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rorquis Junctionâ€"Irc Kirkland Lake â€"«Cher Mathesonâ€"Shillinigto Timmins West Raad 1932â€" Kirkland Lakeâ€"Cheminis Rd. Ferguson Highway . Porquis Junctionâ€"Timmins Rn Goldthorpeâ€"Kirkland Lake Rd. ... Porquis Junctionâ€"Iroquois Falilsâ€" Rd Swastikaâ€"Kirkland Lake Rd. ... Equipment and Tools .......... Gen. Maintenace, Settlers‘ and Othcr Roads Sundry Expsnditure ..........:....l... j Porquis Junctionâ€" Shillingtonâ€"Monte Mathesonâ€"Shilling Iroquois Fallsâ€"Nel Equipment and T Gen. Maintenance Sundry Exp 1931â€" Porquis Junciionâ€"Timmins Rd. Ferguscn Highway Mathesonâ€"Monteith Rd. Teckâ€"Larder Lake Ra. :...................... Hoyleâ€"Shnilllington â€" RQqd.° Porquis Junctionâ€"Iroquois Falls Rd Monteithâ€"Iroquois Falls Rd. Munroe Rd. ; Iroquois Fallsâ€" Nellie La,ke Rd Dear Sir:â€"Again imposing on your kirdness, which you have always been so glad to extend me in the past, may I ask you to please publish the enclosâ€" ed statement with regard to expendiâ€" tures of the Provincial Government in the riding of South Cochrane. I am not in any way writing this letter from a political standpoint but as I have been provincial representative since the first of December, 1926, a detailed statement should be given to the conâ€" stituency of this riding as to where and how money has been spent on road work. During the years 1927 and 1928 the system as then carried on by the Department of Development did not keep separate the amount of money that was spent in the districts of North and South Cochrane. You will recall at that time we had only one district engineer, Mr. Harry Duff, who had charge of both these r‘dings. The expenditure in each riding for these two years would run into the neighâ€" bourhood of $350,000.00 per year each. If you will take the total of the enâ€" closed statement which runs $2,940,â€". 713.51, add to that the $700,000.00 which was spent approximately in the years FON 13 Ferguson Highway Timminsâ€"Porquis Junction Rd Teckâ€"Larder Lake Rd. Monteithâ€"Iroquois Falls Rd Shillingtonâ€"Hoyle Rd. in ie . South Porcupineâ€"Timmins Rd. ................... TLORCL : :*... 01. : en d es dn Porquis Junctionâ€" Iloqums Falls u.o s T iC B EU : 220 .. 2e ies en dn in in in nds ra d y mandy Palls Rd. ......... Kirkland Lakeâ€"Harker Gcld Min"s Rd ............. s COreek Fidl. 2l o e Noréh. FOAUTE . .. 0 [A sns is is o h hoi w o Harker Go‘d Minesâ€" Ghosts River Landing Triplex Mines Rd. C Munroe Rd. . Iroquois Fallsâ€" Nelhe Lake Rd Teckâ€"Harker Gold Mines Rd. Equipment and Tools Gen. Maintenance, Settlers‘ Ot.hcr Roads Sundry Expenditure ed statemen tures of the the riding c not in any w The Editor, The Porcupine Ad Timmins, Ontario. The following letter from A. F. Kenâ€" ning, MP.P., for South Cochrane ridâ€" ing, explains itself and certainly gives facts and figures that are most interâ€" esting and informative. In giving out this irformation in the easily underâ€" stood form in which he presents it Mr. Kenning is following his usual practice of keeping the public fully informed on public questions of interest. Mr., Kenning‘s Letter Timmins, Ont., Nov. 6th, 1933 REDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1933 Interesting Figures of Provincial Government Expendiâ€" tures in South Cochrane District in the Past Seven Years. Amount Expended Last Year was $261,198.30 for Roads and More for Relief. Figures Given for Each Year on Roads. $3,640,000.00 Spent in This Part of North, 1926 to 1933 October 17th, 1933 intce, Expenditu thâ€"Iroquois Falls Rd tonâ€"Connlaught Rd.