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§ TTO MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE LIMITED, ~ G@ENELRAL_ _ ELECTRIG . LONWEST:COST. REFRIGERATION Because McLaughlinâ€"Buick has always built "with an eye to the future and an ear to the ground". Because McLaughlinâ€"Ruick engineers, always studying the neods and desires of the public itself, have always found to satisfv them. Â¥rt FOR 1934 WAs NOT BORN OF ABRUPT CHANGE . . . TT Is THE FINE, TESTED RESULT OF 27 YEARS OFâ€" BUILDING ANADIANS have a habit of measuring progress by the features and improvems« in McLaughlinâ€"Buick. They have been usin dard for more than twentyâ€"seven vears. McL AUGHLINâ€"BUIC K CANADA NORTHERN POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Controlling and Operating Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited Northern Ontarico Power Company, Limited A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE NEW KIND OF CAR automotive nts ufrcrt?d r this stanâ€" t h SmA Urges Installation of Public Convenience Here Preésent Member Once More the Un imous Choice of the Conservative of the Riding of North Cochrane Motorists everywhere are acclaiming th McLaughlinâ€"Buick Straight Eight. Just as much f« tried fundamentals like Torque Tube Drive, V Head Engine and Sealed Chassis. as for its new Action Wheels . . . Vacuum Power Brakes ... Aut Starting . . . Fisher Streamline Designs . .. and Im Action WVheels . . . V Starting . . . Fisher St Noâ€"Draft Ventilation 1t il OT V. Waters Again Chosen Candidate Sp N1 nn m 1O ne party‘s hing provi lbert Vict jJus choice idida t10n : â€" Timmins ditor of ance, Ti AC in Timmin Would y 1 your va ention of MOTOR $ PROOACT 4 letter Wws ublication. It it has been town and K1 nmna) Tt On ‘OU â€" a. iluable NC ridin 1} THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARITO N zen Small B nging in age,. | INDIGE I immins the new h for time« V alveâ€"inâ€" A utomat i Imnprove Nab dis ibli nCt alltituae, a Northern | a sense of on the Pefd t10n has planes have } guarding aga and time and value. The ail saved money, through the valuable timb In referring thern Tribune That‘s : an imx has ‘bee thern Tribune : is liable to redu est in protectin loss and dange: newspapers of had occas.ion to Government dep and another, bu faction in saying or two there h: for criticism C Northern Devel lent way in wt tion has been A sample sense polit] is given by Kapuskasin Worse he liked it. This w tastes differed so f cerned. One ma: whole matter by s be almost as muc of alien comunist: little black and lady said she thou funny in the mov could she enjoy th wInd was tE was said, t could not s find. it muc Some people by the inva the town co day wh coming skunks. that th odor of the healthy tow1t had an unplea; town was invad MANITOULIN ISLAND IS VICTIM OF SKUNK INVASION s on e (} W1 wi to: silve wolf kind AmC first i nunm mink seasoI lowed with CANADA PROMINENXT PRODUCTIOXNX O Al Preston and New York Porcupine Merged Now NC One tot th imal The C r. Dun ministe f the 0 way In W has been s have b ‘]lbin« 1 } se Than Nonsense in Regard to Forest Fires niI $1, NC 3( 1€ B 11 ©"0lal 201,0. urth th v Ma ‘ustom taking New ild 1Cl 453 11 4 II W 11 11 11 w o w ut o oi ce ol wl w ow oi n d o c s ce dn se hn o se ze dn on ols o se e sn atn ate ate ate atn se ate se @0 66609 %%% 06 % 00004 ¢¢¢¢ e e 0900000000000 000090009400 0 0 0 6 of the Canadian Radio Commission, who has spent long years on both daily and weekly papers, told the commission that 80 per cent. of the people of Canâ€" ada did not read the daily newspapers. Stand by the weekly, it stands by you. Amherstburg _ Echo:â€"The _ weekly newspaper is without exception the most widely read paper that enters the home. Its worth has been testified to by the Toronto Globe, the Mail and Empire, the Louisville, Mo., Courierâ€" Journal. Daily papers have their place, but the weekly is the paper that is takâ€" en to the bosom of the family. Reâ€" cently Hector Charlesworth, chairman of the