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sTONE ROOt COM POUND $600 Contest You can win $100 or one of the twerity other cas!‘. prizes by making up a list of words from the thirteen letters in Nyal Stone Root. Go to the Nyal Drug Store in your localâ€" ity. It has all the famous Nya)l preparations, including Nyal Stone Root Compound wiich restores health and strength, relieves kidney and bladder troubles, rheumaâ€" tism and sciatica. Just ask the Nyal druggist for the new word contest sheets which explain everything. Be sure and go to the Thursday, June 9th, 1927 A Hint to Housewives Once a trialâ€"always Nyal 15 OL wrapped packs of Borclens Men like the same foods day after day. That makes it hard to vary the menu, yet, inconsistently enough, they comâ€" plain because you do not serve ‘‘*someâ€" thing different."‘ What to do? Here is the answerâ€"use Borden‘s St. Charles wherever the recipe calls for milk! Its double richness remarkably improves recipes that are old standbys. Your folks will exclaim over the delicious new flavor it imparts. Have the grocer include a few cans of St. Charles Milk (Tall Size) vyour next order|! STCHARLES REPDRT OF 5.5. ta TSDALE FOR THE MONTH Of MAY Senior Fourthâ€"B. M. C. Shaw, principalâ€"Kathleen Gallagher, Earle Hamilton, Carlo Cattarella, Harold Mcelnnis, Francesca Cattarella, Dorâ€" othy Kaufman, Aunnie Kesnesky, Joe Miller; Owen Wright and Jack O‘â€" Shea, equal; Abie Frumkin, Kost: Lubhta, Esther Bucovetsky, Olave Huta, Irene Burke, George Burns, Evelyn â€" Burke, â€" Helmi _ Kinnenun, Stella Smith. Junior Fourthâ€"M. Dobie, teacher â€"Impi Ukkola, Gladys Hermant, Marâ€" garet. McCann, Ivy Forster, Israel Kokotow, Mary Miller, George Kautâ€" man, Clifford Schmelzle, Tony Cecont1; Bill Morgan and Jack Morgan, equal ; Irja Koski, Eleanor Boyle, Fred Jakes, â€"Homerâ€" Melntosh, Gordon Owens, Arminta MeJanet, Moody Milâ€" ler, Uno Ukkola, Jennie Stefansk1, Rupert Martin. Sr. IIIâ€"L. Lamb,. teacherâ€"James Cottrell ; Siiri Huhta and Toivo Parkâ€" go, equal; Elna Laine, Marie St. Paul, Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes of South Porcupine School week end packege No en Lto Fimmer and mo Finer e1. CHARLES Write today to Fhe Borden Company Limited, Montreal, for beautiful illustrated recipe "FHome (ooking" i)voiok.mflt is free. You will find in it numerous dishes that he likes. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. Onis of the proposals for diamond Jubilee eclebration at Cobalt is a fiveâ€" mile road race. Mary Myronyk, Betty Martin, Jack MceInnis, Rosalind Cantor, Mirjam Wuori, Michael O‘Shea, Mary Galâ€" lagher, Mary Nicol; Edwin Mack and Gordon Roy and Annie Bucovetsky, equal; Leslie Mahon, Lallian Brown; Luey Purnis and Victor Haneberry, equal. gan and Edna Starr, equal; Franais St. Paul and Annie Marinchuk, equal ; Johanna MeNulty and Neil Train, equal ; Sirkka Wuori, George Morgan, Kate Kranchoviteh; l’atrwk Cunningâ€" ham and Madeline Urbanaviteh, equal ; Robert MacJanet, Wanda Bezpalko, Kenneth Myers, Irene Spooner, Mary McNultyv, Clifford Knutson. Jr. IIIâ€"E. Wilson, teacherâ€"Ethel Cunningham, Bruno Ceccom, Harry Verner, Stella Bezpalko, Isabel Wilâ€" son, Grenville Childs, George Macâ€" Janet, Mary Frumkin, Lilian Huot, Violet MeNulty, Sydney Thomas, Eino Laino, Tyyne Hakanen, Joyce Patterâ€" son, Alice Berry, Toivo Hakanen, Marshall Hamilton, Irean Kaufman, Mary Melntosh, Sulo Luhta, Jack Schneider, Douglas MeCann, John Marinchuk, Norman MceKay. Jr. IIâ€"H,. Michaelson, teacherâ€" Sylvia Parrko; Madeline De Rosa and Margaret â€" Richards, equal; Velma Gaze, Murie! Miller; Eino Luhto and Kate â€" Miller