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South Porcupine, Ont. Orange Pekoe Blend Always Sam Finkelmanâ€"91 Third Avenue APPLY E. C. BREWER 119 WILSON AVENUE, TIMMINS, ONT aleateaiee t aze e3 +2013 ts ats se a20 a200te 000000 6804300 30000 00000 020 42040000 Phone 567M Excavations for Cellars, Sewers, Etc. Contracts of all kinds taken EMPIRE BUILDING ALSO Public School McIntyre Hall Public School South Porcupine (one.day) (Reâ€"decorated and with New Equipment) Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. â€" OPEN TO ALL â€" BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH GOOD CUT OF FIRE WOOD Leading Second Hand Store in Timmins CORRECT VIOLIN ACADEMY Studio: St. Onge Block, Timmins, Ont. TIMMINS AND KIRKLAND LAKE Try a pound a be convinced you never tasted bette LEO MASCIOLI Four Miles from Town FUNERAL DIRECTOR *‘ 78 THIRD AVENUE Telephones 608â€"J and 608â€"W. @. ® m n _A ) .*, .* *..¢,. .0. .¢. 4. #. . #. ¢..% -ooooo.uooooooooooooooooonfoooooocoooooonoo .l-.’-....’.....0.0000..00’-00..0’.’0 '00.0 .'.. 0‘0’0‘0‘.’0’0‘0’00.00‘0‘0’.’:’3’:"0’."’.’.’.‘.‘0 0"’.‘.‘.‘. ...0. [# _ Schumacher * (one day) *#+* # # *./ % ## 44 #.% t*4 ¢#4 #6 #.% #.* #.#% #.% t# *# 44 se % Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER Mcintyre â€"@ s 2.a ma* s 2t . 2%, 12 . * *#. * #. .@ #. .@ #. .@, .@ vooooooooooooooo000ooouooooooooooo"oooooouoooooooouooooooooooho Phone No. 321 ’."."‘1 Dome Mines (pne day) A fire that has so far proved a complete mystery occurred in the Seguin block, Ferguson Avenue, on Monday night. The most mysteriâ€" ous feature of it is the fact that the blaze started from some unknown cause, burned for some time and went out before any one saw it. It was only when Fire Chief Merkley, who occupies oneâ€"half of the building with the offices of the Canadian Pacific Exâ€" press and his wallpaper and paint store, came down on Tuesday morning that any knowledge of the fire came _to light. When he opened the door the place was full of smoke, but there was no fire. _ On looking over the premises, he found that the under side of the floor and the joist below were badly charred over the greater part of the surface, some empty fruit baskets which had been piled in the basement were partly burned and in one place the flames had penetrated the floor to his store. There was not a sign of a spark or any fire when the place was looked over. While nothing deâ€" finite can be ascertained albout the origin of the fire, Mr. Merkley says that it is possible that it started from the light wires which run along through the joists under the floor.. The insulation is gone _ from portions of the wire, but whether this was caused by the fire or was the cause of the fire, eannot be definitely known. It is thought that the entire absence of draft in the basement of the building was the réason the fire burned itself out. There was no furnace or any heating apparatus in the basement, the furâ€" nace having been taken out some time ago and the building heated with stoves. Even the inlet of the chimâ€" ney had been stopped up and the winâ€" dows were closed tight, so there was no draft for the fire. One of the peâ€" culiar features of the affairs is that Haileybury last week had a truly mysterious ‘fire,â€"Mysterious as to chow it started and how it burned itselt out, and â€"also with other odd touches, such as the fact that part of the buildâ€" ing was occupied by the Fire Chief, and he was the first to learn that there had lbeen a fire and the fire was out again without the need of his brigade. The Haileyburian tells the story in full as, follows :â€" MVSTERIDUS BLAZE IN AAILEVBURY LAST WEEK _ Room 4â€"I. V. Cole, teacherâ€"Sr. IIâ€"Elsie