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l mm W § 0) umm % smm IT FPAYS TO BUY A SPIRELLA When Train} Health 12 years connected with Trade CALL â€"SERVICE â€" FOR _ sSERVICHR Vol. XIX. No. 18 D. Paquette, proprietor THREE BARBERS IN ATTENDANCE Basement Reed Block, Timmins Service Satisfaction Sanitation 120 FIRST AVDH ACCOUNTANT Box 2102 Credit Reports Collections P. H. Laporte P. H. Murphy 6 Balsam Street North, Timmins Phone 270 P.O. Box 1747 30â€"2 LYDIA E. PINKHAM‘S VECETABLE COMPOUND Architect Ontario Land Surveyor Building Planq Estimates, Elc Old P.0. Bldg., Timmins â€" Phone 36 60 THIRD AVENUE P.0O0. Box 15091 Timm Arch.Gillies,B.A.Sc.,0. L.S. Langdon Langdon Timmins ""Blue"‘ Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Crown Attorney District of Coch: Bank of Commerce Building Timmins, Ont. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc A. E. MOYSEY BLOCK, TIMMINS, ONT. Schumacher and South Porcupine 14â€"26 Pine Street South FLAGS HAVERSACKS SNOWSHOES DOoG SsSLEIGHS TOBOGCG ANS TARP AULINS TENTS Ask Your Local send vour PORCUPINE CREDIT ASSOCIATION Plumbing and Heating Phone 1028, Timmins MRS. LESLIE BAILEAY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT J. Turner Sons, Ltd,. Barrister, Solicitor NMNotary Public 4 MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE BUILDING We Manufacture and Carry in Stock A WNINCGS Second Section FETERBOROUGH, ONT. ANENTS EVERYWHERE S. G. Fowler when they feel the "blues" coming on. It steadies quiverâ€" ing nerves .. . helps to tone up the general health...gives them more pep . . . more charm. Reduce some w petulant shadow smiling selves. the Vegetable when they feel Barristers, Solicitors, Eitc BARBER SHOP B. E. Service Dean Kester nd Co or an PHONE 942 Old P.O. Building Reed Block BE LUXE Phone 640 at TOrt Appointims BLANKETS3 Dealer for Prices eor order direct to Spells PACK BACGBS8 EIDERDO W N SKIIS DO(G HARNESS HORSE OrY Timmins, Ont ()mgol. PHONE 820 he 1t Timmins Timmins 14â€"2¢6 Ontario 14â€"26 ake the YA 14â€"2%6 tomite, â€" movulding sa The hand information lon‘s miner mining an( founded the and the principal The handbook c tive illustrations C throughout Canad iscd by a mineral n Copies of "Minera ada‘" may be chbtai page hlstc Min pages, 110 0 presentation minerals an Bentonite, with a uses,gis of widespt berta, â€" Saskatch I‘ry The Advance Want Adverti In No: millior deposi m 1 ma t tAAA â€"A A PAAA A A â€"A LAAA LAAA L LA DL A LAAA L PA P L PAAA P P P L PP PPA AL P s Dominion has Sixty Different Minerals in th Min >stimaAt o ind the some Developed, Some Partly Develop ed and Some Awaiting Developâ€" ment, Says Booklet Issued by Dominion Dept. of Mines. ation uited chool ribundan in £11 AJ , â€" indu Other f nick idium Barit â€" tht m( ch Min m léum and it Chromite in pa rom chie dep the 60 mit alilon in mineral resourc and metalluur d thereon.‘ Tt is )f T rad n JeAC¢ handb« The sources of n:; the extent of coduction:; uses; mC a â€" posses: many tVI and mineral products. Fiv e given to an outline of th ind of the growth of the in nsive the requi United Stat 1 the nd 1¢ ind mineral (quat and it nd in British in. Chromit lities throus uantities hav 11) ite ind mine dium to ly devel nat ba. needs of the colleges. T which are of facts in [Or‘; pric m phate it structural monume decorative purposes which occur more ind which have be veloped include d nIiIt contains he domini q@uebsc an products. Large Quantities jlies A€ al large deposits 0 ind of high quali s of nearly ever and soapston( ind the bi nd ind ind is i st of th â€"_the pr cobalt nd copp ninion i In he some 60 in nada‘s min handDook Department il s especlaliy | â€" / taffts of high | Th contains 115| Hi: levoted to a| ror the ind in th n ut speC Iy wealth of e dominâ€" I*.