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A Byâ€"law of the Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholie Separate Schools for the Town of Timmins, to raise by way of loan the sum of $75,â€" 000.00 for the purposes therein menâ€" tioned. WANTEDâ€"Position as esok in priâ€" vate house or Club House. â€" Eight years experience ; highest references given. Fifty dollars ($50) a month. Apply Box 320, Cobalt, Ont. Whereas the Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholic Separate Senuoots for the Town of Timmins require to borrow the sum of $75,000.00 to proâ€" vide funds for the purpose of acquirâ€" ing a school site in the said Town of Timmins and erecting a school builaâ€" ing thereon, and for suech purpose to issue debentures therefor bearing®inâ€" terest at the rate of five and a half per cent per annum, which is the amount of the debt intended to be created by this byâ€"law ; Ard whereas it is expedient to make the principal of the said debt repayâ€" able in yearly sums, during the period of twenty years, of such amounts resâ€" peectively that the aggregate amount payable for primeipal aud interest in any year shall be equal as nearly as may be to the amount so payable for prineipal and interest in each of the other years; And whereas it will be necessary to raise annually the sum of $6,275.97 during the period of twenty years to pay for said yearly sums of principal and interest as they ‘become due; And whereas the amount of the and interest as they ‘become due; And whereas the amount of the whole rateable property rateable for Separate School purposes in the said Town of Timmins, according to the last revised assessment roll, is $1,085,â€" 180.00. And whereas the amount of the exâ€" isting debenture debt of the Board of Trustecs of the Roman Catholice Sepâ€" arate Schols for the Town of Timmins is $60,000.00 and no part of the prinâ€" cipal or interest is in arrear. Now therefore the Board of Trusâ€" tees of the Roman Catholie Separate Schools for the Town of Timmims enâ€" acts as follows :â€"â€" 1. ‘That for the purpose there shall be borrowed t! $£15,000,.00 and debentures issued therefor in sums 0o than $100.00 each, bearimng : 2. The debentures shall all bear the same date and shall be issued with in one year aftter the date on which this byâ€"law is passed and may bear any date within such year, and shall be payable in twenty annual instalments during the twenty years next after the time wh@n the same are issued and the respective amounts of prineipal and interest payable in each of said years shall be as set forth in Scehedule ** A"" hereto which is herebhy declared to be and form part of this Byâ€"law. 3. The debentures as to both prinâ€" ecipal and interest may be expressed in Canadian curreney and may ‘be payâ€" able at any place or places in Canada or Great Britain. ' 4. The Chairman of the said Board shall sign and issue the debentures and interest coumpons, and the same shall also be signed by the Necretaryâ€" Treasurer of the said Board, and the debentures shall <be sealed with the Corporate Seal of the said Board. 5. During twenty years, the curâ€" rency of the debentures, the sum of $6,275.97 shall be raised annually for the payment of the debt and interest the rate of five and a ha per annum, and having â€" . M tached thereto for the pay torest. and said sum of $8,275.97 shall be an nually included in the yearly Separate School rate to be levied and collecte by the said Board for the said twent\ years, the curreney of ithe said debhen tures, and the said sum of shall be levied and collected annnallh by a special= rate suillicient therefo over and above all other rates in th same manner and ‘form and from the like ‘persons and property ‘ by, from upon or out of which other .