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Miller, disâ€" trict engineer of the Northern Deâ€" velopment ‘branch on Thurgday of last week, with regard to the governâ€" ment‘s proposal to split the cost of maintaining the trunk road where the towns‘ streets are used en route. Speaking for Haileybury Mayor G. T. Hamilton assured Mr. Miller that the town would be willing to have the Northern Development proceed with the work and bill the municipality for half the cost. So far as Cobalt is concerned, it was arranged that the town itself would shoulder the burden for the balance of the present year, the representatives, Mayor Frank Lendrum and Councillor Alex D. Binâ€" ny, agreeing that the main road would have to be rebult at an early date, and probably next Spring. Burt Soâ€" pha, town foreman also accompanied the delegation. During the informal discussion which developed, Mr. Milâ€" ler _ said it was practically certain that the department would share the costs, fiftyâ€"fifty, of both construction and maintenance. It was pointed out by the various delegates that condiâ€" tions were different in the two towns, and that while a surface of the same nature as is provided in the townships would probably meet Haileybury‘s reâ€" quirements meantime, Cobalt would need different treatment The local deâ€" legates suggested that Mr. Miller obâ€" tain, at his convenience, some data regarding costs of rebuilding the road in town and they would confer with him again later in the year. _ The mayor and Councillor Binny took the view that they were making preliminâ€" ary movements, and that next year‘s council would have to tackle the proâ€" blem of reâ€"surfacing the streets through which the highway runs. Councillor Binny suggested that work similar to that done in 1924, when a water bound macadam surface was laid, supplemented by tarvia treatâ€" ment, might meet the conditions in town. There was talk also of a paved thoroughfare, similar to those in North Bay and Timmins, but it was felt the cost would be exeessive for a Present plans are to have the annuâ€" al pcnic of the Caledonian Society at Dalton‘s Park, Timmins on Wedâ€" nesday afternoon, August 3l1st. With good weather a good crowd and a good time are expected, with special feaâ€" tures for the vounesters. day in U that day intends t North Bay and Timmins, but it was felt the cost would be exceessive for a town in the financial position of Coâ€" balt. ANNUAL CALEDONIAN PICNIC ON AUGUST 31 DAY OF SPORTS ON CIVIC HOLIDAY IN TIMMINS The Melntyre Football iteam met the Lake Shore team at Timmins on Saturday evening, for the playâ€"off of the tie but owing to the heavy downâ€"pour of rain, this game was called off before halfâ€"time was reached The game was postponed until Monâ€" day evening, the men from Kirkland TOWNS DISCUSS UPKEEP OF FPERGUSON HIGHWAY n Mr. and Mrs. Villeneuve and family returned on Monday from a vacation spent with friends at North Bay. Mrs. Price and daughters returned on Tuesday from a vacation spent with friends at Matheson. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson and young daughter returned on Sunday. They were accompanied by Mr. Wilâ€" son‘s mother, who is going to visit here for a short time, Mr. and Mrs. E. White, of Schuâ€" macher, wish to thank the staff and members of the Paymaster Mine for their very great kindness during the recent sickness of Mr. White. Mr. E. Cary of Fourth avenue, reâ€" turned home on Tuesday from the hospital at South Porcupine, where he has been suffering from appendicitis. His friends wish him a speedy and complete recovery. Mr. Red McPhee formerly of Schuâ€" macher is seriously ill at Oshawa, Ont. Mrs. Herbh. Nicholas and children and ‘Mrs. Mallen of Bruce Mines, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin MacDonald. Next Meeting of Women‘s Auxiliary of Canadian Legion on Wednesday Next. Mcintyre Football Team Loses to Kirkland Lake in Ontario Cup Series. Other Schuâ€" macher News. Schumacher, August 10th, 1927. Special to The Advance. Legion‘s Auxiliary Holds )( Fine Meeting at Schumacher In the evening there w t danee in the Melint:s Wednesday, Aug. 1 y in the township ( THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ising programme and it is expect o a ho crowd ans« ult or Schuma« th leads is civie holiâ€" sdale and on r Fire Dept. avy of sports. ‘ the Melr riders in th emiskamin 1e( Writing from Boston Creek a corâ€" respondent of The Sudbury Star says: ‘‘One look at the Gold Hill Mines plant, perched on top of a high hill overlooking a river with a vein of quartz showing on surface running up this hill and under the plant, provides the reason for the naming of the mine. There need never be any fear of lack of space for tailings disposal ‘here; these will be carried away by the river flowing at the foot of the hill on which the plant is located. Access to the camps, mining and milling plant is by a gradual grade from the southeast. The charter of the Gold Hill Mining Company was taken out on the 6th of September and by the