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FOR RENTâ€"Oneâ€"room st Fourth avenue, Apply | street, north. FOR conveniences. A ROOM AND BOARD rooms, suitable for All conveniences. 8 957â€" W or apply at south. . ROOM AND BOARDâ€"Boarders wantâ€" ed, good service and firstâ€"class board. A â€"real home for those away from home. Come and board with Morin, 102 Pine Street, South, Timmins. â€"1â€"2â€"3ptf FOR SALEGâ€"Lots for sale, 50 | Prices $200.00 and up. Phone South Porcupine, Ont. FOR RENTâ€"Tw water and toil Fifth avenue, ‘ PROPERTY FOR SALEâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house on large wellâ€"located lot. $1300 cash. Mr. J. J. McKay, 80} Third Ave., or phona 1135, Timmins. â€"22p FPOR SALEâ€"On Balsam nineâ€"roomed â€" dwelling storeys high, with all FOR RH summe apply t FOR REN land. O Will re: POR SALEâ€"Eighty farm land, 3 miles the . West Road, ir Mountjoy. Apply BRox 741, Timmins. We How It‘s lonely here without you, Bill, dear: There‘s such a vacant place: We never hear your footsteps, Nor sge your smiling face. â€"Sadly missed by Wife and F‘am}b* FPOR RENT Block. A ler, 7 Pin FPOR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"room FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"Fiveâ€"roomed cottage, complete bathroom, glassedâ€" in verandah, garage, garden, woodâ€" shed, shads trees. Apply to 175 Balâ€" We O1 WILL RENT FURNISHED HOUSE reliable adults for summer; rent, Apply P.O. Box 2323, Timmins, C OR RENTâ€"Transfe ness, in Timmins, centrally reétire, Apply to F Cedar street, soutl FOR SALEâ€"House at 22 Columbus Ave., with toilet, basement and large lot. $675.00 cash. Apply to 3 Elm Street, South, Timmins. â€"22D all convenie with furnac enue, Timm Suita ters, Block thr wit. bar WIUM Al basemetr TAnD ply SAmMl al h nm Apply to L. Ha ne Street North and back gqua CLOHM nvenl *"a 11 vyeâ€"roomed flat wi Apply to 11 Kirb \RDâ€"I‘wo large front for four gentlemen. s. Single beds. Phone at 85 Balsam Street, ~190p 1846, T oâ€"roomed apartment centrally â€" located fice or living quar W. Pexton, Hamiltor . no d hi JC »arts of limmin Montford and Betr , with build Owner force Hurtubise Ta th, Timmins. acres of choice from Timmins, on the Township of to E. C. Brewer, ‘med H wired f s of good pasturd miles from town reasonable rates it in the Gordo: Halperin, Jewel Mo roomed venienc d house w ized basem ) 88 Fifth : nJC and house, convenien Also houst street, soutn every Medicines 20 w 4 rooms eacn Many othe: f â€" Timmins hack at 81 105 Balsam 1 alit ins by 100 adio. ation Ings a t wWitir on bii two 3p FPOR SALE Tunning SALE OF LANDS TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE WANTED â€"Painting and paper hangâ€" ing. Freeâ€"estimates. . Phone 92â€"B, Janakka and Salonen, 117 Main Street, South Porcupine. â€"22p PROPERTY WANTEDâ€"On Balsam, Maple or: Elm, between Third Ave. and Kirby. No objection to small shack on lot, if can be purchased at reasonable price. Spot cash. Mr. J, J. McKay 804 Third Ave., or phone WANTED ment, arill,, ; Write t« FOR RENTâ€"Newly built _modern conveniences.and MAN WANTED Service busines and frien and lovely them in t FOR RENT unfurnish WANTEDâ€"Tw «spneaking, to FOR SAI baby be SALESM EN OR SALESLADIES WANTEDâ€"House to house, to sell something every woman wants. 100 cupine â€"â€"BEvep vife Lily The highe ririly accep portunit business start Ca 1y and increast Ward Compan Hamilton. moderate. A or +1 double bed with ma avenug, Schumacher boa J. J. McKay i 1135,. Timmin per _ cent, profit. See Likeâ€"Ms Pro ducts at 25th Anniversary Fair, Tim mins. â€"22] offer town Min: IWMiA® Ir. cuping ‘oet oving Wi librar end h I°C proper Timmir ) â€", Diamond drilling equipâ€" including _E â€" rods, pumps, boilers, pipss. and fittings. o P.O. Box 178, Rouyn, Que â€"21â€"24 MTAN Apply ‘immilr INâ€"inâ€" ~loving C icbinson, who entered int June lst, 1933, at South Por resbyterian Hospital. remembered .by his lovin and sons Harry and Colin. 2 it es Reliable [wo salesmen, one Frenchâ€" o se fastâ€"moving electriâ€" ices, through leading local od commission and leads Phone Mr. Brown, 118, beâ€" id 6, for appointment. t Rumble and family of ish to thank neighbours for kindness, sympathy, loral tributes extended to nd COne baby carriage, one ne child‘s 4â€"ft. bed, one table with bookâ€"ends, one with mattress. 