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Third _ Classâ€"Senior _ A.â€"Bobby Hutchison, Ross MoePhail, Charlke Armstrong, Melville Murphy, Clarence Cronk, Peter _ Robertson, Sidney Hughes. DOME SCROOL REPORT FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER Third Class, Sr. B.â€"Maude 8. Mceâ€" Donald, teacherâ€"Jennie Doran, Bazel Doran, Alice Eyte, Nilo Dellaâ€"Vedova, James Phillips, Philip Gordon, Irvin Richagrdson, â€" Frances Johns, Joe Woods, Billie Cartonick, Harry Mceâ€" Lean. Second â€" Classâ€"Blanche â€" Marshall, teacherâ€"Hattie Baker, Stanley Milâ€" lions, Edmund Richardson, Orry Cosâ€" tain, Nellie Eyre, Elsie Armstrong, Vivian MeCaffrey, Marguerite Laâ€" londe, Joe Mitchell, Alex MceGinn, Billie Miner, Hubert Cook, Mary Shumilak, Neil Pirie, Guerino Dellaâ€" Vedova. First _ Classâ€"Marjorie _ Costain, Betty Jordan, Mabel Tanney, Joyce Hughes, Ross Pugliese, Arthur Moyle, Donald Pecore, Charlie Eyre, Stevie Fourth Classâ€"Marcella J. Lynch, teacherâ€"Stella Zabiaka, Nora Cosâ€" tain, George Johns, Clarence MceCatâ€" frey, Lois Dennis, Margaret Stone, Norma McPhail, James Miner, Jaol\ Bray (Mary Cartonwl\ and ‘Maisie Yeomans, equal), Verbine Dellaâ€"Veâ€" dova, Flossie Duggan, Stanley Shumiâ€" lak, Maud Franter, Harold Millions. Third Class Juniorâ€"John Karpuk, Ruth Doran, Joe Baker, Franklin Hall, Beatrice Spiers, Florence Johnâ€" son, Grace Murray, Arnold MeGinn, Eva Baker, Annie MacPhail, Dick Stone, Catherine MePhail, Tom Webb, Ida Tanney, Andrew Taylor, Alex Shumilak, â€" Billie Millions, Roddie MacPhail. étanding of Pupils in the Various Classes at the Dome School for Last Month UÂ¥ â€" TRAVEL CANADIAN NATIONA District Passenger Agent, North Bay Don‘t feel alarmed because yvour 4 % 1 * % rTEeI {}Hx!l }u.\ 4].14‘.. 4* "n ." ‘ 4 v Â¥Y% OV iININnKs Ne Is SMma He may be right.â€"Detroit Free Press,. A man testified in a divoree that \ he went to war to eseape his wifeâ€" he slacker.â€"Detroit News. Reduced Fares to _ : acc iss Northwest, Coas C You cannot be happy unless you are well. In the morning take ENOS TT A A just a " dash" in a glass of waterâ€"for your health‘s sake. California Travel is made easy for you this year. Reduced allâ€"year tourists fares, long limit, stop overprivilegesandchoice of many desirable routes are yours via Canadian National. On your wayâ€"or returning, visit Vanâ€" couver and Victoria, the show cities of the North Pacific Coastâ€"a scenic paraâ€" dise with allâ€" winter golf and splendid motor roads. ue Let us plan your itinerary. Full informâ€" ation and literature at CITY TICKET OFFICE A. S. MUNROE District Passenger Agent, North Bay nesday â€" morning. In â€" conversation with The Norther News, Mr. Stuart, manager of the Toughâ€"Oakes said that the loss of the tank would not affect the operation of the mine as at was only used as a standâ€"by. The tank was insured for $2,500."