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Secondâ€"hand furmture of al} kinds thoroughly renovated and in firstâ€" class condition, as good as new at much less cost.. Also many other arâ€" ticles. Call and see us no matter what you want, we likely have it. We pay ecash for secondâ€"hand furniture . or anvithing else. â€" What have yvou te Crown and Bridge Work Plates â€" Consultation Free. Room 7 Recdl Bldg., Timmins. 35 Fourth Ave., Timmins Watchmaker leoweler Wholesale Tobaccos and / Confectionery Removal Noftice On or about January 12th, will move from my present stand in the Reed Biock to the store Between the Hollinger Stores A. H. Cooke, ha arrange Call or s you. (U. | Timmins TIMMINS 10DGE, 1.0.0.f. o. 453 MOTHERS! MOTHERS Having to PULPWOOD WANTED. I am in the market to purchase rough Spruce and fireâ€"peel Spruce Pulpwood. For further _ information _ write Harry Towne, Cochrane. 50n every â€" L: basement Church. auested 1 Will (I Fourâ€"years and a half with he . A. Veterinary Corps.) Veterinary Surgeon New Liskeard, Ont Cffice north end of IcKelvie Block, Armstrong St. l1nDn€ naVvt 11106 ve as part payment ind terms for balance to suit you. a postal and I will eall on seguin, Agent, 9 Maple street Adlso selling Pianos. et, until further notice, uesday evening in the k _ "of â€" St.~ Matthew‘s Visiting Brothers reâ€" o0 attend. 1 will ta Timmins, Ont. W. G. Smith, ic old miiiCnilint ewingo 2ap ave of trvin ol is as Tollows:â€"â€"~ we dnd this year, as in the past, that the greater part of our work :s in sections of the District from which we can recéive no finanâ€" cial support, and as the Provincial Government has made only a weak attempt to assist us in our efforts to care for the helpless and unfortunate 12000 Committees for the good work done in tae past year. ue Seeretary‘s report gave a numâ€" ‘ very interesting facts regardâ€" ing the Society work during the year. There were 189 children involved, but only 64 cases warranted the work of investigation. The Secretary was in Court no less than 52 times looking after the interests of children in thes» cases; 15 enildren woere mads wards on until it ) if mecond Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"E. M. Goodâ€" man, New ~Miskeard. Third Viceâ€" Presidentâ€"N. B. Strong, Haileybury. Freasurerâ€"Geo. T. Smith. Secretary Robt. LeHeup. Assistant Secretary Miss M. Owens. Auditor H. A. Day. A recommenrdation that the Secretâ€" ary‘s salary be increased from $60.90 to $75.00 per month was cearried unâ€" inimouslyv. W. A. Taylor, New Liskeard MeAulay, Haileybury ; Reeves MeLeod, Coleman; and W. J. Bucke â€" Township. Presidentâ€" Cobalt. First S. G. MeceCoubrey,â€" ITrocquois The annual meeting of the Temisâ€" kaming branch of the Children‘s Aid Society was held recontly in Haileyâ€" bury. Mr,. D. L. Jemmett, the presidâ€" ent of the Society, gave a hbrief but comprehensive report of the good work heing done by the C. A. 8. in Temiskaming. He referred in appreâ€" crative terms to the canvassers for the Victory Loan in the Haileybury and Cobalt district who had contribut ed their commissions to the C. A. S. branch. These commissions for the past two years had totalled_ over $2,000.00,â€"a very material financial nelp to the Kociety. Mr. Jemmett alâ€" so. touched on Vm necessity for more hearty support/for the C. A. 8. work from the Provincial Government. The lack of this thorough coâ€"operation and assistance had made the work in Temiskaming â€" more â€" difficet®?8. ‘The following are the officers for 1920 for tae Temiskaming branch of the Childâ€" ren‘s Aid Society:â€"Honorary Presid: entsâ€"Mayvor D. MeEachren, Cobalt:| vernment One paragrap maort deserves CHILDREN‘S AID SOCIETY WORK IN TEMISKAMING. en OI, the settier sork of developin is wonderful co <struezling under otes of thanks were pas ring president, Mr. D .L is