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l 2, f . 3%? tltr/i,?.,?, 'iiiijt "ilfllhllllil," THE GREAT mum GAINED 22 POUNDS HELP IN THE HANDLING or THE CHRISTMAS MAIL The postal employe'es always have a special amount of extra work around Christmas time. Consequently Christ- mas for the post offiees and the other postal employees is not altogether the i ous time that poets tell about. ilgt hours and extra work do not make for joy and Christmas cheerful- ness, no matter hm" happy you may be in your work. Of course, there willl be an extra chance for making mis, takes around Christmas time with its special rush of work. Employees work ing too long and too hard are always more liable to make errors than when eopditidns are normal. It is just here that the general pubic may help to its own advantage. All the delays or mis- deliveries of letters or parcels are not due to the fault of the postal author-1 ities. A recent circular issued by the' Post Offiee Department says that fre- quently the delay or misdelivery is due to the carelessness of the public in failing to properly address the mail matter in question. Much trouble is due to careless writing, to the use of pencils in writing, addresses, and to failure to give the Ipropcr street ad- dress, or keeping mailing lists up to date. The circular suggests that with the Christmas season at hand, bring- ing 'nmense quantities of wail to be dealt with it will be necessary that the public adopt more careful methods in the preparation of its mail matter or the average of misdirected mail wiil assume very great proportions. In v; 'iCp,Vg'i.i'iy, " LT. 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This remarkable medicine brings results quickly. It has helped thous- ands to regain youthful health and strength. Try a bottle: a large generous bottle can be procured from your druggist at a reasonable price. If you have Indigestion or Stomach trouble, if you feel all out of sorts, BEDMAC will put you on your feet in a short time. gold in Porcupine by BURKE’S mum STORE, Timmins. If weak, pale, thin, or run down, This remarkable medicine brings re ands to regain youthful health an generous bottle can be procured f Phone 209 Illllll h Ill E I t 1ji iit dl .Pine Street , g Timmins, 0ml ars a " cc es one, Illllltt e .Timmins,0nt, g q I Montreal Man’s Main Experience Bight piece Solid Walnut Dining Suite, upholstered in genuine blue leather, QueenAnnedesign,51egtable ....._.....r..........r...'."...'.. 1eRRliSibfihRf2fhiiSiiWriWdefihfiitfihhtheehthmth'mm mmmfiwmifi‘i-‘Jflflmmmmflmmmmmznmmmmm2l33mma1mzcmaia I: Id '" Id ha 3...: i=3 an a... - - - - -_ - " l NI l " I I I ii: . tl , I If " . 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Regular $16.50, for ......o..ee..r.r...e.'r."'""'. $9.50 Whi Cribs, Crib mattresses, Sliding Couch:s. Comforters and Crib Blankets and . . V'" "V V - V v v 'v _ Cutters. _ o-o-ooo-ooo-ooo-o-o-io-""""""""""'"" No, 501 Steel Bed-d only Walnut Dining Suite Filmed Dining Suite I only, d'ti" Bed this connection, the following points to be observed are referred to:-4Pre- pay postage fully; address plainly and fully; place name and address of sender on all mail matter; carefully pack and wrap all articles sent by parcel post, but do net'seal the par- cels as sealedpareels are subject to the letter rate for postage: insure valu- able parcels; and last but not least, mail Christmas parcels early. That last suggestion is perhaps worth of special note. "Shop early!" has been a slogan around Christmas time for many years past. Its observance has been a great help to the employees of stores, etc., during the general Christ- (mas rush. "Shop early!" is also mighty good advice in regard to send- ing letters and parcels by mail. Bet- ter a day or two too soon than to wait until the very last minute to add to the rush and Worry. WORE NOW WELL UNDER WAY AT HAYDEN MINE Mr. R. P. Teare this week went out fo the Hayden Mine to take charge of the work in progress on that pro- perty. About 12 or 15 men are at work at 'present and this force wiil be increased as conditions warrant. Drifting is the first work to be done and this isrto 'be followed by further sinking of the shaft. 'Mr. W. Hayden, general manager of the property, is back in the Camp, and evei'ything is ready for an agres- sive and extensive development cam- paign at this promising mine. Cribs Special . . . $4.50 t DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AT MURRAY GOLD CLAIMS The Pas Herald last week "YB."-- "Camps are being built and prepara- tions under way for 3 large program of development work on the Murray gold properties at Elbow lake. It is said that a force of 30 men will be taken on irhmediately. The work will be drieeted by J. R. Rutherford repre- senting the Cohen interests of Mon.. treal." SUDBURY TICKLED RED OVER GETTING “HOCKEY POX" M'ho is the happy warrior? Why, The Sudbury Star! Sudbury has secured the famous Dr. "Jerry" Laihamme as coach for the "Wolves." In its issue of Wednes- day of last week, The Sudbury Star fiayir.- V “The best news that has come to the hockey fans of Sudbury and dis- trict in many a day is the announce- ment that Dr. W. J. Ladamme, of To-) ronto, is to locate in Sudbury and will, in all probability, coach the se- nior hockey team this winter. Dr. Ladamme has closed negotiations to practice dentistry with Dr. E. A. Hill. Some weeks ago he was in Sudbury and made preliminary arrangements, but it was only Monday of this week that he sent wo,rd that he had made up his mind to make the jump north. No definite arrangements have yet been made regarding his connection with hockey, but when he washere on his last visit he expressed himself las quite willing to give the Wolves the benefit of his ability and experience. "It is generally conceded that no better or brainier hockey player has ever been turned out of Toronto or any other town than "Jerry" Lafiarn- me. As a inlaver he made fame for me. As a player he made fame for himself as a member of the famous St. Miehael's team; he has been on sever- al Allan Cup tearns-in fact, he was the backbone of these champions teanss-while his managev-eoaeh-eap- tain-players role with the Granites in recent years has earned for him the cognomen of "the old fox of hockey.” Laflamme has long been konwn as a hoekeygeneral--a leader---and his ex- perienee is invaluable to any hockey team. "It was expected that Dr. Lallamme would report tomorrow morning, but he phoned last night stating that ou- ing to illness in his family he would not be able to report until Monday next.l He expects to reside perman- ent15‘iu Sudbury. , , 'ir SPECIAL Our complete stock of chairs and rockers" to be sold at 20 per cent. off for one week only, ranging in price from 4.50 to 39.50 For Om: Week Only Tct", POEM ADVANOI EXTRA if]: 'Li.'? 34: 'iii? LEE iii RTE. wLr,! ELIE fififi’EEfiEfiEmEEEEfiEEgfigfigfigfiflfigfigfifigfigfigfigfiEfigfigfififi giiyEaiERgiyEgiigiffflh Matinee Every Day at 2.30 p.m. Every Evening at 8.30 p.m. “Godless Men “Among Those Present” Reginald Barker's Production Harold Lloyd in 55 I .2 ML' _ ttl Luy E