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A find of gold is rep quarry near Sing Hing â€" of the ‘*honour gang‘‘!‘ « made the discovery, an now being made of the . ring the construction of cell hblocks of the priso GOLD FIND REPORTED NEAR SING SING PRISON iron ore w but the ma tion at that the complet wortk was RNing Bullet 40066 sSugges t Yukon Th(‘ A prospet mnlan Mr. J. Gurnell left on Thursday last for Toronto to spend a few days there with relatives and friends after which he will leave for Europe on the tour being â€" conducted by Dr. Jas., L. Hughes WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th., 1920 » $2.00 a year United States â€" $3.00 a year Office 26 orV Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Publisher $00Ub A.F. of M. Hishon‘s Orchestra. Heintzman Pianos John W. Hishon, LRLAM. Subscription Rates : ; .. . â€" ONTAMO TELEPHONES : ti Porcupine Advance Insert One Next Week % 3 reported SNing priso: nge‘‘ of o pi Pianistâ€"Teacher One Insertion cesting you 50 cents in advance will bring you what you require Residence 112 new ays are es, Du:â€" of â€"the 1"n metrs tracet The nesar Cl THE PORCUPINE LOSES EXCELLENT CITIZENS. Mrs. T. Lawlor and son, Arthur, left last week for Sudbury where Mr. Lawlor will join them in the near fuâ€" ture, the family intending to reside in the Nickel Town in future. In the removal of this family, Timmins loses respected and useful citizens. They have been among the helpful pioneers of the Poreupine and have ever been ready to do their part for the public welfare and â€" advancement. _ Mrs. Lawlor was a very active and unâ€" selfish worker for the Timmins Red Cross and all other patriotiec efforts. She was a helpful and everâ€"ready member of the Daughters of the Emâ€" pire, the Nary League and other similar societies, and was prominent in church and other cireles. She was among those giving time and energy to the work of the Ladies of Charity and was president of the Bazaar planned for this good work in the near future. Previous to leaving Timmins Mrs. Lawlor was visited by a number of the ladies active in church and other wgood works here. On behalf of the adies of Charity, Mrs. H. Charlebois the President, read an address of appreciation to Mrs, Lawlor, expressâ€" ing the general esteem and the gratiâ€" tude for her active and â€" unfailing efforts for all good eauses, and Mrs. A. Carriere made thepresentation of a beautiful gold dlocket and chain, with a Rosary, Mrs. Lawlor, though taken by surprise, made appropriate reply Miss Agnes Chesser, of the T. N. 0. Tclégraph Office at Harleybury, and Miss Ross, of the staff of the Royal Bank at the same town, spent the weekâ€"end with friendsg in Timâ€" mins. and after a social hour the ladic with many good wishes for Mrs. lor in her new home in Sudkury, Box 883 M € 1 W ~â€" left Mr. ad Mrs. Geo. Lake and eluldâ€" ren, accompanied by Mrs. who has been visiting her grandâ€"daughter, Mrs. Lake, for the past few months, left on Saturday for Toronto. Mrs. Lake and children will spend the summer with relatives and friends in the south, while (Mr. Lake leaves this week on the tour to Europe conducted by Dr. Jas. L. Hughes, formerly Public School Inspector for Toronto. There will be over a hundred in the party and England, Seotland, France, Belgium, bmtzerhnd and â€" other places of interest overseas will hbe visited. There have been a number of comâ€" plaints recently regarding the theft of Veterans‘ War buttons. It is a particularly contemptible form_ of theft and the people in general should do all possible to assist in the punishâ€" ment of those attempting this mean crime. ‘The returned men very rightâ€" ly value their service badges very highly, and while the law provides severe penalties for the misuse of the soldiers‘ buttons, the people _ also should do their part in helping the law to thus protect the returned men. Ordinary honest people should make it their business to assist in the detecâ€" tion of the fellow,â€"as mean as the gink that would steal candy from a childâ€"the guy who attempts to take from the returned man the button he has won by service that implied the risk of life itself. Mr. and Mrs. R. Richardson and family are spending a few weeks‘ vacation in Goderich and other points south. During Mr. Richardson‘s abâ€" sence Mr. Audett is assistin@ at the ~Notes of Interest Preparedness ! Sky Bros. Big MIDâ€" SUMMER SALE Is a good safeâ€" guard, so get ready for the Sol. Sky from To to co ns the Sale Beginning Thursday, South Porcupine »AJKY 18 Up m Toronto conduct Sale at THE PORKRCUPINE ADVANCE For rentâ€" Building, 30 x 30, on corner‘ of Cedar street and Fourth Avenue, opposite the Fire Hall; very desirable business stand; suitable for store; 9 furnished rooms above. â€" Apâ€" ply Simms Hooker, Timmins. HOLLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED. Be it enactedâ€"as a Byâ€"Law of the Company, and it is hereby enactedâ€"as follows :â€" That the Head Office of the Comâ€" pany be changed from Toronto, Onâ€" tario, to Timmins, Ontario. Passed ‘by the Directors the 19th day of May, 1920. WAS THERE A BABY FOUND? OR IS IT ACTUALLY TWINS? Certified to ‘be a true copy. (Sgd.) John B. HOLDEN, ibeeretm}. Dated the 30th day of June, 1920. There was a story going the rounds last week to the effect that the body of a newlyâ€"born infant child had been found in the road or on one of the lots in the vicinity of the skating rink. The police and other authorities knew nothing of the matter, and furthér enâ€" quiry brought no details as to where the youngster was found or where it had been lost again. â€"Instead another story gained some currency that the dead body of a child had been found in the vicinity of the railroad track. Again, the authorities had no knowâ€" ledge of this alleged discovery. Inâ€" deed, there did not seem to be any body to either story. ‘Both stories, on the contrary, seemed to ‘be but childâ€" rert of imaginationâ€"probhably twins. Chief Wilson would no doubt be pleas ed to get in touch with anyone knowâ€" ing about the dead bodies of infants lying around or about others lying around about the bodies, so _ that he may pick up any ‘bodies or pick up those bhodies that are ‘*seeing things."‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. Simms and baby lefft on ‘Tuesday for a feéew weeks‘ holiday in the south. Miss= Lavelle ~and Miss MeCann, teachers at the Separate School, have left for the south for their summer vacation. (No Personal Liability) (Sgd.) John B. HOLDEN. Secretary. Byâ€"Law No. 6. FOR Sgd.) N. A. ‘T,I'.\'IMINS, President. All visiting brethren are cordially invited to join with the members of Timmins L. 0. L. 2552, in the annual church services to be held in the Presbyterian chureh, on Sunday evenâ€" ing, July l1th, at 7 o‘clock. Brethâ€" ren will kindly assemble at their hall at 6 o‘celock p.m. 26â€"27. Representing Great West Life Assurance Co. General Accident Assurance Co. ORANGEMEN, ATTENTION! Life and Sickness and Accident Insurance T. Moseleyâ€"Williams Box 52, Schumacher FOR SALEâ€"Team of Black Sleigh Dogs, wellâ€"trained; two sets harâ€" ness; set sleighs and eart;â€"all for $125.00. A bargain. Apply J. F. Stewart, Box 349, Timmins. _ 29p. MONEY LOSTâ€"Little boy lost three tenâ€"dollar bills. Finder please reâ€" turn at onee to Chief of Poklice, Timmins. 20.