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f 090000990890 %090046008000900848 #909000804480000000¢0¢ 00“02 W i. se ho HKOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE at a WANTED TO PURCHKASE WW““MO_OM““QNWQOWOWN: d W““MMMMWQ“ f 30 THIRD AVENUE, yY s t~ TIMMINS, ONT. § €& W““WO’GMWWWMM’ UneAUACACAEAEAEnChSnenSnenenenenenensnchnendsioneneneritg Lo Co W“W“WOWMOW“OQ“Q: low figur Office. Excavations for collars, Sewers etc. Contracts o1 all kinds tak en Make it ‘‘Dorway‘‘ and you will have complete satisfaction in your clothes. & _ Fine new lines of English Serges, blacks and blues, fancy Worsteds, English Pantings of fine quality. y ROUGHK LUMBER I‘if and wo;kmanship gfuaranteed. Prices as low as consistâ€" ent with the Best of materials and workmanship. Come in and see us about that summer suit. Tuke WHO‘S YOUR TAILOR ? WALLINGFORD BROS. H V LEO MASCIOLI Delivered anywhere in Porcupine Camp. MATTAGAMI HEIGHTS attaganmi Phone No. 32 i 0000000080808000000000000000000 6080 CONTRACTOR L. E. DORWAY EMPIRE BUILDING For Sale n macain« PCO } In 110, Timm 10n 30, W â€" OPEN SEASONS FOR GAME | N ONTARIQ THIS YAMR Rules and Regulations Regarding Fish And Game, of Interest to Local $ Hunters. should first of all join the Poreupine Rod & Gun Club so as to be in posiâ€" tion to secure all the required informâ€" ation and also to show themselves as lined up with those who are working in the hest interests of fish and game in this district. One of ‘the important changes this year is in regard to the open season for partridge. As noted in The Adâ€" vance last week the open season for martridee this vear is from ‘October for partridge. As t vance last week the partridge this year 15th to Nov. 20th. ] ive. Section 10 of Part 2 of the Ontario (GGiame and Fisheries Act provides that no person sha‘ll hunt, kill or destroy: shore or natural rush bed thick enâ€" ough to conceal a boat, or from a waâ€" ter line bounding private property. No swivel gun or gun of any kind of a larger gauge than 8, and no contrivâ€" ancee for taking or killing wild swans, geese or ducks, known as sunken punis or batteries shall be used at any time. No blinds or decoys for use in hunting duck or other water fowl shall be placed at a greater distance than 200 vds. from the shore or a naâ€" Deer,â€"Any moose, deer, reindeer or caribou, in that part of Ontario lyâ€" ing north of the main line of the Canâ€" adian Ctovernment Railway, formerly the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, from Quebee to the Manitoba Boundâ€" ary line, except from the Ist. day of October to the 30th day of November both days inclusive. Section 14â€"No wild duck, goose or other water fowl shall be hunted, takâ€" en or killed from a sail boat, yacht or taunch propelled by steam or other power, and no person shall hunt, kill or willfully chase or put to flight any wild ducks or other water fow) that are more than 200 vards from the Any moose, deer, reindeer or cariâ€" bou in that part of Ontario lying south of the French and Mattawa Rivers, except from the 5th day of November to the 20th day of Novemâ€" ber, both days inclusive. Any moose, deer, reindeer or cariâ€" bou throughout that part of Ontario bying north and west of the French and Mattawa Rivers, except from the 25th. day of |October to the 30th day of November, both days inclusive. an aggregate of not more than one deer for each member of the party, but this shall not apply to deer taken under the authority of a special camp license which entitles organized huntâ€" ing parties to kill one deer to be eaten in camp, and such license may be issuâ€" ed to every six persons. No person who ‘has taken or killed any bird or animal suitable for food shall allow the flesh thereof â€"to be destroyed or spoilt, and no person who has killed or taken a furâ€"bearing animal shall allow the skin thereof to be destroyed or spoiled. Provision is also made in this section for the restraint of dogs accustomed to pursue deer. Any ruffled grouse, commonly known as partridge, except from Oct. 15th. to Nov. 20th. both days inclusive, and no person shall take, kill or have in possession any imore itflhan ten parâ€" tridge in any one year. Woodcock, except from Sept. 15th. to Oct. 15ths both days inclusive. Quail or wild turkey, black or gray squirrel, not to be taken before Nov. 1sf. 1923. Wild geese, except from Sept. Ist. to Dee. 15th, both days inclusive. Duck,â€"Wood and eider duck mot to be taken before Sept. 15th, 1923. Shore Birds, bandâ€"tailéd pigeons, little brown eranes, sandhill eranes, whooping cranes, swans, curlews and all shore birds except those in next paragraph, not to be taken before Sept. 15th. 1928. _ Plover, Snipe, Ete., blackâ€"breasted and golden plover, wilson or jock snipe and the greater and desser yelâ€" low legs, except firom Sept. Ist. to Dee. 15th, both days inclusive. Capercailzie, except from iSept. 