The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THURSDAY, MARCH lith, 1926 Apart from serious objecfion to some of the campaign literature and canvassing arguments, there were reâ€" ports after the election of illegalities, it being charged. that conveyances were "unlawfully. hired, canvassing carried on in the immediate vicinity of the polling booths, and cards bearâ€" ing names of: certain candidates im properly distributed on polling day, but to avoid the loss and cost of furâ€" ther election â€"proceedings these matâ€" ters were not followed up. It was recognized that the chief reason for the success of certain candidates was the superior organization and the personal popularity ‘of some of the candidates. Accordingly the. ten: dency was to follow the advice of a former town councillor of Timmins And ‘‘let her go as she looks.‘‘ There may be matters of which the law must take cognizance, but so far as proâ€" itests are concerned it appears that the. ‘town has had enough, and what is meeded now is ‘a refurn te, harmonâ€" ‘ious work for the town. The town‘s | ‘business must be carried on, and the | town ‘s interest should be held supl,'em(?l ¢ » by all, v . 4 84 A SPENDING OF ANY MONEY. The résult of the municipal elecâ€" tlons on Fnday last came as A deâ€" cided surprise to most people who have been following municipal affairs closely. Those who pretend: that there has been a great upheaval in pubhc opinion in regard to a change in the management of town affairs are speaking in disregard of the facts. The closeness of the vote disproves any such theory. The small majority in an unusuallv larg vote shows that opinion .is divided. in ‘the matter. There is reason to believe that clever organizgation on the one hand and lack . of concerted effort on the other hand contributed chiefly to the result. . Of _ course, the great personal popularity and general esteem enjoyed by men like Dr. Brennan and Dr. Joyal also had undoubted effect on public opinâ€" ion. In any, event there appears to be a good Council for 1926, and if the work is carried on a:rmcably and withâ€" out prejudice, the 1926 Council will prove as good a council as its preâ€" decessors. It is unfortunate that the town is split into two factions of | about equal strength. â€" If the Council carries on with a similar division, the result can not be\ satlsfactory to the town. Business carried on in effect by the casting vote of the Mayor would not be representative governâ€" ‘*ment, but rather, one man rule. It is to be hoped that the 1926 Council will be able to avoid any. such undesirâ€"| able general situation, and that the work may bhe carried on for the best' interests of the town. ' ALL SHOULD WORK FOR INTERESTS OF THE TOWN Office 26 ar of the Canadian 1| Newspapers Association. ‘énbacfii)tign Rates : Telephones : in Cash Given Away Residence 70. ingr free gold, and replacement veins in which the country rock has been replated by quartz, calcite, and auriâ€" ferous sulphides.. Although the quartz vein type hasâ€" yielded many spectacuâ€" lar samples and discoveries, it has so far failed to produce any deposits of real value, with the one possible exâ€" ception of the veins on the property About seven miles northwest of the Horne is the Waiteâ€"Montgomery, anâ€" other property that seems likely to be of great value. The ore body was discovened in the sgpring of 1925, and. during the summer was exploited by surface tfrenching only. Drilling was commenced at the beginning of winâ€" _ter, but the results have not yet been ‘made public. ‘The ore is a solid mass of mixed sulphides of copper, iron ~and zinec, and average 17 per cent. ‘eopper at the surface.: It forms a flat sheet of thickness yvet unknown. â€" The Amulet Flaims lHie about two miles south of the Waiteâ€"Montgomery A number of small bodies of copper ore â€"have already been found on it, and the chances are that a discovery of importance may yet be made.. A number of other discoveries of copper have also been reported since the ‘writer‘s visit to the district in September, but no definite informaâ€" tion as to their value in available. The gold situation is of less outâ€" standing promise. Although numerâ€" ous discoveries were reported in 1923 and 1924, most of them on investigaâ€" tion have proved to be too small, too spetty or top low in grade to be minâ€" ed at a profit. The gold veins are of two general types: quantz veins carryâ€" _‘_..