HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"Easy terms. FOR SALEâ€"Sixâ€"roomed house. Apâ€" WANTEDâ€"Gentleman wants to rent partly furnished shack in respectâ€" able locality. Rent not to exceed $12.00. per month. â€"Applyâ€" toâ€" Box D.G., Advance Office: . 26â€"27p. FOR SALEâ€"Exght-roomed house in business section of town. House is 20 by 30 feet, with all conveniâ€" ences and furnace. _ Hardwood floors upsttnrs and down, large celâ€" lar. Lot 30 by 128 feet. Will sell for cash or easy terms»>â€" Apply to â€" 3 Blm St. South. 22â€"26p. FOR SALEâ€"CORNER LOTâ€"with FOR SALEâ€"Desirable property on main street in Schumacher. Store with apartments above. Lot 20 by 60 ft., building full size of lot. Owner has to sell on account of health. : Will sell business with property, or separately. Excellent business built up. Big bargain for or terms arranged. Apply to M. Ansma, P.O. Box 89, Schumachâ€" er, Ont. . â€"26â€"28p. FOR SALEâ€"Very desirable property at No. 1 Spruce street. Suitable «~for rooming house or for store and apartments. Premises in excellent condition. Will sell very reasonâ€" able and on easy terms. Apply to Mrs. N. Campeau, No. 1 Spruce street North. o â€"18p.t.f. FOR SALEâ€"THREE HOUSESâ€"â€" FOR SALEâ€"Tailor Shop, well equipâ€" ped. Good business. Sickness reason for selling. Also a Star Car for sale. Apply to Arthur Leâ€" lievre, Ansonville. 4 26â€"28p. FOR SALEâ€"Building Lots, 40 by 90. Good dry location. Priced low; $125 00 and up. ‘These hre barâ€" gains. Apply G@. Parsons, 28. Camâ€" brai avenue. f â€"25â€"27p. HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"Seven, rooms, all modern conveniences. For quick sale, sowner ‘leaving country. Apâ€" ply 16 ‘Elm St. «North, Timmins. § 26â€"27p. FURNISHED ROOM TO RENTâ€" Fiveâ€".rooms and bath; hardwood floors ; | furnace ; walls decorated woodwork and ceiling B.C. large size McClary electric range and electric fixtures go with house. Large gArage in rear lighted. A ply to 158 Maple St. South. 25â€"26p. ply to 108 Maple street south. 24â€"26p house on rear portion, 4th and Balâ€" sam. Splendid for business or proâ€" fessional ‘man. (One iblock â€"~from fire hall; paved road one block aâ€" way on 3rd and 4th Avenues. Céeâ€" ment sidewalk on both sides of lot. Waterworks and sewer laid. This is a good bargam for the man who acts quickly. Apply 12 Balsam North, or Box 213. _ â€"19t.4, One on corner of Birch and Sixth avenue, one on Birch street, and one on Charles street. For further inâ€" apply to P.0. Box 1704, ‘Timmins. â€"24t.f. Buitable for one or two gentlemen With all conveniences. ‘A 26 Main Ave. i ’26p. ‘ Notice is hereby given that my wife. having left my bed and board, I will not be responsibleâ€"for any debts conâ€" tracted by her in my name. Timmins, Ont., June 4th, 1927. WILFERID DUBEAU, Â¥e. â€"23â€"26p. GRASS PASTUREâ€"60 acres good grass, 1/ miles from town. $3:00 per head per month, Art Throop, South half Lot 3, Con. 1, Mountjoy, P.O. Box 71, Town 25â€"27p. WANTEDâ€"Three additional Teachers for Timmins High School. (1.) A Classical J’Sfpecmhst to act as DIATRICT REPRESENTATIVE WANTED to sell for the ‘*Old Reâ€" liable Fonthill Nurseries‘‘ (Estabâ€" lished 90 years). New and special lines, big sellers, exclusive territory highest