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pee kc +. $ +o ol ns We l Ne iPla THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE V’Rev. EFr. Therian day fyom a visit to [ Mr. D. Warren spent the weekâ€"end &t his home in Hailevbury.). % _ Music lovers in the Camp will look z:orwnrd with interest to the coming concert to be given at an early date in the New Empire Theatre by the Schroeder Orchestras. C Born to Mr, and Mrs. 8. B. Wilson at West Palm Beach, Florida, on Jan 18th. 1922,â€"a son, Benjamin William %fl{mrms last week caused considerâ€" able delay in the train service, the deâ€" lays, however, practically all oniginatâ€" ing in the south where severe storms were experienced anfd railroad 'trufi',f pretty well tied. j 7 ; Before going to was on the staff for the Town of (]'l‘he report in an outside newspaper that the gold brick, stolen from the Mcelntyre Mine some time ago, had been recovered was like the most of the yarns appearing in outside news, papers regarding Poreupine miatters,â€"â€" just a, plain twist of the truth. ) / _ The supper given Monday evening in the T.0.0.F. Hall under the aysâ€" pices of the Vestry of St. Matthew‘s church proved a very striking success, The repast provided was a decided credit to the ladies of the congregaâ€" tion and the crowd. were delighted with the tasty and delicious food servâ€" ed. . Music during the evening added to the pleasure of the supper and all through it may be set down as a very pleasing success. ) C {/‘fiief of Police M. Greer left on Saturday morning for Charteris, Que., for a few weeks‘ holiday to recover his usual health and strength aft& this recent illness. Last week Chief Greer had recovered to a large extent and was able to ‘be outfand around almost as usual. His innumerable friends in the district will sincerely wish that the ibrief holiday will assure a comâ€" plete return to normal health. _ In Chief CGreer‘s absence,~ Officer E. A. Roy is Acting Chief of Police. Timmins and District Notes Florida, Mr. Wilson of the Power House Timmins.\ t returned on Aontreal. * Ti The next Band ( Empire Theatre is last Sunday on ‘Ms _ â€"Mr. and Mrs. P. Dougall and little son left on Sunday for a visit to Aberdeen, Seotland. (Mr. Dougall will return in three months while Mrs. Dougall and the lad will spend a more extended visit in the Old Land with relatires and friends. \ *Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Heppleston have returned from their wedding trip in the south and have taken up residence in Timmins where all their many friends will extend the best of good wishes for long life, prosperity and happiness. m# There was a large attendance Wedâ€" nesday evening last at the Masqueâ€" rade Dance at King‘s Hall and a large variety of original and‘ interesting fancy costumes. The evening was an agreeable one. Mr. W. H. Wilson (‘*Seotty"") furnished good music for [he/dnn(-ing. «One of the finest and fastest games of the season was that Monday night between **Timmins""‘ and **Buckingâ€" ham,‘‘ being two picked teams. These teams played interesting hockey, the final score ‘being 4 to 4. ‘The hockey stars were evenly divided between the two teams. They will play again next Wednesday nigcht to settle the tie. ) Mr. H. W. Warren, auctioneer, will conduct an auction sale of household effects at the residence of Mr. W. MWV. Bosworth,‘ Second Avenue, Schumaeâ€" hetr, on Tuesday, March 7th commencâ€" ing at 1.30 p.m. Everything is to be sold, including a number of very deâ€" sirable articles of household furniture amonge which may ‘be mentioned a eramophone (cabpmet), sewing maâ€" chine, etc., etce. _ Mr. Bosworth has found it necessary to leave the North Lard on account of â€"his heaith. © { There was a special wire at the Hamilton B. ‘Wills office last night, giving a thrilling running story of the Iroquois Falls game ut the Boo, A Ig arco t t sys Mackay‘s "Cash #$00009900000008000080060400 apd Carry A weekly column of sturdy specials For ' Thurs., Friday and Saturday s These are Money Savers New Laid Eggs, per doz. ....... 47c¢. H,..A. Butter, ...... ... 24b. for 8ic. These eggs are strictly newâ€"laid and the butter is the very best creamery. ‘ Per Ib. Lake herrings 10c Fresh salt water Lent is Here h d o igne ioi Fish 9 99*A