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_UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR TIMMINS. ASSOCIATED BOARDS TCO MEET AT IROQUOITIS FPALLS pre®xre anol nmnames omitte Mr. King has engaged an expert Dry Cleaner and expects to have everything completed and. working about the fifteenth. Besides the Dry Cleaning machinâ€" +»ry there are. also newâ€" Hoffman Presses in which dry steam is used in pressing, which put a real finishâ€" ing touch to the garments. This will be a great convenience to the people of Timmins and, in fact, the whole North Country, as at the present timeâ€"any work along these Ilimes has to be sent to some city. â€"37 Boar €+0 t T e Mr. T. F. King, has just about ccmâ€" Â¥ileted a plant that will be just as upâ€"toâ€"date as any Dry Cleaning esâ€" tablishment‘ in any city. j)rmn in two new buildings on Spruce street, in the Moneta extension adâ€" joining the town, part of the macâ€" hinery is already" installed and the balance is now being assembled. Yor the CLOSE TO TWENTY CASES FOR THIS WEEEK‘S COURT 111M NEW ToWRNSITE BEING OPENED NEAR SCHUMACHER IHt PORGU it AOVANGE site, . projpe ler 4B WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10th., 1924. 3 * » Memb;" of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Canada â€" Urited States remedy the ma the ap * ().T. Published every Wednesday by £ «34 at cost and development terprise. veek formal announcement is the opening of a new townâ€" t east of Schumacher, on of the (Gold Centre Mining e new townsite is very favourâ€" x. By order :of. the 10 the assessor was ordered another iis:; to include nitted and to sabmit this | Jundge far appro Subscription Rates: perhaps, especially because preaching iProvineial vote on A. Bv order of the Town resolution from Timmins s the Government to conâ€" British ‘Columbia plan for lucation by correspondence tis urged that suech a plan, 1, would }.m):’.ide education ds of children of the setâ€" ire now depupfd of sehoolâ€" plan has been in suceessful ish Columbia for fivre years o been by Alberta. â€" â€"â€"_â€" $2.00 year ates _ â€" $3.00 year f x ONTARIO e second is of mart ie Cobalt (Olls Residence 70. ARRESTED WHILE MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS AT NIGHT Monday evening W. R. H. Brown, a young fellow who has been in town for some time past, was placed under arrest on a charge of Hegally having gold ore in his possession. ‘The manâ€" ner in which the arrest occurred was rather odd. Brown had been living in one shack in Mattagami â€"and deâ€" cided to move to another. He selectâ€" ed a rather late hour for his moving and he also cut through lots that were in deep darkness. Carrying a couple of suitecases and a bundle he walked right into the arms â€"of Clhief Greer and Deputy Chief Salley who were not looking for him but were out pn altogether different business. Brown‘s explanation for moving in such a way and at such a time did not impress the police very much. The Chiet also was curious as to , what some of the bags and bundles might contain. Acâ€" cordingly Brown was escorted to the shack that Ae said was his few Lhome, and there a quantity of gold ore was discovered ~among his effects. His explanation of how he came into posâ€" session of this gold â€"ore wias not satâ€" isfactory to. the police and as a reâ€" sult he.was asked, to spend the night at the Hotel de Greer. Brown will come before Magistrate Atkinson toâ€" of. coal. _A firstâ€"class vontilation sy »tem is installed, a hot air fan, fresh air distributor and other equipment prhactiically assturing bealthy air at proper temperature at all times. ' 3 There is every reasonm for pride in the new High School. t is a credit to the town, the High School Board, the contractors and all others cone ‘erned. Messrs. Shult@@Bros.. of, Brantford, were the contractors. The plumbing and heating work was Fone by the old reliable firm of A. Brazeau Son, Timâ€" mins. (Mr. E. M. Allw orth was the electrical contractor. Mr. F. Valois carâ€" ried through the painting and decorating throughout. The architects were Pennington Bov4, of Windsor, Ont., and the finished ~tru( tifre is a lasting tribute to their skill and desion. f Lavatories, Baths (spray baths for both boys and "‘ll']w), dnd all the rest of a modetn sehool eéupment and d('((omm()datum The Chemistry Room and Physics Laboratory are speci d”\ wellâ€"equipâ€" ped. Benches, tables, lockers, cabinets and other equipment have been proâ€" vided in upâ€"toâ€"date style. A closed cabines for use in making any noxious cases required in the experiments is a feature of the Chemistry Room. The equipment of the Physies Dept. includes a lantern of the latest type. To most visitors the big gymnasium, with its complete and upâ€"toâ€"date equipment, will hbe_ of spe«\al interest. Among equipment â€" will be found:â€"the ladders, the trapeze, the parallel bars, the swinging rings, dumbs, Indian clubs, ete. There has also been provision made for the playing of basketball and softball. Healthful and wholesome exereise €or the students has been well considered. % The library in one of the turrets. of the building is provided with a goodly array of the classics and works of reference for the students. The equipment of the various classrooms is of the very best. Modern desks and are both comfortable and convenient. The blackboards are of thehbes quality of genuine slate. There is an electric bell to eall school, recess and dismissal. An electrical clock in each room keeps time, with emâ€" phasis on the special times, such as the opening and (:lusi,n.}o,f classes during theâ€"day. room is provided with a special thermometer registering the exaci tempelatme of the room. Drinking fountain and other comforts and conveniences for the students have been generously provitéd. At suitable places in the corridors there are supplies of hose and other fire prevention equipment for use in case of any danger of fire. The interior finish of the building is both attractive in .appearance and serviceable. _ The building is heated hy a steam heat equipment, the plant being locatâ€" ed in a cement bhasement with ample provision for the storing of a supply ty Crown At! Cochrane, a week took in at caâ€"dowp ITown hotei The accused was taken rane, accordingzg to The answer to a chargye of t: A Fine Appearing Building And As Fine As It Appears A twoâ€"storey structure of ‘brick"and tile, as nearly fireâ€"proof as can be made, the school has a length of approximately 150 feet. There areé ample grounds for the school, the equivalent of two blocks betmg reserved for the building and grounds. Upstairs and down, wide, high corridors run the whole length of the structure; the various rooms opening off the corridors. There are three entrances, a main.entrance in the centre of the front, the boys‘ entrance at the one end, and the girls‘ entrance at the other. â€" There are six ‘big class rooms, approximately 36 feet by 22 feet each and with 14â€" foot ceilings that give a ])lez’winflP s‘paoiuus'nesq to the rooms. In addition, the huilding contains a special Physics Laboratory, a Chemistry Room, a Gymâ€" nasium, a Library, Teacher‘s lwums,‘ Cloak Rooins for both boys and giris, TIMMINS NEW HIGH SCHOOL A CREDITABLE STRUCTURE, FIRE PROOF, COMMODIOUS, WELLâ€"EQUIPPED, AND ATTRACTIVE. Situated on an elevation of ground in what is generally known as West Timmins, the new high school can be seen from a considerable distance and from many sections of‘the Town. Its appearanee is particularly attractive and artistic, and its accommodation, arrangement and equipment equal its prepossessing appearance. The accompanying picture gives some idea of the fine appearance of the new High School building, hut to be fully appreâ€" «mted the structure has to be seen and inspected. During their recent visit ) Timmins Baron Byng and Lad\ Byng both eqne«wd special pleasure at 1he.handsome appearance and finished equipment of the new High School. An item ir said tl SIX BIG CLASSROOMS, SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY ROOMS, WELILâ€"APPOINTED GYMNASIUM. SHOWER AND SPRAY BATHS, BTC. * \ (Thu: »gal| x â€" hat at the reques Attorney John*M Toronto dete sda § r is heated by a steam heat equipment, the plant being locatâ€" basement with ample provision for the storing of a supply â€"elass vontilation system is installed, a hot air fan, fresh air other equipment praciically assuring bealthy air at proper u* 1441 of At the mquest on Saturday last at Cochrane the jury returned the verâ€" dict that the Indian, Hardisty, found dead near the Northland Hotel some days previous, had died from the reâ€" sults of alcoholie poisoning. â€" Police court cases have resulted froms the sellinge ‘of liquor to Hardisty and two other Indians, but no further action will be likely, the man‘s death heing clearly due to natural causes, the sligcht marks on his face coming from a fall. A fine new flagpole has been erectâ€" ed on the grounds of the Timmins Central Public School. The T. N.0. Ry. Commussioners visited Timmins on Tuesday on their regular inspection trip of the line. panied as far. as Toro: Frank McGuire who will How about T OUur Subscription : THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO h this oronto ave with J V M t EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, with BUTCHER â€" WANTS POSITION. LOT FOR SALEâ€"Bartlieman Townâ€" site. Third dot from the corner of Seventh »Avenue on _ Tamarack street. water agcross street. Will sell very reasonable. Cash or easy terms. Apply 63 Fifth Aveâ€" nue, from 6 to 8 p.m. 2 Roots have~ been â€" fairly â€" good. Anything that will stand the eold weather shows up well. Peas and beans have been very cerops. Beets have hbeen unusually _ good. Cabbage â€" and Turnips have been good crops this year. _ Potatoes in sandy loam have been below the aveâ€" rage cerop for this district; in lowâ€" lying land the potato crop has been a failure. Some damage has been done by reâ€" cent frosts. For instance, last week many of the settlers had their tomato ecrop frozen out of existence. The native fruits this year supâ€" ported a popular theory that when blueberries are a big crop the raspâ€" berries are poor. Blueberries this year were a bountiful crop, while the ‘aspberries were neither plentiful, nor of quality to write home about. Mr. M. Wernick, District Manager for the Toledo Sceale Co., returned last week to his home at North Bay after being laid up here for some ten days as a result of an injury tb his Back. In Jlifting a set of scales he wrenched his back and was laid up as a consequence. It will be two or three weeks before lhe will be fully recovered. $ I wish to notify my customers that [ have reâ€"opened my woodâ€"yard and resumed delivery of fireâ€"wood in any length to suit. _ Prices Reasonable, and the best of service. H. Charlebois, * Phone 419 104 Cedar St., North Some â€"vegetable marrows of unâ€" usual size and quality are reported from up the river, but these were protected by blankets at night. CHILDREN‘S DRESSES AND LADIES â€"WRAPPERSâ€"made® to order at short notice. Prices reaâ€" : from 50 cents up. _T Banâ€" nerman Avenue, Timmins. â€"35â€"38p Sottlers and. others interested in the district appear to agree that this year‘s crops in this area will not,be as good as usual. The weather has not been propitious. The hay crop, now harvested, has not been bad, but it would have been better: with better weather. Grain has been good for a green crop, but naturally has heen slow ripeningt on account of the weather. ‘ Hay a Fair Crop. Peas and Beans Good. Roots Fairly Good.. . Blueâ€" berries a Big Crop. THE WEATRHER HANDIGAFPS CROPS N THE DISTRIGT Sired by Grandson of Internaâ€" tional Champion, Four Males, and Four â€" Females See DUNCAN GREY, Druggist, today. POLICE DOG PUPPIES FOR SALE Treferences, desires position in Timâ€" mins after Sept. Ist. ‘Reply. to P. O. Box 334, Timmins, Ont. Firstâ€"class man with good experâ€" ience. For full particulars apply to P.O0. Box 292, Schumacher, Ont. 37â€"35p. WOOD FOR apprectate 36â€"38p FOR SALEâ€"Punching Bag and Set of Boxing (@Gloves. At a. bargain for quick * salet Apply toâ€" Fred Williamson, back â€" of 114% Elm street North. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Candy Sceales and sunâ€" dry candy fittings for sale. Apply Bell, ‘St. Onge ‘Building. ATp. HOUSEâ€"FURNISHINGS FPOR SALE, Apply to Mrs. Burnett, 81 Maple street. 31p. FURNISHED BEDROOM TO RENT ; FPOR SALE, CHBAP FOR CASHâ€" BEDS AND BEDROOM FURNIâ€" TURE FPOR SALE. Apply aifter 6 p.m., to No. 6 . Balsam street North. 7 4. â€" o MASON RISCH PHONOGRAPH AND THOMAS ORGAN FPOR FURNITURE FOR SALE. All in firstâ€"class condition and best qualâ€" ity. Includesstoves, beds, gideâ€" board, refrigerator, chairs, tables, ete., ete. Apply to No. 3 Kimberâ€" ley Avenue, Moneta. 3Tp. FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT; POR SALEâ€"1 (Mission Oak Buffet, Library _ Table, coak. â€" Apply= 359 Fourth Avente. 