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Thursday, April 17th, 19830 Victory Strawberry J am 10 o1 Jar * 42¢ Eatonia Honevy, 4%% pails .59¢ Sunwheat Biscuits THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO «11 1: e e i . s e e n e oo We UA NEW CARROTS 2 bunches for ... NEW CABBAGE per CALIFORNIA CELERY Ler D. :: o Mrs. Newcombe, of the Newcombe Beauty Parlour left California on the 13th for home and it is hoped she will f be here for duty during the weekâ€"end. FURTHER SHOOTING: TESTS BY SCHUMACHER CADETS Mike Kuly‘s Team Wins the Honours. Leonard Staples Wins Individual Honours, Church Services at Schumacher, Other Schuâ€" macher News. Schumacher. April 16th, 1930. Spsoâ€" cial to The Advance. A special service will be held on Friâ€" day of this week in the United Church at eight p.m.; also on Sunday (Easter Day). Special music â€"will be rendered by the choir at both services. On Sunâ€" day morning, service at 11 am. and evening service at 7 pm. Everybody welcome. Miss M. Tyris, of Winnipeg, is visitâ€" ing her uncle, Mr. James Campbell. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. C. Cameron is ill, and all wish her a quick recovery. It is pleasing to know that Mr. W. Trollope, who underwent serious operation on Tuesday at the St. Mary‘s hospital, is as well as can be expected. All his numerous friends extend to him and his family their sincere sympathy and wish him speedy recovery. The Schumacher Cadets met their Waterloo last week at Timmins where they met the Central School, this being their first attempt away from home. They came through with credit. The final match will be shot off at Schuâ€" macher this week. From the scores indicated on the targets it must have been a hardâ€"fought battle, as the scores below will indicate. Schumacher Timmins L. Staple, 50 J. Vinett ,50 M. Kuly, 49 R. Kennedy, 50 G. Leck, 46 W. Hing, 49 T. Frantsi, 46 L. Kucheran, 48 H. Blough, 44 M. Lake, 45 W. Brady, 46 f J. Keefe, 46 Totals . 281. :. 288 Timmins won another honour last week when their allâ€"star bowling team defeated Schumacher in an interâ€"town bowling league game. Although it is late in the season to start, they took all the points from Schumacher. The final game will be played at Schumaâ€" cher on Friday next. It is pretty cerâ€" tain that the bowling trophy will beâ€" come the property of the home team. The exhibition of birdâ€"house buildâ€" ings will be on display at the public school on Thursday. The school will be open to all during the afternoon. Prizes given to the best builders will also be on display. Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Honey leave this wesk to take up residence in Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. Honey has been conneciâ€" ed with the camp for about six years and during that time they have made many friends. They have also been faithful members of the United Church, Dr. Honey being secretary to the board of stewards. Both Dr. and Mrs. Honey were well respected in town and we all wish them much happiness and proâ€" sperity in their new home and surâ€" roundings. Our sympathy goes out to P. C. and Mrs. Fulton during thegillness of their little son, Bobby, who is ill with pneuâ€" We wish him a quick recovery. The dance held on Friday last in the McIntyre Recreation hall was largely attended. The event of the season will )« on the 28th of this month when our noté Firemen will hold their annual dance. You all know what to expect at this dance. The best of music will be supâ€" plied by T. Stephens‘ orchestra. The Firemen‘s dance is always pleasant event, and will be well furnished with good prizes and the best of "eats." Ripe Tomatoes per pound 19¢ The shooting competition in connecâ€" tion with Cadet corps 1441, Schumachâ€" er, has been brought to a finish. In the semiâ€"final, Geo. McGarry‘s team No. 2 scored 224 to tie with Geo. Leck‘s team No. 7. Two extra rounds per man broke the tie, and No. 7 qualified for the final. The other teams to comâ€" pete were: Cecil Robinson‘s team, No. 13, which was eliminated by team No. 11. captained by Mike Kuly, the score being 215 and 226 respectively. The match was a hard struggle in which Mike Kuly‘s team No. 13 won by a narâ€" row margin of eight points as the scores will indicate. Team No. 7 Team No. 11 Cieo. Leck, ........ 48 Mike Kuly, 49 L. Staples .......... 