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(1) Any building erected on said lands shall stand back at least fifteen feet from the steet line and shall front on the street on which the lot fronts. ;* (2) No business shall be carried on on the said lot without the consent in writing of the vendor, and any building crected thereon shall be used for the purpose of a dwelling house onlv. $ Defendant. * Uzder and by virtue of a Writ of Execwtion issued out of the aboveâ€" named Court, in the aboveâ€"mentioned cause, and to me directed, I have seized and will offer for sale by pubâ€" lic auction at my office, in the Town of Cochrane, in the District of Cochâ€" rane, on Thursday, the 17th day of December, A.D. 1925, at the hour of two o‘clock in the afternoon, all the right, title, interest and equity. of redemption of the aboveâ€"named deâ€" fendant Louis Shub, in, to and out of the following desceribed lands and tenements, viz: Parcel 144, Whitney and Tisdale Situated in the Township of Tisâ€" dale in the District of Cochrane and Province of Ontario, namely : Lot No. 347 on the north side of Fourth Avâ€" enue, as shown on Plan Mâ€"30 (Sudâ€" bury), now deposited in the Office of Land Titles at Haileybury. Subject to the following restrictions which shall be deemed to be restrieâ€" tions running with the said lands: In the Second Division Court of the District of Cochrane. Between: , (3) Any latrine erected on the said lot shall be provided with sanitary arâ€" rangements as requested by the Local Board of Health, Excepting and reserving unto Noah Anthony Timmins, his heirs, execuâ€" tors, administrators or assigns, all mines, veins, seams and beds of coal, iron, cobalt, silver and other minerals and certain surface easements. Saving and excepting the reservaâ€" tions and exceptions contained in the original patent from the Crown. JOHN D. MACKAY, To wit: \ It is undcrstood and agreed that all mlnes, veins seams and beds of coal, iron, cobalt gold, silver and other minerals and certain surface easeâ€" ments have been reserved. Subject to the following building and other restrictions : 1, Any erected on the said lot shall stand back at least 15 feet from the street line and shall front on the street on which the lot proâ€" perly fronts. Sheriff of the District of Cochrane. Sheriff‘s Office, District of Cochrane, l4th day of September, A.D. 1925. 406â€"49 Sa\mu’ and excepting the reservaâ€" tions and exceptions contained in the original Patert from the Crown. JOHN D. MACKAY, Sheriff of the District of Cochrane. Sheriff‘s Office, District of Cochrane, 15th day of September, A.D. 1925. 46â€"493 Defendant. Under and by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued out of the aboveâ€" n#ned Court, in the aboveâ€"mentioned cause, and to me directed, I have seized and will offer for sale by pubâ€" lic auction, at my office, in the Town of Cochrane, in the District of Cochâ€" rane, on Thursday, the 1l17th day of December, A.D, 1925, at the hour of one o‘clock in the afternoon, all the right, title, interest and equity of reâ€" demption of the aboveâ€"named defenâ€" dant, Wasil Sowchuk, in, to and out of the following described lands and tenements, viz: Parcel 1750, Whitney and Tisdale, situated in the Township of Tisdale, in the District of Cochâ€" rane and Province of Ontario, nameâ€" ly ; Lot No. 543, Plan Mâ€"30 (Sudbury), now deposited in the office of Lands and Titles at Haileybury. 2, No business shall be cafried on the said lot and any building erected thereon shall be used as a dwelling house only and exclusively. ALLIED PORCUPINE GOLD MINES LIMITED District of Cochrane, to wit: In the Second Division Court of the District of Cochrane. Between : In the Second Division Court of the District of Cochrane ALLIED PORCUPINE GOLD MINES LIMITED. Bety Bet * N A\ISBOTTO\I EDW Defendants. Under and by virtue of Writs of Execution issued out of the aboveâ€" named Court in the aboveâ€"mentioned eauses, and to me directed, I have seized and will offer for sale by public auction, at my Office in the Town of Cochrane, in the District of Cochrane, on Thursday, the 17th day SHERIFPFE‘S SALE OF LAND