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$BD00008000080000000000000000C00000C0C04V00000C0C000CC0C00O Seecondâ€"hand furnmture of all kinds thoroughly renovated and in firstâ€" class condition, as good as new at much less eost. Also many other arâ€" ticles. Call and see us no matter what vou want, we likely have it. We pay cash for secondâ€"band furniture or anything else. _ What have you to sell? E. La SALLE, 40 and 40% Third Avenue. Câ€"own and Bridge Work Plstos Consultation Free. Ro [~. JNO. B. AIKEN DENTIST Phone 201 Watchmaker Jeweler Removal Notice 35 Fourth Ave., Timmins Wholesale Tobaccos GConfectionery On or about January 12th, will move from my present stand in the Reed Block to the Store TNE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE TAAPPER‘S GVIDE EVER and keep me posted on Raw Fur Market ‘Conditions durmvg the Pur Season of 19193â€" 1920 FOR SALE. Phone 154 Between the Hollinger Stores Bldg., fPEASE PRiNY NAME) Will meet, until further notice, every Tuesday evening in the basement of St. Matthew‘s Chureh. Visiting Brothers reâ€" quested to attend. J. Morrison, W. G. Smith, sew by hand or on inferior machines, why not get a new Singer Sewing Machine. I will take the old machine you â€" have as part payment and arrange terms for balanee to suit you. Call or a postal and I will eall on you. 0. Seguin, Agent, 9 Maple street Timmins. Also selline Pianos. TIMMINS 10DGF, 1.0.0.F. No. 453 PULPWOOD WANTED. I am in the market to purchase rough Spruce and fireâ€"peel Spruce Pulpwood. For further information â€" write Harry Towne, Cochrane. 55p. MOTHERS! MOTHERS Having to Office north end of McKelviec Block, Armstrong St. (Four years and a half with the I. A. Veterinary Corps.) Veterinary Surgeon New Liskeard, Ont Timmins, Ont. if possible, and some speedy games may be expected. Regular practices are being held and the Juniors intend and expect to more than hold up their end of the hockey interest and sueâ€" cess in Timins this year,. Lovers of good hockey will have a particular inâ€" terest in the Juniors for from thwr ranks will come the promising materi al to carry on the Senior teams in the seasons to follow. much good material. Those who have noticed the boys at practice will see what a strong lineâ€"u; may be made with the material at hand, which inâ€" eludes such players as Chas. Jemmectt, L. Lafiamme, A. Studor, P. Taylor, G. Kendall, A. Lawlor, E. Desarmeau, J. R. Bonhomme, L. Brewer and J. Levine, most of whom have shown their quality in past seasons. It is intended to arrange games with the Juniors of Cobalt, Haileybury, New Liskeard, Cochrane and Irocuois Falls Hockey has made.a great hit this season apparently, and there great array of interesting games mised for Timmins this season dditiuon to the games scheduled betweenâ€"ths â€"Poreupine and Iro Falls teams in the Northern On HMHocskey League and the matche JUNIOR HOCKEY TREAM ORGANIZED IN TIMMINS. Some idea of the immense industâ€" ries that have grown up in this North Land may be gathered from the proâ€" duetion figures for the Abitibt Power Paper Cao._at Jdrogqgnois â€"Falls: tPeople in the south do not fully reâ€" ‘alize the extent of the industries in (this part of Ontario. Indeed, it must be admitted that many people living right here in this North Land do not appreciate the propoxtions to which some of our ‘‘infant industries"‘ have grown. The Abitibi Power Paper Co. is only one of the several big inâ€" dustries of the North. 1Its main plant is at Iroquois Falls where the producâ€" tion during 1919 was remarkable. The Company‘s output may be summarizâ€" ed as follows:â€" 150 tons of sulphite pulp, daily; 300 tons of groundwood pulp, daily; 250 tons of newsprint paper, daily. In addition to this large production, which places the Abitibi Company among the leading produâ€" cers in the pulp and paper industry on this continent, the Abitibt are planning and preparing now to proâ€" duced 200 to 250 tons mors per day, or a total daily proquction of about 500 tons of newsprint at the big Iroâ€" quois Falls plant. PORGUPLINE SEGTICA Lt N.0.H.A. RUCKEY GAMES The schedule of games for the Northern District, which comprises the Porenpine and Iroquois Falls teams, will be as follows for the seaâ€" son, all the games being played at the [immins Rink, on account of Iroquois Falls not having a covered rink as reâ€" quired for all games in the N. 0. H. Saturday, Jan. 17â€"Iroquois Falls vs. Poreupine. Saturday, Jan. 24â€"Poreupine vs. Iroquois Falls. Saturday, Jan. 3lâ€"Iroquois Falls vs. Poreupine. Saturday, Fieb. 7â€"Poreupine vs. Iroquois Falls. The winner of this series will play off with the winners in the central and southern sections of the Northern Ontario Hockey Association for the N. 0. H. A. The winning team of the N. 0. H. A. in turn will have an opâ€" portunity to play for the Allen Cup, with further possible honors. The first game in the Central section of the N. 0. H. A. last week resulted in a win for New Liskeard over Cobalt, the secore being 7 to 1. At present it is expected that New Liskeard will win the ‘honors for the Central group but it is too early in the series to do much speculating on winners, for lots may happen after a game of two. At present there is one thing, however, that does look sure and certain and that is that the North Land this year is going to have a good supply of the best brand of hockey, and that the Poreupine is going to have its full share of clean and celeverlyâ€"contested cames. 