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: NNN NIH~ Thurs., Dec. 17th, 1925. # 82 2*aa*, abe obe atente «5 +* y s o y R oo 3. 0“0 0“0 0“0 0“0 r 0“0 0“0 * +« 0“0 owo 0»0 . s l ono omo . owo tÂ¥ ..‘. '.‘z................... ‘ .. .. .. . *X 4* o esnt o.ooooooooooooo0000‘000000000?000“.?02oooocouzoooooa?oooocofloocoz Try our Bulk Chocolates, special mixtures........ DRUGS AND SOMETHING MORE Phone 129 Goldfields Theatre Block Timmins, Ont. h w s s s s i 5 ib in i in i i i i 1p1 5 i i i i i i i i i i p oo in ie i ie i id ie it ip ip i5 i5 15 1515 0515 15 1515 15 4545 45 46 45 45 45 45 4 TOILET REQUISITES FOR THE $ THE WELLâ€"KNOWN "DINKIE" LADIES‘ BOUDOIR PEN Christmas Suggestions IHk TEN COMMANDMENTS LAST TIME TOâ€"NIGHT James Oliver Curwood‘s THE THUNDERBOLTâ€"OF THE SCREEN Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., December 23â€"â€"24â€"25â€"2§ 2.30â€"Matinee and Eveningâ€"8.30 An Epic Melodrama of The Birth of a Nationâ€"and its migration. On they raced to a watery grave â€" Ten thousand of Pharaoh‘s finestâ€" And the Red Sea closed over them. A scene you‘ll never forget in immins Drug Co. Limited horse and dog pal, fights for their master. Ranger No. 13 â€" "Oncle Tom‘s Gal" Featuring Jac Hoxie. Here is a very remarkâ€" able adventure picture in which a marvellous FRIDAY SAT., DEC. 18â€"19th. EVELYN BRENT IIF: :: A picture to remember. Love, Tears, Thrills, and Laughs. It‘s the greatest melodrama of its kind. "Fire Chief" MON. TUES., DEC. 21â€"22nd. Buck Jones WED. THURS., DEC. 23â€"24th. " DARING DAYS" The management of the Old Empire Thoatre assure you a delightful entertainment. Bring your friends. E OUTLAW" "WINNER TAKES ALL" 40th Door, No. 7 "Neptune‘s Stepdaughter " " Dick Turpin" ............................ 49c. per 1b. Ranger No. 14. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. "Just Cowboys" proxy.. This party claimed that many proxies formerly sent to Mr. Fennell, had been cancelled and a demand was made for an audit of shares representâ€" ed at the meeting. This party also claimed that there were not sulficient shares represented to make the meetâ€" ing legal and withdrew. Mr. Fennell explained that the plan of the manâ€" agement was to so invest the fund;: at the disposal of the company that it would grow to sufficient proportions to enable the company to acquire and develop a property independently at some future time. He stated that the directors at present had no such investment definitely in view, but that they wanted power to act wher the occasion roge. There seems to be a chance of some further disagreement among the shareâ€" holders of the Poreupine Davidson Mines, according to despatches that affirm that at a recent meeting of the shareholders a byâ€"law was submitted by the directors for ratification, to enable them to use the $125,000 in the treasury for the purchase of stock in any mining company as they see fit. Mr, Robert Fennell, a director, stated following the meeting that the requirâ€" ed twoâ€"thirds of the stock of the comâ€" pany was represented at the meeting and that the byâ€"law was passed. Two opposing forees were represented, one identified. with the Davidson Consolidated Mines, who had a large minority interest, in person and by ‘*I Wish I had Someone to Love Me,"‘ was remarkably well given for one so young. After the waltz, ‘‘Glory of Egypt,‘‘ by the Band, Bobby Miner, another of our youthful wonders in the music line, gave a violin solo. The Poreupine Juvenile Orchestra, which is fast becoming one of the most popular musical organization in town, gave several selections and after a very pretty ‘‘Serenade‘‘ played by the Band, Mr. H. Anderson, a visitor in town, was called upon for a readâ€" ing, which was given in such a realistic manner that one could