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Eugene method permaâ€" nent facial, scalp treatments, marcelling, finger and water wavyâ€" ing, manicuring and corrective shampooing. for appointment orcupine Buffalo Members Standard Stock and Mining Exchange Members Calgary Stock Exchange Members Vancouver Stock Exchange Brockville Winnipeg Company You are cordially invited to attend the opening of our new Timmins Store on the aftsrnoon and evening of Saturday, May 5th. Music, refreshments and an opporâ€" t'unity of inspecting our stock of modern labourâ€"saving clectrical appliances. Ottawa The â€" liquidator reports that on!| March 31st, 1928, an annual meeting of shareholders of (Gold iill Mines, Ltd., was held, and a proxy enablino the company‘s shares to be 1'epresentâ€" ed at these meetings was o.\'ecuted and delivered to the officers of Gold* Hill Mines Ltd., by himself as liquidâ€" ator. I Both thése parties took up part of their option and then.assigned to W. R. Sweeny, Toronto. On Mareh 31, after giving effect to various assignâ€" ments and purchases the ownership of the option was as follows: C. A. Fosâ€" ter, $8,500; S. J. Birnbaum, 79,500; W. R. Sweeny, 400,000. The liquidator says Mr. Sweeny on April 18, took up 50,000 shares under his option, at 30 cents per share, leayâ€" ing a balance of 438,000 shares, which option is now in default and may be cancelled at oncee on notice. All will be pleased to know that Mr. J. W. Faithful is making good progress now to recovery from his reâ€" cent illness. The late C.] B. Cronyn had an opâ€" tion on 550,000 shares of (Gold Hill Mines ltd., at 30 cents per share, the option carrying the condition of being transferable. Te final option ela sed on March 28, 1928, with 20 day being allowed before default, makin the date April 20. Mr. Cronyn‘ death, hwever, brought about certain changes, and the option was taken u by C. A. Foster, Toronto, on 368,500 shares, and 8. J. Birnbaum, Toronto n 181,500 shares. will hbe held. at. Haileybury toâ€"day, Thursday, May 3, for the purpose of receivingz report and financial and other statements from the liquidator dealing with the company. The shareholders will also ‘be asked to authorize the liquidator to execute on behalf of the company an agreement extending the time or times for makâ€" ing payment for the balance of the shares of Gold Hill Mines Ltd. opâ€" tioned to the late C. B. Cronyn on December 10, 1925.. The option was the one which expired on April 20, and it is suggested the extension be for another three months. Calgary South Porcupine ower Telephone Hamilton of our V ancouver London imited ‘*We find him agaim at Timmins as Division Superintendent, inmediately succeeding Mr. B. V. Harrson ({our present (General Manager) who had been transferred to the Cobalt office of the company. | ‘"Ferg. quickly took hold of the imâ€" portant work ahead of him in the growing Poreupine. gold camp, and there, as everywhere else, he created numerous friends. tive journal published in the interests of â€"the employees of Canada Northern Power Corporation. The Advance is indebted to the CN.P.C. Review for the loan of the eut. The accompanyâ€" ing article is as follows :â€" ++ Meet Mr. Wiinam Fergus Browae Cadman, ladies and gentlement, our popular Distribution lunc*mev Everyâ€" body knows him as Ferg. in spite of the hyphen. Ferg. was born at Pitâ€" locehry, Perthshire, on March 14th, 1884, and by a peculiar coincidence gave us these intimate details of his life on his natal day. He has had an exceptionally long career with the company, as, after coming to New Liskeard in April, 1905, he commeneâ€" ed service with the Cobalt Lught Power Co., Limited, in November of the same year. After four years with that company in Cobalt he was transâ€" ferred to Timmins with the Poreupine Telephone Linecs, Ltd., and remamed there until April, 1912. ‘*‘His next move was to Sturgeon Falls (a point served by \mthmn Ontario Light Power Co., Ltd.) with the appointment of â€" Division Superintendent, and he remaimed there until April 4, 1920 man, now of the head office at Nen Liskeard, but formerly manager of the Power Telephone €o0. branch at Timmins, appearing in a reeent i=sâ€" sue of CN.P.C. Review, the sattraceâ€" Hosts of friends in Timmins and district will be interested in the foiâ€" lowing sketch appesring, togethe with the picture of Mr. WV. F. B. Cadâ€" GKETCH DF FORMER VERY POPULAR TIMMINS MAN Canada Nogthern Power Co. Review Writes Up Mr. W. F. B. Cadman Now. