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Orange Juice Bacon *J Luncheon Chopped Ham and Tomato Sandwiches Shredded Carrots Ssupper Cheese Ring with Vegetable Salad Brown Bread Butter Sandwiches Cake CGiinger Ale and turnips. Eggs are lower than they were last year at this time and for this reason they may be served as a main dinner course in place of meat, which is steadily rising in price. Ssunday BRreakfast Shredded pineapple Baked Salt Mackeral Hot Rolls Blackberry Jam â€" Coffee Dinner Tomato and Cucumber Canape Radishes Olives Roast Lamb, Mint Sauce Browned Potatoes String BReans with Brown Butter Lettuce with French Dressing Orange ITce Nut Cake Peaches and plum: height of their seas fore good buys. Red melons, huckleberric apples are all reason best bargains to be | table market are be bers. radishes, When to Buy Peaches and Plums and Other Fruits Red and White Grapes, Melons, Huckleberries, Apples and Other Fruits Now at Best Prices for the Housewives, Good Time Also to Buy Beets, Carrots, Corn, Tomatoes, Ete. 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NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY, LIMITED Luncheon Coffet teadyâ€"tGâ€"ea Bacon Buttered Squash Tced Tea oâ€"Fat Cereal No. 164 and many other models. At a slight extra cost it is available on any Moffat Electric Range. SIMPLE . . . DEPENDABLE . . . ACCURATE It eliminates guesswork . . . you know your roasting or baking is being accomplished in heat at the exact temperature you desire. The Thermâ€"Oâ€"Matic Control is standard on Moffat Coffee MOFFAT LIQUIDâ€"TYPE THERMâ€"Oâ€"MATIC OVEN HEAT CONTROL Tea Coff e Tea qQuestioned as to why he was driving for a trucking concern without a chautâ€" feur‘s license, he said he had needed the job and had told his employers he had one Police alleged Garre had been trying to pass two cars and a truck when he crashed into an oncoming car. He pleaded guilty to the charges of reckâ€" less driving and /driving without a pérâ€" mit. Kirkland Lake, Aug. 27.â€"Charges arising out of an accident on the Larâ€" der Lake highway on Monday night brcught fines amounting to $35 and costs to Harvey Garre, driver for a Timmins ‘bcoittling concern, in police court yesterday. Timmins Driver Said to Be Implicated in Crash Copyright 1938, by The Bell Syndiâ€" cate, Inc. Coffee | Quick Chocolate Cream Roll | 1 cup cream ! 1 Teaspoon Almond Extract 18 Thin Chozolate Snaps. Whip cream very stiff add the fiaâ€" voring and spread wafers. As spread side on serving dish, Cover top and s ideon serving dish. Cover top and sides with remaining cream. Set in r>â€". frigerator for at least three hours. Blice it diagonally. Pretty Shower in Honour Brideâ€"toâ€"Be Party and Shower for Miss Clara Durrell Dinner Broiled Ham Grilled Sweet Potatoes Buttered Beets Quick Chocolate Roll THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO The picture is quite different this year Enthusfasm was feverish at the outset but as prices tumbled many refused to pick any more berries than would keep them in the bare necessities of life. Various but vague opinions are adâ€" ‘vanced by the pickers for the price slashing. Some were inclined to beâ€" lieve that they are being exploited by The biggest year in the history of the shackâ€"town blueberry plains was in 1928 when a New Liskeard canning facâ€" tory bought all available berries at ten cents a pound. On this basis the pickers r:ceived from $1.50 to $1.60 a basket, Many were able to make enough to keep themselves all winter, one famâ€" ily alone quitting the patch with earnâ€" ings of $1,000. The poor price of berries has been a source of consistentâ€"complaint. At the start of the season, the pickers were receiving $1 per basket but this figure has been reduced iuntil toâ€"day the preâ€" vailing rate is fifty cents. Of this amount the inhabitants receive only forty cents, having to pay ten cents for each basket. Last year the lowest price offer>d by the buyers was seventy cents a basket. Crown Attorney S. A. Caldbick has been consulted by District Sanitary Inâ€" spector Hugh McIntyre, of Kirkland Lake, with regard to closing the camp. He advissd the authorities that they might go ahead and close the area according to law but pointed out that even with the assistance of Provincial Police, some difficulty might be exâ€" perienced. Disheartened by conditions in genâ€" eral, many of the pickers have packed up their few belongings and moved out but even in spite of their hardships more than a thousand are sticking it cut hoping that the end of the season may bring better returns. Dysentery is taking a dGdaily toll among the erstwhile inhabitants of ‘"*Blueberry City". Seven are incarâ€" cerated in hospital in Matheson and many others are treatinz themselves for the ailment in the rude shacks of which the soâ€"called town is composed. Disgusted with prevailing prices and their ranks riddled by illness, the anâ€" nual trek of blueberry pickers to the sand plain shackâ€"town tweonty miles east of Matheson, is generally regarded this year by the inhabitants as a "washâ€" out." Population of "Blueberry City" Dwindles to Mere 1,000. Many Leave Area on Account of Poor Price for Fruit. Some Claim Exploitation by Buyers in Interview With Representative of The Advance. There are several summer rules which every woman and girl should follow regarding hair care. Here they are: Always keep ycur hair covered while you are under intense sun. Blueberry Shack Town Squalid and Disgusted Essential Care During the summer brush your hair daily. If it is too oily or too dry use a tonic just as you would during the colder months. A shampoo once every two weeks or once every ten days is necessary. Between shampoos be sure to rinse out the salt water if you get it wet bathing. Salt water on the hair acts like minute magnifying crystal, attracting the sun and havinz great bleaching .power. If you allow your hair to dry with it on, while the sun beats down, you probably will fade or bleach it beyond reconditioning! ick any more berries than would keep In a straw vote election when the hem in the bare necessities of life.