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yaIrce ilas Deen advocalting ToOor years an increase in the amount of the royâ€" alty paid to Timmins. The matier at various times has been brought to the attention of the Board of Trade, the Conservative Association and other bodies, an(}l resolutions passed favourâ€" able to a mhore equitable arrangement. At election time in several years past, The Advance has emphasized the fact that the cure for high taxation for Timmins was simply an increase in the royalty received. The growth of the town forees expenditures for health, safety and comfort. _ The growth of the mining industry is what has made the growth of the town. Further expansion by the mines will necessarily mean further growth of the town and the accompanying in-‘ crease in the expenditures of the, municipality. â€" To relieve the situaâ€" tion, the only fair remedy is that the growth of the mining industry should be accompanied by a «corresponding growth in the revenue to the town from the mines. The $35,000.00 limit should be taken off the royalty divisâ€" ion, so that as the mining industry expands the town enjoys additional revenue. ‘The Government does not incur any additional expenditure of no general objection to the.. limit placed. _ The Advance, however, at the time objected to the imposing of the $35,000.00 limit, believing that with the development of mining here the provision would soon prove burâ€" densome. It is only fair to say that at the time the $35,000.00 limit was amposed, Dr. MeInnis was one of those strongly opposing it. Dr. MceInnis and Mr. Gauthier both suggest that next year they will make a determined effort to secure an inâ€" crease in the gold royalty, so far as Timmins is concerned _ Mr. Brazeau no doubt will also favour this fair play to the municipality. The Adâ€" vance has been advocatinge for yvears tnhe candidaltes Tor the Mayoraity Ts year make reference to the handircap under which {Timmins labours through the outâ€"ofâ€"date apportionment of the gold royalty. Under the law, as it has been for years, the municipality is supposed to receive one half of the royalty, but no matter how much the half may amount to, the town is not allowed more than $35,000.00 in not exceed anyV one Veat In their election addre the candidates for the M TIMMINS SHCULD GET MORE OF GOLD ROYALTY. Thurs., Dec. 3rd., 1925 Office 26 Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. {1) Captain R.G. (Jock) Latta, commaunder of the Empress of Scotland just prior to teeing off from the deck of his ship as a member of the ‘"Round the World Golf Club."" (2) Captain R. G. (Jock) Latta, commander of the Empress of Scotland, splitting the fairway in the first stroke of the ‘"*Round the World Golf Club"‘ tournament. (3) S.8. Empress of Scotland, flagship of the Canadian Pacific fHeet, which will sail on a tour of the world from New York December 3rd next. ere you see Communder R. G. (Jock) Latta, of the S.S. Empress of Scotland, flagâ€"ship of the Canadian Pacific fleet, just before and in action as a member of the "Roundâ€"theâ€"World Golf Club", teeing off from the deck of his ship and sp itting the fairway far into the ocean with the first ball of the tournzment. The idea of the club was first started by I. 0. Upham, of the San Franâ€" eisco Golf Club, who on a $50 bet went ahead with the notion of teeing on foreign golf links across the world, one hole on every course with the same ball. He ad sll kinde af onart fsam bic *n‘ an a Chinoece Canada â€" â€" United States Published every Thursday by Owner and Publisher, Subscription Rates: § _« «_ «> ©2.00 le, the total roya $35,000.00, so the objection to _ the Telephones : Teeing off for a "Roundâ€"theâ€" W orld" Trip however, at to the imposing of it, believinge that ie time thi so there Residence 70. sses, two of