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To make room for my breeding pens, I have For Sale One Cock Bird, Six Yearling Hens and Eight Pullets all standard bred. Good layers and Exâ€" hibition Stock. Will sell singly or in C By 4 {Oft/e otographer i â€"says Taxi Tad. Stop trying to dodge the raindrops and complainirg about the weather. Hail a Hamilton‘s taxi and ride in comfortâ€"the cost is small. Something for a rainy d Step in and let the lens of our portrait camera muke a record of your pleasing personality. Send each of your waiting friends one of ‘the piacâ€" tures they have been askâ€" ing for. Wm. P. McLean, South Porcupine, Ont. câ€"o. Dome Mines. Comb Rhode Island Reds For Sale. AENS: HONE V . x4 * ya aA4 (On Mnndav evening, April 6th., at the Misonic Hall, Timmins, a Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was duly instituted. The new Chapâ€" ter has 37 charter members and is named Arbutus Chapter, No. 123, Tim mins, Ont. The ceremony of instiâ€" tution was conducted by Mr. John C: Doidge, of London, Ont., W.G.P. of the Grand Chapter of Ontario, asâ€" sisted by Mrs. Lulu B. Wood, of Hamâ€" ilton; Ont., W.G.M. of the Grand Chapter _ Number__ 77, _ Iroquois Pionger Chapter No. 77, Iroquois Falls, Ont. _ After the institution, the officers of the new chapter were duly installed, the installation being followed by a very pleasing banquet. CHAPTER EASTERN STAR INSTITUTED IN TIMMINS. Two men connected with the clothâ€" ing business were brought ‘back to Timmins in ecustody this week and will face charges in police court toâ€" mornow. ‘One, from Toronto, faces a charge of theft preferred by Mr. J. A. Therriault, in whose store the acâ€" cused conducted a sale some months ago. The othen was brought back from North Bay. He is charged with taking deposits on clothing orders and retaining the money. Next Monday evening, Alpril 13th, the annual Easten Monday Evening Dance under the auspices of the St. Matthew‘s Girls‘ Auxiliary iwill ‘be held in the [Masonic Halll, Timmins. Best*of music and a pleasant evening assured. Cordially invite the citizens of Timâ€" mins to call at any evening between 8.30 and 12 p.m. to insvect the quarâ€" ters and to learn the good purpose of our Club. Anyone who wish to make this inâ€" spection will be welcome to come. The Club is open every evening inâ€" cluding Sunday. Lancashire Club â€" Timming Meets every first and second Satâ€" urday in Each Month. Steamship Tickets All Lines All Lanceastrians welcome and their Friends are invited. Round Trip Third Cabin fares at a Reducesd Rate. If you are taking a trip to the Old Country or wish to send for friends. Write, Phone or Call H. UNSWORTH, F. Y. UTTLEY, Secretary. President. Dr. Clara Hubbert CHIROPRACTOR Goldfield Theatre Bldg. â€"13â€"26p e 200 Box 68 R. RICHARDSON, Agent. R. R. PAGLIARLI, T. N. 0. Station. President. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Old School Building to be Remodelled and Improved. Acâ€" tivity Continues in Delora, Shaw and Other Townships. Another Band Concert on April 26th. Other Items from South Porcupine Correspondent. Mr. Frank Evans returned cfrgm Toronto on Sunday after a ibrief visit. The following wisitore were regisâ€" tered at the Gold Range Hotel this week:â€"P. Cardin, ‘Montreal; Wm. Farmer, Connaught; H. Briden, Conâ€" naught; Geo. H. Hair, Toronto; J. Perry, Winnipeg; R. Binel, Toronto. The Porecupine ~Goldfields Band The Poreupine ~â€"Goldfields _ Band wishes to thank all those who coâ€"operâ€" ated in making their concert at Schuâ€" macher on Sunday so jpléasing a sucâ€" New Quarters for Public Library at South Porcupine ‘\he Home and School Association willâ€"hold a Euchre, Bmdge and Dance in thw, New School Hall on Tuesday Eve., avwril 28th, Colombo‘s Orchesâ€" tra will \furysh the music for the occasion. The many friends of Miss Olive Orr) will be sorry to learn that she ‘has lost the sight of then right eye. Miss Orr‘s misfortune came on Wednesday last