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’ DEPARTING MEMBER HONORED BY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY THE PORCUPNE ADVANGE (0lis meeting of to Timmins on J the presentati son. Mrs. Simj lady members the actual ho her daughters here, (Mrs. A. Rot Mrs. J. Cowan and Mrs. J. Co Mrs. Simpson is leaving this we« return to Sceatland to take up t ence there. In making the pres tion the President, Mr. ‘M. B. & referred to the general affection esteem in which Mrs. Simpson held by all and the generous a: ance and interest she ‘had always givâ€" en to the affairs of the Society. All were sincerely sorry to lase Mrs. Simpson, but all would wish her the very best, and live in hopes that she would yet return to Timmins. Mrs. Simpson was presented with a beautiâ€" ful gold wrist watch as a mark of the regard of the Caledonians and the wish of the members that she may alâ€" ways have the ‘‘best time."‘ The preâ€" sentation was a complete surprise to Mrs. Simpson who was fairly overâ€" eome by the wholeâ€"hearted demonstraâ€" tion that followed the presentation. During the evening the President also had occasion to voice the general sincere regret of the Society at the loss of another two valuablemembers, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Steele, who are moving to Montreal. For several months past Mr. and ‘Mrs. Steele have been popular members of the Society, winning many friends ‘here, all of whom are sorry to see them leaving this Camyp. ~£ E4 meeting until after the hot summer mouths,* and so was planned to be somethingâ€"special. .. It proved to hbe one of the very best yet. The attendâ€" ance was specially large, running over the hundred mark, and all present had a very enjoyable evening. The Seâ€" eretary, Mr. C. G. Pirie, had charge of the programme, and the Treasurer, Mr. W. Coupar, looked after the reâ€" freshments. iBoth are to be congratuâ€" this CampP. * The meeting of the day was in the form freshme lated on their effor dancing im petizing re of ‘York‘‘ the piand® iD# an{ petizing refreshments. For the ‘‘Duke of York!! Mr. P. Dougall furnished the pian® music, while for the other dances the Northern Lights Orchestra | under the leadership of Bandmaster | Wolno supplied the most attractive of, dance music. Cornet duets by Messrs. F. Wolno and 0. Brown were also speâ€" cial features of the programme, their wellâ€"renderedselections ‘being very warmly encored. President Seott exâ€" pressed in a few wellâ€"chosen words the appreciation of the Society for the excellent music furnisked by the Northern Lights Orchestra and Messrs Wolno and Brown. On behalf of the musicians, ‘Mr. Wolno made a reply that made a decided hit with the gaâ€" thering. The pianoforte selections by Miss Nevin deserved the enthusiastic appreciation received. Song by Mrs. Anrroctar Mrs Acton. Mrs. MceCulâ€" the excelle Northern ] Wolno an« musicians, that made thering,. / WEDNESDAY, MAY Forrester, Mrs. Acton, Mrs lough, Miss Jean Roberts, M Seott, Mr. Jas. Geils and ‘Mr. won wellâ€"merited encores an{ Dome Mines Social Club are having a dance on Friday, with Wo‘no‘s Orâ€" ehestra furnishing the music. much appred During th presented to eral poems 1 Society, Mr ems dealt w year. The be arranged be announce ‘The meeting the King‘‘ and c1@i a A 1 Mo One uce Publishe ive tw 8P iecide anada LV ( d 26 n m us1( P t4 1€ WI Nit Lake, Publisher every Wednesd » of the Caledomans Eriâ€" e form of a Social evenâ€" rramme of unusual merif . It was the last regular after the hot summet Doh are to 2€ very pleasing | The programmeé s. Geils and ‘Mr. A. Black ited encores and were all a lc Ooul evenl addr pti m a (¢ L V w a A uld Lans ig¢ MroJ. K Sist., 1922. $9 (1() preciat] vo Mr. # results of me included anrd the apâ€" ONTARIO (W) M Mrs. M. B a V presenta 1 Syne vear &( M 112 an d was oore McINTYRE WINS FIRST GAME IN TWILIGHT LEAGUE DEMONSTRATION AND TEA AT WARREN & FINLAY‘S STORE in i Ofi 1 The demonstration of Perfection Oil Stoves at Warren & Finlay‘s store last week by an expert from the facâ€" tory proved succeessful and most inâ€" teresting. On Thursday large numbers attended the display and demonstraâ€" tion and on Friday the attendance was still larger. The construction and various uses to which the Perfection Oil Stove is particularly adapted were efficiently demonstrated. More than one lady came away saying, "‘I never realized before the full value of a good oil stove."