\el_)arah School rates are levied, raised. an« eollected, for the said period of twen tvx veéears 6. ‘The said sum of $75,000.00 so borrowed and interest thereon and the said debentures shall be and the same awe hereby made a charge upon the Schoolhouse property and premises and on the real and personal property vested in the said Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholie Separate Behools for the Town of Tuomms, hereafter imposed until the said deâ€" bentures and each and every of them, together with all interest thereon, shall have been fully paid and satishâ€" é@l. i. The said Debentures may conâ€" tain any clause providing for the reâ€" gistration thereof authorized by any Statute relating to Municipal debenâ€" tures in force at the time of the tssue thergotf. Finally patsed this 19th day of March, 1923 ebentures, the be rased anm the debt and l $6,210.97 sha in the yearly 8 be levied andâ€" ird for the san ised annually for lebt and interest o 97 shall be anâ€" > yearly Separate ied and collected r the said twent} said debenâ€" sum of $6,275.97 ollected annunally ullicient therefoi ther rates in the rm and from the operty ‘ by, from. Laryâ€" 11 r anterest at If per cent. coupons atâ€" ‘ment of inâ€" aforesaid sUum rall Bbe alrm an T less W AN T E Dâ€"Nurse girl, daring day time. Apply 9 Hemlock street. 11 FOR SALEâ€"One fumed oak library table, one couch, 2 chairs. Apply between 6 and 8 to 55 Tamarack St. FOR SALEâ€"Patridge Rock Hensâ€" also Barred Rock Cockerels, all prize stock. Apply to W. Bailey, Incinerator, Moneta. 12â€"13p Roland Bergeron, of the Township of Fauquier, in the District of Temiskaâ€" ming, in the Province of Ontario, Laâ€" borer, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the present session thereâ€" of, for a Bill of Divorcee from his wife, Marie Bella Bergeron, (nee Imbeau), of the said Township of Fauquier, on the ground of adultery, and desertion. Dated at Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, this sixth day of March, A.D. 1923. 11â€"15 ~~«~‘*ROLAND BERGERON.‘"‘ THE TIMMINS INVESTMENT REALTY COMPANY $6000.00â€"6 â€" rsom modern house, furnished and located on Third Ave., in the business center. <Bringing a reâ€" venue of $55.00 per month. A real good opportunity. Q\vner wishes to leave town. $3300.00â€"Ruys wellâ€"furnished house of 7 rooms, hardwood floors, all new, in the best residential district, off Maple St. â€" Furnace. $3700.00â€"A large six room house, all hardwood floors, plastered throughâ€" out. Located on Third Ave. Electric light and water, everything first class. $3500.00â€"Double house on Wilson Ave., close in, plastered throughout, electric light. and water, bringing $60. per month. $5000.00â€"â€"Buys a twoâ€"story buildâ€" ing on Fourth Ave., residence and store, entire stock and fixtures in store Electric light, water and $2500.00â€"Buys on Bannerman St. a new large nineâ€"room house, full baseâ€" ment, 7 ft. high, very warm. $200.00 will finish it properly. $2200.00â€"A beautiful house on Birch St. five rooms, plastered through out, full basement, finighed, electric liz"}t and water, hardwood floors. $2000.00â€"A good warm five room house and two lots adjoining on Cedar 00.00â€"A house and two St., close in. 141 ne N St stalrs and 4 rooms U and downstairs; cell 800.00â€"A wellâ€"finished five reéom house. ~Electric light and water, celâ€" lar. On Bir¢h St. Driveway. and downstairs; cellar; electric $1650.00â€"On Wilson Ave., room house; electric. light and shingle rootf. $1400.00â€"In Mattagami, Main St., 3 room house, ‘well finished ; electric light ; also a corner lot opposite school included. ' $1300,.00â€"On Pine St., a four room house; electric light; water; cellar 12 x 14, cemented ; stable for 4 horses. $800.00â€"3 room house, Mattagami, Main St., close in, electric light and pump. to tftown. We have also several good farms and vacant lots on handa at reasonable wueél in wild our easy ie Timmins Investment Realty < Telephone 375. No. 3 Gordon Building, downstairs. ringing acthHaly An excellent bysi N NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that urnace. $10,000.00â€"Buys a corner, 90 x 120, n Third Ave, including one store, one ixâ€"room house, three small buildings, ringing actroally $150.00 per month. 0O REN Tâ€"10â€"roomed house, River Road.~ Enqtire at D. St. Onge‘s store, foot of Tlrird Avenue. 00â€"A $3300.00 for five VOTERS‘ LIST TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE eordially invite yvou to our offic his 17th day of ‘March, 1923 FRANK C. EVANS, seven Clerk of Township of Tisdale warm house on , 3 rooms downâ€" stairs; water up lizht and well downstairs Phone rery close SIX * 6 *4 . WMOMM 9000006004006 SMALL FIRE LAST NIGHT AT 18 HOLLINGER LANE (Last night wbout nine o"elock the Timmins Fire Brigade had a run to 18 Hollinger Lane, the residence of Mr. C. Bartell. Some one passing noticed fre in the house, the occupants being out at the time. A telephone call was sent to the hall and‘ the usugal speedy response made. In the. meantime those discovering the blaze foreed the door and started the good workâ€" of extingwishing the fire, this good work being completed by the brigade on their arrival. The damage done was small, probably $50.00, the end of the building being scorched and a. hole burned in the floor. ) SPECIAL EASTER MEETINGS AT THE SALVATION ARMY Special Easter Meetings held in the Citadel, Fourth Avenue. Saturday night at 8 p.m., Brig. and Mrs. MceAmmond conduct enrolment of Life Saving Scouts. ' Sunday, 11 a.m.