| town and surrounding settlements were ‘arious but vague opinions are adâ€"|at their height, Joe Belair, well known anced by the pickers for the price Lowther character, was accorded the ashing. Some were inclined to beâ€" | office of mayor. Joe, who is at "Blueâ€" eve that they are being exploited by | berry City" for the sixteenth year in the buyers, others just shrug theirsuccession, is unofficial head of the Scmchosw when bathing days come along the majsrity of women feel they ; don‘t have to care for their hair. “In' the fall T"l get a few zood treatments," they promise themselves, without realâ€" izing that possibly the damage done : during the summer cannot be cor recbâ€"d by a few special treatments! | It is gocd to remember that your hair goes to the beach too. Right along . with you. It can‘t take the sun and the water any better than your skin. It requires the same care and protection. j FRANCISKA GAAL selected a huge, loose fitting hood for beach wear. It not only protects hher hair from the sun but it also covers the back of her neck and across her shoulders where constant sunning teughens the skin. YOUR HAIR GOES TO THE BEACH TOO! Two stores supply the needs of the schack swellers in the way of food and clothing. Business is largely on a barâ€" ter basis, berries being exchanged for food. Prices of: merchandise however are considerably higher than "outside," the increase on some articles being as high as a hundred per cent. The town boasts restaurants, one of which, ‘"‘Tne Blueberry Lunch," is operâ€" ated by Alf Leblond, 47 Wende avenue, Timmins. _ Business was brisk during the early days of the town but lately things have been falling off. Mr. Leâ€" blond plans to return home next week, he told a representative of The Adâ€" vance who paid a visit to the blueberry universe. "Blueberry" is a veritable melting pot of wanderers but a considerable number are sufficiently affluent to afford cheap cars. Odd parties are there also in betâ€" ter class machines but these are largeâ€" ly people who joined the blueberry trek as a vacation. While men predominâ€" ate there is also a considerable number of women and children. Whole famâ€" ilies, the majority of whom spent last winter on relief, have taken up their abode in the town. shoulders, more or less resigned to a condition that apparently has no soluâ€" tion or redress. The main camp of several,; located around the picturesue shores of Blueâ€" berry Lake, is a disjointed series of shambling shacks. Every conceivable type of material is used in ‘their conâ€" struction from discarded awnings and tar paper to nondescript lumber and sheet iron. . Actually one of the. prinâ€" cipal "buildings‘" on theâ€"main street of "Blueberry City" has a ‘complete metal roof. Gangling birch polées form the framework for the numercus shacks but a few of the "citizens‘‘ have been living in tents. From the standpoint of sanitation the camps are a veritable breeding zround for all or any type of disease. Reguâ€" lations are nonâ€"existent and carelbossâ€" ness seems to be the keynote. A few enjoy the luxury of a camp cot but the majority sleep on the ground with dried grass as a mattress. If you can get away with it put off getting a new perman:nt wave until the middle of September or the first of October. , Loet those mistreated dgdried hair ends grow out and be cut off! cate, Inc.) And summer is a grand time to let your back hair line grow in.‘ Don‘t clip it or let your hairdresser clip it. You will want a brushed up hairâ€"do this fall and how can you have it if your back hair line looks llke whlsk brush ? Try waterâ€"proofing your hair before taking a dip by spraying it with one of those lotions. That helps to keep it dry and it also prevents rapid fading if the sun reaches it. Have your hair set or if you require a quick darying one. Rather than too frequent soap shamâ€" poos cleanse it occasionally with a light tonic. If you expose hair to the sun at all it should be brushed out fluffy and freeâ€"not set as you normally wear it. So that the sun can penetrate it all and reach the entire surface of your scalp. If hair is dry, keep a litle tonic or olive oil massaged into the scalp. N:ver expos>o tinted hair to the sun‘s rays. (Coypright 1938, by The Bell Syndiâ€" with water only, lotion, choose a Born in Nova Scotia in the year 1860, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ehgler. Although a native of Nova Scotia, Mr. Eheler came to Baysâ€" ville, in the Muskoka District while Iroquois Falls, Ont., Aug. 25â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Death