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO _ â€"Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gosâ€" ~elin (formerly Miss Ernestine Tremâ€" will extend sincere sympathy in he death of their baby girl on April 24th at the North Bay hospital. The died at birth. Mrs. Gosselin is naking good recovery and is expectâ€" d to vis:t her home at Timmins very <hortlv. ° The following is the proposed schedule of matches for the Porecupine Instriect Football League. In each case the firstâ€"named team is the home cam. Necretaries or delegates have been requested to submit this proâ€" posed schedule to their respective ‘eams and to bring the schedule with iny suggested alterations to the P.D. E.L. meeting in the town hall on Monâ€" day, May 7th, at 7.30 p.m. It is proposed to have the first game n May 12th. There will be twenty REGORSS AND AVERAGEG OF FRATERNEL LEAGUE Ball, Kiwanis .... F. Feldman, Y.P.L Walker, Kiwanis Joval, L.Q:0.M.. ... Â¥.P.L. Wâ€"Cook,LO:O:H. ......... 9. ... 1980 L. Halperin, Kiwanis ..... 9::. ~ 140 YCoung, Kiwanis: ...... .. .. 16. ... .134 The following are the records made: One game, no handicap, T. Feldâ€" man, 343. One eame, with bandicap, T. Feldâ€" man, 364. Threeâ€"game, no handicap, H. Daner, The following are the averages and records for the Fraternal Bowling League :â€" Name and Team Games Average C Platus; W, Langdon, Kiwanis ....37. ...200 Mickson,: 1;:0Q.;O:IM. .;..... 44. .. .197 Byre,; D.0.0.M.~. a. ... sys 46. .:;.106 Tomkinson, Kiwanis ... ...; 32. 1060 H. Daher, L()()\l n hok n se 4 ‘Tee l e](lmdn, Cb 4.; .x 4x s .. ... 12. ;...193 Py C ('nh(*n, sls .ce se t . iss 3OA Dearden, Kiwanis 21yz .191 45. 4s ... cce #L. . . 190 A s Brennan, 1L.0,0:M..~.,..34.. ...100 (:: HFarnam, t.; Pierce,. L.0:0.M;:.‘..::..% ... 188 bkelly, ‘10.0.F._.....5.32.5,.. 185 CGampbell;=L0.0.:EF. . ......,.... 47‘:,.. 189 MY. alsh, ... insl LO4 (t.: ‘Lake, IKiwanis.... . z.3 .. 3a. .181 Sacekson, Kiwanis . .. .....00."*~.. 180 J Reid» A§.:.D. . s 10. ... 178 . 11 ;s Goldstein, Y.P.L. F. Abrams, Y.P.L C. Abrams, Y.P.L W. Cook, 1.0.0.F. Threeâ€"game, 3136. FDY * A c Threeâ€"game, M.,; 3335. Leamen, 1.0.0.F Brough, 1.0.0.F. Wingrove, A.S.D Cooper,. A.5.D. . Carson, 1.0.0.F. . Jacobs, A.5.D. . selanger, AS.D. . Ball, A.S.D. 1266 S. C. Platus Heads the List in Averâ€" ages for the Fraternal Bowling League 140 ILQ ashire v ‘*He is exceedingly popular with the ladies, and recently the Kiwanis Club of Timmins made a presentation to him consisting of some pieces of silver, all contributed by broken hearts in Timmins. ‘*The problems of distribution and service are, we feel sure, in very capâ€" able hands with him. but *§1) ( 1e( lTeam averages itre :â€"â€"I,0.0.M.., past master of Sturgeon Falls Lodge A. F. A. M., a member of Northern Lights R.A.M., Timmins, and a memâ€" ber of the New Liskeard Kiwanis Club. ‘*He is an ardent footballer, and played against the team sent out by the bnuuah Football Assciation two years ago, acquitting himself~ very creditably. He also has an idea he can curl. °ROPOSED SCHEDULE OF THE P.DFPL. FPOR SEASCN dnE Leal. 1t is not econsistent editorial dignity to make a this lnngnaph\ about Fer: Sootch triends. ‘"*In June, 1927, we find is in head office as Distri} fully deserving of motion earned through long Ful service. ~* I ie and it was n« cronies were 1 May 12th. imes, as follows Melntvre ovs. One Mcelntyre Lancashire;, Holly es. vs. Cornish; Dome vs. Melnâ€" ‘e;â€" Lancashire vs. Holly Rees.; rnish vs. Dome; Melntyre vs. Holly es.; Dome vs. Lancashire; Cormsh Mceintyre; Holly RKees. vs. Dome; neashire vs. Cornish; Laneashire Melntyre; â€" Cornish vs. Holly . â€" Melntyre vs. Dome; Holly cs. vs. Lancashire; Dome vs. Corâ€" h; Holly Rees. vs. Melntyre; Lanâ€" hire vs. Dome; Melntyre vs. Corâ€" h; Dome vs. Holly Rees.; Cornish Laneashire. Irepe epo e is an A\Ang master of St rame, with handicap, game, no handicap, 952 909 10.0.F game, ladies, is not married vyet, is a ubiguitous animal, t surprising that l'mg fromâ€"<the Land o‘ toae not> consistent Wwith? om no handicap, with handicap, Y.P.L., with handicap, L.0.0 make any pun the seeond half Kiwanis, 942 ...... 