15th to Dec. 15th. both days inclusive. ‘Other Regulations Among the other rules and regulaâ€" tions noted in the Act the following may be of interest :â€" Section 12â€"No person shall on the Lord‘s Day, ‘hunt, take, kill or destroy any game, or use any gun or other enâ€" gine for that purpose. Section 13â€"Licenses are necessary for hunting deer. Cow moose, calves, etce., are mot to be killed. No residâ€" ent or nonâ€"resident hunter o killh or take more than one deer, bull moose, reindeer or earibou during one seaâ€" son. Two or more persons ‘hunting together and holding licenses may kill M Al H like this m interest in n will pr A!M hunt Open Seasons 20th. both d i there is sucn ting, ete., this of special imâ€" and fishermen the Poreupine ©HE PORCUPINE ADVANCE a V inclus is prohibited. Section 15â€"No person shall disâ€" charge any gun or other fireâ€"arm at any game between sunset and sunrise. This section also prohibits the use of poison, poisoned bait, etc., in game hunting. Section 17â€"No person shall for hire, gain or reward,, or hope thereof, hunt, kill or shoot any game, or emâ€" Section 17â€"No person shall for. hire, gain or reward,, or hope thereof, hunt, kill er shoot any game, or emâ€" Noy, hire or for waluable consideraâ€" on induce any other penson to do so. Section 18 forbids the taking, desâ€" roying or having in possession of the eggs of any game bird at any time. Section 19 forbids the presence of masher or armed persons in the neighâ€" borhood of game preserves. Another section of the Act says that no hotel, restaurant or club shall be in possession of any game except under the authority of a license. Reference is also made to the proâ€" tection of private preserves, trespass in pursuit of game, ete. No person hunting can enter standing grain without the permission of the owner. Owners of land may warn away tresâ€" passers either by verbal or written notice. Signboards at least one foot square on ‘or near the boundary of the land intended to be protected conâ€" taining a notice to the effect that hunt ing or shooting is forbidden is conâ€" sidered by the Act as sufficient warnâ€" ing to trespassers. The signboards are to be not more than eighty roads It is understood that the bondholdâ€" ers of the Teckâ€"Hughes have arrived at a plam that promises to be complete ly satisfactory to the majority of the Stockâ€"holders of the. company.â€" Deâ€" tails are being worked out and a meeting of the shareholders will be called at an early date to ratify the proposal. It is believed that the new plan will provide a reâ€"organization acceptable to all and that will assure the success and progress of the mine. The Teckâ€"Hughes is said to be makâ€" ing excddlent progress at the property and to be making good profits, A settlement of the matter between the Teckâ€"Hughes shareholders and bondâ€" holders should pave the way for the proper expansion and development of this promising Kirkland Mine. taiming ing or sidered int to are apart The Act also deals at length with the rules and regulations governing fish and fishing in Ontario. Another part of the Act deals with tlhe possession, sale and transportaâ€" tion of fish and game. In the close seasons the possession of fish and gcame is prohibited except that game tawfully killed or procured may be kept during the period between the end of tle open season in any year and the ithirtyâ€"first day of Marclh in the next year; and ‘the skins of furâ€" bearing animals may be had in possesâ€" sion under certain permits and reguâ€" lations. Exeept under special permit or license no person can sell or offer for sale or buy any game wherever killled or procured, but the person who has lawfully hunted, taken and killed any game may sell the same, or any part thereof, during the open season. No railway or express company, or other common carrier, and no other person shall transport or receive or have in possession in (Ontario any deer, moose, elk, reindeer, or caribou, or any ‘head, skin or other part thereâ€" of, unless there is attached ithereto one of ‘the shipping coupons belongâ€" ing to a license authorizing ithe shipâ€" per to hunt or kill the same, together with an affidavit of the shipper that the same was lawfully hunted or takâ€" en. Fish Â¥legally caught may not be transported. TECKâ€"HUGHES BONDHOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDERS AGREE &â€"Gun Club. If he wants to go huntâ€" ing or fishing this year he will find the details very necessary to escape danâ€" ger of the penalties of the law. In addition by knowing the rules and reâ€" gulations he will feel he is able to play the game fairly and to eoâ€"operâ€" ate with those who would preserve the fish and game of the province. 'Patrt V deals with the license reguâ€" lations. Part VII refers to the procedure in prosecutions for offences under the Act, the evidence, penalties, etce. _ The little blue booklets received by the Porcupine Rod & Gun Club gave an easilyâ€"understood review of all the rules and regulations relating to huntâ€" ing, fishing, ete. Every hunter in the district, as suggested before, should secure this necessary information in detail by joining the Poreupine Rod W nmoniy wild aucks in any one ‘chase or sale of wild se or other water fowl, wocdeock â€" and ruffled ily known as partridge two f no pers flock of d f1 t apply to rough to conâ€" a W kill o Ge walt n the and n 8 SiOOT COVs nc month to e admuustered byâ€"a comâ€" mittee to ‘be composed of representâ€" atives of the commission and the emâ€" ployees. (It is hoped to make this pension plan of very material benefit to the doyal and longâ€"serving eimâ€" ployees of the proad. It is understood thae ithe cost of the plan is to be borne altogetther by the Commission. The plan will be put into force and effect at an early date. T. & N. 0. 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L CALNON GARAGE and SERVICE STATION Batteries overhauled and reâ€"chargâ€" ed. Gasoline, Oils and Accessories. Magnetos, Electric Startingâ€" and Lighting Systems put in firstâ€"class condition. Phone 237. 18 Cedar street. â€" â€" Timmins. Phone 152. P.O. Box 458 Will visit Timmins first of every month at Dalâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangoment Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. Evre and Crome VETERINARY OFFICE HAILEYBURY. Car for Hire. Sune! c LA l