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"Felix the Cat" A SUPER TONICâ€"MORE THAN A FOOD PROMOTES VITALITY~ DEVELOPS ENERGY INCREASES STRENGTH~VANQUISHES DISEASE y % 8 Frlday and Saturday, February 27 and February 28th DHOSDPHNOâ€"COD "The Warrens of Virginia" Watch dates and handbills for Reâ€"Opening of The Monday and Tuesday, March 2nd and March 3rd. "Pied For Sale By Local Druggists "Leather Stocking" No 39 Fourth Ave. Opp. Fire Hall Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, etc. If you break your Electric Light just come toâ€"â€" P. ANTOINE You know where you can get the EST CANNED GOODS ICE CREAM AND FRUITS EXTRA SPECIAL : The Guilty ) 08 00 00 204 2282282 242 2%, 1*, 1# * onOo h0 o0 ho. ho on 44 000000060300000000000”0"0 . #40,00, 40â€" 1400044 F. Hall, All the members who are able to take part in this event, are requested to meet at the Hall at nine o‘clock, when a short hike will be taken. It is expected that the new sweaters will be on hand for the snow shoe party, and these, with the A.S.D. crest on them will be an added disâ€" tinguishing mark, (besides the new Club yell, _ There has been no proâ€" gramme drawn up for the month of March as yet, the meeting next Wedâ€" nesday being the regular â€" weekly dance. The schedule of meetings for the remainder of the month will be announced at that meetinge. The members met at the Oddfellâ€" ows‘ Hall, from which place they left on sleighs, the route followed being past the Golf course, past the Hollinâ€" ger Mine, through Schumacher, and out to the Newray Mine, returning, passing through Schumacher, the Meceâ€" Intyre property, and circling Pearl Lake, and back to the Maple Leaf Theatre, where Mr. Shankman was greeted with the song, ‘‘How do you do, Mr. Shankman, how are you."‘ The picture ‘‘The Arizona Express,"‘ with a comedy and an Educational film were much enjoyed. As an exâ€" pression of the appreciation felt at Mr. Shankman‘s action, the gathering sang ‘‘For He‘s a Jolly Good Fellow‘‘ at the concelusion of the picture. On the return to Timmins, an impromptu dance was held, with music furnished The meeting this evening will take the form of a ski and snowâ€"shoe parâ€" ty, followed by dancing in the I.0,0, by Miss Germaine Bissonette at the piano and Gordon Torrance, drums. A luncheon consisting of hot dogs and coffee made an enjoyahle conclusion to one of the best evenings the Club has held this year. Included Theatre Party at Maple Leaf Theatre, Schumacher. The Fourth Annual Sleigh Drive of the A.8S.D. Club held last Wednesday evening from the Clubrooms in the 1.0.0.F. Hall here was the most enâ€" joyable event of this nature held by the Club. _ As an added attraction this year a theatre party followed the sleigh drive, Mr. 8. Shankman having invited the members to be his guests at his new theatre, the Maple Leaf in Schumacher. ANNUAL A.5.0. GLUB SLFIGH DRIVE PART #© * .“ * ° °® 1e 12. ,.¢, * “'“.“.“.“.“ #4 44 44 raste otest. #6 4# * °0 "¢ °0 "# escte+ * « eot THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO " Westward Whoa‘" # PV M* ** ,*», *0, ¢v _ *o *4 + °P i @#" ga * ## *# #.% Christie Comedy. # $Â¥ °% C‘ests % *# ® *# .“ # D.“ < # \ 0.0 .:. 0'0.’0 +. *8‘% 0:0 : x *# % 0.0.‘. '..0 .‘. 003 4 e C @ 4'.0 tl¢ "$4‘4 @l $ '0 * 6 6 * â€"® .v" .’o 0.0 #"‘» 4"¢ .’0 x‘ Â¥/% t 4 "a 46 * ‘0 *Â¥ % o. ;4 *~ 4 * % 3 *# >@ 44 6@ Pad #*s The New Liskeard Speaker last week says:â€"**‘Mns. Ringsleben, of Timmins, visited recentliy with her parents, Prof. John and Mrs. Sharp, Lake Shore Road.‘‘ some years. Toronto people are supâ€" MAying the funds for the aggressive develpoment of a series of veins which in places carny a surprisingly large aâ€" mount of coarse visible gold. A shaft will be sunk at once. Gray, M.E., will ‘be in ch: Principa‘s in the compa Jordan, Dr. Wettlaufer Byrne, all of whom have b ed ggith Northern Ontario some yvears. Toronto peo According to a paragraph in the last issue of The Northern Muiner, inâ€" ecoyporation is hbeing completed of the Anderson Gold Mines, Limited, a 3, 000,000, $1 par value share company, to develop the Anderson claims east of Bourkes station, north of the Kirkland Lake district. Itis said that Mr. Geo. GEO. GRAY TO BE MANAGER OF ANDERSON GOLD MINES *‘*The mining industry in Can@da toâ€" day is in a thoroughly sound and Ihealthy condition, and will very well repay the attention of British investâ€" ors, who at present, unfortunatelyâ€"â€" with rare exceptionsâ€"are not at all aâ€" live to the developments that ane takâ€" ing place and the opportunities which present themselves. ~This want of apâ€" preciation was very marked recently in the case of Keeley‘s, which tempâ€" orarily fell on the declaration of a dividend at the mate of 24 per cent.per annum. The mine is in very much ‘better position toâ€"day than it was six ,rmonflhs ago, as important ore ‘bodies have ‘been found at some distance from the present workings, and the recent recoveny and rise in the market was due to Canadian and not British apâ€" preciation of this investment opporâ€" tunity. Too much altogether has been made by ifinancial writers of a coupie