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sPiece Moha‘ir Chesterfield Suite in exceélléent condition, $35.00. Apply 161 Wilcox St. South, 30p SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 to 1}) lbs, Nex pep, too. Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double reâ€" "get 2 All Garden Lots Fronting Mattagami River, High Ground Fertile Land. Telephone 1437 00 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC Suite %, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Bidg Timmins, Ount. Phones: Offices 2725 Res. 1489 Arch Gillies, BA. Sc., O.LS. J. W. Este, O.LS. Engin¢er, Architect and Surveyors 217 Algongquin Blyvd. East TIMMINS, ONTARIO _ Phone 362 P. H. LAPORTE, G. G. A. Third Ave. Systems Installed Income Tax Returns Flledâ€" Phones P.O. Hox 147 60 THIRD AVE., TIMMINS, ONT,. Phones 640 and 681 Accounting BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTORY â€"PUBLIC Suite 5 Ellies Blidg. 37 Third Ave, Timmins PHONES â€" Offlice 3819 Res. 2747 2e A WORD FPER INSERTION (minimum 50¢) All Classified Advertising must be pald before insertion to obtain cash rate, The Advance will not be responâ€" «ible for errors occurring in teleâ€" phonea advertisements, or as a reâ€" sult of copy not carefully, legibly written. . Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adverâ€" tiser‘s risk. HARDWARE â€" FURNITURE DRY GOODS Matheson, Ont. PHONE 30 10â€" 2512,p Harold W. Gauthier Licensed Municipal Auditors to pay your Vacation Expenses or for . any other useful purpose? Oe Dormmpine Adbancoe CLASSIFIED ADS Expert Swiss Watchmaker PHONE 1365 Alberta Lump â€" Red Jacket Stoker Coal â€" Dry Wood Gillies Este new h Phone 26 Apply to nearest branch of Do you require a ROFESSIONAL CARDS FINA NCIA L A. Chalifoux Phone 2923R althyv Tlesh dn i Timmins, Ont. Auditing ; ~new vIgOT ize onlyv) uC Timmins 10â€"48 Mrs. Trice has such a fear of leavâ€" irng a bit of stair uncarpeted that it amcunted to a neurosis. Her carpets hid a multituds of sins. She put carâ€" pets on the carpets. Then sheze put carpetas cn the carpets on the carpets. This sort of thing had gone on to such an extent on her staircase that they had become ramps with bumps. ¢ My next A4indlady lived on Birch Street North, in Timmirs, Ontario. She smelled all right but she was a lousy lyricist. She sang a lot, and had a good range and repertoire, but she got the words just enough conâ€" fused to bother you. She was more the insvirational, or spontaneous type of lvricist, working on hunches rather than mere facts. The result, though it fitted the music, was cnen to critâ€" icism. She‘d sing: : "Old Butterfly Sky I‘m keeping my eye balls on you," and then IT‘d start to worry about it. Her house smelled as if she wete operating a It had the appearâ€" ance of a house in ore of William Faulkner‘s novels where poor mounâ€" ta‘n whites had been inbreeding and cooking pork chovs for generations:. It woulin‘t have surprised me a bit to see an old sheep stagger out of a corner. Mrs. Trice would peer out of her cellar, where she dividéd her time beâ€" tween the sumv and the sink, scamâ€" pering along inside the pipes, looking like a bat out of hell and smelling of gin. She had cats the way otfher pecplé have mice. She never spoke out loud, but mumbled incessantly â€" hexes, I expect â€" and I always fearâ€" ed she was about to have an ectoâ€" plasm. My thatched hut, or hutched thatch was in the attic, arnd had a Gba kony with a stained glass leading to infinâ€" ity. Or hatched thutch. On the balâ€" cony was the commode. Mrs. Trice was very consciertious about the comâ€" mode, drawing water for it daily undâ€" er a voke. She wasn‘t conscientious about anythings else, though. Wher T1 set out for the bis city with my carpet â€"kag under my arm and my fFourlDuckle overshoes on my feet, Mother had some scund advice on the evlection of rooming houses, (Being a womar with a high moral ccde she r..n some adv.ce on various other topâ€" ies, but I won‘t go into that here», LCae suggested that 1 SMEI1, a house beâ€" lore taking uo) in it At Mrs. ‘Trice‘s, 207 Charles Btreet West, Toranto, I was so overcome with the stench I‘d ascepted the rocm, pald the deposit and was reeling along the sidewalk before I rea‘zed just what had transvired. Then, of course, I had to purotect my investment and move in. (TI‘ve selected a psecudonem for Mrs., Trice, but in case yiou wart, to