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baseme ty, und Women evening "HMHer St w # # *# #%. _ ®@ #° "®@ ## *, # #*ve*ve Reatests #4 *#* # # #* ## #. _ ®, ) .“.“. Lad *# # w« ® 0.”.“.“.00.“ * °% °% "» "% "s W?va?????va%%%@gzgfyx} still to comeâ€"Friday and Saturday of this week, March 16th and 17th. The reference in last week‘s issue is here repeated under the right headingâ€" "Comedy ‘Drama, Two Nights, March l16th and 17th‘":â€" dance ] still to der day Notable Comedy Drama T‘wo Nights, March 16â€"17 1J In the contest for the Englehart Cup the following were the rinks and scores: Kirkland Lakeâ€"G. Doggett, skip, «T Roynan, H. Rood, N. Lowney, 21 Timminsâ€"H. W. Huckabone, skip,â€" W. Stevenson, J. Amm, Ramsay,; 8. Kirkland Lakeâ€"J. Abramls, skip, L. Weldon, J. Davis, B. Elliott, 15. Timâ€" minsâ€"G. S. Drew, skip, J.. R. Walker, A. B. Cain, J. J. Davis, 10. ‘~ (14:ends). In the contest for the T. °N.: O. trophy, still held by Timmins, the rinks were:â€"Kirkland â€" Lakeâ€"M.. Charron, skip, T. Ramsay, C C. The fifth played a f rink. Five rinks from Kirkland Lake paid a visit to Timmins Curling Club on Saturday and enjoyed games here. Two of the rinks played Timmins for the Englehart Cup and were successful in lifting that trophy for the time beâ€" ing. Two cther rinks contested the T. N. 0. trophy, but the Timmins curâ€" lers were able to keep the trophy here. The fifth rink from Kirkland Lake played a friendly game with a Timmins Timmins Loses One Cup but Keeps Other 25th Anniversary Discovery Porcupine Gold Mines Five Rirks from Kirkland Lake Curling Club Here Saturday. Win Engleâ€" hart Cup, out T. N. 0. Troâ€" phy Held Here. Persons desiring to enter exhibits,.are requested to secure Prize Lists and Enâ€" try Blanks at Fair Office 2nd Floor, St. Anthony‘s School Building, Spruce Street, Timmins. Phone 513â€"J.â€" Open 9 a.m. to 5 pm. daily. Houschold Science, Handicraft, Needleâ€" work, Preserved Fruits, Jams, Jellies, sauces, Vegetables, Home Baking, etc. THE SOCIAL REGISTER of CANADIAN BUSINESS BUILDERS‘ SUPPLIES nb HILLâ€"CLARKâ€"FRANGIS LTD. PHONE 126 P lt l â€" L â€"AL LAAA P ALâ€"AL AP AL AP nlée > comedy drama, in three acts, Stepâ€"Husbhand," is anncunced as given on two nights, Friday and ‘day, March 16th and 17th, in the ient of the Church of the Nativiâ€" ider the auspices of the. Catholic en‘s League. The event on each ngâ€" will commence at p.m. Stepâ€"Husband" is both interesting amusing and will be enjoyed by tending. The fact that the event der the auspices of the C.W.L. is ance that it will be good, as the ... AaAlthough only recently organâ€" i town, has enough successful s to its credit to prove that the _of this league know how to win s. "Her Stepâ€"Husband" is being ited under the direction of Rev. ._T. McManus and it will be re-‘ ered that Rev. Fr. McManus‘ ed the event last fall, "The Abâ€" ninded Bridegroom," that proved mplete and enjoyable a success von so much general favour and arity. With an able and effective ‘Her Stepâ€"Husband" promises to e the success of ‘"The Absentâ€" ‘arilial List of Important Exhibitors HOLLINGER »â€". MeINTYRE -"W IGLEY*S _ GCGAMBLE ROBINSON sSMWIEFT CANADIAN CANADA DRY ~CANADA PACKERS BORDEN‘S MILK . _ ROBEERT sTMPSON CO _ _ BEACH FOUNDRY __ _ PIONEER STORES ITDEAL HARDWARE ind Sa Sanding Floors A Specialty week two headings in The Adâ€" vere misplaced. one in regard to : being placed over the reference comedy drama to be given unâ€" auspices of the C.W.L. on Friâ€" d Saturday of this week. The s over but the notable comedy is WOMEN‘S DEPARTMENT 101 OTHER FEATURES Detroit Nows:â€"A woman sit up and take notice when men say nice things about P. Nicolson A. Ansara S. Abraham D. Prince . ‘Totals ............80G @81 887 2723 Pierces win 3 Venetians win 1 point. P. Boychuk I.. K. Pierce R. Fournier ... G. Carswell C. Brown A. Tomkinson T. Lacasse D. Ethier . H. Martin C. Perkio J. Stevens ....._......... 