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SUBSCRIBE NOW ANNUAL MEETING OFP THE CoOUNTY ORANGE LODGE. NEWS OF IROQUOINS FALS Temicskaming County L.O.L. No. C60, Has Splendid Annual Moeeting at Iroquois FTals. The Annual Meeting of this County Lodge was one of the most succeessful keld in the memory of the oldest mem ber attending these functions. The meeting was cailed to order by Wor. Bro. Dave MeDougall sharp at 10.00 a.n., when a very representative body of men were present , chiefly from Cobalt, Haileybury, Matheson and the various Primary Lodges in the Porenpine Goldfields Camps. Conâ€" siderable business was done and it was shown that there are over 1,000 members of the order in this County irrespective of those brethren who have no. yet réturned from overseas. Whien the order of business * Eleeâ€" tion and Installation _ of~ Officers‘‘ came around the very best fraternal .pn"t was s<hown, as is evidenced by the fact that there was only one conâ€" test although every officer e.\vept that of County Recording Secrotary is new to the olffice. County Masterâ€"Wor. Bro. J. MA Coghill, Elk Lake. Deputy Masterâ€"Wor. Bro. C. W. Haentsehel, â€"Haleyhury. County Ciaaplainâ€"â€"Wor. Bro. hey. W. Arms, South Poreupine. County Bro. A. J. Clarke, Giroux Lake. County Treasurorâ€"Wor. Bro. Tom Lemon, Hatleybury. County Lsourerâ€"Wor. Bro. Geo. White, Iroquois Falls. Deputy Lecturerâ€"Wor. Bro. C. H. Poulter, Monteith Deputy Lecturerâ€"Wor. Bru. W J Boyton, Matheson. Director Ceremonyâ€"W or. Bm P J. Hanla, Monteith. + | Mr. Wm. J. MeCoy, of Toronto, is \spending the weekond in Town the i;lwst of T. H. Wilkes. 2. The Loyal Orange,. A§sociation, â€"Wor. Bro. D. MeDougall and Wor. Bro. J. M. Cog‘hull. $ The ballot for next place of meeting resulted in the selection of ‘Fimmins, when the ques:ion of the division of the County into two will be discussed. At 10:30 p.m., the brethren all sat down to a gsumptuous Banquet in the Banquet Hall of the Masonme Temple when the following toasts were duly honored, Wor. Bro. 8. G. MeCoubrey, P.C.M., acting Toastmaster:â€" King. 1P 1 0J ., +4 . (atdk.s < NJJV 3. â€" Mock Sermon (()‘d MoLher Hubâ€" bard)â€"Bro. ‘*Seotty‘‘ Wilson. 4. Canada and Her Plage in RKeâ€" constructionâ€"Wor. Bro. C. W. Haent schel and Wor. Bro. Rev. W. Arms. 5.. Recitation (The or. 3ro. J. M. â€"Coghill. mt ces (}'(‘n. ston â€" Cling UDAriStlan their relation toâ€"the Bro. W. H. Lewis a nell, M.A. ()m' Jewell, NV H. l,(?\\‘b. A most Have you notieced the Harry Innis? Campion would like to know who the l)olos::nu was that has crossed ‘"his path""‘ to the Post Olffice after two years of and paying for the coal. He sees now that he has lost his last hope. Can anyone tell us what*the real trouble is between Alphonse MeGuire and the Woods Department? It seeims one accused MeGuire of bheing ) th Have you heard of the Boxing Conâ€" test between Tom Edwin‘s son and Bill McKendry‘s son. Betting likely to #o odds on McKendry‘s son as he is the best developed. (On the evening of the bazagr in the United Chureh a muff was left in the Chureb. Owner may haveisame by m( t Jr. _ $ 397. Mrs. (Dr.}) Menzies arrive ronto on Woednesday,. (From the Broke Hustler T. @drweationâ€"Worshipfal Bro. Rev. 4. Morton. and _Wot.. Bro:; ‘FTom The Primary Lodgesâ€"Wor. Bro White and Wor. Bro. D. Johnâ€" The King.â€"â€"‘*"God Save the 18il1 Susiness ng of this County ie most successful of the oldesst momn n _ of : Officers‘‘ rvy best fraternal s is evidenced by was only one conâ€" ollicer e\veopt that » Secerotary is new THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCOE Churches and Orange Orderâ€" id (Brog J.. Donâ€" smile trom Oll Mrs, C. H. Seaman returned on Sun day‘s National, she having been called home ¢to New Jersey previously, owing to the death of her father. Messrs. Fancy and FPaul, of the Time Office, paid a visit to Timmins the week end. They took their skates with them. Said they preferred them to the Timmins skates. Mince our last issue three> baves have swelled our growing population. They arrived as follows:â€"Sunday, February 2nd., 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Anson, Jr.,;â€"a son. â€"Sunday, February 2nd. to Mr. and Mrs. Innis â€"a daughter. Monday, Feb. 3rd., No Mr. and Mrs. Lepageâ€"a daughter. Mr.