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Mrs, R. Irving wishes to express her heartfelt thanks to all who have been so kind and sympathetic in the death of her husband, the late R. Irving, in Hollinger mine disaster. Also to thank the many who sent such beautiful floral tokens. â€"8p Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Brown wish to express their thanks to all their neighâ€" bors and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown during the illâ€" ness and death of our little son, Elâ€" mer.â€" Also for the beautiful floral tributes. â€"8p Mrs. Ira Graham and family wish to thank all the friends and acequaintâ€" ances who showed such sympathy and kindness in their recent sad berâ€" eavement. Also for the beautiful floral tokens sent. 8p Mrs. Jos. Aubrey wishes to thank all the friends and acquaintances who were so kind and helpful in her reâ€" cent bereavement through the death of her husband at the Hollinger disâ€" aster,. Also all those who sent floral tokens. â€"8p Mr. Orphir Chenier and Ethel, and Mrs. A. Chenier and family, wish to thank all who were so kind and symâ€" pathetic in their recent bereavement by the death of Orphir Chenier in the recent Hollinger disaster. Also for the many beautiful floral tokens reâ€" ceived. f â€"8 Mrs. C. Johnson and family wish to thank all the friends and aequaintâ€" ances who showed such sympathy in their recent sad bereavement,, also for the beautiful floral tokens. They also wish to thank Rev. Mr. Hall, and those who so kindly assisted with their cars. â€"87 Notice is hereby given pursuant to The Trustee Act, 1926, that all perâ€" sons having claims or demands against the estate of the said Pietro Pidutte, who died on or about the 1st day of August, 1927, are required to send or deliver to the undersigned on or beâ€" fore the lst day of April, their full names and addresses with a complete statement showing all particulars of their claims and any securities held by them, duly verified by a Statutory Declaration. And take notice that after the 1st day of April, 1928, the undersigned will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased or any part thereâ€" of among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which he has then notice and shall not be liable for the proceeds of the said assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claim he had not notice at the time of such distribution. Dated at Toronto this l7th day of February, 1928. In the Matter of the Estate of Pictro Pidutte, late of the Town of Timâ€" mins, in the District of Cochrane, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Transstlant At the lat speeches we CARDS OF THANKS No. 1â€"Leaving the ship after a thorough inspect Dre The Launch of "The Duchess of Redford" K. W. WRIGHT, Public Trustee, Osgoode Hall, Toronto Brown wish to all their neighâ€" their kindness the illâ€" new sAip the Prime t s B n ooo m n "c_? wZ l ® % y e es ue An Aberdeen London to pick found them unde shops. act as judg during the list of prize To the extended notice given elseâ€" where in this issue regarding the grand carnival at the Timmins rink on Wednesday evening next, Feb. TIMMINS CITIZENS‘ BAND AT BIG CARNIVAL WEDNESDAY 4. This published published day all day, when a general allâ€"day h()lldd\ falls in the same week. That Master Barbers be allowed t() l\eep their shops open three (3) nights preceding Christmas until 10 p.m. 23rd take 1928 Be it enacted by the Municipal Counâ€" cil of the Corporation of the Town of Timmins as follows: keep their shops open until 10 p.m. on Pay Nights and Saturdays. 2. That Master Barbers be allowed to keep their shops open on Wednesâ€" day all day, when a general allâ€"day Being a Byâ€"law to amend Byâ€"law No. 332 re closing of Barber Shops. After cutting the cord from which a bottle of champagne was w t That clause (1) of Byâ€"law Number 332 be amended as follows: 1. Master Barbers be allowed to n ien d this Notie« Dated at TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE Whatever vision and i ‘an do for the Empire a e done by the Canad Passed this 20th day ection. No, 2â€"Premier Baldwin and his wife about to press the release button The Duchess shortly after taking the water. ent ated at South Poreupine, Ontario, 22nd day of February, A.D. 1928 (Signed) FRANK C. EVANS, Township Clerk. This amending Byâ€"law shall be shed one issue in a newspaper shed in the Town of Timmins, day of February 1928, and shall effect on the Ilst day of March BYâ€"LAW NO. 364 E, L. LONGMORE, Mayor H. E. MONTGOMERY, Clerk shopkeeper went to up a few tips. He r the plates in the teaâ€" of February omm a ALT yout. 8M petus as she went gracefully. covery. From what can be learned of the case, it would seem that Jones had been acting peculiarly of late and had been taken in charge and was being brought by Officer Strinâ€" ger to Cobalt for medical examinaâ€" tion. While waiting at the station for change of trains, Jones broke aâ€" way