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Other Items of EInterest from Corres pondent of The Advance at Connaught Station. CONNAUERT 5GAOUL REFORTS FOR MONTH PAST Jr. IIâ€"H,. J. Campbell, teacherâ€" Bergitto Salo, Donna Simpson, John Sekulic, Jack Korrie, Ralph Dixon, Clare Little, Russell Ruxton, Joe Commando. MANY LANGUAGES AT THE WORLD‘S POULTRY CONGRESS No matter what language a deleâ€" gate to the World‘s Poultry Congress may speak he will have an interpreâ€" ter, if he so desires, Director F. C. Elâ€" ford of the Word‘s Poultry Congress to be held at Ottawa from July 27th to August 4th, announces. _ The post office department is providing a special post office on the grounds at Lansdowne Park with a reception room where those in charge will be capable of speaking the language of cach delegate present. If the housewife could visit a moâ€" dern milk condensary, where pure country milk in put in tins for her convenience, she would be delighted with its cleanliness as she would be amazed at the ingenuity of the process In Borden condensaries, where Eagle Brand or St. Chares Milk is packed, the entire plant is subjected to a rignd cleansing every day. Every conâ€" tainer and every piece of piping through which the milk passes is scalded with live steam. St. Charles milk, which is evaporated, has nothing added to it, and nothing taken away, exeept a portion of the natural moisâ€" ture of the country milk. After beâ€" ing tinned it is sterilized, so is will keep perfectly in the unopened tin. Eagle Brand, which is condensed milk, is preserved by the addition of pure cane sugar, but nothing else is added to the fresh country milk. The eonâ€" densed milk is called ‘*sweetened"‘ emd the evaporated **unsweetened"‘ Intlk, [â€"Ruby Knox, Ruth Creed, Eva Norgold, Clifford Creed. Sr. Pr.â€"â€"Douglas Warren, Elymer Long, Charles Kranchvich, Max Veri0, Jean Swayne, Loreen Dixon, Bass, Elsie Creed. Jr. Pr. Kenneth Long, Glenn Little, Ellwood Swayne, Lewin Bass. Revy. Wm. Famer was called to Bracebridge last Friday to see his daughter, Mrs. Jas. Morrison, who was seriously 1. Mr. 8. Jardine was a visitor to our town, Wednesday. . Mr. Walter Coleman and family have moved up to the Night Hawk Mine. Mr. and Mrs. W. Raynor were callâ€" ing on Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Warren, Wednesday last week. Mrs. J. F. Clemens spent the weekâ€" end in Timmins. Mr. Jas. Reid was in Englehart a few days, returning home Monday Mr. David Farmer left for Toronto last Tuesday where he is taking a course in barbhering. Mrs. M. B. Knox was in Iroquois Falls, Saturday last. . RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good. U ofthe Er}acraf(odam}hl § for COUGHS, COLDS § and BRONCHITIS A MODEL FOR CLEANLINESS Imported direct from the Orient in metal lined chests. . Blended and packed into 11b., ‘Alb. bright Aluminum packages. "is good tea‘ KIRKLAND LAKE FORMS BRANCH CHILDREN‘S AID Last week Mr. R,â€"LeHeup was at Kirkland Lake, and, together with Major Buckland, the provincial C.A. 8. inspector, assisted Superintendent MeCracken of Haieybury in organizâ€" ing a Kirkland Lake branch of the Children‘s Aid. . The following are the officers of the new Kirkland Lake branch:â€"Hon. President. Dr. Armâ€" strong, of Kirkland Lake; president, Mrs. West; viceâ€"president, Mrs. Lytâ€" tle, Swastika; secretary, Mrs. Hall; treasurer, Mrs. Halverson. The exeâ€" cutive committee will include a repreâ€" sentative from each of the churches, the Masonic lodge, the Oddfellows, the Eastern Star Chapter, the town council, the board of trade and the Women‘s Institute. HERE‘S ONE FOR TORONTO PICK AND SHOVEL COLUMN. A despatch in one of the Toronto newspapers last week says:â€"â€" ‘‘A Montreal syndicate, with (Gen. Smart as one of the principals, has optioned the Beanlandâ€"Hurst properâ€" ties in Carsceallen township, about twenty miles southwest of Timmins, and will operate them under the name of Winchillet. The option ecalls for a certain amount of diamond drilling to be done within a specified time.. It is expected that; work will start alâ€" most immediately providing equipâ€" ment can be taken in. It will be necessary to erect two small bridges to reach the property after the breakâ€" up. This is the property where wire gold was found for the first time in Canada.‘"‘ ‘"‘Dear Sirs: Though I have taken six cans of your corn syrup, my feet are no better now than when 1 started."" + The finest tribute to Noah Beery in his long stage and sereen career has been accorded him by fellow players, 2000 of whom spent three months on the Arizona Desert during the filming of ‘‘Beau Geste,"" P. Wren‘s thriliâ€" ing mystery story of the French Foreign Legion, w hich will be shown at the (toldfields theatre, Timmins on In addition to Beery the featured players in the monster production, which Herbert Brenon direeted for Paramount, include Ronald/(‘nlmnn. Alice Joyvcee, Neil Hamiltogn, Mary Brian, William Powell, Norman Treâ€" vor, Ralph Forbes and Victor MceLagâ€" len. MONTREAL SYNDICATE IN CARSCALLEN TOWNSHIP. Mond 19th, As Beery completed a long an ficult scene under the broiling property men, carpenters and ¢( standing beyond the camera broke into spontaneous applau though they had been an audier a theatre. ‘"In thirty years as an actor I have seen only one other tribute like this,"‘ said Paul MceAllister, former matinee idol and now a prominent character actor, a member of the *‘ Bean Geste"‘ cast. ‘‘Pick and Shovel""* column of The Toronto Star:â€" ‘*The following letter was received recently by a company which manuâ€" factures corn syrup: ‘"BEAU GESTE‘‘ CAST PAYS TRIBUTE TO NOAH BEERY 41 V Made in Canada by the makers of Nest!