commissions paid; handâ€" ‘some free outfit. Experlence not necessary. â€"Write for full particuâ€" lars. Stone Woellington, Tor%â€" to 2. + 24â€"28. HOUSEKEEPER â€"WANTED â€" To cook and keep house for a club of six men in South Porcupine. Apâ€" ply to Dr. Kinsman‘s office, South Porcupine after 7 p.m. 20p.t.f. WANTEDâ€"Responsible _ ambitious men to engage in the business of retailing Rawleigh‘s Good Health Products direct to consumers. ‘Over 100 different household necessities. Pleasant, healthful, and profitable work. Small capital required. We furnish valuable sales and advertisâ€" ing helps. ~€Good openings now available in Timmins and District. Write for particulars to The W. T. Rawleigh Co., Limited, Montreal, P.Q., Dept. T. 101. â€"26â€"27. EXPERIENCED GfRâ€"L W ANTEDâ€" EXPERIENCED GIRL OR WOMAN WOMAN COOK WANTED. Apply Algoma Hotel. 25. GIRL WANTEDâ€"for general houseâ€" COOK WANTED AT ONCE FOR HOTELâ€"Apply stating experience and ~salary â€"expected, â€"to ~Stanley â€" Hotel, Matheson, Ont. 25â€"26p. IRL WAN TEDâ€"-â€"Apply 24 Tamarâ€" _ ack street, _ â€"26. head of the Department. (2.) A Specialist in Moderns and English to act as head of the Department. (3.) A Male Junior Teacher for General (Algebra, Arithâ€" metic, Geography, Canadian‘ Hisâ€" tory) and to help with boys‘ physiâ€" cal culture. Initial Salary in each case $2000 with annual increase of $150 to a maximum of $2700 for Female _ Teachers and $2900 for Male Teachers. In fixing the Iniâ€" tial salary $50 will be allowed for. each year‘s previous experience up to six. Duties to begin September. 6th, 1927. ABplications enclsing testimomials or references will be. received up to July 2nd. Address to H. C. Garner, Secretary, Timâ€" mins, Ont. 25â€"26! For general housework. Apply to Mrs. M. Bowie, 18 Sixth avenue. % HOUSEWORK for family of three. Telephone 559 M. or apply 37 Hemâ€" lock street, Timmins, after 8 p.m. WANTED for.general housework. Apply to 75 Birch St. South .â€"26â€" work. â€"~Apply to 74 Fifth Ave. s# + '25t-f. ONTARIO FATHERS OF CONFEDERATION EXPERIENCED CHAUPEEUR WISHES POSITION with reliable firm or family. Private, truck or tractor driver. Fully experienced. Apply P.O. Box 617, Timmins. â€"26p. SITUATION WANTEDâ€"as General PIAN O0, PLAYER PIANO AND ORâ€" GAN TUNING Revoicing and thorâ€" ough overhaulmg by Mason Risch Ltd., Toronto, Specialist with many years English, â€" European â€" and Canadian experience. Orders now booking at J. T. Heffernan‘s, 29 Third Ave., Phone 316. /‘ 24â€"26. LOSTâ€"On road between Hollinger Mine and subway a purse containâ€" ing a small amount of money, cheque and keys. Finder please reâ€" turn to 63 Balsam‘St. North. â€"26p. BARGAINSâ€"156 _ Cedar _ street, Northâ€"Ladies‘ Dresses made up on short notice for $2.00. HMouse Dresses (own material) made up. for 25¢. Call for Bargains. C. Chulak, â€"Dressmaker, 156 Cedar street north. WE BUY BEER BOTTLESâ€"Pints While F. Tremblay, Pine treeb north, was assisting in some wootâ€"cutâ€" ting work on Wedrtsday evening, a loo flew back from the saw striking him on the face and head and inflictâ€" ing painful injuries. He was hurried to the hospital where his injuries were . dressed, several stitches being required to close the wounds on his head and face. He is