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60096 9= W dA esnc in en h uin n ce on ons PB C ons uen mg in ie O T To: .01 n 7 E14 : D 4 4 y# Assessor Macpherson this year has used a new and useful departure in the makeâ€"up of the Assessment Roll for the Town. The Roll is an Assossâ€" or‘s and Collector‘s Roll combined. This not orly does away with a copyâ€" ing of the Roll for tax collection purâ€" poses, but it also thus does away with the possibility of mistakes in this transfer. The Roll this year not only gives the complete figures of assessâ€" ment as usual, but it provides for further entries when the tax rate is struck and the tax amounts are to be entered. ‘‘They usged fto.Iaugh ‘at Mr. 1. C. H. Sims for putting in a garden here,‘‘ said an oldâ€"timer last week. ‘‘They told him he could never grow anything here. But last year he had the laugh on them all with his fine garden, and this year he has another laugh for in the matter of putting in a anrden, ‘*‘everybody‘s doing it now.‘‘ Nearly every available: and suitable plot in town is being utilized for garden purposes, and some are beâ€" ing used that can hardly be classed as suitable for the purpose. Howâ€" ever, it proves that Friend Sims was right vears ago, and also, better still, it shows that the good spirit of ‘‘Patriotism and Production‘" has taken root and is blossoming in Timâ€" Since Thursday of last week no liquor has been released from the exâ€" press offices here, and the result is that there are bushels of booze piled up for delivery, though not as much as might be expected. The truth is that the amount of liquor coming in by the regular channels to Timmins is much less than might be thought. In a recent week,. for instance, the total nnumber of eases released only totalâ€" led seven. Another week it was only five. The reason for the present 8 on account oL LC 1dVUL :conditions.. It is understood that no liquor will be released to anyone as long as there is a possibility of labor troubles here. This stand is taken not because any disorder is expected from the Union men, but rather beâ€" cause those beyond the eontrol of the Union imight make diffteulties if the liquor came in too freely now. ‘The order not to release the liquor is etâ€" fective also at South Poreupine and Scehumacher. Saturday evening late, or Bunday morning early, 186 chickens arrived in Timmins from Foster, Quebeec. They were shipped when a day old, and came in small baskets, with cheese cloth on the tops of the baskâ€" ets, and the baskets lined with newsâ€" papers. W. S. Macpherson, one of the consignees, says he does not know whether the newspapers used for lining the baskets were printed in papers. . 03. MACPHACLSUL, GVUC . UL the consignees, says he does not know whether the newspapers used for lining the baskets were printed in French or English, so there is no room for any argument about conâ€" seription in that. He does know, however, that out of the whole shipâ€" ment only two died by the way, some N W WE seription in that.. He does know,| and atiention. One disgus however, that out of the whole ship. zen says:â€"*‘‘*The very next ment only two died by the way, some (these fellows that asks me 1: of the others evidently stepping on|to buy an artificial leg, I‘m them while engrossed in reading the,gi\'e him my own bootâ€"go newspaper lining of their homes. hard."" A little too much is Fiftvy of the chicks were for Mr. Macâ€"|and if these eollectors and phel:son_, fifty for R. Elston, and the rest to be divided between Ben Lyons (Mattagami Heights,) H. Duf and J. Thomas. imber of cases rcieased OnIy Tolaiâ€" d seven. Another week it was only FpY a * ve, ‘The reason for.. the present holdâ€"up‘"" in the matter of release on account of the unsettled labor Ork is progressin cutting down and just th wuere men keeping or Un Orderhes ping or sellin In addition t e eeg Police Tunumins News in Brief urtirn FKores is way oV 1( Irv improved Veal Fourth Avenue @Ol the hpad pied e winter the powe old sw the toj »3] bha rJIVCO 211 NOraIS. â€" ilso one of the and Te Aal word received from ke Poreupine Platoon orestry Draft is likely 1 overseas with other Privates Widdifield, o wWas In LO irsday of las (~sumn e: top . ind foot strip of 1 P e‘ and the other busy beyond usual . For Thursday‘s ire no less than five ire aceused of havâ€" lling liquor urlawâ€" 1 there are theft [ perhaps a perjury will be several men charged with being or illegallv. ended 11 l'nl o N~Naso stripe, making Lanceâ€"corporal Y report in gt road . ind is practicâ€" even of a Ford this week on rading of the Presbyterian uc,." ‘‘This hill n( as O tiim{( rd w OV n for 1e man y will l use. Nash VIiSH m ng niceo, W. Wingae wit to pe lay even® claims in pleasing or whead. He Tuesday m on the Tft:1l oint last We Piremen‘s . was held in tistically a: The Club Cate We want to h Every once in a while, and too often much more frequently, somefellow comes up from the south with story about being scealded in an :ceâ€"cream {actory or erippled in a repair shop. The beggar will exhibit a scealded arm or a couple of fluatmw back teeth and plead for money to buy an artificial leo# or take a course in a college for M e ft « leg or take a course 1mn a Coliege Tor curing housemaid‘s knee. The storâ€" ies always vary a little as to the sad cireumstances under which the begâ€" gar received his injuries, but the etâ€" feet is always the same in this one particularâ€"that they all want money,. and have come five or six hundred miles up