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Meets every Tuesdry evening in the Oddfellows‘ Hall, Spruce st., North. Visiting brethren requested to attend THOS. SCOTT, W. G. SMITH, TIMMINS L0DGE, 1.0.0.f. No. 453 ChÂ¥istian Science Meetings ODDFELLOWS‘ HALL Subject : "UNREALITY" Services :â€" nc th. .dsA Meetings every second and fourth Wednesday in the Parish Hall. Club Rooms over George Taylor Hardware, 10 Third Avenue VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME k. of C :l.‘im_mins Council, No. 2403 Meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month, in the Basement of Anglican Chureh All visiting members welcome. J, G. Archer, W. F. McLean, s mA Schumacher L. 0. L. NO. 2975, P. VARKER, President R. BURNMAN, Secretaryâ€"Treasurer, Box 1507, Timmi Meetings held in Hollinger Recreation Hall, third Saturday of each month. Open to all of Cornish birth or Corâ€" nish Associate. i Cornish Social Club Snowbound R. B. P. No. 868 Meets every 1st CC United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners will meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month in the Miner‘s Union Hall, 2nd Ave. at 7.30 p.m. ; TIMMIN No. 1 S _ LODGE 15. Will meet in the Hollinéer Recreation Hall the first and third Fridays of each month at 8.30 p.m. J. THOMAS, President MRB. E. RICHARDS, Box 692, Bec‘y. GEO. HALE, Treasurer The Lancashire Club of Timmins meets in the Hollinger Recreation Hall the First and Second Saturdays in each month % 8 p.m. Lanceashire people are welcome and may bring friends by invitation only, which may be obtained from the Secretary or President on application, or from any member of the Committee. H. UNSWORTH, President MRS. T RICHARDS, Sec.â€"Treas. Box 1037, Timmins, Ont. Membership fee, $2.00 per year for ordinary members and 50c¢c. per year for associate members. Meetings every second and fourth Friday in the month in the Hollinger Hall. W. SHPW;A.N,. L. McCLURE, The Caledonian Society of Timmins Open to nativeâ€"born Scots and Seotswomen and those of Scottish descent. Meets every second and fourth Monâ€" day of each month in Schumacher Orange Hall. _ Visiting Members welcome. B. HKENDERSON E. TOWNSEND GOLDEN GLOW L. 0. B. A. No. 742 ets every lst and 3rd Tuesday of the month. All visiting brethren welcome FRED JOHNSON, W.P. H. COOK, REGISTRAR St. David‘s Welsh Society Timmins L.O.L. Lancashire Club Christian Science President SECOND SECTION SCHUMACHER P. J. BEAUDIN, Pmancml-Secretary Becretary. J 4 .2, .8, .0. .0 #,. .% Bs u6. .*, .*. .* #,. @ 4. 000000000 000000 00s400 40000040 ind ns 28 252282 28, 29. .. ooooooooooozotflooooooooo’o"oooooooooooooo03030000000000000300003. The vital statisties for the town of Cobalt for the year 1926, as prepared by the Board of Health there, shows that there were 121 births and 70 deaths. . Seven deaths were due to accidents, one to burning and one to suicide. Of the deaths several were patients at the hospital who came. from outside places, ' Reamsbottom, Edwards and Andrews SCHUMACHER Prompt Deliveries Room No. 28 Goldfields Block, CLATIM ADJUSTMENTS are made locally thereby assuring prompt settlement. The policies of the MERCHANTS‘ CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY have been prepared to meet the demands of the public. RETURNS ARE GUARANTEED and are paid whether you are disabled or not. If disabled by reason of sickness or accident, it pays you a MONTHLY INCOME from FIRST DAY of medical attendance. If you are fortunate enough to escape disease or injury, it RETURNS PART OF YOUR PREMIUMS. appeal to those who desire the form of protectioxi that mafiy benefits the insured. It contains no FRILLS but PROVIDES COMPLETE PROTECTION at a nominal cost. The "MERCO" Complete Protection Policy Takes up the workers task where he is forced to relinquish it Choice Meats Fresh Fish New Laid Eggs Groceries The MERCO” a]l Slckness AND Acc1dent POLICY will gladly TIM MINS KIREKLANXND LAKE COBALT BRA Phenomenal and extensive mining developments are taking place in our northern mining camps toâ€"day. Timmins, Rouyn and Kirkland Lake are names that bring to mind future tens of millions. Our intimate connection with the north enables us to keep in close touch with all mining development. *,.