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Oualla it ds dn ate ats ote dn ate aie ate s e se ate ce dte ate a ts ie ce ate ate ce ate aie aie ie ate aieate on ate ate se ate ate e MONDAY, AVGUST 316T, 1886 y a° wal ual e al aal asl es vales neteataatacleo«+} natualnet naluale aleet natast calestaeatlants ate alante ataats alealpa" Views on Old Lands by Timmins Visitors vic*mer perial Bank last week remalined than mos the Olymp the great | MJ1 11 C. Searth and E. A. Return from Trip to rope. ly for Nobod Jpe wilth IF. A. Burt, mank local branch of the Dominion 1e two Timmins m°n, both ¢ of Germ Where Local No. 90, International Brotherhood of Pulp, sulphite and Paper Mill Workers will celebrate jointly with Kapuskasing Local No. 89 and Smooth Rock Falls Local No. 33. Iroquots Falls to Smooth Rock Falls Train will leave Iroquois Falls at 8 a.m., Porgquis Junction at 8.i5 and will stop at stations enroutt, leaving Smooth Rock Falls at 7.00 p.m. $1.50 iIm Ducovel # / 4 o, l,in\i((‘d Special Train ht PARADE ng,‘"‘. said H. 1 he Timmins bt oming to tou O Will be Run on Monday, Sept. 7th from pi€ beautif 1M frew collection of Fur Coats for 1936â€"37 is well worth seeing Holt, Renfrew furs have a continentâ€"wide reputation for style, Quality and Workmanâ€" shinv vhich is now very close to a century old The Holt, Renfrew representative will be with If you have a coat to be remodelliedâ€"If you are intercsted in a fur coat for next winterâ€" If you are in doubt as to the type of coat you should wearâ€"the Holt, Renfrew representaâ€" tive is here at your service . . . and advice oosts nothing. P em ha In Bring your fur troubles to the Holt, Renfrew Expert 5. workit and we can assure you that the Holt, Ren September 2nd, 3rd and 4th imImet see Our Windows Toâ€"Night sENFRE! 1J Excellent Programme who 1l sSPORTS FOQPBALL, ETC. RETURN FARE Children (5â€"12 Germar work to c / enough contras St peopi ind â€"th n us for Three days trcmf Bucovetskv maln > Im Hig narC But All the Schools Opening Here Toâ€"Morrow, Sept. 1st rade nC npi 1l1 J FURS .â€"~ 1: } W w‘ BC White wl 16 inemppoym fine vyears) upset °6 ufferin nlyv emb lin to he la; high rted s, cpen her? Public and bly for the were given ivanc2. pa seeing the to London lands that few yvears he games ind Great ht just as d touris Switz2r made i zn trade the res this vear en more Unemâ€" reported ha T3 . Two Highway Offices " Closed by the Dept. ind of "As a result of the recent absorption of the northern development branch by the Ontario department of highways, the administrative offices for the Sault Ste. Marie district are now being transâ€" ferred from Seult Ste. Marie to Blind River and District Engineer R. A. Mcâ€" Allister, of the Sault, is taking charge at the latter town. Roy G. Sneath, disâ€" trict engineer at Blind River, and forâ€" mer head of the colonization roads branch of northern development, is being retired after 15 yvears‘ service. "Another district office, that at Matheson. is also being closed, Hon. T. B. McQuesten, minister of highways, annoujnces. The office of the resident engineer at Dryden will be abandoned. It is also reported that the Fort Pranâ€" ces headquarters will be closed. "Mr. McQuesten states that the.reason for the changes is that the work of the department has decreased somewhat and that a survey has shown that the administrative forces in the North are ng L office "ICG "It is anticipated, from remarks made by the minister, that further changes will be made in the department when this season‘s work is ended. "Assurance was given that neithci North Bay nor Sudbury offices wouid be eliminated. ‘"More road work is done under direction of the North Bay office at "On the transâ€"Canada Highway the work that was done through the Dryâ€" den office will now