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More than that of any other member of the family, baby‘s tender, delicate skin needs the greatest care and attention, The soft soothing oils in Baby‘s Own Soap make it specially suitable for babies, and its clinging fraâ€" grance reminds one of the roses of France which help to inspire it, Room 30, Goldfields Hotel P.O. Box 652, â€" Timmins. Gordon H. Gauthier Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Mr. Gauthier will be at Timmins Officeâ€"Room 5, Gordon Block P.O. Box 1591 Phone 640 Chartered Accountant For Baby‘s Bath Office moved to Residene OFFICES REED BLOCK, TIMMINS and SsSOUTH PORCUPINE. "*Its best for you and Baby too"‘ 2713 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Opposite Dr. Moore‘s Office Not 4.4 but alcoholie strength that satisfies. write for pamphlet "Household Brewing." and OPENING BANO CONGERT DFLIGHTS BIG AUDIENGE Programme Throughout of High Exâ€" cellence and Effectively Given. The first of the indoor band conâ€" certs by the Timmins Citizens Band was held in the Goldfields Theatre on \unda\ evening after the church serâ€" vices. _ Despite several counter atâ€" tractions, there was a large attendâ€" ance, the theatrg being well filled for the occeasion. The programme for the evening was an unusually good one and was much appreciated, . It was both varied and interesting, and the vocal selections were especially noteâ€" worthy. The guitar ‘selections by Bandsman Poad also made a special ~«SHueer Merar Propucts co ze Start baby on Eagle Brand if you cannot nurse him. Do not experiment with foods and risk his health, may be his life! For 67 years Eagle Brand has been the leading infant food. Write for free helpful Baby Welfare Books The Borden Co. Limited 1isâ€"24 MONTREAL Up to now kitchen sinks have cost real money. Now, atlow cost, you can put in the newest type SMP Enamclied Ware Sink. This is e strong sink built of rust resisting Armco Iron, with three coats of purest white enamcel, same as on bathtubs. Complete with 12" back, strainer, brackets, fittings, and ful directions for setting up. Standar size 20" xz 30" x 6" deep. Buy one or two of these SMP Enameled Ware Drain Boards also. Made to fit SMP Sinks and all standard sinks."~~ Sise 20" x 24". Same sturdy construction as on 8Â¥P Sinks. Very handsome and a great labor saver. Sold complete with breckets and fttings for setting up. Price, complete, $6.00 For sale by plumbers and hardware stores throughout the country. Price, complete, $12.00 MHONTREAL â€"TOROKTO WINNIPEG €EDMONTON â€" VANCOUVER CALGARY Sfor $12.00 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMIN®S, ONTARIO There were two special instrumentâ€" al numbers on the programme, both of them proving very popular and much appreciated. The instrumental trio by Messrs. Wolno, Pond and Stephens, cornet and saxaphones, was a cleverly executed number that deâ€" served the recall given.. The guitar selectiony by Bandsman Poad were outstandingely ‘popular. While these numbers were being given the audiâ€" ence searcely stirred, and not a sound could be heard but the sweet music given by the gifted artist, the audiâ€" ence being unanimous is its evident decision that not one note of this sweet music should be missed. were:â€"March, ‘‘The King‘s Highâ€" way‘‘; electlon, ‘*Der ’\Vlldshutz’ seleotlon, ‘‘‘The ; Golden: Dragon‘‘ fantasia, ‘‘Sounds of England.‘‘ The vocal selections for the evening were specially good. Mrs. Barrett‘s effective rendition of a solo was greetâ€" ed with insistent encore and her reâ€" sponding number was equally successâ€" ful. Her fine voice, sympathetic and carefully trained, pleased all as usual. Mr. R. Smith roused much enthusiasm with vocal selections, and he was given very sincere applause. He has a bariâ€" tone voice of striking clearness and riclhness of tone, with a wide range, and his enunciation and expression are practically perfect. â€"The stanâ€" dard set by the vocal numbers on this opening programme was a very high one. The next Sunday evening band concert will be held in the Goldfields Theatre on Sunday evening, October 25th, after the church services. sSUCCESSFUL CONCERT BY BAPTIST MISSION