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Mr. Robert Hilton, of Montreal, was a visitor to Timmins last week. Mrs. W. B. Moisley and Mrs. W. L. Hermbert, of Fenwick, Ont., are visitâ€" ing Mr. and Mts.â€"P. G. Moisley. Mr. and Mrs. T. Twaddle left this week for a months‘ hohda) in the south. Get your favorite Irish songs and Song Folios for St. Patrick‘s Day from Ivan Stadelman, Opp. Burke‘s Drug Store, Timmins. Mrs. Van syckle has returned to her home at Sudbury after an extendâ€" ed visit to her daughter, Mrs. Chittenâ€" den. At the last regular meeting of the Timmins Citizens‘ Band it was deâ€" cided to bhold the annual Band Banâ€" quet this year at the Queen‘s Hotel on Friday evening, March 21st. Call and hear. your old favorite Irish Songs and Irish Dance Music on Columbia and Apex Records at Ivan Starelman‘s _ Musite . Store, Opp. Burke‘s Drug Store, Timmins. The Hailevburian last week says:â€" H. 8. Hennegsy is in Timmins for a week or two, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Moore, who have recently returned from Palm Beach, Florida."" Timmins Golf Club annual meeting Friday evening this week in the Counâ€" eil Chamber, Timmins, at 8:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lynn, of Schuâ€" macher, were in Cobalt last week atâ€" tending the wedding of Mr. Albert Young artd Miss Margaret Meagher, both of the Silver Town. Next Txesday evening, March 18th, is the date of the St. Patrick‘s Musiâ€" eal Festival by the Timmins ‘Male Chorus, the event to be held in the New Empire Theatre. Friends of the late R. B. Watson, who at the time of his death some weeks ago, was general manager of the Nipissing Mine, are planning the ereetion of a Watson Memorial on Nipissing Hill. The memorial will be built out of the rock of the hill itself and will be in full view of passing trainsg on the T. N.O. main line. Timmins and District Notes ; : ; | . § #%¢00000800068086 + p P p P > P E We have whatever you need in our line and the oe highest grade of drugs and prices no higher than service that counts. Seidlitz POWdeNS 25c. per box FOR â€"other than smokes. Cigar SMOKERSand cigarette holders in a * variety of styles and sizes with a bigger variety of prices. We also have a fine line of pipes, better quality, lower prices than anywhere else POSTCARDS Mentholated Cough Bailsam 75c. Fruizossalts 75c. $1.25 COLGATE‘S TOOTH PASTE 25c. PnEX The Northern Neiws of Cobalt last week says:â€"‘‘Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waish have left Swastika and will take up their residence in Timmins, where Mr. Walsh has secured a posiâ€" tion with theMeIntyre Mine. Their many friends will wish . them every success in their new home.‘"‘ The special at the New Empire Theatre forâ€" Friday and Saturday, March 26th and is ‘‘Whe Coverâ€" ed Wagon,"* one of the most populat motion pictures of recent times. In all the large centres this picture has had a remarkable run, and is generalâ€" ly classed topâ€"notcher. Arrangements are now well under way for the observance of the anniâ€" versary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge by the Returned Soldiers of the Porâ€" cupine Camp, the observance to be made by a banquet to be held in the 1.0.0.F. Hall, South Poreupine, on Wednesday evening, April 9th. A team went through the ice on the river neur the bridge on Monday morning ana the horses were drowned. They were hauled out of the hole in the ice and lef, on the ice, apparently to be takea away for disposal. Later, it was reported that the horses had been pushed back in the river. As the river water is used for drinking and other domestic purposes, there was much protest, and the police tovk tne matcer up to investigate and remedy. Sault Ste. Marie has dbeen travelâ€" ling in hard lueck with its hockey team, so far as accidents, are concerned. Last week in an exhibition game at Galt, Dr. ‘‘Stan"‘ Brown was laid up for at least a week. He was circling@ behind the nets when he ran into the boards and, in falling, ecut an artery in his ankle, inflicting a nasty, gash which required three stitches to close. ©Babe‘‘ Donnelly also recently chad the ligaments of his side torn in an exhibition «game at London recently. and will nct be able to play for sevâ€" eral days. reg FOR Bronchitis Mixture rkif ST. PATRICK‘S DAY PEPSODENT Abbey‘s Salts 59¢. 73c. TOOTH PASTE 50c. BUCKLEY‘S Fresh, Foamy, Fizzy Asprolax in our line and the best that aan be obtai'ned in any store. Always the no higher than anywhere else in the district, plus of course the: A special general: meeting of Abe shareholders of the Thompsonâ€"Krist Co. is ealled for toâ€"day at Toronto to consider plans for the reâ€"opening of the Thompsonâ€"Krist _and Poreupine Crown properties under a new plan. Mr. Tuke, principal of Hailebury High School, accidentally lost the pay cheque of Mr. H. G. Pickard, one of the teachers, and this cheque fell into the hands of a young man, unknown, who presented the cheque in payment for some goods bought at a hardware store. The cheque was for $243.99, and the young man got $7.00 worth of goods and $73.00 in cash. He was to return for the balance, but did not put in an . appearance. The police have a