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Ippos y# +8 + + *s kRA ARK aab # #u * * * + * + mA t a # Thursday, Feb. 16th, 1928 If it‘s nightâ€"life you‘re looking for, see this picture. NEWS AND COMEDY "THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO " NOW PLAYING HEY, HEY ! Gilda Gray " CABARET " _ FRIDAY SATURDAY Conrad Nagel and Myrna Loy YÂ¥ou‘ll thrill at his 3,000â€"ft nose dive in a burnâ€" ing aeropiane. You‘ll cheer him when he fights for the girl (Molly O‘Day) he loves. NEW S COMEDY SCENIC Charlie Chaplin in "The Circus" "What Price Glory‘" NEXT WEEKâ€"MON. TUES. The Ever Popular Milton Sills Goldfields WEDNESDAY THURSDA Y Raymond Griffiths * TIME TO LOVE " (Â¥H romance of daring and danger in the underworld A crowded hour of girls and gaiety. Virson‘s Coming !!! OIL, Wroappea ... In anciy packs \ *4 r..... .O-Oo.‘.....~ â€" A Cigar Blend which never changesâ€" Canada‘s National Smoke. E tens Messrs. R. Richardson and C.P. Ramsay the New Councillors Last Week the V acancies on the Town Council Board were Filled by the Election of Two New Members by Acclaâ€" mation, Only Two of Those Nominated Qualifying for Office. Last week Messrs R. Richardson, T. N. O. agent at Timmins, and Chas. P. Ramsay, of the Hillâ€"Clarkâ€" Francis staff, were duly elected by acclamation to fill the two places on the council board for 1928. The noâ€" minations were held on Thursday last between twelve noon and one o‘clock, and four men were nominated. This four were Messrs Richardson and Ramsay and Mark Bowie and Frank Kehoe. As soon as the nominations were completed, Messrs Richardson and Ramsay duly qualified for office. Neither of the other two qualified within the time specified, so the two mentioned were duly declared elected by acclamation. This was the third nomination day necessary to complete the council for FRIDAY SATURDAY, 17â€"18 Monty Banks New Empire Bulging with Burstin FUN BEAMS LAUGH Chuckles and Cheers Thrills a ‘* BEN TURPIN *‘ Comedy Pathe News and Review From the famous novel by H. G. Wells, the world‘s greatest writer. Tears the veil from the mysteries of . matrimony. Gaumont News Comedy Wilderness Tales WEDNES. THURSDAY, 22â€"23 Ted Wells " COLLEGIANS " with GEORGE LEWIS, HAYDEN STEVENâ€" SON and DOROTHY GULLIVER. also ‘‘RETURN OF THE RIDDLE RIDERS‘"‘ MONDAY TUESDAY, 20â€"21 Virginia Valli Madge Bellamy in " ANKLES PREFERRED " An intimate story of silk stockings " ATTA‘ BOY " and the First Chapter of the " MARRIAGE " DON‘T MISS |! 1928. On Dec.26th the regular NOâ€"| Jack MeNeil minations were held with a numbetr| PJatys nominated, but only five qualified and| Jpe MeNeil one resigned within the specified t1M¢;| Ambler leaving ony four men on the board| Appott in addition to the raayor,. A second nomination was necessary to fill the: two vacacies for councillors, but this resulted only in the nomination of two| ejp . .. ... men who failed to qualify. The third| Pomkin ... nomination day was required and this| wwaqdle ... was held on Thursday last with the T€â€"| (GGreen ... .. sult specified. Starr ... .. The council is now complete, the mayor and council for 1928 for the town of Timmins being as follow :â€"| â€" Stapr‘s 3 Mayorâ€"E. L. Longmore. Councillorsâ€"Geo. S. Drew, W. Hâ€"| GCooke ..... Pritchard, A. G. Carson, P. Dougal!;| Bonnell R. Richardson and C. P. Ramsay. tane 8 ks An English immigrant, who had been in Canada only a few months, arrived at Cobalt some days ago from New Liskeard and sought the aid of the police as he was hungry, ill, and could not find work. He was in the position of a vagrant, but as he comâ€" plained about being ill, a doctor was summoned and it was found that the man was quite ill. As a consequence he was "sent to the hospital, after beâ€" ing committed as a vagrant by a local justice of the peace at Cobalt. _ A coal miner by trade, the man said he had worked at various work in the North, but had not been able to secure any permanent employment and so had moved around so much that he could not legally be considered as a resident of any municipality. He is being cared for at the hospital and when he recovers no doubt effort will be made to secure employment for him. The man‘s name is William Dotten, and he was one of a group of assisted immigrants from England last ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sSCHUMACHER FIREMEN The annual meeting and banquet of the Schumacher fire department 18 scheduled to be held on Monday evenâ€" ing of next week, Feb. 20th. The annual banquet ot the Schumacher firemen is always a noteworthy event and one enjoy ed by the fireâ€" fighters of Schumacher and their friends. INDIGENT AT COBALT SENT TO THE HOSPITAL Veat. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Chapter 2 in Bursting with LAUGH BOMBS Thrills and Tears ‘The Winners were Starr‘s and Mcâ€" , Millan‘s, with Angrignon‘s and ‘ Heggart‘s 2 Points Each McINTVRE BOWLING RESULTS FOR PAST WEX The following are the results in the Mcelntyre Bowling League for. the past week :â€" »oint. DEATH OF THREEâ€"YEARâ€"OLD sSON OF MR. AND MRS. BROWN Welt .. Tomkin Woaddle (GHreen Starr .. lJ(‘Ilg ..... Brown Dr. Weston Weber Davis MeGarry _ MacMillan MacMillan Ferguson Campbell Bllis: ‘{."" / Angrionon MEMORIAL SERVICE AT S.A. HALL SUNDAY NEXT Yorke Feldman Cooper . Smith Angrignon‘s points. A memorial service will be held in the Salvation Army hall on Sunday, Feb. 19th, at 7 p.m. for the late Wilâ€" liam Lindsay, for many years a faithâ€" ful and helpful member of the Army, and for the others in the mine disasâ€" ter. There will be very general symâ€" pathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brown, 11 Cambrai avenue, in the death of their little son, Elmer. The sad event occurred on Monday mornâ€" ing about 7 o‘clock, death being due to intestinal trouble. The little lad was only three years old at the time of death. The funeral took place on Wednesday morning at 10.30 to the United Church and thence to the Timâ€" mins cemetery. â€" Rev. J. D. Parks conâ€" ducted the services. A younger sister of the little lad has also been ill, but is now reported as improving satisfactorily. Heggart Following the plan suggested by headquarters, the Haileybury Post of the Canadian Legion was among those holding memorial services on Sunday in honour of the late Feldâ€"Marshal Earl Haig. > Starr‘s 3 points; Arnott‘s 1 point W’EBIR S i. L179 > 1783 ~ 189 200 .sn s 135 208 1067 S51: 231 â€" 62R 195 534 34 MacMill MceDonald MceDonald Arthur E. Moysey Company Limited an‘s ANGRIGNON‘S 111 265 160 . ~»220 231 202 232 253 151 231 996 1069 HEGGART‘S 246 183 s 2835 ..... 161 . ‘ 177 â€" 141 ..... 1091 20 ~f SPARR’S Teck Hughes Gold Mines 813 MAC‘S . 199 . ~ 190 107 . * 380 28() 1049 948 942 2 3 points; Weber‘ B10 0927 ~855 : points; Heggart 200 159 2()0 005 1116 Private wires to New York, Montreal, Toronto and connecting all our offices. Special cable facilities with London, England. 10 1 212 191 168 203 289 194 03: 2 218 183 173 203 193 143 131 921 189 204 086 218 165 161 106 268 150 194 102 T21 195 164 158 171 167 For special pamphlet on this successful gold mining venture mornâ€" o due le lad ) time 2083 e on the Timâ€" conâ€" 671 478 417 5.33 630 616 733 515 637 361 620 538 346 189 662 574 486 730 Send me Special Pamphlet on Teck Hughes MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST. MATTHEW‘S CHURCH 10 FACTS The service in St. Matthew‘s church on Suntay evening next will take the form of a memorial service to those who died in the Hollinger mine disâ€" aster. WINNERS IN THE P. BURNS COMPANY‘s BIG CONTEST Winners in the ‘*‘Hamgram *‘ conâ€" test conducted by P. Burns Comâ€" pany Limited, during the month of January are announced by the judges. First prize $100,00 cash went to Elmer D. Hare of Edmonton, Alberta ; second prize $50.00 cash, E. H. Lamb of Calâ€" gary, Alberta; third prize $25.00 cash to Helen Macphail, Winnipeg, Maniâ€" toba. The five consolation prizes were won by the following in the orâ€" der named : J. C. Henderson of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; James Cook, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba ; Inez H. Johnson, Melaval, Saskatchewan; F. Bonyzan of Stavely, Alberta and C. 6. Bister of Medicine Hat, Alta. NEW BABY COMES FIRST AT OUTPOST HOSPITAL. Write: THE PIONEER BROKERS ‘ d : J. C. Henderson of Prince Saskatchewan ; James ,.::r.. La Prairie, Manitoba ; Inez H. Melaval, Saskatchewan; 6. of Stavely, Alberta and C. . | i1 ‘by the following in the orâ€" W k- M r Stock Brokers ONT. « about COBALT COUNCILLOR IS UNSEATED, BUT MAY APPEAL Alonzo Fortin, reâ€"elected by acclaâ€" mation to the Cobalt town council on Nov. 29th last, was declared disâ€" qualified and his seat vacant, by a judgment given last Friday by Judge Hartman at Haileybury. _ Date for nominations for the vacant seat was set for March 2nd with elections a week later. Mr. Geo. Mitchell apâ€" pearing for Mr. Fortin, suggested that an appeal from the court‘s judgâ€" ment would be taken to Toronto. the case last week costs were assessed against Mr. Fortin. The main ground on which it was sought to unseat Forâ€" tin was that the taxes on the property on which ‘he had qualilied were not paid at the time. The dinner to be given by St. Matâ€" thew‘s Ladiés‘ Guild on Feb, 21st is cancelled until after Haster. Office: Room 2, Post Office Block, Timming |, Samples may be left at Gordon‘s Drug Store, Timmins, Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Hardware, Schumacher. Samples by mail promptly attended House Phone 757â€"J, Schumacher CUSTOMS ASSAYER AND CHEMIST Geo. C. Murphy O chance of losing that exâ€" quisite aroma . or flavor because of time or climateâ€" when it‘s vacuum packed. Phones 100â€"101