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PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR 4 Heml ROOM AND BOARDâ€"T‘wo large front rooms, suitable for four gentlemen. All _ conveniences. Single beds. Phone 957â€"W, or apply to 85 Balsam Ssreet, South, Timmins. ~246f POR SALEâ€"Small well built an lar DRESSMAKINGâ€"All kinds of alteraâ€" tions mat reasonable rates. Cali evenings, at 266 Maple Street, North, Timmins, ©24â€"2326p POR SALEâ€"Two lots in Township, high and dry Apply after 4 pm. to 22 FOR RENTâ€"Good pasture field for horses or cattle, just across Mattaâ€" gami Bridge. Apply to Frank Feldâ€" man, 110 Pine Street, South, Timâ€" mins. â€"~â€"2G.â€" POR RENTâ€"Twoâ€"roomed shack, partâ€" ly furnished and> newly decorated; situated at 104 Cedar Street, South. Apply to 22 Second Avenue, Timâ€" mins. â€"26p POR RENTâ€"Twoâ€"rocmed apartment furnished for light housekeeping; all conveniences; newly decorated. Suitable for couple with no chilâ€" dren. $32 per month. Good referâ€" ences nceded. Apply to 39 Hollingér Lane. â€"26p FOR RENTâ€"Transfer and taxi busiâ€" ness in Timmins, with buildings; centrally located. Owner forced to retire. Apply to Hurtubise Taxi, 9 Cedar Street, South, Timmins. 24â€"26p POR â€" RENTâ€"Twoâ€" at 39 Lake Sho basement of 39 Timmins. FPOR RENTâ€"Furnished and unfurnish= ed apartments and offices, newly decctrated. Apply to Room 18, Reed Block, Timmins. ~24â€"26 FOR RENTâ€"New fiveâ€"roomed house with all conveniences and verandah; Also wired for electric stove. Apply to 16 Cherry Street, Timmins. 24â€"26p POR flat with all â€"conveniences. $20.00 per month, water paid. Apply to 203 Maple Street, South, Timmins. â€"26p POR RENTâ€"New sev with all modern co location. Write to ] phone 84, Timmins FPOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed house with all conveniences and garage. Apply to 110 Eim Street, North, Timmins. ~26p POR RENT â€" Threeâ€"roomed shack: couple with no children preferred. ‘‘"Apply to 47 Wilson Ave., Timmins. 25 FOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed a «with all conveniences and heated. Apply to J. Kivela Btreet, Timmins. FOR RENTâ€"Tw apartments in Apply to L. Ha North, Timmin POR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed flat with caaAll conveniences. Apply to 21 1â€"2 Way +# Avenue, Timmins. â€"25p FPOR â€" REN® glassedâ€"in Maple Stt FOR RENTâ€"Garage. Apply Mountjoy Street, Timmins. FOR RENT boarding h 659, South FOR â€" RENTâ€"Furnished Apply to 31 Sixth Aver R RENTâ€"Sixâ€"roomed h conveniences. Apply to ~Btreet North, Timmins. OR RENTâ€"Apartment, with all conâ€" veniences. Central location; hot water heated; immediate possession. Apply to 85 Pine street, South, Timâ€" minsgs,. , â€"24p Vi I AND BOARDâ€"For one or two ons with private family. Apply 170 Maple Street, South, Timâ€" Tin Porcupin Fourâ€"roomed anartments App I‘wo apartments with ‘randah. Apply to 174 North, Timmins. irding Ayy â€"roomed house with ‘s. Apply to 157 Pine Timmins. ~26p T‘wenty â€" two â€" roomed . Write to P.O. Box roomed apartment e Road. Apply to Lake Shore Road, â€"26p ‘Th, an 04 Spr and â€" fourâ€"roomed ie Gordon Bloc‘k. rin, 7 Pine Street, venâ€"roomed house mveniences; good P.O. Box 1529. or and hot watet Will sell 4 Hollin on â€" Rail way Apply to L rey twoâ€"sto corner _ Seven MountJjoy ground. Messines apartment Timmins 374 Toke 36 at 26)p) 6p 6p ip 26p 26p Wrap all Garbage in paper tal it Keep your Garbage Can covered | and â€" Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which| next can be procured at the Town Hall free.