good description of the young fellow and are now searching for him. ‘The electric toaster bought at the hardware store was recovered in Coâ€" balt last week. :VlALT EXTRACT with COD LIVER OIL, reg. $1§30 .. in ons io en e eA i ie n cA ar id iA raracar o tnad .69c. HOT WATER BOTTLES, reg. $2.25 for......... $1.79 [2 Year Guarantee] reg. $2.00 for......... $1.69 VATLILIM RPOTTIEFES nintsize_ 00. .......l..... 2222 79c. m We eE 92 OB [2 Year Guarantee] reg. $2.00 for VACUUM BOTTLES, pint size.. .............. ABSORBENT COTTON, pound SPECIAL CORRUGATED BOTTLE ¢!Y[:/® FREE! on rEquEsT FREE! Todd‘s Drus Stores Ltd South Porcupine Phone 68 Ssample Cake of Woodbury‘s Facial SoaP Cleans Teceth Better Dentists approve this perfect toothbrush and this one right way to clean the teeth! The perfected brush which cleans with ease inside, outside and between the teeth. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Ebe‘flepcanbl_z‘brug Stores a resolution was passed unanimously expressing the regret of a!! the memâ€" bers at the recent death of ‘Mr. Lous Decicco‘ at North Bay and extending sincere sympathy to the bereaved reâ€" latives. For several months the late Louis Decicco was a member of the Timimins Citizens‘ Band. At the regular monthly meeting of the Timmins Citizens‘ Band last week Mr. F. J. Woino, Bandmaster of Timmins Citizens‘ Band, this week went to the St. Mary‘s Hospital here for an operation hernia. The operation was successfully performed yesterday and Mr. Wolno is now well on the way to recovery. It is expectâ€" ed that he will ‘be able to leave the hospital, fully recovered, in the course of the next few days. FINES AND JAIL TERMS FOLLOW RAID IN MONETA Schumacher At Police Court here last week fines and jail terms were apportioned to the men and women found in the house in Moneta the previous Sunday evening when the place was raided by the police. Grace Donato, charged with being the keeper of a disorderly house, was fined $100,.00 and costs. Agnes Paqeau, for <frequenting, was fined $25.00 and â€" costs. lumnstine Bouchard, another girl charged with being a frequenter, did not appear for trial. Her bail of $50.00 was esâ€" treated, and bench warrant issued. Five men, all from were fined $20.00 and costs for being freâ€" quenters. Charges of being frequentâ€" ers were dropped in connection \\1th Frank Emerio, Elwood Vidito and M. Biancofiore, these three having liquor in their possession â€" when _ taken in charge by the police. charges of illegally having liquor in other than their private dwelling house ‘these three: were fined $200.00 and costs each or three months. : Vidito paid ooooooooo onaa a.fimfl e Omflu ooooo amfl .o-.â€"“- ° 8«0.....0".’..3 up, but the other two apparently preâ€" ferred the three months. _ Victor Borghette, on a charge of having liquor in a public place, was fined $200.00 and costs. On a similar charge E. Gill was fined $200.00 and costs. A charge of selling liquor, preferâ€" red against Mrs. Mary Peterson, was dismissed. D. Stenovich and G. Sadergrin were each fined $200.00 and eosts for illegâ€" ally having liquor. C A V W( PsPR P a N) e w M ce m k4 There were only three drunks, two of them being fined $10 and costs, and the third taxed double on acâ€" count of it being a second recent apâ€" pearance. Phone 4a GENUINE THERMOS Tunpmins Phone 90 $1. 75 ANOTHER BUSY POLICE COURT FOR TOâ€"MORROW. In addition to the preliminary hearâ€" ing of the three men and a woman charged with illegally detaining _ a young woman for immoral purposes, there will be the usual array of cases for police court this week. _ Three drunks are on the list. Mike Roa is charged with being drunk and assanit ing Grace Donato. K. Rousseau is charged with obstructing the street by piling hay. . Kelly faces three charges as a result of the trouble at the rink Saturday evening, and some of his friends are charged with obâ€" structinz the police for interference in the case. A gentleman from Schuâ€" macher has laid a charge of, assault against Kelly, and in addition there are charges of being drunk and hayâ€" ing liquor in a public place against him. JOHNSON JOHNSON _ Bestlor Baby, best.ior :0 BABY POWDER â€" 25c. per tin Mr. J. N. Levine left toâ€"day for an extended holiday in the south. He will be judge at the big dog show in Pittsburgh next month and will also visit Milwaukee and other southern U.S.A. cities. % NEW Plain, ~perfumed, medicated, TOILET liquid, solid; any kind, any form SOAPS anyt‘hing vou want in soaps Baby‘s Own Tablets Palmolive 10c. WA (ad Lva $1 00 _ WOOoODwWARD‘S Gripe Water 85c. 25c Soap STORES < < < < € < A « * 4 € < < < € 4 4 4 » 5 o 0090%0908%000000090060060000800006046 75¢ Nég lg! . $1.25 Mr. J. Kennedy, in charge of the Canadian Customs Office here, left on Friday for a business trip to Torontso, During Mr. Kennedy‘s absence, Mr. Cowler, of North Bay, will be in charge of the Custom‘s Office here. Scott‘s Emulsion 65c. $1.30 Best for Baby, Best for You MEMBERS TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS Milk of Magresia 60c. 4 Colborne St. â€" Toronto Reliability, Efficiency, Promptness Facial Soap 25c, MARKET SUCUMMARY ON REQU L NO. 216449 FOR ST. PATRICK‘S DAY (Since 1898 ) he