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FOR SALEâ€"Heavy bush ho Apply A. Throop, Box mins. FOR SALEâ€"Baby‘s crib in g0C dition. Apply 18 Cambrai. FOR SALEâ€" FOR ple etc FOR SALEâ€"1 se eyener ard nec FOR SALEâ€"Piano in good condition EGGS FOR SALEâ€"Guarante frech eggs, direct from ou FPARM FPOR 8 FOR SALEâ€"Twoâ€"roomed house with all conveniences. Situated in Schuâ€" macher on a good lot. Apply 108 Fourth Ave., Schumacher, or Jalmer @anervya PO. O Box 2886, Schumachâ€" PROPERTIES FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"At 103 Cedar street, north. 6 rooms; water, light, hot air furnace. Good garage, with good road to it. Large front verâ€" andah. Wish to sell immediately. $1000.00 cash and balance of $800.00 on easy terms. Apply to Simms. Hooker Drew, Timmins. 4â€"5 WANTEDâ€"Girl for general houseâ€" work. Apply 170 Maple St., South. â€"5 RELIABLE MAN for one hundred store route; this county; experience unnecessary; no selling; distribute and collect. Should seventy dolâ€" lars weekly. Shamas Mifg. Co., . New ‘Toronto, Ont. â€"45 WANTEDâ€"Girl for general housework P Apply 18 Sixth Ave. â€"£ WANTEDâ€"Maid for general houseâ€" work. Aprly Mrs. J. E. Sullivan, 48 Tamarack. â€"J NURSI mode class condition. or phone 271W2 im eB eC T > barga.in for quick disposal. Apply 21 | Montgomery Ave., Timmins. -4pl 1JO 3 Thursday, Jan. 29th, 1931 ARTICLES FOR SALE I Emm 0“0'00 # ““.0“"“"00“”00'0"“”“00000'““N““:“ *ae* : Te ~@ i wE savE YoU * ALWAX® CALL $35 FOR YOUR DRUG NEEDS. e 6 K6 / S ts * CC «* *¢* # #* «4 # # ® ‘o00000.00000.000000000..00000.0 -.“.”.00.0 0.00 .“ .0 *# .N .” .0..“ .“.“.“.“'“ ..6 .N.“ .“ .“.“ .“ '“ .“ .“ .“.“ .“ .“ .0 *# # #* *# *# #4 # # ## *# *# /) + .00 ‘“.“ As 0.“ # *+ NTS WANTED to sell directâ€"toâ€" isumer a guaranteed line of workâ€" n‘s clothing. You can make ten lers a day easily. Write toâ€"day Box 398, Simcoe, Ont. â€"5â€"6 LISTERINEF BROMO SELTZER, larg size bottle, reg. $1.20 ANDREW‘S LIVER SAL MAGNOLAX SALEâ€"â€"T RIPTIONâ€"in tabl egular $1.25 rIVAL HERB ‘ABLETS .. BATH POWDERS rosted jarsâ€"a real ATUF KRUSCHEN SALTS CGiant Package Oone Small Free 10¢ de $1.25, 3 bottles for $3.00 ! NGâ€"By the aay or week. Very rate prices and good service. urther particulars apply to Mrs. i Dion, 165 Birch north, phone wE SAVE YOU MONEY ALWAYS 95(:., $1 025 O Large wooden valves, comâ€" neads; suitable for taxis, livered. Apply Box 974. â€"5 RBâ€"For Stomach, Liver Kidney and Bowels. 1 Fordson tractor in nrSI ion. Apply 85 Sixth Ave oUGH SYRUPâ€" 19c., 39¢. and 79¢ FAVOURITE PRESâ€" paintings, grey enam 1 wicker fe of double sleighs, yolk. Cheap for 68 Fifth Ave. after 530c and $1.00 h horse, $100.00. Box 71, Timâ€" ~4p R SALTS 29e and 49¢ 19¢ and 37¢ 80¢ con of oak 98¢ $S9¢ ol FOR RENTâ€"House for renit! ‘« Apply 203 Cedar St. South. -2p FOR RENTâ€"Cold Apply B. F. Len north. FOR RENTâ€"Small house with all conâ€" FOR RENTâ€"3â€"roomed flat conveniences and linoleum Ariply 69 Birch South at rea FOR RENTâ€" all convent Apply Myrs. fields Block TWO FINNISH GIRLS WOULD LIKE HOUSEWORK. Apply 52 Bruce avenue, or P.O. Box 370, South Porâ€" cupine. â€"4â€"5h YOU WILL FIND AT THE WINDSOR HOTEL furnished twoâ€"roomed apartâ€" ments and rooms by day, week or month. Hot water year round. Also large dry basement. â€"37t1 POSITICQN WANTED â€" Ycung man aged 16, at ptecent employed as juniâ€" or clerk in Now Liskeard; wants posiâ€" tion in Timmins district in order to live at ome. Any position with cpâ€" portunities for advancement acceptâ€" wbie. Apply Box 2089, Timmins, cr