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wOUR 4t PORGUPINE ABDVANGE (Office MINISTER SAID TO BE . TRAVELLING "EN FPAMILLE, in the To ers, Hon. Tand 3 tour of 1 velling wi special private rau ney,s‘‘ it is said, wife, lmns young sot nis fatherâ€"inâ€"law, TtIS â€" iL LC LSALE~ LCE ¥¥ q)) C ENn t ons o > ied i oo 5ooo p and a young lady stenographer. Apâ€" parently the whole Bowman family! If this is the most sarceastic thing that can be said about Hon. Beniah he will have m elean passport some day : to the happy land. There have been Ministers of the Crown in Canada who â€" have been known t0 travel with somebody â€" else‘s wite â€" and who would have been naturally afraid to have their motherâ€"inâ€"law within a hundred miles of any of their trips, PhHere need be no covert sneer at Hon. Beniah for taking the family #wlong. 1t is a wholesome example for the country, indeed. There is nothing finer in national life than the family who can have a good time together. Â¥xen though the country may PAY for it, it does not cost much and it us worth a Tot. ‘The province will save more than the expense of several priâ€" vate cars by the style of trip that will he faken by the type of good citizen who will **take tlio family along."‘ Any sareasms for. Hon. Bemalhi should be reserved for any former reâ€" fFerences he may have made to the exâ€" travagance of members of the Govern ment travelling in qprivate cars. There was a lot of thoughtless talk current some months ago about that sort of smm ce mmemer mm v 4n pra 2B S OM 07 C WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th., Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Publisher ()anada m United States *11Us way for a (MLimister on Li travel in comfort and Surely, no one would havt Wfifi%fififi%fifififififi%fi% @ordiIn 24 Subseriptior oron t( Private cat economical an or a Minister {OT yeetion . _ SAAAE Y kA body _ else‘s wifte â€" and ravé been naturally afraid it motherâ€"inâ€"law within a les of any of their trips, reter ind 0; $2.00 year *3.01) year LC mot oNTARBRIO 1+ Ssort OL e simply the inmon sense he Crown to M j ppearing de 11 mt travy{ 6 day been anada tru\’(‘l tey nience otherwise than comfertably and conâ€" veniently. If Ministers of the Crown serve the people faithfully, the people: in general shoald only ‘be delighted to think of them having a pleasant little trip once in a while, with ‘the wife and the wife‘s relations along Have a good time while the Governâ€" ment‘s young, Mr. Bowman. So far as known up to date, Hon. Mr. Bowman has not vet reached Timâ€" mins on the present tour, If the part} # " P in gene to little t1 wife at Have a CANADIAN PICTURE AT NEW EMPIRE THIS WEEK. for its seconda | the picture made The public acela ereatest motion y ave been i1ere ave been inut{( volitical parties Anvway it wi gr eatest motion ! vears, and much ed to discussing s<story is by Jame story is3 of tihe LAanaluldaln far North. James Oliver Curs been exteremely po motion picture prod thrilled millions of thrilling pen pictur tells ol Marge, 0+ dog, and of ‘‘Tara,‘ Tt was Baree and l lives of Marge and * # made possible their men. NSE LLLX A 4+ As only Mr. Curwood. seems able to vivify, this tremendous and spectacuâ€" lar production carries the story of the North in marvelous style. It grips you and holds you so that you simply can not miss a single episode. The use of animals ‘has added a touch that makes one doubly interested, and all lovers of animal stories will be amazâ€" ed at the part they take in this film. * 01e C ed at the part they take LN CLLH Tara, the bear. and Baree, are important actors Tara trained by lus tmstness LY Doone, to come at her call an fteature ()‘1)Jo stTTAl 1O wWII much queter 1t rties on oecasion it will soon be §¢ sing if in the press Tames Oliver Curwof anadian North Lan« Pidas Mb We Te l (15 you so that you simply 5 a smulo episode. The use has added a touch that doubly interested, and all imal stories will be amazâ€" ivrt thox take in tlus fhim. iImMme(0d iL aSs V pictures seen i space has Db ‘urwood ‘s stories have popular. Made into productions, they have : of people. The latest cture to be made into photoplay _ is **‘The O+Doone."