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Mr. Kennedy explained that he had intended to retire, but he ‘had been pressed so much by friends that he had decided to allow his name to go before the convention. Five names ‘were submitted to the convention,â€"these . being:â€"W. _ A. Gordon, Haileybury; (Geo. Mitehell and A. K. Roberts, Cobalt; A.. J. Kennedy, New Liskeard; and John Clark, of Englehart.,. All withdrew but Messrs Kennedv and Clark, the former winning on the vote and Mr, Clark moving to make it unanimous. The meeting was. enthusiastic, the new temperance policy of the Ferguâ€" son Government winning special, apâ€" «proval. Fire which broke out at a late hour Wednesday night, raging until early Thurs@ay morning last week, caused a loss totalling $50,000 to four busiâ€" ness houses in Sudbury. Starting in the basement of Hagger‘s Restaurant, Durham Street, sthe lldmes spread to Lorne I'm\ler hardware store, H. Ironstone‘s Clothing store and> the New American Cafe, and also to the New American Hotel, where slight smoke . was done. Of unâ€" knownorigin, the blaze was difficult to combat owing to the dense smoke, and for a time all four places of busiâ€" ness were threatened with destruction. Only the total loss has as yet been estimated, and most of the damage was incurred through smoke and water. Two firemen, Stanley Wilson and Russell Gatchell, received minor injuries from broken glass, each havâ€" ing bis right hand eut. MR, A. J. KENNEDY AGAIN CANDIDATE IN TEMISEKAMING EVEN LONDON, ONTARIO, HAS HEARD OF ‘"WHISKERINO®‘‘ It is truly remarkable, however, how widespread the fame of the **Whisâ€" kerino‘‘ contest in conngetion wit the Charity Turkey Stag to be held here on Dec. ‘l7ith, has become. , The story of this unique contest has even hravelled ias far as Londonâ€"Lon=< don,. imâ€"theâ€"Bush, not Lordon inâ€"theâ€" Fodg. â€" The London Ady ertxser last week said :â€" ‘*‘A whiskergrowing contest is in progress in Timmins., In that latiâ€" tude there is somethmv to be said for it as a means of economizing on fur collars.""‘ During the pastyear Timmins has received special publicity from outâ€" side newspapers in connection with two subjectsâ€"dry ginger ale, and whiskers. Isn‘t it irony? Timmins can scearcely be said to deserve fame for drinking dry ginger ale, or for Last week, just a few days pmfter being at Tilsonburg, Ontario, attendâ€" ing the‘ funeral of his eldest brother, Mr. J. 8. MceGuire received a wire telling of the death of that brother‘s wife, who, did not long survive her husband. _ The sincere sympathy of all will go out to Mr. MceGuire in this double bereay ement in the family circle, \ SUDBURY HAS LOSS OF $50,000 THROUGH FIRE vrowing > whiskers noâ€" matter: how harmless these two occupations ma\ be. BID NOT LONG SURVIVE } DEATH OF HER HUSBAND A letter sent, out by the secretaryâ€" treasurer of the Northern Ontario Associated Boards of, Trade specially urges all boards of trade in the disâ€" trict to have full representation at thé annual meeting to be held at Cochrane on Friday of next week, Nov. 12th. In part, the letter says: ‘*In view of the great importance of this meeting, it was felt that Cochâ€" rane, being so accessible in the disâ€" trict, would permit a large attendance from each member ‘board. _ During the coming year it is quite possible that the provineial Government will be able to spend considerably more money in our district than previously, and in order to take full advantage it is essential that the complete orâ€" ganization be held together and that the oflicers should be selected with great earé. We, therefore, urge all the member boards to make a very special effdrt to have a large repreâ€" sentation at Cochrtane on November 12th. The Associated Boards is a comâ€" bination of all the boards of of the:North Land for the advancement of the common interests of the counâ€" try. _ Very material advantage has been given to the North in the past few years through the efforts of the Associated Boards, following the plan emphasized so effectively by Mr. R. A. *MeInnis, of Iroquois Falls, when President. of the Associated Boards of â€" Trade,â€"â€" ‘‘to make the Asâ€" sociated Boards recognized as useful as the Voice of the North."‘ URGE LARGE ATTENDANGE â€"Ai ASSOCIATED BOARDS Annual Meeting 4t Cochrane on Friday of Next week, Nov. 12th" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS. ONTARIO A dietary expert says, the food you eat by a vard stick.‘‘ Wonder if he thinks we‘s subsisting ‘wholly on spaghetti?