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We are sorry to learn that the nother of Mr. Ben Curtis, Dome Ex. und Mrs. C. Jones, of South End, died nt her home in Birkenhead, England, shortly before Christmas. Had she lived until toâ€"day (Jan. 15th) she would mave been 87 years old. Our symâ€" pathies are extended to the family. Mr. T. Kingston is in town after spending the vacation in New Liskeard und Quebec. Mrs. W. Cliff her mother in ick, who is ai Flakes smal (pkg IOC _ Miss Ur Yor two v in Grims} South Porc 1936. Special COFFEE 33. Baking Powder EMPIRE it Meetings of Men‘s Clubs Held at South Porcupine «* F' : 1 lIb. Sealtite tin Results of the Curling to Date at South End. Whitney Townshinp has New Snowplough Stored at Present ai South Poreupine. Other South Porcupine News. chinmante _#3 Roast rolled o. 24c Sirloin Roast * 23c whal delictous Roast CHUCK CR SHOULDER SALMON, sliced, 2 Ibs â€" â€" 29%¢ SMOKED FILLETS, 2 Ibs. â€" 33¢ HEADCHEESE, sliced, 2 Ibs. 27¢ EATON‘S Boneless and Rolled Meat SPECIALS CALAY Tollet Soap UX SOAP PAGE TwWO With Dressing TWIN PORK LOINS 5¢ Smoked BREAKFAST Ba slice con us 28C on Monday to visit icton, New Brunsâ€" ROLLS » 19 Advanct Salt and Pepper Shakers SOAP, 3 cakes EATON‘s CLEANXN®IXC; MANTTOBA 90 lb. Bag Sweet and Juicy Good Sizt, doz. Ja 1 Small shipmentsâ€"fresh from the roasterâ€"and ground fresh the day you buy it. Eaton‘s coffees are always fresh and enjoyable. Monday r home Next Sunday, Dr. as the subject for hi service which was Rev. Dr. Fraser, <( United Church, M man accompanied : ther, which was s} train to interment. Many friends of tryman were pre Walker‘s undertal mins, to take lean fellowâ€"worker and take pl 8.30 p».m The O. E. S other of their at the Mason take place on Ji€ eB+34_ M 14e o. 16c VU w N P ye J / THIRD AVEF GRC Mr. 1€ Macaroni Cheese in.15¢ Specialâ€"Bulk % Bn Size package ... Specialâ€"Mild LK SODA S CORN STARCH cod Companions! Weston‘s Crispy *SPECIALâ€"London Brand TOMATO CATSUP 3‘Miflllte Oats 2. 2 IC EAM S I YLE *sPECIALâ€"Premier Brand Quick *SsPECIALâ€"Delicious Golden Kernelsâ€"Garden Patch ASSORTED Yes! 'warj; are all hereâ€"your ;}.l‘.\rvzlA 1 * .’"l!:(:f‘, ""(ll‘l(i }]‘\ I)X l(\ tln soOUPS 395¢ *SPECIALâ€"Aylmer Natural Flayvour * sSOUPS ON SPECIAL! Ayimer Natural Flavour A ROUSING SALE OF DOMESTIC lou ‘ts are usually expensive but not so with made with Cornstarchâ€"they are delicious ealthful ttco. adi " are all hereâ€"your kindsâ€"and the price oOck up." rik \ LIST OF THRIFTY BUYS THIS WEEK JANUARY A MONTH OF SALES Pearce, Costello, Bodlovic, Cahill. Miller, Arnott, Harper, Richards. Fulton, Smith, Strickland, McQuarrie Sky, McDowell, Lemmon, McNeil. Evans, McInnis, Clark, Miller, Cantor, skip; McLaren, viceâ€"skip imerville, second; Wood, lead. Cooper, Sauder, Purdy, Bernard. L BEEHIVE GOLDEN A very pleasant social evening was )ent on Saturday at the Community ill at the Dome when the committee it on a whist drive. Several attended om South End. The following won e honours:â€"1st for ladies, Mrs. T. irrell; 2nd, Mrs. H. Blood:; 3rd Mrs. aish. 1st for men, Mr. Ivan Lang: 2nd, rs, Hedges: 3rd, Mr. William Allen. Whitney Township has a new snow ugh. It is at present in a garage in uth End pending the finding of a itaole garage at Golden City. We unâ€" rstand the intention is to keep the ad clear from the Davidson Corner Hoyle. Last year the road from Hoyle Porcupine was kept open by Mr. Al. hite. This winter Golden City will able to return the compliment.> The w plough came in on Monday. is now going strong at the k. The following rinks have been iwn for the Gallagher Cup and the *sSPECIALâ€"A Nourishing Food Mr. H. M. Turner left for Toronto i Monday. A new lawyer is about to hang out s shingle in South End. Mr. J. D. co cCarthy (from the office of F'asken.l j ronto), is opening an office in the Cc iwristie building opposite the town ?m CORN 2 13¢ Shiel¢ J. M. C. Dunlop, of Ventures, as a guest of the Empress hotel )r men, Mr. s: 3rd, Mr. at this par Here‘s reason a plenty for shopping at Eaton‘s this weekâ€" endâ€"a big saving price on your favourits brand of fine Shorteningâ€"Many economicâ€" ally minded housewives are finding the four pound packâ€" age the logical quantity to buy. 4 Ib. package 50c Ontario Vilâ€" | Linklater, Stevenson, Connoll; ‘ ker. