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POSITION WANTED sires housework. Bell, 4 Cherrvy Stree FPOR RENTâ€"Two houses; Spruce Street, South, has and all conveniences; an fhve rooms and water in. 155 Spruce Street, South FOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house at 464 Middleton Ave., water and lights. English people preferred. Apply to Mrs. J. Johnson, 33 Middleton Ave., Timmins. ~40tf FOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed apartment on corner lot; warm, all conveniâ€" ences, newly decorated; immediate possession; $28.00 per month, water paid. Apply to 24 Sixth Ave., upâ€" stairs, Timmins. â€"~42p POR RENTâ€"Two apartments, newly decorated, hot and cold water in each apartment; also rooms to rent. Apâ€" ply to 63% Balsam Street, South, Timâ€" POSITION POR RENTâ€"Steam heated, newly reâ€" novated apartments; also two front offices and single room. Apply to Sky‘s, or DPDominitn Dollar Store, Timmins. ~41t6f FOR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house, at 114 Elm Street, South, water and lights paid, $22.00 per month. Apâ€" ply to 51 Maple Street, South, Timâ€" mins. â€"~42p EOR RENTâ€"Apartment with all conâ€" "veniences; central location; hot waâ€" 4er hegated; immediate possession. Appl'v to 85 Pine Street, South, Timâ€" mins. â€"38p POR RENTâ€"Office space, suitable for Jewelry Shop; with lights and heatâ€" ed. $10.00 per month. Call at Ned‘s Barber Shop. 5 Spruce Street, North. Timmins. ~42 FOR RENTâ€"Sixâ€"roomed apartment with all conveniences and garage; lease., Apply to 25 Way Ave., Timâ€" mins. â€"42 POR RENTâ€"Sixâ€"roomed house all conveniences including stove cupboard. . Apply to 5 Kirby Timmins. FOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed house with all conveniences. Apply to 23 Sixth Ave., corner of Pine Street, North: Timmins. FOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed all conveniences, at Street, North. Apply to Street, North, Timmins. 690â€" W. Timmins FOR RENT lights and Maple Str: FPOR RENTâ€"Six conveniences. Street, North FOR RENT â€" Fi apartment with ; 62 Fourth Ave. Avenue, Timmins FOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed house with all conveniences. Apply to 186 Maple Street, North, Timmins. ~41â€"43p HOUSE TO RENTâ€"Fou 80 Commercial Avenue. piy min POR RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house; all, FOR RENTâ€"Two conveniences. Apply to 47 Wilson rear of 154 Ceda: Avenue. â€"40p| mins. FOR RENTâ€"Shack and garage for rent. _ Apply to 172 Spruce Street, South. ~40p TO RENTâ€"Modern fiveâ€"roomed apartâ€" ment; electric refrigeration and stove. Phone 122. â€"42 SITION WANTED ires housework:© wo JR RENTâ€"Concrete mixer, 85 cents an hour, "with man to work it. Apâ€" ply to E. Beauchamp, 74 Commercial Ave., Timmins. â€"37â€"44p IR RENT OF ill furnished Apply to 6 Wil POSITION WANTED ain e Roa ‘eu young womsan, capable issistant and housekeeper, ofâ€" ‘vices in return for comfortable and slight remuneration. Free ‘mc position anywhere. Phone DJ EX TH Hollin: A ‘ â€" 291 Spru OR SALEâ€"Plaza sixâ€"roomed hou 3. Apply to h Timmins. o houses; one at 155 South, has five rooms on SsSpruc Planit oâ€"rJsomed apartment, r paid. Apply to 266 orth, Timmins. â€"42p TY b) ol veâ€"roomed â€" modern all conveniences, at Apply to 60 Fourth s â€"~42p A VC Timmir and one with Street, Nortt Mill office and Balsan mobile xomed â€" shack. Street, South, ~42p convenilences. Timmins. 