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1| Rich 4 ; s#3 P OOL > ~"Chuck Roast ’lb. 8SC ” â€" BLUE Brand BEEF sdsc P > yw. ulubmittedby Ohielfilfll'hthé town counclil is a very interesting doguâ€" nent and should be considered by all ‘(Otizens of the town. It shows that the departmerit is doing. excellent WJ the benenit of the town. .The * records prove that the work of the deâ€" ~â€" partment has been successful in guardâ€" "ing the safety of the public and the ‘ morals of the town. Most thoughtful 48 Rxb Roast 18 Blade Roast Ont., January 7th, 1935 To the Mayor and Counciliors of the Town of Timmins. â€" ~‘Gentlemen:â€"I have the honour to submit herewith my report as chief dofistable for the period from May 1st, 19034,‘to December 31st, 1934, the period dtiring which I have held office. For the‘periodâ€" covering the earlier part of The report of Chief Paul for the eight months ending Dec. 3ist is well worthy of careful perusal. It is given herewith in full:â€" bepleased to see the effort nade to of the pubâ€" H¢ by enforcement of the regulations 6f ‘the Highway Traffic Act, the said regulations being designed with the purpose® of guarding the public safety. Equaily pleasing is the earnest and effective means taken by the police force to help legitimate business by curbing the illegitimate and immoral. _ The annual report of the chief conâ€" stable of the town of Timmins for last *"BISCUIT FEATURES Mealed Back ; f, ’acon Sliced lb 32¢ * ~By the Piece, per Ib. ................ *...29c (,‘ = Roast of Pork l z* Loin ~.Smoked ~€ Hams Suggestions for Your * "English Style" Prime lb k PW ;t # “ ---“J‘.A‘ uen 2 m mt | LUX COCOA ofi’v;oo-ibcoo-céoooot c k T Dt ® ue e a ue ob e ase o# ‘"BAKING ER vo PV ET: am _ ‘centred 25¢ Malf or Whole ‘of Course! * â€"~â€"nourâ€" SALE OF EATON‘S TEA and COFFEE: | MRUMS = VECETABLES | Palawan Blend Tea, 1 Ib. pkg. â€"49¢ | MeJava Fresh Coffee, Ib.pkg. â€" 29¢ ~TOILET SOAP 3 «e 13¢ lb, 22¢ Ib. 11c Ib. 29c Ib. 23¢ Sthe year the records available are not| stolen . property in the town for the|â€" eompleeeandsotmsperlodisonum period reached $3,722.57, and of this Stills â€" The statistiecs given herewith mmmwmemau.mwm Juve mlly the work of the police department | recovered Theft from May to Desember, 19894. Special mmngmepmod uschndrenre-'rfien merntion however may welrbe made to|ported lost were restored to their| Thefi some special features of the work. . homes. In this.connection may I exâ€"| Recel For the safety of the publicâ€"special | press my appreciation for the kindliâ€"| Breal effort wis made to enforce the Highâ€"| hess and interest of Mrs. Condie of the|â€" _ way. Traffic. Act regulations, and. deâ€"| Chiidren‘s Shelter and also to Mr. Carâ€" | Recel termined and continued thought given|son, superintendent of the Children‘s| Atten to eliminating the "drunk in charge of | Aid Society for his notable work in the ‘Loite: a car." juvenile cases coming to police attenâ€")Carni There has been a comprehensive|tion. Utter The department has given its very best efforts to guarding the public morals and protecting women and girls. There have been some rather sensaâ€" tional cases in this line in the past few months, and the department; hopes to be able to avert similar conditions in the future by watchfulness and earnest work in preventing the growth of imâ€" moral conditions. There has been a comprehensive patrol system instituted to protect the stores and residences of the town. In view of the size of the town and the general conditions, together with the large number of transients coming to town, there have been comparatively few burglaries and thefts. All the crimes of this kind, with one minor eXception, have been cleared ug and the gullty brought to court. «* ManyFlowersâ€"The Cold Cream ROLLED OATS #; 21c More SPECIAL PRICES on NEEDED ITEMS * Note the Saving * Ogilvie‘s Quick Cooking May I say that it is my earnest deâ€" 21° rrakes e 19c¢ i=! 8c *_.In a Special Baking Sale You Will Appreciate 2E 5 "%;." 