37. Also, ~ Exhibition Barred _ Rocoks, Dark and Light Matings. LOSTâ€"Small white poodle dog lo The. party or parties having t dog should kindly return: same J Corner Broadway and Elm stree Timmins, and avoid further inc POR â€" SALEâ€"3â€"piece Chesterfield Sute, cheap; tapestry _ covering, loose _ cushions. Apply 11 Toke _ (Rochester) ~call _ between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 7. Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed and Trapnested Stock,. Importer and Breeder of Baxred Rocks only. LOSTâ€"Pair of Black Patent Oxford Slippers, between the â€" Central School and Maple street. Finder please return to 76 Maple street. Reward. s 47. POR SALEâ€"One dining room with sideboard, in golden oak Tamarack St. : POR SALEâ€"Boiler and Hoist, 20 h.p. â€" Boiler, complete with fittings Hoist is a Jenckes, size 5x5, with about 400 feet of Â¥/â€"inchâ€" cable. Cheap for cash. <Apply to P.O. Box 44, South Poreupine. 36â€"37p. POR SALEâ€"Large Brunswieck Gramâ€" ophone,. with Receords. Also,â€" Axâ€" minster" Rug, 9x12. Apply W. Mansfield, Schitmacher. 36p. HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"7 roomed modâ€" ern house, cement foundation, lath and plaster,~ heated by furnace, hardwood floors, ete. Apply to M. McChesney, 85 Wilson Avenue, . D. FPOR SALEâ€"In good condition. Ap: 31 Wilson Avenue, Mattagami. 31â€"381 Driving Mare, HMHarness and Buggy. Apply W . Bailey, Incinerator Plant, Moneta. x$ 30â€"37p. large room, suitable for two. Apâ€" ply to 24 Kirbhy Avenue, corner Cedar street. 31Tp. boaurd if desired; all convemen( hot and cold water, bath, elec! rooms, â€"with cold water. South. vyeniene JR SALEâ€"House; 4 rooms; ter in the house; owner going aw must sell. ‘Bargain for quick s Furniture, if wanted. Apply H Dixon, back of Station Ho Schumacher. «3T 1 ICLES FOR SALE telephone, idy. Apply Sout! Connaught Station, Ont. FRANK LITTLE, bathroom \pply 57 et( [. Apply H. E. Station â€" House, «370. â€"~â€"L urnls! Hotâ€" : Eim Appoly i p )1 }p 1@O0OMNâ€" lost this WY ~â€" ind FPARM POR SALEâ€"South Half Lo 1, Con. 6, Pownship of Wark. Vet eran claim, patented: Apply to J _H. Walker, Glencoe, Ontario. FPOUNDâ€"Small Black Cocker Spaniel found at Hotel ‘Iroquois, lruqunm Falls, on Monday, apparently strayâ€" ed from owner visiting the Falls for the big day. Owner may have same by proving property, etc. Apply to The Advance Office, Timâ€" mins, to Hotel Iroquois, Iroquois Falls. 36, POSITION WANTED, : FOR SALEâ€"(iroceries and \Meat Business, in good locality in Timâ€" e mins, including stock of groceries, meats, tobaceos, soft drinks. , Also ix#ures and refrigerator, quite new. ~Apply P.0O._ Box 1513, Timmins, Ont. 30. Apply stating qualifications, perience and salary required to J. Walsh, Box 396, Timmins., Ont. This organization will soon be startâ€" ing operations again this year. Old members will hbe carded as to dates of practices. Prospective â€" members, or any interested, please communicate with the Secretary, G. C. Vedova, ox 239, Schumacher. 31â€"38p, ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE OF TEACHING STEPâ€"DANCING Applications will be received by the undersigned to Sept.! 15th, 1924, for the position of Janitor for 8t. Charlkes School, ten rooms, for term Oct. Ist to June 30th;, on a monthly basis. THREEâ€"ROOM HOUSE TO RENT GIRL WANTED for g@eneral houseâ€" WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin School of Beauty Culture. Posi< 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 Sschool of Beauty Culture, 13 Pins \troet (over Ostrosser‘s Store), Timmins. 22p.â€"t.£. ..FOR SALE OR‘ EXCHANGEâ€" _ WANTED, as clerk in store or at office work, by ambitious young man who speaks and writes Four languages (French, English, German, Italian); 2 years‘ sales experience. â€" Firstâ€"class references. Apply to Box K.J., Advance Office, Timmins. 27171 will receive the very best of Write immediately to M. . Box 655, Timmins, giving | dress, plainly written. 4 will receive the very hest of wages Write immediately to M. A. Roy Box 365, Timmins, giving full ad dress, plainly written. 36â€"38p. NY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE OF TEACHING STEPâ€"DANCING PHYSICAL â€" INSTRUCTOR WANTED. Apply Box P. W., Adâ€" vance Office, Timmins. 31â€"38p. paritiy Turnishe able for restan ter. Apply l MattagamiMel Farm, between Orillia and Barrie, consisting of good loam soil, with 20 acres Maple bush; good buildâ€" ings. Will exchange for house in Timmins or Schnmacher. Apply to sox J. C., Advance Office, Timmins. 31â€"39, work Bldo. § MMINS MALE CHORUS PROPERTIES FPOR SALE Apply to aly] 6 4 1J Wilson Bell, *2 â€" â€" saie: ass references Advance Office 3 ‘dogsâ€"lg . cU â€"pe [[np Sutato °V ‘IC 03 ‘SgoBam 10 1#90 Oy riilt oT o Parlour. Road. Suitâ€" lunch counâ€" Z6 énnue,. 1i 37 40p T +sftoras Rochor St. On en iIf 8p. abon \*" {a(F i adâ€" eX â€" <avill hold their next regfilar quarterly THE â€" PORCUPINE AOVANCE Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake Owner and Publisher. A Fine Appearing Building And As Fine As It Appears _ Bubscription Ratés: TIMMINS NEW HIGH SCHOOL A CREDITABLE STRUCTURE, FIRE Canada °> â€" â€"~ . $2.00 year PROOF, COMMODIOUS, WELLâ€"EQUIPPED, AND ATTRACTIVE. United States _ â€" _ $3.00 year SIX BIG CLASSROOMS, SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY ROOMS, â€" ~ ONTARIO|~ _ WELIâ€"APPOINTED GYMNASIUM. SHOWER AND SPRAY sz BATHS, 2TC. . \ Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Situated on an elevation of ground what is generally known as West Timmins, the new high school can be seen from a considerable distance and Office 26. Residence 70.| from many sections of‘the Town. Its appearanee is particularly attractive snn n ns and artistic, and its accommodation, arrangement and equipment equal its WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10th., 1924. prepossessing appearance. The accompanying picture gives some idea of the fine appearance of the new High School building, but to be fully appreâ€" n on _ ciated the structure has to be seen‘ and inspected. During their recent visit NEW ToWRSITE BEING _ whole length of the structure; the various rooms opening off the corridors. e es | to Timmins Baron ‘Byng Byng both expressed special pleasure at OPENED NEAR SCHUMACHER : in sc 3: the. handsome appearance and finished equipment of the new High School. tm p‘ : A twoâ€"storey structure of brick"and tile, as nearly fireâ€"proof as can be Fhis week formal announcement is t § A 5 uy W 6. 5 s made, the school has a length of approximately 150 feet. There are ample nhade of the opening of a new townâ€" f ‘ * 4 3 : f * es grounds for the school, the equivalent of two blocks betmg reserved for the site, just east of Schumacher, on Jhe Ayh % : : : § s building and grounds. Upstairs and down, wide, high corridors run the property of the Gold Centre Mining €o. â€" The new townsite is very favourâ€" , $ Â¥ 2 h There are tlhree entrances, a main.entrance in the centre of the front, the j ably located being a short distance 7 on iess boys‘ entrance at the one uul. and the girls‘ entrance at the other. â€" There from Schumacher and near to the Meâ€" o ty P are six ‘big class rooms, approximately 36 feet by 22 feet each and with 14â€" Intyre, Ihu Schumacher and other Â¥ : B foot ('('111]1('\ that give a pleasing spaciousness to the rooms. In addition, the mining properties. The new townsite j 2 h P building contains a special Physics Laboratory, a Chemistry Room, a Gymâ€" is on the south of the T.â€" N:O. Railâ€" P nasium, a Library, Teacher‘s Rooms} Cloak Rooims for both boys and girls, way at Schumacher. It ]101“[’1‘1\(‘\ sixty lots, 40 by 100 ‘feet. It is the intention to apply for a jflag station Zor tne new townsite. CLOSE TO TWENTY CASES FOR THIS WEEEK‘S COURT about‘ a There are score of=â€"cases for pohce court tomorrow, â€" though most of the cases are not serious atâ€" and a fairs. There are seven unadorned 1nmk~' simple one ~of them woman. In addition Ihew are. three charged.with being drunk in a public place. One man is ch‘;n'gwl with | Lavatories, Baths (spray baths for both boys and "nl~). (md all the rest 0o charge of having liquor in a public|8 modetn school @hipment and accommodation. place. One man is hearged â€" with The Chemistry Room and Physiecs Laboratory are specially wellâ€"equipâ€" drivinze a motor truck without the| ped. Benches, tables, lockers, cabinets and other equipment have been proâ€" necessary license. The alleged theft vided in upâ€"toâ€"date style. A closed cabines for use in making any noxious of * ,_ forms the basis for another| cases required in the experiments is a feature of the Chemistry Room. The ease. Three charges of having cows equipment of the Physies Dept. includes a lantern of the lazest type. at larze on the streets will come beâ€" To most visitors the big gymnasium, with its complete and upâ€"toâ€"date Fore Macistrate Atkinson. A young| equipment, will be_ of speMal interest. Among the equipment will be man named Brown, found: ~â€"tll(' ladders, the trapeze, the parallel bars, the swinging rings, dumbs, for some time, is charged with illegalâ€"| Indian clubs, ete. There h.|> also been provision zn;ulv.!'m"rhv playing of is ing gold ore in his possession. basketball and softball. â€" Healthful and wholesome exereise for the students ® has been well (mm(lmul % The ltbrary the turrets of the building provided with a goodly array of the classics .m«i works of reference for the students. The equipment of the various classrooms is of the very best. Modern rtable and convenient. _ The blackboards are| in one 0 is _UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR TIMMINS. Mr. T. F. King, has just about ccomâ€" desks and ssats are both com| ),/](.,,,\3 a 1)ldm “M( will be just. as| of the hbes quality of genuine .\l.;llv. Imwjv is an electric bell to (-;\H's('h(ml, upâ€"toâ€"date as any Dry Cleaning esâ€"| vecess and dismissal. An electrical clock in each room l\'w]»\ time, with emâ€" tablishment‘ in any city. phasis on the special times, such as the opening and closingof classes during in two new |,;li1',1i];l._¢,~ on Spruce theâ€"day. +Every room is provided with a special thermometer registering the street, in the Moneta extension adâ€"] ¢Xact temperature of the room. Drinking fountain and other comforts and joining the town, part of the macâ€" conveniences for the students have been generously provifed. At ,.<m(:1.|)l(- hinery is alreadv‘ installed and the| Places id the eorridors there are supplies of hose and other fire prevention ibalance is now h;~in_«_: assembled. “l"‘l'““"l for use -I! case of '”’|-"v fl‘“_‘?“"‘"’l' fire. ; § Mr. King has engaged an expert The interior finish of the building is both attractive in appearance and Pry Cleaner and expects to have|"© rviceable, The building is heated hy a steam heat equipment, the plant being locatâ€" everything completed and. working _ s ; : j about the fifteenth. ed in a cement basement with ample provision for the storing of a snppl;\' Besides the Dry Cleaning machinâ€"| °! coal. .A firstâ€"class ventilation system is illil:l“t'.(l. a hot air t'{lll. fresh air ery are m-\\" Hoffman | dstributor and other equipment: practically assuring hbealthy air at proper Presses in which dry steam is used “””",“ ature at all times. f ; , ¢ 26. in pressing, which put a real finishâ€" There is every reason 1171."II',llt' in the new High .\t’ll'r'im.. If is a mlm 111 ing touch to the garments. to the town, the High .\f-h.ml Board, the contractors and ;l.\'l‘nh('l\’ concerned. This will be a great convenience to Messrs. Shulta@Bros.. nlu'lh':lnllmwl. \\'(-.1'(-‘ !he.w.nn:‘:. mr\-; The 1)]vnn!lnn:’ ‘:'m«\ the people of Timmins and, in fact, heating workiwas done by the old geliable firm of A. Brazeai , ‘.\‘mf hy the ;»'hnl(‘ North Conntry, ; as "at. the mins. ~Mr. E. M. Allworth was the electrical contrac nl'.”.\[l‘. F. '\ alois ('-:n.'â€" present timeâ€"any \\'nrk'zllong these ried through the "“”m“” and decorating througlhout. _ The “""“f“'""" yE . Pennington Boyd, of Windsor, Ont., and the finished structure is a lasting limes has to be sent to some city. 37 ASSOCIATED BOARDS TCO MEET AT IROQUOTIS FALLS | | 5 who has lived here ! i l | tribute to their skill and des ign. IARRBSTED wWHILE MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS AT NIGHT A fine new flagpole has been erectâ€" the gzrounds of the Timmins Public School. Of _ Trade ed Central The Associated â€" Boards on THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO . f t | | Commissioners| EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, h I ! o a ; | | | | [3 | | | | | | | I session at Iroquois Falls either this WX R. IL Brown, a month or next. There are a numbet| youne fellow who has ‘been in town| The T. N.O. Ry. of resolutions HLo l_wl'm'e the | for some time past, was placed under| visited Timmins on Tuesday on their meeting. Among those séent in by|arrest on a charge of HMegally. having| regular inspection trip of the line. Timmins Board Trade is one Askâ€"|oold ore in his possession. ‘The manâ€" ¢ e sng the Government to take up thelner in which the arrest occurred was : _ Powe: (|ll('.