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Messrs. Ed. Kennedy and Jos. Watters the home of Mrs. Harper of the Comâ€" returned on Tuesday from Ottawa |_mittee of Girt Guides. â€"During the evenâ€" + At a special baptismal service held in tpg plans were ,digé_u_ssgd for a float reâ€" the United Church on Sunday afterâ€" ‘breserting our Brownies and Guides to noon, five small. children were baptised. be made to take part in the local celeâ€" If the weather continues mild the bration ‘of the Coronation in May. Upon floods this year will not be severe in | to: the nature of such celeâ€" the town area. The water and snow. ‘Drat@gn we, are told that a meeting of on the streets is gradually going. One interested folk is to take place early or two cellars in the low section of the Rnext week at which plans will be made town have had a little trouble with, n obinfons for as to the fitting water but the engineer has been on the method ‘of making the Coronation of jch and the situation is not serious. King George VI remeémbered by us and We understand that, owing to the Timâ€",Our~ children. . The meeting will be mins jail being damp with spring floods Calledby our clerkâ€"treasurer, Mr. F. C. the prisoners from Timmins were Evars. ' 4 lopdged in our lockâ€"up on Monday night. Police Court ‘Owing to the absence of Reeve Kerr,' At Tuesday‘s police court here. two who is in Ottawa for a few days, the drunks paid $10 and costs. For drinkâ€" council meeting slated for last Monday ing in a public place a man was fined has been postponed until April 19th. !$25 and costs. One caseâ€"of reckless drivâ€" New Officers for South ~Porcupine Cuglingâ€"Club : Bouth Porcupine, Ont.. April 14th,, ‘1937. â€" Special to The Advance. ‘ _A meettng of the Curiing Club memâ€" bersmheldon'mudaynlgmume’ ‘club room at the rink to elect a new exeâ€" cutlve for the new curling season. 'rmsl ‘has ‘been a signailly successfull season| ‘The bonspiels have been interesting. ‘the curling good. The membership is fairly strong, over sixty members beâ€" ‘ longing to the Club and the harmony ‘and good feeling promoted by the club has been a factor for social success. At. this* meeting the Porcupine Club bonâ€" spiel trophyâ€"a silver roseâ€"bowl with’ two supporting silver figures of curlers was presented to our popular townsman, Mr. Eli Cantor, who won it in the last big club bonspie!l. This trophy has won much admiration lately when on exhiâ€" 2 Ueas 9 sp WA TA ¢ _ AZ V ho esn ® f Wt in af s » "longing to the Club and the hamony"tulips and daffodilsâ€"imay bs seen iwo ;and good feeling promoted by the club or three inches high, green and springâ€" has been a factor for social success. At.like, braving the danger of frost. We meeting the Porcupine Club bonâ€" , theif « m is justified! spiel trophyâ€"a silver roseâ€"bowl with Mr. Gagnon, post office inspector two supporting silver figures of curlers from North Bay superintendents‘ office, was presented to our popular townsman, is up t“o‘:hfi% on‘ his arinual inspection Mr. Eli Cantor, who won it in the last VMSitâ€" . _ big club bonspie!. This trophy has won The following is from Tuesday‘s Otâ€" much admiration lately when on exhiâ€" |taWA4: by many bition in Marshallâ€"Ecclestone‘s window, and_ friends ‘the funeral of Mrs. S. Kennedy, who died on Thursday and will be the property of Mr. Cantor ; e t es i until next season when competition wili *@t ‘hershome: m éouth Portupine was be rife again. At the election of offiâ€"| Ned this morMing (Monday) at 8.40 ters, F. C. Evans, president, resigned; o‘clock from the Bradyâ€"Harris funeral as did also Mr. C. MciInnis viceâ€"pres|â€" |Yesidence,®375 Lisgaristreet,. "A libera dent and Maxwellâ€"Smith, secretaryâ€" service was peld at Ste. The’resa's treasurer. The folowing officers now ' Church at 9 o‘clock with Rev. J. O‘Dowd stand: Hon. President, Mr. C. V. Galâ€" _ gprielynri¢st pMcinting. Rev. A. O‘Neill lagher; President, Mr. Wm. Fairhurst; '(md tfneprayers at Notre Dame Cemeâ€" ist Viceâ€"President, Mr Levi Sauder; ‘tery, ‘where interment was made in the 2nd"viceâ€"president, Mr. W. D. Pearce; family plot" secretaryâ€"treasurer, Dr. R. P. Smith.