ses Mr. T. M. Williams, 109 Balsam FURNISHED RGOMS TO RENTâ€" Clean and comfortable. Suitable for light hcusekeeping. Use of phone and kitchen,. Apply to 5i Fifth avenue. or phone G64W. 304 WOOD FOR SALE iDRESSMAKINGâ€"Dresses and cogats made at 61 Fourth Ave., or phone FOR SALEâ€"Dry 16â€"inch Jack Pine|â€" 248â€"W. 5â€"6â€"7p and Tamarack wood. Apply D. Kraâ€" | _____ | mmz kana, 85 Sixth Ave., or phons 271W2. | f f | CARD OF THANKS 4â€"5â€"6yp FOR SALEâ€"Dry slabs at $4.50 a load. Also, round wood by the cord. Apâ€" ply to Chaput and Mainville, 39 Main avenue, corner of Preston strest, or hone 377. 1â€"9p FOR SALEâ€"Dry 16â€"inch Birch $4.50 a cord. Dry Fourâ€"foot slabs and edgâ€" ings fhnixed; suitable for bakeries, hotels and business blocks; ideal wood for kindling. Price $4.50 cord deâ€" livered or $3.00 in yvard. Dry slabs 16 inches at $4.50 a load. J. A. Daly, Phone 454J. Timmins. â€"50tf 897â€"J. 41â€"49ptf Second Ave aDa hot sell fo 985 Lo boa live at portunities whbie. â€" see Mr. T North. R RENTâ€"7â€"rcomed house, furnish: i or unfurnished. Apply to 78 Firs venue, Schumacher. â€" | 2 QUuaRT HOT WATER | BOTTLE, guar., ca 15¢c., 25¢. and 35¢ PEROXIDE OF HYDROGENâ€" Best quality Pint bottles ... | 39¢ RUBBING ALCOHOLâ€" POSITION WANTED HOSPITAL w 39 C COTTON, . x _ 69¢ _ qo O0C IC(.:AEPS 69(’ MOHAIR ABDOMINAL AND BACK SsUPPORTING BELTS Flannel lined ; $2.50 Ilfa?;ff)(ackage 390 | MoODESS â€"3 Compacts free with each pkg. at TINCTURE OF IODINEâ€" RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL in pint bottles . RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house wi $700.00 n aven FOR RENT â€"â€"IPOULT with al Lennan 25¢., 410¢c. and 75¢ These i rsomed ) per month. Write M. Elp Toronto. â€" roomed â€" upstairs conyveniences, anc 4 Birch St. South Orag nable. Apply 10 Elm street, â€"~3tf age for cars n St. South m 34 use WItH $18.00 aA t. North. with all on fioor. 89c | ean with 39¢ 69¢ 69¢ 69¢ Will 7¢ 1P DON‘T FORGET TO TRY THE HOMEâ€"MADE BAKING at 47 Wilâ€" FUR COATS Cleaned, Glazed and reâ€" lined. Moderate. See Sinclair the Valet, 21 FPourth avenue. Phone 625. »~A49tf sOUVENIR RESTAURANT, 5 Cedar St... North. Meals 25¢. and up. Homeâ€"made pork and beans,. Pastry by order. 5â€"6p If you wish to have g0ood, made pies, give your order . ahead and have them delivered ply by phons 118. FPURRIERâ€"Manufacturing furs into any kind of wearing apparel. Cleanâ€" ing, glazing, remodelling and repairâ€" ing. workmanship guaranâ€" teed. Apply Wadsworth Furriers, 12 Balsam St. North, corner of Fourth Avo., or Box 213, Timmins. â€"4â€"3p WEAR SPIRELLA GARMENTS for health and style. Brassiere girdles, corsets, girdles, abdominal belts, maâ€" ternity garments, lingerie and hosiâ€" " ervy. Mirs L. D. Mansfield, phonse WATCH LOST â€" Man‘s Burlington wrist watch, green gold. Finder please phone 722â€"W., or leave at The Advance Office. â€"5p CHILDREN FOR ADOPTIONâ€"Good homes desired for children, boys and girls, Catholic and Protestant, ages 4 to 14 years. Any home desiring to adopt a youngster should have their clergyman write A. G. Carson, Supt. Children‘s Aid, Timmins, Ont. 44t 1 LOSTâ€"Gold ring with gypSY setting, cn morning. near Church of Nativity or at Dome Mine. Please leave at Advance Office. Reward. â€"5p LOSTâ€"From 4th of January; a small diamond ring, either at Church of Nativity or post office. Any person honest enough to leave it at Advance Office will get good reward. 