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read, the letter Contingent Com for "considerati( Tuesday night‘s the contingent stated: "We ar service by the N recommended th "Aldecrman ‘ Cr to this statemen tions of the ch committee on a "Some time a of Trade forwa council for cor the Canadian | tablish a highâ€" let, to serve ade of Northern O Thom Tuesd Radio Starts North Bay C ority the 1 iq been inj netrned th AVS /W"M"I% P E P A TCME HT !TOREE LIMITED ... Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded HIGH FASHION GOWNS! On Sale Tuesday l a One horse Wagner Electric Motor, threeâ€"phase, 220 volts speed 1420, in good condition. Apply Porcupine Advance Office, Timmins, Ont. A} Electric Motor For Sale itement, asking by what auâ€" e North Bay radio situation injected into a matter which the entire Northern part of ce and Northwestern Quebec. ghnt s session, one clause Oof ngent committee‘s report e are quite satisfied with the North Bay station," and m 1= poOwerd lequatel ting in whith it wa: r was refefred to the nmittee of city council ion and . Af arded ncurt Alli dio Debate at ouncil Meeting Nugget list week tter be filed. an took exception sking by what auâ€" y flayed the acâ€" in of the finance t two things. e Cochrane Board a â€" resolution to nce, askingâ€" that _ esâ€" ed Northertn outâ€" ly the radio needs oghan and R. H. at city council‘s , as Alderman report serviceâ€"look at the 42 exchan Egrammes now being put onâ€"A ing this city all over the United The committee felt that on the resolution was inadvisab an old subject, he had droppe Committee med existing ri the North Th alread losing committle of the sit that Alde tended th of the Cc( stated, that with regard m An son bel Alderm t Y hav @almer stated : mee mmit l mAl ; his reason for reâ€"opening ct, Alderman Croghan said Dedqd in at the Contingent neeting and had signed the 1ad gone ‘ion and inything from to a situation s futilée, havin | broadcasting Traditional satins, flowing chiffons, soft crep?s, intricate laces, crisp cergandies! All of them blended with indescribâ€" able charm. Each one different, and each created with a cerltain type in mind. You‘ll decide which is yours as soon as you view them! Sizes 14â€"20 in the group. ® Wedding Gowns ® Bridesmaid‘s Dresses ® Evening Gowns "The Shopping Centre of the North!" ind han â€" emphasized th s of Kirkland Lake an behind the request fo 11 alk) It 1 sLaAtIOn gIves 18 42 exchange pr put onâ€"adverti the United Statd Friedman 1A 1M N« LC Reg. $9.50 to | 11 PAlmer th Bay ting in zrard to Ready â€"to On Al ed 91 mittee of thi refreshments A tea at \the home of Mrs. W. H. Pritchard, 19\Hemlock street, on Saturâ€" day afternoak was m successful sumâ€" mer event of the I:gstem Star chapter. It was to have been a lawn social, but owing to the ra)(e,had to be held inâ€" doors. It was, nevertheless, a pleasant tea, and accomplished the purpose for which it was arranged. Mrs. Gordon poured, and the comâ€" mittee of the Eastern Star served the T‘ry The Advance Want Advertisements had lu Eastern|Star Tea Held on Afternoon Mayor 64 Ye.‘ nan Seth Bush, acting mayor, stated hat the resolution had been submitted o several Northorn Ontario centres and i1ad been turned down. When the vote vas taken, Alderman Croghan was the nly supporter of his amendment. t getting > entitled Alderman lon suppC d before port, but had tu«aken exception to the ause dealing with the Cochrane resoâ€" 1¢ I1 The alderman in question has made statements on the matter," Acting yor Seth Bush interrupted. Yes, he has made such statements," erman Croghan replied warmly, d I base my argument on the fact t in 1930 he asked this council to port a move to build a radio staâ€" in North Bay, and now refuses upport a movement to have a highâ€" ered station erec.ed for the North. _ people of the North are certainly getting the radio service that they entitled to." Wearâ€"Main Floor $he=pOowe i@in cha en wner of CFCH has put the on the spot, talking about iat wo already have," Aldetrâ€" ghan charged. "It has been his radio station that it disâ€" re interference than good enâ€" nt and when a pctition to wave length altered was being . the man who sponsored the was threatened with loss of Croghan submitted a resoâ€" orting the Cochrane request, the vote was taken, Alderâ€" Bush, acting mayor, stated uUptx ged An AT to