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On Sunday, Feb. 13th, throughout Canada and in other parts of the Emâ€" pire, the 38th anniversary of the founding of the Imperial Order Daughâ€" ters of the Empire will be observed by the honouring of Founder‘s Day. The Order was founded in 1900 by the late Mrs. Clark Murray, wife of Prof. Murâ€" _ 38th Anniversary of the Daughters of the Empire Timmins Golden Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters . of the Empire to Observe Founder‘s Day, Sunday, Feb. 13th. Church Attendance, Special Prayers and Other Features to Mark Occasion. || Wax Turnips, 8 Ibs. 25¢ | Bantam Corn, â€" â€" > No. 2 tin He | Head Lettuce, 2 for 19¢ Tomato Juice â€" â€" â€" 20. 07. tth 10VC AYLMER BRANDâ€"GOLDEN MEAT â€" sPECiALS FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY PORTERHOUSE Roast â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" lb. 32¢ Wing Roast â€" â€" â€"lb. 28c Sirloin Roast â€" Ib. 26¢ BUTT Roast Pork â€" â€" Ib. 22¢ *xBRILLO oo um im oo I 2C Alum and Household Cleaner PICNIC STYLE SHANKLESSâ€"FRESH Frozen Fillets â€" Ib. Chicken fi'ahbut lb. 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Try it at this special low price. A SPECIAL PRICE ON EATON‘S e sSPECIALâ€"POLO BRAND CUT OR e SPECIALâ€"IN BULK FOR ECONOMY 6 SPECIALâ€"TO SERVE WITH YOUR MACARONIT SPECIALâ€"AUSTRALIAN S,P.C. BRAND Bulk Choice Apricots â€" â€" lIb. 25¢ GREEN GIANT Tomato Juice â€" â€" â€" 20 oz. tin 100 e SPECIALâ€"UNPITTED MEATY ®e MANUFACTURER‘S OFFERâ€"3 Cakes for the Price of 2 SPECIALâ€"MANNING‘S B SIZE FLOUR PURITY A SPECIAL BAKING SALE Palawan COFFEE Timmins Golden Chapter 1.0.D.E., orâ€" ganized in 1919, is to join the other chapters of the Order in honouring Founder‘s Day. The members of Timâ€" mins Chapter are asked to attend their respective church services on Sunday, Feb. 13th, Founder‘s Day. A special prayer for Founder‘s Day will be inâ€" cluded in the services at St. Matthew‘s Anglican church and also at the Timâ€" mins United Church. ‘The Provincial Educational Secretary, Mrs. J. D. Detwiler, of London, Ont., will speak over the radio from C.B.L, from 4.45 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday in observdnce of Education Week. Dr. Stewart, of Halifax, NS., is giving a porticn of his broadcast time from 6.30 to 6.45 p.m. on Sunday for the obseryvâ€" ance of Founder‘s Day of the 1.0.D.E. they loved by helpful service of various 7 lb. bag "1.10 29¢ 24 lb bag PEANUTS ................ Ib. JELLY BE ANS ........ Ib. WALNUT Halves 1 lbs. e MANNING‘S CUSTARD Cream BISCUITS ....lb. Cream CANDIES 2 lbs. PEANUTS in shell ....lb. ®e VALENTINE FOR YOUR ENTERTAINING e VALENTINE _ 6 PRINCESS BRANDâ€"SALTED SYRUP NATURE‘sS NATURAL SWEETNER THIRD AVE. 4 Ib Clark numscplfltot genlus of «organiz2ation bol of the service c!minlmndndsd- other cities, towns and villages of the Empire. Founded in Timmins at the close of the war, the 1.ODE. carried on the work for the soldiers that had been the task of various patriotic soâ€" cieties during the time of the conflict. Soidiers and their families were helped, comforted and encouraged, and coâ€" operation extended to the several soldâ€" iers‘ organizations. The â€"Timmins Chapter was forward aiso in educaâ€" tional work, supplying flags, maps, books, to schools, especially the strugâ€" gling rurl schools, while scholarships were also awarded to spur students to mmomnmpxmm service. of inspiration. ‘The Work done by the Chapter in Timmins is a symâ€" bol of the service given in hundreds ofâ€" other cities, towns and villages of the Blue. Ribbon DELICIOUSLY RICH HOUSEHOLD wWASHING _ u.. 200 FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING PUTS THE BEEF INTO YOU tln 2 Iorzsc 00000 OX 0 1. 39¢ 2 C for a greater appreciation of the prinâ€" ciples upon which the British Empire is founded, working for better education, better health for the people, and ever keeping alive the great traditions of freedom, justice, progress, as the very essence of the Empire. Timmins Golden Chapter in all its worthy activities has but patterned itâ€" self after the Order of which it is a part. The first accomplishment of the 1.0.D.E. after its founding by Mrs. Murâ€" ray was the provision of a fund to E $ 8 § ; place fitting monument to the Canaâ€" dian soldiers who had offered their lives to their Empire at the time of the South African war. The monumentâ€" aan honour to the 1.O.D.E. as well as to the soldiersâ€"stands at Bloemfontein. During the Great War the I.O.D.E. colâ€" lected the remarkable total of six milâ€" lion dollars, established and maintained a hospital base with nurses and other