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GASE AGAINST KRANKOVIGA TO BF HEARD AT SOUTH END At police court here on Wednesday this week Ivan Krancovich faced a charge of an offence under the Emâ€" ployment Agents‘ Act. His solicitor, Dean Kester, asked that the case might be tried in the Tisdale police court, his client being a resident of Tisdale, and the €ourt agreed to the change of venue. The case is to come up at South Porâ€" cupine this (‘Thursday) afternoon. The charge against Krancovich arises from allegations that the accused was paid money to assure a position at the mine for a fellow countryman. The charge was laid by the provincial police. Charge Under the Employment Agents‘ Act. Other Cases at Police Court This Week. One Man Involved in Charge of Assaulting Small Girl. Another serious case to come before this week‘s police court is the charge against Gregorie Cretorie of assaultâ€" Thursday, June 5th, 1930 NATION ( of Crosse Blackwells Produc!s _« known to the Ends of the Earth Cucumbers Colers Flesh, Gâ€"con, Peach, Helio, Nile Of seeft f‘nc texture in delightâ€" ful pestel shades trimmed with pretty lace in generous depths of neck and yokes: round. square or V Neck will fit up i0 40 bust. Length 59 48 inches. â€" Each _ C SHIRRIFE‘S MARMALAPD E ORANGE 2â€"lb. The Vitamin Cegrgal 7 LB. BAG 36c 2 for 25¢. SHEER VOILE NIGHTGOWNS â€"ib. Tin «T. EATON C ORDEN‘S EVAPORATED McLAREN‘S T all Tins ORDER OoFFrices POWDER PKGS. 15¢ WAX T in 43(: o -, \635 ‘V/ 1 £rige hoi .%} To;'wig Cafatfi 24c 34¢ 25¢ A* ing a littie girl of seven years of age. The alleged offence is said to have ocâ€" curred at about one o‘clock on Saturâ€" day morning. A gentleman living on Middleton avenue heard some noise outside his house and going out found the accused and the little girl, accordâ€" ing to the story given to the police. The little girl had her coat tormn and | false pretences and two charges of breach of the LC.A. Two charges of assault preferred by one man against whom the defendants had preferred counter charges resulted in the complainant in the one case beâ€" ing fined $20.00 and costs while the two charges he had laid were dismissâ€" ed. The cases seemed to arise from a her face was bruised and bleeding. The,{ row that developed from an attempt to Middleton avenue man notified the | collect some rent. police, keeping both man and child at his house until the police arrived, when Cretorie was taken into custody. Provincial Officer Hartliech had one man before the court for illegally havâ€" ing liquor, a fine of $100.00 and costs When arrested Cretorie had a bottle of being imposed. beer in his possession and had evidently ; been drinking. He was fined in police | § court this week for illegal possession of Meetmg of Prospectors liquor, the fine being $100.00 and costs | * r three months. The father of the| Next Tuesday Evenlng little girl laid the charge of indecent | assault, and the case will be called this| p afternoon here. The Northern Prospectors and Claim wners Association, Porcupine branch | will meet in the town hall, Timmins, at At yesterday‘s court a charge of reckless driving resulted in one man being fined $20.00 and costs. Another reckless driving charge was remandeg for two weeks. A charge of allowing a dog to run at large was similarly reâ€" manded as woere also one charge of COOKED HAM, per lb....... 60c BREAKFAST SAUSAGE, lb..28¢ VARIETY LOAF, per Ik LUNCH HAM, per Ib ... 40c PORK CHOPS, per lb...........33¢ JELLIED VEAL, per lb Per pound 4 to 5 lb Average Per pound ......... Adanac Dry Split Size, G6â€"0z. bottle (3¢ rebate on bottle)... Canada Dry Hire‘s Root Beer Extract Make your Own. Bottle.. Weich‘s Grape Juice Delicious Summer Drinl «_ 16â€"0z. bottle.. A § Satonia Orange and . Lemonade Crystals Handv na33 to prepare 6 oz. Jar.. Serviettes 50 in Waxtite Package Per Package........... l Picric Sets Shady Nook Luncheon Everything for the Picnic. Large Size. _.. _ Picnic. Large Size.. _ .. Heinz Cucumber Relis} Bo Le V {;aloma Plcklos (Sweet NMixed) "~>, Hall‘s Sandwich Chicksr. aZc â€"â€"Something Really ~ Different for Sandâ€" wiches. 