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interesting vance, to road," ernment 1 through th Paymaster used in the while the was being some sarca say that : structed tC these older paired. T mins to needs a ne needs a bo The suggestion adva weeks, or months, or : The Advance, that a p« should be established PAGE TWO TEN YEARS AGO IN TIMMINS Fruits â€" Vegetables POTATOES Other Outstanding 80 lb bag for .. CHOTICE RIPE Per poind . L100G siz%e per dozen ROCERY YA EXTRA SPECIALâ€"COMFORT Laundry SEEDLESS Good size for S 53â€" SPECIALâ€"CHRISTIE‘S DAINTY BISCUITS Approximately 54 to lb U N C ud k. s CATON‘S ASSORTED j E L LY POWDERS 4 Packages forl 25 SPECIALâ€"CLASSIC DOUBLEâ€"ACTION SPECIALâ€"HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP : 18 Bottle SPECIALâ€"NVGGET Cleanser Black or Brown $ H O E and GRAPEFRUT E;ood size 210 TOMATOES NW VÂ¥ s P NJ u4 From dAata in the Poreupine Advance Fyles anced mavb i] ng projge ad from ‘y association Timmins for now badly back road" past Lne | suggt would «be | put â€" or traffic | callir Timmins | or to ht everal T1 ad CHEESE LOAF ib. 20c TONGUE . . MACARONI AND JELLIED LUNCH LOAF . . . i. 246 BOLOGNA â€".;>. 146 JELLIED VARIETY the event leund ie ev joyable one. Ci00od m casion was furnished orchestra. QO. Railway, sa way to put on und he c CHOICE HALF OR WHOLE 1 Gc SMOKED HAMS â€" MEAT SPECIAL$§ Save 6¢c. on this good quality Tea AM FOR SANDWICHES, ETC. On dOKED MEATS ng NTY h .: 22 f0 11 14L or the new Anglican ©] nt found t DC FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 14th, 192 inmins airman C 19th â€" 25th 20° CAl JY endi1 TV 21 unde ild bt by purchasing the 3â€"lb. offer CHUCK ROAST BLADE ROAST PRIME RIB EATON‘S STANDARD BEEF RKOASEL ; . . FRESH BRISKET ESatonia Breakfast with a clever and original paper on the "Eternal Feminine." The president G. A. Macdonald, in conjunction with W. M. Whyte, gave "The Echo," a reâ€" presentation of questions asked and answered by the famous echo of Ben AIME FLOOR WAX SLOGAN CONTEST With $100 Insurance Policy Against Moth Damage CEDAR CHESTS SNOWFLAKE POWDERED AMMONIA 2 Pigs 15c SWANSDOW N CAKE FLOUR Padas 33q Get List of Rules from Store Manager CLEARS CLOGGED DRAINS AT Ninnin! wan be Rindless IDIT 1X . B . °W . Fa Ma ting n tt gavet id a clever cut Ib. Ib. M a. idy 14c 9¢ 1 1 ¢c 1J tyl€ prizes, M prizz?, anrn man. Pa gatherâ€" in ind ‘ast In 11 popular of the eventing; he an elegant line of refreshment reliable, Andy Roberts, bein; sick list for the time. W. M "stunt‘"‘ was another very po; a happy and humorous addr concluded with a represen! grand cpera singing that an Other features of the even songs by J. K. Mscore, W. 8h Ramsay and others. Mrs. I. ] | played the accompaniments LOWan‘ s ° popular 0 an elegan reliable, . The annual ball of the South Porâ€" cupine fire brigade on May 10th, 1923, was a very happy and successful affair. There were over a hundred couples on the floor, Timmins, Schumacher and other neighbouring places being well represented. Wolno‘s orchestra, assistâ€" ed by Frank Rodger, provided specially good music. evening in her usual gifted way. "The Jolly Miller," quadrilles, and other oldâ€" time and modern dances were enjoyed during the evening. Teéen years ago The Advance noted that "Mother‘s Day," Sunday May 13th, 1823, was very generally cbserved in T‘immins and district. There was a special meeting ¢of the town council ten years ago to deal with road problems. The council decided upon the purchase of a road oller, % grader and two dump wagons as par of the necessary equipment to carry cut the plans of the town engineer for rcad improvement. "Mr. Murdock, the new town engineer," said The Advance, "has worked out a programme for the doing away with the dust menace. His Nev grant had been legally made. If it were legal it should be paid. Councilâ€" lor Sullivan asked as