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N., TIMMINS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO the Financiers of ‘Toronto are so anxious to invest their money in thus camp â€" and â€" residents _ should feel proud to know that they are exeludâ€" ed fnom the List of Weepers, as they are on the ground floor, and thereâ€" fore have no kick ceoming. We l l | r mam‘s trarage _has Dbeen nemodrlâ€" l(*cl after the terrific v\])l()-hnn lof last week, and business is going on as usual. [PThere must ‘be a ‘bit of the pioneer blood in Sam. Previous to the explosion, Sam was hit by fire and the place burned to the cnound. We sincerely hope that the future will be a very prosperous one for Sam. According to _ reports, ‘Toronto Brokers have ‘been bidding to handie the Bonds for the new Sewer and Water Works, part of which has been mstdlled One firm even went as far as to say that they were wilâ€" ling to take the Bonds without havyâ€" ing them guaranteed by the Governâ€" ment. Apparently Toronto Finanâ€" ciers have wakened up to the fact that Porcupine is theâ€" coming camp, and that with the d]reddy-produci1‘1g mines and the numerous good prosâ€" pects in close proximity, the gambâ€" ling is practically â€" eliminated. â€" The extensive movements of the different power companies, no doubt have been noticed, this work being done on a large sceale, so as to be able to proâ€" vide for â€" future requirements. We are all aware of the fact that the deâ€" mand at present for power is very heavy and the power companies are having all they can do to meet these requirements, especially {during hours after dark, when the load is the heaviest. Another _ important fact which the Toronto Financiens have not overlooked, is the confirâ€" mation of the Northern Highway which will connect Timmins to Toâ€" ronto and open up a Garden of Paraâ€" dise for Tourists, many of whom are anxiously looking â€" fomward _ to new roads and new country, as well as prompting residents of the North to take a few weeks off for a motor, trip to Toronto, in this way allowing. them to actually see the different towns and become ecloser associated. with them, â€" which will ‘be fon the mutual interest of all concerned and give the wind a chance to seatter| some of the idle money which has been dormant in the hands of many who do not realize the many golden opportunities they are â€" overlooking at present right in their own neighâ€" bonhood. The Toronto Brokers also know that some will be repeating that old Proverb: (I had a chance to make some money up North) and no doubt from present indications, they do not wish to be included among that list. No, it would not be good for their business toâ€" let anything t e w days, LAhursdGays and _ wmaturdays would be left open for skating only. Further announcements will be made reganding any changes, ete., after the skating has started. Many â€" residents _ weleomed Mr. George Bartle, who arrived back in town after an extended tmp to Toâ€" ronto and other points. George says and ‘believes that all the Oldâ€"Timers must come back to God‘s Conntry, where they feel more like living. Sam‘s Garage has heen nemodel)â€" At a meeting of the Committee apâ€" pointed for the Skating Rink, Mr. Tom Ryan was elected to handle the affairs at the rink. ‘Lovers of this sport are confident that with the management placed in the hands of Mr. Ryan, the rink cannot help but meet with success Fnom all angles. The next item regarding the Rules and Regulations of the rink was gone into and it was decided that Tuesâ€" days, Thursdays and Saturdays would be left open for skating only. Further announcements will be made reganding anvy changes, etce., after the Toronto Brokers Bidding _â€" for South Porcupine Bonds south Porcupine, Dec. 16th, 1924â€"â€" Special to The Advance. Jack Miller and Martin Hankness left last week for MeArthur to do some _ development work on the United Explorers‘ group of elaims in that section. Competition for Sewer and Waterworks Debentures shows That Camp is Becoming Better Appreciated. Mr. Thos. Ryan the Manager of the New Rink. Other Interesting Items from South Porcupine Correspondent their business toâ€" let anything l slip by.These men have done r weeping first, and are now getâ€" neady for the Grand Finale, No t the farmers to the South will jealous of their movements, but will be forced to follow the good rment of these Brokers, if they re to stay off the Weeping List. nger mines trying to get ill the property they can in p. No doubt they also unâ€" that the camp is becoming _and are availing themselves ind with ns ftew the 1de umtv oft CAmMmDU oL _ procumn? |the; view to expandâ€"| the any rate these|wil] he reasons why | The daned The children that there will on Saturday at and another ons the Dome on Onchestra the OcCcasion. nounced their their Annual §SCI10O0OO] . The Firemen reation Hall, Judging from the tall rent on this game in tors can look forward entertainment at the ( The children will be over the ot. spection and The patrons of the Majestic Theaâ€" tre have another treat in store for them on Friday and Saturday of this week when the Metroâ€"Goldwyn Specâ€" ral Man That Life Passed By"! will be shown along with the Third Dimension {(Movie ‘‘Plantigrams"‘ (the film that jumps off the sereen and hits you in the eye). A special Matinee will be run for the childâ€" ren on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.im., and the price of admission will be ten cents for all