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PIGS FOR SALEâ€"Four to Ss1X weeks old. $7.00 cash gets your pick. E. C. Brewer, 119 Wilson Ave. â€"24t.1f. SALE â€" Cheap. Appli norin. FOR SALEâ€"Ford Couy collars for quick sale Street Drug Store KITCHEN RANGE Clary Byng. In f Apply to Mrs. W. street, south. FOR SALEâ€"Oakland Car, 7â€"passenger. New, In good condition. Will gell at big bargain for cash. Apply to Mining Cafe, 9 Pine street, south % 4 + £ FOR SALEâ€"R.S. W1 Pianc, walnut case terms $1.50 per W Thursday, July 17th, 1930 FOR SALEâ€"Used Victor FOR SALEâ€" aABR FPOR SALEâ€"Whippet Sedan; in goodi condition. Bargain for cash. Apply to 47 Messines avenue. â€"~30p 0 _ BULBS FOR FALL PLANTINGâ€"E. D. Smith Sons are now offering the best in Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus, etc. Peony and Iris plants are also petter for fall planting. Order now from Mrs. F. J. Hamilton, Box 123. south Porcupine, Ont. 29tf ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALEâ€"Electric Singer dining table and to match, kitchen range, C Eiectric washer, 6â€"tube batt set. bedroom stand, dresser, comuplete, 8â€"day clock, 60 History of the Nations. . â€" above Pionger Store. Holling NURSINGâ€"Day C wmMrs. H. Ranger, Victrola, regular price $653. Very easy terms. Heffernan, 46 Third Ave. YÂ¥OU WILL FIND AT ‘THE WINDSOR | HOTEL FURNISHED TWOâ€"ROOMâ€" | ED APARTMENTS and rooms byl adaay, week or month. Hot water year _ yround. â€"20t.f. O Th o 2X Li s NÂ¥ VA 4 4 U h EN d ho S i oo 34 es io it k. 4 t frigerator, dish cabinet, breakfast table | and four chairs, kitchen table and! ehnairs, one set of dishes. Apply to| T. E. Kilty, 85 Cedar street south, ovpr Eplett‘s Dairy. 28â€"29p,| EC i ns TWO BOARDERS WANTEDâ€"In priâ€" rats family. Apply to No. 7 Bannetrâ€" Kup 28â€"31p POARDERS WANTEDâ€"In good comâ€" fortable home; conveniences, $8.50 per week: washing and pressing done if desired. _ Apply to 171 Maple street south. 19p ‘"OnR fiENTâ€"â€"Furnished room veniences. Apply to 83 1 South. wWAN WANTED â€" Secondâ€"hand Electric Stove, small, with oven. Must be in #oxi condition. Apply to Room 12 Marshallâ€"Ecclestone block. â€"29p LOSTâ€"Tuesday night a silver watch, tost between Maple street, south, and the cyanide softball grounds. Find+ 1LOSTâ€"Two Twenty Dollar Bills, near Post Office at noon Saturday, July 12 Reward for return to owner at 22% Third avenue â€"29p Mrs. A. Y. McColeman and family wish to thank their friends and neighâ€" bours for their kind expressions of sympathy extended to them in their recont sad bereavement. â€"~29p TOWNSHIP of WHITNEY man Ave "A Tax Sale will be held at Township Hall. at Porcupine, on Tuesday, 9th day of September, 1930, at the hour of 11 welock in the forenoon. The 1}â€"+ cf lands for sale for arrears of taxes has been prepared, and copies may be had by applying to the clerk J. M. Nicolson, Porcupine P.O. ‘The said list is being published in the Ontario Gazette on the 5th, 12th, 19th and 26th June, 1930, and in default of payment of taxes, will be sold for taxes as above. | w k o 2 C ‘ANTEIDâ€"Man and wife require bedâ€" sitting â€" room. Bath conveniences. Apply Box K. Advance office. 29p »er vplgase return to 115 Maple street, south. Reward. â€"29p @0 ME 0 C C Any other narticulars may be had by applying to the clerk. L k en sAÂ¥ ~23â€"39 ROOM AND BOARD CARD OF T HANKS Eâ€"Electric Singer sewing | " dining table and 5 chairs | a kitchen raifge, Gainaday ‘ washer, 6â€"tube battery mdio{ oom stand, dresser, iron bed, , gâ€"day clock, 60 volumes of the Nations. . Aprply to oneer Store. Hollinger townâ€" | â€"29p â€" Buick Touring Car. ply to 8 Maple street, â€"29p R.s. Williams (new ut case. Special at $179. ) per week. Apply J. T. 46 Third Ave. â€"29p White kitchen capinet WANTED GE FOR SALEâ€"Mcâ€" In firstâ€"class condition. W. Armitage, 51 Maple â€"290 J. M. NICOLSON, Clerk Whitnsy Township LOST or week. Apply to , 50 Mons ave. Timâ€" â€"28â€"30 p. tf oupe ; seventyâ€"five Apply Main â€"28 orthcphonic 83 Birch St. â€"21â€"29â€" PiLd, . 