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Enjoyable Dance in Aid of the Porcupine Goldfields Band. Interesting Band Concert. Snow Plough Proves Its Usefulness. . Flaw in Section of New School Boiler Remedied. Other Items of Interest from South Porcuâ€" pine Correspondent. The Council Meeting which was to take place on Monday of last week, was put over until Tuesday afterâ€" noon at 5.00 p.m., when the Reeve! and Councillors were present. Many important questions were brought up and passed on, among them being many claims of exemption on taxes for the past year. These were given serious consideration and dealt with accordingly to the satisfaction of all concerned.= The question of a Police parking byâ€"‘law fon Jitney. drivers calling for passengers after the show, was also taken up and set over until the next Council meeting, when an adjustment to the situation will uns doubtedly be forthcoming. A sma‘ crowd attended the meeting. There was an Auction sale of Oflice furniture and other accessories at the Davidson Gold Mines last. week. None of the larger equipment was South Poreupine, Feb. 2â€"Special to The Advance. e3 U mmmm%mmmmmmmm%fi%%fi%%%%fi%fi%%%fi%%@%fi%%%%fi%fififi%%%fifig%fi%fi Interesting Events Last Week at South Poreupine None of the larger equipment was oifered for sale,which leads us to beâ€" lieve that there is still hope this Mine opening up again in the future. Several of the business men of town attended the sale. An extnaordinary bit of diard luck hit the New School last week when it was noticed that one of the seeâ€" tions of the Boiler had eracked, makâ€" inz it impossible to heat the buildâ€" ing. Apparently there was a flaw in the section when it was installed and was not noticed, becoming worse with use. The School Board lost no t‘‘lme in securing another small emerâ€" gency ‘boiler and in a short time the heat was on again and everybody was happy. The other boiler will ‘be rveâ€" paired. as «oon as the new section arrives. The residents are YerY proud of the comfort in the new school during the coldest of weathen and are satisfied that ‘their chidren likewise are receiving the very best of treatment and attention. us ~% ‘a Â¥4 #4 #*. 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When you buy your set from us you get free service for | one year. Vacuum Cleaner with atâ€" tachments, by the day $1.00 plus service charges. Armstrong Electrical Company PHONE 506 RADIO ENGINEERS AND FLECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 53/ Cedar St. North â€" Extra Special Feature TO RENT. # .'8 + a*ec* »**"ze 4o# #* _# >@ ## # # o «# #* ## * d# ## # #4â€"* “..‘ * _ #4 ®# _ _ #° ## t M # *# #*%«"+ d# #* 2 $ ’:“9“{“2“ ** 00‘ _# +# .# Haileybury, New Liskeard, Kirkland Lake, â€" Timmins, Schumachen and South Poreupine are expected to atâ€" tend, as well as the Reeves from the different locealities. _ The Ansonville Council are making preparations to have a big banquet for that evening We hope the rpresentatives from South End will at least be able to make the Specia! Train coming baeck after the Hockey match which takes place at Iroquois Falls on Friday niw#ht. There is a darge shipment of hose coming in, but it is not for the ladies: it happens to be Fireâ€"hoss, and it is badly needed by oun Fire bricade. ‘Chas Morgan, returned last week from his trip to Toronto and other points. The big dance in aid of the Porâ€" cupine Go!ldfields Band at the New School Tast Thursday night was well attended.. An orchestra of twelve piecces filled the hall with charmony ind the danee lovers were caneful not to leave any of the good music go to waste. â€" Mr. Johnson