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Un nefnenenenenenenchen BIG VALUES ‘Friday and Saturday, October 3rd and October 4th . in Natural Colours Friday and Saturday, October 10 and October 11 Friday and Saturday, September 26th and 27th GREAT ENGLISH COMEDY Friday and Saturday, September 26th and 27th JACK HOLT in "THE WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND" Old Empire Theatre Sachonencnenenenenenenenenenenenencnien enenenenenecnen NORTHERN EMPIRE [HEAT RES APAPpPDPP~4 s s i n n L e e s e e o t t t t d o o s e t t t e e o Y y e Y e Y e t Y e w t C New Empire Theatre RUDOLPH VALENTINO "Monsieur Beaucalre” n THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ful effort, by grim energy and lute courage that we movre to things.â€"Frank A. Vanderlip. Walter â€" Lawrence, a prospector, about 4 years of age, was drowned some days ago in Kenogami Lake, as the result of a rather peculiar acciâ€" dent. He slipped from a rock while he was filling a keitle at the lake side to make tea for a couple of prospecâ€" tors who visited him at Hugh Jarâ€" dine‘s cabin where he was staying. In referring to the death The Northâ€" ern News last week says:â€"*‘‘The body was recovered with grappling irons and subsequently was removed to 0. W, Allen‘s undertaking parlours at Kirkland Lake, from which place it 1t SOo. The funeral of the late Lawrence Pelletier took place on Monday mornâ€" ing at the R.C. church, interment beâ€" ing made at the Timmins cemetery. There was a large attendance at the funeral, the late Mr. Pelletier being one of the pioneers of the Camp and very highly esteemed by all. He was sixtyâ€"five years of age, and a native of ‘Ottawa. A widow and two sons survive. Death was due to dropsy. His many friends throughout the disâ€" trict will be deeply grieved at the death of this good ceitizen. A representative of the United Exâ€" plorers®" Corporation is at present in New York negotiating the sale of some of the company‘s holdings, and an important announcement in this connection may be expected shortly. The new residence of Dr. Russell on Bruce Avenue is nearing completion. It is a handsome â€" structure, twoâ€" storeys and basement, built of cement blocks, and is indeed an asses to the town. DROWNED WHILE FILLING KETTLE AT SIDE OF LAKE The last dance of the season will be held by the Poreupine Dance Club in the Orange Hall at Golden City this (Wednesday) evening. The seeâ€" retary reports that the season has been a success, and wishes to thank all those who have assisted in making it SOo,. Despite the stern efforts of the young man in question, the news has leaked out that a certain â€" popular young fellow of the town is about to be wedded very shorily. He doesn‘t feel the slightest bit Blue about it. Quite the contrary. He is another colour. Word is expected back this week from Toronto in regard to the gcuaranâ€" teeing by the Goyernment of tlvc bords of the Township of Tisdale ‘For the proposed new waterworks and sewerâ€" age system. Reeve iGallagher is in Toronto in connection with the preâ€" sentation of the case to the Governâ€" ment. P Jjust after a load of gravel had passed over it. â€" Theback wheels just clearea as the end of the bridge went down. The proposal is made that the strucâ€" ture be replaced by a steel hbridge. This would appear to be a good move and filling a longâ€"felt want. There are four big cement culverts co be put in at South Porcupine on the new Government highway. One of these is completed and another nearing completion. They are parâ€" ticnularly good. The work has been held up somewhat owing to the rain, but the work on the highway will be pushed forward, about seventyâ€"five men heing employed. south Poreupine, Sept 8th.