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‘WO“MMO@@OO@@@GMO@OOOQMOMOOW 000008000 00000068040 0044606 @ #4000000000000000000000000000000000000900000000000080866 Timmins Branch, The Joint Savings Account is the most practiâ€" cal arrangement for conducting the financial business of the home. Should the husband be away, sick, or find it inconvenient to get to the bank, his wife can make deposits or withdrawals without any trouble. IMPERIAL BANK 35 Fourth Ave., Timmins Wholesale Tobaccos a nd Confectionery State course desired and do it nowâ€"â€"â€"TOâ€"DAY. Winter Term begins January 5th. We have many enquiries from Ladies in Haileybury, askâ€" ing for young ladies to stay with t:em. They will give room and board free for a few services after four. The Haileybury Business College HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO Tor the ambitious and earnest, six months will work wonâ€" ders... WRITE FOR PARTICULARS,. The coming year is the most important in your life. Get a real start NOW. If you really want the coming year to count for something let THE HAILEYBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE help you to make your progress sure and tangible. Is it to be the same old grind of hard work, uncongenial employment and small pay? Is it to be another year of standing still while you watch others get the advancement YOU hoped to get? Or will you make it a Year of real achievement? Will you realize now that the better job goes only to the man or woman who have the Training that the better job requires. AVE you thoughtwhatwould give most pleasure to your people this holiday season ? Call and see all the beautiiul gifts I carry for you to select from. CHRISTMAS GIFTS What does the New Year mean to. you ? Parties wishing to secure any article in my store may have the same set aside upon making a small deposit Silverware, Cut Glass, French Ivory, Royal Crown Derby, ard Limoges China, Diamond Rings, Pendents set with Diaâ€" monds, Solid Gold Rings, Watches, Wrist Watches, Blectric Lamps, and Waterman Fountain Pens, and mary other useful Christmas Gifts. Watchmaker and Jeweler 3 V * _ Toronre . U o JA Anorew 4/ Wirson‘s Branches also at Kirkland Lake, South Porcupine, New Liskeard and Matheson,. Still the Most for the Money H. C. McDonald, Manager. YPEWRITER â€" FOR _ SALEâ€"KReâ€" mington, 20â€"inch earriage, practical ly as good as new. To be sold at a bargain. Apply at the Queen‘s Hoâ€" tel. 54â€"50 ip. " The National Smoke" SEE O SEGUIN, No 9 Maple Street for a Singer Sewing Machine, also selling Pianos, Gasoline Eingines, Truck Scales, Cream Senarators, Saws and Saw Frames Easy Terms Reed Block, Timmins 213 two years there might be a change. There were several big questions, such as the completion of the Waterworks extensions and sewer system, better roads, new main from river, etc., to be dealt with this coming year, and if the people were satisfied with the work of the past year, it would seem that the present Council would be the best to carry these works through. The Mayor gave a detailed explanâ€" ation of the question of waterworks extensions and sewerage, explaining that the delay in getting started on the contract was due to the time takâ€" en in making the necessary financial arrangements. **We are in good finan cial shape now and have financed the work so far without a hitch, but if we had started the work before gettâ€" ing the arrangements perfected, I do not know where we would be toâ€"day," said the Mayor. Touching on the reâ€" peated suggestion of the Fire Underâ€" writers for a new main from the river the Mayor said this would have to be attended to eventually and there must also be consideration of an enlarged waterworks system. A plan that would adequately supply the mines of the district had been suggested and such a system would be a revenue proâ€" ducer eventually. The Mayor also took oceasion to give well merited praise to Councillor A. Brazeay for the time, the interest and the attenâ€" tion he had given to the waterworks extensis and sewerage â€" construction. His services had certainly been of great value to the Town in this regard Councillor L. 8. Newton also had hearty words of praise for Councillor Brazeaw‘s good work and his constant hearty words of praise for Councillor Brazeau‘s good work and his constant attention to the Waterworks Dept. President â€" Bartleman voiced the zeneral appreciation felt for the work of the 1919 Council, and suggested that the ratepayers continue their interest so that good municipal goâ€" vernment might be assured. Mr. A. Booker spoke along somewhat similar lines. â€" Whuile there was general satisâ€" faction with the Council, there was always room for improvement in alâ€" most anything, and to secure the high est standard Mr. Booker thought inâ€" terest should be kept up hy all the ratepayers in matters that conceerned them so elosely. Councillor L. 8. Newton gave words of appreciation for the work of the Ratepayers‘ Association and said he was only sorry that more «lid not tatke an interest. During the present year the Ratepayers Association had been ASGOGIATICN SATISFIED WITH 1919 TOWN GOUNE!! GRADUATE NURSE Open tfor Enâ€" gagements. Apply Cottage Hospital Phone 42, Timmins. 