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Mr. R. LeHeup, Inspector for the Cochrane District Children‘s Aid Soâ€" ciety, is at Hearst and other points along the Transcontinental this week on business connected with the Soâ€" ciety‘s good work. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ MENTS IN STANDARD COLORS WE DYE ALL KIND§ OF GARâ€" é AND ALL THE g / NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHADES y "4 *4 8 will find "Delightfully Satisfactory." Send Through Our Representa.tlve or by Mail or Express® to‘ THE PEMBROKE LAUNDRY Cleaning and Dyeing Co. PEMBROKE, ONTARIO 7 E Results in Curtains, Draperies, etc., that you ? ¢ E ts t SS 844444 44 4 4 b o hh 5 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 5 . . . s 5 8 No more waSshdays Look for Suds Duds. TIMMINS LAUNDRY CO. 57 Cedar Street, N., Timmins they shorten life MRS, DUDS has arranged to have Suds look after the family‘s laundry. Both she and her wellâ€"dressed husband are pretty wellâ€"tickled about the way in which Suds cleanses their clothes. â€" Puriâ€" ty and Promptness are Purâ€" poses Performed by this establishment The New Liskeard Speaker last week© says:â€"**Wednesday â€"morning one of our \\pll known young men was seen walking down Armstron«r Street, his most \151ble garment bemn a wlnte night shirt. It seems he was a good sport and did not fall down on an election agreement."‘ "*What‘s the matter?‘‘ / asked Harold. of his friend Bill, who was kicking himself. *‘*Matter?‘‘ echoed Bill. ‘‘Only a little jokeâ€" I played. Just a funny little joke‘‘ **What was it?‘‘ ‘‘*Well, you know Perecy Jones? I lent him ten dollars about a year ago, and I simply couldn‘t get him to pay it back. Then last week I heard that he had started a debt collecting agency, so I though it would be a good joke to write asking him to collect the ten dollars he owes me."‘ ‘‘ Well?"‘ ‘""Now I‘ve got a letfer from him saying he‘s collectd the ten dollars, but that it was such hard work that he‘s compelled to charge be a fee of ten dollars and fifty cents. Mail . Empire. The Quebee Bureau of Mines has just issued a geological map comâ€" piled under the direction of it officers. This map shows in colours the various geological formations of the Abitibiâ€" Temiscamingue region. It indicates the existence of an area of some 110 miles by 150 miles, in which predoâ€" minate rocks similar to those in which are found the deposits of Rouyn. The map with its explanatory notes will be of considerable advantage to the prospectors and a guide in this vast area to locailities indicating favourâ€" able conditions for mineral searches. NEW ABITIBIâ€"TEMISKAMING GEOLOGICAL MAP IS ISSUED. Mr. Jack St.. Paul has bought Mr. J. Turcotte‘s home at the corner of Bloor avenue and Brown street, and expects his wife and family home from Ottawa this week, when they willâ€" move into their new residence. We hear great reports of the new vein recently uncovered at the West Dome Lake Consolidated. | Mr. Art Tomkinsonâ€"returned this week after attending the funeral of ed 1t main Mr. and Mrs. N. Henry of the Dome, are visiting friends at Toronâ€" to. Mr. Henry will also undergo anâ€" other examination at the Hospital there, but he seems so much improvâ€" Mr. Stan Ellis, of Toronto, formerâ€" ly of this place, was a business visâ€" tor to town this week. The Porcupine Hockey Club Dance atâ€"the New School Hall on Thursday, Sept. 16th was a decided success. A large number from town, Dome and vicinity took advantage of this openâ€" ing dance of the season and consequâ€" ently the coffers of the Hockey Club benefited by quite a nice sum as a result. Ted Emery‘s ten piece orâ€" chestra supplied the music which was very much appreciated. Mr. Carl Pelangio, of hockey fame, is in camp again from North Bay. Ort September 7th a baby boy arâ€" rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Vinszenso (nee Fannie Maseâ€" mateh). â€"Congratulations. Dr. andâ€"Mrs. Day, of Connaught, were in town