to whether or not Cochrane people were in need of help. The mayor replied that he had comâ€" municated with the mayor of Cochrane and had been told that no help was needed then except in the matter of nurses. Since then the Red Cross had taken cver the whole situation and were looking after Cochrane‘s needs. Bro. A. Tomkinson, of South Forcuâ€" pine, was selected as D.D.G.M. by the District Meeting of Cochrane District No. 59, 1.0.OF., held at Timmins on May 10th, 1923,. His term commenced June 1st that year. plan is to oil the streets on the same method as successfully used in Southâ€" ern Ontario towns and cities. A special grade of cil is used ard applied under special conditions," The chief topic of discussion at the meeting of the Timmins board of trade on May 14th, 1923, was the matter of the site of the Fesserton Timber Co.‘s proposed new mill here. The Fesserâ€" ton Co. asked the board of trade to reâ€" ccmmend a site near the town pumpâ€" house, and Mr. Carter, president of the company, was present and outlined the history of the agreements between the Fesserton CoO., the Pierce Lumber Co. and the town. He minimized the dangâ€" er of fire, referring to Sarnia, Midland, Pembrcoke, Owen Sound and other places as having lumber industries right in their midst. He said the company was to spend $100,000.00 in construction, and there would be 100 to 125 men at the plant, with 200 or 300 in the bush. D. Ostrosser, Councillor L. S. Newton, of the town police, as officers for the enforcement of O.T.A. A new building byâ€"law was also under consideration but was to be dealt with at a later meeting. J. W. Faithful, secretary of the Grounds Committee, spoke to counâ€" cil in reference to benefit to the town of the athletic grounds. He also asked why the grant given the year before icr the building of the grandstands had been withheld. Mayor Dr. McInnis said there was a question whether the grant had been legally made. If it were legal it should be paid. Councilâ€" At the regular meeting of the town council ten years ago byâ€"laws were passed:â€"appointing C. R. Murdock as town engineer;â€"creating a high school district in connection with the proposâ€" ed high school for Timmins; appointing Officers R. Gratton and W. Parcher, areas, these places all having suffered disastrous fires that though perhaps not started in the lumber were certainâ€" ly fed by the piles. Councillor Walâ€" lingford suggested that ‘the board of trade coâ€"operate with the town counâ€" cil in securing another site for the Fesâ€" serton mill. A motion favouring the site at the pumphouse was defeated, and an amendment to the effect that the board of trade coâ€"Operate with the council in securing another site was carried by a vote of 11 to 3. thers. Mrs. I. Robe iccompaniments â€" for r usual gifted way. quadrilles, and othe lern dances were en se was defeated, o the effect that â€"Ooperate with the another site was 1 toâ€"3; meeting of the igo to deal with council decided a road oller, % wagons as par ment to carry wn engineer for T. Murdock, the nents, the old eing on the . M. Whyte‘s popular one, iddress being sentation of ; amused all. were . Shewan, W. . T. Robertson nountain )1 Ino son the turns the "red" knowledgt would not nc was known h The hospital penses, and ¢ borne by throughou unfortuna were conce stranger Anad treated by the every care and ities, though cut in his evi fellow country much kindnes: he needed assi the effrontery about his des exonerated th blame in the n were concerned the street and the inquest the tails of the cast the manai of the camp and tTOOK a helpful part in social and ties, and was highly r esteemed by all. Death paralytic stroke. The r taken to California for the old home of the famil Darling accompanying the far south." "Innumerable acquaintances will be plei that Mrs. J. P. Taillon, v seriously ill