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Adults, 8 tickets for $1.00 Single admission, 25 Cents Children (afternoons only), 10 tickets for $1.00 â€" Single admisâ€" ' sion Children (afternoens only), 15 Cents "OQWWMW 44 Afternoons : 1.30 to 4 o‘ciock The least expensive form of entertainment in Timmins and the most beneficial SK A TING Wednesday and Friday Nights ADMISSION venings : 8 to 10 o‘clock HF PORCUPiINE APYTARC® Mr. Len Smith left last week for a visit at his home in Haileybury. B2 elals. His many fmends will be JCaseda to learn that Mr. J. T. Easton is making satisfactory progress to reâ€" covery from his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Taillon returned last week after a few weeks‘ holiday spent in Ottawa, Toronto and other Golden Beaver Lodge, No. 528, A. F. A. M., are giving an At Home for Masons only and their ladigqg, in the Masonic Hall, Timmins, or Friâ€" day evening, Jan. 30th. Cards, daneâ€" ing, refreshments. The event comâ€" mences at 9 o‘elock. Bornâ€"At Haileybury Hospital on anuary 3rd, 1920, to Mr. and Mrs. . Emery,â€"a@ daughter. The Town Council for 1920 will hold its first regular meeting on Monâ€" day evening next Jan. 26th. The Town Gouncil has been holding its regular meetings on the second and iourth Mondays of each month, and the new Council is following this rule. Mr. G. Spenes, of the Bank of Comâ€" merce staff, Timmins, left Thursday morning last for Montreal where he has been promoted to a good position on ‘the bank staff. Mr. Spence was popular here in many cireles, esâ€" pecially in clean manly sport such as baseball, hockey, tennis, golf, etc., and he will be much missed in town. His numerous friends here, however, will wish him the best of good luck and advancement whereever he may be. The Haileyburian last week had the following reference to the young man killed in an accident at the Melntyre Mine last week:â€"‘‘John Dolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Dolan, Third Street, Haileybury, lost his life at the Mclntyre Mine, Poreupine, on Monâ€" day. The acceident was caused by a fall of rock. Deceased, who was only 17 years of age, had been employed at the Melntyre since last October. Preâ€" vious to going there he lived with his arents here and was empluyed at searf‘s Livery. The remains were rought _ to Haileybury â€" yesterday W edneqda\) and the funeral takes tace this morning (Jan. 15th) at aine o‘elock. Much sympathy is exâ€" ressed for the sorrowing parents. I.w,m-‘â€"_g g Eg fig fig fig fig fig fi |1 E’ % % % % % -‘% %dâ€"b % Efi . % % % â€"'Igfi [1_3_}_“] g‘â€" éfi en -â€"lgâ€" n ast and south Timmins News in Brief friends will be pleased Mr. E. Lightbody has returned from Edmonton, accompanied by his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lightbody will take up residence at the Dome. The Pas Herald has the following item in its last issue referring to form er oldâ€"timers of the Pormpive'-â€"â€"“ll M. Paull and Pete Davidson are in Winnipeg. Mr. Paull meet ‘his sister en route from England. Sunday, Jan. 25th is set apart by the Presbyterian church as a â€" special ‘‘Home Missions‘‘ day in all the churches throughtout Canada. The subject at the Timmins Presbyterian church will be ‘*Home Missions and music at the services including a violin duet. Auglican Social Club held their week ly meeting at the home of Mtr. and Mrs R. J. Jemmett on Monday evenâ€" Social Service.‘‘ There will be special ing. About twenty young people were present and enjoyed a social evening and a pleasant danee. Mr. Harry Wrinn was appointed Treasurer to succeed Mr. R. Benallick. There was a large turnout at the New Empire Theatre on Wednesday evening last to hear the Hawaiian Quartette. These native musicians from thg southern islands liave been widely praised by the press of the citâ€" ies visited on this tour. Here they gave visited on this tour. Here they gave instrumental and vocal selections, and all who are charmed by Hawaiian music were pleased with all the selecâ€" tions given. The quartette included three men and one woman, all garbed in native costume, and playing and singing Hawaiian music. Harry Hepplestone, the returned soldier reported last week as mysâ€" teriously disappeared, turned up agâ€" aim at Cobalt during the weekâ€"end and expressed surprise at the fuss made over his supposed. disappearâ€" ance. He said he ‘had simply been away on business and that he had been doing no *‘disappearance‘‘ act at all and that the newspaper and street talk to the contrary was all nonsense. WANXTEDâ€"Room, with or without board in private family. Apply Box 15, Advance Office, Tummns-| 7 â€" R E E L S P EC 5 Friday and | Saturday January 23 and 21 ulc SS Matinee on % S aturd ay %% at 2.30 p.m @ Max Seanett Ceomedy and L_j F 0 xX News% l"‘"“ t * e e Ne io on e zs