‘ WATER TANK DESTROYED BY FIRE AT KIRKLAND LAKE ‘*The Toughâ€"Oakes water tank that has stood for some years was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. The fire was discovered around the bottom of the tank about 10.30 and the Kirkland Lake Fire Brigade sumâ€" moned. â€" As there was no available water supply they were unable to offer any assistance but stayed around with the crowd that assembled to watch the tank burn. The tank was about two inches thick and stood on a trestle 30 feet from the ground. Unâ€" til the fire burned through no water could be released, which took about one hour, and by that time the tank was ruined. A large number of peoâ€" ple stayed watching the fire until one o‘clock expecting to see the tank fall but they were doomed to disappointâ€" ment, as the ruins stood until Wedâ€" It is urged that Glasgow should have more public drinkingâ€"fourtaims Residents showing visitors over the city are annoyed at the lack of faciliâ€" ties for offering their guests a little refreshment.â€"Punch. There is something funny in statâ€" ing that a water tank was destroyed by fire, but that is just what happenâ€" ed at Kirkland Lake last week. In reference to the incident The Kurkâ€" land Lake Northern News says :â€" Ustianyk, Jack Burke, Frank Annie Cartonick, Basil Libby, Robertson, Lloyd Doran, John Primary Roomâ€"V. Morris, teacher â€"Patricia Uren, Billie Richardson, Dorothy Cox, James Murphy, Jack Pecore, Norman Fraser, Walter Baker, Doris Woods, Marjorie Spires. Miner, Buddie Shumiâ€" Senior Fourthâ€"B. M. C. Shaw, principalâ€"Clifford Schmelzle; Neil Reamsbotton and Tony Cecconi, equal ; GHladys Hermant; George Kaufman and Rupert Martin, equal; Ivy Forâ€" ester and Irja Koski, equal; Bill Morâ€" Schumacher Public School Honour Roll for November REPORT FOR NOVEMBER FOR 5.5. NO. 14 TISOALE gan, Margaret MceCann, Impi Ukkola, Vieno Ranta, Billy Capyk, Mary Milâ€" ler, Daisy Emmons, Eleanor Boyle, Uno Ukkola, Freddie Jakes, Henry Huot, Homer Melntosh. Jr. IV. Classâ€"B. Webster, teacher â€"Betty Martin, Michael O ‘Shea, Luey Purnis, Mirjam Wuori, Siirt Huhta, Toivo Parkko, Marie St. Paul, Annice Bucovetsky, Mary Myronyk, Leslie Mahon, Lilian Brown, Arminta Meâ€" Janet, Rosalind Cantor; Edwin Mack and Lorne MeCaw, equal; Tom Meâ€" Kay, Gordon Roy, Harold Train, Jack MclInnis, Rose Gibson, Ada Wilson; Bennie Laffin and Mary Gallagher, equal; Victor Haneberry. Senior Thirdâ€"K. M. Webster, teacherâ€"Harry Verner, George Maceâ€" Janet; Hedley Varker, Alice Berry and Sulo Luhta, equal; Violet Meâ€" Nulty, Marshall Hamilton, Maurice Varker, Grenville Childs, Stella Bezâ€" palko and Nick Zaitz, equal; Irean Kaufman, Tiberius Wright, Touyo Lawson, â€"Fred Scheculski, â€" Gerald Scott, Lester Besley, Eva Prest, W alâ€" ter craig, Hazel Gilbert, Ross Davis, Nina Youmatoff, Wilfred Prest, Arthâ€" ur Adamson, William Hartling, Sam Finkleman. + Room IV Senior Secondâ€"Eileen Ohlman, _ teacherâ€"Sada _ Newlands, Marianne Cooper, Albert _ Keelan, Gertrude Hawkins, Velma White, Gertrude Smith, Seward Feltmate; Janet Dye and Viola Maki, equal; Mike Holgovich, Eugene Montigny, Bill Kuly, Zelda Sky. I1@aKkanen. Junior Thirdâ€" Gladys Forster Wilmer Fera, V neth Meyers, ! Spooner, Edna Room IIâ€"Florence Hubble, teacher â€"Senior Third Classâ€"Violet Innis and David Sky, equal; Robert Moore; Madeline MeKinnon and Mary Donylâ€" chuk, equal; Elsie Wardley, Louise Ansara, Wanda Smith, Jack MeCrae, Francis Bobinski, Mary Mire, Edâ€" ward Sheculski, Jean St.