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' ' More .. one, says M. Auer, Dog Whip; Marshall-Eeele- stone, Dog Harness; E. J. Meyers, value $10.00; W. N. & f. H. Stock, Watch; J. A. Houvcse, box cigars; Porcupine Advance, 2 years' stthserip tioa to The Advam-e: H. Lrdue, S/ii; Sullivan & Newton, $10.00; Hrrnms & Honker, $10.00; Peters, Bum-1m Cm, U 5 lbs. Sweat: King's colt is me rig joyod Cu and that games an 159mm. 81mm ( HUMOROUS HOCKEY. HIGH WIDE AND EIANDSOME, YES! one it'wt' to be The following is the list of cash and other prizes secured to date by Fire Chief Borland for the Porcupine Dog Raise:--- Hamilton 's Livery, $5.00; North American Incinertor Co., t6.00; L. S. Newton. $5.00; F. M. Burke, $10.00; Curtis Drug Co., Smoking Set; W. R. Lowery, box of cigars; Jolm Dalton, $5.00; Empire Theatre, $5.00; Geo. L. Nam, King Edward Cafe, $5.00; L. Halperin, picture frame; Club Cafe, $5.00; S. Bueovetsky & Co., Hat; C. 11L Ite wh tior WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th., ,1921. LIST op DONATIONS TO THE PORCUPINE DOG RACE Imquai term a times sti on a ll urin guilty Messr nzer, Harry "if ?llllllilM WAKE! mu ol' some of without in TIMIMINS. lit W a S 1y no was neis V J tt r Brewer Offtee 26 let iuct 5111:1110 inn yl tt ram h J able " " Satur f-c " ttit' ON y Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Publisher ttt Canada - United States JIM W f as! so n , a ll Ill) I) l) M " Subscription Rates M Il O T lt n n Telephones: 110d off n II w a N uh 1V me was somethmg cruel, or whatevpr But everybody en- the way through, he big things that may be set down, a fust-elass game. H ttrd work better. full list of the linger stor'es--- Rinn, A. Dooley, Deacon, Saqnin, fl d ware m st‘class game. but Andy, for Residence 112 Just too mean 1'T $2.00 year S3.00 year 3 tripped up Hers. one of ll, 10 W ONTARIO Ha " Du ll ting like . general actually w a N & Co, $10.00 I'l‘ll) us Dix Ha I n )(‘key 1w- ‘ soo LOSES OUT BY BIG my; SCORE TO THE VARSITY nt and 119;] S. Trams will be disqualified for l & l any of the follouing eauses:--(a) Any “ml violation of the above rules; (b) oo: l Kieking or striking dogs with butt of tes', l whip; (e) Any unnoressary cruelty or (it? administering of stimulants. The (-nurse shall be as follows C-- Imperial Bank, via. Pine street to BS! 3101mm, Porcupine. Crown, Imperial, ru1r.nvtliird, Home Lake, Dome, South kev Paroupino, (around Pearee's Store 'ing Warner, ‘and pass King George We! Hotel), Sehumaeher, Goldfields Hotel, um- Imperial Bunk, Timmins. n d pt " IT le ll 5. In passing another competitor, passer will turn to his left. The other team will give half the road. Neither teams shall use whips in passing. 6. The road will be marked by arr-en's and each driver will pass at points where arrow' 'signs are placed. Buiween these points it is permiss- able to go qhs you see fit. 7. The starting and finishing point is like Imperial Bank building, Tim- In Thursday 's game the Soo were rurclassed by Varsity, the. latter show i-ng a speed and cleverness that dis- eounted the Northerners as probabil- ities for the championship. Saturday 's game showed even more eonelusively the superiority of Yar.. sity. From the opening of the game, the Soo hardly had a chance for a win. It is true that the Soo had a (ample of melneludingr their star, Donnelly. who were not up to con- ditionpn account of previous injuries but Carson, the Varsity star, simply ran away from all the" Soo players. He seemed to be able to score almost anytime he wanted to. He made no less than eight goals during the even- ing, and blue general opinion is that he could have made it 18 if he had tried very hard and it had been neces- ' my. He eluded the defence, as easy 3. Each team will present itself at the starting point one minute before its allotte4' starting time. If not ready, it will take last plaoe and the next man will start. RIMS MII Iliilil0l!iil [If PBHEUPINE Illlil BREE turday In T 1. Entrance to Me Race in open to any dog team north of the C.P.R. line in Ontario. 