clearâ€" ly picture the horse and rider and surging throng that he itold about. His response to the hearty encore was an equallyâ€"well rendered comic numâ€" ber. The Pappone Bros. (Tony and Mike) pleased everybody with their clever clarionet playing in the duets DAVIDSON SHAREHOLDERS NOT ALL IN AGREEMENT The Band Concert on Sunday evenâ€" ing after the church services was well attended. It was held in the Majestic Theatre which was filled to the doors. The exceptionally, fine programme was opened by the Band, with ‘‘MceKinley‘s Own March‘‘ (by King), and this was followed by an overture; then Benny Mitchell‘s solo, Miss Lilian Cugr of Paris, France, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Sol Sky, has gone to Orillia and Torâ€" onto to visit other friends. Another cousin, Mr. Geo. Cugr, of Chicago has also been on a visit to Mrs. Sky. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart and little sonis, Lloyd and Nellis, of Shawâ€" ville, Qudbec, have arrived for a proâ€" longed visit at the home of the formâ€" er‘s sister, Mrs. Geo., Pirie, Golden Avenue. j Mr. H. Anderson, Mayor of Mcâ€" tier, Ontario, has been visiting hin boyhood friend, Mr. W. W. Wilson. He left for home on Tuesday. Mr. Morrison, of Thessalon, left on Tuesday after a visit with friends in town. The many friends of Miss Ivy Starâ€" ling are welcoming her back these days as she is home from the Mayo Institute Rochester, Minn., where she has been undergoing treatment that has been of great benefit to her. The doctors now advise a complete rest of ‘six months when she is to undergo a further series of operations. Deâ€" spite the various operations undergone and the three days trip home, Miss Starling reached South Porcupine in much better health physically ithan she has known for years, and her many friendss are rejocing in the fact that a more perfect recovery may be made than was at first aniticipated. Miss Sarah Nlotnick is on a visit to friends in Toronto. Mrs. K. Firth and two children have recently returned from a_ three months‘ sojourn with friends in Sasâ€" katchewan and Manitoba. Attractive Band Concert / > At South Porcupine, Sunday Mr. Wm. Davis has brought his family, consisting of his wife and three children, from Regina, Sask., and is comfortably domiciled on Bloor Avenue. South Poreupine, Dec. 16th. Specâ€" ial to The Advance. Mr, Geo. Bartle came from Toronto during the past week and is renewifig acquaintances in town. / Mrs. C. D. Boycee, of Ottawa, left for home this week after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Britton. The many friends of Mrs. C. B. Morgan wish her a speedy recovery from her present illness. We hear that the result of the Whitney elections was viz:â€"Reeve, Capt. Wm. McGregor; Councillors:â€"â€" Jos. Young, J. Lowden, R. Smith, and P. Rotondo. Varied and Pleasing Programme Delights Big Crowd. Results of the Whitney Township Election. Concert to be held at Golden City Toâ€"morrow (Friday) Evening. Other South Porcupine News. garde, but him on the the sincere mAdie To train to Rouyn rider 1 « Acstory came from the South last week that will find ready belief beâ€" cause it is so typical of the sympathetâ€" ic heart of Chairman Geo. W. Lee, of the T. £ N. 0. Railway. It is a story of how the resources of the T. N. 0. were turned for a time from strict businesss to give ready help and kindâ€" liness to one in trouble through illness in the fanuly iback home.. On Wedâ€" nesday evening about six o‘clock Mr. Lee at North Bay received a long disâ€" tance telephone call from Renfrew, Ont., telling him that the daughter of Mayor Hunegarde, of Rouyn, was dangerously ill, and asking him if there was any way that the news could be carried quickly to the father, so that he might reach the daughter‘s