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46/ Third Avenue Private Entrance for ladies right next j to Blahey‘s I.'.. x ' ~ Navigable : Waters Protectmn Act. Revised Stafiutes of Oa.nada. . Chapter 115 Arch.flh , B.A.Sc.,0.L.S . Civil Engineer Ontario Land Surveyor" _ Mattagdmn River Booming Company _ Limited will, under Section 7 of the "said Act, a.pply to the Minister of . Public Works at his office in the City: of Ottawa for approval of the said . site and plans, nnd for leave to conâ€" ah'net the said works. at Timmins, Ontario, the Whose office is ‘at the Town of Tnnâ€" «mins, in the District of Cochrane, hereby gives notice that it has, under Section 7, of theâ€"said Act, deposited With the Minister of Public Works at Ottawa and in the office of Land Titles for the District of Cochrane at Cochrane a description of: the site and plans of. storage and glance ‘booms and other works proposed to be erected in the Mattagami River for the purpose of assisting the drivâ€" ing and storage of logs, and timber and avoiding interference of navignâ€" tion, on the following lands: ly half of the Mattagami River bed exâ€" tending and lying between the west limit of Lot ;Eight (8) Concession Five (5), township of Mountjoy, and the southerly boundary of the northâ€" west part of the south parnt of Lot Two (2) Concession Three (3) exâ€" tended across the said River. _ PARCEL No. 2â€"The Northâ€"westerâ€" ly half of the Mattagami River bed from the point where the boundary between Lots Three (3) and Four (4) in Concession Two (2) of Mountjoy produced across the Mattagami River upstream to the southerly boundary of ithe township of Mountjoy. 6 3 y\ w â€" PARCEL No. 3â€"The Westerly half of the bed of the Mattagami River from the southerly boundary of the township of Mountjoy upstream through the townships ofâ€" Ogdf, Price and Thorneloe to the limit of that part of the Riy# granted for water power der Crown Lease No. 1830. PARCEL No. 4â€"The Easterly half of the Mattagami River bed from the southerly boundary. of the lands inâ€" eluded in Crown Lease No. 1830 upâ€" stream to the southerly limit of, the township of Thorneloe, + We Buy and Sell, all Kinds of 14 Wilson Avenue take Notice that after the eyâ€" piration of one month from the date of the first publication of this Notice, J. B. Thiboutot ~BEAUTY PARLOUR ~â€" New and 8econ_d-Ha.nd Furniture, Stoves, Etc. PARCEL No. 1â€"The Northâ€"easterâ€" MATTAGAMI RIVER BOOMING COMPANY LIMITED Be in style. Keep your hair wellâ€"dressed and modish. We are exâ€" perts. Let us bob your hair in the newest and most becoming style. Call personally or phone 691 for apâ€". pointment. Telephone 375â€"J. Goods. Phone 362 â€"50â€"1 p. t£. $ s ho s oi ib ® J EAB'I‘BB HONDAY APRIL 9TH. Invitations are being issued for a dance on Easter Monday, April 9th, in the Masonic hall, Timmins, nnder the auspices of the Order of the Eastern Star, Arbutus Chapter, Timâ€" mins. Tommy Stephen‘s> orchestra will furnish the music for the onca@ sion. Social events by the Eastern Star are always of much interest and excellence and the event on Easter Monday evening will be up to the usual standards. ‘ ) MANDOLIN ANDâ€" GU ~ARTISTS MAKE | Soloist Also Pleases Audiente at \Band Concert in Goldfields Fheatre 4 There _wa§ a good crowd at the band concert in the Goldfields theatre after the church services on Sunday evenâ€" ing last and there was general appreâ€" ciation far. the programme. given. Messrs R. Primo and. D. Proyetto made an espécial hit with their manâ€" dolin and guitar duets. On each apâ€" pearance these two artists were enâ€" thusiastically encored, the music beâ€" ing especially pleasing and melodious and the artists being particularly skilled on their instruments. . These antists have appeared on previous 0¢â€" casions on band concert programmes and ‘have always delighted the audiâ€" ence with their attractive music. Andther special .artist for the evenâ€" ing was Mr. Evan Williams, whose fine voice and musical talent won very general favour. In ‘‘Guide Me, O hou Great Jehovah,‘"‘ he was heard advantage, and won very proâ€" nounced encore. In* response, he gave part of the same solo in his naâ€" tive tongue,â€"Welsh,â€"and this parâ€" ticularly pleased other Welsh people present, while at the same time ‘being enjoyed by all music lovers present. Later in the evening Mr. Williams favoured the gathering with another selectipn in Welsh which was also well received. Mr. N. Shone iplayed the piano accompaniments in effective | way for the vocal numbers. . Another special item on the proâ€" gramme was the presentation of ""*The Talisman,‘‘ by the Band Quartetteâ€" Messrs Johns, 8. Johns and A. Wilford. This was 4 bright and. effective number. handled with special ‘ The selections by the band were worthy of note for their interest and excellénce. The band members gave of their best and their selections of themselves formed a decidedly worthâ€" while programme «for musicâ€"lovers. The selections by the band included.: March, ‘‘Spirit of Freedom‘‘; selecâ€" tion, ‘‘Recollections of _ Verdi‘‘; march, ‘‘Ivanhoe.