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flflflllfi fl’flfllfl’fi MU WW II! Bfllll [2W It was then Hm gold-Maids opened bath 03mg and proceeded to business withnm further delay. In the first quarter. and indeed throughout the lmlnnt‘c of the mntost. the play was mostly in the \‘isitnrs' torritnry.z1nd the exceptinnnl work of Cnyan in goal sawed the O'Bricns {mm a more prnnnunccd trimming. South Porcupine in fast Bame Dispose of Silver lungs in Short Order It was splendid hockey to look at. filled with exciting incidents and very fast work. The locals played with confidence. and worked well in com- bination work. so much so that it might he unfair to comment on the individual showing of any player. ()‘liriens were traveling like light- ning from the first toot of the whistle. and in let-tn than a minute thereafter notched the first. counter for the Cobalters. .\'ot a single man was penalized. which will explain why the game was so mueh en'pyetl by the spectators. With the visitors was Angus (‘amp- hell. at one time the speediest anvl bravest. forward in the Northern On- tario league. elusive and heady and always on the puck. M. Kennedy was another star with Campbell on the Cobalt professional team. and The game started promtly on time. which may be desistnated as one of the unusual ieatuees of a hockey match. and it was Quite evi- dent from the beginning that a real hockey match would result. Nevertheless. it was a magnificent. game and the locals richly earned and deserVed the victory. One of the largest erowds of the season was present. and they certainly not. the worth of their money. Whether or not the famous O'Brien hockey team traveled all the way from (‘ohalt to South Porcupine last Saturday ’with the firm belief that they would defeat the local hockey- htn. cannot he definitely stated. but if they had any such idea their con- fidence received a seVere jolt when. at the conclusion of the match the score hoard indicated that the Silver Kings were several coals behind. SOUTH PORCUPINE TOWNSITE Special Prices on Blocks. lte nth LOtS $100 and. 111). Terms I tenth DOWII Monthly â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"_â€" _,___._â€"__â€"â€"_â€"_â€" Real Estate is not a Gamble, it is an Investment, and in SOUTH PORCUPINE it is a Safe Investment. The Future of SOUTH PORCUPINE is beyond the period of doubt. This is the place and now is the time to select Choice Lots. - Big returns await the investment of money in the Growing Town. See’s New Ice Cream Parlor Dr. (3. W. Ilaentschel. of Hailey- bury. in in camp for a few days in the interests ol the (ireat West Life Insurance Company. of which he is the district agent. Dr. Haenschel is one of the pioneers of the North Country. and retains the confidence and good-will of the entire North. many thought that. the presence of such flyers would strike terror to the hearts of the locals. Not so. how- ever. and the victory is all the more commendable. Charles See, the well-known drug. gist, is installing a fine soda water fountain and ice cream parlor in con- nection with his extensive business. The work is already Well under Way, and when fully completed will not only prove popular with the public. but add greatly to the attractive- ness of this well equipped drugstore. Following is the line-up: Smith l’nrmipino. O Halley goal Smith point Strain cover point Lake rover A. D Sullivan loft, wing Armour right wins: Jones centre Judge of play, Mr. War] Referee. F. La Frenicre. Timokcopcr, F. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carr and daughter. Miss Grace Carr. were guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Carr during the Big Dome celebration. What about a baseball team for South Porcupine? Put away your hockey stick and dig up the bat and ball. Mr. Chas. llrown. of Huntsville. spent a few days with her husband last week. and it is expected she will shortly take up her residence here. Miss I. (i. Beattie. the. popular teacher in the public school. will spend the Easter holidays at. her old home in Markdale. Mrs. W. E. Dunn was called to Haileyhury Monday owing to the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. (D12) Hughes. [:0le Paynn point Wastlakc (-m'or point. George rover A. D. Campbell loft. wing Mchnald right wing Kennedy centre Mulhnllzmd Mr. Warren. Frenicre. Roberts. 0'] 3r' mm . ..- *Q‘pQQfiQ‘QQ’OQOQOOOQO'fi-fi‘fifi‘iS ‘ OOOOCOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOCOOOOOOOIOOOOCOOOOCO .9909§§09§909¢ap 9.70%.??L53 u . Mat. Beauvin, who is well known in Cobalt and Porcupine, has a lame gang of men employed a short dis- tance from Porcupine on the T. N. O. railway cutting ties for the construction of the Elk Lake lng‘anch. ' The Government promptly sent their engineers here. who inspected the lake. took soundings and report- ed favorably. To the Porcupine Advance. Mr. Regan promised to lay the matter before the. Government and on Mr. Kennedy’s request I prepared a written application to the Govern- ment at Ottawa askingior the erec- tion of wharves at both ends of the lake. The facts are that about the end of August last prior to the Domin- ion election, Sylvester Kennedy of South Porcupine. a member of the Tisdale Council. approached Mr. Regan. the Liberal candidate. on the question of obtaining a grant from the Government for the construction of a wharf at Golden City and an- other at South Porcupine. l helieVe that the Reeve of Whitney while in Ottawa recently took this matter up with Mr. Smyth. but the assertion that he secured the wharf for South Porcupine is absolutely without foundation. After tne change of Government I wrote Mr. Smyth about the matter asking him to take up the matter and urge the construction of these wharves and the matter was taken up by him with the result that the Federal (ioV’ernment have decided to make the mummy grants for these works. (lentlemcn.-I notice in the first is- we of your paper an article stating that the Home of Whitney. while in Ottawa recently. secured a dock for South Porcupine. I do not know who inspired this article but the statement is absolute- lv inaccurate. South Porcupine, ()nt.. April lat. 1912. Correspondence APP LY TO 1h Porcupinv. 0m THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Yours truly, Send for Illustrated Booklet on Porcupine Camp, Given Away Have you Seen our new stock? It is certainly worth your time to look at it. Great care has been exoeroised in selecting the very Iatest designs in every department ofthefurnitureline --F R0 VI J. L. LLJCNABB (0. Furniture Dealers Beds and Bedding of the Highest Quality, Lounge Beds and Davenports very Handsome and Durable. Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture of a Superior Quality, Curtains and Curtain Poles. Have a Look Through our Large and Well-Stocked Premises. Bruce Avenue Easter Greeting ___-_- WW- . MONABB . Go. KING GEORGE HOTEL South Porcupine