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Special to The Advance. The people of South Poreupine ard district extend their deepest symâ€" pathy to the sufferers in the Hollinger disaster. Prayers were said in all the churches here on Sunday asking for comfort for those in trouble. Mrs. E. . Britton and small son, Peter, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Boyce, of Ottawa. Mrs. Laforest has returned from Toronto. The window of the South End Pharâ€" macy presents an imposing spectacle this week. It is draped in the black and gold hockey colours of the town A most enjoyable hockey match| took place at the Arena between Kirkâ€" land Lake fHligh School and our own fast young Maple Leafs resulting in a score of 9â€"2 in favour of the home team. The boys lined up as follows: Kirkland Lake:â€"Goal, K. Clarke; deâ€" fence, I. Newman, A. Lmtlop, centre, K. Ash wings, 8. Speck, I. Kokotow ; subs, P. Ash, G. Gill, ~Maple Leafsâ€" Goal, M. MacDougall; defence, Sampâ€" son and Johns; centre, Cattarello; wings, Doran and Michaelson; subs., Taylor, Martin, Melunis, Bucovetsky and Holding. Referee, Charles Jemâ€" mett. The teams were quite evenly matched as to weight, for, though two of the visitors were so small that some of the fans wondered had a mistake been made and some picked from the kindergarten, there were others that were heavier. . But when the game started the small man at centre soon showed he knew as much or more about hockey than any othgg member of the team and was rm'ht there when it came to checking at centre as well as being a live wire at all times in the game. I\ol\otm\, who formerly playâ€" ed with the Trail Rangers here, was another good man on the visiting team and Lintlop made some pretty poke checks. The greatest weakness of the visiting team seemed to be leaving their goal too open. Too much was left for the goalie and he only filled a very small corner though doing his best to make up in activity what he lacked in sgsize. Sampson on defence was a new man on the Maple Leatf‘s who is fast and a good shot on goal but was too mitch inclined to mix up some rough stuff in his play. When smoothed out to real hockey he‘ll be a player well worth wateching. Johns as usual showed great speed and preâ€" cision. Of the subs. Melnnis showed much more confidence in himself than 100000000000 000. . on n cce en e e en es m uts ce m n n mm m and in the centre is the handsome N.O.H.A. Senior Hockey trophy won last year. On either side is the Pilsâ€" worth Memorial Cup, the Gallagher Cup, the Lee trophy and the Lang shield for eurling. The Lee trophy for curling has again been captured by South Poreuâ€" pine followers of the *‘‘stane and beâ€" som.‘‘ Last week two rinks from here journeyed to Timmins and came back triumphantly bearing with them the handsome trophy. A rink composed of Dr. Cameronâ€"Smith, skip, A. Pearce sr., viceâ€"skip; Dr. Harper, second ; and D. MacPhail, lead ; were left down two in playing against a Timmins rink skipped by H. J. Marshall. The South Poreupine rink skipped by W. Brooks, with J. Costain, as viceâ€"skip, James Alexander as second ; and R. Cameron, lead, were up seven points in their game against a rink skipped by Mr. MceGuire, of Timmins. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO our yeat 1¢ IY his own imndada yV *# .1 *4 *# *4 #@ ¢+ *4 #, L ¢4 *# % #* *# *4 * # #4 @ # #* *#, 4 #4 * 4 *4 ® #* # 4 *4 # 4 #* *#, 4 #4 * 4# #* * < #4 * + *4 * + #4 *# 4 *4 # 4 *4 w + #* # + #* * + #4 * Ca ## # + #* * 6 @ + #* # 4 #4 # +4 *#* #@ 4 *4 # + #*%4 @ # #4 * * .0 Rowan and Allan Hill. Among the floral offerings were a spray from Mr. and Mrs. R. Talantino, a wreath from the children (his grandâ€" children), a wremfrom M. Laffin and family, New Laskeard, and a wreath from Tom Ryan. We extend our sincere sympathy to the family. Miss K. Pears, of Toronto, is the guest of Miss Isabel MeWilliams at the Dome Mines. Mr. W. Johns, of the Dome Mines, was called away on Monday owing to the death of his father at Los Anâ€" geles, California. The Trail Rangers of the Dome and South Poreupine enjoyed their annual sleigh ride to Timmins on Friday evenâ€" ing last, taking in the show and havâ€" ing supper there, before returning. Mrs. Flewellen of the Dome Mines is spending a few days with her broâ€" ther Mr. Hussey, of Kirkland Lake. Don‘t forget the Anglican bmdge and euchre to be given in the High School hall on Monday, February 20th. Great preparations are being made to give everybody a big time. The two bridge clubs were enterâ€" tained at the home of Mrs. T. Lang, New York Poreupine, this week. There were eight tables. The pretty home was beautiful with tulips and other flowers. The winners were: Mrs. M. Bessette (with a record of over 3000), and Mrs. H. Seamon, while the consolations went to Mr. B. J. Rapsey and Mrs. A. Taylor. Mrs. K. The Pas (Manitoba) Herald:â€"A proud father‘s chest was so inflated following the babies‘ parade at the fair that the vegetable judging comâ€" mittee almost pinned the blue ribbon for prize squash upon him. hhAAAfi 44 Rapsey and Mrs. A. Taylor. Mrs. K. Cameron and Mrs. W. W. Wilson enâ€" tertain the eclubs this week. n 4 o uw «B ._-..â€"..â€"â€"u-â€"-._'._Inâ€"nuâ€"uuâ€"u.â€"l.â€"ll Arthur E. Moysey Co., Ltd Private Wire to New York, Montreal, Toronto and connecting our sixteen offices Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and British Columbia SPECIAL CABLE FACILITIES TO LONDON, ENGLAND For information on any Canadian Mining Issues write: MINING SHARES We are through our old established connections, repreâ€" sented on all the exchanges of this continent, dealing in Canadian Mining Shares. 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