here among strangers to get it. When a man gets injured in the Poarcupine industries he is not usually allowed to go a thousand miles away among strangers to get fixed up for The Band favored the among strangers to get nNnXxed up LOF life. These wellâ€"dressed heggars from the south have no doubt. heard that the people of the Poreupine are genâ€" erous and good hearted and easy to touch. Perbaps Timmins and some of the other towns up here are listed as paying more than the schedule of the Beggars‘ Union. â€" However that may be., the beggears from the south may have be zens sh over to may be, the beggats Trom Thne souli} have become too numerous, and citiâ€" zens should hand the next one or two over to the police. If they are deâ€" serving cases (which is very far from likely or they would not need to come such a distance from where they are known) they will be well looked afâ€" ter, while if they are simply fakirs, as most of them undoubtedivy â€" are, M 1 they will also receive and attention. Omne n( is an ced liable to a good t tneson oV r1an about Lo _ He Ita 11 ie mill heSchumael the director 1re ress I1s 111 dare ; could be desire The attendance and the euc ig to the prizes TUulnnlin visit od m F3 ida av in â€" Munro results and He went bael morning to c 10 Inro in‘ the rink, w a n { ] s »14 1 aAntC 1 IU;ngnlA ecasion. . MeaA preces, furms) d the 4@ be desired,â€" hese collectors rs think that t y mark altoget find they can a eCl my own bootâ€"good _ and \ little too much is enough, rod and reportt Mill <] U Boriand!â€"} id attendes nnual Ball prope r Macpherson received cheque for back taxes e that will no. doubt table to the Town‘s rvy.â€" The cheque was for helal leg, 1 m goin own â€" bootâ€"good rtiumacher, President en tween io: . WLIUA id good prospects ck to Mathesou on ) continue the work °1°¢ AIT n i~was up Lrom kâ€"end, ‘*seeing s he said himâ€" rking on â€" his ownship» with LIn which visited rmer intendâ€" Gber southern ie Company, week. Good the addition are now said $8.50 â€" cneral pros L.11ng me tor money e l‘oreupine ier, they are ually overdo and begegars ted Cobalt heâ€" Cobalt The event proj 16 PORCUPINE ADVANUCE dâ€" citiâ€" one of T :CaArC to ie it /o es N t t sn In the matter ofâ€" the= estate 01‘1 George Mustatow, late of the Fown of Timmins, in the District of Temisâ€" kamin«. and Province of Ontario, kKaming, Aanid LFOVINCC OLâ€" UHLALLU, Miner, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section 56, of the Trustees Act, R. S$.0., 1914, Chap. 121, that all erediâ€" tors and others having claims or deâ€" mands against the estate of the said George Mustatow, who died on or about the 27th day of December, A.D. 1916, at the Town of Timmins, Onâ€" tario, are required on or hefore the 30th day of June, A.D. 1917, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned, the solicitor for the Adâ€" ministratrix of the estate of the said deceased, their Christian names and surnames, addresses and, deseriptions, George Mustatow about the 27th da 1916, at the Tow surnames, dallll, the full partieulars in writing ef their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the security, if any, held by them. ANXD TAKE NOTICE that after such last mentioned date the said Adminâ€" istratrix will proceed to distribute the istr2atrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 4000646000 Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23 MATINEE . 0 â€" _ SATURDAY, 3 P.M. ©90009000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 6040000086 Iehe Saturday Night Benefit for Timmins Firemen WATCH FOR 400 6040444606 Matinee: Saturday, 3 p.m., children 11¢, adults 27c Evening : 8.15 p.m., children 21c, adults 37c 7 p.m. Corner Pine Street and Fourth Avenue Join in and follow the big Firemen‘s Parade 7.30 p.m. assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having reâ€" gard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice, and that Mary Mustatow the Administratrix will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or perâ€" sons of whose claims notice shall not have been received at the time of such distribution. WAXTEDâ€"GO MEN to cut I1{J}X ; 2. DOoYs, ages 3 an(d 10 YCAL®S, and 2 girls, ages 3 and 53 years. Only applieations from Protestant families with references will be considered. Apply Box 548, Hailâ€" evhurv. Ont. 28t1. JON evxburyv, On * 30 per ‘eework ) at Timmins, Ontario, the of June, A.D. 1917. \Vu!‘flli or on contria« O0ll 8 Come in and buy a comple clothes outfit trom usâ€"sui?, hose, underwear, shirts, ties, everythingsâ€"and there will not be a "false note" in the harmony of your dress. Dressing well is an art. We know how to dress you artistically and "we‘ve gof the goods" with which to do so. The PROUD FEELING we will make you have will help you gain greater suCcâ€" cess. Aitho we sell soods AIGNH in QUALITY, they are, for the quality given, LOW in price. np PROPERTY OF CHARLES RECKâ€" IN, SOUTH PORCUPINE. For Saleâ€"Large eoal bins,. witlh lo $1600. . Interested ; No. 43, Timmins. shall be held at 10.‘ on the 22nd day of the Mumeapal Cham‘ pose of dealing with fest errors in respect ment hol requested SUBSCRIPTION WANXTED at :« Noatied W AXALD for firstâ€"elass erence given Apply at The mins, persona civen to Keti hereby o+ H NCTICE. iT MONTGOMERY, Town Clerk. 2 I} _ and coraplete, for ties may phone *ross or imaniâ€" ijood prefâ€" raed Soldier. e Office, Timâ€" v jetter. A NV ASSEH 1917 Assesâ€" e, 1917 or the at a Court C Timmins cerned are it A.lH and