and Mr. Makin of the Goldfields Theatre, Timmins., and Mr. MacDonald, also of Timmins. assisted the combination with Piano, Violin and Drums. The members of the Band arne very grateâ€" ful for the services which they so willingly rendered in their behalf and take this opportunity of _ thanking them as well as the many who atâ€" tended or othetvise assisted in makâ€" ing the ‘Dance a cdmplete succeess. Some remarked that the Juncheon THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO which is due on the Band instruâ€" ments. ‘The (Band and Mr. Boissoâ€" nault are pleased with the eoâ€"operaâ€" tion they received from the resiâ€" nts. The â€" Poreupine â€" (Goldfields Band scave a very pleasing Concert at the New Finnlander Hall last Sunday afternoon. A large numben of resiâ€" dents attended and eommented on the marked in the Band. Several of the new mnumbers were rendered, the Band very cleverly. _ The next rehearsal will take place in the Couneil Chamâ€" bers on Sunday afternoon. All Band members should make a specia‘ efâ€" fort to attend as it is the intention of the Committee to put on a Public tended or othemvise assisted in makâ€" ing the Dance a cémplete success. Some remarked that the djuncheon was the best ever served and there certainly was plenty to edt. Enough money was realized from the receipts to more than cover the payment which is due on the Band instruâ€" * K / °@ # 2e "wa‘ve"o 4* #â€"» #* # # # ## # #* _ # JP P JP . “...“... # «w ww 4* w4 e # C * «o “... t 2 20 j t# Lad # *# tb * # *# % # # #t* 04 w ® # w# _# 8 _ % # W# w ## THE BURGLAR. # #@ ## # L #4 # LJ #* * 4 #Â¥* * #4 Li #@ # *4 *, # “.00 A *# 4 vetes *# 4 #4 e # #4 # # ee"+ 0000A Bd Â¥ "% To ® 3. t * + *# *4 64 *4 # a # d4% #4 44 «o * * # *4 4@ #% 4+ + +4 #4 2 » :“ #4 ©"440°% *"4+"% ¢ #8‘% *# %4 # "2"*,* 3, 3 _A «. *% 4"#%°% ## w .e ® t 3061 ¥‘¢0°% "a" "a" ¥‘00"% be ut d *Â¥ t* 6 Concert in the near future Mr. James Brown one of our oldâ€" timers, left South Poreupine on Tuesâ€" day for an extended trip to Toronto, Hamilton and other points. _ Jim would not tell us whether this was a vacation or Honeymoon he was going on and many of his friends will be restless until they know the truth. We don‘t know whether to express sadness or joy, as some are saying, "Poor Jim,"‘‘ and others are saying. "‘It‘s pretty near time,‘‘ until we are foreed to admit that we are very much in doubt about Jim. Whatever happens we want to be first in wishâ€" ing him good luek and a safe and sane return back home. A nice crowd attended the Curling Rink on Saturday evening in spite of the stormy weather. The Curling Club will hold their Dancee in the New School Hall on Thursday, Feb. 12th,. Colombo‘s Orâ€" chestra will furnish the musie. The Children will have a unusual treat at the special Matinee in the Majestie Theatre at 2.30 p.m., on Saturday afternoon, when Jackie Coogan‘s latest pieture "*Little Robin son Crusoe‘‘ will be shown. _ The picture will play on Friday and Satur day, of this week. P VE The Ladies of the English Church will hold their Danee in â€" the New School Hall on Thursday Eve., Feb. 19th. Colombo‘s Orchestra will furâ€" nish the musie. The loeal Jitney drivers are anâ€" riously awaiting the decision of the Couneil regarding the Tax, whieh it was rumoured will be placed on all the Jitney drivers during the coming year. To date nothing has been done in the matter, on account of other more importan t matters which deâ€" manded the immediate attention of the new Couneil. We hear that another young man is leaving town soon and he also reâ€" fuses to tell why he is taking the trip. Cupid surely must have a camp in the