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His many friends in the district will regret to know that Mr. Geo. E. Saytch, recently with the Northern Canada Power Co., at Elk Lake, but formerly stationed at the plant at Wawaitin, is at the home of his moâ€" ther in town suffering from a severe attack of typhoid fever. _ All will wish him early and complete recovery of health and strength.~ It was expected that members of the Pembroke Kiwanis Club might visit Timmins this week, but the visit has been deferred to a later date, the Pembroke Kiwanis not being able to come at this time. _ Bornâ€"At the Cairns Hospital, Timmins, on Friday, Nov. 20th, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire, Banâ€" nerman Avenue,â€"a son, (premature), the infant dying the sgime day.\ The Cobalt News last week says :â€" Mrs. Kenneth MceLeod of Schuâ€" macher returned to Cobalt last week to enter the Mines Hospital for furâ€" ther treatment. (_â€"Mr,. and Mrs. Johnston, of Canningâ€" ton, Ont., who were the guests here of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, S. Drew, reâ€" turned on Friday to their home in the South. Open dance at the Hollinger Hall toâ€"morrow (Friday) evening under the auspices of the Caledonian Society of Timmins. It is understood that it is the inâ€" tention to move the head office of the Northern Canada Power, Limited, from Toronto to Timming. ; Gray‘s Drug Store is moving this week to the fine new premises corner Mountjoy Street and Third Afvenue.s The Rebekah Lodge is holding a Sale of Aprons and Home Cooking in the Oddfellows‘ Hall on Dec. 12th, 1925. The next Band Concert will be held on Sunday evening, Dec. 6th, in the Goldfields Theatre after the church services. Thurs., Nov. 26th, 1925 Timmins and District Notes _ Good progress is being made in the erection of the new bulldmg for the Timmins Branch of the Bank of Commerce. _ Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis have the contract for the work and are proceeding with their usual efficiency and speed. Gray‘s Drug Store will be estabâ€" lished on Monday next at the new premises, corner of Mountjoy and Third Avenue. The St. Matthew‘s Church Sr. W. A. are holding a Bazaar in the baseâ€" ment of the church on Thursday, Dec. 3rd, opening at 3 p.m. All sorts of fancy work, homeâ€"cooking, candy ete., will be on sale, and there will be all the other usual attractions of a Bazâ€" aar. Have you ordered your Personal (Greeting Cards for Christmas yet? Large assortment of samples at reasâ€" onable prices, on display at Stadelâ€" man‘s Book and Musie Store, Goldâ€" fields Theatre Block, Third Avenue, Timmins The Timmins Citizens‘ Band is holdâ€" ing a Social Evening in the Hellinger Recreation Hall on Saturday evening of this week for the members and their ladies and friends. The event is an invitation affair, being for members of the Band and their friends. One day last week a lad named Eric Rutherford fell into the coal chute at the Bilsky Block, Cobalt, but took the tumble without being hurt. He was chasing anrother boy and did not notice that the top had been left off the coal chute. ‘‘Rouyn may now be considered a fullâ€"fledged community,"‘ says the Northern News, adding that the Roman Catholie school and chureh have been completed and the Rouyn children are attending school. Gray‘s Drug Store will open Monâ€" day in the new premises, corner Mountjoy street and Third Avenue. _ _ Excellent progress with the erection of fellows‘ Hall, being Masonic Hall. \ \_(iss Eunice MeQuarrie, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Annic MceQuarrie, returned on Monday to Toronto. ~ # Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bucknam left this (Thursday) morning for New York for the winter. mt progress is being made erection of the new Oddâ€" Hall, bheing built near the Hall. \ THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. ie ces is ie ie i s ze e e + cteate abe seeate ate ate atectoate #4 % * 4 % 4* #4 4* 44 LA d #* #4 # * A story current last week to the effect that one of the citizens of the town had been beaten up by the Ku Klux Klan was without any foundaâ€" tion in fact. Quite evidently the Ku Klux Klan had nothing to do with the matter. The name of the Klan was apparently used in connection with the matter by some joker who wanted a tall yarn to explain a little matter. into the garbage. Any garbage containing snow or ashes will not be taken away. This part of the sanitary byâ€"law must be adhered to or prosecution will follow. All Damp Garbage should be wrapped in paper so as to avoid freezing to the All garbage cans should be kept covered so as to prevent snow getting Call or Phone 616 and have our speed wagon deliver your order. . Pine Tree Matches Large Package 30c. Choice Hamper Apples at Cost Price Spies, per Hamper....... $1.75 Greenings, per Hamper...