â€"Specâ€" ial correspondence to The Advance. ___There was a very pleasing and sucâ€" cessful dance at the 1.0.0.F. Hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dowsett enterâ€" vained a number of their friends at their home at the Dome Saturday evening, dancing and other social enâ€" joyments being engaged in. Mr. H. M. Martin presided at the piano for the dancing. Mr. (Gene Colombo has purchased the corner lot, next to Bissonnette‘s Garage, from the Masonic Lodge. It is his intention to start active buildâ€" ing operations on the lou in the near futpure. The bridge over the river on Railâ€" way street _ eollapsed on Saturday Jjust after a load of gravel had passed over it. â€" The back wheels just clearea as the end of the bridge went down Fine New Residence Nearing Comâ€" pletion. Other Interesting Items From South Porecupine. aEVENTYâ€"FIVE MEX AT WORK ON GOVT ROAD was in Oiwen sters reside. Mr anied the remains to Owen Sou: a prospector, vyears of age, was drowned ago in Kenogami Lake, as of a rather peculiar acciâ€" s]lpped from a rock while ing a keitle at the lake side 10 ()y with rOUuy labor and interment t{;er fill irds A small gold rush is reported as in â€"progress into Alma Township, Matatikhewan â€" district. Some â€" days ago a discovery of gold on some claims in that tnwn\'hip tempted the prosâ€" pectors to go in and they have conâ€" tinued following the trail to the new find. The prospectors going in are chiefly from Haileybury and Liskeard and they are taking the Montreal River route from Elk Lake. Some spectacular samples are reported from the new field, but nothing definite is generally known of the area, further than what has been common report for some time, the adjoining township of Cairo having ‘been prospected for years. As a matfer of fact, the first gold ever found in the Matatchewan district was discovered in Alma Townâ€" ship by ‘the Indian Chief, Michel Baptiste, about 1906. Some unusualâ€" ly rich specimens of ore were brotught out and prospectors showed much inâ€" terest. However, various conditions prevented anything tbeing done at that time. s GOLD RUSH REPORTED IN ALMA TOWNSHIP DISTRICT There were 740 pupils enrolled at the Cobalt Public Schools and 570 at the Separate Schools at Cobalt for the reâ€"opening of the schools last week. The Lanes. explained that they had been given to understand that the schedule was not to be followed for this match and the first they knew of the playing of the match on this date was the noticing of the advertising of the game. SATURDAY‘S FOOTBALL MATCH WAS CALLED OFF Write for a copy of our bookletâ€" ‘‘The Secret of Investing Wisely,‘ or consult our Local Representaâ€" tiveâ€"Mr. H. E. Blackwall, at Haileybury, Ontario. Absolute Safety of Capiâ€" tal; A good rate of Inâ€" terest; Minimum of trouâ€" ble in Investing; No delay in payment of principal or interest. These are some of the features of the Guaranteed Trustee Investments issued by 5% p.c. Guaranteed Trustee Investments WRIGLEYS THE Trusts and Guarantee. Company, Limited. TORONTO you have a standard by which to judge other teas. Salada is the finest produced in the world. â€" Try it. FREE SAMPLE of GREENR TEA UPON REQUEST. "SALADA."~ Toronto After every meal After You Have Used your yard. Keep it clean. and s« avoid sickness and disease. Outside toilets should be flyâ€"proof and should ‘be disnfected quite often By Order of the BOARD OF HEALTH OowWwn T in be pu bags, Attention ‘ de of lime When a boy loves a girl that‘s his business, When a girl loves a boy that‘s her business, When they are igetbing married that‘s their business. My own business is to sell Singer Sewing Machines and Willis Pianos. Manion Block, Office 512â€"; 69 Maple St., P.O. Box 75 Our _ Sewing Machine _ Repair Charges are Reasonable. Gordon Block Ho Doctor of Veterinary Science Treating diseases of all domesâ€" ticated animals. Calls promptly attended to day or night. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC 3 1 60 Balsam St. and Corner Presâ€" ton St. and Wilson Ave. Box 962 8. Finkelman and Max Greenberg Calls made at any time, for etther _ Buying or Selling, to Poreupine and Schumacher. Dealers In New and Second Hand Furnâ€" iture of All Kinds Best Service We buy at sell at the a specialty 3/ Spruce St. Wholesale Fruits, Vegetablbes, Confectionery, Tobaccos. CASH OR ON EASY TERMS 15, years in active practice, Frank J. Kehoe itvy Ha J. H. KNOX T wo Stores and other dr covered bharre atlC Re Garbhage Householders ! T the highest price and cheapest. We make of exchanging goods. 11 Give Us a Call (#) hould he wray i iinmins Phone 211. does not inâ€" ippli pt on vo 1ed free of ipplying at Podage may r boexes or Timmina Res., .524 mur toriets ith chl Timmins 5C Mus @OVveéerL paid and 16 63Â¥ rep / e 8 > â€" : id it oi e d in mc ce o in it Nt sn h n e t esd lt w sb ie o 20 Euiesd Mn atsane M .. .« «uns t THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO n o Un BIG VALUES and Best Service This Store invariably offers you the best attention and service. Also, each week you will find that we are offering something special in the way of values in Seasonable Goods. 1 1 i i i i i in in it 5 Un 15 15 15 05 15 15 151515150015 150515 â€"15â€"00â€"15â€" 15. 05 00 155 1505 05 2515 351 151595 15465353 SIMMONS BEDS. 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Hoggarth TAE NEW AARODWARE STORE Minthorn Block., MAIN STREET, One block west of Eplett‘s Ice Cream Factory Our Motto : Here to Satisfy Phone 441B . .= Timmins NORTHERN EMPIRE THEATRES +4 WNMN w I\I\NMWWN\MANMNW*MM Efi%fi%fi%gfiEfi%fi%Efi%fi%fi%fiEfi%fifi%%Hfi%fifi%fifi%fi%%%fi%fifi%fi%gfi%gfi%gfi% Achemenanen EfiE_E%%%%%%%%%%fi%%%%%%%fififi%%fifiEEEEE%EEEEEE W.IWWM" nannnr New Empire Theatre Friday and Saturday, September 26th and 27th RUDOLPH V’-LENTINO "Monsieur Beaucalre” ‘Friday and Saturday, October 3rd and October 4th JACK HOLT in "THE WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND" _ in Natural Colours Friday and Saturday, October 10 and October 11 "SCARAMOUCHE" Old Empire Theatre Friday and Saturday, September 26th and 27th GREAT ENGLISHK COMEDY "Stop Yer Tickling Jock" a â€" fri. Sat., Nov. Tth and fri. Sat., Oct Mth ?5th Glengarry School Days A Royal Divorce Morday and Tuesday, September 15th and 16th Anna Q. Nilsson in "Halfâ€"aâ€"Dollar Bill" DDLDLL L 4 L4 4 .4 4 0 94 9 94e SAShCn “’%%Efi%fi%figfi%EfiEfigfififigfi’%gfigfi%fififi%%gfi%%%%fifi%fifi%%%%% veuse 2N 3 iA r J ] i | | Uelu 3 T2ng LeLUc [Hes)j Matinee Daily |=© | M. Martin presided ~T) L%Ff. ern News last week says:â€"*‘The 1;1]\ was recovered with grappling irons and ~‘!l~~1‘4|.l"“‘|'l'\ was removed e . IW. Allen‘s undertaking parlours at| Kirkland Lake, from which ‘:'I‘;"" Iwas sent to Owen Sound for interment He went down ) the lake the tea kettle, and shortly afterwards ]. LC 1 1€ al a } t appears | h N ‘I I \ (1 D d d 2t n in Ire he wat LC fall or hi head th the rock and 1 rence partly lost consciousness, ;:\ n« him little chancee to save ‘n.u. was in Owen »o ‘f;"f W * MEX AT WORK DN GOVT ROAD Fine New Residence Nearing Comâ€" pletion. Other Interesting Items From South Poreupine. South Poreupine, 8th.â€" ial correspondence .