â€"Claire Pike; Gertrude Furlong and Elia Zuliani, equal; Antoinette Augustine, Daisy Millar, Mary Walko, Loretta Proulx, Billie Turner, Margaret Millar. Room 1IIâ€"Catherine MacDonald, teacherâ€"Jr. III Classâ€"â€"BEloeanor Lawson, Fred Scheculski, â€" Gerald Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes of the South Porcupine School for Last Month. Dr.,. WlLâ€"â€"â€"Et, ; WLYCnaeIson, teacherâ€" Hildreth Childs, Beatrice Smith; Irene Deacon and Dora. Kobsey, equal; Evelyn Mack, Mike Capyk, Phyllis MceCann, Mike Kostynyk. Jr II. A.â€"Douglas McLeod, Woloâ€" dymyr Solonynka, Dorothy Sharp, Nameé merit. Rauha Vallenius. Jr. IIBâ€"R. ‘M. Donlevy, teacherâ€" Kirsti Vikstrom, Tuulikki Vikstrom, Preston â€" Hamilton, Veinoâ€" Kautto, Bethea _ Londry, Dordthy â€" Farrell, Natalie Kostynyk, Irene Varker, Arâ€" nee â€" Manner, Joe Clusiau, Stella Standing of the Pupils in the V arious Classes at the Public School at Schumacher for the Month of November. Names Arranged in Order of Merit. Creorge ~Morgan, | 1 Miller, Lily Niem Mildred _ MeCaw, Johannah MeNulty Sr,. 11â€"Â¥ Robert P Aina Rint Sapphira don Lawry i FPATHER HAS BEEN HAVING BETTER TIMES RECENTLY “Youv’re much | you re living with us, die?" rephed the sor The following one i issue of The Winnipe ‘*When I was your irate father to his s "*I was elad to get dm THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO $POWwn hel .t: 1| Thirdâ€"E, Wilson, teacherâ€" Forster, ‘Francis ‘Bt.. Paul, Fera, Wanda Bezpalko, Kenâ€" eyers, Mary Morgan, Irene _ Edna Starr, Jim (Morgan, Morgan, Neil Train, Muriel Lily Niemi, Muriel Wilson, McCaw, Tessie Kesnesky,. ilsie MeceCaw, Lionel Clusiaun Marjorie Smith, Irene Coseco Purnis, Rudolphâ€" Bezpalko tamaki, Marjorie Jamieson Toderan, Ginn Galla1, Gor are arranged in order of Micha« h Classâ€"Patrick Roâ€" Lindross, â€" Margaret eck; Bouglas Braithâ€" Briden and Harw®®y ifford Jucksch; Stella ertha Bonnell, equal; 1s siIxâ€"yearâ€"0old son, t dry bread to eat."‘ i better off now us, aren‘t vyou, dadâ€" from a Mirro: tea( said the recent Room Xâ€"V. V. Smith, teacherâ€" Junior Primer Classâ€"A.â€"Maisie Eldâ€" ridge, Rosy Popovich, Minnic Keizer, Meta Moore, George Martin, Walter Augustine, Gordon Lee, Henry Fulton. pher, U. Corris, Pills UTreguisk1i,. Room IXâ€"Junior Primer,â€"Maidie Dewar, teacherâ€"A. Classâ€"Erie Arâ€" nott, Frank Ovas, Katie Shawalla, Daisy Hunter, Maykeek Mikec. B. Classâ€"Theodor Moller, Marâ€" guerite Keizer, Ernest Dunbabin, Lesâ€" lie Halliwell, Stanley Bratby. C. Classâ€"Jivan Stevanovic, Lily Luchen, Felix Sheculski, James Fowâ€" ler. B. Edward Spraggs, Betty Briden, Rino Fabbro, Olive Miller, Sophie Donychuk, Stella Walko. RoomVIâ€"Irene Murphy, teacherâ€"â€" Junior First Classâ€"Antone Harting, Willie Monk, Earl Lampkin, John Todhunter, Donald Barron, Harvey Brady, â€" Madelein Rubee, _ Rhodre Neame, Henry Matson, Harold Furâ€" long; Joan Wharton and Jack Fisher, equal; Kezia Taylor and Jean Chatson equal; Natalie Gregulski, Kenneth Robar, Lila Norris Luey