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?‘X“‘K\X\\‘\‘\“\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v T9 salb _ 2 , 88« 44A * *4 4*A * * *4 \\\\\\\S\\\\.\\\\\SS‘ gglffff?ffiff/fi’fifIf’f?’f’fl/’lffggfi%j HILLâ€"CLARKâ€"FRANCIS LTD. Thursday, June 23rd, 1932 Timmins Office closed Saturday afternoons all year round. Everything for Building Branch Offices and Yards atâ€"Sudbury, Kirkland Lake, Timmins, Ont. and Noranda, Que. LET US MACHINEâ€"SAND YOUR HARDWOOD FLOORS BLACK FLIES Head Office and Factoriesâ€"New Liskeard, Ont. 6 oz.* .39 32 oz. $1,.00 wWITH LORETTA YOUNG, DUDLEY DIGGES, LESLIE FEXNâ€" TON, TULLY MAXRSHALL. The screen‘s greatest character actor in his most dynamic porâ€" trayal. Terrifying in its stark realism. Overwhelming in its mighty emotional sweep. Cormedyâ€"*"PYXJAMA PARTY GgOLDFIEL DS Complete Change of Programme Every MONDAY WEDNESDA Y FRIDA Y WITH MAY ROBSON, JAMES HALL, FRANCES DADA, LaWâ€" RENCE GKRAY AND EDMUND BREESE, The inside story of the richest woman in the world. Cartoonâ€""LOVE KRAZY Sportlishtâ€""YOUNGER ° YEARS® MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 P.M. Eveningâ€"7.00 p.m. (continuous performance) Mouse Cartoonâ€""GROCERY BOY" FOX MOVIETONE NEY * Comedyâ€""WORDS AND MUSIC" Midnight Show Friday, June Mth, Show Above Programme WITH RICHARD CROMWELL, NOAH BEERY, SALLY BLATNE Love, Thrills, Terrors and Perils with the biting tang of salt sea spray. Comedyâ€"*"LEMON MERINGUE"®" Sportlightâ€"*TENNIS TECHNIQUE®" Addedâ€""HIGH SCHOOL HOOFER®" wWEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JUNE 22â€"23 "MOTHER‘S MILLIONS" WITTH JAMES CAGNEY AND JOAN BLONDELL The Epic of the Sport of Speed Kings, with thrills that begin where others leave off. One of the peppiest pictures ever made. Mouse Cartoonâ€"~â€""MAD DOG®~ FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Midnight Show, Fri., July I1stâ€"Showing above programme 11.30 p.m. COMMUNITY NIGHTS AT BOTH THEATRES â€"EVERY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ADMISSIONâ€"ALL SEATSâ€"253 CENTS, BRING THE FAMILY WITTH WARNER BAXTER AND LEILA HYAMS The famouws stars who have always given you a fine evening‘s entertainment. WEDNES. and THURSDAY, JUNE 29 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 24 EDW ARD G. ROBINSON in "THE HATCHET MAN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY JULYâ€" 44â€" LION AXND THE LAMB JULY 66â€" 7â€""STEPPING SINTERS®" »4ULY 8%â€" §9â€"â€""DANCERS TN THE DARK®" JULY 11~â€"12â€""AFTER TOâ€"MORROW®" JULYX 13@14â€"â€""CORSAIR®" Prompt Attention Given to all Kinds of Repair Work. JAMA PARTY" PARAMOUNT soOUND NEWS Frog Cartoonâ€""AFRICA SQUEAKS" "SURRENDER " for 128 oz. $3.35 Two Auto Accidents Near Kapuskasing trict headquarters of the provincial police at Haileybury from Constable W. R. Bryne, at Kapuskasing. John Paul Gaudreau, of Opazatika was inâ€" stantly killed by a car driven by Clerâ€" mont Roy, of the same place, and E. C. Walker of Troquois Falls, with Forâ€" tunat Cyrenne and George Comfort, went to Kapuskasing hospital, when Walker‘s car piled into a grader driven by Comfort. Roy later was arrested on instrucâ€" tions from Magistrate Tucker and reâ€" leased on $2,000 cash bail. According to the officer‘s report, the Roy car was said by eyeâ€"witnesses to have been travelling at a high rate of speed when it struck the little boy as he crossed the road, and the child‘s body was earried 54 feet six inches. Roy is said to have swerved his car in an effort to avoid striking the boy, but caught him while traveling on the driver‘s left hand side of the road. Opazatika is a few miles west of Kapuskasing. In the other accident, which hapâ€" pened a few hours before, Walker and Cyrenne were in a car driven by the former, while the grader, in a hollow of the road, was travelling slowly west in Fauquier township, east of Kapusâ€" kasing. Anocther automobile had passâ€" ed the grader and had met Walker on the top of a hill, but the dust from this car and from the grader below blindâ€" ed Walker‘s vision, the report states, and his car piled into the government road machine. Walker sustained fracâ€" tured ribs and cuts on the face and head, Cyrenne had face cuts and bruises and a neck artery cut, while WITH REX LEASE, TOM MOORE, LUCILLE BROWNE