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admir for D ders T\ to ed interest of t eyÂ¥bury fully he did noid ftotr tion mind AM VC The Province of Manitoba has adopted the plan of correspondence courses to provide educational facilities for children in sparselyâ€"settled disâ€" tricts where it is impossible to maintain schools convenient for the accommoâ€" «lation of the children. Ontario adopted such a plan a couple of years ago, and now over one hundred children who would otherwise be deprived of the opportunity for education are able to carry on the necessary studies at home. â€" Thanks to the farâ€"sightedness and special interest of the Minister of Education, Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, the correspondence courses in Ontario have been singularly succeessful. The fact that they mean education for a hundred children who would otherwise go without opportunity for schooling speaks for itself. British Columbia was the leader in Canada in this corâ€" respondence school plan, and Saskatchewan nd Alberta and Ontario were amony the pioneers in using these helpful courses. In a second letter to the daily newspapers on the matter of the shameâ€" tul number of automobile accidents in this country, Sir Thomas White places the matter in a way that deserves the widest publicity and attention. Sir Thomas says:â€"*‘ What should we say to our Medical Officer of Health if we had as many deaths annually from typhoid fever in Toronto as we have from motor killing? And what should we say to our aldermen if they refused to vote him the necessary funds to control such an epidemic?â€" The fact is the motor car is so common. We are so accustomed to the traffice and its acciâ€" «dents that we fail to appreciate either the magnitude of its mortality or the importance of its effectual control. We avert our eyes from the massacre and hypnotize ourselves into the belief that it is inevitable."" 11 an official should be appointed at onee by the Government so that work being done for fish and game conservation may not be offset appointing of a competent game warden for the Porcupine dist will take all the, time and effort of one good man to properly area so far as fish and game are concerned. As The Advance pointed out, the present plan of leaving the enforeing of the GAME WARDEN SHOULD BE APPOINTED FOR THE PORCUPINE CAMP. All who have given any study to the matter are agreed that the cial regulations regarding fish and garme are vital to the conservation may be termed the wild life of the North Land. Yet all regulations less unless there is strict enforcement. In regard to fish and part of the North, the lack of enforeement of the law is undoing good work being carried on by many different agencies and organ Wild ducks and geese are being slaughtered out of season.. The sho TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1927 11 n aAd Thursday, August 25th, 1927 'l combina}ion of the kindliness of the pioneer and the upâ€"toâ€"date methods modern times. The idea may perhaps be better exemplified by iTustraâ€" i than by é.\'planation. One example is the f@aet that Timmins has spent r a anillion dollars for educational facilities for the children of the disâ€" ‘t in the past ten years. The modern hospitals at Iroquois Falls, Timmins, ‘hrane, New Liskeard and Haileybury further illuetrate the thought in id. Probably the most complete example of the idea comes from Elk e. Last week thirty children at Elk l,zflw were operated upon for adeâ€" ds and tonsil troubles. The clinie was zll"i"ilng('d through the publicâ€"spiritâ€" M ce K( execention Demonsti What The Advance likes to believe is the true spirit of this North Land Office 26 Canada in citi¢ ind Vanzetti we it v epmns discussin consulerat TIMMINS, ONTARIO. Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Published Every Thursday by "GRAVE s1t V dutyv 1 ready to give this are Che Yormmpine Advanee imot] oronto October 1t ind ons LX E1 MceIKe Lake c Lake n n Subscription Rates : $2.00 per year United States â€" $3.00 per year * Telephones Residerse 70 1st1(6 eT exeq madt 11 W 11 omen ‘s ainst what 1 ¢ inurderer o1 d e T‘C Institut and Dt nonths no on J PrImn Insin» nomsy protest in M 91 Dt 11ch is all that is asked 1PE in t Owner artd Publisher W ) sSho UT nt 1¢ tendanedt tt mat Monday mornin OLl n. Mr. F. n( Arnold, of Hail judicial murder )1 utd rOVIH newspapers as n( tor sion of ten eople the are useâ€" in this all the of what provin every H n Sept Montreal, Quebee and the Saguenay. Mr. and Mrs. Rinn will be at home to their friends in Timmins..Ont.., after MARRIAGE OF MR. W AND MISS R. R resident Theatre mencing at They will give in the Ukrainian Mountjoy street, ing, Aug. 27th, a ing:; Aug. 28th, af very popular in t« Mr. W. Rinn. one Elsewhere in this issue reference is made to the famous Ukrainian Manâ€" dolin orehestra and Choir ,of Winniâ€" peg. The events to be given by this orchestra will prove most pleasing and attractive to all lovers of music and dancing, and so none will care to miss the opportunity to see and hear the orchestra, whoir, and dancers. â€" The attention of readers is called to the announcements elsewhere in this issue in reéeference to the concerts to be civen at Timmins and So. Poreupine. The Ukrainian Girls‘ Mandolinâ€".Orâ€" chestra and Choir is now on tour of Canada and is meeting everywhere with the greatest enthusiasm and apâ€" with the gre preciation. EVENTS IN DISTRICT BY NOTED MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA ut to FINES FOR ALLOWING COWSs TO RUN AT LARGE +) Mrs. J . T LADY GOLFERS GO TO THE TOURNAMENT AT NORTH BAY. pilay In tThe 114@ad there. â€" Among the were The British Empire Mining Conâ€" gress now in session in Canada will visit Timmins next week on a tour of the mining centres of the North Land. Leaving Kirkland Lake at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, August 3l1st, the special trains carrying a thousand or more of the leading men of the mining and allied industries of the British Emâ€" pire, will arrive here at 8 pm. An informal dance is to be given to the visitors in the Timmins Skating Rink, and the most complete arrangements have been made to make this event a pleasing success. The rest of the official programme includes a visit Thursday morning by members and guests to the larger properties of the Porcupine, where they will be conâ€" ducted through the mines and mills. Further opportunity will be given to inspect the mines in the afternoon. tennis and motoring will also be available in the afternoon. The trains will leave Timmins for Cochâ€" ‘ane at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 1st. oront MINING CONGAESS TU Bt AT TIMMINS NEXT WEEK El#@borate® Preparations Made for Proper Reception and Entertainâ€" ment of Important Visitors. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO \ number of the Timmins lady golfâ€" _ went this week to North Bay to y in the Ladies‘® Golf Tournament re. â€" Among those going down for A4 nen Wedne ‘ C 1InI peop it ul street, on 27th, and on Suni 26th, at"5 p».m. Mrs. Todd ive concerts at a concert in the South Poreupin p.m. ‘hursday evenin be at the Finn e, Timmins. usic and dancing ind one or more 1IMImnjt me High mustC and cellent and »®} ) ibou enIl ert recorde Puesday t in the M orcupine, aturday Porter, Miss Williams and ) W RINN GARBUTT innish Femple T( 1€ nem M a Je5Ss com ould ven VeQern 1O pleasant evening was spent by all in 1(,1\\' dancing and other social enjoyment. A\monrr the guests present at both the w eddmu and rece ption were the grand*| POSITIONS WANTED parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.| w y $ Culbert, of Montreal, Que., and Mr. }\\ \,I AN V WORIy DL ”()l' A A nc 3: e p ' ‘)l I)A\\_"x\I)‘P]\ to ]]‘ \I(ll'l(' | and Mrs. Piper and tznml\ of Waterâ€"| i ie * lc «North. â€"33â€"3( ville, Que. The happy couple were â€" recipients of many useful and valuable|POSITION WANTEDâ€"A Finnish v presents testifying to the high esteem| _ man wants housework by the day in which they are held by their many| â€" hour, or office (.1(.‘”““(r Apply friends. They will reside in Floral| 90 Fifth Ave. Park, Timmins. | elaborate wedding cake. . A \m\l to 1600 Maple Sst. Ssouth or phC | | w | VOTERS LIST 1927 MUNICIPALI TY OFP TIMMINS up at my Clerk EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTI OGR WOMAX WANTED for gene Muni{ list re bein Tl€ bv 1t 1927, 10 A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, August 22nd, 1927, in St. Matthew‘s churech, Timmins, when Miss Leona Piper, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Piper of W aterville, Que., was united in marriage to Mr. Cecil Starling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Starling, Floral Park, Timmins. Rev. R. S. Cushing officiated at the cereâ€" mony. ‘The bride looked very sweet in a dress of white satin, trimmed with lace and rhinestones, and carryâ€" ing a bouquet of earnations and maidenhair fern. She was given away by her father, and was attended by two bridesmaids and three flower girls. Mr. Chas. Wilkins was groomsâ€" man. During the signing of the regâ€" ister, Mrs. T. Twaddle sang, ‘ Because,‘ and Mrs. Lawry sang ‘O, Promise Me.‘ Mrs. Wilkins played the wedding march, and also accompanied for the soloists. After the ceremony, a pleasâ€" ing wedding dinner and reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Starling, Sr., about fifty guests being present. ~The tables were tastefully decorated, the centre piece being an elaborate wedding cake. A_ very pleasant evening was spent by all in an y ert A. J. Shragge, Limited, announce #he opening of a new store in Timmins on Sept. 2nd. The new store will handle men‘s and ladies‘ furs and clothing, millinery and children‘s wear, and will make special feature of the instalment plan form of purchase for the convenience of the public. The firm has had a successful business in Winnipeg, and Mr. and Mrs. Shragge are widely known both in the east and in the west and are spoken of very highly. The.store will be the premises formerly occupied by the McDonnel Drug Co. at 29 Third aveâ€" nue. The premises are being comâ€" pletely modernized and reâ€"decorated and will prove to be one of the most upâ€"toâ€"date and attractive stores of the North Land. wWEBDING AT ST, MATTHEW‘S ‘ CHURCH ON WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor are among the pioneer residents of the Poreupine and are widely known and highly reâ€" garded, being prominent in many cirâ€" cles of churech and community work. They were married at Sudbury on August 19th, 1902, ‘by Rev. EFr. P. Hornel, S..J. ELEGANT NEW STORE BEING " OPENED HERE SEPT. 2ND Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lawlor on Friâ€" day last reached the twentyâ€"fifth anâ€" niversary