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Box 1591 Phone 640 Thursday, April 21st, 1927 Chartered Accountant DR. C. SULLIVAN Goldfield‘s Block Timmins, Ont. Officeâ€"Room 10, Reed Block Goldfields Theatre Building Axcavations for Cellars, Sewers, Etc. Contracts of all kinds taken EMPIRE BUILDING Excelsior Rakes. ....::........... 75c¢. ea. Steel Rakes .:..:...:.:.........:., $1.15 ea. Excelsior Hoes................;.. T5c. ea. Steel: Hoes ......................... $1.25 ea. Potato.Forks..:.....:::........:, $1.75 ea. Digging Forks ..............., $1.75 ea. Garden Hose, 50 ft. length $7.00 ea. Hose Nozzles.:,...::â€":........;. TDc¢c. ea. No. No. No. No. Rotarex Galv. Washer...... Beatty Copper Washer.... Gyrator Copper Washer.. Rotarex Vacuum Cleaner Apex Vacuum Cleaner.... Royal H«Cleaner .........:.... Royal K. Cleaner .............. "A CHAIN QOF SERVICE" Open Evenings Geo. Taylor Hardware Limited Beginning May 4th our Store will be closed on , Ont, 6 82 2P na P n n * n 2t m t sA mA a n mt n a* n a* s aP s 2s a* n a® ®#. s 282.2% 2 a* s a* o 2 ns 481. 1. a* n n 2 a* 1 ns n t 22 eal ralas" sel a .oooooooooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooooooooo_ooooooooooooooooozoo.flu 7: 6 McClary‘s $87. $.8 McClary‘s $110. y 16 McClary‘s $140. 7. 9 $170. Apartment Portable Electric Range with Cabinet, Price $38.00 complete Electric Washers Fire Insurance at Reduced Rates Electric Ranges Insurance of every description and Real Estate Harvest Tools LEO MASCIOL] CONTRACTOR Cavlor‘s Rews »> Phone 428M * aa*, 228128 28 . 1*, 12. .0 # on en o se e on en n en ie y # 000000000:0000'0"000000‘0’000’0 0.‘0 0000’00’000’00.0‘0‘0"0’0"."’0’0 #.% + ...0.‘................." ?’.’"’)’.‘.‘.‘.’.‘3‘.‘.’."0.’..“’.“‘..008’. 0“3“”“0.“..“’.“’0“..“‘ uis 2t 6 292 242 2%2 2P 2%. 19. 18. .# 4 @ a e« war eteatectestestestestectes Â¥he fire brigade had two calls on Wednesday morning this week. OUne call was at 3.30 a.m. On a vacant lot at the rear of Mr. C. Roach‘s residâ€" ence, Mountjoy street, someone had had a fire going to burn up some rubâ€" bish. With the high wind blowing, the fire sprang into activity shortly after three in the morning. Mr, Roach noticed the fire from his residâ€" ence and phoned the fire hall. With the wind that was orf Wednesday morning, any kind of a fire outside anywhere was highly dangerous and a direct menace. _ The fremen made a very prompt response to the call and at once put the blaze out. Another call Wednesday morning was sent in by two men on the way to work. 1t was for the residence of Mr. P. W. Curtis, milkman, Mountjoy township. The fire brigade went down to the town limits but were unâ€" KOME OF P.W. CURTK BURNED TD THE GROUND Dairyman Residing Out of Town Has H;:y Loss. 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We have Sacco Plant Food and Fertilizer xX Scout. $30.00 Juvenile Model ........................$85.00 Crescent Model $40.00 Columbia Roadster ............... $45.00 Special Sport Model .............. $50.00 Motorbike Model ....................$55.00 Joycles, priced from $5.00 to $17.50 Flower and Garden Seeds 10¢c. pkg. 3 for 25c. Special F. Barnet 1 1b.â€"25c. 10 1b.â€"85c. 101 Ash ... 501 Birch 502 Birch 503 Ash ... 503/» Ash Refrigerators Bicycles Daughter was admiring her beautiful new silk dress. ‘"‘Isn‘t it wonderful that all this beautiful silk comes from one insignificant worm?‘ she said. “Daughter,” inquired her mother, ‘is it necessary to refer to your father in that manner?‘" The National Executive of the Auâ€" thors‘ Association by a unanimous vote has memorialized the Prime Minister, suggesting the setting aside of oneâ€"tenth of the $250,000 Diamond Jubilee Fund to endow in perpetuiâ€" ty such an annual prize for the encourâ€" agement of Canadian literature. A Confederation Prize for literaâ€" ture, to be awarded annually to the author of the most outstanding Caâ€" nadian ‘book of the year, has been cr B % y ~* T i ? suggested by the Canadian Authors Association in connection with the celebration of Canada‘s sixtieth birthâ€" day. CONFEDERATION PRIZE POR CANADIAN AUTHORS Blessed is the man who h: his work.â€"Carlyle. general sympathy with him in misfortune. At the time of wri the cause of the fire is not known able to do anthing, the fire being a considerable distance from town. T was two far to reach with hose froem any of the town hydrants, and the roads were not in shape that the truck can be taken along them to get to the place. The house and contents were totally destroyed. The barn on 1}1('3 property escaped the fire. ‘The dos@ will be a heavy one to Mr. Curtis, who has established a good dairy husiness and doing well. There will bhe very general sympathy with him in this misfortune. At the time of writing THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. Seeds F,. M. BLACK, M.P.P. and exâ€"Provincial Treasurer of the Province of Manitoba, who has been offered the position of Chairman of the Board of Control in B.C. under the Produce ‘Marketing Act of that Province. 