In the discussion in the House an interesting statement was made hy Hon. Jas. Lyons. ‘*The North won‘t stand much longer for the expenditure of eighty or ninety millions on roads in Southern Ontario, while they are not getting a proportionate expendiâ€" ture,‘‘ said Mr. Lyons, ‘‘We in the North are as much entitled to the exâ€" penditure as the old part of the proâ€" â€"vinee.""~ As Minister of Lands and Forests Hon. Mr. Lyons did much for the advance of the North. Perhaps, as a private member he may do even more. He knows the needs; he had «certainly had the needs impressed upâ€" on him. He knows that â€"the key to all effective development lies in roads and more roads, He should prove a very ally, as an independent member of the House, in the struggle to seâ€" cure for the North its due chance to make good. 7 MR Eo Hon. Mr, Lyons has suffered what may be termed the penalty of public serviceâ€"he had endured misrepreâ€" sentation and abuse; he had sacrificed his own interests, only to be paid in reerimination and insinuation. _ He may yet reap what is perhaps the only presentâ€"day reward for public service,â€"the consciousness that he has taken a true part in the securing of progress and prosperity for the community in which he lives, and be voted for specified works rather than in a lump sum as the urgent needs may demand. _ This form of criticism was far from effective. The Premier was able to show with ease not only that there was decided need for the expenditures, but also that such expenditures were really profitâ€" able investments so far as the Proâ€" vince is concerned. The Opposition missed the point upon which fair criticism might have been madeâ€"the fact that the approâ€" priation is inadequate in view of the pressing needs. â€" The whole prosperity of the Province hinges on the proâ€" gress of the North Land. During the past few years the develqpment of the North Land has steadied and asâ€" sisted Ontario through trying times. The wealth of the North in minerais, in forests resources and in agriculâ€" tural possibilities may easily mean the greatest measure of prosperity and progress for all Ontario., But to reâ€" ceive such dividends Ontario must make investments. [Phere can be no proper development in this new counâ€" try without roads. The need for roads is so extended, that the problem can only be approached with succeess in terms of big money. â€" The true criticism sof the five million dollar appropriation is that it does not apâ€" proach the problem in a big enough way. â€"With the Government demandâ€" ing of private enterprises the expenâ€" diture of at least eighty million dolâ€" lars in this North in the next two years, the Opposition assuredly would be warranted in requiring the Governâ€" ment to appropriate at least ten milâ€" lion dollars for the development of the North. KEXA mE CAE SE C CC #® through that .community has beneâ€" fitted the Province and through the Province has advantaged the whole Dominion. “Roads and more roads!‘‘ That is the solution to the chief problems of the North! The only fair eriticism for a five million dollar appropuatwn is that it is not enough! _ This (Thursday) evening, the serâ€" vice will be at the Salvation Army Hall, Major Kunight, of North Bay, being the speaker. for the appropriation of five million dollars for development work in the North Land. None of the members of the House had the temerity to op pose the appropriation, but some of the members of the Opposition affectâ€" ed to believe that the money should In the Ontario Legislature some days ago, the Premier, Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, who is now acting as Minister of Lands and Forests unâ€" til such time as a successor is chosen