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Siscoe Goid Output $822.53(1 This Year 811 officia prenth 491 â€"in th Nine Months® This Year at Gold Greater than fur the Whole «4 Last Year. PAGE TW Chie1} tHial ir m OXO a Tin 25c 43‘T' Cl Winter Keepers iz ... Ml.od on Dependable Quality Groceries ONTARIO GRADE ECONOMY ‘% SPECIAL â€" TICER BRAND 1 catsupr 18c SPECIAL â€" CLOVERLEAF BRANDâ€"PINK sALMON 3 Talleszgc McCORMICK‘S Chocolateâ€"Coated SPECIALâ€"WETHEY‘S DELICIOUS ASSORTED CRA H A M WAFERS SPECIALâ€"MEPHISTOBRAND|JDELICIOUS : c h 2 is Tins Halves 3 LOBSTER®:z;"" 2 SPECIAL â€" LIBBV‘S QUEEN SPECIALâ€"AUSTRALIAN SULT AN WESTON‘S Fancy Four Assorted ESaionia TEA 14â€"lb. Pkg. 223C Saionia COFFEE _l!:_. Tin 45c OLIVES SPECIALâ€"PUTS THE BEEF IN. YOU _ Cool morningsâ€"the time for a steaming hot dish of nourishâ€" ing porridge. Biscuits » 17¢ R1IC E Potatoes LT ANAS CBRCOCWN ”’s' 7c r allâ€"round ‘satisfactionâ€"both in the qualiga.of the products . layed for your persorul selection and the inly : low will find shopning at EATON‘S there is true omy. » Try If %ou do not already know the many advanâ€" s to be gqained by shoptwng at a spotless EATON Store, you are Ma one of the greatest ;thrills in shopping. sA | m BLIG BISCUIT FEATURES 5 Eaton‘s Order Office will remain open Wednesday afternoons . 9 MEPHISTOIBRANDJDELICIOUS 3 EPearl White 1t Specials On Sale Oct. 14thâ€"20th C 118 thit Forâ€" an economyâ€" nourishing dish serve Rice in many deliâ€" cious ways. Extra special this week. RCSEâ€"GLEAMING WHITE Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry Black Currant, Plum g . oz â€"Orange Marmalade 3 ++ 4* Sat. Only TOK A Y lu 1J ub ud Grapes EEN â€" â€" Large, plump handâ€"packed at an outstanding price. 26 orzr. Jar C 000,000 made that hb by n st month was Ivy rate for t 2 C . priodu« Offbcial hort. tit found mainta he end 5 ». 190 2 lbs. , time Februa Jar herry, "ACHX . lar CHOICE ROQUND FRESH (SHOULDER®S) LOIN ROAST PORK v. 18c 2 96° the Try The Advance WwWaint Aavertisements Death of Jas. Mcintosh, Formerly of Porcupine EXTRA CROSSE BLACKWELL PREMIU M DEA L Buy your Soup here this week â€" at the special price. Remember every Soup label counts two in the Ayimer weekly contest. TOMATO * VEGET ABLE rorme veas‘st f% #¥»* Extra Specialâ€"~â€"Ayimet soOoUP $ 7 c 7 in or PEA I‘l Monday, _ Ontaric three d | yeal nd th instantlv 9 3 q MEAT COUNXFER FRKl, sad q VEGET ABLE CcoOmNsOMME VEGFETABLE Tin daughters rom the fwesent 5 tons per day imvpany to make nd in late ‘Mr. Porcupine g with his illiam Mcâ€" vear, and Intermen r 3rd,â€" a to mourt s and si: PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO i â€" North Bay Nugget:â€" objects to his children footstep« in the mor The firemen had a call late Tuesday night to the home of Peter Edlund, 115 Second avenue. Mrs. Edlund‘s brother was heating some oil on the stove when it caught in a blaze. Mr. Edien was quite badly burned and about four hundred dollars damage done to the home. Partridge hunting was the favourite pastime over the holiday, a number‘ of the people taking advantage of the open season on Monday. Some of the huntâ€" ers had good luck while the majority had a good wet tramp through : the woouds, and no birds. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kirkey, of Toronto,| are visiting friends in town. Mrs. Kirkey was formerly Miss Bertha Bonâ€" nell, of town. Schumacher Couple Wedded at South End Miss May Nichol, of the Newcombe beauty parlour, <left on Moncay Tor Ottawa, accompanying thne Hodgins‘ family there. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Orr and famiâ€" ly, of Widdifield, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller, Third avenuc. j Schumacher, Oct, 1. to Thke Advance. Mrs. J. E. William spending the summer returned home last we ed in health. Mrs. Clarence Fiendel, who underâ€" went a major operation in St. Mary‘s Lospital last week, is doing as well as can be expected. A quiet wedding took place at South Porcupine on Saturday morning when Rev. Father Gelinas united in marriage Irene Banks, oOf Newtonbrook, and James (Jimmie) Dawson, of town, forâ€" merly of Toronto. The young couple were unattended. The bride wOre a smart suit of navy wool crepe and. eggâ€" shell paten blouse, hat, gloves, shoes and hose to match, and wore a corsage of roses and sweet peas. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hill, the Vipond Mine, where the young couple were the recipients of some beautiful gifts, including a cabinet of Rogers‘ silverware from the,players of the McIntyre Football team, of which the groom is a player, and a reading lamp from the committees of the clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson will reside at 73 Ssecond avenue. Mrs. Finlay and Miss Ferguson, of Kirkland Lake, spent the weekâ€"end visiting friends in town and Timmins. The Misses Alma Tario and Mary Jaksic spent the holiday at Moosonee. Miss May Nichol, of the Newcombe Miss K. Duxficld, of Timmins, spent the holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Duxfield, First avenue. Bornâ€"Wednesday, October 5th, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. James Prentice, llt Second avenue.