avoid her, her name and address is avallable on request. It is Mrs. Trice‘ 207 Charie; Street West, Toronto), Her house smelled as if she wete operating a still It had the appearâ€" hAAA â€" aAaf a, in nra Af U l liaar? t ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU starring Esther Williams, Jimmy Durante and Peter Lawford will be 2at the Patace Ttoeatre beginning next week. Th j Cypress Gardens Lake Eloise, Sarasota and the Keys off. the Miami Coast wore used a locale for the picture. A bevy of swimming beauties support Esther Williams â€" Since when did that girl need support? The music of! Xaxier Cugat and his orchestra make the picture interesting to music lovers, who may get bored with the scenery and Esther Williams. » One of her hexss must have ‘taken‘. I was visited with a malignant growth on the wall over the commode that was no smali source of irritation. It was a fungus of some sort and grew fine long hairs at an astonishing rate. I trimmed it regularly with nail scisâ€" sors, but néither that nor shav{ig lotitn, nor Odorâ€"oâ€"no ssemed to d‘isâ€" courage it. Ever notice abcwui landladies? They Aare pecullar. William Shub, B. A BARRISTERâ€"ATâ€"LAW 9 Third Ave. Phone 332 Landladies I Have Known 8. A. Caldbick, K. C. C. wW. Yates, B. A. BARRISTERS SOLICITORS ETO. BARRISTERSâ€"ATâ€"LAW Solicitors, Commissioners Notaries Public W. 0. Langdon K. C., T. R. Langdon TIMMIN®S PORCUPINE Drew Block 110 Bruce Ave. Ph. Off. 223 Ph. Off. 96 Res. 492 Res. 96B Portraits with Personality Expert Fllm Finishing Box 338 43A Crawford St. S. Porcupine 17 Pine N VETERINARY PHYSICIAN SURGEON PHONE 1536M 111 Toke St. â€" Timmins Judith MacLean V.S., D.V.M. DBICK YATES BARRISTER aid SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Frank H. Bailey, L.11.B,. DONALD STUDIO of Commerce Building by Stan White Phone 1110 There‘s very little to report absut my latest landlady, except that she‘s illiterate in three {inguages. The man who had the rsom before me, howâ€" ever, is spending several months in jail as the result of an indiscretion, after the lady across the street had â€" â€" but that‘s another story, and a better one! Was it "Butternut or "Buttercup"?, Or she‘d sing â€" "In vour sweet little alice bilis gown, You‘re the prettiest girl in the town, When you go strolling by Miss E. Miller of Matheson has left for three weeks vacation and will visit relatives and friends in Southern Ontario. Golden Wedding Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Emile Mongrain of Matheson celebrated their 50th wedâ€" ding anniversary Sunday July 18th, 1948. The Golden Wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fathor F. Leduc of Ramore in the St. Thomas Canterbury Catholic Church, Mathâ€" eson, at 1145 p.m. Two of their childâ€" ren, Clara and Bruno acted as witâ€" nesses. After the ceremony the counle relâ€" atives and close friends left for the Bermont Hotel for dinner. The table was centred with a large threce tier weddirs cake baked by their sonâ€"in law, Maxime Chayet. After dinner an address written by a seventeen year old granddaughter was read by their son Bruno replied to by Mr. Mongrain, who expressed sheir thanks and appreciation especially that the couple were happy to have such a family reunion. The party then conâ€" tinued at the home of Mrs. M. Chayet, (Theresa) throughout the afternoon and evening. The couple were married in Ste. Genevieve, Que., 50@ years ago where they resided for some time, then lived out West for years and finally moving to Matheson ten years ago. The couâ€" ple had a family of ten, nine of whom are living, their son Leon passed away in 1944 at the age of thirtyâ€"nine. Phey (2) The whole of First Avenue between Spruce Street and O. N. Railway. (Approximate Size 66‘ x 579‘) Details as .to actual size may be had on application to the Town Clerk. Time for tendering closes at 4.00 P.M. ED.T. on Monday, August 16th, 1948, and all tenders be marked ‘"Tenders for Lots". The right is reserved to reject any or all tenders. (1) The North 33 feet of Ogden Avenue between Spruce Street and 0. N. Railway. (Approximate Size 33‘ x 74) The Town of Timmins invites tenâ€" ders for the purchase of the followâ€" ing trackage lots on Spruce Street South:â€" (1) The North 33 feet of Ogden Matheson And District Blueberry Pickers ... Be sure to ship YOUR FRUIT to the right comâ€" mission house so that you get top market prices. We pay by C. P. Express money order every day _al M d . d . 