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â€" Earn and Save 90606680 0 W. H. SEVERT Let us repair and waterproof that leaky roof before the rainy season. Parabestos Roofing Paint, and Kantleek Roofing Cement For Sale BUILDING CONTRACTOR Corner Kirby Ave and Mountjoy St P.O0. BOX 974. â€" TIMMINS, ONT. JOHN L. HUNT, Bringing Up Father. 43H â€"S0 HO O3MGIMA O3 GIML 3AWYH 3155Â¥ mm AAS THE MEASLESâ€" THAT‘S WHY 15 HERE â€" t Hope 1 T EM THEY WILL HAVE TO tz ) HER AMaAa: y h , SAVING is just as important as earning, for earning is but of the present, while saving is assurance of future security and the foundation of prosperity. The Dominion Bank protects the funds of its depositors by the prudent management of experienced officers. 39 Fourth Ave. Opp. Fire Hall Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, etc. If you break your Electric Light just You know where you can get the BEST CANNED GOODS ICE CREAM AND FRUITS Acting Manager. HER CRAIN® 1% DRIVIN‘ME "BAU ALVT DUGAN TO COME OVER AR CHAT THAYTLL TAKE MY ~MIND OFF THIS KIDâ€" Mr. Geo. E. Cole Elected President. Charter Membership to be Limited to 100 PORGUPINE GURLING GLUB URGANIZED AT SOUTH END Last week there was a meeting at south Poreupine toâ€" organize the Curling Club for that town. Mr. Geo. E. Col@was voted to the chair and Mr. F. C. Evans asked to act as seeâ€" retary for the proceedings. The meeting decided to name the new club, **The Poreupine Curling new clud, *~"/he <Poreupine Curiing Club."‘ The following officers were elected: Presidentâ€"Geo. E. Cole. 1st Viceâ€"Pnesidentâ€"F. Horne. 2nd Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"S8. Kennedy. secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"F. C. Evans. Committeeâ€"D. G. H. Wright, C. B. Morgan, A. Anderson. The President and Secretanyâ€"Treasâ€" urer and the above Committee are the working executive of the organization. The following â€"were elected Honâ€" orary Presidents *â€"C. W. Dowsett, H. (P. Dé Pencien, A. 8. Fuller, Mac The Ladies‘ Committee in charge have completed arrangements for a splendid _ programime for â€" Ladies‘ Nigcht at the Caledonian Society meetâ€" ing in the Hollinger Récreation Hall on Friday evening of this week, Nov. 14th. Each ‘*Ladies‘ Night!*‘ has outâ€" shone its pnedecessor _ and â€" Friday evening‘s programme is expected <to outdo all the past successes. All Ssceots and â€" Scotswomen â€" and _ their tmends will he welceome at the meetâ€" oraryâ€" LreskLe@ents..â€"â€"C. _ H. (P. Dé Pencien, A. S. Fuller, Mac Lang, M.P.P. The following were elected Honorâ€" ary â€"â€" Viceâ€"Presidents:â€"Dune. _ Mcâ€" Phail, W. A. Donaghue, W.â€"G. Norrie. seventyâ€"six members were report- ed as already on the noll, fnd it was decided to limit the charter memberâ€" ship to 100 members. After a general discussion of the plans, size and other details of building for the Club, the executive was authorized to go ahead with the plans and ~construction, the building to have a shed moof and to be of a type that will allow for additions when needed. Byâ€"laws> and constitution for the Club are to ‘be drafted by the execeuâ€" tive, and to be placed before the next meeting of the Club for natification. ENJOYABLE EVENING FOR FRIDAY NIGHT CERTAIN FIRST STOWAWAY REPORTED ON AIRSHIP FPFROM ROUYN ing Friday evening is assured for all. samples oT stowaways â€" ailempt ine same game it is likely that ‘prompt action will ‘be taken. In the meanâ€" time, however, the stowaway â€" from Rouyn has no doubt shown himself a pioneer,â€"â€"being the first airship stowâ€" away in this new commercial venture. seemed to hbe out of balance. The airship seemed hard to control. Inâ€" vestication discovered the fact that a stowaway hidden im the tail of the airship was responsible. The man was anxious to get out from Rouyn to visit some of his family who were ill. The Airship Service did not prosecute him, but if any further samples of stowaways â€" attempt the same game it is likely that prompt THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO * Everybody Kids Father " ie past successes. All Scotswomen â€" and â€" their bhe welcome at the meetâ€" and ce did. not any further attempt the that prompt In the meanâ€" rood InIte PORCUPINE GRANDE DEAL RATIFIED BY SHAREHOLDERS work on the Poreupine Grande propâ€" erty. No zhareholders pr _ any orâ€" gamization which is now on has been connected with the Porecupine Gnande Company gets one dollar out of the deal."