bush elose by, or we missed our guess; and we don‘t miss ? Among the visitors at The (Gold Range Hotel last week were; Harry Coles, Haileybury; J. A. MacKenzie, Toronto; James K. D; C. W. Gingrieh, North han, Matheson; A. J J. T. Hartt, Orillia; C Range Hotel last week were; Harry Coles, Haileybury; J. A. MacKenzie, Toronto; James R. Day, Haileybury; C. W. Gingrich, North Bay; R. Monaâ€" han, Matheson; A. Jardine, Cobalt ; J. 1. Hartt, Orillia; C. B. Stevenson, Haileybury:; Olex P. Lyneh, Montâ€" real; 8. J. Hawkins, Toronto; D. Meâ€" Dougall, Kirkland Lake; . Bernâ€" stein, Cochrane; C. H. Milton, Swasâ€" tika ; .J. Hunter, Toronto. Mrs. S. Sky, has gone to California for an extended trip. Her many friends join us in wishing her a pleaâ€" sant and joyful holiday. | ote *4 o reâ€" r the eamp | uissed + .0 * .0 #4 #.® * *# ## 0# #%.® 44 # % *. 6 ‘. 0.“ Cad (iold ! darry enz1e, bury ; Monaâ€" ‘ obalt ; Montâ€"| ). Meâ€"| Bernâ€" Swasâ€" # *# #4 * + *, * .‘0.00 # .00.“ . «. _®. .* .00.“.“ *oe # #. #_ .N.“. estes # # #Â¥* *# *# *# “. *, La fornia many pleaâ€" eiges # *# / /# *ae*ese *% A%torvflle south of this town says: "‘I was troubled with a bad cough, was run down and thin and had a bad stomach for the past seven years and my nerves were all shot, and my heart futtered, and I puffed and blowed like an engine after a little exertion, and I was so weak I could only work by main foree of will.. I had done quite a lot of doetoring and als otaken my share of salts and eastor oil, but eouldn‘t seem to gain at all. T read in the Nugget of a number of people that had been taking this medicine PHOSPHOâ€"COD and , 1 knew one woman who reecommended it most high. I eoneluded I would give it a try and got two bottles from MeceDivvitts Drug Store, where: they reeommended it strongly also. _ The first bottle seemed to put new life in me and I began to mend and before * BRILLIANT DANCING % Auspices of Timmins 1.0.DE. WWWW\W gi\.\‘; wWANT ADS. IN THE ADVANCE BKIHXG RESULTS GEORGE CALDER PRAISES PHOSPHOâ€"COD. HE GOT AT Mcâ€" DIVITTS DRUG STORE Attractive Singing February 18thâ€"19th Pine Street e nsl IVAN STADOSELMAN Goldfield‘s Theatre With every 256. worth of School Scribblers bought next week. Next week only. Tell the children. #4 # 4# w# # + 44 # * #4 # *# ## # # #* * *# #4 #. # #4 # + + toafes #* # # Wednesday and Thursday FUNERAL DIRECTOR 783 THIRD AVENUE Telephones 608â€"J and 608â€"W. t 168180 16e 1e in ie ie ind ns ns o o oo o ho on se * s o o o o is ns * u* y *4 6 * 6 * * 08 * 4* # ° t @\\X\A.\%AI....V\....\\%A!?.\A:?u:ntntu!ntn!uxn:ux“ GORGEQUS SETTINGS An Artistic M=sical Play I finished the two bottles, 1 was seven pound heavier and my strength was coming back fine and I was able to take a trip to Winnipeg. 1 took six more bottles of PHOSPHOâ€"COD and I have gained in all eighteen pounds of weight and its good solid meat on my old lank frame and I look rea! well and husky for my age of sixtyâ€" five and I feel good, and can eat what [ want any time day or night and sleep like a log.‘"‘ Twentyâ€"two persons in North Bay and vieinity have testified as to the help PHOSPHOâ€"COD has been to them. «We know of no better way to prove to you the remarkable health giving properties of this splendid food assimilating tonie and body eor rective than the experiences of thos«} who have proven its merits for them selves. Try PHOSPHOâ€"COD afi% on vanraalf exactlxy ‘:what convince yourself you need. TOR SALE BYâ€"All Good Druggists. 4/ W yt)" A +5 . MB a ) ‘ vll 3 S a 6 F4 * ( L i9. *b U Ads ORCEOUS SETTINGS rtistic M=sical Play [heatre Thursday 8thâ€"19th ns 1.0.DE. * *b 3 > °1 4* 6 602. it‘s exactly Timmins.