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@8§009809008060000000000000000004846¢ 40660068 ¢4 10 Cedar Street, South Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work. ESTIMATES FREE Thurs., Feb. 1ith, 1926 EXCLUSIVE DEALERS I"OR @l oY A"rh"\ !ATIN * ‘U Brazeau Son THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE wortHeasrtErnN ONTARIO! AMOS, QUEBEC Head Office The Bank has branches at Timmins, Schumacher, Cobalt, Capreol, Sudâ€" bury, and Coniston in Northâ€"eastern Ontario, and, by virtue of its knowâ€" ledge of conditions obtaining in that territory, is in a position to offer to those having business transactions in the Amos district, an unexcelled banking service in all its branches. The Amos branch is under the manâ€" agement of Mr. A. L. Dessert and all enquiries will receive prompt and careful attention. A branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce has been opened in the town of Amos, which serves the ROUYN mining field in Northâ€" western Quebec. Office â€" » â€" Toronto S, H. Logan, General Manager HUMOROUS BEBATES A SOUTH PBRGUPINE { greater r: per l:our was fined hurst wai Young People Enjoy Very Interestâ€" ing Mceeting Tuesday of Last Week. In the police court Wednesday last the charge against Gus Knutson was changed from criminal negligence to that of manslaughter, and the se remanded. to Feb. 10. The case aâ€" gainst Frark Kolenchuk was also reâ€" manded a B. Bostrone was South Poreupine, Feb. 4th, 1926. Special to The Advance. with driving an auto at a ‘to of specuo thian 12%, miles ‘ through Schumacher and $io and costs, Wm. Fairâ€" ; _charged awith driving at a mortHwestern QUEBEC AMOoS L ‘"‘the Sceotch have a greater sense of humour than the Irish.‘‘ . Miss Helen Michaelson was judged the champion debater. All were earried out in a spirit of fun and there was many a good laugh. Miss MacDonald, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. F. Hamilton had the difficult (?) task of judging but were accused of allowing sentiment to sway them. Incidents that suggest not only the hopeful spirit of the North, but also the energy and initiative of the people of this land are given as an aftermath of the fire at the Hunter block in Cobalt. The fire destroyed the building on Sunday and on Monâ€" day two of the business men concernâ€" ed were on their way to Toronto to purchase new stocks apd fixtures in theâ€"meantime â€" having. secured. new premises in Cobalt. *A bachelor has more chance of finâ€" ancial success than a married man,‘‘ Rev. Mr. Davis, pastor of the United Church, Smooth Rock Falls, returned home on Wednesday after a visit to Rev. and Mrs. Bain here. At the Young People‘s Club: on Tuesday evening the entertainment took the form of a ‘‘Battle of Wits,"‘ being a weries of debates with a 2â€" minute limit, on such monentous questions as ‘‘Married men make the best dishwashers,‘‘ "the Custom of Bobbed Hair should be abotished,"‘ greater rate of speed than 12% miles per hbhour at intersections and was fined $15 and costs. \Wm. Karpmk paid a similar fine for «a similar charge. Asa Ferrigan was charged with driving an auto at a greater rate of speed than 25 miles per hour on the Dome road and paid. a fine of $20 and costs. Two aliens charged with unlawfully having firearmés paid a fine of $25 and costs. M of/rhe Extractof Cod Liver Tar® Mr. V. Evans returned from a visit to North Bay and \mepeg Tuesday evening. § for COUGHs, coLDs 8 and BRONCHITIS 2 Mr. W. G. A. Woods, of Toronto, is in town this week. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The new hotel company at Haileyâ€" bury is suing two citizens of the county town for unpaid stock subâ€" seription and interest on same. One man bought $1000.00 in stock and paid $100.00, and he is being sued for the balance, which with interest is $941.00. The other bought $600.00 worth of stock, and paid nothing, beâ€" ing sued for $627.00. The party on the twelfth is to honâ€" our our old friend, St. Valentine, and his pal, Dan Cupid. Sounds like a dangerous session for the bachelors of the community ; however they seem willing to take the chance of being sniped by that most presistéent of snipers who, to date, has never missed a heart with his trusty bow. The boys are kicking through with much enthusiasm and certainly are making an effort, of no mean proporâ€" tions, to inject much pep and all that stuff into the evening‘s enterâ€" tainment which will be bristling with novelties, all of which will assure the natives that the ‘*Third Sleepless Night of the Bachelor‘s Insommia Club‘‘ will be a ‘‘wow‘‘ and make the excitement of the Florida boom look as solemn as the death of Little Eva, or as dead as the crossâ€"word puzzle craze. The Bachelor‘s Insomnia Club of South Poreupine have another of their ‘*Sleepless Nights‘‘ scheduled for February twelfth, in the high school at South End. It would appear from the reports and comments on the preâ€" vious dances that they are thoroughly enjoyed and they are something to look forward to with pleasure. It is said that Redman was found bending over the careass of a deer which he had just shot, and which he was in the act of cutting up, when he received the charged. MAN MISTAKEN FOR DEER SHOT IN KNEE, AND DIED Last week Albert Redman, a farmâ€" er of Phelps Township, near North Bay. Coroners Dr. A. MeMurchie Sr., expedition with some friends. An inquest was held, after investigation by Provincial Officer Elliott, of North Bay. Corners Dr. A. MeMurchie Sr., and Dr. James Fallon, of North Bay, hrought in a verdiect of accidental death, exonerating Nelles Timothy who it was that accidentally â€" fired the fatal shot. Acting Crown Atâ€" torney H. Renyolds appeared in the interests of the Crown, due to the absence of Crown Attorney T. E. Mcâ€" Kee. From the evidence it was found that the incident oceurred when it was just turning dusk, and, mistakâ€" ing his comrade for a deer, Timothy fired, the shot entering Redman‘s left leg above the knee, cutting the ‘‘femâ€" oral"‘‘ artery, so that he soon bled to death, despite the efforts of his two fellowâ€"hunters, Nelles Timothy and Alfred Yeabeslev. It is alleged that Redman was left behind \xhlle the other two proâ€" ceeded together on a little sortie to scare up some deer. They were just returning, ‘‘There‘s a deer,‘‘ and unâ€" suapectmvly Timothy raised his rifle, which caused his friend‘s death. Then, to spoil the whole story, the Haileybury curlers a few days afterâ€" wards go up to Englehart and win the cup again, bringing it back to Haileyâ€" bury with them. ‘‘Experts of the local eurling club got a surprise on Thursday last, when two rinks from the Englehart club came to town to play for the Engleâ€" hart Cup. «After succeessfully defendâ€" ing the trophy against the best that North Bay and New Liskeard could send during the last few weeks, the Haileybury weilders of the broom and stones thought they had a life lease on it, but, greatly to their surprise, the comparatively new curlers of the railway town proved too fast for the locals and carried ,off the trophy in triumph the following morning.‘ ‘‘SLEEPLESS NIGHTS AS IS8S" AT SOUTH END TOMOCORROW There is always much interest in this North Land in regard to the comâ€" petitions for the Englehart Cup. Thirs trophy has been held so long by Haileybury that it looked as if it might become a fixture at the County Town. But some days ago Englehart went and won the cup. (Speaking of the matter, The Haileyburian sayvs:â€" ENGLEHART CURLERS WIN THE ENGLEHART CUP No other cigar in Canada makes the same universal appeal to every class of smoker. In a Class by Itself Wilson‘s EUCHRE, FIVE HUNDRED AND BRIDGE FOR THE HOSPITAL Some of the members