*" > sSCRUTINEER FPOR ‘‘DRY‘" SIDE HAD BOTTLE AT POLL sarcastie entertainment was furnâ€" ished North Land people lately when they read about the man in charge of one of the O.T.A. committee rooms in Toronto being fined for breach of the Q.T.A. An article in the last issue of ‘The Northerm News makes still more ironic comment on the contrast between the professions of some folks and their practices. The _ Northern News says :â€" ‘‘A ‘‘dry‘‘ serutineer with a bottle in his pocket and conviviality in his manner was the ecause of so much confusion in a polling hooth at Mathâ€" eson on October 23 last that the proâ€" ceedings had to be suspended until he could ‘be nemoved. This incident of the recent plebiscite came to light when police action subSfequently takâ€" en against a man named Beattie, of the Northern town, resulted in ‘the defendant pleading guilty to a B.0O.T. A. charge. He paid a fine of $200 and costs. The police report to the court indicated that Beattie had been present at the booth as serutimeen for the pnohbition â€" forces. He became under the inflitence of liquor and inâ€" terfered so much with the countnsz of the ballots that he had to be put out. A bottle, was found on him, and the police charge followed.""‘ JAIL TERM FPOR PASSING OF WORTHLESS CHEQUES There are few hbusiness men whno have not suffered at some time or another from the passing of worthâ€" less cheques. There are some people who will cheerfully pay a bill or seâ€" cure eash through the issuing of a cheque, even though they know there are no fTunds to meet the cheque so issued. During the past year or so Timmins and district have had thei» share of this worthless cheque issuâ€" ing. â€" Through good nature, or someâ€" thing else, few of the cases have been reported to the police, but all know of the prevalence of the pracâ€" tice. â€" Business men who have been ‘*stung"" on worthless cheque husiness will be interested in learnâ€" inz that sometimes the mean practice is punished in this country. Some days ago a man giving the name of Grant MeLennan was picked up at Chariton and â€" taken to Haleybury whene he appeared before Magistrate Atkinson on the charge of passing worthless chequss. Police investigaâ€" tion showed that MeLennan had isâ€" suned nine cheques, all for comparaâ€" tively small amounts, and drawn on different banks. The cheques were issued in Englehart and New keard. MeLennanâ€" pleaded gulty to the one charge made against him and Magist‘rate Atkinson sentenced the accused to not less than three months and not mone than two years less one day at the prison farm. A film actress is to adopt he band‘s name. It seems hardly while for such a short time.â€"â€" (London). © 19241 Iwru Fzaruarz Scaewer. Great Britain rights reserved. AH! THAT‘S DUGAN AY THE DOOR nmnow!? x husâ€" wort h Punceh ## #* #.% *4 *4 *# . % #4 # % *4 *# % *4 *4 * # #4 *# 4 #+* * € #* *# 4 otes 4 £4 mxxxsxsxxxssxxx%stxsxsssxw.\'msmwmmff TIMMINS BRANCH, sOUTH PORCUPINE BRANCH, Wholesale Fruits, Vegetables, Confectionery, Tobaccos. 3/ Spruce St. IMPERIAL BANK Parm Sale Notes Farmers should realize the desirability of depositing their Sale Notes with a bank for safe keeping as well as for collection when due. We invite farmers to utilize this Bank‘s services. By Geo. McManus. Motor or Herseâ€"drawn Hearse Flowers and Cars FPurnished Cor. Third Ave. and Maple St. Night and Day Phone 509 D. SUTHERLAND, Manager. TIMMINS, ONT. F. R. WAY, Manager.