from the officer and seemed to throw himself before the oncoming train, sustaining a factured hip and injuries around the head as a result. be at Cobalt, was badly injured about the head and hips when he escaped â€" from _ Provincial _ Officer Stringer and jumped before Traim No. 18 as it was coming into Swastika station. The injured man was rushed to the hospital at Kirkland Lake where hopes are held out for his reâ€" covery. From what can be learned of the case, it would seem that Jones had been acting peculiarly of late and had been taken in charge and was being brought by Officer Strinâ€" A Swastika despatch on Tuesday of this week says that Allan Jones, a barber, who home is understood to ESCAPED FROM OFFICER AND JUMPED BEFORE TRAIN There may be some other cases proâ€" ceeded with toâ€"day, there being some charges of vagrancy likely against some men who have been sleeping at the police station but who do not seem to be able to get along with hard work. These men are among those drifting in here without money or employment and becoming charges on the town. Some of them appear not to eare so long as they have a place to sleep and someone to provide the food. Work that would make them selfâ€"supporting appears to be disgâ€" tasteful to them. The police court docket this week showed only a few ecases. One soliâ€" tary drunk paid $10.00 and costs. Three charged with nonâ€"payment of wages were ordered to settle up forthâ€" with. An order was made for the payment of some arrears in the aâ€" mounts due a wife in the case against a man who some months ago had been ordered to contribute to her maintenâ€" ance and the maintenance of her two children. FPEW CASES AT POLICE COURT HERE THIS WEEK Sunday evening about 8.30 while returning home after visiting her daughter a lady was attacked near the corner of Montgomery avenue by a man who grabbed her by the wrist and attempted to throw her down. The woman attacked called for help, but at the same time beat at the man‘s face with her free hand, and eventually succeeded in getting free. The man‘s face was sore enough that hbe used both hands to soothe it, and the lady took the opportunity to run for home. Fearing that the woman‘s cries would bring help the man also ran, and by the time the lady reached home and secured help her assailanti was nowhere to be seen. The police were notified and made a search in! the hope of securing trace of the man. A fairly good description of the man was secured, but so far no trace of him has been found. The man apâ€" peared to be under the influence of liquor. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO WOMAN ATTACKED, BUT | MURDER TRIAL SEES MANY BEAT OFF ASSAILANT WITNESSES TO BE CALLED. the Mrs. Baldwin, before > buiton, which was to ns of the vessel being 1: ‘"I name you ‘Duchess May God protect and ._ _ May he preserve and ose that go forth with known and unrknown." to the accompaniment us cheering from the ing of spectators, the ucture began to move cks, and gathering imâ€" ; went, took the water UC ‘*There is no definite word on what (Goldale proposes to do with its Coniâ€" aurum shares but it may be taken for granted that sooner or later they will be distributed to shareholders. ‘* Goldale ‘has enough eash to carry itself along comfortablyv."" (Holdale‘s ground may be thrown, but Goldale:people have nothing to say about it and apparently the plun has not reached anything very definite vet. ‘* Offers for the groups retained were not particularly appealing. There is some talk of a big amalgamation of claims northeast of Dome, into which (Holdale‘s ground may be thrown, but Goldale:people have nothing to say about it and apparently the plun has The Northern Miner this week says: ‘‘(Goldale is retaining its groups next to Melntyre and Dome, also the claims at Mattagami Heights, on which it has mineral rights. All its other Poreupine holdings have been sold as a result of the recent sale. Amounts secured were not very large, indicating that there is little outside exploration interest at Poreupine, or that the field has not much attraction for promoters. GOLDALE RETAINS SOME GROUPS OF CLAIMS HERE. Two week later the finding of the body proved this theory to be true. A friend of Mrs. Therrien, Mrs. Eva Booth, stated that Dube was jealous of Mrs, Therrien: _ Mrs. Duplesse, another witness, stated that on the night of Mrs. Therrien‘s disappearâ€" ance the murdered woman had called at her home, and that after she had lett she got into a car wheh pulled up at the side of the road. Evidence was also offered to show that Dube had said that he was going to rent a ‘ar that evening. A later bulletin says:â€"Omer Duâ€" be acquitted of murder. Judge says he was murderer of husband‘s happiâ€" n e cused had been guilty of misconduct with his wife, and that on May 12, the night of the woman‘s disappear. ance, Dube had stated that she had been killed and thrown in the river. 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