oralty this altv year year limit di With the growth of the town, the demands upon the time and attention of the Mayor have assumed large proâ€" portions. . It is doubtful if any other man in the town could, or would, would not prove good Councillors for this town. While The Advance beâ€" lieves the ratepayers would make no mistake in reâ€"electing all the present members of the Council in the field, the fact remains that any six that can be chosen would be six good men and true. The ratepayer may feel that they owe ‘the present Councillors special consideration for the service given in the past, but apart from this, choice may safely be left to personal 1t may standit the lis sible f a pilace in i cival affairs THE CANDIDATES FOR f MUNICIPAL OFFICE, 1926. This year Timmins is particularly fortunate in having so many able and resnonsible citizens ready to accent any moment through the normal zgrowth of the mining industry, and so the Government should surely be conâ€" tent with a straight half of the royâ€" alty paid by the mines each year, the other half to go to the municipality. Dr. Melnnis has been urging this upâ€" on the Government during the past year or two, and there is reason to believe that in the coming year the Government will see the fairness of the request and remove the handicap of the ©#35,000.00 limit. ate msible Ccitizens rq ice in the manage affairs. In regar o1 € in V it ich and links and hiring twelve men to search for it, to finding the Copenhagen Golf Club, Denmark, occupied by the whole Danish army. Before returning to San Francisco he bhad played on 55 courses. Captain Latta is one of the latest members of the Club and a number of fellow members will sail on the Empress of Scotland on December 8rd from New York on the fifth yearly cruise of the globe undertaken by C.P.R. Vessefi;. The coming trip will cover 27,320 miles, nineteen countries, every kind of climate, race and tongue, and will return to New York Avril 10, 1926 from a trip occupying 129 days. the to practically imposâ€" to be chosgen who ment of mum to the candiâ€" ‘ouncil Board, that the high name on many months before a start will be made in laying the steel. Even should political developments oceur that would prevent the Canadian National‘s participation in the operaâ€" tion of the line, it is now deflnitely known that the railway will ‘be built and operated by the Province of Queâ€" bee. An official announcement states that to date four miles of the Rouyn Mines Railway is now graded from O‘Brien twenty miles of the right of way have been cut out and cleared and it is hoped to establish telephone communication with Rouyn City withâ€" in ten days.‘‘ THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. A despatch, dated Cochrane, Dec. 1st, has appeared in the daily papers as follows:â€"â€"‘‘All rumors to the efâ€" fect that there is a likelihood of conâ€" struction work being halted on the new Rouyn Mines Railway, were put at rest on Naturday by the discovery has been made in cutting out and grading the line and it will not be H. A. . Amateur cards and N.O.H.A. certificates for all players taking part in the elimination series must be subâ€" mitted to the N. O0, H. A. before Febâ€" ruary lst and the players must all he eligible under _ the residence rule. Home and home games will be followâ€" ed in the elimination series. ‘*The following were granted transâ€" fers from the N. O..H. AXA. to the O. H. A.; Lawrence Aurie, Sudbury to Galt : Clarence Boucher, Iroquois Falls to Galt ; Joseph LeClere, Iroquois Falls to Galt; Gordon Dewar, Iroquois Falls to Niagara Falls; William Brady, Sud bury to Owen Sound; Harvey Lott, North Bay to Oshawa; Arthur Corâ€" beau, North Bay to Windsor, and A A. MacDonell, Sudbury to Port Arâ€" ‘‘The following : were appointed convenors of various groups:â€" 4. W. Turk, northern junior and senior sections, R. B. Grills, central section ; C..0O. Baker, southern junior, and W. A. Thompson, southern senior. ‘‘The convenors will prepare scheâ€" dules for their groups, which will be passed upon at the meeting on Decemâ€" ber 12th. _ Certificates will also be considered at this meeting."