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Ladies‘ Auxiliary Whist Drive on Monday Night The whist drive given on Monday evening by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary was very largely attended and proved most enjoyable. There were good prizes for the whist, the following being the win Thursday, May 16th, 1929 Prices Satonia Canned Fruits are Good Raspberries in Heavy iyg;p M'WNW A famous English Condi ment. 2 Bottles..........» Soap CUBAN PINEAPPLES, Large Size slize tin ...................... tÂ¥ des Peaches in Heavy Syrup STRAWBERRIES, Pints STRAWBERRIES, Quarts Spinach Special WESTON‘S SODA WAFERS Worcestershire Sauce Imported English Marâ€" malade Jar . 14c infants‘ Delight Toilet 2Is. or b 221C Post‘s se ERAN 2 FRUIT SPECIALS Friday and Saturday Only Prunes 9.15 a.m. 10.15 a.m 2.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m. 60/70 Medium Size size tin Rich in Vitamins Watch Our Window Bills for Daily Meat and Fruit Specials 25c/ Elfective May 17th to May 23rd inclusive 2 for 23¢ for on _ A Cooling, Effervescent 32c * :/fi Post‘s BRAN FLAKES 2 Packages for 2 Ic ners:â€"ladies, first, Mrs. Ormston, Sr.; second, Miss Lowther; third, Mrs. Deâ€" Feu; gentlemen, first, Mr. Hanam} seâ€" cond, Mr. Nippers; third, Mr. Perreault. After the cards there was a very pleasâ€" ant hour of dancing, music, etc. Miss Lowther sang two solos in very effecâ€" tive way and won mucnhn applause. Miss Lainsbury danced the Highland Fling, lontinuing the CaliforniaSeedless Raisins Assures Light Cakes ns EATON‘S FAMILY REMEDIES Health Salts For Sick Headaches Sherriff‘s Jelly Powders Cottage Cheese for Lamb Roasts Per Bottle Wallpaper Samples FREE !! Write for Our Big New Book of Mint Sauce Englishâ€"made from Full Cream Cheese Per Package 4â€"0%. A Crisp B @S.;...... tins 250 fast Food Fruut Saline | Epsom Saits 23¢ 19¢ 35¢ Pkgs fOr:.. Lbs for Semiâ€" Trimmed and a Tasty Meal _ 15¢ Tin Pilchard‘s While it Lasts Special Saturday 900 lbs. Pork Rolled Roasts Special Selling of 9¢ * pd Your family‘s enjoyment of their daily meals depends a great deal on the quality of the groceries you buy. In such an important matter, why not buy the best by choosing your requirements from the items listed below. Post Toasties A Crisp Breakâ€" pkgs. fast Food............ for 23C Grape Nuts Are Healthful and Nuâ€" tritious.. Pkg. , 170 .................. The Richlyâ€"Flavored Cup 4 : being roundly encored for her able work, and responded with equal effecâ€" tiveness with tMe Sailors‘ Hornpipe. W. A. Devine gave valuable assistance to the pleasure of the evening by his good work as accompanist. The next whist drive will be on May 2"th in the Oddfellows‘ hall. A Spicy Titâ€"Bit for Light Lunches The H Cleane Sâ€"oz. jar " Yellow an economical nourishing meal Pium J am «0_ 259C STORE HOURS 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Including Saturdays Heinz Salad Cream Beans Kippered Snacks Instant Postum Steel Wool andy Pkgs. r.(. 