of their marriage, and friends of the couple did not allow the occasion to pass â€" unobserved. About thirty couples gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor, Elm street, on Friday nght, and the couple were showered with good wishes and made the recipients of many beautiâ€" ful silver gifts as marks of the generâ€" al regard and appreciation. At the‘ hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. Law lor all enjoyed a xen pleasant social evening. Number of Friends Gather to Extend Good Wishes to Popular Local Couple DBSEAVE SILVER WEDDING OF MR. AND MRS. !AW10R mplic T istus,‘ * * No, aticall v mmins, on UthNhe Z2oln dGay ol AuUgll 27, the List of all persons entit] vote in the said Municipality unicipal Elections and that su t remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all Vote take immediate proceedings to ha y errors or omissions corrected : rding to law, the last day for app«e ing the 15th day of September, 19 Dated this 25th day of August, 19 H. E. MONTG l)\fluR\ ret astus Jaekson, a thorou darky, was one day aq i life insurance agent. Better let me write you tus,"‘ suggested the age No, sah,"‘"‘ declared K: ically. ‘*Ah ain‘t any A I District of Cochrane the Municipal it officd( hereby giv ith Section ct, and tha: Pine St at 24 Fourth Avenus ‘5th day of Augus! all persons entitle id Municipality a ry mav T ( thoroughly ma day approache SOll +1 iA V C istus em too Im IP Thurs, policy such }4 | FOR RENTâ€"One large roond, in priâ€" |\ _ _vate house; suitable for couple of ' Board if desired. _ Phone 687TW . â€"34. CO M FORT A BLE ACCOMMODA TION FORNR EXHIBITION VISI TORS can be secured at 78 Woelles POsSITION _ WANTED School graduate, with | bookkeepinge and stenog ply P.0. Box 336, or mins. COLD STORAGE FOR CANS. Apâ€" ply to B. F. Lennan, No. 60, corner of Elm and Broadway 46 wWOMAN WANTS WORK BY HOUR | FOR OR DAYâ€"Apply to 117 Maple St.| clu North. â€"33â€"36p.| â€" Go ROOM TO RENTâ€"Only ladies need apply. Cooking privileges if desirâ€" ed. Would suit school teacher at either St. Charles or Moneta public schools. All conveniences. _ Apply to 160 Maple St. South or phone POR RENTâ€"Furnished room t Has all conveniences, with h cold water. Nice and clean p»Ily to 067. Elm st.: SMouth. M LN D A FPOI RENTâ€"Furnished room with all modern conveniences. Apply to 102 Eim St. South. 34â€"35p. FPOR _ RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed â€" House; light and water; rent $20.00 per month. Apply O. L. Evans, 80 First avenue. Phone 688J2 evenâ€" ings, or phone 313 daytime. â€"28 STORE ANP B FORKR RENTâ€"Basement 89 feet by 29 feet and 12 feet high. Suitable form wholesale house or club rooms. May be used as one room or dividâ€" ed in two parts. Apply to 0. Desâ€" jardin,. 11. Spruce St. South, upâ€" stairs. 19â€"21lp.t.f. FOR RENTâ€"Flat consisting of firstâ€" class bedrooms and sitting room. All modern conveniences. Call at 72‘ ‘Third ‘or: phone â€"<â€"586.J . * * * S * * * * *%*%* ts t lt y y s t Te oo ~â€"ADVERTISEâ€"_ vau¢ Warivs TO RENTâ€"â€"Six. STORE TO RENTâ€"Apply 92 Wilson avenue, Shankman Bros. â€"34, POR RENXNTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed house with all â€" modern â€" conveniences. Well finished. Reasonable rent. Apply to 16 Wende Ave. 34â€"35p. * * * * *4 4* 4 44# "O 1NENTâ€"Bedroom and kitcher supplied with hot and cold water heated. â€"Apply to 51 Kirby Aye 34â€"36p STOVEâ€"WOOD slabs and fenee posts to S. B. Rawlinson, The Half Way, 55 Wilsor Ave., Phone 477W, 1O Box 174. T:mmins. ~ALSLL, nish hold stred ‘ THE OWN TOURING C Woalker‘s â€" ws Phone either i schools to 160 161 W 2. Minn Suitable for married couple or two ladies. Have privilege of kitchen. Apply to 8 Kirby Ave. â€"33p. [ORE AND BASEMENT FOR RENTâ€"Loeated on Spruce St. South. Suitable for any business. Apply to O. Desjardin, 11 Spruce St. South, upstairs. 