for Hon. Jas. Lyons, made a motion for the annronpriation of five million LACK OF ROADS HANDICAPS PROGRESS OF THE NORTH. Member of the Canadian Weckly Newspapers Association. Office 26 NION SERVICES BEING HELD HERE THIS WEEK Canada â€" United States Published every Thursday by Geo. Lake Owner and Publisher. THURSDAY, APRIL 1st, 1926 Thursday, April 1926 Subscription Rates: Telephones : Residence 70. $2.00 $3.00 ctive. The with ease ‘cided need also that ally profitâ€" s the Proâ€" year vear A dividend of 1.6% on the outâ€" standing eapital stod\ of the Comâ€" pany has been d cclared payable on the 22nd day of April, 1926, on which date cheques will be mailed to shareâ€" holders of record at the close of busiâ€" ness on the 6th day of April, 1926. Dated the 30th day of March, 1926. I. MCIVOR, Since the establishment of the Timmins Business College, many students have been trained and placed in the best position in Timmins and District as well as in some of our cities. Each year we note the increase in Office Employees and it is with pride that we find the great majority are craduates of the Timmins Business College. The following are some of the ‘‘Gold Medal School"‘ graduatesâ€"who they are and where employed :â€" Miss P. Grant, Stenographer, Hollinger Gold Mine Office. Miss 8. Payne, Stenographer, Hollinger old Mine Office. Miss A. Monek, Clerk, Hollinger Gold Mine Office. Mr. R. Laporte, Stenographer, Hollinger Gold Mine Office. 7. Mr. R. Geguerre, Stenographer, Hollinger Gold Mine Office. Mr. P. Piche, Stenographer, Hollinger Gold Mine Office. Mr. E. Huot, Stenographer, Hollinger Gold Mine Office. Mr. C. Banning, Stenographer, Paymaster Mine Office. Miss 8. MeClean, Stenographer. Mcelntyre Mine Office, Schuumacher Miss A. Isnor, Stenographer, Hollinger Store Office. Miss L. Garvey, Stenographer, Bank of Commerce, Timmits. Miss A. V alve, Clerk, Dominion Bank, Timmins. Mr. J. Walton, Clerk, Dominion Bank, Timmins. Miss 8. Moses, Stenographer, Dean Kester Law Office. Miss E. Niemi, Stenographer, G. H. Gauthier Law Office. Miss B. Paice, Stenographer, Langdon Law Office. Miss J. Laporte, Stenographer, Grummett Law Office, Troquois Falils, Miss A. Feldman, Stenographer, National Grocers, Miss M. MeGuire, Stenographer, National Grocers. Miss H. Horester, Stenographer, T. N. 0. Freight Offices. Miss E. Garvey, Stenographer, Assessor and Collector‘s Office, Miss I. Hakala, Stenographer, Lang Insurance Office, Mr. Vansyckle, Stenographer and Bookkeeper, Star Transfer Co. Miss M. Craig, Stenographer Bookkeeper, Blahey Grocery. Miss I. Richardson, Stenographer Bookkeeper, Sky Bros, So. Pore. Miss E. Corrigan, Stenographer Book‘r, Feldman Bros., Schumacher Miss F. Olton, Stenographer, Head Office, Dominion Stores, Toronto. Miss E. Macleod, Stenographer, Simms, Hooker Drew, Insur. Office. Miss M. Cole, Stenographer, Division Court Clerk Office. Space does not permit of our publishing any further names. We tell vou what a business training means to youâ€"but thenâ€"seeing is believins ;md the above list speaks for itself. â€" Students in all classes of office. Misses Porter, Jackson and Duff tried theirm®final Stenographic Examinaâ€" tions at the Business College last week. We have had two calls during the past two weeks for Englishâ€"French Stenographers, we were unable to fill the above vacancies. . Stenographers ir town out of employment having both languages would do well to leave thei: name at the College office, The Easter Term begins APRIL 6th. Ask the above graduates of then Dividend Number 148 HOLLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES, LIMITED .