of the Ladies of Charity have organzied a Euchre, Five Hundred and Bridge to be held in the St. Anthony‘s Parish Hall this (Thursday) evening, commencing at 8 o‘clock. The event is to be in‘ aid of the Timmins General Public Hosâ€" pital. In view of the worthiness of the cause and the fact that the event is sure to be a very enjoyable one, there should be a particularly large attendance. Everybody will be welâ€" come and everybody should be there this evening for this fine event. Reâ€" freshments will be served during the evening. The admission fee has been kept at the nominal figure of only half a dollar. If you haven‘t already bought a ticket, buy one at the door this evening. To quote the eard sent out with the invitations :â€"‘‘From all accounts this party is going to be a ‘‘wow,‘‘ "‘the cat‘s whiskers,‘‘ ‘"‘the tiger‘s front teeth,"‘"‘ and "‘the Berries‘‘ combined. As the Club was organized for the purpose of giving good dances, and as there are quits a few Dome boys on the executive, it is up to the Dome dancers to show that they appreciate the work done by the committees and to turn out in full foree, as on the support given by the Dome dancers depends the enthusiasm of the Bacheâ€" lors to still further extend themselves to maintain their reputations as good dance purveyors. In a letter received from Mr. W. Parnell, hestates that the climate down where he is, i. e., California, averages around 60 degrees; just dandy, he says. Well, we never get it so . far below zero as that. Both Bill and Tom Sawyer are getting along fine and all wish them the best of luck in their new locations. Mr. R. Gegg, recently with the Goudreau Mine, has commenced his duties as assaver at the Ankrite. Mr. Walter Woods, recently with the Night Hawk Peninsular, is now on the geological staff of the Huronâ€" ian Belt Co. Dr. Norman Russell is now resident doctor at the Dome Hospital, having moved in on Monday last week. South Poreupine, Feb. 4, 1926. gpecml to The Advance. ‘‘Dome Foam. f The steel work of the new Ankerite mill is now completed and the instalâ€" lation of the machinery will start imâ€" mediately. The Paymaster Mill is being rapidâ€" ly completed and the machinery inâ€" stallation has gone on apace. It is expected that March 15 will see the turningâ€"over of the first unit. The West Dome Consolidated is running at full capacity. The manâ€" ager, Mr. D. MePhail, is pleased with the favourable underground showâ€" ings at the new winze. The March Mine Mill is having its machinery put in place and the exâ€" pectations are that this embryo proâ€" ducer <wift commence milling operâ€" ations about the middle of April. The Bachelors are going to hold anâ€" other big: dance, this time to comâ€" memorate St. Valentine‘s Night, and judOinrr from their past successes it is going to be worth losing sleep over. MINES 1N DOME SEGTION SHOWINEGE MUCH AGTIVTY Steel Work of Ankerite Mill Comâ€" pleted. Work on Paymaster Mill Progressing. Other ‘‘Dome Foam‘‘ are sealed in airâ€"tight aluminum foil. Their fresh flavor is finer than any Japan or Gunpowder. Try SALADA. Young Tender Leaves and tips used in Gordon H. Gauthier P.0. BOX 373, SCHUMACHER W. A. SEVERT North T. N. 0. Tracks, West of Station. Let us repair and waterproof that leaky roof before the rainy season. Parabestos Roofing Paint, and Kantleek Roofing Cement For Sale On Aug. 1st, O. Seguin will Open in the store at 3 Cedar Street, N. Hemstitching, Singer Sewâ€" ing Machines, Gramoâ€" phones, Gramonphone Reâ€" pairs, etc. Mr. Gauthier will be at Timmins daily. 3 Cedar Street, N. Phone 254â€"w. Storm Sash Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc. Corner Kirby Ave and Mountjoy St P.0. BOX 974. â€" TIMMINS, ONT. oFFICES REED BLOCK, TIMMINS and _â€"â€"8OUTH PORCUPINE. SASH, FRAMES, DOORS, GENERAL WOODWORK. Singer Sewing Machine Shop Hot Bed Sash 111