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ALL VEHICLES MUST CARRY LIGHTS AT NIGHTS NOW Monday evening a man driving a wazon in Moneta was surprised and puzzled at first when a police officer alled to him to ask where his lights were. The man had failed to read the newspapers and learn that beginâ€" ing on Saturday, Oct. lst, the law requires all vehicles to carry lights. he fact that he had not read and heeded the notites came close to costâ€" ing that man several dollars. *‘Igâ€" norance of the law is no excuse,"‘‘ acâ€" cording to a wellâ€"established legal saving. _ No other stand is possible, for otherwise exeryone would defy the law and exeuse themsgelves by claiming they did not know the reguâ€" lations. It is incumbent upon all to lations. 1t is incumbent upon All 1O know the law. As announced previously in The Advance all wheeled vehicles must earry lights when on the roads after sunset and until sunrise. All horseâ€" drawn vehicles, according to the reguâ€" lations of the new law, must earry light showing white at the front and red at the rear, and visible at 200 feet. In the case of vehicles to which lights cannot for some eause be attached provisions are made in the act for the use of reflectors similar to those now used on bicyeles. The purpose of the act is not only to prevent the frequent collisions of motor vehicles with unâ€" lighted horse driven vehicles, but to safeguard the lives and property of persons using horseâ€"drawn vehicles on the roads after dark. Some notes in regard to these visiâ€" tors may not be out of place. The Ontario Minister of Mines is known too well to need any introducâ€" tion, and the good work he has done for the advancement of the North Land and its mining industries speaks for itself. Lieut.â€"Col. Webb, as well as being mayor of Winnipeg, is preside. ot' the Manitoba Command of the C# KOTABLES TO BE HERE WITH WINNIPEG PARTY W est Hon. Chas. McCrea, Minister of Mines for Ontario, will meet the parâ€" ty, presumably at Timmins on Sunâ€" day, Oct. 23rd, and will likely remain with them durmrr the greater part of their tour of the mining areas of Onâ€" tario. Some of the Members of the Manitoba Chamber of Mines to Visit Timâ€" mins on Oct,. 23 to 25 zrovernment Minin The Real Harness Shop in South Porcupine A complete line of Blankets, Harâ€" mess and Repairing. We can give you satisfaction in your requirements for the horse. Sweat Pads, 12" for....60c. wWHERE QUALITY COUNTS Porcupine Feed Transfer Co. Among the members of the pai ho will visit Timmins Oct., 23rd th on the tour of the North by t anitoba Chamber of Mines the f wing will be noted with especial : Toronto Star Weekly:â€"We notice it these fellows who are complainâ€" : of the present day and praising » good old times are not trading in rir motor cars and buyving yokes of ‘est :â€"lieut.â€"CoI mayor of Win ibhb, Minister of South Porcupine, Ont. PHONE 88 ot} oba 16 : ~It. mmmissione prominent 11 l WIIN especial in R. H. Webb, D.S peg; Hon. W. R Public Works for t 8. Wallace er for Manitoba it citizens of the %.’.’0’0’.’0’0’:‘000000000.000000000000.0000000..000..00--...0--0..”0, u... 6 * 0000 o *s 000000000000000%0’00:0000:0000’000000.0000000000000000000’.00’00000000’0‘0’0‘0‘0‘0’0‘0‘0’0’0’00.00 * "e °% m. Wrap all Garbage in paper. Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All outside toilets must be made 1y proof. denl\ was that the duck got into the water and easily made its escape, while the owl, which does not take to the water like a duck, got wet and excited and was so powerless in the water that the hunters were able to capture it. The hunters brought back to Fort William the wise old owl as proof of their story. _ The mallard duck is free and happy yet in its native air and water, while the wise old owl is in a cage, thinking over the probabiliâ€" ty that owls are not so wise as their solemunity suggests . IT IS EASY TO SEE THAT THIS DUCK WAsS NC GOOSE An interesting little natural history aneedote comes from Fort William where a party of hunters tell about how a mallard duck outwitted a wise old owl. The duck was swimming on the lake, while an ow!l was watching it from a perch on a rail fence near by. The hunters noted that the owl was casting large covetous eyes upon the duck. A passing auto startled the duck and the latter rose in the air from the water. The owl gave chase, and the duck kept flying rather low, until owl was ready to pounce upon its prev. Then the duck sudâ€" . \a ’o . .*,. * # -0000000000000000000_000000000000000000000 e4 00 006 04 44 44 94 t4* 44. e vea, 44. 40. ¢0,04, 40â€" Suates® .# *, *, s *a**s**0 Restoc? 32 2%,,.*, > .‘.’t.’.‘.’ x 5C o "*s ......‘.."’..’..x. 00000""0?0.000 o ‘a" 0060_0000 Soatect ~"Â¥~~"*%.