‘ 106 . Course Expens sabour.;: 3. Total Disbhursements isvquipment Refunds: Dues The Easter Term begins APRIL 6th. Ask the above graduates of then succeess and satisfaction then prepare for enrollment APRIL 6th, We have many and can he :; House Expense: Stewardess . Maintenance itel :;:.....".>;/. Laundry .. (General Expenses Professional .. Review of Receipts and Disbursements for the Season of 1925. Balance from 1924 season..$ 191 TORDSDUHCSN Y 22 l k s in‘ s l e nc 51752 134 Members 84 Lady members 4 Junior members Locker â€"rental®....:}sksk 2w . 216 CGreens fees .. 1094 Interest ;. .:. ..... in 0 FINANGIAL STATEMERXT OF TIMMINS GOLf CLUB The following is the financial stateâ€" ment of the Timmins Golf Club for the season 1925 :â€" RECEIPTS fFotX *2. 52 .k ... ‘ash in Bank: Savings Account Current Account *10ORIl ;. :.:. S(}th Ts Mowing Maintenance .i .. . s Printing and Postage T .......l.. Entertainment _..... Association dues ... Prov. Gov‘t return. Light and Telephone Misc. supplies ..... Total 20CKeTrs Annual rental arln (No Personal Lishility) Thursday Bulletin alP Ww Timmins Business College er Economy Assistantâ€"Treasurer. 6 } +. +$ 470 4 4( YOUuU $6364 210 .00 216 .00 194. 50 0 .095 30 THIS IS ENROLLMENT WEEK 00 {)4) 3( 16 60 )( TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. HOUSE FOR RENT.â€"Three Apply 157 Pine street nortl Among the prize winners in the re cent Mail Empire puzzle word com petition are: â€" Celtic Donaldson Kirkland Lake, $200.00; and Mrs. R W. Copps, Mattagami P.O., Timmins $30.00. How long we live, not years but actions tell.â€"Herrick. WANTEDâ€"Girl for general houseâ€" work.. Apply to Mrs. B. D. Kelly, 23 Laks Shore Road, Timmins, Ount. writing it Jooks like the two months. ‘There were five drunks each conâ€" tributing $10.00 and costs. One of the five was further fined $25.00 and costs for obstructing the police. The magistrate does not favour encouragâ€" ing men who interfere with the police when the latter are making arrests. Anotlher drunk, who was a special nuisance, was assessed the double rate of 20.00.and costs. | For illegally having liquor in a pubâ€" lic place, Geo. MeDonald was fined $50.00 and costs, the same being paid forthwith. public costs Remands were also made in the cases of George Mairvolka and Fred Panchuk who are accused of the wilâ€" ful destruction of property. There were also remands for a week for A. Mondeau and J. A. Bayer,. charged with theft of money from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. A Kennedy and H. Lyons were each fined $500.00 and costs and given one month in jail on charges of breach of the O.T.A. Failing the fines it will be four months each, which is what they apparently intend to take. Marie La Rose pleaded guilty to immoral living and was given a suspended sentence on the idea that she should move away to other parts right away. Chief Greer, Provincial Officer Finâ€" gzer and Constable Moore raided a shack in which they found the woman, the two men and some liquor. One gallon ecan of liquor was thrown out of a window at the back as Chief Greer entered the shack, but Constable Moore was stationed right there to catch the can as it came out. J. EPlaherty, for having liquor in a THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. avainst Stanley Sloak. _ Nloak is in the hospital having been taken ill in the jail here after his arrest. He is accused of having assaulted a woman and when her husband objected Sloak is said to have smashed him in the mouth with a milk hbottle, breaking nine of the husband‘s teeth and cutâ€" ting his lips and otherwise damaging him., At police court here yesterday there were over twenty cases, only a few of these being minor ones. There were several remands until next week. One of the remands was the case OVER TWENTY CASES AT POLICE COURT THIS WEEK. : place, was