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ESSAAA t t t o ip 5$ 95 0505 95 9040404 18. C. Platus, B.A. The Most Sanitary and Up â€" to â€" date Barber Shop in town Latest Styles in Ladies‘ Haircuts a Bpecialty. Opp, Public School, Golden Avenuse South Porcupine, Ont. Leaves Mattagami Dock every morning at 9 a.m. for Sandy Falls, which connects with Kamiskotia And Further Take Notice that creâ€" ditors having claims against the Venâ€" dor, for which they are entitled to rank, must file proof of such claims with me on or before the Sth day of August 1927, as after that date I shall distribute the proceeds of the sale amongest the parties entitled thereto having regard to those claims of which I shall then have notice. W. G, BOWLES, Trustee, South Poreupine, Ont. Dated at South Poreupine, Ontario, this 15th day of July, A.D. 1927. Why Not Buy Your Soft Drinks made with the best Spring water of Northern Ontario? SPRING WATER BOTTLING WORKS Telephone 60 BLOX 19 sSoOUTH PORCUPINE Warchouse in Timmins at 0j BALSAM STREET SOUTH In the matter of Max R. Legate of the ‘ Settlement of South Porcupine, in the Province of Ontario and in the matter of the Bulk Sales Act. Take Notice that Max R. Legate Of, the settlement of South Poreupine in the District of Cochrane and Province of Ontario, has made a sale of his stockâ€"inâ€"trade and trade fixtures to Gordon McKinley and Fred C. Farâ€" rant, both of the said settlement of South Poreupine, and that I am apâ€" pointed Trustee under the provisions of The Bulk Sales Act. (formerly office of Platus boat at 10 a.m. Leaves Mattagami Dock at 1 p.m. every day for Wawaitin Falls. Special trips can be arranged for by calling J. CLOUTIER, Queen‘s Hotel CIGARS, CIGARETTES, PIPES, TOBACCO, ETC. MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS SOFT DRINKS Passenger Boat "Foch" 5 REED BLOCK Barrister, â€" Solicitor Public For your convenience and economy â€" â€"says Taxi Tad. Call 11 for information regardâ€" ing our ‘‘Driveâ€"yourâ€"ownâ€"car System. It will afford us great pleasure to talk over any trip you have in mind. Cars for hire by hour, day, or trip. Specâ€" ial rates for long distance. and Livery Service Thursday, July 28th, 1927 A. G. Luxton RiGs tomod Jos. Clusiau, prop i FoRk RENT ] By THE DaAY, WEEKT mowrn! 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An appeal re assessment of the lots on the Bartleman townsite was opâ€" posed by Councillor Williams on the grounds that it might make a precedâ€" ent in cases of other parties who had lots that would not sell. This case was considered now because it had pruounus ilalt iL mignt make a precedâ€" ent in cases of other parties who had lots that would not sell. This case was considered now because it had been placed before the council preâ€" vious to July 1st but owing to a misâ€" understanding on the part of Mr. Barâ€" tleman. about being present had not been settled. Mr. Bartleman claimed that these lots would not sell for the Timmins Fuel Co. Phone 114 or 425 Ferris Wheel The Tisdale township council met on Monday evening, July 25th, with Reeve Gallagher andâ€" Councillors Moneta Property, adjoining Timmins commencing *$*% 844 4% Saturday, JJuly 30 to Saturday, Aug. 6 South Porcupine, Oxgt., July 27th, 1927. Special to The Wdvance. Come One‘ Tawkins, Williams and Laforest presâ€" nt. Assessment\on Bartleman Lots Reduced by Township Reductions made on/Certain\Lots in Bartleman Townsite. Bad Condition of Provincial Jail Referred to. Other Matters at Tisdale Township Council Meeting on Monday Eveni s Your Order In? ASSAYS ON GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD, ZINC, NICKEL, ETC, PROMPT ACTION SERVICE BEST PRICES BEST QUALITY /) NK Lawâ€"andâ€"Outlaw Five Thousand Dollar Band Organ Several High Class Concessions TODAY Nugde A YÂ¥ A A#A Ino A A da? and Assayer