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TRIAL PACKAGE BONCILLA WHILE THEY LAST Todd‘s Drus Stores Ltd THE DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES South Porcupine Schumacher | Phone 68 EEKâ€"END SPECIALS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE The next regular meeting of the Town Council is scheduled for Monâ€" day afternoon, Feb. 25th, at 4 p.m. Miss Alice Ryan is visiting at Kingston, Ont., being one of the guests at the Science Dance of Queen‘s University. } The next Band Concert will be held in the New lumpn'e Theatre, after the church services on Sunday. evening, Feb. 24th. _ All will be plea~ed to know that Mrs. G. 8. Drew is making excellent npnrogress to recovery from her recent progress illness. Mr. A. G. Carson left on Saturday for Pembroke to attend the funeral of his brotherinâ€"law. He was acâ€" comparied ftom Swastika by Mr. W. Anderson of that place. North Bay Nugget says:â€"*‘Miss Mayme Proiimnsky has returned to Timâ€" mins afiter spending the weekâ€"end with fr:ends here." Mr. ‘Gene Colombo, recently of Deâ€" troit, but formerly one of the popular early residents of the Camp and wel!â€" remembered as a firstâ€"class violinist and an allâ€"round good fellow, is reâ€" newing acquaintances here this week. ‘(Gtene is being kept busy answoring the question, with variations, ‘*"Well, how in the Detroit are you, ‘Gene?" A Haileybury man has found a live snake in his well on two separate o°â€" casions within the past three or fFour weeks. When the snakes get associaâ€" ting with water the booze must be getting desperately bad. Taking the finding of snakes in a well and the promise of a referendum on the O.T. A., and times are looking bad for the snake ‘ribe these days. _ The Provincial License Department has granted a temporary permit to the Mackay House, North Bay, to conâ€" tinue in business for a time and so allow opportunity for the disposal of the large stock of softâ€"drinks on hand. The Mackay House is North Bay‘s oldest hotel, and was recently refused a standard hotel license by the Deâ€" partment. It is understood the Deâ€" partment maintains its attitude of refusal to grart a license , the permit | being temporary. Phone 4a 'rl] -I e LO (‘ l' re“ 1 I(l 0 ‘ 'l‘] 1(‘ Timmins and District Notes Timmins Phone 90 Mr. D. B. Curtis, of Hamilton, is on a business visit to the Camp. y \Mr. Pearce, of the Northern Miner, was a visitor to the Camp, today.. ‘The first game in t of the Mines League s Hollinger at â€" Timmin night, Feb. 19th. Reports continue to give the pleasâ€" ing information thit Mr. Jas. Seully is making satisfactory progress to reâ€" covery after his recent operation at HWaileybury for appendicitis. . Mr. Ross Way, manager of the I[mâ€" perial Bank at South Poreupine, leaves this week for a month‘s vacaâ€" tion in the south, being granted leave of absence on account of poor health recentliy. SAULT GREYHOUNDS CHAMPIONS OF N.O.H.A. *~Four hundred and fifty fans from the town of Timmins and along the line journeyed over to Iroquois Falls last Saturday evening to see the first gcame of the second series when the Papermakers went down to defeat for the third time before the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. The game was a fast one. the victorvy belonging to Past one, the victory Dbelonging tO either team until the final gong when the Sault left the ice, the victors by a score of 2â€"1. The second game of the series played on Monday night showed a better brand of hockey, than that of Saturday, the first two periods seeâ€" ing both teams putting up the same kind of good hockey. The final gong rang with the Sault at the long end of a two to one. seore. About ons hundred went over from Timmins to witness this game. ‘Mike Rodden of Toronto handled the bell each evenâ€" ing, and was very fair. (Both games were clean, and Rodden wato/hed any siens of roughness with an eagle oye Candy for Gifts on St. Valentine‘s Day The viectory of the Sautt on Monâ€" day leaves the Greyhounds the winâ€" ners of the N.O.H.A., though Iroâ€" quois Falls has two more games to play . and the right to meet the O.H.A. teams in Toronto next month. Danderine .. . > 35c. Medium .. 60c. Large ... $1.00 TO RENTâ€"Apartment, unfurnished; 16 hy 20; good location for office. Apply to 72 Third Avenue. 7. Small ... 35c. sarse ... 60c. Forhan‘s Tooth Paste epsodent Tooth aste...".. ... 50c. k at south Porcupine, week for a month‘s vacaâ€" south, being granted leave on account of poor health e victory belong until the final gon ft the ice, the vic ime in the second half League schedule will be Timmins on Tuesday ; STO 5 ow se l d onl o e t e o i i c C c d 4 h K Th h t k k h oA ts 4 4 4 Select NOW from Neilson‘s, Ligget‘s Page and Shaw‘s Cocoanut Ofi Shampoo........ 50c. 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