~’(inll in this North Land. rather odd. Brown had been‘ living},, At the ““|“(':“t on Saturday ]“-"I. at The resolution refers to the rumoured|jn one shack in Mattagamiâ€"and deâ€" ('m'llr:mv the JUUY roturm-‘ql the ve f. 61 ‘er i ‘eg the| ; dict that the Indian, Hardisty, lunml merger of the power interests, to th*|ejded to move to another. He selectâ€" vital imrortance of power to the inâ€" ed rather late hour for his moving dead near the Northland Hotel some dustiles of the country, the need for| and he also cut through lots that were days I”‘(.‘\'l““fi' fad ied {rom the 3 power at the lowest possible rate and | ;,, deep darkness. Carrying a couple sults of alcoholi¢ poisoning. I“l'” the necessity for safeguarding indus~| of suiteases and a bundle he walked| have resuited: froms the tries and people against possible monâ€"|pioht into the arms of Chief CGreer selling ‘of liquor to H: “‘h““ and two opalies. The resolution . concludes :n‘nl Deputy Chief Salley who were ”r.h” l“f‘"‘f“ but no t””w ";“”" with the request that legislation be|p,} ltmkiuu: tor him Dut h will be likely, the man‘s death heing presented and enacted to enable the| altovether different business. Brown‘s (-l'earl_\' due (to r'ml_uml ol O the «development and distribution of @l!|oyplanation for moving in such a \\‘;1\'”]}“:}”. marks on his Fage coming Prom water power in New Ontario by the|and at such a time did not impress|" fadl public at cost and to prevent any|};p, police very much. The Chief also| further development of power bÂ¥y PP!â€"| was eurious as to \\)ml some of the| Mr. Size, of Cobalt, arrived here : i"l“ and hundles mfight contain. Acâ€"|this week to take the position of acâ€" Anuther W.w:ym”“ io I”mm‘ul' rdingly Brown was escorted to the|eountant at the Canadian Bank of Board asks the Governmentst0. CONâ€"i‘shack that Je said was his Commerce; in ]'!nm- of aMr. ‘F.. M. gides British Colombis plan there a quantity of gold ore was | White who leaves this week for I)u'm- prin ducation n_\ m.nv\}mml(n« ".tf('_‘\‘,“,d amone his effects;: His|ville where he will be chief accountâ€" eoursss. Itig urged l}l:.l( such a ]»I;m.' planation of how he came into posâ€"|ant at the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" if p cal, \\Uillt“ }»l'(n-idx* Nlll«‘z\tm!l;.\\_\,fii\,n of this gold ore was not satâ€"" meree branch in that town. Mr: Size o treds of children. of The \40“5;“:»:“':"’:\' to: the police and as a reâ€"thas been in Cobalt/for some years and | tlers who are now 13{‘}"'““’!! \n!‘ M-hnu'.-.:\”}: he.was asked spend the nightlis very popular in the SilÂ¥er Cify | ing.: The plan has been in sucééssful|,; ho iHotel de ‘Greer: Brown Mr. White intends to motor â€" down ise in British Columbia for fixe.ye8rS| come before Magistrate Atkinson toâ€"|from North Bay and will be accomâ€"| Aas. d4;so :,”‘:! .'hinbft‘J ~'-\- ‘\“)”.E“ orrow <'|'h.l‘.‘~1!lit,’" O1 a â€" Cnargk of ‘p':il;iwl as f\tr'. as T"l'“!lill '1»'\ .\I‘ en es |being Hlegally in possession of gold| Frank McGuire whoâ€"will leave with This year, for the secondtime, afore him for the south this week. um ie names of married woâ€"| ki e onl We s e o i e e . men re left the Cobalt Votrers‘| List, and there was considerable obâ€"| An item in | Saturday‘s b gecticn, perhaps, especially ;'rr;\'l*“;\fizlt' said that at the request « I IOW a out «»f the appreaching Provineial vote --nit_\ Crown Attorney John*M. Greer, 0 the O.T.A. ‘By order of the Town|Cochrane, a Toronto detrective 1: Counceil the assessor was ordered to| week took in charge Mr. Max Levine Y Our prevare another iis: to include the| at ~A dowp town hotel in the wi’ names omitted and to submit this list| The accused was taken hack | > A» District Judge tfaor approval| rane, according to The 8 SUbscrlptlon ; 6 remedy the maiter. answer :o a charge of tra |last | POR SALEâ€"One | | and Cc ie CHECKS CHILLS £ CRAMPS THE WEATHER HANDIGAPS GROPS IN THE DISTRICT Hay a Fair Crop. Peas and Beans Good. Roots Fairly Good.. . Blueâ€" berries a Big Crop. Sottlers and others interested in the district appéar to agree that this this area will not,be The weather has The hay not â€"been year‘s erops in as usual. propitious. as good not now but it would been crop, harvested, has bad, have been better: with better weather. Grain has been good [for a but naturally heen slow ripeningt on account of the weather. green crop, has Roots have been â€" fairly â€" good. Anything that will stand the eold weather shows up. well. Peas and beans have been very good erops. Beets have _ been unusually _ good. Cabbage â€" andâ€" Turnips have been good crops this year. Potatoes in sandy loam have been below the aveâ€" rage erop for this district; in lowâ€" lying land the potato erop has been failure. Some damage has been done by reâ€" cent For instance, last many of the settlers had their tomato ecrop frozen out of existence. frosts. week Some â€"vegetable marrows of unâ€" usual size and quality are reported from up the river, but these were protected by blankets at night. The native fruits this year supâ€" ported a popular theory that when blueberries are a big crop the raspâ€" berries are poor. Blueberries this year were a bountiful erop, while the were neither plentiful, nor of quality to write home about. raspberries Mr. M. Wernick, District Manager for the Toledo Seale Co., returned week to his home at North Bay being laid up here for some ten result of injury tb lifting of scales his back laid consequence. Lwo fully after days as a | Back. In wrenched an his he up or a set and It will lhe will was as a be three recovered. weeks ~before be POLICE DOG PUPPIES FOR SALE s Sired by Grandson of Internaâ€" tional Champion, Four Males, and Four â€" Females. See DUNCAN GREY, Druggist, today. DOGS FOR SALE Huskie ‘Dog, leader. Also, 7 Pups, Huskie Stagâ€"hound. Apply Ray Richards, Porquis Junetion. 3%â€"38p. good ind POSITIONS WANTED with references, desires position in Timâ€" Sept. Ist. ‘Reply. to P. Timmins, Ont. mins after 0. Box 334. 6â€"38p. BUTCHER WANTS _ POSITION. man with experâ€" full particulars apply 202, Schumacher, Ont. 37â€"38p. Firstâ€"class }_'nml For H nce. to ‘P.O. i LOTS FOR SALE LOT FOR SALEâ€"I»‘nIl(-mm Townâ€" site. â€" Third from the corner of Seventh Tamarack lot Avenue street lm\n Will \l” very terms. on water across streeti. reasonable. Cash or Apply 63 l"il’lh \\'«-- from 6 to 8 p.m. ). asy nue, snn C WOOD FOR SALE. I \\x\h to notify my customers Yh.ul L have reâ€"opened my woodâ€"yard and of in any Prices resumed delivery fireâ€"wood length to suit. the best of service. H. Charlebois, \ Phone 419 104 Cedar St., Reasonable, North l DRESSMAKING CHILDREN 8 DRBSSES AND LADIES WRAPPERSâ€"made® to short notice. Prices reaâ€" from 50 cents up. _T Banâ€" Avenue, Timmins. â€" 35â€"38p tll'il('l' at Nbll:ihlf‘. nerman PLAIN SEWINGâ€"Would appreciate to Plain Sewingâ€"at Apply 112 Cedar streot Unt. patronage do ; hnome. Timmins, m y North, +7, 24 19. T WHAT YOU WANT ~~ wWHENâ€" YyOU WANT 17. Read These Columns Every Week. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE F6R SALE-â€"o l'lmlll(‘d l\lOd WANTEDâ€"‘\t I.ll L0 iss "v “”h oimâ€" cement foundation, lath furnace,| Apply to M. ern house, and plaster, hardwood floors, ete. 5 Wilson MceChesney, 8 FOR SALEâ€"â€"H ter in the house; must sell. Furniture, if Dixon, back Schumacher. heated â€" by Arv ouse} ‘ of _ Station rooms} owner going enue, 35â€"37 P« waâ€" a way ; ['. n j ‘ay i aly argain for quick wanted. .\':l]\‘. Apply H. House, H‘l ARTICLES FOR SALE d FOR SALEâ€"I‘.nrm lmnh\\n l\ Gramâ€" ophone,. with Records. Also, \\- minster®" Rug, â€" 9x12.; Apply Mansfield, Schitmacher I‘»(ip. FPOR SALEâ€"One dining room suite, with sideboard, in golden oak. 42 Tamarack St. 31p. FPOR SALEâ€"Boilere and Hoist, 20 h.p. Hoist about a Je 400 Cheap for c: Box 44, South 18 feet nckes, size of 1 ish. Poreupine. FURNITURE FOR SALE. LO l Boiler, complete with fittings Sâ€"inch '\m»i\' t with cable. c :O. 36â€"37p. It Will Pay You. HELP WA.N TED | eral housework. One who will slee» at home. Apply to 28 Jamss «8@ (Rochester). 37. GIRL WANTED for general houseâ€" work. Apply to Bell, /St. Onge, ::T[\, WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin Sehool of Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at attractive pay guaranteed as student ‘completes the course. This is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. E. to the Goldwin Culture, 13 Pins (over Ostrosser‘s \mrl" 32'\.*â€"I.L. ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE OF TEACHING STEPâ€"DANCING will receive the very best of wages. ! as soon particulars apply School of street, Timmins. Beauty Write immediately to M. A. Royv, Box 655, Timmins, giving full adâ€" dress, plainly written. 37â€"39p. POSITION WANTED, as clerk store or at office work, by ambitious young man who speaks and writes (French, Italian); 2 experience. languages English, years‘ Firstâ€"class German, sales peferences. All in . IZ firstâ€"class condition and best qualâ€" .'l\v;l;lli’lll':i,:‘.) Bex ht > Agrance -mm% ity. â€" Includes â€"stoves, beds, gideâ€" 2 _;_ > 2s ”‘l_" board, refrigerator, f‘l];li.l's',F:l|)](‘H" ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE ete., ete. Apply to No. 3 I\{l.l_lh(‘l'â€" OF TEACHING STEP. DANCING ley Avenue, Moneta. 3Tp. o o. will receive the very hest of wages * POR _ Chesterfield Write immediately to M. A. Roy, Suite 1-]1('-1:;' l"l]w\lr\' ('T.\'ori;w Box 365, Timmins, giving full adâ€" ]m).\'(" <'u.~hi<‘n;.~'. .\]lml‘_\‘ 11 'l';rlx'A(:, 11!'(‘\\".11:1”1!_\' \\.””e"_l'___ t stree Rochester) â€"ci bet wee n Pn ‘_III:“I‘ M t EtA ) . iNSTRUCTOR t( t ts c un |.. WANTED: Apply Box P. y., Aoâ€" FOR SALE 1 (Mission Oalk Buffet, vance Office, Timmins. 37â€"38p. Library _ Table, joak. â€" Apply= 359 Fourth Aventte. 37. PROPERTIES FOR SALE "% FOR SALE .FO‘{ SALE OR EXCHAN(:L-â€"â€" Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed Trapnested Stoe Also, ~ Exhibi k. tion Barred Dark and Light Matings. Importer and Rocks only. Breeder a nd Rooks, FRANK LITTLE, s of Barred Connaught Station, Ont. .MASON RISCH PHONOGRAPH AND THOMAS ORGAN FOR SALEâ€"In 31 Wilson FPOR SALE, Driving Mare, Apply W . Bail Moneta. ey, Incinerat good condition. Ap; Avenue, Mattagami. »/â€")";i * )ly CHEAP FOR CASHâ€"â€" Harness and Bugg Plant, y. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Punching Bag and Set Orillia and of good loam Maple bush; | _ings. Will exchange Farm, between consisting 25 Barrie, with i1 sorl, acres good buildâ€" :‘{:I[M‘ ill Schnmacher. Apply Advance Office, Timmins. "nl‘ Timmins or to Box J. ( 31â€"39, FOR SALEâ€"â€"-‘H(H(H(~ Business, in good locality mins, including stock of meats, tobaceos, drinks. fixures and refrigerator, Apply P.0. 1513, Ont. and \Meat in Timâ€" groceries, Also quite new. Timmins, 306. soft No x FARM FOR SALEâ€"\UHIII ||‘1Ir Lo: 1, Con. 6, Pownship of Wark. Vetâ€" I:lim, patented: ~Apply to J. Walker, Glencoe, Ontario. eran c 1 ; H. ania 31â€"39p. FOUND to : Fred | FOUNDâ€"â€"\m l” l lack Cocker Spaniel of Boxing (GHloves. At a. bargain for quick * salee Apply Williamson, back of 114% Elm street North. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Candy Sceales and sunâ€" dry eandy fittings for sale. Apply Bell, St. Onge Building. ATp. Apply to street. Burnett, 81 Mayj HOUSEâ€"FURNISHINGS FPOR SALE. Mrs. le 37p. BEDS AND BEDROOM FURNIâ€" ’ found at Hotel ‘Iroquois, Troquois Falls, on Monday, apparently strayâ€" ed from visiting the Falls for the day. may have same by _ proving property, \m)l\ to The Advance Office, Hotel owner big Owner ete Timâ€" Iroquois 36. lIllH\. to Falls. Iroquois NOTICE Applications will be received by the TURE FOR SALE. Apply after J £ â€" 6 p.m., to No. 6 . Balsam street ””’l(""'fâ€"'".“"] to ‘\‘“5,"' 15th, 1924, for North. ' KÂ¥ the position of Janitor for St. Charles s ___ | School, ten rooms, for téerm ‘Oct. 1st to June 30th;, on a monthly basis. ROOMS Apply stating qualifications, +exâ€" esn D DBAOPIEGNACC All(Gl SAILLY TEGUITCA to d.,/f. FURNISHED BEDROOM TO RENT;|Walsh, Box 396, Timmins, Ont. large room, suitable for two. Apâ€" 36â€"37, ply to 24 Kirby Avenue, t'nl‘ll"l'!»â€" â€" > ie Cedar street. 3Tp. | TIMMINS MA.LE CHORUS FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT;| This organization will soon be startâ€" board if desired; all conveniences,| ing operations again this year. Old hot and cold water, bath, electr 1 nembers will be carded as to dates of light, telephone, ete. Would preâ€"] practices. Prospective â€" members, of fer lady. Apply to_ 57 “.ll\ll'}‘.!-’i‘\ interested, please communicat, street South, Timmins. 3P favit the Secretary, 4. C. Vedova, _â€"___.__â€" * | Box 239, Schumacher. 317â€"38p ROOMS AND BOARD_l‘.ru'h NT | _ rooms, with bathroom. Hot and cold water. Apply 57 Elm I FOR RENT. South. Te‘ _ | THREEâ€" ROOM HOUSE TO RENT. [ to 205 Pine street So LOST | * 37 J> LOSTâ€"“\'IM white poodle dog lost FOP RENT lee Cream~ Parlon The. party or parties having n;\I p hed, River Road. Sui dog should kindly return samé« r:,f» for restauran inchâ€" counâ€" Corner Broadway and Elm streets ter. Apply 131 Wilson Avenune, Timmins, and avoid further inconâ€"| â€" MattagamiHeisht , Ont. 36â€"38p '\""1;“YAI'I" ;I; ! â€" : â€"~â€"â€" â€" hn in To s _z kz â€"â€"| BASEMENT ‘TO RENT; size abon LOSTâ€"Pair of }.!;u'k Patent H\'uul' 18 hy 28 : snitable for fruit or ver Slippers, between the â€" ( rmmlf table warehouse or other ‘storar School and Maple street. Finder| _ purpose,. Apply ) â€"J. Rochan, please return to 76 Maple street.! Ideal House. 