|. A meeting was held on Monday at We are glad to report Mrs. J. Ostrom ing*resulted in the delinquent paying as belng much ‘better after her severe a $10 fine or 30 days,. One case of asâ€" attack of ‘flu.‘. ‘sault was withdrawn and"another adâ€" Bonapiel Trophy Presented to Eli Cantor. Signs of Spring at South Porcupine. Funeralof Mrs.:$.. Kennedy. Other Items of Interest from South Poreitpine‘ and the e. _ EATON PORK ~Sausage lb. 21¢ Fresh Picnic Style ~Pork Shoulders Ib. 17¢ ‘Steak or Roast lb. 24¢ ‘Rump.Roast, lb. ....20¢ . Chaice Fresh VEAL Pot Roast, Ib. ........ 14c Boneless Shoulder, Ib. .......... 13¢ Loin, flank off, Ib. 25¢ Leg Roast, Ib. ........ 23¢ Stewing Veal, Ib. ....8c Roast Pork, lb. ....20c¢ Smoked Break{fas Bacon, shced lb. ..29¢ A Grade Fowl, Ib. 22¢ 3 to 4 lbs. each Beef Bologna ........ 31¢ Silverbright Salmon, 2 lbs. ........ 29¢ Apples â€" $1 59 No. 1 COOKING _ â€" _ Onions 10 Ib. 29¢ i)ranges doz. 43¢ Lettuce 2 for 19¢ Choice Quality On Sale Friday and Saturday FRUITS VEGETABLES MEAT SPECIALS EATON‘S Feat 2 lbs. P ano G LAUNDRY SOAP 5 5 STRING BROOMS TOMATOES 11 HANDY AMMONIA POWDER 9 PKGS Extra Specialâ€"Eaton‘s Choice PEARS : 11c Eaton Groceteria BULK SOAP CHIPS Extra Specialâ€"Lynn Valley Brand More Values for Your List Christie‘s Gold Medal Soda Crackers, pkg. â€" 13¢ Date Cookies, Ib. â€" 27¢ Chocolate Covered . Nuts and Raisins, Ib. â€" 25¢ Barker‘s Chocolate and Gold .. . Libby‘s have a. new â€" cooking process â€"â€" plump, sounrd beans are ‘"done"" so _ thoroughly by this new method every bean is browned through and Christie‘s Deliciously Fresh through to the very centreâ€" every bean firm but tenderâ€"deâ€" ligionsly mealyâ€"uniformaily rich in â€" Ravouourâ€"not averdoneâ€"not undeoneâ€"just right. Try these better beans by Libby‘s. DREADNOUGHT TOILET TISSUE 4 Rois 25c Layer Cake; each â€" 23¢ Deep Brown BEANS R Deliv ery Witheut Extra Charge Phone 901 Third Avénue â€" _ T OVERWELL FLOOR WAX 1 V Freatures Sprmg Cleamng ing plans were digcussed for a float reâ€" preserting our Browniecs and Guides to be made to take part in the local celeâ€" bration of the Coronation in May. Upon . _A meeting was held on Monday at the home of Mrs. Harper of the Comâ€" mittee of Girk Guides. â€"During the evenâ€" <~Crows have been seen here for the past week or so, as harbingers of Spring. but the first real sign of the season may be noticed in the sheltered garden of ‘Archdedcon. Woodall. Shoots of bulbsâ€" The AYPA met on Sunday at 8 a.m. and attended church in a body for Corporate Communion. After the serâ€" vice they partook of breakfast in the Parish hall. *~ EXCELLENT ) â€". Specials Police Court At Tuesday‘s police court here. two ~sOMETHING NEWâ€"LIBBY‘S 16 oz tins journed. Local Brownie and Dome Cub News One of the finest meetings yet held took place on Tuesday in the Parish hall with Brown Owl Stark and Tawny Owl Smith in charge. A full pack of enthusiastic Brownies was in attenâ€" dance. Two new games were taught and played "Motherâ€"bird" and "Post Office" and parcelâ€"tying perfected. Dome Mines Wolf Cubs held their regular meeting in the Dome Communâ€" ity hall on Friday. Meeting opened with Grand Howl, led by Aldo Campagâ€" rola, after which Akela talked