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14 Pine St., N. t .% "a $ Mother knows that Hurlbuts are best, becauseâ€" 10 Ceddr Street, South Phone 105 A. Brazeau Son Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work. We not only sell, but recomâ€" mend them. 9 W. Ellies o @ bJ . They are more comfortable. . They wear longer. . They can be rebuilt and enâ€" larged a size as the child gro‘ws. Resulting in true economy. FRENCH ORcANDE ESTIMATES FREE EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR 4t .i.b.“.“.“.“.“.“.O WVWri fing Paper No telling when you might have use for such sick room necessities as Hot Water Bags, etc,, at this time of the year. â€" Suffice it to say that they should be in every well appointed medicine cabinet rwght now. Bandages, Gauze, Absorbent Cotton and all Firstâ€"Aid Requirements. Here are a few values in high quality Sick Room Requisites that should interest you abs e : Te a2e ons Moneta Pharmacy qILOMATI(e . 5 " WTLLIA MS "*"~~ # 4 J. FENN A. THOMPSON Phone 213â€"Corner Pine St. lst Ave. Timmins. Sick â€" Requisites AT LOWEST PRICES The link that binds friendship J05. BRADETTE SAVS § IN FIGHT TO FHNISH Mr. Bradette had just concluded a tour of the Transcontinental where he met with much encouragement. In ten days he held twentyâ€"four meetâ€" ings, all wellâ€"attended and enthusiasâ€" tic. He believed he would be victorâ€" ious in the election and that machine politics would thus be taught a lesson He believed that his candidature would mean that in the future the people would be left free to choose their own seandidates. ‘‘I appeal to the people,""‘ said Mr. Bradette, ‘‘as an Independent North Land candiâ€" date who knows the needs and posâ€" sibilities of this country.‘‘ Sr.IV.â€"Jim Baker, ton and Beatrice Dowze Nicol, Helva Parkko a Dougall, equal; Jean There was a report that the five eseaped prisoners from Winnipeg jail had reached Temiskaming District and were hiding here. Then three of them were (-dught last week within forty miles of Winnipeg, hiding in a field. j * Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes at South Porcupine School for the Past Month. Names Arâ€" ranged in Order of Merit. The following is the No, 1A, Tisdale for September, 1925 :;â€" treorge | Smith, J Mcelnnis. for. LHL v ernet Boyle, Jaakol Jr. ;\Il'. c_]‘ kaming. week. ] Trumduts Report of S.S. No. 1A Tisdale For the Month of September Sr. III A.â€"Carlo Cattarello, Earle Hamilton, â€" Abbie Frumkin, Owen Wright, Kosti Luhta, Mabel Ferguson, Walter Larzen, Lennox Burke, Irene Burke, â€" Kathleen â€"Gallagher, Anme Keneskie, Helmi Kinnunen, Evelyn lurke, Bessie Mansfield, Ivy Freeman, Marjorie Dysart.â€"M. D. Colborne. s Out to Smash Machines and Will Not Withdraw. . IV., B.â€"Frances Miller, Olavi Huhta ce â€"Burns, Henry M MIOon a Aileen urns sther aker, Harry Houghâ€" Dowzer, equal ; Hazel ‘kko and Walter Meceâ€" Jean Wright, Anna Forest, Thomasena Schnieder, _ Fannic C. Shaw. "rancesca â€" Cattarello, report of 8. S. the month of i Cattarello, Jolhn Lampi, Huot, Stella sky,. ILuol(ll THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. Executiveâ€"Messrs. T. Young, Jas. Geils, J. Nicolson, W. Shewan, W. IH. Wilson. Presidentâ€"Mr. W. D. Watt, (by acclamation). Secretaryâ€"Mr. A. Wilson (by acâ€" clamation). Treasurerâ€"Mrs. Cowan (by acclaâ€" mation). Standard Bearersâ€"Messrs. D. Maxâ€" well and A. Roberts. Auditorsâ€"Messrs. G. N. Ross and (4. A. Macdonald. Ladies‘ Committeeâ€"Mrs. A. Roâ€" berts, convenory Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Geils, Mrs. Shewan, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Ritchie With power to add to their number. ‘*Herbert Wallace Flintoff, Oshawa police constable, will share in the $3,000 reward offered by the State of Connecticut for the capture of Gioâ€" vanni Vottarri, of New Britain, Con., slayer of a New Britain man, to the extent of $400. . Rocco Strange, of South Poreupine, Ont., will receive $2,000. _ The balance of the award goes to the Police Pension Fund of New Britain. Vottarri was captured in Oshawa in a Bloor street residence by P. C. Herbert Flintoff, who later put in a claim for the reward. Other claims were also sent in and the matâ€" ter has been under consideration for some months, the final award just beâ€" ing made.. D. A. J. Swanson, prominâ€" ent Oshawa lawyer has handled the case for P. C. Flintoff from the outâ€" set. He has been in Hartford for several days having just returned.