24 TOMATO JUICE 5 %.:* Our Allegiance to Quality .. * Nourishingâ€"Deliciousâ€"Yet Economicalâ€"Libby‘s WHEEE CORN 3 11â€" 27 GREEN BEANS 2 2 23° TOMATOES 3 "%>* 27° * Ah! what Zestâ€"what Sparkleâ€"Eaton‘s Sunglo Brand A beautiful Furity Cook Bookâ€"illustrated in full colour. Containing over seven hundred: tested and approvedâ€"recipes, suggested menus; and other helpsâ€"offered at this low .price‘ with each Purity Flour: order. Each 50c * Ideal Brandâ€"Choice Quality Whole WHOLESOME â€" DELICIOUS CANNED FOODS To Help Banish Menu Monotonyâ€"all at Saving Prices * The Popular Eatonia Chmce Quality * Another Favorite Eatonia Choice Quality PURITY FLOUR You can be SURE when you shop at HATON‘S Our buyers are fussy peopleâ€"every one, deeply conscious of the fact they are buymg Â¥ 4 $a 6 d Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) Driving without Lights .......... ntain.d Improper Brakes ............................ No Rear Vision Mirror .................. SpeedifM@® es Reckléss Driving Leaving the Scene of an Accident........7 By â€"Laws Failing to stop at Btop street.s 40 Digorderly ... ;s it segerivs s tts 23 Improper ParKing 3 ;,gquor Contrél Act (Ontario) Selling Liquor to Minor ... i 1 Fermitting Drunkenness ...:............... 2 Having Liquor in other places than Selling LIGUOF | ... y Having Liquor without a Permit the moving force in the recent cleanâ€" up of disorderly houses and vther unâ€" my ability. Et may be noeed that the total of The following is a surmmary of the * Fancy Texas | SPINACH 2 lbs. 25¢ | t Bahamas Ripe 1 Tomatoes 2 lbs. 35¢ Rennie‘s best XXX reâ€" cleaned bird seedâ€"and screened oxygen purified gravel. Extra Special COMBINATION OFFPER 1 pkg. BIRD SEED 1 pke. BIRD GRAVEL .. 1 CUTTLE BONE TREAT * No. 1. Ontario Spy CANARY 907 24 lb bag ‘A Treat for Your _ Found in Disorderly. H .Atbempts toâ€" Injure Ammnls Indecent Assault. on Pemale / OBtaining by Faise Preétence Assaulting a -Poflce Officeér ... ... ..s..00.... 'Thflft of Automobile .:...s.....~.".. \Theft ............................. NEA . fls Vagrants ... .: i. on Disposai of Pena.ltles ------------------------------------------------------------- .luvenlle Delinguents, Gfliflhfll Code Theft of Animals ... t ic sc e Theft from Rallway ... .........._.... ,.: Receiving â€"Stolen Goods.......... Breakin_g _and Ese t mE C e e ‘Criminal Code of c.m. Receiving Stolen Goods....,....... ies 15 Attempt to Commit; Buicide e 2 Loitering by Night..«< 1 Carnally Knowing Gm e . 1 Uttering Forged Doguments i Master Servant Act Nonâ€"payment of Wages ... e Nonâ€" y Trespass ACt 2 nepeucum Wives Chflflren‘s Aceorunt «. t by Persons Required to 'der.ly Houses Complete 15° _ The Cornish Social Club announces an to be held on Thursday evening of next week, Jan. 17th, commencing at 7 pm. <In addiâ€" tion to the usual good things for the oeeaflom there will be sinokes for the lmen and chocolates for the ladies. The event is for members of the Cornish .â€" Emphasizing the importgnce Of laâ€" boratory service to physicians. ofâ€" the North, Dr. Faulkner instanced that the increase in specimens handled had been 50,000 in the past year. â€"The cost to the government may be measured by the fact that the analyzing of each sample costs 37 cents. This was formâ€" erly .near 50â€" Henceforth, the North Bay laborawry will be operated on a 24â€"hour schedule and the customary twoâ€"weeks‘ holiday period in the summer months will be abolished.~The aim is to ensure that a neverâ€"failing service will be provided Northern physicians, Dr. ~Faulkner exâ€" plained. ' Cornish Social Club to Hold Ice Cream Social that every loc: prompt service. Temporary Measure Explaining the purpose of ernment to reâ€"establish government medical service in the.. North,.. Dr. Faulkner said that this service has alâ€" ready been temporarily provided in auâ€" thorization to private practitioner® to act in emergencies,. All that a doctor need do is to apply to the department at Toronto for the necessaryâ€"Aauthority. When plans now under consideration are completed, it is expected . that disâ€" trict medichl officers of health will be restored in the North and so stationed that every locality. will be. assured of The honourable minister further.anâ€" nounced that it had been decided to extend the services of the North Bay Provincial Laboratory to the extent of maintaining night and day services. At the same time he deplored the condiâ€" tion of the laboratory building and exâ€" pressed the hope that North Bay city council would remodel the building to suit requirements. The