burned the Cabinet. T 1) administer V }]UBaApEstD oif} .o OB .,.5 0i children were sent Scehool y 8 were under=â€"~the superyvâ€" itinu i paragtaplii nd this ysear, as greater part of 2 Jemm to the Â¥vari ® Trenport tA C superyâ€" ers: or. your 144 children remediecd or ner t'm‘m‘ tary visite ) atTe GoiIng o great{ mlyv Gy nent ANUS (BHI rapriaâ€" reiary â€" produc he e@on Ontari ined o ffered | found Larit ?TCAt x\dflil', . smB sident €+(01l1 (ORY 0Â¥( $ Plastering Contractor cases on a be far wrong in cent. of the cases of them are ‘‘ we the war. It‘s aln ired secrei 0Of Lnhe Iatct. Ihey will tfell y that this country will soon be * Bc sheviki."‘ By these remarks one wou think that there might be some B sheviki agents in Camp. I passed remark onee that it would be a plea ure to see the last â€"of them deave tl Camp. One man seemed to think th the mines would have to close, : some ‘*White Men‘‘ did not seenm, | like minine. I may saÂ¥y that if ‘* Whits Man‘s Country.‘‘~ It does not seem so, to judge by the amount of rvreturned men who havre to use a **muck stick.‘‘ Some of them have Enemy Aliens for bosses at that. No doubt many of The Advancs readers will remember the time when some of these Aliens would about pay for the pleasure of working. _A goodly numâ€" ber of these ‘‘Alien‘‘ gentleomen have the ‘deepest gympathy with â€" the +*Bolsheviki‘‘ and they make no secref of the fact. They will tgll you that this country will soon be ‘*Bolâ€" sheviki."‘ By these remarks one would. think that there micht be s<some Pali Camp while the boys were holding ‘‘*Jerry‘‘ back in France. I may say that some of thein are having a fairly good time even now. GLD RIVER ROAD â€" BOX I7!, TiMMINS The following letter has been written to The Advance by a Retitened Soldier with a request for publicatio It speaks for itself. Schumacher ,Jan. 19th 1920, To the Editor of The Advanece. Sir:â€"Having read The Advance since its commencement, I must say 1 admire your straightforward eomâ€" ments on the **EFEnemy Aliens‘‘ in the I would dike to point out a few items The Advance seems to have missed. The Advance speaks of the easy times which the *‘Aliens‘‘ have spent in Camp while the ‘boys were holdina wet ‘‘well heeled."" Wishing The Advance every suced d thankirg you in anticipation. I am , sitv. ments on the Camp. mederate. Best of Work. A trial solicited . Ornamental, Plain, and Roughâ€" cast Plaster Work. Terms RETURNED MEN DO NOT LIKE ‘‘ALIENS‘‘ AS BOSSES. total, $6426.33 $150.00; total, $6426.33. Laiabilities, owing on Shelter property, $3500.00 ; interest, $600.00; overdraft at bank, $500,.00; bills payatble, $975.24; exâ€" eess of assets over liabilities, $851.09; hite Man"‘cwere given the san ncee as threse fellows had at th ‘t, that a ‘‘"White Man‘‘ would e to compete with any Alion. ne of these Aliens were noearly lo work and given every chance 1 ‘n.. "*5,‘‘ White Man.‘" us uul\ on zn d if che was found ** wanting. $7 may of them deave the omed to think that have to close, as ° did not seem, to ay. say that if* a re given the sams llows had at the e Man"" would be 14 Yours truly . MORTIEME J WIlE T811 you oon be *‘ Bolâ€" ks one wou‘!ld be some Bolâ€" I passed a d be a pleasâ€" with>â€" the make nc 11 toll vou ce of the Canada a It does §“WWW000“0“60W00“M¢“ 008000660803 «<b OMOQDQOMO?_?_QWWMOOMMO «uen mss Lo TT P NOE TTE ; We ie tm t s in on es c mt en hedc ons PR ETT ©$600000060006000009848048%¢ 0 Momow¢mwwwomomm¢wowm00 ; B.C. Firwood Stave Pipe and Tanks of al} desceriptions Al} kinds secon’d.lmnd,)liuing,:\l;u-hinq‘y in firstâ€"el . ing 6 ass condition, Botlers, Hoist®,, Pumps, 12_151,!";:% “‘-‘ AARe*e 0 30% Third Avenue â€" Timmins Call or phone for the best in Meats of all kinds. â€" Afull line of cooked Meats always on hand Excavations for Cellars, Sewers, Etc. 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