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Mouth Side. ...... Wilson Ave......~.Rea Street. ... Mide 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Timmins intend to construct as a local improvement conâ€" erete walks as set forth in the following Schedule, and intends to specially assess a part of the cost on the land directly abutting on the work, 2. The estimated cost of â€"the work is $1,598.00 of which $887.36 is to be paid by the Corporation. The estiâ€" mated special rate per foot trontage is shown in the attached Schedule, the special assessment is to be paid in 15 annual installments, interest at 7 per cent. < $ . ~ikâ€" Pleasure ‘Ice Cream +# 3 al Parlour % s at P. 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Likely to Included Operetta, "The Magic Ruby." â€" Collision of Cars Saturday Resultâ€" ed in Considerable Damage to the Cars, but Fortunately No Serious Injury to Occupants. Other South Poreuâ€" â€" pine News. Corner Third Ave. Mountjoy St. Gray‘s Drug Store Who Fills Your Prescription? This insures you of the best service available. Bring Your Prescription To Us Gold Medallist in Prescriptions, College of Pharmacy WM. MITCHELL, Phm. B. Street We use only pure drugs and chemicals. No Substitution. DISPENSARY IN CHARGE OF Capt. Johns is quite ill at his home at the Dome Mines, â€" Ankerite Gold Mines. Rev, Mr. Alexander, of Monteith, took charge of the services in the Anâ€" glican church on Sunday and was listened to by m very appreciative congregation. CONCRETE WALKS No matter what kind of drink you call for it will be served to you in the way you like it. We realize that you come here and pay your good money for a glass of soda or sundae and that you want it not as good but betâ€" ter you can get elseâ€" where, OUR SODA MIXERâ€" HFE KNOWS! . .. West Kide of Lot 418 Timmins, Ont. # Ad se« e3 #4 # IXERâ€" HFE KNOWS! hat kind of for it will be in the way "e realize that and pay your or a glass of and that you gcood but betâ€" can get elseâ€" *.,.* “.“ ww w + 4# #* # #* # . .t. * “0 sn «. o**s**¢ [ M §# l '\/ *# #4 *# #% Cns # % %. * .“.“.“.“.“ t baged ) / d _ j < ## # 6 #4 + L in rC #* *# #* @ #* *#, # #* # % eates! Ice Cream ‘lour TOINE‘S Iall, Fourth Ave. 2ataa*a 2t. 1*, 1*, .# P.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“‘“.“.“.“ # ) * estest *# % IV + 4. W #4 *# % #+ *# 4 * % *s To â€" _ Mr. Jos Rutherford is in town from Red Lake. At the police court last week two speeders were fined; also two drunks paid the usual penalty ; one local firm charged with illegally having liquor for sale, and a citizen charged with illegal possession of liquor both had their cases adjourned for one week. His many friends are glad to see Mr. Martin Harkness around again after his recent attack of pneumonia. highâ€"grading last week. _ We underâ€" stand that a search of his premises being made nothing was discovered by which to prove him guilty and it remains to e proven whether the compromising situation in which he was discovered was sinister in its purpose or purely accidental. The pupils of the Public School unâ€" der the direction of Miss Burns, are preparing for another grand concert. We believe their operetta this time is entitled, ‘‘The Magie Ruby.‘‘ Those who remember their suceess two years ago will be eager for the presentation of this play. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grewcoe have moved into their new residence on Connaught Hill. A number _ of â€"friends from Schuâ€" macher planned a surprise party for Mr. and Mirs. Varker at the Dome Extension recently. _A lively time was enjoyed by all. ' Mrs. Sandy Hogg is enjoying a holiâ€" day trip. Mrs. A. E. (hambe)s of the Dome, in on a two months‘ vacatlon to To- ronto. Mr. Sam Lloyd is the latest to inâ€" stall a radio at the Dome Extension. He is wondering how he can surpass the one installed by J. Porter. Mrs. A. Woods; Sr., is visiting friends in Timmins this week. Mr. Stern, of Kapuskasing, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Sky on his way to. Toronto. Mr. Stern was formerly in charge of Sky Bros. store here. Mrs. MacFarlane, of Renfrew, is a visitor at the home of Mr. R. Bowes. Miss Dorothy Woods, of New Lisâ€" keard, has been on a visit to her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Woods. Word has been received that Mrs. R. Mitchell is leaving England on Oct,. 