THURSDAY. AUGUS Mcintyre Tennis Players Lose Round to Kapuskasing Some ported the Intyre and Schumacher The followit bune of Ka event at K Kapuskasing Tennis Club members were hosts to visitors from the McInâ€" Intyre Tennis Club of Schumacher on Sunday, Aug. 20th. Playing conditions were anything but ideal during the day, as it was quite cool in the morning, and although much warmer in the afterâ€" noon the players were hampered by high wind. Sixteen members of the McIntyre Club were here for the day, but unfortunately some of their best players were unable to make the trip, which explains the oneâ€"sided score. The club wishes to thank the spectaâ€" tors who watched the games for their interest and to assure them that their presence at the courts during the visit of another club is appreciated. On Saturday evening the Tennis Club held a dance in the dining room of the Club for the visiting players. The music was provided by Fred Serâ€" vice and his orchestra, who succeeded in making an entertaining evening for all present. Nien's singlesâ€"Creswell (K) defeated Clark (M), 10â€"8, 2â€"6, 6â€"4; Clark (M) defeated Menzies (K), 6â€"3, 6â€"2. Miss Anderson has securâ€" ed the services of Miss Lillian, of Toronto, forâ€" merly with the T. Eaton Comvanyv. / â€" + Consult us about your next perâ€" manent wave,â€"scalp or facial treatâ€" ment. Phont 110 PINE STREET SOUTH PHONE 130 g s’\\\\\\\\\\\S\\‘.\SSS.\\»XWSWX\SX“SS\\M\SS$\\\\ Men‘s doublesâ€"Grant and Roberts Announcement GEORGE‘S BEAUTY PARLOUR WEEKâ€"END AND PAYâ€"DAY Butter, per 1Ib. .. ... PUFFED RICE 0 FIG BAR BISCUITS Fresh Stock, 2 Ibs......25¢ 2 Pkgs Corn on the Cob, while it lasts Per dozgehn ; Boneless Kippered HERRING, 2 for......25¢ SARDINES in pure Olive : Oil, cach........... S Lemons, choice quality, large size Per doien :..:..::}............. PEARS 2 ‘I‘ing .. 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If you are employed and cannot attend during the dayâ€"aitend our night classes, they are held the year around, Three nights per week. ARRANGE NOW FOR ENROLLMENT IN THE FALL TERM WBHICH BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH, i333 11 "he Advance reâ€" it in which Mcâ€" ing took part at : Holiday here. he Northern Triâ€" gives the return 35p 20¢ 12¢ 330C (K) defeated Cosser and Hamilton 6â€"3, 6â€"0; B. Jeffery and Connor defeated Cosser and Hamilton, 6â€"1 Keeley and SBullivan (M) defeat Jeffrey and HMHartborne, 6â€"4, 3â€"6, Minard and Osborne (K) def Townsend and Hawkins YM), 6â€"4 6â€"1: Parker and Pield and Watm Bowen and Servic and Hawkins (M), and Dick (K) det Townsend (M) 6â€" Ladies® singles Mixed doublesâ€"Miss Cooper and Mr. Keeley (M) defeated Miss Osborne and Mr. Osborne (K) 6â€"3, 6â€"3; Miss J. Scott and Mr. Sullivan (M) defeated M Ridout and Mr. Hartley 6â€"5 (one set). Death of the Baby Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Power The depest sympathy of all will go out to Mr. and Mrs. John Power, Matâ€" tagami, in the death on Saturday afâ€" terroon of their baby son, Edwin, aged 20 months. The child was ill only a few days. The baby was attacked by the prevalent summer complaint and as scoon as it was seen that the child was seriously ill it was hurried to St. Mary‘s hospital, but died shortly after admisâ€" sion. In addition to the bereaved "parâ€" ents, four brothers and two sisters surâ€" vive. One of the little girls, Anna Mary, aged three years, is also quite ill at present, but is reported as imâ€" proving. The funeral of little Edwin was held on Sunday afterncoon to the Church of the Nativity. The pallâ€" bearers were:â€"Paul Laprairie, Jules Laprairie, Leo Copps and Billy Copps. In the local and personal news of Cobalt in The Haileyburian last week, there was the following item: "Mr. and Mrs. Basil O‘Malley and young son Kenneth, of Timmins, stopped over to visit the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R O‘Malley, when returning from a holiday in the south. CORN FLAKES S‘PEkos:"for«".:..."" RONI 16 Oz. Pkg. .. QUICK QUAKER OATS, per pkg....... JAVEL WATER 2 Bottles for...;... Good Quality BROOMS, each APPLES in 11 quart Baskets, each ............ ( Our Own Vacuum Pack COFFEE, per lb....... 43¢ CLARK‘S PORK AND BEANS, med. size, Y tins for 23¢ Our Own CORNED BEEF, try it S D8 C . ingl@eSâ€" feated Miss + Miss R. 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We all know of some of th children who are hungry to attend. "In an effort to help solve this pr lem, the Canadian Wrigley Comp now inaugurate what they hope . be an annual plan to bring 500 k and girls between the ages of 12 16 from all parts of Ontario for a t day visit to the Canadian National â€" hibition, paying all expenses from An "The Wrigle doing this are An Annual Event "The Wrigley Company‘s reasons for doing this are as follows:â€" 1. To enable 500 children (boys and girls) to see the great eduâ€" cational features at the Canadian National Exhibition. 2. To see some of the great sports events. 3. And, to have a lot of fun. "We hope to make this an annual event, bringing different children each year, so that in time thousands will have had the opportunity. "We feel that it is fitting to start this Wrigleyâ€"C.N.E. plan in 1933 beâ€" cause this year celebrates the twentyâ€" fifth anniversary of the sale of Wrigâ€" ley‘s brands of chewing gum in Canâ€" adaâ€"we are a quarter of a century old this month, in the Dominion. "This is not an advertising stunt. As a corporation having done busiâ€" ness for a great many years in Canâ€" ada and knowing the bepeficial reâ€" sults of the Canadian National Exâ€" hibition to children, it is our sincere desire to bring these children for the good it will do them. Policy Is Outlined ‘The manner of choice of which boy and girls shall come will be as follows: 1. Only children who have never beâ€" fore been to the Canadian National Exâ€" hibition will be eligible. "2 The number chosen from each municipality will be on a basis of popuâ€" lation. "3. It is our desire that deserving children will be without any particular set of definitely no requirements children except that they are children. to take ca ren from train unti this home Dominion done up nad nad hoice of the children to what they hope Wl in to bring 500 boys i the ages of 12 and of Ontario for a twoâ€" anadian National â€"Exâ€" ill expenses from the his probâ€" Company ao0ope will 500 boys f 12 and or a twoâ€" selected rules, and the most rom â€"the deserving ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO _:.New Frocks No Longer 4 ie Worried Her "How did she lose that 32 lbs. of fat?" is what you will be asking. Let her tell you herself:â€" "About 18 monc<hs ago I weighed 178 "â€"lips.â€"â€"which I can assure you annoyed @ ‘ me very much. Everything seemed a of | worry to me, especially new clothes. vs | Nothing would fit me comfortably, and in | walking was unbearable,. I was adâ€" ; | vised by a friend to try Kruschen Saits, ! and I am very glad I did, too. During \the first ten months 1 lost 28 lbs. of 2N | rat. Now, for the last 6 months my °Y | weight has been 146 lbs., and I feel at | much better in health. I have all my en | weight tickets to substantiate my stateâ€" nda! ments."