19â€"21p.t.f. and sink water and ‘toil Bireh St. North iumily. + P.0 8A TT # leanIin north. â€"â€"Riveâ€"roomeé ind Cpilet.; â€" ; LOWT A\ve. §00 xX mMmImnln Wood ind XYVLAN L 1I)â€"â€"DY 1118 11 luate, with knowledge of and stenography. Apâ€" )x 336, or phone 40, Timâ€" 1(6 De seeurdt entral ; Furnished room to rent. veniences, with hot and Sixâ€"roomedflat. â€" Water Apply 66 Fifth Ave. 34p. BOARDâ€"In â€" private ir High School. Apply 1314, or 29 Middleton â€"34â€"35p. 146 is, does not pay the before September the be sold by public aucâ€" date., at the hour of woman W Call at Crom oOwner {#£006 Cash price, parti Bush, Minneapolis r»th Do 6 OFP THE FORD eft in storage at use, Spruce St. and 77(26 South or phone â€"34p noon eE d house with Apply to 180 â€"33â€"30p. phone ints houseâ€" 102 Birch ie day or Apply to â€"34p. nish wo J4â€"35p>. | rt a@aler in o any nable. ]19n. 586.J 4â€"360p 3â€"34 Hich 11 Apâ€" J4p. 111 W ANTED WORkK. Mrs, Ke GIRL WANTED Apply to Mrs.| Intvre Mine, S BUSINESS â€" FOR â€" SALEâ€"General Grocery and Meat Store for sale, including property. Situated in a LOT FOR SALE on Columbus Aveâ€" nue. â€" Cash sale $75.00. _ Apply Box 858, Timmins, Ont. 34p>. FPOR SALEâ€"One lot and in Godale Townsite. A f lots to ‘be sold cheap. . Jas. Filler, Timmins, Ont. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALEâ€"Complete _ furnishing _ for four rooms, including two large beds with springs and mattresses, (hdus, table, oilâ€"cloth, stoves, ete. Whole lot for $90. Apply to 85 Bireh St. South, upstairs. â€"34p. CEMENT MIXER FOK SXALEâ€"In FOR SALEâ€"1 K 1 Quebec Hea! poles and harnc street, south. FOR SALEâ€"One cow, and some little pigs, 5 weeks old. Apply to Arthur IL‘Heureux, Mountjoy (Government POR SALEâ€"Sunstr chine. A bargain don‘s Drug Store, FPOR SALEâ€"One team of horses, two wagons, two sleighs, and some timâ€" ber. Apply to 266 Pine St. South. â€"34p. FOR SALEâ€"Sewing Machine, Lawn Swing, Child‘s Cot and combingiion High Chair and Rocker. Apply 7 Tamarack. â€"34p. STAI » I FPOR SALE Gordon‘s FOR SALEâ€"Singer Sewing machine. In good eondition. _ Apply to T6 Eim St. South. â€"34p. PERSIAN KITTENXNS FOR SALEâ€" » Apply to P.O. Box 1314 or 20 Midâ€" dleton Ave. â€"34p. FOR POR SALEâ€"Chevrolet coupe. _ In perfectly good running order. Apply to 165 Pine St. South. _â€"34p. EN W ANTED cluding building Good â€" business 1. street, Schumach ment for right pe reasonable price, SI1re good locality business at Ostrowsky, 3 M Road . bargain for cash. Apply. to Gordon‘s Drug Store, Drawer M., Timmins. â€"28C.T. XA NTE Dâ€"M good eondition jardiny. ~ITL > [AR CAR FOR SALLT bargain. Callâ€"at 57 1 Blake Martin. :\ VC ARTICLES FOR SALE rk urn to Hopki ; LOST bv 444) _ SALEâ€"Chesapeake Bay pups, months old, Apply to 47 Sixth °C. _ â€"34p. IT} 64 A ] Lpr Apply | App mMmMmMmIin‘s â€"1 pair Toledo Sceales Drug Store, Timmins -?-gtot‘ An electric dru i. to 0; Désâ€" Spruce OSt. South. 19â€"21t.f. ‘Thos. . ScehumaA ALEâ€"At a good 57 Kirby avenue, 34p. A T d ‘all contents. iftion on maln Good investâ€" for cash Timmins. Box 509 ‘CA61 StatC linger Store Min MJ ( Addin Hotel dy Ste:t a Fire | few other Apply to _ â€"33â€"34p. 11 HOUSE Apply \pp )11 € 111 VHM} A jA sell 1€ Men‘s ‘ _ able ll{')lla( M il Gor 20t.tf TL( I.Jtd. â€"34p. (O)nt 4) PA » 5]0 ] it .1 34[:. rblc