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Is there a Perfect Shoe . The Dack shoe isâ€"that is as near perfect as human skill and care can make it. When you realize that Dack‘s have for over 100 years been measuring and fitting men‘s feet both in their shops and by mail and that men from Halifax to Vancouver, year after year order their shoes from Dack‘s by mail ; the above claim does not seem so far from the truth. Our new illustrated Spring Style Book is now ready and will gladly be mailed free on request. Branch Shops in : Montreal, Hamilton, Windsor, Winnipeg and dalgary. (From Maker to Wearer) 73 King Street West Toronto o DJ â€" Y u l CK““'"' hours | Cooks in 21/2 *a mlmnt«‘-s Ask for your copy today. THE GEORGE TAYLOR HARWARE LIMITED To get the best from your radio~â€"â€" check up your "tubes Tort UXâ€"226 UYâ€"227 UXâ€"280 UXâ€"17]Lâ€"A DISTRIBUTO RS REAL SPIRIT OF NORTH The engine, according to this auâ€" SHOWN IN LARDER LAKE | thority, is more powerful than a year ago, with 200 inches of cylinder disâ€" On sevaral occasions reference has| placement and developing fiftyâ€"seven been made in The Advance to inciâ€"| horsepower. Refinements include 2 dents showing the fine "spirit of the : harmonic balancer and counterâ€"balancâ€" North Land" that prevails at Larder \.ed crankshaft; larger valves, manifold Lake and other smaller towns in this | and carburetor; sturdier rear axle; reâ€" country. Another of thqgse pleasing | designed transmission assembly and new evidences of the "true North Land | Hotchkiss drive with two universal spirit" is given by The Northern News , joints. last week. The Northern News sayS:‘| paralleling the new performance of "Perhaps in the whole North CountTy | power plant are beautiful new longer there is not a community whose pubâ€" | ang wider Fisher bodies. Overall lic spiritedness is more apparent than | length has been increased to 167 inches. Larder Lake. On different occasi0ons | On the hood a smart new louvre groupâ€" the citizens there have through N | ing sets the car instantly apart in trafâ€" organized effort helped one of thelr fge In manner unlike the conventionâ€" own to whom misfortune has fallen. On Sunday, February 3rd, Mrs. Urho Altonech was removed to Rouyn hosâ€" pital, where after two weeks of sufferâ€" ing, death came as relief. Mr. Altoâ€" neh, formerly employed by one of the mines, had been out of work all winâ€" tre due to their closing and the illâ€" ness and funeral expenses of his wife found him in straitened circumâ€" stances. The citizens of Larder Lake and Crown City immediately came to his relief with the result that $127 was raised to help Mr. Altonech take care of his financial burden. The acâ€" tion of the citizens is to be comâ€" mended. It is little brotherly actions like this that makes this old world a pleasanter place to live in and makes Make sure your set is equipped with genuine radiotrons made by the Pioneers of Radio. Their characteristics of clarity, power and deâ€" pendability assure comâ€" plete satisfaction. Sold by leading dealers everywhere. ;"xhan feei that brotherly love is reality." Westinghouse St. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus:â€"If you have a constructive suggestion to offer on any problem affecting the town or surrounding district, write a letter to the editor. Open discussion of this kind makes for the best solution in the long run. In writing, remember that we should all belong to the construction gang, rather than the wrecking crew. CGenuine Paralleling the new performance of power plant are beautiful new longer and wider Fisher bodies. Overall length has been increased to 167 inches. On the hood a smart new louvre groupâ€" ing sets the car instantly apart in trafâ€" fic. In manner unlike the conventionâ€" al, the louvres all are grouped in one panel, and extend horizontally across the bonnet. The Fisher ~~so= wuaies all have adjustable driver‘s seats, smart new sun visors of allâ€"metal construction, tilting beam headlights operated by foot conâ€" trol, ebony finish instrument panel with individual mounting and illuminaâ€" tion by two shielded bulbs, smart ellipâ€" tical windows in rear, slender ebony finish steering wheel and deep luxuriâ€" ous upholstery in solid colors harmonâ€" izing with the new and beautiful exterâ€" ior Duco combinations. Smart low wheels of the heavy artillâ€" ery tenâ€"spoke type, with large hub caps and flanges, take 29 x 5 nonâ€"skid cord tires. The smaller wheels, however, do not affect road clearance, which is ample at 8% inches. Special equipment, consisting of six wire or demountable wood wheels and tires, with spares carried in front fender wells, is availâ€" able at extra cost. Safety is assured by the new dirtâ€" andâ€"waterâ€"proof fourâ€"wheel brakes, of the internal expanding type, with a useful parking brake on the main driveâ€" shaft. Riding ease comes from luxuriâ€" ous upholstery, improved springs and Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers on all four wheels. Seven models comprising the line are a fourâ€"door sedan, twoâ€"d@por sedan, sport roadster with folding rumble seat, sport phaeton, coupe, and two new typesâ€"a customâ€"like landault sedan with a folding top over the rear quarter section for all weather driving, and a convertible cabriolet with rumble seat. Features characteristic of the entire line include larger headlamps of modiâ€" fied bullet type design with chromeâ€" plated door and narrow rims, running boards bound with polished aluminum moulding, hood catches cadmium platâ€" ed, new tire carrier supported on sturdy brackets, VV windshield on closed body types, rear view mirrow, automatic windshield cleaner, new approved comâ€" bination stop and tail light, larger motorâ€"driven horn and theftâ€"proof locks. TWO KIRKLAND LAKE BOYS GIVEN STRAP BY POLICE ..