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Ludford and Skelly PAINTERS Signs, Autos, Houses, Interior â€" Decorating FRENCH ORCANDE Wri‘ting Paper 5 Room House, Montgomery ............â€" 3 Room House, Kirby Avenue ........... 4 Room House, Preston Street ........... 4 Room House, Montgomery............ 6 Room House, Maple Street, North ..... 4 Room House, Maple Street, North...... 11 Room House, Fifth Avenue.......... 7 Room House, Main Avenue.......... 6 Room House, Eim Street, South....... I Lot on Tamrack Street............... I Snooker Table, 6x 12.;................ 1 National Cash Register .............. WE ARRANGE TERMS TO SUIT YOU, SALE IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY GO UP. P.O. BOX 1154 ' c TIMMINS, QNT. 4 n eB 3e 134 Spruce Street, South ESTIMATES FREE The link that binds friendship No. 1 Cedar Street, North. Timmins Council Knights of Columbus, No. 2403. Meetings every second and fourth Wednesday in the elubh rooms over the Taylor Hardware Store. Cordially invite the citizens of Timâ€" mins to call at any evening between 8.30 and 12 p.m. to inspect the quarâ€" ters and to learn the good purpose of our Club. Anyone who wish to make this inâ€" spection will be welcome to come. The Club is open every evening inâ€" cluding Sunday. R, R. PAGLIARL, You Know Where to Get _ Service for 40c a pint. 75¢ a quart. Banana Split 25¢c. Sundaes 15¢ Anything you wish for here. 39 Fourth Ave. Opp. Fire Hall President. SGHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR A. 5. D. CLVB IN MAY THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Lists Reccoived of Costumes for Masquerade Ball on Friday Evening Though there was not as large an attendance as there usually is on Visitor‘s Night at the A.SJD. Cluib last Wednesday evening, a very enâ€" joyable time was spent by all attenâ€" ding. The _ evening‘s programme opened with two foxtrots after which Mr. W. Mackie acted as dinector for a Paul Jones. This was followed by a moonlight waltz which was much enjoyed. A lucky City Danee, which follows the style of a lucky number dance was the next item on the programme; this was one of the most enjoyable items on the proâ€" eramme. Prizes were awarded for the winners of this number, Miss Nina â€" Macleod winning the ladies prize, and ‘Mr. Jos. Caldbick carryâ€" ing the lucky city for the gentlemen. Mr. Maurice Belanger â€" acted â€" as director of ceremonies for a square dance. A Confetti Foxtrot was anâ€" other special feature on the proâ€" gramme. A foxtrot, followed ‘by a (Gentlemen‘s ‘Tag Dance, and a Dance were the concluding items on the programme. Miss Mary ©Boyd had charge of the refreshments for the evening, and these were a very enjoyable part of the programme. Music for the dancing was proâ€" vided by Mr. Ted Whaley, violin, Miss Germaine Bissonette, prano, and Mr. Gordon Torrance drums. The meeting this evening will be the usual weekly dance, which conâ€" cludes the April programme for the At the meeting of the Executive Committee held on Sunday â€"afterâ€" noon the â€" following schedule _ was drawn up for the month of May. May 6th, will be Men‘s Night, May 13th will be Ladies Night, May 20th wil} be Visitors Night and May 27th will be the regwlar dance. Lists have been received from a finm in Toronto of costumes for the Masquerade Ball to be held by the Club on Friday evening, May 29th. Any of the members who wish to order costumes for the event, or who have, friends they wish to invite, and will want to order, can place their names and the costumes desired with anvy member of the Executive Comâ€" muttee. A list is a‘vailable at the weekly dance for any who have friends they wish invitations sent to, turn in the name and ‘address and an invitation will ‘be sent. In order to _ allow ample time for ordering of costumes it is necessary that this list be comâ€" pleted as soon «as jpossible, so that invitations can be mailed at once. An announcement will} be made reâ€" garding the summer programme of the Cluwb this eveninng. In response to numerous requests from Northern Ontario settlers, the government ‘s Department of Agnâ€" culture has decided to give hndncml assistance to settlers in purchasing dairy cows. Througch the Northem Developâ€" ment Branch, according to