‘"‘ Senior III. B.â€"Stella MacDougal, Jack O‘Shea; Clifford Schmelzle and Billy Hrynuik, equal; Moody Miller. â€"Laura Lamb. Junior Third.â€"Marie St. Paul, Richard Ketola, Betty Martin, Gordon Roy, Jack MeInnis, Suri Huhta, Micâ€" hael O‘Shea.â€"Miss Wilson. Sr. Second.â€"Rose Baker, Clarence Cromb, Finley MeEwen, Georze Starr, [van Berrvy, Mike Miller, Kathleen hberry, MiKe Miller, Aatnicen Reynolds. Jr. II A..â€"Mike Vronick, Pat O‘â€" Shea, Esther Sathrang, Aino Laino, Stella Bezpalko, Eleanor Cunningham, Mary Frumkin, Doris Smith. Jr., II. B.â€"Annie Murinchuk, Kenâ€" neth Myers, Frank Vronick, Isobel Wilson, Willie Helmer, Parnell LeRoy, Edna Starr, Vivienne (mule C Sr., ~A.â€"Irene Kaufman, ‘Toivi Hakanen, Tyyne Hakanen, Clifford Kaso.â€"Pauline Belangeéer. MR W. D. WaTT PREGIOENT OF CALEOONIAN SOGIFTY The annual meeting of the Caledoâ€" nian Society of Timmins was held in the Hollinger Recreation Hall on Friâ€" day evening last, with a large number of members in attendance. The Presiâ€" dent, Mr. D. Mackie, oceupied the chair, and in a brief address outlined the work of the past year, expressing his appreciation for the support given him by the officers and executive and the members generally. The Society had been succeessful and he believed it would go on to still greater usefulâ€" ness and succeess. The auditors‘ report, signed by Messrs. G. N. Ross and A. Wilson, showed the books of the Society wellâ€" kept and accurate and the Society in good condition financially. After this the election of officers was proceeded with. Annual Meeting Largely Attended on Friday Evening Last Week. As an afttermath of a recent murder trial at New Britain, Connecticut, U. S.A., the information in the following despatch from Oshawa. Ont., is of inâ€" terest in this camp. The despatch The Past Presidents,â€"Messrs. M. B:; Bceott, G. A. Macdonald anrd 1); Mackieâ€"are also members of the Executive under the constitution. FThe new President, Mr. W. D. Watt is one of the twehty charter members of the society. He was on the first executive of the organization, has been viceâ€"president for two years, and has given very helpful and efficient service: to the Soctety: ever since its establishment. _ Under his ecapable direction the Society will undoubtedâ€" ly continue to fulfil its mission. â€" The retiring President, Mr. D. Mackie, has capably occupied the chair for two terms and a half, and the Society owes much of its success to his diâ€" rection. It is the intention to make the 1925â€"1926 season the best yet. After the election of officers lunchâ€" eon was served, Mr,. J. Roberts showâ€" ing that he was pretty near as good SsOUTH PORCUPINE MAN TO SHARK IN REWARD GIVEN as his father at teaâ€"making and luncheon directing. After the lunchâ€" eon, danceing was carried on for an hour or so. 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Calvert has constructed as local improvements plank sidewalks on the streets and between the points described in columns 2, 3 and 4 of Schedule "A" hereto annexed. e Main SC.: :.:. Hospital S6.:.....:... 8 Hospital St., N. S. ces :i ie d Third Av..:... Second Av.......... 9 Hospital St.. 8. side....Second Av... E. Bd. L,.50......;... 10 Second Av., W. side..... Hospital St.: Teefy Rt.............. 1t Radio St.,.«E. W. gides . onl Hospital St.. Teely St........:.:... 12 Second Av., W. side..Main St. ... Hospital St..:.:.:1 13 Hospital St., N. side..Second Av.... James St........ 14 Second Av., E. side....N. Bd: Lâ€"42 S.B. 15 Third Av., W. side......Main St. ... Railway St..:::...... 16 Teefy St.;. N. side....... Third Ayv...... Fourth 17 TFTeefy St., N. side......... Thirdâ€"Av.:.... Zealand Ayv......... 18 Zealand Av., E. side.:...Teefy St........ Hospital St........: 19 Hospital St., N. side..James St. ... Govt. Rd....... 20‘:Goyvt. Rd., E..side......... Hospital St..: Main St............. 21 Fourth Av., W. side....Marion St.... Calvert St........... 20 Main. St., N. side.....:... Third Av...... Bowling Lane ... 23 First Av., W. side......First St........ Lot 10 MI4 Z4 First StC., 5. First Ay........ Bi. G. MSIL.....:..:. 25 Second St., N. S. se y h97 2#\ us . 