Room 2, Post Office Block, Timmins / THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMI§E, ONTARIO The condition of the Dome road was noted and the clerk instructed to again take matter up with Mr. Sterlâ€" ing and the contractors to see if these repairs could be expedited. The condition of the jail was again commented upon, one (‘()lll](‘l”()l' statâ€" ing it was not fit to house cattle in. The reeve said if the Government did not take action promptly the township would have to make it at least saniâ€" tary,. and that possibly the Governâ€" ment would help foot the bill was sugâ€" gested by Councillor Laforest. It is claimed that there is a $2500 item in the Provincial Government budget for a jail at South Poreupine but they don‘t seem to loosen up and use it. Councillor Williams said there were still some dissatisfied in â€" Schumacher over their water connections. All appealing to council have been adâ€" justed and the reeve stated that no. case could be considered unless placed sefore the council in writing or in Mr. Turner was present and asked that the road in Tisdale leading to Furness Mine be repaired. This is to be taken up also with Mr. Sterling of the Northern Development Departâ€" ment. oL pid per i0t was given on certain lots in Plan Mâ€"74. Certain lots in Plan Mâ€"49 were reduced from $50 asâ€" sessment to $25assessment value. Counceillor Williams strongly objected to such a low assessment value, but Mr. Bartleman thanked the council seeming quite satisfied. price for which they were assessed, that some in the lower portions could not be reached after a rain. _ The assessment had been rated according to the selling value of the lots three years ago. Certain lots of the group, Mr. Bartleman claimed, had little or no selling value, toâ€"day. A reduction of $25 per lot was given on certain lots in Plan Mâ€"74, Certain lots in Plan Mâ€"49 were reduced from $50 asâ€" sessment to $25 assessment value. A House Phone 757/â€" ve # _ _# °t d Lad «ol w t# ## #. * .“. w# # t# t w t# #_ _ % ““. ## *# 4+ ## # # t« ## # # w4 * t# # /# ## # # No * # ## # # #ow *# ## # « w# #4 Cns # ## *#.® w# . *4 *, * ww «oi _ io _ t@ t# Merry Mixâ€"up Graduate Chemist YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED aftte and died The Falls have only a very slight chance now of getting in the playâ€"offs Both Timmins and South Poreupine must defeat MceIntyre before this can be done. The Falls play the last schedule game in South Poreupine next Wedâ€" nesday, but the baseball commission are hoping to arrange an exhibition game here with Cochrane, next week, and there will also be a game here on Labour Day., _ There is a postponed zame with South Poreupine here also. "*I shall flle,” throbbed the suitor. ‘‘unless you ('onsent to marry me.‘"‘ *T ‘nr sorr Â¥,"" said the maiden kindâ€" ly but hrml\' ‘*but I will not marry vyou.‘‘ fout ther had on t gcame was called. As has been the custom throughout the season rain checks were issued and will be honoured by the club at the next league game, 1ssue quois quors f O win game h and the the Ten first in thi k N ht y e inss e e d ar e on d 38 s y P a CoOwn Dr. lounvâ€"â€"-RutherI()rd, Amâ€" brldgeâ€"â€"â€"Plrle ............... 5 up Sternsâ€"Leggatt, Elderkinâ€" m nsslsc . ies 8 up Goodallâ€"Rinn, â€"MacTaggart All square One of the features of the play was young Garth Porter, son of Dr. Porter who played a round in the afâ€" ternoon for a 56. He is expected to start golf next year. i=â€"Willhams ... .4.,.;,...... 5 down Bartholomewâ€"W ray, Buncke â€"â€"MePherson 2 down Dewarâ€"Dr. Porter, K. Little QOwn Stewartâ€"Drew, Cockburnâ€" HaAll esn sA sEA L s . % .. 