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ON SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY LUX Toilet Monday, September 16thâ€"â€"8.15 p.m. CONCERT AT TIMMINS UNITED CHURCH Virginia Jubilee Singers SPRING LAMB Small 38¢ â€"66â€"67 â€"68 ud aataaBadt s ate ofe ates Joale abeateote ate of . bo dts aBuate abe ats ate ale atealh a¢n ate ale aie ate atnate abe a¢s e e ns Sardines Ovaltine The Tonic Food Beverage EATON‘S BRINGS YOU A BRUNSWICK Oxyvdol Childrenâ€"30¢c admission at door only 24c 23c Obtainable from the Members or at the Manse Eats Dirt in Court 3lc Medium Several South â€" Ticketsâ€"50¢e for Adults 13¢ lc for. Police tesâ€" used throw the lucedâ€"tied up his pocket into rum road, and n after arrest â€"~a bottle conâ€" Under Auspices of the Choir A coeused _ to anâ€" inlawful uspected unable ed Specials Fresh Fruits and Vegetables peck i te Jt sliced magistrate Each accuse up, and on show (incid blacksened court than nlace bsfort bei deif Jlace xord }U feret piltée A special low price on the famous diâ€" gestible Crisco. 1 Ib. tin and 3 Ib. tin Both While For 79C they last Extra Special A J ad y 33¢ 41 id Themag to both 90 lb bag i2 the Good Size ied he SPECIALâ€"POLK‘S GRAPEFRUIT Juice, No. 2 tin, 2â€"27¢ SPECIALâ€"WESTON‘S MARSHMA LLOW Biscuits, Ib. â€"â€" 17¢ dro YUUL list now and plan to spend a profitable shopping period at Eaton‘s modern t Ad Groceteria. SPECIALâ€"â€"DOMESTIC or EASIFIRST BRAND For Your Attention Corn Starch, pkg. 9¢ Javal Water, bot. 9¢ Peanuts, Ib. â€" â€" 10¢ SPECIALâ€"â€"For all your Fine PASTRY and CAKES 5 Roses FLOUR * 80c SPECIAL â€"NESTLES FAMOUS 2 1 lb. tims Ee sPECIALâ€"LONDON BRAND SPECIALâ€"SUNBRITE 11 With cooler weather hereâ€"â€"the famil} will expect those wonderful home baked foods they enjoy so muchâ€"EFaâ€" ton‘s have prepared a special sale 0 a number of essentialsâ€"at prices that are decidedly thriftyâ€"Make up youl! list now and plan to spend a profitable shopping period at Eaton‘s modern Grsceteria. AL â€"NLoILES FAMOUS Z2 1 Ib. tins 3 | Condensed MILK detfe that oy who had been guilty of giving "two jlaps" to a little girl. In defence the nan said he had hag trouble with these jeople for ten vears, and had received BAKING POWDER J 23c SPECIALâ€"EATONIAâ€"the Research Tested THIRD AVE. EATON Groceteria * bot. 9¢ | PINEAPPLE â€" 19 02 tin 10¢ SPECIALâ€"Plain or Iodized ‘;}f tin, 2â€"27c TABLE SALT 2 Ib. carton 7C SPECIALâ€"Eaton‘s Bulk Break EF)W- 3t | COCOA 2 Ibs. ZSC ROASTED SPECIALâ€"Plain or Pimento b. â€"â€" 10¢ | Chateau Cheese 2 %,!b: 2{7¢ Ontario Clover Honey ® 25¢ Maple Leaf Matches i 226 E’l‘;al.tlrâ€" WY ne;re P idqVvouUr I% on‘s Family mily Tea ». 39¢ SPECIALâ€"Where Flavour Meets Economy uthful of impudence" from the ‘ase dismissed. se of bigamy, in which a man‘s e was based on the supposition even years‘ separation from his 11 C1 Two of Canada‘s leading brandsâ€"noted for their dependabilityâ€"for all your cake making pastry and deep frying. SHORTENING r hereâ€"â€"the family wonderful home njovy so muchâ€"Eaâ€" so muchâ€"EFaâ€" special sale of â€"at prices that Make up your rig im pos ira w Vanilla Extract 8 oz. bot. 150 SPECIALâ€"Singapore Sliced ro IPIG U INCâ€"CIEa2nNneG Sultana Raisins 2s 206 SPECIALâ€"Eaton‘s Artificial SPECIALâ€"Australian Reâ€"cleaned TIMMIN® o4 11 Toronto Mail and Empire:â€"Japan it is said, will shortly make a bid fo: larger immigration rights in Canada New Zealand and Australia for het surplus population. What about Korea? What about Manchoukuo? Isn‘t thert plenty of room near home? man did "with falsely pretendin count in the Imy at South Porcup A F â€"â€"the ng here, n Timmin xh 1egqUu 11 aby suff 11 eatclli, ¢ $100 cs djourn 1ad Ib. 12¢ 1M V ACAAg L In uUp and @ifte 11Imn 11b. tin Ib. 233C TE m 6 11 mA Monday max. 56 Close Last Night to Having Frost Here last night‘s minimum 33; eigh ck this morning 36. 