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Last 4 Days af the Geeaqat A«uctinn Sale 9 en 1 k t NN Wleed Ukeea! Uheeod! Uboss} Afeesdd AUGome) UCO) UfCAI U Ucâ€") (Ugâ€") Urc2J Uc2H Un Uc: U c Unmc2J UX U Uc2J Uc2)J U EVENING VOCATIONAL CLASSES 9 Note â€" â€" Doors will open 30 minutes previous to each Sale to permit our Customers to look over the Merchandise and select any article, which will then be offered at quction Auctioneer M UST BE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWATE, CUT GLASS, CHINA, ETC., *# ® .. *# .0 #4 # + 44 # + ## *# # «# ## *# # *4 *# + ## # # *4 * # #4 * # ## + ## *# 4+ #* ® # *4 # # #4 w 13 *4 #4 * .0 *# .0 *# # #* # L #4 ## *# < #4 44 ®# # ##4 w# @ # # + #4 # # #4* # 4 *4 * #°"® *4 ## # #4 weles" * # #* #. # #4 # < #@ * 4 *# * + #+* * .0 4 # # * 2 *4 ## # *# ##4 *# # o4 # # ##* # # + # #* * Le *4 # * #4 *#.% #4 #4 # # ## # # # # ## # *# t# * # #4 # 4# ## #% #. _*. * “‘“.“.“. .o # Evening Vocational Classes will be opened in the New High School, Timmins, on Thursday, Oct. Ist, 1925, and will continue until Easter 1926. Instruction will be offered in the following subjects : English speaking students. English for advanced students (second and third year stuâ€" dents). French (Conversational and Busiâ€" ness). Electricity (Theoretical cmd Pracâ€" tical). Mathematics. English for foreigners and nonâ€" ENROLMENT: Students may enrol for the respective courses any evenâ€" ing, in the princeipal‘s office at the High School from 7.30 till 9.00 o‘clock starting Sept. 28the EQUIPMENT: The school has been fully equipped in all departments to meet the requireme@nts of the various courses offered. TEACHERS: The classes will be in charge of trained teachers holding certificates from the Department of Education. FEES: A rinimum fee of three dollars will be charged for each subject which will be returned at the end of the term to students that attend 7O per cent. of the lessons, 4 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS of the Great Auction Sale next MONDAY .â€" TUESDAY . WEDRNESDAY THUKRSDAY. â€" Afterncons 2.30 to 5 o‘clock Evenings 7.30 to 10 o‘clock. (Also Friday afternoon Saturday evening of this week) The Balance of this Wonderful Stock of AS WE ARE POSITIVELY 3TOCK‘S JEWELRY STORE Opp. Post Office Engineering (Heat Engines, Mechanical Drawing, Practiâ€" cal Physics and Chemistry). Sewing and Dressâ€"Making. Physical Culture. Business Courses: (a) _ Shortâ€" hand and Typewriting. (b) Bookâ€"keeping and Busiâ€" ness Practice. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO N nros equl the 3 ped ceare! mad ship ed a Th the t â€" T ihird ing : for : mintu town until space the 5s cessa casio hadâ€"| la w. tion Timn So) ofi3 and « (‘()â€"()ll Trad build the s Boar The anx1! diffic at 8 "!l\] yÂ¥ mm zen n m n SmE menenene ne ne me n e ne nenepe pe e Te e Some illâ€"informed person has been giving currency\ to a story to the effect that a change was to be made soon in the management of the Veterâ€" an House. Mr. Smith, who has conâ€" ducted the Veteran House for some time past, points out the unreasonâ€" ableness of this story, in view of the fact that he has a lease that does not expire until next April, Despite denials, however, the story had a tendency to persist for some reason or other, and of course such a story is not conductive to business for the Veteran House. _ Accordingly Mr. Smith desires it to be known that the Veteran House is continuing as hereâ€" tofore under lus management . and that he is permanently located there. with © the Railway and Municipal Board, and it was felt that a visit from the three members of the Onâ€" tario Railway and Municipal Board would be of allâ€"round advantage. The members have never visited Timâ€" mins and a visit here would unâ€" doubtedly give them a much clearer appreciation of cireumstances and conâ€" ditions. The Secretary was asked to write the Railway and Municpal at such long range. ‘The ‘Toronto Board of Trade thought all such quesâ€" tions could be advantageously taken up at the Associated Boards of Trade. The Timmins Board fully believes this, but some members of the Associated Boards object to all such questions as being ‘‘local‘‘ matters. _ The letter from Toronto will be read at the Asâ€" sociated Boards meeting. President â€" Wallingford _ suggested that the Timmins Board of Trade exâ€" tend an invitation to the members of the Railway and Board of Ontario to visit this Camp as the guests of this Board of Trade. The Town has frequent oceasion to deal with < the Railway and Municipal Board, and it was felt that a visit write the halway and Muni@cpal Board with a view to having them visit here as the guests of the Board of Trade. It is the intention to hold a banquet here at the time of their visit. VETERAN HOUSE CONTINUES UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT At the MeIntyre Recreation Hall the next big attraction is the open dance on Friday the 18th, under the auspices of the Schumacher Social Club. This dance has some very special attractions which Club memâ€" bers eclaim will come as a great surâ€" prise to those who attend. Although this elub has only been formed but three months it seems to be going strong. equipment as baggage, and also as to the return limit for automobiles shipâ€" ped from