2 ... 1980 ..... 47:...180 ...... 52. .. .184 ...... 32. .%., 181 ...... 30. . . 180 ..... 198. ...â€"â€"178 ..... :m L777 ..... L7 ..>% 177 ..... Sb .2 1790 ns 14 . d TA ..... 30.... . 174 ..... 0 *;> ;. 174 religion, a Falls Lodge of Northern and a memâ€" 30 45 him with mution Enâ€" 1L.0.0. M 1,.00.0. M and faith 1?} 206 200 197 190 196 104 103 193 191 191 190 190 189 188 185 185 184 181 180 178 T77 177. 170 174 174 174 179 The thirteenth annual ball under the auspices of the Timmins Fire Briâ€" gade, will be held in the Masonic hall, on â€" Thursday evening,, May HMth. Dancing will commence at 9.30.p.m. Tommy Stephens and his Red Jackets will provide the best of music. The Firemén always have a most enjoyâ€" able annual ball and all attending are smre Of the best kind of a fine time. Fire Chief Borland claims this will be the best yet, because it is a lucky number one, being the thirteenth anâ€" nual event. _ While the Firemen‘s anâ€" nual ball is usually known as *‘*The Twentyâ€"fourth of May"" dance, this is the first time for some years that it has been held on the holiday itself. Being held this year on the 24th the holiday should make it easy for all to attend. FIREMEN‘S ANNUAL BALL THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 214 ANDTHER SUGGESGFUL BIRRELL BHL GONGERT Orchestra Selections Find General Favour. Individual Vocal and Instrumental Numbers Well Received Timmins Garage Co., Limited $25.00 to $50.00 Cheap Power Good Motors Just the thing for Stationary Power 6 Cars that have hamrock,"" played hestra, in honour rice, of Bremen selection that was Timmins from Solicitor Or toâ€"â€" the north west and Way Avenue Timmins, accore (Temiskaming) : Land Titles Offic The following said to be on the taimnin Cf Valuable Residental Property : the Town of Timmins There will be offered for sale h_y Public Auction n Tuesday, the 15th day of May, 1928, at Eleven o‘celock in ‘the forenoon on the premises by virtue of the Power of Sale in a cerâ€" tain mortgage which will be produced at the sale, the following property, â€" Lot One hundred and fortvâ€"one at chase money to be pai time of sale, balance to ten days. For further particul tions of sale apply to: Auctioneer, all the Fixtures, Stockâ€"inâ€" trade and Merchandise of the Timâ€" mins Drug Company, limited. \@»d further take notice that Crediâ€" tors having elaims against the Vendor for which they are entitled to rank, must file proof of such claims with me on or before the 21st day of May, A.D. 1928, as after that date I shall distribute the proceeds of <the sale amongst the parties entitled thereto hd\mfr regard only to those claims of which I shall then have notice. W. J. GRUMMETT, Trustee, Ansonville, Ont., Dated at Ansonville, Ont., this 10th day of April, A.D. 1928. 16â€"18 11e Take notice that Arthur J. Rhodes, of the Town of Matheson, in the Disâ€" trict of Cochrane and Provinee of Onâ€" tario, has made a sale of his stockâ€"inâ€" trade to Jas. B. Smith and Ruth Smith, of the Town of Matheson, in the District of Coelhrane and Province of Ontario, and that I am appointed Trustee under the Provisions of the Bulk Sales Aect. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of Arthur J. Rhodes, of the Town of Matheson. in the Disâ€" trict of Cochrane and Province of Ontario, and in the Matter of the Bulk Sales Act. - CHATTEL MORTGAGE SA LE TERMS :â€"10 nmins. Ontarino ning / roomsâ€" o a frame barn ferms: Ten pe se money to b ie of sale. For made known at r particulars a Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block, 7 Timmins, Ontario. Solicitor for the Mortgagess. M.R.C.S., Eng. SURGEON Consultation by Appointment Office: 6 Marshall Block, TIMMINS. Ontario fram« CTION SALE NOTICE Land Titles Act west corner of Mount Avenues in the sdld I'mm according to Pla M DEAN KESTER, 18 Tororto St., Toronto, 2. ssrs Sullivan Newton, Intario. â€"~16â€"159, ¢OYr DuIianece, Lerms w wn at the sale. For f1 ars apply to JONES LEON AIlNID, ording 1(0 liAn M«333 ) now of record in the Mfice at Cochrane. ing improvements are the property,â€" per cent of the purâ€" be paid down at the ance to be paid within cent. of the paid down at alance, terms he sale. 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