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Haileybury won from Dun SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1929 Birrell Bell‘s Concert Party GOLDFIELDS THEATRE ird Round nd Round id Round Finals und +4 yon from Meaâ€" 99 t PA AP P PPAAAE «t P P PA LAAA AC A PP PP P lt «tm stt P AP C PP CA AAL CBPAE lt INTY â€" ]gc AL J" "‘ea"‘jtf;,‘;,‘,‘,‘e;!‘gg‘;:“gj,,,b,,,e,‘FlAN BIG DEVELOPMENT | 2 > .. rso sns tom vmmms «< «/ (ff POWER ON THE ABITIBI : 2 We 4 ba 4 e + a l»ivs or 65 4+# in J on mm smm f1 Mcâ€" Be he either friend, lover or just plain husband, give him ice cream of our making and you are bound to please. All you have to do is to phone us the kind and quality and we will sent it any hour you specify. All you have to do is serve it as a dessert course or as a reéfreshment on a warm afternoon or evening. We tInake it fresh every day. PLEASURE ICE CREAM PARLOUR New stt anrmsite \ is cove Last week the fire chiefs and deputies of the Ontario Forestry Depart. °nt met in Toronto for a convention and course of instruction. There were twentyâ€"seven called in from various parts of the North by Hon. Wm. Finâ€" layson for the conference on subjects dealing with the duties of the forest fireâ€"rangers. The gathering this year was so successful and promises such helpful results that it is understood Hon. Mr. Finlayson intends to make it a yearly feature, enlarging on the idea and having it, as it were, a school of instruction for the fireâ€"ranging force of the province. Lectures on fireâ€"fightâ€" ing, weather observations, measureâ€" ments, and other features of the serâ€" vice, as well as on the air service, will be featured, the lecturers all to be men of distinction in their particular lines. At the convention last week all parts of the North were represented. Action Free Press:â€"Cups and medal are given for all kinds of athletic prow ess, but why not a prize for the bes snowâ€"shoveller, who shows his prowes on the walks surrounding his abode Snowâ€"shovelling is both useful and goo exercise. An epidemic of influenza is said to be raging in the Patricia district. Inâ€" dians and white men alike are said to be suffering from the disease, many nrosnectors being laid up at their judge that unl regularly they a school where school attendg The dance this (Thursday) evening in the Hollinger hall under the auspices of the Lancashire Football Club proâ€" mises to be an unusually pleasing one. In addition to some special novelties, such as a Charleston contest and an Old Country Waltz competition, the reâ€" freshments for the evening are to be particularly featured. lib Miss Betty Sinclair Asturned th week from Toronto. The next regular meeting of the council will be held on Feb. 10th, mencing at 4 p.m. OofI The boy Mrs. J. W. Wray, of Toronto, ha been visiting friends in town, renewin: acquaintances here. mencing a Six boy Rirkland ne uld FIRE FIGHTERS HOLD CONVENTION IN TORONTO. pFEATH OF MRS. M. PRITCHARD AT OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK he Canadian Le 30 ‘tors being laid v The airplanes are lp in the matter, ta and comforts and â€" f those particularly were up in juvenile court ; aike last week on the chars to attend school regularl romised to attend regular but were warned by t unless they went to scho 11 ndant ild nearel ng ~â€"laid _.up :at the rplanes are giving no! > matter, taking in mt iforts and bringing o1 articularly ill. buffet music | A1 Y s they went to school ould be sent away to they could not evade ce and where their be greatly curtailed. r here than Kirkland make a note of this. ib eft fetlunch w c will be prC ion orchestra if on Tuesda Florida an xt Department Impi 7i th hnha T‘i b i1 fhic mal able very sincere sympathy will be exâ€" tended to Messrs W. H. Pritchard and T.