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Wrap all Garbage in paper.> Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All outside toilets must be made 4y proof. Hoursâ€"10â€"12, 2â€"5, 7â€"â€"8 and by appointment. Office: Homer L. Gibson Bldg. Pine Street Timmins Dr. E. L. Roberts Thursday, Dec. 29th, Eye, Ear, Nose and ‘Throat Fitting of Glasses The BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS COMING " TILLIE THE TOILER"â€" "EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE" And May the Rest of the Day Bring You Health, Happiness and Prosperity. Come and let the funniest family on the films put a permanent grin on your face NEWS and COMEDY. 4thâ€"WEDNES. â€" THURS.â€"5th W. C. Fields Reflecting Woman‘s Love Fate Through The Ages. By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTH Goldfields Capital $10,000,000 It‘s the kind of picture you will remember NEWS and COMEDY FRIDAYâ€"SATURDAY "THE DUMBELLS" Her latest and greatest achievement o NS c in oae M LAST TIME TOâ€"DAY Dorothy Phillips " REMEMEER " SPECIAL ! ! ! Gloria Swanson We invite your Savings Account and will arrange to accept deposits by mail when required. On The Stage ESTABLISHED 1832 00,000 Reserve $19,500,000 Resources $245,000,000 There is magic in that word which never can be forgotten. Did you ever stop to think how few homes would be secured unless someone saved money ? DOUGLAS MUTCH TO SURVEY APEX MINE PROPERTIES An importart announcement to the effect that Mr. Douglas A. Mutch will immediately survey the properties of Apex Mines, Ltd., was made followâ€" ing a meeting of the directors of the company in Toronto. § Mr. Mutch will proceed to examine the holdings of the company in the Township of Tisdale, in the Poreupine camp, and the Townships of Dufresâ€" noy and Rouyn, in the Rouyn area. On the completion of the survey he will make a report to the directors, which will include an outline of plans for the development of the properties. The stingy farmer was scoring the hired man for carrying a lighted lanâ€" tern when he went calling on his girl. ‘"The idea,‘‘ he exclaimed, ** when I was courtin‘ I never carried no lanâ€" tern; I went in the dark.‘"‘ ‘‘Yes,""‘ said the hired man sadly, ‘"‘"and look what you got."‘‘ New Empire Wednesday Thursday, Jan. With Gertrude Olmstead, Otis Harlan, Emily Fitzroy, Charles Gerrard, Gertrude Astor Friday and Saturdayâ€"-â€"f)ec. 30-31i A better programme of the movies for New Year‘s Eve can not be found in all Ontario. Monday Tuesday, January 2â€"3 ‘‘Gary Cooper is a newcomer everyone is going to like and the ladies are going to love.‘‘ Comedyâ€"‘‘BUSTER‘S INITIATION‘ GAUMONT NEWS â€"Exchange 2615 Keep your eye open for "JIM THE CONQUEROR" Coming to this theatre soon. " Wall Street Whiz" " THE CHEERFUL FRAUD ~" Richard Talmadge ‘‘*WISECRACKERS‘‘*â€"Chap. 6 ‘"*sSNOWED IN‘‘â€"Chap. 5 Comedyâ€"‘‘KING HAROLD‘ PATHE NEWS and REVIEW Reginald Denny Gary Cooper â€" Pass â€" Antornetie Dusseault, Albvrt Lavigne, Simonne Valade, Alma Ruest, Therese Fourâ€" nier, Ernest St. Denis, Luce Rocheâ€" fort, Aline Fournier, Alice Villenâ€" euve, Roma Bussiere, Ldurette Larose, lIuhe)t Guilbault, Albert Fournier. Junior IIIâ€"Honoursâ€"Fabien Laâ€" belle 77. A. Chateauvert 80. Honoursâ€"Agathe Piche 79, Albert Cloutier 79, Amanda Roy 78, Diana Vaillancourt 78, Henri St. Denis 78, M. Paule Lyrette 77. Passâ€"Roland Morisette 74, Anâ€" tonio Beaulne 73, Rodolph Portelance 72, Realla Desrochers 72, Emile Cleâ€" ment 72, Alma Cardinal 72, F. Ange Perreault 70, Irene Thibeault 69, Leo Boulanger 68, Rosaris Charrette 68, Stanley Sobseynsky 67, Lionel (Patry 63. Sr. IIIâ€"80%â€"100% High Honâ€" oursâ€"Joseph (Gauthier, Irene Noel, Marjolaine Labrosse, Yvette Allaire; Gabrielle Morin and Laurette Labelle equal; Marie Robitaille. 