4â€"5 ROOM AND BOARDâ€"Neoew boarding house managed by â€" French lady. Bcard reasonable. Apply 106 Balsam St. North. _ â€"5y1 ROOM AND BOARDâ€"In private home. All conveniences at $8.50 per week. Washing and pressing done if desired. Apply 171 Maple street south. 51p tf Mrs. M. Lamore wishes to thank the young lady who found her diamond ring, Miss E. Recheford, for her promLl, ind kindly return of the ring this week. -5p son Ave 19câ€"â€"2 for 35¢ WRITING PADS, Small Sizeâ€" 9¢câ€"2 for 15¢ 2 dozen for 35¢ PLACE CARDSâ€" BOXED STATIONERYâ€" Very fine quality Paper and Envelopes BEST QUALITY ENVELOPESâ€" 2 for 25¢ WRITING PADS, Large Sizeâ€" LINEN ENVELOPESâ€" BLUE LINED ENVELOPESâ€" No 3 WHITE WOVE ENVELOPES 10câ€"3 for 25¢ LAVORISâ€" In large $1.00 size bottles WwE CARRY VARIOUS SIZES OF â€" BLANK â€" BOOKS, â€" CASH BROOKS, LEDGERS, ETC. Mrs. L. D. Mansfi( B, South Porcupine, On MISCELLANEOUS CARD OF THANKS One to a Customer LOST .“â€".’â€"..â€"Qâ€"..-. i ces i i) anmemes i i) smmer have good, freshâ€"daily THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, 11IMMINS, ONTARIO b¢ package 3 for 25¢ 16 â€"PINE ST. NORTH 60¢ 5â€"6y day ~Vp! | * + # Notice is hereby"given that all perâ€" me. sons having any claims or demands eek.lagainst the late Daniel Swzseney, who ed. died on or about the 28th day of Junsg, ) tf‘1930, at the Town of Timmins in the Province of Ontario, are required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned, solicitor herein for Wineâ€" frid Sweeney, executrix under the will of the said Dariel Sweeney, their names _7p|and addresses and full particulars in | writing . ef,their claims and statemenis â€"~|of their gecounts and the nature of |the securities, if any, held by them. And take notice that after the 7th the |day of February, 1931, the said Wineâ€" maq | frid Sweeney will proceed to distribute npi; the assets Of the said deceased among e, |the persons entitled thereto, having reâ€" â€"5p gard only‘to the claims of which she shali then bave had notice, and thatl "~â€"~ ) the said Winefrid Sweeney will not be Miable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim ink | she shall not then have received notice. deâ€" | Dated at Timmins, Ont., this 12th _ to |day of January, 1931. ATâ€" * T. A. MACDONALD, ess. | Timmins, Ontario,, Solicitor for the said â€"5p Winefrid Sweeney. 3â€"5 t3 one Sincere sympathy will be extended to the widow and family in the death on Thursday last of Valmir Mondeaux following a fall from a scaffold while i at work at the McIntyre Mine. He was putting asbestos insulation on some pipes and it is thought that in using a pip> wrench he overbalanced himself and fell to the rock below, a distance of some fourteen feet. He | fractured his skull and suffered other | injuries. He was hurried to the hospiâ€" | tal where he passed away, despite all | that skill and attention could do. The funeral took place on Monday morning to the St. Anthony‘s church, and was llargely attended. The late Mr. Monâ€" | deaux had been a resident of Timmins | for some nine years past and was well \known and popular. He leaves seven children, the oldest ten years old and | the youngest a babe of two months, in ‘addition to the bereaved widow. V . Mondeaux Dies From Fall at McIntyre Mine E. Jordan, one of the staff of investiâ€" gators in the office of the Ontario Fire mMarshal, is in town this week conductâ€" ing an investigation into the recent fire here on Third avenue. Mr. Jordan is well known and popular here, havâ€" ing been an oldâ€"time resident of the camp. He was on the provincial police force in the early days being stationed at South Poreupine. REPRESENTATIVE OF FIRE MARSHAL‘S OFFICE HERLE Wednesday, the twentyâ€"fifth day February next, will be the last day presenting Petitions for Private Bill Wednesday, the fourth day of March next, will be the last day for introducâ€" ing Private Bills. Wednesday, the twentyâ€"fifth day of March next, will be the last day for ‘Reports of Committees of Private Bills. ALEX. C. LEWIS, Clerk of the Legislative AssembI Toronto, January 9th, 1931. 