~ E. Pritchard, of Timmins, in the death on Sunday, Jan. 20th, of their mother, Mrs. M. Pritchard, who passed away at Hepburn hospital Odgensburg, N.Y., at the age of 73 years. The late Mrs. Pritchard had been ill for about a year and so her death was not altoâ€" gether unexpected, though coming as a decided shock. The funeral took place on Tuesday of last week at Brockville, Ont., services being held at the United Church and at the graveside. The Presbyterian minister from Ogdensburg journeyed to Brockville to assist in the services, volunteering this as a mark of sincere appreciation for the life and character of the late Mrs. Pritchard. Mr. â€"W. HK. Pritchardâ€"and Mr. T. K. Pritchard, of Timmins, were at Brockâ€" ville last week attending the funeral of their mother, while another son, Dr. J. A. Pritchard, of Ogdensburg, N.Y., was also among the mourners. The large attendance at the funeral and the many beautiful floral tributes testified to the high esteem in which the late Mrs. M. Pritchard was held by all who knew cher. She had spent practically all her life in the Brockville district where she was well known and greatly esteemed. enemy of a year‘s stan to the despatches from vious allegations of a s Lordship said, had bee retracted and he thou charge would be as con ed. Charged with having carnal knowâ€" ledge of a girl under 14, Rev. Ward B. Wlluston rector of Holy Trinity Angliâ€" can church, Cochrane, was arrested on Thursday last, later being allowed ou: on bail of $10,000.00. The girl said to be involved is 12 years of age and the family moved to Rouyn some months ago. ‘The alleged offence is said to have occurred in one of the church buildings. Rev. Mr. Williston appeared before Magistrate Tucker on Monday for preliminary hearing, the case being remanded and bail being renewed. wWith the Bishop of Moosonee and the mayor of Cochrane, Mr. Ivy, takâ€" ing leading part, a meeting of the conâ€" gregation of the church was held Monâ€" day evening of this week and the gathering went on record as believing absolutely in the innocence of the recâ€" tor and ready to stand by him to the finish. A fund of $337.00 was raised for his defence, with more promised. ‘The Bishop expressed his belief that the able leadership of Mr. Jas. Geiis,| es * ons the cantata was very pleasingly and | Sudbury Star:â€"A I successfully presented and all present| ported to have swallo were delighted with the effective and| This will be doubly e finished work of the Timmins Choral| | tooth brush was borrc Society. Some of those taking part in | North Bay Nugget the original presentation some weeks}thqt the United Stat ago were unable to be present have that neace n Bishop and People Sure Cochrane Rector Innocent There was a Anthony‘s hall for the second request, of the by the Timmin [Aheir philanthropic work the Salva Army can stage a big row, as wel some of the older denominations of before in limmins W ion. The Westmini are appearing again was necessary to turn sc( who have heard the fam« singers are enthusiastic Third avenu here shortly parl Drew Two rinks from Timmins are at Halleybury this week taking part in the bonspiel there, the chief trophy beâ€" ing the T. N. O. cup. The teams from here are as follows: Geo. Lake, S. T. Walker, Geo, 8. Famous Glee Singers Here Again For Toâ€"night inCc still Another Chain Store to Open in Timmins? London (Eng.) Punch:â€"The common an is endowed with certain inalienâ€" le rights, all of which he must keep hting for. Micuities in t e strikingly il le outbreak ilvation Arm1; Pembroke Standardâ€"Observer;:â€"C ing would seem sure that in spite eir philanthropic work the Salvat rowd Again With Cant Th That anot} ing m h hall ill 1 and I. Solomon, skip. H. MHill, D. Ostrosser, F. Francis i. W. Lang, skip. York Evening Post:â€"Currency Te with al n the way of war ly illustrated by the lamentâ€" ak in the highly esteemed unable to b other capabl ent _ a fair attendan all on Friday d presentation, b ie cantata, "Queen ins Choral Society dership of Mr. Jf ded icals entertainment ‘ St. Anthony‘s chu the auspict ympathy will be exâ€" W. H. Pritchard and of Timmins, in the v.. Jan,. 