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BENNY LEONARD SERIESâ€"No. 3 ‘"soOFT MUSCLES*‘ COMEDY MATINE ES AT 2.30 P.M. The Young People‘s Social and Iiterary Club entertained _ their friends from Timmins at a Banquet and Turkey Dinner on Tuesday evenâ€" ing last. _ The dinner was proud()d and served by the Women‘s Guild of the United Church, which means that, not only the Turkey but all the other accessories that go with it, were of the best. Between thirty and forty sat down to the banquet table. Mr. Geo. Honer, President of South=~Porâ€" cupine Literary Club, acted as Toast Master in a very capable manner and proposed the toast to the King. Miss able dog which he lost from his car on his way through to Frederickâ€" house Lake last Saturday. The dos is a pedigreed Chesapeake Bay and a muchâ€"prized pet with his children. The many friends of Miss Ivy Starâ€" ling will be pleased to know that the first dperation she underwent at the Mayo Institute, Rochester, U.S.A., has proven quite succeessful. Dr. Mayo wrote to her doctor here saying they now had great hopes of the beneâ€" fit their treatment would bring her. She was to undergo another operaâ€" tion the â€"latter part of the week but at the time of writing the result of this has not been heard here. A jolly erowd of our young people, about thirty allâ€"told, spent a very pleasant time at the home of Postâ€" master and Mrs. MceLenuan, on Friâ€" day evening last. The gathering was in the form of a Surprise Party. Mr. MceLennan was a partner in the secret, but Mrs. MceLennan was comâ€" pletely taken by surprise when the youth and beauty of the town trooping in. The Postmaster and his wife proved a most genial host and hoxtess and a very enjoyahble evening was spent in dancing. etc. 1 C:xptain Young, of the Hollinger Mines, has been in town two or three times this week in search of a valuâ€" South Poreupine, Oct. 13th. Specâ€" ial to The Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Pirie, of Shawville, Que., are visiting â€" their dau[’hters, Mrs. Geo. Helmer andâ€" Mrs. Robt. Bennet, and their son, Geo. Pirie. Mrs. T. Swanson has returnesd from Montreal, where she was called owing to the illness of her dau"hler, Cora, whom we are glad to report is now on the road to recovery. South End Literary Club Banquets Timmins Friends New Anglican Church Now Nearing Completion. â€" Surâ€" prise Party at Postmaster McLennan‘s. Valuable Dog Lost. Other Items of News From South Porcupine Correspondent. e . A year has gone but still we miss thee, The same as on the day you left And everybody brings back to menory The times before we were bereft Of our bright and loving lad, Leaving hearts that still are sad. â€"Father, Mothex, Sister, Brother and Chums. do ; ‘ 1 But God has willed it, not as we would, And to Himself has taken you As an angel up above © Sbheltemed by all Heavenly love. FAREWELL PARTY TO MR. ~ AND MRS. SHAW LAST WEEK On Wednesday evening last Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Forrester entertained a number <of friends at a farewell party in honour of Mr. and Mrs. G. Shaw who are leaving to take up resiâ€" dence in England in the near future. In .Loving Memory of Carlo Schâ€" neider. Died, October 18th, 1924. O Carlo, dear, just entering manhood, Our hopes were high of what you‘d the course of the evening little Miss Helen Forrester presented Mrs. Shaw with a walnut serving tray as a token of the esteem in which she is held by her many friâ€" ends. A very pleasant social evening was passed by all present, the only regret of the evening being the exâ€" pected early departure from town of the guests of the evening. Mr. Thos. Sloan of Vinton, Quebec, is on a visit to his daucrhter, Mnrs, Cecil Cavanach. During the week, Miss Shaw, Prinâ€" cipal of our Public School, sent out notices to the parents, giving the times at which the callâ€"bell will ring. This ought to be a help in getting children to school on time as there is a bell each time, fifteen minutes before the school is called. In the more outlying districts the bell cannot be heard but it is hoped this will soon be remedied, and the teachers and classes that are there on time will not be hindered in their work by the arrival of tardy pupils. On Saturday last several of the ladies from town were