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Last year the Legion sent out hamâ€" pers to dozens of the needy returned soldiers and their families and this year the calls are heavier. All those who wish to help out some needy returned soldiers‘ family are asked to kindly take in the Chicken Stagette at the Oddfellows‘ hall on Mondasy night (November 28) at 800 p.m Por fuller The campaign carried on by the I. O. 1D. E. for the securing of donations of preserved fruits, jellies, etc., proved successful this week, a large quantity of fruit being left at Sinclair‘s, Fourth avenue for the hospital. Otherdonaâ€" tions of fruit have been taken . direct to the hospital. ~ In view of the fact that some have asked if donations of preâ€" served fruit for the hospital would not be accepnted for a few days longer, tht 1LO.D.E. have decided to extend the time for recoiving fruit until the end of this week. Accordingly, any furâ€" ther donations of fruit for the hospital may be left at Sinclair‘s 21 Fourth avenue, until Saturday of this week. The big event in Legion eircles for this season is (the Chicken Stagette which will be held on Monday evening in the Oddfellows‘ hall. The general public are asked to take in this event. The stock of No. 1 milkâ€" fed chickens are of the very best obâ€" tainable. There will be lots of games to try your luck and the draw for the prizes of the Legion Christmas Cheer Fund will also take place at 11.30 p.m. Chicken Stagette of the Legion to be Held Monday Many Exciting Games Promised in Popular Sport for the Coming Seaâ€" sen. â€" All Games at Timmins High School. Donations of Fruit May be Made Till Saturday A doubleâ€"header will be plaved on each of the above nights between the teams indicated. All games will be played mins High School. The following schedule has been drawn up to carry through to Christâ€" mas :â€" Dec. 7thâ€"Aliâ€"Stars vs Town; High| School A. vs High School B. Dec. 16thâ€"Town vs High Schosl A.; High School B. vs Moneta Wildcats. ; Dec. 21stâ€"Allâ€"Stars vs High School| B.; High School A. vs Moneta Wildcats.! Many exciting games.are assured as all teams have signed up some very good players. The first clash of the season will be a doubleâ€"header at Timmins high school cn Friday night Nov. 25th, at 7 p.m. In the first game of the evening the Town team will be seen in action against the Moneta Wildcats. In the second game the Allâ€"Stars will pit their skill against the fastâ€"playing High School A. Team. Nov. 25thâ€"High School A. Team vs Allâ€"Stars; Town vs Moneta Wildcats. Dec. 2nd:â€"Moneta Wildcats vs Allâ€" Stars; Town vs High School B. Basketball League for Coming Season, A basketball league has been formed in Timmins for the coming season. RSDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH, 1932 L J 3 â€" CAAA J _ A MAA O the hospit,alf FOI’t,\' Gallons of AlCOhOl _ 21 Fourth PI‘OV y s his week. ’ ed Very Expensive at the Timâ€" to the worth of the automcobile, thar add the cost of the reveclver, and also the $1,000.00 and costs, and the grand total wzll funy justlfy the heading on Just before two o‘clock on Wednesâ€" day morning fire was discovered at the home of Leo. Mascioli, 77 Third avenue, and before it was extinguished damage was done to the extent of $1,800.00. The building was damaged to some extent though the firemen did splendid work in preventing the spread of the flames, but the chief loss was through the inâ€" jury to the furniture and furnishings. The alarm was turned in at 1.55 a.m. from Box 31 by Councillor A. P. Dooâ€" ley who noticed the smoke while passâ€" ing. The fire had some headway when discovered and was taking a firm grip of the basement when the firemen arrived. The origin of the fire is not known, everything having been all right a short time before when the caretaker of the building made his rounds. The loss is fully covered by insurance, there being $9,500.00 on building and furniture, the house and furnishings being very valuable. The damage done by smoke and heat to the beautiful furnishings was a material part of the loss. The firemen had two other calls durâ€" ing the past week. One of these was telephone call at 6.55 a.m. Nov. 19th to 3 Eim streset for a chimney fire. No damage done. The other was also a telephone call at 5.55 a.m. on Nov.: 23rd to 85 Balsam street south, where stoveâ€" pipes and chimney were on fire but the blaze was extinguished with no damage done. J [## B}. Bo was ‘the car A fine of $50.00 municat $1.000 . 