assessed $50.00 and or two months. At the time of ie it looks like the two months. ‘re were five drunks each conâ€" ing $10.00 and costs. One of ve was further fined $25.00 and for obstructing the police. The trate does not favour encouragâ€" en who interfere with the police rooms. â€"12p pubâ€" FOR‘ SALEâ€"Baby Carriage,, Cutter and Cot, sale, $22.00. Also Dining Rnom Table and â€" Chairs, and other articles. Apply 70 Sixth Avenus:. ~13p. MAID WANTEDâ€"for general houseâ€" work. Apply_ Helperin â€" Bottling Works, 74. Fifth avenue. ~13t.f. MAID WANTEDâ€"for general honseâ€" work. Apply Mrs. C. G. Williams, 33 Hemlocek street. C 13. HORSES FOR SALEâ€"â€"1 team Heavy Horses, well matched, weight 3,200 lbhs. Also harness: and wagon, next to new. Will sell separately. Cheap for quick @ash sale. Apply to H. Rothwell 4 Mountjoy street. â€"12â€"13p. MAID WANTEDâ€"for general houseâ€" work. Family of two adults. Apâ€" ply to 6 Hemloek Street between 5 and 7 p.m. â€"13p. POR SALEâ€" 1925 model WANTEDâ€"Maid for general houseâ€" work and eooking Apply to W. L. Hogarth, 62 Tamarack St. or phone 353, Timmins. 13p. FOT LOSTâ€"Black Handbag, in or near the post office. Handbag containâ€" ed bank books, small sum ~of money, and other artlcles, including a card with owner‘s name. I*mder will p]ease return at once to 21 James street, Timmins. â€"~13 POSITION WANTED AS HOUSEâ€" KEEPER. Experienced. Best reâ€" ferences. Apply to Box M.G. Adâ€" vance office., Timmins. ~13p. PIANO FORK SALE, Will sell for $250.00. gain. Apply 160 I south. POSITION WANTED AS CHAUFâ€" FEURâ€"Either truck or cear. Can speak both English and French. References. Married man. Apply to 58 Wilson ave., Timmins, or P.O. Box 1199, Timmins. WANTEDâ€"Position as _ chauffeur. 6 years‘ _ experience. â€" References. Steady and sober. Apply to â€" B. Barker, 5 James St. or phone 358, Timmins. _ â€"13p. CHICKENS, FPOR â€"SALEâ€"Threeâ€"drawer with large mirror. dark tï¬ FINN WOMAX WANTS TO DO WASHING AND HOUSEâ€"CLEAXNX. GIRL ~STENOGRAPAHAER â€" OPEN FOR POSITION; law office preâ€" ferred, but, commeronal work gladly taken; keen and mllmgâ€"â€"Bmc D.S. E., Advance office. ~13p. FPOR SALEâ€"Bed Spring and Matâ€" tress. In good condition. $15.00. Apply at 107 Birch St., «North, Timmins. 13p FOR SALEâ€"1 Barred Rock Cock and 1 cockerel. Apply to J. H. Skelly, FOR SAL} Carriage, condition. Hollinger TCOR â€"â€" $ _ Apply FOR SALEâ€"Complete House Furâ€" mshmwa (Owner leaving town. _fl)_l_\_ 46 Fifth Avenue. _ â€"13p. FPOR SALE springs an dition. Aj mercial ay Porcupine. )Iv sAlisâ€"LVassenger ;~»tar »sedan 1925 model. T woâ€"door. (Good condition. Apply Box M.B., Adâ€" vance Office, Timmins. s OR SALEâ€"1 Ningle Red, comple 3 Dressers; 1 3â€"burner Ol Sft and Oven; 1 Baby Stroller, ne 1 Baby‘s Walker. Apply 5Â¥ V son avenue, upstairs. ~3 JR SALEâ€"Billiards, soft drinks, barber business, good chance for i¢e cream parlour in connection, Bargain for quick sale. Apply M. Devlin, Monteith, Ount. S IN(G WORK. By day or hour. Apâ€" ply P.O. Box 20, Mattagami Heights, Ont. â€"I1Tâ€"13p. condition. $350.( Taylor _ Hardware Avenue, Timmins. with large mirror, dark finish}; best condition. . Apply Todd‘s Drug Store, Schumacher. ~18, )Iv SALIGâ€"â€"AX 1large s1ze 1 Nange in good condition 172 Spruce North.. Rocks 1 cockerel. Apply 10 Maple St. South SALE LENS,. FOR SALEâ€"Plymouth s and Black Spanish. Apply Mountjoy St., Timmins. _ â€"183p. SALEâ€"Household â€" furniture v at 33 Tamarack St. «L 1Fâ€" Single Bed and mattress; in goo Apply Mrts., J. Huot, avenue, Phoae 110, ‘â€"CGream (Wicker Baby Lloyds make, in good Apply 34 Borden Ave., Townsite. 