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4060804040840 48004 0008090040 6046864914690# % 6 9 @4 * 4 L 4 660008986464 0404400600 900800900040 e Mn I‘ilm k m te:‘nS i 0C3 1 Hald 1M SPAGHETTI bulk, 4 lIbs. for T hird Avenue Quality the True Test of Cheapness. â€" AAfew specials for this week at Timmins Provisons. â€" Prove the Statement. PLUM OR CHERRY 6 FAM, 40 oz. glass...:.............. € PORK AND BEANS, Libby‘ Large Size 2 tihns for.::.: cmmwi Ask Your Neighbour : METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE 60. PHO 2C lbs. for cans for 1} MINS PROVISIONS CO. BAST . rollted Leads the Managers ast. Game of First n Series. Now ~ue by Margin olphe DesRoches, Wilfrid Brown J,. F. Burgoyne representing e Blend ef,. Ibh. oln TVVM VMUMINS idvance in priceé FRESH VEGETAT Am 11 ind an( ik Mr. Grandbcis and Alger $1.00 25c NOT lal in b 28c 2 5¢ A Choi Ir 38¢ 21¢ and HAMBURG STE Fresh Ground, Ib CORNED BEEF Pickled, Boneless TOMATO CATSUP Aylmer, 2 bot*. for ... S A ND FRUITS CREAMERY BUTTER Choice, per 1D. 4 COFFEE, i Breakfast, 3 lIbs. for..:..:....... PEARL WHITE, P. G. OR NAPTHA SOAP 4 j0â€"bars for FANCY MIXED BISCUITS Bisg Assortment # for cAAA 4 Balsam Street Mrs. W. H. Johns entertained the bridge club of town at a most delightâ€" ful luncheon bridge at her home at the Dome on Friday, March 17th. Mrs. T J. Wright won first prize, Mrs. W. w Wilson the second. Bornâ€"At the Porcupine Presbyterian hospital on Sunday, March 19th, to Mr and Mrs. Stanley Jay, of Dome Exâ€" tension,â€"a daughter. The infant cnly lived two hours and friends are symâ€" AnC 11 Mi1r Bib h Snow Blocked South End Road, Tuesday Many Motor Vehicles Held up at Foley O‘Brien Hil Near south Porcupine. Other News from south Poreuâ€" nine and the Dome. enditr M 1 Mrs. J. Naish and da e visiting friends in T« Mrs. Ron Mansfield was e weekâ€"end in Toronto. ore are expecting to do so. Mrs. Frank Reynolds enterta imber of friends at bridge last sday evening in honour of owsett who was a loved resid mnaught Hill when she first c rcupine camp. Mrs. F.C. Evai: e first prize and Mrs. Bassett s Annie, the twelveâ€"yearâ€"old Mr. and Mrs. Cartonick, of t s operated on successfully ndicitis at the Forcupine h A 1 IYPORYF 0.: 4 irch have SLALNn Millc M lav an 1ll A K hdeacon Woodall has Class to meet each S St. Paul‘s Church a to the evening servic er of the yvoung p2C Millet he Percy Andrew, of underwent an Opf ulcer of the stomach Presbyterian hospita rogressing very fay to the latest rep and little son, who g the winter with he d are sailing for ho â€"a daughter. Jne wo hours and friend ig with Mr. and Mrs. their baby girl. A sn ter survive. Percy Andrew, of mer won â€"~4,â€"10st 1; Basso, lost 3; Fai Miller won 4; Smi is at the Forcupil of this week. heavy snowstorm rtainly congested N2 liau 20thâ€" 10, Fai rinks a irhurst 1 r 13, fmi March 16 Fairhurs 1, Evans curling playe. 1 O mAl ans 9 â€"Millk rmirhur ‘An Do los 258C 29¢ rink +t durin al th 11c 13¢ favourable reports. 14. 31 )ld daugh of the Do Galla vans â€" Marct mall bi 11 Tm vans won urst, won hei hav th 11 Motr den cam ns w 11¢ MarC aer 1 m UC nd )at n their €1 pleasan Ostro McW Friday, Ma Dome Min M intern siidies at the churtch hnhere 107 he benetfi of the United Church Sunâ€" ay School. After a comic and a traâ€" elogue the showing of "Robinson Cruâ€" ce" delighted the room full of children ‘"he same pictures were shown afte: ur o‘clock in the afternoon at the for the Dome Sunday School. More Hockey Events at South Porcupine n Dome, â€" Schumacher â€" and