and Beatrice Smith, equal; Betty Gallagher; Jack Deacon and Maurice Londry, equal; Gertrude Wilford and Irene Deacon, equal; Phyllis MeCann and Edith Rapsey, equal; Hildreth Childs and Dora Kobâ€" sey, equal ; Erica Larkin and Clement St. Paul and Muriel Wilson, equal; Lily Niemi; Jolhn Jason and Evelyn Mack, equal ; Bob Gallagher and Ruth Verner, equal;, Mike Kostynyk. Sr. Iâ€"R. Donlevy, teacherâ€"Dorthy Sharp, Naney Holding, Rauha Vallenâ€" cins, Wolodymyr Solomyka, Harold Helmer, Douglas MeLeod, Woneta Blood ; Olive Berry and Cecile Huot, equal ; Elina Wuorm. Sr. Primer ‘‘A‘‘â€"L. A. Roney, teacherâ€"Isobel Aitcheson and Marâ€" jorie Smith, equal; Marjorie Jamieson, Dan Jason and Lewis Pyke, equal; Sapphira Toderan, Irene Helmer; Matthew Miller and Walter Kochal, Sr. II Classâ€"N. Michaud, teacherâ€" GHadys Forster, Billie Fedoreac, V 10â€" let Burke, Wilmer Fera; Mary Morâ€" equal. Primer Laffin; Taini Hakanen and Leuto V alli, equal ; Billy Melunis and Mary Vronyek; equal; Dorothy MeKay. Jr.â€" Iâ€"Tuilikki Vikstrom, Bethea Londry, Vieno Kautto, Preston Hamâ€" ilton, Kirsti Vikstrom, Arnee Manner. d for this Valua of Recipes ullen A.. Michaelson, teacherâ€" ko:; Madeline De Rosa and Richards, â€" equal;, Velma »Al Miller; Eino Luhto and râ€" andâ€" Beatrice Smith, y Gallagher; Jack Deacon > Londryv, equal; Gertrude PROMISING RESULTS IN THE KAMISKOTIA AREA The Northern Miner last week says:â€"*‘*‘An encouraging find has been recently made on the property of Mineral Belt Mines Limited, operâ€" ating a property west of the Noranda group in Kamiskotia area. A vein has ‘been discovered on surface, one foot to eighteen inches wide, of pure sphalerite, showing 40% of zine and $3 in gold.. Officers and directors of the company are, J. P. McLaughlin, Toronto, president; A. R. Globe, Grimsby, J. R. Hastâ€" ings, Grimsby, secretaryâ€"treasurer; E. J. Crawford, J. R. Gordon. Authorâ€" ized capital is $300,000 at par value "The ladies in the party ‘‘almost fell,"" for the fake holdup, when a numâ€" ber of Timmins Kiwanians boarded the train a few miles out. They were dressed in trug â€" western~styleâ€" and wore masks, stetsons, ete. When a demand for ten cents was made of the men on the train they were at once to the proceedings, which savored of a Kiwanis fine, but for a traction of a second the ladies, when asked for their jewelry, were genuineâ€" ly alarmed, they being not versed. ©The Pembrokeites met . seores Another item in The Miner last week in regard to the Kamiskotia field saysâ€"‘*Development work is beâ€" ing performed on the Desaulmiers group of twentyâ€"five claims, in the Kamiskotia area, near the east side of Godfrey township. _ Three good looking bodies have been traced across two of the claims, varying in width from 25 to 50 feet. The forâ€" mation is chiefly quartz porphyry and some promising indications have been * Altogether the trip will live long in the memory of those who made it. There were twentyâ€"six in the Pemâ€" broke party, and they were joined at North Bay ‘by H. J. Humphrey, Genâ€" eral Superintendent of the Lake Superior Division of the C.P.R., with Mrs. Humphrey. There were also other railway officials, but George W. Lee, chairman of the T. N.O. Comâ€" mission, was unable to make the trip, although he was present at the North Bay reception. He also was responâ€" sible for the Cobalt and Iroquois Falls visit of the travelling Kiwaniâ€" ans, not on the original itinerary. This included a speeial train to the paper town. ‘"‘It would be an utter impossibility for them to have done more. Not a thing was overlooked,"‘ was the manner in which one Kiwaniâ€" an put 1t. PEMBROKEL