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During the summer the Ontario Government is sending a dentist office on wheelsâ€"a railway car fitted up as a dentist‘s officeâ€"to visit the North and to supply dental attention at rural places where there is not access to dental service in the ordinary way. There is no intention to conflict with the dentist already established in the North. The idea is to provide dental ;\\\\\\(‘\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\‘\\\fi\\'\'\\'\fl\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\‘ t 0 n o t o o C . i . i i . . . i t t o 4 4 t 4 t t C C 4 C C C C s CC CC C Travelling Dentist Office Hits North ‘Shillington" _ and â€" "Gardiner"‘ 1 Tour of the Norith. May Visit Towns of Their Own Names. Full Equipment Timmins Garage Co. Ltd. trunk â€" in condition. We have used car J IXUJY Luxe â€" Sedan; °6 wir wheels; trunk rack. Guaranteed. 73 " $135 $300 $355 $975 THURSDAY, JUNE 14TH, 1934 Fine Selection of Quality Used Cars $650 $525 4 $490 ery low 2 Where all the good used cars come from. Lawn Mowers Guaranteed Work BORBRJO GOLD BAR PICKLE CROW A good tip" ... "A sure bet" . .. How often does one hear these phrases when stocks are beâ€" ing discussed? And how often do they turn out to be just plain "lemons?" Reliable stock market information is not plasâ€" tered about so that he who runs may read. It requires careful investigation and accurate compilation. Such information can be put to work to make profitsâ€"and in these days, it‘s easy to get. In fact, our clients get it ... for a postage stamp! If you have had your fill of "sure bets" and "good tips" and really want to get down to brass tacks and straight factsâ€"write at once for our analysis of such stocks asâ€" POSTAGE $ T A M P ! FEORD Lawnmowers called for and delivered anywhere in the Camp entral Building DESOTO Eight Sedan, real family carâ€"this is price for this car. CHEVROLET Special ] CHRYSLER Coupe, rumâ€" ble seat. A real automobile CHEVROLET â€" DceL ux C 19 in reduced for quick sale. CHRYSLER Sedan. vet good value. â€" Roadster greatl reduced and smart lookin OLDSMOBILE Sedan, ; good automobile. WILLIS _ Sedan greatl reduced for quick sale. ach; 6 wire wheels; lled and in excellent many other good .~~ â€"Gome in and ce them. Light Coupt Ground and Repaired CHEVROLET Coach il shape. OOr other stock Gardiner" _ Plan Truck l By Factory System INVESTMENT SECURITIES Telephones: ELgin 0152â€"3 Fourth Aven BAGAMAC STADACON A ARTORIA ROUYN in which vou are interested Sudbury Star:â€"Speaking of inflation it is disclosed that a New York judge banked $166,000 in four years on an inâ€" come of $40,000 per year. Kirkland Lake district. It is not likeâ€" ly they will visit Timmins, at least for a week, or two, unless they find busiâ€" ness too bad in the Lake Shore town. Shillington, the young dentist from Blenheim, has never been in the North before, but Gardiner worked at Creighâ€" tno mines near Sudbury one summer. While in the North Gardiner should make a special point of calling on Shilington in the Ramoreâ€"Matheson area and Shillington should be sure to visit Gardiner, eighteen miles north of Cochrane on the T. and N. O. extenâ€" tno mines While in make a : Shilington stead of a trailer, and travels all year round, going south in the winter and to Northecrn Canadian in the summer. It is understood that at present the two young men are working in the Kirkland Lake district. It is not likeâ€" one. The idea since they start« office they have another dentist the same as the tist, however, h: The movab from a regul trailer, which two I don tance denti them neces fro 1M ion to James Bayv JnIiv tay All ailco it Durin ntists rf make v g denta tomobile irdin C pIin ucte! built d f. ructed a complete dental office on ls. The only apparatus which they is an xâ€"ray machine. There are movable dental chairs of the latâ€" esign, and they even hope to have ing water after they have comâ€" ed their tour. pia1 add n 1ames Shillir pI for those not able to get assisâ€" through the fact that either a _1s not located anywhere near or else they cannot afford the iry expense, or in many cases of both. which it eached vhat th work will be done in the ch is also to provide their arters. Two bunks are conâ€" one end, and one of these such a way that it can be _ cot if a patient requires idea is an original one but started work on the movable have learned that there is ntist who carries on much s they intend to. This denâ€" r, has a truck equipped inâ€" trailer, and travels all year ig south in the winter and ipparet The le dental office is built ir camping fourâ€"wheeled