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:WM““OOMOQM $00096000000000000060660§666 0008999808000 0000060§800000000000000000000000006080060 W“OWWOMW | _ Be Sure of Success & «> €» #0000800000000000908000000009000000000860090000006066 The Haileybury Business College Hundreds of men and women began their Progre:s in the Business World by taking this St:p, which is open to you. Toâ€"day they hold important and well paid positions, because they became EFFICIENT through the help of : The Way is open to you. ‘You have ambitionâ€"you want to succeed â€"you want to be a Leader. Â¥ WINTER TERM begins Monday, January 3rd For Particulars write WILLIAMS & ROSS 19. :A Proprietors Branches:â€"North Bay, Sudbury, Bracebridge, Collingwood. 0009000000008 4000 1 0000890 000 00000000049 08000 000644 Telegraphic Charges paid on all Orders and Confirmations aIyZz THIS SERVICE A TRIAL Present attractive Purchasas at their present Prices, Ensures you the best cxecution o° your Orders, Prompt Doliveries and Sattlements. Till the Market advances bof While they are at thete Low Leveils. Ensures privacy in all your transactions. Copy of this Coke Book will be sont Frge, upon request Homer L. Gibson & Co. All Slibs, n> edgings. £5.00 per cord, delivered any plc: in Timmins or to any of the mines as far as Schumacher. WALLINGFORD BROS5. FOUR FOOT SLABS #0008§00000000000000008000080000080000060000040404 Take this step now toward eenemum e ene ermrs ommnerventoniner encemennerâ€"<n e~ Business Traiming . HAILEYEURY, ONT. for details of a Free Corresâ€" pondence Course. A good position with big money availsevery graduate. _ Our Private Sode Book Mining Stocks Our Personal Service _ NORTHERN CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 311CA OEZ TA T 703â€"4â€"5 Bank of Hamilton Building MATTACAMI HEIGHTS by securiag a thorough mclhiires) ons m Members Standard Stock Exchange andad Clerks. . Good salaries paid to SUCCESS COK XCE Write today to the DQ NOT WAIT For Sale TOROETO, ONT. afore plac BUY acing your orders m >nty enl 5q 1 reveveuspey, i] femenmeoncnâ€"fAont D. C. ROSS, Principal h. d thi £23 0 LECEN NUVAT L NAIRLT g Ino sin, no future life, : g‘. 11'13.'::] :‘i...- :i_:i--\:. €)for Dimseif, â€"CRAL W 8 lereed by which two m g"»'.u?i_" t it had brough €!|and riches fl!lfil,()!l(‘ of %x‘i] to sacrifice 1,\ '.\‘.".?ut' E’!"“‘ ne killed Dick ] im:ltl he had f,u iked U} I friend, but/Dick even a 3 § ' not free to pyogress. z for ‘ed to remain ‘‘ear :;ilg Q\'.h â€"willing to ‘be C ' higher r}'vmi‘i:;;xt Ylo | progressive foree both o §i.nwl what we tall the 1 iifize theme about which | built the powerful pi = ilmun(l,” whichk crities s | est ard most Ampressiv !Uun yet prefinted. Th ferent fro 1 other v of film> E. It has able ru: iw York td 4A o es | item. | General @ 1 where p: z ! .HJ':H;E:'.\ § i.\"il.‘,”n ( o The Ad !'.'n as sh ! In ord ;! satisfact the Atto % i place a iprin(:ipu the direc | It will I attend, Crown A nection where t cities an of cours duty to ; ary, he police o| | their act It wil Crimina ance Ac but not i\\']xivh ol §{1s the } as 17# Deau 2‘ mi e timin e._â€" go as she i0o0Ks °:â€"â€" In order to assist in the prompt and satisfactomy administration ofâ€"justice, the Attorney General is arrangingâ€"to place a Provincial Constable in the prineipal towns of the Province under the direction of the Crown Attorney. It will be the duty of this Officer to attend, under the direction of the Crown Attorney, to police work in con nection with all parts of the District where there is no Police Force. In cities and towns having a Force, while of course it is the Provincial Officar‘s duty to give what assistanc&®is necessâ€" ary, he ‘will not relieve the local police of their duty or interfere with their activities. Ité will be his duty to enforee the Criminal Code, the Ontario Temperâ€" ance Act and any Provincial Statutes, but not of course Municipal Byâ€"Laws, which of necessity will be left to the Municipal Authorities. I It is hoped that the appointment of these officers will result in a greatly improved administration of Justice esâ€" pecially in the rural districts. All complaints of c\'imixfiml offences, ofâ€" fences against sections of the O.T.A. or offences against other provincial Statutes should be made to the Crown Attorney who is responsible for the enforcement of the law in this @@inty. Specially to Lock After Places Whore No Police and Enforce 0. T. k.; Bic. PROVIRCIAL CFHCIFS 1N ALL PMKCIPAL TOWNS necessary that th gramme will be.tl is the intention t Scottish Dances, usual programme there may also be bers given during Hawmilton B. Wills recently purchas ed bonds qf the Township of Teck to the extent of $10,000.00 The Townâ€" ship of Teck includes within its bordâ€" ors all the mines at present actively ors all the mines at present actively producing in the Kirkland Lake area, The purchase of the bonds indicates the faith of Mr. Wills in the present and future of the Kirkland Lake area and necessarily gives weight and imâ€" portance to claims this brokerage firm may make for the district. The Hamilâ€" and necessanmily gives weignt portance to claims this broker may make for the district. Th ton B.