without a warning. She left on Thursday to consult a Specialist in Toronto. Her many friends ane hopâ€" ing with us that she will be gsuccessful in regaining her sight at a very early date. Later reports state that Miss Orr has ‘been advised by ‘her Speciaâ€" list totake a good rest. It is most probable that the ~constant strain with overwork are responsible for her sudden setback. â€" Those who know Miss Orr, can easily realize, that her untiring efforts in behalf of the many who desi‘»d her most courteous favors while performing her duties at the Post Office, had much to do with her present condition. 1 The Reeve of the Township meeivâ€" ed a letter last week from Broadcastâ€" ing Manager, 8. P. Howell, of Station1 C.K.C.L., Toronto, announcing their intention of holding a radio amateur band concert throughout Ontario. All small town ‘bands participating will take a trip to Toronto, agccompanied by the reeve of said _ township or municipality, the latter ibeing requesâ€" ted during the contest to make an adâ€" dness of not longer than ten minutes, stating what town he represents, its present and future possibilities, etc. The plan has the full authority of the Ontario Amateur Band Association. The date of the big contest will be anâ€" nounced as soon as the list of contestâ€" ants is completed. Radio lovers can look forwand to an exceptional proâ€" #ramme of good music with so many | ibands participating. The Poreupine Hardware opened thein store to the general public on Saturday last. The new store will unâ€" douwbtedly help to liven up the west end of the town. The large audience that filled the Goldfields Theatre to ecapacity on Sun day evemng was practically a unit in the opinion that the event was a reâ€" markably good one and a genuine treat to musicâ€"lovers. CA wonderful array of fine talâ€" ent,‘‘ said one. ‘‘A eredit to the pupils and to Prof. Schroeder,"‘ said another. ‘‘It shows the striking aâ€" mount of fine musical talent here,"‘ said a third. SCHROEDER CONCERT AN UNUSUALLY PLEASING ONE. The â€" Poreupine Goldfields Band have announced their intention â€" of holding a band concert in the Majesâ€" tic Theatre on Sunday Eve, April Mr. L. S. Newton capably occupied the chair for the evening and in a brief but appropriate address introâ€" duced the programme. It was a long and varied programme, with every single item doing credit to the artists and to Mr. Schroeder. _ There was not a number that was not unusually well given. There was not a number but was thoroughly enjoyed. _ The Banjo Quatette, the Violin Choir, the Junior Orchestra, and the individual solos and duets all proved special favourites. _ Solos by Mrs. Huxley and Miss Charron were vocal numbers that were specially appreciated, as was also the song by the clever little Missâ€"Gwen Smith. Every item would have been encored, had there been time enough. Every number would be specially commented upon and praised«â€"were there space enough available. Let it suffice to say that every number, without exception, was specially good. The programme was as follows:â€"Selection by Junior Orâ€" chestra; piano solo, by Isabel Drew; Guitar selection, Messrs. LaMotte and Ash; violin selection, A. Vaechino; vocal solo, Mrs. Huxley; piano duet, odul wGidal Gladys Fairbrother and Mr. Scehroedâ€" er; violin solo, Master Willie Shub; violin duet, Evaline Reginbalt and Vieno Pirtisalo;, Banjyo Quartette; piano duet, Mr. Lawrence and Miss 26th, after church services. The Oddfellows are holding an At Home in their Hall, on April 23rd. + The 8. P. 8. L. Club announce their intention of staging the Play, ‘‘Bashâ€" ful ‘Mr. Bobbs,"‘ a clever comedy in thnee acts, during the latter part of April. The South Tuxis Boys will preâ€" sent the play, ‘*‘The High School Freshman,‘‘ a ifarceâ€"comedy in three acts, at the Majestic Threatre on Thursday evening, April 16th. Ticâ€" kets are now on sale at a nomimal figure and everyone should make a special effort to attend and stimulate the ambitions of the boys. The March Gold Mines, in Deloro, have crosscut their one body at the one hundred foot level. ‘Conditions at that point were found to be very fayâ€" orable. ‘The shaft is being continued to the two hundred foot leve} where another station will be cut. : A party of prospectors returned last week from ‘Deloro and reported considerable activity throughout the township.