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Many a true word is spoken in jest. It was a wisecrack that started the famous relief investigation at Sturgeon Falls, Hon. Wm. Finlayson said at Sudâ€" bury last wetek at the conference with Budbury leaders of public affa‘rs. HoOw THE iINvVEsTIGATION AT STURGEON FALLS ORIGINATED oi nsc nA ' Je a‘ Y Own Gf ‘ ndigestio toconfinueltsdeadly work. _ Symptoms belching of gas, a 1P PME O“l ave dutedmto heue:lg:u fieter eating, pamwaronlt:d tml:art, shortlntgss ofl‘)l:‘reath often attll'l- pain in your stomac n ife oy your meals HOW ARD’S DY SPEPSIA REMEDY corrects th e trouble at once. Life will be worth lmg Sold only by ‘ Thc;g élcllliield Drugllo’l'ngany Russian Min. Oil....19c., 59¢., 89c # Kruschen Salts ............... n 69¢ A. B. S. C. Tablets c $ Gastoria ... fln 29¢ Seidlitz Powders, 2 boxes...... 33c Baby‘s Own Tablets.................. 22¢ Beef, Iron and Wine................ 79c e *Fruitatives, Peronde l@arge:...................... 39¢c‘% Ironized Yeast .........................89¢ TIr. of Iodme ....................... .... l15¢ Ԥ' Sal Hepatlca .................... 33¢., 65¢ A wnmn+{n pn 6A 44 4% O _ M u. "A ~ '. Kfln Qfln Aromatic Cascara....25c., 35¢., 50¢ i::: Nujol .......... "One of our engineers was on a motor R .‘ ww £as822®, @. * uts ho 28. 18. 18. .0 * 0. _A _¢ .0 _0,. .0. .0. 0. 8. .0 00..0.“0’.. ®.:9,,9, 00-..0’.-’.0.00.0 O.-‘.0.000.......O.-O. 0 ate cte e2oct oooooooooo300000000.oooooootooanoooooutoooooooooooooooooocoo%oooooo.o"oonooooooo.ooo"oooooo 5n 2s c . .0, 0 .0000000000"0000000000000000000000000000000000’000000000000000,0000000000000’0‘0‘0”0‘0‘0’0‘0’0’0’0’0:0.000’00’000“000. â€" Maglac Tooth Paste Largest tube of Milk of Magnesia Tooth ‘Paste on the market * .0. .0. o .0 _0 o "a_ ‘d_.0".0 C es ad ecras 06 Drugs â€"% â€" Patent Medicines: _ § Included happened to stop at a farm hsuse near Sturgen Falls for dinner," Mr. Finlayâ€" son explained. "There was a largs crowd at the place and they were havyâ€" ing a good time. When they sat at the table the daughter of the house asked them : ‘Will you have some rel‘ef butter or some of our own butter? Some peoâ€" ple like the relief butter better but we think cur own is just as gcod.‘ "I sent word to the relief officials Modess Sanitary Napkins astactasts cte stnctantantante 0000000004000 000 00 0e en ie io ie io ioh io e oz Py Uz ee e ........................ 59¢., 89¢ _Mr. and Mrs. Percy Youlten, Master Bernard and Miss Elien Youlten, of Timmins, were among the passengers sailing for Great Britain and France on the Ascania, from Montreal, on Friday, June 2nd. and the general public are not fully conversant with its activitiee. With this in mind, any person wishing to learn what this vast organization has accomplished for the returned men and their dependents will be given the facts at the Legion information bouth. â€" The booth will afford a good chance to those wishing to join the Legion in Timmins. and the advice is given to come and enjoy the fun of the carnival and when in the height of good humour, visit the information booth and leave your Two IDollars. *You will never regret it! : Making Good For a very considerable time several exâ€"servicemen had established themâ€" iselves in a camp, just on the outskirts iof the town. There had been much ‘comment as to why the Legion was enâ€" 'couraging â€"these men to aroungd. _ One of the officers of the Legion relief fund, being a good reader of a man‘s character, offten used the remark;â€" "Give any one of them‘a chance and he‘ll make good." Sometimes existing on frugal meals during the winter raonths the men hung on with the hopes of getting a break. When spring arâ€" rived they secured odd jubs, taking off screen windows, etc. and their calls to the Legion relief fund became iess and less, â€" Good weather broke and came the sunlight to these men. One secured a job to build a house; he got his pals of the long winter hours to help him. The house has been finished and the result of the labour has been such that they now have three more to erect. They are making good. This episode does not finish at that point. Having occasion to secure little food they asked for assistance which was A Good Chance Severall prospective| membersl have made the excuse of not jolnlnz the Legion, something like the following:â€" They never see anyone who has a form®; |they would like a few more particulars; and other similar expréessions. A good chance affords itself during the comâ€" ing week. It has been decided that ‘an information booth be established on the athletic grounds in connection with the visit here of Conklin‘s Shows. The writer of thls weekly feature will be in charge and will gladly give any desired information to any exâ€"serviceman