42p apartments Apply to 43: house with 207 â€" Balsam 266 Balsam â€"~42p 16( at, on secâ€" to 25 Lake Apply T‘immir > with all 111 Pine â€"~42p aday C Esth 1€ Tim ~41p with 42p and Ave., â€"~â€"39p ~42p 1€ PROPERTIES F R SALE NURSING private 1 Anplyvy hb NOW IS THE TIMEâ€"To have your winter overcoats looked over. We can do it and do it right. Fur coats remodelled, relined and repaired. Geils the Tailor, 26 Second Ave., Timmins. â€"~421) MADE TO MEASURE SUITS OR OVERCOATSâ€"From $16.50 up. Hunâ€" from. dreds of samples to choose Cleaning, pressing and remodelling CHILDREN FOR ADOPTIONâ€"Gcod| wocDp PR SALEâ€"Appl homes desired for children, boys and Daly, 110 Wilson Ave., of girls, Catholic and Protestant, Ages | Timmins. 4 to 14 years. ANyY NOMCO G@S1FIM® | 2z mss to adopt a youngster should have; WOOD FOR SALEâ€"Dry : their clergyman write A. G. Carson, 3 $2.25 per cord or $2.00 ir Bupt. Children‘s Aid, Timmins, Ont. lots. Dry Jackpine, $2.5 44t.1. Dry Tamarack, $3.25 per C BRRRâ€"BLANKETSâ€"BRRRâ€" Blanke time is here again; have them clean ed and carded to look like new Phone 625, Sinclair the Valet, 2 Fourth Ave., Timmins. â€"3 44 HOME BEAUTY SHOPPF opzaned my business in be 61 Fourth Avenue. Pho: mins. Lempit Aalto. WILL TRADE GOOD RADIO USED CARâ€"Apply to .T. H Mrs. Thomas‘, rear of 105 Pin South, Timmins. VIOLIN â€" LESSONSâ€"By teacher. Reasonable r;i 63 ~Maple Street, »No: ROOM AND BOARDâ€"It house with all convenie: rcom complete with ho water; at $8.00 per week; Street, South; also threeâ€" for: rent with ‘tolilet; v $25.00 per month, at 5B South.. Apply ‘to 5i Bi South, Timmins. ROOM AND BOA rcoms, sulitable single beds; al all convenience phone. Phone | Balsam Street, i BOARDERS â€" WANTED board in private home ences. $8.50 per week; pressing done if desir 67 Birch Street, Soutp, RUSSELL HOTELâ€"Room and board, with all modern accommodations. Rates $7.00 per week. Apply to 2 ‘ Wilson Ave., or phone 275â€"W., Timâ€" mins. . =~1tf FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENTâ€" Clean and comfortable, $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00 per month. Use of kitâ€" chen and phone. Apply to 54 Fifth ROOM AND BOARDâ€"In with all conveniences. home at 159 Spruce Timmins. ROOMS TO RENT light housekeepin to 66 Mountiov St FPOR RENTâ€"Two lar nished rooms with Apply to 40% Third perial Motor Sales, 7 ROOM FOR RENTâ€"C nished room, suitabl« Higt: garag would house Write C â€"N.. Adva serve hunt per Ont. satisfaction â€" guarar Tailor, 26 Second Av all conven‘enc Mountioy Stree 1 K ROOM AND BOARD ly be V Av in i2r00dll rdon B or phone 64 in excaansye Must beâ€" in 0o P.O. Box Lady BOARD able for ill hardwososd fio SS1ng f FUATAN or aAppi South, Timmin In Apply to 54 Fifth W, Timmins. â€"~45tf Timm in beauty work a Phone 103§6, Tim 1 X)ITL umn ndâ€" t App Birch Birch idir washing and d. Apply to Timmins. 38p con AIY Apply to Timmins. â€"42â€"45}1) 1 it l n Cconyv ib 40â€"42 2D bathâ€"| FOR SALF cold exchange Bit T‘°C 11 jal Imâ€" 40 â€"41 > 85 42tf WOOD FOR SsALEâ€"Dry and green slabs by the load; mixed wood $1.175 per cord. Also good Jackpine, price reasonable, cashn on delivery. Apply to Chaput Mainville, 118 First ave. or phone 377, Timmins. 35tf LOSTâ€"Black and Brown Pekingese dog, long ears. Finder please return to 6 Commercial Avenue. . Reward. â€"~42p WANTEDâ€"Everyone to reserve FPriday evening, Nov. 3rd, for the Timmins ~â€"Pipe Band Whist Drive in the Holâ€" linger â€"Hall. Good â€"prizes: good FPOR SALEâ€"All kinds of wood, ct Apply to 94 Main Ave., or phone LOSTâ€"Keys in Bakery, on FOR SAI..Eâ€"One water front tw good condition: Given 033. FOR SALEâ€"Good black muck to 85 Sixth Ave., or phone : FOR SALEâ€"1929 Ford Coach, in fi class condition. Apply to Cornei Ninth Ave. and Cherry Streot, T $4.40 per cord or $ lots. Dry Jackpine Dry Tamarack, $3.2; to ~W. J. McDade, south, or phone 332 OR SALEâ€"One vacuum Wil 1} Appl Tâ€"Keys in case, outside of Lizzt‘s kery, on Wednesday evening ider please return to 1 Birch Street rth Timmins. Reward. 