‘ ROUYN RAILWAY NOW MAKING GOOD PROGRESS thur the will @lpal Dusines: cutive meetin nual meeting saturday. l leagcue micght the meeting of the Bay Nugget gi of this latterâ€" N. 0 team: Draft Rules at Meeting After Annual Meceting Last Week. EXEGUTIVE MAKE PLANS FOR SR. SERIFS devote the time now necessary to fill the Mayor‘s chair as well as Dr. Mcâ€" Innis. A vote for Dr. MceInnis for Mayor for 1926 would appear to be in the best interests of the Town of Timmins. After the annual meetin gives the his latter meeting Discussion of the lTIOUS might pick a 1e elimination eue cgames at H 11 ‘up, among town leagu North, formed the prin ; transacted at an exe 1Ll râ€"that of the t was unds ire of by l1 players taking part a series must be subâ€" O; H. A. before Febâ€" > players must all he the residence rule. rames will be followâ€" aturday th xecutive. t followed ie N. O H s decided t i team to re ind picKking OE tne r the direction of s, the final series meeting of the ay there was a ive. The North following report roposed nat the present 1. while 1 C@I 11|]| | 00R 000 00e RUSSELL HOTELâ€"ROOM _ AND BOAKD, BY DAY OR WEEK. Hot and cold water; free bath. We handle the best brands of 4.4. W hen on your way to the River, step in and sample a bottle of iceâ€"cold beer. Don‘t forget the place, on the corâ€" ner of Mount;oy and Wilson Ave. Phone 275 W. Wm. Hass, proprieâ€" tor. _ What you want, when you want it. â€"28â€"31p. FOR RKNTâ€"Basement at Windsor Hotel. Can be rented all in one, size 89‘ x 30 ft.; or be partitioned and rent half. It is 12 ft, deep. Well lighted. Could be used as wholesale house or elub room. Apâ€" ply to Windsor Hotel, Cedar Street south, or 11 Spruce Street South. â€"40â€"43 p. t. £f. FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD SITUATION WANTED.â€"A Youn HOUSE FOR RENTâ€"Four rooms. Corner of Balsam and Eighth Ave. Apply to T. Krocana, corner Balsam and Eighth. ~46â€"48p. FOR RENTâ€"For two monthsâ€"Sixâ€" roomed furnished house. To reliâ€" able persons without children. Hot water heating; all convenâ€" iences. Rent $100. OO per month, including fuel. Apply to P. 0. Box 1641, Timmins, Ont. â€"46 FOR RENTâ€"160â€"acre Farm, 2 miles from Timmins; suitable for a dairy ; with best of buildings. Apply No. 3 Elm Street South. A6â€"47p. TO RENTâ€"House, of two large rooms furnished, to let. Apply 153 Pine street North. ts 48p FPOURKRâ€"ROOM â€" BUNGALOW FOR FPOR RENT.â€"4â€"Roomed House on corner‘ Balsam and Seventh Ave. Neatly finished. Apply to 55 Fifth Ave., Timmins. R 48p. TWO HOUCGSES FPOR RENT.â€"â€"One SHACK TO. RENT in Sthumacher. Apply Beauty Parlour, 13 Pine St., Timmins. HOUSE FOR RENTâ€"Four rooms. and kitchen. Apply 170 Pine street north. 48â€"4901, FOUR ROOMED HOUSE TO RENT Apply to A. T. Pommier, New Emâ€" pire Theatre Block. â€"47 SINXâ€"~ROOMED HOUSE TO RENT. Apply 176 Birch st. north. 48â€"51p SITUATIONS VACANT REPORTER to send news of new buildings, fires, new businesses and business removals. Stationery and postage supplied Interesting work for spare time. now for partirculars. _ MacLean Building Reâ€" ports, Ltd., 345 Adélaide St., W., Toronto, Ont. ~48 AVETI wWANTED LIVE WIRE CANVAS CANVASSER WANTEDâ€"Good ary. Apply Birrell Bell, V Academy, St. Onge Block. MAID WANTED.â€"Apply OM 4 familyv WANTED English Girl seeks employment; preferably domestie service. Apply 43 Kirby Ave., Timmins. 48p in small Apply T RENT. Conveniences. Apply to 156 Birch street north. 48p street north. 48p. with 4 rooms; other with 2 rooms. Low rent. Apply to 70 Hollinger Lane, Townsite. 