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A letter of condolence to Mr. and Mrs. John D. MaclLean will be forwarded by the council, it was unanimously agreed, following the announcement of the death of Frank, the town engineer‘s son. To Bulld Slzughterhouse Now The town will proceed with the bulidâ€" ing of a municipal slaughterhouse out (Continued from Page One) was decided. This was one of the reâ€" commendations of Mr. Franklin, who made a survey of the town‘s accountâ€" ing system not long ago. From this acecunt will be paid the interest on bonds as it falls due as well as the principal. It will be connected with the town‘s general banking account in the same branch. New Peajackets for Firemen The permanent men of the fire fightâ€" ing force will sport new peajackets in the near future, council agreed. Comâ€" petitive prices will be obtained by the chief from local stores. The quarterl; be made as usu Slaughterhouse to Be Built Near Here MHead Officeâ€"New Liskeard, Ont. "A CHAIN OF SERVICE" e Phones 300.__301 Branch Stores and Warehouses at Cobalt, New Liskeard, Swastika, Timmins Kirkland Lake, Cochrane, Timmins, Ont., Noranda Que. dynamic speaker walnut cabinet. price $159.00. To Clear Model Mâ€"42 Neat table model. Good tone, plenty of volumeée, will pick up standard broadcasts and some police calls. List price $30.95. The Roamer Model Mâ€"86 All Wave 8â€"tube set. European re ce p tion New audio amplifier asâ€" suring brilliant tone, Veryvy sensitive, large Model Mâ€"56A AÂ¥ 5â€"tube Allâ€"wave Conâ€" sole. Decidedly smart in appearance and perâ€" formance. C a binet richly decorative. Aeroâ€" plano dial, automatic volume control, dynamâ€" ic speaker, List price $89.00. "It‘s Favour W ins Y our Favour" W att‘s Milk Bread The Tracer The Mate Ask Your Grocer for You will be impressed by the meticulous care taken in the baking and the immaculate whiteness around you. Everything, from the white uniforms of the men, even to the fisors, is spotlessly clean. You are assured of purity when you serve Watt‘s Bread. Whern the bread on your table is Watlt‘s Bread you can be sure ihat it is made in the most sanitary and modern equipped shop in the North Country, So proud are we of our new bakeshop at 95 Wilâ€" son avenue that we invite you to come in and inspect it at any time. Watt‘s $111.25 $62.25 aylor‘s Radio Sale To Cleé To Clear erly payment of $500 will usual to the volunteer fireâ€" carry a Full Line of General Electric Radiotrons Tubes Tested Free Open House tone. large List § JUST A FEW LEFT m Reduced to CLEAR The George Taylor Hardware Limited 1935 GENERAL ELECTRIC Demonstration and Floor Samâ€" ples. Some new, some slightly used, every one carries the General Electric new set guarâ€" antee. There are just a few left to clear at these great reductions. Come in and see them ; try them out. This is a real chance to get a real set with guaranteed perâ€" formance at a remarkable price. R A DIO S at Signs will be erected near the churches stating that no parking will be permitteqg during church services. During the next week or so, a policeâ€" man will be placed there to warn drivâ€" ers that they must not park on Spruce street between Fifth and Sixth, nor on Fifth avenue ibetween Pine and Spruce,. Masses are concluded at the same time at both churches and there is a rush of more than 1,200 people at once, he said. ‘Motor cars parked near the churches are dangerous to life, the councillor said. near the incinerator, it was decided. The land has not yet been obtained, but no difficulty is anticipated in that reâ€" gard. When the place is ready, it will be possible to put the new meat byâ€"law into operation, under which all meat sold in Timmins must be government graded or else killed at the municipal plant and graded by a town inspector there. The structure will be of galâ€" vanized iron