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Thursday, August 6th, 193 * *** *3 Lapalme Van Rasse! * . â€"~18tf _ $ oo 3 s n i in t n e i e n o t n n n o oc oc n t t td t ie Te td td t t in in Tb id in 1ib tb 15 151505 1505 *Kx3 C C s 3 s s s s s 3 s s . o i i o o o t o in i in i5 in i5 i5 ib in ib 15 in in 5 in in i5 i5 i5 in io in in i5 5 i5 5 5 t experienced attendants to give you courteous reâ€" spectful attention We offer you the most modern service in the north ; Those wishing to go, meet at the Moose Lodge at # 2.45 p.m to be held at Golden City on Sunday, August 9th Under the Auspices of the Women TIMMINS FUNERAL AND AMBULANGE SERVIGE Phone 51 1 Spruce Street South We Lead REPAIR AND CONCRETE WORK A sPECIALITY is at your service night or day Our Sedan Ambulance io serve you; small enough to appreciate YOu GENERAL CONTRACTORS 8, L. LEES, MANAGER Estimates Gladly Given : Women of Mooseheart Legion for members and their children. CARNATION CO., LIMITED What is Carnationâ€"Mi!lk? Simply pure, wholesome, whole milk, evaporated to double creaminess, sterilized for safekeepâ€" ing and conveniently packaged. You‘ll find it absolutely dependable and wonderfully econâ€" omical. Carnation Milk is safeâ€" guarded at the source by strictest cleanliness in the care and milking of the cows. And this proâ€" tection continues until it reaches you in hermeticâ€" ally sealed containers. Write for Cook Book and Baby Book Others follow Milk from Canadian cows, packed in Canada in Canadian cans and cases. 12 Pine Street Aylmer, Ont Barrie Examiner:â€"Honesty is the best policy, but one should not overâ€" look some other kindsâ€"fise, life ans acc‘:dadeont. The Haileyburian last week says:â€" "The second fatality in the same faâ€" mily in less than 10 weeks occurred at Teckâ€"Hughes mine, Kirkland Lake, about 10.30 Tuesday night, when Sinkâ€" lor Morrow, 26 years old, and unmarâ€" ried, was killed in a fall of rock at a chute while working underground at the property. Deceased was a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrow, wellâ€" known settlers of Hudson township, near New Liskeard, and the body was sent there yesterday. A brother of the victim, Eldred Morrow, died in Coâ€" balt hospital on May 22 last from burns sustained in an accident at the Maâ€" tabichouan plant of the Canada Norâ€" thern Power Co., where he had been employed. An inquest has been orderâ€" ed into the fatality here. Morrow had been with the mining company for a' year | iginally, of the Legion, whose Week of Wonders opesned on that date. Amonz the Northern municipalities â€" selecting August 3rad as civic holiday this year were:â€" Timmins, Tisdale Ccwnship, Hailleybury, Cobalt, New â€" Liskeard, Kirkland Lake, and some other munâ€" icipalities north of North Bay. A few of the othsrs have not yet proâ€" claimed a civic holiday. sECOND FATALITY IN ONE FAMILY WITHIN TEN WEEKS their own special day and they owe no particular consideration to other places in setting the date. In Timâ€" mins year the civic holiday was set for August 3rd at the request, orâ€" a special day selected by all the municipalities as civic holiday. I; is difficult to believe that this plan is not designed for the special benefit of the cities. In this North the sitâ€" is a little different, tet it would be well for the municipalities to remember that civic holiday is their own special day and they owe o enE M P t "Bank Holiday" in Britain, and it one of the greatest dangers with which may be that this fact has made its| speiety has to contend. general easier in Canad2i.; Tpe person who takes the trouble to On the other hand, there may watch any garbage can, pile of offal, more reasons for its general )o reeking gutter, will speedily awakt acceptance. Holidays come along with)to the insect menace and realize that fair frequency throughout the yeAt, they come fiying and crawling with but hitherto from the first of July ©0) disease germs and filthyâ€"laden feet and Labour Day (the first Monday in Sepâ€" i bodies to the very food we eat and the tember) there has been no settled |\boedy we otherwise strive to keep so boliday. Usually the civic holidays serupulously clean and healthy. were proclaimed some time ~b3tween§ Thus, mosquitoes, roaches, bedbugs, these dates, but there was no settledi fieas, lice, ants, moths, every member date, andâ€" each town or city might of the Fearful 7 should ‘be killed on select a different day from anobher.?sight. The now famous "Chamber of The public appear to prefer a day Death" tests in the laboratory of a that is generally observed. While wellâ€"known manufacturer of insectiâ€" these jpoints