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GOLDFIELD DRUG CO. Twenty Bandsmen Now on the List, With More to Follow. Curling Club at South Porcupine Promises to be Big Success. Work on Highway Improved. Bus Fares to Dome Still a Live Topic. Other Interesting Items from South Porcupine. South Porcupine to Have A Band and Curling Club South Poreupine, Oct. 6th.â€"Special to the Advance. There was a special meeting in the Council Chambers on Sunday afterâ€" noon, October 5th, in comtton with forming the Band for South #Poreuâ€" pine. The purpose of the meeting was to get a line on @all the musicians in the Camp and also to find out how many had their own _ instruments. James Brown was elected chairman for the meeting and the following is a list of the Band members to date:â€"2 J. Loos, Trombone; J. Costain, Bass Trombone; W. W. Wilson, Trombone and Saxaphone; â€" R. MeWilliams, Cornet: John Moroz, Cornet; Gene €olombo, Cornet and Alto; Mr. Fonâ€" zie, Cornet; Ed. Bylkas, Cornet ; A. Bostrom,. Trombone; Morris Bucovetâ€" speare, _ Euphonium; â€" Mr,. Nichois, Bass: M. Vallo, Bass; James Fera, Bass Drum; L. Truelove,â€" Traps; (ieorge Rowe, Flute; and others to hear from. The question of Bandâ€" master. was taken up and set aside until next meeting which will take place on Thursday, Oct. 9th, at 8 p.m. In view of the fact that many of the business men are coâ€"operating towards gettring the band started, South Poreupine is assured of a Band that will in a short time rival some of the other Bands in the North. A full account of Thursday‘s meeting will be published in the next issue. Apparently someone ‘has been talkâ€" ing to the men at work on the Govâ€" etunment Road through South Poreuâ€" pine,. At any rate during the course of last week much has been done and many loads of rock have been placed and graded. It is beginning to look as thought it will be a permanent highway and much credit is due the parties who have looked into the matâ€" tfer which was so important and got things started. It is to be hoped that the good work will continue. The Baseball Dance in the New School Hall last week was a decided sucegss. P§phers Syncopaters furnâ€" ished a good programme of music. A large® crowd was present and all ha a good time. sky, Alto; Mr. Dennis, Clarinet ; Allen Pearce, Clarinet; J. Doig, Clarinet; Mr. Biliskie, Clarinet; James Boisâ€" nois, Saxaphone; James Brown, Saxaâ€" phone; Bill Hutcheson, Saxuaphone ; Harry Hogg, Saxaphone; Mr., Shakeâ€" speare, _ Euphonium;~ _ Mr. Nichols, Bass: M. Vallo, Bass; James Fera, Drum: I;# ‘Trugelove,â€" Traps; Aetivities are well under way for the forming of the Curling Club for South Poreupine. Many interested parties have subscribed generously toâ€" wards making the new sport a success and no doubt there will be keen comâ€" petition among the players when the new came has been introduced. It is rumored from official »cireles that the Water Works and Sewage System for Seuth, Poreupine will soon be installed. There have been many inquiries from outsiders regarding the Bonds and it looks as though there will be no difficulty whatsoever in disâ€" posing of same, which should insure the installation. A _ more complete and authentic report will be given as soon as the