3 â€" In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel Sweeney, late of the Town of Timâ€" mins, Deceaced. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NUMBER NINESâ€"Conquer Constipation 4 reg. 25c., 2 boxes for ‘ reg. 25¢., 2 boxes for BLAUD‘S IMPROVED IRON PILLS OLIVE OILâ€"Large Size bottle of purest Olive Oi BEEF. IRON AND WINE Best Made . s PSILLIUM SEED 1 lIb. .. WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES, Very fine avuality. lined, per box ROWNTREE‘S â€" |â€"ASTILLES, per tin ... FUREST COD LVER OILâ€" Vitamin Tested in pint bottles MUSTARD OINTMENT in tubes, 2 for....:.:.... CARBOLIC OINTMENT in tubes, 2 for MILK .OF MAGNESIAâ€" 25e and : SOLUBLE DISINFECTANTâ€" Jan wE SPECIAMIZE IN TRUSS FITTINXG CARD OF THANKS Parliamentary Notice ose Ente aank the aeir tale: *rd such 19c., 29¢ and 49¢ alnment rtists wtI ) m ucCc nmiltte? 0o kindâ€" 49e 25¢ 39¢ 39¢ 39¢ l A Pine street south man who was accused of breaking windows in M ‘Mazzuca‘s building found his ugliness a rather costly affair when he was in court this week. It cost him $10.00 for of | a fine, $5.00 for damages and $12.50 for for | costs, a total of $27.50. + Max Skakoon, formerly of Maple ‘ch | street, north, was charged with assaultâ€" 1Câ€" | ing a young lady at the same address. !\ The case was withdrawn on the acâ€" ‘Water Tank at Vipond I Burned Down Thursday Fire in the building at the Vipond. Miic that housed the 10,000â€"gallon. water tank on the property caused a loss of about $2,000.00, on Thursday evening last. The building was burnâ€" ed to the ground and the water tank itself collapsed. The loss was covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is not known, the blaze starting in the lower part of the structure. The Viâ€" pond firemen were handicapped by the fact that their equipment was of little use when the source of their water supply was the scene of the fire and a bucket brigade was the only recourse. The Schumacher fire brigade gave valuâ€" able assistance in fighting the fire. The chief danger was from the possibility of other buildings catching fire, but the good work of the firefighters preventâ€" ed this. The firemen were on guard all night to avoid danger to other buildâ€" ings from flying embers. Work was commenced at once on the reâ€"building of the tank. The work at the mine was not interfered with by the fire. It is an odd coincidence that there has been only one other fire at the Vipond that being some years ago when an iceâ€" house was destroyed by fire. # SOCIAL AND WHIST DRIVE BY CORNISH CLUB TOâ€"NIGHT The whist drive and social to be given this (Thursday) evening in the Hollinger hall by the Cornish Social Club will be a very enjoyable event as are all features by this club. The whist drive will start at 8 o‘clock. Then there will be dancing, refreshments, ete. Each member of the club may bring a friend. Members are asked to ‘wmi refreshments. Membership cards will be ready for any who wish to join the club. EREAKIENG WINDOWS PROVED SOMEWHAT COSTLY AFFAIR The case was wWItNGdGrawn Ol ULUiC d4Uâ€" cused paying the costs of the