~%. 6. ¢° °6 °® o ¢ °C "% s« + € °@ Custom Tailored Clothes to Measure 52 First Avenue Cleaning Pressing Repairing ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS 3 Minutes to Install ! TIMMINS, ONT. (Reâ€"decorated and with New Equipment) Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. ided THE BOARD OF HEATLTH W. Varley A Sâ€"tube Rogersâ€"Batteryless Receiver, with completely shielded audio amplification unit. Walinut finish cabinet. $215.00 complete, except speaker. â€" OPEN TO ALL â€" BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH A Sâ€":ube combined â€"G TETY By Order of Cameo Console First It W asâ€"First It ls, and First It Shall o 10 duck The munce sudâ€" e owl THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ganizations in connection wWwith The United Church of Timmins, but the event planned for Friday and Saturâ€" day, Nov. 18th and 19th, bids fair to surpass all previous events. For this big ‘bazaar practically all the organizâ€" ations in connection with the church are going in with the Ladies‘ Aid and the Girls‘ Club to make the twoâ€"day event one of outstanding importance. The big twoâ€"day bazaar will be held in the basement of the United Chureh on Nov#e 18th and 19th, and already plans are well under way for making the occasion one of particular interest and importance. There will be many booths and a large variety of goods on display. _ Amusement features and V booths and a large variety oT goods on display. â€" Amusement features and novelties will also form a part of the programme planned. This is the first time that a twoâ€"day event of this kind has been arranged by the organâ€" izations concermed, and the idea is to make this bazaar double in success just as it is double in length of time. The various committees concerned are actively engaged at present in the work o€ preparation for the event. SALE OF BAKING AT THE DOME LIKE IT USED TO BE AT HOMHE The United Church Guild at the Dome Mines, is to hold a tea on oldâ€" fashioned lines. There will be a sale of home cooking as well as the tea, and on the success of the event all will agree. It will ‘be held at the Old Dome School, and a pleasant time will be the rule. The date for the feature, so they say, will be October‘s twentyâ€"sixth day. _ This is Wednesâ€" day week after next, and all who miss it should be perplexed. All are invitâ€" ed to partake of ecake just like mother used to make. â€" You are certainly sure of a better time, than the quality of this bum rhyme. URITED GHURGH SOGIETY KOLOING GRAND BAZAMAR not Biggest of Its Kind Yet. Will Occupy Two Days, Priday and Saturday, Nov. 18th and 19th ful Lad\â€"â€"Aren t you the same man I ive a piece of cake to last week? Tramp adl\)â€"â€"\o, ma‘am, I‘m t. ~And what‘s more, the doctor vys I never will be.â€"Ideas. Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER Schumacher With five years of research and experiment behind it, with three years of proven performance, with the record of having, alone and unaided, developed the batteryless principleâ€"the Rogers is the logical, the sensible choice of every radio purchaser who desires a real batteryless set that has passed every experiment and test. The place to test a radio is where it is going to be usedâ€"in your home. We will place a Rogers in your home for test and demonâ€" stration and if it does not perform to YOUR satisfaction you may return it FREE of all cost. Rogers sets cost you no more than any other firstâ€"grade radioâ€"$215 to ,*20 â€"payable on terms to suit you. No Batteries Let Us Prove It in Your Home Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Limited MADE IN CA NA DA ) All thing being equal, men stick to those who stlck to them.â€"The Colâ€" ceate Clock. At police court last week, Henry Lepine was sentenced to two months in jail for an unprovoked attack upon Mr. M. J. Tinkess the evening previâ€" ous. The accused was with his broâ€" ther and another man, they apparently having taken a little more liquor than was good for them. They piled some blocks on the sidewalk in front of Mr. Tinkess‘ house and when he asked why. this was done, Henry Lapine without warning or exeuse struck him in the face. The unexpected blow damaged one eye of the man atâ€" tacked. The aceused admitted the offence, and as he had served time preâ€" viously for another assault, the court naturally could not view the unwarâ€" ranted attack with much leniency. The other two young men were fined for being drunk. The three were arâ€" rested a few minutes after the offence had been committed, the police doing prompt and efficient work as soon as the offence was known. evenit edly } out. 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