CIRCLE. There was a very pleasing and successful sacred concert held at the Baptist church on Friday evening last by the Baptist Church Mission Circle. There was a large attendance and all found the evening an interâ€" esting and inspiring one, the program being particularly attractive. The meeting was opened with devotional exercises, seripture reading and introâ€" ductory remarks by the President of the Circle, Mrs. G. A. Macdonald. Miss Olive Copp then took the chair and gave a very interesting and helpâ€" ful address on *A Mission Circle." Ladies of the Cirecle rendered two choruses, ‘‘Blessed _ Saviour,‘‘ and ‘‘Watch and Pray,"‘ in very pleasing way. During the taking of the offerâ€" ing Mrs. Rand, Mrs. Geo. Pond and Mrs. 0. Martin sang ‘In the Shadow of His Wing.‘‘ each of the ladies singing a verse and the trio rendering the chorus in very effective manner. Another very pleasing musical numâ€" ber was the solo by Mrs. M. R. Hall, which was much appreciated. _ Mrs. Bolster‘s reading, *‘India,‘‘ gave a very clear and interesting review of the missionary outlook of toâ€"day in India. _ Missâ€" Quick in a brief but pleasing address brought greetings to the Circle from the United Church. Two wellâ€"rendered readings recitative, added interest to the programme, and were much appreciated. They were y a ‘‘Phoebe,"‘‘ given by Mrs. Mansfield, and ‘‘The Legend Beautiful,‘‘ by Mrs (G. A. Macdonald. A particularly inâ€" teresting number on the programme was the Blackboard Review of the activities of Baptist Missions in India and Bolivia in 1924 as effectively shown by Mrs. Hemming. â€"During the evening a pleasant luncheon was servâ€" ed by the ladies of the Mission Circle. The Advance last week misunderâ€" stood the exact terms of the sentence imposed upon Emile Barron, found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the death of Donat Champagne. Barron was sentenced to six months, the sentence to date from the time the sentence was imposed, and not from the date of arrest, as suggested by The Advance. Mr. A. C. Brown is the first ba rister practising lhus profession Timmins to be elevated to the rat of K.C.,â€"King‘s Counsel. Those wl have noted Mr. Brown‘s recent wo; in his profession will agree that | has been chosen on merit as a King LOGAL BARRISTER NOW AMONG KINGԤ COUNSEL Mr,. A. C. Brown to be Crown Proseâ€" cutor at Fort Frances Assizes. Counsel. Mr. Brown will be the Crown Prosecutor at the fall assizes at Fort Frances this year. There are a number of important cases before the court, the district covered being a wide one. It is a foregone conâ€" eclusion that the interests of the Crown will be looked after with abilâ€" ity and thoroughness. Another North Land barrister to be similarly singled out on merit is Mr. W. A. Gordon of Haileybury. _ This talented new K. C, will be the Crown Prosecutor at the assizes this fall at Sault Ste. Maire. COMMENT ON FPOOTBALL SITUATION IN TORONTO There has been considerable comâ€" ment on the situation created by the recent default of Ulsters in the Onâ€" tario Cup series. It is worthy of note, as indicative of a proper appreâ€" ciation of good sportsmanship, that there is no defence offered for the unâ€" sporismanslike action of the Ulsters. In The North Bay Nugget last week there were the following interesting paragraphs on the sports page:â€"â€" ‘*‘There is a hot fight on in Toronto over the action of the O.F.A. in closâ€" ing the Ulster Stadium, as a result of the team‘s refusal to meet Timmins on Saturday, The owners of the staâ€" dium point out that it and the team are two entirely different things and that it is an injustice to penalize the owners of the stadium for what the team has done. However, thegfootâ€" ball moguls are not worrying and the ban was stlll on fur the games on Saturdayv.‘ * % .%. #. _9..%._* *a" *e* * 6 1e o. 4. 6. t v‘.’.".t.‘.‘.‘. | ‘‘It seems a funny thing that while Ulster could not raise a team to come North for the Ontario Cup series, they were able to serape together enough for the Robertson Cup. They had arâ€" ranged to meet Congasco on Saturday in this series but the game was, perâ€" force, called off. 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