*X * * * * * 3 o o o o n n n in in in in n 0n 00 05005 00005 00. 05 00 00 05 0C 4c 4p4 4C 4440 444 45 4. Warning to Other Branches With unemployment still very genâ€" eral in the Dominion and the towns of Northern Ontario being overrun with men who are travelling from one place to another it has come to my notice that secretaries and other Legion offhâ€" cials fire advising exâ€"gervicemen to journey to Timmins. The Legion in has enough men on its unâ€" employed list to fill all possible deâ€" mands for labour in this immediate vicinity, these in addition to the hunâ€" dreds of others who are unemployed make Timmins a place to be advoided as far as possible. Last year the Timâ€" mins branch of the Canadian Legion made a practice of helping along any returned soldiers that happened to come into town aand these men in reâ€" turn for the kindness shown have genâ€" erously made in known that there is e handâ€"out after a tedious boxâ€"car journey into this town. It would be advisable for all local Legion officials in Northern Ontario to take Timmins off the list. We have no handâ€"out for any men who may come in. Our reâ€" KS S 4 S LA 44 Standard Models 8â€"100â€"Business Coupe $1,295; 5â€"passenger 2â€"door Brougham $1,890; 4â€"door Full Sedan $1,975; Convertible Cabriolet $2,055; Convertible Phaeton Sedan $2,245; Speedster $2,245;‘7â€"passenger Sedan $2,515. Custom Models 8â€"100â€"Business Coupe $2,205; 5â€"passenger 2â€"door Brougham $2,485; 4â€"door Full Sedan $2,565; Convertible Cabriolet $2,665; Convertible Phaeton Sedan $2,855; Speedster $2,855; 7â€"passenger Sedan $2,975. Standard Models 12â€"160â€" Business Coupe $2,925; 5â€"passenger 2â€"door Brougham $3,015; 4â€"door Full Sedan $3,110; Convertible Cabriolet $3,205; Convertible Phaeton Sedan $3,395; Speedster $3,395. Custom Models 12â€"160Aâ€"Business Coupe $3,895; 5â€"passenger 2â€"door Brougham $3,490; 4â€"door Full Sedan $3,590; Convertible Cabriolet $3,685; Convertible Phaeton Sedan $3,875; Speedster $3.875, Prices F.0.B. Timmins, Ont. Auburn Automobile Company, Auburn, Indiana. Division of Cord Corporation. 7 3rd Ave. Cor. 2nd Ave. and Pine St., 5. _ Timmins 100 HOKRKSE POWER Straight Eight Sedan 127" Wheelâ€"B2SG ; o. s tmwmms ont In the new Improved Straight Eights Auburn carries value to another new high level. We have sought for every possible way to still further improve these cars; we have simply poured quality into them! strengthâ€" enedâ€"refinedâ€"and added many important comfort and performance features. Again Auburn Straight Eights offer the World‘s Greatest Motor Car Values 100 house power Lycoming motor ; 127â€"inch wheelbase; 160 Horse Power TWELVE SEDAN We want you to verify for yourself, our claim that this new Auburn Twelveâ€"Accelerates Fasterâ€"runs Faster and Smootherâ€"Climbs Hills Faster and Easier, than any other production car. Despite its size, power and speed, this Twelve is extraordinarily economical; will run more miles per gallon than many Sixes and Eights of far less Horse Power. The chassis is now from end to end, new Lycoming 12â€"cylinder motor ; 392 inch piston displacement; 160 actual dynamomenter Turn a lever on the instrument panel one way and your Auburn runs faster, smoother with less noise, vibraâ€" tion and wear,â€"with Economy. 392 Cubic inch Piston Displacement. Valves Horizontal and Opposed. 133 inch Wheelbase F. 0. 