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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE NOT TWO DEAD AND ONE INJURED GIVEN ON SUNDAY NIGHT. IN CAPREOL FIRE LAST WEEK #eld a high position in the Red Cross during the war, serving in advanced posts in both French and Italian camâ€" paigns.. Her mother was an Englishâ€" woman, and she speaks English quite fuently. She is visiting Canada in ihe interests of the Fascist1 moveâ€" ment.‘‘ C sure, is to visit OdAil «n a lecture tour she is m according to advice Mr. A. Giachino from D1 ardéelli, the Italian Royal er at Ottawa. Nignorn mLer ddle. _ #lis: a 4IGNORINA GARIBALDIT TO FiISIT HERE AT EARLY DA‘T k piure iueatre Ssunday tor the ehurch servic alwea., Directorâ€"{Gener «tams Order of Nurses Ie!lfthren was unab ami «o the event was Urer date. The inte nz aand ad leeturt T ie follo wi in The Northern aft special inte **Signorina »randâ€"daughter IThbe Advar «na fhe work. «> intended to hold seetrwn, but on evening representatiy presemt made it 1 tre eveunt. His Master‘s Voice: echurch services by Directorâ€"General of der of Nurses for C wen was unable to the event was post ate. The intention nurse of the V.O. id the purpose of t ure was to explain work, Some weeks . LA‘.J a% ml\h‘:“f’ he az from News ( ne ilia Anita Garibaldi, f the heroic Italian Cobalt and Timmins she is making of Can + advice receeived tby imavle to reacn: here was postponed to a intention is to estaâ€" the V.O.N, in Timâ€" pose of the illustratâ€" o explain the plans me weeks ago it was i meeting in this conâ€" that occasion, aw on last, the inability of e from Ottawa to be ecessary to postpone exvÂ¥enIlin i¢ Coitrimns 04 L4 +. handbills, anâ€" | R., of C £ an illustratâ€" Ottawa o the New Emâ€"| comme last issue of »balt will .be an Dr. \I(’l‘ HA ada here to a The gangs of meon in the employ of the Government in the work of clearâ€" inz away the bush menace from the Town of Timmins are now all paid up, except for.the current two weeks now WORKMEN ON CLEARING OF BUSH NOW ALL PAID UP come .Dy to see V inz him: 4) The directors of the Lake Shore Mine at Kirkland Lake have decided to enlarge the present milling capaâ€" city to 300 tons per day. The comâ€" pressor capacity has been acubled to permit larger operations underground. Drifting along the G600â€"foot level has revealed spectacular ore recently. The maim shaft will be put down another couple of hundred feet, the work to start this month. The enlarged mill will be ready before next fall. Dbeon sglecl2C of Nurses a Sudbury and Nickel Town in progress. A week or so ago The Advance made reference to the fact that through red tape the payment of the men was being delayed. This deâ€" lay through red tape seemed,to occur at Toronto, and The Advancee is still of the opinion that it would be well to change the system so that those in charge here could issue the necessary cheques. This would mean much quickâ€" er payment for the mern employed, without any added cost or inconveâ€" nience to the Government. However, in the meantime all the back cheques hbave come through and the men are now all right with their pay. Part of the recent delay is understood to have been due to some of the cheques beâ€" ing sent to Cothprane from Toronto. Such a delay would be avoided if payâ€" ment were made here direct, and all time sheets could be duly echecked up by the Department while at the same time the men employed at the good work would not have any long waits for their monev. LAKE SHORE TO ENLARGE MILL TO 300 TONS DAILY MASTER‘S VOICE LIMITED lust week 1O ward, of Wi 1nnlpe<r has y the Victorian Ordeér their representative in ok up her duties in the _ or so ago 112 nce to the fact the payment of layed. This deâ€" seemed,to occeur Advance is still would be well to o that those in 1000080046 9006000468800 at O 1923 pine PLEASANT TIME AT WEEKLY MEETING OF THE A.S.D. CLUB The ‘annual meeting of the Poreuâ€" pine Agricultural Society will be held at one o‘clock on Friday, Jan. 19th, 1923, in the Township Hall, Poreuâ€" â€"+The weekly meeting of the Club held last Wednesday in the Club Rooms in the 1.0.0.F. Hall here took the form of cards and dancing. â€"The sleigh drive which was scheduled for his dfte having been postponed indeâ€" nitely, or at least until softer weathâ€" er can be guaranteed. (Mr. A. Riddell océupied the chair in the absence of the President (Mr. R: Hoggarth. Music for the mvening was provided by the A.8S.D. Orchestra, namely Messrs. Wol no, Brown and Wilson with the addiâ€" tion of Mr. Frank Rogers, who enterâ€" tained the members with his skill as a magician at dandling the drum sticks. The refreshments provided by the young lady members of the club were, as usual, a welcome part of a good evening‘s entertainment. The meetâ€" ing for this evening will take the form of cards and dancing. a yeRt. / *‘‘*It must be badly run.‘‘ ‘*Noâ€"it is due to low rents. ‘*And low rents mean low wages?"‘ +‘No.. . We pay the same wages as other union mills.‘ ‘‘I suppose it‘s ‘hard to get men to zo up there to work?"" ‘""‘It used to ibe, but now we have a waiting list."‘ i# ATTACKED WIFE WiTH AXE, WILL BE TRIED TOMORROW COsT $1,200,000 TO BUILD TOWN OF IROQUOIS FALLS e together recen.}y tion«â€" given the poâ€" er in another house aSs ¢¥#000000044008004000 0400000600009 60 1 00090090000 9¢99000000000000000000000000 00040000 0600006060000 9000000000008 @6006 60008000080 0000000004006 000940000900 004600 0 64008606008 0000006066060 Clear B.C. Fir interior finish, Hardwood Flooring, Spruce V â€"joint, Flooring and Shiplap, White Ping Featheredge, Sash and Doors. Head Office Yard TIMMINS, ONT Phone 71. All kinds second bhand Mining Machnery in firstâ€"class condition. John W. Fogg j The thickest, warmest and strontzest wall board. on the market. A Complete Stock of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER The Timmins Conservatory, H. F. Schroeder, Director. Faculty of five experienced teachers. Vocal, Violin, Piano, Theory and Wind Insti'uments, and Languages. Highest artistic standards. Now in wellâ€"appointed noew quarters. For particulars, write H. F. Schroeder, 58 Third Ave. (Upstairs) (Â¥rner Third Avenue and Birch Street Phone 24 5 5 Timmins Corner Third Ave. and Birch St. PHONE 24 0@%000006604000¢ 0646000848940 04400908088 044@ 4 U i Lan + ~ " C U * J F) % ',, ) Mn J 4 File *# e F 4* :' hok in Corner Thlrd Ave. and Birch St. Lumber, Building Materials Coal and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies TEN TEST FIBRE BOARD __MOoVED TO 58 Third Avenue (upstairs), Hard Red Brick in Stock Boilers, Hoists, Pui MUSIC Frank Byck Drills, etc lamb, roast veal, ete. You will find our meais are meats of quality, and if you have guests they will praise your selection as well as the way it is preâ€" pared and served. order one of o ur fine TOas Timmins, Ont. r?0Oas SCHUMACHER Phone 95B beef, roast 1, etce.â€" You