\'('ll} Sl'l'l"' Advance. There was a very pleasing to "I he and sucâ€" danee at the 1.O.0.F. Hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dowsett enterâ€" vained their Dome cessful a number of friends at home â€" at ¢, dancing their the Saturday evenin and Mr. H. at the piano !'url joyments being engaged in. the dancing Mr. (ulh Colombo has purchas (41] the lot, next to Bissonnette‘s Garage, from Zh“ Masonic Lodge. It] is his intention to start active hll 1dâ€" l corner ing operations on the lou in the near| Futpure. The bridge over the river on Railâ€" way street â€" eollapsed on Saturday just after a load of gravel had passed over it. Theback wheels just clearec} as the end of the bridge went down. The proposal is made that the strucâ€" ture be replaced by a steel bridge. This would appear to be a good move and filling a longâ€"felt want. There four big cement culverts to be put in at South Porcupine on the new Government highway. One of these is completed and another nearing completion. They are tienlarly The work held up somewhat owing | 1 are parâ€"| has been to the rain, good. ut the work on the highway will be ushed forward, about seventyâ€"five men heing employed. The last dance of the season will be held by the Porecupine Dance Club in the Orange Hall at (Golden City this (Wednesday) evening. The seeâ€" retary that the bas been a success, and wishes to thank all those who have assisted in making reports season it go. The funeral of the late Pelletier took place on Monday mornâ€" ing at the R.C. church, interment beâ€" ing made at the Timmins cemetery. There was a large attendance at the funeral, the late Mr. Pelletier being one of the pioneers of the Camp and very highly esteemed by all. He was sixtyâ€"five years of age, and a native of ‘Ottawa. A widow and two sons survive. Death was due to dropsy. His many friends throughout the disâ€" trict will be deeply grieved at the death of this good (’;ilixvn. A representative of the United Exâ€" Corporation is at present in Lawrence plorers‘ New York negotiating the sale of some of the company‘s holdings, and an important announcement in this connection may be expected shortly. Russell on ion. The new residence of Dr. Bruce Avenue 1t is a storeys and basement, and is indeed is nearing complet structure, built of cement handsome twoâ€" blocks, an asseb to the to wn. Word is expected back this week from Toronto in regard to the teeing 1).\' the Government of of the Township of Tisdale proposed new waterworks and se Gallagher is in ocunranâ€" the bonds ow I}H‘ werâ€" age system. â€" Reeve Toronto in connection with the preâ€" sentation of the case to the Governâ€" ment,. Despite the young man in question, the news has leaked out that a certain popular young fellow of the town is about to be. wedded very shorily. He doesn‘t feel slightest bit (Blue Quite contrary. He is colour. stern efforts of the the the about it. another DROWNED WHILE FILLING KETTLE AT SIDE OF LAKE Walter 4 years of age, Lawrenee, a . prospector, about was drowned some days ago in Kenogami Lake, ;~§ the result of a rather dent. He \]imu-«l he was filling a peculiar ace a rock \\h[ > tfrom ceitle at l}l( lake ~1(1-l rospec Hu h . where he was staying ‘l! a l !I The Nor to make tea t'm a couple of tors who visited him at dine‘s ci larâ€"| ibin In referring to the > rémains south.‘ s only through labot ;m~‘ powerâ€" ful effort, by grim energ lute courage that we movre to ’..-: er things.â€"Frank | / p.C s \| Guaranteed Trustee | A. \‘H.Am lip. 1 After_flu Have After You Have Used "SALADA" GREEN TEA H474 you have a standard by which to «% Jjudge other teas. Salada is the finest produced in the world. Try it. FREE SAMPLE of GREEN TEA UPON REQUEST. "SALADA.