about the dangers of thin ice at this time of year, And the best way to rescue any person who had broken through the ice. Bagheera then had charge of a lively game; instruction in first and second star work followed. During this perâ€" iod the hall presented a lively scene with skipping, ballâ€"throwing, bookâ€" carrying and semaphore. The white six then acted the story of the three bears. Two new chums were welcomed â€"Jimmy MacDonnell and Billie Uren. Akela outlined the arrangements for oldâ€"clothes collecting, which will be the Cub "good turn" and will be carried out on Saturday, May 1st, from ten to twelve noon. Each Cub was asked to make known to parents and friends this fact and to ask them to keep their old clothes for them. Meeting closed with Gxand Howl. o‘ <art s The time has arrived for all good houseâ€" keepers to come to the aid of the house and Eaton‘s has come to the aid of the houseâ€" keeper with a rousing sale of spring cleaning needs that is going to make that job of brightening the home a whole lot easier.. Check them over. The majority are at special prices. Scientific tests prove this natâ€" ural food is both safe and effecâ€" tive â€"worlds better than taking patent medicines. Aruâ€"BRAN is guaranteed. Take it a week. If not satisfactory, i)"our money will be refunded by the Kellogg Company. ,_Serve as a cereal or use in cookâ€" mF. ALL BRAN also supplies vitaâ€" min B and iron. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in London. Bran has "bulk" which absorbs moisture within the body. Then gently sponges out your system, breakfast, I would feel logy. After a couple of days of this, I would «11251 OBA . AICILICVC 14L IKALG dllYy laxative, as it keeps me in shape every day."â€"Wm. C. Billings (adâ€" dress on ). Why put up with halfâ€"sick days, when a delicious cereal will make you feel so good? Because ALL~ a couplie of days of this, 1 would have to take a nxative. "One morning I had a dish of ALtâ€"BRAxX. Believe me, it beats any wipes away the listlessness, the ‘"blues," the headaches. Lemon oil is a natural cleanser and polisher -.-brin{il\c to the finâ€" est of furniture a gleaming .. polis h e d surface you‘ll find hard to equal with any other soâ€"called polishes. Use it alâ€" WAY8S, ‘The exclusive ingreâ€" dients of Classic give Arm and Hammer you two actions â€" Classic â€" cleansâ€"Clasâ€" sic scoursâ€"all at the same time. . Try this better cleanser for all Shirriff‘s Assorted your spring cleaning. Washing Soda 13¢ Cake or Powder Bon Ami ........ 2 for 27¢ Nensuch Stove Polish, tin 15¢ for cleaner, whiter clothes Oxydol, Ige. pkg. 21¢ The Double Action.Cleanser More Cleansers HAWE‘S Famous CLEANSER had eaten a hceavy bars Ibs. each 1 tb. tin 14e bottle 18¢ 91¢ 90¢ 95c 11c 2 pkgs. 111E PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO Amos Man Reported Missing Two Weeks Ncranda, April 13.â€"For several days a thorough search has been conducted by the police for Rosario Francoeur, wellâ€"known contractors‘ equipment supâ€" ply agent of Amos who mystericusly disappeared on March 31,« after supâ€" poesedly boarding a General Airways plane at Revillart Lake for Rouyn. He had left Val d‘Or that day, checkâ€" ing oft. of the Val d‘Orchotel and it was known that heâ€"had cashed a cheque at the bank there for $1,000 beâ€" fore he left, also that he had $400 in cash in his potket on his departure from Amos for Val d‘Or. Thought To Be Ill Iliâ€"health may have something to ao with his disappearance, for at iRevillart Lake, situated on the boarder of Cadilâ€" lac and Malartic Townships, wuere ne Roasrio Francoeur Believed to Have Flown to Rouyn, Not Yet Found. was last seen to be identified. Mr. Francoeur took a