making good progress to recovery and all will hope that he will not suffer any serious inâ€" jury from the accident. Mr. Art Jackson left this week for Ottawa, Montreal anid other cities east. After a visit to these cities he will spend some time at his old home in Nova Scotia. COLD STORAGE FOR CARS. Apâ€" The staff of the store here is anâ€" nounced so far as:â€"T. H. Torrance, vendor; J. Callum, accountant; Jas. McGuire, storekeeper; A. Kincaid (South Poreupine), clerk. It is unâ€" derstood tht two other clerks will alâ€" so be appointed. There is general apâ€" proval of the men chosen for the positions, as they are all looked upon as especially capable andâ€" reliable. bers of his staff to report at North Bay for directions and instructions in their new duties in the vender‘s store to be opened ‘at Timmins. They left here for North Bay on Tuesday mornâ€" ing. As noted in The Advance last week. it is likely that the store will be opened here next week. Alteraâ€" tions and changes necessary in the premises have been made and it is unâ€" derstood that an‘ allotment of liquor of different kinds has!been shipped here, ‘The store will be in the buildâ€" ingâ€"on Balsam street at the rear of N. Blahey‘s store building. HURT WHILE WORKING AROUND WOODâ€"CUTTING SAW Salesman or Clerk or any office work. Long experience. Best reâ€" ferences. Apply to A. E. Riddick, Timmins P.0., or 23 Holhnger Lane. Ser: ~26p. and quarts. Apply te 74 Fifth Ave., Timmins. 18t.f. ply to B. F. Lennan, No. 60, corner of Elm and Broadway 4€ The committee from Haliburton will include Arthur Batchelor, of Haliburâ€" ton, Hugh McGillivray, of Bancroft, and W. W. Prentice, of Minden. Their decision will decide the part of the North Land in which the Haliâ€" burton people will settle. Work is the price all must pay to travel the highway of snecess. To Sr. Primaryâ€"(a) Sheilah Lang, Luigi Morello, Vanda Candussa, Muriel Bezanson, Reta Davis. . zuca, Inez Nora, Vincenza Mammolite, Mary Wictalz, Violet Ducasse, Ernesâ€" to Manero, Luigi Barichello, Dorothy Bezanson, â€"Alice, Thomas Elgar Wright, J osephme Galvin, Elio Della Vedova. TO SURVEY NORTH FOR : HALIBURTON SETTLERS (b) Lillie Ferreri, Bertha Weagle, Eva Pezzola, Elvia Deluca, Louisa Beondi, Kitty Lieman, Harry Omlc- coli. To Sr. IIâ€"(a) Annie. Luckon, John Vienotte, Norina Tonelli, Eva Morain, Elliott Bailey, Nick Luckon, William ‘Darm®borough, Lochland Shereffs, Wilâ€" fred (Phompson, Marion McKinley, Walter Fitzgerald, Joe Caldarelli, Andrew Riviera, Alex Andronuchuk, Pearl McLean. > To Jr. Iâ€"(a) Margaret Robertson, Ninfoe Delvillano, Kathleen Vienotte, Melvin Hamilton, Silvia Torlone, Joe Torlone, Muriel Davis. To Sr. Iâ€"(b) Stanley Bailey, Grace Berardine, Stella Crocco, Archea Delâ€" la Vedova, Teddy Gabryelezyk, Jesâ€" sie Kucheran, Lena Mammolite, Sadie Mraud, Annella Pezzola, Carl Pretono, Archie Ullman, Evelyn Wright. To Jr. IIIâ€"(b) Adline. Burke, Abraham â€"Shub, Ermono Della Veâ€" dova, Vallery Murley, Stella Weagle, Hilda Bailey, Mary Canapini, Elsa Andraessen, Mary Kucheran, Rose Mercoff, Eade Mraud, Frank Ferreri, Caroline Ullman, Hector Dominici. To Jr. IIâ€"(b) Mary Andronuchuk, Charles Caldwell, Dorothy Clancy, Enzo Colameco, Cecil Crocco, Ruth Holtman, Luig: Mammolite, Orlando