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« #4* #4 44 C .. \ #% *#* * *# ## e *# #4 Â¥, # #4* e *# #* #* * *4 #* w # #4 * L #4 * *# #4 * # #4*4 * La ##4 * *# ##4 * t #* # # #* *# *# ## *# *# ## # ## # 4 #4 * # #* # * ## # *# #* # # 4* *# < ## * # #4 *# # #* *# # # # #4 *# La #4 #* «# + #* # w #4 Â¥. 0. .0 # # ## # # #4 *# La #4 #. % 0..0 ## # # #4 # # #4 *# # #+* # 4 #4 *# #+ #4 # #4* # 4 #* @ _ ALSO Public School â€" McIntyre Hall Public School Use sending Order your Order. CORRECT VIOLIN ACADEMY Studio: St. Onge Block, Timmins, Ont. THIS is the remarkable total earnings record of the businesses now joined together in the National Grocers Comâ€" w# pany, Limited, whose 8% Prefefred Stock we offer and recommend as a splendid investment. One of the firms, now in the consolidation, is actually located right in this city, and is well known to you; therefore, its standing in your community will give you an idea of the sound, conservative character of the business and of the integrity of the men who are directing it. By this consolidation, the National Grocers Company, Limited, becomes the largest firm of Wholesale Grocers in Canada, and one of the largest in the world. Its turnover is almost 60% of the entire Wholesale Grocery trade in Ontario. f The businesses now combined have been in continuous and successful operaâ€" tion for an average period of fifty years. There are net tangible assets of $373 behind every share of the Preferred Stock. Now, remembering this, and remembering that the actual dividend earnings have been 3.90% times the 8% Preferred Stock dividerd requireâ€" ments, % ® *4 *# * #4 #.% #4 *%.% #4 *4 *.: *4 *.% ## * . % +4 *# + *+ * # #4 # + #4 # + #4 + 4 #* + ns #4 # #4 *# #4 * 44 *# * . #4 * /\ #4 # C Â¥ McLEOD, YOUNG, WEIR CO., LIMITED 23 Jordan Street, Toronto Please enter my order for..........__.____._.. shares of NATIONAL GROCERS LIMITED, 8% Cumulative Redeemable Sinking Fund First Preferred Stock accrued dividend, delivery to be Mad@ se es I will accept delivery as follows:â€" (Date) exEcx â€" O Pn Aâ€"Forward statement and I will send cheque in payment HERE C Plan Bâ€"Ship stock CertifiCat@ t0O t Name... Address MTLrop Younc Wer 2C Limited 325 JorpAXNX S8tr. TORONTO MONTREAL + OTTAWA + HAMILTON + L ORDER FORM â€" MA IT NOW ! Schumacher (one day) Dividends Earned nearly four times over for the past three years e en in en en on e with draft attached. Plan Câ€"Enter order on your Savings Investment Plan, on basis of 10% with subscription (cheque enclosed herewith) and 10% per month for nine months, or earlier if I so desire. oo ocm m m e t s n oi t ts us uo o o o n greater Pl;uu give name csd oddrm in full for purpose of registration (Mr., Mrs. or Miss ) earnings will be with the increased buyâ€" ing power of the Corporation, and the savings that will be effected in the travelling expenses and freight rates. Another thing to remember, is that the business is very staple. Bad times do not affect it. People must eat no matter what happens. For these many reasons, therefore, we thoroughly recommend you to purchase this Preferred Stock, if you have any money to invest. The 8% Dividend is well protected. It is free from normal Income Tax, and it is only reasonable to expect that when the Shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (application for listing will duly be made) there should be an appreciation in their market value. Send your order directly to us, using the order form below, if you so desire. The price of the Shares is par, ($100) and accrued dividend. If you wish, you may pay for them under our Savings Investment Plan. That is, send a cheque for 10% of the amount with your order and pay 10% per month for the following nine months. If you require further information before investing, write us for u. NATIONAL GROCERS COMPANY, und First Preferred Stock at 100 and LADIES GOLF ON FAIDAY AFTERNOON LAST WEEX Scores Turned in by Players. Mrs. Jamieson Wins for Third Time. The following are the seores turned in by the ladies on Friday afternoon at the Timmins (Golf Course in thei Brigham Cup Competition. Mrs. Jamieson ........ 56â€"23 33 Mrs, Geo. Lake ........ 55bâ€"15 40 Mrs. A. G. Carson ...... 61iâ€"21 40 Mrs. Geo, Miller â€"...... 5sâ€"16 42 Mrs. W. S. Macpherson.. 73â€"30 43 Mrs. Sampson ........ 73â€"30 43 Kobin§gon : ....;.... 64â€"21 43 Mrs.: A. .s.=â€" Porter.,s. ... 53â€" 9 44 Mrs. Marcel ::.., ... 63â€"18 45 Mrs. H. Garner .. 