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509000090 2-awoooo Mwwumwwmm 2111211121 “.111 ro All Slabs. no edgings. $5.00 per cord, delivered any pl we in Timmins or to any of the mines as far as Schumacher. WALLINGFORD BROS. FOUR FOOT SLABS Present attract oo NOT WMT Till the Market advances befom placing your orders. While they are " there Low Levels. t'iiriiGfitTii Charges paid on all Orders and eontirmatiot" GIVE TI“. ’ERVICE A TR|.L Ensures privacy in all your trarrtaetions. can of thin Coke Book will be sent Free, upon mum. has. you the but t-ttiort o" your Orderu. Prompt Deliveries and Settlomenta. Homer L Gibson & Co. ,oootoooto-o-otto.ot-o.0.000000 -6a. Private Code Book Be Sure Gmecess Businegs Training HA1LLY-~.Ut’.Y. ONT. for detaiis of l Free I potrdeac 3. lo Irs 3. l position wiid big 'ri',ill s' avails every arad ali Our Personal Service 'fl EEMEE NORTHERN c0lWiSPirN0EhiCE Steno graphers, Bookkeepers and Clerks. *WWWWW Members Stand-rd Stock Exchange 703-45 Bank o' Ma" "ton Building MATTAGAMI HEIGHTS "ttooo-o-ooo-o"""' by securing a thorough Good salaries paid to For Sale Write today (out: [ULONTQ ONT. BUY m.--------"" iriiAJ"2s.llrhcg Dre 'rii/.-'ilftiSiriil.lr: sLem,,rll.sre, 117053. ry, ELIE If Districts Make Use of the Plan And Maintain Authority of Association. flh'llllllfiil ENNIS [If WADE Illl liill' HUM“ At the annual meeting of the As-l sociated Boards of Trade of Temis-) kaming when Mr. R. A. McInnis was elected President one Timmins man expressed a general view when he said, "Now we will get some life and aetion." Since that annual meeting there have been life and action in plen ty in the Associated Boards and much has been accomplished of great useful mess to the North Land. Those with foresight can easily see that the Asso- ciated Boards of Trade will become a power for good and progress for the North Land if it receives the due sup- port of the various communities. If It does not receive that support it can scarcely be said to have an excuse for existence at all. The North Land has pressing need for an authoritative voice to express its wants and wishes. the m-opcrat tions may be tun This tieve‘iopnu'ni hmvm'vr requires iyoiuda'ciov, it requires settlement ol' hind, it requires roads and many other things which are a common ne- cessity to all the towns in this dis- trict; therefore, it is perfectly obvious to me that nothing should be done or undertaken in this district by the Go- vernment that is not to the greatest good of the greatest number in this district. It is also perfectly obvious to me that any project that is propos- 1lUF ...., -tP.-.. My. r_,‘,_ - - ed, should in some manner receive the majority suport of the people of this district or he temporarily abandoned: if it cannot be done through the Asso-1 ciated Boards of Trade, it should be: done through some other Association either now in existence or which could be formed. Therefore until such time as we have a meeting in February. 1 am taking the stand, as President of this Assoeiation, that I will oppose all projects that have not been refer- ;red to the Associated Boards of Trade land which the. Associated Boards of l‘rade are not hat-k of'. In doing this, I am fully aware of the fact that it will arouse criticism, but out of that oritieism l expect sullieient interest will be created so as to ultimately de- velop a real constructive sentiment. marrow) eveumg. SSO( " d Boa rds m of riot m THE POBC‘UPIFB ADVANCI rl 0115 :rent " mntry n n RECORD or THE GREAT DOG RACES OF THE NORTH. A very attractive booklet came to hand last week entitled "The Great Dog Races of The North. Record of the Races of Alaska and Manitoba." The Past Herald is responsible for the booklet, and is to be complimented and commended both on the matter and the manner of presentation. The printing is clear and pleasing: and the number of tutts illustrating the book- let. are especially attractive. Mr. Cr. of all t Alaska {IIVES ,1! cariy Kn: customed menial l Anni regulnuuns ot we 1I'rtoeurl1 nu) lug Dolby. Between those two items there is assuredly nweh to interest and please all lovers of dogs and the North Land, and much well worthy of preserving for future reference and in formation. The booklet is an excellent advt. for the Pas and The Herald. Well done! Jzen north HI m tl g"'" 1e I) dit At lastyou can. 1ea,rii7'iiesc',leii-'f,'i, What Edison Did , during the P r, in general Air. Klee. says, dogs as beasts of burden, , dates from the days of skimn lnhahitants of the I. It is believed that the ms and Chinese were ae- l the use of dogs in com- or or se hut com races 1n 11TH bulk museums. As far as w, the Eskimo is the cumim-nt in the use tedman si. sequently .ractice, and later it NSC YOU wondered-every- body wondered, and radically nobody knew Ibr,a,f, Edison "did his bit." At last the official an- nouncement is out! Comein and get your copy of the bul- letin: "What Did Edison Do During the War?' '--or write, if you can't call. It tells what Edison did while Chairman of the Naval Consulting Board--- how he spent months at sen, experimenting and in.. venting devises fur falling The mute number ot 111 ylete U entries and ll ll )gs in com- is evidence the ancient Watch for the announcement of M r. Edison 's new research! of west MN pt b In Il forth, muont story raid NEW EDISON 'l l'lllt "The Phonograph with a Soul" mu ll Wflmfigfigfifimfififim ttt Sltd [fsfii tati. 25 'af 'fifi Meets ever first and fourth Mon.. day in the Oddfeilows' Hail at 8 p.m. Visiting brethren always welcome. WEEfiEfiEEEE$EEEEEfiEfiEfiEfi$fiEEEEfl FIELD Wm. HANCOCK. "WIS 1.0.1. lit, IE ' Porcupine i /rtryance E. J. MEYERS, FOP SURE RESULTS Insert One Next Week Dealer One mac: hrirrgy YOU SHOULD TRY the German submarines. The bulletin also tells how Edison stood the aff' and kept the price of tie New Edison down to bed-rock during the era of high costs and soaring prices. The New Edison has increased in price (in the United States) less than 15% since 1914----part of this increase is war tax. The bulletin also tells Mr. Edison's views on our Budget Plan which Pauli“; llh" TX ,7 l‘i(li:ull OXTAPJO _ The ts in advan Meets every Tuesday evening in tho Oddt'ellows Hall, Third Avenue. Visiting brethren requested to attend. Geo. S. Drew “MINE RIDGE, W”. In. al tthr 't'rraN-rmew.intat-e--' "F'vw you will W. G. Smith // [ii) 5:1 ESE 'tf TE Sh) Jc J! 'il