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The Mattagami| River beach, lying. on the â€"west shore immediately above the main bridge, is now probably the safest To be Equipped with Lifeâ€" _ Baving Equipment. May be Moved to New Park Beach. Building Lifeguard Station at the River Thousands of children and grownâ€"ups are thin, pale, runâ€"down and nervous beâ€" cause they have Roundâ€"worms and don‘t reallze it. It seems incredible, but Docâ€" tors know that even the greatest care cannot prevent worms in children (nor grownâ€"ups). ‘This is the time of the year that people will contract them. The tiny invisible worm eggs reach the human sysâ€" tem on fruits, berries, raw lettuce, cabbage and through drinking water. Flies and pets also carry them. . The e lgs hatch out and vicious worms develop ?z to 16 inches long). â€" When children sleep badly, have stomachâ€" aches, lose appetite and weight, have ticklish feeling in throat, buloating of stomach, excitability, bad breath,, etc., worms are likely to blame. is almost impossible to tell if you are aâ€" sufferer ofs Roundworms. â€" That half sitck, languid or lazy feeling may be indieation Wise people use Mulvene "*B‘Wel‘"‘ just to make sure that they are free from worms. ‘"B‘Well‘"‘ is also <A splendid intestinal regulator. . It purifies Dominico other drug Also se veney‘h R ronto C the system to such an extent that worms ecannot exist in its presence and are exâ€" pelled from the "B‘Well‘"‘ will exâ€" 1 Roundworms, Whipworms, Awltail ubs, Pinworms, Spikeworms and in one case it expelled a small lizard that a man contracted from drinking from a creek in the mining dGistrict. »Insist upaon your druggist supplying you with ‘*B‘Well‘‘ and ‘ou will be satisfied with the results. ‘rice 80c and $1.%5. If it is for a child under â€" 10 _ years, ask for Mulveney‘s MOTHER‘S _ FRIEND, â€"Obtainable at Clear B.C. Fir Vâ€"Joint; Gyproc; Hardwood Floorâ€" ing: Vâ€"Joint and Shiplap; White Pine Featherâ€" edge; Clear Fir and Pine Doors in Stock Sizes; Sash in Stock Sizes. Y ard Schumacher Phone 725 Lumber, Cement, Building Materials, Coa) and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies John W. Fogg Limited O 1L,.UMBER it ta »(B) ‘s and at a thousand Price 50¢ and %1, aid, write R. L. Mulâ€" imited Dept MHead Office and Yard Timmins Phone 117 beach in the district, and will remain as such until the completion of the proje¢ted new town park just below the bridge. O@n Sunday Oscar Robertâ€" on again asssumed lifeguard duties at the river, and now there is under construction an upâ€"toâ€"date lifeâ€"saving station at the same spot. The buildâ€" ing, made possible through the generâ€" csity of M. McChesney, who donated the lumber, will house efficient lifeâ€" saving equipment including life belt, blankets and dragging outfit, as well as a good first aid kit. Built on wooden blocks in such a manner that it may be moved to the proposed new park site, the lifeâ€"saving station is a valuable addition to the present equipment and will still furâ€" ther ensure the safety of those bathing in that part of the river. Thus far this year Mr. Robertson has not been called upon to exercise his skill in the water so far as rescuing is concerned, but he has had a busy time watching the many bathers, givâ€" ing swimming instruction where needâ€" ed, and timely advice to those not faâ€" miliar with the depth of the water. In addition to these services Mr. Robertâ€" son has rendered first aid to several people suffering cuts and other slight injuries which seem inevitable at any public recreational centre. New York Life:â€"He kissed her and she screamed at the bottom of her voice. Lifeguard Robertson, in speaking to an Advance reporter, stressed the value of the lifeâ€"saving station to all those frequenting the beach. It is his hope that no thoughtless person will in any way interfere with or damage the building or contents. Already some youngsters have shown an inclination to ‘make sport of the building before it is completed. A little consideration in this respect is all that is asked. As a final safety suggestion the lifeâ€" guard requests that people refrain at this time from bringing their dogs to the beach. These are bad days for dogs to be at large anywhere, according to Mr. Robertson, who is inspector for the Timmins branch of the Humane society, and the presence of a large number of women and children at the beach on hot days makes it imperative that all dogs be kept under control. Kirkland Lake Phone 393 Branch Office North Bay Nugget:â€"Astronomers reâ€" port the moon as being slightiy out of pesition, but no person will kick if it | continues to come over the mountain in the usual way. We hope some people have saved their mite for the Kiwanis Milk FPund and Playgrounds Association tickets, being sold now and up to Wednesday night. And he should be billboarded not as the man who ran a blood transfusion ambulance service, but as a Canadian who turned Communist and who is colâ€" lecting money for the Spanish governâ€" ment. It‘s a bit of a masquerade, to say