250 TONS OF NEWSPRINT MADE DAILY AT THE FALLS. Bchedule of Games Between Porâ€" cupine and Iroquois Falls in Northern Ontario Hockey. y and the matcnes in ‘al League which inecludes Timâ€" Hollinger and Melntyre teams, may also be expected some fast in Jumor Hockey, Last week zation for the Junior Hockey was completed. At a meeting reside fI 1A Vecnad sSsi id material U manager. will be the traint recent â€" workâ€"outs MI games seneduled here reupine and Iroquois the Northern Ontario and the matches in $ W li!ilms wWAaS Ii. \V. Hn(')k(‘r ‘ and Mr. W. M. ger. ‘Mr. Neil trainer, and the câ€"outs that the x that they have <AV THE COST OF RUNNING AN ELECTION IN TEMISKAMING. According to the published figures of the returning offticer for Temisâ€" kaming Riding, it cost the three canâ€" didates in that riding a total of $2735. 25 for the recent Provincial Election eontest. Mr. Alex. Montgomery ran his election with the least expense of the three, the ofticial statement showâ€" ing a total cost of $438.90. Capt. Tom Magladery found it more than twice as expensive, the official stateâ€" ment for him showing total expendâ€" itures for the clection of $1080.20. Mr. Ralph 8. Taylor‘s official clection expense account totalled $1216.15 For newspaper accounts, Mr. Montgomery spent $70.95 ; for livery bills, $40.00; for rent for rooms or halls, $123.00; stationery, postage, telephone, teleâ€" graph, $35.21; sundry and personal, $169.74. For newspaper accounts Mr. Magladery‘s and Taylor‘s acâ€" counts were $412.20 and $417,75 resâ€" pectively ; for livery, $212.00 and $33. for rent of halls, etce., $160.00 and $349.00; for stationery, postage, teleâ€" phone, telegraph, $113.40 and $198.40 sundry and personal, $218.00, $ A. J. SHEPHARD § Plastering Contractor § Phone 152. P.0O. Box 458 Will visit Timmins first of every month at Dalâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangement Graduate McQGill Medical Coll. Reed Block, Timmins. Has resumed practise after 3 years service overseas. Phones: Office 202A. Res. 202B Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. DR. L. GACNON PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON VETERINARY OFPPICE HAILEYBURY. i Phone 95 B > §000000004800000000000080000000000000000900000000008044 ©000800000000000000080000048006 : moowmmmOOQ: 0480000000004 E Reyular u* «(Fovukivork ww “m}ié i11¢ 30% Third Avenue â€" Timmins Excavations for Cellars, Sewers, Ete. Contracts of all Kinds Taken Call or phone for the best in Meats:of all kinds. _ A full line of cooked Meats always on hand The Grost V/ail of:Chinacis cenâ€" turies old, but its basic idea is soundâ€"it is better to keep your ecnemi¢s out than to fight them after they have entered. The plan of modern medical science isthe same. Antiâ€"toxinsand serums 2re even more important in preâ€" venting the spread of disease than in curing it; and in its fight for prevention science has now {ound a treatmentfor the condition that is the root ofevil of over90% of all diseaseâ€"constipation. This is the Nujol treatment. Constipation is such a dangerous factor in itself because by reducing the body‘s power of resistance it makes it easier for sickness to deâ€" velop. Nujol by relieving constiâ€" pation prevents the absorption of the poisons which otherwise wou!d be taken into the blood and underâ€" mine and infect the whole system. Nujol softens the food waste and encourages the intestinal muscles to act naturally, thus removing the cause of constipation and selfâ€"poisâ€" oning. Nujol helps Nature estabâ€" lish easy, thorough bowe? evacuaâ€" tion at regular intervalsâ€"the healthiest habit in the world. Get a bottle from your druggist today. For valuable health bookietâ€"‘*Thirty Feet of Danger‘‘â€"free, avrite Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), 50 B‘ way, NewYork. The Great Wall of Modern Science â€"Sickness Provention The Grost of:Chinais cenâ€" turies cold, but its basic idea soundâ€"it is better to keep your cnemies out than to fight them after they have entered. W arning: ARMIIAGâ€" f umber, Building Materials Coal and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies AGENT FORâ€"â€" Colonial Steel Companies Famous RED STAR DRILL STEEL New Grocery Store and Meat Shop LEO MASCIOL] EMPIRE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Nusjol is sold eniy in sealed bortles bearing the Trode Mark shewn here. Beware of preducts represented io be same â€" You m« suSer from substitutes. Constipation RAEG. us. par. orr. Phone No. 32