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Ti im ---“--W =v- J Py i8 y E i 2 T For the convenience of readers throughout the town and disâ€" All are equipped and qualified to render guaranteed serâ€" vice. The housewife, homeowner, transient and business man at a glance may secure information that will no doubt solve many a worry as to who will be of guaranteed service to them. Watch for the Directory regularly. C x > ie 6x 4 y > / * P se o+ » sÂ¥ . PPA B .: $ 22 /We â€" s i L .. P â€" s 4 t e o Q." W es :. " xn L w 4. y o 0 00 n , > se ‘..'.’_ $ A t i . uces +s s c ..' w 4 bpia o 4 e 3 tz on L I. 4 a :.’.f P C J * , " [ . «Aub t â€" 5 h a nÂ¥ ns K 4 # bate s as : it oo ooo t Aps h e , * en m y < xi N us / e ',:,' F U ‘ ..' * 5 MB A ,( L ie 3.« PM y Â¥ « p 9 3 6 U 5 '.' 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Bur ch of Do + ¢ sam T‘went ie Vim townl factor; mat A um(‘: 15 PINE STREET SOUTH (rear) o2 Fourth Ave Ccats Madeâ€"toâ€"Order REMODELLED REPAIRED, RELINED, CLEANED, REâ€"DYED 20‘% Pine N NO MESS The Timmins Flower Shop is still at the same address. And we request our customâ€" ers to walk to the rear until new building is completed. WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH FLOWERS the factory by had been in Mr. Burt told on Monday eyv During the war the plant emploved about 200 men manufacturing oreâ€"cars for mines. Twenty years lattr, Mr. Burt finds it enlarged, now employinz 800 men, and manufacturing a great many other stcel products besides the little cars. He was welcom=ed back to the factory by the same director who had been in charge during the war, Mr. Burt told St. Matthew‘s Men‘s Club Timmins Flower Shop Far good work on your furs call Have your Meating â€" Plant Cleaned the New Way Prevent Chimney Fires All work done on premises BV AN EXPERT FURRIER Reliable Products Courteous Service Free Delivery Manufacturing Furriers FPLORISTS en ing "My furnace has been smoking badly! Who can I have come and clean the flues?" Here is the answer to many problems Phone 225 Phone 1840 PHONE 405 so lon convenience o1 readers | : Business Directory pu rial interest to one and iess is represented unde 31 Bruce Ave These new pumps show you exactly the number of Gallons and amount of Purchase, 9 CEDAR and Fender W ork Experts at Bodyv SENACK G rARAGE 114 WILSON AVP A thorough job that will make your car run smooth We Have Just Recently Installed New Computing irg, Mr. Burt v raised base of the pened to glance another Pilgrim that list of 10,000 no known graves the Atlantic. Th name for which among the H‘s. Ard that is working toâ€" in otbgr na can compete ‘That is :0 ransmiss in Egypt, Herr mian g< ;£% o Â¥orkin Complete Greasing Johb 2 EMPIRE BLOCK â€" PHONE 1160 Hundreds of satisfied customers is your assurance of perfect satisâ€" faction. Estimates glady given. You‘ll find our prices most reaâ€" sonable. Beaver Fur Ladies‘ Wear Service Garage MODELLED PAIRED LINED The only furriers in the Porecuâ€" pine district doing full guaranâ€" teed work on the premises. Opening Special COATS MADEâ€"TOâ€"MEASURE ieneral Auto Repairs DUCOQ WORK A SPECIALTY. X PU MPS south End GARAGE Gasoline and Oils mer Must G#% Orders Direktor was told by the Ger vernment that he must get tha t from the British for thos FURRIERS . So th Porcupine Phone 55 Oll O T da VE L PHONE 1665 ad andin iment n {D ere A¢ n C nNnak O 1086 Painting Paper â€" Hanging Phone 1661 Mr. Bauman Carries a compiete stock of the finest diamonds which are carefully examined by him before offering for sale. This watch, which is reasonably priced, is guaranteed against any defects in manufacture and is a product of makers enjoying the highest reputation for generations. M HOMEâ€"MADE CANDEIES 44 Third Ave CANDIES, FRUIT SUGAR BOWL Our New Lcocation enables us to Opp. T. N. 0. Station _ Timmins "The Name Reveals the Quality" traced etched Then. nany and England, he juarters of an houtr, a Guildcraft Watches LET US GIVE YOU carry a more complete stock of KING EDWARD HOTEL Mr. But DELICIOUSLY PREPARED REASONABLY PRICED made fresh daily. Swiss Watchmaker Hot and Cold Running Water Your favourite ne turned to go. he