1095 â€" 813 954 2862 Bucovetskys win 3 points; Nationals, win 1 point. P. Pichersky O. Saudgren W. Tonkin Hoffman C. Studor The following are the results of the Mercantile Loague played on Mcnday evening:â€" Without minimizing its food value, one is forced to admit that milk can be the most pctent disease producing med‘ium that is commonly found on the list of human foods. For years the lwdblem of endorsing its use without ninimizing the hazard confronted all nealth workers.â€" Today no such proâ€" _blem exists. Pasteurization properly carried out will render clean milk safe for human consumption, without affectâ€" ‘ng its food value. This statement is not open to criticism, despite the arguâ€" ments advanced by the opponents of this measure. None o0f the essential ingredients in milk are adversely affectâ€" ed by the heating process. The desâ€" truction of vitamin C has been referâ€" red to but milk, whether raw or pasâ€" teurized, is not a reliable source of either vitamins C and D and never has been. Provision must be made for the additionâ€"of both of these to the diet of the child whether raw or pasteurized milk is used. ® Bowling Results of Mercantile League Bucovetskys Win from Nationals and Pierces Win from Venetians in Monday Night‘s Matches. It is easy to justify the claims made for its use. The milk solids in one quart contain more of the: necessary ingredients in a wellâ€"balanced diet than an equivalent amount of any other food.: Fats, carbcohydrate and protein are presentâ€"all in a readily digestible form. . Purther, it is our best source or calcium â€"and phosphorus; and certain vitamins, particularly vitamins A and B,sare found in desirable quantities. It must be remembered, however, that it is not reliable source of vitamins C and D, and that while high in cerâ€" tain mineral salts, it is low in iron. Unlike most animal foods it is conâ€" sumed uncooked. Reference is constanly being made to the food value o# cow‘s milk. Not only is it often used as a substitute for human milk in the feeding of inâ€" fants, but it forms an essential part of the diet of young children. Its conâ€" sumption by adults is further desirable, particularly by those who are below normal health, and it is considered by ll as a necessary addition to tea, cofâ€" fee, cereals and other commonly conâ€" sumed foods. . Its use in the production of butter and cheese needs no comment. As noted in The Advance some week ago the Canadian Social Hygiene Coun cil is carrying on a special campaign t have the pasteurization of milk mad: compulsory throughout Ontario as : means of aiding in the safeguarding o the public health. Popular approva has been given in this immediate disâ€" trict to the pasteurization of milk bu the question is one that is worthy 0o: public attention at all times, so tha regulations may be continued for a ful supply of pure milk. Below will be found an interesting article by Dr. Gorâ€" don Bates, Toronto, well known here Dr. Bates is the general director of the Canadian Sccial Hygiene Council. writes as follows:â€" Pasteurized Milk Has Special Value T‘ctals Milk Accepted for Food Value, but There is Danger of Disease in Milk Not Pasteurized. Bucovetskys .237 173 Li :+ 386 @14 _ 4 Venetians m > o 304 i k. A@u0d 1 ...... 190 : :: 104 =â€" ] Nationals .. .. 200 169 104 148 214 178 169 178 110 221 146 217 179 203 194 160 194 196 258 begins to other woâ€" her husâ€" 185 228 167 128 182 126 24 176 195 221 13‘ 241 267 188 168 205 617 389 496 274 403 593 581 547 544 539 651 581 619 501 626 623 shown by in the p; Ma MecN Miss Leona McNeill Wins the Popularity Contest Mi 42â€"44 Third Avenue Free 1. K. PIERCE FURNITURE CO. $40.000 STOCK Magnificent Furniture and House Furnishings Goes in a Mammoth I. K. Pierce Furniture Co‘s reputation for many vears is your guarantee of comâ€" plete satisfaction. Never in the history of Timmins have the public had such an opportunity to purchase the finest quality New Fur: niture at their own price at Auction. . K. PIERCE FL FIRST SALE STARTS FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O°‘CLOGK FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8 Sate coptinues.every day at 3 p.m McFadden it mA fill Lhel The final standing was:â€"Leona Mcâ€"| closed Neil, 580,700: Jean McChesney, 574.4oo;| The y contest ,’ Joan . Wharton, 341,900; Della St.