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Dated at Timmins, this Seventh day of February, A.D., 1927. WILLIAM O. LAXGDON,. ron, their rames, addresses and full particulars in writing of their elaims and statements of their accounts and e nature 6f the securities held by em, if any And ta’ke noticc that ~after the Third day of March, 1927, the said Andrew Lalonde willâ€"procsed to disâ€" tribute the assets of the said estate among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice, and that the said Andrew Lalonde will not be liable for the said assets or part thereof to any person whose claim he shall not then have received notice. Solicitor for the sarid Andrew londe, Administrator. â€" Charron, late of of the Town of Timmins, in the District of Cochâ€" rane, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that all perâ€" sons havicg any claims or demands against the late Felix Charron who died on or about the Fourth day of December, 1926, at the Town of Timâ€" minsg, in the Province of Ontario, are required to sond, post prepaid, or to deliver to the undersizgned, solicitor for Andrew Lalonde, Admimistrator of the Estate of the said Felix Charâ€" In The Matter of The Estate of Pelix NOTICE TO CREDITORS Friday Sat., Feb. 25â€"26 MILTON SILLS AND DORIS KENYON Wed. Thurs,, Feb. 23â€"â€"24 PETE MORRISON in.. "Blue Blazes " EDMUND COBB in "The Love Deputy" Comedyâ€"*‘‘LOVE LOST‘*~ Mon. Tues., Feb. 21â€"22 Aileen Pringle and Ben Lyon For Heaven‘s Sake THEATRE SCHUMACHER ARTIST SCULPTOR INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMIST Studio: Strain Block Box 332, South Porcupine MAPLE LEAF "The Great Deception " Al St. John in Fri. Sat., Feb. 18â€"19 Comedy ‘‘HELPFUL AL.‘"‘ Serial ‘‘ACE SPADES‘‘ No. 9 "Men of Steel" â€"6â€"8p Enrollments or reservations may be made at the Timmins Business Colle re at any time. For full information call. phone or write. ‘‘"A Gold Medal School in a Golden Town.‘‘ Over Economy Grocery 58 3rd Ave. E. M. TERRY, Supervising Principal. Phone 501 C Write Box 223 i 4 du es \Jr. Sten. (hnnoms) Nelda Horn 96, Betty MeClure 78, (Pass) ’\Izu']one Thompson 63. ()ther marksâ€"Bernice Hancock 37, Evangeline Auger 28, Juliet Bokla 27. Int, Sten. (honours) T. Caveney 99. Other marksâ€"H Lark 36, R. Jr. Bookâ€"(honours) Roman Tushâ€" kevitch _ 86. Other _ marksâ€"Harry Martin 39, R. Rochefort 37. Int. Bookâ€"(honours) Clara Wilson 95. Passâ€"Helen Lark 62. ‘The above marks are, to almost all students, very creditable and show dilizent and hard study. Sr. Bookâ€"(honours) Martin O‘â€" Brien 82, M. J. Briere 77, F. Rabkin 76, A. Verner 76, I. MceWilliams 75. Passâ€"N. Radburn $7, H. Lawrence Spellingâ€"(honours) Clara Wilson 100, J. Osborne 100, I. MeWilliams 100, I. Kincade 100, T. Caveney 100, N. Radburn 96, M. J. Briere 96, B. Hendry 92, H. Lawreneg 84. Passâ€" D. Harrison 72, A. Verner 64. Other marksâ€"K. Rochefort 28. Rochefort, 20. Ser. Sten. (honours) Anne Verner 80. _ Other marksâ€"D. Harrison 39, H. Next Monday evening, Feb. 21st, there will be a Whist Drive and Dance At the Moose Hall, under the auspices of the Allâ€"Britain Social Club. The following are the results of January theory exams.â€" Three More Medals won at the ‘‘CGold Medal School.‘‘ Miss Tessie Baderski has been sucâ€" cessful in winning a 350 word silver medal in the December Typing Tests, Miss M. J. Briere a bronze medal in the December tests and Miss Clara Wilson, South Poreupine, Ont., a bronze medal in the January tests. The above medals are awarded by the school department of the United Typeâ€" writer Co. through the Timmins Busiâ€" ness College. These tests which are held monthly afford students full opâ€" portunity of showing their worth, and as usual the efficiently trained studâ€" ents of the ‘‘Gold Medal School"‘ come to the fore. The â€"meeting of the Home and School Association scheduled for Friâ€" day of this week will not be held, the event having been postponed to a latâ€" er date to be announesd. Saturday evening of this week, Febh. 19th, is Bachelors‘ at the Cornish Social (Mub meeting in the Hollinger Recreation hall, with an unâ€" usually interesting programme preparâ€" ed by the young men of the elub. T HU R S D A Y Bulletin J. o P releaven VYas the south on Monday qwin death of a near |'olntx\'v.‘s Mr. E. H. Hill left this week for oronto where he will take special medical treatment at the Toronto General hospital foyp a growth on the interior of us nosgx Bornâ€"In Timmins, on Tuesday, ebruary 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. DPDrew. a son. | Luawrence 22 Timmins Business College Mr. and Mrs. John« W ts â€"aweek for P‘lnrida.x Timmins and District Notes called to e it3 theo {)CPCP left the Maclean‘s _ Magazine, _ Canada‘s| National Magazine, desires a local reâ€"| presentative to look after new â€" and renewal subscriptions. E\puatwn. names are supplied and full coâ€"operaâ€" tion given. Large earnings for sucâ€", cessful workers. Only man or \aoman; of good address, charscter and ability need apply. Write Local Represen-{ tatives‘ Dept., Maclean‘s Magazine, Toronto. â€"~7â€"9 Holly _ Recreation _ A.