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(Miss Mary Donovan left this week €or a holiday xisit te paints south. The late T. 8. Clark was 69 years of age at the time of his death, and nis life was a busy, a useful and an exemplary one. Wellâ€"read, keenly inâ€" telligent, shrewd, humorous, kindly and friendly, many in Timmins who had occasion to know Mr. Clark will deeply regret his death, and sincerely sympathize with those near and dear who partioularl) mourn the passing of a gentleman in the h‘lghect sense of the word. "There will ‘be very general and deep sorrow throughout the Camp at the â€"sad news reaching here this week of the death of Mr. T. 8. Clark, for sevâ€" ‘eral years a frequent visitor to Timâ€" mins and Gdistrict. ‘The news reachâ€" ing here is very brief and lacking in Mr. Clark was on a visit to ‘the beloved land of his forefathers,â€" ‘Scotland. Following a motor trip, he waught cold and the cold was succeed. ed by pneumonia, from which illness he passed away. _ ‘The late T. 8. Clark was a Charterâ€" ed Accountant of very high standing. His home was in Toronto but he made frequent visits to Timmins, being the auditor for the Hollinger Mine, the Hollinger Stores and other big busiâ€" ness concerns in the Camp. While he was rated very high in his profession, he was given equally high rating as a man by all who knew him. During his frequent visits here he showed great interest in the Caledonian Soâ€" ciety and his wise and witty addresses his topical poems, and his general wveniality won him hosts of fmends. His original and talented addresses at the annual Burns Banquets here will} be long remembered. ~One of his epigrams is specially worth preservâ€" ing. ‘**I believe,‘‘ he said once, ** that a Nceotsman loves an. argument as much as an Irishman loves a fight."‘ tions by the milver band; cornet solo by Bandmaster L. H. Saunders; tromâ€" bone solo by Major Knight; cornet duet by Band Secretary Morris and Bandmaster Saunders; instrumental quartette by Band Secretary ‘Morris, Bandmaster _ Saunders, _ Bandsmen Jannison and Adjt. Speller; solo by Mrs. Speller; voeal quintette by Adjt. and Mrs. Speller, Songsterâ€" Leadetr Jannison, Bro. Blaney, and Bandmastâ€" er Saunders; Bible reading,. by Rev. 4. D. Parks; solo by Songster Leader ~lanmison; vocal quintette, and other numbers. The Nilver Band will also assist in the musical parts of the serâ€" Â¥Yices on Sunday, June 29th. MR. T. S. CLARK PASSES AWAY ON VISIT TO SCOTLAND NORTH BAY SILVER BAND TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK ng Alt l motor cat Rooney re car=â€"she motor car driver of RUN OVER BY AUTOMOBILE BUT ESCAPED INJURY. Oflice 4 Canada = United States TIMMINS, =â€" WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1924. Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Eublished every Wednesday by Owner and Publisher. Subscription Rates: Iver Band; cornet solo L. H. Saunders; tromâ€" Majonr Knight ; cornmet be given by the and â€" Saturday LC Residence 70. $2.00 year $3.00 year A. Fortish, an employvee of the Mcâ€" Intyre Mine, faced two charges pre ferred by the Mining Inspector in connection* with neglect to comply with the rules and regulations of the Mining Act, designed to protect .workâ€" men and others. On each charge a penalty of $100.00 and costs was imâ€" pased. There were six drunks, each taxed the customary ten and costs. Ching Pung, for having liquor in a public place, was fined $200.00 and easts,. At police court here last Thursday Magistrate Atkinson granted a reâ€" mand to this week in the came of Mrs. Mary Peterson, oharged under the O. T.A. , A remand to this week was also made in the case of L. Rossett, on a charge of stealing go‘ld ore. An asâ€" sault case groawing out of a family dispute was also remanded for a wedke. ‘Mrs. and Mrs. Leo. Bissonette, of Timmins, spent Saturday last visitâ€" ing friends here. SEVERAL REMANDS LAST WEEK AT POLICE COURT Mr. and Mrs. F. Kant entertained last Saturday evening