attendants, ambulances, field kitchens, etc., as well as providing an immense quantity of comforts and aids for the soldiers in the field. After the war another half million dollars was raisâ€" ed for memorial purposes and scholarâ€" ships in Canada and overseas establishâ€" ed for the children of soldiers. Other matters in which the I.O.D.E. has parâ€" ticularly interested itself include:â€"care of the underprivileged, assistance to schools, secondary education, school libraries, scholarships and prizes, Emâ€" pire Day and other patroitic ceremonâ€" ials, hospitals and health, Empire study, British motion picture fillms, friendliâ€" ness to New Canadians, the Girl Guides, any practically every other patriotic or community movement for the genâ€" eral welfare. ‘In the coronation issue a full page was devoted to listing the patronesses, officers, executive, etc., of the I.0.D.E. The list showed how broad is the foundâ€" ation on which the I.O.D.E. is establishâ€" ed and maintained. Her Excellency, the Lady Tweedmuir is the honorary president of the National Chapter of Canada,. Mrs. Hubert Bruce is the honorary viceâ€"president for Ontario; Madame E. L. Patenaude, for Quebec. The <honorary viceâ€"presidents for the Chapter include:â€"Lady Gooderham, Miss Joan Arnoldi, Mrs. Angus Macâ€" Murchy, Matron Margaret Macdonald, Mrs. Colin H.:Campbell, Mrs, W. H. Barker, and many others. â€" The list of those on the National executive comâ€" mittee, the national councillors, the honorary members, the advisory board, is equally distinguished and impressive. Children‘s Aid to _ ~Hire Social Worker (Continued from Page One) Library Board A communrication was received from the Library Board asking for their annual grant in the amount of $7500. The board also requests an additional $1800 for new fixtures, furniture and expenses of moving into the new town hall. The matter was referred to the firance committee. sue to record the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth was a journal of the most intense interest to all who respect the Empire and its traditions. The story of the King and @ueen and their family and of the corâ€" onation itself was ably accomplished in ‘"Echoes‘"‘, while the many illustrations, many of them richly coloured, were works of art. Progress Estimates . _The treasurer was ordered to pay the following amounts as progress estiâ€" mates on work at the new town hall:â€" Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis, general contracâ€" tors, $10,000; Smith and Elston, plumbâ€" ing, $800; Armstrong Electric, $100; P. J. O‘Gorman, architect, $350. "Echoes," the magazine issued monthly ‘by the National Chapter of Canada Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire is worthy of a paragraph by itself. This attractive and cleverlyâ€" cdited magazine is of unusual value to Canada and the Empire. In addition to recording the story of the IL.O.D.E., it is an inspiration to Canadian patriâ€" otism and Canadian culture. The isâ€" . _ Actept Tenders The following tenders in connection with the new town hall were approved by council:â€"Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis, linolâ€" eum, $2900; Viking Electric, sanding floors, $75.00; Offite Spécialty Comâ€" pany, partitions, $1632, counters, $1475. To Pay for Light ‘In future the town will pay for the cost of operating a street light at the corner of Waterloo and Vimy avenue, located in the recent annexation, which has heretofcre been paid by a private individual. Winners at Cornish Social Whist Drive Pleasing Event Held by Popâ€" ular Club on Tuesday Night. All who attended the whist drive under the auspices of the Cornish Soâ€" clal Club on Tuesday evening, Feb. 8th, had a very good time. There were 18 tables of whist, and the cards were much enjoyed. The following were the prizc winners at cards:â€"Ladies, first, Mrs. Beaulne; second, Mrs. L. Harris; third, Mrs. Hawse; fourth, Mrs. Campâ€" bell; gentlemen, first, J. Smith; secâ€" ond, Mr. Morgan; third, Mr. Rickard; fourth, Mr. Lortie. In Monday‘s Advance a list was given of the casts in the three palys being presented this week by the students of the Timmins High and Vocational School on their Theatre Nights. In givâ€" ing the cost of the fantasy, "Three Pills in a Bottle," one name was inadverâ€" tently omitted. The name was in the list supplied by the High School, but due to a dropped line, or other similar accident, it did not appear in print. The name was that of Moe Shragge, who showed last year that he has a special talent for dramatic work and is especially effective in ‘numorous parts. His name should have followed that of Tavy. Pierini, who