4* * * * ed by t adian I t * 4 * 44 t 4 * wWHIST DRIVE AND sSOCIAI BY THE LADIES‘ AU ill on M Contender Badminton Ragquette, each ...... $2.175 Badminton Birds, 3 for $1.00 Paring I\mveb I Oc lbat h ....................................... t Tuscan Ching Cups and Saucers Assorted Window Blinds in Green, Cream,Brownm Grey Shades, 27" to 30" wide cach _ _ The George Taylor Hardware Ltd. Telephone 300 Timmins 1ayrge 2 for Onions t P Sauce Iceberg Head Hotpoint Pork and Beans Cooking Pineapple 2 tins PYYy S Chocolate Complete Radio Aerial Kits Bird Cage Stands Singapore Macaroni 2 pkgs. 1 Handle Shove 85¢ Electric lrons Enamelled Aecrial Wire 100 ft. coil Glass Tumblers Radio Lightning Arrester Glass Jug and Tumblers Earthenware Teanots Radio Plyer Long Handle Shovel ave a Complete Stock of General Electris and Westinghouse Radio Tubes 39¢ pair 5¢ each 18e bottle lb, tin 4 lbs for AUXILIAR * 28 25° 93° 19¢ No. 1 size. . 9e I No. 2 size . .88e No. 3 size $1.24 i No. 4 size $1.59 w Stainless, 6 for Carving Sets sheffield Stainless .. White Handle Dinner Teaspoons Chrome Plated, 6 for Cocoa Mats Soot Destroyver, can .23 FURNACE CEMENT 11b.25¢e 21b.45¢ 51b.$1 Stove Pipe Wire /s coil..;::=" > Stove Pipe Elbows / Stove Pipe, length Stove and Furnace Heavy Grade / pt. 15¢ napp ment sSTOVE PIPE ENAMEL Just arrived large, per doz JUMDOOQ 20 Brazils Chuck Roast Beef * Rib Brisket Stew Ib. Round Seak * I Smoked Picnic 1 Ham 1b. Fancy Delicious MONTREAL STYLE Jumbo Polishe ial nencing tarting ntyâ€"fou 1 time be se * * 44541 rved dl s will b Razor Blades for Old Gillette, pkg package of 10 .......... Alarm Clocks t 10 o‘cC hands Storm Window Hangers per Storm Window Fasteners 3 * sured luring 29¢ 20c 1.29 S * * 4 * "That‘s easily cillor Morrison wey ILrom its watorworks system against $500.C0 for Timmins. Dr Honey said the comparison was not fail as Sudbury was an older town with its waterworks system established. Mayor Drew pointed cut that he did not know Sudbury conditions or the inwardness of the figures quoted by Mr. Bartleman. He did know, however, that Timmins waterworks department always had a deficit until 1927. Last year Timmins had a surplus of over $1100.00 (nct $500.00) in the waterworks d>partment. From present indicatitcns dit would br Mayor and Council _ Reply to Questions while Su $20,000.00 against vion was not applict The rate per millior from time to time. Ti linger and McIntyre cost the town. Then wanted to know how COst consumers half t the assistant clerk might be answered fr documents. However the cost of water pc Mayor Drew replied â€" ticn was not appnlic He thou question be avail; (Continued from Page One) ed in any printing office, he thought, if anyone wanted them printed. Howâ€" ever, if there was objection to the use of the extra ballots they could in fuâ€" f th ure ‘act t Â¥al J. P. Bartleman started sting that the "sorehe; made one construct : thought it might be u estions, as the documen available. He had asks xt Mr. Bartleman wanted to know sudbury had a tax rate of 49.7 ~against 62 in Timmins. Christmas Cake No. 3 Size Wash Tuhbs Large Size with Patent Lock Cover thi: ind m resent to mak consur Storm Window Hooks 2 inch Weatherstrip 20 foot pkg. 20¢ 29¢ set L 20c doz. 15¢ doz. Mc set Fans square ...... Mc round Scerub Mops y in 193 m its w 29¢ inge clerk inch 1i SL@rted oul by sugâ€" ‘ "soreheads" had at constructive criticism. ight be useless to ask documents would not had asked Councillor e for the presence of Tk so that questions A from the books and ever, his question was r per million gallons. ied that such a quesâ€" plicible to Timmins. illion gallons varied . The mors the Holâ€" tyre used the le:s it Then Mr. Bartleman how Sudbury water alf that of Timmins 1932 had a profit of. s waterworks system for Timmins. Dr. mparison was nst fair n older town with its plained 1 OT rworks d2partment aticns it would be mall reduction next or water here. rted ou reheads ructive be usele 20c VATV 3y CSAId COun assessment