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Thursday, August 25th, 1927 Doctorâ€"*‘‘Your husband must have ibsolute quiet. Here is a sleeping Iraught."‘ Wifeeâ€"‘‘And when do I give it to iim ?"‘‘ Doctorâ€"*‘‘You don‘t give it to him â€"vou take it yvourselt.‘"‘â€"DeSoto Jl.;d ge Digest Consulting Auditor Office Systeras Installed Income Tax Adjuster Room 2, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block. T. 0. Box 883 BARBEE SHOP 46%/, Third Avenue Next to Blahey‘s Store New Idea Cash Delivery 2 full l WE * J HEINZ FREEof CHARCGE polite treatment that restores the bloom of beauty. You need individual atâ€" tention to bring out your individual attracâ€" tiveness and that‘s what you receive at this salon. â€" Scientific "For every shortenmg and frying purpose.‘ Gunn‘s Easifirst Shortening, 3s. tinsg.......... Imperial Sugar Cream Butter "Just the thma for 1s. tins If you are a judge of fine quality Coffee, you will surely be pleased with the unusual fragrance and * delightful flavourâ€" Try Our Choi Ground Coffee per pound ......... Timmins, Ont. kiddies." »‘._l.â€"..‘ $ ammmmmes 1 i) omm {1 csmm( i L Miss A nurse, 18 S} balt and o week says.â€"‘‘Mrs. W. G. Willars le Monday to spend ten days with h (l‘mn‘htem Mrs. Revnolds dnd M i1 Rvan and families of Timmins.‘ The New Liskeard Speaker says :â€" ‘‘Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Eplett are in Timmins this week arranging for their removal to New Liskeard where Mr. Eplett will go into business with his father. They will reside in the R. S. Robinson house on Whitewood Ave."‘ " Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Todd are motorâ€" i1ig through to Toronto and Owen S()un(l tlns week to visit friends and relatives.®* (t Thomas, week.. A new discovery of copperâ€"gold was reported last week from Ville Marie. This new find was made by the origiâ€" nal discoverer, Mr. J. B‘el]ehumem. . Some youngsters w#1 be deli to know that the schools will re on Tuesday, Sept. 6th. Others not be so pleased but such is life Messrs Walter Eeclestone and A. . Harkness returned on Sunday from a trip to the south, motoring back all the way by road. L‘\Ir and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven reâ€" thrned last week from their summer vacation in the The next reguila town council is schc afternoon, Sept. 12 4 1.m. # s p SR \%Ir. Frank Lendrum, mayor of Coâ€" balt was a visitor to Timmins this week. \ [M rs ‘® P 57 VARIETIES "Where Quality Counts" Th e N o W Timmins and District Notes $1.10 E. L. Thompson, of St Ont.., visited friends here las A. Roberge, public hea spending her vacation at | other points in the south) regular meeting of the is scheduled for Monday n»t. 12th, commencing at iskeard (Speaket UrISCO "For your Cake Making 1s. tins Sherriff‘s Pineapple Marmalade .. 2...... Orange Marmalade 38. JaF ...3 Pulverized Sugar per pound :...../.:;.:::;...#t...s. Finest Quality Shelled Walnuts French Bordeaux per pound Jars are Valuable‘‘ Preserving Season is«Here ‘light reâ€"opé PS â€" Wwi health 1 103% Pine Street South 95 Sixth Avenue Taking advantage of the opening of the northern end of the Ferguson highway a number from Timmins motored on Sunday to Kirkland L‘llx(' They report the road as generally i @ood condition. * t Mr. Maurice Bucovetsky, Poreupine, left on Wednesd week for Toronto where he 1 collegiate and ceontinue his The North Bay Nugget last week said:â€"‘‘Donald Reeves, of Timmins, spent a short time in North Bay, this week en route to Sudbury, where he will visit friends.‘‘ Bornâ€"In Timmins, Ont., on Mon day, Aug. 22nd, 1927, to Mr. and _ Mrs Alex Borland, Jr.,â€"a daughter. Among those motoring throu the south on Saturday over the guson highway were Dr. C. Su of Timmins, and Mr. W. R. stul of Schumacher.~ Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, of Detroit, Mich., are visiting the latter‘s sister, Mrs. Fred Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter‘s car, a Buick, was the first United States car to come through® the Northern end of the Fex;?us_on highway. $ Mrs. Ed. Loney, of Schumacher, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. MeDonald, at Cobalt.1 (Messrs J. W. Fogg and H. E. Mont gomery motored to I\lrkland Lake anc return on Saturday, the trip being on« of 220 miles by 10ad.