24th to return to her home at the Dome. f Master Jimmie Phillip.s. of â€" the Dome Extension, is recoy ering nicely from his recent illness. On Saturday evening one of the local jitney drivers collided with a privatelyâ€"owned ear on Bruce avenue in front of Jas. Alexander‘s residence. Both cars are decidedly the worse for the mixâ€"yp, but luekily none of the occupants of either ear .were badly injured. _ One of the passengers of the jitney, who had just got into the car about three minutes before, got a rather unpleasant smash in the face that drove his tooth through his lip, but as he was in the front seat when the two cars met he thinks himself lucky, to be no worse. Word was received at the Dome Exâ€" tension this week that a young son had arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Heard, now in England. Mr. Heard was formerly a stope boss at the Dome Mines and theirâ€" many friends here will be glad to congratuâ€" late them. Master Reg. Butler, of the Dome fell at school and ecut himself on a piece of rock. â€" Bloodâ€"poisoning has developed and he is under the care of two doctors at the time of writâ€" ing, and in a very serious condition. Mr. W. Kellow has returned to his home at the Dome Extension after a two weeks‘ vacation in Toronto., the Presbyterian Hospital. Mr. W. Donoghue has again gone to Toronto for treatment by a specialist. We hear that Mrs, R. Bowes is imâ€" proving nicely after her operation at the Presbyterian Hospital. Cecil Kavanach. This home that was former owned by Mr. J. Rhodes THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Mr. Herb. MaciIntosh has sold his residence on Strachan Ave., to Mr. Mr. Brooks, of Sudbury, is visitâ€" irng his son, Mr. Clifford Brooks, at the Dome. H. E. MONTGOMERY, Town Clerk. $1,598.00 $887.36 $1.75 This is the cosy formerivyâ€" built and ‘*The Comunission is well satisfied with the year‘s business and expects to be able to hand the province a cool million at the end of this month, the close of the fiscal year, as this year‘s surplus. j Bornâ€"At Mrs. Goulet‘s Hospital, Timmins, Ont., on Sunday, Oct. 17th, 1926 to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ogilvie.â€" a daughter (Elizabeth Geraldine). ‘*Mr. Atkinson, one of the early citizens of Cochrane, was astounded at the progress made in settlement north of Cochrane. This is his first visit here since he left shortly after the 1916 fire and the extent of the farming development in Hackmeyer and Clute simply amazed him. **Mr. Burns has just completed a tour through the Western provinces, after making the tour through the Maritimes and Quebec province, so that with his present trip through Northern Ontario he has completed his tour through the Dominion. While he has travelled the Dominion repeatedly to get the larger outlook on general business this is the first time that he has visited the North and he is decidedly optimistic with regard to the outlook for progress and development here. His present trip has been a great eyeâ€"opener to him.. He is enthusiastically supportâ€" ing the project of ‘‘On to the Bay" and looks forward to an early reâ€" sumption of the work on the extenâ€" sion of the T. N.O. ** Accompanying the Commission were Mr. Herbert D. Burns, Assistant Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Toronto, his son Mr. Latham Burns, connected with the bond firm of K. A. Daly Co., Toronto, and Mr. T. S. Atkinson, ’\[anager of the Bank of Nova Scotia‘in North Bay, formerly Manager of the Bahk of Ottawa in Cochrane. ‘*‘Besides Chairman Geo. W. Lee and '(,‘ommissioners Col. J. I. MeLaren and Col. T. Martin the other offiâ€" cials on I)()dl‘d were Mr. W. H. Maund, Secretaryâ€"Treasurer of the Commls- sion, and Mr. Harold Lamb. ‘‘‘The T. N.O. Commussion arrived in Cochrane on their official tour of inspection on Wednesday afternoon and after taking the trip to mileage 42 stopped here overight and leff yesâ€" terday morning for Timmins. effect Trom then on. As