claimed a pionsger of the Muskoka district here on Wedanesday, when Azariel Eheler, age 78 years cla, passed away in the Anson General Hospital, following illness from cancer during the past eight months. Pneumonia set in at the last, and was partly the cause of death. Rev. Richard Hain»s announced the coming marriage of Frank Lake, acâ€" countant at the Cobalt branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia, and Miss Cora Struthers, of North Bay, who also wrre called in St. Andrew‘s United Church there by Rev. M. N. Omond, who is to Gfficilate at their wedding next week. Death of Mr. A. Eheler of Mont Rock Last Week Banns were called in the United Church by Rev. E. Gilmour Smith for Walter Ramsay, of the customs office staff here, and Miss Sirkka Laurila, who an>» to be married in Timmins by Rev. William Mustard, who also proâ€" claimed the banns there for the younsg lady. At St. James‘ Anglitan Church, Ccbalt, Aug. 29.â€"â€"(Special to The Advance) â€"Formal announcements that two of Cobalt‘s young men, one of them wellâ€"known in both New Lisâ€" keard and Timmins and the other a nephew of Georg> Lake, publisher of The Porcupine Advance, will renounce their bachelor estate, were mads in two churches here on Sunday, similar proâ€" clamations with respect to the bridesâ€" toâ€"be being made in Timmins and North Bay. Both weddings are schedâ€" uled for Labor Day and both couples will live here on their return from their honeymoon trips. Despite the squalor and «knowledge that even their meagre existence must come to an early i>nd, ‘"Blueberry City" folk have a sense of humour that is disarming. Many of them victims of cirecumstances not of their own making, they accept the good and the bad with a smile. primitive town and ha three trips to Detroit in find a market for the berrt trip was sucto:ssful and carloads of berries left M shipment across the bordé The residents keep infor the newspapers brought in son and a few whsezy ib that the pickers boast. T‘wo Weddings of Interest in Liskeard and Timmins goes back to school â€"â€"in style! Start the term out right, by calling Parker‘s toâ€"day â€"remember the numberâ€"2360â€"use that service that satisfiesâ€"for "When we‘re thruâ€"it looks like new." l l M LlT ED General Contractors, Lumber, Building Supplies Head Office Mill Office Schumacher, Phone 708 Timmins, Phone 709 % Telephone 2360 CLEANERS DYERS NUâ€"WBLL the low cost washable walli paint! You too, will like Parker‘s and efficient. Parker‘s is a | â€"work or play. Parker‘s gives you that look and feel of new material â€"that smartness, that appeals to all. Yes, there is a reason why hundreds of alert young students use Parker‘s Serviceâ€"they feel betterâ€"look better and get longer service from a Parker cleaned and finished garment,. Almost overnight, men and women, young and old, have found in Parker‘s iserâ€" vice, the complete answer to their cleaning problems, They wanted a cleaning, that was clean thru and thruâ€"a finishing, that held its tailoring and styleâ€" Parker‘s does all thisâ€"und more, Math Dries in two hours. Leaves no brush marks or laps. Mas no odor. e New walls and ceilings for old! One 5â€"Ib, package of NUâ€"WALL is enough for the walls and ceiling of an average room. Choice of white or ten lovely pastel tints, NUâ€"WALL is so easy to use, Mix with waterâ€"apply â€"in two hours it‘s dry! You can wash it just like oil paint. Ask for a tint card. d tVAarousg m Mathe H N mad h . Serviceâ€"its fastâ€"reliable great companion at school The Hon. Farl Rowe, leader of the Ontario Conservative party, with Mrs. Rowe and their children, were vacaâ€" tioning in Timmins for the past few days. Taking time Ooff from affairs political, Mr. Rowe and his family are making a pleasurse tour of Northern Ontario. Ontario Tory Leader and Family Visit Here quite young, and during his years there watched this great part of Ontario transform from a wildorness to the now beautiful sesnie cecluntry which it has become. Mr. Eheler married Miss Sarah Deâ€" mara on April the 5th, of 1882, in the town of Baysville, where the couple reâ€" mainesd on their farm. During more recent years they took up residence in North Bay, later coming to Mount. Rock where they have remained for the past two vears. Mr. Ehéeler was a staunch mesmber and active worker in the Oddfellows Lodge while residing in Baysville, and became well known amongst his associâ€" ates while there. Taken to the funeral parlours of W. H. Smith, he was prepared for removâ€" al to Baysville, where funeral services conductsd at the United Church in Friday afternoon. From the church he was borne to the Raysville Cemetery and laid to rest. The deceased leaves to mourn his widow, Mrs. Azaricl Eheler, two daughâ€" ters, Mrs. Jack Prestell, Mont Rock, and Mrs. Louise Stargatt, North Bay. Also two sons, George and Norman Eheler, both of Mont Rock. S t a r c h. You‘ll find directions printed on f the 1| a bel. Not general directions, but directions for 5 different solutions with a list of fabrics each solution is best for. If rour grocer hasn‘t yet ordered lIvory %Jaundry Starch send us his name and address and we will see that you are supplied. »The St. Lawrence Starch Co. Limited, Port Credit, Ontario. q Stop Puzzling Over Laundry Starch! 0 years. Mr. FEheler wa his years there rt of Ontario erness to the imiry which it