‘- ons ces ho “A"\l‘l sns hok t +cfi sale 9 Sn M on o On the Horne property a force of about a hundred â€"men has been emâ€" ployed and work has proceeded rapidâ€" ly. ~The property has been entirely cleared of bush, andâ€"suitable mine buildings erected. â€" Plans for the erecâ€" tion of the first 500â€"ton unit of a smelter.are well under way, and conâ€" struction will begin as soon as the railway now building can bring in the necessary materials, _ . Two shafts about a thousand feet.apart have been put down, the deepest 328 feet, and the lateral working have blocked out ‘bodies of ore valued according to the company‘s statements: at more than twenty million dollars. as ever, and by no means : without favourable results, the copper disâ€" ‘coveries have ‘been so imposing that public attention has focussed on them almost to the exclusion of the other. This was not so evident a year ago, ‘Aas the first copper deposits found, on the Horne claims, contain enough gold to be ores even without the copper values; in the later discoveries, howâ€" ever, the amount of gold is small and. copper the main constituent of value. The most spectacular development of the <past year is the manner in which copper has taken the centre of the stage. Although the search for gold is still prosecuted as vigorously as yet fit only for winter u till sufficiency of the heavier supplies can be brought in at this season to carry on work during the entire year. In addition more efficient motor boat and aeroplane services have been estabâ€" lighed, whereby the necessary supplies of more perishable goods and of mien can be rapidly brought in to almost any part.. Still further improvement in this regard will take place in the near future, as a railway is now under. construction from O‘Brien station on the Canadian National railway into Rouyn township. The year 1925 has seen an astonishâ€" ingly rapid development of mining in Quebec.. The discoveries of previous years have, according to Dr. H. C. Cooke of the Geological Survey of Canada, been developed and tested more or less thoroughly, and though many have fallen by the wayside others have proved of unsuspected value. To this apparently sudden deâ€" velopment, many factors have conâ€" tributed, chief of which is the imâ€" provement that has been made in transportation during the past two years Roads have been cut to conâ€" nect various parts of the area with the railroads to the north, south, east and west. Although these roads are The following statement was issued last week by the Dominion Geologiâ€" cal Survey in regard to Rouyn :â€" Dominion Geological Survey; Statemcnt on New Gold Field. 4 in Quebec $ 5# h The lowest or any teldler not recesâ€" grily accepted. o Townshp of Teck, Kurkland Lake, Ont Kirkland Lake, Ont., March 4, 1926 1011 Plant may be inspected on applicaâ€" tion. Tenderers are requested to state price F.O0.B. Swastika, Ont. r.p.m. "*B‘"‘ rated type ""*AB‘‘ Alterâ€" nator complete with pulley, rails and rheostat. J ‘Fairbanks Morse I KW. 200 r.p. I wish to thank all who voted for me and the friedds who gave generâ€" ous support in my eandidature for reâ€"election as Town Councillor last week. During the time I was in the Council, I gave my best time anc effort for what I believed to beâ€"the interests of the town and people. While not elected, I appreciate very much the large vote given me, expressâ€" ing as it did the confidence and supâ€" port of so many of the electors of the town. 3 ' m. 125 volts, compoumd wound, Type ‘IH‘‘ Exeiter drivem from an exâ€" tended pulley on the alternator. 