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Send Your Remittances to all Countries through Canadian National Storm Sash P.O. BOX 373, SCHUMACHER North T. N. 0. Tracks, West of Station. Express SAFETY OF FUNDS Absolutely Guaranteed fi @PLETTS DAIR " YOUR MILKMAN ° You Know Where to Get Service for 40¢ a pint. 75¢ a quart. Banana Split 25¢: Sundaes 15¢ Anything you wish for here. 39 Fourth Ave. Opp. Fire Hall 41 Wilson Avenue SASH, FRAMES, DOORS, GENERAL WOODWORK. Humane â€" Alternaâ€" tive Invigorator Most Potent and Eceonomâ€" ical for Horses and Cattle Humans Humane Humans Humane Humane Hrmans 674 Balsam St., Timmins Electrical Contractor . TROLLOPE Trade Make Registere . ANTOINE PHONE 473â€"w. Veterinary Ointment Spavin Remedy Fover Mixture â€" Cough Elecuary Stimulating Liniment Colic Remedy USB Hot Bed Sash â€"26â€"39 T. N. 0. OJ T0 SUBWAY TL THE SPAING Haven‘t Money for the Work Just at Present, ‘Tis Said. the subway I1S CONSLLUCLEU, . iLb _ MAAT derstood that the T. N.O. says it has not the money available for the work this year, but that next spring it will urely be attended to all right. There will be general disappointâ€" ment that this necessary work is not to be done this year, so as to be comâ€" pleted at the same time as the new roadway. â€" Of course, if it,can not be done this year, next Spring will be better than .leaving it to the dim inâ€" definite future as has been the case in the past. The new subway is badâ€" ly needed all right, and next Spring can not come to soon in this particular FOX FARMING IN THIS PART OF THE NORTH LAND week says :â€"â€" ©We are informed that a resident of Bourkes has some forty young fox and that Mr. J. Myers has about fourâ€" teen young ones. Other Temiskaâ€" ming residents also ~ have secured young animals this year with the idea of breeding this interesting little aniâ€" mal. It is suggested that the Agriâ€" ultural Society offer prizes for comâ€" netition at the annual fall fair.‘" sCHEDULE OF PORCUPINE DISTRICT SOFTBALL LEAGUE J uixé%hvâ€":So Poreupine at Dome Athletices. There is great interest maintained in the Softball games and the matches have been good enough generally to warrant even stronger support. Anyâ€" one liking real good lively softball should not aniss any of these games. Some of the coming matches include: July 27thâ€"So. Poreupine at Dome Tripods. July 3istâ€"Schumacher at A. S. D. Club. July 31stâ€"Hollinger at So. Poreuâ€" pine. Aug. Brdâ€"Schumacher at Hollinger Aun' 3rdâ€"A. 8. D. Club at Dome Tnpods Aug. tth-â€"Dome Athleties at Schuâ€" \nacher se JB NA NJ td ie P Aug. 10thâ€"Hollinger _ at Dome Athleties. Aug. 10thâ€"A. 8. D. Club at So. Poreupine. Aug. 14thâ€"So. Porcupine at A.8.D. Nt ds N PS t Aug. 17thâ€"Dome Tripods at So Porcupine. VERY PLEASING EUCHREâ€"â€" PARTY AND FIVE HUNDRED On Tuesday evening of last week the Euchre Party and Five Hundred organized by Mrs. Flynn proved a great success and was a most enjoyâ€" able event. Mr. Leo. Campbell won the Entrance Prize of a $5.00 gold piece donated by M. D. W. O° Sulliâ€" van. The following were the prizes and winners in the Euchre: Ladies firstâ€" beautiful biscuit jar, donated . by Miss Mary Mascioli, won by Miss Jeanne _ Robischaud; 2nd, lady‘s purse, donated by Mrs. E. Lacroix, won by Miss Alice Lerette; consolaâ€" tion prize, donated by* Miss Terry, won â€" by Miss Diana _ Brochut. (GGientlemen‘s firstâ€"pair shoes, donâ€" ated by T. Tremblay, won by . Mr. Dan‘ Morris; 2nd, tobacco puneh, donated by Mr. T. F. King, won by Mr. Pierre â€" Paquette; â€" consolation, prize, donated by Miss Terry, won by Mr. D. Marcil. i The New Liskeard â€" Speaker last Mr. D. Marecil. In the Five Hundred the prizes and â€" winners