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C *A +C Câ€" 4C T *‘ stastest. #% w o e n L L nA J “.”.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.0 WEEK OCF JUNE 15TH TO JUNE 20TH BIG MUSICAL COMED Y FOR THE WHOLE OF NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June llth 12th, 13th. "TIDES OF FASHION" Wednesday and Thursday, June 10th and June 11th. WILLIAM DESMOND Speed Boys _\ The Riddle Rider, No. 1 FRIDAY SATURDAY, June 12â€"13. MONDAY 'IIQI.E‘S_DAY, June 15â€"16 Western in "The Enchanrted Cottage" Richard Barthelmas THE OLD EMPIRE THEATRE THE GOLDFIELDS THEATRE a RADIOQ MADGE, COMEDY in " Burning Trail" Moonshiners The Goâ€"Getters C un ienss 0.“.“.“.“““ # Â¥ ° °% *4 # + #4 * + #4 *# + # *+ #4 # + #4 4 .’ + *s # 4# ## + 4# ## *# < *4 ‘s**s # +, “.“.“.00. is iss 9n 2t ns ns 20 “.“‘“ ‘“.“.“.00.“.“.“.0 A Corinne Griffiths and Frank Mavyvo " 6 Days" Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes for the Past Month. The following is the Dome School Report for May: ; Fourth Classâ€"Marcella J. Lynch, Teacher.â€"Gordon Michaelson, Isobel Lahti, Hubert Doran, Bobby MeWilâ€" liams, Viola Doran, Clifford Young, Callum Stevenson, Irene Rowe, Franâ€" ces Norrie, Luella Duggan, Leslhe Loyd, â€" Willie MeLean, Florence Murphy. Third Class, Seniorâ€"Robert Miner, Mary Hutchison, Kenneth MceCaffrey, Rena Dellaâ€"Vedova, Ben_â€" Mitchell, Maleolm â€" MceCaw,â€" Theta â€" Melville, Vera Doran, Ruby Richardson, Gerâ€" aldine Fulton. Junior Third Classâ€"Sadie MeDonâ€" ald, Teacher.â€"Irene Armstrong, Hilda Rowe, Romeo Baudry, Bella Zaitz, Perey Millions, Francis Horne. REPORT OF OOME SCHOOL fOR MONTH DFf MAY Senior Second Classâ€"Helena Murâ€" ray, Leda Cox, Lorne McCaw, Marâ€" garet Loyd, Harold Millions. Junior Second Classâ€"Norma Meâ€" Phail, Jack Bray, Nora Costain, Charâ€" lie Armstrong, Stanley Shumilak. Jenny Doran. Senior First Classâ€"Blanche Marâ€" shall, Teacher.â€"Lois Dennis, Stella Zabiaka, Billie Fedoreac, Billy Norrie, Bazel Doran, Ross MePhail, Maurice Varker, Billie Cartonik, Luis Fenato, Melville Murphy, Nick Zaitz, Hedley Varker, Bobby Hutchison, Howard Lambert, Dimiter Sancoff, Peter Roâ€" bertson, Alice Eyre, Irvin Richardâ€" son, Sidney Hughes, Billle Laht1, Ida Fanney. Junior First Classâ€"Joe Woods, Ina Parsons, Billie Millions, Harry Meâ€" Lean, Beatrice Spiers. Primer Class (Sr). â€"Hilda _ M. (GGreen, Teacherâ€"Roderick MePhail, Mildred MeCaw, Annie MePhail, Nelâ€" lie Eyre, Grace Murray, Ruth Doran, Edmund Richardson, Joe Mitchell, Franklin Hall, Stanley Millions, Steâ€" wart Watt, Geordie Young, Mary Shumilak, ‘Elsie Armstrong, Tom Webb, Catherine McePhail, Eino Luhâ€" ta, Arnold MceGinn. At New Liskeard Police Court last week two men were sent to jail for seven days each for being drunk while in charge of an auto. In addition one of them had to pay $100.00 damages for injury caused to Miss LeHeup‘s car in a collision. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ANNUAL MEETING DF THE TEMIRKAMING W. M. 5. Interesting Address by Miss E. M. Quick, of Timmins. The press report of the recent anâ€" nual meeting of the Women‘s Misâ€" sionary Society of Temiskaming Presâ€" bytery is as follows :â€"â€" The thirteenth annual meeting of the Women‘s Missionary Society of Temiskaming Presbyterial was held in the Presbyterian Church at Englehart on Thursday, May 28th. .The Presiâ€" dent, Mrs. H. MceKnight of New Lisâ€" keard presided at both afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs, James Paterâ€" son, on behalf of the Englehart auxâ€" iliary, most warmly welcomed _ the delegates, saying that for them this meeting represented a dream come true, as they had long desired the privilege of having the Presbyterial meet at Englehart. The reports of the various departâ€" ments of the Presbyterial were preâ€" sented at the afternoon session, all of which showed activity and progress. The report of the corresponding secâ€" retary showed an increase in auxiliarâ€" ies, in mission bands, in