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spent ] awarcde Mrs. 1 Kenne 5 one ha Marcht fifteen dollars. Birds guest enter hono pre ern Or since child, | they ir Schumacher Church Anniversary Event Hught home Special to Miss Ma summer v to, returns« The dan Was 18 To be Held Sunday, Nov. 15 Other Schumacher News. Death of Shirley Sherry lnize Word jark Mis. M i Onions, 10 Ibs. 29¢ Cabbage, Ib. 3e California Icebergâ€"large heads he B and 1680 Apples, doz. â€" 27¢ No. 1 Cooking Lettuce, 2 for 25¢ Brookfeld Creoamery Butter, Ib. â€" 27¢ Mclintosh Redâ€"Fancy large sizk "C" Grade,. box ....$2.49 ‘Fancyv‘ Grade box $2.59 Guest BRrand Salmon, Ib. tin Hawes Floor Wax â€" â€" 41¢ P Avimerâ€" A Carload Just Arrived P.E.I.â€"Canada No. 1â€"90 Ib. bag Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis Ltd. Beautify and Protect Your Home! M A new roo{ on your home now will mean protection from wet stormy weather this fall and fuel economy and comfort durâ€" ing the long winter months. Roofing will also add greatly to the appearance of your home. We carry a complete stock of roofing of all kinds, including BRANTFORD SHINGLES. Regardless of the kind of roof you require, call us for a complete estimate on materials and labour, Our roofing specialist will be glad to inspect your roof and quote you on the type best suited for your home. A Ib. tin Mc TK A WRF RR * aney sSsocoke M entice, ind â€"Mi Di @brid The holdâ€" spen MI ening by d at his 1e Schuâ€" a memâ€" plaving ib. tin 11 town Valley s. W int t Toronâ€" Halloâ€" ® â€" wWas vbutr 1 W urnedt red anC TY the municipality h: shin for more than ther taxes and arre since 1934, the tota involved being far year 1929. Subsequent to Mr. Justic Makins‘s finding, the lots, purchasec when the Whitney Government held sale in }.906 of land here, were adverâ€" tised for sale by their owner. Cobalt May Buy Lots from Chief Justice Monday from a visit in Toronto. Miss Doris White has moved to Timâ€" mins this week to reside. Trinity Unitea Church are hoilding their anniversary service on Sunday, November 15th, 1936. Rev. R. S. Laidâ€" law, D.D., of ITroquois Falls, will conâ€" duct the services. On Tuesday evening, the 17th, the W.A. are serving one of their well known turkey dinners. Mrs. Leo F from a vacatic Mr. and ‘M1 Bill, of North MacDonald‘s Subject to Approval of Town Solicitor Cobalt to Take Lots at Hon. Mr. Latchâ€" ford‘s Offer. pend rcCtiOo A ; lase price Follsowin it between hi still continuin Sirloin Steak 19¢ Shoulder Pork 18¢ y6, L lLEell ould have 1 Quality Meats AT SPECIAL PRICES Loin Pork pes. 23¢ Primed Rib Trimmed Shoulder Veal 15¢ sShoulder Roast Beef.lb.12¢ California Empero: Grapes, 2 Ibs. 25¢ Chicken, Ib. â€" 29%¢ Rolled Roast 19¢ Round Steak 17¢ Milk Fed WwIL Will 0 price pis, K.C 1StIC 16 Leo Budrick re 18A 11 33 2 itSs supreme Court actlio ef Justice Latchforda, the de AJ OrCQo he Dionne Ba 1€ na 3€ y the jud idgment and hav k returned Monda nt in Kirkland Lak MacDonald and so iC Y STIC hatr Mr. A. H. COOK has asked | T Legris has etter makâ€" | c unicipality | ;, judgment | ;, 1chn 1awWwâ€" unicipality offered for ie town o e them at _ pavment propet 18 1s10n O ppeal i: ind son of Mrs. ned by action e Ad Fran Trom udgâ€" UuUI 16 1 I Mr. Chambers, of Coldwa new assistant in the Bank of The Dome Scouts gave a party at the Recreation ha Dome on Tuesday night. pita the bpentches and Chairs being mo commodating to the average adul the desks of the school. The Dome Extension Bridge held their usual weekly meetin Mcndary. Mrs. Curtis entertained mg her sisters, MrSs. LVi MciIintosh; another gue is Mrs. James Fleury of Miss Elva Wilkes is weeks‘ holiday in Kirk Miss Pearle Kennedy Dome Scouts Entertain South Porcupine Scouts 1909 Her and Mrs. W. 1 Maxwellâ€"Smit} staff; Mr. anc Mina Turtin; â€" Mtr. and Mrs. . the early days, before a branch of that religious body had established in South Forcupine, shehad joined with the United Church Finns, and the Reyv. Heinonen had christened her children and been associated with the family for 23 yearsâ€"therefore the family requested him to conduct the service. He spoke feelingly of the way in which Mrs Schneider in the early days had gone after the little Finnish children in the camp, and brought them