3. TIMMINS, ONT. Thursday, June 2nd, 1932 the Porcupine The Canadian Legion in Straight Eight and Twelve Cylinder Custom Models Include i the instrument panel one way and your Turn the lever the other way, and your Auburn acâ€" faster, smoother with less noise, vibraâ€" celerates faster and climbs hills faster than any other ,â€"with Economy. production car. 9 AUVUBUER N lief fund is nonâ€"operative, only those resident here receiving any vouchers at the present time, and our branch is having a hard struggle to maintain this part of our activitiee. So once again branch officials, "There is no work in this district for any extra men," am this warning should be heeded to the fullest extent. Reveille! â€" Reveille! Your correspondent has been ranâ€" sacking the dictionary, stratching what few brains he may have had, and tryâ€" ing to do all possible to create a stir in the dormant spirit at present preâ€" vailing in our branch. The secretary telis me that the dues are coming in good and the members seem to be maintaining their interest, but not to the extent of attendance at meetings, etec. On Monday, May 22nd the attenâ€" dance at the monthly meeting hardly warranted the use of the electricity that was used, let alone the fine brand of refreshments provided after the business. It has been said that a good parade may liven things up, and with that idea in view another drumhead ranted the u was used, let refreshments By Timmins Branch Correspomdent. reir intere: attendanct are coming in seem to be st, but not to > at meetings, ind the attenâ€" Powered by Lycoming up your decorations! Make arrangeâ€" ments for a shiftâ€"off like the communâ€" ists do when they are holding a parade! Then be out to march with your comâ€" rades and show that the Legion spirit still prevails. Have You Any Grievances ? If so, the pension adjustment officer, Comrade H. Wyse, will take them up with you and give you all assistance posible to have them rectified. Comâ€" rade H. Wyse will be at the Empire hotel from 6.00 p.m. Friday, June 10th, to Monday, June 13th, and will be pleased to have all enquiries in early, so that he can give the best of afttenâ€" tion in the ‘allotted time. There are pleased to have alil engquiries in early so that he can give the best of afttenâ€" tion in the ‘allotted time., There are several in the district whose pensions are not in accordance with their disâ€" abilities and it is on behalf of these men that the visit has been arranged men that the visit has been arranged. President Austin Neame or Secretary W. D. Forrester will be glad to take any case in hand, and all should be ready for this visit of the Northern Ontaric nension adjuster. pen soeuth Porcupine Notes It has been arranged by the memâ€" bers of the Legion bugle band at South PForcupine to run a card party and dance there in the very near future. The generous response of the people L. G. 8. Free Wheeling with Silentâ€"Constant Mesh Transmission; Twistâ€"proof _X type crossâ€"member frame, originated by Auburn; Bijur Automatic Chasâ€" sis Lubrication ; Improved 4â€"wheel Brakes ; four 2â€"way Hydraulic Shock Absorbers; larger, heavier, irreverâ€" sible Steering Mechanism; Kickâ€"shackle in Front Spring that minimizes roadâ€"shock; more enduring body construction; body fully insulated; new more luxurious interiors. _ 3110 Wheelbase; L. G. S. Free Wheeling with Silentâ€"Conâ€" stant Mesh Transmission ; xâ€"type crossâ€"member frame ; Bijur Automatic Chassis Lubrication; a completely new shockâ€"proof steering mechanism ; new type extra large and powerful hydraulie brakes, and sixâ€"ply tires, provide additional safety when driving this Twelve at its amazingly high speeds; improved universal joints, which should require lubrication only once a year. Horse Power; horizontal opposed valves; 133â€"inch THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, 0 NTAR laryâ€"meeting. Monday, June 237thâ€"Last meeting night for three months. Don‘t look to see if your garden is growing as you will have lots of time in July, August and September for that. Put this date down and be present. Our Thanks Through the kindliness of Mr. I{‘red Kenning, M.P.P. for our riding, the Legion has become the recipent