but will probably be built so that it can be heated in winter. Parking Restriction at Churches "We‘ve got to do something to get rid of that congestion," said Councillor Chateauvert, introducing the subject of traffic conditions near the Roman Catholic churches on Sunday mornings. C 3 2 2 2 At the next special meeting of the council, a decision will be made on whether or not the water line will be extended across the railroad tracks on Preston street.. A petition, signed by nine residents of the neighbourhood was presented, asking that a tap be made available for their use. They were willing to carry the water into "I think He ‘shows a real lack of courâ€" tesy, whereas Mr. Heenan seems to have acted very quickly." "I think we should just tell him what we thinkZ?;- him," said Mr. Bartleman. _EA ATLOZ T: provements that have already been made. j Legion Parade Saturday The Canadian Legion was granted permission to hold a parade on Saturâ€" day, September 28th, when they will honour the veterans of the South Afriâ€" can war by placing wreaths on the cenotaph. They were granted permisâ€"| sion to hold a parade. Magistrate Atkinson will be asked to confer with the police committee next week on some matters in regard to police activitiese, One of them has to do with a case in which police found it necessary to draw a revolver and strike a man who was resisting arrest. The other has to do with damage done at the Prince of Wales hotel when it was raided by police. Some doors were broken in order to gain entrance. To Take Advertisement The Town of Timmins will insert an advertisement probably setting forth the history of the Porcuping in brief, in a new local daily newspaper, council agreed. The price for a fullâ€"page adâ€" vertisement was given by a representaâ€" tive of the publishing company as $57. Some members of the council thought a full page was a bit too much and sugâ€" gested that a half or even a quarter page would be sufficient. In the end, the matter was left in the hands of the finance committee, to whom series of sketches will be submitted. Timmins, the man has been employed on relief work for four. Another‘ man, who claimed to have been a resident of Timmins for 25 years stated that he had been refused reâ€" lief. He had also been convicted in police court of having used profane language in the relief office. "I asked you, Mr. Richardson, and you asked me where I came from. I said Gaspe and you said I‘d better go back there and go on relief. Mr. Dunn told meé the same thing," he said. Mr. Dunn, queried about the matter, corroborated what the man had said, but neither he nor the mayor had known at the time that he was an oldâ€" timer of the camp. He will probably be looked after. A few relief case tax bills, placed by srror in the hands of the sheriff, will be taken back. A widow with four boys aged 14, 15, 16 and 17, asked to have one of her sons put on relief work. Only one of the ;boys is working at the mine she said, land they had a hard struggle of it. A pile of sand on Fine street, the reâ€" sult of an excavation, was brought to the attention of the council. It was thought that in cases such as this, the place should be boarded in to prevent the sand from blowing around. Disturbances, still alleged to be ocâ€" curring on some nights near the Finn hall, will once more be investigated by permission to hold a parade on Saturâ€" day, September 28th, when they will honour the veterans of the South Afriâ€" can war by placing wreaths on the cenotaph. They were granted permisâ€" sion to hold a parade. An order wiil be forwarded to England for $25 worth of buibs for the park at ths station, on the suggestion of the Timmins Horticultintil Society. The society officers present at the meeting proesented a plan of the proposed flower beds and stated that they would look mented the provements rIng AF The Rambler Model Mâ€"51A Short and long wave table model. L a t es t type Radiotrons, aeroâ€" plane dial, automatic volume «+ control, tone control a n d dynamic speaker. List price $66 To Clear Model Mâ€"67 All Wave 6â€"tube Conâ€" sole Automatic volume control, tone control and ba n d indicator which makes short wave tuning quite simple. Walnut cabinet. List price $125.00. To Clear The utmost in radio enâ€" gineering. Finest i n long and short wave American and European reception. 