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Reductions in rate may now be had in many cases. Come in and talk it over. SULLIVAN and NEWTON Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block (Upstairs) PHONE 104 P.O. DRAWER "E‘" If you‘d like a little better tea than you are using, please try "Red Rose" is good tea The same good tea for 30 years. Iry it! SORE THROAT BRUISES Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. â€"â€" OPEN TO ALL _â€" BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE UTTIIYNIYVA .SIAYO AHH34 SI! ININN3S A1N0 3HL 2 Mclatyre Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER FROST BITES SPRAINS \ 0.0 u292 284 282282282282 8t v.t.’.’.‘t’t‘t.‘.’..”.‘00.000.0.0’..000. -o‘ .4. ,* 32 fion‘t‘o‘o‘oto‘ooto‘o‘o‘o‘. COCHAANE FAIR PROVES VALUE OF NORTH LAND Fine Exhibits of Agriculturs Proâ€" ducts and Stock at Cochrane Last W eek. The development of agrieulture and stockâ€"raising in the North Land was proven by the fine exhibits at Cochâ€" rane Fair on Thursday last. Despite unfavourable weather the attendance at the Fair was large and all were very favourably impressed with the exhibits. The judges, who were from Southern Ontario, were complimenâ€" tary> regarding the quality and quantity of the exhibits. .On account of the meeting of the Northeru Ontario Associated Boards of Trade at Cochrane, there were many . from outside towns at the Fair and all were much interested. The exhhits in vegetables, roots, poultry, . Worses, m w cattle and other stock were ly creditable, while the sh grains was particularly n The trails of speed of great interest there being a num Cochrane has a large and prog sive farming section adjacent to town and this fact contributed to success and extent of the Fair. delegates to the Associated Bo: meeting were taken for a d through this farming section were greatly impressed with the n ber of fine farms viewed. The THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMIN®S, ONTARIO through (Glackmeyer Townshp gave a view of farm after farm, wellâ€" cultivated and apparently successful, with good land and good buildings. Among the interested visitors to Cochrane Fair last Thursday was Mr. C. V. Gallagher, Reeve of Tisdale Township, and Liberal Candidate in the coming Dominion Election. It may be noted that the art and domestic arts at Cochrane Fair were outstanding and specially ereditable. Special note should be made of the clever piece of clayâ€"moulding by aA little school girl. This was a very talented piece of work and visitors were generally sorry that the girl‘s name was not given so that all mwht at least know the name of the glfted seulptor. A TRIBUTE TO THE LATE D. W. O‘SULLIVAN OF TIMMINS HARVEST THANGSGIVING SERVICES AT ST. MATTHEW‘S St. Matthew‘s Anglican iChurch, Timmins, will hold its annual Harvest Thanksgiving Services on Sunday, Sept. 27th, with special sermons, special music and other special feaâ€" tures. There is always special inâ€" terest and inspiration. in the Harvest Thanksgiving Services at St. Matâ€" thew‘s and each year the attendance is large. In an editorial article last week The North Bay Nugget pays the folâ€" lowing merited tribute to the late D. W. Q‘Sullivan :â€" ‘‘In the tragic death of the late D. W. O‘Sullivan, the whole North Country has lost a man whose place will be hard to fill. It is not only as a lawyer that his loss will be felt, but in other organizations that have beâ€" come a big part of the North. Sportâ€" ing circles owe considerable to him for he took an active part in most of them. The fact that the Timmins Curlingâ€" Club is mow. an (active, healthy organization is due in no small measure to the work he did to help it along. He early réalized the prospects of the North, though born in Southern Ontario, and soon after his graduation from Osgoode Hall in 1912, he came North. His ments as a lawyer soon brought him into proâ€" minence and he was appointed soliciâ€" tor for Timmins and for the Hollinâ€" ger. At his death the firm which he organized was one of the outstanding legal firms of the North." BURGLAR APPARENTLY SEEKING FOR MORPHINE. * During the past few days there were two burglaries reported to the police and in both cases it would apâ€" pear that the burglar was seeking morphine or similar drugs, rather than _ valuables of other kinds. Saturday evening or Sunday morning entry was made into the Moneta Pharmacy, and though some cash and one or two other little things were take the chief item was the theft of some morphine tablets and other drugs. The store also looked as if it had been hurriedly searched. On Sunday night or early Monday morning the Dr. Taylor office in the Marshallâ€"Ecclestone block was burâ€" elarized and some drugs stolen thereâ€" from. The heavy glass in the door was smashed, apparently with an axe. Just how this was done without wakâ€" inz some of the tenants of the buildâ€" Originality sometimes means just a new set of listeners. ing is a mystery. The police are working on the cases and special effort is being made to secure the arrest of the burglar resâ€" ponsible for these particularly unâ€" desirable thefts. Experience is what one gets when looking for something else. ng ing numbet ut the * to horse i adjacent to the ‘ontributed to the of the Fair. The \ssociated Boards for section â€" and with the numâ€" ed. ‘The trip O1T showing _ of noteworthy. fair proved se â€" fanciers, ‘~ attractive and â€" al exhibits especial SCHUMACHER CALEDONIAN SOCIETY DANCE ON MONDAY The Schumacher Caledonian Society are holding their monthly dance at the Melntyre Recreation Hall, Schumacher, on Monday, Sept. 28th, 1925 This will be a real treat and all who