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P G@CGO OOOMQOMWWNOOWWWW #00000¢00000000060%04806 ©0000000008$0004 The Gold Medals awarded by the Remington Typewriter Company for exceptional speed and accuracy in typewriting, were during the past two years all won by our students. The training our where. training of Soldiers. WILLIAMS ROSS Proprietors Branches:â€"North Bay, Sudbury, Bracebridge, Collingwoold. TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7. Tor Particulars write Haileybury Business College All Slabs, no edgings. $5.00 per cord, delivered any plice in Timmins or to any of the mines as far as Schumacher. WALLINGFORD BROS. MATTAGAMI HEIGHETS Jeweler and Optician Telephone 141 Nights and holidays, Telephone 184 Supericr Business Training The Haileybury Business College HAILEYBURY, ONT. All our colleges have been officially approved for the Vocational a Spacialize in Diamonds ‘ given to examining your eyes. _ . euaranteed in all optical work. students get is recognized to be unexcelled anyâ€" UAE us C3 i (L SR % 2 8 â€" Anprew WiLrsono or Sale Still the Most for the Money at of the finest Satisfaction D. C. ROSS, Principal Phone 3. rome . 2 S > 45 Last week exigencies of space preâ€" vented due reference to the concert given on the previous Sunday ev emng in connection with the campaign in Timmins for the Navy League of Canâ€" ada. The event, however, should not pass unnoticed. The theatre was well filled for the occasion, and the colleeâ€" tion taken at the door netted close to one hundred dollars. Dr. c\IcInniq, Mayor of Timmins, presided, and in opening the meeting explained that Timmins had not reached its objective in the Navy League campaign and that ' e felt that the people here would not wish to let the matter drop until the o objective was reached. Timmins had § | ney er failéd before in any of the calls made upon the town for good causes ard he was sure that this ecommunity would not fail in this one,â€"for the sailors and their dependents. He emâ€" puasized the outstanding advantages and the vital necessity for interest in naval matters, and showed how Lan-l iada s prosperity could be established ind assured on trade built up through i % â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-.â€".â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"-â€"- a mercantile marine. | The programme was furnished large ly by pupils of Mr. H. F. Schroder. There were excellent violin selections | by Henry (Martin, Gorona Laporte and | J. Slotnick, while an attractive piano idnu was well rendered by Misses \Sara and Doris Slotnick. Mr. Sehroe !(er played the accompaniments for | the \'iolin selections. The Timmins ‘ Citizens‘ Band also furnished fine muâ€" |sic during the evening, while another ‘ outstanding feature much enjoyed by ‘the andience was the cornet solo by Some of the claims made for this Larder Lake property seem â€" very strong, but many ,even of the oldâ€" tlme"s appear to have the opimmion that the property will eventmually jusâ€" tify the optimism now :shown. In any event work is going along on the property, and statements credited to ouuers have dowbts about it general]y.\ | the management, and the cr1t1c1sml aroused by these statements, all go to advertise the Associated Goldhelds! | and keep it in public notice. Work is now announced as resumed on the \sinking of threeâ€"compartment i shaft. This is the shaft in wihch spee tacular values were encountered, the 3 samples assaying $25.00 per ton, ax}d liberal quantities of free gold being in 3'(\ idence. A new compressor _ has been § % A) installed at this The Associatâ€" ed Goldfields iy also developing a | water power capable of supplying a | total of 5,000 horse power at Windego ‘Falls, and machinery and supplies have recently ibeen taken in for this | w ork. The work of cutting a flume in the rock alongside the falls is now goâ€" w dng alone satisfactorily. NAVY LEAGUE CORCERT NETTEO NEABLY A RVASRED Good Attendance and Interesting Programme in Campaign Here. the violin selections. The Timmins L'i izens‘ Band also furnished fine muâ€" sic during the evening, while another outstanding feature much enjoyed by the andience was the cornet solo by