took the part of "A Scissors Grinder." Moe Shragge was "His Soul." There were also two travelling prizes given, the winners being:â€"Ladies, Mrs. Byrom; gentlemen, Mr. Rickard. Death of Little Girl Born in Timmins Four Years Ago Refreshments were served during the evening by members of the club. The Cornish Social Club are holding a social evening on Feb. 19th for memâ€" bers. Ice cream will be served at this event. Members are asked to make a note of the date and keep the ewvent in mind. (From North Bay Nugget) The death of Susanne Jean Demers, fourâ€"yearâ€"old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R, A, Demers, occurred at St. Joseiph‘s General Hospital, North Bay, Saturday, February 5, after an illness of two weeks. After an illness of 10 days, with parâ€" alysis, the child developed double pneuâ€" monia and failed to rally. She was born in Timmins, and was well known in Mattawa where she lived for two years. Huntingdon Gleaner: An angler near the Friedrich bridge at Heidelberg found he could not draw his line from the water. On investigation his catch proved to be a car, which his hook had caught. The car was hauled up and handed over to the police, who found it had been stolen. Funeral service was conducted at 3 o‘clock, Monday afternoon, February 7, at the Proâ€"Cathedral of the Assumption with Rev. J. C. Humphrey officiating. Interment was in St. Mary‘s cemetery. Name was Inadvertently Omitted from H. S. List Special term payments starting April 30th, The greatest bm we ever offered. Actâ€"30 day quantity is limited. Have you seen the big specials on Westinghouse Dual Automatic Refrigerators? 39 Third Ave., Timmins Phone 187 YOUR OLD ICE BOX TAKEN AS DOWN PAYMENT Radios, Washers, Vacuum Cleaners, Ranges all by Westinghouse Schumacher High School Toâ€"morrow Night: GREEN CHEESE FRIDAY, FEB. 11th ADMISSION â€"~â€"â€" â€" â€"â€" 50c . M.C. for the evening was Mr. SCHUMACHER HIGH â€" SCHOOL Presents Musical Comedy in Three Acts Ken. Sakos Delights Large Gathering (Oontinued from Page One) The deep sorrow and pathos which the singer carried in every note, was easily understood by the audience, who strainâ€" ed forward in their interest. Ancother song that won special faâ€" vour was: ‘They Are Marrying My Love" the story of a young man whose love is being married to his rival, and who has been asked to be best man at the wedding; his prayers to God that he may be spared this trial made the lisâ€" teners keenly aware of his heartbreak. Very popular also was "Come Along and Dance," a merry melody, with a liiting rhythm. â€" Undoubtedly every selection was so roundly applaiuded that if the artist had given encores in every case, the gathering would still be hapâ€" pily applauding. The pianoforte solos presented by Miss Willlams were indeed a delight both to behold and to hear. Watching the artist‘s hands over the keys, it seemed that she barely touched the plano, and yet the smooth music that she brought forth from those keys proved otherwise. The selection "Gorâ€" dens in the Rain" was marvellous; each person in the audience seemed to see rain on trees and flowers and grass, and heard the drip, drip, of the raindrops. One could sense the time when the rain was very heavy, and then, again, the time when it was a light drip. At the conclusion of this number there was an insistent applause that brought the artist back for an encore selection. Der_ Wanderer .. Mn es ..Schubert Du bist die rith‘ ................_........ Schubert Ach Lieb ich muss nun scheiden Strauss Nichts ... ces ... The programme presented was follows: Pieta Signore (sacred) Nos lo diro col labbro The Sailor‘s Song ......... Etude in P Minor ._.s....... Jardin sous la Pluice (Gardens in the Rain) Encore: Selection ... The Hills of Gruzia â€"....... flce My Message (I sent you xed TOses .. )"......... A......l Guy D‘Hardelot Come Along and Dance ........ Pennington The SEA GpPSY ... ks Head Encore: "When I have Sung My Songs" O, Paradiso (from the Opera "Africana‘") ... Meyerbeer Encore: Selection from Opera ‘"Tosca~‘ Con amores, la mi madre (Classic Spanish Song) .......Obradors They Are Marrying My Love (Greek Folk Song) .............. Labdas Non ti a scordar di me ........... DeCurtis (From the European film "Love Me Forever") ie e Leoncavallo (From the Opera in Costume. Encores: "On the Road to Mandalay" "Neopolitan Serenade" Vesti la giubba (Laugh, Clouwn, Globe and Mail:â€"A British Columbia member of Parliament wishes a law enacted to keep the Japanese out of Canada. Wonder the Chinese never III Piano Solos ARY 10TH, 1938 Phone 1870"° Leoncavallo Stradella .. Handel ..... Haydn Chopin Revel as