Another Pilgrim had done went four thousani mile mM "° ADVANCE nmnemorilai i on any pllany of immer f1 k on Monday evenin cdotes like these tw( ard pening ~stag‘ of Matthew‘s Men‘s 1t f, the old land@â€" France, Gerâ€" spoke for threeâ€" 1 every momnent o every one of rath®red in the TYVMMINS Timmins complete |-Q-Quu@'-.uu-â€"mlâ€"‘- 4) 4) evemmmmme Timmins All are equipped and vice. The housewife, man at a glance may : solve many a worry a: to them. Watch for t] mpress of inte: Schumacher Road Red Indian Service to those peojp! bring her out Mr. Burt believ of Are had been bu: tribute to the mem who had brought u one time of need. T horour at the Hot: which Napoleon rec training, so bringing of the courtry‘s gres brought ordr out o In the last war th great man to come was left to the ordin and padticularly to vay in Germa will be the stror )f men who wil ‘gain," said M 1lad visited the Gasoline 0) Washing Willard Batteries Firestone Tires Edgar 0. Thorpe P 52 RVICE STATION Balsam St. N REFRIGERATION Individual Portraits KODAK SUPPLIES Films and Finishing PHOTOGRAPHERS Located in Viking Electric rance is in a sta 1. No govetnmen ¢ encugh to cart and Sons Iimite RADIO SERVICE Refrigerator SERVICE REPAIRS GUARANTEED A¢45 42‘ Authorized Fricidaire Engi Tubes Tested FREFE RADIO SERVICE ty se ie e v,. 4 B ; a.'l'ltlo.lo.'ll. cOe i rba ts in our shop. A. TOMKINSON Frarce in Turmcoil Radiotrician All Makes) qualified to render , homeowner, transient secure information that s to who will be of guar he Directory regularly. ngin?ers Oils Greasing NC Means Better Service PHONE 590 | L Phone 645 Phone 417 1€ AI 10 in 'ers whose close industrial organizations urâ€"} have led to strike aft*®r #trike. ted : Unions That Don‘t Strike d?-' In Germany there are workers dor| unions tos, he said. "But they never vho} go on strike for higher wages or any â€" oup| thing like thatâ€"the government won‘t ion permit it." Funds of the untons, colâ€" ims r.ected each week from pay cheques, go Dan |into a fund from which the wOrkers aid | have a group holiday each year. This iain | year the site of that holiday was 15 mil«s from Berlin, and Mr. Burt was at the place one day when 150 trains in l arrived with the holidayers. He saw | | | ary | them in their speciallyâ€"built assembly her| hall, having a "Folk" with good food, r1ad | drink, music and "a real good time." ice. S. A. Caldbick moved the vote of thanks to Mr. Burt for his unusual adâ€" ASKX | TIMMINS | Vulcanizing Shop | Cedar St. N. Phone 850 | I Displayâ€"Art Studio , Phone 845 HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED BY US Quintino‘s Shoe Repair The Finest Quality Materials! All Work Fully Guaranteed Every Load Insured Fourth Ave Transfer "We Can Take It" that arrest attentton Styled for T oday STAR TRANSFER Batteries Vulcanizing Washing Polishing aranteed serâ€" and business will no doubt inteed service g the banquet on Monday, had crowded the tables to at about, smoked and had a for which Billy Brown proâ€" piano accompaniment. Then and 11 Balsam St. N Timmins Sherbrooke Telegram never get their rights bed for them:. instead of work} Much more publicit the proposal of Attor:t buck in regard to ma formal clothes when o perhaps Hon. Mr. R when he wrote the lett to have sent to ma matter. The proposal any acclaim from an: magistrates, in the No nothing about it, con: vate affair for the C other places, however, must have stated thet: matter because there gular of publicit it all. Up to the present t} change in the dress c the North. Reference the North has been n the following in regarc rane, as noted in last Tribune, of Kapuskasi some interest:â€" "Magistrate Tucker t so far of Attorneyâ€"Ci recent suggestion that morning coats and wit bench. His Worsnip y ness suits, which d3 n tract from the ance.