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22â€"Wednesday and Thursdayâ€"23 ! Whether you love‘em and leave‘em or just don‘t bother about‘em at all. (Bring‘em) to , see this one. ts T "Love ‘em and Leave‘em" What is it all about, we‘ll leave it to you to ; ~come and find out. "Comedy and Scenic Comingâ€"*"* While London Sleeps " Great as novel; greater as a play; greatest as an inspired photoplay. "SNOOKUMS‘‘ â€"Comedy 20â€"Monday and Tuesdayâ€"21 17â€"Friday and Saturdayâ€"18 HENRY KING PRESENTS Newsâ€"Comedyâ€"Scenic Felix and Comedy > Her Love Life 22â€"Wednesday and Thursdayâ€"23 Bert Lytell Billie Dove SERIAL NEWS " Sweet Rosie O‘Grady " Coming ! _ _ Coming !i and a number of other famous foreign actors. Life in gay, mad Vienna before the war, when wine, women and song was the routine in every gentleman‘s life. Jacob Tiedtke, and Mady Christians ' LAST SHOWING TOâ€"DAY . *SYNCOPATING SUE » story of New York night life on the East side. 20â€"Monday and Tuesdayâ€"21 17â€"Friday and Saturdayâ€"18 ' â€"A NEW HIT " THE LONE WO _ RETURN ‘‘"BEE YOU IN JAIL‘"‘ ‘"BLONDE OR BRUNETTE” Shirley Mason Coreen Griffith a Jazzy Stellar Role bear it, the same to be paid in instalâ€" ments, and a rebate to be made when there were enough houses in the loâ€" cality to instal a line. It appeared that there was a possibility that the adjoining land might soon be regisâ€" tered as lots and as there is a big deâ€" mand for lots in Schumacher, they would soon be snapped up and built on, so‘ the matter was deferred just for the present. Exâ€"Councillor Harâ€" ris, of /‘ Schumacher, was present on behalf of a Timmins undertaker who had been requested by the late shortâ€" lived council, to send in his bill for a certain funeral expense, up to $100 to the council. The Ukrainian Club ‘of Schumacher had borne the rest of the expense and had cared for the man for some two years before his death. [The previous council had authorized this bill, some of them, at least, knowing that the most the counâ€" cil ever granted towards funeral exâ€" penses was $75. The present council stated they would give the undertaker a cheque for $75 and as they knew he was a good fellow they thought he would accept that and wipe the acâ€" count off his books. He said he wouldn‘t mind accepting the check but would like to know from where he could expect the other $25.. The councilâ€"did not enlighten him, leaving the matter over, and he retired from the meeting. _ About half an hour later a phone message came to the clerk from Mr. Walker, the underâ€" taker in question, saying he would acâ€" cept the cheque for the $75 and call the account square, proving he was the good fellow they had thought him, In the court of revision some taxes were confirmed, some reduced and it was found out on investigation that one man‘s income tax should have been higher. He was a foreigner and had not given his information correctâ€" ly. There was no legal method pracâ€" ticable of collecting the extra tax now~but, needless to say, the man did not get the reduction he was seeking. Councillor Kerr asked for approxiâ€" mately 2000 ft. of cement walks for Schumacher. Tenders will be receivâ€" ed for this week. Spruce is getting so searce as to be hardly available for board walks and jackpine was not considered advisable whereâ€"the streets have to be ploughed with a horse in the winter. The engineer asked for a gas tank for Schumacher. It was thought that possibly arrangements On Monday evening, June 13th, the council of Tisdale held a short session. In the absence of Reeve Gallagher, Councillor Laforest acted as reeve. Councillor Kerr, Hawkins and Wilâ€" liams were also present. After the reading of the minutes and corresponâ€" dence the engineer brought several problems up for the council‘s conâ€" sideration, one being in regards to a house in Schumacher that was wantâ€" ing water but was an extra 30 ft. away from the main over and above the usual amount of feet which the contractor was required to go. There was considerable discussion, most of