in St. Mich: Torontc, is now well on t early recovery of health : While there is general ref cere sympathy at the desg the twin boys born to A Taillon, all will be pleased the other lad is gaining s good chances for health date." "A campaign is bi the Red Cross Society O secure funds for the relief people who were so serious the typhoid epidemic in "Mrs. M. Carr and daught sie Carr, of Ottawa, are former‘s daughters, Mrs. J. D. MacLean and Mrs. ] and other relatives and M. Greer, barrister, of C been appointed Crown Z4 Clerk of the Peace for the "There will } regret at th Darling, Sr., Darling, of Darling was of the camy helpful part Cleanâ€"up week in Timmins last week id had ill ibe very general the death this w Sr., mother of Mr of Timmins. Th wyas among the ear 1¢€ ) town efused man $ nen ha 11 J well on WaaY LV dAL of health and strength general regret and sinâ€" at the death of one o born to Mr. and Mrs be pleased to know thai s gaining strength, witk for health at an earl; paign is being made b; Society of Ontario tc r the relief of Cochran e so seriously injured in that town.‘ n the Connau 11 11 of Dublin, Ireland, cill,, formerly of the mday, April 30th, at church, Timmins, ening the police had or this week‘s court, going strong. Many ) @1 l and other acUtiviâ€" ily regarded and )eath followed a he remains were for interment at family, Mrs. H. W. ig the body to the erable friends and e pleased to know lon, who has been id had nd friends." "J. f Cochrane, has n Attorney and the Judicial Disâ€" Announcement is e of Miss Jean pa in endeavouring ys. Learning of ad other supplies 1 Mrs. R. Allan iking up parcels friends in Cochâ€" chael‘s hospit i the way to h and streng prograr iudiences in art in the e 1AY ago took over ership of the i well known improved the P een OI greal appreciated.‘ l1 and sincere week of Mrs Ir. Harry W he late Myrs arly resident: those refer of The Ad itertainmen + Connauzh r, Miss T visiting at bu ike n LC pon I1 l he deâ€" 1at the erouslv LV Minâ€" rdic ven ho b W JY id Q 0 % 64090048 40# 60 0489040404046 44 4 6 % 4 :zOOOOOOOOQOOOO:QQQ:QN 4 cleaning up Cl Mr. BrowWwnâ€" lee, of The Toronto Telegram staff, is spending a week in Tixmins and disâ€" trict in the interests of that newspaper. It is the avowed purpose of The Teleâ€" grame to present the facts about this town and district to the people of the Ssouth, so that a more intelligent an1? accurate idea may be entertained of this camp, its prospects, possibilities and progress. To which purpose all here will say:â€"More power to your elâ€" bow." "Miss Myrtle Gauthier, of Iroâ€" quois Falls, spent the weekâ€"end the guest of friends in Timmins." "W. Dunsmore, who has been a resident of Timmins for a cauple of years past, left this week for a three months‘ visit to his old home in Seotland." "A readâ€" er of The Advance suggests that the Porcupine Motor League can do much this year in the interests of the many motorists of the district. The Parcuâ€" pine Motor League was organized last year and got away to a good start, but the individual motorists did not continue their interest, but left everything apâ€" parently on the shoulders of the offiâ€" cers appointed. There is a big field of usefulness for the Motor League here, but the whole burden can not be left on the shsulders of one or two, but for success and benefit there must be active interest and coâ€"operation on the part of all motorists. If all the motorâ€" ists in the district will give their interâ€" ost and coâ€"operation the Motor League can do much in the way of securing better roads and protecting the public, as well as the motorists in many ways." Three Deer Noticed by Motorist on the Highway With the announcement made some weeks ago that despite the fact that three million dollars had been voted by the Legislature for Northern Developâ€" ment Dept. work, there