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CASTILE SOAP IN CAKES MAGLAC TOOTH PASTE WMicisc *Hoim The Nyal and Penslar Store SOAP LA THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE The next Band Coneert will be givâ€" en in the New Empire Theatre on Sunday evening, Feb. 26th, after the church services. A special programme of particular interest and attractive, ness is being prepared for the occaâ€" sion. Another concert will be given in the New Empire Theatre early in March by the Schroeder Orchestras.. Mr. Scehroeder says that the coming event will be even better than the last. The event will be under the auspices of the Poreupine Branch of the Navy League. The Novelty Dance at the Mcelntyrse Hall last Tuesday evening proved a special suceess, though all the Meln tyre Recreation Hall events seem to be pleasing and successful in every way. ‘The music furnished by the (MeIntyre Orchestra, 12 pieces, under the direction of Mr. Cedarborg, was a special feature of the evening. There was fun and pleasure in plenty, and the cafeteria lunch served added to the enjoyment of the evening. Mr. A. 8. Fuller returned last week from a visit to points south. Among other places visited were:â€"Nevada, where he spent some days with Mrs. Fuller who is at the hot springs theore for her health; Frisco, where he saw Clarence Everingham, formerly of the Dome; Los Angelos, where he met Mr. Chas. See, formerly of this Camp; Toâ€" peka, Kansas, where he visited his old home. Last week at Hearst a case‘ under the Inland Revenue Act had to be postponed because the evidence was missing. ‘The police thought they had a ffine array of evidence against a Hearst man for breach of the act, the evidence including apparatus that the police said comprised a still and a barrel of mash for the illegal making of liquor. This evidence, however, was apparently stolen from the police reâ€" sidence at Hearst, the plaee ‘being broken into in rather clever fashion to accomplish the ‘*burglary."‘ PORCUPINE AGRICULTURAL SsOCIETY OFFICERS 1922 The following are the officers electâ€" ed to conduct the affairs of the Porâ€" cupine Agricultural Association for the present year :â€"â€" Timmins and District Notes in the March 2 ME event . The Agy In AIN improve in health bu to be out and around Hockey matches a\Te‘coming so fas these days that it is hard to kee; track of them all. Poreupine Dog Ra«ce Carnival, at Timmins, be the Big Event of the mins, on Tuesday, Feb. 14t Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woylie, ter. * Mr. J. D. Machean‘s residence was broken into Monday evening in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Machean. A quantity of, sitverware and other small articles of value were stolen. \ Porcupine Dog Carnivalâ€" . at. T March 4th. A b part of the night. The Schumacher Choir will take part in the. music in connection with the Timmins Presbyterian Church anâ€" niversary this coming week. The next regular meeting of the Poreupine Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy will be held in the Public School, Timâ€" mins, on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21st. at 8.15 pam. The subject for dis. cussion will be of a geological nature. Mr. W. M. Widdifield left T for his home in Newmarket, | received a wire to the effect th mother was seriously ilh AXt the G.W.V.A. banquet to the Iroquois Falls Hockey team last week, enthusiastic hockey fans in the Paper Town subscerthed $737.00 to the Hoâ€" ckey Club funds, the Abitibi Powe and Paper Co. putting up another thousand dollars for the fund. Mr. Jos. Berini returned to town last week, accompanied by his bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Berini will receive very sincere welcome here from hosts of friends in town and district. Mr. Berini, as will be noted from ‘his anâ€" nouncement elsewhere in this issue, is ‘"back on the job"‘ and ready to give his wellâ€"known courtesy and atâ€" tention to all business in ‘the garage line. & Don BORNXâ€"At 19 He nmet M. Giree: O Hall eDruary tRace and Winter immings, â€" Saturday, iz day all day, and Masq 11 M wAin @and Winter March 4th. to 1€ stret n mnues 10 vet 1922, dau h Tuesday having at an{ Ba Ti rJie ‘ep his Uâ€" to 0 Mackay‘s "Cash and Carry A weekly column of sturdy specials For Thurs., Friday and Saturday . These are Money Savers _ Best Creamery Putter Rideau Hall Coffee, 1 Ib. for. ... .L x . G2e Best Seedless Raisins, bulk.per Ib. ... 26¢. i Pure Strawherry Jam _ 4 Ib, pail ... ...>80¢. Pure Raspberry Jam ! 4 tb. pail....._ ... 85¢. J Pure Black Currant | Jam, 4 Ib. pail_ 85c _ Pure Peach Jam, 4 Ib. â€" pail ... .. . 73c ud Pure Plum Jam, 4 Ib. _ pail ... ... 73e Pure Gooseberry Jam, _ 4 Ib. pail .:. ....73¢, Bulk black Tea, 1 Ib. _ for .........l..c. ag9¢ Fancy Biscuits, per Ib, _