1 Apply J all conâ€" Â¥1¢+ â€"29p nCoyw Treâ€" W TO RENTâ€"4â€"roomed nouse and wood shed; all conveniences. Apply B. F. Lennan, 10 Elm »orth. â€"~28t.1f. L n FOR RENTâ€"PF ‘ bathroom, _ W rent. â€"Apply FOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed Li and sink, at 29 gixth Ay yily 1854 Spruce St. North FOURâ€"ROOM ELAT FOR REN‘Lâ€" New. Water and light. Apply to FOR RENTâ€"EF convéeniences. Balsam street POR RENTâ€"Furnished House, five rooms, water and. light, rent reaâ€" scnable. Apply O L. Evans, Timmins Garage. 39t.f. TE es FOR STORE FIiGOr i month Ont. FOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"rcomed flat with eccnveniences, clean and nowly decorâ€" ated, reasonable ront. Apply 110 Eim HOUSE FOR RENTâ€"Four large roomsS, back porch, sink, glassedâ€"in â€"verand2ah electric fixtures, woodâ€"shed. Reasonâ€" able rent. Apply to 45 Bannerman Ave. * â€"21p 211 Balsam PROPERTIES EOR SALE pALTON‘S STORE FOR RENTâ€"Aug. ist. Heated store, 30 by 60 feet, inâ€" cluding basement. At present CCâ€" cupied by M. Bowie, Ltd. Apply to J. Dalton. â€"~2476.f. I FOR SALEâ€"A fourâ€"roomed house at a great sacrifice; well located corâ€" ner lot; easy terms. Apply 102 Balâ€" sam Scuth. + â€"29p FPOR SALEâ€"Dry slabs at $4.50 per GREEN SLABS FOR SALEâ€"Apply at Chaput Mainville, 39 Main Ave., esrner Preston St. â€"~23â€"36p FOR SALEâ€"Dry fourâ€"foot Slabs and Edzings, mixed suitable for bakerâ€" ies, hotels and business blocks; ideal wood for kindling. Price $4.50 per fourâ€"foot cord delivered. Apply J. A. Daly, Phone 454J. â€"29tf NR RENTâ€"TWwO nouses, also S Apply to B. F. North. 9 RENTâ€"Fourâ€"r0 Middleton Ave., co and water. Apply s3 Middleton Ave. FTOR SALEâ€"Fourâ€"rcomed house, with or without â€"furnishings, cheap for cash. Apply 57 corner of Columbus and Mountjoy St. South. â€"29â€"31p FOURâ€"ROOMED HOUSE FOR SALE AT GOLD CENTRE. Apoly Thos. Johnson, Box 385, sSchumacher‘. â€"29â€"31 FOR SALEâ€"One 3â€"roomed house and one 4â€"rcomed house; water on the premises. Must be sold immediately. Cash or terms. See Chas. wWw. Pexâ€" ton, 8 Third avenue. ~29 1000 _ Oc TWO HOUSES FOR RENTâ€"One on Tamarack street, one in Spruce street Al1 conveniences. Also bake shop on Cedar street. Apply to 62 Spruce St. North or J. P. Roy‘s planing mill, Balsam street south. 27â€"29p load. J. A. Dah mins, Ont. phone 454J, Timâ€" 38t.f. FOR SALEâ€"Farm of 25 acres with 15 acres cleared and under cultivation. Has house, stables, barns and henâ€" house. For further prrticulars and terms apply to P.O,. BoX 1618, Timâ€" mins. â€"~26â€"28p FOR SALEâ€"One lot FOR SALEâ€"Woodworking plant, in good running order, suitable for sash, aoor .and general woodâ€"working." Cheap for quick sale. Easy terms. For particulars write P.O. Box 373. â€"~schumacher. 29â€"311 FARM FOR SALEâ€"At Meadowviiie, Pictou Co., N.S., containing 185 acres, 45 under cultivation, balance large amcunt timber and gocd hardwood; 1\ acre orchard and good plastered house in good repair; gocd barn and cutbuildings in good repair; near school, churches and railroad staâ€" tion: good market; neatr coal mines} daily mail delivered. Price $1600.00, Apply Mrs Mary Patriquin. 