â€"Wills firm has been gnough in its ‘"boosting‘‘ of cupire and Kirkland Lake Fhey have put their own mo these ecamps. thus showing@ th n HAMILTON B. WILLS BUYS TBCK TOWNSHIP BONDS. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY ON MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd ::’1""1 to remain ‘‘earthbound‘‘ until he was â€"willing to ‘be guided by the Z:h: er creed that love is the great progressive foree both in this world and what we tall the next." . This is the theme about which Basil King has built the powerful picture, ‘‘Earthâ€" bound,"‘ whick crities say is the greatâ€" est ard most Ampressive sereen produc tion yet preffinted. The picture is difâ€" ferent fro 1 other works of the art of filmt z.. It has had a remarkâ€" able ru; ‘w York and other large centres h G O y mel had 10Oo0K°G Uupot ut/Dick even aft to progress. H o remain ‘‘earthl in( nce hjs wire upen illed Dick Desb n of DC LV i PICTURE Y AND SATUERDAY f1 n t w brou on n 1( eral MI Li 11 ng â€" O tie LOrâ€" d Lake Camps. own money into owin> their honâ€" )0N 11 ) WI U een sincere em to THE PO2ZCUPINE ADVANCE tin n ttor rOv n n nonâ€" ~ ullest The Christmas special at the New Empire Theatre on Friday and Saturâ€" day was ‘‘The Confession,‘‘ a remarkâ€" able motion picture film. It was one of the pictures that prove even better than the press notices praising it beâ€" fore it is shown. ‘The theme of the picture was unusual, the story interâ€" esting and outâ€"ofâ€"the ordinary, while the acting was specially gifted. Large crowds saw this great picture and all were more than pleased with it. The last showing of it drew an unusually big house, thus proving the approval with which it was received by those viewing its first appearances here. Several were so pleased with this picâ€" ture that they went to more than one of the showings. The plot of the play centres round the confession of a penâ€" ‘"THE CONFESSION,‘*‘ ONE OF SUPERIOR MOTION FILMS. tsfi â€"AefmttAer AReneâ€"itneratente Nn 2i=lt 4rerlarLrie is11d Reports are eurrent to the effect that negotiations for the amalgamation of REPORT OF PROPOSED . KIRKLAND LAKE MERGER. ail i#4 Lerd [ Wjed a44 Teckâ€"Hughes and Orr properties now in promising way. It is unâ€" tood that the ‘Feckâ€"Hughes bas e a recent examination of the Orr erty and the Orr interests have nined the Teckâ€"Huzhes. The Teckâ€" Incineration of Garbage and Refuse Promotes Health and Assists in Avoiding Disease genera N By using an incinerator and abolishing the disease and fly breeding nuisance ground, you, the public, are assisting one of the possikilities of Health Reform. â€" No one wants disease, much less bereavement, and now that certain things are shown to prevent same, the public should willingly dssist those who are trying to prevent them. A coin4munity, town or city can have within rtasonable limits, as much health as it is willing to coâ€"operate in and pay for. EWWMON“WM““OMOQMOMW * ® ® ciectric organ to furnish music for the skaters. ‘There is only one record on the new organ for hockey nights. It starts out, ‘‘I am a pilgrim and a stranger."‘ the murcer of the conf wive the i itent, who is advised by the priest to confess ‘his erime publicly. ‘The penâ€" itent, later, refuses to do this and the priest‘s own brother is tried and conâ€" viected on cireumstantial evidence of ear ri thie information necessary to his. brother, but believes that will eventually prevail. The bro seapes from prison on the eve of th Glean PHONE 42 d y Ot cause ( al the nation HISHON HOUSE (opposite Presbyterian Church on 4th Ave) se ofi the sanctity the priest can not IS Bright can be had at the ic end a new rer so TV ber Minister of Lands and Forests foronto, December 16th, 1920. } Well VUentilated SALE CF TIMBER Ti t1 ication tO. 6 Dalton Spene ut *A ie ons ‘\.-',fv;\\*\' [we gn C HGoas e U rt W O BENIAH BOWMAN. O WI 01 be recgived by tl?o unâ€" and including EFr‘day December 1920, for the e timber on the south mditiot P. 0. BOX 888. irs may ne, Ontario. ip of m on the south ‘ Shackleton, iming,. of Sale and be obhtainedg undersigned Crown Timâ€" â€"51â€"52. Em rfi t4