â€"Roberts, Webb, McLean, Farrell and Kuutsko. The teams were:â€"High School A. â€"Leng, Abrams, Davis, Mair, Camerâ€" on Caveney, Sheppard and Lacasse. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that H. Benson is no longer connected with the Nogar Clothing Manufacâ€" turing Co. of Canada, and the comâ€" pany will not be responsible for debts contracted or cheques issued by him. (Nigned) R. B. Young. District Sales Manager, Nogar Clothing Manufacturing Co. of Caâ€" nada, Toronto. â€"7p. Mr. Laidlaw, representing the Tayâ€" lor Hardware (%., presented the cup to the High School team, Mr. Jack Leng accepting it amid greet cheerâ€" ing. The cup belongs to the High School for another vear. _ _Mr. Henry, the High School coach, cortainly was pleased that they had won a hardâ€"fought game,â€"a game played in a clean sportsmanlike manâ€" ner throughout. _ Mr. M. D. Moore was kept on the junp refereeing, and Mr. Doug. Craig kept seore. _ The game ended 21 to 18, in favour of the Higch School. The keenest interest was centered last night in the final contest that decided _ the " basketball _ honours for the season. The friendly rivals, the High School ‘‘A‘‘ and the Holly Ree. ‘*A,""‘ who have been so closely matched duing the season, had their final tussle for possession of the Geo. Taylor Hardware Co. ecup, with many anxious heartbeats and tense moments for both teams and onlookers. What a game! To see those boys with the light of ‘"‘fight or die‘‘ in their eyes was in itself enough to aâ€" rouse the admiration of the eager crowd. _ Both teams indeed showed the splendid training they had reâ€" ceived, and every moment in the four periods was full of dashing, jumpâ€" ing boys eager for victory. And the onlookers! They were possibly more excited than the players. What keen watching! And what cheering when the High School seored‘! _ Every single one of the plavers outdid himâ€" self in this last fight for the precious cup. It was indeed an hour of joy when the High School wonâ€"yet through the gym wholehearted admirâ€" ation was also expressed for the splendid work done by the Holly Rees. as well as the H.S8. lads. After One of the/Most Exciting Basketball Contests ‘the High School Lads are Victors. / The C4ILT. group of the Dome wish to thank all those who contributâ€" ed so generously to the Valentine Tea. on mss . Age U\’Ir. Wm. Burns is onca busmess trip to Paris, Brantford and other Southern points.y HIGH SCHODL WINS THE E0. £0. TRoPRY tMr. and Mrs. E. 8. Noble, of Kaâ€" puskasing, were visitors in town this week, renewing acquaintances here.\ { and Mrs. Gordon Ross left this week on an extended visit to the Old Country Miss Chan., Burke, of New~ York, N.Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Sullivan, and renewing acquairtanceâ€" ships in town and district." Mr, and Mrs, Mulligan returned to Timmins on Monday, after spending a two weeks‘* honeymoon trip in Toâ€" ronto and will take up residence here) Q(Mr. Leo, Mascioli, contractor, is alâ€" ways among the first to make use of anything new and good, this week e followmg out this prineiple by beâ€" ing the first to use reâ€"inforeed steel joists in building construetion put in at the new garage being erected on Fourth, avenue, near thke Central THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The meeting of the Caledonian Soâ€" ciety on Friday evening of next week, Feb. 25th, at 8 p.m., is to be a busiâ€" ness meeting and for members only. The executive asks for a full attendâ€" ance of members, and members only. School (Mr. E. H. Bridger, manager of the head office of the Homer L. Gibson Co., Toronto, is in town this week on business in connection with the branch office of the firm in Timmins. This oldâ€"timer is being greeted by his hosts of old friends here who are alâ€" ways delighted to see him up here aâ€" gain.\ (Her many friends in Timmins and district will be very pleased to know that Mrs. W. J. McCoy, Mountjoy street, who has been on the sick list for some time past, is now making exâ€" cellent progress to recovery. Exciting of Fancy Eqq qL q imb h4i s 36 Third Ave. in connection with the Anniversary Sale as follows Winners in Sample Bas Contest Holders of above numbers kindly call for prizes beâ€" fore end of month. Winners must produce numbers to entitle them to prizes. Moisley Ball 4 No. 29â€"Entitled to $8.00 worth of merchandise. No. 74â€"$4.00 worth of merchandise. No. 144â€"$3.00 worth of merchandise Nos. 91, 50, 216, 47, 122, 154, 37, 180, 25 and 181 to $1.00 worth of merchandise each. Moiofi@'j and PTION DRUGGISTS TIMMINS, â€" ONTARIO 36 THIRD AVENUE | announce the 36 Third Avenue PHARMACIENS PRESCRIPTIONS Thursday, Feb. 17th, 1927 36 Third Ave.