29%}p Toronto Mail and Empire:â€"It is significant that The Toronto Star, in the course of its annual appeal for its Fresh Air Fund, a charity which deâ€" serves the most generous support, anâ€" nounces that the need this year is greater than ever before. We prefer to believe that The Star is more in earnest when appealing for this fund than when it is trying to conwince its readers that there is very little unemâ€" ployment and want in Toronto. situated on corner Fifth Ave., 57 Fifth for $1800.00 cash. apply to Mrs. Delina Que. South FOR RENTâ€"C space 30 by 40. I . Apply to Box S FOR RENT J0G0D FOR SALE Fiveâ€"roomed house, toilet t 29 Sixth Avenue. Apâ€" Fourâ€"roomed house at 46 Fourâ€"roomed house, Apply Radio Hotel . Fourâ€"roomed house with water paid, reascnable 12 Third ave. Timmins. 29â€"31p ENTâ€"Good locality. by 40. Rent $150 per to Box 909. Timmins, â€"28â€"29D 3â€"roomed furnished age 28 by 40 fost. Lennan,. 10 Eim St. connectlons for light )ly to Mrs Johnson,.. £ corner of Balsam and 7 Fifth Ave. Will sell cash. For particulars . Delina Legault, Rouy11, 27â€"290 nor and bungalow, â€"~â€"23t.f â€"29p â€"239p ""A4 â€"29p all FUR COATS repaired and remodelled. work guaranteed. Estimates cheerâ€" fully given. A. J. Shragge Limited, 29 Third Ave., Timmins. 49t.1. e en ie en e en en‘ ( ‘This morning The Advance recciycu TE aired and remodelled.} j | t;%rgogxafaxged Estimates cheerâ€"| the following letter from Rev. Fr. O‘â€" Gorman in regard to his tour in Europe ull . A. J. Shragge Limited.l 1 fully given. A. J S 4 t.f.| Munich, Germany, July 7th Wfliâ€"â€"-â€"gâ€"' \ Dear Advanceâ€"We left Rome June GoOoOD PASTURE FOR HORSES AND’, 30th for our trip homewsrds. Father ‘ CATTLEâ€"CGlose to town. Apply to| Martindale is chauffeur. Father Pe!â€" E. C. Brewer, 119 Wilson Ave., Timâ€"| chat, of Haileybury, is the third memâ€" mins. 20t.f. ; ber of our party. We made Assissi in ow , uns uk se us uoc o | time for a late dinner. Our other stops ‘URRIERâ€"Ladies bring yOour scarfs| on our way hither were Florence, Boâ€" and have them made into real animal} legna, Trent, Innsbruck .and Oberamâ€" chokers. . Also relining and reglaz-imergau. We saw the picture galleries ing at 200%, off. Wadsworth Furriers.| in Plorence, including the original of 12 Balsam St. North. â€"13p.t.f.| the aitarâ€"piece canvas in my church at n en n ce NOC3 LC the principal sights of the ANYONE WISHING TO EXCHANGE|cther places. The roads were generâ€" SETS OF MOIR‘S ALPHABET‘ ally good, though very as far as CARDS for packages may do so at| Bologna. We got over the Alps by the The Rex Tea Room, Pine St. South,.| Brenner Pass. e . wA lA ahlinc t do iustice ‘URRIERâ€"Ladies bring yOour scarts and have them made into real animal chokers. . Also relining and reglazZzâ€" ing at 200%, off. Wadsworth Furriers. 12 Balsam St. North. â€"13p.t.1f. CHILDREN FOR ADOPTIONâ€"GOOC homes desired for children, boys ano girls, Catholic and Protestant, age 4 to 14 years. Any home destring to adopt a youngster should have their clergyman write A. G. Carson Supt. Children‘s Aid, Timmins, Ont 44t 1 MAID WANTEDâ€"For general hous work. Apply 101 Kirby Avenug. â€" EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID WANTEDâ€". Apply to Lady Laurietr Hotel, 15 Cedar street, south. â€"29 sSTORE MANAGER wWANTED â€" for Timmins. Experience unnecessary $30.00 weekly to start also substan‘iâ€" al share of profits. Applicant mus! be able to furnish $6235.00 to $1250.00 cash depssit on merchandise. Adâ€" dress Mansker 4083 St. Denis Street Mcntreal, Que. â€"29 The undersigred has been instructed by the Public Trustee, administrator of the estate of the late Hugo Walsi i0 sell by public auction at 77 Fourth Avenys>, Timmins, on â€"~Thursday, the 24th day of July, at twO o‘clock in the afternocn, the following goods and chattels: Timmins 1 tool chest. 1 set of carpenter tools. 