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‘ whno PC gh w v . _| Hollinger Stores #9#90¢0000000000800000008000000000000000000%00 @4090080040046 @ A “WOM”QQW“MW’OW $e000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000066006 £ & Just Arrived ; + 1000 lbs. of Willard‘s Rosedale Chocolates REGULAR 65c. and 75c. SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 39¢. (Next Bank of Commerce) Drugs and Stationery s FRANK M. BURKE wnits brocades, nets and plain totton, as well as silks and satin. Prices from ......:.....:..... OGGeito $3.00 Wmmm»mmmmmmomm“om $06000000060008§00000800009#908 #40000480040008000064 @00§06800004000808048080800000080600808660%¢ TIMMINS, ONT. SUPPLEMENT TO THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th., 1922 to see them. Come in early while the range is at its best. Prices from $3.50 to $12.00. Reed Block press § 25 cel sued when ture 3 intere Mond ! Presb $ DEA learn ‘I]m d sad C eveni Alex Mrs. \a yea l tug'etl |seriot ;Iate f 4& I very : i | regre eral â€" late years came @ | Threc |EASTER MONDAY DANCE AT | _ McINTYRE RECREATION HALL SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES AT SALVATION ARMY HERE An Easter Monday Dance is anâ€" nounced to be held in the MceIntyre Recreation Hall, Schumacher, on Eas. ter Monday. evening, April 1l7th. On Easter Sunday the Salvation Army local corps meetings will ‘be iled by Brigadier and Mrs. MeAmmond of North Bay, the officers responsible for the oversight of the Army Corps and work‘ throughout the North Bay Division. These officers have labourâ€" ed for over thirty years in the Salvaâ€" tion Army and have much of interest DEP?‘H OF MRS. J. HOGG AT DOME LAST WEEK fÂ¥Friends of the family last week learned with very .sincere regret of the death of Mrs. James Hogg, the sad event taking place on Tuesday evening at the home of her son, Mr. Alex Hogg, Dome Mines. The late Mrs. Hogg ‘had been ailing for about a year and so her death was not alâ€" together unexpected yet it came as a serious blow to all who knew her. The late Mrs. Hogg was wellâ€"known and very highly esteemed in the Camp and reégret at her death will be very genâ€" eral and sincere. ‘Her husband, the late James Hogg, died about nine years ago, shortly after the family came to the Camp from Scotland. Three sons, Thomas, of Iroquois Falls, Alex. of the Dome, and James, also of the Dome and two daughters, Mrs. Ben Curtis, of the Dome, and Miss Mina, at home, survive and to these the sympathy of all will go out in their loss. The late Mrs. Hogg was about 67 years of age. The funeral took place at Timmins cemetery, Rev. Mr. MceVitty conducting semvices at the house before the funeral left for Timmins. * Telesphore Guidon, George Smith and Maurice Credeau, arrested in con, nection with the recent ‘‘riots‘‘ in Sudbury when groups of unemployed men visited cafes and took food, as well as damaging property, were last week sentenced to terms in jail, the last named for seven days and the other two for not less than two months or more than one year. The evidence at the trial showed these three, particularly Guidon and Smith, to he ringleaders ih the trouble. ueueueveveteuetevstotntous sn uatataunenenenenenenenen T SA : vaueilateuaveveveugueustsuststntath Always at Your Service. Try C. Martino‘s, Spruce street,â€"the big Here you will find everything of the | Highâ€"grade Butter. Fine Fresh Eggs. Libby‘s justly famous Fruits, Jams, F A FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CONFECTIONERY, CANDY, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES, ETC. Choice Bacon, tasty Cooked Ham, best Sausages, No. 1 Western Steer, Veal, Lamb, Pork ran® a1T. whaira mita Chickens specially good. Choice Bacon, 1 etc., all choice cuts. such as Olive Oil, in gallons, halfâ€"gallons, quarts and pints, Swiss Cheese, Roman Cheese, Olives, Anchovies, Sardines, Italian Cigars, Italian Sausage, Etc., Etc. Large shipment just in. Also views of Timmins, etc complete outfits here. Prices from $1.50 to $3.75 yd. ishn the ‘best ol musi¢ and a pleasant evenâ€" Refreshments. We carry a full line of Dry Goods, Clothing, FOR YOUR EASTER GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS C. MARTINO cher, on LAs April 17th Melntvre Or IMPORTED GOODS A SPECIALTY EASTER CARDS QOF ALL KINDS i ‘ fpusr pUrant d 4 000“0000000“WQOMOW&OMO“WM“M ewr uetnivnmennemmeeteanemeent wui e e UOUEETENee ie t ie Revccolcage vey i cenpay c it ce en ce 06 5 7 0000000000000000000000000000000000000600000600606 86000 g P.O. Box 62 Phone No. 32 i reos00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000400006 pwow“”“wwmww 4 Ne ©00000000006000000000000000006666 @000000006000600666606+6 MWW“WW MOOM: o WWMM“OQWMWOQOMNONQMOOOOO“ AMeome® Oe ie eRA TT U T ivcotemcerremennais urerveretcnnceroue W’W“WMMMWA W. P. OLTON‘S Boarding House Schumacher â€" _ O In connection with the O‘Connor House. CO0D MEALS Expert and experienced workmanship. Glothing effectâ€" ively made to your measure. You will be pleased with the service and satisfaction given here. Excavations for esllars, Sewers etc. Contracts o all kinds tak en EMPIRE BUILDING Sullivan & Newton, Insurance and Real Estate, have moved their offices to the new Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block. Jams, Pickles, Sauces, etc. REMOVAL NOTICE C ie‘ Sield Yell U 8. COOD SERVICE $8.00 PER WEEK SULLIVAN & NEWTON Insurance and Real Estate MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE BLOCK. (Upstairs) new store, opposite the Freight Sheds.. highest quality and at the lowest possible prices. LEO MASCIOL Spruce St. Opposite the Freight Sheds GEILS & HERMAN TAILORS JUST A REAL GCOOD CAR [Next to Dalton‘s, Third Avenue, Timmins] en (f etc. Miners, Prospectors, etc., may secure Made in Ganada CONTRACTOR Uesl zl uesd Ont. n n ol ues ss S SAeAenenmenened uototletsenetstreneneAchenenesd THE CALEDONIAN §OCIETY OF TIMMINS. M. B. SCOTT, H Membership fee $2.00 per year tor ordinary members and 50¢. per year for associate members. Inflitindertedatetistviutihetiabitaadndcttiiihiithtth cbas uitc s t A Bs LA A 4 tat al good girls‘ models as well as extra large stout size, a most complete line of corsets/from ....... $2.00 to $8.00 a President C. G. PIRIE, Secretary ~‘/.% p400000400000066 ; material, Collar and ate. We also have a lace and materials «to llars, Prices moderate. ad Peter Pan effects. tdie, Point Lace, and ONS ROO¢§000804084¢¢ »kwear ickwear in all the latâ€" r Easter so avoid > buying ipring Zool Velours and" 15.00 s it be expensive to be group ofâ€" Women‘s ailored ‘and finished. jack are crossed with he novelty throw colâ€" . _ Body and sleeves \Colors, Loam, Sand, 2 others. The values r been able to show test moods, suitable m and loveliness in fects, panels, strapâ€" styles are both popu roidery, cording and taste and effect. Colâ€" Blue, Henna, Brown, ne and see them in all izes for Women and : Frocks 9.00 13 vp