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Box 1591 Empire Block Timmins 14â€"26 IF you Feer SUNK United Cigar Store, 20 Third Ave. PORCUPINE CREDIT Corporation Ltd. Full particulars from any agent. BAILIFFS, COLLECTORS and AUCTIONEERS °_ Room 6, 3 Pine Street North Timimins, Ont. Room 5, 3l1a Government Rd. W. Kirkland Lake, Ont. E. C. Brewer Ltd. 0. E. Kristensen DR. E. L. ROBERTS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 60 THIRD AVENUE Phone 640 GOINXGL DATES DAILY MAY 16 TO 27, 1939 RETURNX LIMIT: 45 days Certified Public Accountant PMHONE 386 DE LUXE AND HYGIENIC TICKETs® GOO0OD TQ TRAVEL IX COACHES SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat "Scotty" Andrews BARBER SHOP TO ALL sTATIONS® IN _ p i. PATENT A U D IT OR CHIROPRACTOR Xâ€"RAY NEUROCALOMETER k of Commerce Building PHMONE 607 Section Second G. N. ROSS Timmins, Ont. Sanitary Duce‘s mind says he hasn‘t the slightâ€" est use for Hitler personally. Recalling The Queen is an animated converâ€" sationist. Joseph Kennedy, the Unitec States ambassador, spoke of her as one of the most intelligent women he had ever met after a weekâ€"end a:; Windsor Castle. Dorothy Henekerâ€" wellâ€"known Montreal executive of inâ€" ternational business women‘s organiZzaâ€" tionsâ€"meeting her at Lady Astor‘s, was called upon to explain the intricacies of women‘s committee work at Geneva. "She told me she was not Clever, so I was to make my explanations as simple as possible," Miss said. ‘"But 1 found her remarkably wellâ€"informed with a quick brain and remarkable understandimng. She tock in the vast project in a short time and questioned me closely on important details." Music and ballet are two of the Queen‘s closest interests. She comes from a musical familyâ€"her father, Lord Strathmore, organized a glee chorus in his householdâ€"and she frequently plays the piano for the enjoyment of ner nusband and children. Royal patronâ€" age of the ballet in this reign has caused a distinct revival of this art in London. Knows Home Problems Her Majesty‘s domestic qualities enâ€" able her to meet the housewife on her own ground. During her tours of the various new housing projects in thce London suburbs and East End and the working women who show her over their housesâ€"and sometimes ask her to have a cup of teaâ€"say afterward she is "easy to get along with" for she can taik about the advantage of the gas and electric stoves, what bulbs grow best in window boxes and what a difference a gay chintz can make to Mother‘s Day was suitably celebrated on Sunday at the Finnish United Church, at the service of worship and in the form of a pleasant social evenâ€" ing after the service. The oldest moâ€" ther present at the service was Mrs. Kylionen, who was presented with a large bouquet of roses by the Young People‘s Society of the Finnish United Church. The Young People‘s Orchesâ€" tra delighted the gathering with severâ€" al selections, and coffee and Finnish coffee bread was served later in the Likes Plain Food Queen Elizabeth will be curious about the meals Canadian housewives provide. She likes plain, wholesome fare herselft rather than elaborately perpared dishâ€" Speaks French With â€" Frenchâ€"speaking â€" Canadians Queen Elizabeth will be perfectly at home. She speaks French fluently, has done ever since she was 10. Canadians will hear in both languages when she speaks at an Empire Day broadcast in Winnipeg. ' evening. Wherever she goes the Queen wants to know how people live, the sort of fcod they buy, how they furnish their homes. Typical of her interest in such domestic details was a visit she paid with the King to a Tyneside housing estate last winter. In one cottage she asked how the {ireplace and stove worked, praised the polished brass work and admired tne china tea set and spotless tablecloth set out in her honour. Queen is Noted for Her Grace â€"â€" Charm During the tour she is likely to taste some of New Brunswick‘s justly famous salmon, and will be able to compare it with the Scottish variety she already knows. At teaâ€"time in various places along the royal route there is sure to be shortbread to remind Her Majesty of her Scottish home. Mother‘s Day Services at the Finnish Church As a housewife the Queen will finc plenty to interest her in the Dominion. She began serious housekeeping as a girl of 21 in rambling old Glamis Castle in 1921. Her mother, the Countess of Strathmore, was ill and the Lady Elizaâ€" beth Bowesâ€"Lyon, as she then was, had to run the castle. London, England.â€"In Queen Elizaâ€" beth Canadians will meet a devoted mother and a thrifty housewife. They will see that famous smile with which she has won her way into the hearts of all the people of the Empire, They will appreciate her gracious, friendiy manner which frequently has set nerâ€" vous and flustered officials at their case, Canadian women will find the Qugeen full of questions about how children in the Dominion are brought up, disclipâ€" lined, educated and so forth. She has always taken great care to seecher own children are not spoiled. They are beâ€" ing brought up as ordinary British children are brought up. The ineviâ€" table formality of the court has been kept down to the minimum so far as the princesses are concerned. Knows Home Problems. Is Interested in People. Published at Timmins, Ont., Canada. Every MONDAY and THURSDAYX Ehe fPorrupine Aodbanee the A letter from the Porcupine Trades and Labour Council pointed out that decorations, flags, bunting and streamâ€" ers, were being manufactured in the Fascist countries. JSapan, Italy and Gerâ€" many, and sold in Canada for the King‘s visit. In view of the fact that the ideals of such countries were hardâ€" ly in line with the principles of British democracy, it asked that the Council not to buy such decorations. Councillor Armstrong said that the bunting the Town had bought was manufactured in Sherbrooke, the flags and shields were manufactured in Toâ€" ronto and streamers in Peterborough. Formal permission waes given the Committee in charge of the celebration At the outset of the