bedside before she died. Chairman Lee gave all his shrewdness and earnâ€" estness to the task suggested. He got in touch with the station agent at Cheminis, the present ‘terminus of the branch from â€" Larder Lake to RKRouyn. At Cheminis a horse and John Clattenburg, the monthâ€"oldâ€" son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clattenâ€" burg, died at Porquis Jet., on Sunâ€" day, Dec. 13th,. The remains were brought to South Poreupine, where the funeral took place from the home of Mrs. Clattenburg‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs.Jno. P. MceGuire, on Tuesâ€" day, Dee. 15th. M On Friday, Dec. 1l1th, a small daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Rotondo, Golden Citv. Watch for the best in good Shortâ€" bread and Christmas Cakes at the (Golden North Bakery, west of the Post Office on Bruce Ave. Courteous attention to your requirements will be given. â€"50 The marriage took place on Sunâ€" day, Dec. 13th, of Fanny Musematch, second daughter of Mrs. Geo. Cosenâ€" tino, â€" and James Congenio. The bride and groom were supported by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cosco, and Rose and Angelina Coseo acted as flower cirls. ‘The marriage was solemnized at the home of the bride‘s mother and stepâ€"father,Mr. and Mrs., (Geo. Cosentino, on Strachan Ave. After a sumptuous wedding supper dancing took place until the early hours. The happy couple will reside in their new home on Strachan Avenue. CHAIRMAN OF THE T. N. 0. NOTED FOR HIS KINDLINESS The Anglican Sunday School are also preparing a Christmas enterâ€" tainment, the date of which has not been _ settled yet. Onâ€" Christmas morning there will lbe an early Comâ€" munion in the Anglican Church at 8 a.m. and a service at 11 a.m. 16 16 The pupils in Golden City are preâ€" paring a firstâ€"class concert to be givâ€" en there on the evening of Friday, Déec. 18th. Quite a number from South End are talking of going across to enjoy it, if the weather is favorâ€" able. On Saturday Mr. MacMillan, principal of the school leaves for his home in Stratford and Miss Edington, his assistant leaves to spend her holidays at Wellesley, Ont. â€" _ NX1OuUs # which they â€" gave. Although Mr. (Grenville has not been heard much before in soloâ€"work in town he will certainly ‘be looked for again at fuâ€" ture entertainments after his fine renâ€" dition of *‘Summer Will Come Again."‘‘ Mr. Geo., Cole, who very ay, mile ride into ie tTrain Cheminis was held long enough for . Hunegarde to arrive, and when reached North Bay on Thursday found that arrangements had been de for him to travel by a freight in to Renfrew. â€" It would be an cious journey.home for Mr. Huneâ€" de, but it would be a solace for i on the anxious journey to know _sincere good wishes going out to heminis a hore and ured and hurried on the nto Rouvn. The train him all the way of Mr. Geo. W Arch. Gilles, B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. gfizkznsons 3’. oz‘ogrqo/zc:r’ .: s 4 “ . ol p‘ * ‘O 4 ' *4 es s Miks* [ ttle y*® Engineer Contract Mining Claim Assessment Work, Land Surveys, Mine Surveys, Eonâ€" gineering, Reports, Plans and Es timates. w Ontario Land Surveyor, Civil P.0. Building, Timmins. NESIDENCE PHONE 362â€"Wâ€"2 OFFICE PHONE 362â€"\Vâ€"1 Consulting Auditor Office Systems Installed Income Tax Adjuster Block. P. 0. Box 883 Room 2, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Armstrong Electric Company 53 Cedar Street, N Timmins a Ont. With the long evenâ€" ings setting in, now is the time to instal that Radio. Consult us before you buy. Watch our window and show cases. Photos for Christmas may be left until reâ€" quired by paying half down. As we have only a limited number of these calendars, come early. from the kindly Timmins 7" _