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The oniy visitor for the day was Mr. Hugh McEwan, of New Liskeard, who gave a message from the New Liskeard Kiwanis to the local club. He referred to the appreciation felt by the New Liskeard Club for the number from Mr. C. N. Alston, Local Manager of Telephone Co., Exâ€" plains Difficulties of Recent Transfer of Central Switchâ€" board to New Building and Other Details of Service to the Public by the Northern Telephone Company. There was a good turnout of memâ€" bers at the luncheon of the Kiwanis Club, on Monday afternoon, and all present thoroughly enjoyed the meetâ€" ing which was full of interest and information. Wrap al)l Garbage in papeIr. Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. Kiwanis Club Hear Details of Telephone System Here All outside toilets must be made Ly proof. Householders nsing well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. Why Not Buy Your Soft Drinks made with the best Spring water of Northern Ontario? SPRING WATER BOTTLING WORKS Jos. Clusiau, prop. Telephone 60 P.0. BOX 149 SsSOUTH PORCUPINE Warehouse in Timmins at 106 BALSAM STREET SOUTH Special Brunswick Offer Fortify â€" your winter â€" colds Have you tried Dr. Stinâ€" bera‘s Vitâ€"Oâ€"Lax"? G- N- Ross CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Officeâ€"Room 10, Reeda Block Phone 640 P.O. Box 1591, Timmins, Ont. MAIN STREET South Porcupine, Ont. ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS Bring in 4 old records and we will give you 4 new ones for the price of 3. By Order of THFE BOARD OF HEALLTBH South End Pharmacy Cod children â€" against with â€" Wampole‘s Liver Oil P.O. Box 18 ...--c.-_"_ Timmins who had attended the New Liskeard Club‘s Charter Night. That had been an auspicious occasion, and all had gone well with the New Lisâ€" keard Club since that fine start. The speaker for the day on Monday was Mr. C. N. Alston, local manager for the Northern Telephone Co. The adâ€" dress by Mr. Alston explained much to the members of the club present, and all had a more sympathetic view on the telephone company afzr hearing the details of recent operations by the comâ€" pany. Mr. Alston dealt at length with the service here and the company‘s endeavour to give the public the best service possible. He referred to the necessity reccntly for switching connecâ€" tions twice on the whole service in conâ€" nection with the changing of central into the new Power Co. building. This was a piece of work that presented very considerable difficulty and if the public fully réalized the trouble in such work they would not be too hard on the teleâ€" phone company for any little derelicâ€" tions in service. Indeed, the wonder is that there was not more dislocation of service under all the difficulties of the situation. Last Wednesday night at 12 midnight the company finally switched over completely to the new building with no interruption to the service, except a very few local phones. To facilitate the switching over to the the new building, two expert electrical engineers from the Northern Electric Co. had been here and had given their valuable services and talent to the work. Mr. Alston explained that there were 1145 double connections that had to be made at each of the moves. There were 58 soldered connections in the inâ€" stallation of every telephone, he said. Mr. Alston described in detail the many different operations necessary in every telephone call from the time the reâ€" ceiver was lifted off the hook until the call was completed. Mr. Alston‘s address was particularly interesting, but his answers to quesâ€" tions were even more informative. He answered a large number of pointed questions, in each case giving the inforâ€" mation desired in very effective and satisfactory way. The questions drew out a great deal of very helpful inforâ€" mation, the answers giving the memâ€" bers of the club a new idea of the exâ€" tent and the difficulties of the teleâ€" phone service and the effort made to provide adequate accommodation to the public. In reference to long distance service to Toronto. Mr. Alston pointed out that the local company had no control over this, the long distance lines to North Bay being owned by the T. M. â€"O. Railway. There were only two trunk lines to North Bay, and the Northern Telephone Co. had been urging on the T. N. O. Railway the desirability and necessity for putting in at least another trunk line to handle the volume of teleâ€" phone business to Toronto and other points south. OFFER OF TREASURY STOCK BY WEST DOME LAKE MINES Shareholders of West Dome Lake Gold Mines have been offered the right to subscribe to a block of 500,000 treasâ€" ury shares of the company at 10 cents a share, according to an official anâ€" nouncement by Sir Henry Pellatt, preâ€" sident. A report of progress since the annual meeting, by Manager D. M. Mcâ€" phail, says that work at the mine has been carried on energetically, and to as great an extent as the company‘s finâ€" ances would allow. Exploration and development work has all been done on the 1,050 and 1,200â€"foot levels, the two deepest in the mine. _ On the 1,200â€"foot level drifting was continued east to develop "C" ore shoot, which has a length now of 383 feet. The face is still in ore and this should continue for another hundred feet. On the 1,.050â€"foot level drifting was carried east to a distance of 2,800 feet from the shaft, and considerabhle exâ€" ploration carried on by crosscutting, short drifts and raises. In this easterâ€" ly section a length of