â€" were:â€"Ladies‘ first, purse, donated by Dr. Brennan, won by Mrs. Jack Newton; 2nd, a Browâ€" nie Camera, donated by J. Moleski, won by Miss Barrett, Toronto; consoâ€" lation prize, donated by iss Terry, first, sweater, donated by Mr. Bowie, won by Arthurt Lawlor; 2nd, flashâ€" light, donated by Dickson Bissonâ€" ‘nette, won by Mr. W. Blais; consoâ€" nette, won by Mr. W. B‘as; consoâ€" lation prize, by Miss Terry won by Mr. G, MceGuire. A fruit cake made by Mrs. Flynn was sold for the sum of $40.25 to Mr. A. Fournier. This auction sale was the cause of much interest and enâ€" joyment. The proceeds go to the Catholie Church. The ladies wish to joyment. The proceeds go to the Catholie Church. The ladies wish to thank all those who took part and helned to make the event so noteâ€" worthy a success. the new He dicd Â¥ou retuse me subw a y ised t xpecte on wit THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Town Authorities Formally Notified of New Limits for Delivery of Express. Practically All the Town Taken in by new Limits for Delivery. Will be of Great Advanâ€" tage and Convenience to Public Generally. New Express Delivery Limits, To Go Into Force on July 17 For a considerable time past the Town Council and the Board of Trade have been working to secure an eXxâ€" tension of the limits for express deâ€" livery in town. Both set as the mark, the extension that would inâ€" clude all Avithin the municipal limits. This mark has not been exactly atâ€" tained, but to all practical purposes it has been reached. Last week The Advance referred to a very careful review of the town made by the loâ€" cal agent of the express companies with the Secretary of the Board of Trade, and the recommendations made to the companies as a result of this review. It was recommended that, with the exception of two or three new streets where: the roads were practically impassable, the limits be extended to take in all the town. The companies have agreed to follow these recommendations â€" and formal notice to this effect was given last week hy the following letter received The companies have agreed 10 JONOW these recommendations â€" and formal notice to this effect was given last week by the following letter received by the Town Clerk :â€"â€" Montreal, Que.; July 15, 1925. II. E. Montgomery, Town Clerk, . Dear Sir: Your application for an extension of ‘the express cartage limâ€" its has received consideration, and I have pleasure in informing you that, | commencing â€" August 17th, we \\'illl arrange to extend the cartage limits at Timmins to th territory within the following boundaries: at the intersection of Railway Street and Kirby Avenue by Kirby Avenue, the T. N.O. Railâ€" way, Lake Shore Road, to the city boundary, thence following the corâ€" poration limits to Toke Street, southâ€" west on Toke Street to the northern city boundary, thence west by city boundary to Rea Street, south â€" on Rea Street, Hollinger Avenue, Cillies Street, Commercial _ _Avenue,. Rea Street, Kirby Avenue, Preston Street, Montgomery Avenue, _ Mountjoy Street, Kirby Avenue, Balsam Street, Kimberly Avenue, Cedar Street, Ogâ€" den Avenue, the T. N.O,. Railway, Tomorrow morning with your favorite cereal or fruitâ€"try Carnation Milkâ€"a fullâ€"cream milk evaporated to double richness. Served diluted or not as preferred, you will find it adds a delicious flavor. Carnation is just pure, fresh milk, evaporâ€" ated to double richness, kept safe by sterilization. Order from your grocer several tall (16 oz.) cans or by the case of 48 cans. Carnation Milk Products Co., Limited, Aylmer, Ont. "«From GContented Cows" T he Label is Red and W hite Tisdale Avenue, and thence Railway Street to point of commencement.