Mammolite, Teddy Moran, John Nora, Elvira Nora, Constantine Onica, Helen Onica, Theresa Riviere, Annie Roman, Frank Shub, Isabella Thomas, Olive Vienotte, _ § To Sr. IIâ€"(b) Benny Salvador, Leona Wiagle, Bruno Gabryelezyk, Isabel Robertson, Perina Petrone; Billy Fitzgerald, Kitchener Cameron. (a) Those promoted on year‘s work. l (b) Those successful in passing finâ€" al exatminations. To Sr. IIIâ€"(b)\ Lonisa Abraham, Giunnar Andressen, Leo Chickini, Tony Crocco, Teresa Ferreri; Garnet Freebuow, Louis Guolla. To IJr. Lillian Boychuk, Jack Beadma:%‘(Annie Rossi, Steve Gabryelezyk, ly Mraud, Dorothy Hamilton, Michael Berardine, Grace Davidson, Ermis Della Vedova, Merâ€" vin Craig, Robbin Caldwell, Archieto Canapini, Tommy Shub, William Anâ€" dronuchuk, Bessie Caldwell, Rosina Pezzola, Catharine Lang, Lillian Nelâ€" son, Luey De Luca, Tony Berardine, Rose Shireffs, Harold Kulju, Mary Beadman, Joe Mammolite. ‘ ~*To Sr. Primaryâ€"(b) Edvarda Mazâ€" Sr. II to Jr. IIIâ€"Honoursâ€"Frances St. Paul, Wilmer Fera, equal; Billie Fedoreac, Violet Burke, equal; Mary MeNulty, Annie Marinchuk, equal; |Patrick Cunningham, Edna Starr, _equal; Neil Train, Johanna McNulty, equal; Gladys Forster, Kate Kranâ€" chovich. Passâ€"Kenneth Myers, Mike Vroâ€" nick, equal; Sirkka Wuorri, Madeline Urbanovitch, Irene Spooner and Wanda Bezpalko, equal; Clifford Knutson ; Edna Dillon, Renulah Raynor and Willie Helmer, equal; Mary Morâ€" gan, George Morgan, Robert MeJanet, ‘and Tessie Kesnesky, equal; Louis Jr. II to Sr. IIAâ€"Honoursâ€" Sylâ€" vio Parrko, Margaret Richards, Betty Gallagher, Velma Gaze, Murie! Miller, Lily Niemi, Madeline De Rose, Maurâ€" iee Londry, Eino Luhto, Muriel Wilâ€" son, Kate Miller, Gertrude Wilford, John Bridges. : . Passâ€"IJr. I to Sr. IIB â€" Edith Rapsey, Evelyn Mack, Phylis Mcâ€" Cann, Hildreth Childs, Bob Gallagher, Jr. III to Sr. IIIâ€"Honoursâ€"Tiâ€" berius Wright Ethel Cunningham, Joycee Patterson, Bruno Cecconi, Sulo Luhta; Alice Berry and Irean Kaufâ€" man, equal; Mary Frumkin, George MacJanet, Harry Verner, Jack Schâ€" neider, Stella Bezpalko, Lilian Huot, Grenville Childe, Marshall Hamilton, Violet McNulty; Isabel Wilson and Sydney Thomas and Frank Vronick, equal; Douglas McCanp, Eino Laino, Iaura Luhta, Tyyne Hakanen. Passâ€"Doris Smith and , Christie Schmelzle, equal; John Marinchuk, Hazel Mahon, Reggie Clark, Toivo Hakanen, Violet McKay, Mary Mcâ€" Intosh, Norman McKay, Pat O‘Shea, Neilie Montrose. : | Sr. III to Jr. IV.â€"Honoursâ€"Siiri Huhta, Elna Laine, James Cottrell, Marie St. Paul; Jack McInnis and Mary Myronyk, equal; Toivo Parkko, Luey Purnis, Michael O‘Shea, Betty Martin, Mirjam Wuori, Mary Gallag: her; Rosalind Cantor and Edwin (Mack, equal; Lillian Brown, Leslie Mahon, Gordon Roy, Bennie Laffin. . Passâ€"Victor Hanebeérry, Mary Niâ€" col and Elizabeth Brown, equal; Harâ€" old Train, Ada Wilson, Joe Cosenâ€" tino, Ivan Berry, George Starr, Tom McKay, Rose Gibson, Aurore Huot, Mike Miller, Annie Bucovetsky. Those Passing with Honours and Those Making Ordinary Pass at Midsummer in South Porcupine School. Jr. IV. to Sr.