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS OoNTARIO pkos Last Tuesday‘s police court showed a small docket for Magistrate Atkinson More dirty linen than we have seen in a police court before was on exhiâ€" but this display was literal. A whole bathâ€"tub full of sheets, branâ€" kets, pillowslips anq towelsâ€"wet and grimy with smoke were thereâ€"ailso the young man accused of entering the Porcupine Hotel after the firs last week and appropriating same. Howâ€" ever, he proved to the satisfaction of the magistrate that he had no intenâ€" yErsary. _A supper was prepared an a fair number sat down. A round c toasts was given "To the Kingz." "Th Church," "Our Country" and "Th Ladies. Community singing was i order after the supper and music,. t which Arthur Couchman contribute with selections on the violin. A ver nice time was held and the organiza tion feels justified with the result: Archdeacon Woodall was in the chai Several local members of the Ma sonic Order are attending Iroquoi Falls Lodge (Abitibi) on Friday even ing. Wor. Bro. J. Mason of the Dom is to be installing officer for the ney officers of Abitibi Lodg»s for 19286. won iromn FKairnurst bye. Pearce won won from Linklater settled toâ€"night. The Men‘s Club ¢« can Church met or the Parish hall to | versary. OA sunner from Mi Linklater won fro: bve. Pe: Pairhurst, Paul, Alexander, Woent. Laforest, Stevenson, A., Crozisr, Sax Henderson, Sullivan. Kavanagh,. Pe The followir GROCETERIA woOn 1 1b. print 17¢ 39¢ Tuesda I1d its HC % enderson Coope court showe rate Atkinsor we have see was on exhi ‘as literal. . â€"Specialâ€"Virginia Large Salted Peanuts, 2 Ib. . 25¢ An attractive twoâ€"colour durable lunch tin, complets with handle, containing a pound of Eaton‘s Special Bignd Teaâ€"Side of tin can be used as checkerboard. â€"Specialâ€"Dreadnought Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls 25c â€"S§PECIAL OF A FER â€"Specialâ€"Ideal Brand Castile â€"Specialâ€"Eaton‘s Ric Breakfast Tea Biscuit Another week of splendid opportunitiesâ€"an ad. just crammed with good things to eat and at prices designed to save you moneyâ€"Come early and come often made Faton‘s nlace to shop f: TIMMINS afor in attractive lunch tins Fir i fT dical examination. (HMHe was take: Haileybury today by the police). drunks paid $10 and costs each. _case of theft involving the sum $90 was adjourned until next week. _chse came up wherein plaintiff hed to withdraw tre churgeâ€"of ailing a battery from a parkeq car. was allowed to do so upon payment Lt 1S SAIES SUCI Groceteria a T all your foods of theft. Being a former emploree he hotel he had enered and taken e movable spoils to a house for keeping,â€"his sole object being saiâ€" s for the rightful owner. Case disâ€" MIXED IN A JIFFY and OH! How Simplicity itself to make them â€"Jjust mix, roll, cut and into the oven they goâ€"and out they come beautifully light and tastyâ€"no baking powder taste either. They aro so easy to make and so sureâ€" make them often with Mayâ€" fair Tea Biscuit Mixture. Domeé Minn . pke. 25c MIXED CANDY such as this that has a thrifty enjoyable ‘tures aAare being given night in thse basement chool by Dr. Kinsman. Levinson is on the sick ‘ _on the public school lled this week by Mrs. E. A C H 4 7c held on Friday night the United Church. s. MaciIntosh, wished the Dome was or aospital after prope n. (He was take: Delicious 2 lbs. 25¢ bar man; Dr. Da: Police: A. porte, Dr. Da man; A. Caron, J. E. Brunette. Board of Works: L. Cousins, chairâ€" man; J. E. Brunstte, A. Caron. Contingency (Relief): J. E. Brunette chairman; W. MeDertnott, L. Cousins