5 1b.â€"50c. 100 1b.â€"$5.00 $15.00 $17.00 $26.00 $27.00 $32.00 $55.00 € 1sS found P \J ... ..' P 2 L \2 .0..0 *# # #"@*_ * # p _ # # * * * «e *# * * *# %*.® # «"« * 44 _ LA +.4 44 ® 0:0 0:0 «‘a * * .:. o:o # 0:0 *%.% # * # # * * *.9 "»" # @*.* t ®*,* All softball fans,â€"and the town is full of themâ€"are urged to remember the meeting called for tomorrow (Friâ€" day) evening, April 22nd, in the town hall, at 8 pam., to organize for softâ€" ball for the season. Last year softâ€" ball took high place among the popuâ€" lar sports of the town, and this year its popularity should be even more pronounced It is a game that makes special appeal to large numbers. To make the best and the most of the season, early organization is necesâ€" sary, so all softball fans should be on hand for tomorrow night‘s meeting. The wise ones tell us we must be preâ€" pared to start in at the bottom, and work up. How about digging a well? An odd accident is recorded by The Haileyburian last week as follows :â€" ‘*‘The tenâ€"monthsâ€"old child of Mr. and Mrs. Dutharme, of Osseo, was badly burned on Saturday last, when it was left alone in the house while the parents were out at the barn doing the chores. ‘The child was left in a rocker near the stove and a spark app.nentl\ was blown out and caught in its clothing. ‘The baby‘s cries brought the parents rushing to the house and they were in time, it is beâ€" lmreved, to reseue it, although the inâ€" juries are serious. Last accounts report hoes of its recovery."‘ MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT TO ORGANIZE SOFPTBALL U o is 1 is oi i o in in use 2 ns a Pn ns nataat ns ns‘ ne"ae "ae‘ne" O.Q’..Q.’O...O’..’.O0_00:.0.00000’%.‘0:0‘.‘.3.’.‘0’%..’00{06 eR n n n L L L L sn L L n n n s s L C s 00‘0000:0:0..0000000000000.00'00000000'00’00.0..0’.0.00‘000.00000.0"0 Dr. Hague reported that the lad for whom the Kiwanis Club had secured artificial ‘limbs was now splendidly equpped and doing well indeed. The speaker for the day was Rev. J, D. Parks who chose as his topic, ‘Vestiges.!‘* His address was full of interest and inspiration. Mr. W._ Pierce reported progress for the «committee in charge of the proposéd Midnight Revue to be preâ€" sented in the near future. CHILD BADLY BURNED BY SPARKS FLYING FROM STOVTE T‘wo violin solos by Rev. Mr. Baine delighted the gathering and were very heartily applauded. Rev. Mr. Baine is a violinist of outstanding merit and interprets h\ selections with unâ€" usual talent and effectiveness. SSA L t * t *n * * t t * % 5 S * * * * 1 . . i i . i i i i i i i i i e i i . i n i n s . o s C 5 s o t C C 5 5 C . oT 65 t 5 4 4 Dr. S. L. Honey presided at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Empire Hotel on Monday. â€" The event was well attended and proved very interâ€" esting throughout. The visitors for the day ineluded :â€" Mr. Walter Kingsmill, of the Cobalt Kiwanis Club; Dr. Pearson, Toronto; Dr. J. E. I. Joyal, Timmins ; and Rev. Mr. Baine, South Poreupine. Mr,. Vincent Woodbury gave a talk on a recent trip to California and his brief but pointed address pleased all as well as adding to the general information. (One of the points of special interest was Mr. Woodbury‘s statement, based on an inside knowâ€" ledge and experience, that the Canaâ€" dian railways in equipment and serâ€" vice were equal to the very finest in the United States. While he had the C.P.R. and C.N.R. especially in view, he also did not forget the splendid service of our own T. N.0, INTERESTING ADDREGSES / B THE KIWANIS CLUB Rev. J. D. Parks Speaks on ‘‘Vestâ€" iges,‘‘ and Mr. V. Woodbury Reviews Trip to California. Basement, Gordon Block CARSON‘3 BARBER SHOP Baths at all hours while the shop is open. Shower or Tub, Hot or Cold, as you wish. Four States and the District of Columbia are now trying to reduce their yearly quota of mnator accidents by refusing to license drivers who might prove to be dangerous drivers because they cannot see as they should. The motorist whose vision is below normal is risking his life and the lives of others by neglecting to have it corrected. It is unwise to take such a risk. Have your eyes examined. GOOD EYESIGHT FOR MOTORISTS Opposite Goldfields Hotel Block Phone 103 for Appointments Federal income tax returns must be made by April 30th, and although the demand for forms at the local postâ€" office so far has been light, it is