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Call at the hotel or phone Mr. White for appointment. Gentlemen‘s Toupees and Wigs with the new partings that cannot be equalled. Monday, September 20th, 1926 at the Empire Hotel Hair Goods for the Lady with Thin or Faded Hair Fall Millinery EDWARDS WHITE, LTD. 126 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. of packed to the doors, many of all the various political leanings being anâ€" xious to hear what the Hon. H. Ferâ€" guson, Premier of Ontario, had to say. Mr T A. Strain was chairman for the evening. Besides the Hon. Preâ€" mier and the chairman, Mr. O‘Neill and also Mr. A. C. White, of Hoyle, were on the platform. Mr. O‘Neill At the political meeting in the inâ€" terests of the Conservative Candidate Mr. R. OQ‘Neill in the Majestic Theaâ€" tre on Friday last the building was South Poreupine, Sept. 14th, 1926. Special to The Advance Mrs. C. B. Morgan and children are back to town‘after a very pleasant summer spent at Burlington Beach. Fiveâ€"Yearâ€"Old Girl Has Unfortunate Experience. Cyclist Did Not Stop to Aid Youngster. Other Items of Inâ€" terest from South Porcupine Correspondent. Youngster ers injured at South _ Porcupine by Bicyclist of Fimrance for Canada who was elected in Calgary West in the election on September 14th. Mr. Bennett was opposed by H. W. Lunâ€" ney, the standard bearer. was the first speaker and among his promises of what he expected to do if returned to the House he particularâ€" ly stressed the reformation that nseds to be enacted in regard to silicosis aâ€" mong miners and stated that whether eleoted or not he would use whatever influence he had for the benefit of the miner. The large audience listened quietly, almost deferentially to the reasonable <wellâ€"prepared statements which were presented for their conâ€" sideration. Hon. H. Ferguson‘s inâ€" troductory remarks referred to his hike from Kelso to Poreupine fifteen years ago and his amaze at the deâ€" velopment that had taKken place. He spoke of how hard it used to be to get a s»mpathetlo or listening ear down at Queen‘s Park when he wished to introduce measures or _ schemes for the North that meant the expenditure of money. _ Now this was reversedl THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The Tea given by the Ladies‘ Guild at Mrs. Garrety‘s show rooms during her millinery opening was well atâ€" tended. The many beautiful hats on display were also much_ admired. There are hats this year to suit all styles and facials contours, the small hat still holding its own but a decided prominence is also given to the droopâ€" ing wideâ€"brimmed styles. The materâ€" rals. are chiefly velvets and felt. Mr, Corrigan of the Ankerite Mines is on a holiday to Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Pullin‘s baby boy has been very ill with tonsilitis at their home on Connaught Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Harton, of Toronto, and Miss Lowthain, of Smooth Rock Falls, are the guests of Mrs. Hepburn, Connaugzht Hill. ‘ sSSes in ce days. M is on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hawkins, of Brown street have returned from a pleasant holiday in the south. Mr. Trulufe, of the Dome, returned on Sunday from Toronto. Mrs. Truâ€" luffe and Leonard are remaining for a more extended visit. Misses â€" Kathleen â€" Reynolds and| Kathleen Gallagher were each hostâ€" esses at a birthday party this week! in celebration of their eleventh birthâ€"| | l able to get into his motor car in one of these northerly towns and stay right in it, till he arrived at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, (he did not state how long said motorist might have to remain in his car, but here‘s good luck to the first party that esâ€" says the trip.) In spite of a certain amount of heckling the Premier of Ontario was always ready with a plausible explanation an affable ansâ€" wer or a witty retort. As to the reâ€" sults good or otherwise that will come from â€" supporting the Conservative candidate, that matter will be settled by the time this is in print, and it behooves us all, whether pleased or not, to cease grouching and play the part of a good citizen by doing whatâ€" ever we can to enable our elected reâ€" presentative and the elected governâ€" ment to get down to business and do something, if not in our way, then in their own way, for