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.000.00......00..........: o.oooooooxoooooooooooooooooo0303030303000oofooooooooooooooooooooooffiho Percy Youlten, 28 Main Ave. * * ‘s*** #4 * #4 #4* #@ % °® #4 *# + #* @ * ## #@ # #* # *s #. . 00. *4 * 4 #4 @ # @4 * # * *z *#. .* 00. #4 ® 4 *4 #* *# © #6 *# # #+4 # 4 *#* *# + #* #, * Passengers booked for the Cunard Shipping Notice o CF EARGE C LOCZ PHONE LARGE CEMENT BASEMENT LOCATED ON SIDING PHONE 508 TIMMINS mmm\\mwwcxx“W%\%\thxs“x“wmxm * 4 4* 4 4 4 Europe and return $150.00. line, Anchorâ€"Donaldson line and Thurs., Dec. 10th, 1925 Basement, Gordon Block Baths at all hours while the shop is open. Showsr or Tub, Hot or Cold, as you wish. CARSON3S BARBER SHOP For full information apply to LE Your Grocer Sells Have you tried it? The tiny richâ€" flavored leaves and tips are sealed airâ€"tight. Finer than any Japan or Gunpowder. Insist upon SALADA. urness line. For Rent }BAZAAR BY ST. MATTHEW‘S _ SR. W. A., PLEASING SUCCESS Tomorrow (Friday) evening is the regular meeting of the Caledonian Society of Timmins, and the meeting in the Hollinger Recreation Hall is to be * Bachelors‘ Night."‘ A good proâ€" gramme of music, literary selections, is being arranged, and there will also be danceing, the usual refreshments, ete. A committee of bachelors of the Society , with Secretary Alex Wilson as convenor are planning a very attractive â€" programme. All Scots and Seotswomen will be welcome and will find the evenming a pleasant one. Mr. P. Dougall, manager of the Timmins Branch of National Grocers Company, Limited, is in Toronto this week on a business trmp BACHELOR NIGHT AT CALEDONIAN ON FRIDAY l‘he bazaar, neld last Ihnursday in the basement of St. Matthew‘s church, under the auspices of the St. Matâ€" thew‘s W. A., proved a very attractive and successful event. It was well attended and financially suceessful, and in addition al attending were de- lighted with the fine array of goods offered for sale and with the pledsmrf bazaar features generally. a handâ€"pain of gloves. was spent were served The Five tertained at S. Sky on The prizes by Ladies :â€" Parnell. G thal and V snmptuous time was pt in the wee en us 2222 Jn Friday and maturday, Dec. 4th and 5th, the High School Commenceâ€" ment Exerceises took place in the New school Hall, under the direction of the Misses V. and G. Snyder, Princeiâ€" pal and Assistant in the High School. One of the outâ€"standing features was the enjoyment and zest with which the pupils themselves entered into the highâ€"class programme which they presented. The several choruses by both boys and girls were well carried through and each part showed eareâ€" ful and thorough ‘training. The specialty dances were a most picturâ€" esque and pleasing inmovation, the Inâ€" dian Sunâ€"dance, with its flash of colâ€" ors in the vivid imagery of the Indian Costume, the Waves of Nurney, with the soft green of the Irish Isles in their quaint peasant dress, and the graceful movements of the daneing maidens, the picturesque Dutch dance in eostume also, and the Sailors‘ Hornâ€" pipe, with its charm and grace, were all alike wellâ€"done and space would not permit to give each graceful lasâ€" sie her due of praise. The elub swinging by the boys was done with -plend1d rhythm and time. The play, CA Case of Suspension,"" was a must laughable affair and with the Proâ€" fessor, who was left suspended in midair in a farge clothes basket while investigating: a ‘‘feed,"‘" in the girls seminary and got 1nvest1guted himself but felt himself growing young when foreed to join in the froli¢, so Very Interesting and Enjoyable Evening‘s at South Porâ€" cupine on Friday and Saturday Last. Presentations to Popular Citizens Leaving South End. Other Items of Interest From South Porcupine Correspondent. Commencement Exercises of South End High School The prizes for the evening were won by Ladies:â€"Mrs. C. Munro and Mrs. Parnell. Gents:â€"Mr. Max Rosenâ€" thal and W. Raynor. There were snmptuous ‘‘eats‘‘ and a very jolly time was put in, the guests departing in the wee hours of morning and deâ€" claring Mr. and Mrs. Sky thc most hO\plt'l])le host and hostess. South Poreupine, Dec. 8th.