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it xt in [ _ Antictsediitertinaiiiolonarartoacenmmtatt The Booth Fisheries Canadian Co., Limited R@ags highest prices for secondâ€"hand Errmiture. Sells new and secondâ€"hand Farpiture at cheap prices. Eomplete Outfts Always On : Hand ‘ Extimates submitted for large or anall owantitios. Phone 29 Northern Manitoba Gold Fields The Pas, = Dr. L. Gagnon â€" Wiaghkt and Day calls promptly attendâ€" * ed to. KK yemmae Degler for Doctor Gagnon‘s Â¥** Prepared Medicines. Mimers & Prospectors Supplies EUYS AND SELLS FURNITURE. H. SHAEFER MONETA P.O. Box 3, Timmins. Veterinary Office Cochrane, Ont. Manitoba. 0900000000088 90000000004000 Highest Market Prices PAID FOR ALL RAW FURS TIMMINS CARACE THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF TIMMINS. Membership fee $2.00 per year for ordinary members and 50¢. per year for associate members. ; M. B. SCOTT, Open to nativeâ€"born Seots and Scotswomen and" those of Secottish descent. Meets every second and fourth Friday in the month in the 1.0.0.F. Hall. @00909000000000000000000$§0 to all repairs JOS. â€" BERINI Before buying a car let us show you the HUD. SON and ESSEX cars. All kinds of genuine Ford parts in stock. The Old Religble Phone 227. Opp. Public School â€" 4th. Ava. Batteries reâ€"charged. Prompt and expert attention President Cars to Hire. TXE PORCUPINE ADVANCE C. G. PIRIE, wsecretary togetner with the League s magazine and the badge of the League. It was decidedsto ~have. the word . ‘‘"Poreuâ€" pine‘‘ on the badge. ‘The badge is a handsome metal affair for attaching to motor cars, and carrying the name ‘‘Porecupine"‘ it will be a good adverâ€" tisement for. the Camp when members take their ears down south. The meeting agreed on the advisâ€" ability of getting the largest possible membership for the Poreupine Motor Club. The largetr the membership the greater would be its influence with the various authorities, municipal and Provincial. There was much to be done and with a large and enthusiasâ€" tic membership a great deal of good could be achieved. It was decided to interview all motor car owners in the camp and explain the advantages of the club to them. There would be very few motorists who would not be enâ€" PORCUPINE MOTOR CLUB . AWAY TO A GOCD START Onâ€" motion of (Messrs. E. (L, Long: more and J. Dalton the annual memâ€" bership fee was placed at $10.00 for each member.â€" This will include memâ€" bership in the ‘OQntario Motor League, together with the League‘s magazine and the badge of the League. It was decidedsto ~have. the word **Poreuâ€" Enthusiastic Meeting of Motor Car Owners Plan for Betterment of District. Mr. R. J. Ennis 4 The First President. ed and from t decided\to have. ti pine‘‘ on the badge handsome metal aff to motor cars, and ( t ine Mr. H. E. Montgomery presidâ€" after reading correspondence ie Ontario Motor League exâ€" the advantages that would naâ€" acerue to motor car owners _public genlerally from a live lub here in affiliation with the Motor League. After some on on questions of interest to ts, particuarly in regard to t was mo®*ed hy Dr. J.A. Me The Two Grenadiers Feodor Chaliapin When the King Went Forth â€" Feodor Chalfipin Song of the Flea [X Feodor Chaliapin Messe Solennelleâ€"Crucifixus . â€" Enrico Caruso Bless You Frances Alda Don Giovanni Lucrezia Bori Ultima Rosa (Lovely Rose) Giuseppede Luca Faustâ€"Salve dimora Beniamino Gigli Sérénade Jascha Heifetz My Ain Folk Loxise Homer Paradise Fritz Kreisler Sweet Peggy O‘Neil John McCormack Mazurka Erika Morini Salome‘s Danceâ€"Part 1 Philadelphia Orchestra Salome‘s Danceâ€"Part 2 Philadelphia Orchestra Polka de W. R. C Sergei Rachmaninoff Chimes of Normandy Renato Zanelli at any "His Master‘s V oice" dealers Manufactured by Berliner Gramâ€"0â€"phone Co "His Master‘s V oice"â€"Victor RED SEAL RECORDS at V ictrola Featuring the first Victor records by the Great Russian Basso, Chaliapin. * A new number by Qaruso, the greatest of all tenorsâ€"more beautiful than ever, and other new interpretations of musiâ€" cal masterpieces by the world‘s greatest artists. Ask to hear them played on the thusiastic. s Mr. J. Dalton reforred to the great benefit that there woulkBe from even a small amount f planned repair work on the roads. The main roads were now in fair shape and a little atâ€" tention and a few timely repairs would be well worth while. Dr. Mc Innis referred to