‘, and MHouseholders using well water mml} Mont boil it for at least 20 minutes. , -, All Qutside Toilets must be made fiyâ€" proof. By Order of bring THE BOARD OF HEALTH news WOOD POR SALEâ€"Green slabs ply to Chaput and Mainville POSIT;ON W A NT T smith and acetyl HELP® WANTEDâ€"We . have openings for two married men who are lookâ€" ing for permanent work with opâ€" portunity for advapcement; groâ€" « cery. storeâ€"~and »laundry ‘experience _an Asset but not essential; must be satisfied to start at about $20.80 per week. No. band,; fee ar. investment required; must be able to furnish good reference. Apply to Box T.H., Advance Office, Timmins. â€"~26p WANTED â€" Experienced cook _ for boarding house; English or Finnish preferred. Applysto 56 Golden Avenâ€" 1LOGAL_REPRESENTATIVE WANTâ€" ED for Timmins to represent "The @«Old.. Reliable. Fonthill Nurseries‘". _‘*:Specl?l list "of hardy varieties suitâ€" ~abte for Northern Ontario. Liberal terms; handsome free outfit. Stone Wellngtenpn, Toronto 2. ~234â€"27 FULLER BRUSH CO.â€"can use two neat dppeatthg men to distribute 100 free samp‘»s weekly in Timmins and cpportunity. to _right men. and <surrounding district. Good pay Write Mr.W~â€"J. Lougheed, Timmins. â€"26p HELP WANTEDâ€"Distributor wanted for Mae West, chocolate bars for Northern Ontario. Financially reâ€" sponsible.. Consumers‘ Sales and Service CO8., 906 Bloor â€"Street, West, POR SALEâ€"Pers like to trade o1 cight months old MALE HELP WANTEDâ€"One reliable man to look after business in Timâ€" mins. Write to Box M.R., Advance, riving address, phone number and FOR SALEâ€"Electric Stove and a few other. household. articles. for sale. Apply to Mrs. Watkin, 80 Way Ave., FOR_SALEâ€"C.CM. bicycle,â€"six years old, only used during the summer months to go back and forth from the mine. Apply to 5 Borden Avenue, Timmins. â€"~26â€"27 FORâ€"SALEâ€"Electricâ€"fixtures ~gramophone for sale. Apply Maple Street, South. FPOR SALEâ€"Holstein cow freshen. Apply after 6 p Spruce Street,.North, Tir FPOR SALEâ€"Walmrt buffet and kitâ€" chemr range, very reasonable. Apply to 27 Middleton Avenue, Timmins. 6 hy h . . _26p FOR SALEâ€"Tailor‘s sewing machine . in Write to P.O.â€" Box 164, Schumacher, or teleâ€" phone 740. ~26p POR SALEâ€"One ton â€" _ _dumping, truck; .res «6 fihone 591, Timmms FOR RENTâ€"Newly built room with modern conveniences and telephone; FPOR SALRâ€"Doubic: bed "with springs ~â€"and mattress, Phone ,156â€"J, or call 23 Tok" Streot.. â€"26 FPOR RENTâ€"On with all con home; suitable ply to Sidé d Timmins. FOR RENTâ€"Larg« Toom, suitable fo references. Apply "Btreet. North., Ti FPOR RENTâ€"Room with all conveniâ€"| ences, Phone 460â€"J or apply to 68| RENTâ€" Larg POR RENTâ€"Furnished rooms, suitâ€" able for light housekeeping; young couple or two gentlemen. Apply to 18 Pine Street, South, Timmins. mins. Write to Box M.R., Advance, giving address, phone number and previous expérience. .. ~26p colour. _ Timmins preferred. ue, South Porcupint SCrVvIce T‘oronto well Turnished in quiet home, prices moderate, Apply to T7 Balsam Street, Sout,h or phone 45â€"J, Timmins. â€"22â€"23â€"24â€"25ptf ARTICLES FOR SALE ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS wly decorat second Avf pasition. At Avenue, Tir A v Eâ€"Persian kittens; would trade orange male Persian, nths old, for a black or dark Apply to 27 Middleton Ave., â€"23p Street, .North, Timmins ker, desires permaâ€" pply to 51 Commerâ€" mmins. â€"26p ind hone D>â€"Gen ze furnished room nces, in private two friends. Apâ€" f~"27 Sixth Ave., f â€"24 ptf furnished â€" bedâ€" two men with to â€"5 1â€"2 Maple nins. â€"~â€"26p T‘immins â€" and â€" asonable cow, due to 6 pm. to 204 welde bright â€" rooms ixtures, and Apply to 163 â€"26p al blackâ€" er.â€" also mmins. ~25tf pply tol LOSTâ€"On Tuesday afternoon between Bruce and Golden Avenues and â€"20â€"27p Railroad Street, South Porcupine, a 1 ies platinum wrist watch. Finder please 1 bedâ€" return to Betty Ferguson, South 1 _ Wit?| porcupine. Phone 96. â€" half price; â€"26 â€"26p â€"25p __ | â€" ‘Fhe Rouynâ€"Noranda Press last week| sharp instrument, while those on the ip.