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MONDAY, AUVGUST sTH, 1938 Hamilton, Aug. 6.â€"The Royal Canaâ€" dian Humane Association has anâ€" nounced the award of its bronze meâ€" dal to J. B. Gaudreau, 124 Marquette street, Qurmrbec, in recognition of his part in the rescue of the Guenet surâ€" vey party in the Nottaway river disâ€" trict of Northern Quebec last winter. The announcement reads: "Nr. Gaudreau, who is a land surâ€" veyor for the Department of Lands and Forests <(Quebec), went to the rescue of Romeo Guenet and 15 of his men, whom he located on the Nottaway river. When Mr. Gaudreau found these Awarded Medal for Heroism in Quebec Surveyor Praised for Resâ€" cue of Party Lost in the North Last Winter With our new Low Prices on all Kodak prints which are now in effect. ~You get the same HIGH QUALITY WORK that the people of thte Poreupine District have reâ€" ceived from A. Tomkinson for the past 28 years. Films left at our Studio before 9.30 a.m. will be ready the same evening about 6.30 p.m. Nowâ€"there is no need to wait three or four days for your snapsâ€"Take them to the Royal Studio‘! 9 Balsam St. N. Phone 417 Royal Studio Get Entry Forms Here for the Advance Photography Contest DEVELOPED ENLARG ED New Low Prices Candid Cameras and All Supplies DEVELOPING PRINTING EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS 17 PINE for high class work! We Carry Complete Stock of LEICA........ £3.5 $162., £2 $205 ZEISS IKON ............ $23â€"$106 KODAKS from ............ $5â€"$61 VOIGTLANDER Complete with ever ready $1 8 leather carrying case f _ Kodaks hotos The more successful you are in photoâ€" graphy the more you expect of your camera. Remus‘ represents the leadâ€" ing camera makers of the world and is PRING In YOUR ENTRIES FOR THE ADVANCE PICTURE CONTEST _ in a position to offer the skilled amaâ€" teur as well as the novice, equipment to meet his most exacting demands. Come in and thoroughly inspect these famous cameras. on all men, two were at the point of death as a result of exposure and starvation. Mr. Guenet himself had lost 48 pounds. Two men had to be carried to the airâ€" plane. Mr. Gaudreau devoted himself to this heroic task, not only without remuneration but through spirit of humanitarianism." Mr. Gaudreau led the search for the Quebec government survey party headâ€" ed by Lt.â€"Col. J. Romeo Guenet which was snatched from death New Years FILMS ERY WEEK â€" â€" A PRIZE EACH WEEK RULES REGULATIONS IT‘S EASY TO ENTER _â€"This contest is open to any persoimn living in the Porcuâ€" pine District, other tnan professional photographers. Contestants may enter as many pictures as they wish any week. Pictures to be entered in the contest must be taken to one of the stores advertising in the contest section for developing and printing, and be entered at that store. All pictures must be finished during the term of the contest: July 18 to September 22, 1938. Each week‘s entries must be made before 4 p.m. Thursâ€" day. Pictures received after that time will be included in the next week‘s judging. Contestants are cautioned against placing names or initials on pictures entered. A number will be used by the Contest Manager to identify each entry. In the event of several particularly good entries being made in any one week, the judges reserve the right, after selecting the winning picture for the week, to reâ€" enter any of the remaining pictures in any future weeks, Prints entered in this contest become the property of The Porcupine Advance. Glossy prints are required ana negatives less than 254 x 2‘, inches must be enlarged. Employees of The Porcupine Advance and their famâ€" ilies are not eligible to enter the contest. Start taking pictures toâ€"day and enter them in The Advance Amateur Photography Contest. There is no limit to the types of pictures ... it is all perfectly simple. In this district are many beautiful scenes and interesting subjects ]llbt w aiting for your skill to transform them into a prize winning photogragh. If you are going away on vacation take your camera along. Many exceptional opportunities will present tnemselves Send your films in each week to one of the Contest Stores advertising in these pages for entry in the contest. You may enter as many picâ€" tures as you like. There is a prize for the best picture each week for 7 more weeks and a grand prize for the best picture of the whole contest. The decision of the judges shall he final Though inexpensively priced, Cineâ€"Kodak Eight M.M. model 20 is a capable movie maker with spring motor, automatic footage indicator, builtâ€"in exâ€" posure guide, and eyeâ€"level finder. It has a Kodak R Anastigmat FP.3.5 539 50 Lens. Costs only . ; # P Univex cce $14.95 x 7. "))\ %4 < . enter yourtr p ictures in The Porcupme Advance Amateur Photography Contest ...................... ------ YOU CAN WIN $5 THIS WEEK AND A GRAND PRIZE OF $30 VALUE V BRING BACK ALL THOSE VACATION THRILLS IN MOVING PICTURES WITH A CINEâ€" KODAK Day in th* frozen miuskeg country of Northern Qusebec. Food Suppliecs Give Out The Cluenet party was flown in the North August 25 to survey a 96â€"mile line {from Lake Evans to the Ontarioâ€" Qusbec boundary. The work was to have kzsen finished Dzcember 10, the men planning to be home for Christâ€" mas. Their food supplies ran out Noâ€" vemker 22 and they were unable to find a cache placed a month previously. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARTO Enter your Pictures at any of these Stores The Goldfields Drug Co., Ltd. Moisley Ball, Druggists 36 Third Avenue, Timmins £9 First Avenue, Schumacher Just take your films to be developed to one of "The Advance Photography Contest" Stores. When the picâ€" tures are finished select the ones you wish to enter. The Contest Stores staff will gladly fill out the Entry Form for you and turn it and the pictures over to The Advance for the judging. <It‘s just as simple as that. Start taking prizeâ€"winning pictures at once. The more you enter the better chance you have of winning the weekly prizes and the grand prize. Get in the Swim! Despite their experiences from lack cf food and being stranded for 39 days with the temperature at times 40 beâ€" low zero, Col. Guenet maintained "we still could have made another month." Canada in Second Place in Gold Output Leo Bernicr, a 24â€"yearâ€"old member of the party, was in serious condition from lack of food, and was flown to hospital at Mcosonee, Ont., immediately. The other surveyors were brought out durâ€" ing the next two days. All recovered from their partial starvation and exâ€" posure. * f Without wirsless the party was unâ€" able to signal its plight or its location. On the cvening of December 31 Mr. Gaudreau and Air Engineer J. H. Luâ€" cas. in a plane piloted by G. H. Spradâ€" brow, landed when they sighted one of the missing party waving at the plane. "They threw their arms around our necks and cried," Spradbrow said afterwards. 1934. Russia is excluded owing to lack of data, from the record of the Ameriâ€" can Bureau of Statistics. Canadian output of 2,211,000 fine ounces in the first six months of 1938 registered an increase of 240,000 ounces or 12.2 per cent. over the corresponding | Gold production in Canada set a rew monthly record in June, and at the same time the increase in output for the first half of the year was at a faster rate than that of any other of the major producing countries. The volume of production placed the Doâ€" minion in second place, ahead of the United States for the first time since Hunting was poor, but from then on they lived mostly on rabbits. ‘Burke‘s Drug Stores Rate of Increae in Advance of All Other Nations. 30 Third Avenue, Timmins 3 Stores in Timmins Pearce Cross Drug Stores Ltd. 34 Golden Avenue, South Porcupine 9 Balsam Street North, Timmins 17 Pine Street North, Timming C. A. Remus, Jeweller .;} The Ramona Studio pericd of 1937. This was substantially greater than South Africa‘s gain of 133,000 ounces, or 2.3 per cent., and the United States‘ increase of 81,000 ounces, or 3.9 per cent. In the latter coimtry, in fact, production has been declining of late, running behind 1937 in the past two months. World output, excluding Russia, was up 656,000 counces, or 4.5 per cent. in ths periocd, and of this gain Canada accounted for more than cneâ€"third. 65 Third Avenue, Timmins The Royal Studio Enter Your Snapshots in The Advance Photography Contest Here This Week Fast Service on 36 Third Ave., Timmins Phone 127 There‘s no delay when you bring your films to us for developing and printing. Work brought in at 9 in the morning is ready the same day at 6.15 p.m. â€" â€" â€" fine work too‘! We carry a large stock of Kodaks supplies and film in all sizes, so make Moisley and Ball your headâ€" quarters for photography equipment. DEVELOPING PRINTING MOISLEY BALL Costly for Kapuskasing Man to Escape Road Dust Kapuskasing, August 6.â€"â€""I didn‘t want to take the other fellow‘s dust," explainecd Joseph E. Dube when he apâ€" peared on a reckless driving charge in police court here before Magistrate E. R. Tucker. Smileos:â€"Germany. after seizing conâ€" trol of Austria, has repudiated the debts of that country. Nice work if you can get it, Hitler, As the "other fellow" happened to be two Provincial Police highway paâ€" trolmen who clocked Dube at 72 miles an hour, Magistrate Tucker did not long ponder the case before finding the accused guilty and imposing a fine totalling $382.75 and suspending his driving permit for two months. Evidcnce was that Dube had picked up his police chasers when he sped through an intersection here. The highway patrol car chased him halt way to Hearst before he shook off the pursuit when the officers dropped back as th»> speedometer needl> climbed past 72 miles per hour. North Bay Nugsget:â€"John P. Barâ€" num‘s philosophy of "*one being born every minute" must have worn out, as one of his creations, the cireus, had to close because of poor patronage. CAMERA SPECIAL WARWICK BOX CAMERA UniveX Model "A" is constructed with all the care and painstaking application to every detail that one would expect to find in an expensive camera. It is only the enormous production facilities behind it which make its amazingly low price possible. We carry a full stock of the very latest in Trusses, Belts and Supports. Opposite the Palace Theatre Phone 648 ENTER THE ADVANCE PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST HERE Entner Your Pictures in The Advance Photography Contest. Entry forms are obtainable bere. For best results and prize winning pictures use equipment recommended by us. Phone 24 With 2 Rolls of Film All fOor With the purchase of 5 rolls of film at the regular price of 15¢ a roll, | 5 rolls for 75¢ See the New Nonâ€"Skid Trussâ€"We Can Fit and Satisfy You. GOLDFIELDS Univex Camera ®@ A Message to Camera Enthusiasts 59 First Ave., Schumacher Phone 1700 We Also Feature Argus Candid, Kodak and Voigtlander Cameras TR U S S EL S THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE. MODEL "A" Camera Contest The Ramona Studio 65 Third Ave. Phone 1005 Entry Forms The portrait studio ofâ€" . fers exceptionally high quality work, in developing vyour prints. Take advanâ€" tage of this by taking your next roll of film to the Raâ€" mona Studioe. The years of experience behind our work enâ€" ables us to be of assistance to you, when entering picâ€" tures in The Advance Phoâ€" tography Contest. Make it a point to get your entry forins here. South Porcupine