Proulx, Geno Frett, Raymond Norris. Room VIIâ€"J. Belanger, teacherâ€" â€"Senior First Classâ€"Jean Heath: â€"Senior First Classâ€"Jean Heath; Kathleen Kerr and Mary Villneuve, equal; Bill Gilbert, Louey Montigny, Franceso â€" Innarella and _ Sonny Sullivan, equal;, May Fowler, Frank Skelly, Buvick Dawson, Gordon Denâ€" ny, Muriel Sims, Fanny Walko, May Latour, Billy Shewan, Steve Ostovich. Senior Primerâ€"A. Classâ€"H. Porâ€" ter, teacherâ€"James Smith, Yvyonne Kerr and Ralph Prest, equal; Alexâ€" andra Bugera, Marion Lawson and Leslie Haras, equal;, J. MeDonald, Julish Smith, Gordon MacDonald and Katherine MeLeod, equal ; loline Price Wladvk Zadavoznyv. MADE CANADIAN RECORD IN BUILDING RAILWAY In the recent completion by Messrs. Angus M. Taylor, Ltd., North Bay, of the line of the Temiskanting and Northern Ontario Railway into the Rouyn mining area, that firm ¢reated a new record for railway construction in the Dominion of Canada. The 29 miles of trackage involved was put in place and fully ballasted in six months and one day. When the character of the region through which the line runs is taken into account, with its numerous hills and lakes, it must be conceded that the firm in question has established a mark for B. Class pher, G. ONTARIO HAS WOMEN PULPWOOD CONTRACTORS Women are taking a place in every line of business and profession. Jn this modern innovation, Ontario is taking a leading place, women showâ€" ing their capabilities in innumerahle ways, though no particular noise is made about the matter. Ontario twenty years ago had a woman conâ€" stable, 100'111(11]\' appointed. _ In the North Land towns and mining camps women have conducted bllbln(‘.‘m, proâ€" ressyions, .etc., in many. cases ~being unusugilly successful. _ Theras have been several women prospectors, but other contractors to shoot al, and which is likely to remain for several years to come Unfortunately, in a despatch from Ottawa to The Mail and Empire which appeared in these column#s on Friday last, credit was given to HA. F. 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RMadio is A Last‘in@ @ Of all the Christmas gifts none will meet with greater enthusiasm than a Westinghouse radio set. It is a gift that the entire family will enjoy, for day after day your home will be flooded with countless hours of enjoyment. the complete line of Westinghouse Radio Sets and Radiolas you will find a model to suit your requireâ€" ments, locality and your pocketbook. For example the Model 57â€"â€"a battery operated set many times as selective as the average set. Otherâ€" wise known as "the greatest value in radio‘". Contains every improvement found in a set at twice the price. One dial control. Wide tonal range. Operates on the newly perfected UXâ€"201â€"B radiotron which cuts operâ€" ating costs in half. The price, without accessories, is only $78.00! Come in toâ€"day and judge this model for yourself. The Geo. Taylor Hardware Ltd, The greatest breakfast triumph Four Stores in the North Cochrane New Liskeard Cobalt Wrapped, sealed, dustproof packages. Avoid inferior quality. BATTERYLESS AND BATTERY Thursday, Dec. 8th, 1927 78 108