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But for an incide gesture th is availab fifty signe For this is a rug year. Styles have] changed. Colours are new. Sizes are| different. ~And not in many a day have there been such stimulating selections | of floor coverings on view. At pricesl The lady with : a matron in a ma slimsy number w a new husbpand) i rug or carpet this up the shadow of it comes to diggin kind, the lady w resourceful. So t bills, had better PAGE FOUR ews A‘bout Rus € retur a cream walls with 11 Little More a nouse (whether shne‘s ansion or a smcoth and vith a small house and is going to have a new is winter, if she can dig f an exuse. And when ng up an excuse of that vith a house is plenty husbands, who pay the int out with a grand arved broadloom that little less than a milâ€" look ou N I IY with 2CO inC reC d C ar NAacdeé se a ay LNne} Use Common everyâ€"day straw mat when they feel like it. _ have ; Rugs Are Larger s are| As for colours, styles and trends ‘ have present the following paragraphs as ctions| results partly of our own shoo; pricesl and partly of the tips we‘ve had f OT igured carpet is this year es of pale to deeper gre ind pale shell pink for t bad HF FLOOR SHOW FOR WINTER ind de ies this lovely dar alls a maroon rus PLEASANT HoMES havin Regardless of rugs shown at American decora rugs ARE larger. ly have to mind those who keep a clo pulses of ladies who and carpets. eltsâ€"UOIOU1 in Dist Not quite so regal but quite swell even so are other carved broadlooms. But yet in the face of that it‘s a yvear when clever decorators turn right around and use common everyâ€"day straw matting when they feel like it. have to be in society or not to but Dun and Bradstreet woul help! lion dolla: by Elizabeth MacRea Boykin rug tha ‘s are lignterâ€" inetion and Sop )wWwIng paragraphs as th of ~our own shooping he tips we‘ve had fron A 1 t sure tha UIr psS is big ‘aris EXxpositi ire admaman 1€ t for the scro hlights. buvin 1 definite ind q‘s 11 nough fo Oou Sleeker Textures Texture in plain coloured rugs isn‘t news this season, but the development of it is. It‘s sleeker than it was, folâ€" lowing the evolution of uphoilstery fabrics from the shaggy and homespun surfaces to the more suave finishes. So when you buy a plainâ€"effect rug or carâ€" pet with texture weave to assure better service, you‘ll probably pick something that looks more like a perfectly plain carpet than anything else. Examinaâ€" tion will show that the weave is a frieze or some other subtle variation of a novelty texture. Maybe it will be a serge or a herringbone weave; maybe a chenille tufted broadloom; maybe a damask effect or one of the more eleâ€" gant new textures that give the effect and rosy reds, the siate, gunâ€"meilal and light grays, the wood tones. Next to the light colours of the new rugs, the return of the ?7â€"inch carpet is probably the most important news. The vogue for figuredâ€"toâ€"theâ€"baseboard carpeting is largely responsible, and these designs range all the way from French flowerlets to Victorian cabbage roses, from rather formal Empire medallions to allâ€"over scroll motifs, from conventional hooked designs to very lovely subtle leaf and plume patâ€" terns. Watch for ingrains and Brussels In you daon ivings on lig wil du: hnow 10otmarks OoI rand and refreshit f dark fHoors. tuU ail e room. That means much less jor border showing than we‘ve been ving. Above all, don‘t risk getting a g that may now or later look like a at with sleeves that are too short. The first thing to be concerned about hunting a rug for yourself is the leness of the new colours. For the hter the rug, the more like today it 1 look. Pastels abound; so do the sty offâ€"tones in light versions. But hold your~fire about the lightâ€" Beige Is Good s for colours, you‘ll adore beige most ly, for it is offered in a wide rarge hades and offâ€"tints, all very alluring the allâ€"over textural effects they mnol@ yourâ€"lire anout the light some of them are a ‘lot more ‘al than the dark rugs. Take the textures, for instance, that don‘t surprisingly well, just getting ind beigeâ€"r as they soll. But n‘t care for beige or have misâ€" n the practical side, consider , olive greens with gray cast, new blues with grayish purple > range of mauves from light ry deep tones, the dusty pinks reds., the slate. gunâ€"metal and 11â€"Over TEXUUrAL urprisingly well f period rooms. The ped material repsat hiished design in If has deep grgen Subtle and look so many vears THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO "On Tuesday night at Coppell a setâ€" tler lost his home and his twoâ€"yearâ€"old child, with all his belongings, because of the lack of any inspection. It seems to me to be inconsistent that there is no inspection of fire hazards in settlers‘ homes, especially when there is a trainâ€" ed fireâ€"fighting organization available to make such inspection with no addiâ€" tional cost to the settler or to the pubâ€" lic¢." After an investigation at Hearst Chief Coroner Tucker issued the folâ€" lowing statement: "Owing to the fact that witnesses are still confined to the hospital at Hearst suffering from burns and exâ€" posure, I am unable to state at the preâ€" sent stage whether or not an inquest will be held. "This fire in which one person lost his life, was apparently caused by the