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.W‘i C l ho here in a different tem;mrfltm‘e reâ€" member him kindly. A farewell party was last week at the home of Mrs. Starling, South Poreupine, to Mr. Frank O. Cartwright, who has been on the Dome oftice staff for some years past. A pleasant time was speat by all the many friends present, the one matter for regret being the expected leaveâ€" taking of the guest of the evening.. Mr. Cartwright left this week to take is new position with the Braden Copper €o., Sewell, Chile, South America, where in one kind of weathâ€" er he may know that his many friends .\ young man went into Marshallâ€" Ecclestone‘s on Tuesday afternoon, and not apparently having enough time on his ‘hands he walked off with a clock. Chief Craft was notified of the theft and was soon on the trail of the shopâ€"lifter. From the deseripâ€" tion furnished the Chief was able to secure lns man, who on being searched was found to have the elock in his poeket. He will likely be tried before the police magistrate toâ€"morrow, alâ€" though he was willing to pay for his little time when arrested. The annual grand masquerade ball ‘at the Finlanders‘ Hall on Wednesâ€" day evening was a great success. Over a hundred couple attended, and the majority were masked. An unusuâ€" ally large number of clever and atâ€" tractive costumes were in evidence. and as usual a jolly good time was enjoyed by all who attended. Good music by the Finlanders‘ orchestra and the usual other pleasing features added to the evening‘s interest. The prizes for masqwerade costumes were won by: Mr. A. Pirtisalo, first; Mrs.I E.‘ Salame, second; third, Miss H. Kinmun. to weicome the popular young couple home this week. A pleasant social time was spent afterwards at the home of the bride‘s mother, Mrs. Stevens, Charley Munro and his bride, forâ€" merly Miss Louise Stevens, milliner at Sky‘s, returned from Toronto to south Poreupine on Monday ev ening. The marriage took place in Toronto on Friday last, and friends of the couple gathered at the station there to welcome the popular young couple In the past some people who wantâ€" ed to go by the police station have landed up there much against their desires, while others who were anxious fo find the place might easily pass it without notice. For the benefit of the latter elass there is now a neat sign over the, front door saying in clear, plain letters, ‘*Timmins Police Station.‘" The sign was put up last week for the convenience of the pubâ€" ie by Chief 8. R. Craft, who also was the artist who painted the sign itself. Stewart. The by MtF.: A. T4. FPals, and Mrs. the witnesses. Formed by Revw a ftew intimate A pretty wedding wus solemnized at St. Matthew‘s Rectory on February 2ith when Miss Alice Maud Atkins was married to Mr. Gordon Willism Stewart. The bride was given away At the parsonage, Seliumacher, on Tnesday, Feb. 20th, byâ€" Rev. 8. M. Beach, Mr. Alfonso Hille and Miss Angusta Picecin, both of South Porâ€" cupine, were united in marriage. Congratulations are being upon Mr. Andy Shea, shift the North Thompson, on the a beautiful, bouncinege haby d Mr. Crause and Mr. W. ley cof Warwaitan Falls we to. town on Sundayv. linger mill Mr. Bob. Coffey is humacher Mine staff Mr. H, sincss neyV George, Medical Health Officer mis district, was in town last annual meeting « of the Pre§byt is, will ~be held on â€" Thuvrsday _ Refreshments he meeting. **lHappy" Longmore int superintendent at mnef Borland., of ( here toâ€"morrow to duties asâ€" Fire _ Timmins News in Brief garage has been opened in Demers Purser being the s of this new business. trip Noble and family are out a few days. bride was given away MeArthur of Iroquois MeArthur was one of The ceremony was perâ€" . J. D. Paterson, only friends bheing present. Rust is in town on a ;uIng@ Ol thne l'egb_\'teriu n‘ ; DOss at on the hirth of m1aby dauzshter. In2 showere given away of Iroquois Cohalt, is ) take up Chief" of Vn Beardsâ€" visitors n ved _ This will therefore be notice for any person who has any claim or objection to the above laid out course to serve me with same in writing on or before the fourteenth day of March next ensuing, as after that date I shall issue a cheque payable to the said Presidsnt and Treasurer of the Iroquois Falls Patriotic Assoâ€" claticn, for the said sum of One Thousand Dollars. S. G. MeCOUBREY, Mayor Municipality of the Town of Iroquois Falls, Ont. February 23rd, 1917. 