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POR RENT family. 2 linger Lal FPOR RE all con POR RJ FPOR REN water, : to 5 Kir FOR RENTâ€"Threeâ€"roomed house at 320 Pine street south, will be vacant for August 20th. Apply to 203 Cedar street south, Timmins. FPOR RENTâ€"â€"Tâ€"roomed built; all conveniences. Pine street north, upst FOR RENTâ€" Lake Shore Apply to 10 FPOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house with bathroom and basement. Apply to rear of 108 Elm street north, Timmins â€"33p FOR RENTâ€"Threeâ€"roomed shack with water, $19.00 per month at 153 Cedar street north. Apply to 166 Maple street north, Timmins â€"33p FOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed upstairs flat, unfurnished, with three piece bath, hot and cold water, quiet family only. Apply 54 Birch st‘:, south, Timmins 33 HOUSE TO RENT basement. FOR RENTâ€"Threeâ€"roomed apartment, heated, all conveniences; no children. Apply to 57 Fourth Ave., Timmins. â€"32â€"33D FOR RENTâ€"Th class furnishi Apply to 162 F mins. FOR RENTâ€"Threeâ€"roomed house, two minutes across Mattagami bridge on the river side. Apply to Sunset Park â€"33â€"85p FOR RENTâ€"Sixâ€"roomed flat with all conveniences at 83 Third avenue, Sschumacher. Apply to 13 Elm street, south, Timmins. 33â€" FOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed â€" bungalow with all conveniences, for immediate possession. Apply to Frank Byck, Phone 32, Timmins 33p FOR RENI partment Fourth ayv FOR RENTâ€"Sixâ€"roomed house with all conveniences. Apply to 102 Maple street, south or Star Transfer, Timâ€" mins. 33p FOR RENT â€" Fourâ€"roomed heated apartment with all modern convenâ€" iences at 62 Fourth avenue. Apply to 60 Fourth avenue, Timmins _ 33p FOR SALEâ€"Sixâ€"roomed house with all conveniences, also very nicely laid out for two families if desired. Apply 75 Hemlock street, Timmins. 33p FOR RENTâ€"Large nineâ€"roomed house furnished or unfurnished, suitable for boarding house; near centre of town. Apply to 68 Pine street south Timmins â€"33p 1LAOST min ply t mins water. h with toile across tri 1I wmat RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house with ige at 109 Birch street south. Apâ€" to 174 Spruce street south, Timâ€" 8. â€"33p RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed house with hardwood floors, furnace and r. Rent $25.00 per month and i toilet $28.00, at 22 First avenue, ss track. Apply 24 Kirby avenue, mins. 33p O7 1O itic. Apply to after 2 p.m. NTâ€"â€"Twoâ€"roomed 163 SBpruce street, Timmins iges. Pinder please return to Wolfe, câ€"o Mrs. Michaelson, Mines, South Porcupine and reward. 331 1 ~â€"â€"F O 4 Eim s Apply after 1ne,. Timmin ind Appi Fourâ€"roomed house at 19 Road, water and toilet in. Laurier ave., Timmins.33p LVE Pine walking stick, valued as ease return to Myrs. e Timmins Flower Shop, â€"33p #) veâ€"roomed es, Apply ne 681, Ti irâ€"room« Third a irâ€"roomed heated bath. Apply to or Imperial M« comed house,. Apâ€" south Timmins 33p rge roomed flat at Schumacher,. Apâ€" outh, Timmins. 33â€" roomed house, first all â€" conveniences. street north, Timâ€" â€"33p â€"Four rooms, 40 Columbus â€"AaAvenue Timmins mmins, @4 iiaQy purse containin vaeluable to ow ‘s pet. F1 aveney, Nort] p.m d house, with venue. Apply imins. â€"33p house; newly Apply to 159 iirs. 33p 18, | â€"â€" Montgomery | FOR RF â€"33p conver house with to 94 Main mins â€" ~33â€" Third Ave hack outh for _ watchn Box T701 Trew 4 Holâ€" 33 â€"34r 31 Motor 33 ~ Sout! lady‘: Apâ€" im * 33p 33p AJ LADY WOULD LIKE PASSAGE . With party from Timmins going to Toâ€" ronto, the last of this week or be- ginning of next; willing to share ex" penses. Apply to 46 Fifth avenue or phone 494â€"M, Timmins. â€"33p RIDEAU LICENSED PRIVATE MAâ€" TERNITY HOMEâ€"638 Rideau Street Ottawa, Ont. Confidential; reduced rates to waiting patients. Bables cared for pending adoption. â€"31â€"34p WOOD FOR SALEâ€"Dry Jackpin per cord or $2.00 per three cor Extra dry mixed wood $2.00 p« or $1.75 per three cord lots. A wW. J. McDade, 67 Birch street or bhone 332, Timmins O. W. RUSKâ€"Timber cruises ations; timber lands bough Mining claims staked and Apply to 8 Maple Street, N mins. FURNISHED . ROOMS TO TF without childre: WHEN VISITING THE TOWN TOUR IST CAMP and Park, Try one of th delicious Hot Dogs served at th Booth. Thev‘re great. ~33 PERSONALâ€"Will the