Saturday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘W. Wilson. As the regular meeting of the Home and School Association here should have taken place on Sept. 1l5th, which was Fair Day at Golden City, also Tag Day, it was found necessary to dispense with it and the regular annual election of officers will take place later; The new school, being built for the Ankerite, March and Paymaster Mines, is nearing completion and is to be ready for occupation on Oct. 1st. Miss Jean Ferguson, of Cornwall, has been engaged as the teacher. This is a fine oneâ€"roomed school built strictly according to CGovernment reâ€" gulations as regards lighting, heating, ventilation, ete. _ It is comfortably heated with a coal furnace, has elecâ€" tric lighting and hardwood floors, alâ€" so the new adjustable seats and desks. _ It is also large enough to give the full amount in cubic feet of air required by each child and will be a great boon to children who have been going from these properties all the way to the Dome School. A more picturesque location could not have been chosen than the site of this new school, just at the turn of the road at the foot of the Ankerite Hill. Messrs Clement (Paymiaster), Doelle (Ankerite) and MeEwen (March Gold) comprise the present School Board and to them is due much of the credit for the cosy, healthy acaâ€" demy this new school promises to be. The Harvest Home Services will be held in the Unitel Church on Sunâ€" day, â€" October 3rd. The annual Thanksgiving dinner and concert will be held the following week. On Tuesday, Sept. 21st, Miss Ivy Parsons, of the Dome Mines, was united in marriage to Mr. Alfred Young of Timmins. _ The ceremony was performed in Timming by the Rev, Archdeacon Woodall. The hapâ€" py couple will take up residence in South Poreupine and we extend to them our best wishes. This week Mr. C. M. Sceott purchasâ€" ed the home on Connaught Hill ownâ€" ed by Mr. E.S. MeEwen, which was formerly the home of Mr. W. G, A. Woods. Mr. W. P. Olton, of the Ankerite, is expected back from a motor trip through Southern Ontario toâ€"day. Mr. J. M. Nicolson, of Golden City, is in Toronto this week having acâ€" companied Mrs. Nicolson there when it was found necessary that she go for hospital treatment. the Masonic hall on Wednesday evenâ€" ing, Sept. 29th, at 8.30 shanrp. There will be good prizes and the usual bountiful eats supplied at these parâ€" ties. Don‘t miss them. Bornâ€"On Monday, Sept. 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Strachan avenue, a daughterâ€"Congratulations. The Order of putting on a B the Masonic hall ing, Sept. 29th, ; will be good pr bountiful eats s ties. Don‘t mis for Toronto ment at an received toâ€" already had for the one speedy â€"recd home. Mr.:‘C. B Rouyn distri visit at hom for Quebec. rangements 1 water in his Miss Rose Tag Day For South Porcupine Hospital a Decided Success Goldfields Band Also Assisting Securing Funds for Hospiâ€" tal. New School for March, Ankerite and Paymaster Mines. _ Dome Team Successful Again in St. John‘s Ambulance Competition. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO is hoped he won‘t have to toâ€"day s had a s one eye. recovery for the ; houses e Burns there t eyveâ€"spe day stat £ the I Bridge ‘re to unc â€"specialist stated th successful We all v "and 5 lea Eastern St: e and Euc} Wednesday 30 shanp. _ on Sunday dergo treatâ€" t‘s. A wire hat she had l operation l wish her a safe return Star Suchre n toâ€" made even â€" There usual > parâ€" I‘*+~â€" from short â€"day Spe are at 1926. _ These competitions are of great value in extending the work of ‘‘First Aid to the Injured,"‘‘ and it is hoped that the number of teams entered will increase from year to year, as the object of the competitions is to encourage and add to the efficiâ€" ency of the students of this worthâ€" while subject. Last year the Dome team were first; O ‘Brien Mines, Coâ€" balt, second ; and the Hollinger Team, third; this year the Dome were again able to beat out the O ‘Brien