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Buyers of Good Used FPurniture, Pianos, Victrolas, Ranges, Heaters, and General Household Goods. In Large or Small Amounts. Highest Cash Prices Paid. For Good Used Goods Only. Home Furniture Store 15%/, Mountjoy St., Foot of Third Ave., in The St. Onge Bldg. 46â€"49 5%%%% A d SSR 3 J YO4 C meim CCR Lk in t uougluputoupipualpuglplrlst, The Unwrought Metal Sales Act 1924. All parties interested will please take notice that the aboveâ€"named Act will come into foree on the first day of November, 1924. The Act provides that no unâ€" wrought gold, silver, platinum, pallaâ€" dium or any other precious or rare metal or metals _ shall be bought, sold, dealt in, received or disposed of by way of barter, pledge or otherâ€" wise, except under authority of a license issued by the undersigned. ‘"‘Unwrought metal‘‘ as defined in the Act includes the ores of such metals as well as nuggets or ‘*metallies‘‘ soâ€" called, and generally the metals aforesaid whether refined or unreâ€" fined, in any form whatever, not made up and manufactured into any finished article or thing for use, ornament or other purpose. Offences against the Act are punâ€" ishable as follows :â€"For a first ofâ€" fense, a penalty not exceeding $500 and liability to imprisonment for a period not excedding one year, and for a second or any subsequent ofâ€" fence, a penalty not exceeding $1000 and imprisonment for one year. "Applications for licenses under the Act must be made to the undersigned on a form prescirbed by the Regulaâ€" tions, accompanied by a fee of two dollars. Forms and ecopies of the Regulations may be obtained at the Department â€"of â€" Mines, Parlhament Buildings, Toronto. ud pel ud dn in and t@IXK it OVET. $ SULLIY AKN a n d NEWTOV TWSTIRANCTE AND REAL ESTATE w# *# # w# _ ® # ## t*t * L w# # # n:oo Used Furniture Dealers Toronto, October 20th, 1924 SsULLIVYVAN and NEW TO N Check over your Fire Insurance Policies and see that you are fully protected. Reductions in rate may now be had in many cases. Come in and talk it over. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE C Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block (Upstairs) PHONE 104 P.O. 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Opposite New Empire Theatre HARLES MeCREA Minister of Mines ®# .‘ + # #* * #* * * ## # *# ** * #% #* # *# ? # # #4 # # ## #. * 0. ’0 @ hy #* # *# #* *# *% *# .0 #* #* # bad #+4 #* # # #* *# *# *#* # *# #4 *# *# #+* * # *# # #4 #4 @ L *4 # *# #* # *# ##4 # *# #4 *# *# *#* * *% #e *# *# *#* +. "t a* * # # #* #* # *# *4 # # #* ®# # #4 + *% ind *# *# ** #4 < # #* *# # #* * %° ##4 #4 + + #4 # # #* # + #* #* + # w# # # #* Cnd #* #* *# #*4 *4 # # ## ## po Ne Ne ‘“.“ A â€"We overbought on Writing Pads and to reduce our Stock to make room for Xmas Goods, Three Days Only 2 Writing Pads for the Price of One, you buy One and you get Oneâ€"â€"Free. Among the latest enrollments at the Timmins Business College are Mr. David Crotin, Iroquois Falls, Ont., atâ€" tending Day Classes and Miss Hilda Kinnari, Timmins, Ont., attending the Night Classes of the Gold Medal School. Miss Rhea Morel of Kapuskasing, Ont., a recent graduate of the Tim: mins Business College has accepted a position as Stenographer in the Exâ€" perimental Farm Office, Kapuskasing, (Ont. WEDNES DA Y Bulletin Miss Rose Devine of South Poreuâ€" pine, Ont., an exâ€"student of the Timâ€" mins Business College, has accepted a position as Stenographer and Book, keeper with Sky Bros., South Poreuâ€" pine, Ont. Mrs. N. Jondreau, graduate of the Timmins Business College and recentâ€" ly employed as Stenographer in the Oillice of the Timmins Free Press has accepted a positton as â€" Bookkeeper and Stenographer in