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Golden Encampment, No. 107, South Poreupine, will give a Dance on Wedâ€" nesday evening, December the 19th., ‘n the Oddfellow‘s Hall, South End. Major D. M. Brodie, former magisâ€" trate at Sudbury, and a prominent Liâ€" beral, writing from overseas, says:â€"â€" "It is the duty of every loyal British subject in Algoma and Nipissing to support Conscription and the â€"Union Government.â€" There is no. other course.‘‘ As Major Brodie went overâ€" seas with the 159th Battalion his Mesâ€" sage should also have an interest for the people of Temiskaming. A very sad death occurred last Tues day at the Dome Mines w hen the twoâ€" \Lar-uld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick son, of the Dome, passed away after a very brief illness. It is thought that the ehild, Dorothy Eileen contracted a chill and complieatrons ensuing, all that eare and medical skill could do proved unavailing. _ The funeral took place on Friday morning and the many beautiful floral tributes indicated the sympathy felt for the parents in their sorrow. 6 At the Fall Assizes at Haileybury last week Telesphore Lacarte, farmer of about 45â€"years of age, living beâ€" tween Charlton and Englehart, was charzed with an unnatural offence aâ€" cainst his fourteenâ€"yearâ€"old daughter. he was found guilty, and Chief Justice Faleonbridge imposed a sentence of 25 yvears‘ imprisonment. This is proâ€" bably the most severe sentence ever imposed in a North Land Court, yet though practically a life sentence it is not too much when the offence is conâ€" sidered. Probably the first ease of its kind in Canada commeneed last week when Lawrence St. Pierre, of the Township of Nairn, was placeed under arrest on a charge of perjury in connection with the Military Service Act. The inforâ€" mation sworn out by the Military Reâ€" presentative on the Sudbury Tribunal charges that the aceused committed perjury in order to otain exemption, by swearing that he was a farmer, farming 90 acres of land, and was the sole support of his father, 71 years of agoe. _ The authorities claim that in ’muking these statements, or at least some of them, St. Pierre was guilty of perjury. At the Fall Assizes last week at Haileybury whe charge of chbtaining a matriazes license under false preâ€" tenses, as pwl(nul against E. A. Genâ€" tile, of Timmins, in connection with his marriage early this year to Annie Melntyre, was dismissed. The other charge against him in the same conâ€" nection,â€"the chargeâ€"of abduc. 10n,â€" resulted in his being allowed to go on suspended sentence. _A further action in the civil courts to annul the martiâ€" age is still to be decided. HEINTZMAN PIANO FOR SALE HOUSEKEEPER, OR MARRIED Fiveâ€"roomed â€" Bungalow on Gillhes Lake. Open fireplace; Bath; Toilet, ete.â€" Cheap for cash. Full particulars from E. P., P.O. Box 313, Timmins. 4 Remodelling and repairing by expert furriers. With our knowledge of the prevailing styles, we desire especially to be permitted to do the work of reâ€" modelling your present furs to meet the modes of the new season. Keasonâ€" able prices. â€" Castâ€"off Furs bought and highest prices paid for same. JANTEDâ€"EXPERIENCED COOK ; also good general. Mrs. A.. R. (Gloke, Hollinger Mine. N. E. Wadsworth, Timmins. 30 Fourth Ave. â€" Opposite Fire Hall Notice is hereby given that a Byâ€" Law was passed by the Municipal Corâ€" poration of the Town of Timmins on the 19th day of November, 1917, proâ€" viding for the issue of debentures to the amount of $43,000.00 for the purâ€" pose of extension and iimprovements of the water works system of the Town of Timmins and that such Byâ€" Law was registered on the 20th of November, 1917, in the Land Titles Office at Haileybury in and for the District of Temiskaming. # Any motion to quash or set asitte the same or any par: thereof must be made within three months after the first publication 01 this notiee and cannot be made thereafter. Dazed this 4th day of December, 1917. H. E. MOXTGOMERY, | In firstâ€"class order. 721, Advance Oifice. C ouple, wanted.â€"to look after home and one child forâ€" workingman. Apply Box 207, Timmins. 3â€"5p. FURS MADE TO ORDER FCR SALE. ~HE PORCUMNE ADVAKCE sh or set aside thereof must be Apply Box Clerk. %%%%%%%%%%%%W%%%fi%fi%fi%m Efimflifififififiifififihfififi%fitfififlifififimEfifilfifififi!‘ifiéflé tA ; %Hi!%fififimmfifififlififimkfiflfififififififikfififi55‘5‘ Te ozo on ze ie ope oc e e Friday and Saturday Matinee : 11 cents and 27 cents Matinee Saturday 3 p.m. The Crisis Nine Parts Lecember 7th and 8th Evenings 8.15 p.m. °44262 25 cents and 50 cents Evening : {{’\“‘3\'