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JR GURIUN§ Spamals TOP Saturday i m J-R-GORDUN TPMAMINS SCHUMACHER 2 sSoOUTH PORCUPINE per 1b. Choice Briskets, | Points per th. . . Fancy Milk Fed Â¥eung Roast ing Chickens, Fine Fatted FowLl Fancy New Pineapples, Fresh Rhubarb, Radish, Green Onâ€" ions, Parsley, Water Cress, e Lettuce. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURUAY ONLY Choice Steer Chuck and Extra Fancy Fresh Halibut, Salmon, Fresh Herring, Finâ€" nan Haddies, Smeits, Kippers T .. 2 n Dove Brand Molas<cs 2 tins ftor :...4.#.«f . 5 1b. pails pure Honey $1.35 4 lb. pails pare Strawâ€" rexry Jai: ...... .. .. 90c. Grocery Dept. Canadian Beans 2 lbs for PHONE 562 TIMMINS. _ 98a SOHUMACKHER _ 90 §. POROUPINE Buy where your moncy goes furthest, you pay less here. Meat Departmert. Fresh Vegetables FOUR Fish Degartment s "Tor :â€", . .. 466. (Regular 28¢ per tin}.... Poultry Dept. 20c Mr. Joun Baragwanth, one of the shift bosses at the Hollinger, died at the Cottage Hospital on Sunday, April 14th., following an operation for o‘> struction of the bowels. HMe had been ill about ten days and the local phyâ€" sicians finding that his only hope of ‘recovery â€"was from an operation, seâ€" cured the services of anâ€"outside doetor The operation was successfully perâ€" formed and aftar a time it was indeed hoped that the patient would make a recovery, although his case had been Mrs. DeLong and Miss DeLong left last week for Toronto to visit Lieut. K. F. DeLong who was recently in jurâ€" ed in a aeroplane accident in Texas. Licut. DeLong is making speedy proâ€" gress towards recovery, and expects to return to the Air Work in the near future. a very criticalone. _ He died, hpwover, on Sunday. _ The late Jolhn Baragâ€" wanthi was born in Cornwall, England, and was 35 years 9 months old when death He was a miner and well respected by all who knew him. Sincere sympathy will be given to his widow who has been wesiding here. A brother, Bragawanth, â€" came over from Michigan when word was reccived of the illness, and was here for the tuncr:xl which took place to South Poreupine on Tuesday*t afferâ€" noon. â€" Among the tiwhutes was a beautiful wreath of flowers from the men at the mine. The 99th Anfniversary Church parâ€" ade of the Oddfellows will bhe observed here on Sunday, April 28th., when the local 1.0.0.F., will attend «divine serâ€" vice at St. Matthew‘s Anglican church at 11 a.m. brethren are requested to meet at the Oddfellows‘ Hall at Window cards are out this week announcing the Annual Ball of the Timmins Fire Department, to. be held in the Masonic Hall, on Fnday evenâ€" ing May 24th, Proparations are now under. way to make this the biggest and best social event of the season, and al who know the ability of the Firemen to make good at whatever attempted, as evidenced by past reâ€" cords, will keep this date and event in memory and anticipation,. Rececatly there was a popular story gsoin>z ronnd to the effeet that a whole carload of liquor, concealed under a seanty seattening of hay or straw, had been seized at South Poreupine while on its way over the T. N.0. Railway It may‘be too bad to spoil a good story, but when the Timumins Police onqmred at South Porcupime ahuut the matter, Provinéial Officer Wilson‘‘s roply was to the effect that he had seized no such ear. He had heard the story all right, but when be heard it the Timmins police were the fellows who were supposed to have made the seizture. As there has been no seizure of tlis kind at South Poreupine, Timâ€" ming, Porquis Junetion or North Bay or intermediate points it may | thus be taken for granted that the story is not any too true. The inventor of suc4 yarns may have an ingemious imagination, but it is an evil one, nevertheless, for in such cases the mnames of responsible people are hable to be improperly connected with the supposed iNlegality and there is little onportuuity to clear up tihe matter. There will be general sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. C. Wainwright in their