| says:â€""Jos. Decarie, a wellâ€"known| rear may have just had the air reâ€" 11g] Rouyn barber, who last week subâ€"} leased from them. It is not known ns.| mitted to a serious operation in the| who committed this deed or for what 5tf | Ross Memorial wing of the Royal Vicâ€"| purpose it was done." ___| toria hospital, Montreal, is now rP-i If there is any more of this sort _ | ported to be well on the way to rocov-t of trouble Nick Blahcy ought to send Qi'{. "that will be very pleasing | one of his staff hereâ€"Homer Gauthier ‘friends here. He is exâ€"| â€"to investigate. If he hasn‘t lost the pected to be able to leave the hosm-F cleverness ho showed on the Timmins tal in course of the next few days}| police force, he should be able to track and may be back in Rouyn within the ; down the fellows that used a knife on ich| next couple of weeks, Mayor R. Gagnec the tires, and then he would make and Councilior J. H. Forget while in | them why they did it. ust Montré® BAast week called on Mr. . ti® afd were glad to be able to| The Murphy Lumber Co.‘s mill at ‘with them encouraging| Latchford has resumed operations z his condition." after a two years‘ shutâ€"down. 26p 26p The horse is said to speak with "si> words and three kinds of nreighing. Cats produce 15 sounds acerrding tC the experts, each with its distinct inâ€" terpretation. There are 12 "words" ir the hen‘s vocabulary and@d 5 in the rooster‘s. From ail thi high time that friends." went Other animals whose vocabularies have been recorded are the monkey, the horse and the cat. An American woman, Miss Blanch W. Learned, was responsible for classifying 32 terms of the chimpanzee, together with the meaning of each. Other scientists have tabulated 12 "words" of the marmoâ€" set language and 14 of the gibhon‘s. WELLâ€"KNOWN BARBER NOW WELL ON WAY TO RECOVERY Gabriele . D‘Annunzio, the Italian poet, has announced that he will inâ€" clude a complete glosary of the canine language in his new book, "Lives of Illustrious Dogs." The book is to be modeled after Plutarch‘s "Lives." Many "Dumb" Animals do Not Act so Dumb After All JONGMANâ€"In lovirg memory of Mrs. Jongman ("Babs"), who passed away June 28th, 1933. â€"Her memory will always remain dear to us.â€"Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, Schumacher. â€"26 July 15th, 1934, for 400 cords of 4â€"foot wood; same to contain not more than 25 p.c. of poplar. Delivery to be made as required to Goldale Shaft, Schuâ€" macher. Apply to Central Porcupine Min Ltd., FP.O. Box 191, Schumacher. â€"2 JONGMANâ€"In loving memory of our dear friend Babs, who passed away June 29th, 1933. The memory of those happy days When we were all together, Her loving smile, her kindly ways, Will live in our hearts forever. A regular dividend of 1 p.c. and an extra dividend of 1 p.c., making 2 p.c. in all, have been declared on the Capiâ€" tal Stock of the Company, payable on the 16th day of July, 1934, to shareâ€" holders of record at the close of busiâ€" ness on the 29th day of June, 1934. Dated the 22nd day of June, 1934. I. McIVOR, â€"26, Assistantâ€"Treasurer. Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Limited CHILDREN FOR ADOPTIONâ€"Good homes desired for children, boys and girls, Catholic and Protestant, ages 4 to 14 years. Any home desiring to adopt a youngster should have their clergyman write A. G. Carson, Supt. Children‘s Aid, Timmins, Ont. 44tf TRANSPORTATION WANTEDâ€" By young married couple wishing to take hsclidays at Toronto, Niagara Falls and Windsor; looking for with car going down during July to pay part of car exp‘mses. Write P.O. Box 1747, Timâ€" or phone 1143. ~26p GENTLEMAN GOING TO TORONTY( â€"Would help drive and share ex penses with motorist leaving Sat urday or Sunday. Phone 279â€". ‘Timmins. â€"26 LOSTâ€"On