the number of members and in the amount of money contributed. The amount contri buted by the auxiliaries, was $629 by the mission bands $613 by home helpâ€" ers $73, making the splendid total of $1315. Aside from this the supply department reported bales of elothâ€" ing and useful articles to the value of over $300. sent to an Indian Reserve in the West. Miss E. M. Quick, the, W. M. S. Deaconess located in the Timmins district, gave a most interesting adâ€" dress, telling of her work since comâ€" ing to this field in January last. Miss Quick also told much of her experiâ€" ence dwring over three years on a mission field in Southern Saskatcheâ€" wan. â€" Mrs. D. P. McQueen, of Edmonâ€" ton, addressed the meeting on scehool homes and hospitals in the West. Miss Janet Alp of Thornloe, condueâ€" ted the devotional exereises at the evening session, and Rev. Dr. D. G. McQueen, of Edmonton, gave the adâ€" dress. Dr. MceQueen and Mrs. Meâ€" Queen are pioneers in mission â€" work, having been thirtyâ€"eight years in the Edmonton field. During the afterâ€" noon presentations were made to Mrs. McKnight and Mrs. Paterson for their long and faithful services in the work of the Presbyterial. The following officers were elected : President, Mrs. J. A. MceArthur, Haileybury. 1st Vice-President,.Mrs. P. F. Meâ€" Ewen, Cobalt. 2nd Viceâ€"President, Mrs. 8. M. Fairâ€" lie, Cobalt. 3rd _ Viceâ€"President, Mrs. John Sharp, New Liskeard. 4th Viceâ€"President, Mrs. Monk, Timmins. ; 5th Viceâ€"President, Mrs.. Williams, BElk Lake. 6th Viceâ€"President, Mrs. J. F. Anâ€" derson, Kirkland Lake. Recording Secretary, Mrs. George Bremmer, Bestel. Treasurer, Mrs. H. A. McEwen, New Liskeard. Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. F. W. Hutt, Haileybury. Mission Band Secretary, Mrs. H. C. Harvey, Cobalt. Supplty Secretary, Mrs. F. Munro, Cobalt. Strangers Secretary, Mrs. Irwin, Cobalt Home Helpers Secretary, Mrs. John MeCracken, Haleybury. Press Secretary, Mrs. J. Purdy, Elk Lake. Literature Secretary, Mrs. A. D. MeArthur, Harlevybury. . M.S. Wistaria steaming down the St. Lawrence river between Montreal and Quebec last Monday. This photograph was taken from the deck of the new Cunarder Ascania on her maiden voyage up the St. Lawrence to Montreal. EUCHRE AND FIVE HUNDRED BY LADIES OF THE PARISH riere will be a Euchre and Five dred given by the Ladies of the sh in the Parish Hall this (Wedâ€" av) evening, June 10th, commene Outward Bound eshmetr $500.00 REWARD OFFERED ._foR ARREST OF JOMMIS Warrant Issued for His Arrest on Charga of Murder of Belgian at Smooth Rock FPalls. Circulars were sent last week throughout the Dominion by the Ontario Provincial Police offering a reward of $500.00 for information that will lead to the arrest and conâ€" viction of J. Herve Joanis, who it is believed (according to the cireular) murdered one Petrus Vangheluwe at Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario, on or about the l1th day of April, 1925. Vangheluwe was battered and smashâ€" ed with an axe, and $100.00 thought to be in his possession prior to the murder was missing. The cirecular gives the following desâ€" cription of Joanis :â€" Age, about 26; height, about 8 feet 9 inches; medium build; fresh round face, clear nose; dark blue eyes, dark pompadour hair; walks erect. When last seen was wearing dark coat and cape, greyâ€" ish sweater, drabâ€"coloured breeches, khaki shirt size 15%, McKenzie brand,, white elk boots 12 inch tops size 8, D. A. Johnson make, golf stockings with white checkered tops. Joanis speaks with a French accent, is a native of Rockland, Russell County, Ontario, where his mother still resides. For a time Joanis was employed as a bank clerk, but for the past six years worked as a lumberjack and cookee in the woods and mines of Northern Ontario, and is an mveterâ€" ate gambler. A warrant for the apprehension oi Joanis has been issued. ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS JUNE 24TH 25TH AND 26TH Salaried police officers or constables are not eligible to receive or share in this reward. In the event of more than one perâ€" son claiming to be entitled to share in this reward, said reward will be apâ€" portioned by the Attorneyâ€"General of this Province. Provincial Police in this North Land have been seeking Joanis since the discovery of the murder. He was traced to Ansonville and then to Rouyn, â€" but managed to evade the police. The reward offéred may reâ€" sult in the securing of . information that will lead to his arrest. NEW ICE CREAM FACTORY PLANNED FOR COCHRANE 26th. The Cochrane Post last week says: ‘‘Mr. Eplett of 8. D. Eplett sons, New Liskeard, was in Town this week looking over a site where to erect a branch factory for their ice cream manufacture in Cochrfne, and it is reâ€" ported that he definitely decided to go ahead with the work immediately. Mr. Eplett went East as far as Amos and on his return will have plans drawn: out for the new factory, and call for tenders."" PLANNING EVENTS FOR THE SUMMER FOR THE A.S.D. On Sunday,afternoon a meeting of the Executive Committee of the A.S.D. Club was held in the office of the seeâ€" retary, A. W. Pickering, with the viceâ€" president, C. . Pirie, presiding. A retary, A. W. UIne VICCâ€" president, C. G. Pirie, presiding. A report on the Masquerade Ball was presented showing a deficit of over twenty dollars, this being a smaller amount than what was figured on. A discussion took place as to the sumâ€" mer programme of the Club, and to save calling a meeting of the full Executive Committee at any time, it was decided t« any moonlight up the river A V JP V ANNUAL BAND REGATTA WEDNESDAY, JULY 29TH Theeannual Regatta at the Mattagâ€" ami River, under the auspices of the Timmins Citizen‘s Band will be held this year on Wednesday afternoon, July 29th, The intention is to make this year‘s event a specially good one and to this end it is hoped to secure the coâ€"operation of all. In the past years the Band Regatta has been a noteworthy summer event much en« joyed by all. The event on July 29th will be bigger and better than ever. All should make a special nots of the date. â€" Further particulars will be givâ€" Mr. J. W. MeBain, of the Northern Development Branch, who has been residing at New Liskeard, has hbeen appointed Clerk and Treasurer of the Township of Teck, and will take up hbis new duties at one. NOTICE is hereby given that a Byâ€" Law was passed by the Corporation of the Township of Tisdale on the 23rd day of May, 1925, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of Two Hundred Thousand ($200,â€" 000) Dollars, for the purpose of borâ€" rowing the moneys required for the construction of systems of â€" waterâ€" mains and sewers in South Poreupine, and that such Byâ€"Law was registered in the Registry Office for the District of Cochrane on the 26th day of May, 1925. Any motion to quash or set aside the same, or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this Notice and cannot be made thereafter. . EVANS, Clerk. Dated at South Poreupine the 26th day of May, 1925. Informal meetings for those interâ€" ested in Christian Science will be held every Sunday morning from 11 to 12 a.m. also Sunday School from 10 to 11 a.m. in the I.0.0.F,. Hall, Third Ave., Timmins. d â€" Also every Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 5, at the home of Mrs. G. H. Gauthier, 30 Hemloks Street. 04°% *A #"4 a°® later THME SHGOE TREE THAT SAVE S YOUR SHOES sc S %oz‘ogrc;o/zcar TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE The mounting costs of shoes for the whole family gives father a. that only our shoe repairing will cure. We â€"factoryâ€"rebuild them with electrical machâ€" inery. and June is a happy month your own joy registered by our portrait camera. We make copies and enâ€" largements that make ideal birthday gifts. The Gift of a Photoâ€" graph is a Handshake From the Heart. Our work gives lasting vou â€"should have Satisfaction. dted*s *Â¥ % # . % #@ #* *# * # “:l .. t s 4 1 I.l