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Use NO er. pÂ¥ Junior IIIâ€"â€"Joan Clemens 91, Gabriel Larouche 75, Marcelle Larouche 72, Lauria Saumur 67, Leopold David 65, Jeanne Pepin 66; Renade Lescorbeau 60, Paul Saumour 53, Jack Collins 40. Senior I Gradeâ€"Germain Brunet 93, Jeraldine David 87, Madeline Pepin 78, J. D. Clemens 76, Albert Bertrand 78, Clarence Dupont 70, Jean Pepin 69, Fernand Brunet §3, Ilida Lescorbeau 58, Firmin Brunet 58. Francis Collins 50. Sr. IVâ€"H. J. Campbell, teacherâ€" James Veitch 86, Maude Dixon 80, Donna Simpson 79, Wallace Clement 77, Kate Kranchovitch 76, Douglas Warâ€" ren 75, Russel Creed 71, Opal Little® Jr. IVâ€"Eevi Norgord 81, Ruby Knox 70, Jack Korrie 70, Bill Reid 67, Clifâ€" ford Creed 56, Ralph Dixon 51, Hector Birnie* Jr. IIIâ€"Isobet Aitchison 89, Jean Swayne 81, Charlie Kranchovitch 78, Angus Reid 60, Clare Little® Jr. IIâ€"Daisy Warren 92, Ella Cleâ€" ment 85, Lorine Dixon 82, Alan Dunâ€" lavey 77, Lillian Bass 76, Glenn Little 76, Eino Korrie 73, Elsie Creed 57 Below will be ports for Conni the September Separate School is as follows:â€" Junior Larouche Lauria S Jeanne I 60, Paul Primer Seniorâ€"Paul Auger 898, Lauâ€" rin Gervais 85, Irene Auger 80, Michael Collins 77, Marie Auger 77, Jules Auger Primer Juniorâ€"Marcel Pepin 92, Georgette Saumur 82, Gabriel Auger 80, James Collins 70, Gertrude Auger 68, Jeannette Dupont 66, Ethel Desaulâ€" niers 64, Jeanne Seguin, Aldei Berâ€" geran. Senior teacherâ€" berte D: 75 The foNowing is the report of Conâ€" naught Public School for September:â€" An asterisk after a name signifies the pupil was absent. Iâ€"Jim Veitch 89, Dorothy Reid 88, Murial Reid 87, Sidney Smith 80. EIlâ€" wood Swayne 77, Toivi Saari 65, Lewin Bass 55, Dorothea Creed 43. Pr. C.â€"Melburn _Warren 72, Edna Reid 63, Catherine Aitchison 55, Irene Bass 40; Ernest Birnie 39, P.B.â€"â€"George Grant, Grace Dixon Arthur Grant, Rose Sekulic. The official statement of the McInâ€" tyre Porcupine Mines, Limited, for the six months ending Sept. 30th, 1929, show increases all the way along over the same period in the previous fiscal year. The statement shows:â€" Reports SEPTEMBER EXAMINATIONS AT CONNAUGHT SGHOOLS Increase in MclIntyre‘s Earnings for Halfâ€"Year Gross income, first quarter, $1,062.611; second quarter, $1,112,861; for the six months, $2,175,472; increase over same period last year, $65,966. Costs, including development, first quarter, $592,499; second quarter, $583,â€" 610; for the six months ending Sept. s30th, 1929; $1,176,109; for the same period last year, $1,128,508; increase, $47,601. Net earnings, first quarter, $470,112; second quarter, $529,251; six months ending Sept. 30th, 1929, $999,363; same period last year, $980,997; increase, $18,365. Less, provision for taxes for period, first quarter, $28,932; second quarter, $30,888; six months, $59,820; same perâ€" iod last year, $50,465; increase, $9,355. Net earnings before depreciation, first quarter, $441,179; second quarter, $488,â€" 362; six months ending Sept. 30th, 1929, $939,542; same period last year, $930,â€" 532; increase, $9,010. Huntingdon Gleanor:â€"Recently Erâ€" nest Yardy was passing through a playâ€" ground where a large number of chilâ€" dren were playing. A high tensgion wire broke and started twisting on the ground. Yardy shouted warning to the children to run, and not to touch either him or the wire. He then grabâ€" bed the wire. In a few minutes he was dead. It happened at Oshawa, Ont. rts for the onnaught S Connaught David IVâ€" Joan 1 be four onnaught THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Miss of. : £ ie Separate Station and it Public S C _ ArC Mary found the school reâ€" ught. The report for examinations at the of Connaught Station Tardit Louise rate School and for the c School. Sauriol, 89, Gilâ€" Clemens at Dr. Helen McMurchy, of the Thild Welface Division of the Dept. of Health, Ottawa, has issued a very valuâ€" able booklet entitled "Rickets; Prevenâ€" tion and Cure." The booklet should prove of great value to parents and also very heipful in building up better health. Dr. McMurchy has the neâ€" cessary knowledge to write as an exâ€" nert on the subject, having specialized in the matter of the health of children, and in addition she has a talent with the pen that enables her to present her knowledge in interesting and effective way. Rickets is the commonest disease of children in our large towns, says one of the authorities uoted in the bookâ€" let. Children that have had slight or severe rickets do not grow well or thrive well. They are often backward at school. Their teeth are soft and decayed. They are more likely than other children to have colds, bronchiâ€" tis, convulsions, pneumonia and other diseases. They often have adenoids and enlarged tonsils. Accordingly, there will be a general desire to elimâ€" inate rickets if that is practical. Inâ€" deed, it is not very difficult. "Sun, codâ€" liver oil and suitable food prevents rickets," says Dr. McMurchy. Booklet on Prevention and Cure of Rickets The booklet emphasizes that rickets is a disease of nutrition caused by lack of sun and lack of suitable food. It begins soon after birth and may not be noticed in infancy or childhood but