be handled through Kenora with an amalgamation of forces." resent time than any ~ther in north. A despatch f says:â€" J it. Matheson Office Absorbed at New Liskeard. The Same to Sault Ste. Marie. Upper School Tests at Schumacher H. 8. X1, T11 Cooper, Marianneâ€"E. Comp. I, BE l.iit. I, M. Hist S. Dillon, Florenceâ€"E. Lit. II. Dye, Jan;tâ€"â€"M. Hist. I, Alg. II, T‘rig I, Phys. II, Chem.I, L. Auth I,â€"L Comp. I, F. Auth. II, F. Comp. II. Finkleman, Sarahâ€"E. Comp. C, E Lit. I, M. Hist. I. Plowers, Williamâ€"E. Comp. C. E. Lit Pleasing Number of Honâ€" ours Received by Pupils of Schumacher High School. The den McCrae, Walterâ€"E. Comp. C. Mcontigny, Jeanâ€"M. Hist. II, Chem C, L. Auth. C, F. Auth. I, F. Comp. I. Sheculski, Fredâ€"E. Lit. C, Trig. II Phys. II, Chem. J!. F. Comp. IIL. Skavlem. Enmmaâ€"E. Comp. II 6. Lit. II. Waddell, Patersonâ€"E. Comp. II, E Improvement in Highway Badly Needed in North Old Hig Lit. II. Wookey, J I, M . Hist. C Old ed that since his government nhnad beer in power $40,000,000 had been receivec from gasoline tax and motor licenses and that $46,000,000 had been expended Most of the money was spent in Norâ€" just now iittie many Oof U the hardships experienced Country motorists. in the ario hortly cad t TE Besley rig. II ympathy which is fel he North by miainy CGGilbert Hardin (From New Liskeard Speaker) In announcing the fact that the Onâ€" rio Highway Department intended ortly to "take over" the ‘"Hamilton ad through Aylmer to Port Bruce," e Aylmer Express goes further and manrnds that the paved roads now enâ€" yed by that part of Old Ontario be dened, as a means of effecting a eater degree of safety. What wouldn‘t ir motorists give for even the paved ghway now enjoyed by that part of id Ontario, in place of the Ferguson ishway in its present condition north t. II. Al Hawkins t. IT. 1€ On ey, Lest III, Phy Comp. II th Ba1 Ayimeg by sta an, Albert A J marks or over; IIâ€"6§6 marks to â€"60 to 65; Câ€"50 to 39. tire, Johnâ€"E. Comp. II, E' LV esiieâ€"b, LIt. Murrayâ€"E. C 1II,_â€"FP.â€"Comp Gertrudeâ€"E. C( At the same time it gives some idea of the lack of litch is felt for those of rom Toron‘o last Frida and rough ridit burn recently announc is government had beet M . His , Chem . Auth. W f The Express on, and at the s how little the s n L1it Comp Comp i, and at the same w little the same revenue from the 1lich has gone to eltCo them care for| Minis ced by North‘ Minis he way of batâ€" | sault. Comp Jmp Comp. III sp T1 11 AJl 1I Auth Comp | tor, banket ouncâ€" | The Duple i been | Premier ceived ; rie Dupless THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMIN8 ONTARIO the the the \Admits Setting Bush Fire is Sentenced to One Year growing year and Unhe series OJ frosts during the past two we lcocal horticultural society will h 19th annual show as usual, on day afternoon and evening, ber 3. No thought has been gi pcssibility of not holding the s has been the case in many particularly in Old OCntario. In addition to the flower an table sections the local show al ers many other dspartments, the baby show, for babies in t and 12â€"18 months class, always ular event; the domestic science work, children‘s and junior gard A special nrize is offerec quois Falls and District R Club for the best essay on and Forest Conservation. Ircquo Special Despit growing frosts d local ho 19th ant day aft ber 3. N Special prizes are offered for the best kept premises, the best vegetable garâ€" den and the best flower garden _ in Iroquois Falls and th best vegetable and flower garden in both Ansonville and Montrock. A total of 349 vprizes are offered in the form of merchandise and cash, the total value of both being about $300, of which $220 is in cash. The executive has been working hard to make the show a real success, and