‘ it OO 4 ]I(' Sei)t “)t 11 prct ided o date, Hon. reached Timâ€" If the party > again, they New Empire Saturday of Courage of will be the ‘ture in Canâ€" tlian some ree a crowded. comes here ‘ In Toronto 1 sensation. one of the en for some been dlevot press. The urwood and T.and. â€"the aree, the dog, ‘ara had ‘been s, {Marge ill and to kiul onto it llTlC anyone ifttacking her. Baree ful and. vicious, but a W« slave to David Raine. E. David Smith, who directed 1 production, is an expert im animal scenes, and some wol sults have been obtained. nyone ifttacking her. Baree is powerâ€" ul and. vicious, but a worshipping Jlave to David Raine. Fortunately David Smith, who directed the special production, is an expert in handling animal scenes, and some wonderful reâ€" sults have been obtained. David Raine has saved Marge from ‘‘Tlhe Nest," the stronghold of Broâ€" % Kaw: ABRCL _ y _ LA e :.N t se i o ue a ie // § have held her since her childhood. They bave made their escape, but are pursued. They take refuge in an old cabin. The bear and the dog are with them. They fight desperately, killing or wounding several of their enemies and then their ammiunition runs out Then the cahbin is rushed. JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE MATCHES SCHEDULED. But no deserip would do it justice the people of this feature Friday at wank at the New . YVOL In t] the N.C ing eaclt CGase .40 of the elub 1 July 20â€" August Schumacher Aunguast 9 cupine CHALLENGES ALL AND SUNDRY TO RACE AUG. 4. Mr. Isoder Chemer, as from the notice elsewhere has published a challeng sundry to a long distance Mr. Isoder Chenier, as will be seen from the notice elsewhere in this issue has published a challenge to all and sundry to a long distance race for the championship of the district, the race to be from one to five miles, and under the usual rules and regulations. Mr. Clhenier wants the race to be run at South Poreupine on Aug.4thtâ€"the day of the Big Doings at South End. Mr. Chenier was in the long distance race at Cochrane on July 1st and was leading by about 100 y rds, but was disqualified on the plea that he had stepped inside one of the posts a foot or so. On Angust 4th (Mr. Cheniet wants his revenge for this piece of hard luck at Cochrane. He wants tc show that, barring accidents, he car more than hold lhis own with anyons in the district in aâ€"long distance race Those who think they can gain hon ours in a long distance event shoul get in touch with M‘r. Chenier or wit| tlhe Committee in charge of the Bi Dav at South Poreupine on Aug. 4th O.1 ameé has saved Marge from [est,"*"‘ the stronghold of Broâ€" d Hauck, the two men who old her since her childhood. ive made their escape, but are . They take refuge in an old The bear and the dog are with They fight desperately, killing e second ‘half of the series of F.A. Junior League the follow es are to play, the match in se to be played on the grounds lub first named :â€" 20â€"Schumacher vs. Timmins. «t â€"3â€"Southâ€" Poreupine vs. seription of ‘the picture istice. The only way for this district is to see the ay and Saturday of this New Empire. Timmins V THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE they can gain honâ€" stance event should M‘r. Chenier or with charge of the Big annine on "Aune: 4th. South Por as, but was chat he had posts a foot Mr. Chenier is piece of He wants to ents, he can with anvone 1. The Council of the Corporation of the YC concrete walks, and a 6â€"foot concrete crossing, Birch, East Side Second North Side Se_gqqq , North Side Broadway, North Side ge-cAond Qouih Sldel Crossing at East St line of Balsam St. Kfzmle, West Side 92. The Estimated cost of the work, and the ated special rate per foot frontage is $1.65 for :Zlm. West Side Timmins, July 26th 1920. BIG VARIETY IN POLICHE COURT CASES LAST WEEK. The police court cases coming beâ€" fore Magistrate Atkinson, here last week were poteworthy for their numâ€" ber and their interesting variety. They ranged from too heavy drinking to too lightâ€"weight bread and from setâ€" ing out bush fires without a permit to handling bush booze without a license. They included plain drunks and drunks that were near riots, tapering down to otherwise lawâ€"abiding citiâ€" zens who would not observe the la w regarding _ automobiles after being specially warned by the Chief o Police. Frank DePeco and L. Van Alken, bakers, were each charged with sellâ€" ing light weight bread. â€"Chief Wilson and (l)lht.l‘)l(‘ Greer had secured an armful of, evidence in â€"each case. Each of these bakers were fined $25. 