children. Arâ€" rangements will be made to run free buses from the Dome, so the childâ€" ren at that end may enjoy the fun. The new rink has been floored and skating will commence according to present indications about the latter part of the week. ‘The new rink is twenty feet widen and twenty feet longer than the old one, measuring over all, eighty by one hundred and eighty feet. This will provide ample space for many skaters as well as making it more interesting for the hockey games which will be played. The Curling Club ane now boasting of having completed their building. The lighting system has been instalâ€" led and they are all ready for action. Brother Tom Strain â€" was over the other dav, making an inâ€" set.. is claim the oldâ€"time curler and his _ doubtedly ment marriage will take place on Wednesâ€" day, December 17th, at Bailieboro, Ont. â€" The bride and groom will have two weeks honeymoon â€" after which they will return to Poreupine and to the little love nest that has recently been built for them on the Conâ€" naught Hill. ‘The many friends of Dr. E. S. Somerville will welcome the happy couple on their arrival and join us in wishing them good healt‘h, longevity and prosperity. Don‘t forget the Dingeville Fire Brigade are holding their hbig Masâ€" querade and Carnival in the new School Hall, South Poreupine on New Year‘s Eve, December â€" 31st. Many novelties are being prepared forn the occasion and dance lovers are getting their costumes ready for the big night. Special â€" Orâ€" chestra will furnish the music for the oceasion. GtE recerydt in the of the Wedne urdav, c CCCLy d idsb â€" WECRAX. iAHlU piaced in the Public Librany. The hours of the Public Library are as follows: Wednesdays 7.00 to 9.00 p.m.; Satâ€" urday, 2.30 to 5.00 and 7.00 to 9.00 qp.m. Your inspection of this new collection is cordially requested. Among tlre latest members to join the Ponecupine Goldfields Band are Mr. Tony Aquino: and Mr. George Train, both members taking up the E Flat Alto horn. Mr,. and Mrs. J. W. Dawson, of Bailieboiro, _ Ontario, announce the engagement of their daughter, Hilda (Grace, to Earl Sherwood Somerville, D.D.S., son of Mr. and Mrs. David Somerville, _ Glencairn, Ont.. : ‘The marriage will take place on Wednesâ€" day, December 17th, at Bailieboro, south Porecupine last week, after an extended trip to the South. George is glad to be back among his many tll(’ll(ls Among the visitors to South Porâ€" cupine last week at the Gold Range Hotel were: Maurice E. Young, Coâ€" balt; T. S. Amrmstrong, New Lisâ€" keard; W. D. O‘Neill, Ottawa; E. J. 8. Cummings, ‘Toronto; J. Fenn,. North Bay; A. Hancock, Cochrane: th iannoilnceerné ~echumacht 16 . Clearihvue, Toronto. consignment of new hbool ed last week and will be â€" e Public Libramny. ‘The e Public Library are as fo resdays 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. 1, 2.30 to 5.00 ‘and 7.00 t innot methit vVers are booked enth T( furni The imntention ud M D mME f the date, a real blowâ€"ont remarked that evervbboid; ilkâ€" that 1 PC C Christma to from will United Church,|ca the children ntlun y the old |in 1l making an inâ€"| his marks all to be one of the a t town urlin 1O _ tim6 orward orches }Ol} holdin 11 has iately g and ho prepart for the rink explanation, which will take place on Thursday evening in the new School Hall at 8 p.m. A matinee will be run on Wednesday aftermoon, the day prevâ€" 10us. The school _ teachers have spared nothing with a view towards making <the play a succeess and those attending will receive a hbig surprise. a<ttending Special been RADIO ENGINEERS AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 53% Cedar St. North PHONE 506 P.O. BOX 939. nent One Tube Midget Radio Set complete ................ $28.50 T‘ wo Tube Midget Radio $45.50 Three Tube Midget Radio Set complete ................$59.50 One Tube Kodel Radio Set complete ............;... $31.50 Three Tube Portable Radio bet: .. mt n sn $70.00 These Prices are void after December 25th. Armstrong Electrical _ Company _ Home Furniture Store 15%/%, St., Foot of Third Ave., in The St. Onge Bldg. 46â€"49 Buyers of Good Used FurQigure, Pianos, Victrolas, Ranges, Heaters, and General Household Goods. In Large or Small Amounts Highest Cash Prices Paid. For Good Used Goods Only. innot under D1 LV M Hendrickson Toivonen ANOTHER NEW POOL ROOM OPENED AT 6 WILSON AVE. V\ sample Room for diuing room | Meals at all hours Now open for business, Firstâ€"class rooms, and steam heated All npâ€"toâ€"date conveniences. RHeading and Sitting Rooms. zhtful 18th c Used Furniture Dealers _ Special Christmas Offer DTE will be n â€" Rvan All Kinds of Soft Drinks Cigarettes and Tobacco imntre Ordered pleasin 114 De green, rot out | will SNAaAVC that <KeVy ] up('.n re asDnes Her many +1 hear that and IROQUOIS FALLS. PARIS HOTEL management quotations on new t seaâ€"goin? araphernalia so r o the â€" worst. un| Head the annou in this issue. Kerr visited Dome Extension, anvy friends will irrangements me which artr corid n for Travellers im in town. ngredients of the tos and the white ke it that theÂ¥asâ€" protection, but we why the white 0® ess it is for lather Someone told. John ind John C41)0G1 J I1]( (u(o.,\'er)Q estra of rendering comedy. chool pl:l.\ early bed ce he chas Kerr ind #we w rst. â€" (‘olonel f blanket ice , so it could and properâ€" that the rink mints, so the of plenty of cating. OM iL kind of L OM ND the South are some s catchy of_ eigh mnoune£ hay 14 11 tak NV 1ll=t6 and