492 m S FOR S mat to \LEâ€"Kitchen A P LEâ€"Good working horse old. weighing 1525 lbs. . First avenue, or phol 11 OR SALEâ€"Dry mixed r cord or $2.00 in thre and in l ‘@, and welil Kno.w. you a ng of that nature. Timmins this Zlist Sep P} Ot tchen stove, with waterâ€" ervoir;. will burn wood _ a Gunnâ€"sonâ€"ola phoâ€" h in perfect condition. Maple Street, North, e range fitted with wo Quebec heaters, in ; also two beds, springs ‘s, to ‘be sold cheap. Gillies Street, South, ung mi wocd C worthy M bed ndâ€"hand Stainet mery A M D for. m Reasonable pr B3~J. ‘or 53 Ki per cord. App 67 Birch stre Timmins. 4] washer couch. poultry, Hanson Ideal Hardwart ve, fitted wit] d baker. Ap . NMorth,: Tim or phone 441. ~42(f muck. App hone 271â€"Wâ€" or phone cileaner, on violin. Ap e., Timmin ed and two Apply Unâ€" 42â€"43â€"44p cow; will h. Apply he end of Timmins. â€"~42â€"44p wood, e cord ~Ccord. Apply 16 Bal ~42 â€"43 42â€"43p ‘Tiimn 41 â€"~42 16 seven App‘:y ha THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO 41p 43y of Markow, who : and almost p ately not Ma any errors or cml cording to law, the being ‘Thursday,. ] Date Octobe LIGHTNING HITS EIGHT | e TIMES IN THE SAME PLACE ; p €n Take ‘notice that after <this‘ date, SHUALCICHV 40â€" W1l _ and ) render it operative. October 5th, 1933, I will not be respon-’ sible for any debts contracted by my| 213. wife, Lydia E. Wallingford, without my | More Details in Regard to written consent. | 1 9 * 40â€"42. _ (Signed) William Wallineford.| Le”lon Hallowe‘en Frolic comp my ofi of Octc Dated at Timmins the 2nd October, A.D. 1933. GAUTHIER FLAT! Reed Block, Timmins, Ontario tors for the Administratrix, Elizabeth Gervais. And notice is further given the said date the Administ: proceed to distr.ibute the est;: regard only to such claims she shall then have had notic Notice is hereby given that all perâ€" sons having claims against theg@state of Frank Frederick Gervais, late of the Township of Whitney, in the District of Cochrane, who died on or about the 12th day of 1932, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of NovembBber, _ Tenders will be recei dersigned for the proy the Orange Hall at Gol Oct. S1st,; 1933. p inspected by appointme! Highest or any tender accepted. Wm. Isnor, Timmins. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dated at 7 October, 1933 MciIntyre Porcupine Mines, Vimited dC oneâ€"half per cent. Company‘s Capital . in New York fund 1933, to shareholder Notice is herewitl m0ot be responsible : tracted by my wife Timmins, after this Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Limited CapIital stiOCK Cfi t on the 4th day ol which date chequ shareholders of re free of any under the | Act. 1933. LK titled to vote in Municipal Elec t remains there Ard I hereby ca ke immediate ; URZEâ€"In lovi (Syd) Furze, w ber 18th, 1931. â€"Ever remem} ernard Sorense Dated By Order of th a div e 411 A ( DIVIDEND NUMBRBER 1933. H. E. MONTGOMERY witt and shnharenhn busines five per cent. (5 idend of «wo and p.c.), plus a bont ar d o Personal Lia DIVIDEND NO n the Timmit 1933, the T‘immir T‘C ME MORTIA M tax payable at the . anadian Income Wa ividend e@DpyV it Ing who this date d to forward their n to the undersigned 1st day of November, propert Golder No 11 nd in aay nbet f Octobt McIV OR not necessarily P.0. Box 1501 d Municipa ind that s | mb M 1.C De n that after tratrix will tate having s of which BRAUND 17th day iN Braund PiM r12â€"hal two s / i »| â€" At the June sittings of the Supreme 