00 and costs, and warned by the Magistrate that Further breaking of the law in this regard would be more severe l y And intends to specially assess a part AT this regard would be more severeiy dealt with. 8. Wichtacz was so intox | â€" eatedl that he tried to pronounce his |â€" own name without sneezing. It cost $10 and costs, ‘"There was a row one night at the house of Mr; and Mrs. J. Chargelas, who dive down in _ the hollow. Greer heard of it first, then he heard it, and then he went in and herded all in sight.. One man got away, but the Oflicer got him later on. â€" Questioning the men at the place showed that drinking had been going on and that there was reason for believing that owner of the house and his lady had been selling a little booze. Consequently . Greer arrested the pair, and in the police court lus surmise was upheld. The Magistrate fined Chargelas $300 and eosts, or three months in North Bay jail, with the same penalty for the lady. They decided to prefer the prison term, the money not being avail able, so they went down to North Bay together last \\'eek,â€"-â€"llhite«l in life and in jail not parted. . Morrissette was found guilty of accravated assault up on J. Blois and it cost $48.75 in all. J. Podleski and W. A. Tiblick seemed to have had a eontest as to which could drink the most, swear the most, fight the most, and raise the most cain. In any event they made considerahle disâ€" turbanee on street before the Chief ar rested them on the otherwise peaceful sabbath. Te Magistrate made the assessment in their case $20,00 each and costs. Podleski and W. A. have had a_eontest drink the most, swe the most, and raise STREET The Piercee Lumber C ries were charged by t Ranger with setting fir necessary permit. (Mr fined $25 and eosts, a! avainst the other was T The Pieree Lumber Co. and H. J efft ries were charged by the Chief Fire Ranger with setting fires without the necessary permit. (Mr. Jeffries was fined $25 and eosts, while the charge against the other was remanded fTor a week. W. Ling, for driving an auto without a rear marker after being duly warned by the Chief of Police was fined $5.00 and costs. There were a number of eases of liquor addressed to persons who did not seem to kave the right to receive the same, Or who could not be found, that were confiseâ€" ated by the eourt. HOLLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES, LIMITED West Side The special assessment is to be paid A petition against A dividend of 1 pe paid up capital stock has been declared pay of August 1920, on w will be mailed to sh: cord at the close of 20i1,. of July 1920 Dated the 22nd (No Personal Liability). Dividend N éâ€"(;{lth’b-;e_e_tir“l; of Third Avenue|North S A point 18 feet North of the South S l I _ Street line of Second Avenue __ “t * East %tleet lmo of Bulsmn Street _ + \\ est %ree_t lmp of Pme Htregg i A 1)omt 101‘ 11" West of the West ' Street line of Pine Street ___ South Street line of Third Avenue outh btre(}t line ()f Tlmd Av enue in ds smy mm s ns uc ts in ce A point 8 feet H(mth of the North dnc e Cé;t St;'éep_ l-l_llP of Pme Street 7 iA po'mt'l'OI' 11 ; w West e m cce > 6 1)omt 101‘ 11" West of the West|The East Street ; line of Cedar s â€"Street line of Pine Street Street:xâ€" :~ _ ast Street 1me of Birch Street treet I West Street lmo of ] a]qmn htroet south Street line of Third A\enue North Street hne of %econd *\\ enue out.h btreet line of Tlnu_l Av enue)k gouth Boundur\ of tho Town s c ues s smm n i mam: t South of the North| A pomt 8 feet North of the South Street line of Third »\\(nuo \. pomt 8 fee Street line of Third Avenue da s the work will not avail to prevent vable on Ine LLi44. hich date cheques areholdersof reâ€" siness on the F upuon the of the Company TAKE NOTICE THAT work, and the Corporati'ons share is set forth in the above schedule. The Estimâ€" se is $1.65 for 5‘ concrete walks and $3.30 for 6 foot concret;’e crossing. July 1920. DUNXNLOP, FROM of the Town of Timmins, intends to construct as a local Improvement crossing. as set forth in the following schedule:â€" reasurer 11th WANTED TO RENTâ€"Small house or flat, furnished; by man and wife: no children. Apply E. Reynolds Box 635, Timmins. â€"30 p of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. FOR â€" SALEâ€"Household furniture, consisting of piano, parlor, dil.l.i;l.}_z' room bedroom suites, ete. May be seen at any time at 33 Tamarack Street. _ 31â€"32 p FARM FOR SALEâ€"160 aeres, 20 acres cleared, nicely located, near Matheson. For particulars, apply to E. L. Urquhart, Timmins, Ont. 1 hereby make public challenge to take on anyone for the championship of the district for long distance race for one mile up to five, under usual rules. ‘The races, to take place at South Poreupine on Wednesday, Aug, 4th. in 10 equal annual instalments. en s se w it CAPABLE (GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED to take complete charge ofthree young children. Applyv Mrs. H. J. Stewart, Nortlrerown Bungalow. â€"30 p. WANTEDâ€"a maid for general houseâ€" The presentation of Honour Cerâ€" tificates to Returned Soliders will take place in the Timmins Rink on Tuesday evening, Aug. 3rd at 8. p.m. All solâ€" diers and their immediate relatives inâ€" vited to beâ€" present. Programme. Licht refreshments provided by the 1:0.:D.1} #00000080000000000000§4460646 )() p work. Apply to Mrs. H. J. Marshall 12 H{emlock street. Phone 57. QQWOO“OMM 0“0“0000“0“00000000000“““ Notice to Returned Soldiers Representing Great West Life Assurance Co. Gen TIMMINS GOLF CLUB Hishon‘s Orchestra. Heintzman Pianos TOWN OF TIMMINS John W. Hishon, LRLAM. CHALLENG 6. [SADORE CHENIER, South Boundary of the Town Weoest Street line of Cedar Stre and Sickness and Accident Insurance Timmuins, P A., MeINNILS, M.D., Mavor . Moseleyâ€"Williams Street line of Broadway Ave. r] « I) "l‘A\ l lJIJ( )N, Secretary its construction. Pianistâ€"Teacher Box 52, Schumacher To O :: Town of Timmins. PROCLAMATION Civic Holiday, Aug. 4th. L hereby |nmlum Wednesday, Aug. 4t 1920 as a Civic Holiday for the Town of Timmins, snd call on all good ceitizens to loyally observe the day as a holiday in this municipality. J."A. MeINNIS, M. D., MAID WANTEDâ€"Maid wanted for general _ housework. Good â€" wages to right party. Apply Mrs. J. B. Patterson, â€" House 898, . Iroquois Falls, Ont. 30. Bible Students have arri have Mr. Zink deliver a Tect in the New Empire Theatre day, Aug. 1st .at 3 pm. on I Bible Students have arranged_ to have Mr. Zink deliver a lecture hero in the New Empire Theatre on Sunâ€" day, Aug. Ist at 3 pm. on the interâ€" esting subject, Phe World (Cosmos) Tas Ended. Millions now living wild never die.. A new age now dawning. This subject has aroused much inâ€" terest. throughout the United States and Canada and also in IKurope, where it has been skillfully and practically explained by Ministers of the Divine Word. People are eager to know the seriptural teaching on this subject. Mr. Zink is a lécturer of repute ans‘s will not accept an invitation to speak where an entrance fee is charge or collection taken up, therefore the lecâ€" ture is free and all are (_‘nl’di:l”y invitâ€" collection taken ture is free and ed. General Accident Assurance Co. L.. F.: ZINK. V. D. M., of New York City. E. MONTGOMERY. Clerk. Eshmated Corpora Cost | tion Share : ()()() ()0 1%(,' ‘)‘)0 00 3()() 2205 .1 1‘ 998 240.10 788340 $389.05 1.05 660.00 165.00 1065 80 439 264.00 1.65 y 5'f00t Box 883 TIMMIN 8 29 1.05 9( 1.b0o o0 1.065 14 1.0665 qq 3.30 1 Est. Sp‘c‘l 6 | rate ‘per ft ‘front | age Mavor Aug. _the â€" all â€"the