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_ Stressed By Speaker _ At Kiwanis Meeting Bring us your warm air heating _problem. We also have a good range of furnaces on hand. Signs ot Good Business 21 Bannerman Ave., Phone 3737 METAL E WORKS No: Read the Busmess Directory weekly to find out where to get what you want. This feature page of The Advance is the handy way to find service and merchandise of all kinds. forest fires, was graphically portrayed on Monday at the Empire hotel at the weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club. Moticn pictures and a brief address by D. E. Ness, of the Ontario Department of Lands and FPorests, Toronto, gave striking evidence of the injuries ari:â€" ing from such fires, and the need for prevention of such disasters. CONLEY One film pictured a thriving comâ€" munlity turned into a ghost town munity welfare, through the effects of Passi: Watch Repair 18 Balsam St., North 157 PINE ST. SoOUTH m The serious loss, not only in money, Expert repairs made on all types of Clocks and Watches PROMPT SERVICE Guaranteed Satisfaction SIGNS . LAST â€" LONGER. _ LACQUER â€" PHONE 3560 000000000000000 000 0000 00000000000000000000.’00000000000.000000000000"3000000000“00080000.0.' ©"» |1 ts 2s 2s is ie ie n n 0n 202 2922 2e na Pnd naalaalas 2e 000 Q...‘..O:...O..0..00.000.:.0‘0000.00.00:..00000:0.‘0:0:0‘.00‘.’ 174 Cedar St., North Timmins im 7 Herman‘s DRY CIJEANING Methods of locating forest fires, and the ways of fighting them were aiso depicted by the film. It was clear that once a fire got under way, little could be done, except to curb it to some exâ€" tent by backâ€"fires and clearances to hold it from further spread. The film made it plain that the rcal solution to the forest fire problem was to avold the fires to the greatest degree possible. This meant that everyone going into ‘the bush must exercise the CLEANING e PRESSING e STORAGE Walter Kevan 76 SIXTH AVE. 12 noon to 12 p.m. PERT |_ . BARBERING BETTER rj for Pickâ€"up . 524 Phone DRESS SHOPPE Mr. Ness also pointed out that people camping in the bush should always select a spot near a river or lake for their camp fire. Then, they should be sure that the fire was completely out, before they left. "Use lots of water on care. "Be sure your match is out, before you throw it away!" Mr. Ness advised, also urging the greatest care with cigarettes. realize how easy It is to start these forest fires, Matches and cigarettes should be watched with the greatest Many pel Guenette‘s in and we have anyone. 59 Cedar ~GUENETTE FUNERAL SERVICE Dignity â€" Courtesy â€" Symp â€"â€". Many people have turn TIMMINS‘ LEADING STYLE CENTRE North ple have turned to their hour of need never disappointed Phone Sympathy President G. N. Ross announced that next Monday being Dominion Day, and a holiday, the weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis would be held on Tuesday, as customary in such cases. Chairman Prank Feldman reported for the Agriculture committee. Kiwanian F. Woodbury gave special ""bcost" to ‘the â€"Legion‘s Memorial Building Summer Show, to be at the MiIntyre Arena, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, this week. He said that o Oe en ie P C OE # a i A1 the Lieutenantâ€"Governor, regarding his official visit to the Timmins club. The Liecutenantâ€"Governor ~will be here on July 26. It will be a joint meeting of the Timmins and South Porcupine Kiâ€" wanis, and will be held at Timmins. Visitors for the day were: the guest speaker, D. E. Ness, of the Department of Lands and Porests, Toronto, and Bill Hannah, of Toronto, the guest of Kiwanian H. G. Laidlaw. At each place at the tables there Whether it‘s steaks or fish and chips you‘ll find the same care in it‘s preparation, at the PICCADILL Y ‘GRIL L Real â€" E(até";;dâ€" In‘s-urzance . SPECIAL LOTS FOR SALE corner. Patricia Ross; corner Hart Howard; corner Empire TIMMINS BIOYOI.E Special Discount to outâ€"ofâ€" town dealers. Outâ€"ofâ€"town repairs and: parts â€" Mail orders promptly atâ€" tended : to. F. GIBBONS, Prop. CONTRACT WIRING Lighting Fixtures, Lamps Appliances ‘ELECTRICAL ‘SERVICE WILSON ‘ AVE. PHONE 175 406460 CA C 4 *4 46 6 t ti ; s syay, MAYE HODGINS Hairdressing School TRY US FOR YOUR NEXT HAIR STYLE, or _ PERMANENT PHONE 270 56 Mountjoy St., South. Blcycles For Rent PHONE 2083 12 PATRICIA BLVD. 4}1 Work Guaranteed 1â€"A CEQAR ST. NORTH < 22 Pine St., South (Opp. Friedman‘s) Phone 2385 20 Pine St. South insured 2% Elm St. South, Timmins 2 2"2 282 252 282 28. 