34 Second I1r NC vo bed omets. 4 Timmir â€"To operate Home ss in Timmins. Opâ€" establish â€" permanent ible hustler should Fifteen dollars weekâ€" rapidly, Write T. H. y, John Street, South, â€"22â€"283p ent SAd DG] and Motlier miners J Middl room s, baseboards, 175 Balsam s .p] App 9] t home, p: Balsam St1 . Timmins upe 62, in g0o0G No reasonable exchange for vÂ¥ to Polaris T‘immin oms: either furnished ‘X t ul â€"refrigerator $125 cash or in fo m nd 16â€" com wW.! telephon ind 26 19â€"21p acre Acre quie ent wood 1C â€"2A42Dp tli un 44p 22p 22p 23 ty K Aann in the list Universi Mary E. ] LOSTâ€"At the corner of T and Eim Street, one gas and car keys. Finder plea to Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Gar mins, and receive reward. Wrap all Garbage in paper Keep your Garbage Can covered Use plenty of Chloride of Lime “huh 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 fly. proof. By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTH ° | t I C Under and by virtue of t contained in a certain mortg: will be produced at the tir sale, there will be offered 1:« public auction on Friday the of June, 1934, at the hour of t in the afternoon at 31 Mai Timmins, Ontario, by M Brewer, Auctioneer, the follo perty, namely:â€"Parcel â€"240f perty, namely:â€" Register more particulat number 333 as There is said to b frame building on ths The sale shall be serve bid. Terms:â€"25 pcr cent price to be paid at th: and the balance Por further partict tions of Auctioneer, Timt Caldbick, Timmil for the Mortgagt FOR RENTâ€"Two houses rooms, the other four conveniences. Apply tc street, north, Timmins. (Sudbury) Office of bury but n Land Title Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Limited limmins Students Win Scholarships at Queen‘s FOUNDâ€"Le the Kingst 17th, one 1: small sum A regular dividend of 1 p.c. extra dividend of 1 p.c., maki in all, have been declared on t tal Stock of the Company, pa the 18th day of June, 1934, t holders of record at the close ness on the Ist day of Junse, On Following Veteran South Lot 4, Con. 2 Auro: North Lot 3, Con. 3 Aut North Lot 6, Con. 3 Aurc North Lot 10, Con. 1 Ega south Lot 6, Con. 2 Ega: North Lot 11, Con. 2 Eg south Lot 11, Con. 4 Ega Ssouth Lot 6, Con. 2 Evel South Lot 11, Con. 1 Go South Lot 11 Con. 6 Hoy North Lot 8, Con. 1 Littk South North south North South North South South Scuth North North south North Ssouth North North South South The 1 have same by id for this advt. ° Hotel, Timmins. DIVIDEND NUMBER 254 EXTRA DIVIDEND NUMBEER ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS * ¢, s VCOn Lot 10, Con. Lot 7, Con. Lot 11, Con Lot 6, Con. LOt Lot Lot Left in chairs in gston Hotel, on : e lady‘s handbag ularly describ _as shown on formerly depos Timmin nmins, antd. ‘l1 deposite at Cochtr id to b g on ths â€"â€"PRAIPI South ply to M Wmm Assistan T‘ e time C hin :fift Junse, of May, 1 I. McIVC TLittle Mabee 1 Mann Mann Mann 4 Mann On OWT iI 1 l Third 1 T1 Kin ob fee" Official Opening of Timmins Golf Club mil day i 1 0 President J .. M 1 Homer / Timmin MJ1 T Ward Mrs. W @ird, O Dunba McI WE i Started on Saturday with Presi it vs,. Viceâ€"President Match. irst Ball Driven by President John Knox o zs W nni end 11 11 M Wm. Nick T in preset d Vi I1 }¢ 4 11 re br il T‘¢eam enting "iceâ€"P1 it 11 Opening c of 11 1 iet i1 nd ing of the Timâ€" place last Saturâ€" a match between he President, John ident, R J. Ennis, which some sixty ry pleasant aiterâ€" rst ball was driven S. Drew mot Club N. Adams A. D. Campbell ... M. Splane W. H. Pritchard J. M. Douglas A,. A. Rose R. Vaughan A. Grillies R. Hall mmy McFadden hestra furnished lots of it, and up to the usual cellence of the 11 are nJo at Mrs. S _ _ on Satu commencing th several time (O1 Viceâ€"Preident‘s R. J. Ennis g, of New I in Timmins having spent daughter, Mrs. cightâ€"yearâ€"old t. movie star. 1C pi n Wednesday old home at h ellent magaâ€" lents of the ional School ince office at wit Ted Ashton G. Keddie D. Cuthell O‘ J. J. Quirt G. N. Ross D. Keeley J. J. Denny G. Irving UTY Thursday in Liverâ€" _ She was Mrs. Vazâ€" jJarb blo O