rest at a cabin, tellâ€" ing the people there he was not feeling well, and asking them to keep watch for a plane to take him into Rouyn. They did as he requested and he left their cabin for the plane. Several days elapsed before a search was made upon Mrs. Francoeur becomâ€" ing alarmed at her husband‘s long abâ€" sence, and the missing man‘s brother came to Rouyn on Friday last to make inquiries and inform the police. Pilot Not Sure The pilot of the plane was unable to say definitely from description if Mr. Francoeur was one of three men who boearded the plane that day at Revillart Lake. All he recalled is that he picked up three men at that point and flew them into Rouyn. The missing man was to have caught the train from Rouyn for Amos that night by the C.N.R., but inquiries have resulted in no trate of his movements since he left the plane, that is, if he was one of the three men who boarded it at Lake Revillart. Both the provincial and police are on the alert for any clues that may lead to the explanation of Mr. Franâ€" coeur‘s disappearance and his whereâ€" abouts, though nc light had been shed on the mystery over the weekâ€"end. Later information from the loctal police is that his brether is reasonably sure Mr. Francoeur reached Rouyn. His description is: Height five feet eight iimrches, weight about 145 pounds, slim of build and fair of complexion. He was last seen wearing a brown windâ€" breaker with zipper, and rubber boots drawn up over his trousers. Suggests that Austria May Cheat Italy by Alliance The age of the missing man, who was an overseas veteran, would be in the early forties. Vienna.â€"In view of the recent Italoâ€" Yugoslay pact, much interest is arousâ€" ed here in the progress made by Ausâ€" tria and Czecchoslovakia in their efâ€" forts for coâ€"operation. Prime Minister Milan Hodza of Czschoslovakia recently visited Vienna at the same time that the Italian Forâ€" eign Minister, Count Galeazzo Ciano, was at the Yugoslay capital. It begins to ‘be aparent that Premier Hodza‘s moves for better understanding between Vienna and Prague are beginning to Bear fruit. Relations between Austria and Italy have ‘been definitely ccol since Preâ€" mier Mussolini, allegedly at Berlin‘s inrnstigation, declined to support the Hapsburg â€"restoration. The result has been an increasingly independent atâ€" titude on Chancellor Schuschnigg‘sâ€" part at Vienna. \ It has been stated here that Preâ€" mier Mussolini: wanted Chancellor Schuschnigg to help him bring Yugoâ€" slavia into the crbit of the Rome Pact, ncow comprising Italy, Aussria and Hunâ€" gary, and thus to separate Yugoslavia from the Little Entente and France. Chancellor Schuschnigg seems to have other ideas, however, all the more so since such a move would also involve closer coâ€"operation with Berlin and the abandonment of all hopes for a Hapsâ€" burg restoration. If Czechoslovakia‘s more recent moves lead to an accord between Austria and Czechcslovakia, it is persumed that Chanchellor Schuschnigg‘s proposed trip to Belgrade would be made under Preâ€" mier Hodza‘s ‘auspices imstead of Preâ€" mier Mussolini‘s. The Czech Premier would certainly desire to introduce his new friends to the other members of the Littile Entente coterie. What is seen here as an act of deâ€" fiente to Premier Mussolini was Sunâ€" aay‘s mcnarchist demonstration, ~in which the Austrian Viceâ€"Cnancellor, Field Marshal Lieut. Ludwig Hulgerth, Chancelor Schuscchnigg‘s personal reâ€" presentative, cstentatiously participated and cheers for Archduke Otto rent the air. PLEASING RESULTS AT â€" MATACHEWAN PROPERTY Raise from 125â€"foot level to the pit in northwest part of the Matacnewan property of Matona Gold Mines hnas