Team by a narrow margin, and the Lake Shore Mines, Kirkland Lake, were third ; the respective markings being as folâ€" lows:â€"Dome Mines, 210; O‘Brien, 192%; Lake Shore 164. The tests were more difficult than last year and the high average speaks well for all three teams. The Dome Mines team also entered for Dominion wide honâ€" ours this year, and are to be canâ€" gratulated on having,secured second place in stretcher drill, sixth place in team test and seventh place in the J. Fell, of the Dome had a wonderful display of cut flowers. As there was no place on the prize list for such beauties as G@ladioli, Dahlia, Gaillarâ€" dia, ete. Mr. Fell very courteously arranged his flowers for display only; not for competition. A word to the wise is sufficient; we fell, when we mention the fact that five different prizes given for Asters with nothing whatever for individual showings of Gladioli, Dahlias, Hollyhocks, Gaillarâ€" dia, Monkshood and many others that are favourites at this time of year, is searcely the division of honours that appeals to the general public. . The showing of stock was strong, with South Porcupine animals coming in for their share. Mr. Helmer‘s Jerâ€" sey Cattle and the Holsteins owned by J. Bespalko, also those of Mrs. F. Hamilton, came in for a goodly numâ€" ber of tickets. Some were pureâ€"breds of a very fine type. Bodlavik‘s team, as usual, walked easily away with the prize in the Drawing conâ€" test. A miniature engine constructâ€" ed by Mr. Spadafore of this place came in for some very complimentary remarks. Our friends in Golden City showed us every courtesy as usual; the weatherâ€"man smiled his best, and altogether the day was a very satisâ€" factory one to those who attended from this side of the Lake. In the Sty John‘s Ambulance Comâ€" petition for the George Wright Shield emblematic of the championship of Ontario Mines, the Dome Mines‘ team, consisting of H,. H. Costain, Robert MeWilliaims, E. J. Uren and 8. H. Phillips, were again succeessful in We are sorry to report Mr. F. Bisâ€" sette very ill with pneumonia at the Dome hospital. The Imperial Bank is again unâ€" dergoing extensive renovations being freshly painted, new doors being put on, etc. The steel framework of the New Skating Rink is now being built. Many, in fact, most people from here attended the Fair at Golden City on Sept. 15th. Some were also sueâ€" cessful exhibitors, Mrs. Art. Ewing, Bruce avenue won first and also the special for the best Lemon Pie, beâ€" sides winning several other prizes on relishes, pickles, biscuits, ete. _ We live near enough to her to have tasted such delicacies as she can make on various occasions and we quite agree with the opinion of the judges. Mr. vâ€" a Last Sunday a group of fair tagâ€" gers accompanied by their chaperones and the Porcupine Goldfields Band visited the Dome, Dome Extension, West Dome Lake Consolidated: and the Paymaster Mines. While the Band discoursed some of its finest music the girls tagged for the beneâ€" fit of the new hospital, and a nice sum was realized to be added to the results of Golden City Tag Day. Next Sunday, Sept. 26th, after church the Band are giving a concert in the Majestic Theatre, the proceeds to be‘donated toward the hospital. Don‘t miss this treat, and help along a good cause. his father at Galt. Mrs. Jas. Hogg will remain at her girlhood home for some time longer. Mrs. R. Wallace and Bobby, Jr are home after a visit in Cobalt, FOSTER CUP ADDE 10 â€" Timmins Football Club won the Foster Cup on Saturday last by deâ€" feating the Dome, with the score of 2 to 0. N. Dougall scored the first goal from a beautiful shot from the wing, and Fell, of the Dome, sent the second goal in from a scrimmage in front of the his own goal. The match was at the Dome grounds and was an interesting and pleasing one. By the winning of the Foster Cup the Timmins F. C. now have all the trophies for the season except the C. V. Gallagher Cup, donated for the Ontario Cup series. As would be exâ€" pected under the efficient management and officers for the year, the Timmins Football Club has had a very successâ€" ful season, and have a number of trophies to show the success attained. The season has been a good one in town for football and while the boys would have liked to gone further in the Cup series, the luck was against them in that, but there are other seasons coming, and it is hoped yet to add the Ontario Cup to the others of the T. F. C. Timmins Football Team IWin from Dome on Saturday, with the Score 2 to 0.