‘" TOoronto other social enâ€"| SATURDAY‘S FOOTBALL MATCH WAS CALLED OFF Owing to a misunderstanding inâ€" the matter, the football match in the P. DLE.L. series advertised for Saturday last was called off. _ The Dome Black and Amber came over with team and were on the field ready to play at ho wever, The been a serat !l six o‘clock. ‘The Laneashires, could only produce four men. they had that explained that understand Lanes. siven to the schedule was not to be followed for this match and the first they knew of of the match on was the noticing of the advertising of the game. the playing this date ALMA TOWNSHIP DISTRICT A â€"small in â€"progress into Alma Township, Matatichewan â€" district. days ago a discovery of gold on some claims in that township tempted the prosâ€" pectors to gv in gold rush is reported as Some and they have conâ€" tinued following the trail to the new find. The prospectors going in chiefly from Haileybury and Li.~l\'t.|!nl and they _ are the Montreal Riverroute from Lake. ~SHome GOLD RUSH REPORTED IN l $ taking Elk spectacular samples are reported from the field, but nothing definite is generally known of the area, than what for some time, new further has been common report the of Cairo having been prospected for years. As a matfer of fact, the first gold ever found in the Matatchewan district was discovered in Alma Townâ€" ship by ‘the Indian Chief, Michel Baptiste, about 1906. Some unusualâ€" ly rich specimens of ore were brotight out and prospectors showed much inâ€"| terest. prevented anything being done time. adjoining township various conditions at that However, There were 740 pupils enrolled at the Cobalt Public Schools and 570 at| the Separate Schools at Cobalt for the reâ€"opening â€" of the schools last week. WRIGLEYS After every meal/ / A pleasant . and agreeable sweet and a l1â€"aâ€"sâ€"tâ€"iâ€"nâ€"g beneifit as well. Good for teeth, breath |;;‘ and digestion. Makes the U next cig ar K taste better. Investments Absolute fal; A terest; ble in Investing; No delay of good rate of Inâ€" Minimum of trouâ€" in payment or interest. These are some of the features of the Guaranteed Trustee Investments issued by THE Trusts and Guarantee. Company, Limited. TORONTO Write for a copy of our bookletâ€" ‘The Secret of Investing Wisely,‘ or consult our Local Representaâ€" tiveâ€"Mr. H. E. Blackwall, at Haileybury, Ontario. principal || are Frank J. Kehoeâ€" | BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.| | } | Gordon Block Timmins i i DR. J. H. KNOX Doctor of Veterinary Science Treating diseases of ticated animals. Calls attended to day or night. 15, years in active practice, | [ all dome“â€"j promptly | | 1 Manion Block, = Office 512â€" Timmina Res. .524 J. A. HOWSE .. n omm mss Wholesale Fruits, Vegetablbes, Confectionery, Tobaccos. 3/ Spruce St. < Phone 230 Timmi mon e m omm mds i m When a boy loves a girl that‘s his business, $ When a girl loves a her business. When they are igetbing married | that‘s their business. My own business is to sell Singer Sewing Machines and Willis Pianos. CASH OR ON EASY TERMS boy that‘s | Our _ Sewing Machine Repa.1r Charges are Reasonable. 0. SEGUIN 69 Maple St., Timmins P.O. Box 75 â€" Phone 211. 8. Finkelman and Max Greenberg Dealers In New and Second Hand Furnâ€" iture of All Kinds We buy at the highest price and sell at the cheapest. We make a specialty of exchanging goods. Best Service Give Us a Call Calls made at any time, for etther _ Buying or Selling, to Poreupine and Schumacher. T wo Stores 60 Balsam St. and Corner Presâ€" ton St. and Wilson Ave. Box 962 sc o e sn ons mm cactom~ ue romagt m un Attentlon 1 Re Garbage Al able garbage should be wy ipâ€" ed in paper and placed i @0 >d tgarbage can. Garbage does not inâ€" ‘lude ashes and chips and 5¢ 5 ) )e DUi “?il TDA »l 10 a d L( @1y )7 ) 11 al a i . ciosed Hoon ] ) ) )Wn I 10 ) pt cle; ] th le of lime Uh ‘i' ) 1 6 ch: CC 1 N 1 D 2. Al he Cit1 ”A 4 ( 1 t} d: indagre ma be pu ered rrk r boxes 0 f).fL’ 3 t L { I your yard. Keep . ind 36 ivyoid sicknes d disease Outside toilets should be fAyâ€"proof and should ‘be disunfected quite often. By Order of the BOARD OF HEALTH Householders ! . es