it 10n TO use y could in fuâ€" also noted the would be more r voters than THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Oof single married men lief. Also if deposits if anythi company. Mayor course no town guarantee, ‘but he there was any po: anything havpenit Mr. Bartleman‘s connection with t lots along the ns town. The figures ed to see one 1 business places. deposits held by was still anoths questions and h: reply before he would guarantee and reduc voluntary pany. Th reductions of similar size, on accou that the properties exen such as schools, church usually the valuable kind and figures quoted by M covered in the published the council given elsewhe sue and need not be rep "What steps has the to have light rates reduc other of Mr. Bartlema: Mayor Drew said that dir»ct steps had been ta the matter was governet ally higher o proportion 0o Mayor Drew 2 ard cities of mins, showin good position difference in t and Timmins, sessment of $9 again as Tim: exempted prot higher in Tim Nick Thachu $6,491,952.00 in ac:sessment in as against $1,0 was easy to see be low and yet The taxable figured out to in Sudbury it paid per capit $32.36 for »nu ligured out to $46 in Sudbury it was paid per capita in $32.36 for public while in Timmins t for public school case. Sudbury‘s as Sudbury, that‘s all." Mayo plified this by quoting the in Sudbury, $15,408,767.00, $6,491,952.00 in Timmins. ‘I in Timmins wa as against $1,037,305.00 in ODDFELLOWS‘ HALL, MONDAY, NOV. 20TH Whist and Socialâ€"50c GOOn REFRESHMEXNTS CARDS AT 8.00 p.m. SHARP Phone 835 If your work involves the handling of precision tools you need the beneâ€" fit of perfect vision. Investigateâ€" perhaps you need glasses. ind 16 sin receiving 11 Mort HANDS® OF CARDS Machine Workers 16 nmins, yet at of $9,954, is Timmin: ed provbert; in Timmin ne figur were giv A] Relief on AX M a ema 1CCOI 1ything happent( iyor Drew said wn could make S he did not t n md Open evenin Auspices Ladies‘ Auxiliary WHIST DRIVE AND SOCIAL 16 money Pund igu sai northern edge of the es of the Tisdale asâ€" iC ht 11 mila that Ther 1} elic n hin har by 1l essmetr ount C ey w supp SIL tax2; men 00 1 educed?" was anâ€" eman‘s questions. that recently no n but that »rned by contract d only come by the power comâ€" ‘n three voluntary id the mayor hopâ€" he benefit of the ian in cther: ccount of thi exempted by ular w vouche JerC Timmin limmins was in was not a mill ites of North Bay h Bay had an asâ€" ver half as much 11 , dul Ahe wanitâ€" made by Timâ€" not been apâ€" unCcl iink 1€ Pine St, North ed in regaAr« ement â€"abou present. £€ 1%€ 11M ed oth number C paid in re ~work wetr 1i ied To th:s d that of ke a think that danger of rompany. aAas aganst The business is $482,551.00 Sudbury. It ix rate could in Timmin head. whil etc., Other r ateme company?" ratepayer‘s used for a he council ed here. inclil tak with 1P3 in ‘tI ‘S. â€" Also by the He was t upp nly The tax fizured did ‘oin number Dr building: aer town ith â€"â€"‘Tim on Y was al lue is much tage of thu 1ng Malâ€" un ~â€" the und act w are nt Db T aind r1atut 180 of LA ment to in danc nigh flour. W. A. Devine played th companiments for a pleasing sc Miss Bellamy, also for Mr. Bell solo. _ Miss Kathleen Wilkinson some splendid piano selections. Avery gave two happy comical . his daughter accompanying him : piliano. W. A. Deovine laughing contest, two winnersâ€"Mr man, and Miss | Of the doll was M J. Carpenter wa door prize, No. : lots of fun as it success financially. Singing, dancin and games were the chief items, prizc being awarded and causing much inter est. There was a good dcor prizs an a draw during the evening. The spc waltz was won by Mrs. J. Cowan an Mr. J. Ormston. Miss Griffith won th On Monday evening, Nov. Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Legic most enjoyable social which w On Monday evening, Nov. 13th, at the home of Mrs. McNeill, a shower was held for her daughter Miss Toots Mcâ€" Neill. The brideâ€"toâ€"be received some very nice gifts and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. Happy Social at Ladies‘ Auxilitary to the Le: SHOWER FOR BRIDEâ€"TOâ€"BE GIVEN MONDAY EVENING Th ~C gathering o‘clock in lelngle men, 101 families on relief, a total of 560 persons. The rate for ’ families on relief was $4.00 per week || for a man and wife and 50c for each child. _ Mr. Stuart asked if some of the men I,’on the disposal plant work for which [. Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis had the contract were paid by relief vouchers. Counciiâ€" lor Maltais replied that the labour for \the work was supplied by the town. ‘Mayor Drew explained that men on relief work used on the disposal plant were paid by the town in relief vouchâ€" ors. It was the understanding that the cortractors should take the men supâ€" | plied by the town and the contractors |had abided by this throughout. Mr. Stuart said the men at the disposal plant were paid only 35 cents per hour for a longer day while town employees received 40 cents. He thought the council should have had a clause in | the contract requiring at least 40 cents per hour pay. |_Mayor Drew reading figures showing groups of towns and cities about the |same size as Timmins and giving figures [ias to assessment taxes, etc., the facts |showing Timmins in good light. In |1928 the outstanding taxes for one town | figured out at‘$11.00 per head while Timâ€" \ mins was $18.00. Last year the figures were reversed, Timmins being down to |$11.00 per capita. He admitted the tax |rate seamed high but it had been reâ€" \duced a little last year, and the town was now in sound enough position that another reduction could be expected next year. The council had realized they were spending the people‘s money :an-d had done their best to ‘keep costs down. They had built no "monuâ€" ments," and had given preference to works to safeguard health, such as the disposal plant, leaving such things as come sidewalks that might in better times be built. There had been 60 men | | | | | | | | | | | | i Mayor Drew said they were pleased to answer questions or give any informaâ€" tion. Thers was nothing to hide. Mr. Stuart asked if the town was goâ€" ing to make any effort to provide housâ€" ng for the single men needing a place to sleep. The transients had come here in the hones of bettering themâ€" selves and he had sympathy for them. Mayor Drew replied that single men Own muCch larger. The mayor reâ€" sponded that the mine assessor for the province set the amount of royalty and the town had no option but to acâ€" ept its share of this. After the amounrt reached $35,000.00 the Governâ€" ment got the big end. Mr. Bartleman thanked the mayor ind council for the courtesy shown. enough to carry through for the winter Councillor Morrison also gave the figures for each month from April to October. In October there were 22 Canadian Legion October 3ist. This was hoped to b music for the even the happy gatherin a delightful evenin concluded the session, th ; concluding about eigh > i the eveninge. ston. Miss Griffith won the ontest, _ Musical arms had sâ€"Mrs. Johnson, as gen‘{leâ€" Miss Bellamy. The winner was Mrs. 8. Tilleyvy. Mrs. M. BETTER PRIZE® SOCIAL 10 p.m. Social 25¢ WaASs g, Nov. 6th, th he Legion held ; which was also Singinz, dancin Tilley winn nit ilem Ccausing{ , 24â€"lb bag 0 ayed the ac asing solo b1 Mr. Bellamy‘ The mayor reâ€" DrIZ2 And The spot wan and 1@ 1Ion h i t . s s 4 t t t t s t t t 5 t t t t 5 . 5 t t 4 5 5 8 8 s s 4 4 4 5 4 5 5. . 