still it may do harm more or less all through life. The signs by which rickets may be known as present are detailed in the booklet, and it is pointed out that though rickets may be cured, it is still better to prevent the condition. This may be done by the use of sun, suitable food and cod liver oil. Free copies of the booklet, "Rickets, Prevention and Cure‘" may be obtained free on request from the Deputy Minâ€" ister, Dept. of Pensions and National Health, the Elgin Building, Ottawa. All parents should see that they have a copy of this booklet. It is easy to read and easy to understand, and by a readâ€" ing of it and the observance of its sloâ€" gan, ‘"Sun, Cod Liver Oil and Suitable Food Prevent Rickets" this disease of children may be added to the several others that have been practically elimâ€" inated through the good work of apâ€" plied medical science. HALLOWE‘EX MASQUERADE TO BE GIVEN BY CORNISH CLUB Many are looking forward to the Hallowe‘en masquerade dance to be given by the Cornish Social Club in the Hollinger Recreation hall, Timâ€" mins, on Tuesday evening, Oct 29th. There will be prizes for costumes, and everybody will have a good time. Burâ€" ton Holland and his Club Royal orchesâ€" tra will furnish the best of music for the evening. Hockey fans in the Ggistrict will be interested to know that the fortieth annual meeting of the Ontario Hockey Association will be held in the Temple Building, Toronto, on Saturday, Noâ€" vember 16. Amendments to the conâ€" stitution, regulations and playing rules close on Saturday, Nov. 2, and nominaâ€" tions for officers on Saturday, Nov. 9. Hockey clubs should hold organization meetings as early as possible and send in their entry to the secretary, W. A. Hewitt, Daily Star Building, Toronto. ANNUAL MEETING O,. H. A. TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 16TH New Liskeard these days seems to be reaching out for various records, and achieving the aims. Liskeard is the only town in the North holding two fairs or a fTair in two sections. The town also holds the North Land recaord for the number of rich men in the community. No other town of its size can equal New Liskeard in the numâ€" ber of wellâ€"toâ€"do men living in the town. Another record is being made now for Liskeard. In addition to the best canned peas put up on the continâ€" ent New Liskeard may claim toâ€"day CHIMNEY AT NEW LISKEARD TOWERS EIGHTY FEET HIGH the highest chimney in the North, aâ€" part from the smeilters and commercia‘! plants. The New Liskeard Speaker says:â€"‘"‘The new radial brick chimney erected by Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis, Limited., to be used in connection with the new boiler house, is eighty feet high. It took 13,000 bricks and was built by an expert brick layer, in six daysâ€"a reâ€" cord time." | _Junior Firstâ€"honoursâ€"Peggy Cutten (92, Nellie Whitehead 80, Joan Needham 81. i Junior Secondâ€"honoursâ€"Doreen Bell Lawrence Watt 79, Anita Hamill 78, !Samuel Clark 75. Passâ€"Sydney Mcâ€" Leish 70; Patricia Speers 70, Arthur Goodman 70, Edward Powers 70, Blake | Foy 69, Gerald Dowe 66, Alfred Walters i(65, Daniel Renniec 64 Senior â€" Thirdâ€"honoursâ€"Gwenneth MacMillan 88, Marjorie Chadwick 80, Alma Fearn 77, Bill Eaton 75. Passâ€" George Liznick 74, Fred Harrop 74, John Freeman 64, Jeanette Bean 62. Junior Thirdâ€"honoursâ€"Vera Harrop 82, Eileen Charron 77, John Eaton 77, Helen Jack 76, Margaret McDowell 75, Passâ€"Phyllis Smith 73, Bleanor Ede 71, Olive Cameron 71, Audrey Alexander 69, Mildred Chapman 69, Edna Goodfellow 68, Lewis Ogden 68, Frank Caron 66. Jimmie Brewer 65, Elmer Foy 65, Graâ€" ham Towers 64, Francis McEwen 64. The following are the ‘results for September in the Iroquois Falls public sechool :â€" According to the proclamations isâ€" sued and distributed last week the nomination of candidates for the presâ€" ent provincial election in this riding of South Cochrane will be held in the town hall, Kirkland Lake, on Saturday of this week, Oct 19th, from one to two o‘clock in the afternoon. From presâ€" em‘ indications no independent party candidate will be nominated and so it is likely that only the two candidates, A. F. Kenning, Conservative, and Dr. J. A. McInnis, Liberal, will be nominâ€" SEPTEMBER HONOUR ROL IROQUOIS FALLS SCHOOL Primary Aâ€"honour rollâ€"Vira Towers and Riva Dowe 96, Jack Pretselil 93, Fred Free 92, Betty Milton and Jim Clarke 91, Sylva Rowley and »James White 90 Fred Hurter 89, Leno Caron 88, Billy Liznick 79 Primary Bâ€"honour rollâ€"Ethel Walâ€" ters 92, Roy Staples 86, Donald McLeod 85, Virginia Bean 81, Joyce Morrison 80, Harry Buncke 79, Donald Olson and Edwin Pratt 78, James Brindle 76. Primary â€" C.â€"honour . rollâ€"Clayton Spears 89, Douglas Charron 88. Senior Secondâ€"honoursâ€"Cecil Watt 85; Joan Benson 78. Passâ€"Alex Smith 73, Genevieve McDowcll 70, Annie Walâ€" ters 65. Nominations to be Held at Kirkland Lake, Oct 19 Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes in the September Exams at Troquois Fails. ated on Saturday A Kirkland Lake woman had a neighâ€" bour woman in court some days ago for assault, the woman alleging that the neighbour lady had beat her up a little. 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