ch. ‘The ting and )ld home J. LNDNIS hn Fogg . Cooper Munroe Laidlaw "iddifield arl Eyre 9. Brady rdet manch T‘immit VI1 her isit Shep urda SUn Mrs 2e1nueC th of The ind Mmi A V ait it it it it Little Girl Struck by Car on Saturday Last Little Elizabeth Jamieson, the fiveâ€" vearâ€"old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jamieson, was painfully though not seriously injured when knocked down by a car at the corner of Pine street and Third avenue on Saturday about 4.30 pm. The youngster and her sister were walking across the intersection with Miss Amy Long, niece of Mr. Jamieson, when just as the traffic started â€" Elizabeth dashed suddenly across the road. She ran in the path Timmins Lacrosse Team Again to the Forefront Bill Morris, manager and coach of the Timmins Lacrosse Club, who for the past three years has made such a valiant effort to make lacrosse come back in the camp, informs The Adâ€" vance this week that owing to injury to his right hand he has been comâ€" pelled to resign from active conduct of the club. He does not, however, inâ€" tend that this Canadian game should be dropped here. He has handed over the management to Bill Arundell and Samuel Porter, and at the same time has arranged for uniforms and the necessary equipment to make the game a big success. Mr. Morris says he is gtill with the boys and wishes them the best of luck, though unable to take active pat as heretofore. A couple of months ago he had his hand crushâ€" ed while at work and the injury has resulted in the hand failing up to date to regain its usefulness. of a car driven by Brian Hamilton, taxi driver, and though he made every possible effort to avoid hitting the child, the little girl was knocked down and sustained a cut over the right eye and also had a severe cut on one ear. Constable M. J. Gilligan, directing traffic at this busy corner for the busy times of Fair weeks, carried the child to the sidewalk and Dr. Murtagh was called. After being taken to the docâ€" tor‘s office the youngster had her inâ€" juries treated and was able later to return home. She will suffer no perâ€" manent injury from the accident. Mixed Twoâ€"Ball Foursome at Golf Club Saturday Over seventy friends of A. Laprairie, the popular "Lap" Laprairie, gathered at the Empire hotel on Friday evening to show him honour and appreciation prior to his departure for Toronto where he will be manager of the CILL. in that city. For fifteen yearshe has been manager of the Northern branch here of the Canadian Explosives Co., and resident in town, and he and Mrs. Laprairie have won large circles of friends. As the originator, organizer and manager of the Timmins Charity Turkey Stag event each year in Timâ€" mins and as a gifted organizer for Friday evening‘s event was arranged by Messrs. W. M. Widdifield and C. G. Keddice, and though they were handicapped by time and other condiâ€" tions, there was a representative gathâ€" ering to give the popular guest of honâ€" our a royal sendâ€"off. John Knox, genâ€" eral manager of the Hollinger Consoliâ€" dated Gold Mines, presided for the ocâ€" casion, â€" among those presâ€" ent were: â€" A. W. Young, D. E. Keeley, G. H. F. Adams, Capt. Redding ton, L Halperin, F. C. H. Simms, A. F. Kenning, M.P.P., A. D. Campbell, R. J. Ennis, Mayor R. Richardson and scores of other representative citizens of the district. There were some brief adâ€" dresses in which the appreciation felt for A. Laprairie was expressed and the regret at his departure voiced. R. E. Dye made the presentation, speaking of the popularity won by "Lap" durâ€" ing his fifteen years in the camp and the sincere regret at his departure from Timmins. Reference was made to his work for the community, his efforts for the Turkey Stag, his services on the High School board and in other capacities. Expression was also given to the good wishes following him and Mrs. Laprairie and family to their new location. Chief Wilfrid Perrault, of Noranda, was a visitor to Timmins last week, calling on relations and friends in town. Chief Perrault was a member of the Timmins police force some years ago and was very popular and high!ly regarded here by all. In the past few years he has been chief of police at Noranda. On