two charges of breach of the Highway Trafâ€" fic Act. On the one charge ‘he was fined $10.00 and costs, and on the other $1.00 and costs, the nonâ€"observance of the iaw thus proving a very costly proâ€" cedure in this instance; the total exâ€" pense, to the offender being over $25.00. Anothner offender under the Highway Traffic Act was fined $10.00 and costs. In juvenile court the last of the four boys convicted last week of stealing from T. N. O. cars recently was dealt with. This lad was allowed to go on suspended sentence, but must make restitution to the extent of $14.55. He will also be on parole for a year, and his liberty will depend on his future good conduct. Timmins The charge laid on Sept. 2nd against Laura Larocque, 5 Kirby avenue, for illazally having liquor, after several adjournments came vnerore the magisâ€" trate on Tuesday. She pleaded guilty to this charge and was fined $100.00 and costs, the fine and costs being paid forthwith. In the meantime, however, on Oct. 2nd, another similar charge was preferred against her. This second charge was laid over for a week, the accused being allowed her freedom on her own recognizance. Another case of illegally having liquor was that against Frank Pictila, 21 First avenue. He was fined $100.00 and costs, or three months. ' are ‘he new Slendor Reducing Tabâ€" lets. A purely vegetable confection that hsips you shed that disfiguring fas in a sane, safe way. The case against a man by his wife for nonâ€"support was adjourned until called on. Another husband and wife case was adjourned to next week. seraphin Drouillard, of Windsor, cbharged by Officer H. Allen, R.C.M.P., with violation of the Excise Act, was remanded for another week. At police court this week Pete Thelin, a Russian, was charged with assaulting Pete Dmyterko, a fellow countryman. A call was sent in to the police in conâ€" nection with this assault and Thelin was locked up for the safety of others and himself. He madge such an outâ€" rageous racket that it was decided to change him to one of the front cells whete his noise would not disturb others in the jail who wanted to sleep. While being transferred from the one cell to the other Thelin sunk his teeth into Sorgt. Craik‘s leg, making such a wound that the sergeant had to have medfral attention. Thelin also sunk his teeth into Sergt. Craik‘s arm makâ€" ing another nasty wound. At court on Tuesday Thelin was assessed $20.00 and costs, or thirty days, for his assault on Dmyterko, while for his vicious assault on Sergt. Craik he was sentenced to three months with hard labour. As a consequence he will spent the next four months in jail. A woman who left her husband, takâ€" ing away with her a trunk to carry some effects was charged with theft of the trunk. The case was dismissed. F. M. Burke Ltd. Three Months Term for Biting Officer T‘wo Fines of $100.00 Each for Having Liquor Hlegally., of the Fines Paid. Other Police Court Cases, Winners boys‘* tugâ€"ofâ€"warâ€"Rotondo, Haneberry, Catarello, Kaufman, Mcâ€" Intosh, Jakes. Pole Vaultâ€"1, Manner; 2, Bridges; 3, Costain. Sr. Boysâ€"1, Kaufman:; 2, Jakes:; 3, Starr. The ribbons as prizes were presented at the close of each event. Cups, troâ€" phies, etc., will be presented at the anâ€" nual commencement exercises. THREE WEEKS‘ TREATMENT £1.50 Barmless and Healthful THAURSDAY, OCTOBER sTH,. 1933 Druggist Ont.