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Iroquois Falls Rodâ€"Gun Club‘s Annual Meeting Officers Reâ€"elected for the Ensuing Year. Excellent Work Done for Conservation by Enterprising Northern Sportsmen. Speckled Trout, Lake Trout and Bass Placed in Lakes. to give their repot was noted with wid« number of small fi: Iroquois Falls, Nov. 7. â€" (Special. to j The Advance)»â€"The annual meeting of the Iroquois Falls and District Rod and Gun «~Club was held this evening in jed in many nearb their Club rooms on Devonshire Ave., season, with a rem at which time business for the.past} . Mr. G. L. Camer( year was brought to a close, and th8‘‘Tjsh Committee out club embarked on their term for 1939.| ments durinz the s PO“O\VU]“ the reading and adODtmg ing that bOUl kpm] of minutes of the previous meeting, t.he hbad beenâ€" transpla variouns committses were called upon together with a r c n 0t *# * *# .0 #* # .0 # ’0 + * # '. ® 00’00 *# *./ % ; *# .0 0.00.00.0 ..00 *# #. .%. %. *# ‘00.“.00.. *# #*% #+* # #%. .% ..00. * *# *# * 0.. # 0:0 0.0 # *# _# * / t #* *#+* o+ #* > *# * # 0.0 0'0 0'0 0.. .. 1/ 4 : * > 4N * _# # .’. 00‘00’0 Q’. ® * * : *Â¥ * " *‘ * # #% @4 # Q..o C *%./% s un o 2t us * a * a* '.0.0 0. .. ... 0.00 #+% # .. es # *# eetes *, * #* #* C s 2 snn 2 * a® 0.00. * ..0.00. # .0 w« # *# w# ## # * *# ®# * w# # .0 #. [ “.. * .0 *s * * *s* * ## # .O # 0.0 Finer tone, bigger volume than many other makes selling at higher prices. Lifélike reaâ€" lism. Splenrdid reception on foreign and domestic wave lengths. SERENADER 1939 DUAL WAVE ...... Reg. 12950 Now 99.50 Electric Set 57.50 Continuous tone control. Powerful sixâ€" inch dynamic speaker. Newest type ial with sliding pointer. Following supplied with the battery set: One 3â€"volt 1,000â€"hour dry pack; two 45â€"volt heavy duty "B" batteries; one 4‘%â€"volt "C" batâ€" teryâ€"all plugâ€"in type. Battery Set 64.50 13 PINE STREET SOUTH Porcupine Brick Block SUPPLY COMPANY Columbus Avenue We Were Pleased to Suppiy the Cement Blocks for This Modern Structure. Convenient Terms Available LIFETIME WASHER BEST IN CANADA Here‘s a mighty bargain, just for one reason. To make room for 1939 models, we must clear present limited stock of the Lifetime. The best Washer to be had anywhere on the North American continent . . . .. bar none Sells elsewhere in Canada for 149.50 Value as great as this in a washer could not be duplicated for many years . . .. if ever. Buy it! You will be convinced. The completion of this magnificent structure is your reward for your untiring effort. Evidence of your great foresight in the future of Timmins. SK Y BLOCK «> Offers 2 BIG EFxtra Good VALUES BARNEY SKY Congratulations On the Oceasion of the Formal Opening of the New Continuous tone control. Powerful sixâ€" inch dynamic speaker. Newest type dial with sliding pointer. Following supplied with the battery set: One 3â€"volt 1,000â€"hour dry pack; two 45â€"volt heavy duty "B" batteries; one 4‘%*â€"volt "C" batâ€" teryâ€"all plugâ€"in type. ~«Mtr. . G. L. Cameron, Fish Committee outlin« ments durin> the sunmum ing that both speckled had been transplantd together with a rezer to give their reports for 1938, and it was noted with wide accord that a great number of small fish have been plantâ€" ed in many nearby lakes during the season, with a remarkable low cost. = â€"Mtr. G. L. Cameron, chairman of the Fish Committee outlined their achieveâ€" ments durin> the summer months, statâ€" ing that both speckled and lake trout had been transplantd in abundance, together with a rezent shipment of 8, KOZA, prop. sn * aa* aa*aa*. JP AR '“'”.“..‘.“.. 0‘“.“ w# # k Jn 6 K K K J KA ie h s K t t ts Th K6 k k k k. k in k K k k. t h k t Jn ... .“ .“ ‘“ “.“.00 .“.. ..“ .“.“.“ .“ ... .“ .“.“ .“ .“.“ .“.“.“.“ .“.".“.“.“.“..