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our 1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th., 1920 SEVERAL POLICE COURT CASES HERE LAST WEEK. Crawn Ringu His wi 11 tn\‘ Nn at ‘U) «) 1¢ id 1 14 n Ganada = United States Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Publisher Office 26 M 1 FOUR 121 JONES AFTTER COAL UP NORTH OF COCHRANE Subscription Rates : a â€" $2.00 a year States â€" $3.00 a year T l SCl ANF G. W. V. A. SENDS PROTEST RE EVIDENCHE TELEPHONE T6 W ititting L« to prospe« COVv B 1( ind 1 > dismissed larly fortu Residence 112 \J Ni( 11( H police k. but 4 1t y m NOT PRIVATE HOUSE IF TOO MANY FAMILIES Seollino WOT As will be seen by the advertiseâ€" ment elsewhere in this issue the Marchallâ€"Eeclestone firm are offering for sale some of the hardware stock recently ~salvaged from the ‘big fire that destroved their premises at the FIRE SALE No. 1 AT MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE‘S. PWA PC 1 V M StT 21 a n a it not thers of qual fams \ 1ew â€"€ deta: who under 1 that T i1ns Ontar 111 1¢ ie place a acistrate 00,.00 and l COINAGE URGED BY MINING INSTITUTE ‘ourt case in Cobalt last ive some special interest of the parties concerned ails of the case. Frank C1 p inablt PCA V o whet keeps obalt, in othe e., an«dl 10 111 Miserables,"" equal merit ev and popularity II and Lady Al \| it( arivatld A tkins rosts. O ifly N}}}€ it mmendin n( thePplace with rning to court, i Minin it N HS i typically Canâ€" poolroom on charged with an his private question was the place was residence unâ€" popular **Upâ€" ereated such 1 other cities; Tale of Two _ and merit even if al 11 11 rTance «dGestro ind le premiseC 1t *\ 0) conditions would not e dwelling on â€" fined )e in( Gipl 1€ 1 remarkâ€" che dardâ€" stocks troved by nouse liquot to S 1 withâ€" ntion 411L t ldu in t NY L th YIC I1t 1 ¢ PORCUPINE VISITORS CAUSED COURT CASE? 3( Inspector Rowell and Provincial Officer Sharp last week had Mike Chanet, of Cobalt before Magistrate Atkinson on a charge of illegally hayâ€" ing or selling liquor. The oftficers figured that the group of men .in Chanet‘s place having such a high old time were roomers or boarders. And Chanet‘s place hbaving suen time were roomers or hboar as a quantity of gin raisu other energetic arids to j« time were found in the hot ed as if Mike had a tall job ing on hand. But Mike there with the explanation the men alleged to be ro« friends of his who thad « from the Poreupine to visi said his wife could also af same, and Magistrate At journed the ease to allow t production of the wife‘s evidence from the visitor gold camp. RETURNED MAN FAYVORED FOR MNING INSPECTOR Mill H DOME EXTENSION PASSES BYLAW REF DOME OPTICON tension on the option, as ed by the Dome Extensi The byâ€"law to grant the « quired a twoâ€"thirds vote standing shares of 1,53. but the proxies sent in ahoiutt 150,000 more share and all were in favor of 4 who presided at holders, pointed the Biz Dome « pin1on w Mines be will anmny Aft ready done ilts that ir itecome ‘for PRINTING want it at the time you want it 1 Porcupine Advance the way you V € + Uundaex Mimiste the m > Dom x}]JK ther Poreu that option showe to spend more option ot rbhor and certai bevond â€" control xtension 11 4 fill Ontar W onto last stood 1) ill conc who chad come d {O}] howeyr IC n moneyV Dc £f Mu able . m propel inclined 4 the m« out th V @q THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. at 11 111 irtment of Mines 1sS kCt VAAA it Hon. Harry es for Ontario, n en DC propt Ivy of J WCOI 11 efin it t] it dim iftirm : POHNL he extensi0t S. Edwards nz of share wine and v for the se, it lookâ€" of explain was right He said mers were me the story and from the xtension re of the out N000 shares 17 O W es( 1nson other Gortâ€" The work d given reâ€" nce in the The fact n extension they awvere V direct 11 ind worl returnâ€" on 1)1 th esentCt in thi 1 o wI Donmnw = ( ns O ) W € old JjUu 11 C ACL( did Death hovers so near The Salvation Armyâ€" Last year Ontario was the favourite Province of this Dominion for British settlers, receiving a total of 23,914 out of the 57,251 who came to Canada from the British Isles. Of this ummiâ€" gration New Ontario had the greater share. The total immigration for Canâ€" ada was 117,663 for 1919, nearly half, as above from the British Isles fAnd 52,054 from the United States, with only 8,318 from other countries. It is understood that much more eare than in years past is now being shown in the hand{ling of immigration and settle ment, no less than 20,708 persons beâ€" ing rejected or deported from ocean ports or boundary points while attempting to enter Canada. ‘The Colonization Branch of the Ontario Department of Lands, Forests and Mines is also eredited with giving serumulous personal attention to the serupulous personal attention to individuals committed to its care seeking aid, or coming «divectly on directly under its notice. The € in the above are culled from the tario Public Service Bulletin‘s x'e\ of the report of (Mr. R. J. C. Director of Publhcity im' the 'Dq ment of Immigration and Color tion at Ottawa, the report being cently published. VICTORIAN NURSES DO GOOD WORK IN COBALT meelin{ oi Councillor Reports ticularly cent. **© t red j : 0000 0060000800646 1} n ablishment orian Orde In 1 C balt i average duty was 10%4, duty on Sunday 0 visits during followi HERE‘S an aspect of Maâ€" ternity _ Hospital _ work among ‘‘unfortunates‘‘ that is that the beating of his wings can almost be heard. among ~antortune worth rememberin HILE loving hand and brave hearts often fight desperatelyâ€"though _ not _ alâ€" ways â€" successfullyâ€"to _ bring mother and babe through, the valley of the shadow, the ery of the newly born often. awakâ€" ens the godâ€"implanted mother love and softens hearts that before had been hardened to every gracious influence. 