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'. . . . . ..~ ........ $1800. 00 11 Room House, Maple Street, North. . . . ._ ................. $3200. 00 6 Room House, Maple Street, North ......... , ............. $1450. 00 6 Room House, Elm Street, South, all modern ............. $3100.00 7 Room House, Elm Street, South ......................... $3500.00 I'Lot, Elm Street. South, Cellar, water and sewer onit. . . .$1000.00' We have a. few lots. on Hemlock Street, high and level ground, 5' minutes walk from centre of ‘the city. Price $400.00 and $450.00 1 English Billiard Table 6 x 12 ............................ $450.00 I National Cash Register ................................ $110.00 TERMS CASH 01' MERCIER FOURNIER WE CAN ARRANGE TERMS TO SUIT YOU. South Porcupine, May 12 Special to The Advance. Goldfields Band. A very pleasing group of artists rendered well select- ed solos, readings. and instrumental numbers, as follows: March, by the Band; Song, by Mrs. Reynolds; Song, by George Homer; Duet, by Mrs. \Vebb and Mr. \Villiams; Euphonium solo, by Mr. Shakespeare; March, by the. Band; Song, by Mrs. Dr. Russell; Recitation, by Mrs. Gibson; Serenade, by the Band; Song, by Tom Williams; Accordion solo, by Blair' Campbell; March, by the Band. The usual edu- The Majestic .Theatre was well crowded on last Sunday evening for the concert given by the Porcupine Old-Timer of South Porcupine Meets Death By “Drowning Sad Accident at Pouyn Last Week. Ralph Dipaolo Has Narrow Escape. Porcupine Goldfields Band Give An- other Pleasing Concert. Other Items of News from .. South Porcupine. cational reels were enjoyed by all. Gene Colombo acted as chairman in the absence of Reeve Gallagher, and handled the post in a most capable manner. Residents are looking for- ward to the announcement of the next concert by this organization. A large crowd turned out and en- joyed the dance given in the New School Hall by the MeQuinn Troupe, lfit Tuesday evening. A nice luncheon was served and everybody re- ported having a. very good time. u n ‘ Mr. Jules J. St. Paul returned from Toronto last week and his «many friends are very glad to know that his operation has helped in restoring his old-time good health. Old Man Cupid must have had a very busy time last week and was successful in spearing two couples and tieing the knots. One of the? weddings took place on Monday and the other on Saturday. Both couples were close friends and celebrated the double wedding on Saturday and as near as we'have been able to learn, they had an extraordinary celebration. Both brides are new-comers having arrived just lately from the fertile soil of Sunny Italy. Many visitors from Timmins attended the gala fes- tivities. ‘ If you can read English and want to get in on something good, just be- gin by reading this over at least twice, then take out your note-book FOR SALE No. 1 C:dar Street, North. SUPPLEMENT TO THE POROUPINB ADVANCE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13TH, 1925. ND LOTS BALE ap ...................... $950.00 ........................ $750.00 ....................... $600.00 ....................... $1450.00 ........ ‘.......-........$1800.00 h. . . . . ................. $3200.00 [1 ...................... $1450.00 all modern ............. $3100.00 ....................... $3500.00 Lter and sewer on‘it. . . .$1000.00' itreet, high and level ground, 5: 2 city. Price $400.00 and $450.00 ........................ $450.00 ........................ $110.00 LRMS TO SUIT YOU. reet, North. TIMMDIS, ONT. 0 O. O. O. O. O O O. O O O. O O O. O O O. O O 0-. O O ”O. O. O. O. O O N O O O. O .0. O o .9 9 O ”O. O O '00 0 O. I 0..» - o 0...”. 7 O. O O O. O O O. O O O. O O N O. O 0 0-000 0 O .0. .0 O O O. O O O. O O O. O O .0 O O O. O. O O. O. O O O. O O 00 O O O O. O O O. O O .0 O. O O 0. O O “N 0.. O. N O .0 .0 P. O. Box 833 FRENCH ORGANDIE Wri #178 Isa/t5 9r" and write down, “Firemen’s Annual‘ Ball,” May 15th. The Firemen ’8 An-‘ nual Ball has always been known as1 the biggest affair of the season, and} the big dance which takes place in‘ the New School Hall, on Friday of this week, from all appearances will surpass any of the previous events in this line. Colombo’s Special Orches- tra with Ted Emery at the piano and Drummer Torrance assisted by James Boissonault and \Villiam \Vilson, saxophones, are preparing to give the dance lovers an extra fine programme of dance music and novelty numbers, With the assurance of the members of the brigade as hosts, those attending can feel confident that this able body can provide plenty of amuse- ment for those who do not dance. The proceeds of this dance will go toward the fund for the Big Field Day on July lst. In buying a ticket for this dance you are supporting tivo important events. Tickets are now on sale and it is your duty to buy one. Don’t forget the date, May 15, Friday of this week, in the New School Hall. The Baroness de Hueck gave a very interesting lecture at the New High School on Monday evening. A large crowd turned out for the occasion. The High School Orchestra rendered a few pleasing selections. At the meeting of the United Ex- plorers’ held at Timmins on Friday last, many important questions were dealt with. About two-thirds of the pooled shares were represented at this meeting. Some definite. information should be had this week regarding the con- tracts to be let for the installation of sewer and water works for