Mr. Dalton repairing specially bad spots in the road at his own expense. A little work in time made a*big difference. ‘The Mayor beâ€" lieved that if the Motor Club could approach the Government\ with the plan of spending a definite amount of money for needed upkeep of the roads the Government would be willing to expend dollar for dollar. The Yformer Government had definitely agreed to follow this plan, but at that time there was no representative body like the Motor Club for the Government to deal with, and the greatest need «for maintenance was in the case of roads in unorganized sections such as down to ~ the" River.. The‘" mnnicipalifies It was suggested that it might he an ad\'aumgeZu, have several subâ€"comâ€" mittees, such as membership commitâ€" tee, roads committee, etc., to help along the purposes of the Motor Club. The appointment of any such commitâ€" tees was left in the hands of the exâ€" ecutive officers. The secretaryâ€"treaâ€" surer was asked to secure application forms, and it was decided to place the advantages‘of the new motor club beâ€" fore all and get as large a membership as possible. It was felt thatâ€"once the situationâ€"was â€"explained every. motor car owner would want to join the club and help the work along. ~Theâ€"Mo‘tor Club will spend as much money as to the River. The: municipalities would also be willing to do their part and thus, the chances would be pretty fair of hfu‘ing_r much better roads. The general feeling of the meeting was that all were interested in good roads and that with a large and enthusiastic membership for the Motor Club there would be money and ways and means available to keep the roads in much better condition. ; you re reply. Mi H s pilan, but at that time no representative body like Club for the Government to and the greatest need for ce was in the case of roads ized sections such as down tiver. _ The municipalities be willing to do their part lre chancees would be pretty ing much better roads. The Marshall touched on anâ€" of> special importance, gested that perhaps the ng to do their es would be p h better roads the meeting sted in good ze and entlhus Limited, Montreal | 99 . No. 88645 88646 88644 87335 66027 87333 64716 174687 66022 87334 66023 66028 74727 74729 74730 14728 66025 possible on theâ€"roads, in epâ€"operation with the Government and the munic:â€" palities, aitd with a large memberâ€" ship much would. be accomplished, Every motor ear owner will benefit from the work of ‘the Motor Club and so every motorist should takesa fair part by joining the new Club. The secretarvâ€"treasurer, Mr. H. E. Mont. Every motor cat from the work of so every mototis part by joining secretaryâ€"treasure so every motorist shouid Takexa Iair part by joining the new Club. The secretaryâ€"treasurer, Mr. H. E. Mont. mnner_x‘fwill no dowbt gladly give any information of particulars desired, BAND TO GIVE CONCERT AT soOUTH PORCUPINE, TUESDAY. tre saarp. uere will Dbe &A Migdâ€"class programme consisting of selections by such wellâ€"known musicians as Mrs. Acton and Mr. Victor Rudolph. The programme will be‘ interesting and pleasing from start to finish, and all here who have enjoyed the fine conâ€" certs of the Timmins Citizens‘ Band will assure the South Poreupine peoâ€" ple of a very enjoyable evening. _ gg Restaurant Kitehen, furnished, to Rent. Good opportunity for ambitiâ€" ous woman. â€" Growing brade. Apply Box 8., Advance office, Timmins. 11.12 M in"first WANTEDâ€"A Gentleman or Lady 1'epreie;111ari\'é in Timmins to ‘handle Watkins‘ _ Products. ‘All ~ on . spare time. Fine opportunity. \ Write for full particulars. The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. H. 7., Hamilton, Onâ€" tarto. â€"â€"11lâ€"14 POR SALEâ€"IS8â€"footy Sponson Canoe (nonâ€"sinkable), with Cailley 5â€"speed motor, which â€"will.give siy miles an hour. Engine recently overhauled and ArC REPRESENTATIVES WANTED The J. A. HOWSE 35 Fourth Ave., T Wholesale Tobaccos and Confectionery U L Nimmins Citizensy Band is ts j coneert in the Majestic Theaâ€". j ith â€" Poreupine, on â€" Tuesdayy 4&~@ 8th, commencing at 8.15 p.m. '1 "There will be a highâ€"class > Size â€" Price 12 $2.25 12 2.2%5 12 2.25 10 1.50 10 1:50 10 1.50 10 1.:50 12 2:33 10; 1.50 10 . 1.50 10. 1.50 10 1.50 12} 2.25 12 225 12 2.25 17 2.25 10 1.50 lass iss condition. ‘Caroe hasn on it. (Price, $200.00, W. S. MACPHERSON, *_TO RENT Phone 154 FPOR SALE immins Town Hall. 2A A 0