court. Skakoon, however, remained in custody here until the police at Rouyn can come here for him, as he is wanted there on a charge of wife desertion. An assault charge cost a local man $1.00 for fine and $10.25 for costs. Warsyl Lucoff, charged with making threats against D. Rubanetz was reâ€" manded a week on his own bail. The assault charge against N. Fedak was similarly remanded. A week‘s remand was also given in a charge against a husband of failing to provide for his wife. A charge of seduction against a local young man was dismissed. The girl in the case, who was under eighteen years of age, admitted writing a letter that was produced in court. This letâ€" ter was obscene and disgusting and could scarcely be considered as likely to be written by any innocent young girl. Mrs. M. Fisher was charged with givâ€" ing liquor to a minor. The case was remanded for a week, the accused‘s solicitor being ill. A young fellow of 28 years of age was charged with attempted suicide. He took a quantity of permanganate of potash tablets on Monday night. The doctors had to pump out his,. stomach to save his life, His explanation in court was that he had been drunk and did not know anything about what happened. He was remanded a week for observation. J. B. Swofford, general agent for Gray‘s Allâ€"Canadian Shows, was in Timmins last week completing arrangeâ€" ments for the shows to exhibit here on the Moneta show grounds on Balsam street, week of June l1st. HIND‘S HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM AZUREA FACE POWDER PRINCESS PAT FACE POWDER WOODBURY‘S FACE POWDER JONTEEL FACE POWDER CHYTRE FACE POWDER DJER KISS FACE POWDER POND‘S COLD CREAM POND‘S VANISHING CREAM WOOPDBURY‘S CREAM PEPSODENT TOOFH PASTFE IPANA TOOTH PASTE WOoOPBURY C COLD _ poreâ€"deep the skin clear $1.00 and $1. or damages and $12.50 for of $27.50. oon, formerly of Maple was charged with assaultâ€" lady at the same address. is withdrawn on the acâ€" cleanser, ilea n anrd smooth 39¢ 69¢ 59¢ 30¢ 39¢ 49( 39¢ 39¢ 50¢ 30¢ 39¢ 39¢ John Murphy, who has been on farm in Mountjoy for the past ten years, had considerabe illâ€"luck recently, the culmination being on Sunday evenâ€" ing when his home in Mountjoy townâ€" ship burned to the ground. . The fire John Murphy Injured When His House Burns cccurred about 6.30 pm. and could be seen from the town. The house was too far away for any help to be given in the way of fighting the fire. Mr. Murphy lived alone and had some diffiâ€" culty in getting out of the burning building. The back of his sweater and his trousers were burned and he susâ€" tained some bad burns, though not seriously injured. He was brought into town and has been cared for here. Interesting Business Discussion at Kiwanis At the regular weekly luncheon of ! â€"The second of the semes Oof Card parâ€" the Timmins Kiwanis Club on Monday | ties being given by the Ladies of the there was no special speaker for the | Church of the Nativity will be held in occasion but the meeting was a very | the basement of the church on Tuesâ€" interesting and pleasing one. It was day evening, Feb. 3rd. - â€"3 chiefly a business session, a numbex" of matters of interest being taken up| All will be pleased to know that and plans discussed for proposed work | David Larcher, who was operated on for the year. President J. R. Walker, at St. Mary‘s hospital last week for presided and there were many specially | appendicitis, is making excellent proâ€" attractive features to the meeting. The | gress to recovery. visitor for the day was James Graham, of