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TIMMINS GARAGE Libcral tradeâ€"in allowanee your present car VALUES in Town Look around if you like! Comâ€" pare our values! Then we be â€" lieve you‘ll act quickly if you want a used car at real savâ€" ings! Because we have the best used car values in town and we invite you to prove this to vour own satisfaction Ings. BRCiuseée We OnD4vye it best used car values in town and we invite you to provt this to your own satisfaction by looking over our entire stock. CO,., LTD. Phone 800 Spruce and Fourth T rucks Hupmobile Special sedan $525.00 HOLIDAY WEEKâ€"END SPECIALS 1934 Chevrolet Speci Sedan Chevrolet Master Coupe §$555.00 1934 Chevrolet Maste: Sedan $665.00 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery $635.00 Nash Coupe R. Chevrolet Special Sedan $295.00 Chevrolet Light Delivery $535.00 Chevrolet Light Delivery $185.00 1930 Plymouth Coupe $245.00 Plymouth Coupe $175,00 Chrysler Sedan $295.00 1931 ‘lymouth Sedan Dodge Lig Delivery $995.00 (6 wheels) (Trunk) §$475.00 1934 1929 # w *Â¥ «3 # /w w w 19209 19; a 1 Light N 1J 4 h t Com O Ask O.B.A.A. Conditions for the North Affiliation The meeting of the Timmins Tennis Club, scheduled to have been held last night, has been postponed for a short time. Weather during the earlier part of the past week indicated that the ccurts might ‘be in use scon but the have end: had a to life, ridiculous sight. It I ccurts might ‘be in use SsCOon ‘but tThe tennis enthusiasts mnave been forced to delay the prevarazon of the courts owing to freezing temperatures. The dats for the annual meeting will be announcedg scon. Tennis Club Annual Meeting Postponed The Fireside Club of the United Church have announced a rummage sale to be held in the basement of the church on Saturday morning of this week, May 4th. Doors open at 9 a.m. All who remember similar events unâ€" der the same auspices will be sure that the rummage sale <on Saturday is specially worth attending. EXECUTION DEFERRED WHEN MAN SUFFERS HEART ATTACK RUMMAGE AL Weather Not Favourable to Enthusiasm of the Tennis Plavers for the. Moment. w Sheffiield Enthusiasts (Greet Winners of Trophy ind Timmins, Hollinger, Dome, Iroquois Falls, Kapuskasing, Cochrane, Smooth Rock or Hearst, Cobalt, Haileybury and New Liskeard, proposed Entries. Jolalt jlespatched â€" he OBAAA affiliation w 11 radminton Tournament in Progress This Week ITEIC hor Here 1pil wearing shirt in either cambray Of the )2A A K € nnel, usk your dealer for Style Wear ERE‘S the first preâ€"shrunk work J sport shut to be unconditionally aranteed for size, fit, workâ€" nship and that it positively will not nk under any normal condition. adly replaced if it doesn‘t make )f it DA O.B.A.A. Inte: i toâ€"day when SALE sATURDAY SPICES FIRESIDE CLUB 1€ he tricky Shoffield wing Saturday‘s battle, plays as he scores goals, He this week as an acccrtpanâ€" cffield Empire Music hall. n down bel uld ‘zse CC No the class with intérâ€" n below." The norâ€" 3e Cochrane, Kapusâ€" Smooth Rock Falls or roup, Timmins, Holâ€" Ircqudis Falls:;: southâ€" 1€ martâ€"looking, long gquU whi rganization of a 1, to be affilisated itermediate â€" "B", A ( g played at the i1 â€"Club, Schuâ€" large number of ave bzen many date. Complete will be announcâ€" Advance. shirt to work of vance of April hree groups of band together aving a brand a letter was iry Snider of t the cost of what other ould have to urnament laved at The lscal company of the Algonquin Rifles intends to be in the big parade on Monday, May 6th, cclebrating the King‘s Silver Jubilee. The Algonquin Rifles will camp this| the year at Huntsville, the camp lasting ‘ fire ten days, from August 6th to 15th. In‘ fires preparation for the annual camp the| frow Timmins and Porcupine Company Of | syml the Algonquin Rifles is holding regular | yotic training nights now. Training is carâ€" ? Oth red on each Monday, Wednesday, and ; Al Friday in the St. Anthony‘s parish hall. ’ close There is rcom still for a few more m, TT the company and any who would like | ade to join should accept the oppor Lumty | whe! now. The training will be of interest | atte and value and will mean a pleasant ; q11 way to improve health and strength. ILegh The summer camps are always pleasant| a1 and interesting and are another reason | | plete why young men shoulg join the regiâ€" ; out ment ¢f the