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Phones: Offices 24725 P. H. LAPORTE, G. G. A. BARRISTER, sSoOZLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC Huite %, Marshallâ€"Ecclestons Bidg Timmins, Ont. 89 Third Ava Timmins, Ont. Accounting A uditing IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of Archibald Charnley Brown late of the Town of Timmins in the District of Cochrane who died on the 14th day of January, 1941. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having any claim against the estate of the said Arckitald Charnâ€" ley Brown late cof the Town of Timmins in the District of Cochrane are reâ€" quested to file with the Executor here_ inaiter named a notice of their claims together with details thereof durly ver. ified by affidavid; and the Exector will proceed to distribute the estate after the 30th day of September next having regards only to the claims which skall have been filed with him on or before that date. DATED at Timmins, Ontario, this 2nd day of September, A D. 1948. TVMMINS, ONTARIO Phone 362 bystems Installed Income Tax Returns Fileg Phones 285 â€"286 P.O. Box 147 Arch Giillies, BA. Sc.., O.L.S. W. ESste, O.L.SK. Engincter, Architect and Surveyors 217 Algonqguin Blivd. East CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Licensed Municipal Auditors 60 THIRD AVE., TIMMINS, ONT. Phones 640 and 681 27 Third Ave. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Apply Porcupine Advance Bldg., 219 Algonâ€" quin Blvd. East, NOTICE TO C BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTORY PUBLIC Suite 5 Ellies Bldg. 37 Third Ave, Timmins PHONES â€" Office 3819 Res. 2747 143 Commercial Ave. Timmins FUEL S 2e A WORD PER TINSERTION * {minimum 50¢) All Classified Advertising must be palid before iInsertion to oebtain cash rate. The Advance will not be responâ€" gthle for errors oceurring in tele phonea advertisements, or as a reâ€" sult of copy not carefully, legibly written. Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adverâ€" tiser‘s risk. For the COAL That‘s SUPERIOR order Anthracite Briquets Drumheller Lump from Harold W. Gauthier Expert Swiss Watchmaker PHONE 1365 Oe RDormpine Adbanee CLASSIFIED ADS Grillies Este PORCUPINE ADVANCE ADVERTISEMENTS PAY C. E. Holland, Prop ?HONE 212 s . «Qaldbick," K. Bank of Commerct Timmins, Ontario, Timmins 30 "37. 38 Pld Willtam Shub, B. A BARRISTERâ€"ATâ€"LAW 9 Third Ave. Phone 332 Box 338 43A Crawford St. S. Porcupine S. A. Caldbick, K. C, C. wW. Yates, B, A. BARRISTERS SOLICITORS ETC. wWEAK, TIRED, PEPLES®S MEN women, Try Ostrex Tonic Tablet: for new vim, vigor; and pep that last: from early morning to late at night Contains iron, vitamin BI1, ea‘cium New "get acquainted" size only 50c All} druggists. 17 Pine N Miss Ru iting Mr. to tends to s BARRISTERSâ€"ATâ€"LAW Solicitors, Commissioners Notaries Public W. 0. Langdon K. C., T. R. Langdon Omer Clusiau has returned to Que to continue s{udies after a vas; in town visiting friends. T. fo; qQueens Uni visiting his Cunningzgham Judith MacLkean V.S., D.V.M. tion Mr. Jack MelInnis and Mrs Peczoni have returned from holiday in Toronto and vici: ing which they visited the °E have brokt her heme in St. a vacation vis ti here, Mrs. J. A. ‘rdson and Mr Mansfi Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hogan have returned from their wedding triov and have tâ€"ken u» residence in the Sky Mr. and holiday n Drew Block Th, Oft. 223 Res. 492 CALDBICK YATES BARRKRISTER and SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Frank H. Bailey, 1..L.B. M T VCE Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Rankin are vaca oning in Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. James Fera short hsliday i1 VETERINARY PHYSICIAN SURGEON PHONE 1536M Mr. and Canadian National Railways HARDWARE â€" FURNITURE DRY GOODS Matheson, Ont. PHONE 30 10â€" Mr Bark of Commerce Building Timmins, Ont. Portraits with Personality Expert Film Finishing EFFECTIVE Sunday, Sept. 16, 1948 rezcent vVisl and imot Jack Regan h: i1 Niagara and Full information from Agents ind Cunninzsham University his parents Ruth id M uUurne EOUTH PORCUTPIXNE returnin to ents MJ medici Andrews‘ Onttrio, af ag her three dauzht SO0. PORCUPINE 110 Bruce Ave. H.L An Il Mr. and Myrs. J. <~Off. 96 KRes. 36B Beauchamp as far as King ntinue his stix Phone 1110 Wnhnerd( ront returned from mer Rapi‘ds. OWTH