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26 3 : Hollinger Stores Ltd. Husband: ‘"Yes, your mother must not. read it." * * Wife: "Have you cut that article ‘HMow to live to be 100 Years old‘ out of the paper?" Thursday, Nov. 22nd, 1928 Coupons accepted as usual in these departments â€"Ulk, Berlin The Alberta Wheat Pool recently opened for business at Vancouver, B.C., a new terminal grain elevator with a capacity of 2,400,000 bushels. Theé Alberta Pool now has a total eleâ€" vator capacity of 5,200,000 bushels. "At ~pbolice â€" court this three young men who disturbed t y evening band concert at the Goldfiel were each fined $10.00 and costs, a total of $16.00 each. In addition the magistrate scored the three young men for their poor spertsmanship and their lack of good sense. They were not forced in any way to attend events of this kind. If they did not enjoy the programmes they could stay away. Hundreds of people who enjoyed the music had their evening spoiled by the lack of consideration for others of such young hoodlums. There have been many recent complaints about similar disturbances and announcement was made some months ago that the thoughtless or selfish disturbers would have to stay away or behave. Chief McLauchlan says that further proseâ€" cutions will follow until the proper reâ€". spect is shown, and that some young ladies who talk and laugh and otherâ€" wise disturb proceedings may find themselves also in court in Connection. with the senseless and indefensible' disturbances that occur on occasion. Disturbance at Concert Costs Young Men $16 H/ach THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Q; Open Dances to be Given C) by the Lancashire Club Word has been received toâ€"day from Toronto that Mrs. G. S. Lowe, who was taken ill there last week, is now reâ€" covered again. The condition of their little girl, Barbara, however, is not so satisfactory. It has been necessary to give the child two transfusions n: blood in the past week, and the child is still seriously ill. Hosts of friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Lowe will very earnestly hope for the early and comâ€" plete recovery of the youngster. There will be many special attracâ€" tions in connection with the bazaar to be held on December 5th and 6th, unâ€" der the auspices of the ladies of the Altar Society, in the basement of the Church of the Nativity. There will be a truly remarkable array of attractive articles for sale. It will be an ideal place to secure the most pleasing Christmas gifts. It has been arranged to serve a hot supper on the evening of the sixth, the last day of the bazaar and this is a feature that none should A euchre, five hundred and bridge, in St. Anthony‘s parish hall is anâ€" nounced for Thursday evening of next week, Nov. 29th, in aid of the St. Anâ€" thony‘s R. C. Church. There will be gold prizes for the winners and all attending are sure to have a happy time. These card parties are always very enjoyable events for all present. EUCHRE, FIVE HUNDRED AND BRIDGE, THURSDAY, NOV. 29 Another item of importance discussâ€" ed at the meeting was the matter of the children to be given presents. It was moved and carried that the parâ€" ents must enrol their membership on or before Dec. l1st, if they want their children to receive a present at Christâ€" mas. If parents wish to get their children some special article they can do so by paying the difference to the secretary on the above date. SPECIAL FEATURES AT ........ THE BAZAAR ON DEC. 56 A general meeting of the Lancashire| Social Club was held in the Hollinger, Recreation hall last Thursday évening.| There were about fifty members preâ€"| sent. The chief business of the evenâ€"| ing was in regard to the Children‘s, Christmas Tree. It was decided that! two open dances be given to raise the! required funds. One of these dances will be held this (Thursday)| evening at 9 p.m., and the other on | Saturday evening of next week, Dec. Ist, at 8.30 p.m. Both will be at the Hollinger hall and happy times may be | expected on both occasions. The dance | this evening will be a novelty one. One | of the novelties will be a clock dance. Another will be a spot waltz. There will be prizes for both these dances. No invitations are needed for | dances. | I A sad accident occurred on Sunday afternoon last, Nov. 18th, whereby Herb. McDonald, popular and highlyâ€" respected in town, met death by being crushed by a falling power pole. He was engaged with some other men in supervising the erection of a line to ‘ take power to the Rochester property. | Poles were being cribbed on the cyanâ€" ide, and in some way or another one of the poles fell, striking Mr. McDonald. He suffered the full force of the fallâ€" ing pole, his head and face being |crushed and one leg broken. Death | was instantaneous. The coroner inâ€" vestigated the tragedy and found the | death accidenteal. The funeral took place on Wednesâ€" day morning, high mass being said at 9 o‘clock at the Church of the Nativity, Timmins, and interment being made in the R. C. cemetery. The large attenâ€" dance at the funeral and the many beautiful floral tokens and the spiritual offerings testified to the high regard in which he was held and the sympathy felt for those bereaved. There has been very general regretl and sorrow at the untimely death. The late Herb. McDonald had been a| resident of the camp since the early days and everyone who knew him liked him for his genial way and his fair-i ness. He was an electrician by trade} and was working up a good businessl of his own by his skill and attention to the work. The late Herb, McDonald was about 38 years of age. He is surâ€"| vived by a widow and three chlldren | His father and mother, residing Timmins for some year, Mr. McDonald ‘ Sr., now being with the power comâ€"| pany at Wawaitin, and three brothers§ and two sisters also survive. To these| and to the other bereaved relatives and | friends the deepest sympathy of a111 will be extended. ) POPULAR ELECTRICIAN KILLED BV FALLING PQIF HMHerb. McDonald Meets Death in Arciâ€" dent While at Work on Sunday Afternoon. J. ARUNDELL ;g } 3 % (Late of the Hollinger Stores, Ltd.) _ Reed Block Pme Street, Timmins :+ 7 k) T: PB :) mmmmmmmaaaa J%fl%%%%@%%%%bfiwwg MR. CHaRLES arcur| â€"The ladies at the tea room at the United Church bazaar are serving afâ€" ternoon tea from 3 to 5 pm., and a fiftyâ€"cent supper plate for those who come at the regular mealtime. ~4" St. Andrew‘s Night is to be specially observed at Golden Beaver Masonic lodge here next Wednesday evening by a special Scottish programme. It will be a braw bricht nicht for a‘ guid Scotâ€" tish Masons. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Amos, of Toronâ€" to, are visitors to Timmins this week. Mr, Amos, who is the president of the A. E. Moysey Co., is wellâ€"known and popular all through the North, having spent many years in this country in its pioneer days. Every branch of farm work, farm machinery, stock, etc., has an expert writer in the Family Herald and Weekly Star, the recognized first writers in Canada. â€"Every fisherman a lucky one in the fishpond at the United Church bazaar â€"from minnows to whalesâ€"for both old and young «47 â€"Aprons galore, handâ€"knitted baby things and numerous fancy articles suitable for Christmas will be on sale at the United Church bazaar on Wedâ€" nesday next, Nov. 28th. â€"Just five days until the United Church bazaar, Wednesday, Nov. 28th ~4" Less than five weeks now before Christmas. C mm Mr. W. L. Donovan, of Hamilton, was in the camp this week on:â€"business. 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