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Still Good Hockey at South Porcupine The You! on Wednes Mrs. R. Mitchell tension, is in the terian hospital thi dergone a tonsil 0o dergone a tonsil operation. Miss Evelyn Mack entertained about twenty of her young friends at her home on Thursday evening last in honâ€" our of her sixteenth birthday. All spent a very jolly time wishing the popular young hostess many more years of health and happiness. A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Willie White gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Yeomans, Mrs. White‘s parents, on Thursday evening last and made Mr. and Mrs. White the recipients of a miscellaneous shower 0f gifts in honour of their marriage a short time ago. His many friends here regret the serious illness of Mr. Dan O‘Connor, of Connaugh Station, who is in St. Mary‘s hospital, Timmins, with pneumonia. Many Interesting Events at South Por eupine and Dome During Past Week. Timmins Coup‘e Wedâ€" ded at South Porcupine This Week Pa rimony b Poreupine They wer Slobasky Swain as who song, their new rived. Games, a happy evenir attendance, par men of the chu At the Rebek given in their | last the prize ladies‘ first, Mr Russell Camero Carlson, â€" Dome: Dome; third, M: ladies‘ first was 1 second by Mrs. Battrick, all of t to Mrs. Ppith t kles, Dome Mine third. Mr. Hug Miss Anni tained a number of friends at bridge on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Robertson, who was her guest. The prizeâ€"winners were Miss L. Niemi and Mrs. Douglas Leiterman. Mrs. Trul Kirkland L Miss Katit of Feldman In a local day of last feated the E On the win in goal with berry, Catar in the lineâ€" Doran, R lined up. BKI11s Over to U at Poweli‘s PC Dancing was muchâ€"apprecia! Mr Otta Sp called to Toro the death ther Spiers, on Suw Toronto paper 112 Ossington . ed with one of The Women glican church, home of Mrs. on Monday ev were made for which is to be Saturday a sale of apron Mr. and Mrs into Mrs. Hous ford street, t] resided former Mrs. Donal¢ pneumonia A party H peciai t0o °* Miss Ran chool staf OL M ation, was a visitor in Mr. Vladimir Hyrniu achine ‘shop, is ser _ the winning side R. Mitch: goal with J. Miller, Parsons, Ty, Catarello, H. McLean and the lineâ€"up. H. Richmond v for the Engineers ar McLean, Ostrowsky, Johns, T s. J. V. Stone, of the | d a number of friends sday afternoon for MI theit rty of younf i merry trip Te urch, held a meeting at the Mrs. W. Johns, Dome Mines, y evening when preparations e for their annual Easter tea o be held at the Dome on the before Easter. There will be iprons and homeâ€"baking Mrs. John Aiken have moved Houston‘s residence on Crawâ€" ‘t, the place in which they $CiaA 1, Ostrowsky Murphy and in the Porcuping nto is seriously ill with the Porcupine hospital. oung people from town trip on snowshoes and e home of Miss Young, int on FPriday evening. Sp ACl Al nnel Spi¢ V 6 nLt the Dom f the Dome 1A£ H TH reting at the Dome Mines preparations al Easter tea Dome on the There will be score Mitcl Connaught n this week. of the Dome sly ill with ins, W T1 6h MI B el MJ1 Pem nt Anâ€" the at 1€ La Reine Pair Now Held on Charges of Murder Children‘s Hats values to $1.00 N OW Baby‘s Silk Bonnets values to $1,.00 Lot of Work shirts Sold to 75¢ now . Lot $1.00 sSHIRTS Now .. Hundreds of Bargains in Baby Furnishings Men‘s Armbands Values to 25¢ _ 7b¢ NECK WEAR WE ASK YOU TO CONSIDER QUALITY Remember this is not a sale of junk, but of hishâ€"grade merchandise that The AYOUB STORE was noted for handling in Timmins. Supply your Easter needs now at a big sayâ€" ing during this Bankrupt Sale. We lead others follow. Men‘s Furnishings Go For a Song! 1 V Men‘s Felt Hats, sold to $5.00 1 98 now e )€ Mclint i1 and Empire:â€"A Briâ€" accused of selling miliâ€" Germany for $200. What y secrets can be bought i l di Roussel, of Montreal, ert, testifiecd that death yxiation and that two front of the throat . caused either by rope LC la s jury held an inâ€" h cof the child verdict:â€"*"Death by i person or persons inquest nurses from ere said Lachappelle y from the hospital urned later for the Lapointe, chief of had been informed ‘aby had not been le left the