10(% pn °* | Court of Ontario at Cochrane Mr. Jusâ€" ,1a1y,kA.I').i tice Fisher had given judgment in favâ€" ird thelr ) our of Louis Sigouin, of Val Gagne, dersi8n®0;) getting aside the will and codicil to the \ox"omber. will of his mother the late Malvina ,| Sigouin Therien, whereby Mrs. Michel u}?.t,aftfll \ Gervais, of Cochrane, a sister of the s e k T [ testatrix, had been given a large part te RBAVINE ) of the estate. An appeal from that of whicn judgment was taken to the Court of it , ; | Abpeal and on Wednesday of last week a day o | was allowed by the three judges of that | court. Osias Sauve, solicitor, of Timâ€" .”J'SS; lici mins, appeared for Mrs. Gervais, and '9’ 1(\)410'1- | J. A. Legris, of Haileybury, appeared for 2s3 40 a;év ' the respondent, L. Sigouin. Although {the will of the deceased had not been ‘ ! executed according to the Wills Act the | Court of Appea) held that the codicil lhad been properly executed and was his date,| Sufficient to ‘Tepublish the will and e responâ€" ) render it operative. éd up Al 16th day mb PDYVK up â€"to may be dGav pavyaoie 1933, on ter 1 \ _ _Golfers are reminded herewith to be Cedric i'sure and get their clubs from the golf Octoâ€"| clubhouse before the end of this month. !The clubhouse will be closed for the winter and as in past years members of the Timmins Golf Club are asked to |lock after their clubs and take them | home for the winter months. LIC| Barrie Examiner:â€"Toronto proposes to makes single unemployed men, who I will | are given relief, work for what they get. _ conâ€"| That is the right principle. n and â€"~42p ha Ha A K 1I 19 pa bet un 1 C mss 1ln p1 LX 1€ The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy has decided to hold its| annual corventicn in Quebec City on April 3, 4 and 5, next year. This anâ€" nouncement follows a pressing invitaâ€" tion given by Hon. J. E. Perrault, Queâ€" bec minister of highways and mines, to Balmer Neilly, president of the inâ€" stitute, and the committee in charge of the annual convention. On the attractive display window cards, announcing the Legion Halâ€" lowe‘en Frolic in the McIntyre Recreaâ€" tion hall, Schumacher, on Tuesday, Oct. 31st mention is made of "Novelties Gaâ€" lore." It was first suggested that one or two specialty acts be put on for the event. This however, has been found impossible and the committee in charge of the big event have,decided that every one who attends will be "dolled up" for the occasion, so they make the anâ€" nouncement that those not arriving in costume will be given fancy paper hats, Dominic Shayer, of Capreol, owes his life to a metal button on his smock. He was in his car on his way to do some partridge hunting when his gun accidentally dicharged. The bullet struck the metal button and was deâ€" flected. It did strike his chin and fractured the bone but struck no vital spot, and Mr. Shayer is expected to recover fully. Had the bullet not been turned from its path by the button it is likely that Mr. Shayer would have lost his life. This incident may tempt some smart aleck to suggest that the brass buttons on the rear of the new polics uniforms are bullet deflectors. VALIDITY OF WILL DECLARED BY COURT OF APPEAL, OCT. 11TH METAL OF On Saturday evening, Oct. 14th, in the local Moose hall, the Timmins Chapter of the Women of the Moose hall a reception in honour of their neighbour Women Chapters of Ansonâ€" ville and Cochrane. The invitation also included their men members. Dancing was enjoyed until twelve, after which a banquet supper was servyâ€" ed to the guests. The hostesses reâ€" ceived many wellâ€"merited compliments on the very attractive banquet provided A speech of welcome