11 atures this week have been max. 51, min. 45; Tuesday min. 37; Wednesday, max. 53 rman Does Not Hold mmediate Hope for 1er Weather in Disâ€" rket ker:â€" Relief work costs ch as ordinary labor. That‘s takes two men for every ) dilly and one to dallyv. in the next 12 inuing unsettled," dding that thert uch of snow. 25 inches of rain inday .11 inches, erday a trace., ie justâ€"a little too close having frost last night iometeéer sank to its lowâ€" re than three months orts from outliving disâ€" n fell this Tuesday was igh Hit ol At Wednesday‘s meeting of the town council permission was given to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind to hold their annual tag day on Saturday of next week, Sept. 21st. The tag day will complete the campaign for funds for carrying on the work of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Mr. D. B. Lawley, field secâ€" retary for the Institute, who lost his sight in a mine accident over 20 years ago, has been here for some days orâ€" ganizing the campaign for funds and interesting the public in this helpful work. The Institute has given valuable assistance to several in the Timmins district. The first work of the Instiâ€" tute ssems to be to bring courage and hope to those afflicted and to help them to help themselves. The Institute arranges for many of the blind to enter business for themselves and the sucâ€" cess of this policy has been evidenced in Timmins cases. The Institute also traing blind persons in trades and cccupations whereby they may be able to support themselves. Travelling teachers are a very valuable featurse of the work of the Institute. In addiâ€" tion to the matters noted, the Instiâ€" tute also provides Braille books so that the blind may enjoy reading, and in other ways assists and supports the blind. Conducted largely by blind peoâ€" ple of exceptional talent and public spirit, the Institute is doing a wonderâ€" ful work for the blind. While in Timâ€" mins Mr. Lawley addressed a number of meetings outlining the work of the Institute and winning sympathy for Campaign for Blind â€" Making Progress Preparations Well Under Way for Tag Day on Satâ€" urday of Next Week, Sepâ€" tember 21st. Sernator Huey P. Long of Louilsiana, st tics and political dictator of his state, by a political foe in the corridors of. t] he died on Tuesday morning. The y IMPORTANT PRESENTATION OF HURTIG FURS a@ Louisiana Kingfish Shot in State House We have pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Timmins and vicinâ€" ity that we have succeeded in securâ€" ing for them the opportunity to select a luxurious fur garment from a collection of smart models from these famous furriers. A representative of Messrs Hurtig will be in attendance at our store during this special presentation commencing Saturday of this week Established ne: ago, Messrs A. . Winmpeg now cl; Western Canada furs, and we sug tion and selection 52 Third Avenue L. M. claim le; da as crea suggest ef irly thirty years M,. Hurtig, of im leadership in is creators of fine rest early inspecâ€" Invitations are being issueq by the Timmins Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose for a very interesting and eduâ€" caticnal ¢event to be held in St. Anâ€" thony‘s parish hall, Timmins, on Monâ€" day evening, Sept. 23rd, commencing at 8 o‘clock. The entertainment will inâ€" clude two remarkable motion pictures. One film is entitled:â€"*‘‘"‘Toâ€"morow‘s Citizen," and the other, "Life‘s Greatest Crime.‘"‘ Both these films were specially made for the Moose Order and were filmed in Hollywood, several noted moâ€" tion picture stars being included in the casts of the two films. The event on Monday, Sept. 28rd, in St. Anthony‘s parish hall has no adâ€" mission fee, but admission by invitaâ€" tion only. Cinema Programme by the Moose Lodge the good cause. Mr. \Lawley is at Kirkâ€" land Lake this week, but will return here to complete the campaign for Timmins and district. Invitations Issued by Moose for Interesting Event at St. Anthony‘s Hall, Sepâ€" tember 23rd. The canvas was burned through, so that when unrolled, a series of holes was found. The fire department exâ€" tinguished the blaze after being called by telephone. rmy petrel of United States poliâ€" vas shot and s3 sericusly wounded » state house in Baton Rouge uldâ€"be assassin was immed seen here in a familiar pose his The awning of Sky‘s Specialty Shop in the Reed Block on Pine street was destroyed by fire Tuesday evening about 10.30, when it is believed that a cigarette, tosseq from an upstairs window, lodged itself in the rolled awning and began to smoulder, Cigarette Stub Causes Destruction of Awning Timmins