Klin: ins leave this southâ€" Timmins and children ;ipn in Pemâ€" illey. fot turned to . â€" vacation 10â€"48 id â€" Rill States, D:tr3i prior 1] ition short durâ€" V j LC Grocmsman was Mr. Roy G. Howlett, and Mr. Robert Dillcn and ‘Mr. Mike Bicovich acted as uskers. At the reception held at the homs of the bride‘s parents Mrs. Barilko reczrived the guests in an afternoon dress of autumn broewn crepe with matching accessories with a corsage of vellow roses. Mrs Dillon chose a blue crepe gown with black and a of red roses. DPuring il:s evening a dancte was held in the Finn Hall, with music supplied by Hank Bielek‘s orchestra. For the weddingâ€"trip the bride chose a teal blue suit with blackt accessor‘es and a corsage of white carnations. On their return they wiil live on Fern avenue, South Porcupine. Miss Mary Bisovich, the cther bridesâ€" maid wore a petal pink lace zo0wn with laza giloves and also a broided ccronet. Her nosegay was mauve gladâ€" i0li. Miss Eandra Ca*+tarello was lovely as the flower girl, in a full length p‘nk taceta flounced dress carrying mixed sweetpeas. Miss Nina Barilko was bridesmaid in a pearl pink satin gown with matchâ€" ing amccessories and braided coronet, and she carried a nosegay of yellow gladioli. Leda Barilko attended her sister as maid of konor in a ons silver blue satin gown with matching gloves and broidsred corcnet and carrying a nose. gay of pink gladioli. sheer nylon, framed by a bertha of culas peplum. Tle fitted bcdice was Ew /oned in tiny buttons all down the back and the long sleeves ended in points over her hands; the full skirt of the gown ended in a slight train. Her full length tulle veil was held in place by a satin and ace headress and che carried a cascade bouquet of Amerâ€" ican Beauty roses. TDlillon JJillon. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a gown Oof white slipper satin with a yoke of OFFICE HOURS Daily 10 am to 4pm Mon. Wed. Fri. Evenings 6 to 8 p.m. and by appointments Emmet Cunninzsham, who has been visiting his parents, Mr,. and Mrs. J. Cunninzham, has rce‘urned to Toronto mMmiat end 11 Mrs James Carney and son James have returned from a visit to Toronto. Timmins first game with Kirkland Lake will be on October the First in Timmins, the second in Kirkland Lake the following week and back in Timâ€" mins the ithird week, The last game o{lthe schedule will be on the 29th in over 300 pupils or the larger schools and Senior B the remainder. This, as is evident leaves Timmins and Kirkâ€" land Lake high and dry in Senior A with Schumacher vs. Iroquois Falls and Iroquois Falls and Kapuskasing in Senâ€" jor B. oithe schedule will be on Kirkland Lake. such a big school as Timmins with such awide range of boys t opick from. Ahem! _ Therefore the only solution left was to have two Senior Classes of Football. Senior A and Senior B Senior A is composed of schools with ‘ownship rivalry of course. Then there is a possibility of the plavâ€"offs with a senior B team or Kirkland Lake ond purely reminissing Cobalt, North Bay, Sudbury andso on down the line, Please note these are not predictions jJust hopes. We can dream can‘t we. Summing all reports toge her it apâ€" pears that the smaller schools believe it isn‘t quite fair for them to play little here and there to make up this week‘s column. Probably the msot interesting thing at the present (tonight that is) is ‘he rugby schedule. Interesting but disâ€" appointinge for rugby playets and fans alikeâ€"only four games, yes a sum toâ€" tal of four games in the schedule and the hopes of an exhibition game with Schumacher, Grrrrrrâ€"purely friendly by DBonald Hindson The time rolls around again when we must gather bits of information and gossip ‘ogether, ponder a bit, add a High Lowdown John sume DOGs fi CATS 7 )n Tursday Septsmber l R. LaSalle dsuble rinzg ceremony rriage Anne, daughter s. J. W. Barilko, and lon scn cf Mr. and Judith MacLean Discates of MOVED TO 4 Eim Street South PMONE 1536â€"M ntinue hi ce thore. c onsU It K)ur IETERINARIAN BARILKO â€" DTILLON Specalizing in studi mny uniiin? IM ter of Mr. and nd Bernard J. d Mrs. Claude THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO n Saturday t in St. Cathar in the Dental 5th, Reverâ€" fliciated at in of ‘Mr. and to Y members. Entriles may Dbe lelt ad the Y. â€" Good work Bob. Hiâ€"Y and Triâ€"Y Clubs are reâ€"organâ€" izing and looking