é‘s Baby Food * VNSwWEETENED SWEETENED Tuesdavy, OnCo [( MILE old enough for the rovel‘‘ column of The " better luck ; on bakeâ€"day April . I8th "and pplause audience d difâ€" »r sun, others lines BAOMINTON TOURKAMENT | AT THE SAULT, APRIL 20â€" 7 Tournament to Decide the Titles of the North Country in this Popuâ€" lar Sport. Last week The Advance received the following despatch from Mr. Charles C. Milne, sporting editor of | The Sault Ste Marie Daily Star. Mr. Milne says that it is desired to have as many contestants as possible: from each and every part of the: North Country. The despatch exâ€" plains itself and reads as follows:â€"| Sault Ste Marie, Ontario.â€"The first annual tournament of the Northâ€" ern Ontario Badminton Association, to decide the titlese of the North Country, will be held at Sault Ste Marie for four days commencing on Wednesday, April 20th, to Saturday, April 23rd. The use of one of the finest courts in Ontario, a prvate April 23rd. ‘The use of one of the finest courts in Ontario, a private court, has been offered for the tournaâ€" ment, and it will greatly aid in carryâ€" ing out of the plans of the tournaâ€" ment. Col.: CX_H. L. Jones, ‘of ‘the Sault, is President of the Association, and H. Buck, Cornwall Building, Seeâ€" retary. All entries should be in by Saturday, April 16th, to the secereâ€" tary. The courts will be open for use for outâ€"ofâ€"town entrants who are going to practise earlier in the week, and an effort is being made to have this tournament as representative of Northern Ontario as possible, and it is hoped that in the near future the organization will affiliate with the Canadian Badminton Association. Last week Roger Emden, the eightâ€" vyearâ€"old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emden, of ©©104,"" near Cobalt, was taken to Toronto last week for special treatment at the hospital there In the early part of March, the lad was injured in the arms by a pair of scissors in the hands of Mike Geaâ€" son. According to the stories told in the matter, some boys were annoyâ€" ing (GHeason by throwing snowballs against the side of his house. (Gleaâ€" son ran out and grabbed a lad near his place. This lad happened to be Roger Emden, who had no part in the annoyance of Gleason, according to the stories told. G@leason‘s side of the case is undefstoqd to be that he had not remembered or realized tifat the scissors were in his hands and that any injury to the boy was acciâ€" dental and simply through the lad and the scissors inadvertently coming into contact,. When it was found that the lad was seriously hurt, Gleaâ€" son was called to poltee court to answer to the charge of wounding the boy. The case has been adjourned from week to week to wait the outâ€" come of the boy‘s injuries. At first it appeared as if the boy might not suffer serious harm, but, unfortunâ€" ately, his progress recently has not been good. The ‘doctors some days ago decided that he should be taken to Toronto, as the lad‘s arm was not improving as it should. The boy for the time had practically lost the use of the arm. It is hoped that in Toâ€" ronto the hospital treatment will asâ€" sure a complete and speedy recovery. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO INJURED BOY TAKEN TO TORONTO FOR TREATMENT. The next meeting of the Caledonian Society will be held on April 22nd, the meeting on Friday of this week being deferred so as to allow the Thistles Football Club to have the hall for the dance toâ€"morrow night. ECY LUINIMENT Instantly, then its soothing influence heals the weund., Egyptian Liniment is an all. round remedy that every household should have for the prompt treatment of Cuts, Scalds, Rurns, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Sore Throat and Chest, Neuralgia, etc. DOUGLAS CO MANUFACTURERS,NAPANEE ONL 'OPB%////////// / BLEEDING *A + * o .,.' 4 Z7 *# ‘te l/@fl T mm# # \ Jms ‘ .\ 6 * oL _ AT ALL DEALERE 42 During Easter week there will be special services of prayer, etc. On Good Friday, April 15th, three services will be held, at 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Capt. Jensen and Lieut. Clark, of Cochrane, will be the chief speakers. Captain Beeston and Lieut. MeBride, of Kirkland Lake, will On Saturday and Sunday, April 16th and 1{th, and on Monday, the 18th, Major Cameron, of North Bay will conduct Easter services. The Sunday School children will render a sacred programme in keeping with the season on the Sunday afternoon. Monday, April 18th, Major Camerâ€" on, of North Bay, will conduct a speâ€" cial service for believers. Topiecs for meetings given by the visiting officers will be the sayings of Christ from the Cross. The theme on Easter Sunday will be the Resurection. SPECIAL EASTER WEEK SERVICES AT THE S.A. SENATOR W. B. WIiLLOUGHBY Chairman of the Divorees Committee who has introduced a bill in the Senâ€" ate whereby the courts of Ontario will have power to srant divoreces, Mrs. Dawson, formerly of Dawâ€" son‘s Point on Lake Temiskaming, the point being named after the famiâ€" ly, the Dawson‘s being wellâ€"known pioneers of the district, was married recently to Mr. Lancelot Dawson, a cousin of her late husband, the wedâ€" ding taking place at Ottawa, of which city Mrs. Dawson has been a resident for some years past. Special° music and singing is bein; arranged for the occeasion. An invi tation as extended to all to atten some of these services. NDER the mattress lies one of the greatest secrets to restful sleep and good healthâ€" the Bed Spring. Replace that saggy bed sprmg or the one that is unyielding with a famous Way Sagless Spring that will give you real relaxation and restful sleep, so necessary in helping your body regain its vim and vigor. 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