1 Special Switchboard for use on the above alternator. _1 Fairbanks Morse 25 h.p. Tpye ‘Y‘ Semiâ€"Diesel Oil Engine, special elecâ€" tric type, complete with water cooling tank and standard equipment.. 1 Fairbanks Morse size 15 K.V.A., 3 phase, 60 cycle, 2300 volts, 1200 Tenders will be received by the up to and including April 15th, for the purchase of one Lighting Plant suitable for a town or Mining Company, economical in operâ€" ation and used for one year only, conâ€" sisting of the following: . | Fourniere township. ‘These .viens have stood up under surface examinâ€" ation, and are now being drilled by the Porcupine Goldfields and Developâ€" ment Company. The replacement type, of vien is found much more rarely, but when found is in general more likely to form a deposit of im; ~portance. â€" Among those that have stood up under surface examination and are now being more fully inâ€" vestigated are deposits on the F. S. .Arntfield claims in Boischatel townâ€" ship and on the claims of the Malartic Mining Company previously mentionâ€" ed; on the Francoeur claim in Boisâ€" chatel township, and on the property of the Huronian Belt Mining Comâ€" pany in Rouyn township. . , of the Malartic Mining Company in CARD OF THANKS TENDERS WANTED CARD OF THANKS TENDERS WANTED Write Kraoft MacLaren Cheese Co., Limited, Montâ€" real, for boo 5Iel of appeâ€" tizing ch from Canada‘s Cloverlands" â€"serve Kraft Cheese as the main dish of the meal. It contains the vital food values | the body demands, and has double the nour. ishment of the same weight of meat. ns ts l4 for Clerk Under and by virtue of the powers contamed ima certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public: auction, by E. €: Brewer, at No. 14 Preston street, at. the FTown of Timâ€" mins, on Mondasy, March 15th, 1926, at 2 ae‘clock in the afternoon, the fol--Ji lowing property:â€" : Lots No. : 26, Sudbury. Dated at Timmins, Ontario, this 18th day of February 1926, THE THEBER SLIDE COMEANIRS VA PVA By Frank J. Kehoe, Room 9 Gorâ€" don Block, Pine Street, Timmins, her o. o o op] n The Porenpine River Iimpfovement Co. Litd. of the Town of Hawle, in the Distimet of, Temiskaming; im the Proâ€" vince of ‘Ontario, hereby gives notice thiait it has filed with the Minister of s .. 3 / Lards and Forests at Toworto a schedâ€" ule of the tolls which: #t proposes to charge on the Porcupitee River during the â€"Spring and Sumnmaer of 1926. In gecordance with the provision of the Timber Slide Companies Act, said tolls shall be due amd payable by reaâ€" son of ‘the improvements made by said Company to facilitate the drivâ€" ing ‘of pulpwood and sawlogs on said river. ‘Said tolls shall be, ten (10) cents per cord (128 Cu. Ft.) on all spruce and balsam pulpwood. FOBR. SALEâ€"Used â€"piano. Friday and Saturday only. Phone 316 or cal,l at J. T. Heffernan‘s, 20 Third ‘any charge on any property) a.ga.inst?‘ the Estate of the said Patrick Burke, who died on the 23rd day of Decâ€" ember, 1925, are‘ required, before the 17th day of March, 1926, to send by post prepaid or to deliver to Jane Sulâ€" livan at 48 Tamarack St., Timmins, Administratrix of the Estate of the said Patrick Burke;. deceased, their Christian and surmames, addresses, full particulars of their claims, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them.: â€" After the: last mentioned date the said Administratrx will proceed .to the assets of the deceased amony: the persows entitled thereto, having regard‘ only to claims of which she shall therm have notice, and the said Administratrix will not be lable for any ctamns or for said asâ€" sets or any part thereof to any perâ€" son or persons of whose claims notice shall not then: have been received by her, and such persons shall be . exâ€" eluded from: the Bemefit of such disâ€" tribution: *Jz _Poreupine Rlver Improvement Oo ~10â€"13. Notice to Oreditors o# Patrick Burke, late of the Town of Timâ€" mifis, in the District of Cochrane, deceased. j Notice is herebyâ€"given, pursuant to The Trustee Act, that allâ€"persons: having claims (including.those having: A general meeting of the Timmins Football Club is called for Friday, evening, March 19th, at 8 p.m., in the the Council Chamber to take up several important matters of general business. All members requested"® to attend. OSCAR ROBERTSON, Any new clubs desirous of affiliaâ€" tion should send application in writâ€" ing to Secretary before this meeting, when same will be considered. 