Martin, Mary Macdonald, Agnes Robertson, Ross Davis, Sam Finkelman, Rosa Wong, Margaret Lee, Jean Montigny, Elmer Nikula, Wilfred Prest, Bobby Sullivan, Arâ€" thur Adamson, Basil MeceDonald, Lesâ€" ter Besley; Hazel Gilbert and Leoâ€" nard Staples, equal; Jimmie Gregulâ€" ski, William Hartling, Gerald Macâ€" Donald, Bessie Caldwell, Frank Ruâ€" beck and Toivo Frantzi, equal; Mike Ostovich, Annie Rubeck, Walter Craig. Room 5â€"A. V. Mitchell, teacherâ€" Junior Secondâ€"Geraldine â€" Beaudin, Walter MeCrae; Edna Cousineau and Seward Feltmate, equal; Roy Hazelâ€" wood, Jack Hartling, Mildred Furâ€" long, Pat Miller, Bobby Robar, Cora Price; Hazel Dainton and Ellen Mcâ€" Cadden, equal; Jack Martin, Nina Youmatoff, Zelda Sky, Steva Rubee, Howard Cowan, Edward Grentz. Fire Started From Unknown Cause in Basement of Building, and Went out Itself. Fire Chief Had Store in Building THEâ€" PORCUPINE ADVANCE.â€"TIMMINS, â€"ONTARIO Room 3â€"Vicetoria Malkin, teacher â€"JIr. III Classâ€"Mary Hickey, Mary Donlychuk, Robert Moore, Elia Zuâ€" lian1, Jack MeCrae, Gertrude Furâ€" long, John Valentine, Billy Turner, Violet â€" Innes, Neilson â€" Macdonald, Joseph Charlebois, Signe Taipole; Rigoletta Pianosi; Julia Ritari, Wanâ€" da Smith and Jean St. Clair Pike, equal; Edward Sheculski, David Sky, Donald Carey, Nick Ostovich. Room 2â€"Florence Hubble, teacher â€"â€"Sr. IIITâ€"Patrick Robertson, Vieno Lindross, Leonard Briden, Florence Dawson, Douglas Braithwaite, Marâ€" guerite â€" Smith, Barbara MeGarry, Harvey Laine, Clifford Jucksch, Douâ€" glas Sullivan; Kathleen Barron and Dennis _ Duxfield, equal; Annette Proulx, Bertha Bonnell, Stella Denâ€" nison, Thomas Leck, Enoes Martin. Junior Fourth Classâ€"Belle Collins, Walter Finkelman, Dick Calverley Fannie Finkelman, Cecilia Craig, Gorâ€" don Uttley, Helvi Helle, Marion Leng, Stanley â€" Shippam, Billie McKay, Lauri Nellie Ansara, Billie Keelevy. The following is the November reâ€" port for Schumacher Public School :â€" Names are arranged in order of merit. Room 1â€"Jolhn A. Bush, prineipalâ€" Senior Fourth Classâ€"Roy Hamilton and‘ Grant Barron, equal; Jennie Mcâ€" Leod, Keith Valentine, Chrissie Murâ€" phy, Perc Aide, Evelyn Leck, Mary Taipale, Ronald I)(enn), Louise Rioâ€" pelle, Arnold Hawkins, Mary Macâ€" Donald, Dorothy Heath. Honour Roll for November for Schumacher Public School Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes in the Schumacher Public School, and in the Continuation Class, for the Month Just Passed. Pupils Makeâ€"Very Creditable Showing. ‘‘If you are right inside you can stand anvthing from the outside."" Franeis have put down 75 cement taper piers at a depth which is beâ€" l1eved to ibe below the frost line, and by this plan it is hoped to remedy the trouble that caused so much annoyâ€" ance in previous years. New Liskeard curlers have been troubled for yvears past with the ice heaving at the rink. . They believe this trouble has at dlast been overâ€" come. During the past few weeks, according to The New Liskeard Speaker, Messrs Hill, Clark and There will be general pleasure in Timmins and district at the announceâ€" ment that the Schumacher Choral Soâ€" ciety will give a sacred concert in the (Goldfields Theatre, Timmins on sunday evening, Dec. 12th after the church services. _ Those who recall previous events given by the Schuâ€" macher Choral Society will know that the event on Sunday is sure to be an enjoyable musical event, attractive and pleasing in every way,. The proâ€" gramme will include solos, duets, quartettes, choruses, and instrumental musi¢. One of the special numbers that will be of particular interest will be a selection from the grand opera, ‘*The Pirates of Penzance.""