4 for lsc Ibs. for THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 28C TIMMINS PRODUGTION ARSI TALKIE MADE IN EMPIRE The people of Timmins and district will watch with great interest the work of the production here of the Empire‘s first allâ€"British, allâ€"talking motion picture film. With the good story seâ€" cured, the good dramatic talent to be used and the ideal material ready for scenes and dscriptive local colour, the venture should prove big success. MciIntyre Bowling League and Ten Pin Tournament The following are the scores for week ending May l1ith, for MciIntyre Bowlâ€" ing League, ten pin tournament:â€" NEWLANDS Cameron.:...... 1l1l:;.;.;.. 169..:::...: 136:::..::. 416 McNeil â€".......... I17....., s 398 Cooke ":;.......: 127::%:. 447 102.....;.. 1309..:;... 130;.:;.;. .376 Newlands ... :. 1423.;;..... 452 Cameron McNeil Cooke Tokio Newlands McNeil Boutet Green McMillan Angrignon Proulx ..... Staples . TT Ferguson . Attilio .. Weber ... Ambler Florence Marnig . Bonnell McGarry Campbell Fournier Welt . ..... McMillan McDonald Waddle .. Wilson ... Innis Tonkin It is understood that appeal has been entered in the case of John Ivanchuk sentenced last month to be hanged on June 2ist for the murder of Inspector Constable at Cochrane in 1926,. It is claimed that new evidence has been found to prove an alibi for the conâ€" victed man. A. G. Slaght‘s services are understood to be retained to conduct the appeal and the case for Ivanchuk in the new trial it is hoped to secure APPEAL BEING ENTERED IN CASE OF JOHN IVANCHUK for According to reports fellowâ€"countryâ€" men of Ivanchuk‘s havé been gatnerâ€" ing funds to finanté his appeal. This week a man was reported as being in 624.;.;.:.: 696.;..:..;. 624 Newlands, 4; S. McMillan, 0 ANGRIGNON 178 L 138B 121 115...;..;; 111 131..;:...: 133....;.. 114 eyguson ... 16G3;:.:.:... 170 'nmmins from Kirkland Lake with the avowed object of collecting funds to help the defence for Ivanchuk Angrignon, 3 643 M. McMillan, 4; 661 McMILLAN 100;;...... 137::.. 103........ 112;.; 108;:;...:; 142... 202.}...... 168... 741 633 706 : Weber, 1 McMILLAN 161....... 132. T14..;..:. 14D;. 133..%.,.. 127 151...;..:. 192 174 678 714 TONKIN 130....... 135 116........152 144 ...... 132 116...;....:.93 159 616 Tonkin, 0 697 176 145 120 122 143 136 127 148 135 142 699 126 127 151 178 121 114 170 698 680 152 159 137 119 113 136 136 129 178 168 749 146 179 185 110 745 125 416 398 447 376 452 327 348 341 377 551 515 430 356 378 457 \TALKINE ABOUT: 502 397 207 349 415 429 395 366 438 511 417 447 461 319 360 Man From Kirkland Lake Interested in Amateur Sport Looking Things Over Here. Mickey Watts Training Strenuously Report has it that a man very much interested in amateur sport at Kirkâ€" land Lake is in town at present to look over the lineâ€"up for the boxing exhibiâ€" tion to be put on at the skating rink at Timmins on Friday of this week, May 17th. There is little doubt but that the object is to get a lineâ€"up on Mickey Watts, who gives a 2â€"round exhibition on the 17th, and who fights Dutch Johnson here on June 3rd. The Kirkâ€" land Lake gentleman is not so much interested in the coming fight as he is in the fact that the Kirkland Lake camp is backing "Kid" Williams, a 20â€" yearâ€"old boy of promise of that camp, for the lightweight amateur championâ€" ship of Northern Ontario. No doubt he has seen or heard about the hardâ€" hitting "Dutch" and now wants to get a lineâ€"iuun on Watts to see if the Kirkâ€" a lineâ€"up on Watts to see if the Kirk land Lake boy has a chance again:s one or the other. The situation look promising. Mickey