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Their bright colours will freshen up your winter outâ€" fits. They‘re made of lustrous taffeta, satin, straw, felt and combinations. _ Ribbons and bright silks are the very effective trimmings. Estimates Furnished for Painting and Decorating on application by phone 632 (or calling at our place of business Excavations for rellars, Bewers etc. Contracts of all kinds tak en EMPIRE BUILDING 68 Third Avenue, Timmins LEO MASCIOLI *# .0 esles *# # exfes: + #@ #4 *# # ++ + + # #* # # *4 *# # #4 P# # @ *#* # # #*4 * # *4 + # ## * # *4 * # #4# # # #4* 4+ @ #4 tÂ¥ h #4# # *4 + # *4 # @ *# + .0 "*o6 * La #* * © #* #. # *4 ¢#4 < *4 * # * #4 *4 # C3 #4 *# + ##* *# .0 Just Arrived Phone No. 321 | .......'........ ®. '00’00’0.00.000000000000.00:0’000.00’000000.0.00.‘ 4 Timmins, Ont. Mr. Walter F. Scott died recently at Brussels, Ont., from heart failiure. The late Mr. Seott was the finst Homeâ€" stead Inspector for Temiskaming, beâ€" ing appointed by Hon. E. J. Davis, then Commissioner of Crown Lands. The late Mr. Seott was a big man, standing 6 ft. 4 incles. He was very popular in the North while on duty in this country.. He left the North to go into the hotel business at Ottawa. ‘*Well, Sir,‘"‘ MacTavish replied ‘*$10 for one year at 6% or $5 for one of your safety deposit boxesâ€" figure it up yourself.‘"‘ . After the transaction had been completed, and MacTavish had filled his fountain pen, the cashier once more qucstioned him as to why he insisted on putting up $2,000 in bonds as collateral. During the course of a day‘s busiâ€" ness, one of the bank‘s depeoesitors, whose name happened to be Macâ€" Tavish, applied for a $10 loan, deâ€" manding that the ‘bank accept, as collateral, four $500 Victory bonds which he had in his possession. All interested in pleasant sports and entertainment are looking forâ€" ward to the Skating and Racing Carâ€" nival to be held at the Timmins Rink toâ€"morrow (Friday) evening, under the auspices of the Hollinger Recreaâ€" tion Club. The same cub gave a similar event last year that will be long remembered forâ€" its excellence n every way. The event toâ€"morrow evening will be up to the H. R. C. high standards. There will be racing events for men and young men, women, etic., as well as potato race, trap skating and other novelties. Band in attendance. Prizes for cosâ€" tumes, etec. Racing starts at 7.30 p.m, rarp, and some lively contests are expected. The casher of a large bank the latest and probably the novel example of Seotch thrift. The following is from ‘*‘The Silent Partner,‘‘ a Toronto ‘house journal: THE SCOT SCORES ONCHE MORE IN CLEVER THIRFT KATING AND RACING CARNIVAL, FRIDAY NIGHT. t['he dance given in the Hollinger Hall last Friday evening by the Lanâ€" cashire Football Club was successful and pleasing from all viewpoints. The attendance was specially large and all present found the evening a decidedly enjoyable one. A neat sum was netted for the Laneashire Footâ€" ball Club, in addition" to the" happy time enjoyed by all attending the event. The A. 8. D. orchestra furâ€" nished the best of music. Refreshâ€" ments were served during the evening. The committee in charge were generâ€" ally complimented, for the evening‘s pleasant sucoesss.% LANCASHIRE FPOOTBALL CLUB DANCE BIG SUCCESS [ The election of school trustees last December is not affected by the deâ€" cision in regard to the protest against the recent municipal election. There was no protest or objection raised in connection with the school trustees elected, and so the election stands so far as the school trustees are coneern-l ed. sSCHOOL TRUSTEES NOT s AFFECTED BY PROTEST Announcement is made of a Euchre, Five Hundreéd and Musical Proâ€" gramme, to be given in the Parish Hall, Timmins, on Wednesday, March 17th, at 8 p.m., under the auspices of the R. C. Church Choir. The attendâ€" ance should be large, as the event, is sure to be a pleasant one, and the cause most worthy, THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO m n ce omm en w o ks uks T P TeE : EUCHRE, FIVE HUNDRED AND MUSICAL PROGRAMME carrying on of town affairs. So long as the protest was undecided no imâ€" portant matters could be fairly