bereavement last Thursday when their infant daughter passed away aged 13 months. Death was duec to bronchial trouble and complieations. A eable received this week by Mr. Thos. Strain, of Routh Poreupine, vives the information that lus son, Corpl. T. Strain, Jr., has been scriousâ€" ly wounded. . Corpl. Strain was a contractor in the Poreupine, and uis many friends will wish him speedy and complete recovery. A large and interested audienee listâ€" ened on Sunday evening at the New Empire Theatre to the address on Laâ€" bor delivered by Mr. J. G. McGuire, of Cobzalt, who has just returned from an xut_\nmtu.xml conference. â€" The adâ€" dress was along the usual lines of such addresses. i WAIXWRIGHT â€"In Timminas, on Thursday, April HMth., 1918, the inâ€" fant danghter of Mr. and Mrs. €. Wainwright, aged 13 months. W ANXTEDâ€"STENXOGRAPHIER ; Mr. W alter Eeclestone was a visitor Bracebridge and Toronto last week. ginner preferred. . Send partienlars to Box No. 611, Advancee Office 22. ‘s. Geo. R. Vary and daugiter T. Blackman, left Mondaxy moi‘n or a six weeks‘ visit to relative Timmins News in Brief O PHM~ Taose in the first draft who were placed in other than Class A., and all thos> securing exe: untmn have re(-cm- ly beenâ€"receiving _ "questionairres‘ which they are required to fill up and return within three days. Those who neglect to answer all the questifons reâ€" quired by the form or who «dlo not return the form in the specified times, lose any rights or privileges they may now have @nder the Military Service Act and may ‘he called at onee withâ€" out further notice or procedurg to the colors. â€" The purpose of the ‘‘cestion arres‘ ‘as to check uprponm the exempâ€" dons granted. It has been suggested that many exemptions were secured on improper grounds or through false statemeonts _ or , representations, and the blanks that all are now being asked to fill will aid in errors or misrepréesentation, it is n sending out thess forms, however, the auchorities have no particular distriet or individual in mind. The blanks are being sent to all alike for checkâ€" up purposes, and all should pmmptl\ fill in and return the **questionairâ€" Mr. Roy Douglas, of Cobalt, was a visitor to this Camp last week m conâ€" neclion with the business of the Canaâ€" d:ian General Electrie Co. On Saturday word was receivyed at South Porcupine that Pte. Dave Brinâ€" tou was among those listed s woundâ€" ed. It is thought that he has beeu among those taking part in the recent great baitle. He went overseas with the 150th Battalion. Al who know him in the Camp will trust that lus injuries fwre not serious. A meeting of the membhers of St. Matthew‘s tennis club and all ethers interested will he held in the Rectory on Monday evening, Aprnl 228d., at 8 p».m. Before Justice of the Peaee Montâ€" gomery, Constable Greer on Monday evening had Toney HMarris, Mike Deâ€" chesei, Mike Sabby and Alex Boris charged with gambling on the Lord‘s Day. The charge followed a raid on a Russian boarding house early Sunâ€" day mornmng. The four pleaded guilâ€" ty and paid $10 and costs each. formerly of Nehumacher, ard ane of the seventeen going from that neighâ€" boring town one morning to enlist with the Grenadier Guards. Jack has reached HMalifax,â€"munus a leg lost * Somewhere in France."" He i now in Toronto where he exp ets to he fitted with an artificial limb that w l in a small measure at least take the place of the lea in the figcht for The regular meeting of the D.NY.B. Club was held at the home of Mrs. M. A. on Monday evening amand a pleasant time spont. _ The business taken up was the making of the final arrangements for the D.Y.B. Danece to be held in the Masonie Hall on Friday cvening, April 19th. A good time is assured at this Dance and all are invited. Work taken ina:â€"30 pauU‘s socks Mr.;J.