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Mrs. J. R. MeCracken, of Haileyâ€" bury, was rather ‘badly burned about the hands in moving a basket of shingles away from a charcoal karnâ€" er and so avoiding a fire. Plumbers left the charcoal burner under the platform at the back of the house. A high wind apparently fanned the smouldering chareoal into flames that ignited the shingles and threatened to cause a real fire. (Mrs. MeCracken‘s prompt action saved a serious blaze and all will be pleased to know that the burns sustained by the Hairleybury lady are not likely to prove serious. Mr. and Mrs. John UClgin, of Rochester, N.Y., were visitors to the Camp last week. June 26th A dividend of 1 per cent. on the paidâ€"up capital of the Hollinger Conâ€" solidated has been declared, payable Julyv 14thâ€"to shareholders of record Wednesday, July 16th, is the date selected for the first Caledonian Society Picnic at Golden City (Porâ€" enpine).= week. ©000000000000090000000000000000000000000000860006600060 The next regular meeting of the Fown Council is scheduled for Monâ€" lay afterncon, July 14th, at 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rae, of Buffalo, Y., were visitors to the Camp last Timmins and District Notes You‘re always sure of getting pure fresh drugs at our stores. Drugs are not allowed to get old. Everything is on the move. Live people deal at our storesâ€"people who appreciate drugs of strength and quality and people who appreciate right and just prices. Your doctor will tell you th at for absolutely reliable prescription work ours is bestâ€"now and alâ€" ways. Liquid Tig Paste Whitens the Teeth‘"" keeps Teeth white ind t# | It Pays to Deal at Live Drug Storesâ€"â€" Cleans Teeth Betterâ€"and Much Easier! Dentists approve this perfect toothbrush and this one right» way to clean the teeth! Listerine Tooth Paste 25¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste 50c The perfected brush which cleans with ease inside, outside and between the teeth. Bleachodent Combination whild‘s size . Youth‘s size Adulit‘s size The teachers of the Schumacher Public School left last week to spend the summer holidays at their homes in the south and east, as follows:â€"Miss Sullivan, at Bracebridge; Miss Malâ€" kin, in the Parry Sound district; Miss 0. White, at Sault Ste. Marie; Miss Murphy, at Mount Forest; and Miss Mackay, at Cobden. Wednesday, July 9th, is Farmers Day this year at Iroquois Falls. On account of Farmers‘ Day at Iroquois Falls on Wednesday, July 9th, there have been a couple of changes made in the district ‘baseâ€" ball schedule. Under the new arâ€" rangement, Timmins will play at Iroâ€" quois Falls on July 9th, and the Falls will play at Timmins on July 16th. Work was commenced last week on the oiling of the streets in town. Good work! July 30th will be Civic Holiday in Timmins. This is the date of the annual Regatta under the anspices of the Timmins Citizens‘ Band, and folâ€" lowing the ecustom of last year the Council is proclaiming the day CIVIC Holiday. The schools closed last week for the summer holidays. (The entrance to High Sehool examinations are at present in progress here. m# a @ ® # ® ® '"a.fifl ° fi”.....oa.flj “ ......ou'. Forhans Tooth Paste 35c 60¢ Colgates Tooth Paste 25¢ SHOWER IN HONOUR OF MISS NELLIE RICHARDSON Mr. Hull, of the Hull Cireulation Company, was a visitor to Timimins last week in connection with the cirâ€" culation contest he is conducting for the Sudbury Star. (Mr. Hull, who has â€"the very highest reputation among newspapermen, believes in keeping in close touch with all contesâ€" tants in any contest he conducts. He was here in connection with the ceanâ€" didature of Mr, Roy McePherson, of Tim:mins, who is one of the five first leaders in The Sudbury Star‘s contest. Mr. MePherson is doing â€" unusually well, the newspaper and the contest company alike being of the best class. This is the only contest being conductâ€" ed by Mr. Hull or his company. at present, his moetto being to get a firstâ€" class proposition and then give it the closest‘ attention and care and all his time. Miss Olive Copp and Mrs. G. A. Macdonald returned on Friday last from North Bay where they attended the Convention of Northern Baptist Churches as delegates from the Timâ€" mins church. _ The Convention was full of interest and inspiration, and the hospitality of the North Bay peoâ€" ple was most kindly. WThere was a welcome from the Mayor, and the Board of Trade inaugurated motor trips for sightâ€"seeing. Even deeper impression was made by the thoughtâ€" ful hospitality of the ladies of the town. ‘The next Convention will be held at Sault Ste. Marie next summer. Mrs. N. Phelps, of North Bay, was unanimously reâ€"elected Directress of the Women‘s Societies for this Conâ€" vention.. Miss Copp was elected Presi dent, andâ€"Mrs. Macdonald selected as one of the executive. There was a miscellaneous shower in honour .of Miss Nellie Richardson, who is to be married this month, given at the home of Mrs. Cuthbertson, Elm street, last week. A numberof friends were present and the gifts were many and very pleasme, and all wished the guest of the occasion the hest of good wishes. A pleasant wmal time was enjoyed by all. 4 Reports last week said that prosâ€" pectors had made a rich strike in Cleriecy Township, adjoining Rouyn on the northâ€"east. There is a possiâ€" bility that the reported find will eause a regular rush into the distriotfl.‘he formation is said to be sim#lar to Rouyn. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO So. Porcupine Schumacher Timmins Phone 68 Phone 131A Phone 127 Todd‘s Drusg Stores Ltd COME AND HEAR "HIS MASTER‘S VOIGE " 75n VICTOR RECORDS FOR JULY _ 755 A FEW SPECIALS The Little Wooden Whistle Wouldn‘t Whistleâ€"19323 Back in Hackensack, New Jerseyâ€"19318 Not Yet Suzetteâ€"19285 PERMANENT WAVER AND CURLING IRON 1 Year Guarantee Obe PDependable PDrug Stores ‘Mrs. Geils and Miss Marguerite Geils left this morning for a holmav at Wingham, Ont. More than the usual number of flags were in evidence in town on Dominion Day this vear. Iroquois Palls Town Council last week voted $250.00 to the Children‘s Aid Society of Cochrane District. Mrs. J. A. Bush, of Sthumacher, is spending the summer vacation at her old home in Toronto:! Six drunks and one traffiec byâ€"law case. with two or three cases remandâ€" ed from last week constituted the police court list this week up to the holidav. The Directors of the Vipond Mine arrived in their private car on Saturâ€" day night and spent the weekâ€"end in the Camp, inspecting the property and viewing the town and district. Miss Margaret Gagne returned last week from a visit to relatives and friends in Montreal. 1 Year Guarantee glass $1.00, tin 50¢ 60c box of 6 Dr. Woodbury, of El Paso, Texas, is visiting his son, Mr. Vincent Woodâ€" bury,. PmR Mr. Wallace Monaghan, of Toronto, is Vvisiting his parents, and Ars. Jas., Monaghan,. Schumacher. A party of about 130 members of a colonization â€" organization from . the southern part of Quebee Province is making a tour of the North Land visiting sections on both the Ontario and Quebece sides, with a view to setâ€" tlement in this country. It was intended to have a ‘‘merryâ€"goâ€"round‘‘* apparatus at balt for the Reâ€"Union event, but outfit was seized at North Bay by sheriff on some claim or claims vanced ‘against the Gwner. ‘T hard old world. | (Mr. Bush, principal of the Schuâ€" macher Public School, is assisting Mr. Treleaven in the eonducting of the High School Entrance Examinations being held this week at Timmins Cenâ€" tre. 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