stove being placed too close to a parâ€" tition covered with building paper, which became ignited and caused the fire. On Tuesday of this week the local fire chief came to my home which is equipped with the best brick chimney and other fireproof equipment that I can obtain, prepared to make me carry out any necessary changes to ensure safety from fire in my home and the lives of my family. When their home at Coppell, south of Hearst, was destroyed by fire Tuesâ€" day night this week, the twoâ€"yearâ€"old son gf a northern settler, Fred Payeur, was trapped and perished in the flames, while the mother with her sixâ€" yearâ€"old daughter and sevenâ€"monthsâ€" old baby son are all in St. Paul‘s hosâ€" pital, Hearst, in a serious condition from burns received. "As a result of several investigations due to similar fatal fires, this matter has been drawn to the attention of the proper authorities and I am again doâ€" ing so in this case."I am hopeful that necessary regulations which, in my opinion, will result in a large saving of human life, will be put into effect," said the chief coroner. Cochrane, Dec. 16. investigationr of a fire at Coppell, south of Hearst, in which a twoâ€"yearâ€"old ch#@d was burned to death, Chief Corâ€" cner E. R. Tucker strongly urged inâ€" spection of settlers‘ homes throughout the North. Inspection Is Again Urged of All Cabins Less Expensive Among the rugs of good styling that sell for a reasonable price (around $50) we noted an allâ€"over fern leaf design in mellow colourings; a sweet old floral sampler pattern; an oysterâ€"white Trug with a simple diamond design; a misty mossy design inspired by an antique rug of early Louisiana heritage; a rug design taken from a piece of old Swedâ€" ish embroidery in sea beach shades and ccean heather. In this same category are a group of ensembled rugs, a plain effect frieze weave in a colour that is ensembled with the predominant shade of a figured rug. The two are suggested for adjoining rooms where harmony rather than repetition is desired. (Copyright 1937, by Elizabeth Macâ€" Rae Bovkin.) Another Death From Fire in Settler‘s Home in the North the fine beiges featured in auxiliary decorative accessories, or contrasted with a new gention blue. Another is in a grayved blue with baroque scrolls, another a dusty blue with very modern offâ€"white swirls, another in a dark brown with needlepoint designs, and another in a deep red with flowers and garlands in a ‘\beautiful arrangement. T‘wo neutrals are in beige, one with a selfâ€"toned design taken from a Norâ€" mandy quilt, the other with a deeper woodâ€"toned motif inspired by finely carved wood panels. Do your Christmas now The numrous salts in Kruschen{ quickly coax your kidneys back to healthy normal action. As an immeâ€" diate result you expsrience relief from those old dragzing pains. As you perâ€"| severe, you lose your pains altogether. | For four years, this man‘s back ached almost continuously. Now, at 57. he starts the day fresh as a daisy, and his back aches no more. Read his story:â€" "I had continucus backache for four years. I looked on the black side of everything. Now, I write with extrems gratitude for what Kruschen Salts has done for me. The freshness with which I start my day‘s work is perfectly mar« vellous. After seven days of Kruschen I felt better and could get up immeâ€" diatély, without any special effort. 1 am 57, and my early morning dose of Kruschen is my salvation."â€"J.T. The kidneys are the filters of the human machine. If they become slhugâ€" gish, impurities find their way into the blcodâ€"stream and produce troublesome rheumatism and depression. His Back Ached for 4 Years Kruschen Put Him Right filteérs of the become slugâ€" way into the > troublesome umatism and (by J. W. S. McCullough, M.D., D.PH,) While bombs were falling on children in ~Chira in August, 1937, Chinese physicians sat with Japanese doctors at the conferenceâ€"of the Health Section of the World Federation of Educators. Halfâ€"way round the world from Shanghai, amid the carnage of civil war, there were people in Spain thinkâ€" ing of national health. There is a lesâ€" son for Canadians as well as Americans in what the Health Officer has to say about this, in its November issue. The Health Officer is the official publicaâ€" tion of the United States Public Health Service. It gives this inspiring story: "On the first of October there arâ€" rived at the Public Health Service a sheaf of posters, pamphlets and stamps from the Central Government of Cataâ€" lonia‘s Fourth Annual Campaign for Child Healthâ€"the campaign for 1936â€"37 new warâ€"born emergency 4proâ€" gramme. We thought of that turbulent country, the stubborn fight for survival depos!t now will ensure delivery for Christma®., 1 piano such as illustrated makes a perfect gift to yvour chi or home. It is a gift that endures. With a piano in the hom. E« enjoy the thrill of playing as well as hearing lovely musi i. _ HEINTZMAN CO f is Warâ€"Worn Lands not Forgetting Health By unanimous decision, the five Jjudges of the Ontario Court of Appea! dismissed the appeal on behalf of Tom Pornomarenko agairst his conviction or the charge of murder. He was sentencâ€" ed on October 22nd to be hanged on January 22nd for the killing of Sergt lDavldson of the Sudbury police. Ir the appeal at Toronto on Monday