‘ wate ‘" Tops" in value at their price small bass, placed in a few favourable lakes, which is as ye‘, a new venture. Bass, whils a game â€" fish, and the sportsman‘s favourite, are hard to rear in the northern lakes, and it is hoped by all members that they will thrive in their new surroundings, and give amâ€" ple angling sport in later years, Although plantings, which started in May, continued all summer till the last shipment was all placed in October, yet the total cost covering this work was below $50, and in view of this apâ€" preciable reduction in expenditures of the club‘s funds, a hearty vote of thanks was offered to the chairman and his committee. From the Property Commitltee, it was noted that all boats belonging to the club were being maintained in good state of repair which assures the club of many years‘ use yet.. Attention of the authorities was drawn to the fact that boats located at Perry Lake were Phone 1680 THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCR, OnTaRIO continually being interferred with by other than club members, and considâ€" erable difficulty was teinz encountered to keep these locked. The Property Committee statsed that everything in their power would be done to discon= tinue this practice in future. Considerable discussion was also givâ€" en to the matter of persons encroashing upon the Abitibi Reserve, where it is claimed they are fishing and killing game, contrary to the law. This game restrve, ocscupying a large stretch of lard acjacent to Iroquois Falls is beâ€" coming the home of many wild animals. and is fulfilling its purpose to an apâ€" precsiable extent. The auditors report which followed showed the club had a smaill defitit to wind up the past year.~ This small deâ€" ficit was due to a redured membership, throu:h sheortâ€"time operations in the mill hore, and fairly heavy expendiâ€" tures during the term. The expendiâ€" tures were mate necessary by the fine progress made by the club, and it was felt thkhat work achieved more than offset the small margin of deficit. The election of officers for the encluâ€" ing term then followed, with the reâ€" nstallation of all the officers< by acâ€" clamation. They are as follows: Presidentâ€"P. J. Redmond.>‘ * Viceâ€"president â€"T. CYbulck\ j Secreétaryâ€"L. D. St..James.. Treasurerâ€"J. 8. Brown. ; The president thanked the members for their fine support and enthusiasm shown, and> hoped that he«would, be able to fulfil} his duties as well, if not better, than in the past. He readily assured them that. he would. atâ€" all times be willing to ‘uphold the stanâ€" durds of the club. Latchford, Nov. 10.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The unusual fate of :death by drowning in a small shaft â€"onâ€"an old mining property, owned by an Otâ€" tawa Valley resident, and locatedâ€"close to the main line tracks of the Ts N. O. railway five miles north of ‘here, befell three deer whose carcasses were found floating in the water by a Coâ€" balt man who chancedâ€"to pass through the bush at that point in Coleman township. â€"The discovery. was_reported to Provincial Constable R.. O.‘ Stromâ€" at Cobalt, who in turn. notified Elgin Binkley, game warden aAt. New Liskeard, andâ€" the «bodieés of theâ€"aniâ€" mals were removed from the‘ water. The imining property, which is situ«â€" ated a short distance from the section foreman‘s house at Gillies Depot, the raillway stop between here and Cobalt, is owned by W. F. McConigal, whose address is zgiven as Arnprior. The shaft has not been workeda for years, apparâ€" enily, as the property is located in a part of the Cobalt silver areéa where litile mineral development has taken place. The depth of the water could not be determined with certainty the cfficer said. Three Deer Drowned in Old Cobalt Shaft The dead deer. wére found by "F. H. Cameron, and theyvictims, a ‘doe and two fawns, are belxflved to â€" lmve gone to the shaft to drifk ‘and to\ have slipped into the wael which â€" qomes' to within about five feet of: the top. of the workings. Acboxdmg toâ€" Constable Stromberg, the fawns. were yearlino-.s and ~their horns had started to â€"grow, and the officer thought the deéer. had not long been in the water, their hair was firm and had not been affectâ€" ed greatly by the fatal immersion. The Chairman Property Committeeâ€"Mr. J, Beaudoin. Chairman Entertainment Committ â€"Mr. M. J.; Smith. BA The president, in reâ€" elecuno these' officers spoke highly of their fine gwork and progress, and . felt on: behalf of the members that théir work met with the whole, hearted approval <of ‘ all,% and they were therefore_urged to, contmue' in these capacities.. .. «. Mr. F. E. Wood, who‘lis leaving. Iroâ€" qluois Falls shortly to : take â€"up â€"residâ€" ence in California, was extended the regrets of the club, and ~was, given a letter of introduction to any new ‘club that he may joinâ€" in United States, by the officers. Mr. Wood, who was one of the first members of this club, has always been a keen supporter in their ventures, and will: be mlsced greatly by all. j : e shaftt was open at the top used in its operations had Constable Strombere said The chairmen of <the various comâ€" mittses were then elected<by the pre- sident, and are as follows:â€" Chairman Cameron. Chairman S. Jessup. Apparently. Fell: in While Attempting to Drink. who is visiting Timmins to discuss home cooking problems with houseâ€" wives. She is the author of the Purity Cook Book. Fish Committseâ€"Mr. L Game Committeeâ€"Mr.