reâ€" garding the activities of the Canadian Legion.. The policy of "no waiting" will be followed for those filling out the necessary forms, as all will be iniâ€" tiated on Monday, June 19th. The booth will be available every night after 7.30 p.m. and will be displayed in an attractive manner. Some citizens may wish to investigate the Legion relief work; facts and figures will be on hand to prove that this worthy work is being conscientiously carried out. Relatives of those passed away may wish inforâ€" mation regarding the Legion plan for begutifying the graves at the cemetery sf returned soldiers. Also there may be some lying there of whom the Leâ€" gion has no knowledge. The repreâ€" sentative of the Timmins Branch of the Canadian Legion will be at your service and outline Wwhat it is intended to do. There is much of intrest in Legion work The Canadian Legion in the Porcupine *‘ o t meeling after e Blairmore Enterprise:â€"Joe says that pretty soon the Blairmore council will be in a position to herald the old epiâ€" taph: "In the midst of life we are in pointed as This is Gordon Howard Gauthier, whose name is among those on the list of the present Ap tments to the honour. Mr. Gauthier is the dean of the legal fraâ€" ternity in this section of the North. Other appointments to the honour of KC. among those practisiing in the North include that of Albert Victor Waters, of Cochrane, the popular memâ€" ber for the north riding in the Legisâ€" lature. John Alexander McPhail, Sault Ste. Marie; Thos. Murray Mulligan, Geo. Joseph Valin, and Elvinâ€" Dean Williams, all of Sudbury, are the other new K.C.‘s for the North. gladly given. Upon the receipt of the money earned the value of this voucher was returned to the Legion relief fund with a little interest added also. One may say:â€"‘"They are exceptions," but the fact is they are ‘loyal and honest returned soldiers like hundreds more, waiting for the break. Any of them who have had a term of unemployâ€" ment will make good if given a chance. These men of the camp, have been cursed and called uncomplimentary names, but they held on with the spirit which won the war and will eventually beat the depression, They are making gocod. Won‘t you help some of the others inâ€" preference to the foreigner. Any ¢€d job will do to start with. Timmins Branch Notices All those who have volunteered to help with Conklin‘s Shows are asked to be at the athletic grounds on Monâ€" day, June 12th, for the purpose of alâ€" lotting the various booths: The final general meeting of the seaâ€" son will be held on Monday, June 19th, in the Oddfellows‘ hall. There will be very pleasing reports read and a large attendance is requested. Don‘t fail to buy some tickets in the Legion popularity contest and help the young ladies win the major prizes. The proceeds of the Legion popularity contest will be placed to the relief fund of that organization. In addition the tickets may be worth a prize to you also. For the first time in the history of the town Timmins has a member of the legal fraternity practising here apâ€" The date for the Drumhegad Service is set for Sunday, June 25th. All deâ€" tailsâ€"will be published in future issues of The Advance. Last week the list of new King‘s Counsel appointments were announced by the Ontario Government. There are 155 in the list, 83 being from the ranks of exâ€"servicemen among the barâ€" risters and solicitors of Ontario. Eight of the new KC.‘s are members of the Legislature, and 64 are in the genera: list. First King‘s Counsel to be Appointed in Timmins â€"W. A. Devine 12282 29, 20, ,9, 20. Largest Crowd Ever on Golf Course Here Miss McAskill and J. Fogg.....124â€"43â€"81 Miss Andersonâ€"G. Langford 137â€"51â€"86 Mrs. White and H.C. Garner 111â€"44â€"67 Mrs. J. Burke and J. D. Brady 119â€"44â€"75 Mrs, Lake and J. Knox ... 111â€"46â€"65 Mrs. Skavieny and F. Hall. ... 135 â€"51â€"84 Mrs. Eyre and J. Duscharme 138â€"51â€"8"7 Mrs. Jamieson and H. Moore 122â€"42â€"80 Miss Bailey and E. Ward ........ 133â€"51â€"82 Mrs. Dye and D. Cuthell........... 130â€"51â€"79. Mrs. J. Rutherford, H. Moore 123â€"42â€"81 Mrs. Darlingâ€"and H. Robinson 141â€"51â€"99. 1 Mrs. Keddie and J. J. Denney 122â€"38â€"84 Mrs. Dougherty, S. A. Wookey Miss Mylvihill and Geo. Ross 126â€"38â€"88 Mrs. Irving and J. Flatt........ 123â€"51â€"72 Miss R. Porter, H. Skavliem 130â€"51â€"88 Mrs. Sandwith and R. E. Dye 138â€"51â€"87 Mrs. Keeley and Geo. Adams 130â€"47â€"83 Mrs. Moore, and N. Adams......120â€"46â€"74 Mrs. Lowe and J. Ashton........ 134â€"47â€"87 Mrs., Dodge and F. Galbraith 110â€"38â€"72 Mrs. Cooper and W. H. Pritchard............ Miss M. Knox, S.