hospital. ied Lachappelle, who iven the child away mmins." Sunday Besides juartette "On Calâ€" rendered by Miss sh, Messrs Suttie elsewhere in this the dead body of acksack in a shop said to have been ie father, Clement ested in connecâ€" r, and word this s that the mother Both Lachappelle lice ceolls gt Rouyn aarged with murâ€" â€"old infant son 1 crammed into a ago. The father nanded for eight er, Justice of the said the chief, y of the frozen ed into a packâ€" on the edge of * 10, andâ€"Wi irhurst 3. endance at th competition in the presiâ€" ved. They Mar st 14, Smith st 9, Costain March 24th, ks of Smith The contest 1@ 11 points ig rink was 29¢ 39¢ 19¢ 39¢ 49e het give the witnesses uder and h, Longâ€" ing man 15.20 for 0c Costair h 22nd at the Besides going past pJAl: isiOot ird ‘Schumacher Little Girl Injured in Fall Ladies‘ Fancy â€" Dress Flannel, 54 ins. wide. values to $3.00 per yard . T 67(: Ladies‘ Corsets, values _ . _ §$1.10 Men‘s MHigh Leather 1 $2.05 ;'0(;35;.05;:;%3 $2095 Dress Silk, 36 ins. wide values $1.75 per yard â€"..:... 696 Figured and Plain Saâ€" teen, reg,. 50¢ now per yd. ... 24€ Shetland Floss, values to 15¢ nsc .sn 0C Ladies‘ Dress Goods values $1.35 4 per yard . Fancy Crepe Gingham values to 25¢ now 11C Dress Velvet values to fltfvo per yd. 79(: In the police court news last week The Advance noted that Magistrate Atkinson commented on the amount of alcohol and moonshine around these days and warned those concerned that the fines would be increased for this form of breach of the liquor laws. From reference in The Nortkhorn News last week, it seems that there is a lot of alcohol in circulation also in the Kirkland district and Magistrate Atâ€" kinson gave warning against this sort af breach of the law. "If it continues," he said, "I‘m going to double the fines in cases of this kind." Those guilty will find that the magistrate makes no idle threats and that he understands his business perfectly. It may be recalled that a year or two ago there was a regular epidemic of common drunks at the Kirkland Lake police court. The magistrate called attention to the numâ€" ber of drunk cases. ‘If it doesn‘t stop" he said, ‘I‘m going to double the fines in such cases. It did not materially deâ€" crease for a week or two. The magisâ€" trate doubled the fines for drunkenâ€" ness at Kirkland, and the result was surprising. Almost at once the growâ€" ing list of drunk charges each week began to decrease and soon there were few drunk cases indeed at the Kirkland police court. MAGISTRATE FORECASTS BIGGER FINES FOR "ALKI ing. The winners were:â€"ladies, firs Mrs. J. Chatson; second, Mrs. Wn Hughes; men‘s, first, M. Charlebo‘is second, Mr. J. Besley. Mrs. Ward seryv ed a very nice lunch to the membe: and their friends. The Community Society of Tr United Church is planning a concer Wednesday evening, April 5th. Girls of the Northern Lights Grouy putting on a very humorous Many will remember the splendid the girls put on last year. Several standing musicians in the camp assisting. This will be a very er able evening. The price of admi: is very low, the object of the eve being to have an enjoyable time gether and the proceeds will be to complete the payment for the hymnary. Master Kirby Joyner, whe under an operation for appendicitis at Mary‘s hospital, is getting along nicely. The L.O.B.A. held a very delight whist party at the home of Mrs. Char Ward, Third avenue on Friday eve Girls of Northern Lights Group to Present Another Play, Other Htems of Interest from Schumacher Correspondent. Cash Register, Safe and Fixâ€" tures for Sale Schumacher, Marc} al to The Advance Mr. William Web) Dry Goods Milady THE FINAL CRASH OF PRICES C( JUST 10 DAYS MORE OF FAST, F greatest sales ever staged in Timmir low prices that will be remembered days. Greater Crowds will be here WATITâ€"Store C Sale starts at I Men‘s Boots and Men‘s Heavy â€" R: Wmm top. Values to $3.00 ues to $38.50, now Shoes for the Entire Family Sacrificed JOSEPH THE LIQUIDATOR, Liquidating the Bankrupt Shoeos in( Notable Appearance of Sun Do#s, Sunday AT HOME ON FRIDAY, APRIL BY ARBUTUVUS CHAPTER WÂ¥ Sund § C Atten P1 val S Nn IEs DO NO . O SIDE OF inbow until 10 a.m. for remarking and rearranging