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C g : i zii s The Old Reliable § f * 242 & | Phone 227. J3 Enquiries on Gold Stocks Invited $$ on ram saion : im ave $ a% * ce % % M“WMOW“’WWi %%%%%5%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%55%%%%%fi%%%%%% ‘ " ba m o am e# ow m d 02 t o ge m tm uB $A Ryy A Calka1 Sn A Permanent Wall Without Plaster Geo. Taylor Hardware, Ltd. !'.f;* Milpibo 'E p‘,‘:‘ l ? A,‘;: h -M‘ ES Are : dever RRC - y 33 7 C3 <3 B - ) & w y 63 H * in ie CV 2 M ‘ t a it o on o kh * } $JJ se 3 5 . ; f . e y Â¥i6 e es ; $ .. y Pn . "A CHAIN OF SERVICE" ~lhe = Dr. L. Gagnon â€" Phone 209 Pays highest prices for secondâ€"hand furniture. Sells new and secondâ€"hand Furniture at cheap prices. 04§90008§0000000000°00000060060 $ New and Secondâ€"Hand i 5 Goods ' TIMMINS GCARAGE Night and Day calls promptly attend 4 ed to.. ;, «â€" Ask your Dealer for Doctor Gagnon‘ * _ Prepated Medicines. R 69090 000000000¢0000600%600064 0 BUYS AND SELLS FURNITURE. JOS. â€" BERINI Before buying a car let us show you the HUD. SON and ESSEX cars. Prompt and expert attention to all repairs. C L & I â€" Batteries reâ€"charged. All kinds of genuine Ford parts in stock. ‘H. SHAEFER . We sell good goods cheap but pay the best prices when buying from you. If you want to buy anything in Furniture, Stoves, Beds, Mattresses, Ete., you will get‘good bargains here. If you want &0 sell, we‘ll treat you right. 4 Nathan Greenberg 60 B&lsam St. MONETA P.O. Box 3, Timmins. Veterinary Office Cars to Hire. Cobalt Cochrane Liskeard Timmins THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Cochrane, Ont. Timmins. tg to 20 REGULAR NORTH LANO . WEATHER fOR MARCH The folowing is the official repor on the \\'Fat-her for March as given by the Government Weather Station at Haileybury :â€"~ _ At the beginning of the month, the barometer was high and the first four days were fine with a rising temperaâ€" ture,~while a dry, southwest gale on the third gave the highest temperâ€" atitre of themonth, 48.8 on the fourth. A moderate ‘‘low‘‘ on the 6th. March Started Out Like a Bird and Carried On Like Another Bird. brought considerable raim, turning to snow on tlle ith. From then till the 19th, the gbarmieter was fairly high with dry weather. A distunbance came from the southâ€"west States on the 20th, and 21st, with a heavy snowfall of 1044 inches in two days, After which the rest. of the month countinued fire except for the 28th, when a loacal depression gave a moderate, rainfall. There was one moderate gale and five days with strong winds, the remaindâ€" ershad calms or light winds. _ The average temperature of the month was 24.8, 4.6\above the nortmal, the highest temperature being on the 4th, and the lowest, 15.3 below on the 15th. ~The previous extremes, for March were 70.6 in 1905 and 33.8 beâ€" low in 1900. The warmest March in the 29 years (1894â€"1922) was 1899, with a mean of 11.0. nc One peculiarity noticed was that | : y 4 "â€" ‘% PS the end of the month was colder lll=‘“|6m¢n»0m0mmwmwmwmo 5J o o o 4 en ancireeentncrens tivenraimon io viranmemnenmtanierms rate ‘*low‘‘ on considerable rain, \TO matter what you pay for a car, you won‘t find greater satisfacâ€" tion than you can get in the Studebaker SPECIALâ€"SIX, _ That‘s why so many people who buy entirely from the standpoint of satis faction, drive the SPECIALâ€"SIX. Satisfaction with a SPECIALâ€"SIX is due to its dependable chassis, its Studeâ€" bakerâ€"built body, and the completeâ€" ness of the equipment. Tihis equipment includes an eightâ€"day clock, oneâ€"piece, rainâ€"proof windshield with parking lights in lower corners of windshield base, and windshield wiper. It includes cowl ventildtor controlled from dash, tonneau light with extension cord, transmission lock which is operâ€" ated by same key that locks the tool compartment in the left front doorâ€" 1 Touring, $20%5; Coupe, $3 0!0; / Local Agent Marshallâ€"Ecclestone, Limited the ddbeginnirre. The a ature for the period 1s 25.9; for the period 11t and for the period 21s average Jor 33.9; 28.6, an the greaund wa of March and of the ice. ha« COBALT PRINCIPAL WANTS EQUALIZED SCHOOL RATES LariQ ELGUucal1onal AssocidaliOn /10 . VC held at Toroxto during the Easter: Week, it is the intention of Mr. A. E.‘ Bryson, principal of ~Cobalt Public School, to bring up the question of: an equalized and uniform sehool tax, rate for the whole province. Mr. Bryâ€" son brought this matter to the atten.. tion of the Associated Boards of, Tradeâ€"at their recent meeting at Timâ€" mins, but=the Associated Boards could not take formal action as under thein rules all questions must come before the body through resolution from a local beard of trade, and this question had not been‘so presented by any loâ€" cal board. However, all in attendance listened with very keen attention to Mr. Bryson as he outlined his views on the matter, Heâ€"pointed out that the people in\the North Land are paying atax for education that runs from 20 many day This was the C RUGGLES &.:3% Best for tmcklgmg freight \'\GRV\L'- RucoLEs MotorRr TrRuck COMPANY, LIMITED, LONDON, CANADA "Canada‘s largest exclusive motor truck*builders" End your transportation troubles Use a rugged, powerful RUGGLES At t Seqaan, $32J 5. 110G 0 d 16‘3. In that s nearly bare by all the snow on 1e meite PAUL A. COBBOLD dster, $. 0. â€" Al are ice i 1894, when the me periods was Â¥n that winter averate te nperâ€" Ist. to 10th, was 1th to 20th 23.8; pocket as well as the ignition, and a large rectangular plate glass in the rear curtain. There are many other features that would be considered unusual in cars of much higher price. Let us tell you some other points of SPECIALSIX superiority; The mechanical excellence of the SPECIALâ€"SIX has proved its satisfaction in the hands of thousands of owners. Its 50â€"horsepower motor provides great resources of smooth flowing power and wonderful flesibility. Its perfected dryâ€"plate dise clutch makes gearâ€"shiftâ€" ing quiet and easy. FAT 2025; 4â€"Poass. Roadster, §2075; V Pi¢ is a strikin at winter y the 7th n the top e a e«ood l st, ces yef, the Ai $207 y car of c Timmins, Ont. ȴ q The question aeserves at.Jeast carellul consideration, though there are severâ€" aljobjections to !a plan of this kind. For the present it may be sufficient to say that it would be a mistake to further centralize control so long as the present®"Government is permitted to continue in office. Hon. Mr. Joshua was the big Heâ€" brew .gentleman who â€"held up his hands to make the sun stop still. Hen, Mr..Raney is the little ditto now holdâ€" ing up his hands in an éffort to stop the moonshine still. As Martin Ringâ€" rose might say, *‘History constantly defeats itself." W alkerville, Ont. CiALâ€"SIXisnot a costly b. Walkerville, Ont., Jueâ€"unapproacired parable quality. _