to a pleasant dance at their home. Among those present were:â€"iMrs. D. Kant, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Desauliers, Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Warren, Miss Barker, Miss Irene Taplin, Miss Dixon, Miss ‘Maeâ€" donald, Miss Forsythe and iMessrs Jack Swayne, Joe Cousineau, Ross Redman, Dave Farmer, Perey Barker, Andy Mclean. Mrs. Wilson Raynor, of South Porâ€" cupine, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Warren last Saturday. Mr. Burnie arrived this week from Latchford and has assumed duties as secetion foreman on the T. N.0. Ry. ‘Miss Jennie May Macdonald spent Sunday and Monday in Timmins. Mr. James Ledingham arrived last week from Seotland and will remain for the summer. Mr. and E. C. Rogers left this week for the city, accompanied by the latter‘s mother, Mrs. Skey, of Toronto. ‘Mr. Cole and Mr. O‘Donohue, of south Poreupine, were visitors here over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. and children were ‘visitors to Ramore durâ€" ing the week. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Woollines of Englehart were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farmer, Monday and Tuesâ€" dav. Mr. J. A. Melntosh, of the Premierâ€" Langmuir Mines, arrived here from Toronto on Friday last and proceeded to the mines on the Night Hawk River It is expected that operations will be commenced at an early date. ‘Mrs. J. F. Clemens and family gpent the weekâ€"end in Timmins. IMrs. King and son, of St. ‘Thomas, Connaught Station, June 17â€"Speciâ€" al correspondence of The Advance. ‘Mr. Chas. Morgan, of South Poreuâ€" pine, is sampling some pl‘()peltleb on Nigcht Hawk Hawk Lake. Burt Interesting Budget of Personal and Other News from Connaught Station. MINING AGTIVITIES IN GONNAUGRT DISTRIGT The Firemen have started to pracâ€" tree for the tonrnament of the Temisâ€" kaming Firemen‘s Association which will be held at Cobalt on Dominion Day this year. A motor truck is beâ€" ing used instead of horses this year, we understand. Some of the loeal sportsmen have South Poreupine, Ont., June 17th, 1924â€"Special correspondence to The Advance. South Porcupine Getting Race Course in Condition Mrs. C. B. Morgan and family are spending the summer in Toronto and Hamilton. sSOUTH END FIREMEN PRACTISIING FOR TEMISKAMING FIREâ€" MEN‘S TOURNAMENT. SCHUMACHER WINS AND LOSES WITH SOUTH END BALL TEAM, OTHER INTERESTING ITEMS OF SOoOUTH PORCUPINE. Ved tnis ~â€"weq the former‘ rother ire the Mr. Fred First open air band concert at] (Bom-ln Timmins, on Sunday athletic grounds Thursday evening of. June 15th, 1924, to ‘Mr. and Mrs. H this week. G. Shendan,â€"â€"a daughter. «Saturday evening the <~Lancashire Club put on a Masquerade at the Holâ€" linger Recreation Hall and a delightâ€" ful evening was spent. There were about 150 present, and all in eostume. The originality and variety of the cosâ€" tumes made the event particularly atâ€" tractive. At lumeheon there was a general unmasking. Music for the dancing was provided by a fourâ€"piece orchestra, including ‘Miessrs. J. T. Bridges, J. Cunliffe, G. Makin and H. and. this orchestra certainâ€" ly made a hit with the good music furnished. The luncheon, of course, was up to the high standard of #osâ€" pitality always set by the Lancashire Club. Among the dancing numbsers were the Lancers, square dances and several novelties. In addition there were vocal musical selections of specâ€" ial merit. "Mrs. Richards favoured with a wellâ€"rendered song. Mr. H. Pieckthall‘s singing was much appreâ€" ciated. [Mr. H. Unsworth made even more than lhis usual big hit with comâ€" edy num|er. His rendition of ‘‘Dapâ€" per Dan‘‘ was a great old rouser af laughter. The: evening â€" throughout was voted by one and all as a partieuâ€" larly pleasing event. â€"4~~ 1 i ENJOYABLE MASQUERADE LANCASHIRE CLUB _i \ ALUMINUM SHOWER FOR POPULAR SCHOOL TEACHER LARGE CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES AT NEW LISKEARD COURT On Friday