52â€"056 p. PULPWOOD WANTED. L am in the market to purchase rough Spruce and firepeel Spruce Pulpwood. For further _ information â€" write Harry Towne, Cochrane. bop. WANTEDâ€"KMaid for general houseâ€" work; good wages. Apply to Mrs. H. J. Marshall, 12 Hemlock Street. Mests every first and fonrt» Monday evenings of each month, Oddfellows Hall, Third avenue. Visiting brethren alâ€" ways welcome. L. W. Duscharm, Otto Kabel, LUMBER WANTEDâ€"Spruce, Jack Pine and Poplar. For further inâ€" formation write to Harry .owne, Coohrane. D5 p. Veterinary Surgeon New Liskeard, Ont Office north end of McKelvie Block, Armstrong St. (Four years and a half with the It. A. Veterinary Corps.) TIMMINS LO.L No. 2552 the Council, there was for improvement in alâ€" , and to secure the high Mr. Booker thought anâ€" be kept up hy all the matters that conceerned of value to the Council through the support given. He weleomed fair en ticism at any time, and he thought that when people took a live interest there was less probability of unfair criticism. In answer to a question, the Mayor said that the Council at its last meetâ€" ing had received the report of the Committee regarding a joint incinerâ€" ator for Timmins and Tisdale and Mountjoy. The cost would be comâ€" paratively small under the plan proâ€" posed, and for the advantage of the Town some such system was necessary The present plan of garbhage disposal would have to be discontinued ‘before long. The total cost of the proposed incinerator was $14,500.00, to be borne by the Town and Township, with perhaps some contribution from the Ontario Government for the unâ€" organized township of Mountjoy. It was too date for the present year‘s Council to do anything but the matter would no doubt be considered by the next Council. In reply to another question, Dr. Mcinnis said that nothing had been done by the Council in regard to inâ€" stalling a temporary septic tank, as it was too late in the year. The regâ€" ular septic tank for the sewerage sysâ€" tem would be gone on with in the b. > * » spring. Councillor Newton, in reply to a question regarding the proposed site for the incinerator, gave a number of reasons why it was the best available. t was in such situation that the preâ€" vailing winds would ‘blow away from the town, and it was conveniently loâ€" cated. Mr. T. Torrance left last week to ]spcnd the Christmas holidays at his hbome in North Bay. nIOn _Lrovincéialâ€"â€"to in the matter. He quoted the resolution passed by the Cobalt Board of Trade to show the advantages and disadvanâ€" tages of the T. N. 0., heing taken over ty the Dominion. The Cobalt Board of Trade said that under Domiâ€" nion ownership we would have only one train a day on the T. N. 0. He did not know what authority there was for such a statement, but thought the matter should be fully considered before Timmins made any move:s IHe favrored a plan of pressing the request on the Provincial Government and if within a reasonahlo time no action was taken attention could then be turned to the Dominion. Rome of those present were strongly against taking over of the T. N. 0. by the Dominion. One speaker pointed out that the road was built primarily and expressly as a colonization â€" road. Whatever the faults of the Provincial Governments in the past, they certain ly had more interest in this country than the Government at Ottawa. The T. N. 0. was a North Land instituâ€" tion that might be improved but should not be given up. Eventually it was decided to leave the question to the next meeting of the Board of Trade. Secretary Booker made passing reâ€" ference to the ratepayers who did their ‘*kicking‘‘ in the stores and on the streets but who would not show enough interest to turn out to a meetâ€" ing of this sort. He thought the rateâ€" payers generally should show more inâ€" terest in their own business (the conâ€" duct of municipal affairs) and tken they would likely find that they would have less grounds for any eriticism of oflicrtals. If they would not take an interest, however, they ‘had no right to expect anything in the line of the best service. The meeting adjourned to of the President. Timmins Golden Chapter Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire are perfecting arrangements for their annual Rose Ball, to be held this year in the Masonic Hall on New Year‘s Eve, Wednesday night, Dec. 31st. The music for the occeasion will be the best and other arrangements will be of an equally high order. The I. 0. D. E. Ball on New Year‘s Eve will be a soâ€" crial event that no lovers of dancing and pleasant social times can afford to miss, rovincialâ€"to approach in He quoted the resolution 1e eall Three flavours fto suit all tastes. Be SURE to get Sealed Tight KHept Right The Flavour Lasts MADE WRiGLE secre and special and personal for you is goody that is worthy of your lasting regard because of its lastinsg squality. in ifs air â€" fight ssaled package. n:n‘_ att