50 Joe Porbvitch 49 Miss Jennie MclLeod is visiting her SPECIAL! Saturday Only Timmins J. Vinett ,50 R. Kennedy, 50 W. Hing, 49 L. Kucheran, 48 M. Lake, 45 J. Keefe, 46 23¢ 15¢ 293C SPANISH ONIONS 3 WW§. IOT ;.......... .. GRAPEFRUIT 2 {fOP PINEAPPLES each FANCY WINESAP APPLES, dozen ... LEMONS, per GOZEM ...z in s FRESH STRAWBERRIES per box . it The chief item noted at the annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines last Friday at Montreal was a stateâ€" ment by N. A. Timmins, the president, in regard to the T. N. O. The presiâ€" dent is quoted as telling the shareâ€" holders that until the Ontario Governâ€". ment decides to extend the Timmins branch of the Temiskaming and Norâ€" thern Ontario Railway to the Kamisâ€" kotia district, a distance of about 17 miles, operations on the Hollingter proâ€" ‘perty at Kamiskotia will remain at |standstill. The hope was expressed that the Government will come to a decision in the matter before long. The directors of the mine had offered to make a substantial contribution toâ€" !warcls meeting any operating loss on proposed branch line, notwithâ€" standing their opinion that the extenâ€" sion of the railway was a government ‘enterprise, it was stated, according to the reports of the meeting given in despatches from Montreal. 4 pkgs. 25¢ PRESIDENT TIMMINS SAYS MINE WAITS FOR 1.8 N.0. Directors Reâ€"clected at Annual General Meeting of the Hollinger Conâ€" solidated Gold Mines Last Week at Montreal. Eaton‘s Jelly Powders Assorted F.ayvours The annual reports of the Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited, were read at the meeting and were duly adopted. These reports have already been reviewed at some length in The Advance. The same directors as last year were duly elected to the board of directors. These are as follows:â€"N. A. Timmins, J. B. Holden, L. H. Timmins, J. R. Timmins, Hon. W. L. McDougall, Wilâ€" son Bell and Leo. H. Timmins. PHOTO OF JOHN FELL WAS BY J. DONALD, SOUTH PORCUPINE The Advance owes apology tO J. Donald, South Porcupine, for wrongly crediting a photograph to another studio. The photo was that of John Fell, published in The Advance of April 3rda. It should have been credited to J. Donald‘s studio if credit were to be given, but through one of those inadâ€" vertences that occur in the best and worst of businesses, the photo wWas wrongly ascribed. The Advance regrets the error the more because the photo was one that would be creditable to any studio and so to credit it wrongly seems the more unfair. E. Phillips ... 46 L. Montigny 44 D; Barron .....::.: 35 T. Moore 42 E. Nickulo ....... 46 H. Blough 47 ‘Totals ::.:.:..... 225 233 A consolation series was held and the winning team No. 8, led by Clifâ€" ford McDonald, proved no match for the winners, the score being 215 to 232 The individual honours go ard Staples, who scored 198 possible 200. The boys say that the challenge to the dads still holds good, even if they were beaten at Timmins last week. Cobalt tax rate may possibly be inâ€" creased this year, though it was 113 mills for separate and 72 mills for pubâ€" lic school supporters last year. Mrs. C. Angus, 9 Kimberley Ave. Don‘t forget the place and date Tea and Sale of Home Baking SATURDAY, APRIL 19th, 1930 Auspices of Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge From 3 to 6 p.m. at the home of Potatoes, per peck...... 49¢ Sunera Breakf{ast Food per pKg.‘:‘:?....:... 20¢ 30¢ 39¢ 29¢ 390C out of a USE OF GILL NETS CONTRARY TO THE FISH AND GAME LAWsS At Three Nations Lake some days ago. R. Eddleston, game warden, seized three gill nets, the use of these being contrary to the fish and game laws. Game Warden Eddleston suggests that all take warning in this matter, as anyâ€" ons found using nets contrary to law will be dealt with in police court. Cochrane‘s tax rate will be the same as last year, 59 mills. _TIMMINS, ONT. Rev. E. C. Brownlee Professor in Toronto Baptist Seminary will preach in the Timmins Baptist Church, on EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20th, Morning Service at 11 o‘clock Evening Service at 7 o‘clock Rev. Mr. Brownlee is the Canadian Secretary of the China Inland Misâ€" sion and for many years a misâ€" sionery in China. A hearty invitation is extended to all; avail yourselif of this opporâ€" tunity; everybody welcome. Curtis Optical Co. Baptist Church ROPER glasses bring the type up to your eyes clear and strong, enabling you to read in comfort. Eyestrain and their consequent fatigue and â€" headaches are totally needless. . Let our optician correct the situation. Timmins Come and bring your friends ~16p Opposite Goldfields Hotel Block # “.“ o * t 1 1 s s i s i s e s s snn sn in 28228 2. a® n * #* .00.“ .“ .“.“ .“ .“ ." .”.“.“.“.“.“ .“.0 Without Eyestrain n n Ontario