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# im# Ironized Yeast did it, says Mre. Benoit. Thousands say 5 to 15 Ibe. vanish overnicht. Skin like magic. Get over ears like Ironized Yeast ublatn‘ir W. C. Dillon Transfer Coal, Wood and Ice Phone 88 Box 617 SsoOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT. Thursday, Feb. 6th, 1930 c o e o nA L L L # _ aeteateatest oc ooooooooooxooooooooouooooo?oo P ~Â¥ * BU € BUTTER # * *.,* *# 04# 0’000.. * .“ * #, ‘s**/** *4 * * *# @ * *# * + ## @ *# *4 # *# *4 * 4 Cad t# # # *4 # # +4 w * #4 «* < 44 # # SPECIAL ¢#4 * ® *# # *# *4 4 # #* w * *# + * #4* * * w4 + # *4 + * *4 * *# *4 # < #4 * # *4 # *# #Â¥4 # *# ..00 * *s "After Baby, Was Weak, Skinny. Gained 22 Lbs." EXTRA § The favorite of many families, not because of its low price but for its fine flavor. Try it today. Extra Special â€" Pain Shrimps BROOMS SPECIAL! â€" PURE JAM 5â€"String, Good Quality Delectable Sea Food SPECIAL! 37C Pascall‘s English Candies Jar 40â€"o0z. 6â€"19h 3Ac MA Mc BURGLAR WALKS IN TRAP AT SCHUMACHER STORE Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Jarrett, who have been spending a vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joyner, left on Sunâ€" day for their home in Sudbury. Good Work by Schumacher Policd, Excellent Concert at Schumacher. Other News Items from Corâ€" respondent at Schumacher. Schumacher, Feb. 5th, 1930. Special CABBAGE Per :: SPANISH ONIONS 3 108 NORTHERN SPY APPLES, 3 lbs for... Ovaltineâ€"For restful sleep, small tin Marshall‘s Herringsâ€"Noted for flavor, 1â€"!Ib. tin .............. 22¢. Groceteria. Housechold Rlend 4 lbs. for 19¢ Carrots Firm and of Uniform Make this the standard of excellence for your table â€" You will like its sweet deliâ€" cate flavor â€" Kiddies leave no crusts when their bread is spread with it SUNGLO Brand Creamery Butter is sold only by this Saton:ia The Finest Buiter at the Price â€"~ In the New /â€" halfâ€"pound tin _ Tin SPECIAL AND NOW TRY THIS DELICIOUS Makes â€" Hand Water Soft Gillex Keeps Toilet Bowls Clean And Odorless Monarch Per Pastry Flour 24 1b bag 17¢ 20¢ 25¢ 50c. : Perlb. 455C /4â€"lb. Mr. J. H. Sandwith has beeq in town during the past week renewing acquainâ€" Mr. Ray Asiistine returned last week from the United States after spending a very pleasant holiday. Master Stirling Hayward, who has been confined to the house with pneuâ€" monia, is able to be out again. Mr. Frank Hicks, who had the misâ€" fortune last week to have his finger badly injured at the mines, is now proâ€" gressing favourably. Burglars and shopâ€"lifters were busy in Schumacher on Saturday night, when Sam Bucovetsky‘s store was enâ€" tered by the small window in the rear of the building. Some cash has been Rowntree‘s â€" Elect Cocoaâ€" rich full flavored, 14 1b Glacier Brand Sardinesâ€"in pure olive oil, 2 tins Yor‘ 23c. CRANBERRIES Per : lb. .. LEMONS, Messinas G AOT:: ... B.C. DELICIOUS APPLES, large, per‘ doz FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, large, 2 for..... Sauce Per Bottle per peck 43c Quality Guaranteed Cooking Apples SPECIAL tin THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Quick Suds Lge. that last Pkg. SPECIAL 25c. 33¢C 17¢ 49c 271C Per found missing and it is understood that some other goods have been taken. The police are working on the case and soon hope to bring the unworthy citizen to justice. The second store to be burglarized was entered on Saturday night or early Sunday morning. This grocery store is operated by Messrs Giovanelli apd Zanchin, of Timmins. The