the North, also promised careful consideration of the requests made, but pointing out that memberâ€" ship in the Railway Association limitâ€" ed action in some SsSCHUMACHER SOCIAL CLUB OPFEN DaANCE ON FRIDAY Counter attractions apparently preâ€" vented even as good as usual an atâ€" tendance of the Board of Trade on Monday evening, but the small attenâ€" dance carried on aml did the best posâ€" sible with the subjects before the Board. ‘The matter of delegates for the annual meeting of the Northern (ntario Associated Boards of Trade was left in the hands of the President and Secretary who are to see that Timmins has the five representatives allowed at this meeting. The minutes of the previous meetâ€" ing. and the correspondence read showed the progress being made in regard to business dealt with at preâ€" vious meetings. This progress generâ€" ally was satisfactory. In regard to the road to Whitesides, Keefer, Denâ€" ton and other townships, the Governâ€" ment had promised careful consideraâ€" tion at onece. The reply from the T. N. 0. relative to the carrying of prospectors‘ legitimate supplies and equipment as ba L;_aue and also as to the return limit for automobiles shipâ€" ped from the North, also promised T0 INVITE MEMBERS OF MUNIGIPAL BOARD HERE Board of Trade Extends Invitation. Other Business at Meeting on Monday. f the previous meetâ€" correspondence â€" read cress being made in ne Dest posâ€" before the elegates for ie Northern s of Trade ie President to see that ftor the y Mr. that the as hereâ€" o:oozo0:“:00:“:«:“:”:“:“:N:“:n:«:n:»:“:“:oo:“: ..0 .:. 4 #* *# HARN Under the A: To be held in th 44 4. % #4 # #% #* # La *4 4 #% 4. % .“ .“ ¢#4 .0 4 .0 #.%% .“.“ 44 * * #4 04 * °% #4 + ¢ #% * * #* 6 4 FRIDAY EVENI fr . 4 4 n t e 4 n i 4 e 0 m o o h l i hk db e 1i k in #4 + La e A.A # X J #4 #% 4 #+ # *4 + ## * *4 * % #4# * # #% *# + #4 < # #* ¢ #4 # .0 * _% .00 .0 * + #4 # # #6 * t ‘% 00..0 *# '0 # .0 * © # 4.+ #4 *# #% #4 # * #+* # # ".00 * .0 4. 00’ #4 @ #% #4 *# *# #4 *# # #46 *# * *4 *# #% #46 + <+ #4 * #% * ¢ #4 * #% *#* *# * #+* * 4 #4 # * #4 #% #* # ¢ ## *# # #* * #% *4 * * #4 *# # #4 * #% #4 *# + ## * *4 * © #4 %.% * .1 The Joyes United Amusements are interesting, clean and wellâ€"conductâ€" ed, and have been â€" attractinig big ecrowds. The suceess they have met with shows that there is still money for _ amusements. The _ special Features include big merryâ€"goâ€"round, Elis Ferris Wheel, ‘Trip to Mars, Vaudeville Circeus, Handeuff King, Big Fat Lady, ‘‘‘Princess Della," any. event. LI best from all : good _ rental grounds rather the grounds. ments were m plaint when the Palmer Attractions were here that it meant the taking of too much money out of the town. Howeyer the Joyes Amusements came to town and stated that if the Footâ€" ball Club would not take them unâ€" der the auspices of that Ul’"‘llll/d mn the Shows \\uuld come anyway, *‘on their own. The Grounds (ummit- tee would not grant the use of the grounds at first, but the Joyes people secured a couple® of lots on the corâ€" The Timmins Football Club refusâ€" ed two or more very attractive offers in connection with the bringing of the Joyes United Amusements to town. The idea of the Football Club was that already this year too much money had been diverted to similar amusements and that as a conseâ€" quence it would be in the general inâ€" terests ard especially in the interests of the business men of town not to have a show of this sort here again this season. There had been â€" comâ€" plaint when the Palmer Attractions were here that it meant the taking of too much money out of the town. Howeyer the Joyes Amusements came to town and stated that the Pootâ€" 2iG CROWDS ATTENDING JOYES AMUSEMENT SHKOWS Under the Auspices of the Altar Guild. To be held in the Basement of St. Matthew‘s Church, on FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1925 from 5.30 to 7.30 DANCING STUDIO Mrs. R. B. Simms begs to announce that her Juvenile Dancing Class will resume Sept. 19th. For appointment phone INDIVIDUAL â€"TUITIO N ‘ s1X days‘ use Town license o that all told for Town and Mr. Molke re from a two wee and Buffalo. attend. The usual Sund ing will be held Mr. Parks will ha The El Shadi Bible Cl United Church will hol meeting for the fall tern day evening, Sept. 23rd sharp. All the young peopie attend the United Chur ally invited to. be prt very important matters brought before the class weighing eéater, an scientific ete. The effectirvely are about BL SHADI BIBLE CLASS OPENING AGAIN NEXT WEEK where t an adde Fair. PIANO AND THEORY TUITION For terms apply MRS. DUXFIELD, C.M Juvenile Ballet, Ballroom and De portment Class. First Ave members are OVes Pupils Wanted ill be held at 3.30 w arks will have charge they will nad Amusement 1SKe palmist attraction â€" for lbhe ures ar dled an ittracti~ M returned on Sunday reks‘ visit to Toronto Bible Class of Byrnes will hold its opening fall term on Wednesâ€" pt. 23rd at 8 o‘clock peopie of town who ed Church are cordiâ€" be present. Some matters are to be he eclass, so all formâ€" urgently requested to h I nb 1 BHmbo, the fireâ€" MceKenna, expert and â€" phrenologist are all good and and Joves Shows tive a imidwar as it ternoon meet .30 when Rev may stay h ), as the sho ty (Poreupit Wednesdavy Schumacher the 3 4 »] o« J