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t% t .+ Bd Whacx: it ‘OR (Â¥] 1 hsC l navill it ie | THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE ds ©406004008000804 3900084000000 0000000080009000008000808 0 O Toronto newspaper recently reâ€" ported a young lady of that city as saying, ‘‘My, I could dance every night in the week.‘‘ All right, dear, come right up to the Poreupine. Last Monday night there was a Dance in King‘s Hall, Wednesday night the regular weekly dance at South End, Thursday night a dance after the Hockey Match, Friday night the regâ€" wlar dance in the Masonic Hall and Melntyre Recreation Hall, Saturday night a dance in King‘s Hall. And on Tuesday night there were at least two private dances in town. (a8y (Mr. Jas. Kingston, one of the oldâ€" timers of the North Land, is the now manager of the Hotel Iroquois, Iroâ€" quois Falls. ‘Mr. Kingston has been connected with a number of leading hotels in this part of the north, being a pionger in this line. . He built the Kingston House at South Poreupine and other leading hotels in the north, while more recently he was in charge of the hotel at Smooth Rock Falls. Lately he was residing in New Lisâ€" keard. In addition to the several improveâ€" ments recently made in the ‘*boards"‘ at the Hamilton, B. ‘Wills office here, there has been other upâ€"toâ€"date imâ€" provements in the office furnishings. The counter has ‘been replaced by a partition and wicket that brings the office right up to the minute in equipâ€" ment,. BORNâ€"At Mattagami Heights, on Mohday, December 2%th, 1921, to Mr, and Mrs. E. St. Cyr,â€"a son. Two very pleasing dances were heid in King‘s Hall during the past week, one after the Hockey match on Thursday evening and the other on Saturday night to see the old year out and the new year in. Both were well attended and all present had a very good time. Mr., Donald Cameron returned last Thursday from his home in Buckingâ€" ham where he spent the Christinas holdiavs. The dance at Schumacher on Friday at the Mclntyre Recveation Hall was the usual wellâ€"attended and enjoyable success. [There are many these days expressâ€" ing their opinion that the Millenium is near or here. And if there should ever come a Janaury without a hot municipal contest in Tisdale: Townâ€" ship we would all begin to believe in the Millenuium Dawn all right; Mr. Lyall Alexander returned this week to Toronto, after spending the past two weeks in Timmins. Mr. A. 8. Fuller returned on Sunâ€" day from a visit to the south and east. ‘The next regular meeting of thé Caledonian Society of Timmins will be held in the 1.0.0.F. Hall on Friday evening of next week, January 13th, The special feature of the e;'\;ening wiil be an address by the Président,, Mr, M. B. Scott. $900000000000000000000000000000000000080000000000000 @600008000000000000006000000000000000000000000000000» Are you writing it 1922 vet T. & N. 0â€" Wateh Inspector Timmins and District Notes Glasses fitted and broken lenses immins EYES EXAMINED Chas. ery Happy and Prosperous _ New Year to All. H. HORWITZ Jeweler and Optician (Between Hollinger Stores). replaced e JEWELER at _ _Fire Chief A. Borland was the host at a pleasant little banquet in the fire hall on ThursQay evening after the hockey match, the guests being the boys of the brigade, the chairman of the department and one or two other special friends of the Brigade. The turkey and all the rest of the ‘‘eats‘‘ were delicious, cooked just right, and there was a good social time enjoyad by all present. [The gathering was closed with three hearty cheers for the Fire Chief, for Councillor L. 8. Newâ€" ton, Chairman of the Fire and Light Committee, and for Mrs. Borland who always has a kindly thought and care for the boys of the Brivade. Fire believed to have originated in a defective chimney, destroyed four buildings at Englehart last week and caused a loss estimated at about $10,â€" 000.00._ The buildings destroyed were Demers‘ boarding house, Clark & Cooâ€" ley‘s boarding house, C. .‘Palangi ‘3 building and M@Pherson’%"bnkery. The premises of (Mr. Keast, tailor, were also damaced. Last Wednesday in the Intermediâ€" ate series Haileybury won from Coâ€" balt with a score of 7 to 1. Specik got three of the goals for Haileybury, @nd had a hand in some other seores. «Dr. ‘Mitchell returned last week afâ€" ter spending the holidays in Toronto. (Mr. Taylor Pipe was elected Mayor of Cobalt on Monday by a majority of about 50 over Thomas Reilly. _ The Cobalt _ Council elected _ comprises Messrs. Lafrange, ‘Reckin, (Lowery, Fortin, Pauze and Drew. A ‘‘Hard Times‘‘ Dance is the feaâ€" ture at the MelIntyre Hall, Schumachâ€" er, on Tuesday evening next, January 10th, Melntyre Hall dances are alâ€" ways interesting and enjoyable and this one no doubt will be up to the usual high standard. Last week‘s Haileyburian says:â€"â€" ‘‘"Mr. 8. A. Caldbick, of ‘Timmins, spent the holidays at the home of his parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Caldbick, Broadway street. Mr. A. J. Kennedy was reâ€"elected Reeve of Dymond Township for 1922 by acclamation. Mr. Kennedy appears to be best appreciated where he is best known. _ The T. & N.0. telephone lines at Swaustika and Kirkland Lake have been taken ovér by the Temiskaming Telephone Co. who are now operating. It is intended to establish a ceritral at Kirkland Lake. On Saturday the Fire Brigade had three alarms to answer, and answered in their usual effective way. _ All three were for, chimney fires, no damâ€" age being done in anvy of the caess. Mr. L. T. Shaw, T. & N.0,. engineer, spent the New Year‘s holidays the guest of his daughter, Mrs, (Pearson, North Bavy. . (Mr. John Ferguson was reâ€"elected Mayor of North Bay hy about 200 majority over John MeDonald, barrisâ€" ter, who made aâ€"lively contest for the honor. /‘ Grill â€"â€" Timmins, Ont. Ontario. MACKAYS . CASH & CARRY Choice Roast Beef, at per Ib. _ 12% to 15¢ Smoked Hams, half or whole, per Ib....__._27¢ Our own make, Pork Sausage, per Ib. 20c Best Creamery Butter, 2 Ibs. for . .. .. 908 Granulated Sugar, 10 Ibs. .. ...:.. > O10 Lynn Valley Corn can: ... . " Large juicy Lemons . micl. u_ _per doz. 29¢ Comfort Soap, 6 bars for .. .. .:. Bs omcs lc uper can 29¢. Cooking Apples, Baldâ€" wins of Greenings, 5 Ibs for......:... . 265C Mackay‘s "Cash Milk, Hotel size For ,C" Thurs., E,, 44 and Saturday Read These You save money by buying here, because you do not have to pay for book keeping, bad debts, delivery expense and extra overhead costs. 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