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Thursdayv. J; EXTRA SPECIALâ€"Here‘s Your Chance for a Big Saving SPECIALâ€"â€"McLAREN‘S INVINCIBLE SPECIALâ€" McLAREN S BUTTER 12â€"oz. Leaktite Pail 18¢ SPECIALâ€"_PEN NANT IRAND Average 3 to 5 lbs ber lIb. This is Onion Week Throughout Ontario SPECIALâ€"Choice Cut from Prime Steer per 1b. SPECIALâ€"Chorice JEWEL Shortening Print SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ME JAVA BLEND â€" or [b.+40c Flour 271C SPECIAL~~â€" _ MANYFLOWERSâ€"The Cold Cream SPECIALâ€" GILCHRIST‘S TT «n a#m n s a n a_ _# 4n +TA* nd,. ALL oN SALE AT THESE PRICES SPECIA L : JAN. 2329 HONEY ; SPICED mR y oE B tCA eE 10 PiIMENTO / STUFFED Mild Cured per Ib. SPECIALâ€"Smoked Sliced per lb SPECIALâ€"Choice Milk 2 BORDEN‘S EVAPORATED Tins Cleans Everything Pkg. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO $0. PORCUPINE OLOâ€"TIMER |=: PROPS DEAD ON THE ROAD > Frank â€" Kallio Expires from â€" Heart J Trcuble.. Carnival at Rink Largely n Attended. Other News from y South Porcupine Correâ€" spondent. : a South Porcupine, January 20th, 1931. Special to The Advance. Miss Marita Arbour, of Toronto, is holidaying with her sisters in camp. Mr. H. P. DePencier, managing direcâ€" tor of ths Dome Mines, left on Sunday for the South. Little Isabel Hepburn, the sixâ€"yearâ€" cld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hepâ€" burn, is seriously ill and .likely to be confined to her bed for some months with rheumatic fever. The carnival put on by the Rink family from Timmins to South Porcuâ€" Committee on Wednesday, . January l pine to reside. He is now employed by was largely attended but there| w. Fairhurst, having been formerly were very few in costume owing to the |baker for J. Watt, Timmins. severity of the weather. The skating| On Monday afternoon Frank Kallio, was good as there was a splendid sheet |a Finlander about fifty years of age, of ice. As there was so littls compstiâ€" | dropped dead opposite the Helmer farm tion only three prizes were given. As on the Davidson road while on his way a green and gold pierrot Miss Ivy Freeâ€" \home to Pottsville after being in town. man got the first for lady‘s fancy c0Osâ€" |He has been resident of the Porcuâ€" tume. Margaret Lloyd as a coloured E;:f.ne camp since the early days. Heart mammy took the prize for lady‘s comic.|failure is supposed to have been the She was accompanied by Stella Macâ€"|cause. He has of late been residing in Dougall dressed s the coloured daddy,|a shack over at Pottsville. An investiâ€" and between them they toted a muchâ€" |gation was held and an inquest decided fussedâ€"up pickaninny. "Chiek" Abramâ€" / as unnecessary. The body was son, as the South End Garage had the |into town and held for burial. So far most outstanding costume on the ic?.|as can be ascertained he is unmarriec Draped with auto accessories of | and has no relatives here. types with an inflated inner tube as a| Dr. Kinsman is in Toronto this week. necklace he made a comical picture,| The Kitchener Rebekah Lodge are putâ€" and obtained the man‘s prize given.|ting on their euchre, bridge and dance Other costumes were:â€"Reg Vaughan,.| on the evening of Wednesday, January clown:; H. Chevrier and Vladimir Caâ€" |28th. pyk, darky minstrels There were NnO|â€" Mr. H. M. Wilson was a business visiâ€" races or children‘s costumeé prizes. The ? tor to Haileybury this week. Rink Committee purposes putting on | Mrs. F. Dowzer is considered to be carnival eSDECia«uy for children later On.