45 63â€"18 45 Mrs. C. G. Williams ..., 55â€"10 45 Mrs;~R, 6. Dve :..:..;... 76â€"30 46 Mrs. J. W. Fogg .â€"...... 60Oâ€"13 47 Mrs," 13; IAester ........ . 74â€"27 47 Mrs. . J. Kehog ...... 70â€"30 49 Miss Lillian MeCarthy .. 64â€"14 50 : Fodd:.‘;..2%... 6§3â€"18 50 Mrs. A. F. Brigham .... 63â€"I2 851 Mrs. M.; B beott 65â€"13 52 Miss Agnes Chesser .... T7â€"23 854 The winner on Friday afternoon was Mrs. Jamieson, this the third time in succession that Mrs. Jamieson has turned in the lowest scoreâ€" in theâ€" Friday matches. For second place Mrs. A. G. Carson and Mrs. Geo. Lake tied with a net 40, Mrs. Geo. Miller coming third with a net 42 The above gives the gross score, handicap and net seore of each. Friday afternoon was not the best afternoon for golf, rain falling in slight showers, and a raw north east wind spoiling the afterâ€" noon,. OLD TIME DINNER MONDAY BY LADIES OF THE ORIENT. The Ladies of the Orient, Zuanna No. 42, are giving an oldâ€"time Chircken Dinner, with honestâ€"toâ€"goodness corn, sureâ€"asâ€"youâ€"live pumpkin pie, and all the other honourable and palatable adjuncets to a good old dinner, the event to be held in the Oddfellows‘ Hall, Timmins, on Monday, evening, Sept. 28th, commencing at 8.30. Cards and dancing will follow the dinner, with crib, euchre, ete., having! their due place. _ Members of Kara Sanctorum are invited to be present, bringing their wives or sweethearts or special friends, and wearing their fezzes for the oceasion. A very enâ€" joyable evening is anticipated. 1 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO is n hi e e o e t Ee m C Te Pn t â€" PC c m m m :m .m m n. mâ€" un ue is _ + h T Jammie Geo. L A. G. C Gbeo. 1 w Samps Robin: A. Marce H. Sulliva * / 14. J W 1. 1 . "c. Aarson .... Miller Macpherson Bank at FIRST TO TIMMINS OVER NEW SHILLINGTON ROAD. Mr. Harry Child, of Matheson, was a visitor to Timmins on Saturday last and claims the honour of being the first motorist to come into Timmins by way of the new Shillington Road. He made the trip in @a Jewett car and said the trip was a pleasant one, the road being in pretty good shape. HAILEYBURY TALKING ABOUT TOURIST CAMPS At a recent meeting of the Haileyâ€" bury Board of Trade there was conâ€" sideration of the question of a site for a tourists‘ camp at Haileybury, and a committee of four was appoinâ€" ted to take the matter up with the Town Council at an early date. The proposal for a tourists‘ camp was brought forward by Mr. N. J. Meâ€" Aulay. Mr. MeAulay said that other towns were providing sites in anticiâ€" pation of considerable motor traffic when the trunk road is completed in another year or two. He stated that Temagami, Latchford, New Liskeard and Englehart had all provided sites and he thought â€" Haileybury should fall in line. <~The proposal met with the approval of all present. COnIMUNITY HALL AND ARFNA FOR HAILEYBURY It may be an inopportune time to suggest a new town hall or a comâ€" munity hall or anything like that for Timmins. In the past projects along this line have been made as long as ten years ago. Once, the matter proâ€" gressed to the stage of a public meetâ€" ing of representatives of practically every organization and interest â€" in town. This meeting appointed a committee to report further at anâ€" other meeting. The committee never reported. Since then all three memâ€" bers of the committee have left the town â€" altogether. Various _ reasons have caused the question to be dropâ€" ped, though the need is apparent enough. At the present time with practically no one recovered, either financially or tempermentally, from the paying of the first installment of the year‘s municipal taxes, it would he something similar to suicide to advocate too loudly for a community hall or town hall or anything else that would cost money. However, information from Haleyâ€" bury brings the idea to} notice. Haileybury believes it has every reaâ€" son to expect that a new community hall and arena will be erected at Haileybury in the near future. It is the intention to finance the project with the proceeds of the insurance on the armories. _ Anâ€" Orderâ€"inâ€"Council has been passed providing for the turning over of the amount of $33,â€" (500, voted for the purpose at the last session of Parliament, to the town of Haileybury for the construction of the building, and only some minor arrangements have now to be made before the project can be gotten unâ€" der way. der way. According to The Haileyburion the building will consist of a comâ€" munity hall, \\1th one or two offices in connection, and a large arena which will be available for an armory should occeasion arise. The arena, as should oc( shown on feet with of light. The â€" Haileyburian further comâ€" ments that this ‘‘will be almost all that is now required to make the town of Haileybury at least as great as it was before the last big fire and the citizens will weleome the establishâ€" ment of a tommunity building which will be available for large gatherings when oceasion arises."