5 Third Aven ie, Tiimâ€" Reward. 37. 37â€"40p. { * <avill hold their next regfilar quarterly THE â€" PORCUPINE AOVANCE Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake Owner and Publisher. A Fine Appearing Building And As Fine As It Appears _ Bubscription Ratés: TIMMINS NEW HIGH SCHOOL A CREDITABLE STRUCTURE, FIRE Canada °> â€" â€"~ . $2.00 year PROOF, COMMODIOUS, WELLâ€"EQUIPPED, AND ATTRACTIVE. United States _ â€" _ $3.00 year SIX BIG CLASSROOMS, SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY ROOMS, â€" ~ ONTARIO|~ _ WELIâ€"APPOINTED GYMNASIUM. SHOWER AND SPRAY sz BATHS, 2TC. . \ Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Situated on an elevation of ground what is generally known as West Timmins, the new high school can be seen from a considerable distance and Office 26. Residence 70.| from many sections of‘the Town. Its appearanee is particularly attractive snn n ns and artistic, and its accommodation, arrangement and equipment equal its WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10th., 1924. prepossessing appearance. The accompanying picture gives some idea of the fine appearance of the new High School building, but to be fully appreâ€" n on _ ciated the structure has to be seen‘ and inspected. During their recent visit NEW ToWRSITE BEING _ whole length of the structure; the various rooms opening off the corridors. e es | to Timmins Baron ‘Byng Byng both expressed special pleasure at OPENED NEAR SCHUMACHER : in sc 3: the. handsome appearance and finished equipment of the new High School. tm p‘ : A twoâ€"storey structure of brick"and tile, as nearly fireâ€"proof as can be Fhis week formal announcement is t § A 5 uy W 6. 5 s made, the school has a length of approximately 150 feet. There are ample nhade of the opening of a new townâ€" f ‘ * 4 3 : f * es grounds for the school, the equivalent of two blocks betmg reserved for the site, just east of Schumacher, on Jhe Ayh % : : : § s building and grounds. Upstairs and down, wide, high corridors run the property of the Gold Centre Mining €o. â€" The new townsite is very favourâ€" , $ Â¥ 2 h There are tlhree entrances, a main.entrance in the centre of the front, the j ably located being a short distance 7 on iess boys‘ entrance at the one uul. and the girls‘ entrance at the other. â€" There from Schumacher and near to the Meâ€" o ty P are six ‘big class rooms, approximately 36 feet by 22 feet each and with 14â€" Intyre, Ihu Schumacher and other Â¥ : B foot ('('111]1('\ that give a pleasing spaciousness to the rooms. In addition, the mining properties. The new townsite j 2 h P building contains a special Physics Laboratory, a Chemistry Room, a Gymâ€" is on the south of the T.â€" N:O. Railâ€" P nasium, a Library, Teacher‘s Rooms} Cloak Rooims for both boys and girls, way at Schumacher. It ]101“[’1‘1\(‘\ sixty lots, 40 by 100 ‘feet. It is the intention to apply for a jflag station Zor tne new townsite. CLOSE TO TWENTY CASES FOR THIS WEEEK‘S COURT about‘ a There are score of=â€"cases for pohce court tomorrow, â€" though most of the cases are not serious atâ€" and a fairs. There are seven unadorned 1nmk~' simple one ~of them woman. In addition Ihew are. three charged.with being drunk in a public place. One man is ch‘;n'gwl with | Lavatories, Baths (spray baths for both boys and "nl~). (md all the rest 0o charge of having liquor in a public|8 modetn school @hipment and accommodation. place. One man is hearged â€" with The Chemistry Room and Physiecs Laboratory are specially wellâ€"equipâ€" drivinze a motor truck without the| ped. Benches, tables, lockers, cabinets and other equipment have been proâ€" necessary license. The alleged theft vided in upâ€"toâ€"date style. A closed cabines for use in making any noxious of * ,_ forms the basis for another| cases required in the experiments is a feature of the Chemistry Room. The ease. Three charges of having cows equipment of the Physies Dept. includes a lantern of the lazest type. at larze on the streets will come beâ€" To most visitors the big gymnasium, with its complete and upâ€"toâ€"date Fore Macistrate Atkinson. A young| equipment, will be_ of speMal interest. Among the equipment will be man named Brown, found: ~â€"tll(' ladders, the trapeze, the parallel bars, the swinging rings, dumbs, for some time, is charged with illegalâ€"| Indian clubs, ete. There h.|> also been provision zn;ulv.!'m"rhv playing of is ing gold ore in his possession. basketball and softball. â€" Healthful and wholesome exereise for the students ® has been well (mm(lmul % The ltbrary the turrets of the building provided with a goodly array of the classics .m«i works of reference for the students. The equipment of the various classrooms is of the very best. Modern rtable and convenient. _ The blackboards are| in one 0 is _UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR TIMMINS. Mr. T. F. King, has just about ccomâ€" desks and ssats are both com| ),/](.,,,\3 a 1)ldm “M( will be just. as| of the hbes quality of genuine .\l.;llv. Imwjv is an electric bell to (-;\H's('h(ml, upâ€"toâ€"date as any Dry Cleaning esâ€"| vecess and dismissal. An electrical clock in each room l\'w]»\ time, with emâ€" tablishment‘ in any city. phasis on the special times, such as the opening and closingof classes during in two new |,;li1',1i];l._¢,~ on Spruce theâ€"day. +Every room is provided with a special thermometer registering the street, in the Moneta extension adâ€"] ¢Xact temperature of the room. Drinking fountain and other comforts and joining the town, part of the macâ€" conveniences for the students have been generously provifed. At ,.<m(:1.|)l(- hinery is alreadv‘ installed and the| Places id the eorridors there are supplies of hose and other fire prevention ibalance is now h;~in_«_: assembled. “l"‘l'““"l for use -I! case of '”’|-"v fl‘“_‘?“"‘"’l' fire. ; § Mr. King has engaged an expert The interior finish of the building is both attractive in appearance and Pry Cleaner and expects to have|"© rviceable, The building is heated hy a steam heat equipment, the plant being locatâ€" everything completed and. working _ s ; : j about the fifteenth. ed in a cement basement with ample provision for the storing of a snppl;\' Besides the Dry Cleaning machinâ€"| °! coal. .A firstâ€"class ventilation system is illil:l“t'.(l. a hot air t'{lll. fresh air ery are m-\\" Hoffman | dstributor and other equipment: practically assuring hbealthy air at proper Presses in which dry steam is used “””",“ ature at all times. f ; , ¢ 26. in pressing, which put a real finishâ€" There is every reason 1171."II',llt' in the new High .\t’ll'r'im.. If is a mlm 111 ing touch to the garments. to the town, the High .\f-h.ml Board, the contractors and ;l.\'l‘nh('l\’ concerned. This will be a great convenience to Messrs. Shulta@Bros.. nlu'lh':lnllmwl. \\'(-.1'(-‘ !he.w.nn:‘:. mr\-; The 1)]vnn!lnn:’ ‘:'m«\ the people of Timmins and, in fact, heating workiwas done by the old geliable firm of A. Brazeai , ‘.\‘mf hy the ;»'hnl(‘ North Conntry, ; as "at. the mins. ~Mr. E. M. Allworth was the electrical contrac nl'.”.\[l‘. F. '\ alois ('-:n.'â€" present timeâ€"any \\'nrk'zllong these ried through the "“”m“” and decorating througlhout. _ The “""“f“'""" yE . Pennington Boyd, of Windsor, Ont., and the finished structure is a lasting limes has to be sent to some city. 37 ASSOCIATED BOARDS TCO MEET AT IROQUOTIS FALLS | | 5 who has lived here ! i l | tribute to their skill and des ign. IARRBSTED wWHILE MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS AT NIGHT A fine new flagpole has been erectâ€" the gzrounds of the Timmins Public School. Of _ Trade ed Central The Associated â€" Boards on THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO . f t | | Commissioners| EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, h I ! o a ; | | | | [3 | | | | | | | I session at Iroquois Falls either this WX R. IL Brown, a month or next. There are a numbet| youne fellow who has ‘been in town| The T. N.O. Ry. of resolutions HLo l_wl'm'e the | for some time past, was placed under| visited Timmins on Tuesday on their meeting. Among those séent in by|arrest on a charge of HMegally. having| regular inspection trip of the line. Timmins Board Trade is one Askâ€"|oold ore in his possession. ‘The manâ€" ¢ e sng the Government to take up thelner in which the arrest occurred was : _ Powe: (|ll('.~’(inll in this North Land. rather odd. Brown had been‘ living},, At the ““|“(':“t on Saturday ]“-"I. at The resolution refers to the rumoured|jn one shack in Mattagamiâ€"and deâ€" ('m'llr:mv the JUUY roturm-‘ql the ve f. 61 ‘er i ‘eg the| ; dict that the Indian, Hardisty, lunml merger of the power interests, to th*|ejded to move to another. He selectâ€" vital imrortance of power to the inâ€" ed rather late hour for his moving dead near the Northland Hotel some dustiles of the country, the need for| and he also cut through lots that were days I”‘(.‘\'l““fi' fad ied {rom the 3 power at the lowest possible rate and | ;,, deep darkness. Carrying a couple sults of alcoholi¢ poisoning. I“l'” the necessity for safeguarding indus~| of suiteases and a bundle he walked| have resuited: froms the tries and people against possible monâ€"|pioht into the arms of Chief CGreer selling ‘of liquor to H: “‘h““ and two opalies. The resolution . concludes :n‘nl Deputy Chief Salley who were ”r.h” l“f‘"‘f“ but no t””w ";“”" with the request that legislation be|p,} ltmkiuu: tor him Dut h will be likely, the man‘s death heing presented and enacted to enable the| altovether different business. Brown‘s (-l'earl_\' due (to r'ml_uml ol O the «development and distribution of @l!|oyplanation for moving in such a \\‘;1\'”]}“:}”. marks on his Fage coming Prom water power in New Ontario by the|and at such a time did not impress|" fadl public at cost and to prevent any|};p, police very much. The Chief also| further development of power bÂ¥y PP!â€"| was eurious as to \\)ml some of the| Mr. Size, of Cobalt, arrived here : i"l“ and hundles mfight contain. Acâ€"|this week to take the position of acâ€" Anuther W.w:ym”“ io I”mm‘ul' rdingly Brown was escorted to the|eountant at the Canadian Bank of Board asks the Governmentst0. CONâ€"i‘shack that Je said was his Commerce; in ]'!nm- of aMr. ‘F.. M. gides British Colombis plan there a quantity of gold ore was | White who leaves this week for I)u'm- prin ducation n_\ m.nv\}mml(n« ".tf('_‘\‘,“,d amone his effects;: His|ville where he will be chief accountâ€" eoursss. Itig urged l}l:.l( such a ]»I;m.' planation of how he came into posâ€"|ant at the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" if p cal, \\Uillt“ }»l'(n-idx* Nlll«‘z\tm!l;.\\_\,fii\,n of this gold ore was not satâ€"" meree branch in that town. Mr: Size o treds of children. of The \40“5;“:»:“':"’:\' to: the police and as a reâ€"thas been in Cobalt/for some years and | tlers who are now 13{‘}"'““’!! \n!‘ M-hnu'.-.:\”}: he.was asked spend the nightlis very popular in the SilÂ¥er Cify | ing.: The plan has been in sucééssful|,; ho iHotel de ‘Greer: Brown Mr. White intends to motor â€" down ise in British Columbia for fixe.ye8rS| come before Magistrate Atkinson toâ€"|from North Bay and will be accomâ€"| Aas. d4;so :,”‘:! .'hinbft‘J ~'-\- ‘\“)”.E“ orrow <'|'h.l‘.‘~1!lit,’" O1 a â€" Cnargk of ‘p':il;iwl as f\tr'. as T"l'“!lill '1»'\ .\I‘ en es |being Hlegally in possession of gold| Frank McGuire whoâ€"will leave with This year, for the secondtime, afore him for the south this week. um ie names of married woâ€"| ki e onl We s e o i e e . men re left the Cobalt Votrers‘| List, and there was considerable obâ€"| An item in | Saturday‘s b gecticn, perhaps, especially ;'rr;\'l*“;\fizlt' said that at the request « I IOW a out «»f the appreaching Provineial vote --nit_\ Crown Attorney John*M. Greer, 0 the O.T.A. ‘By order of the Town|Cochrane, a Toronto detrective 1: Counceil the assessor was ordered to| week took in charge Mr. Max Levine Y Our prevare another iis: to include the| at ~A dowp town hotel in the wi’ names omitted and to submit this list| The accused was taken hack | > A» District Judge tfaor approval| rane, according to The 8 SUbscrlptlon ; 6 remedy the maiter. answer :o a charge of tra |last | POR SALEâ€"One | | and Cc ie CHECKS CHILLS £ CRAMPS THE WEATHER HANDIGAPS GROPS IN THE DISTRICT Hay a Fair Crop. Peas and Beans Good. Roots Fairly Good.. . Blueâ€" berries a Big Crop. Sottlers and others interested in the district appéar to agree that this this area will not,be The weather has The hay not â€"been year‘s erops in as usual. propitious. as good not now but it would been crop, harvested, has bad, have been better: with better weather. Grain has been good [for a but naturally heen slow ripeningt on account of the weather. green crop, has Roots have been â€" fairly â€" good. Anything that will stand the eold weather shows up. well. Peas and beans have been very good erops. Beets have _ been unusually _ good. Cabbage â€" andâ€" Turnips have been good crops this year. Potatoes in sandy loam have been below the aveâ€" rage erop for this district; in lowâ€" lying land the potato erop has been failure. Some damage has been done by reâ€" cent For instance, last many of the settlers had their tomato ecrop frozen out of existence. frosts. week Some â€"vegetable marrows of unâ€" usual size and quality are reported from up the river, but these were protected by blankets at night. The native fruits this year supâ€" ported a popular theory that when blueberries are a big crop the raspâ€" berries are poor. Blueberries this year were a bountiful erop, while the were neither plentiful, nor of quality to write home about. raspberries Mr. M. Wernick, District Manager for the Toledo Seale Co., returned week to his home at North Bay being laid up here for some ten result of injury tb lifting of scales his back laid consequence. Lwo fully after days as a | Back. In wrenched an his he up or a set and It will lhe will was as a be three recovered. weeks ~before be POLICE DOG PUPPIES FOR SALE s Sired by Grandson of Internaâ€" tional Champion, Four Males, and Four â€" Females. See DUNCAN GREY, Druggist, today. DOGS FOR SALE Huskie ‘Dog, leader. Also, 7 Pups, Huskie Stagâ€"hound. Apply Ray Richards, Porquis Junetion. 