‘to "the industrie ially edu 1 T 1¢ ely pro intermit Ontat idustr 11 ulphat ium. mA nt ment ied pl PID LC a to 60 ntent inada in 100 dia hit onl ther SUIMm l the 16 aly a | Conservatives Holding | x n | Rally at Toronto Toâ€"d hn d | quet in the by an enter by Hon. Henry, â€" Hor Chas. McCr There wil vention lot banquet. TI Guard Ban 111 Mrs met by H« Ontar McC pla} aAr hi INVENTS NOVEL WAY TO PREVENT FOREST FIRES Mount In Joâ€"Jo" Grabowski to Play Hockey at South Porcupine A I wi lorcr immediately aft« Governorâ€"General‘ vill ‘be in attentanc Ma W ett, MCcC res TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MAY 3RD, 1934 t a gl m and f1 1i a l mhblin Kirklan lia tol k1 h H of L ied aik T1 h 1 16 11 T‘i 1 I1T T t H = scoe Gold Mines _ Loses the Decision oul Cn The Wabi â€" River from the NC siderable tim NEW LISKEARD FAVOURED BY VISIT OF WILD GEESE AINDNESS OF ROUYN CHIEF COST WOMAN $200 AND CoOSTS om} he « reding grou f humanity ly cour visi inch mmit ‘urt of Appeals at Montreal Orders Sisene Gold Mines to Return 30,000 shares of Company and Aceruâ€" cd â€" Dividends. t 1JA KOoW Mtr 17 n € QItT bb¢ tin{ 00L ‘s of the nt 30.000 pa # a If . t med Th pine Mobantse ed rounds and it 1l m rdad 1em ild no Baild in Mond iden om} the from M he sh_ares | the compar nd that at 1€ imed it and th ice mon Kiw } o pay a debt in named Bai o show that responsibility 1 the shares ] n C m l Min to the while th had be 1rom be some jak 1 authorized d BijakOows} it owski an 0,000 com div‘4d4end 1ave DeC Jack Mit ) convin being e: be n 1lD iD ak it i l C comâ€" en doâ€" s early ement »Vill b' l anc 30,00( iends _ sum court btain pot TmeI 1LI 911 h« upon only 329 families, homestead la and fed anc vided with c personal sur relief land sc concludes th has already I pressions of ter br; has ap eviden pnicture constant foundati During ed famil familic¢ natura the fe government n from the Dom palities, to pt lief for fami uUn in CO1 193 Backâ€"toâ€"Land Plan Succeeds with 329 Families in 1932â€"2 they a will on tion in work a camp will 1 And whi ter of rc Geo. W. Ecclestone Again Candidate for Muskoka and students of 1 School attended St. Catholic church in a on the occasion of a 1 to the memory of | John J. O‘Gorman, w most active workers | REV. FR. CELEBRATES MASS FOR HIS LATE COUSIN % e lt t P P B L AP PAE PA PAAA AA L PAAA LAAA LAAA LAAA LA AL L L L DP â€"AL LA AP LA PAAA m tapt t Much A1 h ,‘.m])l' hum in ipp land 4 fa that elebrated received nent employn they are rd, the f alleged fa.iqu' ive been drawn e S,. Hen: nted Mu D m )1 in many instanc thes. As a resul lv i, Ont W. EC 11 uUur sh reques Ontar wl il Immacu Patrick i bodyv th ublic 11 in the ho nol 1d1 ied 1Jrom isfaction 11 most from ecred misfortune it majority who est, and placed ario. Of these, ‘turned, leaving 17863 souls upon omin in th 11 Y there are any s Brain Trust. just as a matâ€" t look for the High trick‘s Roman y this morning iem high mass late Rev. Dr. was one of the he school‘s inâ€" R. O‘Gorman, of Dr. O‘Gorâ€" mass, and all ommunion." Mr. Ecclestone a, included in redistribution. reiterated his on of beer and ced from poliâ€" c feeling had O nd ¢ Porcupin nd had busi in the elec nd valuabl dGayv Thursday o PI sult of h number « aturday last iching staff unemp irban C( h souls upon aire housed PJ1 W1liLn ative can n Ontari Marshal Timmin arid pen the dire mestead the Ope M ection st. bu hran prIs pro th pi¢ m The properties, . velopment work ha cated in Northern C It is understood that Mining Company has su