4 3 é\\%\ e i i s . . s . . . s . . s . s . s . s s . . i e i i n in in n io in 65 94 ***%*%% * * MITS OLIVE HAWSE NOW WELL oN THE WAY TO RECOVERY in the branc} they were pi was the only himself who wo wounds to every Kiwanian P. P Flying Corps and His description 0o cadets was very i mative. ind All 1 wic and interesting data from his own experiences and knowledgo. He pointâ€" ed out that in the Spanishâ€"Amercian war two died of illness for every one succumbing to wounds. In the Rusâ€" sianâ€"Japanese war the proportion was 1i to 1. In the great war 137 died from wounds to every one from illness. irguimen ‘Xercisin : Special War Days ) Meeting at Kiwanis the next speaker poetry. Chief Jor the cavalry for t fall back on the last war won on t Schumacher, dem previous spzakers ation of the real that nonz but the sibly have won th at all. Kiwanian Harry infantry and madi uCC Arch uillies spoke for the Engineers. He gave a clever portrayal of the work of the Enginsers, their troubles, trials and happy times. It was said that the French, the navy, the Americans, the Old Contemptibles, and many others "won the war." "But is it won yet?" asked Kiwanian Gillies, After sketchâ€" ing the work of the Engineersâ€"buildâ€" ing roads, bridgos, huts, dugouts, tunâ€" nels, railways, trenches, entanglements and anything and everything else buildâ€" able, in humorous way the speaker practically proved by blueprints and by square, compass and evervthing else rIm. Pm esen But, wW. i. Wiison was reâ€"appointed secreâ€" tary for the ensuing year. The meeting was than turned over to Dr. S. Lee Honey, chairman of the prcgramme committee, who stated he had arranged to have a Kiwanian from each branch of the service tell why that branch was the most imporâ€" tant and why it won the war. The reâ€" sulting addresses were a happy and deâ€" lightful affair of wit, humour, informaâ€" ticn and reminiscence. Arch Gillies spoke for the Engineers. He gave a clever portrayal of the work Kiwanian Rev. Br ed upon to receive the club, ithis ne Harvey Graham. T prezident, oresented ton in a brief but i welcome, and Rev. ducted the initiatic usual able way. W. H. Wilson was informed the mittee an ex activities of ed children day. uray, prom bouts in aid The Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon on M unusually happy and w members of th> club w overseas were called ut why their particular bra vice won the war. The of the most interesting entertainment and infc enjoyed for some time ance was nearly a hun only two members beir of these having been call Kiwanian C keard, P. A Schumacher Veéere se?liing well A report from inderprivileged Very Happy Event on Monday When Different Members of Kiwanis Exâ€" plain Branch of Service that Won the War, and Why. it All Legion Members, Exâ€"Servicemen and Ladies‘ Auxiliary ODDFELLOWS‘ HALL, TIMMINS CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH 88. BES.L. To Hear and Discuss the Present Sitnuation in Regard to Pension Matters SUNDAY, NOV. 19THâ€"3.00 p.m. 1€ Cal and hospital care last week was home and doing very well. vanian Rev. Bruce Millar was callâ€" on to recgive a new member into club, ithis new Kiwanian being y Graham. Dr. H. H. Moore, past lent, oresented the member‘s butâ€" i a brief but inspiring address of me, and Rev. Bruce Millar conâ€" d the initiation ceremony in his eport from t] e showed tha in important Meetin ng judgmer eakers had 11 jud ked t some tTime. The attendâ€" ‘arly a hundred per cent., embers being absent, one ng been called out of town. . A. Byam, of New Lisâ€" . Boyce, principal of ths public school, and Frank ter of the Kiwanis boxing of the milk fund and other the club for underprivilegâ€" were the visitors for the Club at its regular eon on Monday had an ppy and witty time when the club who had served e called unpon to explain rticular branch of the serâ€" war. The feature was one interesting and amusing t and information items some time. The attendâ€" arly a hundred per cent., ‘mbers being absent, one some irly : mbet 190 bhe Jones r ten e Inngin the war, but i1d{U Ooverseas the service for which 0 speak. Dr. Henry in uniform, his uniâ€" ed as undress uniâ€" the army experts ha e ;iw)xing event comâ€" , the programme was ind that the tickets AISs cCO after I videnc tive of nt. ho suff Monda nes spoke for the ) good a case that 1 to break out in said he had tried years but had to antry to get the P. A. 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