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69 Klock Avenue, North Bay J. A. Wright, Prov. Manager J. Mawhinney, North Bay, Manager. Canadian Pacific@ â€" Send your cheque or money order for $10 ~(if you send cash, register the‘envelop®) and leave the rest of the details to us. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Gordon Block Clean to handle. Sold by all REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. OF CANADA LIMITED get yourself a Remington Portable. $10 Down and it‘s yours pay balance $5. a month. WEMINGTON PORTABLE Thursday, June 17th, 1926 Druggists, Grocers and General Stores Actors Authors Bakers Butchers Dentists Doctors Druggists Grocers Hardvwarenén Lawyers Merchants Ministers Teacheors Siorts? Anything you like. Golf, motoring, dancing, fishing, climbing, swimming, riding;in the sweetest, purest air on earth. Swiss guides for Alpine climbing, courteous attendants, and hotel service that makes Canadian Pacific faâ€" mous the world over. For rates, descriptive literature, etc., apply Timmins The twentyâ€"third annual convenâ€" tion of the State Council of Ontario of the Knights of Columbus was held in North Bay last Tuesday and Wedâ€" nesday, and was brought to successâ€" mul conclusion with a business sesâ€" sion which lasted from early morning until the early part of the afternoon. State and district officers, delegates and visiting members to the number of about three hundred who were in attendance during the two days meetâ€" ing, expressed keen ‘satisfaction at the suceess achiey ed during the deliâ€" berations and with the hospitality and entertainment~ provided by the citizens of the city and the members of the local council. _ The assembly was conveyed to Sturgeon Falls by special train where they were enterâ€" ARNPRIOR EDITOR AGAIN STATE HEAD DF K. of G. Order Held Interesting Twoâ€"Day Session in North Bay Last Week. "is good tea" TEA Durant Motors of Canada, Limited D2 THOMmMAS‘ 4 Complete New Line Timmins No claim or statement is made that the NEW STAR Car cannot back up by actual proof, in road performance. The claim to MORE FPOWER and GREATER ECONOMY is amply proven by the NEW STAR‘S famous Continental Red Seal Motorâ€" GREATER COMFORT, by the long springs, low centre of gravity and deep, resilient cushionsâ€"GREATER BEAUTY, by the low, graceful lines of the Ducoâ€"finished bodiesâ€"HIGHER QUALITY, by the many Fineâ€"car features found alone in NEW STAR among all cars in its price class. "The NEW STAR is Supreme in the Low Cost Field." MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE, LLMITED Toronto (Leaside) Ontario (Greetings and good wishes to the gathering conveyed to the-ufineeting by letter from North Bay Lodze No. 271, 1.0.0.F., were received with loud applause on the part of the attenâ€" dants. The visitors concluded ~their two day stay in the city with attendance at an ‘‘at home‘‘ arranged by the North Bay, K. of C. council in the evening. In addition to State Deâ€" puty Jefrey the following are the ofâ€" ficersâ€"of this state council. F. J. Mc Cartney, Fort William; state warden; tained by the officers and members of the council of that town. State Deput\ R, A. Jeffrey, of Aznâ€" prior., was again chosen to guide the destinies of the order for Onâ€" tario for another term, together with the same board of ofl‘lcers as officiated last term. The following were named as ~delegates to the supreme convenâ€" tion to be held in Philadelphia during the first week in August: W. A. Alâ€" lan, North Bay; Rev. E. E. Bunyan, Callander; George Bush, Guelph; J. P. Duff, Pembroke; A.~E. Corrigan, Ottawa; Ed. J. Ryan, London, Ont. and Rev. Father Maloney, of W kerton. The following were named as alternates: Rev. Fatther White, Tilbury; H. J. MeNulty; Ottawa; J. J. O ‘Sullivan, Welland; A. E. Seguin, Ottawa; J. J. Kelly, Port Arthur; Rev. Father Martindale, of Kirkland Lake; T. ‘Firth, Windsor; . J.> â€"H. Welsh, Kingston and FAT. Costello, of Alexandria. Windsor was chosen as the place of the convention for the year 1927. Expressions of loyalty and devotion were forwarded during the time of the deliberations to His Maâ€" jesty the King, his Holiness the Pope. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty and to Hon. Geo. H. Boivin, supreme director for Canada. . J. Duffus, Peterboro, state treaâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Every Qtate ment, of hours and Writing from Toronto, Mr. 3. Michell, formerly with the National Grocers here, but recently with the same firm at Toronto, says:â€"**As I failed to\receive my copy of your valued shkeet for last week (June ard), I am writing to ask you to mail me a copy, so I sure wont miss: The Advance.‘‘ ‘‘"Mich‘ was known for his good judgment and good taste ie years he was in Timmins and evidentâ€" ly even Toronto can not spoil hinx. a common poodle dog run over through carelessness or worse. Every driver qualified and licensed and every car ecovered by indemnity insurance would soon reduce motor accidents and remove much of the loss now too often entailed on the unâ€" offending public. And while on this matter the Govâ€" ernment also would do well to consiâ€" der the question of every car in use being bonded or insured so that inâ€" demnity may be seeured for any inâ€" jury or damage done. Complusory indemnity insurance for all motor cars would avoid much loss and inâ€" justice to the innocent. In these days of a dollar down and a dollar : week, many people are running cars, especially inâ€"~the cities, who have no other property, and who do not own enough interest in the ear to pay for Some time ago the Ontario Legislaâ€" ure passed an act whereby every driver of a motor yehicle (\\hethor the owner or not) had to pass a qualiâ€" fying examination as to his ability as a driver and to secure a license as a qualified driver before he could be in charge of a car. Now, word comes from Toronto that in view of the inâ€" creasing number of motor accidents in the Provmce, the Government inâ€" tends next year to proclaim the act and put it in foree. Why not make it effective this year and so avoid a number of further accidents? There are men now driving ears, who for physical and other reasons, are utterâ€" ly incompetent and a menace to the public. Why continue this danger unnecessarily? Why not make the act‘ effective at once, or as soon as it can be enforceed? NEXT YEAR ALL MOTOR CAR DRIVERS TO BE LICENSED surer; T; E. Brown, B.A., Ottawa, state secretary; George P. McHugh, Toronto, state advocate; Dr. Claud Brown, London, past deputy; Right Kev. M. F. Fallon, O.M.J., D.D. of London, state chaplain. _ Ontario Not only Red‘ Lake and Pine Ruige in the Red Lake area are buldiug up but fiso places along the Traxsconâ€" tinental, like Siounx Lookout and Hudâ€" son are feeling the effect of the Red Lake rush now on. Pine Ridge now has an hotel, restaurant and other conveniences, in adildition to police, magistrate, lawyer;,, ete. Sioux Lookâ€" out has another paper now. It had a clever little newspaper a courde of years ago, but the field then was not large enough and‘the paper had to be discontinued. _ Now, however with Red Lake in the baekground it is exâ€" pected that the newspaper will hbe a sueeess at. Sioux Lookout. The Norâ€" thern Miner last week published the following notes about the Red Lake rush :â€" "The Red Lake rush is contmauing in an orderly and unspectacular fasâ€" hion. . Party after party sets out, with canoe, engine and suppltes, after NEWSPAPER FOR RED LAKE AREA AT SIOUX LOOKOUT. ‘*Mr. H.. Fullerton, Deputy Minister im charge of the Northern Development Department, aad Mr. James Sintiom,. Chief Engineer,â€"to a day or so in the hotel or tourist camp, and only one accident reported so farâ€"the unfortunate loss of two young adventurers who tried a 15â€" foot canvas covered canoe on Lac Seul in .rough weather. Last week the Timmins Board of Trade received the following letter from Mr. F. E. Wood, secretary of the Associated Boards:â€" ‘‘The June meeting of the Associâ€" ated Boards will be held in Haileyâ€" bury om Monday and Tuesday, June 28th and 29th. ‘"‘We hope to have the following speakers‘:â€" EGY" LNMENT The Associated Boards of Trads, which includes all the individual boards of trade in this part of the North land is to hold its summer meeting at Haileybury on June 28th and 29th. Arrangement are now unâ€" der way to make this meeting both specially interesting and helpful. Speakers of special importance are being secured, these to inelude, Messrs C. H. Fullerton, James Sinton, Smith Ballantyne and G. C. Bateman, who will speak on roads, agriculture and mining, respectively. ‘Nevertheless, the inexperienced are taking no chances. oldest rowboat in Sioux Lookout set out the other day, with a new twoâ€"cylinder outboard engine on its crazy board stern, and a load of heavy tent poles and