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Jucksch, President of Temiskaming Firemen Successful Annual Meeting of Association at Ansonville Last Week. Many Important Questions Dealt With. Good Attendance, and Many Evidences of the Hearty Interest of the Fireâ€"fighters in the Welfare and Protecâ€" tion of the North Land. The annual meeting of the Temis kaming Volunteer Firemen‘s Assocâ€" iation was held on Thursday last at Ansonville. _ There was a large atâ€" tendance of delegates from all the fire brigades in this part of the North Land, every brigade being Tepresentâ€" ced excepting Timmins, and some of the towns also being represented by their Reeves or Mayors and ‘the Chairman of the Fire and Light Comâ€" mittees. â€" Schumachen had three reâ€" presentatives present, and so did South Poreupine. Among the wellâ€" known oldâ€"time firedfighters pmesert were :â€"Chief Caswell, Mayor Drinkâ€" water, Councillor Ivy, Mn. Sorgat, Cochrane; Chief T. H. Wilkes, Iroâ€" quois Falls; Chief Mongeon, Ansonâ€" ville: Chief H. Wilson, Max Smith, W. Skinner, South Poreupme; C. Arnott, J. Muskett, Schumacher ; Chief and Mr. MeArthar, Cochrane; Chief T. quois Falls; Chief B ville; Chief H. Wils W. Skinner, South Arnott, J. Musket Chief Merkley and 0. 00000.00.... -ooo0030303000030303.3030000300003 w «. # . _ @ _ w# . _ ®@ u2i 9 2 28 282 2t aa * aa * tb _ ®@ _ @ # s ‘n‘u’%‘o‘o‘o’.‘u’s.’o’o ooooooo uo.%. oofou m‘n‘.‘u‘u‘u‘n‘u‘n uoouoo oomcoonn “ffoovon. us o. _# + ooooonooooooooooooooooooooo‘otooooooooooo.ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ustoa*pet # # # ue * # 1 i is i 292 82 e n ut ana * .z}:xz‘xzz"t“""’z # *« *4 "A40 648° 44 6+ 44 +4 #4° 4 _ C HCK_ C k ~Â¥â€"Â¥ _ #* #* # 4 #.% * ...00 ¢ # # * #.% SPECIAL OF THE BUBERVILLES" Phone No. 321 February 20th February 21st. *ae*, 6n 20e 20e atna"aatos"eeroectectect # Timmins. Comedy "Riders of the Purple Cow" 00000000 Owooooooooooooooooooooo o. .*® #,. * “““u‘n:“:u.»:o / p "% °e Haileybury; Chief Matheson and W. Warren, Cobalt; J. Evans, Kirkland Lake; F. E. Thompson, New Liskeard and many others. The Association dealt with a large number of important topics when it opened under the chairmanship of President Merkley, of Haileybury. The opening prayer by Rev. Mn Price was a feature that impressed all the Firemen present by its earnest ness and eloquence. iPresident Merkâ€" ley conducted the proceedings with swnal tact and ability, some of the questions being rather contentious. ‘Among the matters touched upon were:â€"Chimitey _ sweeping, _ Cellar Refuse, Shingle Roofs, Tar Paper THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, EMMINS, ONTARIO matter naturally had to rest as it was After a lengthy discussion, all were pleased with the settlement amicabiy arrived at. Veatr The following «offtcers for the Assoâ€" crtation were ele(ted for the ensuing ard. kin Evans, Kirkland Lake; Mr. Ivy, Cochrane. Executiveâ€"Chief Mongeon, Ansonâ€" ville; Chief Matheson, Cobalt; Mr. MceArthur, Haileybury; Chas, Arnotét, Schumacher; Max Smith, South Porâ€" cupine; Chief Borland, Timmins; Jenâ€" LC P A hearty vote of thanks was tendâ€" ered ‘the ~officers for the past year fon the splendid service given. Mr. F. E. Thompson, New Liskeard, who has been the eapable and . untiring secretary since the organization of the Association, was given particular complimentary reference, and _ on motion, passed unanimously, was eâ€" lected a Life Member of the Assoâ€" ciation. IIt was decided to hold the annual Firemen‘s Tournament this year at South Poreupine. _ The Tournament last year was to be at South End, but was eventually switched to Coâ€" balt on account of the hbig Old Boys‘ upine. Secretary Presidentâ€"C. Jucksch, Schumacher Viceâ€"Pres.â€"H. Wilson, South Porâ€" CE » #. _@ BPe ‘ve *+ #©. #. ® setes*ne ooovouoon eslos fo + # 0.0 # i c 4 ‘ITIEW Thontrpson, Lisk .z.