3 44â€"0z Tin .. ; Victory Queen Olives 20â€"0z Bottle, :.:. uis l i.‘ csnls Imrgersoll Cream and Pimento Cheese \ledium Size. uckAgG:. .. ... 2 for 256 CIark' Assorted Meat Paste for dleliici!ous %an( wicihes Tess s 1 y A6r n Pn o 9(: {â€"lb. Madam Choice Crabmeat for daintier salads. ; :4 436 Cutrite Wax Paper in a New Handy, Saniâ€" tary Form..;..}.. ... «> I 4c Eatonia Jellies assorted . Packages....... 4 for 256 Kellogg‘s Corn Filakes A Real, Warm Weather (‘crcal.__ Pkg... : 2 tor 2] C Lof Honmey 5â€"Ib. Tin. ’}‘in). m ............ 590 Catelli‘s Assorted Macaroni I) l’gf‘kage ....... 2 for 230 Ayimer Fruits for Salad _« Ohoice Quality, No. 2 squat Iin..;.}.. 260 Satonia Coffee é‘az‘orfia Baking Powder 1â€"IbD Handyvy easy to prepare. 5 OX. JAD:\. .:h «h .k l .. 240 PICNIC SUGGESTIONS oN SALE AT THESE VERY LOW PRICES JUNE 6 â€"â€" 12 Buy it by the Carton of 6..... A Better Blend of Choice Imported Beans. 1â€"lb.. 600 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables CIAL ! (F‘*lday and Saturday) SPECIAL! (Friday and Saturday) Ripe Tomatoes Roast of Pork INCLUSIVE With the Purchase of 1 bottle BRANSTON SAUCE 28c 1 bottle LITTLE CHIP ORANGE MARMALADE 24c 1 13â€"0z. bottle ORANGE CUP 36c TOTAL 89c 1 Oc IIO t 29¢ 3C 1 2¢ 8 pm. on Tuesday evening next, June 10th, and specially large attendance is desired as many matters of particuâ€" lar importance and interest to prosâ€" pectors and others will be discussed. A hearty welcome is extended to all inâ€" terested to attend, whether members of the association or not. Two charges of assault preferred by one man against whom the defendants had preferred counter charges resulted in the complainant in the one case beâ€" ing fined $20.00 and costs while the two charges he had laid were dismissâ€" ed. The cases seemed to arise from a row that developed from an attempt to collect some rent. SPECIALâ€"~ WONDERFUL VALUE HOUSEHOLD BLEN D SPECIALâ€"â€" WESTORM*S PEERLESS COCOANUT hS ol Toothsome Cookies of English aualitv c“ o A REMARKABLY LoOW 2 9 C Bu Ds PRICEâ€"â€"THIS WEEK ONLY EXTRA SPECIAL! COWAN‘S VELVET APRICOTS Syrup t3 A delightful Dessert for No. 214 all occasions Size Tin Toothsome Cookies of English quality Choice Quality Firm Heads 2 pounds for Sliced Per pound THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO SPECIA (Monday to Wednesday) SPECIAL! (Monday and Tuesday) New Cabbage Head Cheese No. 2 Size 73 Next week will be carnival week in Timmins when Gray‘s Allâ€"Canadian Shows set up their rides and shows on Pine street, south, to stay six days. The show is coming here from a two weeks‘ stay in Sudbury where it enjoyâ€" ed a wide popkularity. The seemingly everlasting appeal of the ferris wheel, merryâ€"goâ€"ground and other rides wili set the hearts of all youngsters futterâ€" ing for the thrills to be experienced when the giant wheel lifts them high up in the air or the prancing horses carry them on the merryâ€"goâ€"round. Calliopes will play, barkers will bark, and hot dogs will be devoured all to add to the fun of the happy throng that will crowd the brilliantlyâ€"lighted midway. The spirit of carnival will pervade the town and everyone will be the hayp‘pier for it. Saturday of this week, June 7th, is cirecus day in town, and the newsboys of The Advance are looking forward to the occasion having been invited to the event as guests of the firm of Cole and Rogers, proprietors of the shows. GRAY‘S MIDWAY sHOWS TO 4 BE HERE ALL NEXT WEEK 2 2 C Apples Winesap 6 