Hamilton, the guest of J. D. Brady. The list of guests at the Dodge Hotel, Mr. Graham came here by train to| Washington, D.C., last week showed visit but is going to ski back to Hamilâ€" |Lhat Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Woodbury, ton for his owin pleasure. ‘c‘f Timmins, had been visitors at the MAPLE FUDGE per lb. BUTTER PUFFS per lb. PEANUT BRIT'TLE per lb. CHOCOLA’I‘E FUDGE per lb While at work at his duties at the Vipond Mine on Tuesday morning F. A. Grant had the illâ€"luck to meet with an accident that will confine him to the hospital for some weeks. He was standing on a plank when a fall of loose earth broke the plank and knocked him to the ground. He fell a distance of some seven feet; and susâ€" tained a broken collarbone, a broken shoulder and other less serious in jurâ€" ies with brilises. He was taken to the per lb. e CFOCOLATE ALMONDS, per lb CHOCOLATE CHERRIES, per lb ASSORTED FRUIT DROPS, per lb. MINT PILLOWS per lb CHICKEN BONE tained a broken collarbone, a brokeN week. "Do you know what Purim Balli shoulder and other less serious injurâ€" means?" he was asked. "sure," he ies with bruises. He was taken to the | replied, "it means two dollars." St. Mary‘s hospital where he is making | the best of recovery. There will bel Austin Neame, who is in charge of more than the ordinary sincerity in ; the Ontario Government Mines Rescue the regret at the accident and the Station at Timmins, and who is also wishes for his early recovery, because the president of the Timmins branch Mr. Grant is particularly popular in of the Canadian Legion, has been apâ€" town and his kindness for many years pointed a justice of the peace in and past in regularly visiting the hospital for the District of Cochrane. here each week and making cheerful calls on the patients has been greatly| Any who enjoy a card game or a appreciated by the patients and their happy social evening should note that friends alike. another of the whist drives by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian Leâ€" EVANGELIST REFERS TO gion is to be held in the Oddfellows‘ NATIONS AND PROPHECIES nall on Monday evening next, Feb. 2nd, ‘commencing at 8 pm. sharp. The A very interesting meeting was held events by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary are in the Moose hall Sunday afternoon bY | always up to the highest standards of Evangelist R. E. Walsh. In his remarks ; pleasure and a good time. There will the evangelist traced the history of the | be a general meeting of the Auxiliary world from Babylon to the at 7 p.m. per lb A very interesting meeting was held in the Moose hall Sunday afternoon by Evangelist R. E. Walsh. In his remarks the evangelist traced the history of the world from Babylon to the present time, in a very forceful way. Mr. wWalsh declares that the history of the nations since the downfall of Universal Rome is a startling fulfillment of the prophecies pertaining to the end of the presont age. Preceding his remarks the audience enjoyed a songz service of the good old Gospel songs; they were thrown upon the screen and coloured in a beautiful way. Fo" fifteen minutes the evangelâ€" ist answered questions received from those in the audience. per lb In closing his remarks he announced another meeting for Sunday evening, Feb. ist. at 7.30, when he will speak on "Does the Scripture predict a World War?" Nearly all the seats were taken and no doubt the subject for next Sunâ€" day evening will pack the hall. Invitations have been issued, as noted in The Advance last