‘:: :’oo’oo’ootfi M““. it was e C %,"*,* e«‘*‘ee*s $ 40°% "A * ¢0"% *4 #4 * %+4"» #3°"% + #. @ 9. l PÂ¥ Â¥.%48"% ~" _ t a C # %#4"% *Â¥ *#4"% 4 6 t a 6 *# **%" # .:‘ e z. % %0"% *4 K #* # fls # .“.“.“ .0 @ .“ #4 Reâ€"union there. _ This year South Poreupine will have the Tournament and mo doubt with the usual South Poreupine energy and effont will make it a ‘big success in every way. a There was some discussion of the use of motor trucks in place of teams for the Wagon Race at the Tournaâ€" ment. This developed in view of the motomization of ‘fire equipment beâ€" coming so general. _ It was «decided that motor trucks may be used, on sixty days‘ notice to departments to this effect. Special regulations were made regarding drivers in such cases. The Home team using a motor truck are to use their own regular dmiver, the same driver to be used by all the competing teams, as it wou‘d not hbe expected that a valuable motor trucik would be given oven to any. other drivers. There was some discussion in reâ€" gand to the Sutherland â€" Memorial, many present pointing «out that the original intention had been ito have the memorial as a permanent testiâ€" monial of the Association to their deâ€" ceased brother. At present the build ing was on a lot not owned by the Association, and the Association had no definite title. The question will be further gone into ‘by the officers ror the yvear. 4 4. J 1. U AA N .v NeR B Bush Fire Hazard came in for much attention and discussion. . Last year the Government had promised to send Inspectons to investigate bush hazâ€" ards reported by any of the FKire Chiefs. Last year the Inspector had visited towns on the main line of the T. N.O., and Iroquois Falls. The Association â€" thought _ these â€" visits should be repeated this year and that the Poreupine Branch towns also be visited with a view of looking over their Pbash hazards. W t Other suggestions and recommendaâ€"| tions were made in regard to better | fire _ protection, â€" the Association throughoat the whole session showing its special knowledge of conditions in this North Land and its earnest deâ€" sire to protect life and propenty to , the ‘fullest possible extent. Mr.. D. Merkley, Haileybury, was elected a‘ Life Member for his signal senvices to the Association. Before the meeting closed a very hearty vote of thanks and appreciaâ€" tion was passed to Reeve Geo. Gau-l their and the Councillors and officials of Calvert Township and to the Anâ€"} sonville: Fire Chief and Fine ‘Brigade, and the people of Ansonville and Calâ€" vert for the generous hospitality and innumerable courtesies extended to the visiting Firemen. _ The meeting was in Ansonville‘s ‘fine new â€" town hall, where thene was ample accoimâ€" modation and comfort for the meetâ€" ings of the Association. In the evening the Township of Cal vert tendered the visitors a banquet in the Paris Hotel. This event was a most enjoyable one. Furthen reference to the banquet will be found elseâ€" | where in this issue. 18 alway‘s an literary and musical being prepcmed and .‘e\ rening is eonfidently CALEDONIAN BOX SOCIAL FRIDAY EVENING THIS WEEK . The fourth annual t the Caledonian Society wi‘l ‘be held in the Holl Friday evemng 4 ladies are to brin tlemen ‘buy them In view of the boxes and the tents of same, t ready sate and t ahâ€"erâ€"umâ€"‘*‘ Clerk (to assistant)â€"‘* Henry bring out one of those marriage 1liâ€" cense blanks."