13p. Ford Sedan, in good $350,.00. The George rdware, Ltd.. Third ress; in good, conâ€" Ts. J Huot; Comâ€" Phone 110, South size MceCleary nearly new. A hg barâ€" jirech â€" street Star Sedan Dresser, Apply CA y3 13 13 P FOR RENTâ€"In Mountjoy Townshp, 160â€"acre farm, houses and stables; 22 acres under cultivation; 2 miles from town; would suit dauryman or good farmer. Rent reasonable. Apply No. 3 Elm street, south, at Lawlor‘s. â€"8â€"14. FOR RENTâ€"Basement at Windsor Hotel. Can be rented all in one, size 89‘ x 30 ft.; or be parrtitioned and rent half. It is 12 ft. deep. Well lighted. Could be used as wholesale house or elub room. Apâ€" ply to Windsor Hotel, Cedar Street Seuth, or 11 Spruce Street South. 4043 p. t. FOR RENTâ€"One front office, in the (tordon Block. Hot and cold water. Possession April 1st. Apply A. P. Kenning, opposite the post offiee, Timmins. ~L1, Mrs. Robt. Cole and family wish to thank their many friends and aeâ€" quaintances for the kindness and sympathy shown during theiwr recent bereavement. ~13p. Ifrs, Catharine MceKinnon and family wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciatiom to the many friends who showed sucit kindness and sympathy in their reeent bereaveâ€" ment through the death of her son, Ernest McKinnon. Also to thank all for the many beautiful floral tokens and other expressions of kindness and sympathy. â€"13p RUSSELL â€". HOTELâ€"ROOM â€" AND BOARD, BY . â€"DXY .OR â€" WEREK. Hot and cold water; free bath. We handle the best brands 4.4. When on your way to the step in and sample a bottle of 1ceâ€" cold beer. Don‘t forget the piéace, on the corner of Mountjoy and Wilson Ave. Phone 275 W. Wm. Hass, proprietor. What you want. when you want it. T1â€"4p. TO RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed apartment in the Gordon Blocek, all modern conveniences. Occupation at onee. Apply to A. F. Kenning, opposite Post Office. ~3G0 t L. FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT private home, adults. Central ecation. Bath. Would suit young men. Breakfast and e ing dinner, if desired. _ Eng speaking people only. _ Apapl; POR RENTâ€"Two centrally located front reoms, suitable for light housekeeping. Apply 82 Bireh st.. south. ~13 FURNISHED ROOM TO RENTâ€" Modern eonveniences. _ Apply 80 _ Maple street, south. â€"12. APRIL OFFERâ€"HARDY SHRUBS FOR THE NORTH. Planned to blossom â€" throughout â€" season. 2 Spirea, one red, one white; 1 Red Honeysnuekle; 1 Mock Orange; 1 Snowberry ; 1 Weigelia, red ; 1 Forâ€" sythia, golden; 1 Hydrangea; and Ub IAUOIvt INLNEâ€"â€"4 large newly: decorated. Large woodsh: will put water in for suitable t« ant; Englishâ€"seaking preferred. B:mnen‘\an avenue. =13:H ADTO FOR SALEâ€"Six tube receivâ€" ing set for sale, with full and comâ€" plete â€" accessories, _ with â€" charger, A and B wet cell batteries, tubes, loud speaker, earphones, ete. complete; nothing else to IÂ¥iuy. Value $270.00. _ ~Will sell for $190.00. _ Apply to 152 Birch street, south, Moneta. â€"12413p Apply to B. Broadway un( ROOMED HOUSE FOR SALE. Apply after 3:30 pm. at 154 Elin street north,, Timmins. 2 Gladiolas bulbs. For $5.75 C.0.D. Order now from Mrs. F. J. Hamilâ€" ton, Box 123, Phone 100, South Porâ€" eupine, On‘, representative E. S. Smith Son, Winona. ""â€"183. RENT, on first floor; suitable for light _ housekeeping. Ail conveniâ€" ences; with cook stove. Apply evenings 6 Balsam street north. "ourth a.m. 1J RNISHIND HOUSES FOR SALE THANKS: RENTâ€"3â€"room Flat, furnistrc pply â€"to Mrs. Swanson, Golde enue, Phone 18, South Poreupin« Balsam street south pet RD OF THANKS JY N L. 12 roomnms,. nth rent. Apply nue., hetween 10 and HOUSE TO RE!: Lennan, 60 corne d Elm. Englishâ€" Xpaoly at t wo ‘A1ll~â€" L of ) i is hereby given that: Byâ€". law was passed by the Municipal Corâ€" poration of the Township . of Calvert: om the 2nd day of March, A.D; 1926, provxiding for the issue of Debentures to. the amount of: ($4,000.00) Four thousand dollars by way of debenâ€" tures of the Munieipal Corporation of tite Township of Calvert; for the Nilrool Board ‘Dirastees of BRublic Nchool Section No.. 2 of the Township of Calvert, in the District of Cochâ€" wane, pursuantt tm the provismons: of the Public Schoolis Act and the Muniâ€" eipal Act; and| tat such BysJlaw was registered in the Registry: Office of Titles in Coclirane, in the Mstrict of Cochrane, om the 16th day of March, A.D., 1926,, as No. 12 Coahrane. Any motion to quash or set aside the same o any part theneof must be made withim three months after the First publ#cation of this notice and cannot bee made thereatter. paid to Joseph Singleton,, and all claims against the said partnership are to be presented to Joseph Singleton by whom tlre same will be settled. Dated at South Poreupine, Ontario, this eighth day of March, 1926. Witness Signmed : W. G. Bowles, Joseph Singleton, Stanley Spadafore _ Chas Spadafore. 11413 The partnership heretofore existing between us, Charles Spadafore and Joseph Singleton, earrying on busiâ€" ness as Nouth Poreupine Machine Shop, at South Poreupine, Ontario, as Machinists, has this day been disâ€" solved by mutuwal consent. All debts owing the said partnership are to be FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"18 Cedar St., 1926. 1i}â€"~14 THE TIMBER SLIDE COMPANIES ACT PARM acres,;. 1O : 31. hy 2E The Poreupine River Improvement Co. Ltd. of the Town af Hoyle, in the Dhstrict of Temiskaming, in the Proâ€" vince of Ontario, hereby gives notice that it has filed with the Minister of Lands and Forests at Toronto a schedâ€" ule of the tolls which it proposes to charge on the Poreupine River during the Spring and Summer of 1926. In accordance with the provision of the Timber Slide Companies Act, said tolls shall be due and payable by reaâ€" son of the improvements made by said Company to facilitate the drivâ€" ing of pulpwood and sawlogs on said river. Said tolls shall be, ten (10) cents per cord (128 Cu, Ft.) on all spruce and balsam pulpwood. COXNFECTIONERY BUSINESS and PROPERTY FOR SALE in SCHUâ€" MACHER. Good stand and profitâ€" Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1914, Chapter 181. FARM IN MOU OR RENT. 3 and 28 in hay; sale. ~Apply < gami Heights FOR SALE OR TO RENTâ€"Properâ€" ty at 156 Cedar street, Moneta, opposite the sehool. â€" Bulding oneâ€" storevy basement, 45 hy 28. PROPERTY FOR with houses, ete. Big Gargain Clement, 48 Com: MATERNITY PRACTICAL FOR SALE â€" Bottling Plant;y, 1 ton truck ; and 1 trackage lot. Apâ€" ply Box N.A., Advancs office, Timâ€" _ _mins. ~13t.f. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. suitable for machine shop, garage, blacksmith shop. Size 28 x 42. Apply B. F. Lennan, 60 Cornrer Eim and Broadway. ~19 stable: ete,. ;\])l )l.\' avent oppasite the sehool. â€" Building one storey ;mfl basement, 45 by 28 Suitable for store, wholesale, brewâ€" ery or facetory. _ Very reasonahie price. Apply to P.O,. Box.$87 Schumacher, or Giovannell‘s Store Moneta, Open for engagements Laurier avenue, this able business ;\l’)ply to T. Schumacher. TOWNSHIP OF CALVERT Ansonville, Ont. mupine River Improvement POR RENT OR SALEâ€"â€"153 1O acres cleared. Good barn, 25, cement floor;, another ; garage; house; dairy house, This is a good ~opportunity. M. Clement, 49 Commerecial rood stand and profitâ€" Price reasonable. Ansara, P.O. Box 89, 12â€"14p NTJOY FOR SALEH acres i1 V SALEâ€"(Good lot stable, hen house Apply to M nercial avenue., res under plough o team horses for Belanger, Mattaâ€" 0.. Timmins. of March, A.D. Apply NURNE â€"13.â€"14y 3â€"16p. Ltd.