remember the last one will be sure to attend this event. Dancing will commence at 9 p.m. There will be refreshments and the best of music and a firstâ€"class good time for evervbodv attending. RESIDENT IN NORTH FOR TWENTY YEARS NOW DEAD Mr. Harry Groom, for twenty years a resident of the North, and well and favourably known in North Cobalt and the district, passed away. recentâ€" ly after an illness extending over several months. He was for several years a Councillor of the Township of Bucke, and he was greatly admired years a Counciilor of the lownshn!p of Bucke, and he was greatly admired for his quiet but firm stand on public matters and the generous and effecâ€" tive service he gave in publhiec affairs. He was a successful market gardener and in business as in public life he treated the public fairly, A widow and three children survive. He was known to many in the district and there will be sincere regretâ€" us ie was a successtt and in business as treated the publc and three children known to many in there will be death. â€" He was 60 time of his death. PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATTE IN SOUTH TEMISKAMING Thursday afternoon last at Engleâ€" hart the Progressive Party of South Temiskaming unanimously _ selected Mr. Harold Welch as the PI()"‘] essive candidate in the Dominion Iule('tmn‘ contest. Mr. Welch is the Cobalt manager for the Temiskaming Teleâ€" phone Co. There were six names placed in nomination but all the others withdrew to accord Mr. Weleh unanimous support. Those thus reâ€" tiring were:â€"Angus MeDonald, M.P.; H."J. : Cobalt;«â€" R; H. Mcâ€" Gowan,. Cobalt; Oliver Pauze, Swastika; and Councillor Frank Lenâ€" drum, of Cobalt. The latter expresâ€" sed the opinion that the Conservative was the one that would be hardest to beat in the fight. A feature of the meeting was â€" the address by Mr. Angus MceDonald, M.P. He said that he had tried to serve the people faithfully for the past six years at Ottawa. but Nature had not been kind to him during the time. Several times, on account of illâ€"health, he had to be assisted to the House. He had promised to do all he could, and he had done his best. _ Mr. \I('Donald referred at some length to the tariff question. He emphasized the fact that the Progressive candidate was going to win out, even going so far to say that his friends Dr. Armstmn«r and Mac Lang were both going to lu.se their deposits. ST CHARLES MILK Let gelatine stand in the milk for five minutes, then scald the mixture. Combine eggâ€"yolks, sugar and salt with the scalded milk, and cook until slightly thickened like a custard. Then‘tstir mixture into egz whites beaten stiff; add vanilla. 1%Â¥ cupfuls St. Charles Milk, diluted with 1 34 cupâ€" fuls water, / teaspoonful salt, 4 cupful sugar, 3 eggs, 14 tablespoonfuls granulated gelatine, 1 tablespoonful vanilla. hoh . e YV Combine the prunes, milk, granulated sugar and butter in ashallow baking dish. Make a meringue of the two egg whites and powdered sugar, spread it over prunces, place in very slow oven; bake fifteen to twenty minutes, when milk will be @bsorbed by prunes and the meringue a delicate Turn into individual moulds which have been dipped in cold water and when set, unmould and serve with light cream, or preserved fruit 3 cupful6t. Charles Milk, 4 ‘cupful water, 1 pint well cooked, pitted prunes, 4 cupful greanulated sugar, 44 teaspoontul butter. 2 eaeg whites, 4 cupful powdered sugar. . * st. carâ€"a6 Spanish Cream Prune Snow l'('gl'( irs of and the CALEDONIAN SOCIETY SOCIAL EVENING It has been the custom of the Caledonian Society of Timmins t open its fall and winter season of meetings with a Social Evening the fourth Friday in September. This plan will be followed again this year, the Social Evening to be held in the Hollinger Recreation Hall on Friday evening of this week, Sept. 25th. A pleasant evening is assured for all, and all Seots and Seotswomen and their friends are welcome. There will be good music, dancing, refreshâ€" ments, and an allâ€"round good proâ€" gramme and good time. The event will commence at 8 p».m. Don‘t exceed the feed limit When %ar Income Stops TMUTUAL LIFE THE wageâ€"earner or the salaried man does not usually have a surplus to invest. He, himself,is his sole capital, his earnings, his only income. Think! When you stop, your income stops. What is going to happen then? You are not one of a company in business. You hold no stock. You stand alone. Who will pay an income to your family when you cease doing so? The Mutual Life of Canada will. The Mutual Life was organized for just such men as you. â€" Mutuality lends the strength of each to the strength of all and the strength ofg all to meet the needs of each. Let our nearest agent tell you how to insure an income to your family should your own strength fail them. Write to us today for "The Mutual Book". Write to The Borden Co. Limited Montreal OF GANADA : Waterloo.Ontario SULLIVAN NEWTON District Managers Free Recipe Book Simple, wholesome, nourishing, appeâ€" tizing, these St. Charles recipes are but a few of the many you can easily preâ€" pare with this rich, pure country milk. It is economy as well as a convenience to "use it wherever the recipe calls milk". Your grocer has itâ€"four handy sizes. K0 In winter vcial EÂ¥v Septem ed again ‘ to be h om â€" of Timmins season the in t oT the This year, n the riday 51. CHARLEs Instantly, then its soothing influence heals the woeund, Egyptian Liniment is an allâ€" round remedy that every household should have for the prompt treatment of Cuts, Scalds, Burns, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Sore Throat and Chest, Neuralgia, etc,. 815 AT ALL DEALCRA