\ Among the visitors to town on Sunâ€" diy was a motor eyele tourist coming all the way here from Ottawa over the new I()d(]h to this North» There is good progress bheing made in the building of the T. N. 0. teleâ€" phone line from Cochrane to Kapus kasings: Poles and crossâ€"arms ar( erected beyvond Frederickhouse. The Cochrane Northland Post last week says:â€"â€"â€"‘‘Mr. K.oG. Ross, of Lang Ross, Sudbury, accompanied by Mrs. Ross and family and Miss Allison Roberts of Toronto, motored from Sudbury to Cochrane all the way through, arriving here yesterday, the first car to arrive from the south in an uninterrupted trip.‘‘ H Mr. Ball, of Moisley Ball lakt week for a vacation in the : He motored from Timmins. home to THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO v. G. K. I ; Ont.; 18 . and Mrs. Harry Sunday evening bee City and _ 21¢ McGuire left this week after a week‘s visit with [r, J. MceGuire, and his 3. Adams, of St. Catha visitine his son, Mr. G motoring through 13c 63c arnyve! from a vis: r points east . Souti lay of this will attend studies.~ Sulliv Sulliv let ut 1M n * ANNUAL RORTIGULTIRAL _ GHOW HERE ON LABOUER DAY Fine Eixhibition of Flowers and Vegeâ€" tables at Timmins on Monday, Sept. 5th. 8101 show should ibe the very best yet and the number of entries and the number in attendance should exceed all previâ€" ous records. The town has never had as fine flowers and gardens as this year and this fact should have decided bearing on the success of the show in every way. Everybody should help the horticultural show, because the zood work of the horticultural socieâ€" ty helps everybody. The garden competitions will rouse special interest this year. Entries for these should be made very soon now, to allow ample time for judging. Full particulars in regard to this or to any other feature of the show may be seâ€" cured from Mr. A. R. Harkness, presiâ€" dent, Mr. T. A. Skelly, seeretary, Mr. H. Hatton, or any others of the comâ€" mittee, from whom also prize lists and entry forms may be secured. The earden competitions are divided into two classesâ€"30â€"foot and 60â€"foot lots, with three attractive prizes for each class, the first prize in each case being a valuable silver cup. Dr.‘Kay, superintendent of Michiâ€" gan Home and Training School, Laâ€" peer, ‘Mich., and family, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven. Dr. Kay and family motored all the way from the south, being among the first ears from the United States to reach Timmins by road. The third annual show of flowers and vegetables under the auspices of the Timmins Horticultural Society will be helid in the skating on Labour Day, Sept. 5th. The prize lists, issuâ€" ed some days ago show a fine array of good prizes in all departments, with many specials. With the fine season enjoved in this district this yvear the Walter Lorimer balt garage tossed ligchtine a was w line de was th Mrs. J. Smith, of Toronto, who was the guest of her brother, Mr. Bruce Sophe, for the past three weeks, left on Saturday morning for Toronto by motor. Mr. Sophe was later in reâ€" ceipt of a message from Mrs. Smith Mrs. J. B. Pare, Sr., left on Friday last for Montreal where she will visit her sister, and where she will also have the attention of specialists, havyâ€" ing been ill for some months past. Her many friends here will sincerely wish Mrs. Pare continued progress to early and complete 1'@00\'::1"\'} «4 # The Sudbury Star last we ‘* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sauve, mins, were visitors this wee home of Mr. and Mrs. T. I Larch St., en route for a fiv trip to Victoria, V ancouver an returning by way of Chicago. Timmins Viild l iVU ; J | tb \ ..... ryving »to put out tn rigade was eventu: hey soon put the fird LW‘\X\\%‘QY‘S‘\%\\\'\‘ Hoursâ€"10â€"12, Dr. E. L. Roberts Pine Street by appointment. Office: Homer L. Gibson Bldg. n W ing that she Ca.m. on 5t With Rumble Seat, only gone a few miles. In perfect condition. Owner going away. _ Wili take cheap car as Part Payment. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Fitting of Glasses GOING TO WINNIPEG $15.00 plus !