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Roam No. 2. Post Office Bloek Office Phone 84 Res,. Phone 482â€"J DR. V. K. O‘GORMAN, B.A. Tin cans and other dry geawsege may be put in eovered barreis or bexes or hags. Special attention should be paid te vyour yard. RKeep it clean, ang so avoid sickness and discase. € _ e To To rPeatantaate o aefeatentecie PraSectadten e *# C .# . /C *« Outside toilets should be flyâ€"proof, and should be disinfected quite often. By Order of the BOARD OF HEALTH Re Garbage All table garbage should be wrapâ€" ped in paper and placed in a eovered earbage can. Garbage does not inâ€" clude ashes and chips and these must not be put in with garbage. Householders ~must supply thew own garbage eans which shoukd be kept clean and with abbo# ide of lime. See that all lids are kept on your cans and that all doors of your torets are kept eclosed. Chlorrde of lime is euppKed fres of charge and ean be had by appirmg at the City Hall. t .t C Ke o Sn Ne N6 _ te OA S t C 00000_0900000000 000 000 _2 * * * «**.* *,*,* o y s " * ye w4 64 l4 ti * ***, 00.00.00.0”'000000 00'0000000 0000'0000000 0'000‘0000.000000."000000‘0000 * 000“- t Cb Attention ‘ a weakened, depressed, nervous, runâ€" down condition, but few are able ts {ight ‘flu, preumonia arnd pleunsy, and live to tell tke tale. No wonder Mrs. Baxter was given up when she had preumonta â€" ard pleurisy. No wonder after havyâ€" ing had these dreadful afflictions she was terribly ru® down. The mysâ€" tery is how she ever survived. But we will let Mrs. Baxter tell you her story in ker own way,â€""I want to tell you what Carnol has done for me and mine. I was badly run down after kaving ‘flu, pneuâ€" nronia and pleurisy. My sister advised me to try Carnol. She used it both for herself and her daughter and both were completely relieved. I have now taken five bottles of Carâ€" nol and can say I never enjoyed better health. ‘My daughter is also taking it for a spring tonic. I advisâ€" ed a neighbour to give it to her little #irl who has had bronchitis from birth and she is getting well. We all praise your wonderful medicine and only hope it will do as much for others as it has done for me and mine.. A long life to Carnol !"â€"Mrs. E. E.. Baxter, R.R. No. 2, St. John County, New Brunswick. Carnol is a wonderful tonic and gives marvellous results in all weakâ€" ened and run down conditions, beâ€" cause its ingredients are the finest tissue, nerve and blood builders, and are known to every doctor in the medical profession, full particulars of which will be found in every cirâ€" cular accompanyving a bottle of Carnol. 6â€"24 "I was badly run down after having ‘fiu, pneumonia and pleurisy," writes Mrs. Baxter To have ‘fAu alome is surely bad enough, but to have ‘flu with pneuâ€" monia and pleurisy is in most cases fatal. Even ‘flu itself after it kas run its course leaves the system i® AND SURGEON BUSINESS MEN‘S LUNCH FROM 12 TO 1.30 AND 6.00 TO 7.30 P.M. Try Mother‘s Cookingâ€"You sure will be satisfied. 