â€" Special to The Advance. On the evening before her deparâ€" ture, about a dozen of the friends and neighbors of Mrs. Jas. Devine gathered at her home to wish her ‘hbon voyage‘ and also presented her with a handâ€"painted silk searf and of gloves. A very pleasant â€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO on /J izes for Hundred i( the home of Thursdav scartl and a pair pleasant evening uintvy refreshments ed C‘lub were enâ€" ie of Mr. and Mrs. ay evening last. evening were won . Munro and Mrs. Ir. Max Rosenâ€" nor. â€" There were and a very jolly e guests departing Dec. 4th On Monday of ithis week a partiâ€" eularly pleasing event was celebrated in the Hollinger Recreatiomn Hall, wher Mr. and Mrs. Jardine celebrated the 17th birthday of their som, Ross. The evening opened with seversl boxâ€" ing bouts, the first one of four 3â€" minutie rounds between Hefty Trumâ€" ble and M. Scharet, in whichk ‘both these youngsters showed partfeular skill im the manly art of self defence. The second bout was the star‘sfiow of boximge exhibit being _ a match between Doug. Johnson, of the Holly ltee. and John Carson of the Poreuâ€" pine Distriect Athletie Club. The match caused keen discussion on the merits of both boxers, who are so evenâ€" ly matched that it is difficult to tell who is the better boxer, and this bout was one of, if not the finest yet seen in Timmins,. Bob Walsh and Dave Holland were ithe next on the carpet and gave the audience an: exâ€" citing time with a very clever match of four 3â€"minute rounds. Last but not least, an exhibition match between Anthur Lennard, Mr. Jardine‘s assisâ€" tant and boxing trainer, who, was formerly champion welterâ€"weight of the North of England, boxing: with Mr. LaPorte also of the Holly: Ree, and these two fine exponents of the game gave a magnificent exhibition of how it should be done. The boxing over, the company were entertained by a trio ofâ€" firstâ€"class musicians, until refreshments â€" were served, at which a fine birthday cake of three tiers was cut and distributed by Ross to his guests. Mr. Downey gave a song: and; musiâ€" cal monologue much anpreciated. afâ€" Mr. Downey gave a musiâ€" ‘al monologue much dppremated afâ€" terwards followed by Mr. John Liddle who has a fine baritone voice, both solotsts being very ably accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Chittenden. After dancmg, which was 'thnruu"h- ly enjoyed by all, Mr. Duxfield, the- President of the PyD. B Mn d pleasing speech congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Jardine and their son on the hapâ€" py oceasion, Mr. Downey on their beâ€" Horace Jones, S.N.; Comp. Frank E. Bell, P.S.; Comp. E. T. Clark, Janiâ€" tor; Examining Boardâ€"Rt. Ex. Comp. Frank K. Ebbitt; Ex. Comp. A. E. Brewer and Ex. Comp. H. E. Ruwald. Auditorsâ€"Comp. L. E. Kendall and G. 8. Code. Trusteeesâ€"Ex. Comp. H. E. Ruwald, Ex. Comp. R. A. Meâ€" Innis and Comp. W. J. Grummett. half made a humourous and pleasing reply. Amongst the guests present were:â€"Mr. and Mrs. Dusfield and Mr. Hitt, of Schumacher, Mr. John Liddle, of the Town A. Team, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, of the Lanceashire Club and Mr. and Mrs. Chittenden of the Holly Ree and Ramblers Mtr. and Mrs. Jardine Enitertain Friends on QOccasion of Son‘s Seventeenth Birthday Holly Rece and Ramblers. Mr. Jardine the popular manager of the Holly Recreation Club, ean be congratulated on the fine entertainâ€" ment put on for his guests and also on his fine work he and his assistant, NMr. Lennard, are doing, in the interâ€" ests of sport in Timmins. PLEASANT EVERING AT NOLLINGER BALL MONDAY Ex. Comp. H. J. C. Chapman, Comp. Thos. Mills, J.; R. Ex Frank K. Ebbitt, Treasure Comp. H. E. Ruwald, S.E.; Horace Jones, S.N.; Comp. F Bell., P.S.: Comn. ET Clar Sky Bros. and their friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sky to say goodâ€"bye to one of the’n' numl)er Miss ]\(h(‘llldl’\' Devine. Mr. and Mrs. Sky presented Rosemary with a h(mdsnme leatherâ€"lined club baw while on beâ€" half of the staff she was given a leathâ€" erâ€"lined hatâ€"box. A very pleasant evening was spent in dancing and games. Miss Devine has grown into young womanhood â€" from childhood here