of two beautiful framed photos of two of the foremost statesmen in Canada‘s hisâ€" toryâ€"Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir Wilfred Laurier. Thanks, Fred, our gallery will soon be complete. Our thanks are also extended to the followâ€" ing:â€"G. A. Macdonald, W. Pritchard, Dr. H. H. Moore, Leo Mascioli, Hon. Chas. McCrea, Minister of Mines for their generous response to the Legion appeal for honorary Thanks to yvou all! # dancing. good timg Auxiliary. Monday committe or social. in regard to donating prizes, etc., has made it possible for the Legion bugle band to have this event. Watch for the date next week. June Meetings Monday, June 6thâ€"Ladies‘ Auxiliary â€"GOne big night of square and round dancing. Lots of refreshments and a good time. Let‘s all go and help the Monday Junt Not n 13thâ€"Entertainment et \decided,â€"smoker â€"Last meeting Don‘t look to growing as you Devint Dated at Porcupine this 18th day of April, 1932 A number of the Trail Rangers and Tuxis were at the Boy Scout Jamboree at South Porcupine on Saturday and found it of great interest. The Trail Rangers and Tuxis are glad that the T.B.A.A. summer sports are now under way and they look for a good season with lots of good sport for the boys. Alt QOila wA t CSE.T. Boys banquet to ma Trail Rangers are ward to by the bov boy were presented as those winning sameé there were 64 badg ficiency in connect Ranger prozramme. "The Heroism was the topic 0o delivered to fath burg by Clerk Si and pleasing touch given tTO the reâ€" cent Mother and Daughter banqguet held at North Bay in the Baptist church. The Black Jack Trail Ranâ€" gers acted as waiters at the event. The Tuxis and Trail Ranger mentors, preâ€" pared, cooked and served the banquet. All the work was done and all the food supplied by the males. It was a turâ€" To the Treasurer of the Township of Whitney, in the District of Cochrane: You are hereby commanded to levy upon the lands mentioned in the attached list for arrears of taxes c with your costs pursuant to the provisions of the Assessment Act and Amendments and according to Law. For so doing this shall be your sufficient warrant and authority. J. W. YOUNG, and according to ail reporlSs lt wWas a dandy. Everybody was delighted with the banquet and there were hosts of compliments about the cooks and the service from the experts in these lines who enjoyed the event. This idea was a reversal of the usual order where the males enjoy the food prepared by the ladies. Not only did the ladies enjoy the change and the rest, but tue men By virtue of a warrant issued by the Reeve of the Township of Whitney, bearing date the 18th day of April, 1931, and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the several lands being in the Township of Whitney, mentioned and described in the following list of arrears of taxes respectively due thereon and costs, I hereby give notice pursuant to the Assessment Act and Amendments, that unless the said arrears of taxes and costs be sooner paid, I shall on Friday, the 9th day of September, 1932, at the Township Hall at Porcupine, at the hour of 11 o‘clock in the forenoon, proceed to sell by public auction so much of the said lands as may be sufficient to discharge the taxes and lawful costs incurred in and about the sale and collection of same. j The following lands are all patented. Dated at Porcupine this 18th day of April, 1932 No i candid 36 26 The summe A. Roberts, Timmms King and Princess Sts., Lots 1, 297, 298, 299 ; R. J. Wilson, Porcupine Con 5, NE S. Lotl R. J. Wilson, Porcupine, Con. 6, S.E., N. Lot 7 ... M. Wilson, Porcupine, Con. 1, N1,;, Lot 4, less 10 acres S. E. corner T. Wilson, South Porcupine, Earl St Nl Lot 446 Nl Lot 447, N.1/, Lot 448, N.1,, Lot 449 T. Wilson, South Porcupine, Queen St., Lots 74â€"75 B. Waite. Schumacher, Queen St., Lot 159 A. Walker, South Porcupine, Queen St., Lots 161, 162 164 Mackie Estate, Porcupine, Bristol St., Lot 14... 