our constituenâ€" ey and our Dominion, for we strictly believe each loves this fair ‘‘Lady of the Snows*"‘ and want to see her prosâ€" per. and the people of Southern Ontario, especially those in power, were beâ€" coming widely awake to the vast imâ€" portance of our North Land. _ He considered the $4,000,000 spent on roads and the half million for Educaâ€" tion in the North, not an expenditure but a sound and most remunerative investment (loud applause). He said that he believed that twelve months from now a person would be able to get into his motor car in one of these northerly towns and stay right in it, till he arrived at the King@ Tenders to be handed to the Secreâ€" tary of the Timmins ‘High School Board, 26% Fourth Avenue, not later than Sept. 23rd,, 1926. _ The lowest tender _ not necessarily _ accepted. A New Yorker has just paid $4,000 for a first edition of a book of jokes. He must be a lover of antiques. Ottawa Journal. Tenders are asked for the cutting of 150 (one hundred and fifty) cords of four foot sound Tamarack to be deâ€" livered to the High School, Timmins, as needed, during the winter months of 1926â€"1927. a corner did not see the lad until it was too late. The driver‘cof the car was arrested on a charge ofâ€" manâ€" slaughter and is out on $20,000.00 bail. Local bicyclists should take warnâ€" ing from the sad fate of Eric Jones, aged 15, of Sault Ste Marie, Ont., who was run over and killed almost in front of his home last week. The boy was riding his ibicycle without a light and the driver of a car coming around A pleasant party was held on Tuesâ€" day evening at the residence at 44 Fifth avenue, the pvent Abeing in honour of Miss Laurence Giroux, who is to beâ€"married this month. The delightful evening on Tuesday was arranged by Miss Jean Giroux, assistâ€" ed by Miss Verna Giroux. There were about seventyâ€"five of the young friends of Miss Laurence Giroux preâ€" sent for the occasion. She was fairly showered with beautiful and valuâ€" able gifts, while hosts of good wishes were also given her by her many friends. A very pleasing orchestra was in attendance and there was lots of the finest music for. the: evening. A dainty luncheon was served durâ€" ing the evening and all present agreed that the event was a most enjoyable one from beginning to the end in the early hours of Wednesday morning. We hear that our seulptor and art instructor, Mr. D. A. Sceott, was sueâ€" cessful in carrying off several prizes for his work at the C. N. E. but we have not been able to obtain partieuâ€" lars to date. /L We hear that Mr. Allan Sheppard, has bought the pretty bungalow on Bloor St. owned by Mr. G. Melntosh Mr. and Mrs. Lambert and family have moved into it. The fiveâ€"yearâ€"old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaChanee was knocked down by a bicyelist on Friday last week, and quite severely bruised. The child was playing with some of her comâ€" panions by the roadâ€"side when the cyclist, evidently in trying to pass a ‘ar, struck the child and went on his way. It is not known whether he realized he had hurt her. . She does not know who it was but says she would know him if she saw him,. She has been under the care of Dr,. Camâ€" eronâ€"Smith and has suffered considâ€" erabhlv. SHKOWER IN HONOUR OF J MISS LAURENCE GIBOUX were completed for Tag Day on Wedâ€" nesdavy. _Who was again elected in Battle River as an U. F. A. He defeated the Conservative J. W. . Morrison. HENR C ~I SPENCER Opp, Public School, Golden Avenue Latest Styles in Ladies‘ Haircuts a Bpecialty. The Most Sanitary and Up â€" to â€" date Barber Shop in town Studio: Strain Block Box 332, South Porcupine Lessons given in any branch of Art 2.30â€"4.30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays ARTIST SCULPTOR INTERNATIONAL â€" DIPLOMIST Golden Ave. Dr. A. H. Cameronâ€" Smith ‘*Around the corner from the Post Office‘‘ PHONE 38 Buy your Christmas preâ€" sents now. White Ivory goods at 25 p.c. discount. Full assortment in stock at Box 110 Thursday, Sept. 16th, 1926 We Install and Repair all kinds of Electrical Equipâ€" ment. Estimates Given B. L. Pilsworth â€" Estate Campbell Bros. Electrical Work Next to (GGold Range Hotel SOUTH PORCUPINE Why Pay More? L0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 93. South End Pharmacy EX RECORDS CIAN SURGEON ACCOUCHEUR South Porcupine Phone 51 b5c. EACH â€"18â€"31p