‘ On Friday afternoon the store was literally erowded,until closing time. During the afternoon the Ladies‘ Aid of the Presbyterian chureh served Afâ€" ternoon Tea in the store and this feaâ€" ture proved very popular. ‘The Ladies Aid also had homeâ€"baking for sale, the enviable reputation of the ladies for skill in cooking assuring a ready sale for all the samples offered. Finâ€" ancially, the ‘event also proved a sucâ€" cess for the Ladies Aid. AUDIENCES HERE DELIGHTED WITH THE QUINTILE TRIO ¢â€"The Quintile Trio appearing in the New Empire Theatre on Thursday evening of last week, under the ansâ€" pices of the Hockey Club, delighted all who heard these gifted musicians. Mr. Quintile proved to be a genius on the Harp, while the violinist and the ‘cello player were both equally cifted on their instruments. The programme consisted of instrumental trios and violin and ‘eello solos for which Mr. Quintile played the accompaniments on the harp. Every number on the programme was greatliy appreciated and practically every selection given 1 pall and praclicali\ was enthusiast tendance was s that sufficient s not been done tendance was smail owing io TlNle Idct that sufficient suitable advertising had not been done and other attempted advertising had been of the sort that rather wo;%cd against the success of the event/X%Through an error in the mail or express service the regular liâ€" thographs and programmes for the event had not arrived, and the deâ€" livery rig and sandwich boy style of advertisine had failed to give the )A advertising had famued to give Lhe right impression of the concert. The programme by the Quintile Trio was a highâ€"class event by gifted artists,â€" a rare musical treat. The local adâ€" vertising unfortunately did not conâ€" vey this impression. However, what 9 the audience lacked made up in sincere enthusiasm. â€" Repea were given outburst the audience lacked in numbers they made up in sincere appreciation and enthusiasm. â€" Repeatedly the artists were given outbursts of unstinted apâ€" plause as the merits of theprogramme became evident. As Mayor Melnnis, the chairman, pointed out in his reâ€" marks, Timmins has been favoured ehree ° Aand severai orner Cidssics made particular appeal to the audiâ€" ence. The audience gave unquestionâ€" able proof of their appreciation of the Trio, and any further visits of the Quintile Trio will undoubtedly© draw erowded houses in Timmins. ne he chairman, pointed Out in Alis reâ€" narks, Timmins has been favoured with nothing so superior in the musieâ€" il line since the visit of the Russian violinists here some vears ago. e r the ne . e n( M iC prevall inceme¢ made 1mnC na« beau rer was enthusiastic re I w n n H ) services d 1( iree ind lin 1( R rendition ided efforts were made he Trib to remain over Fortunately, this was [} n al son )€ rio appearing in the reatre on Thursday veek, under the aunsâ€" ckey Club, delighted ese gifted musicians. U llvy enc iv evenin m dition of sueh nun ary,"‘ **Mother (M; eral other classic ague sday 1y the 1€ In ops vening Quintile the New al evening conâ€" s were made iv eveniI exi game | 14 Hollinger | ma« v red intéd an Saturday n( ant e atten« Thursda vent was the fact nc D 1( after To M y 1 M {ver Ma 11 m PR |CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN | CHARGED WITH INDECENCY WORK GOING ALONG IN VERY SATISFACTORY WAY AT V.N.T. l_\'ears‘of age. The only O.T.A. case \so far recorded for hearing tomorrow is a charge of the alleged selling of lliquor illegally preferred against Joe. | FHilbent. W FIRST SERIES OF JUNIOR FOOTBALL FOR DISTRICT miIins Monday, June 19 macher. Saturday, June There were no serious cases at the police court last week, but this week promises to be different. Last Thursâ€" day the cases against Mr. E. Ray folâ€" lowing a difference with Constable Mc Cauley were given a further remand to this week. Toâ€"morrow (Thursday) these remanded cases will be proceedâ€" ed with. A much more serious one also will be heard. This is a charge of assault against a Chinese laundryman ealled Charlie Lim, who is aceused of indecent conduct with a lad of nine vears of age. The only O.T.A. case D TIMMINS