facts are learned. Mr. James Fera left South Porenâ€" pine on Sunday tor a hbusiness trip to Toronto and other porits. He is exâ€" pected back in about two weeks. U Lester Jor. an old resident of home â€" i1 _ spending a Connaugat _Mrs. Lester Jo Seuth Poreuping Tue LOmMJVInQtd â€" a, KA 3/ AKANS Colombo and Ted Emery,"‘ returned on Saturday after a most sueccessful trip to Elk Lake on Thursday and Englehart on Friday. The â€" Music Lovers of Elk Lake were so impressed with the good musie rend:s yred by this s . ~thar ahnnit â€" Ask For GREEN TEA nase It is much more delicious than the finest Japan, Young Hyson or Gunpowder. â€" Sold everywhere. FREE SAMPLE of GREEN TEA UPON REQUEST. "SALADA,*" TORONT® nhina Combined â€" Orches a fTew wee {(Â¥11 upine, _ returned to _ her nelehart last week after few weeks with friends at rchestya,. * # mery,"‘ returned most successfual people from Elk Lake made the trip to Englehart in autos to attend the dance there which took place in the Masonic Hall. The (Dance in Elk Lake was a Masonic At Home and the members _ enjoyed _ an unusually pleasant evening. Mr. Ted Emery returned to Elk Lake on Sunday to direct the play which ‘he is putting on in that town on Monday evening. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. J. ?aul, on Oct. 2nd, a daughter. There has been considerable (-o.raf- ment on the question of reduced fa es from the Dome to South P()rcurlf since the account was published week in The Advance and it see parties who have been working hard on the matter can get mno res@lts, alâ€" though they have done everything in their power. Some of the residents and taxâ€"payers claim that/the Townâ€" ship has permission from the Govâ€" ernment to dictate to ie Taxi Drivâ€" ers and Bus : Operat( ts and claim that the aforementicaAed body have the right to lawfully 'sjet a price standâ€" ard on all trips, ete4 in this township, and they are at a/loss to understand why, under thoss simple conditions, there has not béen anything done to remedy the s<duation. Perhaps the coming electon will have something to do with /it. It is to be hoped that who ever i-;" responsible for these conâ€" ditions yAll get. busy and help to satisfy the people from South Poreuâ€" pine and the Dome as well. It is reported from numerous reliâ€" abfe sources that ore averaging $13,â€" 000.00 to the ton is being bagged By Segsworth and Jowsey on their group of clams in the Township of MeNeill. The vein is from eight to. ten feet wide, running east and. west. This discovery is ‘bidding strongly to ‘oust the Croesus Gold Mines as the highâ€" est grade gold ore in Northern Onâ€" tario. The owners have cut the road out to the transmission line and will be installing machinery and shipping as soon as sleighing permits. MUr. Gladden, Chief Electrician of the Davidson Mines, left on Sunday for a trip to Montreal and other points. $ Mrs. Edwardâ€" William Smith of North Bay announces the engagement of her youngest daughter, Mary Conâ€" stance, to Mr. Bertrand John Conâ€" nolly of Connaught, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly of North Bay, the wedding to take place the latter part of October. MA RKETSUMMARY ON REQUEST 4 Colborne St. â€" Toronto MINING SHARES Reliability, Effciency, Promptness Dr. A. P. Murtagh Physician â€" and Surgeon 28 THIRD AVE,. TIMMINS. Phone 580. Members Toronto Stock Exchange SPECIALISTS (Since 1896 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Building Boom in Progress at Schumacher at Present New Picture Theatre, Several Store Buildings and Resiâ€" dences in Course of Erection. New Public School to be Formally Opened on Friday Evening of This Week. Other Personal and General Items from Schumacher. Schumacher, Oct. 7th.