4 W. A. Field, 10 _ Secy.â€"Treas. P.D.F.C. «CANVASSER _ WANTED â€" Good . salary.. Apply to Birrell Bell, Violin Academy, St. Onge Block. All teams in good standing and not indebted to the above Association are entitled to two representatives. To be held in Councils Chambers, Timmins, on Saturday, March 27th, commencing at 6.30 p.m. WANTED-â€"-GirI ‘for general honde; * work. ~ Apply to Mrs R. W. Robâ€" WANTEDâ€"An Agent to sell our goods. KHithér woman or man. WANTEDâ€"Woman. for cooking in boarding house. Apply to 65 Fifth Ave.s â€"â€"â€"~ â€"10p. 0us,.. woman or . man all for particulars. G. Gagn Canada Bakery, corner of Railroad street and Golden avenue. ~10. bins, 15 .Hemlock St. TIMMINS FOOTBALL CLUE P.D.F.C. ANNUAL MEETING MOKRKTGAGE SALE Meeting, March 19th. Plan No. Secretary. ROR SALEâ€"St. Onge Building, foot FOR . â€" House; well finished inside and out; hardâ€" wood floars, and fir finish. Will sell at a bergain. Apply to 81 Kirâ€" BUSINESS PLACE FOR SALE IN SOUTH PORCUPINE. Good Locâ€" tion ; switable®for any business ;. imâ€" cludmg barber shop. . Reasonakle price. Apply J. Kostynyk, Box 168, Soutfi Poreupine, Ont 8â€"10p. FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"18 Cedar St., FOR SALEâ€"Part of N.!4 Lot 3, Con. ~4, Mountjoy. 97 acres patented lamnd. 2% miles from Timmins. Also Team Heavy Working Horses for: Sele, J32D0 Tbe; alsq, Harness FOR SALEâ€"Fifteem zeres of land at ORDER SHADE TREES AND SHRUBS that will grow in the Narth. Those from the Nursery of EK D. Smith Sons have a reputaâ€" tion for doing so. Porenpine reâ€" presentative, Mrs. .F. J. Hamilton, Box 123 , South Porenupine. Reâ€" sidence phone 10@, South Porcuâ€" pine. â€"5 t. £. HAYESâ€"In everâ€"loving memory of our darling mother, Jane Virtue Hayes, who deparnted this life, Januâ€" ary 30th, 1925. | Her loving face we‘ll never forget, The yearn may pass away, The loss of her.we sadly feel Asg keen as that first day. Worthy of everlasting love From those she left behind, A better mother never lived, : Nor one so true and kind, _ FOR â€"SALEâ€"Three choice : building lots for sale cheap. Apply 66 NountJjoy street, Timmins. â€" â€"9â€"11p FOR SALEâ€"Building Lots, 40‘ wide, PROPERTIES FOR SALE ERM F'OR SALEâ€"â€"Sxtnéfed 5 miles . «own river. Apply at T5 W1 son Kve. _ x 1012p. PLAYER PIANO FOR SALEâ€"Cheap FOR SALEâ€"Garage and Gas Service Station at Porquis Junction, Ont. Complete property; 1 acre land, good buildings, . full equipment. Apply C. R. Garage, Forester‘s Falls,;, Ont. ¢ â€"8â€"10 CAR FOR SALEâ€"Beautiful closed: bâ€"passenger. Absolutely perfectt condition, like new. Duco finish. Cost $2380. Will sell at less thaw half cost. Phone 567M. or write Box"B. C., Advance office, Timmins. 10 DOG TEAM FOR SALE; two eolâ€" lies and one huskie leadery=â€"wellâ€" trained. Also three harnesses, in good shape. Apply Ray Richards, Section Hourse Porquis Junction. â€"10p; FOR SALEâ€"Electric range, kitchen cabinet, oak table and chairs; davenport Apply at Ontario Resâ€" taurant, opposite post offige, Schuâ€" macher, Ont. I0t.f.. FOR SALEâ€"Passeuger Star Sedan 1925 model. T woâ€"door. d condition. â€" Apply Box M.B., Adâ€" vance Office, Timmins. -10t £. FURNITURE FOR SALEâ€"All good Lamke, Ont. by Ave. of Third Avenmue; two good modern stowes; plate fronmts; steam heated ; I4 rooms upgstairs in two sevenâ€" room flats. Two lots, 100 x 65. Dance Hall ashove, 45 by 35. Price $8500 Cask. . Apply Dan St. Onge, or Mrs. Bowechard, Box 22, Kirkland sumable