a conseâ€" quence of this decision practically all the staffs of the grocery â€"and meat stores had the advantage of the beautiful afternoon yesterday, and the inconvenience to the public was practically negligible. The public are accustomed still to the summer halfâ€"holiday and so find the continuâ€" ance of the early closing of no partiâ€" cular annoyance. Certainly, the advanâ€" _tage to the stores and staffs is worth a lot. It is to be hoped that the other stores will follow the good exâ€" ample of the grocery and meat stores and inaugurate a general halfâ€"holiday each week the year round. The stores would find that they would do as much or more, business in the shorter hours; it would mean better service for the public because of the added zest and interest of the staffs ‘of the stores; and the staffs would be benefitted by a deserved reduction in hours. Probably the general pubâ€" lic would be the most benefitted, for every betterment in conditions in one The North Land Post, of Cochrane last week says :â€" T. N.0O. COMMISSION AND GUESTS TOUR THE NORTH line .of labour tends to set: better standards all round and so improves conditions in every other line of emâ€" ployment. Although the byâ€"law is not yet passed, the grocery and meat stores in Timmins this week showed they were in earnest in regard to the Wedâ€" nesday halfâ€"holiday the year round. Early this week they had a conferâ€" ence and decided they would elose voluntarily this week and next and then the byâ€"law would be in foree and effect from then on. As a conse.â€" PRACTICALLY ALL GROCERY STORES CLOSED WEDNESDAY 5 A Executive Commlttecâ€"-Mr Buah Schumacher; â€" Miss Rooney, South Poreupine; Miss Roberts, Smooth Rock Falls, rPane Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"AM Timmins. Secretaryâ€"Mr. Cochrane., Treasurerâ€"Mr. L Hon. ~Pres lin, Cochrane Presidentâ€"M rane. The following woere elected at the recent a tion of the ‘Teachers‘ North Temiskaming a District :â€" OFFPICERS ELECTED AT THE TEACHERS‘ INSTITUTE Bornâ€"At the Presbyterian Misâ€" sionary Hospital on Friday, Oct. 8Sth, to Mr. and Mrs. Clark (Schumacher) a son. Congratulations. from a business trip to Toronto. week but it recoveringe. Mrs. J. Treland was in Haileybury on business trip last week, k Mrs. A. Kincaid was quite ill this week but is recovering. Mr. H. M. Wilson has returned #% L_ihm rianâ€"Miss M. Flig Presidentâ€"Mr pllowing were the officers t the recent annual convenâ€" he Teachers‘ Institute ‘of emiskaming and Cochrane »sidentâ€"Miss G H,H, Carlyle, Coc A., Marlin, Cochâ€" D. Everett, Robinson, Timmins. daFPâ€" Many people, the most skeptical of skeptics right in this city and in the country hereabouts, bless the day when Moisley Ball and other drugâ€" gists offered Rhenma to the afflicted at a small price and guaranteed money refunded if not satisfied. If you have rneumatism get a bottle of Rheuma toâ€"day. Start taking it toâ€"day. Rheuma acts at once on kidneys, liver, stoâ€" mach and blood, and you can sincerely exclaim : *‘Good riddance to bad rubâ€" bish.‘‘ If yonu suffer from torturing trheuâ€" matic pains, swollen, twisted joints, and suffer intensely because your sysâ€" tem is full of that dangerous poison that makes thousands helpless and kills thousands years before their time, then you need Rheuma, and need it now, Pile sufferers can only get quick, safe and lasting relief by‘ removing the causeâ€"bad blood cireculation in the lower bowel. Cutting and salves can‘t do thisâ€"an internal remedy must be used. Dr. Leonhardt‘s Hemâ€" Roid, a harmless tablet, succeeds beâ€" cause it relieves this blood congestion and strengthens the affected parts. Hemâ€"Roid has a wonderful record for quick, safe and lasting relief to Pile sufferers. It will do the same for you or money back. Moisley Ball and druggists anywhere sell Hemâ€"Roid with this guarantee. ‘‘The Final Announcemernt and Proâ€" gramme*" of the World‘s Poultry Congress to be held at Ottawa, Canaâ€" da, July 27 to August 4, 1927, will be available for distribution on or about December 1st next. Copies may be obtaZed from _ National Congress Comtuittees, British Consulates, Caâ€" nadian