‘ IVâ€"Honoursâ€"Clifâ€" ford Schmelzle, Tony Cecconi, Billy Capyk, George Kaufman. Passâ€"Malcolm Dysart, Israel Koâ€" kotow, Bill Morgan, Rupert Martin, Irja Koski, GHadys Hermant, Impi Ukkola, Gordon Owens, Margaret Mcâ€" Cann, Jack Morgan, Mary Miller, Moody Miller, Uno Ukkola, Homer Mclntosh, Ivy Forster, Eleanor Boyle, Freddie Jakes, Jennie Stefanski, Alâ€" bert Boyle, John Stefanski. The council of Tisdale met in the council charmbers on Monday, June 27(th, with Reeve Gallagher and all the councillors present. The greater part of the meeting was taken up with the consideration of tax cases, this being the last meeting before July lst, after which taxes for 1926 cannot in any way be legally altered. There were about the usual number of married men who ‘had not made the fact known to the proper authorities and so were assessed as single men. There were some who had been absent and some sick; all were given careful consideration and where the case warâ€" ranted it a reduction was made from the amount but in practically all the cases, the party, had to pay the costs of the‘garnishee as their attention to the matter earlier would have preventâ€" ed the necessity of issuing a garniâ€" shee. Some rather ¢omplicated cases arose over two persons having the Report of June Promotion â€" Exams. of S. S. No. 1A Tisdale garage ‘here, a lantentalble looking remnant of what was before the crash a nifty sedan,â€"the dints and breaks in it â€"being too numerous to mention. Mrs. J. Powers, of Connaught one of those in the Chrysler was badâ€" ly cut and bruised and was brought to the home of a freind‘s in South Porcupine, but was later able to proâ€" ceed to her‘home in Connaught. Her husband J. Powers, was the driver of the Chrysler, while an employee of the garage where Mr. P. Richards had left his Cadillac was the other drivâ€" er. Just where the blame if any was will be settled when the court meets. Another resident of South Porcupine got a bad shaking up and a few cuts when he went to get in a car which the driver by mistake put into reverse instead of low gear. ~There were quite a number of acciâ€" dents on Sunday, the most serious probably being when a Chrysler car being dnvenngown the Rea hill jamâ€" med into a large Cadillac at the foot of the hill. It is said that the Cadilâ€" lac is not nearly so badly damaged as the Chrysler, which is at Grewcoe‘s South Porcupine, June 28th, 1927. Special to WThe Advance. Several Automobile Cra At and Near South Po Handsome Chrysler Car Badly Damaged in Accident Sunday. Township Council Has Busy Session Mone Night. Other South Porcupine News. â€" _ â€" â€" Richards, Steve Capyk; Bessie Verâ€" ner, (Mary Toderan, equal; Ralph Dysart, Dora Kesneskey, Helen Huot, Harry Pyke, Pat LaForest," Emmet Cunningham, Muriel Jemmett. Class B.â€"John Spitz, Ernest Deâ€" Rosa, June Filbern, Kathleen McKay, Ambrose Mandley, Katie Vronak. of a total membership for the year of 300 or 400. Kindergarten Primary to Primaryâ€" Class A.â€"Marion (Gibeon, Eva Mcâ€" Leod, Pat Garrity, Arline McJanet, Holger Nygard, Bruce Jemmett, Roy Richards, Steve Capyk: Bessie Ver.