‘" AAA4% A AUvam v-v M e e * w -wq- vq-â€"â€"v M BR MIIEILMAY . NA mmmm A; AA MA hacamc y Above is s layout of five members of the Executive Committee of ‘the‘ Empire Pnrlmmentary Assoew- tion who will ; ly visit Canada this year. They are (top, left to rlghf), Viscount Peel :and Mr. W. Ormsbyâ€"Gore, Underâ€"Secretary for Colonial Affairs. â€" Bottom: (left to right, Lord Bnrnhnm,Bt. Hon. J. H. ;. 4; _ Whitley, Speaker oftheBrmsthuseotOommons,whombemgnrgedf,".head ie del andLord Lincolnshire, The object of this association is to strengthen E}nlpu'e lations ihtongh trgde and ofllet MEMBERS OF EMPIRE PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION MAY VISIT.CANADA TIMMINS, ONTABIO, THURSDAY MARCH 29TH, 1928 ?’fiuch row "at Death of Mrs. Arthur Seguin, Schuâ€" * macher. â€" Free Clinics for Children at Schumacher Proved Very Successful and Helpf ul This Week. Other ~Schumacher News. Following an illness of several weeks, Mrs. Arthur Seguin passed peacefully away on Monday evening at her home on Second avenue. late Mrs. Seguin was in her 24th year and had been a resident of Schumachâ€" er since 1922, coming here with her husband shortly after their marriage in Kirkland Lake, Ont. The funeral services, largely attended by friends and relatives were conducted at her late residence on Tuesday evening by Schumacher, March 29, 1928. Speâ€" cial The Advance. Popukit Schfumacher. Young Woman Passes Away Monday Rev. Ivan Kennedy, pastor of Trinâ€" ty United Church. Many beautiful floral tributes spoke silently of love, sympathy, remembrance and esteem. Besides the husband the surviving relatives . are: mother, Mrs. M. A. Masales, Parry Sound, and two broâ€" thers, Carroll and Earl, of the same town. There are also three sistersâ€" Mrs. Beatrice Brown, Toronto; Mrs. Arthur Jones, Kirkland . Lake, hnd Miss Mildred Masales, Parry Sound. The remairs were taken on Wednesâ€" day to Parry Sound where the funcral will be held on Friday afternoon. To the bereaved husband and sorrowing relatives the sympathy of the entire community is extended. ~Mr. H. Armstrong made a business trip to Kirkland Lake during the week. ~Don‘t forget the Firemen‘s Dance in the McIntyre Recreation hall on Thursday evening, April 26th. Keep the date open for this social event. - Miss Marguerite Young is home after a very HUC(‘eSb‘fhl operatlon for appendicitis at the South Porcupme hospital. Wedneday, was véry succéessful. .A great number took advantage of the examination ‘and advice~â€" Several ladies of the town served. afternoon tea for the convenience of the visiâ€" tors. The free clinie for children held in the Mcelntyre ball under the direcâ€" tion of Dr. Phair, Provincia Board of Health, Toronto, on Tuesday and The many friends of Mr. Arlington e onl 3. o. 3 Hill, who has been confined to his [ Mr. J. W. Wray, manager of the home with an attack of pneumonia| W. E. Moysey Co. office here, was during the past. two weeks, will be visitor to Toronto and Montreal last pleased to hear of his convalescence. week-end‘ A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Skelly, on Wednesday, March 21st, Congratulations. | A ~very successful meeting of the Men‘s Association was held on Tuesâ€" day evening. The special attraction was an address on Mexico by Mr. Woodbury, of Timmins. The speaker spent several years in that part of the world, and possess an intimate knowledge of conditions and phases of life in the republic down by. the Rio Grande. ‘The members were deâ€" lighted with the ‘realistic message from this historic part of America. The programme was varied with vocal solos by Misses Teasdale and Trollope and community songs with Mr. ‘*Scotty‘‘ (Wilson at the piano. on Monday:evening. Following an operation at the Timmins hospital on Tuesday, the patient is making satisâ€" factory progress. > Miss Mamie