â€" Canton (0.) Daily News. the next few weeks and it is to be hoped that after this election, people will forget all about liquor and beâ€" gin to realize that other weightier llldttOIb are clamouring for discussion. But only one way is open to relegate the liquor question to the back seat, and that is to stand solidly behind Premier Ferguson in this election and ut his Government back into power, t will never do to elect an indepenâ€" dent member, no matter if he proâ€" mises to vote with Premier Ferguson, just on this question. In such a case it might very easily happen that there will be no Ferguson Government to support and the curse of the O.T.A. will continue unchecked to work its disaster indefinitely, with its trail of poisoning, murders and general lowâ€" ering of morality throughout the proâ€" vince. â€" No subterfuge will work. We must elect a straight Ferguson supâ€" porter if we want to see govcrnment control ThaJ is our strong appeal to the intelligent and fairâ€"minded voter. of Cochrane, is a very strong Liberal, and that is not putting it strongly. The Advance has always thought that The Post would dispute the idea of any Conservative being an angel, or any angel being a Conservative, and, if _ absolitely convinced that any Conservative was an angel, would then point out thatâ€"the fluff on the wings was not nearly so niceAs on the reâ€" gular angeis. But,, whHe strongly Liberal,; the Post is also very strongly for the North Land. Lt is easy to believeâ€" that The Post might be misâ€" taken, but it is more than difficult to think that The Post is at any time otherwise than, fervently fors this North. . Accordingly, there is special interest in the foflowing editorial from The Post last week. Uvidently when The Post really believes that the North is top be advantaged, The Post is ready to curb its Liberalism. The Post, at â€"this crisis advises all to vote for the Ferguson Government. The Post savs :â€" ‘* Whether we like it or not, Govâ€" ernment Control is the platform®~on which the coming prpvineial elections will be fought,. to thesexcelusion of any promblems which confront the proâ€" vince. â€"It is certainly deplorable that liquor should be the sole topi®@ for Conservative was point out thatâ€"t] was not nearly : gular angels. 1 Liberali the Post SHOULD ELECT A STRAIGHT FERGUSONâ€" CANDIDATE The editor of The Northland Post, 0000000000000000000000000 000000000000’0.’0000000000000000000000000000000’00000.00‘00 00000000000004 * * p '0 0:““““““““““.0 % #.% %.% LX #.% #.% # * % %. % LDFIELDS ‘TUE A TREFE 0;0 % > test : qed ‘os* es esleefes veles "At +. x +. La est a 00.?00 . v s** be«t 0‘0\00 x o4 s w x \oo yX «o 8 1 77 7 t ob e ce n e ue sn 1 P 8 ts i0 ns S s‘ 0 o hss ce stt t N0‘ c i o Coming:â€"Extra Special ! WORLD‘S CHAMPION SÂ¥ _ ‘THEATRE FIGCH T ! FIGHT' SHOWING AT GOLDFIELDS : Entire Week of Nov. 8th. This Great Fight Picture will be shown i addition to our regular programme AT REGULAR PRICES ENBACH Inâ€"their 15 round bout for the World‘s Championship Bee a Cana.dlan Win the World‘ s Greatest Fight | Official Motion Picturgs of the Battle of the Century NEY No Advance in Prices COME EARLY n 244 22. 1* 18. .%, .* io 1 ie 1 ie ie ie in 4e en Pn P Pnd Pnd Pnd sn 0 20 2s 28200412 0s 22 sn es 2 286 212 25 n 282 2 0n 2822122 ns 2 n 1244228 v000000000000‘0000000000000000000000000000000000 e * * o *s* *4 44. 00000000009004000000000000000000 4 44 44 40, 4440 CX n 3 * « e *0" * ‘a* o For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column C.â€"K. Egan, 152, 82; 0. Ramsay, Â¥46, 113; G. Roblnson 122, 110 J:. A('hesnn, To, 86 ; M. Morrison, â€"â€", â€". 1).â€"F. McDonald, 74, 157; M. Francis, 123, 68 ; V Jaekson 124, 87 ; J. Evere(t, â€"â€", â€"â€"3, L. \Iclntosh, â€"â€"+ » GIRLS‘ BOWLING CLUB SCORES FPOR OCTOBER 28 CH2;°D,"1. For highest tptal score for term ending Oct, 28th, Miss J, Morrison won first prize; Miss N. McLeod, second, and Miss M . Smith, third. Seores of Girls‘ Bowling Clab for Oct,.. 28th :â€" A.â€"J, Morrison, 148, 133; C. Meâ€" Donald, 124, 63; M. Td(,l\aberl\, 74, 105; J. W att, 76, 145; I. Carruthers, of *‘In Flanders‘ â€" Field,"" to Thomas MeCrae, of Philadelphia, ecutor of the estates%of, the moi of the deceased poet. ; This was last bit of Colonel MeCrae‘s props to be formally taken over by executors the MeCrae estate."" lE the late of **:In ‘*A â€" memoryâ€"stirring Cécho . was heard in Northern Ontario this week when the transfer was registered in the landâ€"titles office at Cochrane of the South African veteran lot in Prosser township) formerly owned by the late Colonel John MeCrae, author TRANSFER OF PROPERTY OF LATE COL, McCRAE A despatch last week from Coch fane says:â€" * Standing ‘of teamsâ€"A "Too Much Motherâ€"inâ€"Law" j ': j . 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