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MOT HS and their larvae NYAL DRUG STORE How many words can you make from the thirteen letters in the three words Thursday, June 2nd, 1927 does not stain Contest sheets are at the Nyal Drug Storesâ€"no obligation to buy. A nice friendly way to meet the druggist who handles the famous family line of Nyal Remedies. A matter of trying your skill to win $100 or one of the many other cash prizes. Relieves Kidney and Bladder troubles, Rheuâ€" matism, Sciat~ ica. $600 IN CASH PRIZES! A NEW WORD CONTEST sTONE ROOr / 0V : Kellogg, s hiddies. o usly fla‘ 50 delict? aA *Â¥ lunChj Once a trialâ€"always Nyal Some people give their cars painstakâ€" ing care but neglect themselves. Health actly ona year from the time of his birth. The little lad had fallen on the floor, slightly bruising his knee Although prompt attention was given the injury, it did not appear to be serious, and it was some days before it became apparent that the knee was in bad condition. Another doctor was called in consultation, and the deâ€" cision arnved at to operate on the knee. The operation was successfulâ€" ly carried out, considerable pus being removed from the child‘s knee. Later, the youngster suffered convulâ€" sions, and despite «all medical skill and attention passed away on May 19th. The funeral took place on Saturday, May 21st, service ‘being held at the residence of the parents and at the Timmins cemetery by Rev. R. Hall. The ‘sincere sympathy of all goes out to Mr. and Mrs. SNimth in the said loss of their only child. Mrs. Mansen Smith, 261 Pine street south, who was born on May 19th, 1926, died on May 19th, 1927, just exâ€" ' \gzbert, the little son of Mr. and u BOY DIES ON FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH Strengthens Weak Kidneys. Restores Health and â€" Strength. all The Selfâ€"Denialf Fund is used for the social, relief and reformative work of the Army, so every dollar given is invested in better citizenship and in works of merey. | f The S.A, Tag Day is the concluding activity in the Selfâ€"Denial Campawn This year the total Selfâ€"Denial Fund collected by the Timmins Army was $1322.00. The objective was $1200.00 so it will ‘be seen that the Army workâ€" ers more than reached their objective for this good fund. The Selfâ€"Denial Fund this year totalled $200.00 than last year‘s effort. The Salvation Army is very grateful to the public for the generous support given. 9. A. TAG OAY SATUROAY â€" PROVED GREAT SUCCESS The new technical high school will be a very valuable addition to the facilities of the high school. I; will not only provide very much needed classâ€"room accommodation, but it will also give puplls an opportunity for specmhzmfl' in courses other than teaching and the ‘*‘‘Hlearned profesâ€" sions‘‘ as they are called. Courses will be open in household science, commercial subjects, mechanical BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Gordon Block The firm of Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis has been awarded the contract for the conâ€" stuction of the new technical school to be built as an addition to the preâ€" sent high school at Timmins. _ The tender was the lowest received. The contract price is $120,275.00, which is practically the figure quoted .to the town council by the high school board and the advisory vocational commitâ€" tee as the estimated cost of the work. The estimated cost quoted to the counâ€" cil was $120.000.00. _ Of the contract price of $120,275.00 the Ontario Govâ€" ernment will pay seventyâ€"five per cent. The Government will also conâ€" tribute materially to the cost of mainâ€" tenancé of the new technical high school when completed. 5 1 I Work\Commenced This Week on New Technical High School Contract for Work Awarded to Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis. Contract Price Practically the Same as Estimate Subâ€" mitted to Council. Government to Pay 75 per cent. of Cost. Addition to be Completed by November 15th. re Than Doubled Amount Raised Last Year. Whole Selfâ€"Denial Fund Exceeds Objective. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS., ONTARIO Toronto ~NESBITT, THOMSON COMPANY Beill Telephone Co. of Canada...... Canada Northern Power Corp. Ltd Canadian Pacific Railway.. East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.. Gatineau Power Company ......... Manitoba Power Company, Ltd... Montreal Island Power Company (Carrying warrants to purchase 2 shares Common with each $1 000 bond ) M mtreal Tramways Company, Ltd Montreal Tramways u)mpany, Ltd. Montreal Light, Heat Power. Northern Canada Power, Ltd.... ... Northwestern Utilities, Ltd... ...... Ottawa Hull Power Co., Ltd. .... Ottawa River Power Co., Ltd....... Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.. . Winnipeg Electric €o., Ltd....s..... Winnipeg Electric Co., Ltd......... 145 St. James St, MONTREAL Quebec London, Ont. Preferred Stocks Public Utility Uno Park has been a great little plaee for sports. _ Several seasons they have hbad a really ereditable baseball team. This year the young ladies have organized a softball club and great interest is being shown. Thanking you for very valuable space. The following letter received this week by The Advance speaks for itâ€" self :â€" To the Editor, Poreupine Advance, Timmins, Ont. Dear Sir:â€"During the past winter you gave large publicity to the work and organization of the St. John Amâ€" bulance Brigade here. _ The branch was organized and thanks to very generous support by both the public and The Advance, they have been able to become fully equipped and a decided asset to the town of Timmins. The organization has proved its worth, and those attending the recent footâ€" ball games and the Arrow Club sports on the 24th of May, will have seen the members attending medically to those unfortunate enough to beâ€" come hurt in any way. Two members are detailed to each game, and on bigâ€" ger events a full squad of men are on duty. Last Saturday their efforts on one man, E. Street, who received a very bad twist, were so prompt and efficient that they prevented serious complications setting in. This is the sort of thing that helps to make good fellowship. cce csw w ce c c w cce es en hi The public will perhaps be asked soon to contribute again to this cause, and here‘s hoping it will be generousâ€" ly responded to, as it certainly should be., The local brigade are worthy of the thanks of all good sports, and I, for one, hope that their good work will be carried on all through the season and into many others. AMBULANGE BRIGADE HAG MEN AT ALL GAMES HERE First Aid Ready for all Emergencies at all Regular Sports Events in Timmins. _ Work on the addition will be pushed forward at once. Ground was broken this week for the work of construcâ€" tion. The work is to be completed by Nov. 15th. On that date, at least the building is to be ready for the installation of equipment. The new technical school in connection with the Timmins High School will not be open until January lst. i The grounds around the high school present a very fine appearance this year. ‘The grass is in particnlarl,_‘! fine shape. The enclosing of the tenâ€" nis courts has made a noteworthy imâ€" provement. _ With the completion of the new addition the Timmins high| school and technical school building, will be one of the most modern and | finestâ€"appearing structures for scholâ€"| astic purposes in the North Land. ' The new addition to the high school building will be approximately 150 by | 100 feet. It will include twelve new| classâ€"rooms and an auditorium. The: structure will be of brick and will he‘ of the latest type with all modmn’ equipment. | (woodâ€"working and ironâ€"working) andf mining. | Ottawa Winnipeg 5 CA 343q bw * 100.50 101.00 5.48% 3. 4’-} f" 97.25 102.00 102.75 102.25 105.00 1 105.00 I Remain, Yours W.A.D. Hamilton bebSbSbeb o BCR UA i «t is w id c id uG us 6.00% A dividend of 2% on the outstandâ€" ing capital stock of the Company has been declared payable on the 17th day of June, 1927, on which date eheques will be mailed to shareholders of reâ€" cord at the close of business on the Ist day of June, 1927. Dated the 25th day of May, 1927. I. MeIVOR, In a story laid in the colourful atâ€" mosphere of Spain, Mae Murray has her sereen earreer in ‘‘Valeneia,‘‘ her new â€" Metroâ€"Goldwynâ€"Mayer vehicle eoming Friday and Saturday to the (Gioldfields theatre. It is a vivid roâ€" mancee of the Old World, direeted on a spectaeular seale by Dimitr Buchoâ€" wetzki. Lloyd Hughes plays the leading male role, and a notable east, as well as hundreds of paily eostumed people in the erawd seenes appear. The Haileyburian last week says: ‘‘Mrs. Geo. Sutherland, Sr., who with her son, Kenneth, has been visiting friends in Schumaeher and Timmiins, returned home on Monday evening.