FOLK ENJOYED THEIR VISIT TO TIMMINS In reference to the recent visit of the Pembroke Kiwanis to Timmins, The Pembroke Standardâ€"Observer in its last issue says :â€"â€" ‘‘The Pembroke Kiwanians travelâ€" led nearly 1,000 miles in their trip, beâ€" lieved to be a in interâ€"city visits to attend a luncheon. This fact has been brought to the attenâ€" tion of the District Governor and mention of it is being made in the June issue of the ‘"*Kâ€"Ray,"" the Canâ€" adian Kiwanis publication. ‘‘The Pembrokeites met scores from the old town now living in the North and without exceeption all had made good with a vengeance. Fred Kenning g, M.L.A. for South (ochmne. h(mrded the train at South Poreupine. while the host at the hotel where the luncheon was staged in Timmins was none other than T. A. Sammon, of the New Empire Hotel, formerly of the Copeland House. All gave tho visiâ€" tors a true Pembroke welcome."‘ Kirkland Lake merchants are obâ€" serving a Wednesday halfâ€"holiday during the summer months. DOUGLA S‘ 38 DOUGLAS CO MANUFAC TURERS,NAPANEE ONYF If a substitute should be offered, say No. Go elsewhere and get Tripleâ€"sealed â€" W axâ€"wrapped AT ALL OEALERS Hoisting Engir kindly brought office, believing value to its o bears the name and ran be se olfice, believing it would be of special value to its owner. The certificate bears the name of Lawrence Levert, and can be secured by ealling at The Advance office. A fireman‘s eard is also enclosed in the case with the enâ€" gineer‘s certificate. REVISED SCHEDULE OF GAMES IN P.DFP.L. SERIES The follow games, as re in the P.D.F schedule will Thursday, Holly Rees. Saturday, Dome. JUNGLE FOWL TO BE SHOWN AT WORLD‘S POULTRY SHOW STATIONARY ENGINEER‘S CERTIFICATHE FOUND HERE A gentleman some days ago found a part of a cardâ€"case containing a proâ€" vince of Ontario Stationary and Hoisting Engineer‘s certificate, and kindly brought it to The Advance It is the assertion of Mrs. O. B. Lacey, of Lucknow, India, who was a recent visitor to Ottawa, that the jungle fowl which is to be included in the Indian national exhibit at the World‘s Poultry Congress to be held in Ottawa from July 27th to August 4th, will really be the original fowl in its wild state. Mrs. Lacey states that Mrs. A. K. Fawkes, Secretary of the United Provinces Poultry Association, who is in charge of the exhibit, has had a number of these birds snared in the jungles and is bringing them to Ottawa. Poultry keeping has caught on in India during the last few years, Mrs. Lacey states, and she believes that in certain districts the breeding of a fowl such as the White Wednesday, June 15th, Dome vs Thistles. Leghorn might mean‘ just that differâ€" ence between famine and plenty in a country so often visited by the pangs of hunger. HON. G. HOWARD FERGUSON SPEAKS OF RED CROSS WEEK This week the Ontario Red Cross is holding a provinceâ€"wide campaign for funds, the campaign days beâ€" ing June 7th to 10th, inclusive. The Ontario Government has contributed $30,000 to the Red Cross work, the value of its peaceâ€"time activities beâ€" inz very widely recognized. In reâ€" ”’dl‘(] to the Red (‘ross, Hon. G. Hoâ€" ward Ferguson, premier of Ontamio has issued the following statement :â€" ‘"‘The Red Cross Society renders supreme service to humanity. It is the common meeting place of all peoâ€" ple and nations who recognize the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherâ€" hood of man. In Canada. as we know, the Red Cross Society stands xoady to give help and succour whereâ€" ever and whenever help and suceour are needed. Money entrusted to this organization earns priceless dividends and serves to establish and maintain the best and the highest ideals of the race. Both in our densely populated centres and in the remote regions where the advantages of modern life are almost unattainable the Red Cross carries on its helpful work. L earnâ€" estly hope that the appeal now being Tuesd Lanes. made for funds will meet with a symâ€" pathetic response and fully realize the expectations of the Society, which are based on many years of experience of actual needs and have a legitimate claim upon every man, woman and child in this favoured country.