young Italif man from Toronto, if he happens read this, remember the girl he m at the Goldfields Theatre, last Prid: night, please write to Miss N.L. câ€" P.O. Box 1517, Timmins. Good neyw very important. â€" FURNISHED ROOMS TO Clean and comfortable, $f and $12.00 per month. U chen and phone. Apply t Ave., or phone 64â€"W, Timr POR RENTâ€" adult fam Birch Stre ences and Phillion, T CHILDREN FOR ADOPTIONâ€"Good homes desired for children, boys and girls, Catholic and Protestant, ages 4 to 14 years. Any home desiring to adopt a youngster should have their clergyman write A. G. Carson, Bupt. Children‘s Aid, Timmins, Ont. 44t L. FOR SALEâ€"Green slabs and real dry slabs. Apply to Chaput and Mainâ€" ville, phone 377, or 118 First Ave. Tiimmins. ~3 211 FOR SALEâ€"16â€"inch dry slabs anc heavy slabs for furnace; 16â€"inch dr;y Birch and 1l6â€"inch d@ry Tamarack 16â€"inch dry Jackpine. Apply to J. A Daly, 110 Wilson Ave., or phone 441 Timmins. â€"32At WANTEDâ€"Girl to help with hous work. Apply Mrs. J. R. Rutherford 163 Spruce street, north. 33â€" WANTEDâ€"Experi Apply to Sloma Avenue, Timmil W ANTEDâ€"Bu ERPERIENCED GROCER REQUIRED Apply Feldman Bros., Schumacher. DRESEMAKINC WANTEDâ€"Cheap, light horse, state price and particulars, Write to Jack Nepom, P. O. Box 2420, Timmins â€"33 Apply to 1 1 phone £94, Tir conve Phont street Appl Wwine min and us( two bu ‘Third ; speaking Apply to Mines HC Porecupin ANTEDâ€"At and refined and is willin Box 1630, T WOOD FOo R SALE HELP WAN TED DRESSMAKING M W ANTED 9} he rtn ly to 54 Fifth Timmins. ~45tf ind rec . North 11 lepend RENTâ€" 00, $10.00 A Dt NN money to P.0O sout rdec T‘im «4A PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE everything to 15 Hen FOR SALEâ€"Pipeless furnact gain. Apply to 163 Ma south, Timmins. FPOR SALEâ€"$: will exchange 534. Timmins FPOR SALEâ€"Hoosi wardrobe, Jf tor, etc.. Apply to upstairs, Timmins FOR SALEâ€"One beautiful mahogany bedroom suite, an excellent bargain. apply at the Windsor Hotel Timmins â€"33D DAIRY FOR bulil, one ho ROF One °C iceâ€"box Holling men 155 ml boxe desig miss ARTICLES FOR SA LE WANTED TO RENT. it e 1C SALE lition 11t1Cn h AGENTS WANTED P.O. Box 2379, M A L P A L PF Wri L 1930 model, in first class conâ€" tires. A good deal to the rtv Anply to 22 Pine Street Christmas cards. Exclusiv y. Apply mmins. in first clas| ‘ange, stove Low prices, Liberal con The Excelsior Publishir it 11 n UprignNt walnut C Timmin Entire house furnishings, in good condition. Apply ck Street, Timmins. 31â€"33 1258 FOR SALE â€"roomed b $550.00 plan uick Sedan, 1. heap for cash >et. ~Timmins Buick 1928, seve "‘ur collars, cuffs, fur trimâ€" loth coats and suits. Pur ling at half price. $1.00 I hold till wanted. Toâ€" Shop, 41 Wilson avenue, â€"33p SALEâ€"Twelve cows, one ‘se and other dairy equipâ€" good bargain. Apply to reet north, Timmins 18 n W . Applyv App 11tur ARD AGENTSâ€"S Timmins 1M reupine, On 44 peonies and planting. We ready blossome E. D. Smith rTn PM 163 Maple street 39p Guarantee 219 Balsam S e for sevenâ€"roomâ€" iss condition, also ve. Apply to 23 roomed _ onveniences : 161 Maple st1 cash only a to City Seri udent wolft od h d, ho Cabinet, book jars, refrigeraâ€" Fourth avenue, s3p at ) " O ardin rhout, fiveâ€"passenget h d 0, cheap, or Apply to BOX â€"33â€"34p , in perfect Apply to 27 and Apply em 184 OM nall payâ€" . Preston â€"33â€"34p mith anc Hamilton Timmin ~31 at a barâ€" Apply to â€"33â€"34p N1 RENTâ€" zx house, all conâ€" id good inC y at a Service Second 33p â€"33â€"34p THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE 33 Mus! 1933 App A J On ind 33p M =~â€" 34p | ROOM AND s3D 1T‘l 18 34 O ROOM AND BOARD family; two friends pt moderate. Apply to RUSSELL HOTEI with all mode: Rates $7.00 per Wilson Ave., or mins. ROOM AND BOARD room, suitable for BOUTINâ€"In husband at who passed Peacefully slc His weary past; In silence he su bore, Till God called I more. â€"Sadly missed |I Sin Within brigh Her DowI And We A 1 pt quiet McNult single beds; als conveniences, i Phone 957â€"W <© Street, South, iapartinen Balsam st 3} 11 M 1 inted. $7.00 ith. ‘Fimm rd of comIiort co se you loved so 1 Sadly missed by Daught h IN MEMORIA M P IN MEMORLIA M IN MEMORIA M ped nt from AptI @rlity o1 D et n aâ€" fathel aiway Au ping, re ng men ph n Wif TY board 1NLAlN B | Timmins. _ car| â€" Farmer Neable, 152 lbs. and Jerry