quart Basket 65¢ 15¢ A large truck belongng to the Taylor Hardware and a Chrysler car are in the South End Garage here, mute testimony to the terrific impact there must have been when they collided on the Timminsâ€"Seuth Porcupine highway on Tuesday evening around five o‘clock. The accident occurred about oneâ€"quarâ€" ter mile from ‘town, just about at the same place where the car hit the steam roller last year. It is said that shortly beyond this place there is a very bad bump in the road. The truck has the rear hind wheel badly driven in on the right side. The mudâ€"guards on this side are practically torn off and the panel of the door is also partly torn off. But it is the view of the front half of the car that makes one realize how lucky the occupants were to esâ€" Mr. E. Stickman and two daughters of Cochrane, are guests at the home of Mr. John Hill, Golden avenue. rams2 We sympathize with Mr. A. Bennett who received word of the death of his sister on Monday. Mr. Carson Young left this week to work cn the railroad north of Cochâ€" We congratulate the members of the degree team of the local 1.O.0.F. for the favourable impression they made with their work in Cochrane. Mrs. Morley and son, of Cochrane, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Childs, in is only twenty years of age. Her father, Mr. F. Laforest, will probably go to Toâ€" ronto this week to attend her convocaâ€" tion which takes place on Friday, June 6th. Some of Miss Hattie Johns‘ friends will remember her faculty for getting the right bus even if she had to run for it. Hattie has not changed even though she has been in Toronto for some time. On Monday, May 19th, she was hurrying to get a Yonge car at Bay street when she slipped and fell but nevertheless she got the car,â€"then fainted on it. So she was taken to the Toronto General hospital where it was found she had a badly sprained ankle and had to take an enforced rest. We are pleased to congratulate Miss Alma Laforest, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Laforest, on obtaining her Bachelor of Arts degree at Toronto University this year. Alma is a former pupil of the South Porcupine schools and the fact that she now can sign B.A. after her name is a credit, not only to her own ability but also to the schools which she has gone through for she Messrs Eugenio Tiovesan, Luigi Rigaâ€" to and Corrado Andreatta, of South Porcupine and the Dome, are sailing on the Majestic on June 6th for Italy. Rumour has it that they will not reâ€" turn alone but bring back with them some of Italy‘s pretty daughters. IRUGK AND GAR GOLLIDE ON SOUTH PORGUPINE HIGHWAY We are pieased to learn that Miss Grace Woodall, daughter of Revy Arcnâ€" deacon Woodall, graduated as a nurse from the Sick Children‘s Hosp‘!hl, Toâ€" ronto, on Wednesday, June 4th. South .Porcupine, June 4th, 1930 Spzacial to The Advance. Mr. and Mrs. S. Pearce are leaving by motor on Wednesday to be in Toâ€" ronto for the Shriners‘ week there. On Tuesday evening we noticed the large moving van of the MacLellan Transfer Truck Company, of Kirkland Lake, passing through town. The roads must be in good shape now to allow trucks of that size on them and it will simplifiy the matter of moving once this type of truck can be used. Messrs E. J. Mason and Allan Pearce, Sr., are this week in Toronto attending the Shriners‘ convention. Dr. J. Kinsman of the Dome motored to Toronto this week.. Much Damage Done When Weavy Vehicles _ Collide. Many â€" From south Porcupine at Shriners‘ Convention. . Other South End News. 48 THIRD AVE., TIMMINS Fancy Quality Fresh Ground Coffee, per Ib........ Weekâ€"End Specials Roseâ€"Bud Brand, finest creamery Butter, per lb.. . CLARK‘S CATSUP 12 oz. bottle ... OLIVES, 16 oz. bottle for 2 Packages Shredded for...:::..:.....:...:.. sHOULDER ROAST POREK, per ID............. BRISKET OF BEEF 2s‘ FRESH Specials 21¢ 28¢ 17¢ A dance is announced to be held in the Moose hall, Timmins, under the auspices of the Canadian Club, on Friâ€" day evening of this week, June 6th, commencing at 8.30. There will be round and square dancing and refreshâ€" ments will be served. An cmission was made last week in giving the cast of the play, "Never Say Die" so well by the Young People‘s Society of the United Church. In the reference last week the name of Miss Anne Scott, who took the part of "Madame Natche" with such effective skill, was inadvertently omitted. cape with only minor cuts. The bumpâ€" ers are a tangled mass. The radiator is flattened out like a pancake and we believe was picked up some twentyâ€" five yards away from where the car was. The two front wheels are a wreck. We were told that the hub of one had to be fiedged out of the side of the truck where it had become imâ€" bedded by the impact. The engine is considerably damaged and all the glass is gone from the windshield. Mr. H. M. Wilson came along shortly after the collision and helped to rush the injures men to the Presbyterian hospital here. The case was taken in charge by Proâ€" vincial Traffic Officer Morrow, of Porâ€" quis Jct., who happened to be patrollâ€" ing this section just at the time of the accident. He also took one man to the hospital. The driver of the truck was Zephirin St. Pierre, of Timmins, and the occupants of the car were Andy Varedy, of Timmins, and B. Cousineau, of Schumacher. They were all able to be released from the hospital on the same evening which they entered. There are many conflicting accounts as to just how the accident occurred but at any rate they must have been going at a good rate for such a terrific bang to be given both vehicles. One of the participants was jailed we beâ€" lieve after his release from the hospiâ€" tal and more definite particulars will probably come to light in Thursday‘s police court. ROUND AND SQUAREF DANCING AT MOOSE HALL ON JUNE G6GTH 2 LARGE PACKAGES sSOAP CHIPS, for FRESH MADE SAUSAGE, 2 lIbs. for PICNIC HAMS Per Ib. .:.:;...:..... 10 BARS PEARL SOAP, for .. Opposite Goldfields Block Extra Specials Proper glasses bring the type up to your eyes clear and strong, enabling you to read in comfort. Eyeâ€" strain and their conseâ€" quent fatigue and headâ€" aches are totally needless. Let our optician correct the situation. Without Eyestrain Curtis Optical Co. Pure Clover Honey, glass Jar :.:.:..........,;. Friday, Saturday and Monday June 6th, 7th and 9th 3DC 20¢ 39¢ 20¢ CHUCK ROAST Per 1b. . T.B. ROAST Per Ib. 2 TALL TINS OF DOROTHY MILK, for GOLDEN PINE SLICED PTINEAPPLE, per tin Formal Opening of Rev. i Fr. O‘Gorman‘s Residence Miss Hazel Hawkshaw, 9 Elm St North, left on Wednesday morning for. St. Paul, Minn., having received word of her mother‘s illness. The formal opening of FPather O‘Gorâ€" man‘s new residence on Spruce street will take place on Thursday, June 123th. The Ladies of the Altar Society extend a cordial invitation to all to attend. Tea will be served from three to six in the afternoon, and the evening from seven to nine. » Gravel, Catarth and Congestion of Kidneys â€" or_ Bladder, â€" Incipient Bright‘s Disease, Incontinence or Frequency of Urination, Acidity, Cystitis and all Kidney Trouble, If you have pain in the back or see specks before the eyes, headâ€" aches, weak in the legs, get a bottle of Howard‘s Kidney Tonic. The results will be marvellous. . Why Suffer. Price One Doliar bottle. Sold only by The Goldâ€" field Drug Co., Timmins Affections, and all Diseases arising from Disâ€" orders of the Urinary Organs For Kidney and Bladder Beef Specials For Kidney and Bladder Trouble We never prescribe glasses unless absolutely rely on us. SUCH AS You â€" may