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And you can listen in on amateur, police and aviation calls. Tone Control â€"Automatic V olume Conâ€" trol. Features usually found only on expenâ€" sive sets. ERE‘S PROOF that General Electric Radio gives you moneyâ€"saving value for 1937. Check the great array of exciting features offered by this Gâ€"E fiveâ€"tube Console . . . at the amazingly low price of $89.50. Then go to your P 9 TUPS THEM ALL FOR BIG VALUE Betty McDivitt, Rosemand Rinn. Room 4â€"S. Drajamnofl, teacherâ€"Sr. Pr.â€"Egidio Dedone, Enzo Dorigo, Elimer Hall, Gino Luctiantonio, Clara Ricci, | Jean Ross. ‘ Room 4â€"Jr. Pr.â€"I. Andrews, teacher A c . enR mm â€"Stanley Holson, John Johnson, Mary Luccintonio, John Perzrzola, Eileen Robâ€" inson. \\\\\\\\Wg ar 3881 it N ty To The late Mrs. Mayon had been a reâ€" sident of North Bay for over a quarter of a century. She was born in London, England, in 1879, and lived in that city until 1908. In the latter year she marâ€" ried and came to Canada, taking up residence in North Bay, where she conâ€" tinued her residence until her death. Among the near relatives surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Ivor Tles, Kitchener, and three sons, Ernest, of Sault Ste. Marie, Russell, of Timmins, and Norâ€" man, of North Bay. Room 1â€"A. Muuphy, teacherâ€"K.P.â€" Myrna Ball, Eileen Barlow, Christin® Belanger, Norma Bendo, Gwennyth Springham, Rolf Stange, Joan Venner, Billy Whitney, Betsy Wood. Room 1â€"G. Honeywell, teacherâ€" Bobby Bosada, Jack Hin*s, Margaret Jones, Louise Wheeler. The funeral took place on Wednesday of last week at North Bay of Mrs. Ellen Malyon, mother of Russell Malyon, of Timmins. The funeral services were conducted on Wednesday afterncon, Dec. 16th, at the family residence, 99 Fcurth avenue, west, North Bay, by Rev. G. Stanley Packham. The pallbearers were:â€"A. Haskins, D. Mclachlan, B. Biggs, W. H. Beattie, J. C. Thompson and W. Finch. Interment was made at Terrace Lawn cemetery, North Bay. The late Mrs. Malyon died on Dec. 14th, after a lengthy illness, surviving her husband, the late Charles James Malyon, by only a few months. Mrs. Malyon first became ill in May of this year and it was necessary then to take her to the Civic hospital at North Bay for treatment. She was in the hospital at the time of her husband‘s death last August, and though she recovered sufâ€" ricie‘m after that to leave the hospital, it was found necessary for her to return to hospital again. Funeral at North Bay Last Week of Mrs. Ellen Malyon q# THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO Light hair that has become very dry and brittle as a result of frequent bleaching treatments, particularly when white henna is used, may be treated to a combination bleaching treatment and egg shampoo. This treatm°nt as given in some of the finest salons consists of a combination of a light, antiseptic mineral oil, peroxide and ammonia. The oil actually takes the place of the white henna, the peroxide and ammonia described alb Good Health Depends Upon an Adequate Diet Vitamin C. Taken in Liberal Amount Will Overcome Simâ€" ple Anemia. Vitamin Bâ€"G Essential in the Treatment of Perncious Anemia. Importance of Proper Diect Emâ€" phasized. ' he has made of the condition of aneâ€" mia, he has found that its cause is usually defective or deficiert nutrition. It may arise from a lack or nonâ€"abâ€" sorption of iron or of vitamin C or of a mysterious substance found in the liver. The condition of simple anemia may be prevented by including a liseral amount of iron and vitamin C. The condition of pernicious ansmia, which is much more serious and for which no remedy had been found until recently, is apparently related to the ability to utilize vitamin Bâ€"G. Vitamin Overbleached Hair Hair that has been badly bleached, whether by chemical bleaches or by the sun will benefit by the egg shampoo "Nutrition intima welfare of man and history will depond upon what hp dec: diet illn l2 Am°1 AC ANITA LOUISE does not permit her blonde hair to become dull and lifeless. She keeps it gleaming and shining with daily brushing and brightening rinses. Y ar Medic 11 (By Edith M. Barber) ently of M WwA By ELSIE PIERCE râ€"AMâ€"O U §$â€" T Y OE X PE R T man and hi 1 dep>ond it , he dezcide: Shampoo for Hair That Has Been (odrxened by Summer. fke Bc ‘BEAUTIFUL 16 nest salons consists O f a light, antiseptic oxide and ammonia. takes the place of the peroxide and ammonia , Hary he No agents. â€" This Try The Advance Want Advertisements | Al members o aciation ir ze R. Minot n adequate en prevent udies that erns â€"thk in future mall part the, B is found in mus K.ure polishing and yeast, part known gastric dige:s ‘This them ready for th 1276 If your hair has been bleached or needs bleaching and the white henna has made it coarse, dry or brittle ask your favourite operator to. substitute this oil bleaching treatment or to give you a brightening oil shampoo. (Copyright 1936, by The B?2!l Syndiâ€" Ask Sunday Train from Cochrane to Hearst Now Kapuskasing b ticned the CNR train from Coch the wintet in the wint or less is the use of dependence way. ‘If t dealing wi factor is lacking, t nicious anemia. however. by live: 2 cups stoOck ‘ Grind liver fine and mix it with the| pread crumbs. Saute tne onions in the | fat in skillet until delicately browned.