20th, of their large chain work of standin from CoI Delighted ata Presented om Cochrane. a similar kind been disproved a similar kind, His been disproved and hought the present completely disprovâ€" ert on a prop intemplate THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO _scores aw imous Brit d the e hing like yent was succe ind found gen lays. Timm pice thi gqul gene Gled pre sin ; Further sp 1I enIlt by te of a rccordin rlee ming f the Ki markabl it heard Atal Singers ring at ubtedly balt it 1¢CC o have rty on {U pe th On6 10 Highâ€"Grade Samples From Week‘s Run of the Press nim. New York Times:â€"N faces of some of the vau have been lifted is ther have their voices lowered to have that peace pact, even if it has to fight for It. Toronto Empire:â€"A young Englishman, . defended by a woman lawyer, has been found guilty, but the praise given his counsel by the presidâ€" ing judge must be very gratifying to a prelin propose: Plans for Large New Power Plant Near Mileage 70 North of Cochrane Now Reported on the Jam *% N. O. Rai ere i. ‘When the proj l1 mean anoth e North Count: reer number of ex1 39 $X * * * * 222222252E s * s 5 4 i ip i 85 35â€" 45 35 45 45 +****SSS*S*** * * * * 45 545 11 of the requir Smoked 2 lIbs. ............ 26¢ Mackerel, 26¢ Merring, 2 IbD8: .A 19¢ Stripped Cod, per Ib:............... 17¢ Silverbright Salmon, per lb....19¢ Cohoe Salmon, per lb............... 2 Chicken Halibut, per lb.......... 21¢ Kippers, 3 21¢ We have a shipment of Fresh Fish to arrive Friday morning including Soles, Fillet of Sole, Fillet of Haddock and Fresh Cod WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE sHIPMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VÂ¥EGETABLES FOR THE WEEKâ€"END p TRADE. CALL AND CHOOSE YOUR Our business continues to increase, duewe believe to the high quality of foodstuffs we handle, the polite and courteous attention of our clerks and regularity of our delivery service. You can depend upon us to supply you with the highest quality obtainable. Quality costs a few cents more but why spoil a meal for a few cents. DCer:â€"mausage, . «Lâ€"i1D8..IOr......::.., ad¢ Hegs.Pork, per.lb.......::..;...!... .q 28e lean Pork Chops, per Ib.......... 26¢ All meats handled in any of our stores is guaranteed to be the best Steer Beef obtainable Peameal Back Bacon, piece Peameal Back Bacon, sliced Round Stealk, â€"per 1b ......;....6. Pork Sausage, per Ib...........:". Beef Sausage, 2.lbs: for........ Cottage.lRolls, per 1b .:....... Fresh Picnic Hams, per Ib Pork Hocks,per‘lb‘..........., Breakfast Bacon, by piece Choice sliced Breakfast Pacon, the project be doubly emba THIRD AVE., TIMMINS TOWNSITE, TIMMINS FIRST AVE., SCHUMACHER DOME STORE 181 de erally believed that the Abiâ€" and Paper Company is inâ€" the project and rumour has power is being developed for n to the Sudbury district ortant mining enterprises d in addition to the elc bu opment near Mileag Bay extension of th y, some distance bey ‘minus of the road, i] 111 ?ioneer Store t gets under way it r <big enterprise for , as there will be a ien employed during period and it will ification for the exâ€" ernment Railway, if Phone 701â€"â€"702 IOourâ€"rf and the ib imno the Fish nd part imatt narti( I I to Our experience is that the economic housewife