â€"Special to The Advance. Everything is booming in this town though in the permanent, substantial way that means a real boom. ~Several new stores and a number of resiâ€" dences are in course of erection, and in addition the new theatre is startâ€" ed and this year Schumacher expects to have this modern motion piecture house in operation. The â€"newâ€" Public _ School iwill _be formally opened by Reeve C. V. Galâ€" lagher on Friday evening, October 10. A general invitation is extended to all ratepayers. Miss M. MeCleary left this week for Toronto General Hospital to reâ€" ceive medical attention. Mr. Wm. Mansfield has purchased a new Heintzman piano. We regret to announce the death of Mr. Chrystian who died very sudâ€" denly on Tuesday, 7th inst. Mrs. McDonald, of Bracebridge is visiting hber daughiter, Mrs. W. C. Atrnott. Mr:/®. Swanson and bride have turned from their honeymoon and ten?/ residing in Schumacher. CALL FPOR MAIL ADDRESSED TO ADVANCE OFFICE BOXES Advertisers who have been using Advance boxes will please note that they call for replies, unless otherwise arranged. At the present there are a number of replies waiting at The Advance Office for the adverâ€" tisers. There are, among others, letâ€" ters here addressed to Box W.D., Box M.L., Box H.S., and Box C.S. A dâ€" vertisers will please note that Want Advts. in The Advance bring replies, but this will not help them much unâ€" less they call for the replies. The above boxâ€"holders should call at once for the replies noted. â€" Thank you! PLEASE® ATTEND AT ONCE To YOUR SUBSCRIPTION During the past few days several hundred _ subscription notices _ have been sent out by The Advance. The Advance follows yery closely the rule that all subsceriptions must be paid in advance. Unless subsceriptions are so paid promptly we take it for grantâ€" ed that the particular subscriber neâ€" clecting to renew his subscription does not desire to have his copy of the paper continued. Under the system in use in The Advance office for ten years past this is the only view we can take. Accordingly, all subseribâ€" bers are asked to note their subâ€" seriptions and if date of expiry has heen reached to send })mmpb renewal. To assist the memory of the subseribâ€" ers bills are sent out every two. or threemonths to * those whose subâ€" seriptions â€" are expiring. Some _ of these bills have been going out during the past few days. Kindly take the hint and remit promptly. This will assure you receiving each copy of the paper. Otherwise, The Advance has no recourse under, the rules except to take the name off the list. The Adâ€" vance earries no delinguent subseribâ€" ers. The Advance wishes only the only_right: kind of subscribersâ€"the kind that wish to ‘have the paper. Following for years the modern newsâ€" paper plan of continuing only such names on the list as desire the paper. The Advance asks all subseribers to names on the list as desiré The Advance asks all su! assist in the continued su« plan _ by prompt renewal subscription has expired, â€" al at onece.