he move to build the on foot, council were the station‘s request did so. Now one of les sits on this counâ€" support a move for station," Aldorman Hamilton Herald:â€" The first shoes are ready for the quintuplets. We have yet to see press noticts of their first gsilk stockings, their tirst corsages, their first tennis shorts, their first evening dresses, riding costumes, ski outfits, and a thousand and one other personal efâ€" fects. In fact they are good for a lot of news vet. There was a peculiar situation in Sudbury last week when for several days it was not possible to secure a marriage license in that city. The town clerk, H. P. McKeown, who is the official issuer of marriage licenses, was taken ill suddenly and there was no One with authority to dish out the perâ€" mits to wed. Under such cireumâ€" stances it is surprising how many peoâ€" ple want to get married who were never married before. Few of them take kindly to the thought of waiting until a sick man recovers. It is interesting to conjecture whether or not a girl or a man will have a case against the city of Sudbury for damages or otherwise in case the party of the other part changes his or her mind about getting a license when licenses are available. In any event Sudbury was all excited about the idea that people were clamâ€" cring for marriage licenses and there were none such to be obtained. Evenâ€" tually a meeting of the council was called and a motion passed authorizâ€" ing Mrs. Morden Birbeck, for several years assistant to Mr. McKeown to issue the licenses. North Bay Nugget:â€"Alaska has a surplus, no bonded debt and no proâ€" perty taxation. Imagine, practically noâ€" thing to beef about but the weather. Sudbury had No Marriage Licenses for Several Days er and conciliator. However, Britain may be depended upon to keep on tryâ€" ing to keep the nations at peace. It is to be hoped that Britain is not its>lIf euchred into war trying to preserve the peace of the world. Cables from London, England, this morning, Trelayed from Toronto, say that Great Britain has been brought xto at least a temporary halt in its efforts to prevent Italy from waging war on Abyssinia. Both Italy and France are said to have rebuffed the British suggestions and efforts at comâ€" promise. Italy and Abyssinia appear to be determined to go on with the war and France and the United States are not apparently very determined to stop the war. The United States has not heeded the appeal from Abyssinia to give aid to that country and the U.S.A. has also refused to invoke the Briandâ€" Kellogg antiâ€"war treaty. Accordingly Great Britain is left without further ideas for the moment as a peaceâ€"makâ€" If you see a car driving along Third avenue one day this week with a blindâ€" folded driver in charge, qgon‘t teleâ€" phone the police. It will be Madame Ella, the mystery woman with Con Gray‘s shows, who needs no eyes to ‘"see" the road. In previous perforâ€" mances of this kind, the lady has never had an accident. She is known from coast to coast for her powers, not only in driving cars she cannot see, but for other mysterious feats. Montana Frank, broncho buster, cowpuncher, stage coach driver, nine times champion pistol and rifle shot, and his gang of Circle M riders are another attraction at the show that Timmins people have met and liked before. Sixâ€"yearâ€"old "Cattle Annie," Frank‘s daughter, "the world‘s youngest cowgirl," who has made friends here before, is back again with the troupe and will give even a better show than before. They‘re out at the Moneta groundg with the rest of the big attractions., Great Britain Blocked in Work of Conciliation as usual on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. At the pavilion, Wallace‘s shows are in the space usually reserved for parkâ€" ing, but the management has made provision for parking in other places during the week. Dances will be held All this week Wallace‘s Shows are at the Riverside pavilion grounds; while Con Gray‘s Shows have set up just out past Moneta. Timmins people won‘t have far to look for amusement this week, for there are three shows in town. Thursâ€" day the big Al. G. Barnes circus is set up in the ball park and should attract a large number of youngsters as well as grownâ€"ups, Unusual Attractions at Con Gray‘s Shows Here Arfida Lauzon, formerly a diamond driller, died at St. Mary‘s