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Lancashire Club â€" Timmans Meets every first and urday in Each Month. All Lancastriars ° Friends are invited. H. UNSWORTH, NOTICE is hereby given that Byâ€" law No. 284 was passed by the Counâ€" cil of the Corporation of the Town of Timmins on the 23rd day of February 1925, providing for the borrowing of $128,000.00 upon debentures to pay for extension to Waterworks System in theâ€" Town. of Timmins, and that such Byâ€"law â€" was registered in the Registry Office of Land Titles at Haileybury on the 24th day of February, 1925 under Number 766. i Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this notice and cannot be made thereafter. Dated this 2nd day of March, 1925. H. E. Montgomery, Clerk. â€"~Qâ€"IX Â¥ou know where you can get the BEST ‘ CANNED GOODS ICE CREAM AND FRUITS Parents:â€" emmbge the children to care for their teeth] Give them Wrigley‘s. It removes food particles from the teeth. S the ¢gums. Combats acid mouth . Refreshing and bemeficial! Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, etc. If you break your Electric Light just come toâ€"â€" P. ANTOINE 39 Fourth Ave. :afâ€"ter every meal" TOWN OF TIMMINS welcome and their second Satâ€" President. Thirtyâ€"six Claims surveyed 0y VHC . sults Obtained. Fire at South Wedding on Tuesday Last Week. Truth" Favourably Received. Ot News. Much Promising Work Being Done in McArthur Township cial to The Advance. "Nothing But the Truth‘‘ the Comedy Play in three acts, gave the South Enders something different on the entertainment list last week at the Majestic Theatre, and many were disâ€" appointed at not having been able to attend" the performance, which was for one night only. _ The criticisms and comments in general were highly favourable and could not be otherâ€" wise as the play was one laugh from start to finish, with a good climax. Included in the cast were :â€"J. Anâ€" thony MacDonald, C. J. Creedon, F. H. Ridout, 0. J. O‘Gorman, Regina Blanchfield, Inez Poirer, H. F. Shaw, Ruth MceCaw, Hazel C. Nolan, Clare T. Andrews, Mrs. H. F. Shaw. There } : ow in J AAA NM BR NP 0 7 T9 Ees was a good attendance. One of the resident remarked that plenty of taâ€" lent could be obtained for a sequel to this play, which should be called ‘‘Nothing But Lies.‘‘ Of course we know that some people lie so natural at the same time the foregoing sugâ€" gestion offers possibilities for a play equally as good and possibly better than ‘‘Nothing But the Truth.‘‘ An. upâ€"toâ€"date Laundry, under the name of New Method Steam Laundry was opened last week in town. The machinery is brand new and of the latest type. The manager, Mr. J. A. Quesnel, informs us that he intends South Porcupine, March 16th. to give his customers the best in prices and service, as well as darnâ€" ing socks and sewing on buttons beâ€" fore laundry is returned. This will be welcomed by many of the Bacheâ€" lors, who are now wearing the ‘‘Big Toe Sox.‘‘ More machinery is on the road to make the outfit complete and which will" rank as one of, the best Laundries in the Camp. â€" The New Method Laundry is located on Railâ€" road Street near the railroad track. _ Very encouraging news has come in from Bristol and Turnbull Townâ€" ships. The assays from this section are exceptionally high and several tons of the rock has been brought inâ€" to town and run through one of the local mills with extraordinary results. The McKinley claims in Bristol are among the most promising and oper« ations on a wide scale are expected here shortly. 1% d OW O 4cA A doubleâ€"header took place, at the Rink on Friday night. A very pretty wedding took place on Tuesday of last week at the United Church Manse, when Miss TLillian six Claims Surveyed by One Company Speâ€" at the ie :: We 42\ 1 : wl e To 6 on O P ie ie 4e es 13 C ho 4o at South Porcupine Friday. i<t Week. "Nothing But the THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Barry, daughter of Mr. and MTS, A. G. Barry and Mr. Norris Howe, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Howe, of (GGolden City, were united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony. Rev. MeVittie officiâ€" ating. Miss Evelyn Carlson, of Timâ€" mins, acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Lafferty of Schumacher supported the groom. The ceremony took place at 4.00 p.m. after which a dainty lunâ€" cheon was enjoyed at the home of her sister, Mrs. C, L. Jemmett. The couâ€" ple intend to reside in Schumacher. Their