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39 Third Avenue Lynch A iarge new Westinghouse Vaâ€" cuum Cl<aner, the famous brush driven machine for $49.95 and a complete set of attachments Free. Ask the lady who owns one. The name Westinghouse is your asâ€" surance it is better. May be purâ€" chased at $5.00 down and 85.2°0 per month. Your old vacuum takea in trade. gifts Pay solve your For anniversary gifts nothing can be more appropriate than a lovely Dual Automatic Toaster, a Westâ€" inghbouse Stireamlined Iron, an Electric Heater for that chilly roum,. a Sandwich Toaster, a Cofâ€" tee Maker or Percolator. Our store just teems with beautiful With Forceed Draft Ventilation are simpy alone in their class. No other sealed unit refrigerator has Forceed Draft Ventilation. No others have dual automatic control. With all steel Door Racks, Lighted Interiors, DelLuxe finish yet priced down, because of production, in the class of others without such fsaâ€" tures, _ Westinghouse . naturally leads in the domestic field. Ali medels on display at our show Rooms. Our business has prospered and will continue to prosper just as long as we continue to give you better goods and better prices and furnish better service. On behalf of the entire staff and myself, I sinâ€" cercly thank all of you for your wonderful support and kindly interest taken in our business advanceâ€" ment on this: the first birthday of Lynch Electrical Appliance Co. Just one year ago toâ€"day, we opened our smart appliance store, merchandising exclusively the products of the great firm, Canadian Westinghouse. As manager of the enterprise I had a definite plan of operâ€" ation and set for this firm certain ideals to which I have rigidly adheared. Timmins needed an electrical appliance store devoting a trained organization to the sale and servicing of household appliances and we have supplied that need. You have shown your appreciation of our efforts by giving us your wholeâ€" hearted support for which I sincerely thank you. Our aim is to sell only Westinghouse Products, which means the best in everything electric and to give our purchasers thorough instructions and by employâ€" ing highly trained service, make certain each buyer gets 100 p.c. satisfaction Electric Coffee Perculator Turnover Electric Toast®r Buffet Compartment Tray silver Cake Dish Silver Tce Tray and Tom: Buy Westinghouse sSmall Electrical Appliances FOR FRIDAY October 15th Refrigerators Westinghouse V acuum Cleaner Special Offer Dual Automatic teems with beautiful US A YVisit. We can gift probleéem. Tray and Tongs ... The New WESTINGHOUSE ; CUSHION ACTION WASHER Have swept all former sales records aside. Made in the hugse Westingâ€" house Plants in Hamilton to the same precision standards this great clectrical company employ in all their products. It is so quiet and viâ€" brationiess that Canadian women just won‘t have machines made in the old rough way since Westinghouse came into this field An entirely new system of handling clothés is used. The agitator designed and patented by Westinghouse engineers never touches the garments. It is faster, washes cleaner and being entirely rust proof, requiring no oiling or atâ€" tention and being made in a variety of beautiful colour combinations, it is Canada‘s choice. Priced lower than any other precision washer ever buirlt, sold on terms as low as $5.00 per month with your old machine laken in trade. Nales in Timmins are phenomenal. We are proud to ollfer you Wesitinghouse Washers,. Ssee them at Our Beautiful Showrooms As a mark of appreciation on this our Anniversary we are giving away absolutely free 10 beautiful useful prizes to 10 visitors to our store Friday, October 15th, and Saturday, October 16th. N o guessing, no contest, no strings atlached. Five times of day have been sealed in an envelops, from 8 a.m. to 10,.30 p.m. Each visitor registers, the time ske or teo sigrs is vregistered opposite the name and the closest to the 5 times set each day receives one of the prices listed. Times are set all through the days. Prizes will be distributed each night (Friday and Saturday) at 10.30 o‘clock. A Westinghouse large Sspecial Vacuum Cleaner with all altachments will be given to the party purchasing any Westâ€" inghouse Appliance closest to the time now sealed in an envelope, such a sale to be closed between 8 a.m., Friday, Oct. loth and Saturday, October 23rd at 10.30 p.m. FREEâ€" SPECIAL GRAND PRIZE ALL PRIZES WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE ADVANCE 10 BEAUTIFUL THE HOME OF WESTINGHOUSE Called by radio experis, "the Rolls Royce of the Airways" It is truly the outstanding radio value for 1938. The ambition of most folks, in the north, where we have long winters is to own the best in radio. The majority choose Westinghouse. All cabiâ€" nets are by Schnitder, Canada‘s most outstanding cabinet builder. For sheer quality and beauty they arn‘t equalled anywhere. BDespit? the