| held ublic was Jacques, 299,750; Gertrude Morin, 270,â€" | Wedn prevailed ©000; Gab ‘Larcher, 244,000; Margaret | bers ults were Easton, 155,450;: Mae Neveu, 108,450. Roach 3 BEAUTIFUL PRIZES GIVEN AWAY AT EACH SALE. _ ATTEND THE GPENING SALES ON FRIDAY AT 3 P.M. and 8 P.M. TWO SALES DAILY a $100 o Miss given out. . On the last day the conte was thinned down to eight contestan who hada chance to win. In the la few hours it was a battle between tw contestants, Leona McNeil and Jea McChesney. â€" During the final cour the lead kent jumping from one to t other. week‘ s meetling. session, our Mento tyâ€"minute discussi Conditions Toâ€"day Our hockey team or T.B.A.A. finals twoâ€"game, goals t LWO Sch Razular me with sixteen Praetor Morris ing cpened wit and reading <© In our basketball P:rates turned the Aces, handing them About the Tuxis and |{ the Trail Rangers Interesting Meetings cof Tuxis, Senior and Junior Trail Rangers, S¢ome General Notes on Tuxis and Trail Rangers., am iame, I ha Unbelievable memb Tuxis 11 nin Du 1nm Buy Fine Furniture at Your Own Price 844 * 4 % 4 ; *®**%*%*4% *4 84888 4 4 4 44 4 4 § \ Deposit Reserves Any Article large purchases from leadâ€" ing â€" Canadian _ furniture manufacturers, on account of the rising prices. They now find themselves heavily overstocked and are taking these drastic steps to dispose of a major portion of their furniture and furnishings. Prices are advancing daily, yet they are throwing their complete stock to the mercy of your bids. Included in this Auction you will find the highâ€"grade products of Kroehler, Andrew Malcolm, Knechtel, and other wellâ€"known factories. Pie r C ‘e‘ ‘s P a v () ‘ ree e nt ly m ad e oT senior Trail Rargers nt ) o| 11 ular : weel ht last w and our g£. ~After part ari Nevertheless True ew group games. rail Ranger group veekly meeting on t with eight memâ€" our â€" Mentor, Mr. ter a talk by our s and m l1 â€"after held and ibsen . ~ ‘FIne rail Ranger." ntor‘s leaderâ€" d mechanism terâ€" which a and meeting ‘cup games. wed 15 iil R eting Ran ‘ting mem g on mem â€" AY O Our Premile man. In the travelled over Ontario, add adian Boy," but, a featurt Ranger depa group names will under the leaders ford, an exâ€"Tuxis Boys‘ Parliament. er bovs show grea Mentor : ing gam Il 11 ote #* # *# ## # *# #* #, .% J ## #4 # # #* #4 *# # #* # *# ##* #* #* # # #. _® “.0..“ .“ #. ® *# # a #* # “0 . 0’ ’o *# + # *# w# # # #* # # Admissionâ€"$1.00 pe iture ‘being Tthe jlepartment edi v.)"‘ ~Aas Junior Sale under the personal supervision of S. H. Lyon, Canada‘s cutstanding auctionvser. Chesterfield Suites, Dining Room Suites, _ Bedroom _ Suites, Rugs, Chairs, Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Lamps, and hundreds of other items go at the price you want to pay. Under the Auspices of the St. J¢ JIMMIE MeFADDEXN‘s I1I0â€"pP General Prail 1 Ja m * _*% _% _% _# _%_ _# P.“..'.’.. .0.. #* #* # # ve* * °% estestes*es‘seet* ##* .N ..O .“ ’“.“ .“.“ .oo.o.:n #* * ,*® "® #a *# vatest *# k/ *# .“ .' *, Ad 6y i4 AX Auspices of the st. John Ambulance Brigade E MecFADDEN‘S 10â€"PIECE ORCHESTRA freshments ® Dancing from 9 to Hollinger Don Toppit i busy youn éeks he ha of Souther 3,000 peopl Seventh Annual to be held in Timmins, Ontario doy 11 couple â€"â€"Toâ€"morrow You May Need Ours March 16th »l1¢ uvuding tax cup Ihe President‘s event was won by I. A., Solomon‘s rink and the Consolaâ€" tion by J. S. Brough. The personnel of the different rmks is as follows:â€" H. W. Huckabone, W. Stevenson . J. Taylor and â€"~J. Woolley. I. A. Solomon, C. Abrams, C Brown and F. N. Whaley. J.â€"S. Brough, L. S. Honcy, H. Jmmq and A. Allan. H. Huckabone‘s Rink Wins Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Trophy Th six different occasions and interâ€" wed among others, Prime Minister B. Bennett and Hon. H. H. Stevens, iister of Trads and Commerce. Free Extra Lady 50c