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WMOWQOQWW““ â€" W’QOQM"QMQNOMMWQQWQ’Q #% z". Opposite the Goldficlds T I M MISXNS TIMMINS TOWNSITE CO., Ltd. ffice, Goldficlds Hotel, Timmins HUGH MULHERON, Agent T oerento In making an investment the selection of the security is the most important factor. Write us for advice before making a purchase. ISBELL, PLANT GO. N.B.â€"â€"â€"Send for copy "CANADIAN MINING NEWS" BROKERS Standard Bank Building TORONTO BREAL ESTATE SIMMS HOOKER (formerly Mark Harris Co.) (Members Standard Stock Exchange) (Successors to LOTS FOR SALE Collections Made TELEPHONE MATIH 272â€"273 i. S un o moble ns ut 40 + 4 °C ‘-;,. 67 L With the land forces and with the flee? E. G. Dickson INST 1i iA NCE Rsidence PHONE 113. Montreal TIMMING RED GROSS RFPORT FOR MONTBH 115 Pairs Handâ€"Knitted Socks, 643 Towels, 145 Sheets, Etc., Made in Pobruary. At the reg the Timmins Sacietv, wit} 4+ paitrs socks, 12 pillow slhips; Mrs. sheets; Mrs. Charlebois 5 suits pyjammas; Mrs. ( ‘sfl(]xs, \Ix‘w C ars3s0on, '..).4 ow slips; Mrs. Chapin Mrs. Charette, 2 pair‘s 6 kit bags; Mrs. A. C: ow â€"slips, 12 towels, er, 12 towels; Mrs. Dorway,| Mrs, N. Evered, 1 pair soc Fitzpatrick, 3 pair socks; Mr ful, 2 pair socks, 8 pillow s Globe, 2 pair socks,, 60 _ sheets, 12 pillow slips; Mrs. ( 12« towels, 4 ~suits pyjama: Grimston, 3 pair socks; Mrs. 6 socks; Mrs.. Howse, pyjamas ; Mrs. Jemmett, 2 pa Mrs. Lawlor, 3 pair socks, 1 6 sheets; Mrs. Lowe, 2 pair towels, 3 suits pyjamas ; Mrs ton, 1. pair socks ; Mrs. Chars ald, 1 pair socks, 4i8#towels, 4 pyjamas, 6 kit lhhazs; Mrs. 3 pair socks; Mrs. Menelie, 2 p l # *2 * ;‘ . ]. o" ‘Illd. IJ‘)‘]( ‘ wg % + pair socks; Mrs. Menelte, 2 pair socks, 12 pillow slips, 24 towels, 1 suit of pyjamas; Mrs. Meyers, 1 pair socks; 24 towels; Mrs. Len. Newton, 2 pait socks; Mrs. Nicholson, 1 pair socks: Mrs. ():ih'n:é.s'('l', 4 |)zlll hU(.l\b, )II'S. I]. Peters, 3 pair socks; Mrs. Pichet, 12 towels; Mrs. Patenaude, 5 shosts; Mrs. Wim. Pritchard, 1 pair socks, 1 suit pyjaimmas; Mre. P.A. Robbins, 24 pillow slips, 12 towels, 17 sheets; Mrs. Spencer, 8 towels, 6 sheets, 18 kit bags Mrs. A. Seeds, four pairs of socks; Mrs. Savard, 12 towels, 12 sheets: Mrs. Seo‘tt, 1 pair socks; Mrs. Fred Slimms, 5 pair socks; Mrs. Robt. Sims 4 pair socks: Mrs. Studor, 2 pair Light Power MeLaughlin, 75 e( sunplies, $549.93; $786.44. «4. XILTS. W vnee,â€"â€"$18.00; (From.The Broke Hustler) Our Mayor, Mr. MeCoubrey, is now the proud possessor of a fancy pup, a very rare breed, known as a Couchiâ€" cln;lo' Meat Hound. Mr. Sanborn and Mr. Leland made a special trip last week to bring the brute bhome safely. Mrs Mrs in fees l regular monthly meeting of 11 pillow slips *A 11 r Mirs IY A of $1.00 eas« branckh o \\' tl(‘ .II6dL f? 2 ‘qjoundop oT c T fSM208 .I1H pyjamas; Mrs. Laughâ€" s ; Mrs. Chris. McDonâ€" s, 4 suits of Irs. Dorway, 9 sheets: I, 1 pair socks; Mrs. air socks; Mrs. Faithâ€" , 8 pillow slips; Mrs. ocks,, 60 _ towels, 12 r slips; Mrs. Gautlner, ults®© pyjamas; â€" Mrs. râ€"socks; Mrs. L. Hill, Mrs. Howse. 