they procured in Chatâ€" Immediat Toronto veeks they have dental office on After a few wot from Major Hillier on the evening‘s prC ing concluded with Another rush is Matachewan area, this la being roused by a rich find being made by Albert Dick township. Several parties h: ing in from Elk Lake. less than 51 drums. The ccurts deâ€" cided that the Army had broken no law and was fully entitled to use the drum. The drums were then returned with apologies, and there was a happy procession with 51 drummers in the parade. Col. Dalziel told of a wonderâ€" ful vase in the British museum that had been broken by an unbalanced man. Artists mended the vase in a wvonderful way and it was then priceâ€" less in value. The work of the Army was taking the shattered souls and mending them to renewed beauty and glory, he said, the work of modern mirâ€" acles. their talents and making units overseas and also organized a brass band at the front to visit the hospitals and other centres to cheer the sick and injured. Col Dalziel is \an able speaker and also a musician of much talent and accordingly all the meetings held here at the weekâ€"end | were especially interesting. i There was a welcome to the visitors at the S. A. hall Saturday evening. lservices at the United Church, his sermon being an inspiring and able one that was much appreciated by the large congregation present. In the afâ€" ternoon there was a special mecting for young people . At 7 in the evening there was a "Salvation Meeting" in the \ Army Hall. At all these meetings Col. Dalziel and Major Ursaki and Mrs. | Ursaki took part. On Sunday evening after the church services there was a mass meeting and sacred concert held in the Goldfields theatre, a goodly number attending this event. The programme was oi | special interest and excelience and was much appreciated by all present. The chair was taken by G. A. Mcâ€" ! Donald, editor of The Advance, and on | the platform were E. L. Longmore, Dr. ‘S. L. Honey, Councillor J P Bartleman and other leading citizens . Major Hillier opened the meeting, ! and after the opening hymn, Mrs. Hilâ€" |lier led in prayer. This was followed | by a scripture reading by Mrs. Major thank ferred 9f oy a scripture reading by Mrs. Majo L. Ursaki . In his opening remarks the chair man referred to the early days of th Salvation Army when sneers and per secution were the reward the member of the Army received. By their goo work, however, the Army had won ove all right thinking people and were re garded toâ€"day as one of the leadin, forces for good. Vocal selections by a group of mem bers of the Scotch Choir, under th Chief Secretary of S.A. Visits Timmins Col. W. R. Dalziel, the chief secreta of the Salvation Army in Cagad visited Timmins over the weekâ€"er He was accompanied by Major a: Mrs. Ursako, Divisional Command( North and Midâ€"Ontario Divisions the Salvation Army. Col. Dalzell next in command to Commissioner H in the Salvation Army in Canada. | has had a busy and eventful life. ] was in charge of the S.A. ambulan units overseas and also organized brass band at the front to visit t hospitals and other centres to che Several Interesting Meetings Here Over the Week End. Col. Dailzell Speaks of Modern Miracles at Mass Meeting and Concert Sunâ€" day Night. the indit rity ‘ gave the anding ab the e to Salvat g that Longmot to Col.â€" D and live e rening 8 ] wn know on Army on Dal in reported Firemen to Meet at _ Timmins on July 2 Golf Events This Week, Next Week and Last Week Death of ma the committe Timmins chairman ments ar and hapyt m The hanc machet LOCAL â€"STUDENTS PASS FACULTY OF MEDICINE I: Ti it Annual Tournament of the District of Cochrane Firemen‘s Association to be Held at Timmins on July 2nd This Year { _ ‘lown On Sat On act! Det Th pul bli 1mit h Imml 1 1 l T 11 nd y rlyv Xp DP b 1 experic f which lunteer Needless aarp and inds. While so specially erg will be in the Durn Mon cted limmin Hollinge1 rogramm will be 1 Michael Sweeney Resident of Town aces and events ere will be a grand parâ€" from Timmins fire hal rp and proceeding to the of this week the seâ€" _the Geo. Lake trophy 1, Also this Saturday nother sweepstakes. of the sweepstakes at olf course last Saturday as follows:â€" vents, 440 vd vork of the N ramme of the events l be published shortly. its are in the capable erienced and energetic ich Alvin Leach of the eer Fire Brigade, is the less to say all arrangeâ€" well made for a big here on July C GAng Band 1M ALI T} tudents were. sucâ€" their examinations Medicine, University this vear: Cochrane District ion held their anâ€" t Cochrane and the witz, Timmins _ Yyeatr Finlay