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Â¥4 Corner Kirby Ave and Mountjoy St P.0. BOX 974. â€" TIMMINS, ONT. Let us repair and waterproof that leaky roof before the rainy season. Parabestos Roofing Paint, and Kantleek Roofing Cement For Sale wW. H. SEVERT! JOHN L. HUNT, Bringing Up Father. Respecting Exchange Rates DOQOMNON BANK N all matters of foreign exchange our arrangements for keeping in touch with the world‘s exchange marâ€" kets assure you prompt service. Direct wire connections with the large finanâ€" cial centres enable us to quote the closest possible rates. TIMMINS BRANCH, 39 Fourth Ave. Opp. Fire Hall Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, etc. If you break your EBlectric Light just come toâ€" P. ANTOINE You know where you can get the BEST CANNED GOODS ICE CREAM AND FRUITS Acting Manager. , Being more or less excited, I exâ€" pect that I thrust quicker and harder than expected, with the result that when I pulled I found that I had him by the tail and turned,him inside out. Of course he at once started in the opposite direction. I must admit that I had to work pretty fast to handle them all as there were eleven in the pack, but I still found time to hand each of them a kick to help them on their way. Possibly this might be ‘helpful to any who may he caught in the same predicament. Yours Truly, W. F. Richardson. Note :â€"The Advance thanks ‘Mr. Richardson for his letter which is on the same plane of truthfulness and fact that characterizes so much of the matter published in outside newspaâ€" pers regarding wolves. The Advance has been worrying for fear that some harm might come to The Toronto Star in its wolf traffic. Mr Richandâ€" son assures safety for The Star. If The Star will simply turn inside out all the wolves encountered it will render them harmless. _ The same plan might b used by the many Star people who appear to be trouâ€" bled by attacks of the wolves. Furâ€" ther, The Advance would ask The Star to watch for eleven wolves runâ€" ning @round inside out. When The Star finds these eleven wolves, they will know they are Mr. Richardson‘s particular wo‘ves, for no othen wolv»s have been treated similarly here for some time.â€"Editor The Advance. The easiest way to put Satan beâ€" hind you is not to ask her for her telephone number. As I turned to pick up a rock, the leader was springing for me. My onâ€" ‘y chanee then was to try for his jaw or tongue. As I reached the timber I looked back and here they were only a couâ€" ple of hundred yards away and apâ€" parently, ‘‘or so it seemed. to me,‘‘ breaking all records. I made for a cliff of rocks only a few yands disâ€" tant and was lucky enough to find a cleft in it which allowed my dogs and sleigh to enter and leave room for myself. I should have done so before this, but am a modest man and care not for relating anything which means myself. _ However, I had made my usual trip to Kenogamisse over the Winter Trail which is thintyâ€"six miles from post to post, and had seen nu‘mâ€" bers of wolf tracks, but as it was customary I paid no attention _ to them. _ When I started back next morning the weathen was imild and no wind. <About four miles from Kenogamisse I removed my Mackiâ€" naw and put it on the sleigh. I was now on the beginning of a big (Musâ€" keg, where my Trail was straight for almost a mile. When nearing the lower end of the muskeg, I heard a strange noise and ’st()pped to listen. Chaneing to look back I saw what appeared to ‘be a great long string of dogs, but from the noise at once knew that it was a pack of wolves hunting. It did not strike me even then that it was my bones they wanted to pick, but not being armeld, mot even an axe or knife, I was taking no chanees and hustled for the big timber where I could at least find a club in case they attacked. | Oldâ€"Timer of Wawaitin Contributes His Share to the Wolf Lore of The Toronto Star. The following letter is published just as received. It needs no exâ€" planation. Indeed it is plain enough that The Toronto Star need not err thenein. Wawaitin, Jan. 31st., 1925. Editor Timmins Advance, Dear Sir :â€"Reading so much about wolves in the Toronto and Sudbury papers, I ‘have concluded to tell you of an experience which I had som»e time ago with those fercious beasts. A VERAGIOUS WOLF STORYV FOR FEROGCIOUS PAPERS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Father Sees a Show With Ma‘! Defeated Jockeyâ€"‘*Well, anyhow, I â€" wasn‘t last. There were two horses behind me.‘"‘ Disgusted _ Supporterâ€"*‘* Garn‘. Them was the first two in the next race|!|‘‘ Dr. and Mrs. Day returned last week from a pleasant holiday spent with the former‘s parents in Thamesâ€" ford. _Miss Irene Laplin returned home last week from a visit of several weeks with relatives in Bracebridge and vicinity. The members of the Orange Lodge are entertaining on Friday evening in the Public School House. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Neas, who have been residents of the town for the past year, left last week for Detroit where they will make their future home. Miss J. M. MacDonald, returned last Friday from a vacation of several weeks spent in St. Mary‘s and other Eastern points. Mr. R. W. MceConnell, of the Union church, was a visitor in Timming, Monday. Mr. A. E. Walsh, of Sudbury, was a visitor here during the week. Mr. W. Gordon, of Haileybury was a business visitor here last week. Miss Jean Maltais, spent the weekâ€" end with her parents in Timmins. The many friends of Mr. James Burnie are pleased to see his family relieved from quarantine and to learn his son, Ernest has recovered comâ€" pletely from Scearlet Fever. Mr. and Mrs. Dan QO‘Connor are visitors in Toronto, Mr. A. Paquette, of Timmins, has been in town for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Racicot returnâ€" ed last week from Cobalt. Mr. Raciâ€" cot is much improved in health since his operation. Maude Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dixon, met with a painful accident while skating last Thursday evening. After medical examination it was found that her collar bone wag broken. Mr. Wm. Farmer entertained last Thursday to a delightful tea, the members of the Ladies‘ Aid of the Union Churech being present. Mrs. Jospeh Clemens and daughâ€" ter, Rogemary, were vistors to Timâ€" mins Wednesday. Mr. W. Woods, of South Poreupine was a visitor here Saturday. Reverend Father Lagreval, of South Poreupine, paid a visit to. all the lumber camps in the vicinity. Mr. Jack Swayne, returned from a pleasant holiday of weeks spent in Toronto and Campbellford. Mr. Kenneth Hamilton, of the Night Hawk Peninsula Mine, spent the weekâ€"end in Timmins. Shooting .of .Finlander .Generally Thought to Have Been Justiâ€" fied. Budget of News from Connaught. Finn instantly. Much sympathy is extended to French and the feeling that the act was quite justfied is general. SVMPATAY IN CONNAUGHT FOR MR. PETER FRENCH Mrs. Kant and Miss Mandy Kant were visitors to Cochrane Saturday last. 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DRAWER "E" Check over your Fire Insurance Policies and see that you are fully protected. Reductions in rate may now be had in many cases. GCome in and talk it over. IMPERIAL BANK Phone 230 Saving is easyâ€"it just takes a little determination to get the habit. If you will only determine to save a certain sum each week, and stick to your resolve, in a surprisingly short time there will be a substantial sum to your credit. Try it! Open a Savings Account at this Bank. By Geo. McManus. UNDERTAKER EMBALMER Motor or Horseâ€"drawn Hearse Flowers and Cars Furnished Cor. Third Arz. azd Maple St. TIMMINS, ONT. Night and Day Phone 509 D. SUTHERLAND, Manager. 2 282282 282 282282284 v000006000000000000 0’00’0’000’00’00000’00000300.” F. R. WAY, Manager.