12 â€" t ubes band indicator, automaâ€" tic volume, sensitivity and tone control, magâ€" nificent cabinet. List price $245.00. To Clear The Rover Waveruler $171.50 complii~ . month wo iny imâ€" nine year iy been | Timmins, on relief 1 HMIHM e bed Doctors are agreed that despite the} fact. that diphtheria is a dangerous and deadly disease, it may be wiped out, ‘ and with the coâ€"opsration of all it would not take long. Children betwseen the ages of nine months and six years should all ‘be inoculated to prev ontf diphtheria. The inuoculation is sa‘%e, I harmless and lasting. It gives lifeâ€" long! ‘immunity from the disease. This has been proven in scores of towns and |cities where diphtheria, once common \in these places, has become a rarity following the proper use of inoculation. The case is proved in Timmins, where | there has been practically no diphtheria cases for years, though the towns simiâ€" t larly situated pay heavy toll in s1ck-! ! ness and death to diphtheria. Inocuâ€" lation here has done much. It can do more. All the doctors, nurses and cthers concerned are giving the greatest possible measure of coâ€"operation. lparents will also coâ€"operate to the Ifullest extent, diphtheria will be fully |conquered so far as Timmins is conâ€"| cerned. This week the board of health has issued, through the town nurses, eccnsent cards for parents to sign in cases of school children who need the protection of inoculation against diphâ€"| theria. The prompt signing and re-! \turning of these cards will help a lot.l Notices have also been sent amound town in regard to the inoculation of | children of preâ€"school age on Thursâ€" day and Friday, Oct. 3rd and 4th, beâ€" ‘tween the hours of 3 and 4 o‘clock. Again the local board of health, the Medical Health Officer, the local mediâ€" cal men and the town nurses are asking the full coâ€"operation of the public in the battle against diphtheria. Again anncuncemment is made that children going to schcol may receive free inocuâ€" lation from diphtheria if parents or guardians will sign the consent cards now being sent out. Children of preâ€" school age may also secure free inocuâ€" lation for diphtheria at the clinic, 28 Fifth avenue, on Thursday and Friday afternoons, Oct. 3rd and 4th, between 3 and 4 o‘clock. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bennet, served a very tasty lunch, during which Mrs. Forrester carried off the honours for tea drinking. It‘s an old English custom? No, it‘s a gift! Protect Children From Diphtheria The prizes were won by:â€"Mrs France, first; Mrs. Singleton, second and Mrs. Bennet third. Dangerous and Deadly Diâ€" sease may be Wiped out with the Coâ€"operation of All. The Goldale Club met on Wednesâ€" day at the home of the president, Mrs, E. Finchen, Cedar street, north. Goldale Club Meeting at Home of President A condition on Mons avenue sideâ€" walks where runaways formerly were will be investigated. Accounts were paid as follows: Imâ€" perial Bank, $420.88; public schoo, board, on account, Moneta addition, $15,000; S. G. Fowler, for work done in making list of properties sold for taxes and their qisposition, $60; geenral acâ€" counts, $3,721.20, $2,144.74 and $1,282. Disturbances, still alleged to be ocâ€" curring on some nights near the Finn hall, will once more be investigated by police, on request of the council. A widow with four boys