most advanced features in 1938 Westinghouse prices range from $39.75 for a mantle model up to $265.00 for the DeLuxe 12â€" tube Station Finderâ€"truly the masterpice of radio enginegring. sce them all, hear them and comâ€" pare their beauty of design and tone. We have Remott control for your convenience. Stop in some evening and try them ali with this new invention. WESTINGHOUSE World Cruiser RADIOS 1938 Models Completely automatic with the fastest elements builtâ€"all enâ€" tirely enclosed with the largest ovensâ€"more and better insulaâ€" tion. . New in design in lovely lasting porcelain beauty. Westâ€" inghouse Ranges are the favourite with discriminating buyers. We have some specials in ranges durâ€" ing our Birthday celebration see them. WESTINGHOUSE is the Only DUAL AUTOMATIC RANGE FOR SATURDAY October 16th 1 Electric Sandwich Toasie: 1 Westinghouse Iron 1 Buffet Comport Tray 1 Electric Coffeg Percolator 1 Silver Water Jug. [ as likely to be Minister of Mines, will | have to be provided with a seat, having lost out in the election. He is a wellâ€" known mining engineer. The other new , men are also prominent and wellâ€"known and the general opinion is that the new Cabinet is likely to prove a strong ard effective one, especially if 2 | change or two takes place later. Mr. Horner was born at Radford, @ue., 23 years ago. For the last four vyears he has worked in the mines at south Porcupine. His car was in colâ€" lision with a truck on Saturday mornâ€" Shawville, Que., Oct. 12.â€"(Special) â€"The funeral of James Horner, who was killed near South Porcupine early on Saturday morning, was held from the home of his sister, Mrs. Harry Hodgins, on the Portage du Fort road, Monday afternoon to St. Paul‘s Angliâ€" can Church, Shawville, The rector, Rey, T. E. R. Nurse, conducted the serâ€" vice, assisted by Rev. J. Liggett, of the Portage du Fort Anglican Church. Premier Announces New Cabinet Lineâ€"up For some time previous to the elecâ€" tion the Cabirnret had been "shortâ€" handed"â€"due in part to the dropping 6f Hon . A. W. Roebuck from the Atâ€" torneyâ€"General‘s Department, and the retirement of Hon. David Croll from the position of Minister of Welfare and Municipal Affairs. In the election Hon. Dr. Faulkner, Minister of Health, was defeated, making another vacancy. The announcement of the new Cabinet was not expected for some days, but as usual Premier Hepburn made up his mind quickly. There is understood to be a possibility, however, that there may be further changes and reâ€"arâ€" rangement in the Cabinet and departâ€" ments, so the editorial in another secâ€" tion of The Advance is not necessarily outdated. This editorial being in the second section of this issue was written and in type before word reached here of the announcement by the premier. It will be noted that there are eight new men in the Cabintt. These are:â€" Hon. Gordon Conant, Hon. Eric W. Cross, Hon. P. M. Dewan, Hon Colin A. Campbell, Hon. Harold Kirby, Hon. M. M. MacBride, Hon. W. L. Houck and Hon. A. St. Clair Gordon. Hon Gordon Conant, the new attorneyâ€"general, is a lawyer of marked ability and standing. He carried the riding of Ontario, in which is situated the town named Oshawa, made famous by the C.ILO. trouble in the province. Hon. Colin A. Campbell, who was generally expected V ictim of Accident Laid to Rest at Shawville Educationâ€"Hon. L. J. Simpson. Healthâ€"Hon. Harold J. Kirby Labourâ€"Hon. M. M. MacBride. 4 Without Portfolioâ€"Hon. W. L. Houck Without Portfolioâ€"Hon. A. St. Clair Gordon. Premier Hepburn announced apâ€" pointment of Mr. Houck to the Ontario Hydroâ€"Electric Power Commission. Mayor J. A. Smith of Kitchener, Libâ€" eral meimberâ€"elect for Waterloo North, also has been appointed to the Hydro Commission, the Premier said. aAl Municip Fric W. C Public Worksâ€"Hon. Colin A. Campâ€" bel.. Tuesday night word over the radfo said that Premier Hepburn had anâ€" nounced his new Cabinet. Despatches by wire yesterday morning confirmed this, Premier Hepburn‘s new Ontario Cabinet was announced as follows:â€" Prime Minister and Provincial Treasâ€" urerâ€"M. Hepburn. Provincial Secretary and Minister of Games and Fisheriesâ€"Hon. Harry C Nixon. Attorneyâ€"Generalâ€"Hon. Gordon Conâ€" GET BUSYâ€"GET ONE OF THESE LOVELY GIFTS FOR MOTHER. THE PRIZES AT THE STORE NOW. 1. Any boy or girl is eligible to enter the contest New Men Included in Hepburn Government. Highwaysâ€"Hon. T. B. McQuest$>n. Minesâ€"Hon. Paul Leduc. Agricultureâ€"Hon. P. M. Dewan. Lands and Forestsâ€"Hon. Peter Heen Value $8.95 Will be Given Away Absolutely Free Letters must be mailed to Box 2550, Timmins or left at our office before Tuesday, October 26th, 1937. Print your name and address plainly on your letter Beaultiful Streamlined WESTINGHOUSE pal Affairs and Welfareâ€"Hon Cross, First Prize Just Write a letter stating why you think Westinghoeuse Washers are the Get Mother a Beautiful Electric Gift