proprieâ€" tors, having suspicion that some goods were being taken, laid various traps, and the victim easily walked into the last trap on Sunday morning. Conâ€" stable Noyse, who had been in waiting for some considerable time, was in the end rewarded when the thief almost walked over him. The unfortunate man was rather surprised when Conâ€" stable Noyse told him to "put them up," and in very short space of time C. Fulton was on the scene, and their man was soon behind the bars. The police department is to be congratulated upâ€" on their smart piece of work. A box social will be held in the baseâ€" ment of the United Church on Februâ€" ary 13th under the auspices of the Young People‘s Club. Don‘t forget your box, and you are sure to have a good time at the Young People‘s social. It is pleasing to hear that Mastetr Billy Turner, who underwent an operaâ€" tion last week, at the Timmins hospital for appendicitis, is improving fine. We all wisch him a quick recovery to health. A very nice concert was given last week in the United Church over which the Rev. T. E. Kennedy presided, the artists coming from Timmins, South Porcupine and Schumacher. The audiâ€" ence were given their first treat, by the male quartette, Messrs Roberts, Dockâ€" ing, Bawden and Trebilcock, which was loudly applauded. Miss Cotcher next favoured the audience with a solo. This gifted singer is always a welcome soloist to the Schumacher people. She was loudly applauded. Mr. W. H. Wilâ€" son accompanied at the organ, with Birrell Bell, violinist. The hit of the evening was that of Bandmaster Bridges, of South Porcupinge, with his orchestra and Masifer Jack Bridges taking the vocal items. Master Jack was loudly applauded. He sure knows how to handle the traps. Another very pleasing item was that of the mixed quartette, Mrs. Docking and Mrs. Roâ€" berts, Messrs Thomas and Bawden. Miss Sinclair, of Timmins, showed her talent as a reader and was well enâ€" cored. Miss R. Mair imen favoured the audience with two solos, which were well rendered, and sheâ€"received a great applause. The beautiful tenor voice of Mr. C. Roberts was next heard in two solos. Solos were also well rendered by Miss Eyers, of South Porcupine. young singer with a very sweet voice: Mrs. C. Robsorts, and Mr. D. Cregg, of Schumacher; saxaphone solos by Bandâ€" master Bridges, South Porcupine; pianoforte solo, Miss C. Reynolds, south Porcupine; banjo and guitar selections by Birrell Bell and his asâ€" sistants. Sceottish airs were well renâ€" dered by Mr. W. H. Wilson on the orâ€" gan. The Rev. Kennedy, in his closâ€" ing remarks, thanked all the artists for their assistance in making the conâ€" cert such a success. Capt. Tonkin took first place last week in the McIntyre league by a wellâ€" merited victory over Capt. Angrignon. This game was hotly contested, as there apparently is strong rivalry between the two teams. The Weber and Newâ€" land game was a hardâ€"fought game, Newlands winning the first frame by 22 pins; Weber came back strong durâ€" ing second frame and won by 84 pins; going into the third frame with Weber 64 pins up, Newlands‘ team strove hard for the lead and won by 49 pins; thus they divided the points. Jenkins had a runâ€"away victory over McMillan, and secured all the 4 points. The most spectacular performance durâ€" ing the week was that of Capt. Tonkin with a nice total of 758 pins in three strings. Other notable performances were that of S. McMillan and Boutet with 704 and 702 respectively. The following were the matches played durâ€" ing the week in the McIntyre bowling league:â€" R:s ProulxX" ... 