North. Information in | pom regard to joining the Algonquin Rifles| pyr may ‘be obtained from any of the folâ€"| | gion lowing officers:â€" , Cou Major W. F. Morgan, O.C. | Capt. K. Stirling. Lieut. D. Taylor, Lieut L. J. Charlecâ€"| bois, Timmins ‘ Ah Lieut. H. McInnis, Lieut, F. Purdy, , South Porcupine. playing under 1 fought their way Eastern League, Toronto, Central and Nova Scotia Congratulations ars extended to the Northern Ontario Ordinary staff of ths: Londcn Life Insurance Company, of which J. D. Brady is local repreâ€" sentative. In a recent Dominionâ€"wide sales contest Northern Ontario led the entire Eastern Division of the Ordinâ€" ary Branch. The contest took the form of a "hockey" series. T‘wo leagues were arâ€" rangcdâ€"Eastern â€" and Westernâ€"with eight agencies in each and a game was played each week, so that each agency met the seven other teams in its league. Winners were determined by the amount of ‘business secured, on a handicap basis. Under District Manager C. McPhail, CL.U.. ~the Northern ~Ontario0 team, Mr. J. C. Mackey is superintende the Industrial staff in Timmins Room for Few More in Algongquin Rifles Training Now E day, Wednesda;y day. To Camp ville in August. at Huntsville, Ont., on Saturday and Sunday, May 4th and 5th, to discuss formation of an Ontario organization to standardize and control skiing throughout the province. Tentative plans call ftor anpnpointment of a techâ€" nical advisory board to assist in staging competitions, and to promote developâ€" ment Oof ski jumping, cross country racing and octher branches of the sport. Clubs which have signified their inâ€" tention of sending representatives to the meeting include:â€"Toronto, North Bay, Kitchener, Braceâ€" bridge, Owen Sound, Midland, Parry Ssound, Peterborough, Burks Falls, Georgetown, Cochrane, Port Arthur, Fort William, Sudbury, Kirkland Lake and Port Carling. €rn group, Cobalt, Halleybury and New Ther Liskeard. Playoffs would be arranged | to tim in the fall, if the winning team desired | of thei to go to Southern Ontario. There | ascerta would be no affiliation with the Temisâ€"; Thes kaming Bascball League, if the present | vita A scheme is carried through. | an out Al Unl., on satlurday Sunday, May 4th and 5th, to discuss formation of an Ontario organization ; to standardize and control skiing/ throughout the province. nical advisory board to assist in staging competitions, and to promote developâ€"| ment Oof ski jumping, cross country | racing and octher branches of the sport. | Clubs which have signified their inâ€" tention of sending representatives to’ North Braceâ€" the meeting include:â€"Toronto, Bay, â€"Huntsvlle, Kitchener, bridge, Owen Sound, Midland, Parwi Sound, Peterborough, Georgetown, Cochrane, Fort William, Sudbury, and Port Carling. Port Arthur, Kirkland Lake! Northern Ontario Winner of Interesting Event, Congratulations ars extended to the Northern Ontario Ordinary staff of th: Londcn Life Insurance Company,| of which J. D. Brady is local l’epre-. IJubllecc Cancer Fund. Mr. sentative. In a recent Dominionâ€"wide And | â€" Tentative | plans call for appointment of a techâ€" | Burks Fall.s. The Porcupine Pipe band, in their \new uniforms, if they are here in time, ‘and the Timmins Citizens‘ Band will | provide the martial music. Ssouth Porcupine and Schumacher people are also combining in the event \ with several fine floats and groups, and '1t is expected that all the motor vehiâ€" \cles will journey to these places after ‘the parade here. Plans : are under way for this to be an additional part of the big celebration. Mceting Toâ€"Night A final meeting of all the represenâ€" tatives is called for toâ€"night in the | Legion hall at 8.00 p.m. This meeting {xs to complete the plans, so that from | beginning to end the celebration will be l one in which all will feel they have had ‘a just share. All organizations aAre asked to have their representative prcâ€" | sent for this meeting. Taggers Still Wanted ' To date only a few taggers have rcâ€" lpox ted, but it is hoped that the young ladies will heed the call for this most worthy causeâ€"tagging for the King‘s Nedmc will When the O.B.A.A. replies to the letâ€" ter written him by Percy Moisley, the l:cal men behind the formation of the new league (made from the nucleus of the town league ang supported by the same men) will have a better idea