exâ€" pected that a rush will be made within the next few days. Four new types of form used la@‘st year is unchanged. rarious tax conditions, but the general form used ast year is unchanged. This year, married persons with inâ€" come below $3,000 are being exempted and need not file returns unless reâ€" quested to do so by the Department. That persons., (*l(ummu exemption of incomes over $3,000 must file one of the supplementary forms whether the party is married or single. INCOME TAX RETURNS DUE BEFORE APRIL 30TH Married men in ** A" class, claiming $3,000 exemption must flle the suppleâ€" mentary forms known as T.1D. in which he makes the statement of his Sstop here 1500 team, 65 dog team, 1800 men, fish 50 for dogs. _ This spring lots of fire big grass. Lots of hay next winter 100 tons. Bunk house 25 or 30 lots of dance next winter, this spring lots of patatoes bis land imayby clere. Next winter mabie cold warm house Sam Cook‘s lots of snows water this spring for men to busy to work can‘t cateh rats this spring leaving for Big Eddy toâ€"day but can‘t go to many men here maby go tomorrow much men here last night. Fred from Camp 2 here a long time I don‘t see him. Bob Hassett I see in the war here toâ€" night. So goodbye with best love for all. The following lette Pas, Manitoba, Herald The Pas, Big Last Thursday afternoon a passenâ€" ger train killed a large moose on the track a few hundred yards from Dane Station on the T. N O. main line, five miles south of Swastika. _ The moose was passing through a rock cut and on account of the steep sides could not escape from the oncoming train. ‘The engineer, on the other hand, did not see the animal‘s preâ€" dicament in time to stop the train before the moose was hit.> SAM COOK APPEARS TOâ€"BKE A READY LETTER WRITER LARGE MOOSE KILLED BY T. N. 0. TRAIN NEAR DANE Keep out of the Kiitchen / Meals without cookingâ€" A treat without troubleâ€" Buy some and try some today SHREDDED WHEAT yours truly friend, letter is from The Eddy, Man. April 9, 1927 SA M COOK. Section ‘‘B"‘ makes it necessary for single persons, widowers, or widows who have dependents to file a form L. 1E., which sets out the claims for the dependent persons. « It was decided to hold the opening game on April 30th, between the last vyear‘s winners, the Holly Rees., and the Pickâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"League, the proceeds to be placed to the funds of the P.D. PL._ At a later date other benefit games will be played for various other organizations. The League decided also that the team winning the Ontario Cup preliâ€" minary round be the team to repreâ€" sent the Poreupine Camp in other provincial or Dominion honours. The Poreupine District FootDall League met on Saturday last in the town hall. Some very importint business was transacted, with promptâ€" ness and with the most friendly coâ€" operation of the delegates present. This augurs well for, the coming seaâ€" son, which is confidently expected to be the very best yet. One of the reaâ€" sons for expecting a specially good season is the fact that it is intended this year to strictly enforee the rule that every player in any of the clubs shall be duly registered with the Dominion Football Association. This gives every man and every team in the league the right to enter into the various cup competitions, and will make for a higher class of football. The new D.F.A. forms were explained by Secretary W. Field, and each team was allotted fourteen forms. The schedule for the coming season was left in the hands of the secretary to be prepared. Last Year‘s Winners to Play the Pick of the League in Exhibition Game. Other Items from P.D.F.L. Meeting. FIRGT FOOTBALL GAME DN SATUROAY, APRIL 30 The next meeting will be held in the near future, the date to be arranged by the secretary. income and that of his wife‘s, if the wife‘s income is over $1,500 each is civen an exemption of $1,500, making the $3,000, CHEMIST Office: Room 2, Post Office Block, Timmins Samples may be left at Gordon‘s Drug Store, Timmins, Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Hardware, Schumacher Samples by mail promptly attended to. : House Phone 757â€"J, Schumacher. their seem For your convenience and economy â€" â€"says Taxi Tad. Call 11 for information regardâ€" ing â€" our _ ‘‘Driveâ€"yourâ€"ownâ€"car System. It will afford us great pleasure to talk over any trip you have in mind. Cars for hire by hour, day, or trip. Specâ€" ial rates for long distance. h ) n iA % w8 3X 5 HAMILTON‘s TAXI HAMILTON s TAXi and Livyery Service o » ce »QIGS To MOQ?“ Th« CUSTOMS ASSAYER AND (Geo. C. Murphy yiuie says: Many people putations spotless, but have mislaid their souls Many people t}