48â€"49p. Apply to B. Lennan, 37 Hollinger Lane. â€"38, SERS to sell new Invention for reâ€" moving spots from eclothing of any desceription. Liberal commission jto responsible _ parties. â€" Apply at Stadelman‘s Book and Music Store, Goldfields Theatre Block, 3rd Ave. Timmins. t. L. paying bu or better. first letter 11 sam St., North, Timmins \pp Apply itreet € iil ns AND BOARD in small, private y. Apply 79 Kirby Ave. 48p HELP WANTED Hand thful bu outh amily. _ Lady preferred Balsam street south. 48; 1( B Spruce street 695, ‘Timmins Experienced lartin‘s stor iess. Must have $7090, muve full particulars in Arrange for appointâ€" y. P.0. Box 1808, Timâ€" â€"~40t.F, nCt ced _ Butcher store, 164 Pin sell ‘‘Nev. Good mone to 11 dGeman outh, â€" Violin POR SALEâ€"One â€" business corner lot, with 6â€"roomed house, lathed and plastered, â€" hardwood floors, all modern conveniences; lot 30 ft., by 128 ft., Corner of Third Avenue and Elm Street. Also Tâ€"roomed house, with furnace and all modern conveniences, hardwood floors upâ€" stairs and downstairs, new house. Will sell on reasonable terms. Apâ€" ply No. 3 Elm St. South. â€"33 t. f. MARRIED COUPLE WANT POSIâ€" TION. Middleâ€"aged. Wife, workâ€" ing housekeeper. Man, do chores. In or out of town. Apply H. D., Box 32, Schumacher, Ont. 48p POsSITION WANTED AS PRIVATE HOSPITAL, 120 â€" Maple Street, South, Timmins. Phone 585â€"w. P. 0.: Boxâ€" 660. Accomâ€" modation and reduced rates to outâ€" ofâ€"town waiting cases. _ Graduate nurse in attendance. Mrs. O. A. Farley, Supt. ~47â€"50p. WOMAX wWaANTS HOTUSEWORK by FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"18 Cedar St., suitable for machine shop, garage, blacksmith shop. Size 28 x 42. Apply B. F. Lennan, 60 Corner Elm and Broadway. ,â€"12 FOR SALEâ€"St. Onge Building, foot of Third Avenue; two good modern stores; plate fronts; steam heated ; 14 rooms upstairs in two sevenâ€" room flats:.. Two lots, 100 x 65. Dance Hall above, 45 by 35. Price $8,500 Cash. Apply Dan St. Onge, or Mrs. Bouchard, Box 22, Kirkland Lake, Ont. â€"36â€"44 p. PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALEâ€"Two team of heavy HORSES; 3 sets of Double Harâ€" ness; 5 sets of Sleighs; Chaimns, Horse Blankets, etc. Apply 24 Preston Street, at ‘ix .‘ any night. 4. â€"48p. FARM FOR SALEâ€"Onâ€" Mountjoy Road, about 2% miles from Timâ€" mins. 160 acres, 18 acres cleared. House and Stable. Plenty timber. Apply N. Decoeur, 4 Cedar Street, South ~45p. FOR SALEâ€"1 Modern National Cash Register. A bargain forâ€" cash. if desired. . Apply.to Stadelâ€" man‘s Book Store, Goldfields ‘Theaâ€" tre Block, Third Ave. 47t. f. FPOR SALIKEâ€"â€"I AUTO.FOR SALEâ€"MeLaughlin Six, for sale at a big bargain. In best running condition. Apply to Mark Ansara, Northern Ice Cream Parâ€" lour, 44 Third Ave. â€"46â€"40 1201 FOR SALEâ€"Oak Dining Room Suit and Table. Cheap for quick buyer Apply between 5 and 8 p.m., 1 Main Avenue, Timmins. 48â€"40; FOR SALEâ€"Two good sleigh Dogs. Also Harness and Sleigh. Apply to No. 5 James Street, Timmins. 47â€"48p. FOR SALEâ€"Victrola No. IX. Also 2 matched Wilton Rugs. Apply to Dr. John B. Aiken, Phone 311, Gorâ€" don Block. 42â€"tf. FOR cords COOK sSTOVE FOR SALEâ€"Apply to 26 Cambrai Ave., Townsite. 48p STOVE FORK SALE FOR SALEâ€" harness. 59 Middlet the hour. Apply to Mattagami Heights. child mIns POSITIONS WANTED PRIVATE HOSPITAL JR â€" ; SALB IMMEDIATELYâ€" Heintzman Piano, in firstâ€"class conâ€" dition; also Library Table, Baby Carriage and Child‘s Cot. Apply over Todd‘s Drug Store, Timmins. 48p to SNTLEMAN‘S COON COAT FOR SALE,. _ A bargain at $350.00.. Apâ€" ply Box K. L., Advance Oflice _ 45 rood â€" milket Apply to 31 LVE \pply 111 ALEâ€"Phonograph and Reâ€" Cheap. ~Also Child‘s High Apply to 77 First Ave. 48p LE.â€"26 Apply to S iimnmins. Eâ€"Cash Register. 