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New Ontario Colonization Co,, Limited Jacksonbofo .-r..- Ontario Jeweler and Optician Telephone HI Pine Street, Next Post Office Spruce, Jack Pine, Tamarack/Poplar Special attention paid to optical work pa We carry a full line of Spectacles rs and re-fitting a, specialty. All our Complete facilities for Dressing and Matching - guarantee all our Wat LUDIBEB L 'liiia1lperiin L, Halperin Jeweler and Optician LATH FilyfiirliFitii, M‘ ' of great areas ut Jana. jiiare Gamma? Form ts jewelry Eyes tested. Lenses ', and Eye Glasses. I work guaranted. " repairing for one OF all Ontario's sources of public revenue as dis- tinct from taxation, her Forests come first. The money receivedithe Government of Ontario from the sale of forest privileges last year amounted to over $2,700,000. The value of these forest privileges is increasing with the demand for lumber, pulp and other forest products. The maintenance of our chief source of revenue depends, therefore, upon keeping our forests from burning up. Forest fires mean higher taxes, higher cost of building, higher cost of living generally, as well as dreadful loss of life, loss of homes and devastation of great areas of land. ' Besides providing direct returns to the people of Ontario in wages and public revenue. affording employment for labor, and opportunity for capital, and supplying us with lumber and other products, the Forests of Ontario are vitally important in many other ways. Ontario's Forests 1argtFaeeour1t forr1ytheatth- .11 - . Cs 1tt.'erit " " ' I _ u,s"t21e'iiiu7j)so 'rhey're, Yours rests largely account for her health.. climate, neither unbearably hot nor .1, nor subject to hurricanes and furi- fil du [LIE gli 'niric. .6 DJ COMMISSIONER PRAISES WORK or CHAIRMAN LEE SOME DAY SOME ONE MAY CARRY OFF LISKEARD RINK kozml luck 4:21 Ivan ized we!) all Wt O. ll 10 HIV It Hum Ill H11 ltr at town. 11 ttion and to ll HOW ll N ionl‘ W t Je. I am m tle%t.leptyent r the eominu III I) Pa“ Hour e, T213101“ He " ll " W 11 w ( ve " trat' up can {mm 111 front at m; bltmlware Store in (-m'ried the Gun to the , it home with him. In New ILiskenrd Speaker " elk iefl mt me-ll 11 1 fron ll 11 mun " n 'e " Hundred pound mil in front at dwure Store in I In tl m l mu m He tempt Nt ll " It TEE PORCUPINE ADVANCE it tltrwtl, an ll rtel'VO S/sit' it, It nsult ll ll tl (Wt m ol 5mm ll Ulll " ll Ill It n Ol Il; " ll Premier Drury Suggests That “On to the Bay" Scheme is Sidetracked Por the Present. (llllligNllf illlf WINE M WITH [HEREIN NOW I I otlun wtt " Ill very Inn instance n S")?! futu N011 with hl llt rurlu Mini: say "The derision of the Government not to go ahead at present with the line north of Ctrelu'ane will he a se- rious disappointment to the residents of that distrint, according to Malcolm Lang, Liberal member for Coehmure, who was at the Buildings yesterday. The Northerners had taken for grant- ed that the line would he huilt, parti- eularly in view of the statement of Mr. Mrury months ago that the Go- vernment proposed to clear. twenty fire miles of the right of way as an unemployment measure, and the ac- tion taken last session giving the Go- vernment the right to yo ahead. On several oeeasions Mr. Drui‘y had in- timated that the work on the right of way only awaited the appointment of the otonilni,is,ioners." - \lt will he noted that evcrything seems to hinge round er. l)rury. “Mr. lh'ury months ago promised,“ "Mr. Uruy intimated," “AU. Drury believes.” “Mr. Drury thinks." tn H an think i Dru " futile fu 0.'I'.A. Ill Benin]: mig!vt be a Mennuni t-lmdist Prnvi: But if Mr. . W rumls bet WE byterian church, left this week for 0mm; to spend a three weeks' mm; tion at his old home there. Mrs. Parks went down last Thursday. Gl t'd li' NY , Irv e X mt M D ws Ile ll ll'l leat about a dozen other nece: nd proper public. works for forth Country? uAfr. Drury sl hink! Mr. Drury should believe! trury shuuld intimate. Honestly Iorth Land was not weeially pi ere simply as a revenue produce he rest of the Province, nor even t'ntttet In " It it ll lit tl mt attentmn (hc, Alnli ipr tt'Y expenses m Jending money intimate It ul U H P Ski! (If equ ll " IT1t tttt [or It 'dl ubuut the A What about would tl d, tWit meet n ll one mum: IN deeisi Ill ll nn (let wee l) tl) [HUI n money when the ll ines ltr Hilmrn at about " Int tsk' tll av il it lil rod Judgment m cerium; ,---in euvtailinp ""l"2:l cs in Old Ontat'io,--andi Ill gl!tru ill nu l1 'res ngm: out the [we 8r word 00mm owed even to e a friend for cins: Pa! It " prewar Ili' ll ill be e-flay ould tt money Cot' rug alaee “mes of n S' more ill u H iove (H it Wt n.l or' nuyment " need me tt " Mini mnmut let e e.Ntt " Hm n () ttt' HM $1 ll Wot " it It tn n w "" )H (ht It tt tum IS ll tlit li m Hi JVt It III (t ll ll H NN tl wa r d lttlty !-~ " f"'"--.-.........-....." ttk m It't ti i t g Transfer Business Taken i i, Over " “MOOMOO t OOOOOOWOO” O”OOOOONOOO”WM 399' F6Fi6Fi4 -7 "V '6?“ -_ 7€WfliéKWéWWW315Wé$?3b WW” 30.00““900WM00¢6066§MOOOOOMO¢OOOMOOOOOOW “MNNOOOOOOO 9.0m WOOOOOOOOOOOO tttttttttttttti WNMNON”OOO”O”MN ”OM . JAS. O'RQURKE h I0iphlllll JOB IN TIME SAVES NINE We have taken over the Transfer Business, known " Pikie's Transfer, and will conduct a Freight. Express and General Transfer Business, with the best or service. prompt attention and prices right. Accounts owing or payable up to July 7th, 1921, will be attended to by the former proprietor. Mr. "Pikie" Beaudoin. - TIMMINS TRANSF ER Phone 88 ha important subject in yaur education today. The Timmins Conservatory H. P. Schroeder. Director. Faculty-of three experienced teachers. Vocal, Violin, Piano, Theory, and Wind Instruments. " Fall term Sept. lst. Further information ll Cedar St. Up Stairs. ' Weed Chains make driving safer along with Lion Cylinder Head Gasket for allmakes of cars. New stock for repair parts. ' ' _ Leciroplater aind Generator for Tire and Battery. Take it easy and keep smiling, see us and don't worry PHONE 88 f - - - ' I ' t .'t IS m your motor---we ll make it.-- Highest Artistic Standards ou need brake um per. N, L Bissonnette Auto Repairs and Accessories MUSIC “an Proprietors SOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT, Opposite Knight Bros. & McKinnon's. get Raybestos-u-We sell it---- JAS. LYNETT 'ei', it