Electric thrills in a stirring melodrama of the men who ride the rails. Serialâ€""BATTLING WITH BUFFALO BILL"â€"Episode No. 9 Cartoonâ€""BOSCO THE DOUGHBOY" HEARST METROTONE NEWS WITH CHARLES (CHIC) SALE AND DICKITE MOORE. Love that makes you gulp one moment and guffaw the next. The laugh, tear hit of the Season. Comedyâ€""THE PERFECT SUIFTOR" Addedâ€""CURSES, CURSES, CURSES" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Midnight show, Sunday, June 26thâ€"Showing Double Feature Programme "THE EXPERT" and "CANNONBALL EXPRESS" CANNONBALL EXPRESS "â€"U‘ WITH LEON JANNEY, JUNIOR COGHLAN, MATT MOORE, DORoOoTHY PETERSON, ZASU PITTS and a sceore of Hollywood‘s riotous rascals! A picture for Dads, sons, sisters and mothers. NOTEâ€"There will be a special matinee for the children on Wedâ€" nesday, June 29thâ€"Showing the above programmeâ€"Admission 10c¢. Bring the Kiddies. Comedvyâ€"*‘"*DAME HUNTTXCG" MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 P.M. Eveningâ€"7.00 p.m. (continuous performance) Complete Change of Programme Every WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JUNE 22â€"23 "WAYWARD" WITH NANCY CARROLL, RICHARD ARLEN AND PAULINE FREDERICK. Comedyâ€"*"HAREM SCAREM" OCartconâ€""A HUNTING WE WILL GO" AT THE THEATRES NEW EMPIRE Special Matinee Friday Morning, July Comedyâ€""THE SMART SETâ€"UCP" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Cartoonâ€""BOSCOO‘s sSODA FOUNTAN" Midnight Show, Sunday, July 3rdâ€"Showing double programme "RIDER OF DEATH VALLEY" and ‘SADDLE BUSTER" WEDNES. and THURSDAY, JUNE 29â€"30 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 24â€"25 MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 27 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 1â€"2 TOM MIX AND HIS WONDER HORSE "TONY" in JULYâ€" 44â€" 5â€""SADDLE BUSTER" JULYâ€" 66â€" 7â€""MISLEADING LADIES" JULYâ€" 3 9â€""ITS TOUGH TO BE FAMOQOUS 1e roads of the dist: iot need to be told er caused by clouds jarts of the roads. "~ the use of gravel c dry clay made occ dust that made tr: with n»n, and rised b report: due Will T learn J sn s of ct Building Lots Selling Quickly at Moosonee Now SERVED TWENTYâ€"TWO YEARS AT HAILEYBURY SCHOOLT The Haileyburian last week says "Mr. J. H. McFarlane, who has ser 22 years as principal of the Haileyb public school, has this week tende his resignation to the school board, take effect with the closing of present school term at the end of month. Mr. McFarlane suffered serious illness last fall and since t time has been supervisor at the sch Mr. R. J. McClanahan, who came Haileybury at the beginning of HOBOES EYEN TRAVELLING BY AIRSHIP THESE DAVYVS The North Bay Nugget pt the following paragraph:â€" A minded" hobo bummed at ride airplane from Hailleybury t with the idea in mind of gettii more dGdesirable centre. He w doubt, quite peeved at himself sticking to the plane when, or gdropped off at his named desti learned he could have "fown‘ farther and to an even greater polis where his opiportunities have been much better. "Hey! ever give a hcbo a liff"" G queried of an airp take off from tnc "Sure," was the reply. Asked he might be goins, the "bo" named t first town that came to mind, and due time was dropped off at Temagat Great was his suryrise, and self cri cism at not learning the pilot‘s destin tion, however, when, after steppi clear of the plane, saw the machi take off again and head towards No: Bay or some other town farthe:s on Comfort, who is an exâ€"chief of police at New Liskeard, had two mbs fracâ€" tured. All will recover 1€ He hi it the C @aban« adesired : establish reiterate 100 Py« "CURIOSITY* th ely no truth in t itholic Church meda plans to est l and presbytery »perty has been Hal nly na int week chool closir the e emagaml. self critiâ€" s destinaâ€" stenping machine ras North iAD nation â€" muct might do you Ra port hnherk JY the he uU id ‘Thousand Families to be Placed on Land Settlement to be Chiecfly in the North Land,. Committee to be Set up to select Applicants for Farms. ha ment ly hay Ifi. .A severa Still ancther thought arises in conâ€" nection with this plan. In every town of the North there are large numbers of unemployed, many of them foreignâ€" ets who came here to go on the farm. These foreigners often howl that they were ‘"invited to