Fire and Light: P. Laporte, chairâ€" man; Dr. Day, W. McDermott. Try The Advance Want Advertisement J, E. Brunetteâ€"Chairman of Conâ€" tingency (Relief), member of Waterâ€" works and Board of Works committee. The committees as announced on Monday, with the one correction to the Finance committee is as follows:â€" Finance: Dr. Day, chairman; P. Laâ€" porte, L. Cousins. P. Laporteâ€"Chairman of Pire and Light, member of Police and Finance committees. Len. Cousinsâ€"Chairman Works, member of Cont Finance W. McDermottâ€"Chairman of Waterâ€" works committee, member of Continâ€" gency and Fire and Light committees, Len. Cousinsâ€"Chairman of Board of Works, member of Contingency and A. Caronâ€"Chairman of Police comâ€" mittee, mem‘jer of Board of Works and Waterworks committes. Dr. Dayâ€"Chairman of Finance, member of Fire and Light, and Police committees, In Mconday‘s issue of The Advance which contained a complete account of the inaugural meeting proceedings, the personnel of the finance committee was given incorrectly. The committes is: Dr. Day, chairman; P. Laporte and L. Cousins. It may be interesting to note in this connection that anyone familiar with town council practice would have suspecteg an error in the finance committee personnal in view of the fact that Councillor L. Cousins appeared on only two committees while Councillor A. Caron was on four. The usual plan is to have each councillor on three committees and as chairman of one. Under this plan the several councillors are on the following comâ€" mittees:â€"â€" If every day were like Monday, counâ€" cillors wouldn‘t be seen around their homes very much. «Again, if every day were like that, the food bill per counâ€" cillor woulg be very low. Shift Places at Table At the council board in the town hall, only Councillor Adfred Caron reâ€" tained his seat, at the west end of the table. Councillor Dr. Day, chairman of the finance committee, moved over to the chair vacated by exâ€"Councillor J. E. H. Chateauvert, last year‘s chairâ€" man of finance. Councillor P. H. Laâ€" ports occupied that vacated by Mr. Bartleman, who moved up to the higher level on which mayors of Timmins are placed. Councillor. W. McDermott moveq one chair west into that forâ€" merly occupied by Dr. Day. Councillor J. E. Brunette took Mr. McDermott‘s place of last year; and Councillor L. Cousins is seated at the east end of the table, in the place vacated by exâ€" Councillor J. Morrison. In the evening, promptly at 6.30, the council arrived at the Green Apple Pie, to be guests of the Volunteer Firomen for dinner and to again say a feéew official words. At 12.15 they were the guests of the Kiwanis clu>» at the Legion hall and remaineg there for somewhat mpre than an hour. Each of them once more had to speak briefly. gone through the c@remony. Although no actual business was transacted at the inaugural meeting, some time was taken up in the discussion of imporâ€" tant matters and in arrangements for the year. The mseting was jJust over at noon. Water Timmins‘ new council, officially sworn in to office on Monday at eleven o‘clock had a busy few hours after they had First Day Busy One for Timmins Counal The Junior Bridge Club met at the home of Miss R. McCulloch on Monâ€" day night. Meeting, Luncheon, Dinner for Opening Day of New Council. How the Comâ€" mittees are Filled. Phone 935 Timmins Dairy McDermott. chair airmaAn m MILK to keep babies Detrcit Neéews:â€"During the éourtship a woman clings to a man‘s neck, but after marriage she is apt to walk on it. "The chromium industry is not a large one, but the fact that the Timâ€" mins people have become interested is news. Northern Ontario has the only chrome mine in the British Empire, and the depcsit is stated to be the largest in North America. It is forâ€" tunate for the province, and the North in particular, that the men who have become wealthy through their plongerâ€" ing of mining in this country are conâ€" tent