Watts arrived in Timmins short time ago from Pridgend, Wales. Watts has 7 years on Dutch, and got his training during and shortly after the great war. Watts takes a great interest in the novice, and is following his past procedure in the Old Country of teaching the young lads part of his bag of tricks, He has played amateur cricket and rugger in England for the past six years and is wholehearted in his efforts to participate in instructing the juniors in boxing. Being an old Special Readjustment Sale [y%3 48 © 11 Pine St. North Wilson Avenue cor., Pine i mrd Phone 7 Phone 870 Phone 423 ssress . ie 55 5555 55 35 355515 35 5630 900850005 00 00 05 00 05 10 00500000 E-i\\\\)\\,\*.\} t *% * * * * *A *A 6 o * b * **} 4 4 % * + A e mt i mt ooo ooo enc ons . c= 9 es Since our fire, it has been necessary to make nuâ€" merous alterations to our store, and in order to reâ€" duce the stock as much as possible we are offering for your benefit bargains that will astound you. Thursday Friday Saturday AT OUR THREE STORES Moth Balls, per lb Moth Bags, reg. $1.00 Tooth Brushes, reg. 50¢ Pocket Combs, reg. 25¢ Andrew‘s Liver Salts Nipples, reg. 10c McCoy‘s, reg. 60c reg. $1.00 Cuticura Soap Horlick‘s Malted Milk Feg. 60c ....;.;. Horlick‘s Malted Milk reg: ;:..... Horlick‘s Malted Milk Fepg. $5.715° ... snM Gillette Blades, reg. $1.00 Gillette Blades, reg. 50¢ Castoria, reg. 40¢ Lunch Kit and Vacuum Bottle complete, reg. $2.00.................. Baby‘s Own Tablets, reg. Tacuum Bottles, reg. $1.00 Bring Your Prescriptions to us for Accuracy and Pure Fresh Drugs. Gramophones Repaired Old Exchanged for New 'â€"-â€"uâ€"l.-. (p i i ce i 0 campaign man, if one wishes him such, he does not for a mil derestimate his opponent, Dutc son. Watts keeps a close gua in action, but Dutch is rigl with an uppercut that up and leaves them open to t two" permit tha PEDESTRIAN: Hil Why don‘t you put ‘We WORKMAN: "But, sir, that‘s wot I‘m aâ€"doin . AI‘ 011 She PROEITS 7 ‘ L // / ;////’/’I // "”Aot’“ c [ + M 4 s . [\ / C the } mail this :\ es x t ;’_‘ s \‘ \:_\n‘\ \\ *ap \\\\\ » ‘ \ \(he n -\__-,..‘3 tsld |\‘ .e \M â€" yo Te k Y //////7////4//////: Are You Sharing in the ce. Watts, hits | but Dutch can t Founded 1904 Phone 100â€"101 69¢ 25¢ 49¢ 49¢ 79c¢ 21¢ 39d¢ 30¢ 309¢ 49¢ 94¢ 0c a minute un Dutch John Eno‘s Salts Kruschen Salts Fruit Salts, reg. Dextri Maltose, reg. $1.00 Kepler‘s Malt and Cod Liver Oil, reg. $2.00,.:.. .oz dn ¢ Seribblers Seribblers, Seribble Scissors, all sizes, reg. $1.25 Bayers‘ Aspirin Lysol guard whet Quinine Wine, a splendid spring tonic,:reg. . 22. c 6 Wincearnis Nestle‘s Food Have your Flatware engraved at our corner drug store. The jewellery department is in charge of Mr. C. A. Remus ayers‘ Aspirin, ayvers‘ Aspirin tI news 18 therefo your 1 wA tI Market places ADDRES® reg IN THE MINING â€" MARKET BrS, Tace Powder ; prm1a,rfl}’ ore at pespat It is rather peculiar of the training of Jol Johnson spends an h nipper me reg. be reg. 10c reg.. 25¢ 40c be in the pink compary‘ s ward his own request @ire doit Timmins, Ont. cor. Pine Third Phone 423 LC and irce of pYOfiL name 0 _ receive YOI h week. obngation. with a thud t rmed on YÂ¥ 'Sdii;fl%z; % id w ho 2 for 5¢ 3 muck Passing S to compa nson and ur each able I## | 42 chang L. on % 59¢ 69¢ 69¢ 10c 20¢ 39¢ 17¢ 59¢ 68%¢ 60¢