4 td nc es se a uoh. Bd B l s 'F:)'r“: (i;loi’ckvéfl;e(iu: 3 . Send Your Blueberries Direct to ANSPACH REFERENCE: Any Royal Bank Write for shipping Stamp and Pad V. SALOMAA CLERK By Mrs. G R. Weir CUriNE ADPVANCE, TiIMMIN3, ONTARIO SHEEP LAMBS â€" Toronto conâ€" tinued steady on good suring lambs at $23.00 with the mgrket strong. Some orders were unfilled at the close. Buck lambs were discounted $1.00 per hunâ€" dredâ€"weight and sheep sold up to $8 for good lightweights with culls and fat sheep slow to move at $4.00 to $6.00 Some cull lambs were taken at $16.00 to $20.00. HOGS â€" The Dominion Governâ€" ment premium on Grade A hogs is $2. per head and on Grade B1 $1. per head over the basic price. These preâ€" miums are not included below. Torâ€" onto hogs steady prices based on "off truck" at yards or plant. Grade A. $31.25 and $30.85. Sows $21. have five sons, Beonit af Amos, Que., Ernest. Jules and Maurice of Ansonâ€" ville and Bruno of TIroquois Falls. Four daughters, (Clara), Mrs. D. Brouellette, Amos, Que., (Armandine) Mrs. M. Lefébvre, Ansonville (Florâ€" ence) Mrs, Geo. Labranche Montreal, (‘Theresa) Mrs. M. Chayet, Matheson. They also have 58 grandchildren and six greatâ€"grandchildren. Many relaâ€" tives and friends attended the celebraâ€" tion. City and other points. Mrs. Deratny of Toronto is visiting at her daughter‘s home Mrs, Mike Ayoub. Mrs. Ray Graff and her two daughâ€" ters Valerie and Linda have returned after spending a holiday in Eastern Ontario. Mr and Mss Frnie Sherman of Otâ€" tion n # Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Sherman of Otâ€" tawa have returned to Ottawa after Mrs. A. Brnghtwell of Shillington spending a short vacation with Mr. visited with her daughter Mrs. V. and Mrs. Bill Harkins of Ansonville. Davis of Swastika during the past uie $ on hfi week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldhead of Mrs. Henry Elms of Geraldton is visiting with her motherâ€"inâ€"law â€" at Shillington. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Russell of Porâ€" are visiting at the home of their daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wisman at Shillingtno. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Solum of Hamâ€" ilton ane vmtmg at the home of *heir P 6 0 + MWn n § T o_ Â¥. c TE cX Mr. Joseph Noseworthy C.CF. orâ€" ganizer of Toronto stopped over in Ansonville on his way to Cochrans FPederal Riding. Mr. Elmo Lefebvre accompanied him and will remain in the area for a tew weeks for the purâ€" pose of organizing CC.F. Clubs. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Solum of Hamâ€" ilton are visiting at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs. O. Solum of Shilâ€" lington. Misses Ellen and Edith Cook of Anthony have returned after spendâ€" ing several weeks visiting at Toronta, Gravenhurst and Palmerston, with relatives. Mr. R. S. Potter, O.N.R. Commisâ€" sioner, of Matheson attended the opâ€" cning ceremonies of the $100,000 Pubâ€" lic School at Moosonee, with the O. NR. and other delegates. Mrs. Reg. Gregg of Shillington has returned home after some time spent at the Rosedale Memorial Hospital Toronto, Ont. p. _ Mrs. Yvonne Carbonneau recently atâ€" q. tended the pilgrimage of St. Anne de Beaupre and visited other points in the Province of Quebec and Ontario. At the Council meeting of the Corpâ€" oration of the Townshinp of Calvert held on Tuesday, July 20th corresponâ€" dence was read regarding the quesâ€" tion of waterworks facilities to Monteith. But said correspondence indicated that wh.le the water supoly in the tanks at the Ontario Governâ€" ment Reform Instifution was more than required for the, purpose of the Institution and the Tésidents of Monâ€" teith still the Department was uawillâ€" ing to break a rule and atlow the muniâ€" clzality to purchase water from this Ssurce. The counvil is stll investigatâ€" ing the poss‘bility of granting the re«â€" quest of the Monteith residents for an adequate water and sewerage The Council also reviewed the road situation in the Township and preâ€" pared to continue the buillding up of a good township road system within the boundaries of the amailgamated townâ€" ships. Herb Jenkins of Kapuskasing recentâ€" ly spent a short vacation with his famâ€" ily. Loretta Wallace of Toronto is spendâ€" ing a vacation with her family. Mrs. Wilfred