the least of it. a lecture tour and collect money, he need seek no fuither objective than the slum starved children of Montreal, whence he comes, or run a free clinic in the east end of that city. Dr. Bethune has raised considerable money, or had it raised for him from Cangadians who understood he was doâ€" ing an errand of mercy. He claims that the money was so spent, and there is no proof to the contrary. But now, under uspices which are Communistic, he is touring the North Country openly collecting money to finâ€" ance one side in the conflictâ€"to buy "more cartridges" and make more work for doctors and burial parties. If Dr. Bethune wanted to do his felâ€" low men good, if he wanted to conduct That was to be expected of Sam Scearlett, lover of the Soviet and advoâ€" cate of the firing squad for those who disagree, who ranted on the Strand Theatre platform some months ago for "another dollar to buy a box of cartâ€" ridges for Spanish Loyalist soldiers." and who, from his own bunch of the faithful extracted not a few dollars, each donat;on greeting with "Another dollar, that‘s grand, that‘s glorious!" But bardly from a Canadian doctor, head of an ambulance corps. Cobalt Chief Wins at Three Card Monte (From Northern News) Heralded as one who performed his profession‘s errand _ of mercy in the Spanish war for either side imparâ€" tially, ministering to the sick and wounded, Dr. Norman Bethune, of Montreal, who lectured here Sunday night, proved, both by his arm upraised in the Comunist salute, by the general tenor of his speech, and by his open appeal for funds, not for medical purâ€" poses, but for the Loyalist cause, to be nothing but a Spanish propagandist, working for the Loyalist side. It is not usual for a doctor who takes part in a war as leader of an ambuâ€" lance unit financed by a nonâ€"belligerâ€" ent country to take sides, or to collect money for munitions. Pate de foie gras, wiener schnitzel potatoes Parisienne, egg plant a lopera demiâ€"tasse and Roquefort cheese. Two softâ€"boiled eggs, toast, and milk Crackers and milk. Milk. (From Health) The eleven ages of man, expressed in menu style, run about like this: Milk. Milk and bread Milk, eggs, bread and spinach. Oatmeal, bread and butter, green ipples and allâ€"day suckers. Iceâ€"cream soda and hot dogs. Minute steak, fried potatoes, coffee and apple pie. Apparent Misuse Made of the Name of the Red Cross taining the twoâ€"spot a1r badge to end the game Bouillon, roast duck, scalloped poâ€" tatoes, creamed broceoli, fruit salad, 1livinity fudge, demiâ€"tasse. According to Chief MacGirr, he had een watching for a car reported as ‘arrying stolen tires as spares, and he was on the street in plain clothes when e came across two men seeking to :empt bystanders into the intricacies of threeâ€"card monte. They invited the chief to try his luck and when he provâ€" ed coy one of them gave him a twoâ€" dollar bill, which he placed on the jack of diamonds. In the subsequent maniâ€" pulation of the cards, apparently a slight mistake was made, for he picked up the knave he had backed. The operâ€" ator tried to recover his money. and made a grab for the bill, but the chief was a shade quicker on the grab, reâ€" taining the twoâ€"spot and flashing his Eleven Ages of Man, or History Repeats Itself with London as their home address, with Sam Harmus, who said he lived in Toronto. No charges were laid against them here and two others were allowed to g» when it developed that they were not connercted with either the ‘ard game or with the alleged stealing of tires from a Matheson garage. The juartet later held escaped temporarily when the chief revealed his identity, Jut subsequently they were recaptured ind turned over to provincial police to Je taken north for trial. Haileybury, July 8.â€"(Special to ’I‘hei Advance)â€"Because he was a mite‘ quicker on the draw than the unsusfi pecting strangers with who he was dealing, Chief of Police Wallace Macâ€" Girr is two dollars richer than before he abruptly broke up a little card game ' on the main street. In the excitement which followed the flashing of his‘ badge by the muftiâ€"clad officer, one of | four visitors from London and Toronto | attempted to retrieve the "comeâ€"on" bill | Customs Officialâ€"*"You adhere to your st already worn this garment?"â€"Der Lustig «on mm s mempgemen a ‘endered the chief, but the guardian ofâ€" * t > ‘he law not only kept the money buLEM N | C : was instrumental in landing the quarâ€" , extlcan tO. e Case ':121 tet in the cells for transfer to Matheâ€" C Rf k on to face theft charges there. | d ourt in )uyn | zitc The men gave their names as Charles Carild, Alfred Hanson and A. Abraham, | Three Rouyn Salesmen| Th And Also Arrests Four Men Charged with Stealing Tires from Matheson Garâ€" age. PORCUPINE ADTANCE. TTIMMINS, ONTARIO ' Rouyn, July 6th, 1937.