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oreupine active oper ‘The â€"work just inst out. t shatt to ecrossceut No: 6: v inlsing vre véelopmendt couraging. KLEORA HAS RESUMED ACTIVE OPERATIONS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28th., 1920. GENERAL MEETING OF TH®E TIMMINS POOTBALL CLUB. AX meeting of The iimmns Fobtball Club has been called for Fxiâ€" day, evening of this week at 8 p. m. 'l‘he meetihs will be held in the club romm recently secured for the season as @ ¢ changing room."‘ This room is situated _ just opposite the Ball Grounds in Mr. Gagne‘s building, er of Cedar street and Broadway. ‘ecmll'y large attendance at this ing is dqsu'ed as several importâ€" ant matters will be before the gatherâ€" in;r" nd it is hoped to commence‘the football season thf" year wuh everyâ€" body interested and alive. All holdâ€" ing. membership tickets for 1920 in the, Timmins Football Club should attend »â€"this meeting in the Gagne Buildinz, corner ‘of Broadway ind Cedar street, at 8 on Friday cunneli then the desirable ther. â€" It ut Timn vlnss. 1 sSURVEYS MADE LAST WELK FOR MATTAGAMI WHARF. ing that steps at once be taken to proâ€" vide a suitable landing place at the Timmins end of the Mattagam River. Last\ week a survey of the land‘around the river in the vieinity of the present landing place was made by an officer of the Department of Public Works. ‘This means that in about ten days from the receipt of the petition the Department at Ottawa got busy and surreying for the necessary work was ecommenced here. 1f the same speed is shown throughout, the people of this district will bhe greatly pleased indeed. HMowever, there is often much â€" delay between the _ original survey and the actual construetion work, but it is hoped that the present ease will be an exception. Before the war there was provision made in the estimates for the building of a wharf at the Mattagami River. The.stress of the war, however, upset all plans and nothing was further done in conâ€" neetion with this very necessary) public work. For that matter, by the way, surveys were made for a railroad line Ttom Timmins to near Sudbury to connect with the C. N. R., but since then the matter of building this very desirable dine has proceeded no fturâ€" ther. lt is to be hoped that the dock ut Timmins will not be iu the same class. The work is certainly a very desirable and necessary one. There ‘s an uuusu’allv large traffic on the aver here, with no proper or convenâ€" ent landing place. The convenience t the public and the good business of he proposition should induce prompt uttention from the authorities to this dlock and its carly eonstruction. The mulding of the steel bridge over the "iver at the landing place has been a decided advantage to the settlers and the industries along the river. For this the Old Ontario Government may be thanked. Hon. Howard Ferguson oromised a substantial and Sometimes (Government departments move ‘with commendable speed. .A ease in point is that of the dock at the Mattagami River. A couple of weeks ago a largely signed petition was forâ€" warded from Timmins to the Departâ€" ment of Public Works at Ottawa askâ€" Following a recent visit of the directors of rowing up down at the River, a s serving the settlers to much a we. _ The River is now a regular hive of industry. ‘ and with uate docking facilities it will h« more Hourishing eentre. ‘Published ‘every Woednesday by ell fulfi xisiting illited. in Oanada » United States Office 26 aIamo projp 1 ] #* Geo. Lake, Publisher Subscription Rates : * â€" $2.00 a year . States â€" $3.00 a year rlled 18 inten a depth will be 'ili.“.. in 4 TELEPHONES : the mine ition on an substantial and permar: ind the promise has 4 6. Foster, of Neb ten( Sove} 1t rid Residence 112 0 Gcontin 0 feet w € 1{ jent €1; <ilT Very plant tested COra nder 1001 Mn A dehbhate was advertised between Ald Heaps, of Winnipeg, and Mr. G. B. Nicholson, M. P., following a stateâ€" ’ment of the latter during the receent ‘election contest hoere that Jhe would debate the matter of the Winnipeg strike any representative of labor from Winnipeg. As Mr. Nicholâ€" son is a prominent labor union .man, there was much interest here in the proposed d4ebate which was advertised suggests that the Cohalt Y. must reâ€" ceive more hearty financial assistance or it will not be able to continue. He hbelievres, however, that the amount deâ€" sired, and maybe more, will be raised without «litficulty when the situation is understood. Cobalt Town Council has made a grant of and the Minés at Cobalt are also making eenerous donations. there was muci 1t proposed debate w to take place in i Hall jast Thurs OFFICERS ELECTED FOR GOLDFIELDS G. W. V. A. The result of the voting for a Preâ€" sident, Viceeâ€"President and 2nd Viceâ€" QUANTITY OF OATS STOLEN FROM STABLES nas i bis 1 Club President for the Goldfields Branch of the â€" (%. W.:VY. A., Timmins, was announced last. week. . Voting: was carried on by ballot at 'Flmmmq Schu macher and South Pore ‘ttpine. â€" Only a sthall proportion of the members of the branch cast their ballots, but the result was decidedly in favour of the reâ€"election of President Curtis. The vote for Viceâ€"President