‘ Young Man (to PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON w of the orn:gt an‘d the specti f same, the box sate and the Bc iys an abtractive y ~and musical nrersavred and a . O‘GORMAN, B.A. 2, Post Office Block 84 Res. Phone 482â€"J 48â€"8p. nual Box Social of Society of Timmins e Hollinger Hall on of this week. The specially good ¢ e boxes always h he Box Socital N1 : hoxes and the genâ€" at the auction hell nricinal designs ol court clerk) T1 { (n 6 programn specially g expected. Carload of Beer Siezed at South Porcupine Last Week Many Thirsty Souls Regret the Seizure. â€" Porcupine Goldâ€" fields Band to Give Concert on Sunday, Feb. 22nd, at * Majestic Theatre, after Church Services. Other Items of News from South Porcupine Correspondent. South Ponrcupine, Feb. 9th Special to The Advance. A mysterious dooking car arrived at South Poreupine last week in fact it wa‘s so mysterious that the Provincial Police had it marked **seized"" about an hour after it landed. Upon investiâ€" gation it was learned that the sleuths had bagged a whole carload of real good beerâ€"Um, Um! Good, but not so good for the dry throats that were all set for the interior decorating. The Car contained 62 boxes of 2000 ‘bottles in all. _ _The Provincials re shipped it back to Toronto for conâ€" fiscation. Some of the residents beâ€" lieve that it would have been much better to confiscate it ‘hene, as it cost the Province $211.82 freight to have it shipped back to Dry Toronto. Anâ€" other sad page in the history of John Barleycorn. d The Porcupine Goldfields Band will give a Concert in the Majestic Theaâ€" tre on Sunday evening, Feb. 22nd., after the church services. This is the first public Concert to be given by this onganization and a dlarge turnout will be expected. _ Several Soloists, etc., have promised to assist in makâ€" ing the Concert one of the best yet held in South Poreupine. The entire programme ‘will be published in the next week‘s issue of the Advance., The Poreupine Go‘!idfields Band held their weekly rehearsal at the Dome Mines last Sunday. _A large crowd of spectators were present and enjoy red about two hours.of good music. A large party of Southâ€"Enders had a sleighâ€"ride panty to Timmins last week and attended the entertainmenti and socia‘ evening given by the Oriâ€" )6i The Knithts of Columbus are conâ€" templatine staging the Play ‘‘The Truth and Nothing But the Truth"‘ it the »Majestic Theatre in the near future. Annoumeement of date will be made later. (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas were busy moving their furniture, ete., to the Triplex Mines, on Monday, wherve they intend to make â€" thei home. Their many friends are sorry to see them ‘eaving town, and hope they will come out often and visit. The Fire Department answered a call to a fire on Monday at 4.30 p.m. Notice is hereby given that, a Byâ€" law was passed by the Municipal Corporation of the Township of Calâ€" vert on the 6th day of October, A.D. 1924, providing for the issue of Debentures to the amount of $3,000. 00 (three thousand dollars) for the nurnose of raising the sum of ($3 purpose: of raising SUHMI OL . ifd; 000.00) three thousand dollars by way of debentures of the . Municipal Corporation of the Township of Calâ€" vert for the School Board Trustees of Union School Section No. 3 of the Townships of Calvert, Dundonald and Clergue in the District of Cochâ€" rane, pursuant to the provisions of the Public School Act and the Muniâ€" cipal Act; and that such Byâ€"law was registered in the registry office of Titles in Haileybury in the District of Temiskaming on the 30th day of January, 1925, as No. 752, at 1.30 p.m. â€" Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this notâ€" ice and cannot be made thereafter. Dated this 4th day of February, 1925. â€"5â€"1p. Paul Dube, Clerk. TOWNSHIP OF CALVERT Ansonville, Ont. 1 dollars by way the _ Municipa ownship of Calâ€" ‘The new Fire Truck certainly looked good and lost no time in getting on the scene. Very little damage was done, inclwding some clothes and perâ€" sonal lbelongings to Mr. Mansfeld. The Council Meeting took Monday, _ Many interestiu were bmught up and discet The Council Meeting took place on Monday. Many interesting items were bmught up and discussed. Mr. Jules