Mcâ€" tin ; Nulty, 146 lbs. had a smart tussle for four rounds. Neable got the decision ! by jabbing McNulty at ease in the are | early part of the fight. It was a popuâ€" lar verdict. Neable was floored twice he in this bout but his clever fighting gave him enough margin to win, Frenchy Bergeron got a soft decision !over Paul Lemay in the first bout of ren | the evening. Referee Arrons didn‘t apâ€" 33p | pear to use good judgment in this fight ~â€"~ | when he gave it to Bergeron. The least he could have done was to make it a \draw. Bergeron was outboxed in the our | first two rounds and didn‘t put anyâ€" 1ce, i thing over Lemay in the last two. 126. Those two popular youngsters Kid ave | Robitaille and Young Dempsey opened the show again. It was a draw. Neiâ€" ‘ther one of the lads has been beaten |\ yet. Dempsey has that careless, slugâ€" 10(1§ging style of his brother‘s and when \he gets bigger he will be a source of trouble to anyone he. fights. |\ The only spot on the card where ill; | the crowd expected better was in the iin, | semiâ€"final when it was noticed that iin.| Bill Thompson wasn‘t fighting that er, | slamâ€"bang, thrillâ€"giving style that he on.| was using last year. Although his TL ! fighting wasn‘t up to its usual highf | standard, it was good enough to satisfy . ‘all. The reason was discovered after, Te? | the fight when it was learned that he ird | took this fight on a week‘s notice. He ..,; had no chance to train and went into | the ring with less than two day‘s trainâ€" 533 | ing in his system. It must also be reâ€" membered that his last fight was early â€"â€" ‘last year when he‘fought big Joe )N | Thomas here: That‘s a long layoff for ‘a fighter and he could hardly be exâ€" rtâ€" | pected to be at his best. Bill has been ecen fighting for a long time in Timmins ind | and Kirkland Lake, and is worthy of a as better spot than a preliminary. The C.| boxing fans here know he‘s good and has | a lot of them would like to see him in a onâ€"| feature bout here. After the fight last | Monday he challenged Willie Stevens erâ€"ito a 10â€"round fight as a return enâ€" oss| gagament and promised that he would )isâ€" | be in the best of condition for it. Roy Hamilton challenged BRert Dempâ€" aid sey from the ring this time and is the| eager to have the fight. If Dempsey will : shows up it should be a humâ€"dinger JWS ‘H. (.arner Honoured Many Seek Help sns â€" : 1 ~From town Council Rov Hamilton Given (Continued from Page 1) sive. Thompson was knocked to one knee but came up swinging. Although Stevens appeared to get the worst of this round he was the fresher man when they finished. Stevens was floorâ€" d twice in the last round but was fightâ€" ing nicely when the «bell stopped â€" it. Stevens got the unpopular decision. Alfiec JIJohnson repeated his victory over sonny Casey of Kirkland Lake. Casey started by rushing Alfic from the start, but he couldn‘t get inside of Johnson‘s guard. Casey had a clear margin in the first round. In the seâ€" :ond round Casey was knocked down for a nine count and had no sooner got up than he was down again. A hard right in the body floored Casey for good. This is the second time that Johnson has knocked Casey out in Mrs. Garner ‘I thank you friendship." 11 C1 hem ILC n welo IY ly d to be ing fotr Kirklar Iv s up it should be a humâ€"dinger use Bert is about the only man in part of the country that can take Hamilton gives out and still come . _ West took it but wasn‘t a heavy r and couldn‘t hurt Roy. Dempâ€" s dangerous all the time because us dynamite in both gloves. 11L to tear onesflil away i11dill ulC friends here. We have had a ‘me in the North, and it is not ) g> away and settle down in a lace. I will miss the friends of ns and district very much." Mr. ‘ thanked those present for the words, and he especially apâ€" ed what Mr. Longmore had said. ended a hearty welcome ts any his part of the North who were Chatham district, to call on for from Timmins would come as a friend. "On behalf of amer and myself," he concluded, ik yvou all for your kindness and nInder Cl UIC CSLECIIL dilltl di= eld for them by all in T:mmins. Mr. Garner rose to respond, rreeted with the singing of "He‘s Gocd Fellow," and other eviâ€" £f the friendly spirit for him. He ‘elt very inadequate in attemptâ€" 10 justice to the occasion, but all that he deeply appreciated n given and the