â€"a son. The many friends here of Mr. and Mrs. James Bown will regret to see them move to Timmins, where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Boyce and family, spent Thanksgiving visiting friends in Kirkland Lake. Mr. R. McLeary is vi Rouyn. Bornâ€"Saturday, October i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gannon avenueâ€"2a daughter, Death of Mrs. Kciser, of the Pleraurum Property. Fire at â€" Schumacher Tuesday â€" Evening. Other anoth: entert dGay € sSchumacher News Nugget:â€"Charlie Chaplin children following in his the movies Must have ‘th, 1932. Special Lauders" Visit Canada wha has been at Gravenhurst, k much jimprovyâ€" ‘al 8th, 1932, to , 71 Second 11 [ i The Ottawa Journal on Friday last had the following:â€""Setting out for Northern Ontario to make a new start in life, with Government assistance, heads of seven Ottawa families which have been on civie relief, left the Capiâ€" tal Thursday night at 9.30 o‘clock on the Western train bound for Englehart to establish farms under the backâ€"toâ€" theâ€"land movement. The group was made uy of Alexander Hyndman, Thomas Hyndman, Arthur Aspeck, William Hayes, Sr., William Hayes, Jr., Henry Chapman and William Hodges, all men who hope to make new homes for their families through the agency ¢f the coâ€"operative relief scheme to remove needy families from cities onto the farms. They were seen off at Unâ€" ion Station by Ald. George Sloan and Nelson Ogilvie, member and secretary of the local committee coâ€"operating with the province in the backâ€"toâ€"theâ€" land4 movement. After about 10 days or â€"two weeks in the North, where a Government agent will assist them, the men are expected to have a house ready, and their families will be sent on to them." T. H. Torrance, of Timmins, proudly displayed a sealer full of fine big wellâ€" ripened strawberries on Monday of this week. He had picked them outside on Sunday, Oct. 9th, while visiting R. Smith in Shaw township. Mr. Torâ€" rance intended to pick more on Monâ€" day, for there were heaps of fine strawâ€" serries there, but in the meantime the snowfall made considerable difference. Mr. Smith planted the strawberry plants at his place in Shaw township a couple of years ago and they have come along in remarkable way. This year they were a great crop and. the berâ€" ries were remarkable for size and flaâ€" vour. The crop that ripened last week were: beauties, big and well flavoured, and for strawberries grown in the North on Oct. 9th are specially worthy of note. There should be further inâ€" terest in these fine strawberries in view of the fact that they were grown in Shaw township, which is not as thickly settled yet, as some other parts of the Porcupine camp, but where there are some gardens worthy of note. SEVEN OTTAWA FAMILIES TAKE UP LAND IN THE NORTH icked Strawberries Outside on October 9th Sir Harry will start tes, opening his 50th. year o# his niece Miss Greta Lauder, Donaldson Liner "Letitia" as laszsgow. Sir HMHarry will start Visit our store where you will find all the New 1933 Models now on display. Majestic, Stewart Warâ€" ner, Phileo, etc. THE PHILCO Toâ€"Morrow‘s Radioâ€"â€"Toâ€"day T. Eaton Co. Ltd. band to help. behalf of b:u:“’“ # *# * *4 feste» * *# #* * * #4 *# *# #4 #, * C *« *4 # # ## # *# #* *# # ## *# .0 tu ut .®, .Q + .0 * ## *# .0 *# #. ® * * # Li #Â¥# @,. * 0. 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Speeches were given by JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN 7 Pine Street North RDE Exact reproductions in size, colour, cut, ete., of Worldâ€"famous Diamonds, all with romantic ' history. The Kohâ€"iâ€"noor, the Great Mogul, the Hope Blue, the Polar Star, the Shah of Persia, the Orloff, the Jubilee and many others known wherever beauty is noted. _ Total value of the originals of these diamonds, REMARKABLE EXHIBIT OF FAMOUS DIAMONDS members Taxpayers are reminded that Second Instalment of ig that in Mr. Mascioli the _a real friend, always ready Bandmaster Wilfred spoke on the band, speaking along the s as Mr. Cowan. The band <~a programme as : Deep Harmony All this week on exhibit imthe windows of rue Comrades hanked Mr. Mascio the hotel staff 1( This set is outstanding in beauty in volume and purity of ~tone. Twin tuning silencer, Automatic volume control, Shadow Tuning, 4â€"point Tone Control, nine tubes, four pentodes, balanced superheteâ€" rodyne, push pull circuit, illuminatâ€" ed station recording dial, new high efficiency tubes. â€" Beautiful walnut cabinet, forty and one half inches high, varied with inlaid Butt Walâ€" nut with Myrtle Burl overlay in very pleasing design, hand rubbed. o4 6y 1 mimli nque $ 4 1 >« PHOTOGRAPHS 12 Pine St., S. Mode! 91X, 1933 had ; Maseiol TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE M. Smith, Collector he SQUARE DEAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13TH 51 Third Avenue Our Motto C. W. Napper Quality and a TIMMINS Timmins