‘ , and large arenda wlicii available for an armory ‘asion arise. The arena, as the plans, will be 70x170 an arched roof and plenty PRESENTATION ON FRIDAY _ TO MR. AND MRS. H. W. HOOKER Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Hooker who have recently taken up residence in the town were the hosts at a surprise party last Friday evening, when _ a number of their friends gathered at their home and gave themâ€" a real North Land weleome to the Town of Timmins. Later in the evening a delightful luncheon was served, at the home of Mrs, J. A. Howse, where Mr. and Mrs. Hooker were presented with a â€"handsome floor lamp. Mr. N. Laprairie read the presentation adâ€" dress, and Mr. Hooker spoke briefly in reply. Those present were M. and Mrs. H. Rinn, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. H. Simms, Mr. and Mrs, G. 8. Lowe. in repIyÂ¥. i Mrs. H. Rinn, Mr. Simms, Mr. and Mr. and_Mrs. A. C Mrs. Geo, Lake, N McCoy, Mr. and . Mrs. Culbham, Mes Dunstan, J. E. Gr Pirie. SPECIAL SERVICES AT TIMMINS BAPTIST CHURCH The formal opening services of the Timmins Baptist Church, after the alâ€" terations and extensions made this summer, will be held on Sunday, Oct. 4th. Rev. Mr. Brown, of the Annette Baptist Chureh, Toronto, will be the preacher for the occasion and there will be special services on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be the services at the usual hours on Sunday and on the week days the services will be held both afternoon and evening each day. The alterations and extensions to the Baptist Church are now practiâ€" cally completed. It is interesting to note that the work has been carmed out without any interference with the regular services. â€" Accordingly, while thespecial services, Oct. 4th, to 7th, may be referged to as **Opening Serâ€" vices,"‘ the fact is that all the work this summer at the Baptist Church has been carried through without the closâ€" of the church for a singleservice. Considerabie comment â€" has been made in Sudbury on the plue : of Josh McKeddie, Western cowboy, whose hand was amputated above the wrist several days ago, after he had it terâ€" ribly eut by a rope attached to a wild steer. In spite of the acceident Mcâ€" Keddie took part in the Rodeo and Stampede during the : whole three days. He rode about in the saddle, with his injured arm in a sling. affords benefit as well as pleasure. Healthful exercise for the teeth and a spur to digestion. A long» lasting refreshment, soothing to nerves and stomach. The World Famous Sweetmeat, untouched by hands, full of m‘ flavor. FRENCH ORcANDE NVri 1'1’173 Paper TLYS, â€" Ct. Lro.. LO We 4. Carson. Mr. an Mr. and Mrs. S. R Mrs., N. Lapraimc ing each day. and extensions to 1 are now practiâ€" t is interesting to has been carried erference with the N while that binds friendship m., â€" tA W. KRinn Eric and Chas. G a surprise when _ a ithered at A. Brazeau Son Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work,. 10 Cedar Street, South New and Secondâ€" Hand Store All Kinds of Furniture, Bought, Sold or Exchanged. Best Prices on all Goods Purchased. Lowest Prices on all Goods Sold. Satisfaction assured you here, whether you Buy or Sell. Give us a Trial. Goods Delivered Free. Don‘t Buy or Sell Before You See Me. 36 Wilson Ave.., cor. Preston St Phone 610â€"J. 50% Third Ave., corner Balsam St., Timmins, Ont. 97 t.t. Consulting Auditor Office Systems Installed Income Tax Adjuster Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries of Public, etc. Room 2, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block. P. O. Box 833 BSecorod Canbies These candies arrive everf ' Thursday. Leave your order for the regular asâ€" sortment or make.up any assortment you desire. List closes every Tuesday morning. > Same prices as in Toronto and Montreal. Ayanâ€"Murray Orug Go, LIMITED ¢ Pine St. South Platus Lewis EXCLUSIVE DEALERS POR @ WILL!AMB"_ BA‘!‘!N -.... Leave Your Orders for Timmins Reed Block