the road to Big Water Lake light brown Chinese Chow. Finder please return to 91 Tamarack Street, Timmins. Reward. â€"26p â€"Sadly missed by Laura and M DIVIDEND NUMBER 255 EXTRA DIVIDEND NUMBER Tenders will be received up until i1 this it seems that the phrase. ‘ went into the di THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO imb -26p 26p | notable pr s [ ThCere Will with patric 4 | music and 'ada." ‘Thec W1 must L second by July District nament Mond The las Shield m are reminded t] least two round to qualify for th ‘The first roun gades, them. w and TIRES ON TRUCK AT NORANDA SLASHE!: WITH SHARP KNIFT Last Round in Lake Shield to be Playved by Saturday membe invited purpose of the mcee ed by the motto Thyself." At last Monday‘s : very interesting repc International Conve Woodbury and Pas Walker. The latte: review of the session lations. It is intere the convention was attended in Kiwani teresting sidelight 1 The L. at St. M Sunday â€" will mee hall) at Matthew evening â€" nlskaming Firemen‘s celebrating Doininion with their usual tour sports. The answer WwA To Feature Canada at Kiwanis Meeting for the from Atl On account of the Dc holiday on Monday, the w econ of the Kiwanis Club Next Tuesday to be Canadian Citizen ship Week at Timmins Kiwanis Club, Notable Programme Expected. it hurch ard, 1V bi Many hayv nd ina d 100n 1 nadian @ible pr ns. It is inters convention wa ded in Kiwan ting sidelight that 26 memib g FPiremens y have been asking if the Teâ€" ming Firemen‘s Association are iting Doiminion Day this year heir usual tournament and day rts. The answer is yves! The Teâ€" ming Firemen‘s Association, inâ€" # Cobalt, Haileybury, New Lisâ€" Ki m O.L. will att [atthew‘s An evening, Ju Moisle 1| July ind mUuUSsl n by rouncC mplet onday‘s me ting reports il Conventi und be Te| ipproptr‘i lections il ns A arileyb ake ; ittend divine service Anglican Church on July 8th. Members hall (Oddfellows‘ ake and . their briâ€" upine likely among > Dominion Day by o be held at Rouyn Monday, July 2nd. ‘ North the Temisâ€" event has naturally by the Cochrane Association â€" tourâ€" 1 at Timmins this but as usual the emen‘s Associaticn resting programme i and Rouyn next is Club July 3rd ship W the Dominion Day l address on "Canâ€" ind development of mutlined, the whole wh )1 aime t umbetr nd 2y must B8 holes ) trophy y â€" July 14th, HIrtH | no hi July h ticned Monday from the Oakâ€" ‘ere at Toronto le a bus load e up simply to ibers and then of this sort ught to send ner Gauthier sn‘t lost the the Timmins able to track d a knife on would make by t)h arade to St. rch for the brothers and are cordially parade to 1ll € LC tC t lub trophy y 7th, the the rthird hi ustained ires apâ€" th some e0. Lake Saturday members nlay at St Tuesday cltuo reâ€" te that largely An inâ€" Monday K. 11 Knoyv over and y ut rder riled VGIC anis ilent R. One of the men in a mutual charge of assault failed to appear. The case against the other man was dismissed, while a warrant was issued for the missing man, who is believed to have gone to Matachewan. Three pleaded guilty to reckless driving and each paid $10.00 and costs. Another highway traffic case was adâ€" journed till called on. A man caught with a bottle was fined $100 and costs. Five speeders paid $10 and costs each, four of them pleading guilty. One similar case was withdrawn. For not stopping at intersections, three paid $2 and costs, while another was dismissed. The store of Geo. Boychuk, corner Maple and Sixth, was broken into last week and about $32.00 worth of cigarâ€" ettes stolen. Through the good work of the police two young men were arâ€" rested and charged with the offence. A few of the cigarettes were recovered and the one young man gave evidence clearly implicating Stanley Norkum. Norkum conducted his own defence but was found guilty. To