â€"R. McCoy 117â€"42â€"75 Mrs, Douglas and A. G. Irving 137â€"51â€"86 Mrs. Porter and W. Jamieson 113â€"29â€"84 Mrs. Denny, W. Widdifield 129â€"45â€"84 ‘Mrs. Whitney and C. Eyre......136â€"42â€"94 Mrs. Garner and Dr. Stahl.....127â€"48â€"79 Mrs. Langford and G. Porter 126â€"44â€"82 Mrs. Tanner, J. Dougherty 128â€"47â€"81 Mrs. Robinscn and D. Laidlaw 91â€"22â€"69 Miss C. Young and R. Eddy:..137â€"42â€"95 Mrs. Kester and H. Sandwifh 120â€"46â€"74 Mrs. Ash and J. Douglas............ 128â€"43â€"85 Miss E. Knox and Dr. Moore 118â€"43â€"75 Mrs. Robson, V. Woodbury 116â€"47â€"69 Mtrs. Knox and H. Fuke............ 119â€"39â€"80, Miss D. Dodge and Dr. Porter Mrs. Pickering and M Spane 125â€"Mâ€"74 Mrs. C. Rutherford, A. Veitch 127â€"39â€"88 Mrs. Mitchell and G. S., Lowe 125â€"39â€"86 Over Ninety Took Part in Mixed Twoâ€" Ball Foursome on Saturday at Timâ€" On Saturday last week the mixed 2â€"ball foursome brought out the largâ€" est attendance of players ever at the Timemins Golf Club course here for any local event, there being over 90 After the event the ladies .served tea at the club house. taking part. Indeed, Ithere were so many entered that the event was run in sixes, instead of fours. The weather was ideal and generally the event will be long remembered as cne of the most enjoyable at the local links. The following are the scores, etc., the first figures giving the total score. the next the handicaps, and the flnal figures the net score:â€" "Besides this wash I did the dishes 30 times, and there was still enough Rinso in that big box to cleanl:iz floor twice, to wash out the bathâ€" "I want to tell you how much I did with one large {)'ox of Rinso. My birg wash was snowy white, yet it din‘t take much time and I wasn‘t tired afterward. Here‘s my laundry list, all done with Riftso: 48 handkerchiefs 4 pyjamas 6 tablecloths *â€" 4 nightgowns 12 napkins 4 dresses 8 sheets 6 union suits 10 pillowcases _6 undergarments Mm,ro.\'s use Rinso. Thousands write us letters praising it. Here‘s an interesting one from one woman who kept record of all the washing and cleaning she did with one box of Rinso. ' 12 shirts ~ _ 5 children‘s suits mins Golf Club Course. One of the Most Enjoyable Events at Golf Club Millions use Rinso in tub, washer and dishpan ) See what a lot of work a box of Rinso will do! 4 pyjamas nightgowns 4 dresscs 6 union suits . 6undergarments 12 men‘s hose 3 aprons 30 towels ; assuredly be a bleak and uninteresting world~ without "the ~scientists.© one of "em has discovered, after painstaking _researches, that a frog is not ticklish under the arm. Mrs. McCoy and D. E. Keeley 131â€"50â€"81 Popular Timmins Couple Wedded at Iroquois Falls A quiet wedding tcok place at the United Church manse, Iroquois Falls, Ont., on Thursday, June 1Ist, when Rev. Mr. Woodhouse united in marriage Daisy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Morrow, and Randle J. Vanâ€" sickle, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos,. J. Vansickle, both of Timmins, Ont. 'I‘he bride looked lovely in a pretty gown of eggshell taffeta and net, with touches of blwe. She worse a picture hat, white kid shoes and gloves. The young couple were unattended. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Vansickle left for a motor trip to Toronto, Pembroke, Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N.Y. Report of Superintendent of District Children‘s Aid The following is the report for the month of Mhy as submitted by A. G. Carson, superintendent of the District of Cochrane Children‘s Aid Society:â€" Applications for children for adopâ€" s en Office intervIieWs se Complaints received Investigations Children involved ................... M Mail recelved ...................00.. .i ks Mail Sent OUut ................0000 .ls Children in shelter ................... t Children boarding out ....................... Court attendantce 2k Juvenile court Mileage travelled i Legal adoptions completed ................. Children admitted to shelter (not On their return they will reside at 56 Balsam street, north, Timmins. wardas) ; :; 8. SE NAE t in Children returned to parents ......... Wardsâ€" visited . Wards heard from Children given assistance in their tubs and sinks several times and to clean all the woodwork twice!" OWn NnOMeS ns Investigations and cases under the Unmarried Parents Act ................ Cup for cup, Rinso gives twice as much suds as lightweight, puffedâ€" up soaps â€"even in hardest water. No softeners needed. Thousands of farm women use only Rinso for the wash â€"for the dishesâ€"for the milk house, milkâ€" cans, separators and all. cleaning. Recommended by the makers of many famous washers for safety and for whiter and brighter clothes. Get the BIG package today. A PRODPUCT OF LEVEX BROTHEKS LIMITED "~TORONTO, ONT. Each to receive a silver spoon. Border Cities Star:â€"This would most MRS. J. H. LYNCH, 30 38