1 1927 fourâ€"door sedan, Nash autoâ€" mobile. Quantity of clcthmg Terms: Cash. E. C. BREWER, DEAN KESTER, Auctionsger,. Solicitor for Public â€"30 Trustee, Timmins, Ont. T 4 U RS D A Y Bulletin Miss B. Ploplis, graduate of the Timâ€" mins Business Colleges, has accepted a position in the local office of N. Blahey. Miss E. Flowers, recent graduate of the Business College has accepted a position as stenographer in the Xâ€"ray Clinic, St. Mary‘s Hospital in the abâ€" sence of an exâ€"graduate Miss G. Macâ€" "Askill, who is at present ill in the hosâ€" pital. Mr. Francis Woodbury is among the latest enrollments at the College. Graduation diplomas have bseen reâ€" ceived for Misses C. Bugera, Margaret Howse, Mary Kosich, Margaret Kinâ€" cade, Lillian Gosnell, Mabel Duval Typewriting certificates have also been received for the above. Graduates may have these diplomas by calling at the college office. Enrollments may be made now for the Summer courses or for the Fall term. No Summer vacations at the Business College. The following are the results of the June theory exams: Sr. Sten. (hon.)â€"D. Morris 91, C. Harty 86. Passâ€"W. Larson 61. Other marksâ€"F. Godin 48, I. Laporte 40. Jr. Book (hon.)â€"M. Strange 85. Passâ€"A. Trottier 63. _ Int. Book (hon.)â€"M.. Dysart . 98, I Rein 97, F. Gerovac 97, A. Morgan 89 I. Ukkola 87. MISCELLANEOUS Sr. Book (hon.)â€"A. Clement 75.‘ Passâ€"A. Augustine 71. Spelling (hon.)â€"E. Flowers 100, D.‘ Morris 100, I. Ukkola 100 I. Bowness: 100, I. Berlinghoff 98, A. Morgan 98, J. Andruchuk 96, I. Rein 94, A. Smith 90, P. Nicolson 90, A. Chateuvert 90, A. Augustine 82, O. Vaillant 76. Passâ€" A. Clement 68, F. MacQuarrie 66, F. Geraâ€" vac 66, C. Craig 66. Other marksâ€"C. Harty 56, L. Lloyd 42, W. Larson 36, F. Godin 36, D. MacAlwee 34, L. Easton ! 32, M. Dysart 24, I. Laporte 16. y : Adlken â€" J NAAA OME _ 0 20 B The Business bollege offers . its heartiest congratulations to those who were successful in the recent Entrance examinations, the results of which have hy h *T P im t 04. h on t sn se B examinations, the results of which have ‘ (Winnipeg Tribune) just been recently published. _ , _ Where shall we go and what shall we. Miss Evelyn Flowers was successful in‘ do cn our summer vacation? There securing the highest speed in the June‘l are still many people who have not yet Typing Test. ~__| come to any decision on this importan: For information regarding tuition| question. For the benefit of those who and subjects taught call, phone Or| wish to get the greatest gocd out of write. } {their holidays, we recall a statement | made recently by Dr. Charles Mayo, the Timmins Business ifamous Americian surgeon respecting g the lcngevity of the English as comâ€" COllege pared with Americans. _ Englishmen, ‘! acccrding to Dr. Mayo, know better "A Gold Medal School in a Golden (nan any other race how to live to a Centre" eontented old ags. "Englishmen,." he E. M. TERRY, Supervising Principal oaig "know how to make proper use Hamilton Block, Timmins, Ont. of their vacations. They make of them Phone 501 P.O. Box 223 rscreation times in the true sense of c ‘the wOrd." se "A Gold Medal School in a Golden Centre" E. M. TERRY, Supervising Principal Hamilton Block, Timmins, Ont. Phone 501 P.O. Box 2232 HELP WANTE AUCTION SALE THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, 1IMMINS, ONTARIO 26â€"32p | Rev ABOUT THE PASSION PLAP HELD AT OBERAMMERGAU | â€"There was a large attendance at the | annual Oddfellows‘ picnic, held at Bayâ€" gside Beach yesterday, and all present | had a very happy time. Bayside Beach iis an ideal place for a picnict and the Oddfellows have always. shown that they know how to arrange delightful ‘picnic events. There were sports |\games, athletics and a general good