715%â€"80% â€" Honoursâ€"Adrienne Chartier, Donat Parent, Fabiola Pouâ€" lin, Doris Brazeau, Yvonne Cardinal, Marguerite Doucet, Albert Vaillanâ€" court; Charles Villeneuve and Oliva V aillancourt. Pass :â€"Priscilla Goulet 74, Rose St. Denis 74, Florida Fleury 14 Antonia Chrispin 74, Ronald \1lleneu\e 74, Y vonne 'Pmtelance 73, Alma Morms- sette 70, Antoine Leduc 69, Anneâ€"May St. Charles Separate School Christmas Examinations Junior TV.â€"High Honoursâ€"Helen Pilon 85, Flore Rondeau 84, Florida Murray 82, Donalda Brazeau 81, M. Standing of the Pupils of the Various Classes at the St. Charles School. _ Results of the Christmas Examinaâ€" tions. Names Arranged in Order of Merit, with Marks Obtained by Each Pupil. NCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO and Sr. IIâ€"A. Beau Jr. III:â€"High hor mrisebois 85, Therese ine Charron 83, J Antomette pay thie U per cent. S Paymaster stockholder wrong. The stock bonu from the Mineral Lands stockholders of that co still hold the same num of Mineral Lands stoc held prior to the merge As reported in «these columns several weeks ago, the shareholders of the Premiet Paymaster Mines Comâ€" pany and the United Mineral Lands Corporation, at special meetings held at Reno, voted in favour of a consoliâ€" dation of the companies, and early this month the legal formalities in connection with the transfer of the assets of the former were accomplishâ€" ed. The final step is the exchange of stock, and regarding this the United Mineral Lands Lorpordtlon has issued a letter to the shareholders, which reads, in part, as follows:â€"‘‘Under the terms of the merger, shareholders of ‘Premier Paymaster Mines Comâ€" pany are entitled to receive one and oneâ€"half (1%) shares of United Minâ€" eral Lands Corporation stock, No. 6 assessment paid, for each share of Premier Paymaster Mines Company stock, No. 13 assessment paid. _ To d(‘lllldt(‘ the exchange, arrangements have been made w herebv the Liberty Trust Company of Boston, Mass., who are the transfer agents for United Mineral Lands Corporation, will, upon receipt of your certificates of Premier Paymaster Mines Company, No. 13 assessment paid, properly endorsed in blank with your name written on the back of the certificate on the lower right hand line exactly as your name appears on the face of the certificate and witnessed, issue ‘United Mineral Lands (‘orporatlon stock as above stated.‘‘ Notwithstanding the terms of the consolidation have been clearly set forth, it appears that some Minâ€" eral Lands stockholders are under the impression that they will be compelled to surrender a portion of their stock in order to enable their company to pay the 50 per cent. stock bonus to Lorain, O comes of the viere (0, IvG@AaLl (£0, â€" iJATiULL Horne 75. Pass:â€"Donat Crispain 71, Rene Portelance 71, Nora St. Denis 70, Florâ€" ent Roy 69, Therese Castonguay 67, Fernand Brazeau 653, Romeo Gauthier 61, Rene Cardinal 60, Germaine V ailâ€" lancourt 60, Armand Pelletier 60. Sr. I.â€"A. Berthelâ€"80% to 90%â€"â€" Frida Pilon, YÂ¥vette Blain, Aurele Baribary, Pernande Coutu. 