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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 #y proof. Arch. Gillies, B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. COontract Mining Claim Assessment Work. Land Surveys, Mine Surveys, Enâ€" gineering, Reports, Plans and Esâ€" timates. Ontario Land Surveyor, Civil Building, Timmins. RESIDENCE PHONE 362â€"Wâ€"2 OFFICE PHONE 362â€"Wâ€"1 Thursday, Jan. 12th, 1928 i. 22 2 L 2L 2C 3 ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTH Every sack of Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash contains the corâ€" rectly balanced feed to make hens lay most eggs. You get biggest profits out of Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash. The base of Quaker Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash is pure oatmeal. This, with many other important ingredients, provides the right amounts of protein and carbohydrates which every moneyâ€"making hen must have. Bone meal and calcium carbonate supply the minerals so necessary for heavy egg production. Those elements which the hen reproduces in eggs are fully restored to her. The Cod Liver Meal in Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash replaces missing sunâ€" light during winter months, and its vitamines make all ingredients do better work. Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash is finely ground. Easily digested. No waste. Hens eat it all. Gives you more eggs, bigger and strongerâ€"shelled eggs, and of more uniform size. Therefore, it is the most economical feed you can buy. Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash and Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Scratch Grains form the ideal combination to make heavy layers. Ask your dealer for them. Extra Eggs Extra Profits Made by The Quaker Oats Company, Peterborough, Ontario. Manufacturers of Quaker Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Chick Starter; â€" Quaker Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Growing Mash; Quaker Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Chick Feeds; Quaker Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Egg Mash and Quaker Fulâ€"Oâ€"Pep Scratch Grains for Poultry. Quaker Dairy Ration for Milch Cows. Quaker Schumacher Feed for cattle, hogs and horses. BUY QUAKER FEEDS IN STRIPED SACKS 914 EGG MASH Vimy Road, Timmins T. J. CHENIER Phone 588â€"Jâ€"2 FORMAL OPENING OF S¢I CLUB HOUSE LAST WIEK About Seventyâ€"five Skiers Present at Successful Evert on Thursday. Jacobs and his staff of lady helpers. Jack Brady weleomed the members and guests on behalf of the executive of the club and in a gifted manner outâ€" lined the history of the club from its inception and detailed the plans now being formed by the club for a comâ€" plete winter‘s programme of outdoor sports. Several new members joined the club on this oceasion and a most The Club House on Dalton‘s Park was formally opened last Thursday evening with a bean supper and an attendance of about 75 skiers includâ€" ing member and their guests. A short hike was enjoyed first unâ€" der ideal skiâ€"ing conditions after which beans, buns and tea were servyâ€" Quaker FULâ€"Oâ€"PEP the crowd in â€" the direction of Bredenbere, as Ski Club Notes Porcupine Feed Transfer Soutn Porcupine, Ont. Phone 88 ted DV â€"JOG lady helpers the member: the executive 1 manner outâ€" club from it pre ere sery ib Jack Brady‘s speech was an eye opener. â€" Houseâ€"warming parties ari advised to engage Jack Keith Sterling makes a firstâ€"clas junior captain and coach for the junt ors. The Christiana Turn is a great favourite with skiers, so is the Teleâ€" mark, but Dave Neill has a turn all his own which he calls the ‘*8oo""‘ Twister. When sliding down hill and approaching perilously near to a tree stump, he throws himself grarefully to one side in the deep snow, thus avoiding any damage to the ‘‘stump.""