00 ba The next meeting is an Educational Evening in charge of F. Booker, who has a very interesting programme planned. The Girls‘ Surprise Night mt St. Mhatthew‘s AYPA. was a huge sucâ€" cess. One comment on the event was: "The girls being in charge of the evenâ€" ing played soeme good jokes on the boys. Fire Does $1800 Damage at Home of Leo. Mascioli Girls Surprise Night at the St. Matthew‘s A.Y.P.A. One was to feed the boys pepper sandâ€" wiches and then give them a glass of vinegar to cool their mouths. The boys are looking forward to next Janâ€" uary when it will be Boys‘ Surprise Night." _ The next meceting is an Educational Evening in charge of F. Booker, who O 6 illegaily having a al prossesslon of â€" was $1,000.00 and d, a man named F naid the fine for naid the 0 f the most expensive of recent of â€"alechol in this part of the was the forty gallons captured day in a motor car on Cedar Chief Jones stopped the car liquor was found in cans in the i revolver was also found in the e alcohol of ccurse was seized. ‘the car. So was the revolver. f $50.00 and costs was imposed raily having a revolver.© For pmssesslon of the alcohol the s $1,000.00 and costs. The acâ€" named Ellis from Windâ€" i the fine for illegal possession evolver, and has been in comâ€" ion with Windsor to secure the end costs sa as to avoid the m of three months. Add the _the forty gallons of alcohol ©40.00 ALLOWANCE o Radio L _ gLOn the 1932 ,Dew*li:orest Crosley Automatic Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen left today, to the sendâ€"off of a joyous party of friends, on a threeâ€"month wedding trip to Engâ€" land and Denmark. after which they will return to take up "the daily task and even tenor of their ways" at their home on »«Elim south.. ‘"‘May good forâ€" tune attend them," is the wish of their hosts of friends. _ On Monday evening the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion held a very enjoyable social in the Oddfelâ€" lows‘ hall. There were about 50 preâ€" sent. Dancing was the principal item of the event. A threeâ€"piece orchestra played for the square dancing. ‘Among the artists appearing on the programme were:â€"Mrs. Gay, Mr. Percy Harris and Wilson Thompson. All these sang in fine style and their selections were much â€" appreciated. W. A. Devine played the accompaniments, and also for the popular dance numbers. The ladies had arranged the event as a box social, and James Cowan was electâ€" ed auctioneer. Jimmie made a good job of it and showed he was an old hand at the job by picking the best for himself, but he had to raise his bid quite a bit â€"~before it became his property. The ladies made a fine job of the trimming of the boxes, some beâ€" ing works or art. The event came to a close at midnight with all singing the National Anthem. On Wednesday afternoon, November 23rd, Mrs. Kathleen FPurze and Mr. Bernard Sorensen were united in mars riage. The ceremony took place in the United C€hurch manse, with Rev. Bruce Millar officiating. In the evening a delightful recepâ€" tion was held at their future home on Elm street south, when a ‘constant stream of guests and wellâ€"wishers met to wish all happiness and prosperity to the happy couple. A merry evenâ€" ing was enjoyed by all present. The friendship of both is enjoyed by wide circles throughout the camp, and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Sorensen, besides being the recipient of many beautiful gifts, were all but overwhelmed with the good wishes showered upon them for their future happiness. Wedding of Mrs. K. Furze and Bernard Sorensen Mr.: and Mrs. W. A. Christie, of the Dome Mines, celebrated their nineâ€" teenth wedding anniversary by enterâ€" taining a number of their friends at their home on Saturday, November 19th The sumptuous wedding dinner with wedding cake and all the bridal accesâ€" sories was much enjoyed. Observe the Nineteenth Anniversary of Wedding The Daughters of England announce a rummage sale to be held in the Moose hall con Saturday of this week, Nov. 26th, with the doors opening at 9.30 in the morning. Bargains for all are promised but all are urged to attend as early as possible so as to have choice of the big arrays of all kinds of attracâ€" tive goods that will be placed on disâ€" play. Ladies‘ Auxiliary Holds Pleasant Social Evening RUMMAGE SALE TO BE HELD SATURDAY OF THIS WEEXK The