v. Fr. O‘Gorman, of Timmins Writes Another Interesting and Informaâ€" tive Letter Relative to His Tour of Europe. This morning famous castle C in 1860 by King For site and ar â€" Bs ah ie :# ~ ic x t After the principal beauties of Munich tomorrow we set out for the well known city of Nuremberg. ‘Phence ks / se C EL _1 SW . actwbudt we plan to go to Wurzburg, Mainz, Cologne, seeing most of Western Gerâ€" many and the Rhine. A short visit to Holland and Belgium afterwards. ODDFELLOWS‘ PICNIC ONCE MORE A GREAT SUCCESS PUTTING AMERICAN "PEP" INTO ENGLISH LIQUORS ("Chanticleer‘" in the Daily Herald) 1 am told that a wellâ€"known Londonâ€" American proposes to open what he calls a genuine "American bar‘‘ someâ€" where in the West End. It will serve authentic syntbhetic wood alcohol gin and prime methylated »spirit labelled "Very Old Sceotcy" at two dollars a drink, mede in Cincinnati. There will ‘be also real 21 per cent. American beer, which will be "shot" by a special springe with just aS much pure Alcoâ€" hol as the customer requires. The proâ€" jector assures me that visiting cans find cur hard liquor much too soft, and pine for their native "sheâ€" bangs."‘ If he, is right, somebody wili make some money. (S‘ratford Beaconâ€"Herald) An cld resident of the city was disâ€" cussing the use of the National Anâ€" them: "I recall when Rev. Malcolm Leitch was at Knox church some thirâ€" tyâ€"five years ago. The 24th of May came on a Sunday that year, and the minister asked the congregaticn to rise and sing two verses of ‘God Save the Queen.‘ Just as soon as there was a start made two of the elders picked up | MJ MRA CC PE Et NE FOT their hats and made their way out of the building as quickly as they could. They explained that it was secular music and had no place in the house cf God. In the evening the minister had something quite pointed to say about the incident, and to show Qow NATIGNAL ANTAEM hefelt about it asked that the Nationâ€" al Anthsim be repeated, and it was." PROPER USE OF HOLIDAYS The Advance received ter from Rev. Fr. O‘â€" IN CHURCH O‘GoOoRMAN TIMMINS LINESMAN IN AT HEARST LAST 1t Mark Guigere Crushed by Telephone Pole While at Work About Four Miles East of Hearst on the Northern Telephone Co‘s Line. wWord was received in town last i that Mark Guigere, of Timmins, had% been rather badly hurt on Tuesday of last week near Hearst while at work as | a lineman for the Northern Telephone | Company. It appears that he was in-I jured while at his work as lineman, the pole on which he was working falling; to the ground and crushing him beâ€". neath. It would seem that the pole: was not deep enough in the ground or that it had not been fully anchored. In any event it fell and Guigere had his hip crushed as a consequence. He _was fortunate perhaps, that his inâ€" juries were not more serious. He was taken to the Hearst hospital as scon as possible, and all possible care and atâ€" tention given him there. From latest accounts he is making good recovery from the injuries sustained and will not | suffer any permanent hurt from the | accident. . . T ELE T A _A oh. .. Mark Guigere was employed for some time as a lineman for the Northern Telephone Company at Timmins and while here resided on Eim street. He went to the Hearst section about aA month ago and was employed there by the company as a lineman. Vanccouver Province:â€"On a given day las: summer, O. S. Finnie, administraâ€" tor of the Northwest Territories, was At Aklavik, N.W.T.; Dick Finnie, son of T 9P 2 3 Sn duat d 4 PR ESE 0. S., was wiifi 'the Canadian Expoediâ€" tion at Ellesmere Island, NW.T.; Miss Dorothy, the daughter, was at Kingâ€" hn w iCE ols it is ol 3 ston Ont., and Mrs. Finnie was at Vanâ€" couver. All were in Canada and no two were closer together than 2,500 miles Few have any idea of the vast area of Canada. A bigger engine, newâ€"process SteeIweid body and advancea sfyiink, art 1 S1ix. ’Illustrated are (upper left) front view of car, showing parking lamp: sedan interior; (upper right) smart new Frenchâ€"type visor.