give him a further chance, however, he was leniâ€" ently dealt with by the magistrate, the sentence being not less than three months nor more than one year at the reformatory. The other young man was dismissed, his evidence showing that he had not taken part in the actual robbery. Only a small part of the stolen goods were recovered. A remand of a week was made in the case of Oscar Beaudoin, charged with supplying liquor tw an intoxiâ€" cated person. Four common drunks, one a lady, paid â€"$10.00 and costs, A fifth went to jail for 30 days. Remands of a week were made in the cases of M. Bainch and M. Buthoâ€"| vick, charged with taking to their own use money belonging to the Farmers‘ Associated Dairies. Bail was Another remand was granted in the case of Nicholas Ferris charged with illegal possession of moonshine. There was another big docket at police court on Tuesday with three more cases for Wednesday morning. Some of the cases were important. On charge of illegally having liquor Antoine Couturie was sentenced to three months. His wide circles of friends in town and district will be pleased to know that J. W. Faithful is making excellent progress to recovery from the electrical burns ~received on ~June ~17thâ€"at the Ankerite while on an inspection trip. The injuries resulted from the blowing up of a transformer and Mr. Faithful had a narrow escape from more serious injuries. His right hand was rather badly burned but he is making the best of recovery at St. Mary‘s hospital. Another Big Police Court Docket Here Young Man Sentenced for Breaking inâ€" to Store, Several Speeders and Reckless Driving Cases. Some Liquor Cases. The Northern Ramblers, of Cochâ€" rane, including Smiling Jack Nixon, George the Rambling Yodeler, Clarâ€" ence McLelland, fiddler, Ernest Mcâ€" Lelland, fiddler, and Henry Poulin, banjoist, who centertained the people cver the air from the local station on Saturday night, called on M. B. Caldâ€" well, Schumacher, also Mrs. Jas. Caldâ€" well, sister of Smiling Jack. Friends in town will be pleased to know that Rev. J. D. Parks, who has been ill recently, is now recovered. Rev. Mr. Parks and family are movâ€" ing this week from Brampton to Toâ€" ronto, Rev. Mr. Parks. taking over his new duties as minister of one of the large city churches. Word from Iroquois Falls is to the effect that N. C. Mansell, for many years principal of the Iroquois Falls public and continuation schools, has resigned. W. Cushnie, assistant prinâ€" cipal, has been appointed to succeed Mr. Mansell. Nelson Pinder, who was one of the early residents of Porcupine camp, is doing notable work in the pionecring of Rouyn. One of his latest additions to that town is the building of a modern service station to be conductâ€" ed by his son, Kenneth Pindar. A cow moose wandered around the streets in Cobalt one morning recently being noticed by several, though none interfered with the animal which no doubt had been driven out of the bush by the flies. The Northern News last week says: "Miss Anna Roche,;, of Mattawa, is spending a few days in Kirkland while en route to Timmins, where she is entering the Timmins hospital as a nurse in training." Miss Isabel} Smith, of Aurora, is visiting her}grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Deacon, for the holidays. The AY.P.A. of St. Paul‘s spent a pleasant evening last Wednesday with the Timmins Young People, listening to a lecture given by the Field Secreâ€" tary of the G.BR.E., Dr. Bradbury. The young people l¢eft here in charge of Archdeacon â€" Wocdall â€"and â€" Rev. Mr. Jim M Toronto and and â€"Mrs. Wr weeéks, George H in Toront ment. Mr. and Mrs. Post« in town from Toront week for the West, visiting rel at Calder and Wroxton, Sask., will make their residence for years in Yorkton. A party was for the girls at the home of Myt Paul on