last at the Central school, the members of the teaching staff of the Timmins Public Schools gave an Muminum Shower to Miss Nellie Richardson in honour of her approaching amarriage, Miss Richardâ€" son, who has been a member of the tedchmw staff here for some years past, is popular with both teachers and pupils, and tangible expression was given to this fact by the presentâ€" ation on Friday. (T‘he Aluminum Shower was a very complete and atâ€" tractive one and was accompanied by showers of good wishes. The teachâ€" ers served luncheon during the event and a pleasing social time was spent. Miss _ Richardson â€" and . Mr. Paul Michaud will be married next month.t Rev. Mr. MecVittie is in Toronto on a holiday. In his absence, Mr. E. L. Longmore, of Timmins, is taking charge of the services. . Mr. Roy Spence, an oldâ€"timer of the Camip, is a visitor in town. South Poreupine defeated Schumâ€" acher here in a lively ball game here last Wednesday, by a score of 20 to 10, but over the weekâ€"end the locals were defeated at Schumacher by a score of 6 to 2. In the latter game, Thomas, the South End pitcher, pitch ed a good game but poor support. The Finnish Society held the first pienic at the ball grounds on June 15th, there being quite a crowd in atâ€" tendance. . Racing, jumping and all kinds of sports were indulged in and enjoyed. Drs. Syullivan and Harker have haive opened their dental parlours in one of the new Huddleson buildings on Golâ€" den Avenue. been spending a few days clearing the land around the ball grounds to get ready for the making of a Race Course. Drs. Sullivan and Harker have haive THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Kara Sanetorum, No. 153, 0.0O.H. P., more familiarly known as the Orientals, announce a Street Parade and the Final Moon Feast until the Harvest Moon Shines. This Final Moon Feast will be held on Friday of this week, June 20th. There will not ‘be another regular session until Sept. 6th. . It is intended to make the Street Parade and (Moon Feast on Friday, June 20th, a special event. Members of the Order will meet at the Sanctorum at 8 p.m. â€" Members being duly notified of the event by the usual clever and amusing type of notices. ‘These notices not only give full details of information necessary for the occasion. but also contain many very humorous allusions and some corking good stories. _ One of the stories is a particularly good one, ‘and is told thusly :â€" Aifter havingâ€" several drinks of Poreupine fireâ€"water two wellâ€"known Tribesmen were uncertainly flivering home. ‘*Jim," ‘ said Hee, ‘‘I wancha to be eareful. _ Firs‘ thing y‘ know y‘ll have us in a diteh."‘ ‘‘*‘Me?"‘" said Jime, surprised, ‘*Why t c l I tlhp;~ou was drivin‘. The rain on Sunday morning and the resultant cool wéather made the A.S.D. Club postpone their first Sunâ€" day‘s outing to Golden ‘City until next Sunday, when it is hopedâ€" that with nice weatlfer there will be. a eood turnout of memibers. The Club have secured a cottage at Golden City for the sumimer months, and those of the members who belonged two years ago, will recall the enjoya‘ble weekâ€" end parties held by the Club during the summer and are assured of as pleasant a time this year. It is the intention to have parties to (Golden City on Wednesday afternoons and on Sundays, and all the memf{bers who are able to be present on these oceasions are urged to turn out. STREET PARADE AND FINAL MOON EAST UNTIL HARVEST. FIRST OUTING OF A.S.D. CLUB THIS WEEKâ€"END go with lot as a premium for buying now. â€" Every lot $300.00; ecorner lots, $350.00. Apply to R. Waite, Timâ€" mins, or come and see lots. summer a sidenmvalk ILincoln Park, second Floral Park., on Mow Floral Park, on Mountjoy street. Lots 33â€"ft. by 140. Wellâ€"manured, ploughed, and planted to Green Mounâ€" tain potatoes, costing $3.00 per bag, You will know, and every business person will admit, Timmins is sure bound to be a city of 20,000 populaâ€" tion in the next four or five years. Notice