Mr. W. J. Browne. The audience inâ€" sisted on an encore from ‘Mr. Browne, and it was quite evident that his good work as a cornet soloist was much apâ€" preciated. Another .specml feature of the evening was the singing of Master Frank Carnow. All lovers of music were deligated with the beautiful soprano voice and the sweet singing of this gifted lad. Mrs. J. W. Faithful MORE PLANT AND MORE WORK AT ASSOCIATED. There will be difference of opinion no doubt in regard to the Associated Gold Fields until the property is prov en a mine or something else happens, as the case may be. Some think it will develop into a world ‘beater, while THE PONCUPINE ADVANCUCE HELLO! TEMISKAMING HAS THREE THOUSAND PHONES. Figures published last week by the Haileyburian show that the Temiskoâ€" ming Telephone Company have now in ase awbout 2000 phones. Perhaps The Cobalt Daily Nugget will claim that Aaileyburian show that the Temiskaâ€" from The Nugget, but The Advance xill not believe this unless the figures are incorrect or shamefully twisted. ‘he figures show that the Temiskamâ€" ing Company has 1879 telephones in ts different exchanges. Cobalt and New Liskeard each have 522 instruâ€" ments; Haileybury has 506; Engleâ€" hart, 118; and Charlton 96. There are also exchanges At Pearson‘s Land ing and at Ville Marie, while many farmers through the districts served by the Temiskaming Telephone Comâ€" pany are also supplied with phones through private lines. The district served by the Temiskaming Company will easily include 2000 phones. This further north section will account for another 1000 phones. In addition to the smaller exchanges, there are exâ€" changes like Timmins, South Porâ€" cupine, Cochrane, ete., to be considerâ€" ecd. In Timmins, Moneta and Schuâ€" nacher, all served by the Timmins Ex change there are close to 300 phones. The last telephone directory showed a list of 253 phones in the Timmins Ex ‘hango. More names have been added since then. In addition the list inâ€" cludes private exchanges like the Holâ€" linger Gold Mines and the Melntyreâ€" Poreupine where there are phone conâ€" nections with all the different departâ€" ments of the offices and plants. The South Poreupine exchange has a list of nearly a hundred., Cochrane has a telephone exchange with a number of phones in commission. At present the telephone system in the town of Cochrane is being taken over by the Town. Then the Iroquois Falls fAi@trirt "*nhones. the phones ‘at telephone system in the town Of Cochrane is being taken over by the Town. Then the Iroquois Falls and distriect ‘phones, the phones at Matheson and other centres must be remembered and mention may also be specially made of the wireless teleâ€" phone established by the Abitibi Powâ€" er Paper ‘Co., for use between Iroâ€" quois Falls and Twin Falls. Altoâ€" there will be 3000 telephone: in use in Temiskaming, which is a pretty good showing ior a young country \xhere there are so many difâ€" @eulties to surmount and so much to do. The member of phones in towns like Cobalt, Haileybury, New Liskeard Timmins, ete., indicate the modern and Wpâ€"toâ€"date style of the citizens and business people generally. On Friday evening of this week, Nov. 26th there will be a pleasing dance in the Masonic Hall under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of St. Matthew‘s. Dancing will commence at 9.30. The best of music will ‘be furâ€" nished for the occasion, and all other features will be up to the usual high standard. _ WWWWWWW c Sn en Snd nc n es s n en e en o e o e oi e ons mwwuwmmv»mmmmmoomow ‘ * ViOLINS, MANDOLINS, CUITARS SUPPLIES MUSIC SATCHELS ' € OOMMWOOQMMMMOWQ““W This represents the production of Hollinger Consolidated in less than ton years of operation. $37,000,000 IN GOLD , the latest issue of which is ready for mailing. Write for your copy toâ€"day. HOMER L. CIBSON GCOMPANY Large stock of these instruments for sale ranging in price from $10.00 to $125.00 Coms and look over our selection of Old and New Violins. Can take a very limited number of studâ€" ents for violin and string instruments. 703â€"4â€"5 Bank of Hamiiton Building TORONTO FORMER TEACHER AT DULUTH CONSERVATORY 14 CEDAR STREET.CUPSTAIRS for mailing. Write for your