â€" Many thanks on i i i i C i i o o o i i i U U UR EUE SE * * * * % : 5* S 355 5% * 5 * % * % * FOR SALE AT PRICES _ CONSIDERABLY BELOW MANUFACTURER‘S COST. 750â€"20 ft. lengths$, 20 tb. steel rail and fittings; 2,000 ft. 1‘â€"2‘" iron pipe; 1â€"3 x 4 Fairbhanksâ€"Morse, Duplex pattern, belt driven pump; 1â€"3 h.p. Fairbanks, 7 type, gas engine, suitable for use with above: 100â€"10 stave, wood pan, Ajax Wheelbarrows; 4â€"35 ton jacks: Quantity of % *‘ and 4* chain; 2 All steel folio size filing cabinets: and other Contractor‘s equipment. GRANT SMITH CO. and McDONNELL LTD. Box 269 For further information apply to send renew of this reâ€" Geo Mrs, James Shewan and family have returned after spending the sumâ€" mer at her home in Toronto. Mr. D. Briden arrived ‘home last week after spending his holidays in Montreal and other eastern points. Miss Eva Sampson â€" visited her friend, Miss Burns, of South Poreuâ€" pine, on Sunday. u:y <antincs J C ToR o +200 _ _ We 1emet to 1'epm't that Mrs. Jame,] McCadden has gone to Toronto (Genâ€" eral Hospital for treatment. At the annual ~meeting of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Union Church the following officers _ were elected :â€"President, Mrs. Geo. Shipâ€" pam ; Viceâ€"President, Mrs. Bowden; Secretary, Mrs. Jordan; Treasurer, Mrs. C. A. Sales. Miss M. Noack, of visitinge at the hom Juckseh. Mrs. Newlands and daughter, Sada, who have been visiting in Eastern Ontario, returned last week, Misses May Angrignon and Georgie MceLean are taking a course at the Timmins Business College. Mrs. Cockburn and family â€" have moved to Timmins. Several houses are in course of evrection on the new Gold Centre Townsite. REVISING OFFICER HERE ON SsATURDAY, THE 11TH [s your name on the NVoters‘ Luist for the vote on the iPlebiscite on Oct. 23rd? The 1923 lists are being used for this vote, and opportunity is given for the adding of names not on those lists. ‘The Revising Officer will be at Timmins on Saturday of this week when applications can be made for the adding of names. The sittings open at 10 a.m. at the Town Hall. Judge Caron is the Revising Officer and Mr. H. E. Montgomery, the Clerk. ‘‘Personal‘‘ columnâ€"‘‘Mr. C. C. Kemsley of Timmins has joined his wife and daughter, who are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Holmes.‘‘ ‘"‘Mrâ€" and Mrs. D. W. McLeod spent the weekâ€" end in Timmins.‘‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. Chase left Cobalt on Thursday for Timmins.‘‘ ‘‘Mrs. Steve Lynn, of Schumacher, was in town this week visiting her mother."‘ The Northern News list week had the following items in its Cobalt S1¢ â€"Brazcau‘s Little Plumberâ€" We sell plumbing of character Both our fixtures and our repair work live up to the high ideals we PLUMBABING OF CHARACTER had when we first started business. [f there were any better plumbing supplies than those we display we would have them. Don‘t forget our phone number is 105, Timmins. A. BRAZEAU SON 4 Cedar St., Timmins SUPPLIES â€" ARE THE CHOICEST MERCHANDIS Henderson in honour ofâ€" Miss the ‘home of Mr. 111 Cockrane, Ont. Pe n pl ro| C e 1s Report for September for the Timmins Public Schools Report for Past Month of the Standing of the Various Pupils in the Several Classes £ ‘Ehe.