South Porcupine. Several contractors have been in town during the past week examining the plans and the entire outlay in general. The tenders closed on Monday and it is to be hoped the contract will be turned over to the responsible parties and the work started as soon as possible. The many friends of Terry Lyon, one of the old-timers and respected Joy untola avOaits your letter Timmins “Cyril Atkinson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Atkinson, Rorke Ave, was among the graduates of theFaculty of} Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto last week, having success- fully passed his fourth year exam-in- a-tions. He has recieved the degree of B. A. Sc. At the annual con-vo- cation, which was “held on Friday last candidates were presented by Briga- d'ier-lGeneral- Mitchell, of the Uni- versity Faculty, and the degrees conferred by Sir \Villiam Mulock, Chancellor of the University. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and Miss Thyra attended the ceremonies. Cyril has always been one of the popular Haileybury boys and his many friends all join in extending hinn congratu- =lations. His studious habits and deep absorption in 'his Chosen pro- fession have been responsible for successfully passing all his examin- ations and attaining his degree at an exceptionally early age.” Mr P. H. Larson, district man- ager of the Swift-Canadian (70., was a business visitor to town last week. He 1,3 moving 1his headquarters from Sndizun to \ort-h Bav, and so “ill likely be a more frequent Visitor here where he has mam friends. ) WWW W“ WWCwapt. G. M. Galbraith, Can. Fus., 556 Adelaide street, London. Lieut. A. J. Harvey, Algonquin Rifles, Timmins, Ont. ' DEGREE CONFERRED UPON HAILEYBURY YOUNG MAN Sgt. A. F. B. \Vilson, The G. G. F. G., 7811/2 Bank street, Ottawa. TIMLHNS-SOUTH P'ORCUPINE ROAD CLOSED TO TRAFFIC Last week the Northern Develop- ment ’Branc‘h ordered the complete closing 'of the mad between Timmins and South Porcupine to all tratiic, so as to al-low for the facilitation of the road construction work. The following from the last issue of The Haiileyburi'an will be of gen- ‘eral intereszt-zâ€" citizens of South Porcupine, were sorry to hear of his most sad accident, which happened in. a rapids on the Laflamme River. A telegram on Sat- urday from Amos announced that Terry Lyon has been drowned and Ralph Dipaolo nfirowly escaped the same fate. The two boys left here a few weeks ago on a prospecting trip into the Rouyn section and were re- turning home whemtheir canoe tipped over in the rapids. Terry Lyon be. ing unable to swim was carried away with the current, while Ralph Dipaolo managed to make the shore. .As near as can be learned the accident took place in the north-east corner of Bar- raute Township. Terry Lyon was 33 years of age on thenday before the accident and had been planning to celebrate his birthday when he got back home. The news was a severe shock to Mrs. Ralph Dipaolo, who was visiting her father when the telegram arrived. Further news is expected shortly. It is believed Ralph Dipaolo 'and a party returned to the scene, because long distance calls have been unable to reach him. The accident was indeed a sad one to be mourned by many residents who held Terry Lyon in esteem as brother, pal and friend. ' . Evidently they don’t advertise over in England like we do in Canada. A couple of “new arrivals were standing in front of a {plumbing shop, in the window of which was a fineyulp-to- date toilet out-fit. One of the“young guys fnom the Ed sod remarked: “I say, Bertie, just fawncy placing one’s 'bawt‘h in such a conspicuous place, not to mention the othah.” Ville Mamie is to have a building boom t‘hisflsmmner. A new hospital to cost $40,000.00, 21 new school to cost a similiar amount, and a couple of new residences to run about $10,- 000.00 each, as well as other lessen buildings, are on the list «to be con- structed this year. Monday, May 4th, was the 255th, anniversary of the establishment of the Hudson’s Bay Company. Years ago this Company played an import- ant ‘part in this part of the North Land, but with the development of the country the Company’s interests here have lessened. ITS QUITE PROPER fififlfififififififlfiflfififlfififimm LOO-Ton Booster. Wednesday and Thursday, May 13th and May 14th. J A C K H O X I E ’5? O .0 00 O O O. O 0 .0 O O 0'. O .0 O .C O. O O O. O 0 O. O O O. 6 O 00 O 6 .0 O 6 00 O O 0‘ O O O. O O O. O O N O O O. O O .0 O O 00 O 9 N O 0 .0 O O O. 9 O .0 O O N O O .0 O O .0 O O H O 0 O. O O O. O O .0 O O O. O O .0 O 0 O. O .0 .9 00° 00 O O 0 M3“ 00 O O O. 9 O .0 O O O. O O O. O O O. O O ....; O 00 O O. 00 0 O .0 O O 00 O O 0 0 .O‘” .0 O O 00 O O .0 o 0 0...“. O O O. O O O. O O 00 O O .0 O O O. O O 00 O O .0 O O O. O O 020 ° FRIDAY SATURDAY, MAY 15-16 Katherme MacDonald in “ Domestic Relations ” Red Rage, West " ' in “LAST OF THE DUANES Coming: â€"Thurs. ., Fri, Sat, May let, 22nd 23rd. BUSTER KEATON O O O .0 O 0 o“. O. 0 O 3’.“ .0 O O .I I’I ' 0. .0 O O 00 O O O. O O O. 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O O N o O 00 O O N 0 O N O O O. O O O. O O 06 O O 0'. '0 MART! «SENOUR WENDSOR HOTEL ; thays 1‘0 use TOM MIX For [veg/Pumoseâ€" ~For Evezy Surface Write to Head Office Montreal For Free Booklet HOME PAINTING MADE EASY SOLD BY MONDAY TUESDAY, MAY 18-19 Mae Marsh Harry Myers in “ DADDIES ” A Kick for Cinderella “Wolves of the North” No. 8. Comedy (3°43