the mines getting any amount of electric power and preparing to douwble their output of gold, meaning the employment of thousands of more men, hence more homes to be built and seareity of houses to rent. So, by all means, buy a lot and build your own home, and cut out movinge and paying high rents. This subâ€"division is close in, eight minutes walk to post office, and this summer a sidewalk all the way to I1ncoln Park. second block north of Shrewd business people who invest their money and make 15 per cent. inâ€" terest per annum think their money is well invested. People who purchased lots of me tiwo years ago are selling for $600 to $630 per lot this season, zsetting over three times as much as they paid me, making 50 to 75 per cent. on their money invested, also valuable crops for it is the very best carden â€"soil. FOR SALEâ€"G6â€"roomed modern house on Maple street, Timmins. Plasterâ€" ed; hardwood floors; steam heat; sun parlour. Apply| to Simms, Hooker Drew, Timmins. 22. LOTS, LOTS, LOTS! LOTS OF LOTS, AND THEN SOME! KEY RING LOST at Mattagami, with several keys incuding Ford key No. 04. Finder please return to Northâ€" ern Canada Power, Reed Building. FOUNDâ€"A man‘s Gold Watch, ; in Schumacher â€" lastâ€" month. Phone 40 M. 24. PURNISHED ROOM TO RENTâ€"â€" WANTEDâ€"Experienced _ +~Buticher, WANTEDâ€"Dining Room Girl must be good cutter. Apply by letâ€"| ply Queen‘s Hotel. ter to P.0. Box 552, Timmins. 24. |â€"â€"â€" Would suit tiwo chums 204 Cedar street South. 36 Lots for Sale Apply to 24â€"26p. 1â€"%, Ton CHEVROLET TRUCK 1â€"1923 McLAUGHL TOURING iâ€"â€"1918 1â€"1916 FORD 1 Runs like . new POR SALEâ€"Block of ten lots, with buildings; one 2â€"storey dwelling house, 16 by 30, six rooms}; one busiâ€" ness building, 20 hy 40, with stone basement; one small cottage, four rooms. Lots 45, 46, 47, 48 and 49 Wison Avenne, and Lots 72, 71, 70, +690 and 68 Main or Miller Avenue. Apply to F. M. Wallingford, Box 17, ‘Mattagami Heights P.O. HOUSEKEEPER WANTEDâ€"Elderâ€" NOTICEâ€"Notice is heraby given that on and after this date I shall not be responsible for any Bbusiness transacted ‘by the Pioneer Club.â€" M. J. ‘McGale. Timmins, June 17, WANTEDâ€"Firstâ€"class dining room girl, good kitchen girl and also a girl for general work. Apply to R. A. Sanders, opposite post office, south Poreupine. 20. FOR SALEâ€"A Grocery Store, with meat department. In good tion. (For further particulars apâ€" ply to C. L., Box â€"774, Timmins, Ont. 25â€" 217. RUSSEIL â€" HOUSEâ€"ROOM _ AND BOARD, $9.00 per week and up. (iood accommodation. _â€" Corner Mountjoy and Wilson Avenue. 21â€"24p.â€"t.f. WANTEDâ€"A young girl for light housemwork. Must sleep at home. Apply to Mrs. R. Allen, 13 James street, Phone 149. 20p. NURSINGâ€"Work ‘by the day. Good experience in Maternity cases. Apâ€" »ly teo Mrs. Marcel Dion, No. 165 Birch street. 20â€"27p. LOSTâ€"Bunch of keys on a round ring. (Finder please retwrn to John Watt, Third Avenue. * :h POR SALEâ€"Chevrolet ‘Car HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALTE including Electric Stove, Electric Hot Water Heater. Apply Phone 3UM, Sehumacher. ~~ BROW WICKER BABY CARRIAGE FPOR SALE. Apply 68 Elm street. WORK WANTED by Finnish Girl,hy the month or by the day. Apply to 54 Balsam street. 2on, GOOD DINING ROOM GIRL WANTâ€" ~BD. Apply at New Ontario Restâ€" anrant, Schumacher. 234â€"25p. ROOM TO LBT, suitalble for two gentlemen. Aipply to 21 Elm street South. Km Cheap. â€"Newly _ overhauled‘ â€" and painted. 64 tires, top and seat covers zood. â€" Terms. $#75.00 eash. â€"1916 â€" FORD TOURING C# A building lot and foundation in Haileyibury for house and lot ot good central lot in Timmins. Apâ€" ply Box D.N., Advance Office, Timâ€" mins. 5. tion. ly lady preferred. would take married couple without children, if woman ~would look after the houseâ€" work and children. Apply 31 or 33 Cambrai â€" Avenue, Hollinger Townsite. 