‘" Nearly 200,000 Caradian farmers haven‘t any wives. Girls in search of husbands, please note. The bigger the city, the larger the proportion of feâ€" males. Ottawa, by the way, holds the record for manlessness. Highest perâ€" centage of females in Canada. Eastâ€" erners jokingly say an eligible male‘s reception to Toronto is "Who is he?" To Montreal, "What is he?" and to Ottawa, "Where is he?" Go rural, young woman if you want a mate. That should do more to keen girls on the farm than any other kind of persuasion. Perhaps the unmarried sons of toil are elusive. Spinsters might set upon the Honorable the Prime Minister, the Hon., the Leader of the Opposition, and the Minister of National Defence for their bad examples in bachelordom. Not tGo mention the latest bidder for political leadershipâ€"Errick Willis, now seeking the Conservative premiership of Maniâ€" toba. He‘s listed as single too. About Dressingâ€"up the Magistrates of the North Whooping cough is now responsible for more deaths of children in Canada than diphtheria and scarlet fever toâ€" gether, he discloses. "Although there may soon be available an effective means of protecting children against whooping cough, more research must be done. And if the means is found, endless, expensive propaganda will be needed to persuade mothers to have their children immunized against this preventable disease." About Some Political Men Who Remain Unmarried Remarkable benefits have accrued to mankind in lessening mortality from diphtheria, Dr. Dolman maintains in his article. ‘"Diphtheria can be, and actually is being, wiped out in several Canadian cities hy means of toxoid. "Scarlet fever could be wiped out like diphtheria," he writes. Control of social diseases, too, is posâ€" sible, Dr. Dolman states. "The public either does not know, or does not care, about such control, and there is no apâ€" parent reduction in the spread of these disease." and obstinacy prevail in matters of such importance as this, recourse should be had, in my opinion, to cosercion." Citing the last smallpox enidemic in Vancouver, in 1932, Dr. Colman writes that "some of the most rabid antiâ€"vacâ€" cinatonists took their places in the vaccination queues. Every single unâ€" vaccinated person who contracted the disease died ~3f it." vaccinated a person s measure ‘of protection munity because of the cinated persons around "More ignorance," cor man, "may be remedied may be overcome. B3 "To remain unvaccinated is selfish and should be without exception unâ€" lawful," Dr. E. E. Dolman., associats prof%ssor of Bacgeriology and Prevenâ€" tive * Medicing, University of. British Columbia, writes in the current issue 0 "Health," official organ of the Health League of Canada. "In remaining unâ€" So NRays Prominent Health Authority in Urging.Comâ€" pulsory Protection for Public. Unvaccinated Folk Show Selfishness General discussion followed in which ideas were brought forward that will probably lead to a greatly increased membership in the St. Matthew‘s club. Winter activities are being planned and following a brief talk or discussion at each meeting, games and amuseâ€" ments of many kinds will be on the programme. The club meets or‘ the secâ€" ond and fourth Monday of eacsh month at eight o‘clock in the church hall. All are welcome, it was stated., whether they are Anglicans or not. macher public schools : member af the Trinity 1 Men‘s Club, Mr. Bovee stressing the importance clubs in the community i hood tfhey fostered betw bers, in the goodwill a; make possible, and in : there is in such things. $. G. Fowler, president ofth= club, cailâ€" ed the mseting to order and introduced P. A. Boyee, principal of the Scshuâ€" macher public schools and an active member aof the Trinity Urited Church All Irvited to Mectings (Chatelait ters might Prime Mini the Qpposi s. â€" CGrirls in search of note. The bigger the the proportion of feâ€" by the way, holds the essness. Highest perâ€" es in Canada. Eastâ€" ‘‘Aâ€"_CAn Beé, , £andad d out in several ans of toxoid. be wined out like â€"Many â€"men ause they wait ig for them. teals ‘a certail from the com barrier of vac him. tinues Dr. Dol tinues Dr. Dolâ€" even stupidity when apathy in matters of rscourse should ‘ _ spoke briefly, > of, such men‘s in the brotherâ€" veen the memâ€" ind work they the real â€"fun PAGE SEVEN rates wear ars on the jlain busiâ€" wever,. deâ€" n no heed Roebuck‘s _ been no trates in ; part of fore, and th Cochâ€" Northern ild be of apyeatr~â€" ‘revenâ€" Brit‘sh ssue of Health