the offices of the T mader Gaoods Co.,_ Sault bte. There is room for twelve more enâ€" rollments in the Timmins. Business College between now and NXNmas. Owâ€" ing to recent graduations more space is available now. Have. you ever stopped to think that every student who enrolled in the Gold Medal School this time last year is now holding a worthâ€"while position with a good salaryâ€"of course you cannot attend the Timmins Busiâ€" ness College for Nothing, but, in a couple of months after graduation and sometimes one month after you are well repaid for what you have given the College and you have a life‘s training besides. * We know what it all meansâ€"that is why we recommend your enrolling. Write, phone or call and see us for particulars Now! and Stenographer in Leader Dry_ Goods Marie, Ont. Timmins Business College Over Economy Grocery 58 3rd Ave. Phone 501 â€" Write Box 223 E. M. TERRY, Supervising Principal. lined $200.00 and transporting liquor was driving at th sport model,â€"was ed. Recently in â€"the Timmins. Business t ween now and Xmas. Owâ€" cent craduations more space CobaH the t taxiâ€"driver was rosts for ilNlegally and the car he time,â€"a Durant ordered confiseatâ€" 2 for 40c¢c. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO GCHUMAGCHER FIVE PIN BOWLING LEAGUE NOW OX Bowlers < Organize for the Season. Big Schedule Drawn Up. Away to a Good Start. The Five Pin Bowling League for 1924â€"1925 has been organized at the Mcelutyre â€" Recreatior â€" Hall, Schuâ€" macher, and the bowlers are looking Sorward to a big season again this vyean. â€" The following are the teams :â€"â€" O(Hiceâ€"D. Newlands, J. V. Gray, Jas. RAMhewan, R. Richardson, A. H. Cooke, R. G,. Vallentine, B. Clancey, JAS. k Cooke H; I¢; Todds â€" Limitedâ€"C. MeiDonald, _C. Severt, H. V. Ball, M. Leggate, Percy Moisley, Doug. Adley, Dr. E. Honey, J. R, Todd, Capt. 3 Townâ€"Dr. A. 8. Muterer, Dr. J. A. Barry, M. Corrigan, J. Martin, L. (GWraham, J. Ferguson, E. B. Patterson, Capt. Left Ovensâ€"M. MeLellan, E. Campâ€" bell, A. Williams, E. Monahan, K, Blanchbfield, G. MeGarry, J.:Campâ€" bell, I. A. Soloman, Capt. f The following is the schedule :â€" ksch McePherson, Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec l)(‘(‘ De Dec De 192 «J *# # ** ©.4 *2 ,*, ) #* + KTE 41 3 n AM oT n A11 10 1t 25â€"Otlice vs. Mereantile 26â€"Engineers vs. Mill. 27â€"Todds Ltd. vs. Tow 28â€"Shops vs. Left Overs 2â€"Engineers vs. Todds | 3â€" Mercantile vs. Shops 19 1t ‘21} J*) Toilet Paper, regular 15¢c. roll........ 2 for 15¢c. Toilet Paper, regular 10c. roll........ 2 for 10c. A. D. S; Cold Cream, reg. bOc......... 2 for 50c. Bell‘s Dandruff Cure, reg. 75c.......2 for T5c. Town vs. Offhice Left Overs Mill vs. Sh â€"Mercantile â€"Town v‘s. â€"Office vs. ~Engineers ~Lett Over â€"Mill â€"vÂ¥s. F â€"Ofhice vs. y ; ALOPPIAIL, . .. sullivan, Capt Amitedâ€"C. MeBP ocoanut Oil Shampoo, reg. 40c.....2 for 40c. Mil] vs. Todds L Oflice vs. . Shops vs. -T()Wll Meresantile OWn Vs. «* Merceantile Tndd mhops Mereaniile. td . o v=<. Office sSshops Lett Ove ngineetrs. ‘s. Mereantil vs. Todds L. MceDonald, _C. Leggate, Perey Dr. E. Honey, ft Overs. . Todds Ltd s. Shops. Lett Os Mi]] Podds Shops Oflice Lett Overs Mill «Gwn 4 V J ueâ€" UV â€" Marc Marc Marc Marn Marc Mar Mard Overs. LONDON‘S GREAT EIGHT > COMPANY HERE NEXT WEEBK. Theatreâ€"goers are promised a musiâ€" cal treat and a general entertainment of high merit in the engagement here for four nights beginning Monday, Nov. 24th, at the New Empire Theaâ€" Nov. 24th, at the New Iheaâ€" tre, of London‘s Great _8 popular English and Scottish Company. On the present tour of Canada the comâ€" pany has made noteworthy successes at all centres visited, including Haliâ€" fax, Toronto, Montreal, Windsor