increased laboratory service will mean additional staff and added faciliâ€" ties, The motive is to ensure service for Northerh physicians on a 24â€"hour basis so that prompt attention can be given when the necessity Arises. Reâ€"instatement of district officers of health in Northern Ontario is being considered by the Ontario Government with the expectation of becoming reality in a short time, Hon. Dr. J. A. Faulkner, Minister of Health, informâ€" ed The Nugget when at North Bay last weekâ€"end. He and Dr. W. A. Dafoe, Toronto, ~were the guests of Dr. A. R. Dafoe, Callander. To Reâ€"instate Health Announcement at â€" North Bay Taken to Mean that North will Again have _ District Health Officers. x «~Praudulently: ........ ........ ‘"Neglect to provide for famlly I would like to express my sincere thanks to the mayor, the chairman and members of the police committee last year, and to the public for the generous support and encouragement ~given in the work of the department; also to theâ€"newspapers for coâ€"operation in the work; also to the Tisdale chief and staff, to the provincial police, the R.C. In conclusion may I say that all the town employees and authoritiee have shown the friendliest interest and coâ€" operation, and I am especially indebtâ€" ed to the police magistrate, Mr. Atkinâ€" son, and to the vendor, Mr. Torrance, for help and advice that has made the enforcement of the lJaw more sure.and effective.. ; O‘Gorman, H. Walker, / J. Downey. . the population: of Timmins over 18,000 this. means . onle poli¢e office for about °1700 populatloh while the usual ratio is considered"to beâ€"Oone for every 1000 at least, so it is apparent that the towh is rot overâ€"policed. I would like to mention the good service and loyalty shown by each and every member of the department. One change that I would like to make with your approval is the appointment of a deputy chief to be in charge at nights when the work is heavy. Sergeant Salley has given so devoted service durâ€" ing the months.that he has been here that he is the logical man for this posiâ€" tion.: His work : has been earnest that I feel there will be general apâ€" proval of this suggested change. Private PRODPErtY Ohndren Reported Lost and Returnâ€" CR hat uin _ â€"i ic â€"‘__ _ ed "to Parents Complaints Investigated .......... BHeds Given to Unemployed ... Astrayed Animals Retumed to Stolen Property ... $3,122. 57 Recovered Property The following is the «péersonnel of the Timmins police force: s t present: Chiefâ€"R. Paul. B Sergeantsâ€"Mervin â€" 8Ba y and Leo Gagnon. ons f Constablesâ€"S. wmmms C Culhane, M.P., the Hollinger and McIntyre police for their readiness to assist in any way. Officers for North Granted to Yours sincerely, R. PAUL, Chief of Police. 701 Mail and Empire:â€"English movie fans voted Mae ‘West the most unpopuâ€" lar of screen stars, because they disâ€" like her nasal accent. They overlook the fact that in Mae West films one should use his eyes rather than his ears All interested in flowers, gardens, and in the general beautifying of the town should give every possible support and coâ€"operation to the Timmins Horticulâ€" tural Society which has been doing exâ€" cellent work in the past. One way in which all can help is by attending the meetings. Special note should be made of the annual general meeting to be held in the town hall, Timmins, on Friday evening, Jan. 1l1th, commencing at 8 p.m. Cost of premiums ................... Prize riDDONS Exhibition tags ............... e Ont. Hort. ...z Broadcast Station advt. ........... Freight, express, on premiums Cartage. se Power, Co., light ...................... Flower Shop, flowers ............... Frinting and advertising ......... TUORINHE â€"........:. ... :m ces s n Judging gardens expense ..... Lumber for tables .......:............... Engraving CUP ......................2.22.. M. J. Tinkess, tree for rink ... Prize MONEY Petty cash, postage, etc. ........... Cash in bank, Dec. 31,.1034 Cash in bank, Jan. 1, 1934 _ The following is the report of the secretaryâ€"treasurer for the past year. It shows the finances of the society in excellent shape. The comfortable balâ€" ance on hand is particularly pleasing and shows how carefully and ably the financial affairs were dealt with during the year. The annual exhibition last; year was also noteworthy for its sucâ€" cess in every way, despite the unfavâ€" ourable â€"season. The provincial judge here said that is was one Oof the best shows in the province and that the exâ€" hibits would stand comparison with any similar displays anywhere. Stateéement of Receipts and 1 ‘ Expenditures, 1934 RECEIPTS Membership fees for 1934 ... $244.00 Membership fees for 1935 ... 