SHERIFF‘S SALE OF LANDS SHERIFF‘S SALE OF LANDS SHANKMAN BROTHERS, ARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE, Plaintiff, District of Cochrane and WASIL SOWCHUK, . E. SOMERVILLE, LOUIS SHUB, and and and Defendants Plaintiff, Plaintiffs Plaintiff, Parcel 1224, Whitney and Tisdale _ Bituate in the Township of Whitâ€" ney in the District of Cochrane and Province of Ontario, namely, the north west part of broken lot number Three in the Fifth Concession of the said Township of Whitney, described as follows: Commeneing at a point in the north limit of the said broken lot at the distance of twenty chains meaâ€" sured west along the said limit from the northeast angle of the lot, thence south parallel with the east limit of the lot, twenty chains; thence west parellel with the north limit of the lot fourteen chains more or less to high water mark on the east shore of Three Nations Lake; thence northerly and northeasterly following the sard high water mark to its intersection with the north limit of the lot; thence east along the north limit five chains, thirtyâ€"five links more or less to the place of beginning, containing by adâ€" measurement nineteen and oneâ€"half acrkes more or less. Saving and exâ€" cepting the reservations and excepâ€" tions contained in the original patent from the Crown, namely: Five per cent, of the wereage reserved for roads and the right to lay out the same where the Crown or its offcers may deem necessary. All pine trees standâ€" inz or being on the said land, toâ€" gcether with the right to enter upon the said lands to remove said timber, as provided by section 112 of ‘‘The Mining Act of Ontario,‘‘ and the free use and passage and enjoyment, etc., also right of access to all shores of all rivers, etec. The title to said land is subject to the conditions conâ€" tained in the patent imposed by virâ€" tue of 7 Geo. V., Chap. 11 (Ontario), requiring that all ores or minerals raised or removed shall be treated and refined within Canada, and that in default thereof the said land shall re vert.to His Majesty. Parcel 1223, Whitney and Tisdale. Situate in the Township of W hitney in the District of Cochrane and Proâ€" vince of Ontario, namely : The southâ€" west part of the north part of broken lot number Three in the Fifth Conâ€" cession of the said Township of Whitâ€" ney, described as follows: Commeneâ€" ing at a point within the said lot which point is distant twenty chains measured south parallel with the east limit of the lot from a point in the north limit twenty chains west from the northeast angle of the lot, thence south astronomically twenty chains; thence west parallel with the north limâ€" it of the lot one chain more or less to high water mark on the east bank of Three Nations Loake, thence northwestâ€" erly along the said high water mark to its intersection with line,â€"drawn through the point of commencement parallel with the north limit of the lot; thence east along the line so. drawn fourteen chains more or less to place of beginning, containing by adâ€" measurement fourteen acres more or less. _ Saving and excepting the reâ€" servations and exceptions contained in the original patent from the Crown, namely : Five per cent. of the acreage reserved for roads and the right to lay out the same where the Crown or its officers may deem necessary, all pine trees standing or being on said land together with the right to enter upon said land to remove said timber, as provided by Section 112 of ‘‘The Mining Act of Ontario,‘‘ and the free use, passage and enjoyment, etc., also right of access to the shores of all rivers, ete. The title to said land is subject to the condition contained in the Patent imposed by virtue of 7 Geo., V. Chap. 11 (Ontario), requiring that all ores and minerals raised or removed therefrom shall be treated and refined within Canada, and that in default thereof the said land shall reâ€" vert to His Majesty. Sheriff of the District of Cochrane. Sheriff‘s Office, District of Cochrans, this 16th day of September, A.D., 1925. ~46â€"49 of December, A.D. 1925, at the hour of 1.30 o‘elock in the afternoon, all the