dealt with and as a result the town is severâ€" One of the chief grievances felt by the citizens in general against those responsible for the recent municipal election protest is that delay and conâ€" fusion has been oceasioned in the Meeting Held on Monday Afternoon by 1925 Council Continued in Office IOWN COUNCIL DEALS WITH RCUTINE AFFAIRS cites most DEFEATED BY PREMIER Capt. D. L. Burgess, M.C., the solâ€" dierâ€"settler â€" who opposed Premier Mackenzie King in the Prince Albert byâ€"election, and who was decisively beaten. Childâ€"‘‘Your teeth are all gone aron‘t they Grandpa?" Grandpaâ€"‘‘Nongense! I have as many teeth now as the day I_ was born.‘‘ R rood _ Waltz; ‘‘Auld ~ Lang Syne.‘"‘ and ‘"‘God Save the King." The ev ening will be open for member® and their frlends Members will be admitted free, but friends and adâ€" heren‘tis, as announced by the Viceâ€" Prosident at last meeting, must pay half a dollar. On account of the num_ ber of people attending the meetings for some time past mthout contributâ€" ing to the fees, this restriction is necessary. All Seots and their friends are very welcome and will find the evening a very pleasant one. The regular meeting of the Caledoâ€" nians on Fridgay evening of this week, in the Hollinger Hall, might well be called a special meeting, in view of the specially excellent programme proâ€" mised. The meeting is to be in charge of ‘ Messrs. Jas. Cowan and Gszso. Ritchie and they have done themâ€" selves proud in the way of a proâ€" gramme. The programme as announcâ€" ed this week will include â€"Cireasstan e e P Cirele; Foxtrot; Waltz; Quadrilles; Foxtrot; Duet, by Miss Jean Roberts and Mr. A. Portelance; Paul Jones; Military | Twostep; Solo, by Mr. Pyper; Eightsome . Reel# Foxtrot, Gent‘s Tag; Conjuring, magic, mysâ€" tery, ete., Iby Luxo, the Great Washâ€" out; â€" Quadrilles; Foxtrot; Comic Song, by Mr. J. Elrick; Foxtrot; Gosod Night Waltz; ‘‘Auld Lang ‘VARIED PROGRAMME FOR CALEDONIANS ON FRIDAY COMINGâ€"Douglas Fairbanks in % With Hoot Gibson and Star Cast extra. "Don Q." 4 First Showing outside of Toronto T § :“:")‘:":’.’.:“'o":":":“‘:“:“:":":“:“:“:":“:“:"o‘" *4 *# «: hests« «on efeatrateatectes i A THIEF IN PARADISE io 20e 282 282282292222 ofi n it n ind ne t n 02 n 2022222022022 222002202282 24 t . 1nd 0642 28. 19. 18. .9, .@ 12 0”:000.000:0000’00’00000:00000000000000000.00:0’.0’00’0000000000000..0’00’:0000’000000000.000.000.0.’ 000000000 0000000 000 .00 000..‘.0.0000’00’000.0’0000000000"00“00"’0"‘"‘“0‘":"0’030‘00000.0.00.0.0000 A. ES3 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY "The Wife Who Wasn‘t Wanted " From the famous novel by Gertie Wentworth James A story of a luxuryâ€"drunk society siren who attracts many loves and changes many lives. ALLâ€"STAR CAST NEXT WEEKâ€"MON. TUES. Cecil B. DeMille‘s E LADY " A drama of motherâ€"love filled with cheers and tears. Ladies, you must see him ! ! ! Secret love and stolen kissesâ€"youthful magic and two hearts flame for a golden momentâ€" Then what? To miss it is to regret it. [( THEATRE COMEDY AND KINAGRAMS FRIDAY and SATURDAY Norma Talmadge in NEWS AND REVIEW T TIME TOâ€"NIGHT Ireasstan Roberts 1 Jones: by Foxtrot, Admission (95c. and 5¢. tax) Tickets for sale at Meyers‘ Drug Store. Pearce Drug Store, South Porcuâ€" pine. McIntyre Mercantile, Schumacher, and all Kiwanis members. TICKETS MAY BE EXCHANGED FOR RESERVED SEAT AT MEYERS‘ DRUG STORE WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. THE HART HOUSE STRING QUARTET OF TORONTO GOLDFIELDS THEATRE, TIMMINS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1926 GEZA DE KRESZ â€" HARRY ADASKIN â€" MILTON.BLACKSTONE BORIS HAMBOURG STAMPEDE $ 1925 £ Four Days Commencing March 17 ::. Special Canadian Feature showing actual 4 § scenes of the ‘*Perils‘‘ No. 9 WEDNES. THURS., Mar. 3â€"â€" Universal Special No. 7 ‘‘Into the Net‘‘ MONDAY TUESDAY, Mar. 1â€"2 Buck Jones in FRIDAY SATURDAY, 26â€"27 Yakima Canutt in ‘‘"All Tied Up‘" ‘‘Perils of the Wild‘‘ No. 8 _ ‘"Going Good‘‘ (QQLP EMPRE "‘TUT A TDT The Call of Courage" LAST SHOWING TOâ€"NIGHT Art Acord in Romance Thurs., Feb. 25th, 1926 ‘‘"Call of Hazard‘‘ ‘‘Slick Articles‘‘ â€" / First Violin â€" Second Violin â€" â€" Viola Comedy Violoncello