| out of danger now after her recent ill~ It is to be hoped it won‘t be quite such | ness, severe cold so that the kiddies can come| Miss Sybil Luman, Mrs. J. Ostrom‘s in all their gala array without danget ; sister, is improving and a good recovery of taking cold. is Loped for from the severe injuries mana,gement of the skating arena and is giving very careful attention to the ice and keeping the dressingâ€"rooms in | good shane. Over two hundred chud-l ren from the Dome and town tock adâ€"| vantage of the free skating on Satur-l day afternoon last. From tots just able | to toddle around on their bob ckaueal to the High School boy who thinks hel knows it all where skating or sport is | concerned, they had a merry time.| There was another record attendanc> on Saturday night in spite of the faci that the mild weather had made it imâ€" possible to flood the rink for a new sheet of ice. Skating lasts until eleven on Saturday nights and it is much apâ€" preciated by the committee how many citizens both of the Dome and town that are availing themselves of this healthy pastime. Dressing rooms forâ€" merly ample in their accommodation are becoming inadequate for the numâ€" ber attending. On Thursday evening last the Ssouth Porcupine High School Club played Timmins High School in their first N. OH.A. hockey fixture on home ice, the home team being on the happy side of a 4â€"2 score. The Timmins squad were represented by Ray Wallingford, Chrisâ€" tian Charron, Sheridan, Shields, Walâ€" ter Finkelman, Grant Barron, Don Mcâ€" Lauchlan, Fred Grant, Francis Gilbert, and Mike Lucan. South Porcupine linedâ€"upâ€"goal, Ken Myers, defence, Ross McPhail and Harry McLean; cenâ€" tre, Carlo Cattarello; wings, Paul Merâ€" cier and Douglas McCann. "Bun" Dorâ€" an, Homer MclIrptosh and Owen Wright were the reserves. Zizgmund Ostrowsky acted as referse. Carlo and Doug were the scorers for South Porcupine while Charron and Shields put the rubber across for Timmins. Ken Myers did some good work in goal for the home youngsters as the visiting team were decidedly the heavier and more aggresâ€" sive. "Bun" Doran the midget of the Porcupines, won decided applause on various cccasions by his nifty stickâ€" handling. Doug. McCann is an enerâ€" getic player and was a threat to Timâ€" mins whenever he was on the ice. Paul Mercier was watched closely when he sailed ur) the ics with his long lanky | stride and has a reach when he goes| after the puck that tickled the fsms.l Cattarello was particularly good at cenâ€" ‘ tre, passing unreservedly to his wing! men. The two defence me°n gave their goalise good protection and when his rearâ€"guard let down Ken was on the alert to keep his citadel safe. S3uth | Porcupine ‘scored in the first period.l They came back to do it again in theI second, Timmins also tallying in this frame. Fairly fast play for a schoaol fixture featured this period. In the third pericd Timmins got in another while the home team toboganned up/ to four. Doug. McCann did some pretty work in checking. Bun Doran with Harry McLean and again with Cattarâ€" ello made some smart twoâ€"man rushes, their passing and stickâ€"handling beâ€" ing a treat. Quite large number of supporters were out for the game. The curling club have number of new members ber this year. Others will also be welcomed. On Sunday evening last the annual vestry meeting of St. Paul‘s Anglican Church was held after the service. The officials elected for the ensuing year were:â€"vicar‘s warden, W. Fairâ€" hurst; people‘s warden, Maxwell Smith,l Sr.; vicar‘s sidesmen, Reg. Vaughan and Maxwell Smith, Jr.; people‘s sidesâ€" men, W. Freeman and J. Newman. Financial and other reports were read and the archdeacon gave short adâ€" dress on the work. On Monday evening the fire departâ€" ment had a call to the home of Mr. Jack Spitz, on the Davidson road. It proved to be nothing more than a clflmneyfirethstwasawaytoagood start but had not done any damage mm e added quite a s to their numâ€" wishing to join 20th,. 