3 DOORS BELOW THE NEW THEATRE. Why not consider your stomach : â€" The best friend you have got, and the thing you consider the least. 4 raitâ€" M acharee Chesee Co. Ltd. Mentzcal Read me Pree Rovips Dook. We tell you how to make 24 delicious meat substiâ€" tute dishes with Kraft Cheese, in the new Kraft Recgipe Book, sent free on request. Send forit toâ€"day and treat your family to "Something different". The children especially will benefit by the change in menu. Tasty Meat Substitutes Householders 50c. Standing of Pupils in the Various Classes at the Central, Moneta, Vimy and Mattagami Public Schools for the Month of January. _ Total Enrolment for the Month, 1013. The following is the Report and Honour Roll for the month of Januâ€"| ary for the Public Schools. Central School P. Engle 75, H. Webb 74, G. Biondi 74, F. Rhude 73, E. Salomaa 73, H. Kyllonen 72, 8. Brown 70, W. Stevens 70, R. Mullen 70. Room 68, Grade III, Sr.â€"Miss E. I. Riechardsâ€"E. Kari 89, Ellen Kari 86, M. Williams 78, L. MeFadden 75, M. Habib 73, €. Kellegrew 72, f. Teider 70. Room 7, Grade III, Jr.â€"Miss V. Worden.â€"E. Haataja 83, K. MeCabe 81, H. Rintanen 80, M. Gulka 79, J. Bennett 71. A. Milton 79, M. Slater 78, J. Graham 78, V. %lwr 70; E. Tolmonen 7(0 V. I‘yn;ala 74, R. Vntasaan 72, M. Hoâ€" gan 72, W. Boyehuck 70. Jackson 72, strom 71, V pherson 70. Room 8, Grade III, Jr.â€"Miss L. D. MeIntosh.â€"E. Pesonen 83, W. Elsâ€" worth 81, L. Ruir 80, J. Ferguson 80, (G. Helperin 80, G. Gauthier 80, D. Horwitz 80, E. Monck 77, M. Madden 77, W. Kerr 75, M. Moore 75,° M. Morrison 75, D. Cooke 74, N. Webb: 73, W. Krupka 72, J. Robbins T1, J. Sutherland 70, C. Read 70. Room 10, Grade II, Intermediateâ€" Miss M. A. Morrison.â€"Wan â€" Hong 80, C. Berlinger 78, P. Pearee 76, K. Jaakola 75, B. Greer 75, A. Engstrom 74, M. Hyrtyk 73, E. Karpovitch 74, S. Dewar 72, N. Engstrom 70, E. Petâ€" erson 70, H. Wirta 70. Room 11, Grade II, Jr. and 1 Sr.â€" Miss . Robinsonâ€"KR. Hogarth 82, S. Maki 78, T. Aarnio 78, M. Habib 77, A. Bucovetsky 77, H. Pottosky 75, J. Jemmeth 74, R. Sadites 73, D. Ansara 73, H. Litle 70, Won Gog Hing 70. I Sr.â€"â€"A. Wainio 82, H. Bobbie 79, C. Baker 75, J. Bailey 70. Room : 2, ~Grade IV, Sr.â€"Girlsâ€" Miss G. D. Everett.â€"D. Harrison 74, L. Newington 73, I. Adams 72, M. Jackson 72, M. Viland 71, T. Engâ€" strom 71. V. Ohtonen 70, M. Maeâ€" Room 3, Grade IV. Jr.â€"Boysâ€"Myr. R. G. Keyesâ€"H. Ostrosky 85, K. Wainia 81, J. Pichuta 79, M. Rupert 77, V. Wallingford 77, L. Drady 76, H. Fox 75, W. Drew 74, L. Field 73, C. Morosan 70, W. Hogarth 70. Room 4, Gradeâ€" IV. Jr.â€"Girlsâ€" Miss M. H. Smithâ€"W. Connell 94, H. Brown 87, H. Peterson 79, I. Craig 78, C. Abrams 768. 9, Grade II, Sr.â€"Miss J. P. Morrison. â€"â€"D Maepherson 87, FÂ¥. Scott 85, L. Munroe 82, B. Baker 80, Room 5, Grade III, Sr.