may be in favour of Ci-fcide prove conclusively that there are vic holiday being proclaimed by eachjinsecticides and insecticides, and no town on the same da‘e, it is well to|housewife can afford not to procure remember that the rractice may b€ | and use the most efficient means obâ€" carried too far and thus civic holiday| tainable to destroy the insect life that lose all its meaning and reason. Ciâ€" \infests her home. vic. holiday is a day proclaimed as a| se en en onl ons omm on holiday by the individual municipality.! APPROPRIATIONS MADE FOR It is simply and solely a question for : NORTH IN DOMINION HOUSE the individual municipality ito select wâ€"_____ the date. What other municipalitiee| The supplementary estimates passed may do has really no bearing on the in the House of Commons last week question. Some people and papers in | did not allot much for the Norph Land, the cities have been seeking to have though, perhaps, more than in many This year August 3rd was the popâ€" ular date for civic holiday in this North, while for some years past the first Monday in August has had inâ€" creasing pepularity as civic holiday in the towns and cities of Southsrn Onâ€" tario. The first Monday of August is Popularity of August ord as Civic Holiday No two ways about it. I know:.: I‘ve seen it happen often enough. The fast. driver always gets his. . . eventually, sometimes even through so simple a thing as a blowout. Better:slow don, before you get yours, brother. | Well, I‘ll be sseing vyou. | l ! lfi‘ ' However, some of us never do learn. For example, there‘s the man who habitually exceeds the speed limit. I followed one of these chaps for about 3 mileés yesterday on the Lake Shore Road. He didn‘t hit less than fifty at any time. Luckily traffic was light. He was indignant when I waved him to stop. HAS IT â€" HAPPENED TO YOU 2 byPCl our childâ€" houd. most of us learn to greatly dislike the words do <that," but of course when we grow up we learn that mos t "don‘ts" have a lot of reaâ€" son behind them. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The person who takes the trouble to beiwatch any garbage can, pile of offal, reeking gutter, will speedily awakt ng wWit? | to the insect menace and realize that The supplementary estimates passed ‘in the House of Commons last week did not allot much for the North Land, though, perhaps, more than in many ‘past sessions. Among the amounts noted were:â€"Timmins, forâ€" public ’building (post office), $4,000.00; Sudâ€" \ bury, for public building, $7,000.00; for | building wharf at Moose Factory, $15,â€" |000.00; for dam at Latchford, $600.00. they come filying and crawling with 'dlsease germs and filthyâ€"laden feet and ’bodies to the very food we eat and the |bedy we otherwise strive to keep so | scrupulously clean and healthy. |\ _ _ Thus, mosquitoes, roaches, bedbugs, |fieas, lice, ants, moths, every member ici the Fearful 7 should ‘be killed on ‘sight. The now famous "Chamber of ;Death" tests in the laboratory of a ~wellâ€"known manufacturer of insectiâ€" !cide prove conclusively that there are \ insecticides and insecticides, and no ‘housewife can afford not to procure ‘and use the most efficient means obâ€" taimnable to destroy the insect life that ‘infests her home. The automobile, now considered inâ€" dispensable to society, was responsible for over 32,500 deaths during 1930, according to Government statistics. Just think of it! To these steel monâ€" sters, each with _the power of many horses, each approximately thirtyâ€"four million, four hundred and six thouâ€" sand, four hundred times the size of a fly, can be charged the destruction of 25 per cent. less babies and adults than estimated for the common house fly. Statistics point to the house fly as taking a toll of 40,000 human lives a year. On a basis of size, the killing power of the common house fiy is nearly sixty million people each year as éompared to the automobile. Yet, many housekeepers, business men and others, tolerate flies and other insects around as but necessary nuisances, when in reality, they are one of the greatest dangers with which sociecty has to contend. In this connection it may be interâ€" esting to read the following contributâ€" ed to The Advance by an authority on the subject:â€" The Advance for some time has been carrying advertisements urging the deâ€" struction of all flies in the houses and business places and showing why this is necessary for the health and lives of the people, as well as indicating methods by which this desired end may be reached. Death Toll from Flies Greater Than by Autos Brisk and cheerful. She always feels fresh, she