19831 more than give the lnma.tza a gosd scare. on Thursday last the Ymmg People‘s Society cf the United Church elected their officers for this term. Mr. Jack Andrew was reâ€"elected as president; first viceâ€"president, Mrs. M. Thomas, Jr.; second viceâ€"president, Miss Mcâ€" secretaryâ€"treasuror, Robert Mcâ€" Nabb; secretaryâ€"treasurer, Williams, Jr. At the bridge club meeti day last, Mrs. FP. Clark wa All the members were pré members being needed prizeâ€"winners â€" were:â€"first, Mrs. G. Cross; second, Mrs. T. J. Wright. Her friends here will deeply sympathâ€" ize with Mrs. Hugh Boyle in the death of her father, Mr. Black, of Fort Wilâ€" liam. Word of his serious illness came to Mrs. Boyle as she was sitting aown to her New Year dinner. She left the next morning but was unable to reach Fort William before his demise. ' Miss Sybil Luman, Mrs. J. Ostrom‘s sister, is improving and a good recovery is Loped for from the severe injuries received in the motor accident in which she was hurt. j The Trail Rangers‘ Club has elected lits new officers for this term, the Chief lRanger being Reginald Clark; subâ€" ‘chis?, Fred Andrews; tally, Jack Deaâ€" 'con; cache, George Young; hockey capâ€" Italn, N. MCKay Mrs. Heath of Kirkland Lake is the !guest of Miss B. M~>C. Shaw in town. \ We congratulate our townsman Mr. !Jack Coyne on the showing made by ! his fine police dog, "Waldo," in the reâ€" cent show at Timmins. In a large class ‘"Waldo" carried off second honours. | Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Sudbury, | have taken up residence on Comnaught iHill in town. L _ C.G.ILT. have elected their offiâ€" Mr. Stenley Watson has moved his family from Timmins to South Porecuâ€" pine to reside. He is now employed by W. Fairhurst, having been formerly baker for J. Watt, Timmins. On Monday afternoon Frank Kallio, a Finlander about fifty years of age, gropped dead opposite the Helmer farm on the Davidson road while on his way home to Pottsville after being in town. Hs has been a resident of the Porcuâ€" camp since the early days. Heart failure is supposed to have been the Mr. H. M. Wilson was a business visiâ€" tor to Haileybury this week. Mrs. F. Dowzer is considered to be out of danger now after her recent i11â€" nes". C t"arâ€" ‘t‘his term as follows:;â€"departâ€" Stores E2 Corner Storeâ€"423 Here we are again with another real list of weekâ€"end specials. At the preâ€" sert time we hear of an Influenza Outbreak in Europe which may visit us, and unless we are prepared, might end in disaster, So Ts Cf bareain: for Help you to do so economically by this specially prepared list of bargains for ead are 2s t DENTAFORM TOOTH BRUSHES, reg. 50¢ ...... IPANA TOOTH PASTE PINAUD‘S LILAC LOTION COTY‘S FACE POWDER WITH TUBE COTY FACE CREAM, 2 for 590 k . : ) : o hh . . t Ko/ Nee Thursday â€" â€" Friday â€" â€" Saturday BARBASOL Regular 50¢ LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE sCoOTTS EMULSION Large PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM .“.. # t# #« # #w ## #* # # ## # * # L #* @o# *# # *# ## #* # # #* # # #@ # ‘. McCOY‘S COD LIVER OIL TABLETS, reg. $1.00 39c 2 for 75¢ SPECIA L Abbe Warre‘s Medicines Bridge Playing Cards Regular 50¢ e e e en e as the h resent n all ~alt * 4: fffi,fif/ff///fllfi?f’¢lflll/’%filll7??’