‘ .. le Lake Ra. 3 onâ€"Connaught General Work Unemployment Relief Expenditure from Nov. Ist, 1928 to 31st Oct., 1933 Departmert of Northern Development Unemployment Relie{ Pund H s‘ and Other Roads District of South Cochrane. Unempoyment Relie{ nt undist ributed Expenditure Again thanking you for your kindness in publishing this statement, I beg to remain, My one reason for furnishing this statement at the present time is to bring before the public the cost of building roads and the gigantic effort that is being made by the present govâ€" ernment to develop a country, of which we, citizens of the province oi Ontario, have an unbounded faith. To those of this riding who should at any time deâ€" sire any information with regard to this as to where certain amounts of money have been spent, no matter how small, I will be only too pleased at any time to furnish this information zrrom my office in this town. The personnel of our nermanent disâ€" trict staff, at the head of which is Mr. Donald Lough, is second to none in the Department of Northern Development. We have three district inspectors who have a great amount of experience in road building in the North and who have ever since I have been member given me all the assistance that is in their power. 19827 and 1928 you will find that our expenditures ran, since October 31st, 1926, to about $3.640,000.00. Since the 31ist of October, 1928, which is the end of our fiscal year we were allotted a district engineer of our own, whose work covered the riding of South Cochâ€" rane exclusively, and it is covering the expenditures subsequent to this date that the attached statement refers. There are in this district close to seven hundred miles of road of which almost two hundred miles are mainâ€" tained daily. Yours very sincerely 110,290.46 47,268.07 24,271.17 12,400.58 0,521.29 2,3 74.00 09,900.1 1 112,056.65 100,513.22 93,256.43 53,870.00 26,080.71 16,803.20 6,687.57 4,112.36 2,192.6% 20,635.06 98.175 135,840.01 85,640.77 20,808.38 13,044.73 11,831.88 7,002:45 6,874.05 6,687.74 6,669.34 44 999.71 163,441.99 . 66,335.47 . 14,362.67 12,798.43 7,323.93 6,637.89 5,170.02 4,764.47 3,105.16 2,942.91 2,360.94 2,280.10 2,267.14 2,097.59 1,800.91 1,578.36 26,263.55 $96,155.94 41,485.32 13,697.22 11,311.48 11,185.32 9,441.50 8,186.17 4,892.48 4,688.50 4,392.64 3,337.47 2,849.81 2,177.00 1,827.56 1,646.75 1,468.08 1,305.35 1,075.88 24,908.08 90,5652 45 NNING $2,413,677.83 $1,705,061.66 $527.025.68 | 302,025.68 77,402.38 Squirrels â€" Richard Boyd, Denvil Brown, Bernard Tole. Robins â€" Audrey â€" Leach, Garnet Cooke, Audrey Nelson. Miss E. James, teacherâ€"Morningsâ€" ' Attle Syfridson, Dorothy Dalton, Joan Pye, Kathleen Cook, Marion Patriquin. l Afternoonsâ€"Joy Webber. a bird in season and one ‘that is not. Some are very faulty in counting their bag too. Gore Bay Recorder:â€"Most hunters seem to have ‘bad eyeâ€"sight when it comes to telling the difference between IIâ€"Miss N. Gosselin, teacherâ€"Bertha Sheridan, Ronald Taylor, Adolph Salomone, Freeda Diament, Douglas Roy, Doris Randall, Ralnph Redden, 'Be-bty Stevens,â€"Gladys Roy, Donalt | Wallingford, Wallace Sargales. Jr. Pr. and K.P.â€"Miss E. Dempsay teacherâ€"Bluebirdsâ€"Bernice Thompson Minthrew Moore, Norma Richardas. Sr. Pr.