â€" Coniauru Teams Concerned. Shamrock Tea at South Porcupine. _ Other News from South Poreuâ€" pine and the Dome. 1G irum waln Mis end aurch and ister up the Mr. Maclew few days wil M p nC aame dry, ind M M 1 Ma Dom “) schumachetr DL 1€ AIm SK cessitated repairs. nd Mrs. I. P. Wilson Mabel Wilson, 0 z a month with Mrs. I. P. Wilsor ‘orcupine Chapter il orcupiy Star he Star held a social evening afte ar meeting on Tuesday even honour of Miss Hattie John Star, who is visiting her pat re from Toronto, Sever: bridge were played, Mrs. Harr vinning the lady‘s first priz Clifford Brooks, the men . delicious luncheon was serve« mes Haneberry spent the week friends in Noranda. ebekah Lodge are holding an ‘ their enjoyable bridge an arties on Friday, March 24t) ¢€ Tednesday evening last, there o hockey games staged at the ere. Schumacher Bankers vs e Bankers resulted in a 5â€"1 â€"favour of the latter. Dome ‘s vs Coniaurum Mine gave a ry to the former. The latter lso played a weekâ€"end game Dome being on the heavy end 4 srore. Ron Mansfield acted e. The teams lined up:â€"Dome Richmond: defence, McLean, I1 12 PorC o P‘ ertained twentyâ€"five young Saturday evening last in honâ€" he twentyvâ€"first birthday of liff he "Shamrock given on ‘ch 17th, at her home at the s. Mrs. Walter Honer pourâ€" the hostess was assisted by Hussey, Coffey, Rudd, and looking after the guests. a table of home ‘baking for d over by Mrs. Weir. The en as an aid to the United a nice sum was realized to he exchequer. ewitz, of the Dome, spent with friends in Toronto last rcupine, March 21st, 1933 Phe Advance. sy Lunam has returned tC as a nurse in Ottawa after 1 visit with her sister, Mrs f town. nond; defence, McLean enitre, wings, R R. Murphy; spare, Parâ€" lowing were in the Coniâ€" up:â€"Briden, LaFontain ith, Ashton, Miller, Dayâ€" ‘her and Vashon. Thei s for the four goals were ton, Galbraith and Laâ€" hon had the gash cover the right eve 11 winter with Wilson, in S D‘om was rushed to the Porâ€" erian hospital. His right d as being much more than the left eye. He severely at the first but ; so intense now and it is soon be able to have the ved from his left eye. seven children reside on 2an Irvin Stanley. A very as spent and the sumpâ€" supper was enjoved by nlV â€" Irvir 11 h ag Rev. Woodho mAl . â€"~spen! ie in Toronto. 1, of Norand uth Porcuping was hostess Order of the evening aftel Toronto, is er parents hert uth n ak i morning Â¥ood truck k among through to omaurum ‘There Tisdal it AiS day pail iC il the most glari economy yet n founded on fact the Noerth can t] the Governmen! and improperily a its interests unds only be termed f: Again, The Ad: not believe the shortsighted and properly handled | Pomerleau, represe of the Ontario Dep for years done rer throughout the im der his charge. All matter any though territory is too la: cover with satisfac communities and Mr. Pomerleau, ho\ markable service, sonable to imagin« ment actually inte North of this servic allve is great stead of clo: Cochrane the be to open al trict. * ‘The‘te sentative for the would be worse backâ€"toâ€"theâ€"land way and with the in farming and se the need for theâ€" The Advance this week the following letter from C writer enclosing his name as an evidence of good fail vance hopes and believes, t the report suggested in : without foundation in fact it would be to think tha Government had given v economy in one line, thoug that in other expenditures indication that the adminis that the province can no on proper expenditures in : The letter below suggests t intention