â€"Holiness Meeting. Sunday, 2.30 p.m.â€"Sunday School. Sunday, 7 p.m.â€"Salvation meeting. Monday, 5 p.m.â€"Sale Zof Work, opened by Brig and Mrs. MeAmmond, assisted by Cochrane and Timmins officers. Monday, 8 p.m.â€"Short, bright muâ€" sical programme begins; something of interest for everybody. â€"13p KAPUSKASING WINS FROM TIMMINS (MINES) TEAM Kapuskasing has a happy ‘hockey team and this team came down here last iweek to try conelusions with Timâ€" mins. And they ~beat Timmins,â€" though not the Timmins Senior Hoâ€" ckey team. On Saturday the game was played, Kapuskasing vs. Timmins, but mins., And they beat â€" Limmins,â€"â€" though not the Timmins Senior Hoâ€" ckey team. On Saturday the game was played, Kapuskasing vs. Timmins, but it was the Timmins Town Team of the Mines League. It was lots of good sportâ€"that game. Timmins team, runâ€" nets up in the Mine League, thouglt they would have a walkâ€"away from Kapuskasing, but a cog slipped in the machinery. For the ifirst two periods the Timmins team were holding off, confident that they could «swin jusi when they wished. Then when they did dig in to get the winning goal, they found they had waited too long. Kapuskasing was right there. Kapusâ€" kasing won ‘the event 6 to 5 and roâ€" turned home very proud and happy over their victory. Before returning home they tried to stage a game with Iroquois Falls. ‘*"We can beat the Falls team as easy as we beat Timâ€" mins,"‘‘ was their argument, but apâ€" parently the Falls did not â€"care asout anything like that. Anyway the game was not arranged. There was some good hockey at the match here Saturâ€" day and the crowd thoroughly enjoyed this last game of the season. Geo. Lake refereed the mateh. The Kapusâ€" kasing dads had a‘"good ‘time here as well as winning a victory from a good local teamâ€"the Town team in the Mines League. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE AUDIENGE DELIGHTEO WITH CONCERT LAST NGRI en in female impersonation, Mr. Coâ€" wan made the list of hits complete in the comie singing. The programme had a good repreâ€" sentation of quarfettes effectively givâ€" In addition to the mixed quarâ€" tette already referred to there was a male quartette, ‘*‘The Catastrophe,‘‘ a harmonious and pleastng number giv en by Messrs. MeCulloch, Heffernan, Skeliy and Geils. The quartette, ‘‘‘Call John,‘‘ by Mrs. Cretney, Mrs. Dalzell, Mr. MceCaulloch and Mr. Geils, was a catchy number, very effectively given by â€" w ellâ€"blended voices. “Jamle! Shaw,"‘ a quartette by Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Shippam, Mr. MeCalloch and Mr.: Geils was another number that showed the effect of good voiees harmoniousâ€" ly blended. **Jamie Shaw‘!* was very cleverly given in oratoric style. The trio by Messrs. H. MceCulloch, J. Callum and J. Geils, ‘‘A TLittle Farm Well Tilled,"‘ was a pleasing seâ€" lection well given. Special mention should be made of the instrumental selections by the Ca ledonian Orchestra, including Messrs. Wolno, Johnston, W. H. Browne and C. E. MacDonald. The selections by the Orchestra were and meâ€" lodious and were mucu ‘appreciated. Another instrumental~ feature was the cornet duet, **A Perfect Day,""‘ by Messrs. 0. Brown and L. Maltais. This ‘number was very effectively rendered and won no uncertain encore. The special soloists of the evening, [\Ir G@. 