//’(1’1’%?”7’1’2’#/_ 7 « NQTPTTC To Holders of Mining Claims in Ontario Not Yet Patented or Leased. Notice is hoereby given to hqders of mining claims, wheresoever situate. upon which the work specified in the Mining Act has been prchibited or restricted to a stated period by the Minister of Lands and Forests under the authority of the Mining Act, or where permission to do the work has been given under conditions and limitations designed to protect the timber. THAT under the Forest Fires Prevention Act, 1930, they are required to apply to the District Forester in the District in which the land is situate for a permit to perform such work, and that failure to apply for such permit, or upon issue of the same,failure to perform and record the work prescribed by the Mining Act, will subject iner claim to cancellation. ‘The time for performing and recording the said work is extended by Orderâ€"inâ€"Council to and including the 15th day of November, 1931. If the work is so done and recorded, the time for computing the date before which further work upon the claim is required, will be computed as from the said 15th day of November, 1931. ; > L > % Te is P . S c V l ment superintendent, Miss McGavin; | CORNISH CLUB SOCIAL AND group leaders, Miss Paice @nd Mifis; WHIST DRIVE, JANUARY 29 Watson:; president, Lily Brown; secreâ€" | es tary, Doris Eyre; treasurer, Elizabeth | The Cornish Social Club are holding Brown; pianist, Miss Watson. The a whist drive and social in the Hollinâ€" two CGILT. groups are the Wideâ€" | Ser Recreation hall on Thursday evenâ€" Awakes and the King‘s Daughters. iin<r Jan 29th The whist drive begins 7 t3 . o n i i n n es Y T ut Tok th ) s l Able ts M NoNE ) /. uk d .: e V : N6 Wt uh ut t Pnd Nt l B0 0 M ce 100 8 en The name and address of the District Forester to whom application for such permit should be made, may be obtained from the Recorder of the Mining Diviâ€" sion in which the claim is situate. A miner‘s license in the name of the appliâ€" cant, or due renewal of the same, must accompany the application and the number or numbers of the mining claim or claims must be clearly stated. The Jolly Juniors also elected their officers earlier in the evening:â€"preâ€" sident, Dorothy Couch; secretary, Jean Andrews; â€" treasurer, Stella~ Brown, r‘anist, Mrs. Andrew. Quite an enâ€" thusiastic interest is being taken in these two groups. Bornâ€"On Saturday, January 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. George McDonnellâ€"a son. WAMPOLE‘S COD LIVER OIL PREP. MATHIEU‘S SYRUP . DAVIS‘ PAIN KILLER Toronto, December 9th, 1930 VICK‘S VAPOâ€" PARTNERS®: A, A. Amos F. J. Thornton K. F. DeLong G, F. Black WATERBURY‘S COD LIVER OIL DEXTRI MALTOSE NESTLE‘S FOOD CASTORIA PIN EX On the $185.00 Radio we wiil allow â€"$40.00 for your old gramophone or radio. This is an excepticnal offer and is only open for a short time. Victor Radio Announcemen BUY NOW Gramophones Repaired RADIOS SERVICED rcrifice sale of Gramophones Values up to $150.00 for MINING CLAIM HOLDERS 11 Pine==? STOCKS BONDS GRAIN Cobalt DEPARTMENT OF Direct private wires with F. O‘Hearn CO., Tcronto, members Standard Stock Mining Exchange, and leading Stock and Grain Exchanges, with private wire connections to New York, Montreal, Chicago and Winnipeg. Phone 100 Timmin licit your inquiries and patronage T. F. SUTHERLAND, Acting Deputy Minister of Mine G. F. BLACK, Manager The Cornish Social Club are holding a whist drive and social in the Hollinâ€" ger Recreation hall on Thursday evenâ€" ing, Jan. 29th. The whist drive begins at 8 c‘clock. This will then be followed by dancing and refreshments, so come along and enjoy yourself. Each memâ€" ber may bring a friend. Members are asked to kindly bring Any who have not yet joined the club may obtain memberchip cards at the hall on Thursday of next week, Jan. 209th. The Two for $1.50 1 HOT WATER BOTTLE $2.00 1 ATTACHMENT SET $1.00 QUININTF w2 Stores 17% Wilsonâ€"S CAMPHORATED OIL Laura Secord Candies Take a box of these wonderf{ul Chocclates home for the weekâ€" Regula Regula Regula Regular Regular relieves, regul Regular $1.00 Kirkland Lake gTs. SPECIA L 290C $1. AVC REMEDY, on regular 50c Timmins, Ont. end 309¢c, dozen 20e dozen $3.00 17¢ 333C 8$1.19 dose 39¢ .69¢ 19¢ 3J7¢ 19¢ 37°¢