3%â€"38p. good ind POSITIONS WANTED with references, desires position in Timâ€" Sept. Ist. ‘Reply. to P. Timmins, Ont. mins after 0. Box 334. 6â€"38p. BUTCHER WANTS _ POSITION. man with experâ€" full particulars apply 202, Schumacher, Ont. 37â€"38p. Firstâ€"class }_'nml For H nce. to ‘P.O. i LOTS FOR SALE LOT FOR SALEâ€"I»‘nIl(-mm Townâ€" site. â€" Third from the corner of Seventh Tamarack lot Avenue street lm\n Will \l” very terms. on water across streeti. reasonable. Cash or Apply 63 l"il’lh \\'«-- from 6 to 8 p.m. ). asy nue, snn C WOOD FOR SALE. I \\x\h to notify my customers Yh.ul L have reâ€"opened my woodâ€"yard and of in any Prices resumed delivery fireâ€"wood length to suit. the best of service. H. Charlebois, \ Phone 419 104 Cedar St., Reasonable, North l DRESSMAKING CHILDREN 8 DRBSSES AND LADIES WRAPPERSâ€"made® to short notice. Prices reaâ€" from 50 cents up. _T Banâ€" Avenue, Timmins. â€" 35â€"38p tll'il('l' at Nbll:ihlf‘. nerman PLAIN SEWINGâ€"Would appreciate to Plain Sewingâ€"at Apply 112 Cedar streot Unt. patronage do ; hnome. Timmins, m y North, +7, 24 19. T WHAT YOU WANT ~~ wWHENâ€" YyOU WANT 17. Read These Columns Every Week. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE F6R SALE-â€"o l'lmlll(‘d l\lOd WANTEDâ€"‘\t I.ll L0 iss "v “”h oimâ€" cement foundation, lath furnace,| Apply to M. ern house, and plaster, hardwood floors, ete. 5 Wilson MceChesney, 8 FOR SALEâ€"â€"H ter in the house; must sell. Furniture, if Dixon, back Schumacher. heated â€" by Arv ouse} ‘ of _ Station rooms} owner going enue, 35â€"37 P« waâ€" a way ; ['. n j ‘ay i aly argain for quick wanted. .\':l]\‘. Apply H. House, H‘l ARTICLES FOR SALE d FOR SALEâ€"I‘.nrm lmnh\\n l\ Gramâ€" ophone,. with Records. Also, \\- minster®" Rug, â€" 9x12.; Apply Mansfield, Schitmacher I‘»(ip. FPOR SALEâ€"One dining room suite, with sideboard, in golden oak. 42 Tamarack St. 31p. FPOR SALEâ€"Boilere and Hoist, 20 h.p. Hoist about a Je 400 Cheap for c: Box 44, South 18 feet nckes, size of 1 ish. Poreupine. FURNITURE FOR SALE. LO l Boiler, complete with fittings Sâ€"inch '\m»i\' t with cable. c :O. 36â€"37p. It Will Pay You. HELP WA.N TED | eral housework. One who will slee» at home. Apply to 28 Jamss «8@ (Rochester). 37. GIRL WANTED for general houseâ€" work. Apply to Bell, /St. Onge, ::T[\, WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin Sehool of Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at attractive pay guaranteed as student ‘completes the course. This is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. E. to the Goldwin Culture, 13 Pins (over Ostrosser‘s \mrl" 32'\.*â€"I.L. ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE OF TEACHING STEPâ€"DANCING will receive the very best of wages. ! as soon particulars apply School of street, Timmins. Beauty Write immediately to M. A. Royv, Box 655, Timmins, giving full adâ€" dress, plainly written. 37â€"39p. POSITION WANTED, as clerk store or at office work, by ambitious young man who speaks and writes (French, Italian); 2 experience. languages English, years‘ Firstâ€"class German, sales peferences. All in . IZ firstâ€"class condition and best qualâ€" .'l\v;l;lli’lll':i,:‘.) Bex ht > Agrance -mm% ity. â€" Includes â€"stoves, beds, gideâ€" 2 _;_ > 2s ”‘l_" board, refrigerator, f‘l];li.l's',F:l|)](‘H" ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE ete., ete. Apply to No. 3 I\{l.l_lh(‘l'â€" OF TEACHING STEP. DANCING ley Avenue, Moneta. 3Tp. o o. will receive the very hest of wages * POR _ Chesterfield Write immediately to M. A. Roy, Suite 1-]1('-1:;' l"l]w\lr\' ('T.\'ori;w Box 365, Timmins, giving full adâ€" ]m).\'(" <'u.~hi<‘n;.~'. .\]lml‘_\‘ 11 'l';rlx'A(:, 11!'(‘\\".11:1”1!_\' \\.””e"_l'___ t stree Rochester) â€"ci bet wee n Pn ‘_III:“I‘ M t EtA ) . iNSTRUCTOR t( t ts c un |.. WANTED: Apply Box P. y., Aoâ€" FOR SALE 1 (Mission Oalk Buffet, vance Office, Timmins. 37â€"38p. Library _ Table, joak. â€" Apply= 359 Fourth Aventte. 37. PROPERTIES FOR SALE "% FOR SALE .FO‘{ SALE OR EXCHAN(:L-â€"â€" Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed Trapnested Stoe Also, ~ Exhibi k. tion Barred Dark and Light Matings. Importer and Rocks only. Breeder a nd Rooks, FRANK LITTLE, s of Barred Connaught Station, Ont. .MASON RISCH PHONOGRAPH AND THOMAS ORGAN FOR SALEâ€"In 31 Wilson FPOR SALE, Driving Mare, Apply W . Bail Moneta. ey, Incinerat good condition. Ap; Avenue, Mattagami. »/â€")";i * )ly CHEAP FOR CASHâ€"â€" Harness and Bugg Plant, y. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Punching Bag and Set Orillia and of good loam Maple bush; | _ings. Will exchange Farm, between consisting 25 Barrie, with i1 sorl, acres good buildâ€" :‘{:I[M‘ ill Schnmacher. Apply Advance Office, Timmins. "nl‘ Timmins or to Box J. ( 31â€"39, FOR SALEâ€"â€"-‘H(H(H(~ Business, in good locality mins, including stock of meats, tobaceos, drinks. fixures and refrigerator, Apply P.0. 1513, Ont. and \Meat in Timâ€" groceries, Also quite new. Timmins, 306. soft No x FARM FOR SALEâ€"\UHIII ||‘1Ir Lo: 1, Con. 6, Pownship of Wark. Vetâ€" I:lim, patented: ~Apply to J. Walker, Glencoe, Ontario. eran c 1 ; H. ania 31â€"39p. FOUND to : Fred | FOUNDâ€"â€"\m l” l lack Cocker Spaniel of Boxing (GHloves. At a. bargain for quick * salee Apply Williamson, back of 114% Elm street North. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Candy Sceales and sunâ€" dry eandy fittings for sale. Apply Bell, St. Onge Building. ATp. Apply to street. Burnett, 81 Mayj HOUSEâ€"FURNISHINGS FPOR SALE. Mrs. le 37p. BEDS AND BEDROOM FURNIâ€" ’ found at Hotel ‘Iroquois, Troquois Falls, on Monday, apparently strayâ€" ed from visiting the Falls for the day. may have same by _ proving property, \m)l\ to The Advance Office, Hotel owner big Owner ete Timâ€" Iroquois 36. lIllH\. to Falls. Iroquois NOTICE Applications will be received by the TURE FOR SALE. Apply after J £ â€" 6 p.m., to No. 6 . Balsam street ””’l(""'fâ€"'".“"] to ‘\‘“5,"' 15th, 1924, for North. ' KÂ¥ the position of Janitor for St. Charles s ___ | School, ten rooms, for téerm ‘Oct. 1st to June 30th;, on a monthly basis. ROOMS Apply stating qualifications, +exâ€" esn D DBAOPIEGNACC All(Gl SAILLY TEGUITCA to d.,/f. FURNISHED BEDROOM TO RENT;|Walsh, Box 396, Timmins, Ont. large room, suitable for two. Apâ€" 36â€"37, ply to 24 Kirby Avenue, t'nl‘ll"l'!»â€" â€" > ie Cedar street. 3Tp. | TIMMINS MA.LE CHORUS FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT;| This organization will soon be startâ€" board if desired; all conveniences,| ing operations again this year. Old hot and cold water, bath, electr 1 nembers will be carded as to dates of light, telephone, ete. Would preâ€"] practices. Prospective â€" members, of fer lady. Apply to_ 57 “.ll\ll'}‘.!-’i‘\ interested, please communicat, street South, Timmins. 3P favit the Secretary, 4. C. Vedova, _â€"___.__â€" * | Box 239, Schumacher. 317â€"38p ROOMS AND BOARD_l‘.ru'h NT | _ rooms, with bathroom. Hot and cold water. Apply 57 Elm I FOR RENT. South. Te‘ _ | THREEâ€" ROOM HOUSE TO RENT. [ to 205 Pine street So LOST | * 37 J> LOSTâ€"“\'IM white poodle dog lost FOP RENT lee Cream~ Parlon The. party or parties having n;\I p hed, River Road. Sui dog should kindly return samé« r:,f» for restauran inchâ€" counâ€" Corner Broadway and Elm streets ter. Apply 131 Wilson Avenune, Timmins, and avoid further inconâ€"| â€" MattagamiHeisht , Ont. 36â€"38p '\""1;“YAI'I" ;I; ! â€" : â€"~â€"â€" â€" hn in To s _z kz â€"â€"| BASEMENT ‘TO RENT; size abon LOSTâ€"Pair of }.!;u'k Patent H\'uul' 18 hy 28 : snitable for fruit or ver Slippers, between the â€" ( rmmlf table warehouse or other ‘storar School and Maple street. Finder| _ purpose,. Apply ) â€"J. Rochan, please return to 76 Maple street.! Ideal House. 5 Third Aven ie, Tiimâ€" Reward. 37. 37â€"40p. { * <avill hold their next regfilar quarterly THE â€" PORCUPINE AOVANCE Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake Owner and Publisher. A Fine Appearing Building And As Fine As It Appears _ Bubscription Ratés: TIMMINS NEW HIGH SCHOOL A CREDITABLE STRUCTURE, FIRE Canada °> â€" â€"~ . $2.00 year PROOF, COMMODIOUS, WELLâ€"EQUIPPED, AND ATTRACTIVE. United States _ â€" _ $3.00 year SIX BIG CLASSROOMS, SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY ROOMS, â€" ~ ONTARIO|~ _ WELIâ€"APPOINTED GYMNASIUM. SHOWER AND SPRAY sz BATHS, 2TC. . \ Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Situated on an elevation of ground what is generally known as West Timmins, the new high school can be seen from a considerable distance and Office 26. Residence 70.| from many sections of‘the Town. Its appearanee is particularly attractive snn n ns and artistic, and its accommodation, arrangement and equipment equal its WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10th., 1924. prepossessing appearance. The accompanying picture gives some idea of the fine appearance of the new High School building, but to be fully appreâ€" n on _ ciated the structure has to be seen‘ and inspected. During their recent visit NEW ToWRSITE BEING _ whole length of the structure; the various rooms opening off the corridors. e es | to Timmins Baron ‘Byng Byng both expressed special pleasure at OPENED NEAR SCHUMACHER : in sc 3: the. handsome appearance and finished equipment of the new High School. tm p‘ : A twoâ€"storey structure of brick"and tile, as nearly fireâ€"proof as can be Fhis week formal announcement is t § A 5 uy W 6. 5 s made, the school has a length of approximately 150 feet. There are ample nhade of the opening of a new townâ€" f ‘ * 4 3 : f * es grounds for the school, the equivalent of two blocks betmg reserved for the site, just east of Schumacher, on Jhe Ayh % : : : § s building and grounds. Upstairs and down, wide, high corridors run the property of the Gold Centre Mining €o. â€" The new townsite is very favourâ€" , $ Â¥ 2 h There are tlhree entrances, a main.entrance in the centre of the front, the j ably located being a short distance 7 on iess boys‘ entrance at the one uul. and the girls‘ entrance at the other. â€" There from Schumacher and near to the Meâ€" o ty P are six ‘big class rooms, approximately 36 feet by 22 feet each and with 14â€" Intyre, Ihu Schumacher and other Â¥ : B foot ('('111]1('\ that give a pleasing spaciousness to the rooms. In addition, the mining properties. The new townsite j 2 h P building contains a special Physics Laboratory, a Chemistry Room, a Gymâ€" is on the south of the T.â€" N:O. Railâ€" P nasium, a Library, Teacher‘s Rooms} Cloak Rooims for both boys and girls, way at Schumacher. It ]101“[’1‘1\(‘\ sixty lots, 40 by 100 ‘feet. It is the intention to apply for a jflag station Zor tne new townsite. CLOSE TO TWENTY CASES FOR THIS WEEEK‘S COURT about‘ a There are score of=â€"cases for pohce court tomorrow, â€" though most of the cases are not serious atâ€" and a fairs. There are seven unadorned 1nmk~' simple one ~of them woman. In addition Ihew are. three charged.with being drunk in a public place. One man is ch‘;n'gwl with | Lavatories, Baths (spray baths for both boys and "nl~). (md all the rest 0o charge of having liquor in a public|8 modetn school @hipment and accommodation. place. One man is hearged â€" with The Chemistry Room and Physiecs Laboratory are specially wellâ€"equipâ€" drivinze a motor truck without the| ped. Benches, tables, lockers, cabinets and other equipment have been proâ€" necessary license. The alleged theft vided in upâ€"toâ€"date style. A closed cabines for use in making any noxious of * ,_ forms the basis for another| cases required in the experiments is a feature of the Chemistry Room. The ease. Three charges of having cows equipment of the Physies Dept. includes a lantern of the lazest type. at larze on the streets will come beâ€" To most visitors the big gymnasium, with its complete and upâ€"toâ€"date Fore Macistrate Atkinson. A young| equipment, will be_ of speMal interest. Among the equipment will be man named Brown, found: ~â€"tll(' ladders, the trapeze, the parallel bars, the swinging rings, dumbs, for some time, is charged with illegalâ€"| Indian clubs, ete. There h.