kindness and iess shown him and Mrs. Garâ€" have spent 23 years in the he said, "and it is quite. a to tear oneself away from the iends here. We have had a me in the North, and it is not g> away and settle down in a ce. I will miss the friends of On b n nued from P _departure fr Cl 1€ piC n > address was the purchase a . suitable as a memento of the ns. Mr. and Mrs. Garâ€" â€" of art with a keen paintings were asked icture and retain it f the esteem and afâ€" iem by all in T:mmins. wh with the Nort pment. Mr. Ga ned in its de rold 311. leg behalf of the iends in this ttwn ld Mr. and Myrs. incere regard. Mr. ion A tT1L lluminated ad he well wishe T 0 f1 net. OA was t . suutabd On ded tribut citizen remem nds as 1 the Mr. AC help her and her son. Another lady who has been in Timâ€" mins about a year wanted transportaâ€" tion for herself and her son so that they might go back to Montreal where they had friends. It was suggested that the town might save money by advancing the fares and thus avoiding the cost of the mother and son going on direct reâ€" lief. "We certainly can‘t afford to ship back all who come here,‘ ‘said the mayor. The mayor also pointed out that they had arranged their own transportation to come here and they and their friends should arrange the financing of the return trip. In the meantime the mayor advised the lady to take the question up with the Timâ€" mins Relief Fund committee and see if anvthing could be done. assistance in begged for : that he coul without the Council poir scores 0o would b help her jlamage. " jredge out iteps to avi The comm zate and s A man who has been a citizen of Timmins for a number of yéears was present at the council meeting to see if he could get any help in reference to an operation necessary for the removal of a growth on his face. The doctor said such an operation was necessary if the man were not to lose his health and perhaps his life. He would be only a few days in the hospital and the total cost was expected to be around $50.00. A friend who spoke to the counâ€" cil in the matter said that the man had had hard luck. He had owned property in town, but had been forced to sell this property on account of his health and now the money was all gone. The man, however, had not been on, relief to date, and if the council gave the assistance asked the money would be repaid when times became better. In the course of the discussion it developed that when this man was asked to turn in his liquor permit he had first evaded the course of the discussion it developed that when this man was asked to turn in his liquor permit he had first evaded the issue and then claimed he had lost the permit. His friend explained that the permit had been lost when the man was picking berries. The permit was in the man‘s coat pocket and the coat had been laid down. Later the coat could not be located. It might have been stolen or simply the man could not locate the place he had laid the coat. In any case there was not much on the peéermit. The matter was reâ€" ferred to the relief committee to inâ€" vestigate and see what the operation would really cost. A young man with a small family who has been on relief work for some time, has been ordered to the hospital by his doctor for an operation for apâ€" al net ted n who has ‘ar wantt nd her sc o Montre dire that th pipe wat he ned i1 been in Timâ€" d transportaâ€" n so that they al where they ested that the rth d that the advancing the cost of OY a be he sprin 1 investi be don A\ mdow don family relief + the ther 1€ 1¢ badlv dama F, KENNING, MPP., MEETS WITH MOTOR ACCIDENT T HU RS D A Y Bulletin positioOn as Ste department 0o pital. Miss Pl our exâ€"gradua Askill, who is part of this m Miss Jean S¢ ths» Business C by the Holling Arrangemen| rCliment In the Tuesday, Septem rollments and mi already been mad Be a Timmins duateâ€"it pays. For full or subjects taugh E. M. TERRY, Supervising Principal Hamilton Block, Timmins, Ont., 501 Timmins Business College FXPERT SWISS WATCHMAKER EMPIRE BLOCK, No. 4, TTMMINS Phone THT Watches, Clock Gold Medal School in Centre" C F. BAUMAN h 11 1t locks and Jewellery Kepaired m 4 LI rm whi th.," 198 pl it hi .0. Box 223 TH ng ons o gina Mcâ€" the lattet it i Golden iduate of employed A\n Box 58 xXpon _â€"* p A ed a â€"~Ray Hosâ€" inger. â€"help Iv it re to to beo uition write. h the en 11 T al il L