them thinking that the township could not ibe responsible for the extra exâ€" pense but that the property owner _ _ Mr. Jack MacDonald has come from !,Old Mexico to accept the position of assayer at the New York Poreuâ€" pine. _ Mr. MacDonald was an oldâ€" timer here, having worked at the Dome Lake some years ago. Inspector L. A. Marlin, of Cochâ€" rane, is this week on his official visit to our public schools.. . _. There is to be a baseball match here at 5.30 p.m. between Timmins and South Porecupine. Mrs. *Humiphreys, Miss Miller and Mr. Geo. Humphreys motored to Shilâ€" lington over the weekâ€"end and visited friends there. The first part of the examinations are over in High School and the School closed on Friday last. The Departmental exarmminations are still* to be taken.. While in conversation. with the Principal today we were told | that no report could be given out or the standing of any one pupil considâ€" ered as authentic until the results of the departmental exams are received, which might alter\the standing of pupils that have taken the preliminâ€" ary examinations. Little Valerie Bessette is quite ill, being confined to her bed with heart trouble. Dr. N. H. Russell, of the Dome, is in Toronto this week. On Sunday, Mrs. Jno. Costain and ‘Mrs. D. Hughes left for Toronto to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs. They are the representatives from Kitâ€" chener _ Lodge, South Porcupine. Mrs. Hughes‘ two children, Sidney and Joyce, accompanied their mother, who will visit for a month with Toâ€" ronto friends. Messrs D. Hughes and A. Hogg are in Toronto this week, also ‘as representatives from here to the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the 1.0.0.F. Mrs.â€"C. Kavanagh and children left for her parental home at Vinton, Que., oh this morning‘s train. Mrs. Sullivan, of Nakina who has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Kavanagh, left at the same time to holiday with friends at Windsor and Ottawa. lefore the Tnsd' _ South Porcupine, June 14th, Special to The Advance. First Part of High School Examinations Now Over at th Porcupine. _ Pleasing Band Concert at South Porcupine Last Week. Other einteresting Items of News from South Porcupine Correspondent. The band concert given by the Porâ€" cupine CGoldfields Band on Thursday evening last in the Majestic theatre was the best yet and was fairly well attended. Mr. George Cole acted as chairman and in introducing the band drew attention to the fact that in numbers it was getting almost too large for the stage and also that it comprised practically every nationâ€" ality except Chinese. The opening number was the ‘‘March of the Double Eagle,‘‘ and was followed by an overture, *‘The Gypsy Festival.‘‘ FPhen came the Irish Jig danced by Misses Irene and Hilda Rowe, of the Dome. This was a marvel of graceâ€" ful motion and sprightliness. â€" Then the band gave a humorous number, ‘‘Let‘s Have a Little Fun,‘‘ in which the whistling accompaniment by some of the bandsmen was very pleasing indeed. The Indian War. Dance, as given by Miss Brownie James, of Timmins, showed wonderful agility and was heartily encored ; the Charlesâ€" ton being given upon return to the platform. Miss Mabel James pleased all with her two readings, "**Big Steamships,‘‘ and â€"‘*‘Philosophy."" Possibly the ‘piece de resistance‘ of the evening was the Sword Dance done in Highland costume by the two small daughters of H. M. Wilson. The charming personality of little Muriel and Isa@bel, along with their. Miss Pegrl Kenneday visited over the weekâ€"end with friends at Iroquois Falls. Mrs. S. Sky leaves on Wednesday for Toronto. Mr. W. Thomas went down to Toâ€" ronto on Sunday‘s train to undergo treatment with a specialist there. Mrs. MacGregor and children are in Kirkland Lake, the guests of Mrs. N Lang. The Ezylyfe Club held their picnic rain or shine, on Sunday at their club house in Golden City and report a very pleasant time. could be made with some of the oil companies to havye one supplied very reasonable and this was