explains, because she keeps her mouth fresh. Instant . Admiration EXPERT WORK GUARANTEED,. PROMPT SERVICE. EVERYTHING IN SHEET METAL WORK. â€" PIPES OF ALL KINDS, ALSO FURNACE WORK. N E W TIN SHOP 13 Spruce Street South C. J. Lapalme \"L_‘Dé\fi 13 Spruce St. South cial districts covering a territory 1,000 miles by 400 miles. It is proposed to appoint at a public meeting to be held | in the Sault an Advisory Council to give instructions to the regularly electâ€" ed members of parliament and municiâ€" pal councils, and to hand out advice to all and sundry in this vast territory.l If the members of this proposed counâ€" | cil were to travel every day in the week throughout the fiftyâ€"two weeks in the year even then they would not know | the requirements of the people as well | as the parliamentary . members and | municipal councillorsâ€"men â€"who live amongst the people â€" should know them. Then, what system is to be adopted to pay salaries and travelling? expenses of this useless council? | So far as we are concerned the people | of the Free Grant districts may purâ€" sue whatever course to them seems adâ€" | visable to further the interests of their districts, but we ask them to leave the Claybelt and the silver and goldâ€"minâ€" ing districts out of the "count," and allow us to work out cur destiny in our own way. We have here two judicial districts, three representatives in the Ontario Legislature, two in the House of Commons, the same municipal sysâ€" tem as exists in other parts of Ontario, local and associated boards of trade, a farmers‘ marketing association, agriâ€" cultural and horticultural asscciations, and perhaps all the social and church organizations which exist in any part of Canada. We are surely organized to the limit. So, Mr. Curran, please exâ€" cuse us. â€"flâ€"â€".â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€".â€"â€"_â€"_â€"_.‘_-___- In Northern Ontaric and Northâ€" western Ontaric there are eight judiâ€" that might be done with profit to all concerned, there has actually been much.done. The New Liskeard Speakâ€" er, takin’g a paragraph from The Sault Star as a text, in its usual able way answers the suggestion that "the North is stagnant because New Ontario peoâ€" ple are treated as dumb tenants." Here is the article from The Speaker in full, heading and all:â€" "North‘s Views Ignored" The Sault Daily Star had an editoriâ€" al under the above heading from which we make the following extra:â€""New Ontario is stagnant because New Onâ€" tario people are treated as dumb tenâ€" ants. Nothing is clearer to this paper than that there should be in Northern Ontario an advisory council of busiâ€" ness men and no legislation or regulaâ€" tions concerning the North should be adopted without, their consent. The North is tired of thecrists and pracâ€" tical politicians." Speaking for the Temiskamings we are unable to endorse the views exâ€" pressed by our contemporary. At no time since the Hon. A. S. Hardy beâ€" came premier can we say that Temisâ€" kaming has been overlooked by either the Liberals, the Farmers or the Conâ€" servatives. Nor has the money which the different Governments have exâ€" pended here been money thrown away. This co=ntry has "made good." The richest silver and gold mines in the world were found in this part of Onâ€" tario, and our agricultural land is of such quality as to justify a Liberal Doâ€" minion Government in establishing a demonstration farm here, and a Conâ€" servative Ontaric Government in esâ€" tablishing two demonstration farms here. Also on hundred thousand people have made homes here. Takâ€" ing the facts into consideration we cannot accuse our Ontario Government with neglecting our needs, nor do we wish our citizens to become parties to any scheme for holding up the Govâ€" ernment. If it be a fact that in the Northâ€" western parts of the Frovince the Govâ€" ernment has neglected the people, as the Soo Star‘s article intimates, then let the people of that region make the facts known to the Government through their members in the Legislaâ€" ture or House of Commons. This is the only recognized system to follow in a civilized country. the country. This has been shown to be the fact in the past. At the same time, The Advance has urged that in asking for the more money necessary, it is only fair to acknowledge what has been done.:. There h The Advance has consistently urged that the Governmenis should expend miore money for the development of the North. This will prove good busiâ€" ness for the North. It will prove an excellent investment for the the countryvy. 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