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It is the intention to give a similar Bband concert Friday evening at the grounds during the summer months. Weather and other condiâ€" tions permitting the Band will give another open air concert Friday evenâ€" ing of this week. 7# Thanks to the goo@ work of Presiâ€" dent Cadman and Secretary Faithful of the Grounds Committee the Band had a proper place to play, the band stand being repaired, lights put in and seats arranged. + At the request of Iroquois Falls yesterday, it was decided to postpone the baseball match in the district leaâ€" gue scheduled for the Falls toâ€"day. It was inconvenient for the Fallls to have the game ‘toâ€"day and the Timâ€" mins boys agreed to deferring the match to accommodate the Paper Town. Citizens‘ Band gave the first of its open air ‘band concerts this season on the Athletic grounds on Friday night last. There was a big erowd out, and all enjoyed the good music wellâ€"rendered by the Timâ€" mins Citizens Band. The applause from the stands after each selection and the comments of those present showed that the work of the Band was much appreciated. There was a large attendance of the Band memâ€" bers, and ‘they rendered an attractive musical programme of over an hour‘s duration. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20TH, 1923. FRIDAY EVENING BAND CONCERT PLEASED ALL TKE GOLDFIELD DRUC STORE Canada â€" United States Published every Wednesday by Owner and Publisher. Bubscription Rates: Telephones : Residence 112. $2.00 year $3.00 year No. 1 opposite New Empire Theatre No. 2 foot of Third Ave., St. Onge Building Saturday evening of this week there will be a Gingham Dance at the Hollinger Recreation Hall under the auspices of the Hollinger Community Club. These Hollinger ~Community Club dances are proving unusually popular and pleasing. The Ice Cream Dance on Friday evening last was a big success. There was a big crowd and everybody shad a dandyâ€" time. T‘he music by the Holly Orchestra was a feature. The Gingham Dancee on Saturday of this week will likely ‘be even more successful. There will be good music, a nice line of refreshâ€" ments, and everything else will be up to the high standard being set by Holâ€" linger Community Club events. ance At 2.30 this (Wednesday) morning Dr. R. H. Brown was awakened, probâ€" ably by the sound of breaking glass, and found his residence, at the corner of Pine street and Fourth Avenue, full of smoke and fire. He was alone in the house, his family being away on a visit, and he hastily made his way outside through a window and gave the alarm of fire. The brigade responded to his first call and quietly but quickly and effectively got in their wood work. The fire had considerable headway being by this time well unâ€" der way in kitchen, dining room and bedroom. The ‘blaze was promptly extinguished by the brigade, but not before more than $2,000 damage had been done to the house and contents through fire, smoke.and water. Among the more expensive articles to be badâ€" ly damaged was a highâ€"class piano. Other furniture and furnishings in the house were also destroyed, the light construction of the building and the headway gained by the fire beâ€" fore discovery being primary factors in causing the serious damage. The origin of the fire is not known, the fire having such a headway when disâ€" covered that theories as to its original cause are naturally uncertain. Many at the Goldfields and other nearby places were awakened by the fire and some were alarmed when they saw the flames shooting out from the house.l Others slept peacefully through the fire. The loss is covered ‘by insurâ€". FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE TO HOUSE AND FURNITURE She will tell you the past and presâ€" ent, even your character. No matter how many times you have had your paim read, have it read again. She will give you good advice. Don‘t fail to see this Great Lady. â€" She will tell you the truth. J a e m l Some excitement was eaused last night by the ringing of the fire bell shortly after nine o‘ciock. The alarm was from Box 51, one of the new boxes just installed. Inside of a few minutes there were literally thousands of people on the streets, there ‘being a special nervousness these days in reâ€" gard to fire. The fire team made a record getaway from the hall, but owing to a twist in the harness the team had to be stopped on Cedar street and the harness adjusted. This caused a few seconds‘ delay, but in the run down to Mattagami the new peppy team more than made up this little loss. The fire was at 17 Main street, Mattagami, and had no headway before the brigade got to it. The people had been fighting it with water, and the brigade gave it the knockâ€"out with a dose from the chemical ‘tank. The fire was caused by a lamp igniting a towel hanging on a wall, the flames running up the parâ€" tition. The damage done was not serious, prompt attention avoiding loss and danger alike. HAVE YOUR PALM READ ! SMALL FIRE LAST NIGHT IN MATTAGAMI DISTRICT Lady Marion Chocolates by the Lady from MONTREAL CAFE 12 CEDAR ST. o * i9 % THE PORCUPINE ADVANOCER Tenders addressed to Mr. Max Smith, Secretary Public School Board, south Porecupine, Ontario will be reâ€" ceived up to and including July l4th next, after which date all tenders will ‘be elosed, for a Continuation School â€" Building to be in south Porcupine, Ont., according to plans and specifications prepared by me. Plans and specifications will be available for contractors on and after July 3rd next at my office in Timmins. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Timmins, Ont., June 19, 1923 A. H. CEDERBERGâ€", 1923, after which date all tendering will be closed, for a School Teachers‘ Home to be erected in South Poreuâ€" pine, Ont., according to plans and specifications prepared by me. Plans and specifications will beâ€" available for contractors on and after June 27th next at my office in Timmins. Lowest or any tender npt necess? ily accepted. Timmins, July 19th, 1923. A,. H. CEDERBERG, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tendels addressed to Mr. Max Smith, Secretary Public School Board, South Pm(upme, Ontario, will be reâ€" ceived up to and including July 7th, FOR SALEâ€"Fine 2)%â€"story house for sale. Hall, dining room, living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bath. ~Could be two bedrooms in attic good size. All Georgia pine trim, oil and varnish. Two round post colonnades. Cement floor in cellar. New coal or wood furnace. Garage with cement floor. Situaâ€" ted in Floral Park Boulevard. Fine lawns, lots of trees, decidious and evergreen. Fine entrance way, electric lamp, ete. Very fine lots 45 x 133. Price of these all plantâ€" ed and fenced, $250 each. Price of ‘house and garage, lot 45x 133 ft., $3,300, $1,000 cash and terms arâ€" ranged. Apply to R. Waite, Timâ€" mins, Ont., by letter. â€"20â€"27 TOWNSHIP OF CALVERT â€" Notice of Holding Court of Revision Notice is hereby given that the time for hearing appeals against the Assessment (Roll for the year 1923, has been fixed by the Township Counâ€" cil of the Township of Calvert, for Saturday, June the 23rd, 1923, at the hour of 10 a.m., in the Police Station, Ansonville. Dated this l1th day of June, 1923. E. MONTFORT, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SPECIAL â€" SATURDAY Arch. Engineer LOSTâ€"Lady‘s 3â€"stone ring, one stone missing. Reward Finder please return to Advance Office. â€"25p TO RENTâ€"Threeâ€"roomed house, on the river front, sixth house north of the River Road ; newly finished. Apply to August Leaf, on the premâ€" ises. â€"24p. GIRL WANTEDâ€"for GIRL WANTEDâ€"Apply 60 South Avenue. â€"201 TO RENTâ€"F urnished House during July and August. \Apply ibetween 7 and 8 p.m. 51 Elm strset. SIXâ€"ROOMED HOUSE FOR RENT : furnace; water and all convenienâ€" ces. Apply Box H., Advance Office. WANTEDâ€"CLERK*FOR GENERAL STORE.. Must be good in Dry Goods. Apply D. O‘Connor, Conâ€" naught Station, Ont. 23â€"20p GET YOUR FURNITURE REPAIRâ€" BD and Reâ€"upholstered at the Norâ€" thern Upholstering Company, 74 Spruce street. Box 872, Timmins. RESTAURANT FOR SALE. Good location, near T. N. 0. Station. Well established business. Apply to Miss J. Fournier, Hotel Canada, 2505 Spruce St., Timmins, Ont. COMPETENT GIRL WANTEDâ€" Apply 16 Balsam street. â€"25p TWO LOTS FOR SALE, on east Eim street; cleaned and fenced. Address Box R. S., Advance Office, Timmins. 29p Fvl WANTELDâ€"tor general houseâ€" work. Good wages paid to right party. Phone 103, Timmins. Ore Pound Box 29]) phone or call FPOR SALEâ€"POULTRY AND EGGS Pure bred and pedigreed, stock. Barred Rocks, light and dark mati ngs. Single Comb White Leghorns, bred to lay. Inspection â€" invited. Write WANTEDâ€"A PARTNER, LADY OR GENTLEMAN, for a good business, with. small or large capital, active or inactive. Write an appointment to Box F.R.0O., Ad\anw Office â€"24â€"260p. CEDAR POSTS FOR SALEâ€"Cedar FOR SALEâ€"Five acres of land, west of Hollinger Townsite; good locaâ€" tion ifor progpective building lots. House 22 to 24, wellâ€"finished msuie,. on the property. Land fenced and crop in. Apply to owner on proâ€" perty; at Grey House Transmission Line. Terms arranged. 23â€"25p» FOR HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"cement plaster outside; 6 rooems; cellar; furnace; water,toilet, ete. Apply on the preâ€" mises, 46 Balsam street. FARM AND GREENHOUSE FOR SALE, owing to illâ€"health of owner. _ _No reasonable offer refused. Apply to A. C. White, Hoyle, Ont. 22 WANTED TO RENTâ€"House, with bath. Send monthly price and parâ€" ticulars to Tenant, P.O. Box 869, Timmins. â€"20p EXPERIENCED LAW _ STENOâ€" GRAPHER WANTEDâ€"4pply to ANYONE WISHING BARLEY (for FOR SALEâ€"Three pool tables, in good condition. Cheap for cash. Apply to Stevens Kyle, 5 Pine street, Moneta. â€"250â€"27ip rIRSTâ€"CLASS BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE. Apply No. 8, Laurier Ave., Timmins. â€"251 Mattagami 6 Tickets for a Dollar. 12 Pints for a Dollar. Estimates Furnished on All Kinds of Work Clean Stables, Clean Cows, Cleap Plans and Specifications for Types of Building Handling, Clean Milk. WATCH FOR THE BLAOK HORSE AND THE RED RIG. house, new, on corner lot south end of Maple Street; 2â€" ringed Electric Cooker; and C@hinet Gramophone, with 32 records, Apâ€" ply 28 Cambria Avenue, Hollinger Townsite . 24â€"26, fence posts, posts for foundations and buildings, all sizes and lengths. Apply to T. Hardy, 48 Elm street. Phone 317. 19t.f. JR SALEâ€"Fifteen yearling White Leghorn ‘Hens, all laying, Ferris strain. Also, Cockerel. Apply 52 Laurier Ave., Holling«r Townsite. ‘ â€"25p» seed or ‘feed) or pasturage for horses or cattle, apply to James B. Mitchell, Goldlands P.:0O., Kelso Staâ€" tion, Ont. 22â€"27p P.0. Box 549, Timmins, Ont. â€"â€" 2 130 Maple St. TIMMINS, ONT. FRANK LITTLE, Connaugkt Station, Ont â€"roomed _ plastered ally new, on corner A9¢, Ontario