radio is a magnificent 9â€"tube superheterodyne with hetrotonal response, automatic volume control, complete range tone control and an Aurv S cce on *R Tt sls RADIQOâ€"PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION electroâ€"dynamic speaker of lovely tone On Sale and Display at THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO An event that is always looked forâ€" ward to with keen interest is the anâ€" nual bazaar of the Ladies‘ Aid of the United Church. The ladies of the United Church may always be dependâ€" ed upon to carry through in effective way anything they may undertake. The Annual Bazaar of Ladies‘ Aid of the United Church annual bazaar has always shown this fact, and the 1932 event will likely add to the enviable reputation won by preâ€" vious occasions. The annual bazaar this yvear will be held in the basement « * + *4 *. * ‘0.00. *# «e *4 4. 0..0 $# *4 w * _* + e *e *se # @ #4 *2.®, 0.'0 *4 * '0 4 % * * # .0 *#. * 0.“ .0 us # # *# <¢ #4 ## *# # #4 * # ## #® + #4 * + #* # _# # 0.’ *# *# + ## * + *4 * + *# #A + #4 + 4 #4 * ’O *21%,. .* o .0..0 ¢#4 + # #* + + * # #4 *# # *# # ‘0 *..* 00’ ## + 00. * % *4 is 4+ #. * o *o a«*®os* se# * # ## * * *# *# * # #* *# *#* # La weato« sSeott‘s Emulsion, large............ 79¢ Chase‘s Linseed and § Turpentine ..,.......... 29e and 69¢ Pure Norwegian Oil, 1 gt......... T7c Pure Norwegian Oil, 1 pt.......47¢ Malt and Cod Liver Oil 3 Ib. jar, special...:«....".........$1.49 Kepler‘s"Malt and Cod Hiver O Buckley‘s Bronchitis Mixture 75¢ Ayerst‘s Cod Liver 50c., and $1.19 Waterbury‘s Cod Liver Qil ....89%¢ Russian Mineral Oil, 1 pt.......49¢ Russian Mineral Oil, 1 at......... 79¢ jzecham in Pills ‘ruitativ Corner of Pine and Third Extra Special The phonograph plays ten records without attention 6â€"tube , reg Pllls 16¢ and of the United Church, Timmins, on Saturday of this week, Nov. 26th, comâ€" mencing at 10 o‘clock. Afternoon tea will be served. There will be a supper served from 5.)0 p.m. The bazaar itâ€" self will have all the usual good feaâ€" tures, with some pleasing novelties and specialties. There will be great array of articles suitable for gifts and the whole event appears to be one that will do much to solve the Christmas present problem. There will be "something for everybody" as the window cards say. The cards also emphasize the fact that all will be welcome to the event on Nov. 26th. 31¢ 3l¢ 271¢ Pills‘ Seidlitz Powders Dodd‘s â€"Pills ..;:;. Minard‘s Linime Mentholatum ..... Hospital Cotton Bayer‘s Aspirin ......22c., 39¢., 98¢ Acetyl Salieylic Tablets known in United States as Aspirin 40â€"50c_ â€"100...:$1.00 kasterIne .....;........... 240C Listerine Tooth Paste Nyseptol Tooth Paste Day Dream Tooth Pas reg. 5UC Pepsodent Tooth Past Forhan‘s Tooth Paste . Colrate‘s Tooth Paste Chase‘s Nerve Food ......... Chase‘s Kidney and Liver 11 Pine Street North Wonderful V alues from $3.50 to $19.50 Phone 7 Phone 870 hh wl ui w i uon e s a o dn on on e d on aoe oo aben abe ohe sn abn cb on a t sb e ob e iniment | Farewell Party Last Week \ _ to Messrs Hine and Cory On Tuesday, Nov. 15th, a farewell party was given at the home â€" of Mr. and Mrs. Art Jennings, 8 Wilcox street, in honour of Messrs E. Hine and Alf. Cory, who left for the Old Country the following day. Mr. Cory is gone cn two months‘ leave of absence, and will be returning here in the New Year with his wife. Wedding bells will ring for Mr. Hine and some time in the near future he wilil also ‘be returning to Timmins accompanied by his wife. The cabinet 127 Pine Street South te, records are changed automaticeally double opportunity to 1 was double its present ‘e on vour tradeâ€"in inst of strikin Present selling Allowance des to save, USl The evening was much enjoyed in cards, singing and dancing, dancing being an especially popular feature of the night. *Mr. McCabe pleased the gathering with his song, "Speak Not Her Name." Among the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Trevenna, Mr. am} Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Raynsford, Mr. and Mrs.. Williams (Dome) Mr. Cousins, Mr. Smith, T, Allen, T. Smale, L, Toms, § Spencer, B. Spencer, J. Gull, Bert Mc* Cabe, W,. Warren. Supper, was serv at 11.30, and the singing of "Auld Lang Syne" and "They are Jolly Gocd Fel lows" brought the pleasant evening t a close. $109.50 llin it _ the original 1 in addititon vou Ivy mat hed woods $149.50 40.00 list price u get the