same date just four years hence, the company will be putting the first gold ore through its milling plant. This is a record in deâ€" velopment of a gold mine in Northern Ontario. _ When it is realized that several miles of road have been bult by the company; 810 feet of shaft @ml\mg has ‘been done along with 1,018 feet of crossâ€"cutting and 2,200 feet of drifting on veins, with 30 feet of raising, as well as the building of a milling plant of 75 tons capacity in that tlme it becomes apparent there has been keen supervision of the exâ€" pendltute of the shareholders‘ money in the development of the mine. The Cornish Oneâ€"andâ€"All failed to gather in the muchâ€"wanted points on Tuesday night when they were at home to the Dome Blues, the latter winning out by three goals to one. The Cornish have been playing good football all season, but have failed to throw off the regular jinx that seems to have trailed them this year. It was thought that perhaps their luck had turned last week when they made their nice win from the Lanes., but Tuesday of this week spoiled it again. However, the Cornish Oneâ€"andâ€"All have the satisfaction of knowing that they have been playing for the love of the sport, and the winning or losâ€" ing is not material after all, _ The Dome have a wellâ€"matched team and won on merit on Tuesday. According to the despatiches coming over the wires yesterday from Barrie Ont., a day or so has passed: without iurtller arrests in what is generally known as the Beeton case. _ There were two further arrests made on Tuesday in the district surrounding Beeton, where Alex Hodge, a farmer killed an armed bandit in what was believed to be a life and death stugâ€" gle about two week ago. The pair taken into custory \Iondd\' are Regiâ€" nald Andrews aged 21 married, who faces a charge of the theft of fourâ€" teen head of cattle, and Alfred Hareâ€" ly, aged 21, single, who faces a charge of theft of 13 hogs. The arrests were made by the provincial police. rom of Adjal loss of the atta DOME POOTBALL TEAM MADE NICE WIN ON TUESDAY GOLD HILL WILL HAVE NO TROUBLE ABOUT TAILINGS CHLOROFORMED PIGS TO MAKE THEIR THEFT EASY. The regular meeting of the Women‘s Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion was held on Wednesday evening, August 3rd, in the MelIntyre Recreation hall. A social evening followed the conâ€" clusion of the business when a very pleasant time was enjoyed in social interncourse, cards, etc. Refreshments were served during the evening. Each member invited a friend and all attending had a wonderful time. On Wednesday, August l17th another of these meetings is to be held, and it is hoped that all members of the Auxilâ€" iary will endeavour to be present, and bring a friend and help to make the e meetings amongst the most enjoyable social events in Schumacher. Mrs. F. Hartling and sons, of Gold Centre, returned on Tuesday from a four week‘s vacation with friends in Brantford. i TA Mrs. A. Dorfman, a former resident of Schumacher» who has been visiting with friends at the Vipond, returned on Wednesday morning to her home in Toronto. Mr. R,. Mitchell, junior, of Second avenue, made a good showing at the Band Regatta, winning three prizes. â€"first in the single canoe race, seâ€" cond in the halfâ€"mile swim and second in ‘the mixed double canoe race. Lake deciding to stay in Timmins over the weekâ€"end. _ The game was played on Monday and resulted in a win for Lake Shore. The seore was of 13 hogs. The arrests were _the provincial police. the time that Daniel O ‘Leary a township, complained of the his cattle immediately after ick upon Hodge, there have ries afloat regarding the theft ind cattle in the district, runâ€" k for a vear and more and of 1, Dut not In S do any harm to tIne owners information ; before th n their inve the pigs th _a year and mo iloroforming of et Hir from and the that chl t gat oli or T dqGon6 e re c$ 1( ns aAanCo have AY ;S%S.\’S\S SA ELKE * I * SSX L S I * * 4 4 4 4 6 5 3 5 4 FATHER OF MRS. H. CADIEX DIES AT STURGEON FALLS Th 1 Tus: it ad sudg AUG. 11â€"12â€"13 Special Matinee Saturday 2.30 Goldfields Theatre ADMISSIONâ€"Lower Floor and First 4 Rows Balcony $1.00 tax included Entire Balance of Balcony 75¢., tax included Saturday Matinee All Seats 75¢. Tax Included Children 30¢, [PLANTATH ‘RAISED Funeral Director and Embalmer 12% Pine St. S. Phone 51 NEXT BAND CONCERT ON SUNDAY EVENING, AUG. 14 The next band concert,â€"the tenth of the seasonâ€"will be held on Sunâ€" day evening next, Aug. 14th, after the church services. _A specially good programme has been provided for the oceasion, and only the courtesy of good weather is now required for the success of the season‘s tenth band concert. Owing to the showers of rain on Thursday last the regular band conâ€" cert for the evening was postponed until Friday, _ Friday evening was cool, but a good erowd gathered and expressed much appreciation of the excellent programme of fire band. music. _ The band concerts have proved a very popular feature of the summer. ut MOTOR EQUIPMENT