hopes exhibitors will make a sprcial effort to show as much as possible. Fred Stables is president, having sucâ€" ceeded G. B. Foley who recently reâ€" signed. Other officers are: Mrs. J. R. Spence and W. Nsedham, viceâ€"presiâ€" dents; O. Shawâ€"Hamilton. secretaryâ€" treasurer, and 8 directors, namely Mrs W. Butcher, Mrs. J. Cuthell, Mrs. F. H Towsley, Mrs. G. E. Ehcler, Mrs. T. P Walters, Mrs. F. J. Bean, Mr. G. W Cushnie and Mr. H. J. Wall. T. E Silver, assistant managtr of operations fcr the Abitibi Power and Paper Co. is honorary president. "I 100k fence wh all costs," only be d I do rot At th three Arth ting testified at the s Flower Show at the Falls on Thursday Silver, assistant managtr of opseration: fcr the Abitibi Power and Paper Co. is honorary president. Jack Mullin and James Hogg lef Friday cn a two weeks‘ motor trin t( Tcoronto, Buffalo and Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brown have re: turned from Sault Ste. Marie, they spent the past two weeks on vaâ€" cation. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wi Falls, have returned i Marie where they vis days with Mrs. Bean‘s ; Mrs. 8. Bean. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. MacDougall and children, Donna and Sheila, left Satâ€" urday by motor for Sault Ste. Marie, where they will visit with Mr. Macâ€" Dougall‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. MacDougall, for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wonh, who have been visiting friends here, have reâ€" turred to their home at North Bay. Mrs. N. Morns and daughter, Patsy, have returned from Sesekinika Lak®, where they visited last week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Corbould. Miss Margaret Davison and Miss Jean Westhaver, Toronto, visited here with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wilson for several days last week. Masters Bennie Davis and Kishbaugh have returned from ridge, where they attended a camp during the summer. Joe and Louis Tremblay ha turned from a two weeks‘ mot to Toronto and Buffalo. The new government of the provincse of Quezec, headed by Hon. Maurice Duplessis, was duly sworn into office last week. An immense crowd gathered around the Legislative buildings at Quebec for the occasion. On this acâ€" count the swearingâ€"in took place in Personnel of the Duplessis Cabinet in Quebec Province tte Min Mi Mini Droun. Min:‘ he ib A. Huskcla e year det ietermina ProVv Mini pleadeod inisters Wwiiln nan. Gilbert ‘que. ovinCcia the swearingâ€"in islature chamber mier‘s office as carcass of £Y think t npenalty Falls, Ont., The Advanc the highly ar and the ng the past ultural soci¢ @1 Bennie Dayv i mnus aid th ermMm S1s CabDdi! ȣ ilty before Mag woek at Sudbu Dennison s of a horse. Witnesses ding a number of bones f the fire which covered srcond growth. 11is as a very serious ofâ€" hi R. Williamson, Twi: urned from Sault Ste hey visited for a f°V Bean‘s parents, Mr. an h abour,. William Tremb 1} TaAavton ant nishmen Davis and Bobbie turned from Sundâ€" attended a boys! summer. Tremblay have reâ€" been working hard . real success, and l1 make a sprcial a very serious ) stamped ou agistrat*t. "It bu A] YA s by th Rod and f the province Hon. Maurice n into office Onesime Gag se hre On this )ok place instead of ual. ‘Fhe‘.n AY VyYs a nce, fanc irden se septemâ€" iven the show. as engineet ollows :â€" ‘al,. Maiu Jreslâ€" taryâ€" Mrs burn a MIM John 11 do and reâ€" rip in SA Services Resumed At Church at Falls weekK. K°D a StOT Timmins but had liv vyears in Haileybury. shipped here yesterday service was held at 1 Sturgeon Falls Using a [ o 49 At Form of Homeâ€"made S¢ rlpt‘ Troqu« tillis, Stairs and parlItIOns and i@ayillys coment piers, new floors, stairs and parntitions has been done almost enâ€" tirely by