J. St, Paul left South Poreupine dast week for a hurried trip to New York in connection with business matters of the United Exâ€" plorers‘ Corporation, _ Several New York Financiers have been interested in the latterwm company‘s properties and the prospects of same for the fuâ€" ture and it is expected that a deal will be closed ‘before Mr. St. Paul‘s return. We are somy to hear that Dr. Meâ€" Donald had the misfortune of breakâ€" ing two ribs last week. His many friends join us in wishing him a comâ€" plete and speedy recovery. Who is the young man that the ginls had to coax to go to Chunch last Sunday2 MHMe went, and we beâ€" lieve he was saved but he will never be the same. A party of Financiers from Detroit will visit the camp about the first week of April. It is thein intention to inspect several of the promsing properties in the Camp witkh a view to purchasing several «laims, THRILLING NEW SBRIAL STARTING AT OLD EMPIRE. A serial full of, interest and thrills is commencing at the Old Empire on Monday and Tuesday of next week, Feb. 16th and 17th. It is the Paths special _ serial, ‘‘Le; atherstocking,"‘ said to be one of the ‘best serials on the screen toâ€"day. It features Edna Murphy and Hanold Miller, and is an adaptmn of James Fennimore Coopâ€" er‘s famous frontier â€" and _ piomeer stories Notice is herebhy given that a Byâ€" law was passed by the Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Townâ€" ship of Tisdale on the 8th day of Deâ€" cember, 1924, providing for the issue of debertures to the amount of $42,â€" 000.00 for the completion of the Conâ€" tinuation School, its furnishings and equipment, of School Section No. 1, and that such Byâ€"law was registered in the registry office at Haileybury, in the District of Temiskaming on the 20th day of January, 1925 Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within, three month after the first publication of this netice, and cannot be made thereafter, Dated at South Poreupine, in the District of Cochrane, this 7th day of February, 1925. Mrs. Leeman says : "Carnol savsd my lifeâ€" many thanks to Garnol" But read her letter. It tells her story better than we can,â€""I feel it my duty to write you about your wonderful medicine Carnol.â€" In January I had an operation for apâ€" nendicitis. The pain I suffered beâ€" fore the operation and the loss of blood afterwards left me so weakenâ€" ed and run down that I wasn‘t able to go about on my feet. I just had to lie around all the time. The docâ€" tor said I was to take iron for my blood for it was so thin. 1i had aneâ€" mia and folks said I had only a short time to live. Carnol saved my lite â€"many thanks to Carnol, 1 have gained about ten pounds in three months. After every meal L months. Afteér _ â€" ; megai s 1 used to have indigestion and heart burn so bad that the pain was inâ€" tense. A dose of Carnol would giv« me immediate relief. Now I am ab solutely cured of both. 1 had sever bheadaches and pains across my bac} and they have aiso disappeared. "This is bow I started using Carâ€" nol. I asked a friend about Carnol. She said it was awfully good. doctor had recommended it to ®«* to take after she had been in bed for months and she was completely cured. T called up our druggist d asked him about Carnol. He reâ€" commended it but said he was just out of it and wanted me to take a bottle of beef, iron and wine, but 1 said, ‘No, I want Carnol‘ So he said he would send and get me some. Just as soon as it came I commenced to take it and it has renewed my blood and given me a wonderful apâ€" petite. I never have to take a laxâ€" ative with this medicine. 1 carnot recommend your medicine highly enough. It is just exac{ly what the system needs."â€"Mrs, Wilson _H. Leeman, Ivanhoe, Ont. * TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE F. C. EVANS, Clerk of the Municipality.