‘The Northern News last week says:â€"| "With the consent of his father in one case, and of his mother in the other, two local coys, aged 10 and 12 years were on Friday sentenced in Juâ€" venile Court to six stripes with a strap, after they had pleaded guilty to havâ€" ing participated with two other boys in a number of petty thefts, which inâ€" cluded the taking of money from the charity boxes at the local Roman Cathâ€" olic church: the stealing of some skis frocm the United church; entering a house and stealing some money from ; a cash box, as well as the taking of | chocolate, cigarettes etc., from several‘ stores. During the hearing of evidencel it was intimated that at least one of the boys expressed a hope that he would be sent to the industrial schooli to which place two of his chums were committed a short time back, It was shown that though ordered on that occasion to report ‘weekly to Inâ€" spector O‘Hara the boys had fatlied to do so. In passing sentence istrate â€" Atkinson commented that apparently nothing less than a strapâ€" ping would have any effect. He had decided not to send the boys to the Industrial school. The two lads who were apparently the leaders would each receive six stripes with a strap to be administered by a police officer. The parents could be present if they desired. The other two boys were "orâ€" dered to report each week to Mr. Oâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE_,‘ZP‘I‘MMINS, ONTARIO Word from Sudbury is to the effect that an appeal has been entered against the finding of the judge and jury in the recent case against Arvo Vaara, editor of the Finnish newspaper, Vaâ€" paus, who is at present serving a term of six months at Burwash prison farm after being convicted of seditious libel and sentenced to the prison term anc also to pay a fine of $1,000, or another two years. Nine points are mentioned as the grounds for the appeal, these nine points being as follows:â€" charge against me, counsel for the prosecution referred to and commentec | upon the failure of the person charged to testify. Il (2) The learned judge failéd to state to the jury material facts in the eviâ€" dence favourable to the accused and stated inaccurately and prejudicially to the jury portions of the evidence unfavourable to the accused and in particular, the learned judge misstatâ€" ed and unfairly stated the evidence of the witnesses, Alquist and Hill, with regard to the alleged control of¢ the acâ€" cused over the publication complaing» of and responsibility for such publicaâ€" tion and he failed to define to the jury the kmd of control and responsibility required to found criminal responsibiliâ€" ty. (3) The learned judge erred in not withdrawing the case from the jury on the failure of the Crown to prove that it was the accused who committed the offence charged and the learned judge neglected to properly charge the jury that the burden of proof with regard to the offence rested on the Crown throughout and especially in regard to the charge that it was the accused who committed the offence. (4) The learned judge incorrectly stated the law with regard to the pubâ€" lication of a seditious libel and he should have ruled that the words comâ€" plained of are not capable of supportâ€" ing a charge of seditious libel. (5) The indictment should have been quashed as prejudiced to the accused on the following grounds: (a) It joinâ€" ed in one count a number of offences involved a multiplicity of charges. (b) It contained accusations against the accused which are no:t offences at law. (c) It did not describe with sufficient clearness the offences charged, so aAs to allocate the particular words alleged to be criminal, and to allocate the |particular words or passages which are 1c1aimed to be expressive of seditious intentions to the respective intentions alleged to have been expressed. (6) The learned judge erred in adâ€" mitting evidence which should not have been admitted and in excluding eviâ€" dence which should not have been exâ€" cluded. â€" (7) Particulars were wrongfully reâ€" fused to the accused. (8) The conviction was against the evidence and the weight of the eviâ€" dence. (9) The penalty was unduly severe. Counsel for the accused adds: "If a new trial is directed I desire that such new trial be before a jury." It is understood that application was made for bail, pending the hearing of the case by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. It pays to be honest, and prompt in showing that honesty. A lady lost a purse this week containing some valuâ€" able papers, but no money of any acâ€" count. She arranged for an advt. in ‘The Advance for the recovery of the purse, offering $5.00 reward. A boy picked up the purse and noting the address on an envelope inside at once took the property to its rightful owner. The advt. apparently had brought reâ€" sults before it was printed. The lady was so pleased at the boy‘s promptness that she not only paid the reward but gave him the price of the advt. as an additional bonus for the promptness of his honesty. Quite a few honest people wait for an advt. to appear 10 see if there is any reward. piâ€"e which is thought to have origiâ€" nated from dust and dirt in the casâ€" ing around the furnace, did about $2500 