Trade Commissioners, or from the Secretary, World‘s Poultry Conâ€" gress, Ottawa, Canada. No More Piles Poultry fanciers in this North Land will be interested to know that The Stockâ€"Reducing Sale at N. Ansara‘s store, which commenced on Saturday last, is meeting with much success, Lnge numbers being attractâ€" ed by the striking values offered. ()\\mfl' to the recent death of Mr. N. Ansam. it has been found necessary to materially reduce the big stocks of general dry goods on hand, and the firm has taken the right way to do this in making s\xeepmg reductions in prices and advertising the bargains offered, On Tuesday morning at about halfâ€" past ten the police had a call to the corner of Sixth avenue and Maple street, where a man was reported as having killed himself by chopping his own head with an axe. Hurrying to the seene the police found Joe Markiâ€" vitech, a big and heavyâ€"built foreigner lying in a woodshed, with blood spatâ€" tered all around him. He had an axe in his hand and with this he was hitting himself on the head. When the police arrived the big fellow was weak from loss of blood that he had passed the stage where he could do himself much harm, but still he was doing the best he could,â€" choppng at his head with feeble strokes with the axe. Officer Pearee and Mr. R. Allen quickly disarmed Markoviteh and took him at once to the Proviâ€" denee Hospital to have his wounds _dressed. He had several cuts on his head, one particularly bad one on the top of his head requiring several stitches to close the wound. One of his eyes was also badly bunged up, apparently from a glancing blow from the blunt side of the head of the axe. He had come close to knocking the eye out altogether. There were also a couple of little slices taken from the side of his head. .There were five men standing around when the police arrived, but all of them had apparentâ€" ly been afraid to interfere with the selfâ€"chopper, the big fellow with the| axe no doubt looking like an uncomâ€" fortable man to bother. The main will recover from the injuries reâ€" ceived, but is still in the hospital under guard. _ He will be charged with attempting to commit suicide, this charge being laid against him on Tueeday when he was taken in charge. < It is said that the man has been drinking lately and also that for some two or three weeks past he has been acting peculiarly. A man who will lie on his back and chop at his own kead with an axe must have a queer sense of humour at the least. STOCKâ€"REDUCING SALE AT N. ANSARA‘S STORE Rheumatics Joe Markovitch in Hospital Under Guard After Odd Experience With Himself. Man TRIED TO CHOP OWN HEAY WITH AN AXE Quick Relief for Coal, Wood, Ice, Feed Transfer QUALITY BERVICE [f it is feed you want we have it. HARNESS SHOP TRUCK TRANSFER Agents for Cockshttt Plow GCo. Gilson Manufacturing Co. For Best Value Phone 88 Porcupine Feed Transfer Co. Opp, Public School, éoldérvxlvenue Latest Styles in Ladies‘ Haircuts a Specialty. The Most Sanitary and Up â€" to â€" date Barber Shop in town Lessons given in any branch of Art 2.30â€"4.30 p.m. Mondays and Studio: Strain Block Box 332, South Porcupine ARTIST SCULPTOR INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMIST Golden Ave. Dr. A. H. Cameronâ€" Smith ‘‘Around the corner from the Post Office‘‘ PHONE 38 SsSOUTH PORCUPINE Vancouver, â€" British Columbia.â€" Negotiations are reported under way for a pulp and paper mill, eosting $30,000,000, at Prince George, close to the junetion of the Fraser and Nechako rivers. The locating of this mill in the interior of the province is something of a new departure; preâ€" vious mills being located along the coast. Buy your Christmas preâ€" sents now. White Ivory goods at 25 p.c. discount. Full assortment in stock at Box 110 nEW PULP AND PAPER MILL Thursday, Oct. 21st,.1926 We Install and Repair all kinds of Electrical Equipâ€" ment. = Estimates Given B. L. Pilsworth Estate Campbell Bros. Electrical Work Next to Gold Range Hotel b5c. EACH Why Pay More L0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 93. South End Pharmacy COIAN SURGEON ACCOUCHEUR Thursdays South Porcupine Phone 51 South Porcupine â€"18â€"31p