‘IC. a â€"cheerful formerly of the seventee boring â€" towi with the Gr dawn. <e0ne help ; not 6 séemed to t! mg lIne assortment is or the fargest and best and will be a revelation to most people who have not visited the Nurseries. _ Also, on Mondays there is a Bargain Day packh week when chorce fowers are sold at reduced prices. Beri Dewar has fresh, choice flowâ€" ers at the South Poreupine Nurseries ready to deliver every Friday mornâ€" ingg The assortment is of the largest and best and will hbe a revelation to SÂ¥ Cil, It‘ the rig san ed look c: and Jack ill,: to bis that look. roused at Foldâ€"t‘he a: inz to ns partner in extremity, sa W that look.. His professional instinet roused at ncee and he reached over to Fold the arms ealimly on bis partner‘s h»som. â€" But that was too imuch® Jack went spinning baek with foree and the resulting yell and tussle so frightâ€" ened the horses that they jumped forâ€" ward and celeared out of the hole completely;: Raved! But in view ut’ the faet that the Camp bas half : dozen doctors and only one undormk- inz firm for the whole district from here to Iroquois Falls, that strip of road should be promptly mended. «w the leg lost in the fight for dâ€"Country and the Right overâ€" Moore last week received ‘ard from Jack Casey, « HE PORCUPINE ADVANCE on siving more than th of potatoes. (Keeps g The theatre was crowde the show was gâ€"od and by the youngsters, and rels of good potatoes rels of good potatoes the **entrance fees." all:â€"the potatoes were ed over to the Children for the use and benefit Shelter. (No wonder Applications will be received by the Town Clerk for the position of Clhef of Police of the Town of Timmins. Applieants will state experience in detail and give references. Duties to commenceâ€" May I1st. There was a novel event at Haileyâ€" bm) last week and the more the afâ€" fair is considered the more it pleases thoughtful citizens. The Grand Theâ€" atre gave a special show for children. (Good for the Grand Theastre!) The only admission fee asked was that each child attending should hring two Shelter. (No wonder that with the silver veins he thinks are at Doherty and the golden hearts he knows are at HMaileybury, Robt. LeHeup‘s smile broadens **from precedent to precedâ€" ent.‘‘ One No, 3 Underwriters Fire Pump, capacity 500 gallons per minute, with all equipment therefor, _Also 600 feet of Pipe Line. For full information apply to Township â€" lerk‘s Oftfice, Poreupine, or Telephone 32. 21â€"23 FOUNDâ€"A SUM OF MONEY. The Owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses of advertising.â€"8. Bucovetsky, Timâ€" mins, Ont. (*+C TIMMINS LODGE, 1.0.0.f. Ro. 4833 With thi LOSTâ€"GOLD CHAIN BRACELET, between Spruce street and Gillies Lake. Finder please return to 66 spruce street., Reward 22 One Farm Lot and Timhber Lot conâ€" ‘aining a thousand eord Pulp Wood, five thousand Jack Pine Ties. Area of property, three hundred and twenâ€" ty aeres. Will sell on time, or exâ€" change for lot and house in Tianmins. Apply B. Teed. 22â€"24). THREE â€" RKOOMED â€" BUNGALOW, partly furnished, for sale very cheap At the river near the landing. Apâ€" ® ply 8. B. Lindsay, Timmins. â€" 22p. WANTEDâ€"HOUSE O RENT; on theHill preferred. _ Apply Box 100, Advance Ofhee. 21. STENOGRAPHER WANTED.â€"APâ€" ply with particulars of experience, Etc., to Box 794, Advance, Timmins. wWANTED TO RENTâ€"PIANO OR Organ, State rent and particulars to Fred Thomson, Box 591, Timmins Meets evory Tuesday evenâ€" ing in their lodge room on Third avenne. Visiting broâ€" thers reqauested to attend. W. G. Smith, A. H. Cook, A HOME WANTTE D FOR INFANT BOY, healthy and with good history Apply to Nurse Belletrby, Timmins SsOoLICGITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC. 9â€"10 Royal Exchange Bldg., Cobalt. Phone 58. Moore Bldg., Timmins. BARRISTER, TOWNSHIP OF WHITNEY. TOWN OF TIMMNS. 4 J, * . W. Mahon ot H. E. MONTGOMERY. Phat sounds even better!) ilthy generosity of ehildâ€" the youngsters insisted re than the required pair (Keeps getting better!) was crowded to the doors, s good and much enjoyed rsters, and over two barâ€" | potatoes resulted from "Bachelor" has become the synonym for "Value" wherever cigars are sold. 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