|> also been provision zn;ulv.!'m"rhv playing of is ing gold ore in his possession. basketball and softball. â€" Healthful and wholesome exereise for the students ® has been well (mm(lmul % The ltbrary the turrets of the building provided with a goodly array of the classics .m«i works of reference for the students. The equipment of the various classrooms is of the very best. Modern rtable and convenient. _ The blackboards are| in one 0 is _UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR TIMMINS. Mr. T. F. King, has just about ccomâ€" desks and ssats are both com| ),/](.,,,\3 a 1)ldm “M( will be just. as| of the hbes quality of genuine .\l.;llv. Imwjv is an electric bell to (-;\H's('h(ml, upâ€"toâ€"date as any Dry Cleaning esâ€"| vecess and dismissal. An electrical clock in each room l\'w]»\ time, with emâ€" tablishment‘ in any city. phasis on the special times, such as the opening and closingof classes during in two new |,;li1',1i];l._¢,~ on Spruce theâ€"day. +Every room is provided with a special thermometer registering the street, in the Moneta extension adâ€"] ¢Xact temperature of the room. Drinking fountain and other comforts and joining the town, part of the macâ€" conveniences for the students have been generously provifed. At ,.<m(:1.|)l(- hinery is alreadv‘ installed and the| Places id the eorridors there are supplies of hose and other fire prevention ibalance is now h;~in_«_: assembled. “l"‘l'““"l for use -I! case of '”’|-"v fl‘“_‘?“"‘"’l' fire. ; § Mr. King has engaged an expert The interior finish of the building is both attractive in appearance and Pry Cleaner and expects to have|"© rviceable, The building is heated hy a steam heat equipment, the plant being locatâ€" everything completed and. working _ s ; : j about the fifteenth. ed in a cement basement with ample provision for the storing of a snppl;\' Besides the Dry Cleaning machinâ€"| °! coal. .A firstâ€"class ventilation system is illil:l“t'.(l. a hot air t'{lll. fresh air ery are m-\\" Hoffman | dstributor and other equipment: practically assuring hbealthy air at proper Presses in which dry steam is used “””",“ ature at all times. f ; , ¢ 26. in pressing, which put a real finishâ€" There is every reason 1171."II',llt' in the new High .\t’ll'r'im.. If is a mlm 111 ing touch to the garments. to the town, the High .\f-h.ml Board, the contractors and ;l.\'l‘nh('l\’ concerned. This will be a great convenience to Messrs. Shulta@Bros.. nlu'lh':lnllmwl. \\'(-.1'(-‘ !he.w.nn:‘:. mr\-; The 1)]vnn!lnn:’ ‘:'m«\ the people of Timmins and, in fact, heating workiwas done by the old geliable firm of A. Brazeai , ‘.\‘mf hy the ;»'hnl(‘ North Conntry, ; as "at. the mins. ~Mr. E. M. Allworth was the electrical contrac nl'.”.\[l‘. F. '\ alois ('-:n.'â€" present timeâ€"any \\'nrk'zllong these ried through the "“”m“” and decorating througlhout. _ The “""“f“'""" yE . Pennington Boyd, of Windsor, Ont., and the finished structure is a lasting limes has to be sent to some city. 37 ASSOCIATED BOARDS TCO MEET AT IROQUOTIS FALLS | | 5 who has lived here ! i l | tribute to their skill and des ign. IARRBSTED wWHILE MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS AT NIGHT A fine new flagpole has been erectâ€" the gzrounds of the Timmins Public School. Of _ Trade ed Central The Associated â€" Boards on THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO . f t | | Commissioners| EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, h I ! o a ; | | | | [3 | | | | | | | I session at Iroquois Falls either this WX R. IL Brown, a month or next. There are a numbet| youne fellow who has ‘been in town| The T. N.O. Ry. of resolutions HLo l_wl'm'e the | for some time past, was placed under| visited Timmins on Tuesday on their meeting. Among those séent in by|arrest on a charge of HMegally. having| regular inspection trip of the line. Timmins Board Trade is one Askâ€"|oold ore in his possession. ‘The manâ€" ¢ e sng the Government to take up thelner in which the arrest occurred was : _ Powe: (|ll('.~’(inll in this North Land. rather odd. Brown had been‘ living},, At the ““|“(':“t on Saturday ]“-"I. at The resolution refers to the rumoured|jn one shack in Mattagamiâ€"and deâ€" ('m'llr:mv the JUUY roturm-‘ql the ve f. 61 ‘er i ‘eg the| ; dict that the Indian, Hardisty, lunml merger of the power interests, to th*|ejded to move to another. He selectâ€" vital imrortance of power to the inâ€" ed rather late hour for his moving dead near the Northland Hotel some dustiles of the country, the need for| and he also cut through lots that were days I”‘(.‘\'l““fi' fad ied {rom the 3 power at the lowest possible rate and | ;,, deep darkness. Carrying a couple sults of alcoholi¢ poisoning. I“l'” the necessity for safeguarding indus~| of suiteases and a bundle he walked| have resuited: froms the tries and people against possible monâ€"|pioht into the arms of Chief CGreer selling ‘of liquor to H: “‘h““ and two opalies. The resolution . concludes :n‘nl Deputy Chief Salley who were ”r.h” l“f‘"‘f“ but no t””w ";“”" with the request that legislation be|p,} ltmkiuu: tor him Dut h will be likely, the man‘s death heing presented and enacted to enable the| altovether different business. Brown‘s (-l'earl_\' due (to r'ml_uml ol O the «development and distribution of @l!|oyplanation for moving in such a \\‘;1\'”]}“:}”. marks on his Fage coming Prom water power in New Ontario by the|and at such a time did not impress|" fadl public at cost and to prevent any|};p, police very much. The Chief also| further development of power bÂ¥y PP!â€"| was eurious as to \\)ml some of the| Mr. Size, of Cobalt, arrived here : i"l“ and hundles mfight contain. Acâ€"|this week to take the position of acâ€" Anuther W.w:ym”“ io I”mm‘ul' rdingly Brown was escorted to the|eountant at the Canadian Bank of Board asks the Governmentst0. CONâ€"i‘shack that Je said was his Commerce; in ]'!nm- of aMr. ‘F.. M. gides British Colombis plan there a quantity of gold ore was | White who leaves this week for I)u'm- prin ducation n_\ m.nv\}mml(n« ".tf('_‘\‘,“,d amone his effects;: His|ville where he will be chief accountâ€" eoursss. Itig urged l}l:.l( such a ]»I;m.' planation of how he came into posâ€"|ant at the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" if p cal, \\Uillt“ }»l'(n-idx* Nlll«‘z\tm!l;.\\_\,fii\,n of this gold ore was not satâ€"" meree branch in that town. Mr: Size o treds of children. of The \40“5;“:»:“':"’:\' to: the police and as a reâ€"thas been in Cobalt/for some years and | tlers who are now 13{‘}"'““’!! \n!‘ M-hnu'.-.:\”}: he.was asked spend the nightlis very popular in the SilÂ¥er Cify | ing.: The plan has been in sucééssful|,; ho iHotel de ‘Greer: Brown Mr. White intends to motor â€" down ise in British Columbia for fixe.ye8rS| come before Magistrate Atkinson toâ€"|from North Bay and will be accomâ€"| Aas. d4;so :,”‘:! .'hinbft‘J ~'-\- ‘\“)”.E“ orrow <'|'h.l‘.‘~1!lit,’" O1 a â€" Cnargk of ‘p':il;iwl as f\tr'. as T"l'“!lill '1»'\ .\I‘ en es |being Hlegally in possession of gold| Frank McGuire whoâ€"will leave with This year, for the secondtime, afore him for the south this week. um ie names of married woâ€"| ki e onl We s e o i e e . men re left the Cobalt Votrers‘| List, and there was considerable obâ€"| An item in | Saturday‘s b gecticn, perhaps, especially ;'rr;\'l*“;\fizlt' said that at the request « I IOW a out «»f the appreaching Provineial vote --nit_\ Crown Attorney John*M. Greer, 0 the O.T.A. ‘By order of the Town|Cochrane, a Toronto detrective 1: Counceil the assessor was ordered to| week took in charge Mr. Max Levine Y Our prevare another iis: to include the| at ~A dowp town hotel in the wi’ names omitted and to submit this list| The accused was taken hack | > A» District Judge tfaor approval| rane, according to The 8 SUbscrlptlon ; 6 remedy the maiter. answer :o a charge of tra |last | POR SALEâ€"One | | and Cc ie CHECKS CHILLS £ CRAMPS THE WEATHER HANDIGAPS GROPS IN THE DISTRICT Hay a Fair Crop. Peas and Beans Good. Roots Fairly Good.. . Blueâ€" berries a Big Crop. Sottlers and others interested in the district appéar to agree that this this area will not,be The weather has The hay not â€"been year‘s erops in as usual. propitious. as good not now but it would been crop, harvested, has bad, have been better: with better weather. Grain has been good [for a but naturally heen slow ripeningt on account of the weather. green crop, has Roots have been â€" fairly â€" good. Anything that will stand the eold weather shows up. well. Peas and beans have been very good erops. Beets have _ been unusually _ good. Cabbage â€" andâ€" Turnips have been good crops this year. Potatoes in sandy loam have been below the aveâ€" rage erop for this district; in lowâ€" lying land the potato erop has been failure. Some damage has been done by reâ€" cent For instance, last many of the settlers had their tomato ecrop frozen out of existence. frosts. week Some â€"vegetable marrows of unâ€" usual size and quality are reported from up the river, but these were protected by blankets at night. The native fruits this year supâ€" ported a popular theory that when blueberries are a big crop the raspâ€" berries are poor. Blueberries this year were a bountiful erop, while the were neither plentiful, nor of quality to write home about. raspberries Mr. M. Wernick, District Manager for the Toledo Seale Co., returned week to his home at North Bay being laid up here for some ten result of injury tb lifting of scales his back laid consequence. Lwo fully after days as a | Back. In wrenched an his he up or a set and It will lhe will was as a be three recovered. weeks ~before be POLICE DOG PUPPIES FOR SALE s Sired by Grandson of Internaâ€" tional Champion, Four Males, and Four â€" Females. See DUNCAN GREY, Druggist, today. DOGS FOR SALE Huskie ‘Dog, leader. Also, 7 Pups, Huskie Stagâ€"hound. Apply Ray Richards, Porquis Junetion. 3%â€"38p. good ind POSITIONS WANTED with references, desires position in Timâ€" Sept. Ist. ‘Reply. to P. Timmins, Ont. mins after 0. Box 334. 6â€"38p. BUTCHER WANTS _ POSITION. man with experâ€" full particulars apply 202, Schumacher, Ont. 37â€"38p. Firstâ€"class }_'nml For H nce. to ‘P.O. i LOTS FOR SALE LOT FOR SALEâ€"I»‘nIl(-mm Townâ€" site. â€" Third from the corner of Seventh Tamarack lot Avenue street lm\n Will \l” very terms. on water across streeti. reasonable. Cash or Apply 63 l"il’lh \\'«-- from 6 to 8 p.m. ). asy nue, snn C WOOD FOR SALE. I \\x\h to notify my customers Yh.ul L have reâ€"opened my woodâ€"yard and of in any Prices resumed delivery fireâ€"wood length to suit. the best of service. H. Charlebois, \ Phone 419 104 Cedar St., Reasonable, North l DRESSMAKING CHILDREN 8 DRBSSES AND LADIES WRAPPERSâ€"made® to short notice. Prices reaâ€" from 50 cents up. _T Banâ€" Avenue, Timmins. â€" 35â€"38p tll'il('l' at Nbll:ihlf‘. nerman PLAIN SEWINGâ€"Would appreciate to Plain Sewingâ€"at Apply 112 Cedar streot Unt. patronage do ; hnome. Timmins, m y North, +7, 24 19. T WHAT YOU WANT ~~ wWHENâ€" YyOU WANT 17. Read These Columns Every Week. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE F6R SALE-â€"o l'lmlll(‘d l\lOd WANTEDâ€"‘\t I.ll L0 iss "v “”h oimâ€" cement foundation, lath furnace,| Apply to M. ern house, and plaster, hardwood floors, ete. 5 Wilson MceChesney, 8 FOR SALEâ€"â€"H ter in the house; must sell. Furniture, if Dixon, back Schumacher. heated â€" by Arv ouse} ‘ of _ Station rooms} owner going enue, 35â€"37 P« waâ€" a way ; ['. n j ‘ay i aly argain for quick wanted. .\':l]\‘. Apply H. House, H‘l ARTICLES FOR SALE d FOR SALEâ€"I‘.nrm lmnh\\n l\ Gramâ€" ophone,. with Records. Also, \\- minster®" Rug, â€" 9x12.; Apply Mansfield, Schitmacher I‘»(ip. FPOR SALEâ€"One dining room suite, with sideboard, in golden oak. 42 Tamarack St. 31p. FPOR SALEâ€"Boilere and Hoist, 20 h.p. Hoist about a Je 400 Cheap for c: Box 44, South 18 feet nckes, size of 1 ish. Poreupine. FURNITURE FOR SALE. LO l Boiler, complete with fittings Sâ€"inch '\m»i\' t with cable. c :O. 36â€"37p. It Will Pay You. HELP WA.N TED | eral housework. One who will slee» at home. Apply to 28 Jamss «8@ (Rochester). 37. GIRL WANTED for general houseâ€" work. Apply to Bell, /St. Onge, ::T[\, WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin Sehool of Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at attractive pay guaranteed as student ‘completes the course. This is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. E. to the Goldwin Culture, 13 Pins (over Ostrosser‘s \mrl" 32'\.*â€"I.L. ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE OF TEACHING STEPâ€"DANCING will receive the very best of wages. ! as soon particulars apply School of street, Timmins. Beauty Write immediately to M. A. Royv, Box 655, Timmins, giving full adâ€" dress, plainly written. 37â€"39p. POSITION WANTED, as clerk store or at office work, by ambitious young man who speaks and writes (French, Italian); 2 experience. languages English, years‘ Firstâ€"class German, sales peferences. All in . IZ firstâ€"class condition and best qualâ€" .'l\v;l;lli’lll':i,:‘.) Bex ht > Agrance -mm% ity. â€" Includes â€"stoves, beds, gideâ€" 2 _;_ > 2s ”‘l_" board, refrigerator, f‘l];li.l's',F:l|)](‘H" ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE ete., ete. Apply to No. 3 I\{l.l_lh(‘l'â€" OF TEACHING STEP. DANCING ley Avenue, Moneta. 