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Twelve hut Timmins ma ing the value in The Adva nitted many Howeyt § narrow st weather t Crashing | turned in the other Purchas w had serve He had b tragedy.. T district mar Drill Comp in Timmins Oll PACGE TWO Smoked Shoulder FRESH SPRING LAMB Blade Roast, Ib. ... Prime Rib, Ib. .. .. Sirloin Steak, Ib. .. 1b. Steak or Roast WINCG OR GOLD LAUNDRY or Shoulder Roast FRYVYV‘S BREAKFAST Picnic 1. 22 GILLETTS: LYE Dirt" BRUNSWICK SA RDINES 6 cakes TEAPIOCA 2 tins for .: COW ANS PERFECTION COCOA 1: y Ib. tin .. CLUBHOUSE MINUTE a TINS for * Putithis delicious jam on your table at a big saving id 0 uesmm Loins Legs Fronts 6. 19c 1. 22c ~11.13¢ in the economical 4â€"lb family tin orterhouse Roast, Ib. 25¢ riday and Saturday Specials T.; Pfi i IVUPERâ€"VALUE SELLING STRAWBERRY BLUE Brand BEEF tin GOVERNMENT GRADED 15c it included i. Purchas, adian Rock much time lied in Coâ€" _ _"y o e = idvertisi the m« V O birth ; 1e Anz egacherous d t ath re overâ€" ipant of 7. Mr. irth and ded h« Extra . No. 1 Wealthy Apples No. 1 Ontario Cooking Swede {\pples ; 3 * 250 Bananas 3 »~ 25c Turnips FRUITS and VEGETABLES Jelly Crab C AI 1t at these 18c spector of trainimgâ€" schools for the provincial departm a tour of the North Land, 1 Liskeard, Haileybury, Coci mins, Connaught and ot) very evidt Koski was had been in found tliat heart condit ous to his d WA lying by the rog The body was limits â€"so Chie vendors pr soasonable Te 1¢ 11 12¢ 17¢ 22¢ "‘Ejflday'and Saturday Only ould this led limited uch igo Miss A. M. Mu! IY not often that we lot of ~jam fo come early : adsi ood â€" | t for l¢ PINK SALMON Lux Flakes lodized Salt Porridge Oats Pineapple Lux Toilet Soap What a Profitable Shopping Trip this is going to be Make up Your List ! Muffets Cereal Five Roses Flour 89c Cloverleaf Fancy Quality €91 Avilmer For that Fine Complexion of yours Try it with Hot Milkâ€"Delicious The popul Just in Time for Your Fall Baking or these Cool Fall Morning hat we are able to ( jam for so little m as <the quantit 11 large hamper 3 ] ‘and Singapore Sliced Tomato or Timmir . J3 id 11 1) 111 request hat y the pla Lâ€" dairies. Ostrosser, W. Rinn, and other members f the Timmins board Bay party was gi1 film depicting the H makin AA1 uch impress ind complete odation at t Dome )wn t] c‘ar tr YWIHL T ea To encourage you to try them ! A Biscuit Feature * British Educator Cocoanut Fingers » 15¢ Eaton‘s Special Blend trips. / impre ninins. They are not our best lines but prefer them to the more expens may find them to your liking .. cially priced and represent ma: nes Bulk nd WAS nClli ten yeatrs peration and f a complete of Timmins. the directory were implied. from Eplett‘s tion be given ng of a good Eaton‘s 5â€"Point price IIKe ind purch 1] hn try 1J al th he Ho i oths« th Uup Hol th tii THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TTMMINS, ONTARIO ig | h The bridge over the river on Railwa street, South Porcupine, collapsed te years ago just after a load of grave had passed over it. The back whee just cleared as the bridge went dow: Moneta ind interes ~anada PO he Mattag vwas named @bsenC rVIin hem 1J Good? It must be people mentioned enjoyed it! Oven Fresh FRUIT CAKE Ssured by grind‘ng every d porated milk for extra ric rked ding 2 * 29¢ coâ€"operative store known eta Workmen‘s Mercanti organized in Moneta ten vye ie bridge over the river on Repeat Selling ommend Jt lt ®MUSt D€e, so many mentioned how they Cartons of license as the sal InC and cake tms Isc ‘;{i§? 