of fixscos in Canadian mining companâ€" ies. The disappointment in both cases is due to the same cause, viz., the absense of an independent engiâ€" neen‘s report before British capital was invested. In neither case shou‘d these fiascos be attributed to Canadiâ€" an mining per se, which is now as well organized and scientifically diâ€" rected as in any part of the world. We are sorry that the London Finâ€" ancial Times, whoge diatribes against the Ontariq Department of Mines we recently dealt with, continues to deâ€" mand an investigation of Porupineâ€" Davidson quarrel by the Ontario Govâ€" ernment, and threatens a boycott on the part of British investors if its deâ€" mand is not carried out. ‘*Canada,"‘ the illustrated weelk‘y journal published at London, England, in a recent issue has a very interesting editorial in regard to the mining inâ€" dustry in Canada. The London journâ€" al says :â€"â€" London, England, Magazine, Makes Able Defence of Department of Mines. MINING INOUSTRY 1N oOUNO CONDITION Fil1 ‘De in Charge. n the company are mining give you strength. This is the wa; Mr. Collins felt before he took Car nol. He says,â€""I was in a run dowr condition. For six months, I wa: _very weak and suffered from loss 0| appetite. I tried all kinds of drus: I thought might possibly bring reâ€" lief, but without success. Then | met a friend. After stating to hi my condition of health I referred tc diiferent drugs I had taken without benefit. Then he advised me to try Carnol immediately. He told me not to spend another cent for useâ€" less drugs that would not even bring temporary relief. Then I purchased one bottle of Carnol which relieved me of my weakness. After tal:ing three bottles the blessings of health, which I formerly enjoyed, were again restored to me. As a builder and uplifter when weakening condiâ€" tions exist, there is nothing equal to Carnol. I can boast of my hcalth now. I cannot express or find words to praise Carnol for all the good it has done for me. I have proof of what it can do and advise all suffecring under such conditions to give Carnol the first trial. A trial convince you and if continued will bring perâ€" manent relief. It will bring back to ou tthe lost health you once enâ€" joyed."â€"Mr. R. G. Collins, 130 Richâ€" mond Street, Sydney, N.S. 2â€"24 Don‘t let yourself get run down. When you do, your system is weakâ€" ened and you are likely to take anyâ€" thing that is going. If you fcel tired, depressed, weak, nervous, watch yourself. These are the warnâ€" ings to you that something serious may follow. It‘s at a time like this that you need a tonicâ€"something which will tone up your system, purify your blood, quiet your nerves, Meets every first and second Satâ€" urday in Each Month. All Lancastrians welcome and their Friends are invited. Three bottles of Carnol reâ€" stored him to perfect health Lancashire Club â€" Timmins RADIO ENGINEERS AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 53% Cedar St. North PHONE 506 P.O. BOX 939. One Bottle of Carnol relieved his weakness trodyne>...s. es is .lsn $250.00 Ackradyne 5â€"tube tuned Radio $125.00 Ware 3â€"tube Neutrodyne. .. .,$110.00 Freshman Masterpiece ...... $85.00 IRteflex .;...;....... $58.50 Strombergâ€"Carlson 1d. speaker $23.50 Baldwin Standard 1d, speaker $30.00 Baldwin Symphony ld. speaker $22.50 Baldwin Phonograph Units... $8.50 Morrison Phonograph Units.. $7.00 Rhamstine Needlephone .... $14.00 Tubes UV 201A and Peanut.. ~$4. 00‘ We have the New Northern Electric Peanut Tube in stock. [T‘ry this tube for better results. Armstrong Electrical Company H, UNSWORTH, . F. Y. UTTLEY, Recretary. President Gordon Block BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC Buy your Radio from us and get our Free Service Strombergâ€"Carlson 5â€"tube Neuâ€" The Caledonian Society of Timmins. Open to nativeâ€"born Sceots and Scotswomen amd those of Seottish descent. Meetings every Second and Fourth Friday in the Hollinger Recreation Hall, Timmins, Membexship fee, $2.00 per year for ordinary members and 50c. per year for associate membexs, D. MACKIE, P. LARMER, President. Secretary. Frank J. Kehoe TEA is good tea‘ Perhaps you are using good tea. We think "Red Rose" extra good. Won‘t you try it? The same good tea for 30 years. After talking ngs of health, njoyed, were As a builder kening condiâ€" thing equal to of my hcalth or find words I] the good it i1 Eléctrical _ Treatments, â€" General "Drugless and nonâ€"Surgical Practice Room 6, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block TIMMINS â€"â€" ONT. ! of the ["'x‘l;;actaf ('odliwr:‘%ri g Ffor COUGHS, COLDS @ and BRONCHITIS Queen‘s Hotel Phozre 25 _ Timmins REBSTDENCE PHONE 362. Contract Mining Claim Assessâ€" ment Work Land Surveys, Mine Surveysâ€",~Eâ€"z: gineering, Reports, Plans and Esâ€" timates. Block. P. 0. Box 883 Room 2, Arch. Gillies, B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. Consulting Auditor Office Systems Installed Income Tax Adjuster W. G. BOWLES, B.A. South Porcupine â€" Ont. Ontario Land Surveyor, Civil Engineer obert‘ rup CHIROPRACTOR Township Building Timmins 33460p.