158 to 163. P eAAA inA h Te raÂ¥ s es R. Dipaolo, Sout,h Porcupme Con M 21 Lot; 39 y W. F. Campsall, Porcupine, Queen St., Lot 167...... A. Grenier, (unknown), Con. 4, N.W., N. Lot 6 A. Grenier, (unknown), Con. 2, N1/, LOot 4. ... A. Grenier, (unknown), Con. 6, N.E., N. Lot 5 A. Grenier, (unknown), Con. 1, N1/, Lot 5 W. E. Hurd, Narbeth, Pa., Con. 4, N. W S. Lot 7 W. E. Hurd, Narbeth, Fa., Con. 4, N.E., S. Lot 7. L. Halperin, Timmins, King St., LOt 5 Isacson Estate, Con. 3, N.W., N. Lot 4 Isacson Estate, Con. 3, N.E., N. Lot 4 | E. G. Loser, Chicago, Ill., Con. 6, S.E., N. Lot 8 W. R. Lowery, Cobalt, Con. 4, N.E., N. Lot 8..... wW. R. Lowery, Cobalt, Con. 4, NW., N. Lot 8......... Maki Estate, Porcupine, Pt. Con. 4, S.E., S. Lot 12 Maki Estate, Porcupine, Pt. Con. 4, SW., S. Lot 11 F. McDonald, (unknown), Florence St., Lot 207 Nelson, Torontc, Con. 6, N.E., S. Lot 2 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 6, NW., S. Lot 2 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 6, SSW., S. Lot 2 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 6, S.E., S. Lot 12 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 6, SW., S. Lot 12 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 5, N.W., N. Lot 12 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 5, SW N. Lot 12 Nelson, Toronto, Con. 5, NW., S. Lot 12 . E. Phillips, Timmins, Ont., Con. 2, SW., S. Lot . Offer, Orillia, Bristol St., Lots 1 to 8 Offer, Orillia, Corporation St., Lots 18â€"20 . Offer, Orillia, Shuniah Sq Offer, Orillia, Corporation St., Lots 23 to 26 Offer, Orillia, Bristol St., Lots 28 to 32, 83 Offer, Orillia, Sutherland St., Lots 98 to 100 Offer, Orillia, Sutherland St., Lots 110â€"119 . Offer, Orillia, King St., Lots 104â€"105 sS44IIISI@pPppppjpleje}e C agaaaaaaa! and B. N. Robertson, Porcupme Sutherland St., Lot 111 Ramona Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Con. 5, S.W., N. Lot Ramona Mines, Lt,d.. Toronto, Con. 5, NW., S. Lot Ramona Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Con. 5, S.E., S. Lot 9 J. F. Roberts, Buffalo, N.Y., Con. 1, SW., N. Lot 12 J. F Roberts, Buffalo, N.Y., Con. 1, N.E., S. Lot 12 J..F. Roberts, Buffalo, N.Y., Con. 1, N.W., S. Lot A. Roberts, Timmins King and Princess Sts., Lots 2098, 299 ; R.. .J. Wilson, Porcupine Con 5, NE S. Lotl Owner‘s Name, Address, Con. or Street and Lot I. Aho, Porcupine, King St., Lots 148, 149, 174. M. Brosseau, Lemieux, Con. 6, S.W., S. Lot 1 M. Brosseau, Lemieux, Con. 2, S.E., N. Lot 1... M. Brosseau, Lemieux, Con. 2, S.E., S. Lot 1..... M. Brosseau, Lemieux, Con. 1, N.E., S. Lot 11........ W. Bannerman, Lakewocod, O., Con. 5, S.E., S. Lot 1 E. Briere, Timmins, Con. 5, S.E., S. Lot 1. Brant Bruce, Kirkland Lake, Con. 3, NW S Lot 10 A. W. Bixel, Strathroy, Con. 1, S.E., N. Lot 12... i R. Dipaolo, South Porcupine, Con. Mâ€"15, Lots 121 to 126 L Nt C MJ > E> uUup TOWNSHIP OF WHITNEY, DISTRICT OF COCHRANE . Offer, Orillia, Bristol St . Offer, Orillia, Sutherland . Offer, Orillia, Sutherland . Offer, Orillia, King St., L . Offer, Orillia, Florence St . Offer, Orillia, Bristol St 175;, 169;:.. Offer, Orillia, Bristol St 237 to 241, 243, 251â€"252 ._C. Offer. Orillia, Bristol St., 305 313, 338â€"346, 347, 372 ._C. Offer, Orillia, Bristol St., q # _ s 0+ Q: ho bJ i Bayâ€"â€"Th topic of an address recently to fathers and sons at Thornâ€" Clerk Sim, of Holstein, who is late for the 19383 boys‘ parliaâ€" 11 rs are being he boys here. General Notes c>mbpined ‘k the clo 1€ e medais won D ndâ€"selling â€" cam as well as badge ime. During the WA OF LANDS FOR TAXES Tux Differen m campa HC WARRANT AUTHORIZING SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES mmiIings 10 d St., Lots S id St., Lots 1 Lots 104â€"105 St.. Lots: 123 Tra also realized how much they are. inâ€" debted to the ladies on so many ocâ€" casions for the food prepared. There was a direct and very emphatic knowâ€" l«igeo given to the men in this event as to the work and effort and skill inâ€" volved in banquets and given so genâ€" erously in the past by the ladies, and, perhaps, often accepted without realâ€" ization of the trouble involved. Try This Gameâ€"Electricity, or Telegraphy In the weekly bulletin sent out by the Ontario Boy‘s Work Board headâ€" quarters at Toronto for the current week, there is for a new game. "Try this gaméâ€"electricity or telegraphy," says the bulletin, which leage given to the as to the work an« volved in banquet. erously in the pas facing eaCt 1 cates that a "curren down each line by the of the line. This is d biows, by the leader the hand of the playe he in turn passing it etec. right down to end gqu down. March found 133,0 sons at work than in Febr are still 2,567,332 who are 0 unless the Government‘s, fewer by 330,000 than las The British worker does a ing. He is still in‘ the w likes the way he is headed Form t! tinues to 32, 83 98 to 100 110â€"1198 n 151 which th kly wins Nt hna a "current" is to be ine by the one at the This is done, when w he leader firmly gri the player next to hin passing it on to the wn to end of line. As er in line gets the "s j his hand. The hn xd in J , M. 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No one who knows the people of Hearst can imaâ€" gine them sitting down and letting any bunch of alien transients rob them, however. The town of Hearst was named after a former premier of Onâ€" tario under whose regime and auspiâ€" ces the Ontario Temperance Act was put into force and effect upon this unfortunate province. Whether this naming of the pjlace has had anythiny to do with its illâ€"luck or not, Hearst has had quite a bit of poor fortune in its day. It has been threatened with forest fires and the evils common to the North, while it has also had a few special dffculties all its own. But the town of Hearst has triumphed over all its handicaps and still lives and thrives Recently, one of its important instiâ€" tutions, the Hearst Experimental Farm has been threatened by the panic o provincial economies. In making uy the column, mins," The across anot] aced Hears 3list, 1922, graph :â€" news gestion that ua jJail farm, simillar t( the one at Burwash, be established a; Hearst, Ont. Inspector W. Moore, of the provincial police, and License Insâ€" pector Stewart Blackwall, recently visi ted Hearst to make a report to t« government on the suggestion. If the plan gces through, it is likely that the« Hearst Prison Farm will be used tc accommodate breakers of the O.T.A Such victims will have the feeling tha thevy were driven to Hearst througt they were Hearst. T axes $ 19.04 123.35 123.35 123.35 123.35 135.06 201.61 461 119.30 477.56 119.39 477.56 128.44 128.44 16.39 113.79 113.79 158.37 128 .44 128.44 201.40 40.28 20.88 135.06 Such i NC pre 21.63 16.22 20.88 15.00 Ja 5.8 78 e Act in Jai ty good word vou think? imn, Years Ago The Advance this we nother danger that o earst. The Advance 22. had the followi ie heading Hear Costs $2.00 2 06 00 Bd sody ha Bein Comm. Total $ 0.48 $.21.02 3.09 128 .44 3.09 128 .44 3.09 128.44 3.09 128 44 3.38 140 44 5.04 208.65 .02 23 .40 3.38 140 44 a plan for Ontario ‘I And "frame that connec aitm. . similla 3.09 3.09 3.09 3.09 3.38 5.04 3.95 3.21 3.21 5.03 19 56 e thereon 17.37 11.65 23 48 12437 491.50 124.3"7 491 .54 133.665 133.65 18 .80 118.63 118.63 164.32 133.6» 133.65 208 .43 43 .28 28 42 132.61 132.61 132.61 132.61 132.61 132.61 132.61 132.61 119.48 15.65 6.1% 15.01 138 36 . P# 6.19 0. 8#