to him to be M1I camp appendix nanet The iimmin choir of iiternoon Trom the | Mrs. Hannrnah Schneid 31 the town from the ) We Happy Event Tuesday Night. Death of Mrs. Schneider. Passing of Mrs. R. J. Bennett at the Pamour Mine on Monday of This Week. Other News of South Porcupine and Dome. NMSDAIIQOS: CG..:L on and family ind Jack; Ail ind Mrs. Haa a. ~LfA ember Mr. Charle le hospita M 1 eclia The the tG\ ineidet l ALG IaAamilly; Mr. and _ WMilS., Iv sfield; Mr. and Mrs. Klinga; Mr Mrs. Janakka and Lila; Mr. anc Frank Mak.; Mr. and Mrs. Ruus: Mr. and Mrs., Richard ‘Curboy; Myr Mrs. Kautto and Savijarvi; Myr Mrs. W. W. Wilson: Mr. ard Mrs he r| CW The OTN iend y beautiful floral trisutes we amonsg them being:â€"From t sd; C. Laamanen, Toivo Andel d family; ‘"To Mother" from Ai ack; Aili and Pakko Jylha; M Irs. Haapala; Mr. and Mrs. . end‘ (Schumacher); Mr. and My McInnis; Mr. and Mrs. Ihande and Hulda Bostrom; W. Ge:1 ard family; Mr. and Mrs. I Craillnger, oT the Bank of ‘ f Miss Mille: Sund omm her s peoplie there 11 o0 thse same tune f the two hymns, Thee," and "Shal iver." The Reyv. , conducted the : Finnish singers f ) funeral hymns late Mrs. Schn of the Lutheran CmEe, The o Miss Lempi ind Mrs. Hec 0pe Sinct â€" RI 11 ind V1I qul 1 Kaarlo and ano 1 Mrs. Gan Dr. and (M1 Kinnunern : RiC fro :8 iong, of Toront er, Miss Ema C 91 1t ne, O Advant all ury of St. Catt es is spendin{ Kirkland Lak nnmedy is on a regatl Ssouth inada Y wWwhom. high« Haile Evan N A I the service and ers from Timmil mns unaccompar Schneider was pla ope n kevic ours Niem Ane S bein A 1 he M OVE NC wond OoIno ITLIOTG 1 M THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TTIMMINS, ONTARIO bu 3 e My hnha )BgT : MJ1 if TK 2A n( Ma Quebec to Force Higher Pay in the Lumber Camps Mr. Ben McQuart talned Monad: lad been ado he sole judge of wha onabie wages and liv Waterloo Chronicle:â€"Guards at the egina jail are to wear rubber heels so the noise will not disturb the risoners. And the question is will the risoners keep quiet while the guards resent conditions. "The companies are bound to respect ais scale under penalty of having their tumpage dues tripled," concluded the remier. 1C 18 TeE 1( if M Su 11 A i{ le judge of what constitutes reaâ€" e wages and living condition. As wages are concerned the Govâ€" nt believes that in general, insoâ€" _ lumberjacks are concerned, $40 ith is a reasonable salary under 1Oplec m Um 1C M exempl were Mé mp $40 11 16 memD pled jenic 1 M 1 he M M n 11 Mtr Du M T VJ it m O m e AI * Do ol V 11 n npl 1€ 1€ inC nie $40 a in mine for m Scouth T. Mrs. M 11 1€ 18 11 11 ‘ replied med offic avenue, â€" Iron Wednesday t â€"to intermen iC [ them. Helme;1 Ostrom ke: the id n h rvive hnerâ€" Mtr 11 Ael litt mnot ‘ nad nâ€"council 1¢ rJjack pulp McQ@ua1 body wW2 provincée Ir. Hu th being She had > Domé Fiande: 1€ »n Ow little k C ha which MUT 1 V n, M GOV m UII h mMA i1 omm Ken t W Bob 1lI 11 11 id of He was slightly inclined in a north eastâ€"south west lins. Death had alâ€" ready occurred. The lower part of his chest and upper part of his abdomen had been crushed, the backbone brokâ€" en, and the left arm severed near the shoulder. Dr. Porter had attended the dead man for several days previous to his death. "He had been drinking for several days and was nervous from it," he explainâ€" ed. He had seen him Monday mornâ€" ing, the day of his death. He had been in bed at the hotel at ten o‘clock in the morning and was "nervous but not Mr. RiC "He azsked of the j over him. If he morning and was "nervous but not is bad as previously." "Did he appear to be despondent?" isked a juryman. "He didn‘t impress me as a desponâ€" Mack Inquest into Death of Wallace C. Laut PrINEGU @AL UL€ SCCNEC Q1 UliG Aa he man was lying across the vith his head toward the centre Te was slightly inclined in a ed l6 M oroner‘s Jury Finds the Death was Accidental. § ; wrong. mt :8 nalled the Ccuplirg Had Been C rom compieted Mr. C ed Mr. Richardson that It is a real protection between inside comfort and outâ€" side temperature. In summer it protects you agains! the sun‘s heat. In winter, Insulating Wool will save furnace heat and keep your home snug and warm. Beâ€" sicdes being very efficient it is extremely economical and its LOW COST