â€"Miss M. Fligg.â€"W. Sillanpaa 86, C. Johns 81, D. Johns 78, L. Hawse 77, T. Hahto 75, S. Gurviteh 74, L. Fiss 73, H. Heil 72, P. Greenberg 70. Report and Honour Roll of Timmins Public Sehools B Classsâ€"â€"M. Tartachuk 94, R. Hoyt 88, A. Kremer 88, C. Kelly 84, E. Moran 83, E. Richardson 82, V. Latham 76, W. Borilko 73, M. Doyle 72, G. Melnnis 70. Room 14, Grade Primary.â€"Miss A. Hill.â€"A Classâ€"M. Martin 88, C. Corp 88, M. Maepherson 87, P. Riehâ€" ardson 85, W. Leimo 82, W. Salo 81, â€"â€"I Jr.â€"G. Andruchuk 88, L. Brown 87, P. Govalehuk 84, W. Twaddle 82, S. Shankman 81, A. Ray 80, A. Deiâ€" monte 78, H. Suomo 78, W. Moroz 76, E. Patterson 75, G. Smith 74, A. Blackman 74, A. Freima 74, W. Kolâ€" ka 73, E. Madden 73, G. Smith 71, A. Andronichuk 70, R. Borkoski 70. Room 13, Grade Primaryâ€"Miss V. Lee.â€"A Classâ€"P. Prussi 88, M. Roâ€" manchuk 83, 0. Pietilo 82, 0. Pearcee 78, L. Keto 76, G. Romanehuk 74, A. Manhire 72, Room 12, Grade I, Sr. and Jr.â€" Miss R. Wraight.â€"I Sr.â€"F. Ansara 78, E. MeQuarrie 78, J. Rollo 76, P. Ansara 74, 0. Jansson 74, H. Rantio 74, M. MeEwen 73. Room A. PRINCE, Prop. Ex Dining Car Steward * .“.N «_ @® + # t “00. # 090 0*..* .‘0. .00. Lal # ‘“ re # .0 # ide IV, Sr.â€"Boysâ€" x.â€"F. Woodbury 76, C. Harris 79, M. Lake 78, R. Humâ€" phreys 77, J. Watt 77, H. Cottrell 75. B Classâ€"E. Helperin 86, L. Reid 83, M. Booker 82, G. Mustato 79, E. Moon 77, H. Andruchuk 76, I. Tilley 75, W. Kyllonen 75, T. Forsberg 74, E. Williams 71, M. Lee 70. 6 Mlaceâ€"â€"IT, Hill O M â€" FParhrnather E. Williams 71, M. Lee 70. C Classâ€"L. Hill 89, M. Fairbrother 86, H. Gauthier 74, W. Sundgust 70. Room 15, Kindergartenâ€"Primary. â€"Miss V. Jackson.â€"G. Darling 78, J. Petchersky 76, G. Colborne 75, J. Lueas 72, D. Hogarth 72, H. Spjuth 70. Room _ 16, Kindergartenâ€"Primary and Kindergarten. â€"Miss M. L. Wilâ€" son.â€"Kâ€"P Classâ€"EF. Byeck Puarks 75, J. Patterson 75, C. Horâ€" witz 70. II Sr.â€"C. Gabryelcogzk 74, u. Shub 72. Room 2, TI Jr. and I Sr.â€"Miss J. . Purvis.â€"II Jr.â€"R. Pianosi 81, B. Goodman 81, P. Solomone 78, R. Parr 77, V. Keefe 75, L. Jones 75, J. Caldâ€" well 71, M. Luckon 71. Room 3, Grade I Jr. and Primary Sr.â€"Miss M. H. MceKeown.â€"I Jr.â€" R. Jones 86, . Tonin 81, J. Alton 79, L. Morrison 78, M. Garrow 76, J. Caldarelli 75, T. Ferreri 73, E. Caldâ€" well 70, M. Veinotte TO. Moneta School _ Room 1, Grade III Sr. and Jr. and II Sr.â€"Mr. 6. J. Transom.â€"III Sr.â€"â€" V. Giorlandi 80, J. Domenico 78, 8. Katz 75, A. Ceceoni 70. III Jr.â€"A. Mareantonie 74, B. Katz 70. II Sr.â€"C. Gabryelcogerk 74, E. I Sr.â€"G. Mareseotti 75, J. Keete 74, L. Boyehuk 7+, D. Hirshfield 71, A. Croeco 70. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Primaryâ€"C. Curry 71, N. Lueckon , Primary Grade.