Canada," but only very little investigation shows that they were here for years under false pretences. They came here to work on farms but if they went at all to farm work titey soon quit it for work in the mines or running stores or crowded into the mining areas of the North and thus created an unemployâ€" ment situation that would not normalâ€" ly have arisen. In working out the plan now put forward by the Government, there are several things that are worthy of conâ€" sideration. For instance, it is regretâ€" table that the limit has been placed at 1000. According to suggestions from udbury and North Bay there is reaâ€" on to think that the full quota of 1000 night be filled from those two cities ind adjacent towns, leaving nothing for the rest of the North. Another thought that is sure to obtrude itself on those who know the situation is the hard place already occupied by setâ€" tlers already on the land. The quesâ€" tion naturally arises:â€"‘If new men are to be assisted in establishing themâ€" selves on the farm, will help be given those in dire need who have for years been trying to establish themselves on homesteads in this North?" mously came to the would be absolutely care of the distres ment by direct rel however, that son done by way of givi it is casy to see that they had no inâ€" vitation at all along the lines Cthey adopted. Their competition has had much to do with creating the present sconditions and now, in many cases after sending their money overseas for years to foreign lands, they are deâ€" manding that the country keep them:. How would it be to weed out these gentlemen at this time? Why not deâ€" port all those who are determined ncet to be decent citizens of the country? Then ask the other (practically all of them accustomed to farm®labour} to go on the land as they pretended to deâ€" sire to do when they came to this counâ€" try? Those who refuse> might be either deported or jailed. There is not any doubt but that a lot of these felâ€" lows are capitalizing their present unemployment and are attempting to sponge on the people of Canada. A year or two more and they will be so expert it will not be possible for them to return to fair work under fair comâ€" ditions. ment dy direct relle!. it Was however, that something might done by way of giving experienced 1 mers an opportunity to return to land with a moderate amount of h "Although final details of the agt ment have not been worked out tler comes To return to the aancouncement made last week by Premier Henry, it may be said that the statement as issued by the prime minister is as follows:â€"â€" Result of Negotiations. "For some time negotiations have been taking place between the Dominâ€" ion and the Provincial Governments in reference to a land settlement scheme. Large sums of money have been spent in construction work by the Dominion Government and the Proâ€" vincial Government individually during the past two years, and both governâ€" ments have very generously assisted municipalities in municipal undertakâ€" ings, All this was intended to relieve unempoyment by providing work. This effort has been fairly successful, and, if the depression had only lasted for one or two years, it might have been â€" sufficient, but unfortunately there is everyv‘evidence that the period been â€" sullicient, there is every‘evide of depression will least next winter, a: ernments nor the the means to cart same scale. The rOM ind T th@! m othe th ite ut rd Sudbury iker municipality from has caused the that thousand an thi itey: qullt IOT mines or running stc ther business not meitic society. These fellows Yreir invitation to Cana sy to see that they had asing N L In Un x1 ceme! Th t chiet mll wher by AlT TOV byv minx rth i h Hotr is rea~â€" , of 1000 0 cities nothing Another oye ha land wherever available ion has appropriated sum for the purpose, at 0n Nnas approprialed a considerable sum for the purpose, and the province is appropriating similar amount. If theâ€" municipalities contribute an equal amount, there will be available about enough to take care of oneâ€"thousand families in the province of Ontario. "‘The amount to be advanced canâ€" not be used for the purchase or rental of land, but it is hoped that it will make a sufficient amount available to. start some