week, for the Kiwanees annual Valentine Dance to be held in the McIntyre Recreation hall on Wednesday evening, Feb. 11th, Invitations must be presented at the door. Dancing at 9.30. Events by the Kiwanees are always specially attracâ€" tive. ASSORTED CHOCOLATESâ€" Lowney‘s Best per lb. 4? â€"A. Grant Has Collarbone Broken and Other Injuries Buy Your Drug Needs Here 39¢ a9d¢ 39¢ 39c SBT 49¢ ! â€"The second of the series of card parâ€" ties being given by the Ladies of the Church of the Nativity will be held in it.he basement of the church on Tuesâ€" day evening, Feb. 3rd. - â€"5 Mark Bowie is on a business trip to Montreal this week. â€"A Public Stenographer‘s office been opened at 32 Third avenue Much attention was attracted week to W. Rinn‘s window, where handsome Curling Club trophies prizes were on display. All will be pleased to know that Mrs, Geo. W. Parsons, who was seriously ill at St. Mary‘s hospital, is now well on the way to early and complete recovery. Bornâ€"In Timmins on Tuesday, Jan. 27th, i931, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Magnan, 75 Fifth avenueâ€"â€"a son (Josâ€" eph Marcel Rene). Size bottle, reg. $1.40 A.s A. «/ CREOMULSIONâ€"a»a fine Cod Liver Oil Emulsion with 89¢ PHILLIPS‘ MILK OPFP MAGNESIA 39C NUJOLâ€"large size bottle 996 PINKHAM‘S VEGETABLE COMPOUND 98(5 SCOTT‘S EMULSION Large size 980 WILLIAMS‘ PINK PILLS ner |b. 39(: SAL HEPATICAâ€"large CHASE‘S COUGH SYRUPâ€" 29¢ and 59¢ bottle PINKHAM‘S VEGETABLE COMPOUND SCOTTS EMULSION BATH EPSCO] FEBECO TOOTH PASBTE The list of guests at the Dod Washington, DC., last week that Mtr. and Mrs. Vincent W A card party of whist and bridge be held in the Moose hall, Fourth nue, on Monday night, Feb. 9t] 8 pm. under the auspices of the ML. Prizes and refreshments. are cordially invited. Small admi fee charged. Unite One of" the most frequently asked questions of the day in town is: "What does the Purim Ball mean?" Someone asked F. C. H. Simms this question last week. "Do you know what Purim Ball means?" he was asked. "Sure," he replied, "it means two dollars." Austin Neame, who is in charge of the Ontario Government Mines Rescue Station at Timmins, and who is also the president of the Timmins branch of the Canadian Legion, has been apâ€" pointed a justice of the peace in and for the District of Cochrane. Friends in Timmins and district will be interested in the following paraâ€" graph from The Haileyburian last week:â€""Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey announce the engagement of their daughter, Winifred Doris, to Harry Withers Dunfield, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Withers Dunfield, of St. Lambert, Quebec, the marriage to take place in February." Mr. Dunfleld is the manager of the Timmins store of the Northern Ontario Power Co. As noted last week the annual meelâ€" ing of the Timmins Horticultural Society will be held in the town hall on Friday evening of this week, Jan. 30th, at 7.30 pm. Election of officers for the ensuing year and other business will be before the meeting. The society has done excellent work in the past and has a wide field of usefulness for the future, and should receive the heartiest support of all. All interested should make a special point of being present for the meeting toâ€"morrow present for the (Friday) evening. CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLIL OW ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 10c., 15¢. and 20¢ HAZFEL AND ) CREAM, 2 bottle: ‘}5(: [XE TOOTH 19 JC TOQOOTH 39 (¢ Rad been v capital. 69c., iB last and -5p