$1.50 Choice Dessert Prunes 2 Ib. Carton Eggs, per dozen... Creamery Butter, per lb... Fri. Sat. Special Why it‘s the New Idea, and the New Idea is to shareiprofits with the consumer as a visit to our Pine St. Store will convince you. "What is the Idea?" you ask. Grocery Store 103% Pine South BOARD OF HEALTH The mill was not being operated, nor was any underground work being done from the main shaft house and, so far, the crigin of the fire is unâ€" known. _ Workmen proceeding to work on Sunday morning were the first to notice flames arising in the shaftâ€"house, but no water supply was available and the flames spread rapidly to the mill, which*was soon a mass of flames., Word reached here this week that fire completely destroyed the shaft house and mill of the Kirkland Rand Mine, Kirkland Lake, on Sunday morning. The blaze, which started in the shaft house, spread through the conveyor. An attempt to stop the fire by dynamiting the conveyor was unsuccessful in arresting the flames and the mill was gsutted. MILL AND SHAFT HOUSE AT KIRKLAND LAKE DESTROYED as the leader of the largest group in the recentâ€"elected hourse to form a (Government. In case this is done, it is said that Hon. Mr. Meighen would choose his cabinet and then go back to the country at once for enâ€" dorsement. According to despatches this week from Ottawa, the belief seems to be generally held at the Capital that Hon Wm. Lyon Mackenzie King, Premier of Canada, will resign shortly, despite his denials of any such intention. The despatches appear to indicate that while the Premier is not desirous of anything like resignation, his hand will be forced by others in his party and he will resign as the easiest way out of all the complication. Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan is said to be the likely choice for the Liberal leadership in the Dominion. The theory is also held that in case of the Premier‘s resignation being given to. the Governorâ€"General, His Excellency will eall upon Hon. Arthur Meighen, RUMORS PERSIST THAT PREMIER KING WILL RESIGN went off, catching Bilodeau and Culâ€" hane without chance to escape. The latter was frightfully mutilated, his head being blown off and his body shattered. Bilodeau was blinded and sustained other injuries, but was conâ€" scious for a time. He and Vinkle were rushed to Haileybury, but Biloâ€" deau died about 3.30 p.m. A despatch from Cobalt yesterday says:â€"James Culhane, 18 years of Bilodeau, 25 was so badly hurt that age was instantly killed, and Godfrey he dier three and half hours later in the Haileybury Red Cross Hospital, when the men, operating a drill at the Cobalt Contact Mine at North Cobalt ran into a missed hole at noon toâ€"day. Joe Vinkle was slightly i ]ured and is now in hospltal Reports from the mine indicate that Bilodeau and Culhane were just about completing work before quitting for the dinner hour and that Vinkle had entered the drift on the 110â€"foot level to notify them of the time. As he stepped a few feet forward a blast IWD AND ONE INJURED AT GOBALT Just Completing Work When Fatal Blast Occurred. Officer Dunn, of the local Board of Health, this week calls attentfon to some rules that should be ohserved in regard to the handling of garbage. All damp garbage should be wrapped in paper so as to avoid freezing to the cans. Cans should be kept covered so as to prevent snow getting in to them. Garbhage containing snow or ashes will not be taken away. Those who disregard these rules are to be prosecuted, as the failure to follow these instructions in causing difficulty in the work of garbhage collection. DRUCS mm‘ e HOUSEHOLDERS SHOULD USHE PAPER IN GARBAGE CANS ‘ Gray‘s Drug Store The Caledonian Society of Schuâ€" macher will hold a dance on Wednersâ€" day, »Dec. 2nd, in the MeIntyre Reâ€" creation Hall, commencing at 9 o‘clock. Fiveâ€"piece orchestra in attendance. Refreshments served. Novelty dances, Everybody welcome. The success of past dances under the same auspices is full assurance that the event on Wednesday evening next, Dec. 2nd, in the Melntyre Hall, will be a pleasant affair for all attendâ€" ing. CAAA PURE DRUVGS 4) n P NRA SCHUMACHER CALEDONIANS HOLDING DANCE DEC. 2nd Vw‘,,’;é *4 * 444\ 3D 5 4p3 t 5p4 To "ip 5 4 5 % * T * * C 4 44 44 4 On the opening day at our new store, corner of Mountjoy Street and Third Avenue., we are givâ€" ing free, with every purchase of a dollar or over, a 24" string of guaranteed indestructible pearls â€"white gold claspâ€"and equal to any $4.00 value. This special offer is only to the first hundred customers on the opening day of our nrnew store. TO the FIRST HUNDRED CUSTOMERS opening on Monday morning we will have the most upâ€"toâ€"date drug store in the town and disâ€" trict. Increased space makes it possible for us to cater to the drug wants of the people of Timâ€" mins, and give a service which will be a little better than the best. OCCUPYING THE NEW BRICK BLOCK Cor. Mountjoy and Third Timm A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE Open Evenings ze ce Ccz f |m m C B 5. Â¥ Monday, Nov. 30th CURT 1§ QPTICAL CO. Open Evenings LIVES D PEND ON Y OUR EYES These are pertinent questions for all of us to consider if we would drive and live and see in comfort. Are you sure of them every waking minute? Do they always afford sharp, clear vision near or far without strain or discomfort? If you wear glasses, have you had an examinâ€" ation recently ? VERY time you drive your car your own life and the lives of others are entrusted to those two faithful lookâ€"outsâ€"your eyes. Opposite Goldficlds Hotel Opposite Goldfields Hotel #. @. %. ® 4. _0 .0. .%..%. %. ¢ e 00000000ooooonoofloo”'o?}ooooooooooooxooooooooooo * *** In the the thing end the things that count that cannot count. Timmins, Ont.