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Rooms to Rent with or without Board. Room and Board from $9.00 up. Phone 474w A Remarkable Gure is Effected by Manipulation of the Spine Open from 6 a.m, to Late at Night HIS patient was suffering for three years with indigestion, caused by the liver not functioning properly, patient unâ€" able to work for a year. After chiropractic treatments patient is today well and able to. work. IIf you are suffering from indigestion, or any other ailment, give chiropractic treatments a trial. Gonsultation free. Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block "I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what dlrectxon we are moving.‘‘ â€"Holmes Mr. Clarence Thompson spoke of the harmony that existed amongst the hockey players, making the game a real pleasure. The evening‘s enterâ€" tainment‘ ended with a hearty apâ€" plauge from the boys for the hospitalâ€" ity of our Mavor and Mavoress. * Your correspondent has looked inâ€" to the embargo on the pulpwood quesâ€" tion and from alll I can find out the settlers are much against an embango. It is holding up the sale of pulp wood right now. Buyers are holding back and do not buy freely, hoping for the embargo to come, so they can toll whether to buy on not.. They do uot want it on their hands. I know a neighbor who has some dry peeled spruce 4 feet long and cannot get an offer on it since last. fall. I met others iwho had 200 cords of poplar or whitewood and the ‘buyer told them not to take it cut of the bush but gave them no reason. So there must be something in the wind. The embargo spells ruin to the settler is the general opinion around here."‘ NEW LISKEARD HOCKEY TEAM HONOURED AT HOME n biais paragtaph, and there is every reason to believe that the correspondâ€" ent at Thornlee not onily truly repreâ€" sents the feeling of the settlers in his own immediate district, but practicalâ€" ly all the thoughtful settlers all through the North Land. The Thornâ€" loe correspondent says :â€" The ifollowing from The New Luiskeâ€" and Speaker will be read with 0’eneml interest ‘by readers of The Advance, all of whom are interested in hockey in general, and many interested in New Liskeard in particular. The Speaker last week says On ‘Wednesday, Febri 6.30 p.m., the senior and ey tearm together with th executive ~were tendere banquet by Mayor and M at thein residence. ~On : The Thornloe correspondent of The New Liskeard Speaker last week forâ€" warded the following paragraph to the mineteenâ€"yearâ€"old newspaper of the Creamery Town. This was pubâ€" lished after the Associated Boards of Trade had dealt with a resolution proâ€" posing an emhbargo by passing a resoâ€" ‘ution saying that the Associated Boards of Trade was OPPOSED to an EMBARGO. Delegates to the meeting of the Associated Boards will find sup port for their attitude in the matter in this paragraph, and there is every reason to believe that the corresnondâ€" EMBARGO WOULD MEAN RUIN TO THE SETTLERS ecup for competition Mr. Chas. Roach has added to the interest in the Juveâ€" nile Hockey. The Roach Cup has to be won for three successive years beâ€" fore it ‘becomes the property of any one team, so it may ibe expected to inâ€" cite the Juveniles to lively interest and effort from year to vyear. On Thursday of this week, Foeb. 26th, there will be another game in the Roach Cup series, in connection with the Junior and Exâ€"Junior Hockâ€" ey match here at the Rink. The Maple Leafs and the Lakesides will play Thursday night and it should be a lively game as these teams iwere the winners iy the games on Saturday. (On Saturday this week, Feb, 28th, the [Rovers and Tigers will: play, and as the teams are well matched, this should ‘be another well worth seeing. On Thursday of next week, March 3rd, the playâ€"off in the Roach Cup serâ€" 1es 'Wllll take place, the winners of Feb,. 28th, playing the winners of Feb, ‘.ZGt,‘.h. Everbody shou‘ld encourage the boys Oa Juveniles in thein clean, healthy sport By presenting them with a handsome On Saturday last there mwere two snappy Juvenile Hockey matches in the Roach Cup series. The Lakesides beat the Rovers by 3 to 0, and the Maple Leafs won from the Tigers, 4 to 0. MATCHES IN THE ROACH CUP COMPETITION SERIES. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO guest, the whole party of 29 d to a ‘beautifully decorated amng streamers of the hockey 0o come, so they can tell ) ibuy on not.. They do uot i their hands. I know a vho ‘has some dry peeled eet long and cannot get an it since last fall. I met ) ‘had 200 cords of poplar or and the ‘buyer told them : it cut of the bush but gave eason. _ So there must be in the wind. The embargo to the settler is the general nesday, February 11th, the senior and junior ho« zether with the were tendered Mayor and M sidence. t] Mr. Fred T the N.O.H. defined wh.: to promote appetites to the utmos had been done to th rogramme the boys we: with venrvy_ approprial manner proposed t and hostess. 3.. ‘told the Iboys hockey. â€" Messrs3 id Mrs. MeKnight On the arrival of Thomups sport in th H. O ‘Grady Nn Clubs. e of the a very )Tgeous Knight n l 12 _ _ estimates published last week indicate that the (Government proposes to build a community hall for Haileybury. All in Timmins will be honestly pleased at this. Someâ€" thing was certainly coming to Haileyâ€" bury from the Dominion Government, as the paragraph below will indicate. At the same time, however, the quesâ€" tion forees itself forward, ‘*Why does not the Dominion Government also play fair with Timmins?"