864x orian Order NDEED the Maternity Hosâ€" pital Work of the Salvation Armxv is one of the most hlesâ€" V1IJG@W O ATTRACTED HEKRE IN 1919 D a 11 UuITse 308 Citadels and Institutions in this Territory â€"Use Them! n ianC LUCSCO in@ Miss 11 11 neh of the victor will be of general Publicity for the Departâ€" nmigration and Colonizaâ€" awa, the report being reâ€" ished. by 9T Ooft cpideimnjc. # the Order During the consideration annuad nnlu Mis mnmns 14 own UI‘Ss )11 two "n 1 11 H nclh of the s here, the § Imere, the meetine of the Victorian Order reneral interest. irding the work reat usefulness Victorian Order Town Council re referred to OT ‘obalt has resident u it made no umber of 146 th« Stead (O)n1 11 Work, under the auspices of the Mission Band of the Timmins Presâ€" Syterian church. in the basement of the church on Saturday afternoon, April 3rd. All invited, and a pleasant afternoon assured to all. wWOMANX WANTED FOR PLAIN SEWING. _ Apply Hotel Goldâ€" felds. FOR â€" SALEâ€"Homestead, Horses, SNleigh, Harness, FOR â€"SALEâ€"Homestead, Team of Horses, Sleigh, Harness, etec. Aiso Furniture and House. Apply ¢to W. C. EDWARDS, Mattagami, P. O. FARM POR SALIN Dav« 11 l'mmm $125.00 There will be a Ter and Sale of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. OR SALEâ€"Bungal and bath;, all co: located. â€" Bargaimn â€" #4§80060006060¢6 Knowledge is Power in Prescriptions DRILLERS, HELPERS AND TRAMMERS WANTED Crown and Bridge Work Plates Consultation FPree 0. B. AIKEN room 7 Reed Bldg., Timmins Without knowledge the only power in prescriptions could be that of harm. + Knowledge permits proper seloction of high quality drugs. It authorizes the employment of t scientific knowledge in correct compoundmg. It is only benefited by experience. The fullest knowledge, the best use of experience, becomes a part of every prescrip’tion we fill for you or your docâ€" tor. That‘s what makes préscription work here so important to all concerned. Lct us fill your prescriptions for that knowledge which is power in medicine. Agent for Victor Records, Vict rolas Brunswick Gramophones.Ye develop and print films. Sati sfaction guaranteed. FRANK M. BURKE 7 uyc mssy us Eggâ€"O Baking Powder Co., d. Bargain T101 Advanee Office, Town of Timmins. Junceti ‘aviI Adv Drugs and Stationery ];l bungalow} six rooins all convenicnees; well rgain for eash. Apply e Office, Timmins. x Es F. CRAV EN, ng, next Bank of Commerce Appliy Timmin oomn Su Apply DC You save when you bake with / OWn ol Apply â€"11 p. 11 For Saleâ€"1 sixâ€"horseâ€"power Gasâ€" oline Engine and Sawing Outft, nearâ€" ly new. C Saws, Axes, Bri articles. At. a bargain to A mecting of the ereditors of the said Insolvent will be held at ‘fhe office of Cook, Mitchell, in the tawn of Timmins in the district of Temisâ€" kaming, on Saturday the 20th day of March A. D. 1920, at ten a. m. for the purpose of receiving a stateâ€" ment of the ingolvent‘s affairs, for the appointment of inspectors and the otving of directions with reference to the disposal of the estate. All persons claiming to be entrtled o rank on the estate of the said inâ€" MCILC kilG the appointment gtving of directi the disposal of t All persons el to rank on theâ€" 1‘])() Â¥C o PAnk on thc cS solvent must file t! 1020, duly KRepresentativeo \Iaple Street, Tin Box To. ,\lao sel on easy terins, at Music Co., (Suddy 1 Plou Ask a * MMY 8. O. 1914, Chap. 134. A mecting of the creditors i4 Insolvent will be held â€" Pine St., Timmins 1¢€ NEURALGIA O1 wors discovered. This famous remoedy is absoâ€" lutely guaranteed to give relief! to sufferers from Neuralgia. Send for free sample to Templetons, 142 King St. wW., Toronto. 67a Doctors recommend them, and reliable drugâ€" g’lsts everywherse sell them or $1.04% box. 1 Templeton‘s Rheumatic Capsules If ?u know tho racking agonies of Neuralâ€" Agonies of Neuralâ€" you w 1 bless the day ind Spring Tooth Harrow. ‘hains, Canthooks, Peavies . Broadaxes other o1 Timmins th 1).1920; 1 familten, Lanada t, Timmins, Ont. P. 0. so selling Phonographs ms, and collecting Bell (Sudbury) accounts. s claimin#@ to be entrtled he estate of the said inâ€" file their claims with me ) the 15th day of erified by affidavit, after will proceed to distribute ° the said estate, having to those claims of which have received notice. CcoOoK n you buy to right purciiM® W. E. EDW In Mattagami Heights, ccecLly *L E. T1Q] mPmi given that the nt has made an ite to me for the ors pursuant to Preferences Act J\ none McGinms of ntractor, In for, Assignee. 10th day of 11'1:;1 ; ~Ontario,. Assignee. >