| Add the liver mixture, parsley, salt ard pepper. Add the egg and mix well.| Drop the mixture by teaspoonfuls into | the hot, but not boiling meat stock.l Cook slowly ttn to fifteen minutes and ' then serve with the soup. To make| dumplings which may be shaped ini balls, add oneâ€"half cup additional bread | crumbs. | reguia Of co treated not only foods in the die taken by the m dermics. Accordin cause Of a ficient diet To the squash add cream or. sauce, salt, onion and nutmeg. Add egg yolks, slightly beaten, and fold in stiffly beatâ€" en whites. Set in a pan of hot water and bake in a moderate oven (875 deg. F.) 40 minutes. Any other mild vegetâ€" able may be used in place of squash. (Copyright, 1936, by the Bell Syndiâ€" cate, Inc.) would be to show that t chancse of making the Sund its own way or that it serve the people to be justified munity benefit for the Nor Squash scuffle 2 cups mashed squash 1 cup cream or thin whit Salt 1 teaspoon grated onion Dash of nutmes 3 eggs To the squash add crea Péep Liver Dumplings pound calves‘ liver cup soft bread crumbs tablespsoson minced onion tablespcon melted fat teaspoon parsley teaspcoon sa)t ‘pper LT slightly bea stock 10 an K noto thin white sauc ird of trade nas petiâ€" for a regular Sunday ine to Hearst during as pointed out that JC P an incre but by | i2 me which ive fa _ body may \ idnevys ly. WTh danger train pay ed enough of i as a comâ€" ising is more chrane and and that a ‘tor to make When this me Kapus solation b t in winte Up of Pperâ€" rlied p\ 11 Delivering judgment, Magistrate Atâ€" kinson said he had not the slightest bit of doubt on her story and that | he was positive Morin was lying in his manufactured alibi that she had been ! drinking. Constable Hugh Fulmer, who trackâ€" ed Morin to the nlace where he was larrested on the very clear description given by the woman, said "that is a‘bâ€" solutely incorrect," when recalled by It-he magistrate and asked "did this ‘ woman show any signs of being drunk?" ! Chief Constable Shane said he had known the family for three years, when he went in the box on his own reâ€" quest definitely to clinch the case against Morin by refuting his story. He stated positively that from her genâ€" | eral conduct the lady would not be | drinking on that night. (From Kirkland Northern News) | â€" Castigated by the magistratse for “‘attempting to slarder this woman‘ 'wnh a pack of lies in pleading not ggulltv to a purse snatching of which lHls Worship found him guilty, Phillipe Morin, Timmins bush worker, was sentâ€" ! enged to two years in Portsmouth iPeniâ€" | tentiary yesterday on a charge of "robâ€" | bery with violence." Morin snatched the purse of a local woman early Tuesday morning as she was walking home down Prospect aveâ€" nue. In getting the purse which conâ€" tained $10 in bills and numerous perâ€" sonal effects, among which was a small bottle of perfume found on Morin, the accused struck the woman in the face and kicked her. It was brought out in the prospecuâ€" tion by Crown Attorney Jack Robinson, of New Liskeard, that the victim is in a delicate condition at the present time. Morin, said the complainant, was so intoxicated she had difficulty kseping her feet. He picked her up when she fell, he claimed and had never séen her before. Morin talked French to her first, complainant said, approaching her she walked down the middle of road near the Bellevue Hotel on It was her very complete description of the man, including a cut under one eye which was bleeding, which enabled police to make positive identification when they came to the end of tracks in the freshâ€"fallen snow from the scene of the assault. she walked down the middle road near the Bellevue Hotel way home to Premier avenue, "He kicked and punched me," she said, "and when I started to shout for help he took my purse and ran." Two Years for Mean Theft and Slander Man Said to be from Timâ€" mins Sentenced in Kirkâ€" land Court. The Clare Allâ€"Cast Furnace The large Combustion Chamber gives ample space so necessary when burning soft coal.. Walls are corrugaied to provide more radiating surface and prevent cracking. . 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