‘ Keep out of the Kitchen / SHREDDED WHEAT _ Meals without cookingâ€" A treat without troubleâ€" Buy some and try some today u.\', June 14th, Holly Rees. vs June 11th, Hollinger vs. ing is the schedule of ised, for the next week L. balance of the be published later. â€"June Oth, Cornish vs. 515 PRINTED NEWSPAPER NOW PUBLISHED FOR ROUYN HIILâ€"CLARKâ€"FRANCIS HAVE SEVERAL BIG CONTRACTS The extended seope of the business carried on by Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis, conâ€" tractors, of New Liskeard and Timâ€" mins, is evidenced by the information in the following article from the last issue of The New Liskeard Speaker. Reference is made elsewhere in this issue to the Kapuskasing contract, and last week The Timmims technmieal} school building contract was referred to. â€" The Speaker says :â€" ‘‘Our town builders and contraceâ€" tors, Messrs Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"EFrancis, were the successful tenderers for large conâ€" tracts in Kapuskasing and Timmins. ‘*The work to be done at Kapusâ€" kasing consists of the erection of a large hotel, hospital and elubâ€"house with central heating plant. _ The firm‘s offer and guarantee to complete the work for seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars was accepted. Work is to start right away and two hunâ€" dred men will be on the job. _ The work must be completed by the end of 1927. ‘*‘The work in Timmins consists of the erection of a technical, or vocaâ€" tional school which evidently is to be a large and quite upâ€"toâ€"date building as the contract price is $120,000. "Fifty men will commence soon on the Timmins contract. ‘*Both buildings will have floors of reinforeed concrete. The walls will be of brick and thus an effort will be made to have the buildings as nearly fireâ€"proof as is practicable. ‘*This firm will also erect in New Liskeard dwelling hourses for Mrs. Lorne Kennedy and Mr. George White. WThey have also tendered for the erection of another fine New keard residence, but more about this later. Messrs Hill{Markâ€"Francis will do much of the machine work for these outside contracts in New Liskeard for they have in some particulars the most complete plant of the kind in Canada. If they hear of any new invention in machinery which they could use to advantage, they order it at once, and thus keep just a little ahead of any other manufacturing and building firms. ‘‘It may be seen that two of the contracts above mentioned amount to 41@ total of $870.000. The New Liskear]y Speaker last week says:â€"** A Toronto daily recentâ€" y tells of the havoe among hollyâ€" hocks due to this past winter‘s frost;, It seems a great many hollyhocks were totally _ destroyed. This cannot b said of hollyhocks in this neighborâ€" hood as they have weathered the winâ€" ter in very good shape."‘ CHEMIST Office: Room 2, Post Office Block, Timmins Samples may be left at Gordon‘s Druz Store, Timmins, Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Hardware, Schumacher Samples by mail promptly attended to. House Phone 757â€"J, Schumacher. CUSTOMS ASSAYER Geo. C. Murphy