PLAYS FIRST NOFP.A. FOOTBALL TOMORROW Tomorrow (Thursday) evening, Timâ€" mins plays its ‘first district league fooiball match at the Dome, and the boys from here go out with all good hopes of starting the district season with a win. Of course the Dome has a~ goodâ€"team, but Timminsâ€"promjses to have a little better. However, this will be settled by the game itself toâ€" morrow. All football lovers should make a point of seeing this mateh, for whatever else may be questioned, no )a Street, goal; Dalgarno and A. Roâ€" berts, backs; Donalds, C. Cooper and A. Cooper, halves; Treverton, W. F. B. Cadman, Carr, A, Cadman and F. Pate, forwards. Dunbar, Burt and Pearson, reserves. This first game was scheduled for Wednesday, but on the request of the Dome was postponed to Thursday (tomorrow). Kickâ€"off at 6.30 p.m. sharp. KIRKLAND LAKE WINS FROM DOME IN FIRST N.O.F.A. GAME The first N.O.F.A. game, for the Dickson Cup, was played at Kirkâ€" land Lake on Saturday night and the home team won from the Dome 2 to 0. The only two goals in the game were scored during the first half, and both were shots that no goal tender could be expected to stop. The game drew a big crowd and was fast and interestâ€" ing throughout. In the first half the play was very even, but the second half the Dome had the edge though not able to seore. Elrick, fotmerly of Northern News of Cobalt says last week that Mr. R. A. Melnnis of TIroâ€" quois Falls, was elected to the office ‘‘in the fall of â€"1929.‘‘ What The Northern News ought to mean is that everybody would like to see him stay on the job until at least that date. not able to seore. Elrick, fortmerly of fhe Dome, did wonderful work i# goal for Kirkland, and the rest of the playâ€" ers put up a lively brand of footbail. The Dome‘s team lived up to their enâ€" viable 0 tabile fact thi dislocated in Costain, MeK en es W 1 inursday acher. Monday, . Thursday )A CK clde N D s3 uC ue mIins e reputaiion Ior 2000 luck was against them ‘ other handicaps was t : fact that MeKenna ha sdayv team late 1€ Hendry â€" Harr een arran Kir the JPR |an Gâ€" Hastie, Hamilton, June 12â€"Timmins at Dome . June 15â€"Schumacher at unl innoun May Â¥ O arrowe Board 1 > diamon« re work | in ime to th« M nced later. ine winâ€" ries will play off to Football Championâ€" sINKkIn N () atche aps was the regret Kenna had his knee rimmage. He wen! â€"Schumacher he fi1 l lC Timmins at Schu wart, THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE O Dome aIs presiding of the f Trade, The Dome at 0 nt activities earried alon; lines, but al scheduled for request of the to Thursday at 6.30 p.m. @llOW in INIO1I the illin rom at is« follow d 10rt 14 D 7 essin ootbal 101son Amon 0 UI ng. aft. The (18 more 1mnâ€" T€ C at )e BRICK CHIMNEYS WANTED TO| FPOR SALEâ€" FOR SALEâ€"1 Ford Roadster, 1 fres Milceh Cow, 45 Chickens. Apply t J. A. MeAllister, Schumacher. â€" 2 FOR RENTâ€"Store LOSTâ€"One and D. GARDEN FTURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT KEYS FOUNDâ€"Chain with five small keys one being Ford Key No. 70. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this adverâ€" tisement. Apply Box A. M., Adâ€" vance office. â€"22 REGULAR MEETINGS RE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HERE Anyone interested in Christian Seiâ€" ence is cordially invited to attend an informal meeting every Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. V. H. Emery, 20 Hemlock street, Timmins at 3:30 ‘p.m. 13â€"17p HAVE YOUR HOUSE RID OF COCKROACHES, Bugs and all other kinds of vermin. Contracts taken for this, and satisfaction guaâ€" ranteed. Hundreds of people have been delighted with my service. Reâ€" ferences. Apply to A. Coter, 3Â¥ Spruce street, Timmins, or Send postceard to Box 465. 