0P 2 ib 2. The cost of each of the said works and the corporation‘s portion of each of the said works are as shown in columns 5 and 6 of said Schedule "A." The special rate per foot frontage is as shown in column 7 of said Schedule "A." The special annual rate per foot frontage is as shown in column 8 of said Schedule "A."....The special asâ€" sessment is to be paid in five annual instalments. 3. The estimated lifetime of the work is ten years. 4. A Court of Revision will be held on the 26th day of October, 1925, at ten o‘clock at the Council Chamber in the Township of Calvert for the purpose of hearing complaints against the proposed assessments or. the accuracy of frontage measurements and any other complaint which persons interested may desire to make and which is by law cogâ€" nizable by the Court. ‘ gides ......:. i First Av..... 26 Thlrd St.._N. side.......First Av..... An alarm of fire from Box 13 on Thursday night at 10.50 brought out not only the fire brigade, but also a big crowd who heard the alarm and saw big volumes of smoke, together with sparks and reflection of flames pouring from the top of the Reed block. To those at a distance, it looked at first like a big fire well unâ€" der way, the heavy air making the smoke hang low and the general effect of sky and atmosphere being such as to give the appearance of aâ€"bad fire. It turned out, however, to be only a chimney fire, with no damage done, and without any particular danger. The motor truck and firemen were soon on the seene and all chances of danger were quickly removed by use of the chemical. There was a lot of smoke, but though chimney and pipes were on fire, there was no damage done. HON. MB. McCREA SPEAKER Al MEETINGG§ IN NORTH At Timmins Oct. 16th, the 8.30 p.m., with MaceBride, Mr. O as the Chief Speaker at Series of Meetings in This District. CHIMNEY FIRE THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE REED BLOCK. No. sides"......‘.;.; 4 Calvert St., N. 5â€" Marion St., S. 6 Third Ave., E. 7 James St., E. 1. Ay. E.â€"side.......s. Main St. :. 2 Feefty St. b. side.......... Third Ayv....; 5 Hospital:St.â€" N. ~aâ€"~ . _ DATED the 14th day of October, 1925. Street onâ€"â€"rrday evening, meeting is called for Hon. Mr. MeCrea, Mr. Bastien and Mr. J. Ray speakers, Friday side side side Mr. MeCrea, MIP:EP:, :Mz S. B. Scobell Third Av. Third Av Third Ayv.. Calvert St From *4 45 44 4 % 8 For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column 4+ When Exposed to Air ~JC B A. Hs64 for that reason is never sold in bulk. Your grocer sells this delicious blend. Try SALADA. "SALADA" Jos. Bradette in the field to win I understand that some interested parties are spreading a report to the effect that I have withâ€" drawn from the field in the Dominion Election Contest now on, or that I intend to withdraw before the election. â€" There is no truth whatever in these reports. I AM IN THE FIELD TO STAY, AND TO WIN. Ientered the contest in response to the call of hundreds of voters who felt they were being disenfranchised by machine politics. I am in the battle to smash the machine in the interests of the people and of the North. I will not give up the battle. I solicit the vote and influence of every man and woman who wishes the Riding of North Temiskaming to be represented by a Member who knows the North, whose interests are in the North and who will fight for the advantage of the North. tea loses its strength and flavor. Teely St.........: Hospital St.... James St........ Teefy St..... Fourth Ayv. 200 ft. East Fourth Ayv. Fourth Ayv. Marion St. Meefy DC.:.:..::::.., 470.77 Hospital St..:.:.:;. 239.34 James St............ 277.89 S.B. 121.67 Railway St..:::...... 231.26 Fourth Ay...:....... 324.79 Ayv......... 164.80 Hospital St........ 219.92 Goyvt.. Rd:..........:" 291.76 Main St.::..:..:..:::.:.: 269.71 CalvertSt..:....:..}... 105.82 Bowling Lane .... 135.28 Lot 10 MI4 T.....1047.:01 BJ}; 690.12 Lot 41 23 M31 588.69 Second Ayv........... 420.02 Hospital :St:....:... To .......... $548.12 .......... Total Cost $9943.47 707.90 278.46 237.09 353.67 353.67 158.20 Corp. Share $141.51 93.14 48.77 70.63 87.83 32.36 1.54 92.01 52.56 32.63 36.35 59.80 32.94 670.29 74.94 26.16 22.04 104.47 PAUL DUBE, 45.88 Sp.. rate Spl. Annua per ft. rate per frontage ft. frontage D56%c. 13°/;c Clerk. (€4 (44 (44 10