€ Below (left) eenvertible coupe. At bottom is the sedan, showing the beautiful new boda 48 THIRD AVE., TIMMINS Finest Creamery Butter, 1 1b. prints .. .. New Canadian Potatoes, full 90 Ib. bag......... FRESH MADE HAMBURG STEAK : Ibs. for:..... Always the Best 4 FRESH MADE SAUSAGE 2 lbs. for MAXWELL HOTSE COFFEE YVacuum pack, 1 FANCY QUALITY FRESH GROUND COFFEE, per !b.. CALITY ow 396 per !b. Specials for Saturday Only July 19th last week 455C 335C ower In Finer De Soto Six Assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in the City ‘ Prominent Citizen of New Liskeard Drowned \ i ; Word comes from New Liskeard to| The Advance this week of the sad | drowning â€" accident whereby _ John Adams, Confederation Life Insurance Co. agent, lost his life. His car went into a slipway in the daock and subâ€" merged in about 16 fee; of water. He was turning around on the dock at the time and went in backwards. He succeeded in getting free from the car, but drowned before help could be given. The sad accident occurred at noon On Tuesday, and the body was recovered that afternoon. The late John Adams was prominâ€" ent and valued citizen of New Liskeard and his death w:ii be a serious loss tc CRA CR 2E 2E CVE the town. He was secretary of the New Liskeard Board of Trade and of the Kiwanis and an aciive, useful and hishlyâ€"regarded citizen. He is surviyâ€" ed by his widow and A danughter, i8 whom the deep sympathy of all will be extended SPIKED AN ELEPHANT (Coâ€"operative News) Reviewing briefly the history of the Press, Dr. (Hamilton) Fyfe said that forty years ago newspaper offices were very much like government offices. He was in the office of the Times. It was like a sacred hierarchy; and they wore top hats. They took life very liesurely government office sort of way. They sat and waited for news to come in. Ssometimes when news came in it did . not quite fit their concepstion of what news was respectable news, and it was kept out. He remembered that on one occasion an elephant has escaped and was roaming the strets of Brixton. The subâ€"editor thought perhaps a runâ€" away elephant was not quite respectâ€" able. He put the news on the "spike," and was known thereafter as "the man who spiked an elephant." The point about this story was thought that the subâ€"editor may have been right to keep that news ou of the Times, But. a man who spiked an elephant toâ€"day would be dismissed immediately. Tâ€"BONE STEAK pet BOILING CUTS Choice Quality ner: ID, :.;. CB LEMON AND ORANGE CUP large botte, each ... FANCY MIXED BISCUITS, 10 varities to choose from, Ib. . and advanced styling, are n car, showing parking lamps 332C 60c 189C ng, are now presented ng lamps on fenders; ( w (left), the finer Six new body contours. The beauty one sees in life is only reflection of‘his own soul. A good slogan for the ladies is "cry and get it." DESCRIPTION sTEWING VEAL SHOULDER ROAST VEAL per Ib. CLARK‘S VEGEâ€" TABLE TOMATO soOUPS, 2 tins LIBBY‘S SPINACH 2‘s, per tin had ces t i) 6 ) ces id t is 0) ces i 3 Billheads Letterheads Statements Envelopes Invitations Programmes Blotters Posters Ruled Forms Books, Etc. The Porcupine | Advance | Phone 26 and have our representâ€" ative call on you to help solve your printing problems. 1 in the finer De Soto (upper center) roomy x roadster and (right) TT El D S -.â€"l 17¢ 255C 21¢ 211C :t 0) cce d 16 (§ cmmmes: i ) ces( 4 â€"Exchange.