â€"(Mrs.) M. P. ‘oâ€"| â€" Kruschen contains those six mineral salts, proportionately balanced, found ; _ | in the waters of those famous European p. | Spas used by generations of fat people | to reduce weight. _ Kruschen helps blood, nerves, glands ionl and body organs to function properly ity ) â€"you gain new strength and energyâ€" roâ€"| feel years youngerâ€"look better, work en | better. it and Saturday, Sept. 8 and 9. Municipal Allotments "Twenty boys and girls will be selectâ€" ed from Toronto and from Hamilton nine boys and nine girls from Ottawa,; | six boys and six girls from London; and four boys and four girls from Brantford. Kitchener, Oshawa, Peterâ€" boro, Preston, St. Catherines and Windâ€" |\ "The days of the visit are Priday I | ‘From Galt, Guelph, Kingston, Niâ€" agara Falls, Port Arthur, Sarnia, St. Thomas. Sault Ste. Marie, Stratford, Sudbury, Waterloo and Welland the selection (in each case) will be three boys. and three girls. "Two boys and two girls will be chosen in Barrie, Brampton, Belleville, Brockville, Cobourg, Chatham, Cornâ€"| wall, Goderich, Ingersoll, Lindsay, Long l Branch, Midland, Mount Dennis, Mimâ€"| ico, North Bay, New Toronto, Oakâ€" ville, Orillia, Owen Sound, Pembroke, Port Credit, Port Colborne, Port Hope, Renfrew, Smith Falls, Trenton, Walkerâ€" ville, Whitby, Woodstock and Weston. "One boy and one girl will be select-! ed from the following municipalities:. Amhberstburg, Alliston, Almonte, Aurâ€" ora, Aylmer West, Arnprior, Blenheim, Bowmanville, Bracebridge, Burlington, Campbelliford, Carleton Place, Clinton, Couchrane, Collingwood, Cobalt, Deserâ€" onto, Dundas, Dunnville, Essex, Forest, Gananoque, Georgetown, Gravenhurst, Grimsby, Hanover, Huntsville, Haileyâ€" bury, Jarvis, Kenora, Kincardine, Kings ville, Leamington, Markham, Meaford, Merritton, Mitchell, Mount Forest, Naâ€" panee, New Hamburg, New Liskeard, Newmarket, Orangeville, Parry Sound, Palmerston, Paris, Penetang, Petrolia, Picton, Prescott, Richmond Hill, Ridgeâ€" town, Shelbourne, Simcoe, Southampâ€" ton, Strathroy, St. Marys, Stayner, Thessalon, Thorold, Tilbury, Tillsonâ€" burg, Timmins, Uxbridge, Vankleek Hill, Walkerton, â€" Wallaceburg, Waterford, Waubushene, Wiarton and Wingham." Yourg Man Named Martin Dies in Motor Accident Through Tire Blowâ€" ing Out. Was Coming to Timâ€" mins Seeking Work,. A young man named Martin, whose home is not known, was killed near Mathescon yesterday afternoon when one of the front tires of the car in which he was riding had a blowâ€"out, and the car took the ditch. The car <oncéerned in the accident was owned by Wm. Boychuk, of Timmins, and driven by James Gardiner, also of Timâ€" mins. Mr. Gardiner picked up the young man on the road and was giving him a ride to Timmins where he said he hoped to secure work at his trade as a barber. Just near Matheson, howâ€" ever, the accident occurred and the fortimate passenger met his death. Word regarding the death was reâ€" | ceived here yesterday afternoon shortâ€"| ly after the tragedy occurred, but few details are to hand. Provincial Officer McCord phoned to Timmins shortly after the accident to see if anyone here knew the young man, Martin, or could give any information about him. No one here knew him so far as could be learned. The young man had a letter | in his pocket for presentation on his arrival here. The letter was signed by the name "Fetterly," and was adâ€" dressed to Pat Nolan, Timmins. In the letter Mr. Nolan was asked to do all he could to help Martin secure a posiâ€" tion. The police here got in touch with Mr. Nolar and found that he did not know MMartin nor had he heard | from him. The only Fetterly he knew was an engineer in Cochrane. It is not considered likely that the letter of â€"recommendation came from any Cochrane citizen. Martin was travelâ€" ling to the North intending to try his luck in Timmins, Had he friends in Cochrane it is likely that he would have planned to go there rather than take a long chance here. However, the police are seeking to discover any relaâ€" tive or close friend who may be able to give particulars in regard