8. Drew and Mr. J. T. Hetfâ€" fernan, made a special hit with the audience. Mrs. Drew‘s first number showed her fine wellâ€"trained soprano i\oue to advantage, and in the dighter selection given in response to a very insistent recall Mrs.. Dreéew proved equally effective in winning the apâ€" preciation of the audience. Mr. Hetâ€" fernan‘s tenor solo, ‘‘Ah, So Pure,‘ was one of the special delights of the to the musice lovers present. equally effective in winnming the a| precmtwn of the audience. Mr. He fernan‘s tenor solo, ‘‘Ah, So Pure, was one of the special delights of t! evening to the music lovers presen Mr. Heffernan has a fine tenor vore trained and melodious, and he was e thusiastically encored. The accompanists for the evenin to whom considerable of the suceess the event is owing, were Mr. W. I Wiilson, Mr. Johnston of the Theat Orchestra, and Mrs. Chittenden. The Musical C j 4 % of the event were and J. Cowan and To these and to Lo these and to the vonduc Geils, t# alt the members ‘of t and ‘all connected with the prc very hearty congratulations : extended on the success and of the event. After the concert, the mer the Choir were the guests of ciety ‘at a luncheon at the The Choir will also be the 2 the Society at the next regu) ing of â€"the Society, on April 1 OnHil .M Cf Ma the essI‘s ere Mr.â€" of the * httenden In11 C § 0. 19. 1 H. MeCu onductor s of the J. IA. NYMLOQTE . MeCuiloch. iductor, Mr. of the Choir ) programifie ns are being ind pleasure success of OW“MQWM“W“OONOQMflbQ¢¢Q¢“"M¢i’? of f the Soâ€" ) Goldale. zsuest‘s of lar mee 13th. W. H. Theatre WHY ENTER BUSINES§ COLLEGE AT EASTER TERM? Let us give you a few reasons why we advise your enrolling in the Busiâ€" ness College now. First:â€"We have been at Business College work for years and know the business thoroughly; we know from nusiness thorouguly} we know fTrom the accomplishments of others just what you can accomplish. Second :â€"We positions to our Students upon graduation ‘and we are getting more calls for Bookâ€" keepers and Stenographers than we can supply. When we have positions awaiting you, it is only natural that we should want you to train and preâ€" pare for them. 6 WwEDNE S D A Y Bulletin Third:â€"(A reai big reason}. Durâ€" ing the past ten days we supplied th:e following offices with employees :â€" Consolidated _ (Gold Mines, Office; Simms, Hooker Drew, Insurance Agents; Canadian Gold Mines Office and The Arthur E. Moysey, Broker Stock Office. Now, up to the establishâ€" ment of this College, bookkeepers, steâ€" nographers and all Office help were brought to Timmins from other Towns and Cities, but at the present time you will notice that vacancies on Ofâ€" fice staffs are being filled by young men and women of your own Town. Fourth:â€"If you must earn your own living and at the same time be well educated, is there any other Insâ€" titution can do more for you than a good Business College? Ask our Graâ€" duates, they will tell you. Fifth:â€"As to ‘the eost of Courses, 6 MQWWMM\WWNOGOQOOMMW ”NOOQMOO“MWNO“WWW% 00004 C6A0eA4 e 60000 A40 4000@# 0G04 0 ®Qb4 0e# $ _ | Timmins Rink Go 09084045# 44444 4 Specialty of putting up Miners‘ Lunches Firstâ€"class Meals. Best of Service. Everything clean and NMeat. Homeâ€"made pastry made to ordcr Skaters! This is your last chance Kink Closes Saturday N 1ght 04 0# 4 Last Band Night of the Season Friday Evening Ice in perfect condition. _ No afterncon skating, except for the children on Saturday afterneon Office and Warehouse, Mattagami Road, Timmins Calil, Phone or Write. â€" Prompt attention to all Phone 54B oerders Lumber, Stulls and Lagging 000000004000 h 4 « Hay, Oats, Fiour and Feed Under the . G. Holmes (Opposite the Goldfieclds) ) management of Miss Alice Gratton Wholesale and Retail arlots a Specialty Dealer in repays you for all esg@s m mfli nection with your course and ® have a business training w hlch rendors t 83 you independent for life. 1CM T We need give you no further resâ€" sons. Parents, we ‘hope we have pat clearly before you, what can be done for your sons and daughters with a few nonths‘ training in the Trmnuns Business College, our graduates of the present day prove everything. it i« not necessary to await the Summesr Term to enroll, if you can afford #, enroll now. We have no summer vacaâ€" tions. Students enrolling the YÂ¥irst day of our Spring Term, April 4th can ‘be prepared for the fall postGone Call and see the Supervising Primoapas} E. ‘M. Terry,‘ or write Timmins ness College, Timmins, Ont. ild you ever he\\ mom‘hs hy 111 sive little for dav Geils Herman will Next to Dalton‘s Errettville Phone 111. Florist, Landscape and Marâ€" ket Gardener. â€" Plants and Cut Flowers. Funeral and Wedding Orders Resmee Prompt Attention. All Kinds Of Vegetable Plants for §# % tter Us dre 11 d 4 IF. . WARD! ind and anvth to out we op to l’hml\ tnut work ad t @fix WOPK r all ool h)l‘ The Englehart, Ost. P.0. Bex $%. 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