‘ Esmond Chinn sareastically ecalls it ‘‘an ordinary spill." Jack Dalton (‘*long may he reign‘‘ should at least ski onece down his ow1 hill. The snow is soft to fall on Jack. FRANK HORNE APPOINTED TO LOOK AFPTER PUBLICITY Another ski hike and bean feast is planned for Friday evening of this week, for all junior skiers whether members of the clwb or not, meeting at the Rex Cafe sharp at 7.30 p.m. This outing will be under the leaderâ€" ship of the junior captain, Keith Sterling. _ Juniors will please take notice that Thursday evenings are reserved for members and Friday evenâ€" ings for juniors. _ Crossâ€"country hike as usual Thursday evening this week for senior members. open member enjoyable evening terminated about 11.30.~ The Toronto Mail Empire on Saturday last said :â€" ‘‘It is announced by Arthur E. Moysey and Company that Mr. Frank Horne has become associated with their firm in an advisory capacity and will have charge of their publicity department. Mr. Horne‘s associaâ€" tion with mining dates back to 1901 when he was connected with several of ‘the larger mininge enterprises in It was for skiâ€"in beans. California. Since â€" 1(lont1he(1 with Cana mfl' been associated Cunmh(late(_l Mines and for the past el been assistant mill California. Since 1911 he has been 1(lont1hod with Canadian mining, havâ€" mfl' been associated with the Granby Cuxm)ll(latvd Mines at Amyox, BC.. and for the past eleven years he has been assistant mill superintendent at th8 Dome Mines. Mr. Horne, who will assume his duties at oncee, has just completed an extensive survey of the Rouynâ€" and Kirkland Lake THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Ski Club Notes The club house has had it ning#, and is now available KEXxXamInet:â€"â€"An that it is ungrann sick aviator has flu to rand ani 1 V :â€"An â€" exchange ungranmatical to giorious ni nothing of ofticial to club »1ja@]| points Trom the A.S.LJ. A1ne lub]| Y.P.L. kept their threeâ€"point lead by taking four points from the K. of C. eht | In the other match the Kiwanis nosed the| out the 1.0.0.F. for three points. 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Pressing Repairing Custom Tailored Clothes to Measure irI Handicap Handicap L OfAISC : . 959 9 Kiwanis wins 3 points Totals Handicap Handicap Handicap Totals Handicap Tobals ; .}.:. .1s 847 994 1011 285 Y.P.L,. win 4 points. Totals H: Lake i\ € Violin, Hawaiian Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo Mandolin. Violins Supplied Free Guitar or Mandolin at Cost P.0O. BOX 1724 PHONE BIRRELL BELL‘S MUSIC STUDIO ilperin ickson 12reLt Excavations for Cellars, Sewers, Etc Contracts of all kinds taken TIMMIN®S, ONT. ....... 863 939 M. win 4 points. X."or:C: W. Varley KIW ANIS 1.0.0.1 5?2086 :4~100 207 â€"‘. T202 ; 803 TC.L2B S 198 1141 1174 181 183 169 115 176 120 189 150 206 167 137 219 206 180 T‘ € 52 THIRD AVENUE, TIMMINS, ONT. LEO MASCIOL CONTRACTOR 006 228 179 205 141 845 04 148 120 29q 867 000 139 169 145 n, â€" 309 ‘ampbell 9;, Dick hen, 610 014 104 160 190 195 170 163 130 154 839 8. 30 J 154 1065 162 164 166 147 205 39p 3136 210 2404 Tâ€"1l4 604 7098 66(0 oUd 520 519 14 302 487 384 506 206 453 B 541 mJ 192 Yorke‘s, Arnott‘s and McMillan‘s Were the Winning Teams in Games Last Week. H. Cooke Weber . WEEX‘S AESULTS 1N THE McINTVRE BOWLING LEAGUE Tuesday Yorke‘s won three points from Weber‘s. Capt. Yorke rolled high single 332, and total 689. Dr. Weston was high man for the Weber‘s with 249 single and 556 total. 842 1022 1104 29068 Wednesday, ‘Arnott‘s, the league leaders, won all four points from Starr‘s. Capt. Arnott was high with 282 single and 659 total, for the Starr‘s. Tonkin rolled 255 single and higsch total 682. Dummy .. Dr. Honeyv Nottingham Feldman .. Yorke. .. Tonkin Starr. . Dummy . V alentin« Platus Williams Arnott . Heggart Monahan Bonnell .. Dr. Weston 880 886 1014 2780 Thursday, the Maes won all four points from the Angrignon‘s. Capt. MeMillan rolled ]11”11 for his team 277 single anl 649 total. Capt. Angrignon rolled high single 294 and E llls Iollud high total 652. bmall.:. ‘. MeMillan Rothwell MacMillan Ellis.:. .. Anetignon .:; ; J. MeDonald . C. MeDonald rane a man living some se from Moonbeam, west of committed suicide last week ed a stick to a gun in such a MAN HELD AT