Grentz, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. M. Grentz, was striken with an acute attack of appendicitis ‘A wellâ€"prepared bean supper with coffee and san‘wiches was thoroughly enjoyed by all. In the absence of Mr. W. R. Sullivan, president, theâ€" chair was ably filled by Mr. Geo. C. Murphy. PORCUPINE BASIN MINES HAS BEEN INCORPORATED According to a despatch from Toâ€" ronto last week, an announcement of interest was that of the incorporation of a new mining company by the name of Porecupine Basin Mines, Limited. Two hundred gacres of mining lands situated in the centre of \Vlntne\ Township in the Porcupine mining division, have been acquired and will be exploited by the new mining comâ€" pany. Work on the properties will progeed simultaneously with developâ€" ment on the Hunter Mines at Poreuâ€" pine Lake and the Scottishâ€"Ontario. properties recently taken over by the Canusa Mining Company, Limited. The effect of these joint operations ayill undoubtedly restore some of the. glamor. enjoyed ~by this area «in. the pioneer days of Porecupine. The new venture is sponsored by W. Huston Son, Limited, C.P.R. building, Toronâ€" to, who, it is understood, have underâ€" written a portion of the treasury shares of the company. i ENGINEERS‘ EXAMINATIONS AT TIMMINS ON FRIDAY Will Continue for Eight Days. Mornâ€" ing Classes in 1.0.0.F. Hall. Lectures in Central School Friday of this week, March 30th, Mr. Scott, will be at the Timmins High School to conduct the examinaâ€" tions for those wishing to qualify for stationary and hoisting : engineers‘ papers. The examinations will comâ€" mence at 9 a.m.. These examinations are conducted at various centres to accommodate those wisling to secure certificates as stationary and hoisti engineers. On Monday of this 'wegg similar examinations were held . at Haileybury and on Wednesday at Kirkland Lake. To those wishing to qualify as stationary or hoisting enâ€" gineers these examinations at local centres mean a greéeat saving in time PROGPECTORS‘ CLASSES START HERE NEXT WEEK and expense. The classes for prospectors, held in this and other districts for years with success, are to start at Timmins: on Thursday next, April 5th, and will be: earried on for eight . days The¢ classes have always been of service and value and this year will no doubt be of equal interest and usefulness. For years these classes were under the direction of Dr. W. L. Goodwin, who proved himself an ideal instrucâ€" tor and adviser. It is believed that Dr. E. M. Burwash, who will conduct the" classes thisâ€"~year, will be equally sucéessful. Dr. Burwash was formâ€" erly lecturer in geology at the Uniâ€" versity of British Columbia and he has a wide reputation as an expert in geology with a wide knowledge and experience. Prospectors and imining men who wish to brush up on their knowledge of prospecting, geology and mining ~matters generally will find these classes of much advantage and benefit. The classes for prospectors open in the 1.0.0.F. hall on Thursday, April 5th, at 10 a.m. The course will cover the practical study. of . minerals . and practice in mineral spottlng and 1ocLs, also instruction in elementary eology and.chemistry. _ '.fl In addition to the day classes there will be evening lectures by Dr. Burâ€" wash on geological topiecs. These lecâ€" tures will be illustrated by slides and will undoubtedly be valuable and: inâ€" teresting. The evening lectures will be held in the Central public school. The classes for prospectors are givâ€" en under the auspices of the Oftario Department of Mines. Miss Brining, of Toronto, is visitâ€" g her sister, Mrs. 0. G. HagueYs . Dr. A. H. Cameronâ€"Smith Physician and Surgeon ~Mixture "‘__ (BTRONG) Should be in Every Home. A positive relief. for Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Bronchitis, etc. Contains no Narcotics «+ Absolutely Bafe for UChildren (Pilsworth‘s Old Stand) South Porcupine Ont. «~ ~CG. N. ROSS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Officeâ€"Room 10, Reed Block King‘s Amusement Parlours Every Night Is Ladies‘ Night .South End â€"Pharmacy Phone 640 P.O. Box 1591, Timmins, Ont. Hours:â€"2 to 6 p.m.. or by appointment ___ _ More women are bowlâ€"* ing toâ€"day than ever. Some bowl for the thrill, some for health, and. others for reducing exercise. Bowling ansâ€" wers the purposes of all CANDY ALWAYS FRESH Chocolate Covered Nuts Chocolate Covered Fruits Buckley‘s PRICE 75c. For Sale by Phone 770