3Tp. o o. will receive the very hest of wages * POR _ Chesterfield Write immediately to M. A. Roy, Suite 1-]1('-1:;' l"l]w\lr\' ('T.\'ori;w Box 365, Timmins, giving full adâ€" ]m).\'(" <'u.~hi<‘n;.~'. .\]lml‘_\‘ 11 'l';rlx'A(:, 11!'(‘\\".11:1”1!_\' \\.””e"_l'___ t stree Rochester) â€"ci bet wee n Pn ‘_III:“I‘ M t EtA ) . iNSTRUCTOR t( t ts c un |.. WANTED: Apply Box P. y., Aoâ€" FOR SALE 1 (Mission Oalk Buffet, vance Office, Timmins. 37â€"38p. Library _ Table, joak. â€" Apply= 359 Fourth Aventte. 37. PROPERTIES FOR SALE "% FOR SALE .FO‘{ SALE OR EXCHAN(:L-â€"â€" Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed Trapnested Stoe Also, ~ Exhibi k. tion Barred Dark and Light Matings. Importer and Rocks only. Breeder a nd Rooks, FRANK LITTLE, s of Barred Connaught Station, Ont. .MASON RISCH PHONOGRAPH AND THOMAS ORGAN FOR SALEâ€"In 31 Wilson FPOR SALE, Driving Mare, Apply W . Bail Moneta. ey, Incinerat good condition. Ap; Avenue, Mattagami. »/â€")";i * )ly CHEAP FOR CASHâ€"â€" Harness and Bugg Plant, y. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Punching Bag and Set Orillia and of good loam Maple bush; | _ings. Will exchange Farm, between consisting 25 Barrie, with i1 sorl, acres good buildâ€" :‘{:I[M‘ ill Schnmacher. Apply Advance Office, Timmins. "nl‘ Timmins or to Box J. ( 31â€"39, FOR SALEâ€"â€"-‘H(H(H(~ Business, in good locality mins, including stock of meats, tobaceos, drinks. fixures and refrigerator, Apply P.0. 1513, Ont. and \Meat in Timâ€" groceries, Also quite new. Timmins, 306. soft No x FARM FOR SALEâ€"\UHIII ||‘1Ir Lo: 1, Con. 6, Pownship of Wark. Vetâ€" I:lim, patented: ~Apply to J. Walker, Glencoe, Ontario. eran c 1 ; H. ania 31â€"39p. FOUND to : Fred | FOUNDâ€"â€"\m l” l lack Cocker Spaniel of Boxing (GHloves. At a. bargain for quick * salee Apply Williamson, back of 114% Elm street North. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Candy Sceales and sunâ€" dry eandy fittings for sale. Apply Bell, St. Onge Building. ATp. Apply to street. Burnett, 81 Mayj HOUSEâ€"FURNISHINGS FPOR SALE. Mrs. le 37p. BEDS AND BEDROOM FURNIâ€" ’ found at Hotel ‘Iroquois, Troquois Falls, on Monday, apparently strayâ€" ed from visiting the Falls for the day. may have same by _ proving property, \m)l\ to The Advance Office, Hotel owner big Owner ete Timâ€" Iroquois 36. lIllH\. to Falls. Iroquois NOTICE Applications will be received by the TURE FOR SALE. Apply after J £ â€" 6 p.m., to No. 6 . Balsam street ””’l(""'fâ€"'".“"] to ‘\‘“5,"' 15th, 1924, for North. ' KÂ¥ the position of Janitor for St. Charles s ___ | School, ten rooms, for téerm ‘Oct. 1st to June 30th;, on a monthly basis. ROOMS Apply stating qualifications, +exâ€" esn D DBAOPIEGNACC All(Gl SAILLY TEGUITCA to d.,/f. FURNISHED BEDROOM TO RENT;|Walsh, Box 396, Timmins, Ont. large room, suitable for two. Apâ€" 36â€"37, ply to 24 Kirby Avenue, t'nl‘ll"l'!»â€" â€" > ie Cedar street. 3Tp. | TIMMINS MA.LE CHORUS FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT;| This organization will soon be startâ€" board if desired; all conveniences,| ing operations again this year. Old hot and cold water, bath, electr 1 nembers will be carded as to dates of light, telephone, ete. Would preâ€"] practices. Prospective â€" members, of fer lady. Apply to_ 57 “.ll\ll'}‘.!-’i‘\ interested, please communicat, street South, Timmins. 3P favit the Secretary, 4. C. Vedova, _â€"___.__â€" * | Box 239, Schumacher. 317â€"38p ROOMS AND BOARD_l‘.ru'h NT | _ rooms, with bathroom. Hot and cold water. Apply 57 Elm I FOR RENT. South. Te‘ _ | THREEâ€" ROOM HOUSE TO RENT. [ to 205 Pine street So LOST | * 37 J> LOSTâ€"“\'IM white poodle dog lost FOP RENT lee Cream~ Parlon The. party or parties having n;\I p hed, River Road. Sui dog should kindly return samé« r:,f» for restauran inchâ€" counâ€" Corner Broadway and Elm streets ter. Apply 131 Wilson Avenune, Timmins, and avoid further inconâ€"| â€" MattagamiHeisht , Ont. 36â€"38p '\""1;“YAI'I" ;I; ! â€" : â€"~â€"â€" â€" hn in To s _z kz â€"â€"| BASEMENT ‘TO RENT; size abon LOSTâ€"Pair of }.!;u'k Patent H\'uul' 18 hy 28 : snitable for fruit or ver Slippers, between the â€" ( rmmlf table warehouse or other ‘storar School and Maple street. Finder| _ purpose,. Apply ) â€"J. Rochan, please return to 76 Maple street.! Ideal House. 5 Third Aven ie, Tiimâ€" Reward. 37. 37â€"40p. { * <avill hold their next regfilar quarterly THE â€" PORCUPINE AOVANCE Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake Owner and Publisher. A Fine Appearing Building And As Fine As It Appears _ Bubscription Ratés: TIMMINS NEW HIGH SCHOOL A CREDITABLE STRUCTURE, FIRE Canada °> â€" â€"~ . $2.00 year PROOF, COMMODIOUS, WELLâ€"EQUIPPED, AND ATTRACTIVE. United States _ â€" _ $3.00 year SIX BIG CLASSROOMS, SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY ROOMS, â€" ~ ONTARIO|~ _ WELIâ€"APPOINTED GYMNASIUM. SHOWER AND SPRAY sz BATHS, 2TC. . \ Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Situated on an elevation of ground what is generally known as West Timmins, the new high school can be seen from a considerable distance and Office 26. Residence 70.| from many sections of‘the Town. Its appearanee is particularly attractive snn n ns and artistic, and its accommodation, arrangement and equipment equal its WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10th., 1924. prepossessing appearance. The accompanying picture gives some idea of the fine appearance of the new High School building, but to be fully appreâ€" n on _ ciated the structure has to be seen‘ and inspected. During their recent visit NEW ToWRSITE BEING _ whole length of the structure; the various rooms opening off the corridors. e es | to Timmins Baron ‘Byng Byng both expressed special pleasure at OPENED NEAR SCHUMACHER : in sc 3: the. handsome appearance and finished equipment of the new High School. tm p‘ : A twoâ€"storey structure of brick"and tile, as nearly fireâ€"proof as can be Fhis week formal announcement is t § A 5 uy W 6. 5 s made, the school has a length of approximately 150 feet. There are ample nhade of the opening of a new townâ€" f ‘ * 4 3 : f * es grounds for the school, the equivalent of two blocks betmg reserved for the site, just east of Schumacher, on Jhe Ayh % : : : § s building and grounds. Upstairs and down, wide, high corridors run the property of the Gold Centre Mining €o. â€" The new townsite is very favourâ€" , $ Â¥ 2 h There are tlhree entrances, a main.entrance in the centre of the front, the j ably located being a short distance 7 on iess boys‘ entrance at the one uul. and the girls‘ entrance at the other. â€" There from Schumacher and near to the Meâ€" o ty P are six ‘big class rooms, approximately 36 feet by 22 feet each and with 14â€" Intyre, Ihu Schumacher and other Â¥ : B foot ('('111]1('\ that give a pleasing spaciousness to the rooms. In addition, the mining properties. The new townsite j 2 h P building contains a special Physics Laboratory, a Chemistry Room, a Gymâ€" is on the south of the T.â€" N:O. Railâ€" P nasium, a Library, Teacher‘s Rooms} Cloak Rooims for both boys and girls, way at Schumacher. It ]101“[’1‘1\(‘\ sixty lots, 40 by 100 ‘feet. It is the intention to apply for a jflag station Zor tne new townsite. CLOSE TO TWENTY CASES FOR THIS WEEEK‘S COURT about‘ a There are score of=â€"cases for pohce court tomorrow, â€" though most of the cases are not serious atâ€" and a fairs. There are seven unadorned 1nmk~' simple one ~of them woman. In addition Ihew are. three charged.with being drunk in a public place. One man is ch‘;n'gwl with | Lavatories, Baths (spray baths for both boys and "nl~). (md all the rest 0o charge of having liquor in a public|8 modetn school @hipment and accommodation. place. One man is hearged â€" with The Chemistry Room and Physiecs Laboratory are specially wellâ€"equipâ€" drivinze a motor truck without the| ped. Benches, tables, lockers, cabinets and other equipment have been proâ€" necessary license. The alleged theft vided in upâ€"toâ€"date style. A closed cabines for use in making any noxious of * ,_ forms the basis for another| cases required in the experiments is a feature of the Chemistry Room. The ease. Three charges of having cows equipment of the Physies Dept. includes a lantern of the lazest type. at larze on the streets will come beâ€" To most visitors the big gymnasium, with its complete and upâ€"toâ€"date Fore Macistrate Atkinson. A young| equipment, will be_ of speMal interest. Among the equipment will be man named Brown, found: ~â€"tll(' ladders, the trapeze, the parallel bars, the swinging rings, dumbs, for some time, is charged with illegalâ€"| Indian clubs, ete. There h.|> also been provision zn;ulv.!'m"rhv playing of is ing gold ore in his possession. basketball and softball. â€" Healthful and wholesome exereise for the students ® has been well (mm(lmul % The ltbrary the turrets of the building provided with a goodly array of the classics .m«i works of reference for the students. The equipment of the various classrooms is of the very best. Modern rtable and convenient. _ The blackboards are| in one 0 is _UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR TIMMINS. Mr. T. F. King, has just about ccomâ€" desks and ssats are both com| ),/](.,,,\3 a 1)ldm “M( will be just. as| of the hbes quality of genuine .\l.;llv. Imwjv is an electric bell to (-;\H's('h(ml, upâ€"toâ€"date as any Dry Cleaning esâ€"| vecess and dismissal. An electrical clock in each room l\'w]»\ time, with emâ€" tablishment‘ in any city. phasis on the special times, such as the opening and closingof classes during in two new |,;li1',1i];l._¢,~ on Spruce theâ€"day. +Every room is provided with a special thermometer registering the street, in the Moneta extension adâ€"] ¢Xact temperature of the room. Drinking fountain and other comforts and joining the town, part of the macâ€" conveniences for the students have been generously provifed. At ,.<m(:1.|)l(- hinery is alreadv‘ installed and the| Places id the eorridors there are supplies of hose and other fire prevention ibalance is now h;~in_«_: assembled. “l"‘l'““"l for use -I! case of '”’|-"v fl‘“_‘?“"‘"’l' fire. ; § Mr. King has engaged an expert The interior finish of the building is both attractive in appearance and Pry Cleaner and expects to have|"© rviceable, The building is heated hy a steam heat equipment, the plant being locatâ€" everything completed and. working _ s ; : j about the fifteenth. ed in a cement basement with ample provision for the storing of a snppl;\' Besides the Dry Cleaning machinâ€"| °! coal. .A firstâ€"class ventilation system is illil:l“t'.(l. a hot air t'{lll. fresh air ery are m-\\" Hoffman | dstributor and other equipment: practically assuring hbealthy air at proper Presses in which dry steam is used “””",“ ature at all times. f ; , ¢ 26. in pressing, which put a real finishâ€" There is every reason 1171."II',llt' in the new High .\t’ll'r'im.. If is a mlm 111 ing touch to the garments. to the town, the High .\f-h.ml Board, the contractors and ;l.\'l‘nh('l\’ concerned. This will be a great convenience to Messrs. Shulta@Bros.. nlu'lh':lnllmwl. \\'(-.1'(-‘ !he.w.nn:‘:. mr\-; The 1)]vnn!lnn:’ ‘:'m«\ the people of Timmins and, in fact, heating workiwas done by the old geliable firm of A. Brazeai , ‘.\‘mf hy the ;»'hnl(‘ North Conntry, ; as "at. the mins. ~Mr. E. M. Allworth was the electrical contrac nl'.”.\[l‘. F. '\ alois ('-:n.'â€" present timeâ€"any \\'nrk'zllong these ried through the "“”m“” and decorating througlhout. _ The “""“f“'""" yE . Pennington Boyd, of Windsor, Ont., and the finished structure is a lasting limes has to be sent to some city. 37 ASSOCIATED BOARDS TCO MEET AT IROQUOTIS FALLS | | 5 who has lived here ! i l | tribute to their skill and des ign. IARRBSTED wWHILE MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS AT NIGHT A fine new flagpole has been erectâ€" the gzrounds of the Timmins Public School. Of _ Trade ed Central The Associated â€" Boards on THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO . f t | | Commissioners| EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, h I ! o a ; | | | | [3 | | | | | | | I session at Iroquois Falls either this WX R. IL Brown, a month or next. There are a numbet| youne fellow who has ‘been in town| The T. N.O. Ry. of resolutions HLo l_wl'm'e the | for some time past, was placed under| visited Timmins on Tuesday on their meeting. Among those séent in by|arrest on a charge of HMegally. having| regular inspection trip of the line. Timmins Board Trade is one Askâ€"|oold ore in his possession. ‘The manâ€" ¢ e sng the Government to take up thelner in which the arrest occurred was : _ Powe: (|ll('.~’(inll in this North Land. rather odd. Brown had been‘ living},, At the ““|“(':“t on Saturday ]“-"I. at The resolution refers to the rumoured|jn one shack in Mattagamiâ€"and deâ€" ('m'llr:mv the JUUY roturm-‘ql the ve f. 61 ‘er i ‘eg the| ; dict that the Indian, Hardisty, lunml merger of the power interests, to th*|ejded to move to another. He selectâ€" vital imrortance of power to the inâ€" ed rather late hour for his moving dead near the Northland Hotel some dustiles of the country, the need for| and he also cut through lots that were days I”‘(.