2. Entries to be made to G. A. Macdonald, editor of The Advance, not later than the day before the Race. Entry fee, $5.00, to be return- ed if team starts. ' 4. No team will consist of more than four dogs. Eadh team to finish with same outfit they start with. Regulations and Rules Pew and Easy To Understand. the regulations Commi thee l--- The course for the Porcupine Dog Race for 1921 will be the same as last year and the rules and regulations for the event have also been adopted without change. The following are the regulartions as laid out by the It rt Ht )ecl 1917 i,nutt 1fJIt?--1N ne. ur, 47 minutes. 1919---W. Martin, 1 hour, 33 min- es, Ll.') seconds. Second, Jean Pare, hour, 35 minutes. f.eo--)V. Martin, 1 hour, 28 min- ce... 19 seconds. Second, F. M. Wal.. :Q'l'nl'd, 1 hour, 41 minutes, 2 see- Ridden mu Seeond ivo. L‘nusm 35 seconds hour, 27 n rt m and 11H w t Ir, 27 mlnn-tes. Martin, 1 hour, 31 min- d, F. M. \VmHingf‘o-rd, 1 s in the previous Por- x'uees with their times wing approximately l4 follows:-- -liissim, 1 hour, 32 min- ids. Second, Len New- l minutes, 51 seconds. (Irusineau, 1 hour, 18 vxqwnses, the H. B. If: the aeeommodation Hahn's as usual mak- r their good work. 'Mr. the Thursday evening he wire, and Mr. R. the same for the Sa- event. .ct Ihe Son lost out ne with Varsity at was fur a win nudity Second, o. I 2S ter 'e. Soo fans, de.. team to win, trmen in the Ir the Ing" one ay, they had ms the round T? of 18 to 5 I' e m l " m in Jil- ALL THE PORCUPINE ASKS IS JUST A SQUARE DEAL. OWNOMWWNW”WMOW ., Wednesday evening last was Past- masters' Night at Golden Beaver Lodge A.F. & ALM. and a very pleas- ant and inspiring evening was spent by the brethren. There was former Masters of the Lodges in the District present and these conducted the work Among the Pas/tmasters present were Messrs. J. Mason, G. Bannerman, W. M. Widdifield, of Porcupine Lodge; W. F. B. Cadman, ISturgeon Lodge; H. Webb, E. L. Longmore, G. R. Vary, and C. G. Williams, P.D.D.Cr.M., Gold- en Beaver Lodge. Refreshments were served after the work of the Lodge and a pleasant social time enjoyed; ierms "'p'uppyeock, pure and simple." Then, with characteristic. weak.haelr- edness, ti turns to land the people and industries here. The Nugget has neither the fair sense to play straight nor the courage to be crooked. The Nugget has 'pei'siseritly "knoelr. ed” and misrepresented the For- cupine. but the Cobalt paper need not flatter itself that it is giving; the peo- ple here any particular worry. They are fretted little more than by any other plh)!’ joke at, a minstre,l show. The Porcupine certainly does not ask The Nugget to treat the people and industries here like that paper treats the Cobalt mines. People here do not. wish the abject, slavish, Graven eon- ev son. Carson’s wonderful work was the feature of the game. The Soo team has played flne ho- ekey throughout the season, but Var- sity sure has the 'better team. The Soo need not be ashamed of the de- feat. They carried along well the honors of the North Land, and put up a game bottle. Next year the North Land, by getting into the game ear- lier and staying right through, can make a better showing. Hockey fans here at this closing part of the season wish to express their appreciation and thanks to the Hamilton B. Wills Co., and to IMessrs A. 1tid'deill, S. Shankman, R. Richard- son and the others whose good work, given for'love of the sport, made possible the unusually good special wire service here during the season for reporting hockey games at. outside points. PASTMASTERS' NIGHT AT GOLDEN BEAVER LODGE. "o-oo-tttOtt-o-o-tttto-o. ST. PhTiillG'i EUCHRE and LUNCH Given by the English-speaking Ladies of the R.C. Gnurch TIEKETS 50c. 2:11 that is given the Colialt That is disg:ttsting:. The Por- however, would not object. to if}: approaching a square deal, t is nut asking too mueh--- of March the Seventeenth, 1921 at 8 Fm. wonderful work was in