where they stand in regard to residâ€" ence rule, playdown dates and so on. The whole thing is very uncertain at present and even the teams who will probably be entered have not properly Corganized for the Ontario Skiâ€"ers to Hold Meeting at Huntsville Representative Huntsville, C Woouds Mbs. Co, Ltd (Othaw a To Camp at Hunts in August. g Now Each Mon Wednesday and Fri the name "Huskies," . to leadership in the gqefeating _ Montreal, [ <~Ontario, Stratford of 20 clubs will meel t., on Saturday ant 101 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, ‘IMMINS, ONTARIO This moming the Northern Ontario Associated Boards of Trade entered formal protest against the attitude of Premier Hepburn and Hon. Peter Heenâ€" an in regard to the Transâ€"Canada highway work in the North. The protest is based on the fact that attempt is being made to have it appear that the Dominion Government is holding back work on the Transâ€"Canada highway and other road work. The truth, as the Northern Ontario Associated Boards see it, is that the Dominicn simply reâ€" fuses to contribute tb the route along the north shore of the Superior, beâ€" lieving that such a route is impracâ€" tical and so costly as to be prohibitive. The Associated Boards agree with the latter opinion on the route selected by the Ontario Government and believe it would be a waste of money to attempt such ‘a route. Formal protest in the matter was sent to both Frovincia! and Deominion Government heads this morning. All citizens are urged to help comâ€" plete the success of the day by putting out flags before business places and homes and decorating generally. * President Austin Neame, of the Leâ€" gion, Mayor R. Richardson and Town Councillors will lead the parade. Associated Boards Protest Attitude be glad to take your ladies, 16 and over, are to voluntser to dispose badges for the tag day Monday. Stand of Messrs Hepburn and Heenan on Transâ€" Canada â€" Highway â€" Conâ€" Many Notable Floats in Parade May 6th Cossacks in ILl The White Es Slavys of Can Czechoâ€"Slovak lian Ve There and the elder students will martch in the parade. The Boy Scouts, Girl Guides and school Cadets are also to be included. A special will be three young girls in sailor outfits arranged by Harry Nichâ€" olls. They will represent a "landing party." These include the Ukrainian Prosâ€" vita Association, who intend to have an outstanding group including some Cossacks in full uniform, on horseback. The White Eagle Polish Society, Jugoâ€" Slavs of Canada, Roumanian Society, Czechoâ€"Slovaks, the Syrian people. and cther patriotic foreign groups. The Jewish people of the camp are also going to have an attractive turnâ€" The ~FIt School wil and the °6 the parad Canada â€" High sidered Unfair. 1¢ Ba 1Inin it TAaAncalis ding o il by ns High and Vocational so have a decorated float < students will march in and everal otht tLO our name. â€" x ouns are especially asked ose of the beautiful days, Saturday and John Cabo press, the names oups could not be the represenâ€" â€"night in the This meeting . so that from Y oung Cl A despatch from Haileybury sa that at the p:lice court there last we Magistrate Atkinson dismisseq a char of reckless driving against W. Cha bonneau. The testimony of witness IX BYâ€"ELECTION KIILED INX MOTOR CRAsSH The crushed and mar Harry C. Borbridge. Con: didate who unsuccessfi the riding of West Eligin al byâ€"election for the se Premier Hepburn before vincial election, was in i lour at Simcoe, Ont., yes ing return to St. Thoma was â€" contradi ACTION OVER MOTOR CRASH DISMISSED _ BY COURT Canada Northern Power Corporation Limited TAKES THE LAST BIT OF GUESSWORK OUT OF BAKING AND ROASTING A small butimportant detail. Light when you want itâ€"and where you need it. You can obtain this added feature for your McClary at only a slight additional cost. The famous Maxâ€"Speed Element for superâ€"quick heat ... one to each McCliary as standard equipâ€" ment. The remaining elements are the new improved Speedâ€"Irons. Your dealer will explain their many advantages. The "Daylite" Cooking Top Controlling and Operating NORTHERN ONTARIO POWER COMPANY LIMITED NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY LIMITED full MCCLAR Y ‘e last week | found, and he gave the defendant the eq a charge | senefit of the doubt. _ _W. 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