pleted arrangements fo property with a financial house. The 1 and appreciation of the Montreal Curb Market due, in part, to this c velopment in the affai pany. pertles. bLngingeering reports cate that the structure fr the Beattie mine secures it tends into or exists also on t. quet claims. One day last week 185,650 Duparquet changed hands on treal Curb. The stock clos Recently the shares were sel agetr, an( the towl accordin Newsprint paper exp totalled 4,788,853 cwt. $8,095,031 compared wi at $5,403,954 in March aw»reportâ€"issued "by the eau of Statistics. Th Duparquet Mines Obtains Adequate Finances Now was Canad taking 3,.70 an injJut the wart the tendency of 1 town the right to had been done. ) owned t maintain to be rec M to hayv estate in the circumstand( Mrs. Bickell ocCc building formerly David Bertrand, of and to which the TIMMINS LODCE 1.0.0.F. NO 459 Meets every Tuesday evening in the Judgment Reserved |! in Cobalt Town Case The legal aftermath of a goods and sale by auction stance of the town of Cobalt ter was argued before Judge at Haileybury last week. H reserving judgment in an : damages brought against th pality by Mrs. Kate Bickell, c small store in the Silver T amount asked was $5,000, a st by J. A. Legris, for the cCc "ridiculously large," while W representing plaintiff, told th recognized the claim was suggested $1.500 "was not tC Argument Heard at Haileybury in Case Against Cobalt Brought by Mrs, Bickell. â€" Decision Reserved. ¢ 1] WD rti Hi eding d notic nent work has bee in Northern Queb hip to the east of t Bickell had is in offerin askinf Honou Plaintiff : and that it 11 th nd $4 paid by ulf of t ¢ NEWSPRINT EFEROM CANADA IS UP $3,000,.000 establi buildin )Wn ith d, of the F the munic red the atl motion he The amou $530. the â€" Mtr. In Wnn it ridamit| CU 1pi¢ port 00 b known Bi n iapp ha Hi 1 Wrap all Garbage in paper Kkeep your Garbage Can covered Use plenty of Chlorvle of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall free, HMHouscholders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All Outside Toilets must be made Ayâ€" proof. By Order of Me day Gold Star L. 0. B. A. Meets on the 2nd and 4th Pridays every month in the Oddfellows‘ H A. E. Humphries, W.M. H. J, Richardson, Reoe. Sece. Box 1: Timmins. Visiting Brothers Cordially Invit: uold L. U. D. A. Meets every First and Third Friday of the month in the Oddfellows hall, Timmins Mrs., H. Deane, W.M. Mrs., H. Parnell, Ree. See., Box 1246 14â€"286 Juvenile School of Dancing 66 Third Ave. TIMMINS®, ON‘T leets every second and Fourth Thur ay of each month at the Moose Ha at 8 o‘clock. VISITING BRETHREN WELCOMT Phone 946 81 F IRST AVE. Gordon Block We Rep Phone 118 Chiropractor and Electro Therapist T‘hird Avenu tâ€"A Neame 2ndâ€"A. Bell Exccutive Committee Curtis W. Greaves W. D¢ J. Cowan WATCH ADVANCE FOR DATE Plumbing and Heating Estimates Givem Free MARGARET EASTON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTIN( PHONE 11 Maple Street South Dr. J. Mindess TIMMINS BRANCH, No, 88 T. PARSONS President . D. FORRESTER, Sec.â€"Trea P.O. Box 1059 Viceâ€"Presidents W. L. GREENIDGE Mathe and Roy TIMMINS LODGE NOQO. 1658 ; every Second and Fourth Thursâ€" f each month at the Moose Hall J. D. Campbell AYTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS every Tuesday lows‘ Hall, Spruce g brethren reque CONSULTATION FREE Wiring and Repair epalr Anvthing E1 Phone 941â€"W Secon d Sect1ion THE BOARLRD OF HEALTH Phom Watehm quested to 8. J., MORG Hotel 65(0Q)â€"â€"10 Timmins, Ont, 5â€"17p Sec. Box 1715, Tel. 203 TIMMINS 13â€"15p W. Devine Timmin mecretary 14â€"20 Bellamy Block in Th North attend AN, 14 a] 11