Hon. John S. Martin, Minister or Agriâ€" culture, the government proposes to advance 75 percent. of the cost price ‘of the animals, the purchaser to pay the balance in cash and give his note and a lien on the animals as security for the ‘balance, with interest at 5 percent, to be deducted from â€" the cream cheques at the creameries from time to time, in acâ€" cordance with arrangements to be made with the purchasers. The settlers will name a repreâ€" sentative to assist the government officer in the selection of the aniâ€" mals. The terms are to be available in any section of Northern Ontario where the settlers are prepared to make the purchase in carload lots. rate Mr. Leslie: MeFarlane writes to deny the authorship of a poem on women credited to him in a recent issue of The Advance. Leslie sugâ€" gests that he knows more about poeâ€" try than women, and so would not write the poem credited to him. His apologies are gladly accepted. Both poetry and women are dangerous, and a young man would be well to foreâ€" swear both. There is no happy meâ€" dium in regard to either,â€"ne four point four where one is nuldly exâ€" hilarated without being wildly finâ€" toxicated. °It is a hard world,â€"this ATID TO SETTLERS IN THE PURCHASE OF DAIRY COWS Nb North Bay‘s tax rate this year will ‘be 47% mills The rate for 1926 may ‘be 50 mills, according to one prediction made at the North Bavy Council meeting to strike the North Land. s tax rate this year mills The rate for 50 mills, according to ESTIMATES ARE CUT FOR COLONIZATITON ROADS Estimates for the administration of justice in Northern Ontamo, for the fiscal year ending October 3lst, are practically unchanged from those of the present fiscal yean, awccording to a Legislative ‘blue book just issued. The consts, by districts, are as follows: Algoma, $43,800 ; Cochrane, $25,150 ; Kenora, $17,270 ; Manitoulin, $11,915 ; Nipissing, â€" $24,100; Panry iSound, $18,650;, Rainy River, $20,180; Sudâ€" buny, $29,495 ; Temiskaming, $23,950 ; Thunder Bay, $32,451;, Muskoka, $14,â€" 900. The total cost of administration in the North as shown by the estimâ€" ates, is $261,310, as compared with $202,261, in the fiscal year 1925, the decrease being in slight appropriâ€" ations not required in Parry Sound, Thunder Bay and Kenora. iThese estimates are made up chiefly in salaries, fue), light and water for jails, court houses, and registmes offices, and general administration. In the estimates of the Department of Education, $113,050 is provided for the Nonth Bay Normal School, $77,300 for the English French, training school at Sturgeon Falls and $88,490 for Monteith Northern Academy, these figures being unchanged from last year‘s estimates. In the Lands and Forests Departâ€" ment, general estimates are reduced from $3,056,675 to $2,639,825, a conâ€" siderahle quantity of this reduction being in the amount set aside for colâ€" onization roads, which is this yean $557,300, as against $857,300 formerly Construction, maintenance and repair estimates are down from $490,000 to $250,000â€" Reductions are noticed in the estiâ€" Reductions are noticed in the estiâ€" mates of the Public Works Dept. for repairs and alterations to judicial buildings in the Nonth. In Algoma {£ U y® 1O LSE MARTIN -SENOUR al It pays to use fFor Furniture~â€"Floor FurnitTuteâ€"/I00rs PNMOOQCL» Write to Head Office. Montreal for Free Booklet HEO. TAYLOR HARDVWVARE, LTD. Timmins Ontario HOME PAINTINCG MADE EASY sOLD BY the estimates are cut from $1,800 to $800, in Manitoulin from $1,400 to $500, in [Muskoka ‘from $1,000 to $500, in Nipissing from $1,500 sto $1,000, in Thunden Bay from $800 to $500 and in Sudbury from $1,000 to $500. The sum of $6,000 for construction of works and buildings, purchase of livastock, farm machinery ete., is noted for Burwash Industrial farm, and $25,000 is to be voted for a new jail for Nipissing. The Bunwash estiâ€" mates are reduced from $241,200 to $240,550. This reduction is on salaries the superintendent‘s salary being reâ€" duced from $3,300 to $2,800, and the farm manager from $2,200 to $2,050. The North Bay Nugget last week says:â€"*‘*Miss Rose Courchesne, who spent the past week in town â€" with her sister, Mrs, Hanvey Seguin, Meâ€" Intyre Street, East, has returned to Timmins.