% ‘«**,* *#* c *# # 4 ## #% #© ** * + #4 # #* * C *4 < #* + #@ #4 * t ** * #* * # #4 * #% *4 #, # *4 #@ 4 w+ *# % #* * #® *# # *4 @ * #* +4 ** * * #4 # 4 #* * *# *4 * *# #* + #@ #% #% #* #% #* # + *4 *# ha ## # % Â¥# * * #4 * *4 #© w @ *4 *# % * * #* #, #% For Further Particulars see Much space was given in the Monâ€" day evening Toronto newspapers to the arrest in ithe city that day of Mr. [ Charles H. Manaton, 55 Munro Park |avenue, Foronto, formerly secretary of the Consolidated West Dome Lake Mining Co. The accused was arrestâ€" ed at the office of the Ventura Realty Corporation. The arrest was made on two charges, one being the alleged isâ€" suing of. false statements and false documents. The police laid_ the charges, after consultation with the Chief Crown Attorney. The charges are understcood ta arise out of the alâ€" leged overâ€"issue of the capital stock of the Consolidated West Dome Lakes Mining Company. There has been an overâ€"issue of about 1,900,000 shares above the authorized capital stock of $5,000,000. _ The stock was issued and sold to brokers, and returns were made Ito the provincial secretary‘s deâ€" partment showing that $5,000,000 shares had been sold at $1 apiece, but did not show, it is claimed, that over $1,9000,000 had been issued above the authorized stock. Bail was set alt $10,000. The charges against Manaton are understood to come under the followâ€" ing four heads :â€" ' 00 00 0 TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 3ist, 1927 HOMER L. GIBSONXN Co. Chas. H. Manaton Charged With Issuâ€" ing False Statements. Four Charges Against Him. FORMER DFFIGHL OF WEST DOME ARRESTED ‘‘In the years, 1924, 1925 and 1926 Bank of Hamilton Building """"""""""" sha ate ceil sha the pan sect S beir men 55. A pret to _ stalt. 6 *4 #4 4 brou® s Cas» fana o Co @ #4 «+ 4 4 #, .;@ w *4 4+ riere he *# ¢4, + < #4 # *4 + © * “.“ * #4 #© c ie c h w dn in % #4 * *# #© #* _ will gladly ally benefits COMPLETE * © *4 *# #. # ****¢ * % the to,i> pays you a i# ndance. If ‘¢ | stat _ RETURNS 4) list 3. | pora | ledg NSURANCE #|and ‘ the public. * 651 er you are $ |ment 3 |in a : s | said ring prompt #| be f. misl § prov shar Dom othe secti ) and meim V ¢4 *# ve ol.oo c * # *, 6 * #4 # % ecleates * F oN Timmins @] Third: ‘""In some years, 1924, 1925 F $)and 1926, being manager, officer or mins % member of a body corporate or comâ€" $ pany, to wit, the Consolidated West Dome Lake Mines, Limited, with inâ€" ‘‘Which. before mentioned stateâ€" ments would amount to perjury if made in a judicial proceeding, all of which said statements were known by him to be false and were intended by him to mislead the provincial secretary of the provinceâ€" of Ontario, the directors and shareholders of the Consolidated West Dome Lake Mines, Limited, and others, contrary to the criminal code, section 175.‘ ‘‘(2) That the within contained statements or réturns of affairs and list of shareholders of the said corâ€" poration are to the best of our knowâ€" ledge, information and belief, true and correct in every particular, s 4BB cA _4 00 o on n tike VA VA T % S. Duggan, a commissioner of the suâ€" preme court.â€"of Ontario, and person to receive or take affidavits, make statements on oath as follows: ‘©(1) That we have kâ€"nvé\'x"i‘e'dge of the matters and things herein deposed Secona: *‘On February 19, 1926 being required by law to make a stateâ€" ment on oath did thereupon before J. To o iB q y P t ons m en o m y $ / > No h ie ul C K UAAA or publishing prospectuses, stateâ€" ments or accounts which he knew to be false in material, particular with intent to induce persons ito become shareholders of the said ibody, corporâ€" ate or company or with intent to deâ€" ceiving or defraud the members, shareholders or ereditors or any of them of such body corporate or comâ€" pany, conltrary to the criminal code, section 414.