‘‘ HOLLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES, LIMITTED MAE MURRAY IN COLOURFUL SPANISH PLAY, ‘‘"VALENCIA®* The following week the first round of the Geo. Lake Shield, emblematic of the open ('hamplonq}np of the Timâ€" mins Club, will be played. This, l\ in previous years, will consist of 7 i2 hole medal play, the lowest gross score for the 72 holes being awarded the shield. Previous winners of the (ieo. Lake Shield have been Mr. J. A. MacDonald, the present Club profesâ€" sional, Mr. F. Auer, the late Mr. W. H. Wylie: and Mr. J. W. Wray. The Shield was donated by Mr. Geo, Lake some four years ago. The event on Saturday starts at 1.30 p.m. The special at the Timmins Golf Club this Saturday afternoon will be Mixed Doubles. Lady members of the Club who are desirous of playing should notify Mrs. Dr. Porter. _ In previous years the mixed doubles have been very popular, with a large number of the lady members of the Club entering, so this yvear should be a repetition of previous suceesses. Lady Members Desiring to Should Notify Mrs. Dr. Porter. Play for Geo. Lake Trophy Starting Next Week MIXED DOUBLES AT THE GOLF CLUB OX SATURDA All SteelConstruction Only vacuum coffee can retain the c i c t W % lllfvooo'll / o .. ‘Dividend Number 163 SOLID steel throughout, finished in glossy, smooth enamel, makes the Hotpoint the most durable and handsome of Electric Ranges. Because it is built entirely of steel, the Hotpoint Range does not absorb the heat from the elements as castiron does. The enamel over sheet steel is smoother and betterâ€"it will not rust or discolor. Hotpoint is the only Electric Range in Canada with the allâ€"steel constructionâ€"with the CALROD Indestructible Elementsâ€" with the new HIâ€"SPEED Heating Element. Â¥Yet Hotpoint °K. M. Allworth TIMMINS ELECTRIC HRKâ€"122TB e Unly vacuum packed s coffee can retain the delightful aroma which you enjoy when Goldfields Block * /////////fi////// Nxo .l"l"llll‘l‘l’t’l ’lll *# KiE us oo Assistantâ€"Treasure: ,fl.,,., .//;/./,uu,.,. s,é 1 000 4 ocoolfl”l *ay, sB3 ~ /ffde/V/V////'/flflflfl”wvz mm *4 * NN a;. samy /v,, ll'/ o get further advanced each towe will have an individual band again. It is understood that Mr. A. Tomâ€" kinson bas bought out the Royal Studio and will take over this photeâ€" graphic business in the course of next day or two, eombining it with the business of the studios that he has conducted in the eamp for several years past. New Iiskeard and Haileybury‘s town bands are working together civing joint concerts in the towns, with the idea of havimg a good band now between the towns, with the expectation that when a number of younger playars, who are now practising regularly, Tommy and his Red Coats, largely augmented, have been engaged to furnish the music fer the National Dance Carnival. Any suggestions that anyone may feel like passing on to any of the eorâ€" mittee to make the event more irâ€" teresting or a further suceess thar expeected at present will be gratefully reeeived. In addition several other novelties will be introduced and all who antiâ€" eipate attending the event arm abked to bezrin at once on their costunaes. The idea is to have this National Dancee Carnival a costume event, each nationality that goes to make up this cosmopolitan nation of Canada to be represented for the occasion. _ Sevâ€" eral fine prizes will be awarded for costumes. Judging will likely be done by some of the Sceottish Football team visiting here for a match at Timmins on July l1st. It is the intenâ€" tion to award prizes for the best group of four representing any naâ€" tionality, for the best couple and for the best individual lady or gentleman. Plans were also continued for a big National Dance Carnival to be held on Dominion Day, July 1st, in the Mcâ€" Intyre Recreatlon hall Schumacher, to which the tourmo '%cottlsh Football team will be invited as the guests of honour. TO HOLO NATIONAL DANCGE CARNIVAL ON JULY 1st The executive and entertainmnment committees of the Timmins bramch of the Canadian Legion met on Thursâ€" day evening of last week, when it was decided to hold an invitation dance on June 3rd, in honour ef His Majesty the King, whose birthday falls on that date. The event on June 3rd, is to be for members and their triends onlv. Timmins Post of the Canadian Legion Planning Unusual Event for Dominion Day. Timmins