16 i aiis, calnl ne used to good advantage tfor Patriotic and Red Cross purposes, l have resolved to hand over to the President and ‘Treasurer of the Iroâ€" quois Falls Patriotic Association the sum of $1,000.00 to be used by the saul Association for Patriotic and Ned Cross purposes only. And â€" whereas anâ€" orderâ€"inâ€"Council about that time prohibted the furâ€" ther supplying of Field Kitchens, And whereas I consider the time bas arrived when this money which is at present on deposit with the Imâ€" perial Bank of Canada at Iroquois Falls, can be used to good advantace tor l"fltl’il)“(‘ anrl Manrl £‘rAst the Whereas on the 3lst day of August, 1915, I collected in the Town of Iroâ€" quois Falls, the sum of $1,188.00 to be used for the purpose of providing a Field Kitchen for the 159th Battalion at Hailevyburyv, NOTICE AS TO THE DISTRIBUâ€" TION OF T‘RUST FUNDS. Canadian Pateift No. 17356 is hereby offered cheap for eash or on deferred payments, subject matter | being a double acting and reversible air feed applicable. to mounted pneuâ€" matic hammer drills of the water Leyner type. ‘The object of the inâ€" vention being that the machine is fed Forward by means of compressed air on the same principle now used on the wellâ€"known stoping drill until the ' drill is run out and by reversing the ’ valve handle the machine is brouwhtl to its retracted position in a penud‘ of two seconds, the slow and clumsy feed scerew being eniirely eliminated, and the efficiencey of a machine bemfl' imereased from 15 to 20 per cent. Must be seen to be appreciated. Can be applied to machines now in use. The owner of this patent ean easily control the Drill trade of Canadd. Correspondence _ solicited. â€" Address all â€"communications to J. C. II.| Vaught, 467 West 22nd street, New York City. 1417 SITUATION WANTED by firstâ€"class HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR LOSTâ€"A black foxâ€"tail muft. Finder kindly return to Marshallâ€" Ecclestone‘s. â€" Reward. OorrlcCh TO RENT ind buildings". Apply. J._ _ V ‘phone 110, Timimnins, Ont cinploy a plumbe in chis work that terian church, Timmins, are contemâ€" plating a grand concert to be held in the new church, Tuesday. evening,. March 16th, 1917.. The concert proâ€" gram will be composed of local talent, and an enjoyable evening‘s entertainâ€" ment is promised to all. cook, with experience in hotels in North Land. Be ences. ~Apply to«= P.O. I Timmins. SALE.â€"Good 5â€"roomed house, 20 by 20, with cellar. Also all the Furniture, nearly new. Apply to 43 Balsam street. Timmins. Many challenging any man in Canada from 140 to 145lbs. to a tenâ€"round bout with Osear Moreau, who claims to be anxious fo meet all} such comers. ERL WANTED.â€"Girl of 15 assist in private house and taking care ~of children. P.Q.. Box 416, Timmins. PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE ) WV l.)( ’Q =p # t ( ‘r.' l I :‘ \. (‘ ily, it was discovered before if headway, but plumbers should the oceurrence and be doubly ul in future, for few people will y a plumber if he is so thorough s work that he burns down the ing to get the pipes thawed out. IeTrQ vÂ¥CIr, res North Land. Best referâ€" Apply to@ P.O. Box 575, 14â€"1G 11 Gel 11A ) two ineiprent fires durâ€" week, no serious damage, liing in cither case. One was at Mr. Zalinsky‘s ar street, when fire from vn, bhurned a hole in the een â€" avround town suUuCil â€" cCme will have ar +V InC THT PORCUPINE ADVANCE W 30223030:000030000003%03'zz0§§00§0 N M%‘%00060660%030:220:20:20%‘%2‘0’ b¢68646064084 4406 bCO0§00664690$§6¢@ . im > 4 % hss EDA y NA s NB S * ht ®~ L M L y 4 l vvvvvv . 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