was made by G. N. of the Mocse, Mr. Odigers, and a toast was given to the hostesses by Mr. J. Smith, of Ansonville. The Ansonâ€" ville Senior Regent, Mrs. Olson, graceâ€" fully rendered thanks and appreciation for the cordial invitation on behalf of her chapter, while the Timmins Senior Regent, Mrs. Harrison, responded with warm words of welcome and thanks for the cordial response. The banquet hall was beautifully deâ€" corated for the occasion. The Miners‘ quartet known as "The Four Jacks," gave a most delightâ€" ful programme, which was enjoyed by GOLFERS REMINDED TO GET THEIR CLUBS FROM CLUBHOUSE Timmins Chapter Holds Reception MHonour of Neighbour Chapter, Women of the Moose, of Anâ€" sonville and Cochrane. On leaving, the guests hoped that a similar affair could be arranged an- nually. Women of the Moose Hold Pleasing Event nâ€"No>ltin fected by ATEST REPORT FROM THE STRATFORD STRIKE AREA Stratfo; ir employ ht when ing Co..â€"one of the laryg: y the strike,â€"and their et ad reached a settlement." BUTTON SAVED LIFE THIS PARTRIDGE HUNTER h this morning over the F. Co. private wire says:â€" gns of clearage o‘ the deadâ€" has existed between 800 ratford furniture workers nployers appeared Wednesâ€" when it was officially anâ€" it the workers at the Presâ€" 4*A L* *L **AL**** * * *4 * * 4* 844 4 * 4 * * * * ‘ A regular dividend of one per cent.| duckâ€"huntir and an extra dividend of the same lamount. making two ver cent. in all.| Messrs W % have been declared on the capital st,ockl Todd retur |of the Hollinger Consolidated Gold | good bag of Mines, Limited, payable on Nov. 4m,£James Bay to shareholders of record Oct. 20th. | Timmins High School seniors defeat:â€" ed a team from the South High School in a rugby fixture at Timâ€" mins athletic grounds yesterday by a score of 33 points to 3 points. The meanest thief in months was reported by Mayor John A. Jagoe of St. Thomas, says The Vankleek Hill Review. The thief stole the entire supâ€" ply of wood furnished by the City Reâ€" lief Department to an aged deaf and dumb woman of the city. The thief took advantage of the woman‘s affiicâ€" tions to clean out ‘the woodshed. Ten hours after receiving the report Mayor Jagoe awoke to discover that thieves had visited his home during the night and taken the money left in milk botâ€" tles. Virtually every house on Roseâ€" berry Place, where the mayor lives, was visited during the night and milk bottles robbed. Invitations are being issued for the annual Armistice dance under the ausâ€" pices of the Order of the Eastern Star, No. 84, in the South Porcupine high school on Friday evening, Nov. 10th. Dancing will begin at 9.30 pm. The music will be furnished by the Club Royal orchestra. The Eastern Star Armistice dance in past years has been one of the events of the season in the camp, and no doubt this year will live up to its high standards of social pleasâ€" ure and enjoyment. MEAN THIEVES WORKING AT ST. THOMAS THESE DAYS OI a lamp she was lighting caught fire, Mrs. Moise Beausejour, of Rouyn, dropâ€" ped an open bottle of it on her clothing and was so seriously burned about the lcwer limbs and arms that shes was confined to St. Joseph‘s hospital for several days. Her baby, playing on the floor, and her son, Rheal, who was helping her light the lamp, were unâ€" harmed. Startled when gassoline on the outside of a lamp she was lighting caught fire September gold production by Dome Mines, exclusive of exchange compenâ€" sation, was valued at $356,933, bringâ€" ing the value of the nine months‘ proâ€" duction in 1933 to $3,402,095 as comâ€" pared with $3,178,432 in the corresâ€" ponding period of 1932. wWOMEN AT ROUYN BURNED WHEN GASOLINE TAKES FIRE 08000000 0000000000 000000000000 000000000 ¢ 06 6 OUTPUT AT THE DOME FOR SEPTEMBER WAS $356,93 ANNUAL ARMISTICE DANCE AT SOUTH PORCUPINE, NOV. 18 Word from Ottawa on Tuesday | | * morning gave official :% that the Dominion of Canada 1933 reâ€"| ~â€"â€"â€"â€" mmz funding loan for $225,000,000 was overâ€"| Bornâ€"At St. M subscribed by $31,000,000. The tota.lf mins, on Wednesd subscriptions amounted to $256,000,000.