â€"Miss E. Send for free illustrated recipe book. Py P % m ts a, * #4 *Js se ~ . w t «4 "we â€" l Its creamy richness gives every dish an added flavor. : And it is such a dependable milk, always available when you want it, and always the same pure country milk from selected dairy herds. Use it daily for every milk need and have a few tins in reserveâ€"it keeps indefinitely without ice in the unopened tin. Tall sizeâ€"makes a quartâ€" on sale todayâ€"all grocers. Use it wherever the Recipe calls for Milk. R. Baker.â€"â€"L. Abraham 98, 8. Wilson 97, A. Assad 96, G. Drady 93, F. Ferreri 92, A. Owens 91, V. Murley 91, T. Berdino 89, J. Martin 87, Aniâ€" see Assad 85, W. Fitzgerald 83, J. Veinotte 80, B. Gabryeleogzk 79, B. Salvador 77. Vimy School Room 1, Grade II Sr. and Jr.â€" Miss F. MacDonald.â€"E. Jackson 81, A. Floyd 76, W. Field 75, J. Neilson 74, E. Dusham 74, M. Boychuk 73, A. Brandt 73, T. Hill 72, M. Charâ€" boneau 70. y Room 2, Grade II Jr. and I Sr.â€" Miss G,. Purvissâ€"IHI Jr.â€"â€"G. Burton 76, E. Orr 74, V. Hill 73, A. Delmonte 73, V. Laurila 70. I Sr.â€"P. Bosack 86, G. Luoma 85, M. Horster 83, H. Kumpula 82, I. Loam 79, W. Boychuk 78, K. Waleâ€" nius 75, W. Wallace 71. Room 3, Grade I Sr. and I Jr.â€" Miss N. I. MacLeod‘â€"I Sr.â€"A. Watâ€" son 80, R. McWhaw 79, L. Wear 79, E. Sveen 78, A. Sathrang 76, C. Meâ€" Donald 75, L. Hill 74, G. Riley 73, R. Roberts 70 Prxhibition game at Timmins Rink tomorrow (Thursday) ~evening betâ€" ween Timmins and Cochrane Senior Teams. Roberts 70 I Jr.â€"A. Randall 80, W. Zolob 79 A. Thomson 72, 0. Johnston 71, B Campbell 70. Room 4â€"Primary Gradeâ€"Miss M. Grayâ€"A Classâ€"E. Duesham 78, L. Shiriffs 76, M. Stingle 74, B. Coaty B Classâ€"V. Lehtinen 75, A. Anâ€" derson 74, W. Mansfield 72, E. Riley 72, R. Lehtinen 70. Totsl enrotment for the monthâ€" 1013. Junior Classâ€"V. Taskinen 79, B. Petersen 79, H. Armitage 72, T. Meâ€" Fadden 71, P. Sillanpaa 70. 72, 0. Wairanen 72, K. Simmons 71, W. Bearien 70. Mattagami School Grade II Jr. I and Primaryâ€"Miss F. Ball.â€"II Jr.â€"â€"J. Wallingford 87, M. Budzak 81, 0. Tasane 71, Iâ€"P. Mereiet 71. Primary 8t¢. Classâ€"R. MeChesney 73 Jr. Classâ€"B. Arnolid 96, M. Getty T8, . W. O‘Brien T73, L. Magon 73, P. Saturs 72, A. Mercier 70. T. A. Kelly, Dist. Agent, 16 Reed Block, Timmins, Ont. o Hedfp e ate e afe afe ate ohe ate ole +) R. M. Smith, Dist. Manager. . 52 MWain St., W., North Bay. 51 Te oBe ie afe n PrateaSaatacte afe ite t cfectes $ wWHERE DO YOU OEAT? 00000000:0000000000000000 *a s 0000000030000000000 00000)000 ’0000000 000 0000000000000000000'000000000000000’000000000000 # #% dtnstestootnetoatectacote stecteotes? 00‘ T Special Sunday evening Dinner, serving z local Chicken and Turkey.â€"50c. L Meal Ticketsâ€"21 Meals for $8.00 EAT O HERE â€"FOR YOUR OWN SAKE With an established, reliable, rapidly growing Life Insuranee Ageney for men willing to work through a training period at a moderate ineome. 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