‘‘ It is my understanding that this will be satisfactory to the municipal authorities. BEAR HAS A LOT OFP FUN IN SILVER CENTRE TENT Yours truly, C. N. Ham, Chairman Express Traffic Association The Northern News last week says: ©A bear which imitated the exâ€" ample of the historiec Jack Spratt and his worthy spouse, who licked. the platters clean, made his presence known in the Silver Centre. section the other day. Bruin invaded the tent of a prospector during the abâ€" sence of the owner and, among other things he pulled off, and broke a botâ€" tle of jam on a stump, disposing of the contents without damage to himâ€". self by cleaning off the glass fragâ€" ments, with his tongue. The visitor from the woods likewise sampled the canned goods stored in the tent, the lmodus operâ€"andi being his sharp teeth through the tins of pork and beans, etc., and suck the conâ€" tents through the openings thus made. Bruin seems to have climed the ridge pole of the tent and then to have lost his balance, falling into the inâ€" terior somewhat precipitately and landing on one side of the table. His abrupt descent appears to have rufâ€" fled his temper, as he pitched the ‘stove through the tent and tore up the mosquito net, blankets and matâ€" tresses on the bed into small pieces.‘‘ There is a difference between fishâ€" ing and catching fish. There‘ is a difference between living and being alive Jack: railroad John : Jack: ‘‘My girl reminds me of a crossing.‘ ‘‘Why q always says stop."‘ Luss wou i We *A 6B *A d t Ad BRONCHITIS â€" LA GRIPPE: PNEUMONIA t 4 DB J. D. K E L LO G C S _ \STHmA RemEoyY THE ONLY GENUINE IS PERRY Y _ FEVER, ies esns C TRIAL WILL O(;NV ‘AND EsFEtl)CIENT NT RELIEF FOR ASTHMA AND H AND THUS PREVENTS DAVIS PAINKILLER Easily Prepared Dishes at Low Cost Mary Blake‘s Carnation Recipe Book, which the coupon below will bring you, gives the igousev'vjfe YJV y 4 Y s s e s _ n o oo o l4 C416 11 * a vast store of cooking knowledge, with special emphasis on Quality, Variety and Economy. Beaytifully illustrated â€" 32 packed pages of valuâ€" able suggestions. Send toâ€" today. M eanwhile, try these recipes: MUFFINS â€" 1%4 cups flour, 4 teaspoons bakâ€" ing powder, 1 tablespoon sugar, 14 teaspoon salt, 1 egg, 33 cup water, l4 cup Carpation Milk, 2 tableâ€" spoons fat. Mix and sift dry ingredients. _ Add milk and water to well beaten egg, and add to first mixture, then add melted shortenâ€" ing. Bake in greased muflin tins {teen to twentyâ€"five â€" minutes. his makes ten muffins. 1 m / i * 24 cup water, § cup Carnation Milk, 3 tablespoons sugar, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cake compressed yeast, 4 4 cups flour, !4 tablespoon cinnamon, 14 cup sugar, 4 cup raisins, 2 tablespoons shortening. k yeast in a little warm water. ix lukewarm water, Carnation ilk, sugar, salt, beaten egg and melted shortening. â€" Add two cups flour and beat well. _ Allow to rise in a warm place until spongy. Now knead in the other two and oneâ€" half cups flour, making a smooth, elastic dough. Let rise in warin place until double its size, turn on lightly floured board and roll about halfâ€"inch thick. â€" Spread with soft butter, sprinkle with the cinnamon and sugar and scatter over all the raisins. â€" Fold or roll this and cut iu little buns or rclls. Allow to rise to â€"double its size and bake in a hot oven fifteen or twenty minutes. This makes thirtyâ€"two rather small cinnamon rolls, This coupon entitles you to one copy of Mary Blake‘s Cook Book which contains over 100 carefully tested recipes. Cut out this couâ€" pon and mail to Carnation Milk S;Oducts Company, Ltd., Ayimer, It. Name......:.......... Strect................ City and Prov CINNAMON BUNS 4 20#