3 â€"suits ch of the Red Cross s, J. A. Melnnis, the chair, the reports of the treasurer, were . For the month of iirs of handknitted , 643 _ towéls, 1465 slips, 48 kit bags, 33 n 41 wash celoths. he list of work turnâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE 18 Sumeeits} AViLrS, socks; Mrs. St. Mrs. Towel, 1 12 sheets; Mrs. ‘ushin towels pair sock rs. Beaudim, Boudeaun, 6 1 pair socks, Ii.. LemicuxX, s. Pichet, y cheque from ited Patriotic $62.87. pa ailt 12 sheets; Mrs. Fred Robt. Sims t memdetâ€" »m â€" Mrs Spencer lC i1 11 Yir. Sbpent $2318.2%6 and Mr. Cochrane $1775.12, According to Oficial Statements. EXPENEES _ > IN The official statements of expenses in conncciion with t Dominion election contest in ing have just been published, have the usual half humorou that such statments usually h a hot _election ba‘itle is over. se neither side will believe SA V )Mominion election contest in t{ins ridâ€" ing have just been published, and they have the usual half humorous interest that such statments usually have when a hot_election baitle is over. OF courâ€" se neither side will believe that the other: ever escaped wilh so light an expense burden, but here are the figâ€" ures and figures never_ lieâ€"so they i0on expenses in UNIS CasC, DUL L1 aily event it is just as interesting to inâ€" quire ‘‘where did the money. come from?" as to ask ‘‘ where did it go?" Especially, would it he interesting to learn who gave that odd cont in Mr.. Roebuck‘s **subscriptions from frâ€" mds.""_ Retween Mr. Roebuck‘s subâ€" seriptions from friends and the donaâ€" tions st meetings, ete., Mr. Roobuck received £69.95 more that he paid out, according to the published stetement. Also, ‘Mr. Rocbuck contributed his ‘time NO talent to theâ€"contest. Especially, would it learn who gave tha Roebuck‘s **subser T. BAILEY SENTENCED TO 3 MONTHS AT PARM. CA be ties"â€" Ssake. l mere Is o+ ({UCBUIUIL, however, that the loose talk should be stopped at this time. _ Timmins, for instance, can feel that very strongly at tiie present moment, Capt. Bailey was never a resident docter at Timmins, as sugzgested by The Cobalt Nugget. He practiced at CochFane for some years, and previous to that bad been one of the Tranconâ€" tinental Railway pbysicians. justice doned, nation punisaument 10 tempermenti. is unfiair to for Ins remark men have per offensive insin )1 € 321 pet t that there was to. k. about the soldiers, »lish and evil talk mu it eaused pain zand an es at home as well as ) eistrate @} TA L PUUC it DC 56 public: ped uj ) the published Rocbuck cont: ent to theâ€"cort Dension s181€ 101 SO1)l AT at Toronto last 11 111 more r _ sweet poliâ€" no question, ilk should be Timmins, for strongly election he recent l lhxt tw‘ lr,l (‘1% > the fgâ€" b‘. » â€"S0. tie}y rial agent ntâ€"Labor | subseripâ€" 6; collecâ€" abor Par 3 and soâ€" 3 a total i ret Y l 103162 f.\- onmwmooon vyert parâ€" condemâ€" sufficrent 11 a Siand mt * ~nrewsâ€" ng Capt soldiers ends of hat 1i Bailey public â€" more )119 @060090000098000000000048 00 90 0 dbo« $ ~THE L. STADELMAH C0. â€" COBALT 3 9 00000000000 0000060006666 0 ® E’gfifi“ PHONE 25 > SOUTH PORCUPINE ooo e NNRAAA AEAâ€"Aâ€"AcNensrened Sm 90909 00@000“0“006@“‘“’ % Phone 78 Phone 95 i® § 600000000000 0000008 John W. Fogg : O P P © T C N I1IT Y Owing to the working of The Milita Co., Cobalt and Timmins, find it ne« mins business. Here is your chan business with an exeellent future. Stadelman C€o.,., Timmins. TiMMINS J. T. EACTON CO. All kinds second hand Mining Hoists uneral Directors and Embalmers Ilead Gifice umber, 3 ilding Materials Coal and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies AGENT FOR Colenial Stee!l Companies Famous RED STAR BRILL STEEL Agents for Hayes Bros. Tombstonces. Look for the trade mark dog on it" Machinery in firstâ€"class condition. Pumps, Drills, etc. Y ard and W arehouse wi YVez U of int-\) pply L. Stadelman f their Timâ€" ito a paying ply to The 1.