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D. H. Wigston K.0.,. Optometrist 57A Third Ave. Timmins «287 Third Ave. . ___ iLER â€" OPLOMETRIST _ More Eggs, Bettor Eggs Every Doy When Hens Are Fed The "Profit" Way. wit AMARAMIE Ltayincg MmaASH A gadd flock, g propeily cased for and peopery fed will par din idends inemmc 'thuhtetoall...itpap Hens that are nacursly poor layers will never be.top producers. It isn‘t thrifty to keep shem. Once you ze moves «ut the weakilings, don‘t stint the feed.\l lieep the hoppers filled with "Miracle" Laying Mash at all times, That way yo:;an :;dm hens ‘:re cg:t::d the balanced ration they need for ace cedin Layin Mn:hwillbcm The reaule of feeding "Mince: Laring Mexb mits i and ‘berter eggs rate a buu:l-g ?narket price. FQUOW thc lfld of Canada‘s most successful poultrymen. For extra eg§ profits, feed good hens Eyes Examined Phone 2505 wreee TIMMINE _ Harrison wore a goum of blush Jpink taffeta with a fittel‘ bodice, a shlrred meckline .of â€"nylon ~net a shirred hooped Mer headdress wasiof pink veiling held with blue ro:es 'aand anmnosegay aof pink andblue roges nestling in shirred pink satin ribbon and streamers. [‘ Mr. Bill ‘Arthur has left for his home Following the.ceremony a «reception was held at theâ€"home of the.bride‘s ‘pgarents. . The gucsts were.received by ;Bhe bride‘s mother, â€"who wore an after. noon ~dress: of <black and white‘ print with ‘grey accessories and corsage of pink carnations. ~She was assisted by Mr:.iMcCann, who wore an .afternoon grés: of navy crepe with natural colâ€" cred acgce:sories and corsage of yellow crses. Titer in the evening a recepâ€" tion was ‘held in the Hollinger Hall with Ran Purchase and his .orchestra â€"pi Qv}ding musical background. fjor thne | 2 iB ds ied Joe McCann,. ‘brothar; of the groom was best‘man while Bill Bright, brothâ€" er of tze bride, and ‘Bill Shaw ushered. s C .A s s * > __;mtm}:;mmer marriage the bride was entertainc:atâ€"showers by. Mrs. J. Grif_ #fen and Mrs. E. Griffen, Mrs, 0. Swain and Dinky McCann; Miss Hilda Harâ€" +icon and Mrs: R. DelLuca; ‘and Mrs. ‘J. Veinotte, Mrs. A.‘ Knott:and Mrs. D Mayhew.~ da gifts were ¢ _ For the honeymoon trip .to Southern @ntario the bride donned a .paddy green. linen dress with white ageessorâ€" ies and a black and white topper. On their returned they "will re:ide ab 166 Cresent avenue. oo c The grooms gift to this ‘bxide. was 2 rhinestone itne ipeige‘sigift to the groom was a wallef, the matron cf honor and ‘bridesmaids récegved earâ€" Pn a‘s a #* ® . adodi in Tcronto after: spendinga . weeks vacation as the guest of ‘Michael O‘ DDonnell. s and the ‘best man ; sand ushers _ .. ahove .opming .downâ€"the church aisle following. their marâ€" riage last woek are Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCann, The bride is the former _ Rase t, dgughter .of Mr. and Mrs, W..J. Bright, 150 Algonauin Bayâ€" levard Weat. The; groom is the son or Mr. ‘and Mrs. Oswald McCann, ~87 Qaurier avenue, _ _ l'hoto hy Charks Wilk.lm £46G ~â€" LV J L). Â¥1 ME me m O ue e t c c ME CC l0 on 00 O l c cce ces Nes e ol h o0 0 i i n .3 C June. Mr._Bud Boyer has left to spend the Cadets from Schumacher included next several weeks Aat his parental Bobby Brandes, John Biggs, Don Bjor home in Kirfland Lake A number of boys left for the Army Cadet Camp Zpperwash on Lake Huron. The boy‘s will gemain until the 24th of June. ' :l!he Chuprch of the Nativity was. the settlng for a lovely wedding reâ€" oently when ‘Anne Marie Rysak exchanged: nuptial vows with RAward Topornicki. â€" The bride is the daugh#arâ€"of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Rygak,â€" 407 Murdock avenue. ;l!he gr00m is thc so!hof ‘NMr., and Mis.J., rnjofi 0oi ‘Toronto. A i+ .". *Photo ‘by Royalâ€"Studio PERSONALS ndain, Don Perreault, dick Pgrkofitcm‘ for another very successful season are ids is e t t s t d i. t o 4 ue " ‘Mrs. J. Killens and daugute®""Pfanâ€" gis, are visiting at the. hgne of hes and sopâ€"inâ€"law, Mr: and Mrs. A. G. Murpry, Poplar Street. * Mr. and Mrs. Manny Abrams ,h,ave{ returned after spending a brief perio€, dn Toronto. _ | MINNELU E ushter of .ludv arland and Vmcente Minnclili, ‘her film debut gix manths mflm‘ t:hxm her fnn}ous mother. ;ln ‘W Good OLL Sinmnierâ€" Lu:a appears as hcr mg‘tber’gmhfléugfit}gr, with Â¥: Johnson as her scréen father. ?_.g\ Mrs. Rene Belanger has (left to spend the summer mont.:s at the home of her parents, at Waâ€"aga Reach. Misses Madelaine and Gloria w‘ reville of Toronto are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Landre» Mrs. Robert Burns has returned to tional lchool herhomemmdurvmn- and!lou latives and friends during the week> _ j j nm has left for Toronto panied by their sonâ€"inâ€"‘aw and daughâ€" ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sear:, have returned from Ottawa where Mr. Gib= son attended the investiture â€"at ~Govâ€" Mrs. Arthur Bruneau has rettrned home after holidaying for some time in London, Ontario, â€"and other southâ€" ving brother in the Order of St. . John of Jerusalem by the Govenor General. Mrs. Cy Copps and baby son Raobert of Nipigon, Ontario, is visiting. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Belec, 158 Spruce street North. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thompson of Nipigon are visiting! at the home â€"of Mrs. Thompson‘s parent;, Mr. .and Mtrs. E. J. Binning. . Mrs. Lon Godin of Hamilton is visiting relatives and friends in town Lloyd Raney leaves tomerrow 4or Windsor where he will csapend / some time visiting relatives and. :!zlangls _.Chcater ,\fiyse leaves â€" tomorrow ;mfil Toronto where he will ‘spend .a on vacation. + , { Mr.: and Mrs. Camille S.ebastgeh hav_e’. returned after spending a week in North Bay. | R Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, accom» Bill Evans has returned to Sudbury Personals "THE MAN WHO PLAYS IHKE . FRIDAY JUNE 24th "A NOTHER Y‘Ss MEN‘S: PROJECI He was â€"made a serâ€" Mcintyre _ C smmA â€" ADVANCE PRICE where he will spend a weeks vasation visiting relatives and friends. j MMSI , Ball Muslc Box . inu;humanher stom‘s News Stand in Bouth Poreyupine TICKETS AT per person