buys on quality s333 555 05 05 05 i5 i5 05 9505 05 05 4 4 4p4 * * * 54 4 i5 i5 4 4 i4 i 5 ts p o 8 4A 48448444444 4 4* DEXTRI MALTOSE, Reg 11 PINE STREET NORTH Phone No. 7 Thursday, Friday and Saturday This is our policy. We list the following bargains for "We Save You Money" Pine Street and River Road HORLICK‘S MALTED MILK Reg. $1.00 BASSETT‘S RUM BUTTER TOFFEE BARGAINS FOR BABY _ PATENT MEDICINES INFANT SYRINGES, Reg 23¢câ€"2 for 45¢ 26¢ 19¢ ic 19¢ 29¢ 29¢ 26¢ 27¢ 30¢ 28¢ CALIFORNITA Reg RUBBER PANTS 20%¢ BABY‘S OWN TABLETS Keg. 25¢. BABY TALC., Reg. : 18câ€"â€"2 for 35¢ HUNT‘S CHOCOLATES 7De¢. 1b. 69¢câ€"3 for $2.00 RECOLAC 98câ€"â€"2 : ASTORIA, Rea. 40c 27¢câ€"s3 for 80c NIPPLE "(Ccâ€"==B3 . Shredded Cocoanut, per lb....2l¢ Glace Cherries, whole, lb......... 47¢ Macaroni Spaghetti, 1 Ib,....11¢ Choice Mushrooms, 2 tins........ ble Maple Syrup, 4 gal tin........ $1.15 Maple Syrup, 4 gal. tin.......... 60c McLaren‘s Olives, 11 oz.......... 3aTe Norwegian Sardines, 2 for....25¢ Thig Peaches, 2 tin...........:.., 35¢ Burford Peaches, 2 Ib. tin......22¢ Calumet Soap Chips, pkt........ 14¢ Crosse Blackwell Catsup....25¢ Sherriff‘s Orange Marmalade oo 5ble Keiller’s Pineapple Marmalade perjar 25¢ Prlde of Valley Pears, 2 lb.....15¢ Javelle Water, per bot 9: s 10c Boarding House Supplies Apples, gallon tins, each.......... 55¢ Peaches,, gallon tins, each......85¢ OTTLES, Re 3 for 19¢ #ippies, UInNns, caci.......... Peaches,, gallon tins, each......85¢ Pears, gallon tins, each........... 85¢ Plums, L.S., gallon tins, each 65¢ Rhubarb, gallon tins, each....45¢ Pineapple, gallon tins, each....95¢ EXTRA SPEC Fine Indian Tea, per lb.......... Coffee pure ground, per lb.. Swansdown Cake Flour, pkt Beekist Honey, 2%5 Ib. tin.... Comb Shredded Cocoanut, per lb.. 8848434 * *4 4 *4 19¢c. 1b. Phone 705 Groceries for $1.95 STORAGE FIRSTS 37c. per dozen Reg. 10c for 19¢ FRESH FIRST EGGS 47. per dozen for DELICIOUS APPLES 100 BOXES GONLY re F. M. BURKE Regz. 60¢ 3€ sCOTT‘S EMULSION, Reg. $1.320 8909câ€"2 for $1.75 LISTERISNE, medium, F VICK‘S VAPO 30câ€"2 MATHIEU‘S SYRUP, KRKe 29câ€"3 for 85¢ KEPLER‘S MALT AND C LIVER OIL, Reg. $2.00 $1.49â€"2 for $2.95 LITSTERINE §#0m__ WATERBURY‘S COD OITIL, Reg. $1.0( 79câ€"2 for $1 KRUSCHEN SALTS, Re DODD‘s PILLS, Reg. 50¢ 39¢c.â€"3 for $1.15 PINEHAM‘S VEGETABLE COMPOUND, Reg. $1.49 BUCKLEY‘S, Reg. 75c GIN PILLS. Reg. 50c. 359¢c.â€"S3 for $1.15 174 WILSON AVENUE Hospital Cotton Reg. 90c¢c. Ib. Special 69¢ 5lc 45¢ 3 (€C 45¢ for $1.95 Keg. $1.20 for $2.50 for $1. ~3 LT RUB, Re; for 7T5¢ for 95¢ Phone 133 AND COD _ DJER KISS PERFUME, Reg 50c 3\'\i\‘\\\\\\%‘fl‘%\'\\fl\\\\\'%\‘; # OUR PRICES ON ORANGES, GRAPE é FRUIT, CELERY, LETTUCE, RHUâ€" / BARB, SPINACH, CARROTS AND 4 BEETS ARE VERY LOW Axp THE 4 * v * * Clark‘s Tomato Catsup 2 bottles for 38c Clark‘s Tomato Soup o tins 27¢. 1 cake Lux Toilet Soap 1 cake Lifebuoy Soap.. 1 cake Sunlight Soap.... 1. packet Rinso.............. i packet Lux :.....:....... D d Eggo Baking Powder 1 Ib. tin 31c Thomson‘s Seedless Raisins, 2 Ibs. 19¢. â€" Willowdale Butter 10 Ib. lots only, 45¢. 1b. Walkerton Butter 10 Ib. lots only, 47¢. Ib. 530¢ All Regular Sizes COLGATE‘S SHAVING 39¢câ€"2 for 75¢ HIND‘s HONEY ALMOND CREAM, Reg. 60¢. 39¢câ€"2 for 75¢ FROSTILLA, Reg. 350. 29¢ FROSTILLA, Reg. 50c. 39¢ ITALIAN BALM, Reg. 40c. 29¢ ITALIAN BALM, Reg, 60c 43¢ MENNEN‘S SKIN BALM Reg. 50c 39¢ MENNEN‘S SHAVING CREAM Reg. 50c¢. % WOODBURY TOOTH POWDER Reg. 35¢. 30¢â€" DJER KISS FACE POWDER POND‘sS CREAM, Reg All for PEPSODENT, 39¢ (at Pine anZ2 Third Ave.) MOIRS‘ CHOCOLATES FRESH EVERY WEEK Thursday, Jan. 31st, 1929 Both for 59¢ Cor, PINE AND THIRD Phone 423 HUMBUGS 29¢ 1b. Reg. 75¢ FACE POWDER Reg. 75¢. ‘} @OaAP, R for 69¢ Phone 72â€"A Roeg CREAM 50¢