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Timmins Branch, IMPERIAL BANK [{\ Your banking can be successfully done by mail. Whenever it is difficult for you to come to the Bank in person, send in your deposits by registered post. All moneys reâ€" ceived will be credited to your account and immediately acknowledged. t\ The Flaver Lastsâ€" Seateq T ishsâ€"Beot Risnt 23 .YE â€"a«= Y Torowmro â€" ;3 4 .\'-;-_;.{;(;’6\\\;2} Anorew WI%. C CC Wirson‘s Branches also at Kirkland Lake, South Porcupine, New Liskeard and Matheson,. Cther benefits: fo ftcath, breath. appetife, nerves. That‘s a gsood deal to get for 5 ceonts! Still the Most for the Money " The National Smoke" H. C. McDonald, Manager. Affer a heariy meal, you‘ll avoid that stuffy feeling if you chew a stick of lt .20 L\;J’? 7 â€"}[ P \,/@ /fi\j_â€"_ K M ! CHAS. SMITH, BOX 150, SCHUMâ€" ACHER, representing the Martinâ€"Orâ€" me Piano for the Porcupine Pistrict. Used pianos for sale or to rent, on The resolution in the Provincial Legislature was moved by Mr. Mac. Lang, Member for this (the Cochâ€" ‘ane) Riding. The resolution referâ€" !red to the tremendous possibilitics of the north country between Cochâ€" ranc and James Bay, and called for the immediate construction of _ the line to water port. The reference to the immediate econstruction _ idea, however, was modified at the request of Premier E. C. Drury, who, while expressing approval of the extension, thought that financial considerations would prevent any very immediate start.on the construction work. Amâ€" ong other things Premier Drury said: ‘‘I believe the extension to _ James Bay to ‘be the logical rounding out of the ‘F. N.O. railway system, and I have faith in the possibilities of that country to provide material for inâ€" dustries and also so far as the railâ€" way is concerned to provide the much easy terms. The Annual General Meeting of the Northern Ontario Foothall Associaâ€" tion will be held at Timmins on Friâ€" day, April 16th 1920, commencing at one o‘clock p. m. sharp. All Clubs in the Association dast year are expected to send representatives to this meetâ€" ing, while new clubs are cordially inâ€" vited to join the Association in time for this meetine. Meeting in the Ch Timmins. Special attention is called to F No. 2, which provides that the : subseription fee of £2.00 for Club must be in the hands of t cretary by the 15th of April of year, and no Club shall have a sentative at the CGeneralâ€" M whose subsceription is unpaid 4.« current vear. current year. Attention is also directed to Byâ€" law No. 9 which divrects that the Neâ€" ecrétary of each Club shall send the following particulars not later than April 30th in each year:â€"Name of Club; name and postal address oft Seâ€" cretary ; distinguishirg color or badge. All Football in the district are cordially invited to join with the Northern Ontario Football Associaâ€" tion in making the coming Football Season as big or a bigger suecess than last season. Send representatives to the Annual General Meeting, and all get together for a successful football season in 1920. 1.N.0. T0 BF EXTENSED TO JAMES BAY, PERKAPS Resolution of Mac Lang, M.P.P., Apâ€" proved, and $25,000 to be Spent Soon in More Surveys. will not start for the present, but more surveys will be made. â€" The Government has placed $25,000.00 in the Estimates for this year for surâ€" veys and exploration of the country between Cochrane and James â€" Bay. Surveys have been made of the routes proposed for the extension, but apparâ€" ently more surveys are desired. Whether this is because former govâ€" ernments, under whose auspices the surveys were made, were wicked parâ€" ty governments, and so could not have surreys made up to the U.F.O. standâ€" ard, or whether it is because the new Government feels that something should be done and they do not feel like doing more than surveying the land of promise,â€"well, whichever is tother, only surveys are promised at present. Timmins, Mare} According to despatches from Torâ€" onto last week, the Ontario Leguslatâ€" ure went on record in favor of the extension of the T. N.0. Railway to James Bay. The work, however, ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. IOc. Northern Ontario Football Association. FIELD, Pre 22, 1020, d representatives to ral Meeting, and all i successful football address ot Seâ€" color or badge. in the district ) join with the tball â€" Associaâ€" to byâ€"~iaw the yearly for each of the Seâ€" THE PUORCUPINE ADVANOE Chambe i repreâ€" Mecting each 3Yâ€" The regular monthly official stateâ€" ment issued by the Lake Shore Mine at Kirkland Lake shows that for the month of February the production was $40,126.43. ‘This is around the average output for the Lake Shore production, but the average grade of ore for February was somewhat higher than in any previous month. During its months +z production the Lake Shore has had, previous to Febâ€" ruary, what will work out to an averâ€" age of about $25.00 in gold per ton. The production for February, howâ€" over. strikes a new high record for high grade showing _ mmillâ€"heads of $27,06 average recovered from ceaclh* ton of ore treated. ‘The tonnage for the month was a little below the avâ€" erage, amounting to 14535 tons for the 29â€"Gay period, which works out at a fraction below 50 tons per day. FIVE CHILDREN FROM BARBER‘S BAY ASSISTED The T. N. O. Railway extension to James Bay being once more in the survreying stage, attention may now be directed to «other North Land matâ€" 'ter\ The people in this North Land will certainly give Mr. Mac. Lang, M.P., every eredit and approval for his efforts to have the railway extenâ€" ded. If he would still further inâ€" crease his popularity in his own ridâ€" ing he might now take up in cnerâ€" getic and earnest fashion the question of the T. N.O. building a short line from Timmins to connect with the C. N.R. at Sudbury. Such a line would do much to increase the carnings of the T.: N.O.; it would open up a very rich and promising section of country ; and it would give much needed service to important settled districts of this North Land. Mr. Mac Lang made out a very strong case for the extension of the T. N. 0. to James Bay; he could make out a still stronger case for the extension of the T. N.O. to near Mudbury. LAKE SHORE HAS AVERAGE GRADE OF $27.96 FOR FPEB. ‘There is an old saying that you have to go away from home â€" someâ€" times to learn the news, which is no reflection upon the newspapers, as they are supposed to be away from home most of the time. There is a case illustrating the old saying, however, in an article in the last isâ€" sue of The North Bay Times. This article tells in detail the story of the generosity of passengers on the T. N. O, southâ€"bound train one day reâ€" atl1¢le TS in délali ie StOPY OL LLIC generosity of passengers on the T. N. 0. southâ€"bound train one day reâ€" cently to a family of five children on their way to Montreal. Mention is also made of the kindness of the C. P.R. officials in the matter. The children belonged to the Desjardines family living at Bawber‘s Bay. The mother died a couple of weeks ago and as the father has been ill for some time in an hospital in the south, the éhildren were on their way to the home of an aunt in Montreal. The oldest of the five children was a boy of only thirteen, while the ages of the other four ranged down to a baby of a year old. They had been acâ€" companied to Porguis Junetion by some unknown person and at that point left for some one else to pilot them through; according to the story in ‘The Times, The boy had a fiveâ€" dollar bill, and this was apparently all the funds there were to see the little party through. _ Trainman O‘Toole, leatrning of the cireumâ€" needed freight that will remove the raflway from the position of a liaâ€" bility which it is at the present time, and make it an asset."