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Box 62 Excavations for cellars, Sewers etc. Contracts of all tak en EMPIRE BUILDING **Best for you and Baby too"‘ 21â€"»s Use freely in dog kennelsâ€" rub into dog‘s coat â€"to kill HOMAS LEO MASCIOLI CONTRACTOR Specialist in Plate Work and Crown and Bridgse W ork. Still the Most for the Money 4 t "W " The National Smoke" week says :â€"â€" ‘*‘The Poreupine Advance has made a wise move in changing the date of the publication of their excellent weekly paper from Wednesday to Thursday. The change is made in deference to the wishes of many merâ€" chants and others who believe Thursâ€" day a better day to issue their anâ€" nouncements to the public. The change of publication day is also hoped to be of advantage from the standpoint of better news service to readers generally. _ The _ Journalâ€" Argus made this change some five years ago, when the two town papers were amalgamated and it has met the highest expectations of â€" publishers, readers and advertisers."‘ The straight and narrow path is plenty wide enough for its traffic. Tell a man there are 267,043,201 stars and he will believe you. But if a sign says ‘‘fresh paint‘‘ he will make a personal investigation. vening Serviceâ€"Special â€" service will be held at 7 p.m. in the New Empire Theatre, including Sunday School Rally Day services, when the Sunday Schools will take part. Parâ€" ents and all others interested are specially urged to attend. CONSIDERS CHANGE OF DAY OF PUBLICATION A GOOD ONE: UNITED CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th Owing to alterations and extensions in connection with the church buldâ€" ing, services of the United Church Timmins, will be held as follows on Sunday, Oct. 4th:â€" Morning, at 11 a.m., at the Masonic Hall. Todd‘s Drug Store, Timmins, was entered on Wednesday evening by a burglar or burglars. The till was tapâ€" ped for the few dollars in change left in it and a quantity of goods also liftâ€" ed. The chief loss was a quantity of liquor stolen. The police are workâ€" ing on the case. TODD‘S DRUG STORE ENTERED AND ROBBED LAST WEEK The St. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus last Phone No. 321 There is a bright side to everything even the pair of trousers you wore all last summer. a At Sudbury court recently a witâ€" ness in one of the cases being tried persisted in reterrmO' to the police officers as **eops."" For this the witâ€" ness was reproved by Crown Attorâ€" ney MceKessock. ‘‘Don‘t call them that,""‘ said the Crown Attorney, ‘‘it isn‘t nice.‘‘ The Sudbury Star reâ€" ferred to the incident, and in comâ€" menting on the reference to ‘‘cops,"‘ Deputy â€" Chief Saltey â€" said:â€"‘*Talk about ‘cops!‘ now if only that Crown Attorney could hear some of the names they call the pohce up in this country !‘* ‘‘During the time of the fair three men were employed broadcasting inâ€" formation about the district, morning, afternoon and evening. _ No dobut people will be attracted to Temiskaâ€" ming through this new and unique system of advertising the Northland. ‘‘Many of the teachers who were visiting â€" Temiskaming at . different times were particularly pleased with the map, and there were many reâ€" quests that it be placed in some public place in Toronto, where it might be seen at anvy time."‘ ‘‘In the building in which the exâ€" hibit was placed was erected a platâ€" form 9 feet high. Then the map was placed down about a foot below the floor of the building and to view the map one had to look down, and was thus enabled to see the whole district as above described. the time the fair opened unâ€" til its close this exhibit was on view. The thousands of people who saw it were deligchted with it. ‘‘A POLICEMAN‘S LOT IS NOT A VERY HAPPY ONE.‘" ‘‘This map was made of sponges, coloured and so arranged that the country could as easily be seen as it would had one been looking down from an airplane. The observer had a view of towns, villages, mines, paper mills, ete., while one could see how rivers were connected with each other, and where they branch off. ~The map was not flat, but in basâ€"relief, and was topographically correct, showing all the elevations of the land. ‘‘Commencing at North Bay the map showed the T. N. 0. Ry., from The Bay to Island Falls, and also all the branch lines. Also was shown a train operating over these lines, and as the train arrived, each station was ligchted. T. N. 0. Railway Has Remarkable Map to Show Country and Industries THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Iam! The plays for Saturday matinee and night will be announced later. ‘ ‘‘Are You a Mason?""‘ is the numâ€" ber for Friday evening. It is one of the greatest comedies ever written. This play is commonly known as the Cycelone of Laughs, and should be seen by every Lodge Member, whether a Knight of Columbus, â€" Oddfellow, Mason, Elk or Moose. MISS ARLIE MARKS HERE FOUR DAYS STARTING OCT. 14 On Thursday night, the baffling mystery play, ‘‘Kick In,‘‘ will be the offering. It has plenty of action throughout. ‘‘Last week Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McHugh observed their Silver Wedâ€" ding Anniversary. They were marriâ€" ed a quarter of a century ago (Aug. 2nd, 1895, to be exact) at (Glasgow, Sceotland, in St. Peter‘s Parish church, by RKev.*MalcolIm MacLennan. Mr. McHugh has been a highly esteemed and respected resident of the Poreuâ€" pine since the early days of the For her opening play, Wednesday, Oct. 14th, Miss Marks will present, ‘‘Fortyâ€"five Minutes From Broadâ€" way,‘‘ the play with music, and the success of two continents. It is a play no one should miss. Miss Arlie Marks and her musical company of twenty people will be the attraction at the Goldfields Theatre for four days, commencing Wednesâ€" day, Oct. 14th, with new plays, seenâ€" ery and effects. Miss Marks‘ Comâ€" pany is alwaye popular in this district and always draws big houses. This year she has a cast of elever people in plays that please the most eritical. Last week in writing about the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. Roberts, The Advance referred to the happy event as the first Silver anniversary to be observed in this town. It has been pointed out to The Advance that this was an error, and the point has been proven by the production of a copy of The Advance of date, August 11th, 1920. The Advance of 1925 has been correeâ€" ted by The Advance of 1920 In the issue of the Advance of August 1l11th, 1920, there was the following :â€" Event Took Place in August, 1920, Five Years Ago. Copy of The Advance of August 11th, 1920, Chronicles the Event. Mr. and Mrs. McHugh Observed the Ivory Wedâ€" ding Anniversary This Year. First Silver Wedding Here =â€" That of Mr. and Mrs. McHugh Miss Marks is carrying with her EVENING VOCATIONAL : _ CLASSES . . Timmins High School : Evening Vocational Classes will be opened in the New High School, Timmins, on Thursday, Oct. Ist, 1925, and will continue until Easter 1926. When a man is in a passion he rides a made horse.â€"The Watchman. In making the correction in regard to the first Silver Wedding here, it is interesting to note that not only are both couples Sceottish, but Mr. and Mrs. McHugh, and Mr. and Mrs. A. RHoberts were also both married in (Glasgow, Sceotland. six sets of vaudeville, all new, conâ€" taining plenty of variety. A feature of the show is the Company Jazz Orchestra which is far above the average. Mr., McHugh was one of the pioneer residents of the Poreupine Camp. In the early days of Timmias he was on the staff of the J. R. G@ordon Store. He has been with the Hollinger Stores, Limited, since the taking over of the J. K. Gordon Grocery. Mrs. MceHugh joined her husband here in May, 1920, and in August, 1920, they celebrated the SNilver Anniversary of their wedâ€" ding. This year they observed their Ivory Wedding Anniversary, thirty vears of wedded life. Camp, and all here wish him and his good wife many more anniversaries of the happy day."" 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