â€"Miss H. Weston, teacherâ€" Audrey Sauve, Garnet McJanet, Patsy Nelson, Billy Lucas, Rose Bright, Pegâ€" gie Strongman, Marjorie Tomlinson, Alex McMillan, Doris Brown, Arlie McCharles, Everil Eadeo. PHONE 7 57 CEDAR ST 153 NORTH y our snow" ite Laundry Jr. Iâ€"Miss C. Dodd, teacherâ€"Sam Diament, Hazel Rita Caron, Stanley Glaister, Audrey Worthingham, Ruth Burd, Vaino Pihlajo, Alex Suzack, Betâ€" ty Mcux, Norah Paver, Danice Stewart, Agnes Thornson. Sr. Iâ€"Miss M. Thorburn, teacherâ€" Marguerite Latham, Ida Diament Richard Stingle, Josephine Melville George Shaw, Stanley Hadley, Phyllis Mounsey, Betty Stiby, Ruby Strongâ€" man, George Smith, Janet McMillan, Walter McMillan, Basil Trevethan, Weldcn Carver, Jack Wilson. FINE LAUNDERING ~AT. TIMMINS NEW METHOD LAUNCRARY Jr. IIâ€"Miss M. Humphries, teach-eri â€"Herbert Gridley, Albert FPlorence, Jack Dempsey, Earl McNeil, Jean Smyth, Lillian Snyder, Clarence Fuller. I Jr. IIâ€"Miss M. Humphries, teacherâ€" Ross McIntosh, Peter Harrower, James Welsh, Eileen Barkel, Beatrics Penâ€" nington, Florence Gledhill, Lloyd Salaâ€" mone, Hazel Stevens, Oliver Nicholls. Jr. IIâ€"Miss M. Humphries, teacher Jr. IIIâ€"Charlotte McLeod, Geraldine Miller, Mervyn Hunt, Charlie Alatolo, Edra MacDonald, Laura Laamenan, Jim Hadley, Dalphne Gallagher. Sr. IIâ€"Miss Turner, teacherâ€"Muriel Stuart, Annie McColsman, Evelyn Nelâ€" son, Wilma Hawse, Anno Middleton, Douglas Moyle, Lily Johnson, Madeline Berlinger, Russell Cripps, Myrtle Knell, Joyce Service, Flcra Walterhouse. Jr. IIIâ€"Miss M. Tackaberry, teacher â€"Gladys Langman, Eveline Partridge, Fred Florence. Sr. IIIâ€"David Bell, Bessie Montgoâ€" mery. Sr. IIIâ€"Miss M. Kerr, teacherâ€"John Stingle, Joycse Collins, Marion Conâ€" stant, Jack Webb, Eugene Montgomery, Harvey McColoman. When dress shirts and fine linens cost as much as they do toâ€"day, they should be carefully lauwwâ€" dered. Here you‘ll find the peakâ€"ofâ€"perfection in both fine laundering and fine service. Sr. IVâ€"Mr. Beattic McConnell, Cora Ma der. Jr, IVâ€"Isabel Haystead, Verna Walls. Sr. IVâ€"A. R. Fisher, teacherâ€"Clara Wakeford, Edgar Poarce, Herbort Langâ€" don, Fernando DeLuca, Gwen Bown. Jr. IVâ€"Miss E. Blyth, teacherâ€"Manâ€" ley Flowers, Urbain Emard. The following is the report of the Mattagami public school for October:â€" October Report for the Central School Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes at the Mattagami Public School for the Month . of Ocitober, 1933. A dividend payment of five cents per share is planned to be paid to shareâ€" holders of the Buffajoâ€"Ankerite on Feb 15th, 1934. The word from Buffaloâ€" Ankerite is pleasing and most encour aging to shareholders. Gold recovereo from May lst, 1932, to Aug. 31st, 1933. totalled $512,250.00 at standard rate for gold, the actual premium being another $112,918.00. During the month of Ap-' gust an average of 340 tons per day was milled. Profit on present operaâ€" tions is said to run around $25.000.00 per month, before depreciation, depleâ€"| tion and deductions for taxes. Thel official estimate of broken ore in stopes is given as 35,000 tons with a noat worth' of $130,000.00. Underground work is ’ | proceeding with excellent results. The mine appears to be very efficiontly managed and to be making good in very pleasing way. February Dividend for the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite L /A U AUNORY eattie, teacherâ€"Phyllis i Mansfield, Vita Linâ€" //// \â€"Y¥¥ 0 [@Q@VY ‘ 57 CEDAR ST. NORTH THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO Room 5â€"Jr. IVâ€"S. M. Rzoinson, eacherâ€"Kauno Korri, James Dunsâ€" more, Rcbert Laidlaw. Room 6â€"Jr. IVâ€"S. M. Shropshire, teacherâ€"Betsy Dodge, Eva Hansen, F] 80 The following is t of the Central public Room 1â€"Sr. IVâ€"E. cipalâ€"Fred Schrcoode bottle 86, Renald Pon Edaie Bokla 79, Gu Ninfos DelVillano 75. Rcom 3â€"Sr. IVâ€"O. C. R cherâ€"George Lacey 78, Ne 77, Marjorie Thomson 76, October Report of Mattagami School 76 Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classos at the Timmins Central Public School for the Month of October, 1933. GEESE, per Ib. Fresh Killed CHICKENS, per Ib. FOWL, per Ib. :::....:.. DUCKS, per Ib:. ........ Fancy Red Spring half 1b. Bacon â€" %";.* 10c Homeâ€"madeâ€"Rich and Spicy Mincemeat 2 1» 25¢ Sliced Breakfast Best Cut from Young Room 4â€"Jr. IVâ€"E. R. B; Helen Promans 88, Eva orence Spadafore 80, St PORK LOINS . 15¢ HAM $ STEAKS or ROASIS Round â€" * 12¢ Sirloin n. 15¢ Porterhouse * 18c Rump io. 12¢ elen Promans 88, Eva Fartais 82, rence Spadafore 80, Stella Kremer Thelma Burke 79, Lena Gomiero Sophie Donylchiuk 76, Vivian Porco Verna Kyle 75. ‘resh Young Pork SHORTENING eilVlilano 70. ‘â€"Sr. IVâ€"Miss G. D. Everett, Barbara Lowe 82, Edna Pond Meat and Fish prices good till Saturday Night only A P. QUALITY BEEF ng is the October report I public school, Timmins: ITIVâ€"E. J. Transom, prinâ€" thrcoder 91, Chester Harâ€" ald Pond 83, Lee Larry 81. 79. Gunnar Kallunki 78, ROASTS 2 1h. print 190 R. Baker. teachet amsay, teaâ€" i1 McLaren Jean Warâ€" 18c 20¢ land Rcom 12â€"Sr. I and Jr. IIâ€"Miss M Brownell, teacherâ€"Jr. Iâ€"Lloyd Riley Agnes Coastnuk, Kenneth Mellesn Llovyd Morring, Ruth Westerholme. Room 11â€"Jr. IIâ€"Miss J. Bogie, teaâ€" cherâ€"Jennie Staviarska 87, Jeanne Fotoff 86, Irene Ruotsala 85, Anita Soni 84, Sidney Helperin 84, Tom Shub 84, Anne Groab 80, Rose Kremer 80. Room 9â€"Jr. IIIâ€"M. A. Morrison, teacherâ€"Bruce Taylor 83, Annabelle Lang 81, Billy Southan 81, George Donâ€" er 77, Michelina Chiola 75, Norman Walkkila 75. Room 10â€"Sr. II and Jr. IIIâ€"Miss G. Peterson, teacher â€" Sr. IIâ€"Gunnar Felkkinnen, Fred Milne, Irene Pouff, Mary McMillan, Alen Costain, Steve Denisavitch. Jr. IIIâ€"Ellen Tarnan vitch, Annie Pannas. Room 7â€"Sr. III(â€"V. McKinley, teaâ€" cherâ€"Sauli Leivo 80, Winnie Parnel 739, Dean McArthur 79, Maurice Helâ€" perin 76, Eugene Merikalles 76. Room 8â€"Jr. III and Sr. IIIâ€"A. G. â€" Sr. IIIâ€"Freda Campbell, Irene Smith, Phyllis McCoy, Mabel Sween, Eva Pincinec, Leslie Hartâ€" ing, Amimie Klemizek, Donald Warren, Elso Peltoniemi. Ruth Weedon. Doris Read, Dennis Moore, Blanche Davidson, Yoli Manero, Theda MciInâ€" tyre, Garfield Morris, Dorothy Habib, Grace Lago. 206 io. 13¢ Mary Klimoâ€" Room 14â€"Sr. Primer E. Acton, teacherâ€"Jr. I Jr.â€" Iâ€"â€"Billy Slywchuk 82 Berini 81, Eddie Boulko 81 Shragge 80, Jovce Stone 7 Butovich 78, Eddie Assad 78, M tais 78, Mary Kolyshesnko, B terson 77, Alec Boulko 75. Room 13â€"Jr. I and Sr. Iâ€"Miss E. Ohlman, teacherâ€"Sr. Iâ€"Ernest Cockâ€" lin 81, June Kelly 81, Shirley Keizer 81, Betty Tynrell 80, Ledo Nastasuk 79. Sara Feldman 78, Florence Anderson # 45p . r’////f’lfllfil////////////////’////////////////’//’/4 Jr. IIâ€"Gilbert Hill, Douglas Kullus, Maitland Luxton, Frank Pearce, Jean Mason, Douglas Baker. Grapes * * * *# 4 Apples Rolled Oats 3 * 19G¢ Jelly Beans . 150 Sheik Brand Quaker Oats Sardines L ux Palmolive Toile Brunswick Domestic EDGE BREAD 24 lb, bag For Quick Washing Prunes Fancy Santa Clar: Alice AP worldfamousCOFFEES BOKAR > 35¢ RED CIRCLE » 25¢ 6 OCLOCK 29c¢ Don‘t Fool Yourself You Are Judged by Your Home Have J. D. Campbell install in your home, the latest fixtures that will harmonise with your Furniture ) sSpruce Street Grocery prices good till next Wednesday J. 1. CA MPBELI iman 78, Barbara ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR C GILTEDGE 65 BREAD ‘ a. LARGE PACKAGE 18c ind Jr. Iâ€"â€"Mis: â€"Howard David Quick or Regul: Mary Monic Goldi Phone 118 M}) | Edy ELdythe CGro Room 15 teacherâ€"G han, Mircc ~â€"mad 1isesâ€" mMm1l. acher. 98 1b. bag 3 c 170 Cress Corn Salve y Remu Primerâ€" 6 Tins Kingston Hotel, Timmins Ceorge co Soni bushel 1t specially iranteod. Small Pkgs. 2 1b for Pkg. 2 1b, pkg. 1¢€ 2.49 ora Hi n You 19¢ s F. L. Petoars, Norma Monaâ€" Scarabus, Lois rdine, Hemino hose difficult at Moisiley PAC McCull