the will ill game, Timâ€" and Porcupine music, running en events, 100 relay race, laâ€" c., with a town on TraAce; iding il 1s a firemen‘s x day" for the 4 their anâ€" ‘ane and the ssful one and _ public who fire brigades . _ This year to be held at 2nd, and the ‘ger and betâ€" ill be seven ie firemen‘s Schumacher, _ Montrock, d climmIns. include the men‘s races, her events. grand parâ€" is fire hall id 102 101 9t mad )6 pecl HTM n, Schuâ€" games, child â€" ; Pm UF ‘ town il atâ€" t} the will 76 No Interruption in Work at Noranda Said to havo been thrown at them, but they continued on their way. Other shifts were greeted with jeers and calls, there being about 1000 pzople gathered at the entrance gate at the mine. Only a small part of the crowd, *however, were othor than simply onlookers. Police report some of those gathered near the gate as being ‘well k®%own Communists. Report also has it that 1s some slacking up on the und ground work. When the men were going on sl on Tuesday morning a few stones w said to havo been thrown at th lant â€" Running Full Blast Thow strike Called by 300 of the 1500 Employed. Most of Those said to Be Foreigners some interest was aroused in town s week when it was reported that ) same agencies contributing to the ike of workers at Flin Flon had also n able to call a strike at the Norâ€" da mines in Quebec. Word from randa, however, is to the effect that ly 300 men, chiefly of foreign oriâ€" i, called a strike on Tuesday mornâ€" inuing at work. The majority of e going out on strike are underâ€" ind workers and the smelter and are little affected, running as a ter of fact full blast, thougzh there ome slacking up on the underâ€" Gilt EdgefFlour 98 Ibs. $2.19 CHRISTIE BISCUIT SALE GRAKAM WAFERS 1 Ib. pkg. e APRICOT BLOSSOMS SUDAS No / Fremium. piain o saned pkg 29(: PIERRUT CR[AMS 2 1bs. 25(3 Lake T_!_o%!!;t______lb. 16c ARROW Peanut Butter*;s 23 FAMILY SIZLEL Matches B #%0° FRESH C AUCGLH PE AY L ,,. fluider Roast 1b. i lc Bflade Roast » 13 Prime Kib Roast ». 18. 1NCY SOFTâ€"MEATED maind THE COFFEE YOU LIKE BESTâ€"IS THE BEST REGARDLESS OF PRICE The Famous AGP Coffee Trio Outsells any other NINE Coffees THE BEST INSECTICIDE YOU CAN BUY ITS Choice Texas Mustard or Sweet Mixed P SELECTED BEEF \ Red Clrcle;q 277C Qi, \â€" Bokar 6 378 on all Orders of $2.00 or over . Thompson, Grocery Mgr. Tomatoes Tuna Fish 49 Pork ana Beans ;;> 4 jf P RICTLZ TT Ne e Tsl _7 /‘ 8 O‘clock :. 338 on Tuesday morn of the 1500 miner . The majority 0 Blast Though ing on shift E SAL E. FREE DELIVERY going in by airship. The polics have the situation well in hand and no disâ€" crder is expected though it is preâ€" pared for. Two arrests were made on | Tuesday, one in connection with thei breach of the new Quebec law through | the distribution of unauthorized. cirâ€" culars, and the octher charged with atâ€" tempted intimidation of a man who would not consider going on strike. The situation followed the refusal of a number of "demands" made by a group under the name of the "United Mine Workers of Canada." The mine manczement claims that this associaâ€" tion is red or Communist and the mine will ont recognize or deal with it. The association referred to demands increased jay and changed working conditions. ‘On the other hand the company asserts that the men are well paid and the great majority of them are loyal to the mine and do not recegâ€" nize the associaticn or group. In the meantime the association is holding ds c ce on on m e on three of the rmmen prominent in the carrying on ‘of the Stratford strike are now at Noranda. The presence of some of the leaders in tne trouDles mm the bush last wintcr is also asserted. A picked force of 12 police from Quebec have been added to the local force and 100 speciai constables were also sworn in to minimize the danger of trouble. Constable Allen of the R.CMP. was called to Noranda Trom Timmins yesterday. There is also a re«â€" port that other snecial officers are going in by airship. The have the situation well in hand and no disâ€" RICH AND FULLâ€"BODIED MILD AND MELLO Y Size 10 Tin 8. Green, Meat Manager limmins (Thursd: 9 to 9.15 FRENCH BROADCAST OF ADDRESSES THIS EVENING addresses by A. Seguin, K Ant this i maAs tion imC the 2 Sgood used cars at once to be traded in on new Chevrolet automohbiles. id WANT ED it Where all the Good Used Cars rims t Underweight Children Pick Fast When T hey Drink 10 02. C evening, ndard tin \Senator m NU omt 11 is made elsewhere in rench broadcast from William, North Bay, Kirkland Lake, this ing, June 14th, from 1 time. There will be itor Louis Cole and C. 1. 2%¢ h. 23c rom mine deni The ittempt to