experienced people on the land. "The personal selection of families for this scheme is regarded as being most essential. Experience in land setâ€" tlement schemes has shown that only those with farming exprerience and suitable physique are likely to succeed. For this reason the agreement provides thiat a selection committee must be set up whose duty will be to consider apâ€" plications from municipalitiee and to daécide whether persons recommended by the municipalities are suitable and the amount of the grant that will be available for the purpose. "It will be seen that the first step must be made by intending settlers applying to their municipalities, and if the municipalitiese are willing to help to a limited amount, an equal amount may be available from the Dominion and the province if the parties are the odd accident as follow:sâ€""Rather an unusual accident occurred on the Elk Lake highway in Dymond Townâ€" ship when. E. Bouchard was hit by fyâ€" ing stones and knocked unconscious. Bouchard, with a companion, were driving with a horse and open riec and met a car travelling at fast clip on a recently constructed curve at Chesâ€" ters Corners on which workmen were putting the completing gravel surface. One of a shower of stones shooting from under the tires of the passing car caught the unfortunate man about the temple inflicting a gash along the heac of considerable length and rendering him unconscious. He was rushed to the Red Cross hospital, New Liskeard, in one of the workmen‘s cars, where he is still a patient. The driver of the car doing the damage is unknown and proceeded on his way apparently unâ€" aware of any accident." UNO PARK FARMER SUFFERS ODD ACCIDENT ON HIGHWAY E. Bouchard, of the Uno Park disâ€" trict, met with an unusual accident last week when he was injured by fAiying stones from the wheels of a passing auto. Gravel was being put on the road and a car passing along at rapid rate picked up some of the loose stones and threw them. A despatch last week from Uno Park tells the story of the odd accident as follow:sâ€""Rather w t hi m s a*s 26 th. S _ A t 8. .%, .®. .%..% <# # t tA 4 tA K t tA k 4 * 4# pe h4 t4, 4* b4 / 00000000000000070"00000090000000000000”00000-3»00 ooo?oooucoo‘ucbooo atestes®, The Domin considerabl That Dreaded Time of Lif # ..0 ## # # *# # .0 eet» ## #* ® # #* eates vo tb t4 #4* *# Mrs, Brockhank Tells Why She Recow mends Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills to Women of 40 to 50. liams‘ Pink Pills," writes Mrs. Broc! hank, Hamilton, Ont. "I felt so tir? and depressed; could not sleep; my A petite was impaired; my skin and 1j were pallid. I could not make a headway with my housework. I g discouraged, as tonic after tonic did n better my condition. My sister, gr duate nurse, advised Dr. Williams‘ Pii Pills After taking a few boxes n condition greatly improved. My se was restful and my natural colour a appetite returned." Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills rebui health by creating new blood and 4 creasing the red blood cells, which r store the wasted tissues and revitali the exhausted system. They remo the cause of runâ€"down or nervous co ditions. Try them. At your druggis in the new protective glass containe 50¢c a package. Brampton Conservator:â€"A citiz of Toronto of foreign extraction w evidently looking for depression a: storing up goods against the evil d:i Relief officers and police discovered : months‘ supply of goods taken fiC the Home and Industry stored in t home. Doherty Roadhouse Co members Standard Stock Mining Exchat Bank of Commerce Bildg Timmins Phone 701 P.0. Box 1239 Phone 640 Reed Block d Special Trips Arranged by Telephoning 165 Regular Schedule between Timintas, Sandy Falls and Waiwaitin Falls. Colour and United Church Grounds Mining and Industrial Stocks Bought and Sold Appetite Fridav. June 214th Returned Leaves Timmins at 9 a.m. fotr Waiwaitin Falls and at 2,00 p.ami. for Sandy Falls. Fast and Efficient Service Call or Telephone Member Dominion Stock Exchange Lawn Festival J. CLOUTIER CASH BUSINESS ONLY G. STRAWBERR CAKE and MUSIC Auspices Ladies‘ Aid BOAT LIVERY Correspondent i.30 p.m. + C ents ‘"My age was / â€"â€"which every w man knows is critical â€"time lifeâ€"when I d rived such bea@w fits from Dr. Wi Timmins â€"2R6tT