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Although excellent value r price we have reduced prices on e this event unusually attractive se fine food products a chance to . . as many as you m, test them, compare them . . . you will be more than ever conâ€" endability and good value of the 10 1: 69¢ 4 for 25C Doz. 39€¢ lbs. 25C lerchandise , , , research tested for comparison checked for good value. Eatonia. Tree Canadian Peaches in delicious. firm yet tender textured golden halves. 4 Ib. 8 oz Here‘s a pure white clover Honey backed by a whole squad of good reasons why you and your family may eat and enjoy it . . . with the confidence that it is one of the finest Honeys on the market. Smooth in texture and so wholesome. * Eaton‘s Popular Blend HONEY Household Tea ,,, 47¢ PC EC PR Iyp AAANZLL C 4 1 4 4 - kture and so wholesome. Qua"ty cocoa b. 8 oz. 59c * EATON‘S Artificial Tin \ln“ ..‘ E--‘.--- lA Eaton‘s Songster BIRD SEED "Honey Bov‘" Peanut Cluster COOKIES London Brand Corn Starch 1â€"lb, pkgs 239C pkg. 10c THE PORCUPINE ADVANCTE, THMMMINS, ONTARIO TINS No. 21 [ / No. SIZE TINS No. No. Vanilla Extract 19c Cherries MORE SPECIAL PRICES * Eaton‘s Freshâ€"Roasted a Sundale Red Pitted herries squat tins ‘"or a Nourishing Cupâ€"EATON‘S mpire Coffee 35¢ 38c Delicious pipingâ€"not in a Jiffy ... so simj . add milk or wat into the oven. That versatile health cereal admirably to the making creations . . . ning easy to recipes on each . _. . the health cereal by small frequent shipâ€" ments from our own plant Truly a marvellous prod Ccreamy and conspicuou oily taste," usually asso Freshness is maintained Distinctive tangy nip tency . :. . sparkle to salads, etc. Another name that is f hold word for dependabil value. Be sure to inclu« shopping basket this we vincing trial. EATON‘S asted and ground MAYFAIR GREEN SEAL GREEN SEAL GREEN SEAL Mayonnaise marvellous product . . . superbly sn and conspicuous for the "lack of e," usually associated ‘with mavan sty favout Mustard n its high . Creamed idds zest and meats, fish, so simple a child could make them ne TNhat is fast becoming r dependability, freshness ure to include one of eac high quality and delightful imed to a flavourful consisâ€" feathery light Tea Biscuits week. It will bé ibs. m 7 C that lends itself so of â€" delicilous tasty follow, inexpensive is C ‘lack of that with mayonnaise. >)â€"OZ jar jar superbly smooth large pkg cut and pop Ing a houseâ€" ess and good each in your being done at Gogama is part of the relief works programme of the Departâ€" ment of Northern Development, it was stated today at the Sudbury branch of the department. If the men decline to work for their relief, it is probable that relief will be refused. ‘That, however, is a matter for provincial relief authoriâ€" ties to determine." With a strike in the Westminster penitentiary in British Columbia, i nothing in the strike line should be conâ€" sidered unusual. There are lots of fstrikes these days, the strikes at the ! lumber camps in the Abitibi area being some of the strikes in progress at the moment. _ _One of the latest strikes and one that will attract a little special attenâ€" tion on account of some of its features is the strike reported from Gogama. More than 100 employees of the Ontario Northern Development branch at Goâ€" gama went out on strike on Sunday. They "demanded" 26 days‘ work each month with $2.00 per day as pay. Can you guess where they got this "deâ€" mand" stuff? According to the despatches the new regulations are that they work only for the amount of relief they Treceive at the rate of 25 cents per hour. Single men have been working half time and marâ€" ried men full time. NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT WORKERS GO OUT ON STRIKE Both bride and groow are popular and well known in town. The bride was on the staff of the Dominion Stores for several years, and more reâ€" cently was with the Dominion Dollar Stores. Mr. Fuhr was for some years on the Hollinger staff and later was a member of the Timmins police force previous to leaving some months ago for the West. Their many friends in town and district will extend to Mr. and Mr. Fuhr the sincerest good wishes for all happiness and prosperity in their new home. , change. ”I‘he choice that they have chosen, ’! They are very well content, } Ana the fire shall be frozen, If ever they repent. Riches are but vanity | And beauty will decay, ‘ But love is pure, ‘And will endure | Till death takes life away. i Mr. and Mrs. Fubhr left on Saturday , afternoon by motor for a trip to Hamâ€" | ilton and United States points on their { way to Pelly, Saskatchewan, where they will take up residence. The bride‘s travelling dress was of brick red crepe with brown coat, faked with brick, and coon collar, with broown accessories. | The two little flower girls, Mayzel ;ond Beryl Menear, were very sweet in long dressos of silk tulle with wide pink ,sashes white kid shoes and orange | blossom bandeaux and with bouquets in Victorian style. The groom was attended by Mr. ames Campbell. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Music was provided during the cereâ€" mony by Mrs. Wilkins. The guests at the wedding breakfast | after the ceremony included:â€"Mr. and . | Mrs. Leslie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. 'Bext Tupper, Mr. Stanley Tupper, Mr. |and Mrs. Chalmers, Mr. and Mrs. J. Worthington, Mr. J. Campbell, Mr. S. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Layman, Mr. and Mrs. Sky, Mr. B. Babcock, Misses R. Babcock, M. Lisette, L. Lenna, and | Molly Rae (Hamilton), Mesdames Meâ€" near, Wilkins, Tupper, Rankin, C. Bragegs, Drew and Yates. | f 6 | | The happy couple were the recipients of many beautiful gifts too numerous to list. The groom‘s gift to the bride was a fur coat; to the maid of honour, a cheque; to each of the flower girls, a silver birthstone pendant: and a leather cigarette case to the groomsâ€" man. The bride‘s gift to the groom was a silver cigarette lighter. There was much interest in the toast given to the bride and groom by Mr. J. Worthington. It was as follows:â€" Here‘s to the sand upon the shore. They love but one, they love no The world is wide for them to reign. _ They love their choice tno well to jlaugh Thom: Church Wedding on Saturday Last Week ht il The At the United Church, Timmins, on turday of last week, Sept. 22nd. was a pretty church wedding en Miss Gladys Mary Thomas, only ughter of Mr. and Mrs, T. E. omas, 7 Cambrai avenue was united marriage to Mr. Conrad John Fuhr w of Pelly, Saskatchewan. iev, Bruce Millar, minister of the nmins United Church, officiated at remony bride 1 vith pou ladys uhr I Thomas and Mr. Conrad nited in Marriage at d Church on Sept. *2nd. Timmins, on Sept. 22nd. irch wedding Budbury Star:â€"Unfortunately the car that kept the family on the go all summer won‘t keep the furnace going, "Of course it is recognized here that the president of a company cannot come out and correct or endorse every rumor which the street sees fit to start bout the operations or prospects of his company; but Mr. Timmins has made it cbvious that a few words are all that is necessary to keep a sane public attitude towards a company‘s activities. The chances are almost certain that, if some statement had not come officially from Hollinger, that $55,000,000 estiâ€" mate would have gradually worked itâ€" self into $100,000,000. Favourable ruâ€" mors have a way of growing like that. The Hollinger management â€" ly deserves a pat on the back. If the managements of all mining organizaâ€" tions in Canada would follow the same procedure, the mail which reaches this office would not be filled with protests against stock market action of certain stocks; and there would be less insisâ€" tence that somebody should start a campaign to introduce stock market control in Canada along the lines which have been adopted in Washington." "Now N. A. Timmins, president of Hollinger, has come out with the folâ€" lowing: "That statement is manifestly an error, as sufficient work has not been done to justify any estimate of ore in sight. It is true that diamondâ€" drilling results were favourable, but it will take several months‘ development before it would be fair to make any statement about the property,." "The management of Hollinger Conâ€" solidated Gold has just given a fine illustration of its appreciation of reâ€" sponsibility to shareholders and to the investigating public. It will be recallâ€" ed that last week the stock hit a new high of $21.65 on the local market :; and though the company has been doâ€" ng remarkably well in the way of dividends there was a general feeling on the street that something more than a laudable dividend policy was playing a part in pushing the stock up the scale. So a variety of rumors began to circulate. One of the rumors was that Hollinger had hit it particularly welil on its new property in Hislop township in the Beatyyâ€"Munro area. A private engineer not connected with Hollinger, who, it was understood, had an opportunity to look over the proâ€" perty, came back with the Observation that Hollinger had $55,000,000 worth of ore blocked out to the 500â€"foot level on its new holdings. That was naturally bullish, and the statement, when spread around the street, must have had some bearing on public attitude towards Hol â€" linger stock. The Toronto ‘Mail and Empire on Tuesday of this week had the followâ€" ing good words to say in regard to Hollinger:â€" It is a good idea to clip out this schedule and keep for future reference. Dec. N. O. vs Gambles; Gambles vs Advance. Hollinger Management Setting Good Example Oct. §thâ€"Power vs T. N. O.; Adâ€" vance vs Gambles. _: Oct. 12thâ€"Advance vs Power: T. N. O. vs Gambles Oct. 19thâ€"Power vs. Gambles: T. N. O. vs Advance. Oct. 26thâ€"Gambles vs Advance; Power vs T. N. O. Nov. 2ndâ€"Gambles vs T. N. O. Advance vs Power. Nov. 9thâ€"T. N. O. vs Advance; Power vs {ambles. Nov. 1l6thâ€"Power vs T. N. C).:; Advance vs Gambles. Nov, 23rdâ€"Advance vs Power; Gamâ€" bles vs T. N. O. Dec. "thâ€"Gambles vs Power: T. N. O. vs Advance, Dec. 1l4thâ€"Advance vs Gambles ; Power vs T. N. O. In the schedule, the firstâ€"named teams play on alleys cne and .two the cther teams on three and four. The following is the schedule:â€" Sept. 28thâ€"T. N. O. vs Advance: Gamibles vs Power. Below will be found the schedule for the first half of the Commercial bowlâ€" ing league for the season. It will be noted that the same four teams are about to clash for the third season of good fun. Art Saint nearly upset the aope by leaving town, but now that he is back everything is rosy and all the boys are rarin‘ to go. Sschedule First Half Commercial Bowling Same Four Teams in League This Year as in Past Seasons. Scheduie to start Friday, Sept. 28th. The statemet declared that the gold bloc "wishes to emphasize that their is directed against no nation" A communique issued by the conferâ€" ees emphasized however, that st.mulaâ€" tion of such relations would be underâ€" taken "without neglecting the interests of other countries and the necessity of more extended collaboration on an inâ€" ternational basis." They agreed further, in the course of their conferences "to entrust to a commission composed of the delegates of the respective governments the task of examining the principal problems raised by development of the economic and financial relations between the six nations." Six European nations still backing their currency with gold this week at Geneva at the League of Nations conâ€" ference were pleged to stand pat on the gold standard for "the economic and financial restoration of the world" Belgium, France, Holland, Italy, Switzerland and Luxemburg joined in the assertion that "the maintenance of the present parities appears to us to be aone of the essential conditions" of that restoration. Six European natlons their currency with gold Geneva at the League of ference were pleged to the gold standard for " and financial restoration THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ?27th, 1934 six Nations Stand by the Gold BRasis, at Geneva