*C and timbers rotted awayv, frhis Year‘s Toys Follow <â€" Every Activity of Modâ€" Life. ;. New York, : Nov.â€" 9.â€"Santa . Claus‘ §225, 000,(1)0 pack this year will reproâ€" uce inâ€" workable miniatures virtually ,every activity : of American home life, dustry and transportation. Scientiâ€" ific advance testing of 1938 models by 'éhilldren to determine fun possibilities, ,age mitabllity safety and educational ivalue was reported at the annual OChric:tmas preview sponsored by toy "manufacturers. Modern Features In New Christmas Tovs / â€"In the roster of 10,000 new American ‘madée toys, Snow White, the Gâ€"man, ‘the , bowboy, and a score of movie ‘cartoons and radio stars compet>d for flhe spotlight of juvenile worship. E. Ooid favourtes with streamlined adâ€" tuuons include new models in electric team engines, twoâ€"faced, black and hite boards, nonâ€"breakable marionâ€" ettes, automatic scoring marble bowling -ts a shoofly modelled after a panda ind a new electric pencil for etching ‘ rood, leather and cork. # Miniature Organ A now miniature organ boasts four Y)ctaves A velocipede has a chain drive lxke a bicycle. Aâ€" rapidâ€"fire bubble blower emits a continuous stream of Iarve raihbow bued bubbles from a cdnglo dip, and there‘s a big reportoire of films for magic guns that shoot picâ€" ‘tures on the wall. Sleds have gone Ectreamline, they have tipâ€"proof brakes. Like parent, like child, is an inâ€" evitable guide to children‘s play interâ€" eestS." said James L. Pri, director of the ‘Toy Association. "It is a happy comâ€" Monarch Finance Gorp. © OUR NEW OFFICES ARE SPECALLY DESIGNED FOR PRIL YATE AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEWS. 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They boast high style wardrobes that cover every social ocâ€" casion. Evening dresses with trains, tailored sports and afterncoon gowns are featured for older dolls. DoJl wiges are setting a new high in variety with pageâ€"boy bobs and a wide selecâ€" tion of ringlet arrangements. Dolls and animals have been modâ€" elled from favourite characters in popular children‘s books as well as the movies, cartoon and radio heroes. A miniature vacuum cleaner has Consult us for REATE A ‘"*LIVING TRUST‘ â€" You may place Real Estate, Mortgages and other investments in a Trust, to be managed by this Corporation, the income to be paid out as instructed by you. Your investments receive the closest supervision and you are relieved. of attention to detail. Write for Booklet "Living Trusts and Life Ins_\_,l_ianc_e_"frusts” MONTREAL houses made of blocks, mclboqul Polzum*d Light lisght is the latest cfliemiflc be adapted to playroom A child can tell mother e tablecloth is cotton or nals have been modâ€" Surite characters in s books as well as the ind radio heroes. vacuum cleaner has nuad Corporation Limited L. OTTAWA fulfilled in 1938 w styles in preâ€" of blocks, Engelehart, Nov. 9.â€"His neck and Jawâ€" bone fractured and his left arm and shoulder dislocasied,, Henry Miller, Sr., Thornloe District farmer, was rushed aboard the Normland Friday night for hmpmnzat.ion at Toronto. He sustained the injuries when his team bolted,; frightened by a train, on a stretch of the road to Englehart which runs alongside the railway right of way. Unable to control the horses, he was thrown from the wagon as it slewed on the soft shoulder of the road. Brought to the Red Cross Hospital here Thursday, he recteived treatment and the following night it was decided that the trip to Toronto must be made. Englehart Farmer Thrown from Wagon, Breaks Neck North Bay Nugget: A lot of worrying has been occasioned over the fact that Prime Minister Chamberlain is an umâ€" brollaâ€"carrier. â€" Haile Selassie was of the umbrellaschool, so was the former Kinz, of Snm What ever became of them? | TOR ONTO