â€" At the annual meeting of the Temâ€" iskaming Motor League, G. F. Sumâ€" mers, of Haileybury, was elected presâ€" ident for 1927 ; W. R. Lowery, Cobait, viceâ€"president; and Geo. B. Gibson, Cobalt, secretaryâ€"treasurer. pro tem. The membership committee reportell 50 new members, with the expectation Primer "C‘‘ to Sr. Primer ‘‘*A"‘‘â€" Florence Cunningham, Viola Laffin, Mary Vronyck, Taini Hakanen, Leuto Valli, Billy McInnis, Dorothy McKay, Alexandra Bugera, Viekko Tornianen, Ray Montrose. Passâ€"Della St. Paul, James Mack, Irene MceNulty, Raymond McCann, Russell Dillon. Primerâ€"‘‘A‘‘ to Sr. Iâ€"Honoursâ€" Isobel Aitcheson, Marjorie Smith ; Marjorie Jamieson and Lewis Pyke, equal; apphira Toderan, Matthew Miller, Irene Helmer, Walter Kochal. Passâ€"Toini Hakanen, Frank Urâ€" banavitch. Pr. A to Sr. I.â€"Honoursâ€"Rudolph Bezpalko, Aina Rintamaki and Denis Pullen, equal; Cosie Howie, Johnny Mortensen and Aino Rintamaki, equal; Robert Purnis, Josephine Ceâ€" conni and Arnold Coott, equal; Billy Jamieson and Geni Gallai, equal. Irene Deacon, Mike Capyk, Erica Larkin, Beatrice Smith, Marion Myers, Mike Kostympk, Doia Kobsey, Edâ€" garleen Owens, Dora Dillon, Newsham Haneberry, Jack Deacon, Bernice Macâ€" Donald, Ruth Verner, Robert Richard, Lila McKay. Passâ€"Dorothy Farrell, Arnee Manâ€" ner, Stella Brown, Omer Clusian, Joe Clusian, Vivian Miller, Angrew Kesâ€" nesky. . e ~ I. to IIB.â€"Honoureâ€"Tiulikki Vikstrom, Vieno Kautto, Preston Hamilton, Kirsti Vikstrom, Bethea Londry, Neil Pirie, Lionel Clusian. Passâ€"Harold Helmer, Helen Leâ€" furgy, Cecile Huot, Rosie Myronyck, Stella Stefanski, Caroline Sutherland, Sloka Kochal, James Holding, Aldige Spooner, Charlie Cunningham, f Mr. F. Rich was present asking for sewer connection for his residence on the corner of Railroad and Golden but as these lots along here are below high water mark a system of sewerage could not properly be planâ€" ned. If an exception could be made of the corner lot was to be discussed later. MFr. J. Ireland asked for a drain so that the water would not stand under his building at Golden avenue. The routine accounts, salaries, etc., were passed for payment. As a matter of health protection it was thought that the time had now come when the residents should be made avail themselves of the sewerage system where possible. K ‘byâ€"law to enforee residents to put in proper sewerage where same is available was discussed and the solicitor is to be asked to draft form for same, and submit it to the council. A resident of Crawford street askâ€" ed that: something be done to keep down the dust menace there. This road is not tarvia and is much used by motorists, so the annoyance from dust is very considerable. The counâ€" cil agreed that something should be done, either <~the streets sprinkled regularly or calcium chloride used. . â€" Dr. Kinsman drew the attention of the council to the bad odors coming from the ditches on Moore St. This is to be remedied. Another ratepayer drew attention to the odors arising from the laneâ€"in the block east o Crawford street and between Golden and Bruce. It was pointed out that the seepage from all the higher parts of the town went down there. A byâ€"law was passed to enable the council to repair the following roads, on a fiftyâ€"fifty basis with the Provinâ€" cial Governmentâ€"â€"Dome Lake Road, Gold Centre, Davidson and Whitney. same name. â€" Especially where mail was got at the same office and the both men working in same locality had confusion arisen. However each will have his little taxâ€"bill to pay while in this country, regardless of name or lineage. . MSal