aged 14, 15, 16 and 17, asked to have one of her sons put on relief work. Only one of the boys is working at the mine she said, and they had a hard struggle of it. A pile of sand on Fine street, the reâ€" sult of an excavation, was brought to the attention of the council. It was thought that in cases such as this, the place should be boarded in to prevent the sand from blowing around. their homes, they geclared. Reliet problems again came up to the front. One man had six days‘ work a month with the town and found that would just pay his food but no rent. Since the death of the applicant‘s wife, his sonâ€"inâ€"law had insisted that the man help pay the rent of the house. He thought that ten days‘ work a month would see him through. In the nine yvears he has been a resident of Timmins, the man has been employed STATION CKGB at 6.15 p.m. CA# ARLES EYAPORATEDMILK Irradiated for extra sunsbhine vitamin D Monday Night Borden presents Sponsored by the Makers of and his Orchestra ‘ Following the business session of iTuesday morning, a delightful lunâ€" icheon was tendered the visitors at the home of Mrs. R. E. Delahunt. The rooms were beautiful with autumn blooms and the luncheon itself a most enjoyable affair. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. F. M. Burke, Mrs. J. E. Newâ€" ton, Mrs. A. Dorschner, Mrs. P. J. Dunlop, Mrs. Arthur Moran, Mrs. A. W. Lang, Mrs. H. Egan, and Mrs. J. Clemens. Mrs. Hollandsâ€"Hurst thanked Mrs,. Delahunt for her charming hosâ€" ‘"Nationally our League in the past 15 years has proved a real force in the orderly united expressions of Catholic ideals," she said. "It is established in 31 qgioceses throughout Canada, with a membership of over 30,000 women." A total of $1,588,591 has been given to local work in the 15 years the order has been in existence, $55,282 has been contributed to the Sisters of Service, $1,000 a year for five years will be given the Regina fund, and to date $9,500 has been given a Nova Scotia fund. "In Northern Ontario we are only beâ€" ginning to realize the strength of such an association as ours and this strength will increase and be a powerful asset to Holy Mother Church in her work if we keep alive this interest," said Mrs. Hollandsâ€"Hurst in conclusion. Musical Numbers Mrs. Hobson of Schumacher renâ€" dered two very delightful solos, accomâ€" panieq at the piano by Mrs. J. Marshali of Schumacher, Violin and piano seâ€" lections were given by David Gordon and Herman Walters. In education, most of the subdiviâ€" sions did some work, the president reâ€" called. Oratorical contests in entrance classes, and prizes for high school puâ€" pils ranking highest in Christian docâ€" trines were given. Haileybury diocese is the youngest in Canada but enthusiasm is apparent. Each member league aided the local hospital, Noranda raising $500 for that purpose. Timmins ‘branch raised $289 for the Children‘s Aid Society. "Each subdivision made Christmas time much brighter in their locality," said the speaker. Social welfare in the communities is cne of the main objects of the leagueâ€" layettes, clothing and financial aid was given to needy families. Interest in baby clinics, the supplying of an emerâ€" gency maternity box to public health nurses, dressing of children so that they might attend school, and actual preâ€" paration of children in the work of the church were also taken part in by the league. 440009000909 000060 8 0 0 0 9 6 6 9 0 6 0 9 0 6 099008000046# get, Regina relief fund and per capita tax were responded to very creditably, and we joined our League members in a donation to the farewell presentation for Lady Bessborough." (Continued From Page One) was spent to assist our pastors. Our national obligations to the Sisters of Service, scholarship fund, national budâ€" Catholic Women Here at Convention Almond Lotion _ â€" 38c Syrup Tar Cod Liver Extract 45¢ Cod Liver Oil â€" â€"â€" 45c and 79¢ D. and R. Creams _ â€" 29c and 49¢ iicenex â€" â€": â€" â€" +. 