counâ€" sel for Pornomarenko objected to direcâ€" tions given the jury by the trial jucitrse "He was convicted as the accomplice of ancther man who actually killed the police sergeant,." the counsel said. The Jjudges of the appeal court, however dismissed the appeal, thus uphoiding the verdict and the death sentence. police sergeant‘s death, but that Porâ€" bury, was fatally wounded last July when he went to question two men susâ€" pected of changirg the motor license plates on a car. It is generally believed. as suggest?d by Pornomarenko‘s counâ€" sel that Victor Gray may have fired the actual shots that resulted in the police sergeant‘s death, but hat Porâ€" nomarenko was his companion at the time. There was very determined and extensive search for the two men and eventually they were rourded up and surrounded.. They made an apparent attempt to shoot their way out of the police ambush. Gray was shot dead in the battle, but Pornomarenkco, who was seriously wounded, surrendered to the police. After his recovery he was tried for the murder of the police serâ€" geant and sentenced to death. The apâ€" peal having failed, the only chance for Pornomarenko to escape death by hanging is through the exercise of exeâ€" cution clemency. In view of the genâ€" eral attitude of the law it is difficult to see in this case why any executive clemency should be expectea. (by J. W. S Appeal of Pornomarenko _ | Dismissed at Toronto| compact home reg instrumer Only 3 fe This new interpretation of t style piano, originated by meets the demand where gr tone and appearance is desirt conservation of space necessa: bodies all the exclusive Heint ented features and possesses a pure balanced tone lighter, more responsive action STIILL A SENSATION PIANOS INTRODUCED at C. N. E. CREATE NE W STANDARDS of PERFORM A NCE et 6 inche d 24 inch COY Court of Appeal m behalf of Tom his conviction on He was sentencâ€" to be hanged on killing of Sergt. bury police. In on Monday counâ€" objected to direcâ€" e motor iliicense nerally believed, narenko‘s counâ€" may have fired resulted in the npanion al determined e two men oulrdea Do mnii Where grand piano ance is desired and the pace necessary. It emâ€" clusive Heintzman patâ€" and improvements. It it nd ly 400,000 pesetas. But last year, only 168,000. How will it be in 1936â€"372 Who was it who thought to send (we hope with pardonable pride) that package to the United States? "Probably we will never know the answers to these qucstions. But now, while every newspaper, magazine and newsreel was bombarding us with picâ€" tures of war‘s horror, this parcel came to spill over our desks posters of great beauty ard power, pamphlets skillfully printed, and a little marching song, being cared for in the Preventoriumâ€" School at Arenys de Mar? These and cther institutions were created by the Central Government through the anâ€" nual stamp campaigns. In the first campaign, the total receinpnts were nearâ€" of the Catalans, and marvelled at the faith, the dogged persistence of those who fight for health. q ‘"Who had time, in the midst of chaos to plan and execute such a programme? Were they still alive, those who conâ€" ceived the plan of selling stamps at a few centimos cach for the purpose of financing child health protection? Is the Guarderia de Sant Ardreu with its spacious playrooms, nurseries and patio still standing? Are 200 children still NU A piano such as illustrated makes a perfect gift to your children or home. It is a gift that endures. With a piano in the home you enjoy the thrill of playing as well as hearing lovely music. A deposit now will ensure delivery for Christma®. small â€"day‘s Schumacher Phone 725 Lumber, Cement, Building Materials, Coa) and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies Western Canada C John W. Fogg Limited Order Your Coal Now from Fogg‘s Visit the Showrooms of desi; men wid key Your children and your home deserve the cultural influence and pleasure that a fine piano will give. These remarkable new pilanos kave tone and action that satisfy critical musicians. Case designs are reâ€" markable for such small pianos. See and play these new pianos in the Heintzman showroom. 16 Red Jacketâ€"Egg and Stoker Sizes Russian large household size Briquettes Welsh and American Anthracite Red River Smokless â€" Neweastl H. F. Schroeder, Third Avenu air these new instruments. As ue aand price list. beautiful console type piano though onl > 36" high and 20" deep hasg the full 7 1â€"3 o board. Its tonal quality is as beautiful as its mn. A wonderful plano for a small home or a Head Office and Yard Timmins Phone 117 and The quickâ€"healing saltve for Cyanide Poisonâ€" ing, Eczema, Psoriasis, Impetigo, Salt Rheum, Itch, Chaps and most skin aitlments. 50¢ : $1,00 : $2.00 sizes. (Medium and strong). Ask your local Druggist or write Kleerex Manuâ€" facturing Co., Toronto, Ont. "For our children; for the strength of the race; for humanity," said the slogâ€" ans. This, while life itself was at a premium! Health is indeed the great common denominator; in its appeal, it knows no boundaries of race, or creed, or conditions of war." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16TH, 18937 nut, Timmins. Ask for illustrat Alexo and Canmore Newe: (ISt ](‘ Branch Office Kirkland Lake Phone 393 â€" 3 i4 3 Octave Its case FOR sSKIN DTISEASES