right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the aboveâ€"named deâ€" fendants, Allied Poreupine Gold Mines Limited, in, to and out of the followâ€" ing described lands and tenements, viz.: BAND CONCERT SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6TH The regular band concert will be held in the Goldfields Theatte, after the church services, on Sunday evenâ€" ing, Dee. 6th. The last Band Concert programme proved specially popular and the one on Sunday evening will also be much appreciated, a special programme being prepared for the oceasion. The programme . will inâ€" clude band selections and vocial and instrumental numbers of interest. CALEDONIAN CHRISTMAS TREE, FRIDAY, DEC. 18TH Ednaâ€"*‘‘I know. When I saw him last he was busy demonstrating the elutch." Edithâ€"‘‘Fanny says her fiance is teaching her to drive the car.‘"‘ JOHN D. MACKAY, â€"â€"Motor Life THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, ONTARIO. The attitude of the Premier seems to dispel the idea that a general Proâ€" vincial election might be held in Janâ€" uary. ‘uch a rumour gained consiâ€" derak . currencey in Toronto. It would appeur that there,will be a session of the Legislature before any elections of any kind. The suggestion comes from Toronto that with one possible exception the byâ€"elections will be postponed until after the coming session of the Legisâ€" lature. Whether this ‘‘one possible exception‘‘ is the Riding of Cochrane or not remains to be seen. The Conâ€" servative Association of the Riding at a recent meeting urged a byâ€"election here at the earliest convenient date so that the Riding might be represented. This (Thursday) evening the forâ€" mal dedication services of the Uuited Church will be held under the charge of the Presbytery of Cochrane. OPENING SERVICES OF THE UNITED CHURCH, TIMMINS %unda\, Dec. 6th, there will be services at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. Rev J. D. Parks, the minister, preaching at both services Communion service at Il a.m. Sunday, Dec. 13th, at 11 a.m. and 7 .p.m., Rev. F. J. Baine, M A., B. D., of South Poreupine, will be the preacher at both services. Special offerings will be taken at all the aâ€" bove services for the Building Fund. NO HAILEYBURY TEAM FOR JUNIOR N.O.H.A. THIS YEAR. afsoI0N OF LESIGLATURE BFFORE ANY ELEGTIONS Haileybury has decided not to place a Junior team this year in the N.0O. HA The why and the wherefore is described in the following paragraph from the last issue of The Haileyâ€" burian :â€" Premier Ferguson Suggests Even Byâ€" Elections Will be Deferred Until After House Meets. ‘‘A meeting of the hockey enthuâ€" siasts of the town was held in The Haileyburian office last night when it was decided that it would be imposâ€" sible to enter a team in the Junior series of the N.O.H.A. this season. Word was received from those in charge of the new arena to the efâ€" fect that it would hardly be possible to have ice ready before the middle of February, and the fans present deâ€" cided it would not be playing fair with the boys to ask them to travel to Cobalt and New Liskeard for pracâ€" tices and to play at least two of their early ‘‘home‘‘ games on foreign ice. It was felt that it would be better to let the boys who only had one more season of junior hockey left join with the team which they played for last winter, and when the ice is ready in the local arena, organize a town league of about four junior teams, and from this material get a line on the possibilities of a squad for the N.O.H.A. next season. A committee He sarcasticallyâ€"*‘‘You know some one has said, If you would make a lasting pair of shoes, take for the soles the tongue of a woman.