‘Pu"l‘)lic Schools of T " "â€":“M "Aâ€"A“." The following is the September Report the â€" Timmins Public School. Room 1â€"IV. Sr. Boysâ€"Mr. A. W. Pow.â€"S. Brown 86; R. Dainton 85; H. Kyllonen7l; N. Shankman 71. Room . 2â€"IV. Sr.â€" Girlsâ€"Miss Everettâ€"D. Robertson 78; I. Kelly 77 M. Jackson 76; I. Adams 75 D. Harrison 73; T. Engstrom 72; M. MacPherson 71. ,Room 3â€"IV Jr. Boysâ€"Mr. R. G. Keyesâ€"C,. Cushing 85; J. Pichuta 82, O. Mitchell 82; B. Manhire 81; L. Drady 80; H. Ostrosky 79; W. Hoâ€" garth 78; A. Bolster 75; W. Sheriâ€" dan 74; L. Field 74; H, Vincent 73; M. Rupert 71; W. Drew 71;, H. Fox 70. Room 4â€"IV Jr. Girlsâ€"Miss N. Smithâ€"S. Kokkonen 85; W. Connell 83; H. Brown 78; I. Craig 103. A: Munroe 74;, D. Heil 74. Room 5â€"IIL Sr.â€"Miss M W. Sillanpaa 70;,; L. Piss Hawse 74;, J. (%recnberfl' Johns 72; E. MclLure 72; K. 70. Room 6â€"III Sr. Miss hardsâ€"E. Harris 70. Room 7â€"â€"IIl Jr.â€"Miss V. Worden M. Gulka 92; K. MceCabe 91;, J. Benâ€" nett 89; H. Rintanen 85; E. Haataja 83; I. Munro 82; A. Hyrtyk 79; J. MceQuarrie 79; C. Richardson 72; W Harvey 70; J. Parsons 70. Room 8Sâ€"III Jr.â€"Miss L. Mcelnâ€" toshâ€"L. Mantyla 91; A. Milton 89; L. Ruir S5; W. Elsworth 82; M. Slater 81; P. Boychuck 80; W. Boyâ€" chuck 79; M. McMillan 79; K. Urquâ€" hart 79; V. Tynjala 78; E. Chenier 76 C. Elliss 76; M. Romiscon 75; Room 9â€"ITF Sr.â€"Miss J. P. Morriâ€" son.â€"N. Webb 83; B. Baker 81; D. Horwitz 79; D. MacPherson 78; F. Scott 74; D. Cooke 74; M. Madden 73; E. Monek 72; L. Munroe 72aj M. Moore 71 ; G. Gauthier 70 ; J. Robbins 70. Room ° 10â€"II Intermediateâ€"Miss M. Morrisonâ€"B. Shub 80; P. Pearce 78; E. Tilley 76; B. Greer 74; R. Deâ€" Luco 73; I. Nieme 72;, M. Hyrtyk 71; E. Hill 70 ; C. Berlinger 70. Room 11â€"II Jr. and I Sr.â€"Miss €6. Robinsonâ€"II Jr.â€"H. Wirta 89; Won Sing Woon 88; Sang Kong 87; K. Jaakkola 87; W. Hyrtyk 84; H. Pottosky 80; D. Ansara 78; L. Traâ€" ver 77; M. Habib 76; S. Maki 76; R. Riddolls 75; H. Markvardsen 72; F. Harwood 70. _ I Sr.â€"M. Mason 87; A. Makarevich 85; F. Kideckel 77 M. Sheridan 74. Room 12â€"I Jr. and Primary Sr.â€" Miss R. Wraightâ€"I Jr.â€"Won York King 91; Wan On YÂ¥uen 86; M. Rutâ€" ledge 85; N. Sacharok 85; J. Bailey 81: H. Bobbie 81; J. Rollo 79; A. Gronlund 79; M. Garviteh 71. Primary Sr.â€"L. Rossi 79; P. Govaâ€" chuk 75; E. Arundel 72; A. Delmonte Room 13â€"Primaryâ€"Miss v. Leeâ€" A Classâ€"A. Freima 72; A. Blackâ€" man 70; W. Morez 70. B. Classâ€"L. Maki 72; P. Prussi 71. C. Classâ€" L. Mason 70;, W. Borilko 70, Room â€"14â€"Primaryâ€"Miss A. Hill A. Classâ€"M. Martin 81; W. Salo 80. B. Classâ€"L.. Reid 72; E. Moon 70. C. Classâ€"V. Karpovitech 71; G. Musâ€" tato 70. Room 15â€"Kindergartenâ€"Primaryâ€" Miss Jacksonâ€"Pupils not graded this month. Room 16 â€" Kindergarten Wilsonâ€"Pupils _ not _ gra month. â€"* Moneta School Room l-â€"â€"I” Sr. and Jr. and 11 Sr Mr. . Tranwlnâ€"-l” Sr. â€"J,. Do menico 709 B. Wilson 75; S. Katz 7 00 000 n P se T EC o thePTown of Timmins. List of Pupils Taking Honors for Work During the Month. wland1 eecoOn} Primarvyâ€"Miss V V einotté M. FPliggâ€" ss. : 70;;,. L. . 