Parish Hall, Timmins THE PURCUPINE ADVANCE need not the peo- y. They by any '61 show. _ not ask The next of the series of After- noon Teas under the auspices of Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge, No. 173, LO, O.F., Will he held on March 17th, 3 to 6 p.m.', at the home of Mrs. R. Richardson, Tamarack street. All members and friends are invited to attend. ‘Mr. w. H. Wilson, of Sou% Por- eupine, formerly with the New Eur. pire Theatre Orchestra, leaves this week for Kapuskasing where he will take the management. of the motion pieture theatre there, recently pur- chased by the New Empire Theatre Co. of Timmins. 'r i The foreigner held up and shot while returning: from work on Mon- day night dust week is making: Irro- gress to early recovery at St. Mary's Hospital. The wound is in the fleshy part of the thigh and is not a serious affair in any way. The man whose name sounds something like Vasyl Grues1ly or Vaseline Gooseberry, told the poliee he thought he knew the man who shot him. The yolice ftrst. week visited the man accused and so far as can be leuvned he is a very respectable and law-abiding English- man, and still more to the point was safely in bed and asleep at the time of the crime and some hours before and after. If the injured man makes mistakes like this it will be very dif- ficult lo locate the real offender. "T The Open Dance of the Caledonian Society of Timmins is scheduled for April 5th in the Masonic Hall. ’ Mr. J. C. Coyrw, formerly of this Camp, was recently operated upon at Edmonton Public Hospital for ap- pendioitis. He is making good pro- gress to recovery avnd his friends here will join in wishing him a speedy and complete return to health. NORTHERN REEVE GETS ONE CENT AS DAMAGES (His friends in this part of the rid- ing will be sorry. to hear that Mr. Angus McDonald, M.P., is troubled at present with some allliction of the eyes and is consulting specialists in Montreal regarding: the matter“ y Mr. and Mrs. Jess Spring left last week for a visit to Toronto. TIMMIIS NEWS IN BRIEF ALL WELCOME ACCUSED or THEFTS PROM ST. MARY‘S HOSPITAL. This week Hillaire Breton, 19 years of age, whose home is at Black Lake, Quebec, but who for some 16 days was an orderly at St. Mary's Hos- pital here, left the town and with him it was thought. went a number of ar- ticles belonging to the Sisters, to .pa- tients and to others. These articles i luded a watch. belonging to a pa- tient; an electric massage machine: a leather club bag, brush and comb, and bathrobe taken from the hospital; a pair of shoes owned by a patient: and a mat. from a local hotel. The total value of the articles taken woald run around $100.00. The police were no- tified of the thefts and Provincial 0f- fieer Moore being informed picked up the young, man at South Porcupine. The goods in question were' found in his possession, and to the police the young fellow suggested that he did not want to steal but that he wished to go home and he wanted the folks at home to think he had good clothes, ete., and was doing w"ell, though as a matter of fact he was not doing so well at all. Two cheques were also found in his possession, one of them endorsed though the police have doubts as to whether the man whose name appears actually did the endors- ing. Just what the young fellow was doing with these eheques is being fur- ther enquired into. To the police Breton said he had no intention of cashing: them, but simply was carry- ing, them to show he had lots of money on him. It is understood that Breton spout a couple of years with one ol' the banks in Quebec, but. has recently been more or less roaming round at odd jolts one of his positions here being: as an assistant in Mr. P. 1leC'ovmiek's poolroom. P,vcton will reeently been more or less roaming round at odd jobs one of his positions here being: as an assistant in Mr. P. 11eCovmiek's poolroom. Breton will name before Magistrate Atkinson this week for preliminary trial for the ttl.. lciged thefts, in the meantime having emnfortable board and lodging at the Hotel De Greer. LUrs. M. Boivin and LMrs. A. Cro.,gne wish to thank oll those encouraging and assisting in the drawing for the smoker set which was won by ‘Mr. P. Thursdays, 1.30 to 3 p.tn.