60% to=80%â€"Irum Groulx, Henri Morissette, Lionel Lajambe, Ben Chamberland, Girard Piche, Hermas Lacourse, Malvina Piche, Lilho Lacasâ€" se, Gerald Barbary. TERMS OF AGREEMENT OF UNITED MINERALS LANDS, Honours :â€"The Perreault 78, Ber ne Chamberland 76. Pass :â€"Marguerite Theriault 74, Aline Ranger 70, Gabrielle Thibeaut 69, Laurette Potvin 69, Rachel Dufresâ€" ne 67, Juliette Clouthier 67, Laurin Thibeault 67, Eudore Laroque 67, Dorina Roy 65, Harry Desormau 65, Cecile Benoit 64, Raymond St. Jean 63, Fernand Desrocher 64, Florence Pilon 63, Lualle Patry 62, Bertha Dubien 60. Form II..â€"High honours:â€"Fedora Coursol 84, Cecile Foisey 82, Claire V aillancourt 80. Honours:â€"Therese Piche 79, Leonic Boileau 79, Jules Desjardins 79, Heeâ€" tor Faugeat 78, Solange Lavigne 78, Jouglas Daigle 78, Cecile Roy 77, Rayâ€" mond St. Aubin 76, Florence Belanger 76, Antoine Roy 75, Madeleine Tremâ€" blay 75. C Pass:â€"Florence Dubreuil 74, Malâ€" colm Thibeault 73, Laurette Godin 73, Albini St. Onge 72, Jules Plouffe 72, Jeanne d‘Are Brazeau 72, Rene Grouâ€" Ix 71, Adrien Maurice: 71, Leo Thiâ€" beault 70, Mutiel Laroche 69, Armand Brazeau 68, Rosairio Rochon _ 68, Ouide Maurice 67, Lea Boulanger 67, Simone Lavigne 66, Leo. Lebrun 66, Omer Fournier 66, Lucienne Bclangcr 65, Anita Godin 64, Simone Brissette 63, Marguerite L.l\ igne 63, Aldege Hr iZzeau 02, Georges ( ote 62 High honours:â€"Pauline Caron 95, Augusta MceLellan 92, Leopold Lajorie 92, Juliette Gauthier 92, Antoinette Danis 90, Irene Ledue 90, Marie Claire Plouffe 88, Jacqueline Stamett 88, Blanche Poirier 82, Gerade Gauâ€" thier 80, Gertrude Chartier 80, Valere Caron 80. (8r,. â€" T.â€"Honours:â€"Lucienneâ€" Lariâ€" Dagnenais 66, Noel Ranger 66, Sasseville 64, Rene Beaulne 60. Sr. IIâ€"High bonoursâ€"Lucile viere 80. â€"Honours :â€"Lucienne â€" Lariâ€" Real Seripnick 76, Sarah +} old Therese Blian 79, Bla Bertha Dubien 77, Y time 0o imils corpor nal:â€"â€"What beâ€" ld man who usâ€" ubien (1, Â¥vonâ€" Edith Brisebois n the company 1to ck bonus to That is will be paid reasury, and ‘oration will er of shares which thev 79, Blanche #t A line ‘A. J. McCool Missing Since Dec. 10th. Son of Late Chas. McCool, M.P. for Nipissing In Eastern Ontario there is great puzzlement and interest at present in the mysterious disappearance of A. J. MceCool, of Pembroke, postmaster a that .place. He left Pembroke on Dec. 10th, saying that he was going to Ottawa on business. The tulluw ing day he wired his wife that he would not be home for a day. Since then no trace or track of him has been found, though diligent search has been made. When the Christmas rush started in the Pembroke post offtice his wife became anxious, and general enquiries were made. It was found that he had not registered at any of the Ottawa hotels and no track of him can be found in that city. Thinking that he might have gone on to Monâ€" treal that city was also searched but without any encouraging results. He appears to have slmpl\ dropped out of sight. Last week the report of his disappearance was sent to the post office authorities at Ottawa. Mr. Mceâ€" Cool has been suspended as postmasâ€" ter, and Mr. Wm. Buttars has been appointed as acting postmaster. _ It is reported that all the affairs of the missing man are in correet condition, and that no clue to his disappearance is furnished by his financial standing. In Pembroke belief persists that the missing postmaster, in a mental aberâ€" ‘ation, headed for Montreal. The Montreal police have been given an excellent deseription of Mr. MeCool and have been sent his picture so that