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Writing Good says Spm‘t in men a) reckless : ‘*‘Fields ¢( s Nsw pire Oult nele d‘ed DFVavel â€" Uuedild than Mator Grasovy ‘V‘ineent Nelson, who, it is reported yesterday, was ‘"‘killed action.‘‘ ‘The gallant young soldier was the second son of Mr. Francis Nelson, Sporting Editor of The Globe, and the sympathy of the entire sporting world goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson in their grievâ€" ious affliction. Major Nelson enlistâ€" ed when less than twoenty years old and earned his major‘y on the field. He was a worthy son of a worthy father and he‘‘played the game‘‘ as Nelson would hbave him play it. It is hard to lose our dearâ€" est and best but how ‘‘eould man die better than facing fearful odds?" fook three seconds; â€"and â€" lNHoOPnC made two firsts and a second. In the one mile event Cosgrove looked a sure winner, but in the last lap was blocked by a spectator on the ice, and Thorne took the lead. Stevâ€" erson, in second place, had a bad spill on the fourteenth lap and fell back to last place. two ARhrsts and Two took three seconc made two firsts a: the one mile event Mr. Nelson is a proudâ€"sad fathe day. THE TRUE LINE OF SPORTS Phone 6MA P.O. Box 186 SJX F. C. H. SIMMS, aband of. Fland and the sons of sportsâ€" nz un lives with don upo» lhe far; ‘off. Real Estate and iInsurance seconds TIMMINS and SOUTH Hair with Life and Lustre Nothingâ€"responds so readily to a little care as the hair. We altâ€"â€"men and worrnâ€"are irritated when our hair becomes brittle,.dryâ€"amd cotoriess. is aniAvigorating hair tonic which keeps the hair in exce ent condiution and is cooling and refreshing to the sc‘ EW NG is COCiITE AaAnd feiresiung to the scialp. Barbers have been using it for years. They find it makes the hair thicker, softer and brighter in color. Adonis Hedâ€"Rub contains no sediment or grease. for tTie Linâ€" braver death 50C anND $1 sizes. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG@GIST3 r toâ€" rley Harry H. Frazce of ‘the Boston Red Sox looks with equanimity at the bascball situation in the event of war. â€" HMe is quoted as pointing out that in England this year the theatâ€" rical season has enjoyed unusual sueâ€" éess,. â€" **‘People want to get away from the war topies,"‘ he said, ‘‘and almost any kind of diversion to take their minds from the situation is weleome.. What can fit this need betâ€" ter than baseball?"‘ Hence the Bosâ€" ton owner is not at all perturbed at t‘ye eontingencey. A renowned eurler in Canada and tie United States passed away af Windsor Hospitai recently in the perâ€" son of Jack Bucknall, recently of Detroit. The deceased lived for many years in Lindsay, Ont., and was there married to one of the popâ€" ular young women of the town, Miss Doliy Knowlson. The late Mr. Buckâ€" nall figured prominently in years past in the tours of the Detroit eurlers to Toronto and Western Ontario. Death was due to illness following a comâ€" pound fracture sustained from a fall on the ice. sSPORT NOT TO SUFFTER IF U.S. ENTEBRS WALZ Timmins Representative FAMCUES CURLEXR DEAD RCUPINE Pkone 30 P.0O. Box 319 mappe adead dead from appendicitis in France on March 3rd. Three sisters live at 6k Lake. and a brother, Leonard Cashâ€" more, resides at Iroquois Falls. (;tv‘{) Incendiarism is suspected in the destruction hy fire recently of two frame houses on King street, North CoRalt. has been ;\ _«_-'vnt‘ 10 D r. “ul'.-‘.(‘}‘ osonâ€" oMice c . D. Menzic othe C301 Cobalt has issued eards giving list of standard weights and measures for wood, vegetables, ete., and giving warning of the penalties for short weischt or short measure in the NMilâ€" CCX Mr. S. J. Dempsey, Crown Lands Agent, Cochrane, has moved his offiâ€" ces to the ground floor of the building on Fourth Avenue, recently vacated by the Bank of Oftawa, and is using the upstairs for a residence. At New Liskeard recently District Master Coghill ‘of Blk Lake unveiled tlhe Honor Roll of the L.O.L. New Liskeard L.O.L. lhas> now <fourteen meinbers overseas, and two others donned the khaki to serve King and Country, but failed to pass the final medical examimation. Major Chas. H. dordon, who was wounded on the Somme last Septemâ€" ber, is in Haileybury, having been ruthorized to raise a draft of 250 men for lumber operations in Great Britain to provide the neceessary matâ€" erial for construction work in France. At a moeeting cealled in the interests of the new ‘Cobalt Coâ€"operative Soecâ€" iety there were about 200 present last week, and thirtyâ€"five shares were subâ€" seribed for. ‘The meeting seemed to be enthusiastic, but if a Coâ€"operative Store is to be a succeee in Cobalt more than enthusiasm and thirtyâ€"five subscribed will be needed §QnD. For its Belzian HRelief Fund, the Cobalt Nugget reeently reeeived $1.50, accompanied by a note, written apâ€" parently by a child, saying: ** We are sending all we have in our bhanks to help to feed the poor Belgian childâ€" ren. We are sorry we have no more to The note is signed, **Four Eng@lechart Children, ‘*but there is no clue to the identity of the generous children whose selfâ€"sacrifice and kindâ€" ly thought puts the most of us to shame. In a report recently issued by Miss A. Russell, assistant inspector of the Victorian Order of Nurses, the folâ€" lowing reference is made to the work of the nurses of the Lady Minto Hosâ€" pital, Cochrane:â€"** The Lady Minto Hospital at Cochrane has a record of excellent work under Miss MeLeod‘s capable maragement. The nurses are capable and eflicient. The hospital is kept in firstâ€"class condition, bathâ€" rooms, eupboards, ete., clean and tidy. Patients looked comfortable