2 down Dr. Dalesâ€"MeCoy, Anson~~ is d 3 down Goldsl)orou"hâ€"Adams, Dr. Bellâ€"Huckabone ......All square Atkinsonâ€"Carson, â€" Kaierâ€" .. Littleâ€"Lake, \Vale Emery Armstrongâ€"Lowe, MceGregor The Broke Hustler this week says: Timmins golfers had a run away victory from the local players at the weekâ€"end when twelve matches were played. . Timmins won seven matches; two were all square and the Falls won three. Seore by points:â€" Timmins 17,â€"Falls 14. The return match is to be played either this week or next. The seores were :â€"â€" Davisâ€"Fogg, Soderston â€" GOLPERS AT IROQUOIS FPALLS AT THE WEEKâ€"END Timmins". .. .:. South Poreupin« Iroquo: Mocelntyre well, S.8s.; BJ 3b.; Gauthiet valentine, l.f. o. ‘End 0 O ( Mcin‘re 1 0 : Umpiresâ€"W Jameson. The following is a summary of the game, and the league standing:â€" South _ Poreupineâ€"Cooke, _ s.s.; Gagnon, r.f.; Jemmett, 2b.; Spence, p.; Murry, 3b.; Holmes, c.; Mason, 1b.; Thornton, lf.; MceHutcheson, e.f. Melntyreâ€"Chisholm, e.f.;â€" Rothâ€" well, s.s.; FitzJohn, c.; Angrignon. On Friday last South Poreupine played the McelIntyre at Timmins in the Temiskaming Baseball League series, Meclntyre won once more, the score being 9 to 1. This gives the Melntyre further grip on the league championship. t innings Timmins 1 ‘II T‘he Victorious Over South Porcupine by a Score of 9 to 1 in Temiskaming Baseball Series McINTVRE ADDED TO LST OF Wws on fRigay wing to rain and e here Monday | the Palls in the Temiskaming Bas rUuUuns first Peasants, baretooted, walked seores of miles to be present at the funeral. the fellow went out west and| ‘‘He was a saint upon earth,‘"‘ said sixtyâ€"two years, three months| Queen Marie to the correspondent of day became suddenly ill and| the Associated Press who had known both sovereigns fifteen years. | would gladly have given my own life atoateat ..;..;..;..;..;.l if he could have been spared, for after 3/ all, the country needs a king more firmily, ‘*but I will not marry yX § than a queen. But it is a great satâ€" ¢/ isfaction to know that he died only emist : after all the useful ends of his life *) had been fulfilled, and he achieved and Assayer : the great goal of }15 lifeâ€"unification * ) and pacification of Roumanians under following is â€" of The Broke Falls :â€" ALL CALLED AT THE PALLS ACCOUNT OF RAIN bose LE AL I wereâ€" : throug! time a | one se with ) rain and wet grounds the Monday between Timmins ills in the north section of aming Baseball League was before completion of the successful in scoring xh as many errors in at bat and the Falls run and had a man 2 h i N 0 Pa rk, 1 1 is from the current none STANDING W ) 0 0 0 0 Iâ€"â€"1 7 1 0 3 0 xâ€"9 13 MceIntvre â€" and Hustler of Iro n, . oe.f.; â€" hoth c.; Angrignon Nottingham, p. 1 nNA@Ad man out when the Dixon, r.f down up down 4) all, the cc 4/ than a que isfaction t after all t had been | the great ; and pacific | one flag.‘‘ ::! Little P 4) zrandson 0 *) and son of \has been j | ‘l) X r b* t# 40 q * # #* # # #* # *# #4 # # #* +. #* *# + *# *#* “.“ # 2e va 1e #4 *.,,* .00. 7. | until he c .:.5 renounced :z:! some time 1 template a o:oé * [ A seiss '}' front yes #"# | r[flA P ,.’ h. 3 | Tony ?U w «/ ‘*I never s *@ | i+Â¥ $ ho N *# Roumania bade a sorrowful but alfectionate farewell to its beloved king, Ferdinand, who died last week, on Sunday, July 24th, the funeral beâ€" ing simple and unostentatious, in keeping with the life and views of the dead monarch. King Ferdinand was laid to rest in a soldiers‘ oaken colltin in the quaint old monastry of Courte; De Arges, where his ancestors rest. This town was Roumania‘s first capiâ€" tal. Queen Marie, well know through out the world as an author and writer, seemed to ‘he on the point of collapse all through the services, Another specially saddened figure at the grave side the cables say, was the young Queen Marie of Jugo Slavia, the late King Ferdimnmand‘s favourite daughter. The Cochrane Post last week says: ‘‘Mayor Ivy recently met with a serious and very painful accident which necessitated his removal to the Lady Minto hospital. _A slip of a large knife which he was using caused an ugly gash across the back of his left hand, severing several tendons and injuring the small bones in his hand. He is reported to be getting along nicely, although suffering greatâ€" ly; and it will be some days before he will be able to leave the hospital."