damage to the house and contents of the home of A. J. Elliott, postma«ter at Kirkland Lake last week. ;vaw T0 BF EXTENDED N NORTHERN ONTARIO Announcements of particulars interâ€"| est and importance to this North Land were made in the Ontario Legislature this week by Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, premier of Ontario, according to desâ€" patches from Toronto. In the first place Hon. Mr. Ferguson | roiterated his attitude regarding the development of the St. Lawrence Waâ€" terways. He was quite plainly against anything that might jeopardize Canaâ€" da‘s control over her own waterways. The premier also announced the Govâ€" ernment policy regard to Hydro power, particularly in reference to its extenâ€". ’sion in this North Land. ‘ The premier‘s announcements were made in answer to questions asked by T. K. Slack (Progressiveâ€"Dufferin) who before the orders of the day referred ‘ to newspaper comment on recent ‘speeches in the House. Premier Ferguson announced that | hydro was to be extended in Northern Ontario to give settlers in the less setâ€" tled areas the advantages accruing to those in the more populous districts. \ He also warned that if "insidious proâ€" lpagandp.’ of the United States power trusts against Hydro in Ontario did@ ‘not cease, the government would not | hesitate to use its power of exproâ€" | priation and buy up small private ‘power plants. This announcement folâ€" lowed Mr. Slack‘s reference to the situâ€" ‘ation in Bruce County, where private ‘interests now hold power leases. Premier Ferguson Tells Legislature Several Private Power Plants Have Been Bought Mr. Slack urged that the Premier anâ€" nounced his policy regarding the St. Lawrence, which, he said, was of paraâ€" mount interest. He said the province expected the Prime Minister to provide leadership in the matter. Mr. Ferguson replied that while his attitude was well known, he would say that the St. Lawrence waterway was primarily a Dominion matter. Ottaâ€" wa had the entire control, while Onâ€" tario had no official status. He beâ€" lieved that everybody favoured develâ€" opment, but the difference was as to ways and means. He said Canada had developed its own great system of canals and had undertaken the enlargement of the Welland Canal He did not see why at this stage a big partner should be taken in. "We must dig canals on our own side of the International Boundâ€" ary. We cannot be ordinary share~â€" holders in this great enterprise," he declared. As for Hydro, the Prime Minister said expansion was planned in Northern Ontario and in the last few months half a dozen private power plants had been purchased, one of them located in Ssudbury. The water powers of the North were to be linked up with Hydro. He said insidious attacks believed to be inspired by United States power trusts had been made on Hydro. Hyâ€" Northland Motor Sales Now Plymouth â€" Motors‘ car in the lowestâ€"priced fieldâ€"comes to you at substantially lower pricesâ€" with quality unchanged. No other car in its class gives Plymouth‘s inherâ€" ent economyâ€"no other car at anywhere near its price offers Plymouth‘s fullâ€"size, its marked safety of control due to weatherproof hydraulic fourâ€"wheel brakes, and its characteristic Chrysler power, speed and pickâ€"up. Piymouth presents even greater contrasits with olther cars in its price range "The death occurred very suddenly,* while at his work, on Friday, Feb. 22nd in South River of John MacDonald. Deceased was born in Sheen and was in his 48th year. He enlisted with the 159th Battalion and later joined the Canadian Mounted Rifles in England. ‘The funeral was held from the home of his motherâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. Frank Cumâ€" mings, on Sunday afternoon at 230 o‘clock, war veterans of Sturgeon Falls attending. Service was conducted in the Roman Catholic church by Rev. Fr. Theriault and interment was made in the Roman Catholic cemetery. He is survived by his wife; four children, Milton, Norman, Rhoda and Frances; his father, Daniel MacDonald of Mathâ€" eson: five brothers, William, of Red Lake: Tom, of Matheson; Edward, of Elk Lake: Mack or mortn Bay, and Anâ€" gus of Timmins; and two sisters, Mrs. Roberts, of Matheson, and Mrs. Cochâ€" rane of Toronto." dro has never resorted to expropriation but if "efforts to undermine this great provincial structure," continued, he said, the government would not hesiâ€" tate to expropriate. ‘"We will put them out of business, paying what is fair," said the Premier referring to privately operated power plants. 18 PINE STREET.SOUTH Telephone 400 * NT A 'rf ’f;, ie TIMMINS, ONTARIO F.0.B. WINDSOR , ONT. To see the new Plymouth is to pronounce it beautiful beyond any car with which it may be compared. To ride in it is to recognize quickly why Plymouth is everywhere conceded today‘s greatest value in the lowestâ€"priced field. e Coupe, $820; Roadster (with rumble seat), $850;, 2â€" Door Sedan, $860; Touring, $870; De Luxe Coupe (with rumble seat), $870; 4â€"Door Sedan, $890. All prices £.0.b. Windsor, Ontario, including standard facâ€" tory equipment (freight and taxes extra). CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUC "‘- f ’l t% b\.{:fi ".1 # s 2 + ‘;‘."..ofi"\\h * 4, * !.,. A . «t I‘ve forgotten I ever had any nerves Your doctor will tell you how the act of chewing relaxes and soothes strained nerves, and how the health ful cleansing action of Wrigley‘s refreshes and tones you up all round. Aids digestion. Thursday, March 7th, 1929 WRIGLEYS ; the handy pack fFive DBachelors