| and Mrs. David A HOLLINGER DECLARES EXTRA | Messrs A. W. Y AND REGULAK DIVIDENDS and Dr. Hudson 1 the James Bay a: | f A regular dividend of one per ceont.| duckâ€"hunting expe DOMINION OF CANADA LOANX OVERSUBSCRIBED $31,000,000 8808080000080 0800 ¢ 0000000 0 o Coffee, Tea, Milk Soit Drinks Canzda Drv Pastrame Meat, per 1b. Corned Beef, per Ib. Salami, per lb. Salami (imported) per Ib Bologna, per Ib. Stuffed Chicken, per Ib. Tongue, per lb Lax, per lb. Why not let us make the sandâ€" wishes for your next party?® Th cost will be less, work and worr will be avoided. All Kinds of Applications will be received from one or more individuals to raise all or port of obave for the purpose of moving a Winery (under "Liquor Conâ€" trol Commission" jurisdiction) into Timmins. State references and do not reply if you are just a curiosity seeker. Box. W. C., Advance Office, Timmins. / All kinds of Pies and Pastries Cooked Meats Order by Phone Free Delivery at ai Hours THE KINGSTON HOTEL W A Soups Chops and Steaks ds of Delicatessen Fried in Eggs. Eggs in any style ©2+»,0000 CAPITA T Delicatessen and Cafe OPEN ALL NNGHT | â€"~His wide circles of friends in town | and district will be pleased to learn that Don Mcinnis is making good proâ€" gress now to recovery. A blood transâ€" fusion was necessary yesterday, there !â€"being a regular army of volunteers, inâ€" cluding some of his friend from the mine and the fire hall. The operation was successful and he is resting easy toâ€"day and apparently on the way to i recovery. Egg Pickled Herrin Pimento Ch Kraft Chee Gruvyere Ch Sproltts (Import Chicken Wesiern Temailo Cream Che Chateau Cheese Sardine (Imported Sardine (Domestt javiar Hoelland Chees: Roquefort Che Corned Beet Boleoegna Salami Anchovies (import( agalin ‘by Perrault Timmins circles c the town sSmoked N Mrs. A. W. Stewar Nova Scotia last week t of months with her ds L. Hemming, of Timr wart is being warmly by her many friends, resident here a few yvea Her many frie! trict will regret B. McArthur had tion at St. Mary ago for appendic ind wWHY RISK YOUR GOODS WITH INEXPERIENCED CARTAGE AGENTS WHO ARE NOT PROâ€" PERLY INSURED AND LICENSED maked Salmon Phone No. 427 No. 7 Spruce Street South LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING CRATING STORAGE and SHIPPING For Better Service Call Star Transfer tuffed Chick¢on Chief visitin We have the only moving van licensed by the Ontario Governâ€" ment with the proper Provinâ€" cial Commercial Vehicle License and Load Insurance in Timmins t recovery and all edy return to heal A NDWICHES Wilfre g frier being ; host Vilfred Perrault, of Noranda, frionds in Timmins this week eing gladly welcomed here hosts of old friends. Chief was for some years on the police force and has wide friends and acquaintances in and district. Menu AIL Widd n to un s â€"hos in town and d learn that Mrs. art arrived from c to spend a couple daughter, Mrs. W. nmins. Mrs. Steâ€" ly welcomed here s, having been a ears ago. friends in town pleased to learn making good proâ€" on She is making will wish her a h. dergo an operaâ€" pital some days C8SC and Jas. R end : withâ€" a se from the red sexton morrow > fo; 20¢ 20¢ 2000 2110 10¢ 10¢ 21)¢ 4 o 10¢ 10¢ 10¢ 10¢ 200( )o ind