‘‘ Sheâ€"‘‘Yes, and for the uppers the cheek of the man who said it."" SARCASTIC Cobalt people will please note that The Advance has no part or parcel in the suggestion that Cobalt girls are bolder even than the men of Cobalt. The suggestion comes from _ The Northern News, of Cobalt. The Adâ€" vance would not even think of pubâ€" lishing the horrible paragraph, only â€"we do not wish to miss so good a chance. But, anyway, here is the paragraph from The Northern News, with the comment that in the civilized North up here the men will not let their garters down until they are home with the blinds drawn down. But The News says:â€"‘‘Is the male the shrinking sex, and the female the more daring? Is it true that skirts would be shorter and female revelation even more pronounced if it were not for the restraints that men imâ€" pose upon their womenfolks? While anybody at a dance, or on the street upon a windy day, can see many a girlish garter, and plenty of that which it lovingly enfolds and accentuâ€" ates, no woman ever sees a mannish garter. This though struck home when we happened to catch a glimpse of a solid Cobalt business man (one of those chaps who really thinks he‘s a man of the world) sneaking between a couple of houses. The reportorial nose for news sniffed, and discovered this modest, shrinking violet of a heâ€"man blushingly adjusting a garter which had slipped its moorings. Ladies and gentlemen, we fear the answers to the above qustions are in the affirmative. Another illusion gone smash. Maw says the reason it‘s so difâ€" ficult for paw to tell the blonds from the brunettes is ‘cause they‘re all wearin‘ the sime colored stockâ€" ings.â€" Vivifyer. The new 1925 edition of the Invesâ€" tor‘s Mining Handbook of Canada came out last week. This year‘s ediâ€" tion, which is the 7th to be issued, is more complete and larger than ever before. The book is compiled by A. P. Lorsch and the market data by J. J. Kingsmill, secretary of the Standâ€" ard Mining Exchange. In addition to very complete inforâ€" mation on every reputable Canadian mine there are several pages of inâ€" formation indisponsdhle to any person interested in mining investments. This data includes authorized brokerâ€" age for trading in mining stocks on t]u, Standard ]< xchange, clearing of the Standard Iu:\('hang'e in the past year, mineral output, highs and lows for various stocks and a general reâ€" view of mineral production in Canada in 1924. HORRORS! THEY SAY COBALT GIRLS BOLDER THAN MEN NEW MINING HANDBOOK FPFOR 1925 NOW ISSUED Gold valued at $10,000,000.00 was withdrawn from New York banks last week for shipment to Canada. While no details were disclosed, it is assumed that the shipments represent foreign exchange transactions, as the Canadian dollar is quoted at a premâ€" ium of fiveâ€"thirtyâ€"seconds of one per cent in the New York market. The Chase National Bank sent $6,000,000. 00, and the Bank of Montreal and the Manhattan _ Company $2,000,000.00 each. TEN MILLION DOLLARS GOLD SHIPPED TO CANADA CY‘ â€" PS Oy More C.C.M.‘s Used by Hockey Players VER see a hockey player, skating at dazzling pace, stop suddenly, turn abruptly at right angles? Snowy shavâ€" ings of ice fly in the air. The skates take the full shock. If they are C.C.M. Skates they come through that severe test "smiling", for C.C.M.‘s are powerfully built to stand up under the hardest wear hockey can give them. C.C.M. Skates are STRONG, yet light. Made to last for years, CCE C s i n io 112 2122222022102 2120202012012 8224 n 02200200002 412 4 l n in ind t 852822 848 dn ie n P . 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I can recomâ€" mend him as a fine teacher and am convinced that he will carry on my work in the same manner as I would. Foreign Remittances Corner Third Ave. and Birch St. PHONE 14 Corner Third Avenue and Birch Street Phone 14 *Â¥ * Timmins, Ont. FRANK BYOK IMPERIAL BANK 5S TUDODIO : Mr. Geo. Makin whether for hockey or pleasure, for speed skating or figure skating. T he Pride of Professionals â€"â€"the Joy of Amateurs This is the last word in light hockey tube skates. They are exceptionally strong, have flintâ€"hard laminated blades of Chrome Nickel Steel, specially toughâ€" ened, electrically welded throughout. Sizes 9 to 12. Your dealer. has them. You will at times find it necessary to remit money to foreign countries. This Bank has established relations with leading Banks abroad and you may be quite sure that the draft you purchase here will be readily and conveniently cashed. 35 Frank Byck New Olympia Model Prof. H..F. SGHROEDER, A.L,;G.M. 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