and other cities. The company is comâ€" posed of a double quartette of the finest British artistsâ€"including an English soprano, Sceottish comedienne, 16â€"yearâ€"old classical pianist, brilliant Scottish â€" violinist, _ worldâ€"celebrated tenor, and bariton and ‘Cellist, and Mr. Copeland, who heads ihe comâ€" pany, and who is an excellent example of Scottish entertainer. _ Mr. Copeâ€" land‘s comedy songs, stories, and double skits with Miss Mary Mackie, have given special pleasure. _ Mr. Copeland and Miss Mackie will remembered by thousands of turned soldiers, as they entertai turned soldiers, as they entertained literally millions of soldiers in the camps, hospitals and trenches during the war. Mr. Richard Alexander, ‘*‘The secret of eflicieney and su cess in our enterprises is to act ; once upon our ideas while our is still warm and in a glow."‘ the war. .MTP, â€" Itl]lCHi the baritone, is known the baritone, is known as the Singing Sergeant. He was among the first of the ‘*Old Contemptibles"‘ to land in France in August 1914, and came through the war fortanately with his fine _ vorce unimpaired. Wilfred Virgo, the tenor, was the leading tenor in .the renowned **Sheffield Choir‘‘ when it toured Canada some vear ago. The other artists are of year ~ago. 1t ULLICEL similar high standing Jan. )an. Jan. }an. Feb. Feb, Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Febh, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Second Half 27â€"Office vs. Merceantile. 28â€"Engineers vs. Mill. 20â€"Todds Ltd,. vs. Town. 30â€"Shops vs. Left Overs. 3â€"Engineers vs. Todds Ltd. 4â€"Mereantile vs. Shops. 5â€"Town vs. Office. 6â€"Left Overs vs. Mill. 10â€"Mill vs. Shops. $ 11â€"Mercantile vs. Todds |td. 12â€"Town vs. Left Overs. 13â€"Office vs. Engineers. 17â€"Engineers vs. Mereantile. §â€"Office vs. Shops. 19â€"Town vs. Mall. 20â€"Left Overs vs. Todds Ltd. 24â€"Engineers vs. Left Overs. 25â€"Mill vs. Mereantile. 2G6â€"Todds Ltd. vs. Office. 27â€"Town vs. Shops. March 3â€"Mercantile vs. Town. March 4â€"Todds Ltd. vs. Mill. )an. Feb. Feb, Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Febh. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. V s. 6â€"Left. Overs vi 10â€"Office vs. A 11â€"Shops vs. T. 12â€"Town vs., E 13â€" Mercantrle . # *# #4 # #% #* ## * e**s # .0 *# # h *#* # *# #@ # # #* # # #* w *s * .‘ #* + *# #* * * #* *# *# #* # *# #* *# * *Â¥ # 4 #4 *, *# Â¥* ts .*, #% #* + # 44@ * # ## # 4 #* *# L *2.® 0.“.“ * .0 + .« *# *# #* # *# #+ #4 # .0 # '0 #4 @ # *# * 4 *# D.“ *** and siu s. Shops. vs. Office. Mill. Todds td Enemneers ns 0s‘ ns‘ 0’“.“’“.“’”.“.“.“.“.“.“.“‘ Do Your Xmas Advertising Now Stomach and Liver Pills, regular 25c. .. y . m o d . i. ie on c ons‘ 10 Medicamentum, reg. 10c. bottle....2 for 10c. Sulphur Ointment, reg. 35c............. 2 for 35c. Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, regular $1.00 2 for $1.00 Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21 and 22 PMIG@Y dlnUo Ddllll'(ldy, yOÂ¥ .0 w1 _ 101 AND 8.15 P.M. AT THE ()LD EMPIRE THEATRE 2 MA 7 # ADMISSION * 4° ~® y @4 4* + _, a* * + #* # + #@ # 4Â¥ *#* # 4 *# # 4 eites #@ # ## #* # L3 #4 # # *#+* *# # *#* ** # # #* u:“ +. # ++ # # ## # + #4 #,. * s**s #4* *# * *# # #% #* *# #% ## * .“ .00 @ *. * .“.“ %. * “.0 *# .. ## * :* .00.0 #* *# # #*. *# < #* * La ## * © #4 # #4, @ % #4* + % #* #, * #4 # * #* *# #% *# * 4# * ¢ #% #* # *# “. # #4 @ 4# ® “. #4 t u* , .*, ‘“.“. 44 @ # 44 * ind # # #4 ®@ * ## + #@ #* .“.( # .0 #% *# + #4 *# *# #4 *# #% *4 #@ # #4 * 4 *4 *a2® 0“0 00.“ # © “.“ * #© *4 ® #© *4 * # #4, ® .(- *s # o o o o s t oo oo in ob n d in in in id in in io ie in io n i5 io i5 i5 i5 5 io i5 i5 io o5 on ic in en o Timmins, Ont. 2 for 25. Telephone 392 40â€"R 70 Cents.