Saturday, June 2nd, the feature at the Timmins Golf Club will be a mixed 2â€"ball foursome, commencing at 1.30 pm. sharp. All wishing to take part will kindly sign on the bulletin board at the club house. Dinner will be served at the club house. A. Laprairie Given Appreciation Here other community causes "Lap" La-i prairie has made a notable ‘name: for A * himself and given unusual service to} IlOthel‘ Blg DOCket the town and district. His 1'cmark-l able talent in organization has been | at C()lll't ill TimminS of outstanding value to the community and he has always been ready and genâ€"| Charge Not Sustained Against Mike erous in helping any good cause. As a| Filo in Accident Case. Several member of the Timmins High School| Liquor Cases at This Weeks board for a number of years he has| Police Court. also given excellent service. Not only his talents, but also his genial personâ€" | Despite the fact that the police had ality will be much missed in the Porcuâ€" | done excellent work in the matter and pine camp. There is very general reâ€" had the car and the bus before the gret at the departure this week of Mr.! court to show the probabilities of the and Mrs. Laprairie and family from | accident, the charge against Mike Filo town, ‘though they will be followed by in connection with the injury sustainâ€" the best wishes of all. ed by John Tegel, knocked down on the Friday evening‘s event was arranged Hollinger road and his leg broken, and by Messrs. W. M. Widdifield and c.; the bus damaged when a hitâ€"andâ€"run G. Keddie, and though they were driver crashed into it after the acciâ€" handicapped by time and other condiâ€" dent to Tegel, the case against Filo tinns there was a renresentative grathâ€"| was dismissed as not proving the case Much Regret at Leaving of Popular Representative of the Canadian Explosives Co. After 15 Years Here. Miss Bridget Gagnon left of r her home in Toronto after ends in Timmins e e 0e Oe0 0800R 00000 00 % 000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 o0 For a: on the over to Another Nichola moonshin week. against him nocence on Harry K trial on a of taking a consent. H of assaultin: in An Another assault Jos. Sargolis for assault, ha 0090009000 000009 080 006000 00009000 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 # 0 0 0 6 0 6 o Soap Flakes 2 «27c You hear it said repeatedly "that quality is the true test of cheapness." Corned Beef, No. 1 tins, 2 for . Clark’s Soups, 3 for ~[fi'l.)by's Asparagus large tin. .. .. Evaporated Apples, 2 lbs. for ... .. PRINCESS GOOD FPORK PIES Jewel Shortening, 3 x 1 Ib. prints . . Harry Horne‘s Punch Chuck Roast Beef, Ib. . Brisket Beef, Ib. .. .. Breakfast Bacon, Ib. .. ... Pork Chops or Roast, Ib. PALM OLIVE SUAP 5 «23c rulting a © attempted assaulting > shin a no Camradiar Pacific anadian Pacific Travellers‘ Cheques AIways buy MEATS that are Government Inspected and Graded cl it and arll co ndall hav We prove that statement 1J t] AT A VERY P 1c Phones 402 and 403 Will You unt S K ABQOUT TOURS IN RUSSI A h id ld P [â€"up. irl by kickit broken e bein withot 1I0r aA ye withdrawn 00 and co Seed Potatoes mmitted remanded and the oth ind â€"rut chat bout 1C he nd | mand 11 tron see your 11 hall. The the Ladi B6 6444000000848 0464 e 6 6040# 906060466049 6064464 4 Five drunks paid $10.00 and costs and another took the thirty days. Wilfred Dutresac took the three months in lieu of a $100.00 fine for liquor not on his permit. His preâ€" mises at 75 Sixth were declared public under the act. Two visitors to town naid $100.00 and costs each for carryâ€" Russian Village, Timmins T: LC 5 Third Avenut Scientific Palmist and Reader BUY THEM NOW bottl Madam Vanita tment mmage sale will be held on Satâ€" morning of this week, June 2nd, ‘clock, in St. Matthew‘s church he event is under the auspices of dies‘ Guild, so it will be of inâ€" ilin x6 DELICIOUS® DRINK od T he W orld Over" Health to stop at intersections of four paid $2.00 and costs mind LE ........ 1agent or driving chargt * Bd P s permit. His preâ€" _ were declared public ITwo visitors to town costs each for carryâ€" like an open book. ame. Satisfaction anteed. Love, Marriage, e tea cup reading ind evening. $10 and costs Character 29¢ 4c 25¢ 29¢