many friends join us in wishâ€" ing them prosperity and longevity. Evangelical Lutheran Services will be conducted at the Majestic Theatre on Easter Sunday at 8.00 p.m., by Pastor W. E. Biensenthal, The town tractor made short work | of moving the last of the buildings on \ the Old King George Hotel Site, last week. The building was escorted to its new resting place on J. Turcotte‘s lot, where it will be remodelled and made into a dwelling. The job of moving took about twenty minutes and a_ large crowd. of spectators watched the manoevers with interest. Miss Genevieve McJanette spent M D gemeary : the weekâ€" naught. The Porcupine Goldfields Band will | hold a Band Concert in the Majestic Theatre on Sunday Eve., after the: church â€" services. _ Those attending will kindly take notics that the doors will not be open until 8.30 p.m., and no children will be admitted. There will be a big Dance in Aid of the Poreupine Goldfields Band in the New School Hall on Easter Monday. Colombo‘s Orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion. ‘‘Darwin Was Right,‘‘ the Special Production, featuring Max, Moritz and Pep, the human monkeys of twoâ€" reel comedy fame, will be shown at the Majestic Theatre on FridAy and Saturday, this week. You will have to see this picture before you can deâ€" cide for yourself the origin of man. From all reports theâ€"Rink will be closed after Saturday of this week. In spite of the severe weather and snowâ€"storms, the Rink has enjoyed a favourable season. Mrs. Frank Evans entertained at bridge last week. Among those preâ€" sent were Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Laidlaw, Mrs. Kemsley, Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Gauthier, all from Timmins. A lovely luncheon was served and enâ€" joyed by all. Considerable work has been done lately on the group of claims owned by the Great Northern Development Co., in the township of MeArthur. Thirtyâ€"six claims have been surveyed. The results obtained to date have heen very encouraging. Work has been discontinued until after the breakâ€"up, when an extensive surface developâ€" ment will be gone into, with a view to opening up larger veins. â€" Next Summer and Fall should bring very good news from this section of the camp. 2 s o % n o7 ds > 0. A very serious fire occurred on Friâ€"| day of last week when the residence of Mr. LaSchans on Railroad street, menaced the surrounding buildings. The fire happened shortly after 4.00 p.m. and was not noticed until the whole upstairs was .in flames. . The Fire brigade were very prompt and after laying an extra line of hose connected directly to the pump, made short work of the conflagration. The damage is estimated close to $2,500.00 which was partly covered by insurâ€" ance. It looks like Cupid landed a few more victims last weék. We have noticed some very conspicuous lookâ€" ing jewelry on the left hand of some of our most popular girls. _ One of the young lz‘dies seems to have beâ€" ‘come interested in music all of a sudâ€" den. A woman can be any way she wants to be if she only wants to be that way. A mopst precious gift. NORTH LAND MEN GRAND LODGE OFFICERS L.O.L. Other South Porcupine The Provincial Grand Lodge of the Orange Order met last week at North Bay and several North Land men were honoured by high office in the Onder. Rev. Mr. Baker, of Cochrane, was elected Provincial Grafid Chapâ€" lain and Councillor L. H. Saunders, of North Bay, was elected Deputy Provincial Grand Master. ‘Rev. Mr. Lawrence, formerly of Cochrane, was elected Provincial Grand Master, Capt. Cornthwaite, S. A., of Timmins, was among the delegates attending the Provineial meeting at the Bay. Much interest is being aroused in Timmins First Motor Show to ‘be held April 1st to 4th, inclusive. c rk-e'nâ€" with her mother at Conâ€" of Mr. and Mrs. A. Enenel 20 % 9 Third Avenue JA MILLUIMLULS, UILLL SA %%%%%%%%fififi%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%fi%%%fifi%%%%%%% , TIMMINS, ONTARIO o 162190 1i s ie ie ie e ie nc t 2 182202204 204 hn aPaaPna P naty ate e*estantoctes .,.....“.“.“‘“.,..“.......“.“.“.“.“:“.“.,.:.....:“.......... n o in ;t .“.oo.n.oo.oo.“’»:w.n‘n.“.n.o\w.».“.“.“.n.“.“.“.n.“.n.“.oo.“.« Our Stocks of Boots and Shoes and Men‘s Fine Furnishings are complete ~and upâ€"toâ€"date. We Invite Inspection. C C C _ k THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES. Installed and Gwmaranteed by Timmins, Ont. .............. ).“.“ .“ .“ .“ .“.“.“.“ .“ .“ '“ .“ ..‘