\ Tea and Sale of Home Cooking, in aid of the St. Matthew‘s Sr. W. A., will be held at the home of Mrs. W. H. Pritchard, northwest corner of Sixth avenue and Hemlock street, on Saturday, Sept. 25th, from 3 to 6 sum now realized amounts to $365.75. There is still the sacred concert on Sunday evening at the Majestic by (Goldfields Band so we hope to to the $400.00 mark for this much needâ€" ed cause,â€"i.e. adding sufficient eguip- ment to our new hosnital. I The Tag day held at Golden City and vicinity on Fair Day was a deâ€" cided success and netted a nice sum for the Women‘s Auxiliary of the new hospital. Splendid organization was one of the pleasing features of the day; no girl tagging for a longer period than two hours; being relieved by others at that time with no hiteh whatever in the workingâ€"out of arâ€" rangements. Those who tagged in Schumacher were under the abl suâ€" pervision of Mrs, Williams, while in town, and at the Fair, Mrs. T. J. Wright assisted by other officers took charge. _ Two ladies were up early enough to tage the passengers of the early morning train and all trains were tagged throughout the day. The largest individual tagâ€"box was that of Mrs. Jaek Ostrom, containing the sum of $41.55. In the evening the girls were brought in cars to the 1.0.0.F. hall, where an appetizing supper was spread for them at seven o‘clock, and a merry time was enjoyed for a couple of hours.. During the supper various names for the new hospital were sugâ€" gested the following being made:â€" Tisdale General Hospital, Temiskamâ€" ing â€"General â€" Hospital; *‘Princess Elizabeth Hospital (in honour of the tiny daughter of the Duke and Duchâ€" ess of York). The Pioneer General Hospital. Suggestions from any citiâ€" zen are welcomed and should be sent to the secretary, Mrs. Max Smith, Mr. 8. Sky has promised to give a donation duplicating the amount of the highest box, ie. Several other private donations have been sent in since Tag Day and the total sum now realized amounts to $365.75. There is still the sacred concert on BRITISH CANADIAN 53 Wellington St. W. Toronto 38â€"39 in spare or full time taking orders for ‘‘Imperial Art‘‘ Xmas Greetâ€" ing Cards. . $100.00 easily earned in a month. _ Liberal commission. Sample book free aged to beat even this team in stretcher drill, so allâ€"inâ€"all the Dome did exceedingly well and deserve comâ€" mendation for their success in â€"their first attempt at Dominion competition, as well as having won the Provincial trophy two years in succession. Extra Money This Fall Studio : Strain Block Box 332, South Porcupins Lessons given in any branch of Art 2.30â€"4.30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays ARTIST SCULPTOR INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMIST The Most Sanitary ard Un â€" to â€" date Opp, Public School, Golden Avenue Dr. A. H. Cameronâ€" _ Smith Golden Ave. Lztcst Styles in Ladies‘ Haircuts a Specialty. ‘‘Around the corner from the Post Office‘‘ PHONE 38 soOUTH PORCUPINE El_mrsday, Sept. 23rd, 1926 Buy your Christmas preâ€" sents now. White Ivory goods at 25 p.c. discount. Full assortment in stock at We Install and Repair all kinds of Electrical Equipâ€" ment. Estimates (Given Campbell Bros. B. L. Pilsworth Estate Electrical Work Next to Gold Range Hotel b5c. EACH Why Pay More? South End _â€"Pharmacy L0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 93. AP RECORDS CIAN SURGEON ACCOUCHEUR South Porcupine Phone 51 â€" Shop town % 26â€"38h ~18â€"31p