19¢ ‘WI liy lbs, 23¢ thi the 1110n 3 thank wo or three land 24 lb. bag 15c ent ho AI 1t _ 1 during but af th Ts a2go 11 e@qlul 14 Huntingdon Gleaner:â€"Tired of chasâ€" ing his neighbour‘s chickens out of his garden, John Powell, West Stockbridge, Mass., bored a hole through each of several kernels of corn. A short length of string was tied to each kerne!l with aâ€" note reading, "Please keep your chickens at. home," at the enc of each string. ‘The chickers have not been back since they carried these messages home. spent in the southern part of the proâ€" vince." "E. Kimberley, now resident at Beamsville, Ont., but formerly manâ€" ager of Knight Bros. and McKinnon‘s lumber business here, and prominent in municipal and educational sircles in the township of Tisdale, was a visiâ€" tor to Timmins last week." "Dr. G. E. Mitchell left last Thursday morning for a short vacation in Southern Onâ€" tario." ‘"Mrs. D. Sutherland returned home last week after a short vacation in the South." "George Beeli, a former resident of the camp, who has been living at New Lisâ€" keard, Haileybury and other more southern points, returned last week to Timmins." ‘"Fire Chief Borland, Mrs. Borland, Miss Maimie and Alex Borâ€" land, Jr., returned on Thursday evenâ€" ing last from a vacation in the South, On their return the fire hall boys had a chicken supper ready for the chief‘s return and a pleasant social evening was spent." "Mrs. Jos. Weston returnâ€" ed to Timmins on Sunday evening." "Neh Faulkenham, of Matheson, was a visitor to Timmins last week on busiâ€" ness." "F. J. Hornby left this week for Montreal to meet Mrs. Hornby and young son on their return from an ex= tended visit to England." ‘"Mrs. W. S. Johns and family returned last week after an extended visit to relatives and friends in England." "Dr. J. A. Mcâ€" Innis leaves this week for a three weeks‘ vacation in the South." "Miss Maude Boyd returned on Sunday from a three weeks‘ vacation spent in Deâ€" troit, Mich. Miss Boyd‘s cousin, Miss Annie Garrison, of Detroit, returned with her and will be the guest of Miss Boyd for the next two weeks." "Mr. and Mrs. George Cooke, of Montreal, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dr. R. B. Taylor." "H. R. Downey, now of Detroit, was a visitor at his home here last week." "A. E. Riddell left last Thursday morning on a vacation to be spent in the southern part of the proâ€" vince." "E. Kimberley, now resident P the camp funeral w was 65 yt Ottawa . A gentleman named Ridley fell 160 feet down the shaft at the Davidson mine ten years ago, striking the timâ€" bers twice on his way down, yet miraâ€" culously escaping any serious injury. The worst injury sustained was a badly crushed hand. A young fellow in town for some time encountered Chief Greer and Deputy Chief Salley ten years ago on a vacant lot in Mattagami at an unseasonable hour in the early morning. He had a grip and some bundles with him and the police were too curious about the contents of the bundles and grip to accept the young man‘s story that he was simply moving his effects from one shack to another. When he eventually opened the grip and a quantity of highâ€" grade was found, the young man‘s exâ€" planation was not very explanatory. To shorten the story it may be said that the young man was sent to jail for three months for illegally having gold. A. E. Mortimer last week had a letter | in The Advance urging better service at the post office. After hearing the postmaster‘s side of the case and seeing some of the work of the post office for himself{. Mr. Mortimer the following week wrote another letter giving the| other side of the post office question. Among the local and personal items in The Advance ten years ago were the following:â€""W. M. Whyte, a former popular pioneer business man of the Porcupine, who has been residing in Toronto for the past year or so, returnâ€" ed to theâ€"campâ€"last â€"week for a visit here."" ~"Miss M. Lamoire has returned‘ | Lean, president 0 company, was alsC the Dominion Con: which engineered 1 power development after the Ontario control of it from Service Corporatior bankrupt Abitibi Company. He said also a ( struction and Enginr work in hard pan w inquiry as to the fitness of the compa Mr