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Taylor Hardware â€" |COBALT MAN CONVICTED || ON NEGLIGENCE CHARGE Advices from Cobhalt this week say that Harry Hendrickson, of Cohult was sentenced to five months in Bul- wash on a conviction for criminal negligence in connection with an autoâ€" mobile accident in that town on Octoâ€" ber 18, when Mr. Mary Gillard was painfully injured by a car driven by the aceused Three police officers swore Hendrickson was drunk at the time, although Mrs. Hendrickson deâ€" claled her husband had had nothing to drink to her knowledge that evenâ€" ing. A friend you have to buy won‘t be worth what you have to pay for him. "A CHAIN "Gyproc‘‘ comes in conâ€" venient ceilingâ€"high sheets, and is applied the same as any ordinary wallboard. â€"all you need is a hammer, a saw and a few nails. ‘Gyproc as quickly and easily applied Sunday evening, Dec. 20th, will be Night‘‘ at the Band Conâ€" cert in the Goldfields Theatre after the churech services. Cornish Christâ€" mas carols will be one specially pleasâ€" ing feature of the programme. Solos by talented iCornish singers will also be on the programme. In next week‘s issue of The Advance it is expected to publish the complete programme for the Band‘s ‘‘Cornish Night!‘‘ on Dec. 20th. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. ‘The following is from ‘The iSt. Mary‘s Jouralâ€" Argus, St. Mary‘s Ont ‘‘Timmins has gained quite a repuâ€" tation whether enviable or otherwise, of being a regular ‘‘dog town,"‘"‘ more dogs in Timmins than any other town the same size or 1«11’“‘91‘, they â€"say. Sleigh dogs are in the predomlnance, of course, but there are several pureâ€" bred pedigreed dogs, prize winners in their elass, which tend to bring the average up to a higher plane."‘ ‘‘CORNISH NIGHT‘‘ PROGRAM PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK TIMMINS IS PAMOUS FPOR ITS DOGS, GOOD AND BAD Angelo Cooley Studor Fraser TIMMINS BOWLING TEAM LOST T0 SCGHUMAGHER 2834. Yorke was high with 683 total for the winners and Cooley was high with 629 for the losers. Tonkin Saturday night Timmins Bowling team dlost to Schumacher on McelInâ€" tyre Alley. The Schumacher team were in good form, bowling a total of Interesting Game at McIntyre Reâ€" creation Hall on Saturday Last orke °.. ... :. . . MeMillan atus= . anchfield . art: .}. Schumacher New Liskeard Timmins 207 183 167 198 168 160 0 10 845 16 /m 19. @ ¢#*+ 0:0 #. #">" v/%*,* ... 55l 620 348 y 0'0 14 204 The Hamilton Herald says that the champion fish story is the one told by an Ottawa statistician to the effect that if Canadians were to eat four times as much fish as they now eat tle national debt would soon be paid off. Steel Shopsâ€" Pither . . Mullins . Cooke . . Rickard .. Andrews . ... C«ray .: Keelov Friday nightâ€"The three games from the are in second place. high single, 227, ar total for the winners Shops Mullins got 2f total. Engineersâ€" ; ;.; ./ 287 audgeon.:. . Martin . Goldstein Platus .. T97 Schumacher Hardware 100 Bawson‘.": :.; :. LZTO Slartin .:.‘ .:. LOT Goldstein: ..*>, ; 155 ing a foul in the last frame. Leftâ€"Oversâ€" McLellan: .. ..; 170 $Yilliamsâ€".. ; ; i% 1G0 Valentine .. ... >170 ierlong.. ... s. LLB Monahan... .. ;. . .® Blanchfield .. .. 169 78 852 2413 Thursday â€" nightâ€"Leftâ€"Overs three points. The Schumacher Hardâ€" ware won the first game. point, lost the second by Platus makâ€" Blanchâ€" field was high for the winners and Lawson was high for the Hardware. 186 <1)+) wee mat se 196 164 193 103 167 157 201 193 wWoOn Only one 459 549 532 115 365 DDD Mercantileâ€" ; Hall:..: .‘ s Jucksch .. . Sullivan .. . Campbell .. . ;. Wednesday. nightâ€"Mill and Merâ€" For the Mill, Yorke registered 222 single and Todhunter was high with 553 total. For the Mereantile Starr cantile got two points each. single and 562 total. Millâ€" ./. u... 100 T odhunter. .. ‘.. 147 Forke® . 14B ":.. ". :.) 140 MceFarlane .. .. 164 184 185 222 163 155 with 197 155 221. 172 109 120 472 553 539 417 130 Office Waddle . Ellis. . Gray :. . Talceott . Sandwith Newlands E. Williams . M. MceMillan Brownh. .*.;‘ ~; Costain. . /.. 8. MceMillan Mcelntyre Bowling League is now well away. Leftâ€"Overs take first place and Enâ€" gineers close second. Tuesday nightâ€"Shops team took four points. Capt. McMillan got high single 217, and 523 total. Waddle for the losers registered 220 single and 564 total. Shopsâ€" Cushing ...