COCHRANTE NOT THE ONE SEARCHED FPOR SUICIDES AND ATTEMPTS REPORTED FROM COCHRANTE he able to lie in bed and discharge the weapon. Two Polanders are also reported as having been taken to Cochrane hospital, ecach of them sutfâ€" fering from serious cuts on the throat. selfâ€"inflieted. The man recently held at Cochrane in the belief that he might hbe Joanisse, who is wanted in the case of the murder of the Belgian who was killed at Smooth Rock Falls in the spring of 1925, was released last week after investigation. He was arrested on a drunk charge and seemed to bear some resemblance to the man wanted, but Chief Clark, of ‘Smooth Rock Falls, just took one look at him and then said,." **That‘sâ€"â€"not. Joanisse.‘‘ The man was then let go. He was a pulpâ€"cutter, gave the name of Parrais, Detrorit News :â€"A cinating things abco Woestern danceâ€"hall, movies, is that every the foxtrot,â€"twenty was invented. and said Smooth J police eve the matte according T € 1lIlY Aceordin ampbell 1 ( ANGRIGNON‘S t ce s y2#10( 104 : 192 «T87 ~ 00 an(t provin to the repor MeMILLAN 940C Phone No. 321 WEBER‘S < + 147 ~R 807 Y ORK] 847 850 844 ARNOTT‘S 166 184 170 140 TC 141 J 140 tne n nevel ills. 804 â€"x\ 1 rbou 18: inCco 111 ports from Cocenâ€" some seven miles 1 2 196 940 194 166 195 186 2()0 204 in e l ther 1t «**«*" w# # # «.. ***s ##* # ¢ ## ’. # JE n been T7 1066 105, 140 1067 230 132 107 188 145 266 1690 He fixâ€" way that O( in the danced fore it 1M( 612 340 46 48 08 488 643 615 05YQ 18( 640 11 € ) [( J 104 3() i1 NORTH BAV HAS $200,000 LOSS 1N BIG FIRE THERE Canadian Departmental Stores Prey to Flames. Three Clerks Injured in Jumping from Second Storey Windows. Canadian 13, on Thursda worst to vi Canadian Departmental Store, No. 13, North Bay, was destroyed by fire on Thursday last, the blaze being the worst to visit North Bay for several years past. The loss is estimated as around $200,000. Adjoining buildâ€" ings also were slightly dmaged. Alâ€" though the origin of the fire is not definitely known it is thought that it started in the incinerator shed and spread to the main building. . The theory is that the incinerator at the rear of the store had been filled too full with papers and the fire had thus taken hold on the building. Three clerks, Misses Annie Robb, Lillian Betteridge and Thelma Leishman, were cut off from exits by the rapid spread of the flames, and jumped from second storey windows. _ Miss Leishman was painfully injured in the back and Miss Robb was hurt about the face and knees. The manager of the store, Mr. Perey A. Huntington, prevented the chance of general inâ€" jury to clerks and customers by promptly having the store cleared as soon as the fire was noted. He assistâ€" ed in the work of seeing that all got to safety. He received severe burns about the hands and face while workâ€" ing for the safety of others. / It was pay day at the store and several emâ€" ployees had left their pay envelopes in the pockets of their coats in the cloak rooms. They were unable to get their clothes out of the ecloak room, so rapid was the progress of the fire. The books and accounts of the store were destroyed in the fire, but dupliâ€" cates are on fyle in the head office at Toronto. _ The firemen are said to have done specially good work at this fire, the dense smoke and the rapid spread of the flames making the work of fireâ€"fichting both difficult and danâ€" gerous It is understood that the loss is fully covered by insurance, there beâ€" ing $100,000 on the building and anâ€" other $100,000 on the stock. notire must hb nameég, of the w for putbplication good faith. Fond du Laeâ€" Commonwealth :â€" Brief romance: She loved the lad with the pigrskin; she rode with the lad the pIgs with the res lett¢ ket No statement as to whether the rompany will rebuild or not is availâ€" ible at the time of writing. A d vat gr(- was no name accom t and following the sgonsible _ newpapers vith the the lad ; _land in the In each case, 106 mnmunication 1 with 1O SK 11 of Commerce Bldg New Office the ; she admired the skin: but she marâ€" trogskin