o Racine acke wW. AaA. Devine, ; drums, and Prank Refreshments were ladies of the club. mem Hog: About seventyâ€"five men were work on the government road through So Porcupine at the time. The funeral of the late Lawre The weather injured the crops here ten years ago. Hay was a fair crop but there was difficulty harvesting it. Peas and beans were good. Roots were fairly good. Blueberries were a big crop. len ve pened it @a dGdance A 1 Ten years ago The ished a picture of the chool with a review of rogress. l idet . King anno large and m in the town of la me rovided Devine, meetings and soci whild also _ it ttendance and The music for 1 esteemed by ‘Ty largely atte of age and a Rod due inced the or )dern dryâ€"cle Timmins ten e ASD. Club reâ€" for the season with l evening. There nce and al had a usic for the evenâ€" Ted Whaley, violin, dgers, saxaphont rved by the youn h a short addres LWO son: o dropsy Mr. Pelleâ€" sidents of all. The nded. He opening l menced 11 1J Tenders Not Asked . in Work on T. N. 0. known to the many of wh{ preciation of greater use have been at M.O.H. who ing unusual diseases and against such Peterbork of district required," but that a regular schedul service should be maintained fror Cochrane to Abitibi Canyon. Mr. Racine suggested this arrange ment would reduce the road‘s annus deficit $100,000, but Mr. Clement de clined to agree without close examina tion of the proposal. A. B. Od‘um, assistant secretary o the road, described an effort the com mission made to sell lots at which took the form of an unsuccess ful auction at a cost of $150 for auctioneer. He said 21 lots had bee1 sold subseqauentlyv. but that many pros Evidence at Enguiry Says that $4,000 000.00 Contracts were Giveon withâ€" out Calling for Tenders, menced agaln t Armand Racit amining the wor ing and Monday neared tende ChieL work. Mr. Clement told him the c were given the McLean comyp cause it was already on the and because the railway comm after el worth n CAie!I $ railway revealing McLean, Limited, had been award nection with the Moocsonee valued no tenders had n excess of the $14,000 Mr. Ciéement estimated would be required for reâ€" moval of hard pan. The engineer exâ€" plained a great deal more hard pan had been encountered than had been expected. Would Service Canyon Mr. Clement said he believed vice over the full length of t should be maintained "as, if an. required," but that a regular s service should be maintained He said also a contract with Conâ€" struction and Engineering, Limited, for work in hard pan was rejected without inquiry as to the financial or other fitness of the company. Mr. Racine asked why the sum o $230,000 had been paid the company in excess of the $14,000 Mr. Clement that the e affairs was This idea is from Nortl cause it Was aAalready on the ground and because the railway commissioners wished to have the work done quickly. He commented, however, that after the road was finished the commissioners had not wished to open the new line for The chief engineer said the same the commission rejected the cont of Construction and Engineerin{ awarded the contract to the McI company. He also read from the minute railway commission meeting o: 30, 1931, that the commission d wish to spend more money on t‘ thern ex traffic ove ui Aauction at a cost oOf $15 uctioneer. He said 21 lots I old subsequently, but that ma ective buyers at the auction 1 urbed By the icy condition rcund at the time the sale wa Dance to their Music at BR 094600090006 600000 % 06 006C 000990000 0 00# 600 % *# ¢¢ Corn Huskers borough Examir ict health office unknown to the Riverside Dance Pavilion xtension . unles ver the line im In Two COm residen esident of the constructic was also viceâ€"president â€" nion Construction Compan zinecered the Abitibi CanyCc velopment and completed Ontario government gain« it from the Ontario Pow: orporation subsidiary