been completed and shows values of free gold throughout, officials advise. A. â€"H. Smith, mine manager, estimaies gocd average values across width of about 54 inches. On the 123%5â€"foot level a crosscut has been run to explore an ore body in this section. Good mineralization has been e;:sountered. Several tons of material and supplies are at West Tree, and will be freightâ€" ed into the preperty shortly. Another been run to explore an ore body in this| "But the thing is a deadlock now and section. Gsod mineralization has been|I‘m afraid it may remain that way e;:sountered. indefinitely," he continued. ~"Of course, Several tons of material and supplies |the company is free to carry on negoâ€" are at West Tree, and will be freighs;â€" |tiations independently of me but I know ed into the preoperty shortly. Another|that at the moment there are no such engineâ€"room will ‘be erected, and tne|negotiations." shaft continued to a depth of 500 feet. ‘The premier said he was not opposed to international labour organizations Hamnwn Spectator: The elf that such as the American Federation of imp who plays hob so often with the| Labour. quotations. "But they are as much opposed to Premier Hepburn at Toronto Tuesday afternoon said he had arranged for augmentation of the emergency po.ice force now concentrated in Toronto. He summoned Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Ontario Provincial Police to the city when the 3,700 General Motors workers quit their posts last Thursday, demanding recognition of the union linked with Lewis‘ fortes. wage adâ€" vances and improved conditions. Ontario provincial police have been instructed to swear in additional conâ€" stables, said the Premier. He said he telegraphed the Dominion administraâ€" tion for additional assistance. In Toâ€" ronto at present are 100 R.C.M.P.offiâ€" cers, but it was not revealed how many were sought to add.to this numbr. Police Reserve Held at Toâ€" ronto Increased for Emerâ€" gency. Premier Charges Communists Active If the C. I. O. representatives stepped out of the picture, said Mr Hepburn. he believed settlement couid be reached with the General Motors employes. 39 Third Avenue Timmins SCHUMACHER HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. PORCUPINE HARDWARE CO: schumacher, Ont. south Porcupine, Ont. 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Commends Conservatives He concluded: "I want to commend the leaders of the Conservative party in this province for refraining from criticizing the Govâ€" ernment in this crisis This is not a political issue but it is one which afâ€" tects every good Canadian citizen. "And, by the way, if there is any one better prepared to deal with this situâ€" ation I am prepared to step aside and let them go ahead. Political expedicncy This is the last available of the Refrigerators that is the greatest value ever offered by Westinghouse. Act Quickly:You!Saves$41 "IF NOAH HAD BEEN FORCED TO BUILD TOâ€"DAY INSTEAD OF THEN!" PORCUPINE HARDWARE COMPANY south Porcupine, Ont. is not a consideration here. For Osâ€" hawa is only a beginning of what may be expectsd from the forces of Lewis and Communists." (Hon. Norman Rogers, Dominion LaAâ€" bour Minister, wrote to Mayor Alex Hall of Oshawa his department was ready to assist in negotiations. Although the Dominion‘s department‘s appearance in the situation has been approved by the workers‘ representatives the Gensral Motors heads have made no statscment in this connection.) Huntsvill2 Fogster: A New York cheâ€" mist announces a new and improved process for tanning hides, The oldâ€" fashioned school master had a very efficient method, too. THURSDAY, APRIL 150TH, 1937 Racey in The Timesâ€"Picayune,