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3A Hm....hm.._mmmmmm555555555555555mmmmmmfiwnfimm55555555555555555555555 Thursday, Sept. 12th, 1929 The Goldfield Drug Store 8 Third Avenue WE SELL FOR LESSâ€"WHY PAY MORJI PHILLIP‘S MILK MAG NESIA, Roeg. 50¢c. PEAR sOAP More and more reople are buying their drug store needs at our store every day hecause our prices are lower. The stock is complete and the merchandiseo fresh. â€" Besides the many cutâ€"rate prices prevailing in our store all the time, we are pleased to offer these bargains. for CUTIâ€"RATE DRUGS AGENTS FOR PICARDY CANDIES 17¢ 14¢ PARKER‘S TAR SOAP Kid or Linen Writing Paperâ€" 30 Sheets Paper 8() 30 Envelopes * A REGULAR STZH PERFUME Wi.i 3 FLOWERS F AT QUKR REGU] TICKY FLY PAPER JILS, Reg. 35¢c. doz. Timmins LE 3 FLOWERS ki LARGE BOX FACE POWDER JLAK PRICE CF %% STORFE HOURS BEDTIME PILLS Reg,., 25¢. HORLICEK‘S MALTED MILK, KReg. $1.00 WOODbEURY VANISHING CREAM, Reg. 50c Large, Reg. 45¢ LYSOL DISINFECTAN‘T WILSON PADS, R R C PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM, Reg. 35c. POISON FLY ‘a;. 106c.="2 â€"for veg cakes for THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Phone 6148 M 87 Co oE C 34 J Miss Edna Daw, was a recent visitor gested as more suitable for Divisio Court as the man chirged had no hired the plaintiff, the later apparentl being placed at work by a subordinate A couple of other cases, includin: charges of breach of the game laws, ar assault case and other charges ar mentioned elsewhere in this issue. car was a charge pretences the taxi the court pested a There were.more than the usual ber of cases at poli¢ce court this Liquor cases predominated, but were other cases also before the One drunk paid the usual $10.0 costs, while another was allot week‘s remand. Three drunks wh coh and NUMBER OF CASES AT THIS WEEK‘S POLICE COURT HERL t] i driv , the driver ithlet ssed a total of $ taining credit un amount includin bill and the if [ebi Dill and im for wa suitable charg ‘1ving total of ha n tne usual numâ€" um ‘ uns court this week. nated, but there' Mr. before the court.| Priday usual $10.00 and | South. New Liskeard Tiinmins. nd ch riled QwWEeq oE ho hac i Kirkland Lake, Scpt. 11â€"Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson, of Lake Shore Mines, | left for Michigan on Sunday for a visit | of some ten days. \__Mr. and Mtrs. Minto Brownscombe ‘ are in town for several days. Mr. ‘ Brownscombe, who used to be located |at Timmins, is now with the Canadian | Bank of Commerce at Toronto. The King Edward Cafe, Government Road, was officially opened to the pubâ€" uc toâ€"day. Mr. Fred Kenning, M.P.P., is in Kirkâ€" land Lake for a few days seven years in the Malay Statesâ€" British Government, having cha: one time in Singapore of 300 m connection with garbage collection is also the holder of the certific: the Royal Sanitary Insiitute h passed his examination for th Newcastleâ€"onâ€"Tyne. Prior to ths he had training as a plumber an ne nhnad training as a plumber a: a general knowledge of buildin was badly wounded in the late sSOoME INTERESTING ITEMS OF KIRKLAND LAKE XEWS spesctor had on inspect! The â€" Pembroke last wesk says:â€" superintendent of Society for the Co his wife, and da been visiting their O‘Brien." sunday last. There were gations at the services, dresses by Rev. Mr. Conn v ful and earneost. On Greenwood Mr. Davidson ties at Sudbu D1 Mirs. A her re Miss Alice O tom Edward is spending a ike DIED 36 d Nugget Rebekat Thursday, Sept. 12 _ visitors cordially V li11@a m Grod k:i n M ng a fc hur Ol ind Mrs. E mmiIin DW th M w â€" Paydor he Rebeka pay her Cc Rebskah ic mald, now of Kirkland i appoinited sanitary inâ€" | ) township of Teck. He, experience as sanitary re city of Glasgow and| the Malay States of the | I*C daughter heir siste ho nn, of eacher : Church, aere weyr )11 Mr. A. G. Carson, the Children‘s Aid hrane district, with f M Ater, Patsy ister, Mrs. andardâ€"Observyc M up official odge, " th: Kir HFC ind the rere thou re, Timmir All membe 1l Ream land | ion. HC Ott embl 1 * have Lak n hi Hoe pelal fring is a profile of George I scription "Georgius Re while on the other sic ccat of arms, with an time and wear have This rare old coin is o K. Joseph, Montgomery The New Liskeard Sp ays:â€"*‘The second grC on a morning glory vir gular morning glory | brought us as a curic commence at 9 pm. Burton Holland ind his Club Royal orchestra will proâ€" ride the music for the evening and all ther features of the evening will be ip to the wellâ€"known high standards {f the Cornish Soczcial Club. Another Very Interesting Com of George Third m Guaranteed by CAKAD}A®P 12 second lot of tals, being prac nge. Would thi the plant from )ry originated?" \nnu: Sudle C TAE 2424A % 4 4 444 As e t alics t cce inA d c P N Sn i $ oh. Anocther mmil rl 11 A few dollars down flower Northern Distributorsâ€"Jdackson Bros Timmins, Ont. rittendanct GENERAL@@ELECTRIC Refrigerator proauces OAK gea The car that responded so quickly and ably to your demand last sum1 will do the same in the coldest weather if you supply it with a dubric; that will neither freeze nor gum up its moving parts. Such a lubric: is "OAK" Motor Oil. A special treatment makes OAK different from all other oils. 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