to be looked Haw gs- asked with a humorous twinkle in his eye if each one of the council would get a key to the tank only to be told that no one with a car would be allowed a key. Gravel was to be put on the road at certain places on 4th avenue, Schuâ€" macher, and. some grading done. Near the close Mr,. Helmer came i to see what were chances for getting the water up to his dairy farm. There were four other houses on that street that would sooner or later need the water. He was told that the apâ€" propriations for extensions of the waterworks had not yet been made,. that his case would need to be "conâ€" sidered later. He stated . that he would have to put in his own pump:â€" ing system if he could not be connectâ€" ed up with the town water, remarkâ€" ing that he could put a pump inâ€"his milk house and connect it up with his well.. (Laforest, humorously : ‘*That might be a handy thing in the milk business.‘‘) â€" After a little more rouâ€" tine business the council adjourned some two hours ahead of their cusâ€" tomary time. Mr. Frank Sullivan has left for his home in ~Gravenhurst to recuperate from his recent severe illness. Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead left this week for their former:> home in Que- bee. carry on business under the name of The Royal Studio. We are adding new equipâ€" ment and will have the best equipped studio and Kodak Finishing Plant in the North Country, and are now prepared to give our patrons the best in Portraiture. The Tomkinson Studio has purchased The Royal Studio on Balsam Street, and will One day Kodak finishing of the very best quality Piectures and Picture Framing Kodaks and Supplies A. TOMKINSON 5 Balsam Street, North ncil $ it â€") fied with the test get your money back. But demand MeCoy‘sâ€"it pays to get Children love them as they do canâ€" dy, beecause they are sugar coated and easy to take. One boy gained 11 pounds in seven weeks, and is now Healthy and happyâ€"thousands of other children have grown strong and robust. the genuine. (Sixty tablets for 60 cents at drugâ€" gists everywhere. Try them for 30 days and if you are not happily satisâ€" Go ahead mother and make the sickly little one .strong and wellâ€" make the puny one sturdy andâ€"full of pepâ€"make the skinny one take on pounds of solid fleehâ€"Get McCoy‘s Cod Liver Extract Tablets. ; They are rich in vitalizing vitaâ€" minesâ€"the kind of vitamines that create strength, improve the appetite and build up the power to resist diâ€" sease. R If you or any relative or friends are. worried because of varicose veins, Or bunches, the best advice that amyone in this world can give you is to ask your druggist for an original twoâ€" ounce ‘bottle of Moone‘s Emerald Oil (full _strength) and apply night and morning to the swollen, ‘enlerged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smaller and the treatâ€" ment should be continued until the veinsg are of normal size. So peneâ€" trating and powerful is Emerald Oil that even Piles are quickly abserbed. Moisley and Ball sells lots of it. ow Ghildren Quickly â€" Gain Robust Health Rub Gently and Upward Toward the Heart as Blood in Veings Flows Reserved tickets for the Soottish Football team game at Timmins on July l1st, may be obtained from D. J. Andrew or R. Wallace, Dome Mines. _.In recent work being done on claimg . in Carmen township owned by Dr.. Cameronâ€"Smith, W. Root, F. Crotesu § and Frank Kavanagh, samptes have â€" been obtained that assayed 3 to 4.8% 33 copper, 3% nickel and $35.96 in gold. . The dyke is fully 6 ft. wide and has been uncovered for a consideraple . leng'th across the property. graceful dancmg brought down tha «it house. The chairman remarked thtw as well as providing shocks, he did “‘j:g not realize that the General Electric Company could provide such thrills. . The final number by the band was ‘"The Little Arab Chief,"‘ and Mr. _ Brydges, their leader, is to be compliâ€" _ : mented on the good work they are doâ€" _ Goldfields Theatre Building â€" Timmins, Ont. Phone 428M Open Evenings 02 K