hospital on Friday after a long illiness which made more than a year ago. Puneral services uzon was just over 40 years of thougu born in Buckingham, pine in 1922 ;and has since then been well known /in the district He leaves many relatives in Timmins to mourn his passing. | Lots of Amusement for Timmins People This Week Had Been IlIl for More than a Year. Came to the Porâ€" cupine Camp in 1922. Well Known Here. Arfida Lauzon Dies â€" at Hospital Friday ; PAÂ¥ Y s<PECTATL SS r. However, Britain upon to keep on tryâ€" nations at peace. It Up to the present the new Stevens party has neither name nor headâ€" quarters, but it is stated in despatches from Ottawa that both name and headâ€" quarters will be announced this week. A general platform designed to enlist the support of all who believe that existing parties are unequal to the task of aiding the Dominion in recovering from the depression will be announced in a day or two. h A despatch this morning from Ottaâ€" wa gives the interesting information that at last Hon. H. H. Stevens has anâ€" noune‘g that he is starting a new poliâ€" tical party of his own. Hon. Mr. Stevens made the announcement to press repâ€" resentatives to this effect. He addsd that the new Stevens party hoped to have a candidate in every riding in the Dominion. Hon. H. H. Stevens, formerâ€" ly one of the Bennétt cabinst minisâ€" ters, and the originator of the Price Spreads commission, developed such a flair for regulating business and deâ€" nouncing economic conditions that he had difficulty with other members of the Bennett administration and evenâ€" tually resigned. Singe the resignation there has been constant talk of Hon. Mr. Stevens forming a new party but talk that Hon. Mr. Stevens might be chosen as the leader of the Conserâ€" vative party in case Hon, Mr. Bennett had to drop out /on zrccount of his health. In this connection many will see something of significance in the fact that Hon. Mr. Stevens did not anâ€" nounce his new party until after Hon. Mr. Bennett hagq definitely announced that he would die in harness rather than desert the party at this time. a harness maker by trade and had folâ€" lowed his vocation in Renfrew and Sturgeon Falls. For the past few years he had lived with his son at the Mcâ€" Kinleyâ€"Darragh property near Cobalt. Mr. Dean was of Irish parentage, his father, the late John Dean, and his mother, the late Margaret Blackwell, both having been born in Ireland. The body was sent to Sturgeon Falls on Tuesday and the funeral took place there yesterday afternoon." Hon. H. H. Stevens Starts His Own Political Party The New Liskeard Speaker last week says: "Richard Dcean, father of Mrs. Thomas Edwards, New Liskeard, died in Cobalt Municipal hospital on Monâ€" day morning a few minutes after he had been taken to that institution folâ€" dlowing a sudden heart attack at the _ home of his son, J. C. Dean, earlier in the day. Mr. Dean had been in his usual health until a short time before his seizure and had been downtown in Cobalt ‘@s late as Saturday. On Monday mQrning, he complained of feeling ill was removed by ambuâ€" lance to the hospital, where he sucâ€" cumbed soon afterwards and before his wife could reach the hospital. The late Mr. Dean was in his 79th year, having beenlborn at Haley‘s, Renfrew county, on Octobex 2, 1866. He had been The mana New 3 A concert that should prove of special interest to music lovers is announced to be held in the Moose hall, Timmins, on Wednesday: evening of next weck, July 17th, the artists ‘for the occasion being Esteri Hukari, soprano, and EJli Hukari, accomjoanist. Both have high reputations in musical circles, ani the hall shoulg be filled for the occasion. Esteri Hukari, Soprano, and Elli Huâ€" kari, accompanist, will also give a conâ€" cert in the United Church at South Porcupine on Tuesday evening, July Porcupine 16th. €, John Knox, J. E. Ashâ€" ton, J. E. Sullivan, J. W. Sandwith and Bruce Millar. Death 110 Pine Street South Telephone 130 940048840840 09048 40049849484 0999090004008 909 860 0 0 0 0 46 0 0 4 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90008 0 % 044 0 0 4 009 %% 90 6 Cb 040 00900040 0 0 0600480000 0000000000000 000 0e . Eight Win Prizes in Saturday Golf Games Noted Soprana to be at Timmins on July 17th e Hukari ( agement of YÂ¥ork City. 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