to Martin. Ride in Auto, Killed in Accident Another of the chain of transâ€"Canâ€" ada airway airports is being started at Tudhope, a small settlement 38 miles east of Kapuskasing, says The Northâ€" ern Tribune. A carload of equpment has been received thére from North Bay, and men have been sent in from Cochrane to do the first work on this site. Miss Kay Birmingham returned on | Sunday to Sault Ste. Marie, after | spending two weeks, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hitch, 20 Hemilock street, Timmins. ANOTHER IN THE CHATIN OF THE TRANSâ€"CANADA AIRPORTS The sergeant said th. R. O. Stromberg post, had examined ever ber camp and had surv trail south from Tema efforts to find the two involved in the theft at gun from Mr. and Mrs. of Mount Brydges, who ing at Lowell Lake, fiv \Temagami. Stole Car and Money at Temagam Camp While only one individu tent while the couple the police learned that t observed by a truck drivs cupied a coupe he met . miles down the highway a respunded to the machine Hutton‘s. On Friday | the history of armed thug owned by a five miles sou as with a f2 Intencsive Search Made by P1 Police and Other Ofticers +« for Two Men Playing Ban result of a day Saturda combed the in effort to headquarters at CoOD on Saturday evening had lasted until da pressed the belief th and an associate be him, had slipped thrc at North Bay by ch plates on the stolen The sergeant said stable R. O. Stromb Hutton had reported the hol Constable William Hocken in le 36 minutes after the rcbbery : alarm had been sent to Halleyb to North Bay without delay. Th mt is about 60 miles from e and police were on wate with.n the hour. But the serges Surday night he had reason to the wanted men had another license plates in their possess! that these had been substituted proper markings of the Hut Hutton had been rushed to Te by the owner of another machi was camped at the lake, and : after he arrived police learned northbound truck driver he had a coupe at Martin River, 40 n~. North Bay, in which were two I Hutton‘s stcry to the police, geant Cousans said, was that about b‘clock, standard time, on Friday, tent heyand his wife occupied at L Lake had beson entered by one man flourished a revolver and dema money. Hutton tossed his trouse: the intruder, who took five dollar fund in a pocket but overlooke wallet conta.ning a large sum of m He decamped from the tent and ; mord nd OwWI ed fr 1ad p h ALY Pay Your Taxes Now and Avoid Penalty +A t 5th is the last day on which the ond instalment of taxes for 1933 y be paid without penalty. _ After it date a penalty of 5 per cent. will added to all unpaid taxes. 1l LC Town of Timmins i to Kirkland Lake, left nfrew the end of last week 1i Mrs. Denham Greer are i the way to recovery from sustained in the accident WA 1A T nearDy @And UIldb 1 individual as the C outhbcund trip. On iz party was at Lows »r.ght and its membe not aroused until Hu alarm when he w magami in the oth first serious crimege â€" a¢ nis son ident some wed ur on the Pergus tated last night | reasy. of Hailleybu s, although a num f supplies had f Renfrew, On on account of t] son. Denham, â€" robber had v and tha 1J )k licht h DC lb on 11 GoING To TORoONTO AsS GUESTS OF wWM. WRIGLEY JR. COMPANY Ma ind Adob nd ) their vlan Yards at 140 and 142 Main Avenue Temp. Phone 1017â€"W Yes we are new in Timmins Ashdown Coal and Wood ial McMillan, 1 d Adobe Arbic, 1 the bov and girl Wrigley Only Welsh Anthracite at $18.25 per ton Y 11 Wm. W 30 Tons at this price choid Tl giri have been inâ€" to ‘join the happy i of <the two was ‘ley Company with who has named Elm, street, north, Pinge street, south, go f10m Timmins. o been notified and PAaGr SEVEN 14 years of ng according )1 lni Exhi fraying al e been in Company s vear to found