‘ being an officer or manager of a body corporate or _ company, to wit, the Consolidated West Dome Lake Mines, Limited, made, cireulated or publishâ€" ed or concurred in making, cireulating daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Robiâ€" taille, pupil of Miss R. Perrault, who passed her examination in music at the Royal Conservatory of Music at Montreal, with high honours in the highest grade, receiving 90 out of a possibleâ€"100 marks, MISS LILIAN ROBITAILLE SUCCESS IN MUSIC Fourth: "In the years, 1924, 1925 and 1926, being manager, officer or member of a body corporate or comâ€" pany, to wit, the Consolidated West Dome Lake Mines, Limited, with inâ€" tent to defraud, destroyed, altered mutilated or falsified books, papers, writings or valuable sgecurities beâ€" longing to the said body corporate or company, contrary to the criminal code, section 413A."" tent to defraud, made or coneurred in making false entries or omit or conâ€" eurred in omitting to enter material particular in books of account or other documents, contrary to the criâ€" minal code, section 413B."" On Friday evening next in the town hall a meeting of the Poreupine Poulâ€" try and Pet Stock Association is callâ€" ed to hear an address from one of the rovernment experts who is up in this country at present. This talk on poultry will be of great interest and value and no poultry fancier here should miss it. _ All interested in poultry should turn out Friday even« ing of next week for the meeting to hear the Government expert. ADDRESS ON POULTRY AT TIMMINS, FRIDAY, APRIL 3 E. Williams MeDonald . (GHreenâ€" .. ... A. Williams W akefield .. Starr . . MeGarry Fllis ... Dummy and 687 total. For the Mercantile MceGarry was high with 232 single, and 585 Itotal. 988 983 893 2862 No, 11 Shaft won four points from Mercantile. Art Williams for the Shaft team was high with 262 single, Heggart .. . .:. . Angrignon ... Davis .s;.. ; MacMillan ... Wakefield .... Arnoitt .. .. McLellan .. Feldman Dr. Weston Town won four points from the league leaders and tied No. 11 Shaft for second place in the league. Lewis rolled high single 225, and Dr. Weston high total, 577, for the town. Angrigâ€" non rolled high single, 237, and high total, 583, for the Shops. Shops ... .. 176 Angrignon .... . 237 Davis 161 MacMillan ..... 150 Wakefield ...... 162 178 167 227 183 158 153 179 178 137 189 Now Tied with No. 11 Shaft for Seâ€" cond Place in the League. Reâ€" sults of Last Week‘s Games IOWN WON FROM McINTVRE BOWLING LEAGUE LEAGERS Drivers of both dog and horse teams were warned for overloading.‘ Severâ€" al teams were unloaded. : NNF LONEY, Nine lame horses were taken off street and jput to rest in stables. T‘wo neglected horses were fed and looked after. Found 1 stray dog with broken leg â€"had it destroyed. Five stables which were visited were found in excellent condition. Six dogs were taken ito the pound. New harness was ordered for one horse and in several cases wire was replaced by new straps. Fifteen houses built for dogs sleepâ€" ing out of doors without shelter of any kind. New blankets were obtained for 16 horses which were left standing in the cold. ACTIVITIES ‘OF HUMANE 8OCIETY SINCE JAK. 15 Destroyed : 11 cats; 12 dogs. Shod : 16 horses. Repaired : 4 stables; 6 dog houses. One new ventilator put in stable. Homes were found for two stray dogs and one abused dog which was taken from owner. Treated by cow. Treated by Dr. Gagnon: 9 and 3 dogs. The following is the report of Mr. Stewart Johnstone, Inspector for the Humane Society, since the 15th of January to date. This report covers Timmins, Schumacher, South Poreuâ€" pine, and districts, between the three towns. Report of Mr. Stewart Johnstone, Inspector for the Society, Many Cases Dealt With. 807 868 No 11 Shaft 197 199 1A 200‘ 2204 ; 46200 "/* , 104 ~B31 9. 207. Mercantile c /1 / 1| Dr. Knox 177 172 ANNE LONEY, Secretaryâ€"Treasure 2055 2 horses; 176 214 887 836 156 188 203 horses 579 687 50 7 375 38R3 566 470 ] 7| THIRD AVE. TIMMINS, ONT. t 5 5 5 5 S 5 o 5 5 o o 5 o o o o o o o | VERSATILE SHEET in the Oddfellows‘ Hall, Spruce St., Visiting Brothers and Sisters always welcome. Della Coady Celia Faston.. . Meets every Tiursaay in the month We install as well as manufacture whatever you‘"require in the sheet metal line. Also we are equipped to do all sorts of repair work on short notice. omith Eston Limited TIMMINS GOLD NUGGET REBEKAH LODGE No. 173 Versatile in the great variety of work we do is what we mean. Give us your specifications, no matter how intricate the job, and we will follow the plans to the letter in both workmanship and material, sys un LA _A 4 on dn e uxc C 6 o l o 330 ty EeAAA U 5 0A UV Ek YJ 4 Windows, Frames, Flooring, Wallâ€" board. Thousands of Building Barâ€" gains. _ Free Catalogue. 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