Everyvthing must be sold in 10 Davys Our entire stock of Ladies‘ Shoes, 500 pairs, conâ€" sisting of Kid and Patent Pumps, Straps and Oxâ€" fords in spike, cuban and flat heels, including the wellâ€"known Classic Shoe, Hurlbutt and other fine makes. Selling regularly up to $6.00 all at oné price. Sizes 25 to 8 in the lot. irng in the Sky ¢ Attracted Much DIES ATTENTION OF THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE AT THE AYOUB STORE, 80 THIRD AVENUE, THIMMIN®S. ‘URIOUS, UNPARALLELED BARGAIN GIVING and the curtain will be rung down on one of the ns. Again prices have been slashed and new bargains thrown out to the people at such ridiculously for years to come by all who attend. Thousands of people have been at the store in the past few : toâ€"morrow. Come this week or next week sure. Sale Ends Tuesday, April 11th Als id Iso Add 1e Sky. 7 TH O. E. Open Saturday night until 10 o‘clock (Advanced iby ‘Ihe Advance) If Premier Bennsett could step in and right a wrong on a soldier in the case ibove, why can not the premier also step in and see that justice is done n the case cf a Porcupine soldier who aas suffered, without meriting it in any way, suffered in mind, body and estate hrough an injustice and unfairness hat needs righting? The reference is 3 Private Hussin, of Drinkwater Pit. This man was among the ear‘y volunâ€" eers at Valcartier. He was anxious to ‘ase of Capt. Brown and Another Case $1.069 ier Bennett Invited to step in and | a hi a Wrong in Case of Poreuâ€" 86 ine Ssoldier, Blameless in Every w ie sent Benne! i the upbui idian justice And Now th avanced by il wrong. TNAAA horcughly justific 1y J ib 1M 1A W reflecticn on ‘ribune has n members of 1 h standingâ€" his mme! nhra of Capt the Other Case by l n ‘of Mr. Bennett‘s now. The unjust from the records. s confident from the vidence, the verdict could be brought to perscnal attention ld be taken to right ; That confidence aly justified by the d day‘s work he has ilding cof confidence curity Ccfi n‘msel which his servic is reâ€"appointmen vindization of hi all he could ask IY mA »ANACGLAL nds, ha: alham B frignds, Or. th that intereste half could as}k rs of the courtâ€" dingâ€"did their Their verdict on aken. But even lation for mercy d that it really f technical gulilt ence promulgatâ€" eping with such M Srown Y 1ias the himself que isk. th> entering 50¢c. seeme« He wa now say ne pensicn is man for si or excuse C a disability sullerings O HussiIn Nave DECnNn K to too many here for any such â€" to be entertained. There is no slightest doubt that for si years Hussin has been disabled handicapped and suffered seri There is no doubt but that sinc alleged cure and the turther treat he has suffered still more. If the 15 11 al nay l1 ‘but that handicapped him urely beyond the realm of res uggest that for sixteen year as malingered is to ask peopl elieve the evidence of their . heir own sense and intelliger ufferings of Hussin have bee i1 Cht his i from th d with it it worse A. Bradt up the case Hussin was il 1t stie stt farm han b A T 0 be undc xamined an Hu Inst the Mini ) 1s mailingering @Al â€" possible. ‘The | xteen years witho r reason pretendi 1} was Hu Latest styles represented in this mostly small sizes. â€" V alues sold at per pair Now pick ‘em out Ladies‘ Bedroom Slipâ€" pers, values to $1.75 Misses‘ Patent and Kid Pumps and Strap Shoes. Sold reg. to $4.00 Ladies‘ Slippers and having it again given | , hospital and Drinkwater re. The arm Missocs‘ Shoes 1 US a TIm 1y nd C since the r treatment If the army f1 k1 ra} H l'\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\: 'l.ct us do your ‘ ' Developmg Printing 51 Third Ave., Timmins H DIED A Satisfaction Guaranteed Lot of Raincoats Values to $3. no Ladies‘ Sweater Coatls Ladies‘ Corselett Values to $1.00 . Bargains in Dresses and Coats Lot Ladies‘ Hats sold to $3.090, now Lotf Kimona sold to 85 now Lot Children‘s Dresses Sold to $2.00 a y lues to 50¢ Boys‘ Caps, va d e Open I rames 98e and N1 old to $4 Fine D1 PIMMINS MAN UDBURY LAS®] lto now Thes Los sia9 | $2.49 $4.95 $4.95 p Round x 8 and i<t 24 MHour service haveé movet nths nest malt iradow 0o menigile Eugent ank an 11 1t‘ is Al ome bu Â¥. _ Inte ic cem > some i want Th Israel