176.;...:; 187:..:.... 637 .......: 1394...:;.. 9 iank 184..;.:., 318 MclLellan ... 143:.....:: 519 ;..;1....:2... 269.;.:.... 240.:..\.. 240:....... 758 Feldman ... TT3 id 304 Ambler ... hests m sys 135 :. s ty y e ie 1235 125 Totals ... Newkirk ... Budavick . McDonald Angrignon Dumimy . Tonkin, 4 points; Angrignon, 0 points. Weber ...s:::@4..4... 197;";;.:.: 150.;....;, 577 Marshall ... 128;:.:%. 447 Flora‘ 194.....;,; 210.:;..:..:. 645 Langley . ....;....... 176.;..;.;.. 169......:. 517 Arnoilt.".:.:... .k.i. 181l.:..;:,. Ll2.....+ 605 Totals . Staples .. Duxfield Stratford McNeil .. Totals 945 Weber, 2 points; Halliwell ... 159. TTHMS esd s i ids 187. Fournier ... 193. McMillan .......152. Dunmmy‘ .:......... 132 Totals . Boutet Cameron McNeil ... Jenkins . McMillan There will be a dance in the Hollinâ€" ger Recreation hall on Saturday evenâ€" ing of this week, Feb. 8th, under the auspices of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, commencing at 8.30 p.m. The Club Royal orchestra will provide the music and there will be a happy time for all. The St. John Ambulance Briâ€" gade has the pleasing gift of providing the best of social events, and all are invited to this dance with the suggesâ€" tion that they come early and make a night of it. ‘Totals :......l.. 1082 1079 1041 3202 McMillan, 0 points; Jenkins 4 points. The standing of the league up to and including Feb. 1st is as follows:â€"Tonâ€" kin, 20 points; Angrignon, 19 points; Jenkins, 19 points; Newlands, 14 points; McMillan. 12 points; Weber, 12 points. Totals 2713 134 143 269 173 993 166 128 156 161 134 745 923 180 213 192 157 203 823 267 219 218 132 246 853 980 Newlands, 2 ..... 178........186 i.: 150 i 190........ 211 x; 5 151 ...... 161 .......132 147 240 131 135 829 102 197 169 199 9 798 937 174 199. 164 112 998 213 161 216 260 229 187 184 229 249 974 149 248 154 210 125 886 931 151. 267 172 189 201 points. ....... 523 ........ 612 ........ 590 ...... 501 425 OLD COUNTRY FORM OF WHIST DRIVE BY THE ALLâ€"BRITANS The winners tor the whist drive last week by the Allâ€"Britain Social Club were:â€"ladies, first, Miss A. Jopson; second, Mrs. W. Houle; third, Mrs. Parâ€" tridge; gentlemen, first, J. Fauer; seâ€" cond, G. Jopson; third, Mr. Carpenter. The Allâ€"Britain Social Club will hold another whist drive on Tuesday, Feb. l1th, at 8.30 p.m. in the Hollinger Reâ€" creation hall. On Feb. 18th, at 8.30 pm.., the Allâ€" Britain Social Club will hold a Partâ€" ner Whist Drive, and all are invited to come and have a good time at real Old Country Whist Drive. Refreshâ€" ments will be served during the evenâ€" ing and as usual there will be highâ€" standard prizes. § i Grand Masquerade $ _ Dance i Mcintyre Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 12th $ $1.50 Couple (war tax included) Extra Lady 50c $0600000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006 _ Auspices Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Canadian Legion Six Good Prizes ; $5.00 D We wish to announce the appointment of 12 PINE ST., SOUTH T immins Funeral Service REFRESHMENTSâ€"The Kind We‘re Famous For (Owned and operated by J. T. Easton Ltd.) ‘rizes $5.00 Door Prize CLUB ROYAL ORCHESTRA as the new manager of the Phone 51 Day or Night Courteous Personal Service Catarrh? Relief Awaits You Soothing, pleasant "Nostroline" clears the head quickly and bring you welâ€" come relief from the suffering of Catarrh. Discharge stops. Irritation stops. 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