1 i ® . King‘s Amusement immins. No objection to one Apply Phone 174J., Timâ€" | ~48p Kimberles Good sleigh dogs and ery «cheap. ‘Apply to .\\c.. Timmins. _ 48p arge â€" Holstein â€" cow, Reasonable price. Main Ave., Timmins. 48p. \venue. 48p ommerd ind Box 43, 48â€"50n5. mM., :10 48â€"49p :\l)})])‘ OV A4I 18 MK. and MRS. J. ROBSON, of Schumacher, wish to thank relatives and friends, also Rev. Mr. Parks and Mr. Walker, of Timmins, for symâ€" pathy and floral gifts during their sad bereavement. 48 Iu\ ['NI”\’ CANADA HOTEL NOW OPEN FO BUSINESS, under' New Manageâ€" ment. â€" Firstâ€"class board and room. Kennedy â€" and Lyons, proprietors, Main street, Schumacher, opposite Todd‘s Drug Store. 48â€"50)1) LINI N LOST.â€"A Sun Life Insurance rating manual. Lost in Schumacher beâ€" tween Feldman‘s Store and Aurora Hotel, Wednesday night. _ Finder please leave at Advance Office, Timâ€" ming. â€" Reward. 48p LOSTâ€"Pair Return to Parlours, DRESSMAKING, PRESSING, ETC. Madame B. Lacourse, 9 Mountjoy Street. s 48p. WANTEDâ€"2.or 3 ROOMS, unfurnâ€" ished, by young married couple. Apply P.0. Box 1669, Timmins. 48p YV FOR,. _ RENT;:â€"5â€"roomed _ furnished House; hot and cold water and furâ€" nace. No, 8 Balsam St., near Third Ave. Apply 45 Third Ave. Phone 129. â€"~48 COMFORTABLE ROOM TO RENT Kirkland â€" Lakeâ€"Monday, â€" March 28thâ€"Tuesday, April 6th. Larder Lakeâ€"â€"Thursday, April 8th ~â€"Friday, April 16th. Englehartâ€"Monday, April 18thâ€" Tuesday, April 26th, New Iiskeardâ€"Thursday, April 28 â€"Friday, May Tth. Instruction will be given in the practical identification of minerals and rocks, and in elementary geology and mineralogy. Practice classes in spotting minerals and rocks will be carried on. Classes Free. Conducted by Dr. W. L. Goodwin, late Director of the School of Mining, Kingston, THOS. W. GIBSON, Deputy Minister of Mines. Toronto, 23rd October, 1925. ROOMS ‘TOâ€" RENT.â€"Comfortable roooms, heated by furnace; all modern conyeniences. _ Reasonable rates. Apply to 3 Birch St. north, Timmins. 48â€"40p TO RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed apartment in the Gordon Block, all â€" modern conveniences. Occupation Oct. 1st. Apply to A. F. Kenning, opposite Post Office. ~30 t. f. Frida Ki 28thâ€" Classes for Mining Prospectors be held under the direction of Ontario Department of ‘Mines follows :â€" Puesday Mathc lay, Dec. 1l1th. Chapleauâ€"Monday, â€" Dee. Tuesday, Dec. 22nd. Sudburyâ€"Wednesday, ~Jan Thursday, Jan. 14th. Port Arthurâ€"Monday, Jan. Tuesday, Jan. 26th. Sioux Lookoutâ€"Thursday, â€"Friday, Feb. 5th. Nakinaâ€"Monday, Feb. Sth lavy, Feb, 16th. Galettaâ€"Wednesday, Nov. 1l1thâ€" Thursday, Nov. 19th. Sault Ste. Marieâ€"Monday, Nov. 23, â€"Tuesday, Dec. l1st. Franzâ€"Thursday, Dec. 3rdadâ€"Friâ€" JRJ CORA Balsam St., NC and FPourth Ave veniences to P. 0. 1 LUNDRY â€"WORK WANTED by local persons. _ Apply Corner 7th Avenue and Birch street. 48â€"51lp. 1 or ANTEDâ€" Boarders board. in private house; all conveniences Apply 111 Mountjoy or Phone 4330]. « TENDERS WA NTED [ING of FUR COATS and ( OATS, and also Making urs, done at 114 Elm street 11 chraneâ€"Thursday ay, Feb. 26th. mminsâ€"â€"Monday, Oonce 1LWo unfTurnisns Heated rooms, in good locality 2 Adults. Housekeeping conâ€" iencess.._ Apply, stating terms ‘. 0. Box 1083, Timmins. 47â€"49p | 18 ] * * CLASSES FOR MINING PROSPECTORS , caps, choke inteed. M â€"A few â€" Englishâ€"speaking .__$8.00 per week, bed and Apply 208 Pine st., So, 45p \| _ Tortoiseshell â€" Glasses. T. F. King‘s Amusement Pine street, Timmins. â€"48 urs made to order; hats ch 16th. Thursday i 26th. hokers, etc., etc., W or Mrs. Wadsworth, 1 North, between Third [‘} 1 urs 5d a 1 E.3 A n ITwo unfurnishâ€" Feb. 8Sthâ€"Tuesâ€" Prospectors will March 8th March 18th Jan. 18th 18 LOTH Over south., )lp. \ 18th 14th 6th