17a;, D: K. Vhtchcll rten â€" Miss eraded â€" this Katz 81 o HA1C:; M. Kennedy 78. II Sr. R, Grimaldi 78; M. Webb 76;, E. Shub 76; R. Canâ€" tor 75; L. Canapini 71; C. Gabryâ€" elcogzk 70. Room 2â€"II Jr. and I Sr.â€"Miss J. Purvisâ€"II Jr.â€"R. Zarrisk 75; R. Parr 71; A. Holtman 70; R. Pianos: 70. ~I Sr.â€"L. Bo;chuk 76; T. Croceo 73; D. Hirschfield 72; J. keeie T L. Room 3â€"I Jr. and Primary Sr.â€" Miss McKeownâ€"I Jr.â€"J. Alton 832; L. Morrison 81; R. Janes 75; J. Calâ€" darelli 73; A. Shub 71; M. Canapin 70. Primaryâ€"N. Lukon 80; B. Ceeâ€" coni 80; L. Chickini 76. Room â€" 4â€"Primaryâ€"Miss B. k. Bakerâ€"A. Classâ€"J. Martin 81; M. Owens 80; R. Markovitch 89; C. Marâ€" kovitch 78; A. Lucan 77; R. Holtman 76 ; L. Abraham 75; B. Gabryelcogzk 74; A. Assad 73; T. Berdino 72; W. Fitzgerald 71; B. Salvador 71; V. Murley 70; S. Wilson 70; G. Drady 70. B. Classâ€"T. Rivera 72; F. Curry 71; A. Infelise 70. Vimy School Room 1â€"II Sr. and Jr.â€"Miss £F. MacDonaldâ€"II Sr.â€"M. Geils 93; A. Hill 92; E. Dusham 91; B. Waldon 87; J. Robertson 84; O. Bohonos 83; E. Jackson 80; J. Lake 79; M. Doyle 77 ; E. Jutila 75; M. Boychuk 74; M. Noski 74; W. Field 72; O. Hawse 70 ; C. Lake 70. â€" II Jr. No. Honours. Room 2â€"II Jr. and I Sr. â€"Miss G. Purvisâ€"II Jr.â€"L. Mantyla 86; R. Starling 86; T. Kreymer 81; H. Suomu 80; V. Laurila 80; V. Hill 76; A. Mantyla 73; E. Ross 71. I br.â€" H. Kampuli 80; R. Walenius 78; E. Ringstead <77; W. Biychuk 75; H. Horster 72. Room 3â€"I Jr. and Primary Sr.â€" Miss N. Macheodâ€"I Jr.â€"A. Classâ€" P. Rantio 80; N. Caughell 80; P. Bosak 77; V. Bray 76; W. Sillanpaa 72; R. McWhaw 70; L. Wear 70. B. Classâ€"R. Stevens 82; M. Gordon 80; C. MeDonald 80;A. Martin 77; E. Rhude 76; F. Luoma 74; B. Hawse 73;, A. Redstone 73; H. Parsons 73; A. Sathrang 72; G. Vincent 71; E. Waldon 70. _ Primaryâ€"L. Hill 72; P. McLeod 79; W. Ellies 74; V. Tasâ€" kinen 72. Room 4â€"Primaryâ€"Miss M. Gray A Classâ€"L, Thomson 73; R. Shiriffs 70; H. Armitage 70. B. Classâ€"B. Coaty 73;, P. Bosak 72; E. Duesharm 70; K. Simmons 70. C. Classâ€"L. Nelson 74; K. Cameron 73; E. Couâ€" sineau 73; A. Anderson 72; E. Riley 72;, G. MecLean 70. Mattagami School Room 1â€"I and Primaryâ€"I.â€"M. Budzak 85. Primary Sr.â€"P. Merâ€" cier 72. Primary Jr.â€"P. Saturs 81; B. Arnoid 80; L. Wilson 74. Total enrolment for the month 993 an increase of 220 over that for the corresponding month last year, ELECTRIC WASHER MFRS. CELEBRATE JUBILEE irm of _ manuftacturers of _ electr washers, are this year celebratia their fiftieth anniversary in busines and are observing the noteworth event by a special sale with speci: premiums â€" and special terms. Th local dealers, the Timeâ€"Saving Electr Shop, 26 Second _ Avenue, Timmin this week announce the Jubilee Sal The sale offers electric washers in r markable values, A complete was! ing outfit, including washer, hene! two galvanized tubs and washing machine the price of the w bargain may be seci dollar down and a : balance., The atty Bros Bros., the oldâ€"established manufacturers of â€" eleetric he premilns secnured 1ronin drainetr for onls to pay -.»fl'e red