Monday. Born:â€"To Mr. and Mrs. . Burns, on June 24th, at South cupincâ€"a son. Congratulations. Mrs. Martin spent the wee visiting Miss Shaw at the C Pottsville. guests was Wilson, â€" a carried off ning, Mrs. guest prize. Mr.s Bert came up on from Ottawa Mr. and Mrs end. The bridge c ant evening la home of Myrs. nagh was joint riremens Monday a the boys : formances They are Miss V Firemen are Ready at South Porecupine ng cver competiti south Porcup to The Advan Mrs. Mangat town, stayving dence. Mrs. M to her sister, NV ng as qul appendix having set is:â€"much T is expected Thursday. The loca 8St, Paul‘s A.YP.A. Visit Timmins D. Pearce in Hospital at Mont real, Other Items From south Porcupine We aro Mrs. Toderan ek for the W Gunn‘s Creamery BUTTER Clark‘s V eal, Ham Tongue Kellogg‘s Corn Flakes pxg Horne‘s Punch bot Palmolive SOApP 5 bars Aa JC arnation en able Hendry rili Al i] Wmm that‘s righ showing of vÂ¥â€"toâ€" Woear and an, of Sudbu ¢ at the teas Mangan was â€" Miss Rose Do What! Fur Coats Toâ€"day 1V presen Mrs. honout in Imotored 1 visiting his fairhurst,.â€" T01 1¢ right 1l ling th erythin 1 pkg. Dom( Visit Timmins. W Thursd ahill. â€" JTun« 5. 10 ss. One tabl> of ent. Mrs. W. W. Maxwellâ€"Smith Nurs of the oveâ€" nd familv ! Saturday is advance 1934â€"3 Department. ] 20 14 t1 1l med compicatl news, howe ial g look: n with d Gladys are iting friends. red un from his brother. Vn spent â€" the in Kirkland 1l Kemupntvill *he cal 22 23 14° excursiCc parent the wee hn irl tel K av rict th t1VvC “l h k th hn it h h il MIr 1lASI @authent C} Big Crowds Drawn to Conklin‘s Shows had slij Edward arltificiai respiration ap two hours, but without quest will ‘be held. holdir Event Rigger and Better Than F Before, High Trapeze Work Is Woanderful. . Other Features of Shows Here This Week REACHING FOR FISH POLE HAILEYRURY LAD DROWNS w} h US,_ ther Mtr. maVv O DECIDE ON DATES OF NORTHERN ONT. GOLF EVENT 11 Pork Sausage Rib Stew Beef Shoulder Roast Beef Chuck Roast Beef uUunm Smoked Picnic AarVelC uillotit ie "Bu )n â€"and rcation ing d T1 V n€ r‘s, omitt Miss Mct onsum o 11 . Y the niC Th pound e first three days of the Conkâ€" here under the auspices of yion unusually large crowds are Irawn, and the shows are provâ€" en more popular than last ‘he ‘"‘Four Jacks," the big free ict at 5 and 11 p.m., is proving ition. It is a thriller all right l1 worth seeing. Other features 1I Mr. and M irowned in ie slipped 1 other boys re with him ch ny at worth seeing. Other features hows this year are the meâ€" amusements which are notâ€" 5. *"Eric the Robot" is also a is piece of mechanism. "The e" is another special, withn ; House," the "Monkey Cirâ€" 1y Rides, Hillbilly Boys and itures are extra specials. 2l 111 W 6 "CI ind in June? Bridge, where Mrs. Thomâ€" he children will spend the Mr. Thomson will take urse at Queen‘s University Mrs. Kinsman leave on 1] Ontario out of his irbonneau. nd â€" Mrs.â€"I presiding here. of Bracebridge, visited Battrick this week. It rest to know that this i arrived at the Manley bridge. Mr. and Mrs. L and Miss Lucas li h Thomson (Continuâ€" er) left on PFriday where Mrs. Thomâ€" th 1b3 Ib. 19 Ib. 12 19 ik 240 . 3y t Monteith of Troquoi 11 s fishing rod that is hands, Joseph u, nineâ€"yearâ€"old Pereol Charbonâ€" ke Temiskaming m the rocks. _ about his own . the time of the to save him by s, but he was so ned that he did isp the extended were called and applied for about hers, left on Friâ€" it Miss McPhail‘s iter both teachers IUNE â€"287TH,; 198934 20 al pa to take a sum > remark® ats in our it to buy O â€"INTO ied for about ivail. No inâ€" y ved in ht ment in home in iding _ this mental exâ€" s. Mr. Ward ne wWwas so at he did > extended called and ; at the v, on July s for the Association ur Con is FPalls, Mtr. and ive â€" on Toronto will be tibâ€" ilth Toâ€" two