to close down t Cochrane of the agricul Surely This Report Cannot be Correc Rumour that Agricultural Re tive‘s Office at Coeochrane i Closed Down. Govert Should Deny This St False Eccnomy to be Avoided. Literaly thousands throug ada will regret the death of thy Eaton, widow ¢f the fou T. Eaton Co. stores. Mrs. on Saturday in her 91st year widely known for her cha many charities and her well She had taken a notable ; building of the Eaton busi her husband was alive, and for several years as a dire: company after it was incor 1891. The late Mrs. Eaton t interest in the arts and was patroness and friend of pain tors and other artists. At th years Mrs. Eaton took her in an aeroplane. MRS. TTIMOTHY EATON DICD ON SATURDAY AGED 91 YEARS > the he Adv: Dear 8 GLYCERINE AND ROSE WATER Regular 50¢ ITALIAN BALM POND‘sS s MIRADOR CREAMS NYSEPTOL TOOTH PASTE, reg. Regular $1.40 VICKS‘ VAPO RUJ GLYCERINE, regul Regular 50¢ BEEF, IRON AND WINE, reg. sSCOTT®S EMULSION, large | MALTINE AND CREOSOTE PINEX MATHIEU‘s sYRUP OF TAR MALT WITH COD LIVER OH LYDIA PINKHAM COMPOT MILK MAGNESIA, reg. 50¢ RUSSIAN OIL, 32 oz. bottle ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS, 1 ENO‘S FRUIT SALTS, large ) SAL HMHEPATICA, regular 706 n And Burke‘s Weekâ€"End Drug Specials : C 1 partm anoth territo andled repres Renaud‘s Sweet P Perfume Agricultural Repres( dis han Regular 81 B ecchrane is to bi Government This Story. met cult ty If Y AL inCc 11 THREE STORES IN TIMMINS WHERE PRICES ARE LOWEST bott!( N 1J P tie PRIZES AT THE EUCHRE, FIVE HUNDRED AND BRIDGE, TOâ€"NIGHT YOLLES FURNITURE CO0. Will be located in their new and larger quarters at Sat., April 1st oNE OoONLY 8sâ€"TUBE Victor Superhette ind arrying a Full Line of Home Furniture )0 1 4¢ 11 vular y payment ance in 12 o CASTILE LIFEBU( CASTILE JERGEN JERGEN WRITIN ENVELO PLAYIN PLA YINI KOLYNC Regu IPANA PEPsSOD LISTERI KENT T PYTPES, r Regu Regu POUCHE Roou to navn l ON AND AFTER JERGEN‘S BATH | JERGEN‘S BATH WRITINXNG PADsS, ENVELOPES, reg. PLAYING CARD®S PLAYING CARDS, reg. 50c KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE, reg Regular 50¢ IPANA TOOTH PASTE PEPsSODENT ANTISEPTTIC LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE KENT TOBACCO, 1 Ib. package PITPES, reg. 250 CHASEFE‘s NERVE FOOD FRUITATIVES INXFANTS DELIGHT sSOAL CASTILE SOAP, large bar LIFEBUTOY soOAP renresentative of ulc reg. vlar thar 11 the att planâ€" month s OA P 11 ATH CAKE, large roun ATH CAKE, per dozen Ma MARCH 24 TO BE DATE OF MOOSE DANCE AND DRAW Mar TY 11 ention of the public to 10 per cent down, baâ€" 11 ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT ON HIS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY II 1Ll roldfic ict tha was bI A P 17 3 for He 1 e round Cam hen ma ndad Mrs cuse gIver man had . thought 11 )8 Ading anniversary. The n the back of the woâ€" quired five stitches to use given for the assault nan had been drinking, LnMn me mll W Mr. nto newspapers noted sident of that saintly t into court on the sary of his weddinag, ing up his wife. ‘The ..Tim‘ down sSh to ‘be had if you em. All foodstuffs ties are very high haps, the Bermuda t man does not live Being a British like the the tra il fine isla irby and i to be ha 15¢ and T( 11 While do mual be held i currency is th y says that th ful rmuda kâ€" ho thev maAf persistt he owed it t on his weddin 1 mUu the est tor tor foy 19¢ for do not the should have i thing like snow 1 short « i1 V C hn( 690 19¢ c UT it nific nt h 1 Anil a Mr. and to the nd 4¢ in ‘tht It wa:s 1 igh hot hav with dayv h il T nt 1.X