41.00 Sale, flowers, vegetables ............... 33.25 Door collection ....................w...... 1658 Government grant .....................2.. 58.17 TOWNM TANTG .ces 100.00 Don@tiOons 77.00 Advts. in prize lists ................ ie 48.00 Donatton, Mr."Ennis, for Club only, and members are asked to bring refreshments. The Gold Belt orchestra will be in attendance. The first quarterly meeting of the club will be held after the social. t In reference to the Cornish Social Club it may be noted that the winner of the wrist watch at the draw on Satâ€" urday night was Master Kenneth Mitâ€" chell, of Dome Mines. The Timmins Horticultural Society will hold its annual general meeting in the town hall on Friday evening, Jan. 1l1th, beginning at 8 pm. The chief business before the meeting will be the receiving of the reports of the officers for the past year and the elecâ€" tion of the officers for this year. Annual Meeting of Horticultural Society Had Very Successful Year in 1934. Specially Creditâ€" able Financial Statement. Expect Big Year in 19835. For Your Protection Our milk comes to you protected by genuine Sealright Milk Botâ€" tle Capsâ€"as clean, as pure, and as safe as the milk itself. We Use Sealright Samtary Service $500.173 â€"18"7.31 $632.50 _ 55.54 $688.40 179.145 15.07 5.30 1.20 5.15 8.65 7.50 7.07 7.65 73.94 30.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 The six ‘salts in Kruschen stimulate the liver and kidneys to healthy, reguâ€" lar action; assist them to get rid of the excess uric acid which is the cause of rheumatic pains. When> poisonous uric acid goesâ€"with its deposits of needleâ€"pointed. . crystalsâ€"there‘s no goubt about those aches and pains goâ€" ing too! my daily dose of Kruschen, which I take every morningâ€"half a teaspoonâ€" ful in warm water.‘"â€"Mrs. P.B. | (P.L.â€"H.L.) ‘ The first meeting of new year of the Girl Guides was held"on Friday evening at the Central School. A noâ€" vel inspection, in which the‘: most misâ€" takes in the uniform, was taken by Lieut. Habib. "The Forget=Meâ€"Not Paâ€" trol were victorious with 48. polm;s ‘The flag was raised by Helen Landers assisted, by Winnifred Beaudin and Anna Dolahan. A game was played under the supervision "of ‘Lieutenant Tilley. When the Guides gathered for Campfire after Patrol Corners, Captain Cranson asked if the new ‘system, of turning the Guide pin upside down unâ€" til the daily good deed was‘performed, worked and urged all the Guides to try it out and keep at it. ‘The meeting will now begin at 7.15 instead of at 7.00 p.m. Ropes, penclis and paper are to be brought and the uniform will be considered incomplete without them. The meeting was brought to a, close by the singing of "Taps." > "Two years ago," writes a woman, "I was suffering with rheumatism in my <legs, and when walking upstairs one day just kicked my ‘right foot against the stairs, and broke my leg just below the knee. I was in hospital for four months, and when I came out someone advised me to try. Krusthen Balts. I did so, and now I have no tracte of rheumatism. I would not be without DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED . FOR HOLLINGER THIS WEEK A regular dividend of one per cent. and an extra dividend of one per cent. making a total of two per cent. been declared on the capital stock of the Hollinger Consolidated payable on Jan. 28th to shareholders of record Jan. l1th. ; News and Notes of Timmins Girl Guides First{ Meeting of the New Year Held on Frlday Evening. Meetings to Beâ€" gin Now at 7. 15 pm Inâ€" stead of 7. Too Much Uric Acid is a very common cause of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago. Deranged kidneys allow an excessive amount of uric acid to accumulate. Take Gin Pills to give relief while they are assisting your kidneys to function normally. k t : 4 ol BROKE HER LEG ACAINST A STAIR Whilst Hampered by Rheumatism