to stay with the game and, through reinvestment of their mon‘ty, insure full dinner pails ang prosperity in exâ€" panding the industry." "Profits from Cobalt‘s early days and the original mining ventures of Porâ€" cupine, are finding their:way now into the development of the North‘s chroâ€" mium deposits, and the advent of N. A. Timmins, Inc., into the field provides solid backing to a new project. Inciâ€" dentally Sauit Ste. Marie i$ to benefit. The Timmins interests are reported to have invested in the Chromium Mining and Smelting Corporation ‘and, besides expansion of the mine in Northwestern Ontario, the locks city is to see enâ€" largement of the company‘s smelter, with a corresponding increase in the payroll. "A factor in the growth of Northern Ontario, which has been one of great importance in the country‘s progress, is the fact that money made by the early investors has been put back into development of the natural resources of the North Land. Men who have made millions from the mines have not reâ€" tired to distant fields to live on their winnings, but have continued to invest in the chances that the North presents. An editorial article in The Sudbury Star on Monday last touches on an inâ€" teresting point in regard to the reâ€" investment of money made from minâ€" ing in the North. The Star says:â€" Mr. Manny Akanis left Sunday for trip to Montreal. Mr. E. Hanson, of Kirkland Lake, visited friends in town on Sunday. Rev. M. Tait was in Hoyle on Friday where he was guest speaker at the True Blue Club banquet, when the club members entertained their parents. The pleasant evening was sponsored by Miss E. Arnold, public school teachâ€" er, assisted by Mrs. Gutard, and was held in Haddon hall, Rev. M. Tait gave a very inspiring address on "The Home angq Church," and spoke of the remarkâ€" able work being carried on by Miss Arnold and her club. Bornâ€"January 13th, to Mr. and Mrs Tommy Clarke, 93 Third avenueâ€" daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Skavlem and daughâ€" ter returned last week from a vacation in Bermuda. The Young People‘s Society held their semiâ€"annual election cf officers on Monday evening. Those elscted were:â€" President, Mr. A. Fish; sectrétary, Miss J. Huxley; devotional convener, Miss P. Robertson; literary convener, Miss K. Duxfield; missions, Miss A. Higgenâ€" bottom; social, Miss M. Green: pianist, Miss E. Flowers, assisted by Mr. A. Higgenbottom. A vote of thanks was tendered the reétiring offitcers. Miss E. Armstrong visited friends in Kirklang Lake over the weekâ€"end. Bornâ€"Tuesday, January 7th, 1936, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fournier, Third aveâ€" nueâ€"twin . girls. Miss A. Daoust of Montreal, who was visiting friends in Timmins, visited at the home of Mrs. L. MacDonald in town. The pupils of the Schumacher High School ars putting on a play and variâ€" ety programme in the high school on Friday evening. The event is sure to be pleasing and all are assured of a very enjoyable evening. Mr. S. A. Wookey and daughter reâ€" turned last week from a vacation in Bermuda. Mr. Trevor Johnston is a patient in St. Mary‘s hospital, suffering from pneiumonia. Schumacher, â€" January Special to The Advance Dr. ang Mtrs. Shipley, Kirkland Lake were guests of Mrs., Shipley‘s brothsr last week, Mr. and Mrs. W. Killens. High School Concert Schumacher Friday Slection of Officers for Schumacher Young Peoâ€" ple‘s Society. Other Items of Interest from Schuâ€" macher. . A. Timmins Invests in Only Chrome in Empire HEALTHY This dairy uses every modern and scientific precaution known in its unceasing fight against impurity, doubtful quality and unsanitary econditions in the handling of Timmins Dairy milk. That our fight is being rewarded is shown by the fact that people who use our milk are enjoying the proâ€" tection of life that goss with thorough and adequate protecâ€" tion of their health. THURSDA*Y. JANUARY i6gTH Timmins 15th 1936