and has made herself beloved by all, by the courtesy anmd eharm of manner which she had far everyone, whether young or old, richk or poor. erâ€"lined hatâ€"box. A evening was spent in must the audience have gone back a few years in their minds to happy school days.. The valedictory address was reéead ‘by Miss Petronella Smith, who reviewed the schoolâ€"life since the irtroduction of a Continustion Class in South Poreupine and elosed her remarks with some very clever and original poetry in the form of a parâ€" ody of the teachers who had heen coming term. On Saturday anon ABITIBI CHAPTER OFFICERS T. * GuI redit i Friday night Abitibi Chapter N 3 R.A.M., elected officers as follow Ex. Comp. Jas R. Spence,> 1 and also imaraderic the pupil s in their ind du evering the v. apman, H Ig the staff of friends met at Cor. MOUNTJOY and THIRD TIMMINS, ONT. NNN PVRE DRUGS 47. m se xz * *#% (@ as tarlors, under the firm name of Geils :EHerman, in the Town of Timâ€" mins, has this day been dissolved by mutual: consent. The business in future will be carâ€" ried on Bby the said James Geils, who wilil pay and discharge all liabilities and debtiy and receive all moneys payâ€" able to the said firm. Dated at Timmins this 16th day of November, 1925. Notice is hereby ‘given that the partnership lately subsisting between us, the umdersigned, James Geils and Harry Herman, earrying on business Witness:=â€"â€"A C. Hrown. Tre Wife: Hubby, what kept you out: so late last night? Hubby (intoxicated) I‘ve (hic) been out with a Chiffonier, The Wife: Chiffonier, why: you don‘t know what you are talking about. A chiffonier is a swell little dresser: KHECSECIL CSR PURE DRUGS F2R N TNL TAIRD ANNUAL CHARTY TUBKEY STAG PARTY Friday evering, Dec. 18th, is the date of the third annual Charity Turkey Stag Psarty, under the direcâ€" tion of the Timmins Knights of Colâ€" umbus, for the benefit of the Associaâ€" ed‘ Charities of Timmins. *The event is to be held in the Parish Hall. Under Direction of the K. of C., i Parish Hall, Friday Evening Dec. 18th. lne programnmme follows the lines of t more so, and bigget then some. There m hundred, cribbage. â€" nundred, cmbobage, cuchre, 4 with a fine list of valuable Dutch lunch will be served will be stories, old and new Lamous â€" stor The music wi the Ramblers NOTIZSE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Hubhy $1.00 RAZOR $1.00 BRUSH Hosts of Christmas Gift suggestions may be obâ€" tained by a visit to our store. Here you will find Toys for the kiddies, Books for the boys and girls, and remembrances and useful gifts for the older ones. Let us assist you in solving your Christmas Gift problem by visiting our store, and inspecting the stocks on display. A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONYVINCE Gray‘s Drug Store for the Ladies Electric OCurling Irons SPECIAL %1 . 9 pipes and shag Saturday Special Yes, that‘s her For Saturday of this week only CHRISTMA o3 e JAMES GEILS H. HERMAN Special while they last ‘r and bet will be hm ecuchre, 4 occupying the new brick block Both for e occasion year, only better, and prizes. There by the 48â€" COT ivC ete. Book Music Store Goldficlds Theatre Block THIRD AVE. s e . Owing to the fget that the Superâ€" irftendent of the Poultry and Pet Stock Show had not completod the copang of the list of the prize winners and awards until Wednesday of this week, The Advance finds it necessary to defer publication of the list until next week, so that the complete list may be given at once in these columns. oULTRY AND PET STOCK PRIZE LIST NEXT WEEK , Convenient Terms Sold for Cash or Oneâ€"Third Cash and Balance on Convenient Terms Come in and Hear it. ‘"‘"It speaks for Itself‘‘ Radiola Combines Perfect Phonog raphic Reproduction and Radio Reception This very moderately priced Brunswick Radiola contains in one compartment as its receiving unit the latest C.G. E. Radiola 111â€"A, 4 tube regenerative receiving set. In the other compartment is the Brunswick phonograph completely equipped with all the famous, exclusive Brunsâ€" wick features, including, of course, the Allâ€"Wood Oval Amplifier through which is reproduced both record and radio. Ask to see this fine new Brunswick Radiola, Model 25.