‘ Mr. Drury said, however, that he thought it would be unwise to embark â€" upon such a large capital expenditure at the present time. When the time of deflation comes, he suggested, the reâ€" sources of the Province will be of far greater advantage than at present. Premier Drumy is one of the public men who prophecy a decided drop in prices and costs and so on in the fuâ€" ture. Whether he is a prophet cor not remains to be seen. He was nevâ€" er much of a prophet in days gone by,â€"for he expected reciprocity to carry in the Dominion in 1911, and he got the surprise of his life when the Farmers won the Provincial Eleeâ€" tion last fall. officrals ot the C.IP‘:m. and the latter generously provided full transporâ€" tation â€" accommodation â€" through to Montreal for the youngsters. People in North Bay who heard the story of the travelling children also showâ€" ed sympathy and kindness by conâ€" tributing enough money to pay for a section, upper and lower, in a sleeper, and the children thus travelled in state to Montreal, the $37.00 cash beâ€" ing given to the hoy for future needs. Brakeman O later received a letter from the boy, saying that they bad safely reached their aunt‘s house and telling of their thanks for all the kindness shown them. he youngsters. On y, the C.P.R. agâ€" > acquainted with in touch with the R. and the latter | â€" full â€"transporâ€" jon through to A. POOLEY, WM. FIELD, Secondâ€"hand furniture of all kinds thoroughly renovated and in firstâ€" »lass condition, as good as new at nuch less cost. Also many other arâ€" ricles. Call and see us no matter what cou want, we likely have it. We pay cash for secondâ€"hand furniture or anything else. _ What have you to selt? E. La SALLE, 40 and 40% ‘luird Avenue. W i| hM NP E G A CAKADIAN HOUYSE, FOR CANADIAN FUR SHIPPERS Hoilp us supply our tremendous demand for MUSERAT, FISHEKR, BBAVER, and all cther Furs from your district, "SHUBERT‘" will pay you the ZEXTREMELY HIGH PRICES quoted below: § You‘ve got to ship your Furs to a reliable House to get the "most morey" for them, "SHUBERT" has been satisfying Fuz shippers for "more than a third of a century"â€"since 1883,. That‘s a record that speaks for itself, Take po riskâ€""THE SHUBERT GUARANTEE" protects you absoliu telyâ€"bandls up all the Furs you have on hand and $HIP TO @*SHVUBERT" TGâ€"9PaAÂ¥. 4 YOU‘LL BE MICHTY CLAD YOU DID oo c o SKIPp AlL YOUR FURS__ _ DIRECT To _ Mmss Mects every first and fourth Wednesday evenings in the baseâ€" ment of St. Matthew‘s Anglican Church. . Visiting brethren alâ€" ways welcome. Phone 152. P.0. Box 458 Will visit Timmins first of every month at Daiâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangement Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. Graduate McGill Medical Coll. Reed Block, Timmins. Has resumed practise after 3 years service overseas. Phones: Office 202A. Res. 202B 524 Donald 4 Dept.:=®» Winniped Brown 175.00t0150.00 1 125.00to 100.00 ' Pale 12500to100.00} 8$0.00to 60.00 Fine, Dark |250.00t0200.001175.00t0150.00 80.00to 70001 65.00to 45 39610 55.00to 45001 4000to 3000 to 20.00 125.00t0100.00| $0.00t0 4006 Spring Winter 6000 to 50.00 LARGE | NOILARGE _ T8 ANEAAGE] ExTt2aA T0 avERAGC $.00 to 7.00!600to 5.25 1 450 to 3.15 | 350 to 2.75 | 3.50 to 200 5.50 to 5.50 | 5.00 to 3.50 to 245 | 250 to 200 120 to 1.5D 45,00 to 35.00 | 32.00 to 28.00 | 25.00 to 1800# [25.08 to 12.90 Will meet, until further notice, every Tuesday evening in the basement of St. â€" Matthew‘s Church. Visiting Brothers reâ€" quested to attend. A. H. Cooke, W. G. Smith, T i A. ASSAD TIMMINS 1.0.0.f. No. 458 Fourth Avenue and Cedar Streets. Pubiic Worship, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School, 10 a. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend thesoe sorvices. (Anglican). Tamarack Street and Fifth Avenue. Rev. R. S. Cushing, B.A., L.Th.. Rector ©600006006008 600600606 N°LMEDIUM | EKXTRA TO AVLRAGSC | ExTRaA TCO AVERA Sunday School, 3.00 p.m. | Baptisms, 4.15 p.m. f Holy Communion:â€"1st. Sunday of month, 11.00 a.m.; 3rd Sunday of month, 7 30 pim.; Festivats. 8.30 a.m. Residence, No. 1 Hemlock Street. Rev. J. D. Parks, B.A., Minister. Phone 138 Sunday Services, 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 Blouses, Skirts, Suits, Goods for Men Women and children Spring stocks bought right and will be sold right.. Your chance for big bargains. Come in and see. Dry Goods, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Candies, Ete. BYRNES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Big New 5 tock s DAILY Telephone 95A SCHUMACHER Phone 131 NQ 2