‘\'l““fi' fad ied {rom the 3 power at the lowest possible rate and | ;,, deep darkness. Carrying a couple sults of alcoholi¢ poisoning. I“l'” the necessity for safeguarding indus~| of suiteases and a bundle he walked| have resuited: froms the tries and people against possible monâ€"|pioht into the arms of Chief CGreer selling ‘of liquor to H: “‘h““ and two opalies. The resolution . concludes :n‘nl Deputy Chief Salley who were ”r.h” l“f‘"‘f“ but no t””w ";“”" with the request that legislation be|p,} ltmkiuu: tor him Dut h will be likely, the man‘s death heing presented and enacted to enable the| altovether different business. Brown‘s (-l'earl_\' due (to r'ml_uml ol O the «development and distribution of @l!|oyplanation for moving in such a \\‘;1\'”]}“:}”. marks on his Fage coming Prom water power in New Ontario by the|and at such a time did not impress|" fadl public at cost and to prevent any|};p, police very much. The Chief also| further development of power bÂ¥y PP!â€"| was eurious as to \\)ml some of the| Mr. Size, of Cobalt, arrived here : i"l“ and hundles mfight contain. Acâ€"|this week to take the position of acâ€" Anuther W.w:ym”“ io I”mm‘ul' rdingly Brown was escorted to the|eountant at the Canadian Bank of Board asks the Governmentst0. CONâ€"i‘shack that Je said was his Commerce; in ]'!nm- of aMr. ‘F.. M. gides British Colombis plan there a quantity of gold ore was | White who leaves this week for I)u'm- prin ducation n_\ m.nv\}mml(n« ".tf('_‘\‘,“,d amone his effects;: His|ville where he will be chief accountâ€" eoursss. Itig urged l}l:.l( such a ]»I;m.' planation of how he came into posâ€"|ant at the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" if p cal, \\Uillt“ }»l'(n-idx* Nlll«‘z\tm!l;.\\_\,fii\,n of this gold ore was not satâ€"" meree branch in that town. Mr: Size o treds of children. of The \40“5;“:»:“':"’:\' to: the police and as a reâ€"thas been in Cobalt/for some years and | tlers who are now 13{‘}"'““’!! \n!‘ M-hnu'.-.:\”}: he.was asked spend the nightlis very popular in the SilÂ¥er Cify | ing.: The plan has been in sucééssful|,; ho iHotel de ‘Greer: Brown Mr. White intends to motor â€" down ise in British Columbia for fixe.ye8rS| come before Magistrate Atkinson toâ€"|from North Bay and will be accomâ€"| Aas. d4;so :,”‘:! .'hinbft‘J ~'-\- ‘\“)”.E“ orrow <'|'h.l‘.‘~1!lit,’" O1 a â€" Cnargk of ‘p':il;iwl as f\tr'. as T"l'“!lill '1»'\ .\I‘ en es |being Hlegally in possession of gold| Frank McGuire whoâ€"will leave with This year, for the secondtime, afore him for the south this week. um ie names of married woâ€"| ki e onl We s e o i e e . men re left the Cobalt Votrers‘| List, and there was considerable obâ€"| An item in | Saturday‘s b gecticn, perhaps, especially ;'rr;\'l*“;\fizlt' said that at the request « I IOW a out «»f the appreaching Provineial vote --nit_\ Crown Attorney John*M. Greer, 0 the O.T.A. ‘By order of the Town|Cochrane, a Toronto detrective 1: Counceil the assessor was ordered to| week took in charge Mr. Max Levine Y Our prevare another iis: to include the| at ~A dowp town hotel in the wi’ names omitted and to submit this list| The accused was taken hack | > A» District Judge tfaor approval| rane, according to The 8 SUbscrlptlon ; 6 remedy the maiter. answer :o a charge of tra |last | POR SALEâ€"One | | and Cc ie CHECKS CHILLS £ CRAMPS THE WEATHER HANDIGAPS GROPS IN THE DISTRICT Hay a Fair Crop. Peas and Beans Good. Roots Fairly Good.. . Blueâ€" berries a Big Crop. Sottlers and others interested in the district appéar to agree that this this area will not,be The weather has The hay not â€"been year‘s erops in as usual. propitious. as good not now but it would been crop, harvested, has bad, have been better: with better weather. Grain has been good [for a but naturally heen slow ripeningt on account of the weather. green crop, has Roots have been â€" fairly â€" good. Anything that will stand the eold weather shows up. well. Peas and beans have been very good erops. Beets have _ been unusually _ good. Cabbage â€" andâ€" Turnips have been good crops this year. Potatoes in sandy loam have been below the aveâ€" rage erop for this district; in lowâ€" lying land the potato erop has been failure. Some damage has been done by reâ€" cent For instance, last many of the settlers had their tomato ecrop frozen out of existence. frosts. week Some â€"vegetable marrows of unâ€" usual size and quality are reported from up the river, but these were protected by blankets at night. The native fruits this year supâ€" ported a popular theory that when blueberries are a big crop the raspâ€" berries are poor. Blueberries this year were a bountiful erop, while the were neither plentiful, nor of quality to write home about. raspberries Mr. M. Wernick, District Manager for the Toledo Seale Co., returned week to his home at North Bay being laid up here for some ten result of injury tb lifting of scales his back laid consequence. Lwo fully after days as a | Back. In wrenched an his he up or a set and It will lhe will was as a be three recovered. weeks ~before be POLICE DOG PUPPIES FOR SALE s Sired by Grandson of Internaâ€" tional Champion, Four Males, and Four â€" Females. See DUNCAN GREY, Druggist, today. DOGS FOR SALE Huskie ‘Dog, leader. Also, 7 Pups, Huskie Stagâ€"hound. Apply Ray Richards, Porquis Junetion. 3%â€"38p. good ind POSITIONS WANTED with references, desires position in Timâ€" Sept. Ist. ‘Reply. to P. Timmins, Ont. mins after 0. Box 334. 6â€"38p. BUTCHER WANTS _ POSITION. man with experâ€" full particulars apply 202, Schumacher, Ont. 37â€"38p. Firstâ€"class }_'nml For H nce. to ‘P.O. i LOTS FOR SALE LOT FOR SALEâ€"I»‘nIl(-mm Townâ€" site. â€" Third from the corner of Seventh Tamarack lot Avenue street lm\n Will \l” very terms. on water across streeti. reasonable. Cash or Apply 63 l"il’lh \\'«-- from 6 to 8 p.m. ). asy nue, snn C WOOD FOR SALE. I \\x\h to notify my customers Yh.ul L have reâ€"opened my woodâ€"yard and of in any Prices resumed delivery fireâ€"wood length to suit. the best of service. H. Charlebois, \ Phone 419 104 Cedar St., Reasonable, North l DRESSMAKING CHILDREN 8 DRBSSES AND LADIES WRAPPERSâ€"made® to short notice. Prices reaâ€" from 50 cents up. _T Banâ€" Avenue, Timmins. â€" 35â€"38p tll'il('l' at Nbll:ihlf‘. nerman PLAIN SEWINGâ€"Would appreciate to Plain Sewingâ€"at Apply 112 Cedar streot Unt. patronage do ; hnome. Timmins, m y North, +7, 24 19. T WHAT YOU WANT ~~ wWHENâ€" YyOU WANT 17. Read These Columns Every Week. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE F6R SALE-â€"o l'lmlll(‘d l\lOd WANTEDâ€"‘\t I.ll L0 iss "v “”h oimâ€" cement foundation, lath furnace,| Apply to M. ern house, and plaster, hardwood floors, ete. 5 Wilson MceChesney, 8 FOR SALEâ€"â€"H ter in the house; must sell. Furniture, if Dixon, back Schumacher. heated â€" by Arv ouse} ‘ of _ Station rooms} owner going enue, 35â€"37 P« waâ€" a way ; ['. n j ‘ay i aly argain for quick wanted. .\':l]\‘. Apply H. House, H‘l ARTICLES FOR SALE d FOR SALEâ€"I‘.nrm lmnh\\n l\ Gramâ€" ophone,. with Records. Also, \\- minster®" Rug, â€" 9x12.; Apply Mansfield, Schitmacher I‘»(ip. FPOR SALEâ€"One dining room suite, with sideboard, in golden oak. 42 Tamarack St. 31p. FPOR SALEâ€"Boilere and Hoist, 20 h.p. Hoist about a Je 400 Cheap for c: Box 44, South 18 feet nckes, size of 1 ish. Poreupine. FURNITURE FOR SALE. LO l Boiler, complete with fittings Sâ€"inch '\m»i\' t with cable. c :O. 36â€"37p. It Will Pay You. HELP WA.N TED | eral housework. One who will slee» at home. Apply to 28 Jamss «8@ (Rochester). 37. GIRL WANTED for general houseâ€" work. Apply to Bell, /St. Onge, ::T[\, WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin Sehool of Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at attractive pay guaranteed as student ‘completes the course. This is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. E. to the Goldwin Culture, 13 Pins (over Ostrosser‘s \mrl" 32'\.*â€"I.L. ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE OF TEACHING STEPâ€"DANCING will receive the very best of wages. ! as soon particulars apply School of street, Timmins. Beauty Write immediately to M. A. Royv, Box 655, Timmins, giving full adâ€" dress, plainly written. 37â€"39p. POSITION WANTED, as clerk store or at office work, by ambitious young man who speaks and writes (French, Italian); 2 experience. languages English, years‘ Firstâ€"class German, sales peferences. All in . IZ firstâ€"class condition and best qualâ€" .'l\v;l;lli’lll':i,:‘.) Bex ht > Agrance -mm% ity. â€" Includes â€"stoves, beds, gideâ€" 2 _;_ > 2s ”‘l_" board, refrigerator, f‘l];li.l's',F:l|)](‘H" ANY PERSON WHO IS CAPABLE ete., ete. Apply to No. 3 I\{l.l_lh(‘l'â€" OF TEACHING STEP. DANCING ley Avenue, Moneta. 3Tp. o o. will receive the very hest of wages * POR _ Chesterfield Write immediately to M. A. Roy, Suite 1-]1('-1:;' l"l]w\lr\' ('T.\'ori;w Box 365, Timmins, giving full adâ€" ]m).\'(" <'u.~hi<‘n;.~'. .\]lml‘_\‘ 11 'l';rlx'A(:, 11!'(‘\\".11:1”1!_\' \\.””e"_l'___ t stree Rochester) â€"ci bet wee n Pn ‘_III:“I‘ M t EtA ) . iNSTRUCTOR t( t ts c un |.. WANTED: Apply Box P. y., Aoâ€" FOR SALE 1 (Mission Oalk Buffet, vance Office, Timmins. 37â€"38p. Library _ Table, joak. â€" Apply= 359 Fourth Aventte. 37. PROPERTIES FOR SALE "% FOR SALE .FO‘{ SALE OR EXCHAN(:L-â€"â€" Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed Trapnested Stoe Also, ~ Exhibi k. tion Barred Dark and Light Matings. Importer and Rocks only. Breeder a nd Rooks, FRANK LITTLE, s of Barred Connaught Station, Ont. .MASON RISCH PHONOGRAPH AND THOMAS ORGAN FOR SALEâ€"In 31 Wilson FPOR SALE, Driving Mare, Apply W . Bail Moneta. ey, Incinerat good condition. Ap; Avenue, Mattagami. »/â€")";i * )ly CHEAP FOR CASHâ€"â€" Harness and Bugg Plant, y. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Punching Bag and Set Orillia and of good loam Maple bush; | _ings. Will exchange Farm, between consisting 25 Barrie, with i1 sorl, acres good buildâ€" :‘{:I[M‘ ill Schnmacher. Apply Advance Office, Timmins. "nl‘ Timmins or to Box J. ( 31â€"39, FOR SALEâ€"â€"-‘H(H(H(~ Business, in good locality mins, including stock of meats, tobaceos, drinks. fixures and refrigerator, Apply P.0. 1513, Ont. and \Meat in Timâ€" groceries, Also quite new. Timmins, 306. soft No x FARM FOR SALEâ€"\UHIII ||‘1Ir Lo: 1, Con. 6, Pownship of Wark. Vetâ€" I:lim, patented: ~Apply to J. Walker, Glencoe, Ontario. eran c 1 ; H. ania 31â€"39p. FOUND to : Fred | FOUNDâ€"â€"\m l” l lack Cocker Spaniel of Boxing (GHloves. At a. bargain for quick * salee Apply Williamson, back of 114% Elm street North. 30â€"37p. FOR SALEâ€"Candy Sceales and sunâ€" dry eandy fittings for sale. Apply Bell, St. Onge Building. ATp. Apply to street. Burnett, 81 Mayj HOUSEâ€"FURNISHINGS FPOR SALE. Mrs. le 37p. BEDS AND BEDROOM FURNIâ€" ’ found at Hotel ‘Iroquois, Troquois Falls, on Monday, apparently strayâ€" ed from visiting the Falls for the day. may have same by _ proving property, \m)l\ to The Advance Office, Hotel owner big Owner ete Timâ€" Iroquois 36. lIllH\. to Falls. Iroquois NOTICE Applications will be received by the TURE FOR SALE. Apply after J £ â€" 6 p.m., to No. 6 . Balsam street ””’l(""'fâ€"'".“"] to ‘\‘“5,"' 15th, 1924, for North. ' KÂ¥ the position of Janitor for St. Charles s ___ | School, ten rooms, for téerm ‘Oct. 1st to June 30th;, on a monthly basis. ROOMS Apply stating qualifications, +exâ€" esn D DBAOPIEGNACC All(Gl SAILLY TEGUITCA to d.,/f. FURNISHED BEDROOM TO RENT;|Walsh, Box 396, Timmins, Ont. large room, suitable for two. Apâ€" 36â€"37, ply to 24 Kirby Avenue, t'nl‘ll"l'!»â€" â€" > ie Cedar street. 3Tp. | TIMMINS MA.LE CHORUS FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT;| This organization will soon be startâ€" board if desired; all conveniences,| ing operations again this year. Old hot and cold water, bath, electr 1 nembers will be carded as to dates of light, telephone, ete. Would preâ€"] practices. Prospective â€" members, of fer lady. Apply to_ 57 “.ll\ll'}‘.!-’i‘\ interested, please communicat, street South, Timmins. 3P favit the Secretary, 4. C. Vedova, _â€"___.__â€" * | Box 239, Schumacher. 317â€"38p ROOMS AND BOARD_l‘.ru'h NT | _ rooms, with bathroom. Hot and cold water. Apply 57 Elm I FOR RENT. South. Te‘ _ | THREEâ€" ROOM HOUSE TO RENT. [ to 205 Pine street So LOST | * 37 J> LOSTâ€"“\'IM white poodle dog lost FOP RENT lee Cream~ Parlon The. party or parties having n;\I p hed, River Road. Sui dog should kindly return samé« r:,f» for restauran inchâ€" counâ€" Corner Broadway and Elm streets ter. Apply 131 Wilson Avenune, Timmins, and avoid further inconâ€"| â€" MattagamiHeisht , Ont. 36â€"38p '\""1;“YAI'I" ;I; ! â€" : â€"~â€"â€" â€" hn in To s _z kz â€"â€"| BASEMENT ‘TO RENT; size abon LOSTâ€"Pair of }.!;u'k Patent H\'uul' 18 hy 28 : snitable for fruit or ver Slippers, between the â€" ( rmmlf table warehouse or other ‘storar School and Maple street. Finder| _ purpose,. Apply ) â€"J. Rochan, please return to 76 Maple street.! Ideal House. 5 Third Aven ie, Tiimâ€" Reward. 37. 37â€"40p. { *