was a close Inal carrie mache small the hbr A serious fire at Connaught last night is reported, the Reamsbottom and Edwards hunk house and some houses having been destroyed by ‘fire it is said.. No particulars are obtainâ€" able at the time of going to press. M. C..A. ‘in=that town.. ‘‘It is a matter of life or death to the Y." says President alph Taylor, who suggests that the Cohalt Y. must reâ€" trom. and vote for Viceâ€"l‘r one, Mr. Drew w vote over Mr. . officers elected by On May oth Cobalt starts a camâ€" paizn to raise £10,000.00 for the Y. "Mr. Dan MceDonald, q cagé tender at the Hollinger for \mll(‘ time past, died at thre hospital here on Tuesday from apoplexy. â€" He was 50 years of age and came from (Hengarry. The body was embalined and is being held with a view to getting in touch with any relatives ‘or near friends he maiy VC TNAa@t fnhno for itselt should dancing, the pleasures and t i. DBeaVvfet Friday events pl‘u"(‘d ent TA n CI Notes of Interest e limimnins itive on the risked for the Cirst of July lhere. The iAamajer _ a e had. oat c this ~coming of the Comumittee suggesting e Association reserve the day If and others thinking Lacrosse get the preference. executliy Â¥vet to 1( 2s OL1L Oals sStOic ; notified and t e trail léeft by nd theâ€"oats at P1 neta. ~Pilge‘s es effecet that he h: wheo w the Goldfields Branch of Â¥. A., ‘Timmins, was ist week. Votinge was W wmInning res1( Football â€"Club repreâ€" Grounds Committee grounds for another Day by the Football matter was deferred, music, â€" the _ social ‘pleasing lunch servyâ€" eommit it of the strikers. vas himself one of n the trials recentâ€" that thg stories of ally told were unâ€" s not been a fair ing funds to take Privy Cauncal and lease aof the men the matter. Metrregor ie ~balloting Was not is resolved it mittee for the selected by the evening®. Drew â€"1D,. Curtis. The was a close by ouly one regor. The llotinge were: . Beckâ€" Mr. ard selft The Salvation Army Equal before God Pikie‘s Transfer Best Transfer in Northern Ontario Prompt Service. Good Attention Prices Right Miners, machine runners and muckâ€" ers are wanted by the British America Nickel Corporation at their Murray Nickel Mine, near Sudbury. Workâ€" men‘s trains run for each shift between town and mine. FOL Freight, Express General Transfer inches cupimne IR _ SAILEâ€"Two '])iL‘(f(‘H' elass; size 6ft Ginches by l.l: Ii;'l‘ > HEY sayâ€"‘*Our contract with God and man is to press on to greater heights of devotion and sacrificial service We pray that all, irrespective of creed, will help us as w« extended to all those who wish the ¢ comfort of Chirst, their hand is to enter or assist intthe Master‘s those who most need the 308 Citadels and Institutions in this Territory â€"â€"â€"use them! use of humani Cor. Ball Grounds, opp. Knischt Bros McKinnon is K : ‘HE PORCUPINE ADVANCE reach first for v 2 feet, 10 Ssouth Porâ€" wWANTEDâ€"DISH WASHER. Strong ~â€" girl preferred. Hotel Goldfields. An especially fine imported ceo« erel heads my breeding pen of K« Jomb Whode Island Reds this year. limited number of settings will be s« at $3.00 per 15 eags. Also White Wyandotte settings $2.00 per 15 eggs. % Forteen Rhode Isiand Red pulle lavingz, for sale at $3.00 each. For Saleâ€"16â€"foot Chestnut Canoe, firstâ€"class condition. W, D. Stroud. Hollinger Mine. MAID WANTEDâ€"Maid wanted for general housework. Apply Mrs. H. J. Marshall, 12 Hemlock street, Timmins. â€"â€"10, DRY JACKPINE FOR SALEâ€"Comâ€" mencing April 14th we will have a limited amount of 16â€"inch Dry Jack Pine for sale in the town of Timâ€" mins. â€"Immediate delivery. Terms cash to ‘teamsters on delivery. Phone 99 B Schumacher, J. K. Wilson Co. 15â€"16 1. §098000090090000000§009$0000004004 00006046 444 This bank, with its numerous branches in Canada and at LONDON, ENG and NEW YORK and correspondents throughout the world offers excellent banking facilitiese to the ‘public FOREIGN EXCRHANGE BOU GAT â€"AND S O L D SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Interest at 3 per Cent, per annum allowed on all deposits of $1.00 and upwards j TIMMINS BRANCH opening shortly in temporary preimises at T8 Pine Street GENERARL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED â€"â€"16â€"1 16 j ) House for saleâ€"5 rooms ; bath room cesspool sewerage in connection; wood shed and heu-hou%e, 30â€"X 12; corner lot. Cheap for cash. Fifth Avenue and Cedar Street, No. 42. â€"17â€"18p. §§@09000000¢090000000000000090000000000000000000 9069006 Head Office â€" Toronto CLOSE SEASON IN FIRE PROTECTION N Orderâ€"inâ€"Council has been passed changing the Close Season from April 15th to commence May 15th, Northern Division, after which date perâ€" mits to burn must be secured from the Fire Ranger THE STRAIN CONSTRUCTION GO. BQX 135, SOUTH PORCUPINE Fire Protection HOUSE FOR SALE, Specialists in Brick Work, Stone Work Buildings Raised and Lowered Foundations Made, Etc E. J. ZAVITZ, Provincial Secretary Satisfaction GQuaranteed T. A.Stram, Manager HIGHâ€"CLASS HATCHING EGGS,â€" rown Leghorn, Rose Comb, Hennâ€" ing Farm stock, $2.00 per setting. Phone 1 A Dome Extenston, or write M#s. E. Prickett, Dome Exten _ sion, South Poreupine. â€"1§. BOX 46, TIMMINS