of tl Abitibi Power and Pap nquiry i1 nearing working of the Temiskamâ€" ‘thern Ontario Railway, on ired the end of his probe ig testimony that contracts than $4,000,000 had been let ruction company without 1ig called. n 0o utbre was hoj ThE 1 nquiry h his week i¢, Wind: ing its 1 t this w ceived a report 8. B. Clement o z, he said, that . . construction cor T HE DANCE OF T ald 21 lots hac but that many the auction we ailway extensi $4,246,281 and en called for AM. â€"pros] improved. Cmpanies aled Harry the con: September 14th final F R D A Y this arrangeâ€" road‘s annual Clement deâ€" lose examingaâ€" ind mpat â€"The work while more 1@A WV C ncolu n Nov did not he norâ€" ects o i AlInC | wher bedule from di 1€ of it Dues to be Cut in Two if 10,000 Men Work Hon. Chas. McCrea May be Appointed to the Bench MCcC has b been Hu MeCt nount( Toronto Mail and Empire who says Rudy Vallee‘s meant for her is suing him The estimate of damages d Hepburn. Lumbermen conferred Monday with Premier Hephburn and his Cabinet, inâ€" cluding Hon. Peter Heenan, Minister of Lands and Forests, who recently completed a survey of the department‘s northern work. Bonuses and Crown Dues to be Cut Fifty per Cent., but on the Stipulaâ€" tion that 10,000 Men be Engagâ€" ed at Bush Work. said. "They must pi make only reasonabl men for their supplic "Where there is at Peter Hesnan will be ruling will be accepte He emphasized, ho ment was only temp only to this winter‘ affecting original con tion on the understanding 10,000 men would be employed in saw mills and in the bush this winter, Premier Hepâ€" burn announced after the conference. "In order to stimulate the sawmill industry which has been virtually at a standstill, we have granted a 50 per cent. reduction in bonuses and a 50 per cent. reduction in Crown dues," the Premier continued. "In the case of red and white pine, however, a miniâ€" mum of $5 a thousand feet had been placed, and a minimum Oof $3.50 a thousand feet for jackpine and spruce. "The minimum bonus for red and white pine and spruce is $3 a thousand feet and for jack pine $2.50. The 50 per cent. reduction only applies to figures above those minima." Lumbermen Promise The lumbermen had declared they would employ 10,000 men during the winter because of the new agreement. "The timber must be manufactured inâ€" to the finished product in Ontario," he According to despatches from Toronâ€" 0, fifty per cent. reduction on bonuses ind Crown dues paid to the Governâ€" nent by Northern Ontario lumbermen was announced on Monday by Hon. M. hou 63 acres, 13 miles from M;: Provincial Highway, best soil. Splendid 7â€"room fra clectric light, cement base ited are arly next Farm Bargain vernme! inada i1 Th 1€ W. RODUCK, Realtor o0d gravel road. , newly painted, b running stream poultry farm. Made on Condition Government made t â€"_the understanding 1 Inisnhed pr( They must whi I‘€ ) HMHughson St. Ssouth Hamilton, Ont. nderstood that Mr. Justice 11 continue as a member of me Court of Canada until which he has already judiâ€" decided. This will likely be January when Hon. Charles appointment may be anâ€" vernment made the reduscâ€" ie understanding 10,000 men employed in saw mills and h this winter, Premier Hepâ€" unced after the conference. er to stimulate the sawmill vhich has been virtually at l1, we have granted a 50 per iction in bonuses and a 50 reduction in Crown dues," ier continued. "In the case iction in Crow ontinued. "In te pine, however thousand feet 1 mile n @ble from Hamilton, C. Very good , barn angq garâ€" n and springs. Price $2,000, / grievance Hon. the arbiter. His s at Toront Mr. McCrea 1( Hon. Charles s in the Henry reme Court of Hon. Frank E. igned, is given and political MHamilton on est of loam r, the agreeâ€" y and applied jerations, not epted the apâ€" n the highest :â€"AÂ¥ woman songs were for $250,000. es not seem vages and s to their S