volunteer labour. Regular strvices were resumed at St. Mark‘s Anglican yesterday, cconducted by the rector, Rev. Ernest Hayes. Dr. C. P. Fowler conducted the services a week ago Sunday, and Mr. S. G. Fowler, Timmins, two weeks ago. Game and Fisheries Department Overse®r Evan White and Chief of Poâ€" lice Ed Olaveson returned Thursday afternoon from a thres days‘ trip through the Abitibi Game Preserve. They report sering both a bear and a moose during their travels. Sturgeon what â€" may seript,." thc the UI] by the pastor Sunday. Sepnt wil Improvements Made at the United Church, Iroquois Falls, During the Summer Death of Y vain Charron, Formerly Resident Here The dceath of Yvain Charron, a i6 years, occurred in Haileybury week. He krsot a store at one. tim« Timmins but had lived the last Iroquois Palls, Ont., Au »ecial to The Advance. Regular services will be ie local United Chure Crninsg rtivity ating plant layo uipped with an bo installed. T Ived tearing ou Head Office, Schumacher, Phone 708 Feldman Timber Co. Ltd. eâ€"open the same has been put in rcoms during the iors made to the Lumber and Buildmg was held at from the Falls is now using a form { be termed "homeâ€"mac ugh in reality it is nothin a form of order and is re n cash at the town offic t" resulted from the fa ed, ‘(Ihs2 wWOT ng out the and partition Abitibi Game T fing both a bea ring their trave O.P.W. Paints Rev. R. S. Ls mber 6. Su: he same da Materials Of All Kinds will be resumed at Church, conducted R. S. Laidlaw, D.D., 6. Sunday school lae of the coupons uing of the coupons ints accepting sam the merchant turn ‘ redemption, he i the basement â€" . A new furn itomatic stoket work. which The body was y and the funeral nine o‘clock this Church of the the town office. from the fact were demanding town‘s financial 1¢C Iroquois Falls and Di Rod and Gun Club S Protect Fish at with the fish for prizeâ€"wint Iroquois 111 th 11 possible cording: rad v Death of Mt ANOTHER sSTRIKE SAID TO BE PROBABLE IN FRANCHE id un â€" Clu osing of t‘ mol nted T1 ~dveo, a davy aft ed The fu: h ‘Ogquols IaAall: The Advan t Monday uake club iIhe for ial, eC of Mrs, E. Ribar on Saturday, August 29th, I } | | | | t 11 i k 11 beth il m you‘ve been plannin Why put off any long e low the next ITew kâ€"end despat ight‘s mecting < ind District Ro« etition requestin Lake during the 11 fishing will b: mDC1 nd On m Do 11 MJ her da ul 64 years of age r daughter, Mrs avenue on Satâ€" had been ill fol her death. _essayvy on rvation. 170 \ C at ail 31 eathe: monev day hes z_ of the Rod and ting the the winâ€" be precâ€" to take specklec coincid to Nellie the economical pric »])€ prIZ Mill Office, Timmins, Phone 709 that it will be fini thi th | AC the iC is prepared to giv newest dances dir Children‘s classes classes in the eve may be made by p the dancing scho Announcement is made inis wecKk that the Margaret Easton School of Dancing will reâ€"open on Sept. 8th after the summer vacation. During the sumâ€" mer Miss Easton was in the South and is prepared to give instruction in the newest dances direct from New York. Children‘s classes Gdailyvy, and adult Reâ€"opening of Dancing School on September 8th Mr. and Mrs. George Drow Return from Long T‘rip land Ireland, Sootland, Holland, C many. Belgium,. Switzerland and Fra Cleans Dirty Hands ire righ Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Drew irned to Timmins last night aft ummer tour of Great Britain and ope. While overseas the‘y visited I and Treland. Scotland. Holland. Tuition in ing. Mak 105 Ced Private Lessons by Appointment AXIt‘l MKS. H. PHELPS n in all kinds of Fabric Paintâ€" Make â€" Your Ownâ€" Christmas buildin $1.00 (2 hours timat! CLASS LESSON® Streut Gifts A pply d before \ppCcinlmen by calling : Maple stre schumaches 1} 69 710 at et 11