â€"F. E. Hare, our gon:ial Customs friend, arrived in town on Wednesâ€" Our eongenial Banker, Mr. Campiâ€" on, went out of town Tuesday evenâ€" ing on business. It has leaked out that this business is serious and import ant as he is said to ‘be bringing into Town with him a wife. Where the knot is to be tied is not known but Dame Rumour says Cochrane. On Thursday evening last, January 30th, a very successrul dance was given in the Town Hall by the ‘ White The music was furnishâ€" ed by the Town Band and Town Orâ€" chestra, and the Programme of Dances was under the direction of Mr. Rau. Mr. Potter, in a short speech before the programme started, prepared the dancers for ithe oldâ€"fashioned danees which figured vyery prominently on the programme, beginning with the Grand March. All those present enâ€" joyed every minute of the dance and even when the time came to go home were still eager for wmore. This was one of the dances to be remembered in so far as the danee lovers of Iroâ€" quois Falls are concerned. Montreal, February 29th., 1919â€" (Special to the Broke Hustler).â€" Mr. Melnnis, of Iroquois Falls, Ont., created a profound impression by the remarks he made at the meceting of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Associâ€" ation held here this evenming. It was said by all he coertainly had his Bean with chim. If the Doctor ever expects to get his new office hours into effect, we would stronely suggest a large card with ‘*Office Hours"‘ printed on one side and a ‘‘Smailâ€"Pox‘‘ notiece on the other. Needtess to say we would have the Smallâ€"pox side exhibited on ‘*oft"* hours.. ‘With such a sign m front of them people would have to be in great need of assistance before they would venture as ifar as the eléctricâ€"bell button. Of course this would only work in the day time as at night the sign wouldn‘t ‘be seen. Any furtier suggestions from some of the town‘s inventive **genii‘‘ will ibe eladly welcomed, we are sure, by the Doctors. Another meeting of the above Club was held Monday evening last, when Mr. McKenzie, the new â€" President took the chair. Through â€" some _ misunders:anding there was no set ‘pvooramme, which however, proved a blessing in disguise (as after Messrs. MeKenzie and Morâ€" ton bad canvassed those present) quite lot of talent was discovered, among whom Mr. White of the Townâ€" site must be congratulated on his renderinz of Burns‘ ‘‘The Cotter‘s Saturday Night.‘‘ Mr. Geo, White, our Tonsorial Anilist gave a song, and also read one of Service‘s poems *‘ The Shooting of Dan MetQraw!‘ with draâ€". matic effect. We often wonder whethâ€" er George should have been a Parson or an Actor2? â€" Another gentleman: zave a humorous Irish dldlo"ue enâ€" titled *+‘Flanagan‘s New Year Call"! which was greatly enjoyed. A feature of the meeting was‘an innovation of the Chairman, asking ceertain questions and calling on someâ€" one in‘ the audience to answer them. It is not often we get Miss MeDonald stumped, but she did not ssem to be able to answer the question put to her "AMow is it after twenty centuries less about eiglsy years, women are only just finding out they want the vote?"" Mr. Harding told us in a humourous song ‘‘He had only come down for the day."" We wish he had prolongâ€" ed his visit. Miss MCDonald nex: gave us a readâ€" ing, something about a cook, the soup and the galléy. We believe it was humourous because Miss MeDonald seemed tickled to dGeath over it,â€"so much so that we could only grasp the Cook the Soup and the Galley. _ We believe there was something about the Mate too but of course we cannot have soup without mate. After this Ruth and Jacob took the floor for quite a while and seemed @io enjoy themselves. Refreshments were then served and a most enjoyable evenin,_, was brought to a close by the singing of t‘xc \Zutwn @1 Anther,. * ~**~* es ‘‘UNITED CHURCH CLUB*‘ issue three> babes $ nA t flnfi n ies ta ts ic ol on oo tia the it h t tp oo the t i t ipe ope oie t h io t the ofe hh th th opp ty oh. ip t thh op ib ip Th t io th th o t o fe h +ds 6 #000000000000600000000000000000000000000040040008000¢ 6 : Big Wallpaper and Paint Sale Opposite Timmins Fire Hall _ J Jj @#ffferp® “M‘QWOWQWMWWWMM“ $0000000000000000000000000080000000080000046400404009§4 J. T. EASTON Funeral Director and Embalmer Phone 52 TIMMINS FOR 10 DAYS ONLY Prices Reduced from 15 to 30% The Art Paper and Paint Store Wallpapers, Panols, Paints, Murreseo, Alabastine, Floor ‘aint, and Auto ,Enamel. Come and see for yourself. Agent for Hayes Bros: Tombs tones.