‘ This town needs, among other things, a wharf and a Government Post Office building. _ The Board of Trade has impressed these needs upon the (Govâ€" ernment, but while the Government can undertake other expenditures that appear rash and reckless it has no money for the needs of Timmins, though this town contributes a heavy proportion of taxation in comparison to other towns and cities of its size. Timmins pays heavily in the way of income taxation, sale taxes, and other ways, yet the Dominion Government never thinks of spending a cent here, though naturally this town has needs like other towns. The two needs reâ€" cently emphasized are the post office building and the wharf at the Mattaâ€" gami River. The Government has disregarded these needs apparently. The voters should let it be known that at the next election they will give as much regard to the Governâ€" ment as the Government â€" has given to them. The people of the North protested vigorously enâ€" ough against the former attitude of Ontario Governments to take everyâ€" thing possible from the North and give as little as possible in return. Why should not the people equally protest against the Dominion collectâ€" ing all the taxes possible in this area, and then returning NOTHING to asâ€" sist in filling the serious needs of the communities? Timmins is pleased to see Haileybury getting something, but Timmins also believes that the Doâ€" minion Government should doâ€" someâ€" Timmins Pays Well in Income Taxes, Sale Taxes and All the Other Taxes. Yet Timmins is Disregarded When It Comes to Very Necessary Expenditures. Very Proâ€" perly Haileybury Has Been Noted in the Estimates. When Will Timmins Get a Fair Deal? But When Does Timmins Get Its Dock and Post Office? A full line of samples may be seen at The Advance Office. Just call upâ€" Phone z6 and have these facts proved to your enâ€" tire satisfaction. It will prove more convenient and satisfactory for you all round The price will not be any more, and it often will be something less, than charged by outside firms for a less convenient service, Buy Your Counter Check Books in Timmins Palents are judfled by their childâ€" ren‘s behavior in company. ‘‘lListimates of Canada‘s expendiâ€" tures for the fiscal. year ending March 31st, 1926, tabled in the Hou% of on Monday by Hon. James A,. Robb, acting Minister of Finance, mclude the sum of $35,000 for the (“ommumtv hall which has been striven for by the town of Haileyâ€" bury ever since the fire of 1922, w hen that amount was received by the government in insurance on the arâ€" mories. The insurance premiums had been paid by public organizations here, and it was felt by all that the government should at least spend that amount in providing a public buildâ€" ing of some kind. Pressure was brought to bear on various members of the cabinet, including the Prime Minister himself, and on a previous occeasion the estimates contained proâ€" vision for the money to be expended in the construction of a community hall. It would appear now that the government has recognized the claims of Haileybury for this building and we may look for something definite to be done this vear.‘‘ The following is the case as preâ€" sented for Hallevl)ury by the Haileyâ€" burian :â€" a fine revenueâ€"producer for the Ottaâ€" wa spenders. Timmins has a special case, just the same as Haileybury has a specml case in regard to the comâ€" munity hall bulldmg The special case for Timmins is that the Town needs a post office building and a wharf; the Town contributes its full share in the way of revenue; the Town should get something like a fair deal when expenditures are neâ€" cessary. thing in regard to the needed post office building here and also in regard to a dock at the Mattagami River at Timmins. The Dominion Government has neglected the whole North, but it has particularly neglected Timininzâ€" Efifigfigfififigfigfi%fifififi%gfi%fi@fi%gfififi%gfi%figfi% Dated at Toronto, this 30th January 1925. The existing Debenture Debt of said Corporation is as follows : General Debentures...... $81,91 Public School Debentures. . 205,4© High School Debentures.. 120,0( Waterworks Debentures .. â€"78,78 Local Improvement Deb... 69,1©$ Notice is hereby given that an apâ€" plication will be made by the Corporâ€" ation of the Town of Timmins to the Legislative Assembly at its next sesâ€" sion for an Act to validate and conâ€" firm Byâ€"law Nnumber 247 of the Corâ€" poration of the Town of Timmins authorizing the issue of Debentures to the amount of $19,347.00 for Conâ€" crete Sidewalks constructed as local improvement, General Debentures...... $81,913.21. Public School Debentures. .205,428.91 High School Debentures.. 120,000.00 Waterworks Debentures .. â€"78,799.69 Local Improvement Deb... 69,124.86 The Corporation of the Town of Timmins. Room No. 2, Post Office Block Office Phone 84 Res. Phone 482â€"J DR. V. K. O‘GORMAN, B.A. s â€"after every meal haly TOWN OF TIMMINS Application to Parliament By Long Daly, 38 King Street, West, Toronto,Ont. Its Solicitors 48â€"8p the