forward to a very successful year. Mr. Birkenshaw will advise the Hiâ€"Y again this year. The ‘Triâ€"Â¥ are in process of finding a new director, Well that winds up this week‘s litâ€" tle column so I will say goodbye or au revoir‘(1 hope that‘s right) for this week. Eye‘ll be seeing you. In various sections of (the town weinâ€" er roasts were planned for Saturday last, but if you remember they were more or less, (and mostly more) rained out. . Nevertheless a few very interâ€" ecting house parties resultedâ€"enough said! Boys should watch out or maybe on the lookout as the girls are after esâ€" corts for the coming tugby dances. OJ all the gall, the girls will say but remember this is a gossip column and the views expressed here are necessâ€" arily those of the wrier. A six man touch â€" rugby league is being drawn up by Bob VanRassell and is being looked forward to by all YÂ¥ members. â€" Entries may be left af the Y. â€" Gosd work Bob. The social season is usually started probably be decidedly craqlped, there off by the rugby dances and thus will peing only two scheduled rugby games in Timmins and thus only two rugby dances. HMHowever there may be a few playofft games or exhibition games. sOsHUL NOTES The social or gossip column as it is commonly called is very likely the heart of a High School column, so for better or worse here it is. The orchestra had their first reâ€" hersal Monday night 410. . There it was dcecided to have evening reherâ€" sals to enable former High School members to attend. These rehersals will be held at o‘clock Wednesday cvtnings. The orchestra is planning to play between scenes of the opereta to be presented some time ntar the end of Oc ober. mt P DAAA â€"Lâ€"AA L L P LA P DP : L â€"ALP DP L AP P PP 4 The winning team or potential winâ€" ning team of Senior B may challenge the winner of Senior A as long as the challenge is in by October the 5th If no challenge is made the cup will go to the Benior A winner. That winds up the Senior Rugby. Junior B starts on September 24th with Schumacher vs. Irogois Falls and Bouth Porecupine vs. Kapuskasing. Try The Advance Want Ads The 6th meet at Mattagami Public School at 6,00 P.M. Wednesday, and have been in charge of Terry O‘Connâ€" or, but as Terry has moved out to the Paymaster Prepertv there may be a change in leadership. However ‘the meetings will continue as planned. The 3rd is under the leadership of Jean Sweeney and hold their meetings each Monday at 6.39 P.M, in the Parâ€" ish Hall of the Church of Nativity. The 5th meet at Moneta Publ school each Wednesday at 6.00 P.A» and Mrs. Grace Gorric is the Cubma ter. The 21nd meet at St. Matthew‘s Pro Cathedral at 6.00 P.M. each Thursday The cubmaster is Harry Hawken as sisted by Mrs. F. Booker. The 7th Pack meet at Hollinger Hall each Wednesday at 6.00 P.M. Bruce McChesney is the Cubmaster assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kinsey. The 4th, 8th and l1th Packs have not yet resumed activities but will be underway soon, I have been asked by some of the Cub Leaders to announce the openâ€" ing dates of their Pack meetings, so will pass on what information I have. This should be of interest to" those parents who have boys of eight years of age, and are anxious to have them join a Cub Pack. The Ist Pack meet at the Hollinger scout Hall on Waterloo Rd, at 6.00 P.M. each Tuesday and is in charge of Percy Eade assisted by Ted Phillips. A Scout rally will be held in the Hollinger Scout Hall on Friday evâ€" cning Sept. 24th at which the Drew Trophy will be presented. This is an invitation to all Scouts in the Disâ€" trict to be on hand at 7,00 P.M., in full uniform (as far as pos ) and ready to take part in interâ€"troop competition. May I ask all Leaders to take note of this Rally, and turn out as full a Troop as possible. I would like to extend this invitation to all Cub Leaders to the rally. The certificates for the District Preliminâ€" ary Course held in the Spring, will be presented on the occasion. Comâ€" mittece members are also welcome. However at the monthly meeting of the Executive Committee held on Friâ€" day evening the winner of the Troâ€" thy was anncunced by t committee.. I have some L* Seout unced by thes camping I have some good news 4 * #* # L #4 * /A * # 2 #* ## .*, ) @# _ *4 ## *# .‘ * 0.0 # .0 #* # # *# * *# '. # L . 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