‘.;= 154 ;.. ~/(..:â€".154 Anogrignon .:; Leftâ€"Overs Take First Place and Ensineers Close Second in Mcâ€" Intyre League. 6000 CAMEG N McR IRGUE onkev 840 952 738 2539 htâ€"The Engineers took rom the Steel Stops, and place. Hall registered 227, and Simpson 589 winners. For the Steel 141 105 146 141 199 188 138 10B 147 145 145 164 159 165 100 sin@le and 531 118 212 183 833 19 { 163 166 205 185 234 181 1565 197 90(61 127 136 196 202 185 176 150 219 213 142 191 130 116 1509 179 180 175 167 155 221. 172 109 120 7(08 2225 182 135 120 2no 164 140 151. 2501 497 494 490 283 526 580 147 426 555 48( 600 554 420 256 142 479 5062 5064 523 235 TTA 407 177 3306 Heavy Specific Gravity Genuine Russ1an Mmeral OQi Therefore a safe, pleasant laxaâ€" tive and preventive of Conâ€" stipation. There is only one Parâ€"ol, so be sure that you get it when you ask for it. Look for the Red Circle. Sold byâ€" GOLDFIELDS DRUG STORE ' Lfi‘Lr’ijcafit Life without a friend is death withâ€" out a witness. The management of the Goldfields Theatre have been fortunate in bookâ€" ing Cecil B. DeMill‘s mammoth proâ€" duction, ‘‘The Ten Commandments,"‘ considered to be the greatest motion picture success of recent times. This wonderful film will be here for four days during Christmas week, Dec. 23, 24, 25 and 26, showing matinees and evenings. This picture is not only specially appropriate for the holiday week, but it is also the greatest enterâ€" tainment to be shown to the people of Timrmins. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS TO BE HERE CHRISTMAS WEEK The Instrumental Quartetteâ€"Bandsâ€" men Lloyd, Poad, Murphy and Wolno, also pleased the gathering, their wellâ€" rendered number winning deserved applause. Announcement was made of the next Band Concert, in the Goldfields Theatre, after the church services on sunday, Dec. 20th. This is to be a special Cornish Night, with Cornish mnusic, Cornish carols, ete., featured. To judge from the insistent and continued applause, probably the most popular number on the proâ€" grammme was the guitar and madolin duet by Bandsmen Carne and Poad. This unusually sweet musice found special _ appreciation. Bandsmen Carne and Poad showed outstanding talent on these intruments and won very decided favour. Voeal solo, by Mr. Larkin. Instrumental Quartette, Winds,‘‘ by Bandsmen Lloyd, Poad, Murphy and Wolno. Overture, ‘‘Norma,‘‘ by the Band. (Gold Save the King. The selections by. the Band found favour as usual. The soloist of the evening, Mr. Larkin, proved specially popular, being. enthusiastically reâ€" called on both his appearances on the platform,. _ His effective rendition of the selections given, and his fine voice, pleased all. The audience was especâ€" tally appreciative of his rendition of ‘*Mother Machree,"‘ and * Somewhere a Voice is Calling.‘ Another big hit of the evening was the violin playing of Mr. Morris Hyâ€" man. He gave classical and lighter popular selections with equal talent and he was given very marked apâ€" preciation from the audience for his gifted work on the violin. Mr. Ted Emery played the piano accompaniâ€" ments for these numbers. The Goldfields Theatre was wellâ€"fillâ€" ed on Sunday evening after the church services, for the fifth band concert of this season. The programme for the evening was as follows:â€" March, ‘‘Loyal Hearts,‘‘ by the Band. Selections, ‘‘A Gaiety Girl,‘‘ by the Timmins Citzens‘ Band. Voeal solo, by Mr. TLarkin Voeal solo, by Mr. Larkin. Violin solo, by Mr. Morris Hyman. selection, ‘‘Lurline,"‘‘ by the Band. Guitar and Mandolin â€" duet by Bandsmen Carne and Poad. Waltz, ‘‘Monastery Bells,"‘ by Band. * HFTH SUGGESGFUL BAND GONCERT DF THE SEASON Good Attendance and Excellent Proâ€" gramme on Sunday Evening Last, after the Church Timmins, Ont. 36 Wilson Ave.., cor. Preston St Phone 610â€"J. Satisfaction assured you here whether you Buy or Sell. Give us a Trial. Goods Delivered Free. Don‘t Buy or Sell Before You See Me. Best Prices on all Goods Purchased. Lowest Prices on all Goods Sold. New and Secondâ€" Hand Store câ€"o HOLLINGER MINE 50 MEN WANTED. 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