they may nml\v a thorough search for him. Mrs. MeCool is hodrt broken at the blow w hwh has struck her family and is on the verge of a nervous breakâ€"down. â€" When last seen, Mr. Meâ€" Cool was wearing a grey fedora hat, dark overcoat and grey tweed busiâ€" ness suit. at ~Dalton‘s Park on Thursday of next week, Jan. 5th. The members of the club and their friends are asked to meet at the Rex Parlours at 745 and proceed to the eclub house. It is intended to hold a bean supper at the new club house on the oceasion. Not only members of the elub but all inâ€" terested in skiâ€"ing are invited to the formal opening of the elub house. Great interest has been shown this season in skiâ€"ing and it is expected that with the new club house to proâ€" vide needed accommodation the interâ€" est will be still further increased and extended. PEMBRONE PDGTMASTER MYGTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS SKI CLUB HOUSE TO BBE OPENED ON JANUARY 5th The disappearance of Mr. MeCool recalls the disappearance of his unâ€" cle, Charlie MeCool, seven years ago. Mr. MeCool started out for his timâ€" ber limits and was nexer‘ seen again. A club bag and axe which he earried at the time were found beside a lake, but there was no sign of Mr. MceCool. Local Distributorsâ€"National, Grocers Co, Ltd., Timmins y t o m P Puy PLAYING HOCKEY THESE DAYS IN THE ROUYN CAMF houyn.. Lhe Nugget said :â€"â€" ‘*The inhabitants of the Rouyn mining district have something other than "0](] digging to engage their atâ€" tention. For instance they have a fourâ€"team hockey group and ac ‘{cording to press reports of the games they are no pinkâ€"tea parties. The teams are the Huskies, Firemen, Canadiens and Norandas and they rate in that order in the group standing. ‘‘Mickey‘‘ Burns of New Liskeard, }lailoybur and North Bay fame, lldl‘ds the twine for the Firemen, and I rnie Fink, forâ€" merly of Mattawa, is the mentor of the team. Here‘s how they deseribe the material that is used by the variâ€" ous teams: **(Good defence men are plentiful, both of the kind that tickle the steerage fans with bumps to an opponent, dll(l the kind that somehow stop the rush without anyone seemâ€" ingly able to describe the method emâ€" ployed afterwards. _ There are even breger varieties among the forwards strutting their stuff, when one thinks of the long range shooting wizards, the bewildering stick handlers, the shoot and followâ€"in pests, and the artâ€" ists who seem to be able to make the goalie dance, in every situation. But the diversity among the goalâ€"keepers is the least, they all try to get in front of the pu(-l\ with something, and more than four of them could be named for regular â€" berths." \'und.l\' is the favourite day for the eames. CHRISTMAS PARTY AT MR. PERCY YOULTON‘S Hockey is a very popular sport in lrouyn these days. The North Bay Nugget, in its sporting page last week made extended reference to hockey at ltouyn. The Nugget said :â€" ‘*The inhabitants of the Rouyn mining district have something other than gold digging to engage their atâ€" tention.. For instance they have a PER DaAY Learn and Earn \\ art time on i ot or M echâ€" anics, Battery, Welding, Vulcanizing and House Wiring, also Bricklaying and Plastering, ing and Beauty Culture Work. Be Prosperous and Happy % Good positions now open. rite or call free instructive book. Hemphill Chartered Schools 163 King Street Wost â€" «= Toronto Free Employment Serviceâ€"Coast to Coast YOU CAN EARN $6 to $10 3 / Ih \\\\\\\\\