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Box 62 Excavations for cellars, Sewors etc. Contracts ot all tak en EMPIRE BUILDING es 0“0 #4 * #4, @ ¢4 4# #* ¢, #* s**s *4 @, # #4 #, % %#4 ¢ #® #4 #@ #4 4 4 #4 #@ #4 + #4 #, #4 + *4 # 4 %#4 @ Li #* # # *4 + 4 #4 # *# #4 4 #* #@ 4 #+* *# #@ #+4 # *# #4 # # #4 *# o ##* + 4+ *4 # *4 # < *4 * + *4 *# # #4 + # *+ # # #4 # Â¥4 # # #4 *# *# Â¥4* #, < #4 # # *#* + #4 # ® #4 #@ # #4#4 s a*, 0“0 *4 #, # *3 UFP S2vings Department is at the disâ€" posa!l of minersâ€"to mineâ€"owners we offer efficient and prompt service in all departments of banking. Transfers of funds by telegraph and cable promptly executed with the absolute secrecy that is the inviolable rule of this Bank. Our local manager welcomes consultation. 2 80 T HME MINION BANK o)LoMATI(e * p< #4 #@ « 0'0.“ #,. . « #* # 4 #* * + ## *# # #4 #@ # #4 *# P # ## # *4 #@ # #4 #@ L *4 *# i #4 # 4 #4 + 6 #4 @ #© #% # Li #4 + # #* # @ #4 *# # #4 *# # #4 #,. * ‘s* *‘ estes # # #* # L #4 *, # #* * # *4 # C *4 *# @ #4 *.,.*, 0”0 *4 %,.,* ‘s" "o #4 *, * 0".0 ¢#4 *# #* *# < #4 *, + #4 *# # #4 L #* * *4 4 # Li *4 * 4 Â¥4 * ‘o* * WITLLIAMS *4« , LEO MASCIOL CONTRACTOR TIMMINS BRANCH, One Cigar Blend which Never Changes Two Serious Fires at South Porcupine Within Three Days Mrs. Hobson‘s House Badly Damaged Saturday. Family Have to Make Escape in Night Attire. Interesting Deâ€" bate at Young People‘s Club. Death of Fred Beshwaty. Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers. Sofhth Poreupine, Dee. lst., 1925. Special to The Advance. Miss Della Duff, of Feldman Co.‘s staff, is visiting her sister in North Bav. Mr. W. E. Preston returned this week from a visit to Winnipeg, which used to be his home city. Mrs. Audrey Londry and three childâ€" ren are on a yisit to Meaford and Phone No. 321 Acting Manager. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. other points south. Mrs. Heath of Kirkland Lake, was the guest of Miss B. M. C. Shaw durâ€" ing the past week. Mr. Jas. Alexander, of the Pillsâ€" worth Estate Drug Store Staff, has purchased from Mr. W. D. Pearce, the dwelling lately occeupied by Mr. Chas. MceInnis on Bruce Ave. He moved his family into it on Monday. Mr. Melnnis and family are now cosily domiciled in their handsome new home. Mr. Uryer is on a visit to friends in the West. The Five Hundred Club were enâ€" tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller on Thursday evening. The luecky ones were \l/,.â€"dele, Mrs, T. Farrell; Gents,â€"Mr. 8. Sky; while Mrs. H. Mlller and Mr. T. Farrell won the consolation awards. The Poreuâ€" pine Juvenile Orchestra dispensed their usual snappy music for the enterâ€" tainment of the guests during the evening. After a sumptuous repast the happy guests departed, looking forward to the next meeting of the Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. MacDonald, Poreupine. Train; Treasurer, Miss _ Beatrice Brinton. Don‘t forget the splendid concert being put on by the pupils of the High School on the evenings of the 4th and 5th. A play entitled ‘‘A Case of At ithree a.m. Saturday, fire broke out in the house occupied by Mrs. Hobson on Strachan Ave. The fire is supposed to have been caused by overheated pipes and had made such headway before being discovered that the family were forceed to escape through the bedâ€"room window in their night attire. The alarm was given by Mrs. Hobson‘s founrteenâ€"yearâ€"old son, Bill. Mr. Hobson is absent in the Rouyn district. Despite a prompt reâ€" ponse on the part of the fire brigade the building was completely gutted and the Hobson family lost their all, both furniture and clothing. The building was owned by D. Levinson, We understand that the furniture was insured but that the policy on the building expired six weeks ago and was not renewed. His many friends, were shocked to hear the death of Mr. Fred Beshwaty in a Toronto sanitarium last Wednesâ€" day, Nov. 25th, He was 22â€" years of age and had charge of his father‘s jewellery store here up to a short time ago. Tubercular trouble developed and he had only been a short time in the hospital when his sister, who still resides here, Mrs. Otto Kaufman, was called to his bedside but we believe failed to arrive ‘before the end came. Much sympathy is extended to Mrs. Kaufman, and also to his father and mother, who are now residents of Cobalt. There is to be a debate af~ the Young People‘s Club on Tuesday, Dece. 8th, the subject being ‘‘*Resolvedâ€" that the cost of high living, not the high cost of living makes living high.