© Other prospectors have been seen leaving this week for, Shaw township to get a good start with their assessment work during the conâ€" tinued good weather. Just when the snow is about gone and the dust starts gatherimg on the roadis, someone has to spoil it all by saying that we will have another six feet of snow beforne summer. If it were a coalâ€"dealer making the stateâ€" ment, we would believe that lhis opâ€" timistic remark was well founded. The old School Building has ‘been raised from its moorings and is being moved to a new and attractive site adjoining the English Church. Like an old pnecious book that has been sent to the bindery to be ibound for preservation, so will the old school be remodelled and once again in tive service, but this time as none other than the new Public Library. The building carries with it many memories of the early days, especially for the pioneers who strived in those times to maintain so meagre an eduâ€" cational abode; to them it shall alâ€" ways remain a preuous landmark of histomy, and they will feel satisfied to know that it can still be of further educational value. The superâ€"special ‘Smilin‘ Thru,""‘ featuring Norma Talmadge will be shown at the Majestic Theatre on Monday and Tuesday next. A speciâ€" al matinee will be run on Easter Monâ€" day at 2.30 pam. The picture is conâ€" sidered as one of Norma Talmadge‘s best. Evangelical Lutheran Services will be conducted in the Majestic Theatre on Easter Sunday at 8.00 p.m. by Pastor W. E. Biesenthal. Beryl Cooper; song, Miss Gwen Smith Violin Choir; voeal, solo, Miss Charâ€" ron; violin duet, Burton Holland and Vieno Pirtisalo ; mouth organ solo, by Mr. Bovair (a special hit); piano duet, Miss Ernestine Tremblay and Mr. Schroeder; String Orchestra; "God Save the King.‘"‘ 0 o o Maple Leaf Theatre | Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge is holding a Bazaar toâ€"morrow (Thursâ€" day) in the 1.0.0.F. Hall. Aftermoon Tea served from 3 to 6 pm. Sale of Home â€"Cooking, Ginghams, Fancy Work, Knitting, etc. on s te o n uis 28282282282 * ~N.“.“.“.“ ‘“.“.“.“.0 ® .“.“.“ .“.00 e â€" | ete + Have you 3 ‘!% what your + _ When you $ ,| 4 you consult y râ€"| $ 4|3 Your batte y|% $ ‘3 Then why . sto C i; é: expert servic 020 ::: To Timmins B f Z%: .__At rear 0 Your importance in this world is measured only by the service you can render, VOICE CULTURE ALL WILL BE PLEASED TO NOTE THAT MR. WILL RICHARDS, BARITONE VOCALIST Gold Medalist, also winner om many Eisteddford Prizes, has commenced Teaching Voice Production. , Those who are interested in Singing and would like to take advantage of his 17 years Practical Experience please call at 0 Elm St., North or write to P. O. Box 402. Timmins, Ont. Place your order now for Baby Chicks and Ducklings, from our famâ€" ous Niagana straings Hogan tested High flock average egg qproducing parentage back of them. Best utility varieties. 100% live arnival guaranâ€" teed. L. J. Stewart, R. 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At rear of E. M. Allworth‘s Electric Shop. NOW is the time to clean your yard. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the City Hall free of charge. Keep covers on your Garbage can. All users of well water should boil the water at least twenty minutes. By Order, TIMMINS BOARD OF HEALTH. Land Sunveys, Mine Surveys, Enâ€" gineering, Reports, Plans and Esâ€" timates. Arch. Gillies, B.A.Sc.,0.L.8. Ontario Land Surveyor, Civil Contract Mining Claim Assessment P.0. Building, Timmins. RESIDENCE PHONE 362â€"Wâ€"2 OFFICE PHONE 362â€"Wâ€"1 Attention! Houseâ€" holder