24â€"25p. 1924 houseâ€"keeping privileges; suitable for _ married couple, preferably without children. Apply to 208 Pine street South. nue ply ) RENTâ€"Boarding House at Conâ€" naught. Good business to ‘be done. Apply to D. O Connor, Connaught Station, Ont., $)5 J isALbLâ€"Chevrolet Car. Model 490 Touring. Bangain. Firstâ€"class running ~order. Apply. ‘Canadian Explosives Limited, Timmins. 24. Marshallâ€"Ecclestone, Timmins in extra good â€" running Terms. $350.00 cash. ) _ FORD TOURING n private Preferen( Bav T C WO Roomers, or Board ouse on SMixth Ave e to Britishers.. Ap , Advance Office, 23.20 â€"21p. #7 0 (W) ondi N eEw Runs «2)}) p) ap. A\.'p' and eutter. (3) 3600 Tin. Feet Storm Sewer drains, together with manholes, catch basins, etc., in connection therewith. Plans and specifications, form of tender may be obtained at the Enâ€" gineer‘s Office, Town Hall, Timmins. The dowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. # C. R,. Murdock, Esq., Town Engincer. H. E. Montgomery, Esq., * Town Clerk. Sealed ‘Tenders addressed to H. E. Montgomery, Esq., will be received until 5 p.m. June 30th, 1924, for the construction of approximately : (1) 9,000 sq. yds. asphalt pavement on 5"¢ concrete base. Notiee is hereby @wiven that the Court of Revision of the above Townâ€" ship will ‘be held at Poreupine on Monday, July 7th, at 7:30 pm., in the Township Hall. 25â€"26. J. M. Nicolson, Clerk. FOR SALE Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigréed and Trapnested Stock. Also, â€" Exhibition Barred Rocks, Dark and Light Matings. Importer and Breeder of Barred Rocks onlv. EXPERIENCED NURSE living in country would consider giving real home comforts in her own home to one or two invalids, eldenly couple or two small children (boys preferâ€" red.) Terms â€" reasonable. _ Rate during illness aecording to attention required. Apply Box FN., Adâ€" vance Office, Timmins. 17â€"18p. WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin Sschool of â€" Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at attractive pay guaranteed as soon as student completes the course. This is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. _ For particulars apply to the Goldwin Schoo!l of Beauty Culture, 13 Pins street, (over Ostrosser‘s Store), ‘Timmins. POR SALEâ€"Fine 8â€"roomed house (Bungalow style) ~for sale, with contents}; situated on a choice corâ€" ner lot on ‘Main Avenue. Anyone wishing a wellâ€"finished home should see this one at 46 Main Avenue. PCOR SALEâ€"White Leghorn Hens, bred »from â€" MeGill‘s best laying strain. Thirtyâ€"five for sale at a big bargain for quick sale. Also some Rhode Island Reds for Sale. Apâ€" ply to W. Fiss, 60 Balsam street. 24â€"26p. FPOR SALEâ€"Three Room House and lot 200x90. At end of Mons Aveâ€" uue, below Hollinger houses. Apâ€" ply to P.0. Box 324, Timmins, Ont. 2op. FURNISHED ROOM WANTEDâ€"AN ORDERLY for small hospital; returned man with some experience â€" preferred. Apply Dr. Kirkup, Dome Mines, South Poreuâ€" pine, Ont. 18t.f. FPOR SALEâ€"One Cabinet Gramoâ€" phone and _ Records, one Dining Room Suite. Apply to F. Meâ€" Allister,, Crown Mine, Schumacheg P.O0. 2 0 HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"4â€"roomed bungâ€" alow, 24 by 26 kitchen, 10 by 12; newlybuilt _ and _ wellâ€"appointed. Apply at Queen‘s _ 15 t.f. FOR SALEâ€"Vega Tenor Banjo, for sale cheap. R. F. Rodgers, Hollinâ€" ger Stores. 20â€"t.f. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT ; al\ WANTED for Timmins and to sell for the ‘#Old Reliahle Fontâ€" hild We offer exclusive territory, jpermanéent â€" employment and liberal terms to the right man. For full particulars, write, Stone Wellineton, Toronto, Ont. TENDERS FPOR ASPHALTIC PAVING ONE ONLY NEW FPORD TOURING CAR $550.00 The Geo. Taylor Hardware, Ltd. of Appartments to Rent to suitable gentleman. Apply in first instance to Box Advance, Timmins. modern â€" eonveniences. Apply Balsam street South, Timmins T O WN OF 4,000 Tin. COURT OF REVISION FRANK LITTLE, Connaught Station, Ont C in “b r ete (0 Al pl y and Privileges p.~â€" 14