‘*‘* This should be of interest to all, both old and young and anyone interested is invited to attend. ' On Friday evening the following officers were elected in the Kitchener Rebekah Lodge for the ensuing term viz:â€"Noble Grand, Mrs. Jno. Cosâ€" tain; Viceâ€"Grand, Mrs. Alfred Yeoâ€" mans; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Jas. Hogg; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Train; Treasurer, Miss Beatrice The Poreupine Juvenile Orchestra are adding a elarionet player, another 1ph0m and possibly a 2nd violin to their number, besides the traps. This Orchestra is becoming very popular for social evenings both at the Dome and in town. C ovevevsususy MONTHLY REPORT OF THE GENTRAL PUBLIG SGROUL Honour Roll Central Sehool November . Room 1.â€"IV Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes. Total Enrolment, 626. ne Room 5.â€"III Sr.â€"Girlsâ€"EB, Haataâ€" ja 92, J. MceQuarrie 83, H. Rintanen 82, L. Hale 81, M. Gulka 81, 6. Pesoâ€" nen 80, C. Martino 78, V. Tynjala 76, Suspension‘‘ and mauy other attracâ€" tive features are on the bill for that evening. The young folks are workâ€" ing dellcrentl\' to mal\e this the best yet of thelr annual concerts. The diâ€" plomaq obtained in last summer exâ€" aminations will ‘he presented. About five a.m. on Monday fire broke out in ‘a stable at ‘the rear of H. Kaufman‘s residence and the place was completely demolished, also aâ€" bout fifty hens which were housed there, only one hen escaping, by flying out of the burning +building. The origin of the fire is a mystery, there being no stove, not even an electric light in the place. It is supposed that some prowler must have ‘been there and dropped a match in the chaff and hay on the floor. Monday, Nov. 30th, was moving day in town, the following families changâ€" ing their domicile:â€"Mr. Jack St. Paul into Mr. Geo. Schmelze‘s house; Mr. C. M. Scott into Mr. Morgan‘s house, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. Herman; Mr. J. Herman to the MeIntosh block; Mr. Jay into the Mansfield house, vacated by Mr. Ssott and, Mr. E. McEwen moved his famiâ€" ly into the residence on Connaught Hill which he purchased from W. G. A. Woods, Room 1.â€"IV Sr.â€"Boys.â€"EB. . , H. Kyllonen 77. Room 2.â€"IV Sr.â€"Girlsâ€"W. C 11 81, H. Brown 80, H. Peterson Vote VQUQILL IUR ; SAM C. EPLETT and report for the for the month of Daher Ellies Eddy Ay Aho onâ€" 760, Room 9Aâ€"II Sr.â€"A. I Bucovetsky 86, J, Rouw Cocklin 83, V. Keefe 81, 79, W. Andronichuk 78, C,; Hale 76. M. Tilley 75. Room 6.â€"III Jr.â€"D, Macpherson 88, F. Scott 81, I. Kokotow 78, C. Halperin 78, G. Gauthier 77, R. Canâ€" tor 75. Room Bozzer 16. 8 8 l 1 Room Fong She Engstrom Brown 75 Room 13.â€"I Jr. and Primary Sr.â€" Yirls.â€"I. Jr.â€"â€"R..Acton,79, C. Kelly 76, P. Romanuik 76, G. Pond 75. Primary Sr.â€"A Classâ€"J. Petcherâ€" sky 78, G. Colborne 75. B. Classâ€"T. Morris 79, J. Patterson 76, R. Kremyr 75. Room 14.â€"Primary IJr.â€"J. Byron 85, (t. MeQuarrie 80, J. Monroe 77, T. Bycek 76, E. Stevens 75. Lk Rooom 15.â€"Kindergartenâ€"Primary Habib 70,, 76, . i. Lewis 75, J. Easton 75. ww Room â€" 16.â€"Kindergartenâ€"Primary Jr.â€"A. Simula 80, E. Pictila 80, N. Ostofichuk 75, B. Pritchard 75. Total enrolment in the present classes in this school 626. t Parents are requested to sign and return the monthly reports promptly and to consult the teacher when the reports are unsatisfactory. The best results are obtained only when the parents . coâ€"operate with the teacher in the education of the pupil. It is of great assistance when the parents see that the pupil attends regularly and that the children leave home in time to reach school at proper time. Roem 10.â€"II Jr. and I Sr.â€"II Jr. Bjork 82, H. Rantio 79, H. Bobbie f Jr.â€"H. Wirta | 88, (Gong 82, A. Brandt 80, A. 78, W. McFadden 77, E. II T I Sr.â€"A. Wainio 86, A. 86, J, Romieson 84, J. . Keefe 81, N. Sacharuk Sr.â€"G. Ellies 78, M. 1uoma 75, 8. Mehedan W. H. SEVERT Let us repair and waterproof that leaky roof before the rainy season. Parabestos Roofing Paint, and Kantleek Roofing Cement For Sale Corner Kirby Ave and Mountjoy St P.0. BOX 974. â€" TIMMINS, ONT. BUILDING CO NTRACTOR P.0O. BOX 373, SCHUMACHER Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Storm Sash . Hot Bed Sash North T. N. O. Tracks, West of Station. GOLDWIN HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY PARLORS Specialists in Hair Tinting and Ladies‘ Hair Cutting 13 PINE ST. UP STAIRS Open to 8 p.m. by appointment SASH, FRAMES, DOORS, GENERAL WOODWORK. Geo. L. T. Bull Thurs., Dec. 3rd., 1925 MAIN STREET, WEST NORTH BAY, ONT. Phone 173W