special meeting Mayor Bartleman asked the new men to disabuse their minds of the impresâ€" sion that Councillors Armstrong, Mcâ€" Neil and McCabe were hard to get along with. There seemed to be an impression in many minds to that efâ€" fect, he said, and it was not true. For the first time since early in the year all seats around the Council table were filled on Monday evening. Having been duly sworn, Councillors Warren, Spooner and Gauthier took their places along with Councillors Armstrong, McNeil and McCabe. Councillor Armstrong added his hope that all members of Council would work with the utmost coâ€"operation and act like gentlemen if they were forced to disagree. One of the new members of the municipal body, Councillor spooner, spoke for his colleagues and said that he was sure that they would work harmoniously. Upon receipt of a letter from the Committee in Aid of Children of Siliâ€" cotic Vics-ims.. the organization was given permission to hold a tag day on July li1th. Full Council of Six Meets on Monday Night The Timmins Council gave its enâ€" dorsation to a resolution from the Council of the city of London which asked that steps be taken in each municipality to register all single unâ€" employed and have their maintenance taken over by the Dominion Governâ€" ment. Permission was given the Timmins and District Boy Scouts‘ Association to hold a torch light parade on the night of May 20th. All Seats Occupied for First Time Since January. _ Enâ€" dorse Resolution Asking Dominion Government to Take Care Single Unemployed. _ New Councillor Protests Board Health Notices to Stable Owners. TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 18TH, 1939 ed in Timmins it would also have to be adopted in Tisdale and possibly Whitney Township. The Council of Tisdale Towuship will be approached on the matter. Stores remaining opetn on the Hollinâ€" ger pay night was described by Counâ€" cillor Gauthier as a "real farce." Most of the merchants did not make enough money to pay their light bills observed the new Town Father. He was in fayâ€" our of enforcing ea: matiter was deferred. Three petitions â€" petitions which have no chance whatsoever of being granted this yearâ€"were received. One was from residents of Windsor Avenue asking for a sidewalk on the north side from Mouutjoy to Wilcox Avenue. The second asked for a sidewalk on the east side of Tamarack Street from Eighth Avenue to Empire Avenue and the third asked for a sewer on Park Avenue from Rea Street to Bellview »treet. on May 22 for a parade Mayor Bartleman announced after the petition had been read that the decision of the Municipal Board was to grant the Town permission to spend not the $32,000 it asked for sidewalk construction but $15,000. Notices Wad been sent out to stable owners by the Board of Health to move their stables, said Councillor Gauthier. The notices were peremptory and did not say where the stables should be moved, when, or give the Board‘s auâ€" thority for such a request. They simâ€" ply gave owners 30 days to have them moved. "What of daylight saving?" asked the Mayor. He observed that Counâ€" cillor McNeil had drawn it to his atâ€" tention that if the system was adoptâ€" Mayor Bartleman pointed out that the Council had the matter of a fullâ€" time Medical Officer of Health for Timmins and Tisdale under discussion. If it went through he believed that such annoyances would no longer exist. "I am on the Board of Health," said the Mayor, "and we have had only one meeting ail year. It is up to the Mediâ€" cal Offigeer of Health to call meetings." Decision was for the Mayor and Councilior Gauthier to interview Dr. MciIinnis, the M.O.H. Public Relaitons: Councillors Spoonâ€" er, Gauthier McNeil. Public Works: Councillors McNeil Warren, Armstrong, At the meeting on Monday night the following Committees were struck, tne first narmme in each is that of the Chairâ€" man. Finance: Councillors Armstrong, Spooner, McCabe. Reâ€"Draft Standing _ Council Committees First business of the newly augâ€" mented:Council was to reâ€"draft stanaâ€" ing committees. It was the matter of standinz committees which first caused the resignation of three of the elected Councillors early in the year. First Business When Augâ€" To mented Council Met on Roast Chicken One of the Monday Night. | Favourite Dishes of Queen Relief: Councillors McCabe, Armâ€" Published Every (From The Globe and Mail) Her Majesty the Queen, while sailing Canadaward, has let it be known that roast chicken is one .of her. favourite dishes. By a happy comcidence it is the piece de resistance of Canadian chefs; in fact, they have a weakness for it. Some years ago the British Empire Parliamentary Association, touring Canada, were given chicken daily from Halifax to Winnipeg and in selfâ€"defence wired to Saskatoon, the next place of call, for the "roast beef of old England." The prairie city made a hit by placing before them a porterhouse cut and beside each guest a charming lady partner. strong, Gauthier. * Waterwork:;â€" â€" Councillors » Gauthier, Warren, Spooner. Fire and Light: Councillors Warren, McNeil, McCabe. * d at Timmins, Ont., Cana MONDAY and THURSDAY TIMMINS, ONT, Meets First and Third Mondays of each moth in the Oddfellows Hall, Visiting Brethren Weicome L. Callahan, W.M. Huntingdon Gleanerâ€"Mayor Charles E. McGrath of Newcastle ordered Dogâ€" Catcher Jack Young to leave his dog at home when he‘s out dogâ€"catching. Comâ€" plainants said Young‘s dog, a sleekâ€" looking police hound, lured the unwary pups and the dogâ€"catcher then used his Meets Second and Fourth Mondays of each month in Oddfellows‘ Hall, P.O. Box 250, Timmins,, Ont. Visiting members of the Legion and exâ€"servicemen are welcomed at the Legion Hall, Cedar St. South. The next mecting of the branch will be held on‘ MONDAY, MAY 29TH Wm. Isnor, Presidentâ€"Walter Greaves Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"W. D. , Forrester Ontario Land_Surveyor "Townsites Mining Claims "Contracts® Municipal Building, South Porcupine D. R. 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