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THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIQ [Mr “'88 13 The football Club Sports Day on Monday, May 25th, is expected to be the best yet. mms mins l. Mr. A. J. Gaftonyk left this week for a trip to Hamilton and Toronto to visit friends, expecting to return to Timmins in about a month’s time: .The next Band given in the 'Goldfic Sunday evening, I the church services Special prices parties and other Northern Ice C Third Avenue. .4Cobalt Kiwanis Club are making plans to see if a new and upâ€"to-date hotel can not he added to the advan- tages of the Silver Town. Ice Cream. Get our [prices on- bulk ice cream by tub or 'half tub. You’ll abe pleased. "N‘ort‘hem Ice Cream Parlour, 4â€"1 Third Avenue. 193. .‘Mr. E. S. Eades who has 'been on the staff of the Northland Motor Sales Co., has taken a similar position on the sales staff of the Ford Motors, in town. 5 {fM-r. Donald MacDonald, of Schu- macher, was joined here last week by one of his sons who came out from Scotland and is taking up residence in fihe'Ca‘m'p.» _.Mr. John. R. Beck, Toronto, Dis- trict Passenger Agent for the “’a‘bahs Railway Co., was a visitor to Tim- mins and the North Land on business last week. 1 Mr. J. Curran, of the Curran-Briggs Construction Co., was a visitor. to Timmin-s over fille week-end and was much impressed with the growth and development of this town} Mr. G. Jenkins returned on Sunday from a visit to England, where he was called on account of the illness of his mother and father. Friends here will be pleased to know that his father is completely recovered and his mother well on the way to recovery. Mr. Jenkins this week resumed his classes here in pianoforte and also his work as expert piano tuner. Monday evening, May 25th, is the Timmins Fire Department the event to Timmins Fire Department, the event to be "held in the Masonic Hall. Dancing at 9 pm. Refreshments. The Firemen ’8 Ball is always a big event and the firemen intend to make this year’s ball one of the very best vet. Rev. J. D. Parks is away for a few Week‘s for the benefit of his health and all will be pleased to know that he is benefitting greatly from the well earned rest. He is at \Vhitevale, near Toronto. The service at the Presby- terian church on Sunday morning last was taken by Miss Quick, whose ad- dress was an unusually inspiring and effective one. Mr. E. L. Longmore, took the evening service in his usual effective way. Next Sunday Miss Quick will take the morning service, and Mr. M. B. Scott the evening ser- Vice. Twmxxxvgvestsvanssxxsxxxxfixxxsxsxxsxmm lIay T immins and District Notes unde Foo t'h R. P. visitor 5th 1, big Sports Day at Tim- : the auspices of the T im-' all Club. Thompson, of Swastika‘ r to Timmins this new. Band Concert will be Goldfields Theatre on ing, May 24th, after on ice cream for ' social gatherings. ream Parlour, 44 19 s. Mr. Wm. L. tNaylor, of Peter- borough, was a visitor here last week- end. d‘é'ughter of Mrs Born April 7th; Schumacher. of There is a gan'g of.1 at work grading t grounds. The work under the superv Hurd, the expert 1:11 of Imquois Falls.\ Another meeting of the. Timniins Liberals is called for Thursday evening of next week, May let, in the New Empire Theatre Basement, in connection with the work of organizing for. the coming Federal Election campaign. --Il‘hursday ”evening of. this week there will he a. meeting in the Presby- terian church here to organize a \Vomen’s Missionary Society Aux:- l'iary. Mrs. John i'lfleArthur, of Haileybury, Willi assist in the work of the organizing and 'Wi‘ll deliver an address on the work of the WALSJ A fight in a house in town last week resulted in a call "for the «police. As a result. of the visit of the police a woman who has served a previous term for vagrancy was placed under arrest together with a couple of men who will face disordenly charges t)- morrow. CALEDONIAN‘S HOLD SECOND SUCCESSFUL MASQUERADB The second. Masquerade Dance this season by the Calledouian Society of 'l‘immins in the H'ollinnger Recreation Hall on Friday evening last .proved a very happy and successfu'l event. The attendance was very large total- ling between 175 and 200, and the majority of those present were in costume. The costumes were noteâ€" worthy for interest and originality, and the jiidges had a very difficult time in deciding upon the prize win- ners. The young people in charge of the programme for the evening looked after the judging. The following were the prize winners as announcei?‘ Mr. Larry 'M'unphy, Mr. M‘cTaggar , Mrs. R. B. Simzm-s and Miss Me- N augh ton. The Dutch costume of Mrs. Si-mms was a particularly good one and complete in every detail. There were chocolates for the young- sters in costume, all of the boys and girls in costume being cleverly garb; ed for the occasion. The 'President of the Society, Mr. D. Mackie, occu- pied the chair during the early part of the evening, and Mr. P. 'Larmer, the secretary, presiding during the latter half of the programme , the iPresident being called away. Danc- iinlg was the chief feature of the pro- lgra-mme. the Circassihu Circle, Quad- rille, Eightsome Reel, Highland Schottische, Cinderella “'altz, Pickles and ‘Veletz, Waltz being enjoyed. Solos by Mr. H. Unsworth were much appreciated, as was also the cleverly- given readings by Miss ‘Betty Patterâ€" son. Mr. A. Roberts and staff 100de after the refreshments 'in the usual pleasing way. «Music wasfli'urnishml by Messrs. Hale and Bridges. The committee in charge were highly com- plimented on the success of the even- 1112 ‘ i, . 'l‘he?‘next regular meetmg of the Cafledoni-an Society, on Friday even- ing of next week, May 22nd, is expec- ted to take Diedâ€"Henrietta ught er of Mrs. rietta Martin, infant Mrs. Christie Martin. 7th; died May Trh, at of bronchoâ€"pneumunit“! the form of a Box Social. nrdenér