was no money this year for the maintenance of the roads of the North, it will be more than usually difficult to persuade tourists to come to this country this year. Conâ€" 4885448484444 8 4443484444 4L4 * * S 4 4 * 4 4 4 *4 t a 80 deer. sequently it will be necessary to specialâ€" ly emphasize the attractions of the North so that all of the money left by motorists may not be lost. In recent vears the amount coming to the North from the tourist trade is certainly "not to be sneszed at,"‘ as some of the cribs players used to say. Despite the fact that only a small proportion of the tourists would come very far north in view of the fact that they had to travel south by the exactly same route as they came north, there have been many acceptable dollars left in the North in the last few years by tourists. As £ 20â€"21 £ s\\\\\\\\%%‘%\%‘%fi% 44 %%S%%%%%S‘ consequence the tourist trade is well worth considering. One of the points that may be emphasized in seeking to attract tourists is the presence in this country of game and other native anlâ€" mals. Jack Miner has mentioned this nayde Dy ound bank VE Takeâ€"Aâ€"Picture Week May 21st to May 27th Here is a wonderful chance for you to get a real Kodak. We have some discontinued model Kodaks, brand new, and a few that are slightly shop worn that we are offering at greatly reduced prices ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS. COME EARLY FOR FPIRST CMOLILELCE, 9 Pine Street South, Timmins, Ont. NEwW RESTAURANT Opening Saturday irly well observed, a large peorâ€" e of the householders and others ing the occasion by clearing and ag up of premises." "Mr. Brownâ€" iwa the world sound > by and by she 1 picture of the three beautiful A Tomkinson BALSAM STREET NORTH MEALS 25¢ TO 40e AND UP FOK FULLâ€"COURSE MEAL Now under new management. Improved and Reâ€"decorated, Private Dining Rooms Detroit Hotel and Cafe United States pictures, and (formerly the Mining Cafe) May 20th, 1933 KIRKLAND, sSUFFERED FROM WIND STORM ON sATURDAY High winds, hail and rain, in and ar>u vicinity cver t. uprooted, chir buildings suffe erous windows were storm added and t was a Meaford â€" Mirror:â€" merge, says newspapet eral of them do that many receliving sets. AVOID THE DANGER OFf CONSTIPA !ON Delicious Cereal Overcomes This Condition Safely and Pleasantly The first signs of constipation may be headaches, tired feelings, sallow complexions, sleeplessness, loss of appetite. If neglected, conâ€" stipation may seriously impair health. Today, you can banish constipaâ€" tion by simply eating a delicious cereal. Laboratory tests show that Kellogg‘s ALLâ€"BAN provides "bulk" to exercise the intestines, and vitaâ€" min B to further aid regular habits. Aruâ€"BRAN is also a good source, of iron for the blood. Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited This "bulk" in Aurâ€"BRAN is gentle in action similar to leafy vegetables. Within the body, it forms a soft mass, and gently clears out the inâ€" testinal wastes. Northern Qu6 Two tablespoonfuls daily will overcome nest types of common constipation. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. q Controlling and Operating Northern Ontario Power Company Limited Enjoy AuLâ€"BRAN as a cereal, or use in cooking. Appetizing recipes on the redâ€"andâ€"green package. Sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg: in London, Ontario. Saturday May 20th is the closing date of our Big Sale of i l POLAR KING ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS (Kelvinator Equipped ) Do not miss this wonderful opportunity THURSDAY MAY 18TH, 1933 s were St disrupted aff oc a ut damag bece Power Company Limited ‘ompanied consider Kirkland Feekâ€"end. ruck. temyp CHOITICE FOOD 1 every 11 CWer wrilvy il) Trees were and small while numâ€" >d by flying power lines ‘e electrical of the blow »veral poles wer service driving ht in