â€"Three Rouyn salesmen, â€" charged with attempted | fraud in connection with the passing of iMexican bank notes, will appear in | court here again on Thursday morning, |after the case was halted last week | by Magistrate 8. Atkinson who refused to proceed with the trial until the court ‘had received expert evidence as to the ‘value of the currency. Court officials were mystified as the actual value of the currency, after it was revealed that the strange lookâ€" ing notes bore two datesâ€"one 1915 and the other 1913. It was at this point that his worship made his decision not to proceed with the trial until the exact value of the bills could be ascertained. "There seems to be some doubt here," Magistrate Atkinson said, "and I would suggest that the case be adâ€" journed until next week, while the notes are examined by an expert." His Worâ€" ship added that if he was forced to continue, he would not try the case but would send it on to a jury. Delaceo‘s bond was set at $1000 .cash or $2000 property. At first, Magistrate Atkinson decided not to permit him bond, but gave the option after a plea by counsel. Bail for Lecuyer was $500 cash. : Highlight of the trial came after J. R. Croucher, Imperial Bank accountant, told the court that the bills in quesâ€" tion were worthless as the existing Mexican government had repudiated all notes dated 1914 or before that. The trioâ€"Paul Calve, Leo Lecuyer and Fred Dellacoâ€"were given the opâ€" tion of posting bail or remaining in jail until Thursday. Calve was released on bail of $500, while Delacco and Leâ€" cuyer were unable to raise the necesâ€" sary sums and remained in custody. 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Shown a ten peso Mexican note by the Crown Attorney, witness failed to idenâ€" Lify it as the note used for the beer Counsel for the three accused men consisted of M. Hunt, K.C., and E. W. M. Paisley. Crossâ€"examined by Counâ€" sel Hunt, Marchand admitted that the three Rouyn men were "feeling pretty good." All he had to drink, he said, was a glass of beer in the "blind pig." At this point, Magistrate Atkinson interrupted to ask the witness what was the matter with the beer in the Queen‘s hotel. "Is it so bad you have to go to a bootlegger‘s for your own beer?" he asked Marchand. Brought ‘to the witness stand by Crown Attorney Robinson, Mrs. Clarâ€" ice CGuinette told how she had visited WESTON‘S MIXED BSCUITS. 2 lbs: SUNKIST â€"ORANGE per doz. f 3 pkgs. for 6 pkgs. for FRUIT PUNCH per bottle Quaker â€"CORNFLAKES Morris Marchand, Jr., son of the proprietor of the Queen‘s hotel, was exâ€" ceedingly nervous as he was being questioned by Crown Attorney J. B. Robinson: He twisted his handkerchief. played with his tie and was visibly shaking while he told the court of his connection with the case. He testified that he had known two of the accusedâ€"Calve and Lecuyerâ€"for some time, but that he did not know Dellaco. According to his evidence, the three men had asked him to get some beer for them Sunday afternoon. transaction or the the police officer. Johnson‘s GLOâ€"COAT 2 tins for None of the accused appeared on the s.and during «Thursday morning‘s sesâ€" sion of the trial. Mrs. Clarice Guinâ€" ette of Rouyn, who went on the stand s a crown witness will be called on Thursday as a dgfence witness, Counâ€" sel M. G. Hunt said. | ZOLL ES Phone 130 one he had shown 13¢ 17%¢ 24¢ 15¢ 1%¢ q@uestioned by Counsel Paisley, Mrs. Guinette denied that she had put the Mexican money into the pouch after it been handed through the jail bars .0 her by Dellaco. She stated she was m ‘"good terms" with Dellaco. the cells after the trio had been taker into custody and that Dellaco had askâ€" 20@ her to turn the corridor lights cut so that he could give her his mone} souch without being seen. She had admitted doing this and later turning the pouch over to the solice instead of hiding it as Delacco r1ad told her to do. A search of the pouch by police revealed a number of Mexican bills When Dellaco had been :aken into custody and searched the oafficers failed to find any of the curâ€" on him. Sergeant P. 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Consequently, only after careful study of your needs can an accurate price be quotedâ€"and the price of course depends largely on the quality of the materials and fixtures to be used as well as the care taken with the inâ€" stallation. ALBRERT PELLETIER, (prop.) BING You‘ll need one of these for draining your washer to sink, W ASE at the trial on pected to be a One of the witnes: Thursday morning is mysterious "Mr. X," Reged to be the owner of the blind pigwhere the beer was sold. In additio®g,expert evidence pertaining to the of the curâ€" rency, will be receive@‘rom New York city in time for theitial, the Crown According to the offcer‘s testimony Calve had said it wa§gthe only bill he had,s but a search @closed anothe:! similar note in his p@tet. When this was found, Sergeant Cairns testified Calve was alleged to Ihve said, "Well you have got me col8 Pry The Advance WaBR Advertisements ‘he bill was no good, fmust be a misâ€" Aake, because he had changed money everal times on the from Rouyn to Kirkland Lake. Large Size Sale Price THURSDAY. JUTLY 3TH. 1937 Phone 1425 g where th expert ev e of th from Nev lal, the 12€ $1.20 $2.45 OPio