19â€"23p 108Tâ€"Pair & ease. â€" Find: vance office. Among the extra specials booked for the New Empire Theatre in the next few weeks, special reference should be made to ‘Theodora‘‘ coming June 16th and 1l7th, and ‘*"Foolish Wives,"‘ coming June 30th, and July 1st., 4&WTheodora‘‘ is the picture. verâ€" sion of Victor Sardou‘s love romance, and ‘has made a great impression in all the cities where it has been shown. ‘‘Foolish Wives‘‘ is a picture in eleven reels that cost a cool million to, produce and is said by competent crities to be well worth all it eost. ‘©‘Foolish Wives‘‘ is said to be the mostâ€"talkedâ€"of picture on the continâ€" SsOME EXTRA SPECIALS COMING TO NEW EMPIRE ‘Foolish Wives‘ eleven reels that to, produce and is crities to be wel mostâ€"talle ent toâ€"day The Timmins Lodge of the Rebekahs announce a Dance in the (Masonic Hall on Friday evening of next week, June 9th. It goes without saying that it will be a pleasant and suceessful event under the auspices of the Reâ€" bekahs. ; s © Schumacher Juniors won the Footâ€" ball game with Timmins Juniors last night with the seore 2 to 1. All seorâ€" ing was in the first half. Jack Joyner, Eddie Angrignon and Andy Roberts, Jrfscured the respective goals. \ _ ¢‘Jail for Hearst Being Considerâ€" ed.""‘ Such is the heading in a Cobalt paper. No, Bill, too bad, but it doesn ‘t mean that anybody is considering putâ€" ting the framer of the O.T.A. in jail. And "framer‘‘ is a pretty good word all right. What the heading refers to is the suggestion that a jail farm, siâ€" milar to that at Burwash, be establishâ€" ed cat Hearst, Ont. Inspector W. Moore of the Provincial Police and License Inspector Blackwall recently visited Hearst to make a report on the suggestion. If the plan goes through it is likely Hearst Farm will be used to house breakers of the O.T.A. Such viectims will have the feeling that they wore driven to Hearst through Hearst. dance, **It‘sâ€"erâ€"qui the young man *‘"Simple]‘‘ : know what it c Floristâ€"Positive of it, madam. If it doesn‘t bring it back. cover Womanâ€"You are certain that t! young century plant will bloom in hundred vears? twenty BUILD. For particulars write Box H H« ward( Reed Block for summe Apply ‘between 4 and Room 11 or 31. Third F *Perhaps hirtvy might foldfields 10( i€ uy ELN Iâ€"â€"SiOre â€" OT rmerly occupied by 6 plants, natized H rI Timmins W SAVING MATERIAL POC A FAIR OFFER PLANTS FOR SALE.â€" () caultiower, ( laen SDI Hotel vou asses in Imperial Bank ~ please return to Adâ€" Reward. 22 wei On O soverel .\ll)( + cand // p.M. 10 Third Floor, Reed for sin Â¥ance 1€ al D )soroet n I‘€ wn and mce HrC monthis maizer, 22â€"23p â€"LaD N( Ave 1¢ LC H LOSTâ€"Nit FOR SALEâ€"River Road, WANTED HOUSEâ€"Will hus FOUNDâ€"NSingle h FOR SALEâ€"Lot FOR SALEâ€"Five room house, Maple St., $2250. Nix rooms, Bireh St., $2500. Six rooms Balsam, $2000,. These houses have hardwood floors and are in Al shape. Terms. H. A. Proctor, Moore Block, opp. Goldâ€" fields Hotel. Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited. (No Personal Liability) A dividend of 1% on the paidâ€"up capital stock of the Company has been declared payable on the 17th. day of June, 1922, on which date cheques will be mailed to shareholders of record at the close of business on the 2nd. day of June, 1922. Dated the 26th. day of May 1922. T 7""”"' 7I I I & )9 @rs corner, $630 Rew provin this advt. vance OfM@ee Town of limmins, limmins Height: Mattagami, West Timmins, Roches ter, Moneta, Walker Townsite Terms or discount for eash. H. A Elim fields Hote )1 100re roctor n X) wron DIVIDEND NUMBER 98. At C Apply L( B Owner may ‘TICE U KC O( bâ€"i.0ts for Duilding Timmins, Timmins Hei M roperty an« Apply Bo: ee Timmins + H ;\. Pl osite Goldfic eiâ€"plated lank, delwered address three weeks ago. 2000 ore Block, opp. Gold anary Birds, good singâ€" 26 Sixth Avenue, Timâ€" person returning same D. A. DUNLAP, AI 0}) n M lot £400, ne wo lots near A. Proctor. )1 C & AHM. Goldfic 3 Balt amound ) » weight US buildinge in avin Treasurer Maple H one W une al brid M Hote M ouse 300 tot 1N by O h n Applications for House Sewer Conâ€" nections. Applications fog House Sewer Conâ€" nections may be made at the Town Hall. A deposif in eash or cheque parable to the Town Treasurer must accompany each application. : = Dr. L. Gagnon â€" Phone 209 TIMMINS LODGE, 1.0.0.F. No. 453 Nicht and D; MUNICIPALITY OF IROQUOIS FALLS. COURT OF REVISION I Now open for business. Firstâ€"elass rooms, and steam heated All upâ€"toâ€"date conveniences. Reading and Sitting Rooms. Sample Rooin for Travellers. Best dining room in town. Meals at all hours. M J. F. Henderson, t ea to. your Dealer for Doctor Gagnon‘s Prepared Medicines. ay 24t TowNâ€"CF TIMMINS (signed) A. J. HODGSON, PARIS HOTEL IROQUOIS FPALLS. Veterinary Office 1929 1] promptly attendâ€" Cochrane, Ont. O wI Town Clerk ngineer y