makes it possible for every home owner to enjoy added comfort. Without fuss or bother this Fireâ€"proof insulation is easily installed between the rafters or attic joists of any building. Don‘t waste fuel any longerâ€"plan now to have a warm home and at the same time save on your coal bill. have faillen ind only t] to my kncwledge." Was Badly Crushed Mackechnie said that I at the sceene of the ha juI Head Office: Schumacher, Phone 708 RED® TOP Insulating Wool 1€ 1€ Feldman Timber Co. Ltd. Y ‘xplain T‘€ e one se before the 11 Borland : Whne ad b n2 back as far â€"not more whe rer him?" asked of the jury." uld have,." repli ce of his clothing, vheels had passed d been any more, 1ave been cut in ng that the man ween two freight ae set of trucks h 10 1€ CGU ad train swItcliâ€" d just picked ind had backâ€" > with the rest m ompleted p bet 11 NVE is death on wo whsels r. his body something imediately move his rough He had here track. north id no idetr ome} tOw ‘cloc O i Or 11 iven Jliec op W JuU ut 1€ 10‘ October Big Month for . "i Excelsior Life Company Try The Advance Want Advert There is a continued trend, on the part of the average man, to buy new types of policies which provide for guarâ€" anteed retirement income to the policyâ€" holder if he lives to a stated age as well as providing the customary insurance protection to his family if he should die premacurely. An unusually high perâ€" centage of the October business wWas made up of application for Personal Pension units, a plan whereby the man of average income can start buying reâ€" tirement income insurance on a modest scale and add to it from time to time. The first ten months of 1936 show a gratifying net increase in business in force, a decrease in the amount of policy loans, and a distinct tendency on the part of policyholders to maintain and increase their insurance holdings. dent. He just wanted something quiet his nerves." Campbell Angus, car foreman, h: seen a man answering Mr. Laut‘s de cription in the yards that same afte ncon about ten minutes to one. _ 1 asked Mr. Angus a question but did n It was also explained that anyore who walked on the tracks, aside from railway employees, was a trespasser. The jury were: A. DesRoches, foreâ€" man; Fire Chief Alex Borland, J. D. MacLean, Josephn DeGilio, Edward Gaznon, Harry Kaufman, and J. White. Confirmation of the continuedt upâ€" ward trend in general business is supâ€" ported by the fact that The Excelsior Life Insurance Company achieved the largest volume of new business in its history when it secured $3,034,782.00 of new applications in October. The preâ€" vious high month was March, 1930, when new business for a month totalled $2,â€" 933,130.00. ncon about ten minutes to one. He asked Mr. Angus a question but did not sscem to want to talk. "I‘ll tell these men," he said, walking off toward a gang that was working on the track. Coroner Montgomery explained that there had been no eye witness he could find, and that the train crew did not krow anything about it until after the accident. Crown Attorney S. A. Caldâ€" bick., who questioned each witness, told the jury they had the right to call the tr‘ain crew and adjourn the inquest unâ€" til the men could appear. The jury agreed that this was not necessary. Registered Optometrist French Interpreto: in Charge. in Attendance Remus Optical Dept. Evenings by Appointn‘enl 17 Pine Street North EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED .‘ INSULATE the continued up Mill Office: Timmins, Phone« Your Home for economy and comfort AC Feldman‘s Have The Materials North Ba is a lot mo; ed rink is a: T‘ry to Find Missing Man by Use of Dogs stop s despite condit that the Practically No Hope 0o: Finding Dan Willens Alive but Search Continues. 111 rlive in he slei ound erien 1j€ 1€ ther n the Dil ne hliy wellâ€" 11 1l 113 Jury Save on Fuel Now! Don‘t was longer! D« with cold comfort at ter! Phom now and | you how : and simpl sulation hin 1C 16 ured 1l and let us s how inexpe: simple home 11 aste fue Don‘t p Phorne 1l nJ a k Qries d0 not pecting that ms’ta’nces oY UDjjieasall e search i1 ed. One 0 > the man‘ Wlllens ha aogs, and i ire so intelâ€" mA orc hi unple 11 the fe nds th throus MA en disâ€" mav be maAln k af lÂ¥ d ho ) wes K6 1 11 3€ 11