out to the Bridge and Tea given by Mrs. T. Lang of the New York Poreupine, in honor of Mr. Lang‘s mother, Mrs. Robt. Lang, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. There were five tables of Bridge and all reâ€" port_a very.enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. Lang, Sr., left on Monday to returr to her home in the Soo. The Dome Ladies of the Anglican Church are giving a tea at the school house, there, on October 20th, the proâ€" ceeds to be used towards the Church Fund. _ It is expected that quite a few from town will be out to enjoy the hospitality for which the ladies of the Dome are noted. The new Anglican Churech is fast nearing completion. . At a suceessâ€" ful Vestry meeting held during the past week, all reports were so favorâ€" able that Archdeacon Woodall was very much pleased. It is thought that the edifice will be ready for occupancy early in November. Mrs. R. Brinton and Miss B. Brinâ€" ton â€" are visiting Mrs. Brinton‘s daughter, Mrs. F. Brown, Cochrane. Mrs. F. Bain has been quite ill but i; now on the road to recovery. ‘*‘The Club,"‘ complimented them on the work they were doing. To this Mr. (Geo, Honer made a_ suitable reply. Following the dinner was a short programme, during which Mrs. (Dr) Russell, who is always a favâ€" ourite sang. Miss Petronella Smith gave a reading in a very capable manâ€" ner. Rev. F. Bain gave one of his Violin selections, to which his andâ€" iences always look forward, as a source of special pleasure. _ Mr. Geo. Honer favoured ‘the banqueters with one of his splendid tenor solos, and as a conclusion there was a Playlet without words entitled ‘‘A Spanish Tragedy.‘"‘ Miss Marshall repreâ€" sented the Spanish Cavalier. Miss Vesta Snyder his daughter, and Miss Snyder the‘ Spanish lover. All were in picturesque Spanish costume and although no words were spoken the ‘"tragedy‘‘ of the play was quite easily understood. : Kitchener Rebekah Lodge is putâ€" ting on a Benefit Euchre, Bridge and Dance in the 1.0.0.F. Hall on Wedâ€" nesday evening, Oct. 21st. _ Already several hundred tickets have been sold and we all wish them success in this worthy cause. Marshall in a neat and witty speech proposed the toast to **‘The Men,"‘ to which Rev. F. Bain responded. Miss Mary Hanson very aptly and fittingly ‘toasted‘ the ‘*Guild‘‘ to which Mrs. J. Herman made response. Mr., V. Evans was right in his eleâ€" ment when proposing the toast to the Ladies. To this Miss Snyder, Prinâ€" cipal of the High School, made an apt and clever response, â€" Mr. Geo. Starling, with his usual humour, ‘toasted‘ the Visitors, to which Mr. Claire Severt of Timmins very apâ€" propriately responded. Mr. MacMilâ€" lan of Golden City in his toast to ‘"‘The Club,"‘ complimented them on *, h# M #4 #4 @ #* # #* * # #* # #4 * 4 *+ * 4 #* * «+ *4 #4 +. 4 *4 + 6 #+4 v4+ # + *4 #@ 4 #4 * 4 #4 @ 6 *4 L ¢+ $ @ t Cad *# L *# 4 # ind *# 4 #4 # ht *#+* @ 4# *4 @ © Â¥* #4 @ 4# #* # L #* *# 4 *4 #, #% 44 *# 4 #+* C # *4 #,. * 4+ *4 # *4 @ # #4 4 *#+4 @ "® #+* @ # *4 @ 4 #4 *#, # Cns , "% s** *4 # * #4 + ¢ ##4 *# .0 _( ’ff’ uofff *n .roo O‘r oof oofo va*we ‘a xof t f? / f Take advantage of this splendid opportunity to proâ€" tect yourself and your family at a ridiculously low fee. Take advantage of the social and fraternal benefits. Upâ€"toâ€"date club rooms are at the disposal of all members. _ â€" By payment of $1.75 a quarter extra, a member doubles his benefits Thus $5.00 a quarter entitles a member to $15.00 a week sick and disability benefit for thirteen weeks in any one year, and his widow a cheque of $200 at his death. This extra protection is, of course, optional. BENEFITS:â€"$7.00 per week (for 13 weeks) sick or accident; $100 funeral benefit; education and care of the orphaned children of deâ€" ceased members at Mooseheart, Ill.; home for aged at Moosehaven, Florida. Social benefits of Moose Clubs are second to none. Free to all members. Free doctor‘s attendance for members and their famiâ€" lies. -' AND SAVE $15.00 Timmins Lodge JOIN NOW FOR $10.00 Last Call Before the Initiation Fee goes up to $25.00 For further information apply to ; Assistant District Supervisor THE GRAND LODGE OF PROTECTION NOW OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS (Over Taylor Hardware Store) MOOSE CLUB to join 5* *% 3