for mackimne shop, garage, blacksmith shop. Size 28 x 42. Apply B. F. Lenrnan, 60 Corner Elm ard Broadway. cBange for Miming stoek. .. Apply PQO,. Rox 1284,. Timmins, Onm 1 + ~£10â€"LLp. Meara, 9 Cedian: street, Noarth. as new. Cheap for cash, Apply 7 , Hemlock street, Phone 91. â€"10p. situated elose to High School on Montgomery â€" Ave.: Electric light available ; reasonably priced. Terms Apply 28 Cambrai Ave., Hollinger for quick sale. ‘Only in use a short time. Apply «Rex Parlour, Bardesâ€" sono Block,‘ Pine street south Timmins. â€"6 HOUSES FOR SALE Read These Colnm Every Week ; It Will Pay You. ARTICLES FOR SALE | _ _ RoomS IN MEMORIAM WHEN YOU .: WANT IT. ; â€"36â€"44 ‘p. -10-13p; S i y B0 CA 2 onl c es uit ns c C 6 w on â€"8â€"10p. 8â€"10p. PRACTICAL NURSE. gagements. Apply za FOR RENTâ€"HBhsement at Windsor Hitel. Can. bo:â€"rented_ all in ome, sime 89‘ x mfitz,wh partitioned ard rent Half.; I is 12 ft. deep. Well lighted be used as wholésale house or eÂ¥ab room. Aj y to Windbor Hedel, Cedar Street onth, or 18â€" Sprmese Street South:. 40â€"43 p. t. WOOP FOR SALEâ€"16â€"inch tamaâ€" raek wood, four miles from Timâ€" mins, at $2.00 per cord. Apply John Anson, Lot 5, Con. 6, Townâ€" ship of Mountjoy, or P. 0. Box 321, Timmins. â€"10â€"11p FOR FOR RENTâ€"In Mountjioy Township, 160â€"zere farm, houses amd stables; 22 meres undenm cuitivation ; 2 miles from town; wenld suit dairyman or good farmemr: Rent reasongble. Apply No. 3 Wiln street, south, at POSITION WANTEDâ€"Experienced FLAT TO RENTâ€"Eamished or 1inâ€" furnished. Situated at 120 Comâ€" mercial avenue. .Azpply ho 111 Elm street nprtx 9â€"10p. TO RENT â€" house; newlyâ€" decorated} warm and comâ€" fortaÂ¥fe. Englisth speaking preâ€" ferred. â€" Applyy t 45. BRannerman POR REIETâ€"Grocery, Store, with two living rooms attached, at Sandy Falls. Post officesim the same buildâ€" .. ing. \ Apply to. K. N. O‘Grady, Sandy Falls. Onti .. ‘ . â€"10â€"12; â€" HOTELâ€"ROOM â€" AND _ BOARD, BY DAY â€" OR WEEK. _ Hot and cold water; free bath. We handle the best brands of 4.4. HOUSE TO RENTâ€" roomed House to rent;. Apply curmrer Spruce and Seventh® avenue: I0â€"11p TO RENB OR FOR SALEâ€"Log House (furnished),. om First avenue, Schumacher. All eonveriences. Good cellar and attic. Apply J. Kent, Sécond avemig, Scirumaeher. FURNISHED HOUSEK TO RENTâ€" . _ Apply to B. Lenn@x, 60 corner of _ Broadway and Elm. _ _ _ â€"8p. TO RENMTâ€"Sixâ€"roomed house to rent. Apply® 176 Birolr street north. ROOMS TO RENTâ€"On Pine Street, North, 109, near the Catholic chureh â€" you wil} find room and board. A private house, without children Living room and piano at the disâ€" posal of the boarders. 9â€"10p. TO RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed apartment in the Gordon Block, all inodern conveniences. Occupation Oct. 1st. Apply to A. F. Kenning, opposite â€"Post Office. â€"36 t. £. ROOM TO RENT, furnishked. Appl 7 Eim street north. «4( inch scords for $14.00. A; Art Threop, P.O. Box 71, 'fl French girl wants some house work. Apply to 14 Kirby Ave. 9. ANTED â€" _ PERMANENT POSIâ€" TION IN TIMMINS, by Buteher‘s Shopman; aged 33 years; married ; 11 years‘ experience. Send full also Temarack and Jackpine. . F. Roy Son, Phone 27I0W2, No 79 First Avenire: . â€" _ â€"09â€"12, Ave. doors from Prestom St. RENT ‘_‘All cggx:gfiie}}ceg. â€"_ Light and hesttsupplieeé. @ood loestion. Occupation about the I8Sth. Apply Ideal House Barber Shop: or at 156 Spruce atreet, nowtti;, att rear. _ 10p POSITIONS WANTED DR RENTâ€"A basemd®kt «of four rooms,. very comfortable. , Water and lights. Apply to 13 Fifth Ave., Timmins, Ont. 10p. When: on your way to the River, step in and mample a bottle of iceâ€" cold beer... Don‘t forget the place, on the corner of Monntjoy and Wilson: Ave.. Phone 275 W. Wm. Hass, proprietor.. What you want, wher you want it, _ 1â€"4p. ~wWOOD FOR SALE â€" veniences and phone. Apply at 67 Birch St. South. 10â€"11p. Load of 4 cut 16â€" sound ~standing and Dry Birch, â€"8â€"10p.