-Reserved for expectant mothers wishing to con- sult the Nurse. C)ftiee, hours of Public Healt 1.30 to 3 p.m. Clinic Room, opposite post Mare Wednesdays, Welfare Clinic more ants, than Men qualified a) do this kind of work are earning $3,000 a your and upwards. We want to get in touch with men, with or without experience, who wish to get into this kind of work through training. This training is conducted by chartered account ants. No interference with your pre- sent position and if you are ambitious for something better than just a job, state age, experience, nature of pre- sent duties. All information con- Mential. Rev. R. B. Gusting. B.A., Crh., Rector Phone 1121. Residence. No. I Hemlock Street, them (Anglican). . Tamarack Street and Fifth Avenue Sunday School, 3.00 pm. Baptisms, 4.15 p.m. Holy Communion :--1st Sunday of month. 31.00 1.111.: 3rd Sunday of month, 730 p.m.; Festivals, 8.30 a.m I: Box L.S., The Advance, Timm Sunday Service7, 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 Highest Market Prices PAID FOR ALL RAW FURS Dealer in Raw Furs Box 33, Matheson, Ont. Orders taken for high-grade garments. 9:111, Camp No. 1 , [IME Arm VISIT 8T. MATTHEW 'B CHURCH. h MRI ill: WWI 601W positions are ppen for acounnt- auditors and cost accountants there are ‘men qualified to fill NEH FAOLKENHhh1 BOOKKEEFERS WANTED 1921 II. H. MOORE 1.30 to 3 p.m.--Child's h Nurse 0mm M.D., 11.0.11 Mr. P. MI will 0:11 this the ttl.. D WANTED-Small flling cabinet, letter size; we or two drawers. Apply with particulars of size and price to The Advance, Timmins. Timmins Gold Nugget Rebekah L0dge,No I73 Owner forced to sell. Single prfoe each: Pullets, $4.00; Hens, $3.50; Male Bird $10.00. ---9-11p. Drawer A.,Timmins, Ont. MAID WANTED for general house- work. Apply, Mrs. H. J. Marshall, 12 Hemlock St., phone 57, Timmins. Visiting Brothers and Sisters al- ways welcome. Mary Morrison, May Richardson, --9 N.G. Ree. See. Fourteen pullets and eight yearling hens with a guaranteed laying aver- age of 175 eggs per bird. This pen is headed by a fine 1920 Rose Camb thoroughbred of the fa- mous GUILD strain. _ 0 Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday in the Oddfellows' Hall, Third Ave- nue. Splendid pen Ot Single Comb R.1. Reds. These birds must be seen to be ap- predated. Drop a postal to Wednesd 1921, for under Shin-kit ber trueiod sewer, n A ve. an. 4, A Court of Revision will be held on the 18th day of March, 1921, at 10 o’clook am. at The Council Rooms Timmins, Ontario, for the purpose of hearing complaints against the pro' posed a5wssment or the accuracy of frontage measurements and any other complaint which persons interested may desire to make and which is by law eosrnizahle hy the Court. II lil Itl Wort all to at )1 " (I 1 W' Fourth Avenue uni Cedar Streets. Pubiin Worship, 11 am and 7 p.111. omni H ll't O mung Term 41y " Sunda'. A card HI to 'Mr Lev TTTP, mlc BYE PIES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. , Il tl ri' POULTRY POR SALE H SALE OF TIMBER HI I‘OW'N OP D 1h 0W N OT? TIMMIN S ll 111 II m whrmw, Ontario. BENIAII BOWMAN, r of Lands and Forests. mth. 1021. Mm], 2.30 p.m. nvitmilun is extended to these servicez. ll V 'ttTRP," $13,?! 3-. NOTICE NO al HI m ll be peeeired by the to and ineiuding Nith day of March, [i to out the timber i' of the township of 10 District of Temis- sment 1hnent M ()N'l‘GUMI MONTGOMERY, Clerk. f The Corporation .‘immins has cons- nprovement Storm oer. between Third wm J. J. McGEE, may the Ttit", ot Cork is $1230.00 be paid by the al rate per foot wnts. The SW?- he, vaid'in 15 nd ll TIMMIN S bt im e n JU HO of Sale and be obtained undersigned Crown Tim- tlet Itl e It Lrposo 0 t the pro- ol nl h of of the re held , at 10 Rooms IT Clerk estc, m