/, cent per mile tobas., Saskatchewan Edmonton, Calgary : i pail of gas ishing car pa cided to light it there was a vhich the car n e o s s . . . i o o oo K o in t MARSHALL â€" ECCLESTONE Tor a five weeks ia, V ancouver and Banff way of Chicago."" irett? his car was da s hand bu ut the fire ventually _ Trammg c"chool Laâ€" | family, are visiting < W. Treleaven. Dr. motored all the way being among the first nited States to reach d. Star last week says:l rthur Sauve, of Timâ€" ' ors this week at the id ‘Mrs. T. P. Doyle, ute for a five weeks‘ V ancouver and Banff, vÂ¥ of Chicago."" te, Sr., left on Friday l where she will visit where she will also m of specialists, havyâ€" r _ some months past. ds here will sincerely continued progress to ‘te 1'('('()\'(91')‘1 of Toronto, who was r brother, Mr. Bruce ast three weeks, left rning for lomntn by »he was later in reâ€" | age from Mrs. Smith had reached Toronto day morning. »r, mechanie at a Coâ€" d away a mateh after te. _ The mateh lightâ€" gasoline in which he ‘ parts, and the gasoâ€" ight, too. The result as a general fire startâ€" L. 0. Tremblay, District Passenger Agent ; per mile beyond to a‘l points in Maniâ€" plus !; cent. p°>r mE D€ tchewan and Alberta to and including Manitoba, Saskatchewan a: Calgary and Macleod. ing Edmonton, Calgary an For full particulars apply to any Canadian Pacific Ag Q= was Jatt e from M ad reached iv morninge mechani( iway a m 2â€"5, 7â€"8 and 0C ERSKINE COUPE too. ~‘The eneral fire as damage d burned eral fire startâ€" damaged, and burned while ire., â€" ‘The fire :ralled, and it of commisâ€" Timmins TICKETS GOOD GOING AUGUST 30, TRAVEL CANADEAN PACIFIC o o EUE CCE CR * L L * * 4 s * + 858484484484 *4 %*%*% * d e e o io i i n e d d ie td td ie d t ie n id i5 100105 10 10. 105 1 in o o o ie io is io io 5 o 5 o n i5 5 o in C The Finnish people of the districi have a wellâ€"deserved reputation for successful and pleasing picnies and sports days. For August 28th they are putting on another big pienic that is expected to outelass even the best of their previous successes. _ The event will commence at 12.30 sharp on Aug. 28th, at the Finnishâ€"Ukrainian picnic grounds at the Mattagami river. â€" A big programme of sports, athleties and novelties will be enjoyed. There will be 1500â€"metre races, 5000â€"metre races, relay races, broad jump, high jump, javelin throwing, as well as the usual run of races and other events for men, women â€" and children. _ Competing teams are expected to be here from Sudbury and Kirkland Lake, and it is expected that each event will see the very keenest competition. _ In their sports days the Finnish people feature athletic events demanding high physiâ€" cal training and condition of the comâ€" petitors. _ They specialize in racing, jumping, throwing the javelin and similar â€" events _ where _ individual strength and training are essential. The ordinary sports day is usually largely devoted to games such as footâ€" ball, baseball, softball, ete. . Not so with the sports of the Finnish people, who go in more for races, strength tests, _ At the same time their sports are kept most interesting and exciting for the onlookers. The comâ€" ing picnic will also feature the usual picnic pleasures. A large attendance is expected and given good weather the event is sure to be another big sueâ€" 48444 4* # Phone 103 for Appointments BIG FINNISH PIGNIG TD BE HFLD GN AUGUST 28 Competing Teams Expected from Sud bury and Kirkland Lake. Big Programme of Sports { Mr. Oliver Valley, of Kapuskasing was in town last week, called here by the illness of his wife. Mrs. Valley, who had been visiting here, was taken ill and ‘had to be removed to the hosâ€" pital for treatment. _ Their many friends in town and district will be pleased to know that Mrs. V alley was sufficiently recovered this week to be able to return home to Kapuskasâ€" The days grow shorter. Study hours under lamp light are again here. How about your child‘s eyesight? 1s it being injured by close study and long reading hours? The growing age of children is more often the time when eyesight is quite often abused until permanent corâ€" rection is never possible and the child later is foreed to wear eyeglasses all through life. On the other hand, prompt attention to weakened eyesight in younger years, often results in complete overcoming of slight defects in vision and later, glasses iecan be put aside. We specialize in examination of eyes and will tell you honestlvy whether glasses are needed or not.. 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