282 28. 6 29. 19. 20, .9 ooooooooQooooooo0000000oooo.ooooooooooooo0300.00000003000"00\00000000' es 3e â€" is 4 4 e President Ross also read a letter from a nrue owned by Earl Bruler of= the Lieutenantâ€"Governor, regarding his Riverside Drive in police court here 01 official visit to the Timmins club. The Tuesday. Lieutenantâ€"Governor ~will be here on Doucette testified that he had bee: July 26. It will be a joint meeting of going home from a beverage room : the Timmins and South Porcupine Kiâ€" little tipsy and had gone into the gar wanis, and will be held at.â€" mm en the show was an outstanding one, and no one should miss it. In addition, in leading the community singing, Kiâ€" wanian Woodbury centred on songs that were old favorites of the soldiers of the Legion, "Tipperary," "Pack Up Your Troubles," and others being feaâ€" 4 h 29. _a, o o_ 0. o_ o o 0. 0. .0. 0. 0. .0, n e e en e h e e e e ealnal acte alaal e at enb eatoctontoctoctoctocfectoctet U LN L IL S ut o 0 _a. 8. .0. ,8,,8, 1.0000000000000‘0000000:0:0:0000ooozooon:o:ozozoooozo:booozobo ALGONQUIN TAXI 24â€"hour service â€"â€" passengers YOURKR NEIGHBOURHOOD '.“.".".”."."."‘" ".".".“.“.’.‘“.".W‘ . Murtagh Drug Co. 3: PHONE 1140 7 Pine St., South Hairdressing School US FOR YOUR N HAIR STYLE, or PERMANENT PHONE 270 Mountjoy St., Sout 2 2 2 0) TWO STORES Pine St. _ % Kirby â€" 4 Phone 5580A *# ns ANY PLACE Garage Theft Charge ,~ tats tho «on oonn, the case was the name of the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, and on the other,; the inscription, "Be Careful with Fire in the Forest." was a neat carborundum sharpener, in neat leather case. On the one side of Henry Douce ~forgotten on leaving the garage earâ€" * ship ?fi dlsu:tl:s;nf zw:”co:a:z'fi lier. The door of the garage had beet breaking and entering and theft from sforced, he stated, and 38 or 30 dril ‘ garage owned by Earl Brazsier or 1 °8 tabs. some stcel tapo and $6 in c Riverside Drive in police court here on ""34 bten taken. Tuesday. When he found Doucetie there hq , Doucette testified that he had been 24 told him not to leave and had“" going home from a beverage room a summoned the provircial police, but “\f‘! little tipsy and had gone into the garâ€" Starch of Doucette‘s person the poâ€" ; esmm _ SICC OWY $2 i1Â¥ CASH: $ @ # PHONE 3525 76% Third â€"Ave. "Everything in Music‘ GooQe ols das abe ate .t , z00585 o_ .e ....“ 4 .“ 0 .@ $4, 6 \ .“ # @ 0 .*%, s . @. # 8220229 82 8. .0,,0, .0,% 05 .0. .e o 018. .0 .“ocoooo 0.600003oooooooooooooooozooooooooooo?oz?Voouoooocmx #1% olb * w 37â€"A THIRD AVE., TIMMINS Real Estate Broker Insurance ~_PHONE 2898 â€"J 48 FIPTH AVE J. GOULET PHONE .668 FOR Service on Motors, Washers, Stokers, Vacuum Cleaners, _â€"Radios, Ete. Electric Motor Service A wide vat . women‘s C freshly dry ed; also a tion â€" of @w TIMMIN® USED CLOTHING STORE e variety of n‘s dresses vy dry cleanâ€" Iso a selecâ€" of +wpmep‘s shoes. _ Magistrate Atkinson dismissed the case stating that some one had prob= ably been here before Doucette. * hl‘flel‘. owrer of the garage, Skld he returned to the garage at midnight to put on the night light which he had <_yâ€" AND CAR PAINTING They seem to be maritimcâ€"andâ€" aâ€"half unions,. ‘TIMMINS PHONE 3627 g LM Algonquin‘ Blvd., East Phone 1610 SEE THE NEW COMBINATION RADIOâ€"PHONOGRAPH MANTEL SETS We buy and scell new and used furniture See our bargains in DINING ROOM SUITES Wilfred Poirier ‘ ~Wilson Ave, Phone 3750 Killeen‘s Appliance and Furniture Store Monty Body Shop MOTORS BOUCGHT, SOLD EXCHANGEL Authorized General Electric Dealer Service on Washers Stokers, Relrigerators Electric Motor Service Ave., ylflw‘% «* sÂ¥ #*a#