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ii‘l iA 207 CAE en e Tok on can o o on ons ons c 40. ol n C CBP P BR Near Post Office The Nyal and Penslar Store VERY HAPPY WE WISH EVERYBODY Timmins THI! PCORC SUPIXE ADVANCE Mr, H. E. Montgo mas at his home in _Mr. Gordon Ross is spending the Christmas holidays at his home in Montreal. Mr. F. J. Wolno, Timmins Citizens‘ the holidays at his Miss Edith Haughland, who has been studying in Toronto, is home to spend the holidays with her father in Timmins. Mrs. Dr. Colin from Grand‘ Mere, Quebec, is spending a couple of weeks in Timmins as the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. Charon. The classes for miners and prospecâ€" tors conducted by Dr. Goodwin at Coâ€" balt concluded last week. The classes were well attended and proved of much interest and benefit. Similar classes are to be held in Timmins in the course of the next few months. Napoleon Manseau, whose home is on the Quebec side of Lake Temiskaâ€" ming, has been missing for several days and it is feared that he has gone through the ice and been drowned. He was engaged in cutting wood near the Keeley Mine in South Lorrain, and started for home on December 14th, going across the ice. Bince then no trace has been found of him. One of the bets made at Friday night‘s game may be considered as a real sporting venture. When the score stood 3 to 1, one loyal young sport bet a Falls man 2 to 1 on Timâ€" mins. To make such a bet at the end of the second period is certainly takâ€" ing a chance. The third period, howâ€" eve@r, turned the chance from recklessâ€" ness to just plain courage. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Ferguson have moved from Kirkland Lake and have taken up residence in Timmins where Mr. Ferguson will make his headquart ers. They have taken up residence in the house recently occupied by Mr. Fred. Kenning. Mr. and Mrs. Ferâ€" euson are wellâ€"known ana esteemed residents of the North Land, in past years being especially regarded in hoâ€" ckey circles, both being skilled playâ€" ers, Mrs. Ferguson being one of the talented players in the noted Haileyâ€" bury ladies‘ hockey team. Timmins and District Notes Bandmaster of the Band, is spending home in Hamilton. Hailevybury spent Chris Miss Belle Stirling, who attending the Ladies® College by, and (Mr. Kenfneth Stirln dent at 8t. Andrew‘s,. Tor home for the holidays. A Grand New Year‘s Ball will be held at the Melutyre Hall, Schumaeâ€" her, on Monday evening next, Jan. ist. commencing at 9.15 p.m. Music by the Melntyre Orchestrg. This ball offers all a happy way of seeing the old vear out and the new year in. Mr. B. Newton, of Kuitscoty, Alberâ€" ta, who was among the eariy resiqeuts of the Poreupine, spent Christmas with his brothers and other relations here. Mr. Newton still retiins his inâ€" terest in Timmins and distict, and is delighted at the great progess and deâ€" \elopment of Timmins anl the iPorâ€" cupine. Mr. C. P. Grill, who coMucted the jewelry store taken over sme months ago by (Mr. J. E. Garrett, nt Christâ€" mas greetings to his in Timâ€" mins. Mr. Grill is at priént in St. John, New Brunswick. Clirlie leaves the impression that there us a Merry Christmas in New Br unsng by sugâ€" that a boat cam into that port recently bearing "0) cases of eood Scotch,. ©9009090009000000008000000000000000809$60000000000068§0666 " AFTE} Official Woh Inspector for T. N. 0. Ry. Opposite Post fce Timmins, Ont. ry us, ouprices cannot be compared Joh:1 E. Garrett Many aiicles will require to be exchange, many gifts engraved, why notry us for exchange on your siltrware, also engraving n t been Whitâ€" a stinâ€" CHRISTMAS The Nipissing Mining Co. donated $500,00 to be spent in purchasing suit able Christmas cheer, and as a result 54 fire refugee families enjoyed a rea‘! Christmas. The next meeting of the Caledonian Society of Timmins will be on Friday evening, Jan. 12th, in the 1.0.0.F. :One of the special features of this meeting will be a paper by Mr. J. K. Moore. Dr. E. Belhan is spending Christmas at his home in Pembroke,. Ont. The next meeting of the Town Counâ€" cil is scheduled for toâ€"day (Wednesâ€" day) at the usual hour (4 p.m.) This will likely be the last meeting of the 1922 Council. Miss Irene Sauve and Ethier spent the Christmas in Ottawa. The \’oxthel ‘n News of Cobalt 1: week says:â€"**Mrs, E. Chase is «pé ing the Christmas holidays in Ti mins."‘ 99