‘ _ Silver collection at the door. There should be an unusually large attendance for this event on Sunday evening after the church services. CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT AT GOLDFIELDS, SUNDAY where the flame had broken through the floor, there were a number of cans of \'armsh remover, which is highly inflammable, stdndmw on a ple('e of board whwh covered an opening that had been used for a register when the furnace was in use. Although these cans were blackened with smoke and had evidently been licked by the flame, they did not take fire or exâ€" plode. Chief Merkley states that he was in the basement at 10.45 on Monâ€" day night and there was then no sign of fire. No one saw the flames or had any knowledge of them until he came down in thc morning. . Hs considers himself pretty lucky in havâ€" ing no worse damage than the fact that his stock of wallpapers is slightâ€" ly blackened by the smoke and none of the e express goods suffered. _ The tarlor shop of . Seguin in the other side of the building also suffered from the smoke,. The damage to the buildâ€" ing itself is apparently not serious, as none of the joists were burned through and the floor is only partly Room IIâ€"A. M. Hornfelt, teacher â€"Fifth â€" Classâ€"Marguerite MceKay, Joan Huxley, Marg. Robertson, May Tinsley, Mary Jaksic, Sigrid Lindâ€" x Aby: s gren, George Tennyson, Dorothy Armâ€" strong, â€" Hugh Calverley, â€" Beatrice Leck, Franeis Gilbert, George Reid, Jim Keeley, Sadie Aide, Charles Kee, Burton Price, Sylvia Niemi, Isabel Martin, Aili Ohtenon, Myrtle Ritchie, Hazel Neary. B. «Classâ€"Edmund Luchen, Felies (Giregulski, Leo Montigny, Albert Mitâ€" chell. Room _ 10â€"Junior Primerâ€"V. V. Smith, â€" teacherâ€"A Classâ€"Madolene Ostovich, Geraldine Dawson, Kezic Taylor, Joan Wharton, Harold Furâ€" long, Kose Meyer, Maud Liddell., Ruâ€" dolph Rubee, Willie Monk, Ralph Prest, Mary Hodson, Forbes, St. Clair Pike, Anita Cousineau. Senior â€" Primerâ€"Natali â€"Gregulski, Charlie Caldwell, Kenneth Robar,. Carl â€"Lambkin, Roycee White, Rayâ€" mond Norris, Jackie Fisher, Room 9â€"Helena Murphy, teacherâ€" Junior Firstâ€"Mary Villneuve, Bill (G@ilbert. Buvick Dawson, Joe Popovich John Lark, Leo. Boissonault, Muriel Sims, Steve Ostovich, Ernie MceKinâ€" non. seco lTenareila, UGordon Denny. Room 8Sâ€"Gertrude Sabine, teacher â€")unior Primerâ€"Jean Chatson, Marâ€" garet Bell, John Todhunter, Wladyk Zadovozny, Gwendolyn Bown, George Kemp, Jean MceDonald, Ivy Calverley, Harvey Brady, Frank Fowler, Blanche Staples, Donald Barron, George Corâ€" ris, Steve Belenki, Gerald Sheculski, Jessie Bell, Frank Ovas, Roy York, Quanto Baldovin. Room 6â€"Irene M. Murphy, teacher â€"Senior Firstâ€"Viola Maki, Mildred Dennison, Gertrude Hawkins, Ethel Hogan, Lawson Hickey, Ada Miller, Isabelle Tomkinson, Catherine Macâ€" donald; George Percival and Albert Keelan, equal; Joy Wookey; Sada Newlands and Johnny Mira, Janet Dye, Peggy Donylchuk, Mary Kranâ€" kovich, Marianne Cooper, Elmer Small Doris Macdonald, Fred Villineuve, James Keizer Room 7â€" J. Belanger, teacherâ€" Senior Primerâ€"May Latour, Louey Montigny, Anita Shewan, Mary Emâ€" ma Sl\a\lem. Eino Nikulo, Ida Duxâ€" field, Harry Haras, Mary Fowler, Tom Halgovich, Veilko Helin, Milton Sulâ€" livan, Fanny Walko, Fay Farr, Franâ€" seco Tenarella, Gordon Denny. s a 28. 18 0000000000000000000000’00:000 #4 #,. .%, e**9 *# .\ #* #*e © * % *+ # # *#+ * 4 #* * < #4 *# ¢ #4 #% #4 @ % #4 © *# *4 * ht ++ * *# #* +. #© #4 # #4 * *% *#+* * + #4 * #% #4 *# + #4 *# %#4 ................... MQO?QQQ‘O‘Q‘.‘.‘.‘O‘O‘O‘.000000000300000000003000?000000o. A. Habib J. 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