126 Kotex s‘ «/‘ ¢:‘«"*‘«â€" 100 Hot Water Bottlesâ€" â€" _ _â€" _ _â€" 39¢ Black Band Nipples « /« ‘0¢ Waterbury Compound _ â€" _ â€" 89¢ Minard‘s Liniment _â€" _ â€" _ â€" 235¢ Lysol _ â€" _ _ â€" â€"_â€" 32¢câ€"â€"63¢â€"$1.25 Listerine Tooth Paste â€" _ 25câ€"â€"39¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste â€"â€"â€" Bobby Combs _â€" â€" â€" â€" _ 9¢ Rubber Sponges . â€"~~«~ 10¢ Face Cloths «> >\ 3@ Powder Pulls â€" â€"â€" â€" b¢ Vacuum Bottlee _ _â€" â€" â€" _ 39%¢ Lunch Kits s‘ .‘ ‘~‘= 300 WE SAVE Â¥Y0U MONEY Phone 83 «J Third viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mrs. McManus, Noranda. Recording secretary â€" Mrs. Hasset, Cobalt. Corresponding secretary â€" Mrs. Caâ€" hill, South Porcupine. Treasurerâ€"Mrs. Monoghan, Schuâ€" macher. Councillors: Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Murphy, Cobalt; Mrs. McGilliâ€" vray and Mrs. Clemens, Haileybury; Mrs. Booker and Mrs. Beatty, New Lisâ€" keard; Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Kenâ€" nedy, Noranda; Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Furlong, Schumacher; Mrs. Demers and Curtis Drug Co. The banquet at the Empire hotel on Tuesday evening after another busiâ€" ness session is described in detail in another column of toâ€"day‘s Advance. Officers Elected On Wednesday morning, the elecâ€" tion of officers resulted as follows: President â€" Mrs. â€" Hollandsâ€"Hurst, Haileybury. First viceâ€"president â€" Mrs. Munn, Timmins. Secong viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mrs. Gignac, New Liskeard. pitality ) * ***"~â€" .~dC d â€" â€" < ~8S0¢ «_ ‘«‘ 290 32¢â€"â€"63¢â€"$1.25 TOMATO SOUP, 2 tins SAUCE per bottle PEACHES 6 gt. basket SW GHERKINS CHICKEN HADDIE, 2 tins Blue Bird Toilet Campbell‘s FLOU R 4 ID,. :; Five Rose Brunswick California Crunchic large rolls HUMACHER PHONE 712 Botl] 16 Pine St. North 30¢ 39¢ 9c 10¢ 20° 21° 56° 28 2[(* 19° 1 [ 18 x sysfi Jergen‘s Lotion ... 2 ipana Paste:...::....:.... Djerkiss Tale .......... 2 ......., 25¢â€"4 Hind‘s Creany.....:..:... Lyon Tooth Powder Velvetta Balm ........ 2 Noxzema 2 Absorbine Junior .. ASpPIPIN ,:..;s:....; 22¢â€" Bromo Seltzer 25¢â€" CastoOMa«...;.....,......... Chase‘s Nerve Food Ironized Yeast ........ Steedman Powders VApEX ... ioi }:. : Sloan Liniment ... : NHON: *#333 : is ' Clergy from outâ€"ofâ€"town who were present at the convention were: His Excellency Louis Rheaume, bishop of Haileybury; Rev. Fr. Caufield of Coâ€" balt; Rev. Jos. Pelchat, D.D., P.P., of Noranda; Rev. W. L. Murray, MC., P.P.; Rev. J. L. Enright, Campbell‘s Bay, Que.; Rev. Fr. Martindale, Schuâ€" 'ma.cher; Rev. H. F.. Letang, Chapeau, Que.; Rev. L. Letang, Timiscamingue, Q@ue.; Rev. O. MacDonald, Arnprior. Many of the delegates left immediâ€" ately for their homes, although some remained in town toâ€"day. Afternoon tea at Mrs. John Dalton‘s brought the programme to a delightful close. Mrs. MclLellan, South Porcupine; Mrs. Harkness and Mrs. Murray, Timmins. Visit Hollinger Yesterday afterncon the officials of the Hollinger cordially received the deâ€" legates and invited them to inspect the surface processes. Mrs. J. E. Newâ€" ton had made preliminary arrangeâ€" ments. The ladies showed much interâ€" €st in the gold mine and appreciated the opportunity of seeing the big conâ€" cern at work. ROAST VEAL per Ib. ..::;:...:::.:. SMOK ED PICNIC, Ib. Shoulder PORK per Ih. VEAL STEW per Ib. .;.......:;:. Fresh Killed per. lb Shoulder Shoulder Loin Schneider‘s Shankless Government Graded WE SAVE Â¥0U MONEY EVERY DAY .......... 2 for 25¢ 25¢Câ€"49¢câ€"89¢ .................... 43¢ owder........ 19¢ ........ 25¢Câ€"39¢ s 23 209¢câ€"BD‘iIC 49câ€"60¢ .......... 79¢ 49câ€"89¢ 73 21° 25 Â¥ i 1[* 10 223C 39¢ 39¢ 80¢ 29¢ 19¢ 80¢ )Â¥