‘ FPFERDINAND OF ROUMANIA HAS ITIMPRESSIVE FUNERAL, * "¢ o 1e ats at, s at, it ,t. .t 0.“.“.“.“.“.“ #0 04# 94 “. o se ata atnataat, “.“.“.00.“.“. ® “O #4 # #% ## 4 # *4 # + #4 + @ *4 + 4+ +4 * # #4 # # #* * # *4 *# 4 *4 * o a*. 2.*, .“00 #° "% ##4 +. .« An estse* *# °6 *4 * 4 # “00... ectocotrstectes* * _* â€"% *4 " se "+46" MAYOR OF COCHRANE MEETS WITH PAINFUL ACCIDENT. + t 0 * 0¢ ¢% 0t t t .t t ‘% ‘“ .00 ‘“ .“ .”'“ ‘N ‘00.“.“ .“..’:“. “.“ ’“ * .”.“.“. * _%. * .“.“.“.“ e flag."‘ Little Prince Michael, sixâ€"ye; indson of the late King Ferdi d son of the former prince, s been proclaimed king as M A regencey has been bilend mmm\“\“\\\\\\\\\\““\\m\ Taplin Natural Tread Shoes, Limited Special Representative, Lady or Gentleman, Unusual opportunity Educationâ€"reputation and address must be above average. 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SOQ)] i return eP( > >~~ Pn( * $ hings so dull w of Fire Insurance at Reduced Rates IlC Insurance of every description and Real Estate MORTGAGES ARRANGED 140 32 King St. W., Toronto, Ontario id to )1 s Michael appointed arol, who 1e throne d to conâ€" cation | Cobalt area the under| have caused .« Speaking of pot arâ€"old ”m"k(‘d‘ that the inand, | Crop of murphie Caro], | year seems to be ichael | deed, practicall cinted | tables promise i According to the recently expressed opinion of Dan Hellens, market garâ€" dener of North Cobalt, the present season has been a very good one for all market garden crops with the exâ€" ception of cabbages, The maggots are playing havoe with the cabbage plants in the Cobalt district accordâ€" ing to Mr. Hellens. He expects to have only a quarter of a normal yield this years, despite all efforts to diâ€" vorse the maggots from their cabbage homes. He says he set out about 40,000 cabbage plants, but will have only about ten thousand cabbages, Around this district market gardenâ€" ers have not been complaining about maggots on their cabbages. However, it is an odd fact that in this country potato bugs are unknown so far as this country is concerned, while in the Cobalt area the bugs in past years have _caused considerable trouble, Speaking of potatoes, it may be re.â€" nrarked that the promise for a rood ‘arelessness displayed by some of the berry pickers, Mr. Jos. Longpres some years ago started the system of sellâ€" ing tickets giving the right to pick berries on his property in Mountjoy township. _ _Mr. Longpres found the system worked pretty well and he is again following the plan this year. He rightly receives a few dollars for the use of his property by the berry pickers and on the other hand the pickers appear to be quite satisfied to pay the fee for the privilege. Those who will not pay for a ticket have to keep off Mr. Longpres property or be prosecuted for trespass. Mr. Longpres finds that his farm is much better used under this system than in earlier years when anybody that felt like it went on the place to pick berries. COBALT CABBAGES NOW SUBJECT TO MAGGOTS. maggots on t it is an odd 4 potato bugs this country i Cobalt area have â€" ceanused nomes. _ F16 40,000 ceabh} only about Around thi Finding it impossible to allow frec access to his property on account of the damage done to crops and the SELLING TICKETS AGAIN FOR PICKING BLUEBERRIES Barrister, Solicitor, Ete. ROOM 2 GOR.DON BLOCK TIMMINS William 0. Langdon 8Jx»C1 il] lin« .0 * % 44 +4 *4 #%.% #4 44 # #% #4 s w d4@ #,. * 0“. ## + # be # # #4 P + distric . good s af In vegp