other dunnage. A local man thoughtfully suggested to its erew of two that they get rowlocks for their new oars and fishing lines and tackle; The fishing will help the pot out conâ€" siderably, and many a disappointed outside prospector will at least hbe able to boast of the fishing trip of his life! June Meeting to be Held at Haileybury on 28th and 29th. Speakers to Give Addresses on Roads, Agriculture and * Mining. Full Details of the Programme will be Anâ€" nounced Later. Important Speakers for the Associated Boards of Trade Instantly, then its soothing influence heals the wound. Egyptian Liniment is n allâ€" round remedy that every houscehold should have for the prompt treatment of Cuts, Scalds, Burns, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Sore Throat and Chest, Neuralgia, etc, ‘"‘The large boats are still using DOUGLAS CO MANUFACTURERS,NAPANEE,.ONT MONARCH AS an example of the values of Monarchâ€"Knit Hosiery presents at every price from 75¢ to $2.00, take Monarch Green Stripe at $1. Made of pure silk, for the sheen and smoothness woâ€" men love â€"reinforced with fibre silk, for long service. Every newest color. And "runs" that start never show â€"the Green Stripe, or the second "stop run" a f inches below, stops them. Double safety. AT ALL DEALERS ‘*Any resolutions that the memâ€" ber boards wish to submit should be forwarded at once to the writer (E. E. Wood, Iroquois Falls)}, so that copies may be made and passed to the other boards for their comsideraâ€" tionx before the meeting. In view of, the shortness of the time, immediate attention to ‘this feature is therefore necessary.‘"" * Pelican Portage, and Harry Keeler an oldâ€"timer of the district, has put on as fast large haat which makes the trip im seven hours. Competition has cut passenger and freight rates to a very low figure, but this can hardly last. uty ‘‘Pine Ridge is now fully equipped for service, with hotel, restaurant, recorder, police, magistrate and lawâ€" yer. Red Lake and distriet will be served Iby a newspaper, now starting in Nioux Lookout, and the assay offiee in the latter town is kept: busy ‘‘A party on Lake Minnitals is stated to have high showing. Nothâ€" ing official can be ascertained, howâ€" ever; ‘"Full details of the programme will be forwarded to you just as soon as received fron, the loeal Board at Haileybury, but in the meantime we understand that they are figuring on the important business session being held on Monday morning, and we therefore trust that the delegates will be able to reach Haileybury in ample time for the opening session. seeking employment and unâ€" willing to take a chance should keep away, for there is already a large floating population, ineluding many of the hobo e4ass. ‘*Weather conditions have been ideal : a gentle warm rain or two, and wiads, have alternated with sunshine and a steady warm temâ€" perature to make tr:wellmg a holiday for the experienced. Mosquitoes and flies are not yet very obtrusive. The waterdevel is rising in the whole river and lake systemâ€"an important factor in canoe travel on part of the journey."‘ A\ A friend of The Advance at Conâ€" naught writes this paper, enclosing four views of the Government Road near Connaught. The pictures show the roadway as little better than a mud and muck hole. One snapshot prcâ€" tures a wagon up to the axles in mud. ‘"‘The horse had to be unhooked,"‘ says the letter, The letter accompanying the picâ€" tures reads as follows :â€" speak on Roads,. ‘*Mr. Snmuth Ballantyne, Superinâ€" tendent of the Dominion Experimentâ€" al Farm at Kapuskasing, will speak on Agrieulture,. ‘*Mr. G. C. Bateman, Secretary, of the Canadian Mining Institute, will speak on Mining. The Haileyburian last week says: ‘‘Mr. and Mrs, J. Abrams have reâ€" turned from their hbhoneymoon and taken up their residence in apartâ€" ments in the I1ggett block." GOVERNMENT ROAD IN BAD SHAPE NEAR CONNAUGHT The pictures certainly do speak for themselves, and The Advance has forâ€" warded them on to Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, Premier and Minister of Lands Forests, so that they may say a" word to the head of the departâ€" ment in charge of roads in this part of the North Land. ‘*I send you 1 Roa Some sink holes! a writerâ€"up, but for themselves. unhooked to. ke mired."‘ you four pictures of our _ Road near Connaught. es! I am not much of ut ‘the pictures speak The horse had to be keep him from being