over 450 feet of lowâ€"grade ore wWas developed in three shoots. In places this ore is from 13 feet to 20 feet wide, and this section warrants ment. In addition to this underground work the mill has recently been thoroughly overhauled and put in order to start any day. a great deal more developâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO JACK D. BRADY Mr. Brady has been appointed as a General Agent of the London Life Inâ€" surance Company. Mr. Brady who is widely known in this neighbourhood, has had many years of successful busiâ€" ness experience behind him and is well equipped to serve the insurance needs of the people of Timmins and vicinity. Mr. Brady will operate under the Suâ€" pervisorship of D. W. Neill, C. L. U. TIMMINS YOUNG LADY IN WEST FROM MENNGITIS Friends of the familw in /Timmins and district will learn with deep reâ€" gret of the death in the W s\t\qf Alice Muriel Goode, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Goode, of Timmins. Some four months ago the young lady, who was thirteen years of age, went to visit her sister, Mrs. Feckley at Makeâ€" peace, Alberta, with the hopes of beneâ€" fitting her health. She was taken ill recently and transferred to the hospita: at Bosno, Alberta, on Deéec. 8th, living only ten hours. Death was dugé to inâ€" fantile paralysis and meningitis. She leaves to mourn her loss, in addition to the bereaved parents,« Mr. and Mrs. Goode, of Timmins, three sisters and one brother, to whom the sincerest sympathy of all will be extended. The sisters are Bertha (Mrs. Feckley), Edna and Mary, and the brother is Morris Goode. TEACHERS‘ BOWLING SCORES FOR WEEK OF DECEMBERN 6 M. MacDonald F. MacDonald M. Morrison . H. White H. Sprague ... The following are the Teachers‘ bow! ing scores for December 6th:â€" "A" Team MacDonald....:;.....;140::;;;...1074;%;2.:.30 F. MacDonald::;..:‘;....;.. 108;,..;..105;.:::20 M ~Morrison â€" ::;;;: .420 112. 112. > 22 H; 125;....19 3 .:z 4. .: 136...%. 29 C. McDonald C. Connell J. Acheson ... B. Gowan I. Carruthers G. Everett ... O. Ramsay ...... wW. M. Tackaberry G. Robinson .. E. Cordick M. Dodge .. M. Fortune N. Goselen A. Grant .. K. Monck Sub, Team 106:,,:..:. 138........ 244 M. Dodge :...!..:;................ 218 M. : Fortune:.::..... N: Goselen ...:.::...,......s... 181 A.â€" : 103:.::.... 181 . Monck:=.:..*.;:.;....AA 46::; :120 R. OA I; DL A83 Standing of Teams:â€"A. 6; B, 5; C. 3: D. 4. Prizesâ€"1. M. Smith, 2, M. Macâ€" Donald ; 3, G. Everett. Sub Teamâ€"1, E. Cordick; 2, M Dodge, 3, N. Goselen. So h‘i e that you always have enougn money to buy a new tire without laying your car up for a week or two. No matter how many clothes your wife has she always buys a lot more the minute you offer to take her on 2 trip. We observe that in most of the happy marriages the husband and wife are clubby and understanding. possess a fair sense of humor, and link of understanding that binds, even though distance intervenes. Heredity isâ€"something every man beâ€" lieves in until his own son begins actâ€" ing like a fool. Three smiles make one grin Three grins make one laugh; Three laughs make one happy. A rich but very eccentric man died. The clergyman, who was young and new to the parish, thought it a fitting opportunity to call and comfort the widow. "You must not grieve," he told her. "The body that lies here is not your husband. It a merely a husk, an empty shellâ€"the nut has gone to heaâ€" Total Total Total Leberg Smith . McLeod Sims ... Jackson A GREAT COMFORT "B" ‘feam esm1 in ........... 131 25k/ 190 "D" Team ................ 164 ............... 100 arh yeauumimts. Y sAfi .106 809 593 â€"Exchange. â€"BExchange â€"Exchange| 157. 155 112 125 136 685 142 214 148 118 163 181 114 107 635 190 132 133 133. 140 720 306 263 224 195 308 182 345 313 211 354 232 244 2405 2460 181 181 120 91 183 W. Tonkin‘s team heads the Mcinâ€" tyre bowling league with eight points this week. The standing of the teams is as follows:â€"W. Tonkin, 8 points; S. MacMillan, 7; W. Weber, 7; C. Arnott, 6; E. Angrignon, 4; M. MacMillan, 4. December 4th. . Feldman . Griffith McNeil . Chisholm . McMillan . Boutet ... MCHNTYABE BOWLING FOR WIEK OF DEGEMBIR 4 W. Tonkin‘s Team Now Heads the Mcâ€" Intyre Bowling League with Eight Points W. Weber 8. Bonnell J. Florence M. Attilio G. Garvey E. Angrignon J. McDonald E. Monoghan . PrOUIX ..... M. Plora ....... J. Campbell . N. Heggert ... M. E. Welt... W. Green ... P. Jenkins ... M. McMillan 875 7078 963 2916 S. McMillan, 1 point; W. Weber, 3 points. C. McDonald J;â€" ... I;, Wilson .: J. Murray W. Tonkin D. McKie Dr. Weston Mair ... Dr. Honey 912 881 1027 Angrignon, 2 pts., M. McMillan, 2 W. Tonkin McDonald ... 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Immersion Heater, from Radiant Heaters, from.... â€"Exchange â€"Exchange 218. . 414 139 139 937 3042 3 pts. > P s3 mm ryte s ."rukzi‘“. BE M t e is ~» And notice is further given that after the said date, the Public Trusâ€" tee will proceed to distribute the esâ€" tate, having regard only to such claims of which he shall then have had noâ€" Notice is hereby given that all perâ€" sons having claims against the estate of James Clark, late of the Townâ€" ship of Walker, District of Cochrane, who died on or about the 20th day of April, 1927, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the underâ€" signed on or before the 3ist day of December, 19238. Dated at Toronto this 28th day of November, 1928. Public Trustee, Osgoode Hall. Toronâ€" to 2. 49â€"50â€"51. Thursday, Dec. 13th, 1928 $7.00 $3.90 $1.35 $5.15 $5.00