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11 Will the Go And do it n a T of the case and know the c upon which safety is assured." Ten years ago The Advance : to the power situation in the and the need for effective action dustry in this country were to fair chance for T vance pointed out that the gold industry was of the greatest imp to Canada and that ncthing sh allowed unnecessarily to interfe the development of mining. 4 time there was dispute between the mines and the power compan the resultant conditions left the tion in undesirable way. The company could not reasonably 1 to provide surplus power if it ap that the mines might not tak power. On the other hand the G ment seemed to be holding back gard to granting any further pov velopment rights. The Advanc Cluded its article as follows:â€" Government cannot afford in the matter, but should take its age in its hands and with the was Tormally n: Mr,. Vanier sa‘ic other communt not represented he felt that the: sulted befor a C The forest fir of the North wa vance ten yeart grven of what h was still needec of Timmins was nctice and the "Timmins . will against the men €ernment comple gramme; if the increases its poli and if the peop 1: at Porqui resolution ernment t Vamier the par tion bu pathy Ward and v known the dist: Rebekat Mr. Wa tendent Mattaga numbk fire ng t9 1 churche in this 923, «in Baptist gquer C. Wa own AI VeIl THURSDAY, APRIL 6TH, 1933 I1 @erg: W IMUsIC forest fire met North was deal ten years ago f what had 11 needed for mins was natul granting any nt rights. to ch mak Nort} WC of Adv 1J candidat re mena CV An L IC ACC6 LOWn of buying fully f fir 1J all 11 1IY T NC ha ALL Moc rikin 2 Mit F3# nstrucC Oy TOCk ruln Ma his time of ninent and were held a€ he Qu at ‘an | 11 Mi unharmâ€" he living saulniers building uction. ere ~fAielid ery keen the conâ€" Ba ions, the z Arthur rovincial emphatiâ€" Rowell 1so CdGone @iter and A1lS 1iensible n th: "S, was s the ik C hen ald and Roâ€" Ki » n 1M Lot Ladies‘ Low Shoes, latest styles represented in this Big Group mostly small sizes,. Values sold to $5.00 Now Pick ‘em out atâ€"per pair ... 98(: THE FINAL CRASH OF PRICES OF THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE AT THE AYOT FURIOUS, UNPARALLELED BARGAIN GIVING and the curtain will be rung down ed and new bargains thrown out to the people at such ridiculously low priecs that wil at the store in the past few days. Greater Crowds will be here toâ€"morrow. â€" Come this Boys‘ Suits with Pants, sold to S $9.50, now .. Shetland â€" Floss to 15¢ now c..... Ladies‘ to $3.50 now _ Figured teen, re; Ladies‘ Overshoes Sold to $2.50 now now per Ladies‘ Dress Goods values $1.35 4 per yard Ladies‘ Fan Flannel, 54 values to $3.00 per yard Cretonne, by the yard, values to 150 1(’ now 2 vards a C Dress Silk values $1.7 per yard . Dry Goods Corsets ind Plain Saâ€" 50¢ vi. ; 24C SALE REOPENS FRIDAY, / ins. values values {9€ Long Dress wide. Oc LEASANT WHIST DRIVE BY THE 8$.0.E. ON MONDAY, APRI Men‘s Wool Socks Sold to 75¢c, now ... Men‘s Silk Rayon Socks, sold to 50¢c now Men‘s Heavy Rubbers 9" top. Values to $3.00 now Men‘s Boots and Shoes Men‘s Mitts and Gloves sold to 50¢c 3 IIOW > $ zc Men‘s MHigh Boots top. sold to $3 $5.50, now . # Lace Remnants, 5 to 10 yards, value to lqc 20¢c yd. ends now SQO THIRDD AVE,. Men‘s Shoes, Latest styles, values to $4.50, now Shoes for the Entire Family Sacrificed JOSEPH THE LIQUIDATOR, APRIL 11TH., OUR LAST DAY Report for March of the Moneta School tandirgs Classes Men‘s Slippers sold to $1.25, now Mcen‘s Work Boot Sold to $3.75, now Men‘s Overcoats Sold to $25.00, now > M each Lot of now Men‘s and Boys‘ Mocasâ€" sms-.' sold to 49(: NOWâ€"..:;:..; . Moen‘s ( derwear to $2.25, the M neta J ombination _sold â€" o4 now irrow Collars Open Saturday night until 11 o‘clock cuban and flat heels, nA ont be re Liquidating the Bankrupt p of the grea: membered fot 6 h lous surt 649q NOQQO““: ©4440406 909004000000 449q# 6 KIRKLAND LAKE YOUNG LADY SUES AUTOMOBILE SALEsSN No w Men‘s Dress Shirts Sold to $1.50, now . Men‘s Workin Sold to $2.50 now * Ladies‘ Fullâ€" Silk Rayon Hose, reg. $1.00 On May 1st, 1933, 10 p.c. will be added to all Arrears of Taxes, as per section 143, subâ€"section 2 of the Assessment Act. ALL ARREARS OF TAXES NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE THAT DATE WILL BE HANDED TO BAILIFFS FOR COLLECTION, UNLESS SATISFACTORY ARRANGEâ€" Â¥IENTS ARE MADE FOR EXTENSION OF MFE. NECKWEAR $5.00 now Men‘s Felt Hats, sold to SALE ENDS TUESDAY, APRIL 11ith 0 TOWN OF TIMMINS Pants C now petr Shoes, toria Mostly Do no imitat Bankrupt Avoub St al Phousands Lot of Raincoat Values to $3. n now Children‘s Hockey Boots Sold to 8175 Lacmes‘" Cors V alues to $1 Lot Ladiocs pers, Misses‘ Patent and Kid Pumps and Strap Shoes, Sold reg. to $4.00 Ladies‘ Slinvers Lot of Youths‘ QOveralls bold to $£1.00 30c Lot old t Lot to ind small diC hildren‘s Dresses ) $2.00 "Qm MJ C ui 4 Publ )3 | ed Shoes it U IH o AIHE Mi dent in Miss broken r injurâ€" month Kert been t of tatâ€" Hetr WA