Pagquette returned after spending an extended visit in Quebec Mrs. Ray Graff and her two daughâ€" ters Valerie and Linda have returned after spending a holiday in Eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldhead of Toronto are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Brindle of Anâ€" sonville Mrs. Goodhead is the formâ€" er Hazel Brindle. Mr. arnd Mrs. Arthur Dube have left to take up residence in Ottawa after residing in Ansonville for over twenty years. Mr. Purfacatti was a recent business visitor inâ€" Timmins. Mr. Parker Faler has returned after attending the Grand Lodge AF AM Convention in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Laroux are holidaying in Ottawa and the surrounâ€" ding district. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Treâ€" pani¢ér of Ansonville a baby girl. Mrs, Leo Regimball and daughter Mrs. Marie Ginac, Billy Regimball and Mr. Ed Pare, Mrs. Regimba‘ls brother are holidaymg at Kenogani. News From Ansonville And Iroquois Falls Dearbarn Farm‘ Equipment ‘ CMoXARCH ‘FORD TRACTORS e adiodia e i nz Uz l e O y n l ty Un lc en vig eb en ym in ies en is drp U U y hy in hy iez dn bg Py Uz ind y h â€"Lois Crosley has been released from the Ason General Hosnital after being a patient there for thg last couple of Mr. and Mis. O. Sandrin up residence in Ansonville. It may be music to a parent‘s ears to hear o6f his childâ€"=â€""He‘s a perfect litâ€" ple gentleman" or "Isn‘t she ladylike?" But the behaviour that calls forth such statements is hardMy suitable for a younsy boy or girl. Let Your Child Be His Age To be surs, chikiren can he helped to be friendly and polite to grownâ€"ups but they should not be expected to sit with: hands fslded and mouths closed for long periods when adults are holdâ€" ing forth.: If it‘s too bothersome to The Family Scerabook let a fourâ€"yvearâ€"old carry on the no‘sy active play that is normal at four, then it‘s better to make it easy for him to leave the guests. and. play . whers ho won‘t bother anyone. It‘s often hard for us to remember what is appropriate behavior for these younger children. We are likely to expect them to be much tco quiet and dignified, â€" It pays to try. to fird out what one should expect of children of different: ages. Dlseussdon with other parents, observation of othexs children and some reading about. normal beâ€" havior at various age levels srould help develop a sane and sengible set of exâ€" pectations ‘and avoid the strain that comes from not be his age. P Matheson Motors â€"Limited ”I, V. Bonhomme Sales / package : //easf cake in any recipe ox ‘xo.~ 11 »ntraotrway T09 o. BEAL ESTATEâ€"INSURANCEâ€"MORTGAGES *A fubm 3 ‘t{oraon Block, Pine St. N. Ph 0[9"% To Loan _Yes, it‘s a‘ granid discovery for women who bake : ome! New Fleischmann‘s Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast needs no refrigeration. You buy a month‘s supplyâ€"keep it in the cupboard and use as needed. Just dissolveâ€"according to directions and use as fresh yeast! Get a supply at your grocer‘s toâ€"day. \ * National Housing Act Loans 4AV2% Commercial Loans 5 to 6 Youf,’l_-:l'Like- Our Efficient Service t. * ..“ w w# .(# _ [ ® #* 0..“. t# # # o# # w ##* # # LCaJ # # ## #* ## # # #* # .'0 . Jt IP * UV * * * * * * * t N. Ne Nh. o. No o o n e ce “’“.“ .“ .”.“ .“ ‘00 .” ."... .”' have taken j||\| mobErN YEAST is M DISCOVERY KEEPS FRESH IN THE CUPBOARD! Service Mrs. T. Graham and daugh Karen and Jeanne have left for home in Lakefield after visiting at the hme of hor sister and brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hartling. Mrs. J. Fowler has returned home after attending her father‘s f\mort:h Winnipeg . Congratulations are extended to; Mr. and Mrs. R. Fuiton now the proud pu- ents o6 a baby boy. For free roof inspection and advice just call 4000 and our roofing experts at NU ~OHLIGATIGN ;. . â€" Ww\ inspect your roof â€"â€" give you free advice and an estimate on . the 86 Pine St. South Millâ€"Clarkâ€"Franas TY «J TRIPS EACH WAY EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY fiOOOuA. 4.30rmn. | A Daylight Tlmo mss wes $7 OO _ rax Included 31260 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDERS SUPPLIES R 0 0 FI N G T N S PE C TJI O N ACT NOW! Phone 4900 Matheson, Ont. necessary repairs Accessories sSCHUMACHER Allzs Tijres Imperial Ol Ratteries Products Phone 2250 PAGE SEVEN wnl pive you free Anatuate Timmins