Absolutely BOYS and GIRLS When his case was called in Cochâ€" rane on Thursday of last week Lavoie did not have counsel. He asked the court to provide one. The court would Mr. Justice Meakins and a jury Lavoie broke jail in Timmins when awaiting a hearing before the magisâ€" trate on a charge of automobile theft. He is alleged to have stolen an autoâ€" mobile in Schumacher after the jail break. He was captured after a furious chase, in the city, by Toronto police. Back in jail again in Timmins Lavois was brought before Magistrate Atkinâ€" sen. He chose trial by a higher court, and was taken to Haileybury to await trial at Cochrane at the fall assizes by Charges of automobile theft and jail breaking against Wilfred Lavoie, of Timmins, which were scheduled to be heard at the fall assizes at Cochrane last week, have been postponed until spring. This morning E. L. Urquhart, recentâ€" ly manager of the Pioneer Stores, and one of the best known and most popuâ€" lar grocery and meat store men in this part of the North, opened his own store on the premises formerly occupied by Diemert Son at 85 Maple street, south, corner of Maple street and First avenue. Yesterday the business was carried on by Diemert Son, while henceforth it wili be under the name of K; »L, > Urquhnart. the: time "of" the recent purchase of the Pioneer Stores by the Consumers‘ Coâ€"operative Society, Mr. Urquhart desired to enter business on his own account and accordingly purchased the growing business of Dieâ€" mert Son. Mr. Urquhart was with the J. R. Gordon Grocery firm two years before that concern was taken over by the Hollinger Stores. He reâ€" mained with the Hollinger Stores durâ€" ing the years they carried on the busiâ€" ness, then going with the T. Eaton Co.. continuing with the Eaton Co. for six years, part of that time as manager of the store here and the latter part as manager of the T. Eaton Groceteria at Sault Ste. Marie. For the past three years Mr. Urquhart has been manager of the Pioneer Stores at Timmins and Dome. In his long experience in the business he has made wide circle of friends by his knowledge of the busiâ€" ness, his genial courtesy and attention to business. Ing, and he died shortly after reaching the hospital. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Horner, of Radford, and there is left to mourn his loss four brothers, Sherman, of Sudbury; Melbourne, Marshall and Hubert, of South Porecuâ€" pine, and two sisters, Mrs. Harry Hodâ€" gins, of Clarendon, and Mrs. Clifford Fulford, of Stark‘s Corners, Que. Inâ€" terment was made in the village cemeâ€" tery. Remand Lavoile Case to Spring Assizes Faces Two Charges of Car Theft and One of Jail Breaking. Did Not Have Counsel. E. L. Urquhart Opens: Own Grocery Store: as Had Long and Successâ€" ful Experience in North as Grocery and Meat Store Manager. hbest washers sold. CONSULT US FOR . .. Fire, Auto and Casualty Insurance DICKSON Ro CAMERON 164 Pine St. N. A Reliable Firm Judging will be done by the staff of the J trical Appliance Company. Letters will be printed in The Porcy (Names will be withheld i#f requested Insurance Counsellors N. Phone 455 FREE Phone 1870 The boys did a g tesy and tact sold : appearance of the selves. At the corn« and Pine street the ed with a camp Marshallâ€"Eccle Third avenue w ters. A total of $205 was tak Boy Scouts last Saturda held their annual apple d cost of apples and other deducted from the total t have made about £150. The witnesses were M mother of the groom, and of South Porcupine. Scouts Sold More Than $200 Worth of Apples A pretty wedding took : First Baptist church, on T4 Miss Emma A. ‘Campbel Sound, became the bride of Barnard Bell, son of Mr. ar Bell, of South Porcupine. Slade officiated. Pretty Wedding at the Baptist Church Tuesd not do so but allowed tt remanded until the next : supreme court in the spri suUupreme Court in The spring. When Lavoie was first time, he was on parole. It pected that the Chief Parole will testify against him. A Registered Optometrist in charge EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone 212 Evening and Afternoon Ba Reasonable Rates VYARriuUe »4.40) Will be Given Awas as Second Priz L. Halperin Of course, you mean to play safe when eyeâ€"sight is concerned, but you can‘t always be expected to know. Place your trust in us because we are optometrists of many years‘ experience. We recommend and fit Canada‘s foremost glasses lenses for maximum eye comfort. We have just regseived from France an intriguing collecâ€" tion of afternoon and evenâ€" ing bags . . . all the newest Paris creations. To ses thom is to admire them. Now shown in our window. Optametrical Dept. Second Wonderful Purnover Jewell A 0) Timmins 4 6 ‘ont is PC f Mr. Charl ind Mrs. Jol Their courâ€" uit than the pples themâ€" urth avenue i tent erectâ€" when they . After the penses are sScouts will room on headquarâ€" hn Bel Andrew Officer Harold in the , when Oweln ‘harles 111