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TK I OH. LE DUC "The Big Dog Derby at the Pas, Maâ€" nitoba, will be held this year on Feâ€" bruary 28th. It is expected that 19 or 20 teams will be entered for the event. s g1in@. All the corrtents of the top of Mrs, Kenning‘s dressing stand were taken, including rings, pins, toilet arâ€" ticles, ete, Apparently the thieves Just swept everything handy into bags or bazkets and made away with ail that could be easily gathered. The police were notified of the robâ€" bery and have been busy on the case since. It is hoped to bring the guilty parties to trial very shortly. The robbery was discovered by Mr. and . Mrs. Kenning on their return from the hockey match when they noticed that the house seemed sonicâ€" what disarranged. Investigation showâ€" ed that a large quantity of valuable articles kad disappeared. Further inâ€" vestigation showed that the back door had been broken up, the thieves apâ€" parently gaining entrance that way. Evidently the thieves were well acâ€" quainted with the house and had watched Mr. and Mrs. Kenning leave the place. Apparently the house was then entered and the goods hurried ly gathered together and removed. Robbers visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenning on Thursday night while they were at the hockey match and stole goods to an estimatâ€" ed value of $1200.00 or more, and some articles with a sentimental vaâ€" lue that can not be figured in dollars and cents. Among the goods stolen were articles of jewelry of various kinds, inelnding gifts to Mrs. Kenâ€" ning from her father which wore prized beyond any price; a tailored suit of Mrs. Kennings, silk stockings, dresses and other valuable articles of clothing; silverware; novelties; toilet articles; documents, etc., ete. Among the other things taken was the marâ€" riage certificate of Mr. and (Mrs. Ken-! $1200 Worth of Gcods Taken from Residence Whil'e°§d.r. and Mrs. F. Kenning Were at Hockey * Match. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4th., 1922 BOLD RCBBERY OF HOME HERE THURSDAY NIGHT THE PORCUPINE RQVANCE Published every Wednesday by . Gen,. Lake, Publisher Carada â€" _ United States 26 Subscription Rates: Delivery, Daily in Timmins, and twice a week in Schumacher Phone 213 Besf :.:. ;.....:}.:;." Fork, .:.:}sl....l..." Mutton, forequarters, Hindquarters ....... Veal, hindauarters .. Baushge ............ Choicest Turkey, 12 t #00009000080008000000090000000000080090000000000000000490000e Shortening, per Ib. . All kinds of Fish, fresh and salt, at reduced prices. ©000060080000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000686 is Look at the big savings you can make in the followâ€" f ing, all best quality :â€" uSS * T m 1 ons tal im NxoR 3 (Mourtemis Kp Canrenr a ib Io ,.::',‘ h 6t Woles fubbi‘y t yB 3t j 4 7 ‘ e 9 P Mids aph o â€" nds i Mn c d Pacps, oo is o ARMRAY ht CV .A Whicpiqt Sm . N 6 C B C 6 y Y £ rk t ntoigtit P Wt ho CBP raisth Fon B C y : Bs 8 3 _ P â€" a (BU L o Ned s v o o t C ' C Y o + . . PA fedas oo w aea wadsiGnte folice it arre se eke Uop 3 t Telephones : uD en‘ on Om o t FOR Rest of This Week Only Residence 112 Maie en o on t e\ b /5 0 $2.00 year $3.00 year ONTARIO 12 to 1 7¢., 12¢., and 15¢,. ... 16¢. and 18c. § s ie lel.t. 140, aAYrta ts r+as dA IG. s tlacns . v.sy 106. 10c. and 20c. 5 Ibs., at pet athihislpinininlpininininipisistsustsusigusucls Prince Edward Island: Hon. John Ewen Sinclair, Minsiter without portâ€" folio. a 4 Hon. \Daniel (Duncan ‘MeKenzie, Minister without portfolio and Soliâ€" eitor General. »New Brunswick; Hon. A. B. Copp, L.L.B., Secretary of State. a.c«~00¢. Nova Scotia:Hon. William Stevens Fielding, IL.L.D., D.CL., Minister of Findnce. Last week W.lLyon Mackenzie King was sworn in as Prime Minister of Canada. His eabinet is officially anâ€" nounced as follows:â€"â€" Premier W. Lyon Mackenzie King and Cabinet Duly Sworn Into Office. THE NEW GOVERNMENT FOR THE SOMINION Quebec: Hon. Raoul Dandurand, 16c. 33 Fourth Ave., Timmins Pure Lard; per Ib. ............. 186. 10 Ibs. Sugar for .:...........:.. Ofc. Hots!l‘ size Milk, St. Chanles .... 30c. Pure Strawberry Jam, Jacobs & Co. breand, 4:1b: in fot .......;::. 90c. Potatoes, 90 Ib. bag, choice .... $1.75 Apples, 15 Ibs. for ..:.........: $1.00 Extra fancy BEarbadoes Molasses, per Finest Bulk Black Tea, 2 lbs. for 65¢. brand, 4:1b: in fot ......;: Potatoes, 90 I). bag, choice ... Apples, 15 Ibs. for .:........ Extra fancy BEarbadoes Molass Pure tard; per Ib. ........... 10 Ibs. Sugar for ............ Hotsl‘size Milk, St. Chanles .. Pure Strawberry Jam, Jacobs Hon, Geo. Perry Graham, Minister of Militia and Defence and [Minister of Nava) Service. Hon. Charles Murphy, B.A., K.C., Postmaster General. Hon. Thomas Andrew Low, Minisâ€" ter without portfolio. ‘Ontario : Hon.~William Lyon Mack: énzie King, CJM.G., M.A., LL.B., L. L.D., Prime iMnister, Secretary of State for External Affairs, President of the Privy Council. Hon. Ernest Lapointe, B.A., LL.B., K.C., Minister of Marine and Asheries. Hon. James Alexander Robb, Minâ€" ister of Trade and Commerce. Hon. Jaeques Bureau, L.L.B., Minisâ€" ter of Customs and Excise. Hor. Henri Secerin Beland, B.A;, M.D., Minister of Soldier‘s Resestaâ€" blishment and Minister in charge of the Department of Health. Hon. Sit. Lomer Gouin, K.C., M.G., L L .D., Minister of Justice. L.D., K.C., Miinster without portfolio. Hon. William Costello Kennedy, ol en wl y me t THKE PORCOUPINE ADVANCE The New Term at the Timmins Busiâ€" ness College begins, January 2nd. We want an enrollment of at least 30 New Students, Students enrolling now will graduate in from three to six months. In spite of the fact that Our College is yet onmly four months established in Timmins, we have Stuâ€" dents who are already prepared for positions. If you have not already enrolled do not hesitate any longer, enroll new for a Six month‘s course and be prepared for the May and June positions which the College secures for you, . Get full information now and be prépared #or Tuesday morning, January 2nd., or as soon after as possible. Timmins Business College ANNQUNCEMENT The regular meeting of Kara Sancâ€" torum No. 153 will be held in the Oddâ€" fellows‘ Hall on Friday, January 6th, at 8 p.m. Businessâ€"Installation of officers by District Deputy Supreme Monarclos A. E. Prout. Initiation. ().00.H . & P. At the beginning of a new Year, afâ€" ter every citizen of the township of Tisdale must be satisfied with the reâ€" sults of our municipal election, I beg to thank one and all for the surprisâ€" ing support I have received. Prosperity for my known and anâ€" known friends, also success for our awakening township, are my sincerest wishes. Phone 131. Recsidence, No. 1 Hemlock Street. Holy Communion:â€"â€"Ist. Sunday of month, 11.00 a.m.; 3rd. Sunday of month, 7.30 p.m.; Festivals, 8.30 a.m. Baptisms, 4.15 p.m. Rev. R. 8. Cushing, B.A., L.Th., Rector Sunday Services, 11,00 a.m., and 7,00 p.m. Sunday School, 3.00 p.m. (Anglican). Tamarack Street and Fifth Avenue 27 Fourth Avenue and Cedar Streets. Public Worship, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. The Pas Herald last week said:â€" ++A man is only a half man until he is married, and when he is married he is half gone.‘‘ *‘The Christmas issue of The Porâ€" eupine Advance is an excellent and newsy a#count of the year‘s doings in the Poreupine. The stuff is short, snapâ€" by and informative. For one thing it says that the gold mines of that place have paid over $22,000,000 in dividâ€" ends, and that the Hollinger is the world‘s second largest gold mine. We can readily believe both statements, with the comment that now that the Hollinger has taken an interest in the Pas district, via Elbow lake, it will soon be the world‘s leading gold proâ€" ducer. We know ding well we slm]l‘ sooner or later quarrel with The Adâ€" vance as to the real home of the Hol-l linger."‘ > s THIS QUARREL WOULD MAKE A DESPERATE WAR The last issue of The Pas Herald says :â€" I beg to remain, Minister of Railways and Canais. \Hon. James Murdock, Minister ‘of Labor. y Saskatchewan: Hon,. William Richâ€" ard Motherwell, Minister of Agriculâ€" ture. > y Alberta: Hon. Charles Stewart, Min ister of Interior, Superintendent Genâ€" eral of Indian Affairs, Minister of Mines., ¢ British Columbid : Hon. Hewitt Bosâ€" tock, (M.A., Minister of Public Works. Rev. J. D. Parks, B.D., Minister. Birch Street. Phone 138. BT. MATTHEW‘S CHURCH. BYRNES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LETTER OF THANKS ANSARA BLOCK 6. M. Terry, Prin. W. W. WILSON, W. G. SMITH, Registrar. Barber, South Porecupine. Onvario. . Tenders will be received by .t dersigned up to noon on Sat January 14th, 1922, for the gra of the road north side of Mat River from line between Lots 4 to three miles west. Tenders to state price per yard spread on road. ; ALEX. STIRLING, Governisent Road Ins Application of contractors w received by the undersigned up t includirg January 14th, for the tion of a theatre in the Town of mins, Ont. . Estimates, plans, mailed on request. «Only contr; capable of taking complete char erection need applvâ€" HOUSE FOR SALE in Schumacher: STRAYED OR STOLEN from South (Poreupine on Dec. 29th,â€"a white wireâ€"haired fox terrier, black face and black patch on root of tail, weight about 18 Ibs. ; answers to the name of Mike. Reward for informâ€" ation as to whereabouts. M. B. Glazier, South Poreupine. 12 FPOR SALEâ€"New house in Mattaâ€" gami Heights, 7 rooms, 2 storeys, suitable for boarding or_ rooming house; 1 large room suitable for store. Bargain for cash, or can arâ€" range terms. â€"Apply to Arthur Dechaine, Mattagami Heights, Timâ€" mins, P.O. 1â€"3p. WASHING AND IRONINGâ€"Mrs. Moleski will,do washing and ironâ€" ing, or dry washing, or ironing alone, at her house. Clothes called for and delivered. Apply (Mrs. Moâ€" leski, Box 425, Timmins, or at reâ€" sidence in Rochester. 1â€"4 HOUSE FCOR SALE, at Gillies Lake; wellâ€"finished ; seven good rooms; alâ€" so good shack on property. Apply to Mrs. Laura Fournier, at the preâ€" mises, or Tinnmins P. 0. _ â€"50â€"53p FOUNDâ€"On the Hill, a man‘s Scearf. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this advt. Apply to 24 Tamarack street. 1â€" HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"Poolroom downâ€" stairs; twelve rooms, kitchen, etc. Apply to Nick Chiz, 56 Fourth Aveâ€" nue, Timmins. â€"â€"]9,; HARRY W. DARLING MINING ENGINEER Examinations, Reports, Developâ€" menrt Programs. Reed Block, Timmins, Porcupine District, Ontario. FURNISHED ROOM WANTED with Phons 184. FOR SALEâ€"1 Coal Heater, almost new. Also, 1 pair of Ladies‘ Hoeâ€" key Boots, size 4. Apply to 1 Maple street. â€"{= WANTEDâ€"A maid for general house work. Apply Mrs. W;!ie, 19 Hemâ€" lock street. Phone 197. Iâ€"â€" POR SALEâ€"Thoroughbred White Leghorn Cockerels. Apply to C. G. Cummings, 47 Maple Street. Jp. 1 rooms; 2 ~storeys;, reasonable terms. Apply P. 0. Box 662, or Phone 171, Timmins. â€"50 CUSTOMS ENTRY FORMS FOR Saleâ€"Apply Poreupine Advance Office. GOOD BREAD BAKER WANTEDâ€" Apply to L. S. Newton, Box 336 or Phone 8, Timmins. 1â€" LOSTâ€"Pair of Coon Gauntlets. Reâ€" ward. Finder please return to The Adyance Office, Timmins. 1â€"2 FOR RENTâ€"Furnished house, thre rooms. Apply to B. Lennan, 6( Eim street, corner Broadway. _ â€"] APPLICATION OF TENDERS GIRL WANTEDâ€"Apply 13 Bireh st., Timmins. Phoue 262. 1p. BABY SLEIGH FOR SALE, Apply Box L., Advance Office. L. FURNISHED ROOM to rent. Apply 6 Elm Street. ® GyIAs ROOMING HKOUSE TO_RENT private family; must be comfortâ€" able. Apply by letter to <P.0. Box 105, Timmins, Ont. 1p. MISS B. FINDLAY TENDERS WANTED tm C Adaly JCIOA, LOr tNe ¢recâ€" a theatre in the Town of Timâ€" Int. _ Estimates, plans, ete., on request. »Only contratcors of taking complete charge of cneed apply. Henderson Quinn, Sr, ‘ Globe Theatre Co., GRADUATE NURSE 127 Neeve Street noad inspector. Timmins, Oxnt.. eived by the un Cochrane, Ont. Guelph, Ont on ISaturday, the gravelling of ')lattugami tors will be and 5 cubic ) Al Feku‘y $ Noah Mifer ©+0400§000006000CGD00Ob60®006 ©$$000000000680004«006¢9 ®A4 3b\Third Ave Tuning andRppairing Scj de 9 Maple St. ginger Sewing Ma Phone 261A. Aut N. > o J Omp m ue bu Pay t prices when bumig fron} y If you want to y anythi in Furniture, Str, Bedj§ ibtresses, Ete., yomill get fobargains here. Tfjon want foll, we‘ll treat yoiright. 8 Bo Hi 5U T Or ut y ver 0. SECUN Satisfaction Gujranteed WOOD, ALL WNGTHS y Willis Pian from ng eal red yed d v COH. Cauthier C3 °T. Iresident thanGenberg men t am St.) : _ Timmins. Promut De anlt condâ€"Hand sell |a goods cheap ya4 prices when fron vWIf vou want ALEDONIAN & TIMMINS H\|FLKENHAM AL. WILSBN every second and the month in tha to nativeâ€"born CCoUNTANT r Bw Furs itim. Ont. , TIMMINS ana ORCUPINE, tor, Etc. Deale 1 be at Timmins ily. ICES #000§r004%@#4 8nd thOSe OE et Prices RAW FURS Notary Public OR Ssaryr highâ€"grade Phone 236 soOCIETY or wcots and f£ Scottish y 2l t