Canadian Radio Commission, Express allowed on plants called for at Monteith. Cabbage 25¢, Cauliflower 30¢c, Celery 30¢c, Tomatoes from Flats 50¢c, Toâ€" matoes from Pots $1.10 Per Dozen. Express Paid. | Dozen. sSwiss Giant Pansy, Double Petunia (from cuttings), Carnations Aster, Stock, Snapdragon, Phlox, Calendula, Lobelia, Alyssum Tagaâ€" tus, Marigold F. A., Petunia, Godetia, Pinks, Ageratum, Larkspur, Nemesia, Scabious, Clarkia. Hardy Bedding Plants Highâ€"grade Samples from Week‘s Run of the Press| irabl BUILDERS‘ SUPPLIES HILLâ€"CLARKâ€"FRANGIS LTD, PHONE 196 erC 10¢c Per Dozen, Express Sanding Floors A Specialty c Per Dozen, Express Paid nnials, Shrubs plant paris Petunia from Pots Red Geraniums $2 Express Paid. matt e w‘ Broughton Son MONTEITH, ONT. 11 ugenics. This , both physical for mating. We e they may re ) loveless matche 1 take a hand a Express C 1l tar:â€"The Russians are an ind either very brave or Latest reports indicate e attempting to legislate er of love. They pooh, ole idea of a natural atâ€" een the sexes and declare unts, practically, to a sysâ€" niecs. This involves exaâ€" )th physical and mental, mating. We have an idea hey may regiment their veless matches, old mother ke a hand and eventually ty much the same as ever. prosecute ning and rifles by this appe: direction ‘r idea th ha I1r es by their sons. To appears to be a step »ction. Some persons ea that the air rifle is Nothing could be farâ€" irown out broke n weight ve her 1 Cana inding ollect Countless ind suffen his type of to testif h n 1928, s i legations ief of Poli innounced e unless Dahlias, etc Johnstor wreck | the 11 Those who | bed ht planted her she JWn ol agalin ; dozen ags persons a other weapon Uuls, she with : nounds 30A 10me eigh hi ## # # #* # # w# ##4 *4 # # ## # .‘ .' ha ## J # we" ** *# w ##* *4 ## #. ..'0 ## # # ## w# # # ## eetest #* # + #* # # ## *, + ind ind C 1V h To 1€ Wrap all Garbage in paper Keep your Garbage Can covered Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall free. Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All Outside Toilets must be made fyâ€" proof, By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTH th ses enou candida the Nor Hon. M HON. WM. FINLAYSON AGAIN CANDIDATE FOR EAST ful ass dogs of but on! bunch. gun, called t perse. They p;i zens were be unlawful asse could not lea more help. S fectively. He t bly until they was threatene Wihnli¢ tainl CONSTABLE USES ROCKS TO SCATTER UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY There w;s Kirkland L stable Pinc Oor insl sSecurit necesss Ccelved the idea of saving some by carrying its own insurance was found to be impractical, h was found to b the banks and rightly objectin their money ws view of the fac Sudbury‘s Experiment With Insurance Dropped o cleve 1€ Hon Wm nds and Great for SORE THROAT ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS ridin Mr. . ads the un broken embly t Wi Heat Minard‘s. Rubinto atfectâ€" ed parts, NEW METAL CAP hermetically seals in strength of liniment. Prevents â€" spillâ€" ing, yet is easily removed. Rub in Minard‘s treely to relieve any museular pain or stiftness, sore feet, rheuâ€" matic aches, etc. Mn RSDAY MAY 10TH, 1 s an unlawful assembly i ike on Saturday last. Con zar, who was without hi nlawful ind the h din ate ate ate dee ate itz dn lc who was withnout hi the gathering to disâ€" id no heed. Peaceful citiâ€" ng endangered by the nbly and the. constabli * » P enC 11 16 bu nptr. and i1 assemb rill right. n€ i1at mo on bo th L part o with financin{ y be approved » things mos l ‘tical, howevetr idholders vert: e â€"security 0 jeopardised. I: ost towns an{ e~~Ais or ocks very efâ€" at the assemâ€" The constable sed the rocks aped unhurt, ribly was cerâ€" . The unlawâ€" about fifteen Minister â€" of unanimously Conservative €. Whatever y sav about Â¥n upon thin it t out 1fifted ind colout the pré monev very wid are sev unty liv and thes have no Hon. M\ it money n purâ€" ng *Aast in his known, 11 W m nos the WAaAS Jenv T‘his o1