and well cared for and scemed well satisfied with the treatment they were reâ€" exceineilt apable u capable a kept in rooms, cu Patients ‘ared for with â€" the ceiving. Last week (Gieo, MeGale, well known throughout the North Land, and a visitor to the Poreupine and ethor ecamps, was fined $200 and costs on ceach of two charges of selling liquor and sgiving liquor to another man to drink in other than a private dwelling house. The total eost to Georze was $409,50, or six months in jail. Me paid the fines but offered to enlist for overseas service if he wot a refund. In the early days of Cobalt everybody knew Geo. MceGale, and his industry and enterprise as a boy selling papers and . otherwise making an honest dollar were often favorably spoken o. M i t r3. A. Wyatt, of New Liskeard, received word that her son, Pte. Wyatt, who arrived recently in land with the 228th Battalion, is TC pneumonia (i. A. Wood, Harleybury;, ippointed â€" Crown Timber the Poreupine mining divâ€" v is reâ€"opening lhis Mathâ€" closed sinee the fire. Dr. es will have charge of the n# permanently in Mathâ€" ashmore is reported THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Lieut. J. D. R. Jameson has heen sent north to assist in the receruiting of. 250 men for a forestry draft ealâ€" led for in a hurry by the authorities. He expects to secure 60 men in Cochâ€" rane and vicinity, where he is well known, having been in business there some years ago and onee having been connected with the ownership of the Northland Post. Cochrane Council has passed a new hyâ€"law to prevent the town going alâ€" together to the dogs. The chief proâ€" vision of the new byâ€"law is that ‘‘no dog shall be allowed to run at large,"‘ and the Chief of Police is empowered to destroy any canine not under due control. ‘The fees are set for licenses as follows:â€"first dog, $2,.00; each additional dog, $3.00; first lady female dog, $5.00; and adâ€" ditional same, $7.00 each. FEED OATG CRADEG UNFIT FOR SFET Warnitg to Farmers of the District Regarding Western Seed The following entitled ‘*‘Feed Oat Grades Unfit for Seed", prepared by the Seed Branch, Ottawa, should be of special interest to Tnmskaming ‘©‘Flour and feed dealers who ofâ€" fer the Feed Grades of Western oats should be very ceareful to warn farâ€" mer purchasers against usfing them for seed. The Feed grades contain oats that are frozen or otherwise unsound and not suitable for milling purposes. They usually give a very low perceentagze of germination which results in serious erop failure, The sowing of these frozen oats in past years has given ‘the genâ€" eral impression that all Western oats will not do well in Eastern Canada the first yéear. Home grown seed oats of good quality is so searee this year that farmers should be specially warned against using Feed erades for seed. A Eastern Canada farmers are advised to procure local grown oats of the best quality and clean them to thirty pounds per bushel or bhetter if posâ€" sillle. _ ‘Thus far not more: than 100 000 bushels No.: 1 Canada Western seed oats free from wild oats are available in storage. It may be found necessary to make a grade for No. 2 seed oats containing not more than eight wild oats to the pound. This would be very much superior to the Milling of Feed grades which are foul with noxious and other weed sQQ@Ls. There may possibly be a few farâ€" mers in the district who will purâ€" chase Woestern Feed Oats for seed purposes, if so, kindly be warned in doing so, undoubtedly there will be large quantities of Wild oats and other noxious weed seeds in them. I recently examined a sample of Wesâ€" tern Feed Oats and do not hesitate to state that I believe there was 20 per cent. of wild oats in them. Those who are unfamiliar with the appearâ€" ance of these oats, naturally conâ€" clude they are only common black oats and quite harmless. Be sure of what kind of seed you are sowing as nbthing is gained by seeding land to weeds, NORTHERN ONTARIO POWER STARTING THE YEAR WELL For the first month of their new year the Northern Ontario uzht Power Company shows gross earnâ€" ings of $74,899, compared to $72,303 for the previous month. This is an increase of $2,596.. The net carnings amounted to $58,499, compared to $54,797, an increase of surplus after charges was $#35,719, against $32,017, an imcrease of #3,702 The balance after paying preferred dividends was $23,719 compared to #20,107, sn increase of Nixon, Ihstnct Representativé, New Liskeard. Ont INSURANCE of ALL KINDS and REAL ESTATE Houses To Let and For Sale Steamâ€"Fitter, Shect Iron Worker, Cornice and Skyâ€"light Maker, Smoke Stacks Made to Order. TEMISKAMIKG NORTHERN ORTRAIO RAILWAY The ‘‘National!‘‘ via Transecontinental route between Toâ€" ronto and Winnipeg, leaving Toronto each Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday; leaving Winnipeg each Sunday, Tresday and Thursday. Through trains daily (exceept Sunday) between Toronto and Englehart, and operating through Pullman Cars. Cafe Parlor Car service between North Bay and Englehart, daily (except Sunday). Connections at Earlton Jet. for Elk Lake branch points, daily, (except Sundays). Daily (exeept Sunday) services between North Bay and Cochrane, operating through sleeping ear between Timrains and Montreal C. P. K. i For full particulars, see current timeâ€"table or refer to any ‘T.>â€" N. O. Agent: Sullivan Newton . Brazeau, Timmins A.â€" Brazeau AGENT FOR HECLA HOT AIR FPURNACES. ESTIMATES SUPPLIED FREZE. Opp. Post Offiice. ESULTS Want Ads Porcupine Advance Insert One Next Week Gne Insertion costing you 25 cents in advance will bring you what you require TIMMINS, ONT PA The Telephone 49 Phone 51. North Bay, Ont.