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PULEWOOD WANTED. 1 am in the marke* to purchase rough Spruce and fireâ€"peel Spruce Pulpwood. For further â€" information write Harry A. POOLEY, TIMMINS L00GF, 1.0.0.f. No. 453 Meets every Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows â€" Hall, Third Avenue. Visiting brethren requested to"zttend. Gao. E. W. G. Smith GOQWMNONOOQOWNQOGNMOOMWMWOOOW: Three Millon New Customers Graduate McGill Medical Coll. Reed Block, Timmins. Has resumed practise after 3 years service overseas. Phones: Office 202A. Res. 202B ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR Canada possesses men with brains who will make these preferential trade agreements. But to make good these trade agreements we must have Canadian Shios. nergy Timmins, Ont. Experience Office Reed Blk. quipment Telephone 66 Business Systems Installed and Improved. .. elcome TIKMINS Ro. 2552 The Mining Stocks PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Our Private Code Book Homer L. Gibson Co. Orders when received at our Toronto office have the perâ€" sonal attention of either Homer L. Gibson or Ernest H. 3 % t4, k .'~\,.'>'\‘, -*11‘ Bl ldger. n"'«?“:f:‘x”.';i;h{ja .‘i.ll-m.i’. ; Our facilities for handling your orders in these issues are unexcelled. makes it possible for you to transact business with us in privacy and with despatch,. A copy of this code will be sent free on request. We pay telegraph charges on orders and confirmations, accept Porcupine cheques at par, and remit in funds payable at par anywhere in Northern Ontario. We specialize in prompt deliveries. Members of Standard Stock Exchange 703â€"4â€"5 Bank of Hamilton Buiiding GIVE THIS SERVICE A TRIAL By willingness and ability to proâ€" vide ships, Canada this year has drawn the West Indies closer to herself and to the Empire. She can makse preferential trade agreeâ€" ments with other peoples under the British Flag, without arousing international complications. For Canada‘s Grain â€"Produce â€"Manufactures Secured by the West India Trade Agreement and Canadian Ships. ague of Canada LUMBERâ€" WANTEDâ€"Spruce, Pine and Popiar. Fotr furthe formation write to Harry T Cochrane. | 9 Maple Street, Timniins. P.O. Box 75. Phone 211. ALSO SELLING PIANOS Pikie‘s Transfer Best Transfer in Northern Ontario Prompt Service. Good Attention Prices Right Sewing Machines Freight, Express General Transfer . A. HOWSE Wholesale Tobaccos and GConfectionery 35 Fourth Ave., Timmins . SEGUIN Agent for Sirger Cor. Ball Grounds, opp. Knisht Bros McKinnon ~» 564 PLAKt s F0R FOREST Plane Roaached North Land Last Week ‘ From Ottawa. Carried Personal Mail. hours being taken up on the trip alâ€" though a stop was made at North Bay for dinner and to ship supplies, etc., As the stop at North Bay made more than an hour‘s time, the time for the flight may be set down as five hours from Ottawa to Hafleybury. From Ottawa the course of the Ottaws River was followed to Mattawa. From Mattawa a direct route was taken to North Bay. Leaving North Bay the sea plane went again to ‘Mattawa, following the Ottawa River to the Kippawa, Lake Temiswaming, etc., eventually landing at Haileybury. The sea plane party includes Mr. Clyde Leavitt, chief Forester of the Commission of ‘Conservation; Dr. J.! M. Swaine, Chief of the Division of Forest Insects, Entomological Branch, Dapartment of Agriculture, Ottawa ; working with Moessrs. Capt. P. Wickâ€" ens, Roland D. Craig and Major G. H. Edzecombe, of the Commission of Con servation, who have been studying the fores{s in the North Land for some time. â€" The ‘Commission of Conseryâ€" ation is conducting a survey of th forest resoureces of Ontario, with a view to finding out the present and. possible future supplies of timber from which the pup and lumber inâ€" dustries of the province can he supâ€" plied. This work is under the direcâ€" tion of Mr. Roland D. Craig who conâ€" ducted a similar survey in British Columbia. (Major Edgecombe and Mr. A. V. Gilbert are also engaged in colâ€" lecting the necessary information for this survey. The sea plane is expectâ€" ed to tbe of particular helpfulness in the work. Dr. Swaine is making a special study of the injury caused by the spruce budworm which is spreadâ€" ing from Northern Quebece forests into the North Land of Ontario. The inâ€" jury is to the balsam and spruce timâ€" ber and is caused by myriads of caterâ€" pillars devouring th@ foliage. The inâ€" jured trees turn red and may easily :be distinguished from the air. It as planned to map the infested area, and the timber owners can then be advised of the rate and direction of the spread so that they may salva‘ge their timber in advance of the outbreak. In addition to the baggage carried in the sea plane there was mail matter for Capt. Wickens and Mr. ‘Craig, the first to come to the North Land from Ottawa by sea plane. The Government sea plane has a 12â€"cylinder ‘*V * type 330 horse powâ€" er Liberty motor, and can travel at the rate of 75 miles per hour. The machine is equipped with tanks that will hold 100 ke{Tons of ; gasoline, which will last about 4 hours flying, as the amount of gasoline used per hour in flying is 28 gallons. The visit of the sea plane to the North Land will create much interest. It is to be hoped it will do much more, â€"that data and information gathered through its use will be of benefit and advantage to the whole North Land. The affairs of the New Ontario Colonization Company whose land is in the Clay Belt, Cochrane district, were before the Riddellâ€"Latchford Commission at Toronto last week. In 1912 Mr. W. K. Jackson, of Buffalo, (after whom Jacksonboro is named) secured from the Hearst Government two townships on the understanding that within two years at least 2400 acres would be prepared for settleâ€" ment, houses and barns built, and at least 16 bona fide settlers be brought in each year for tiree years. The evidence went to show that from 1912 to 1920 only 20 settlers had been settlâ€" ed on the land for any length of time and that only seven were on the land now. Only 250 acres had been clearâ€" ed and settled. The war had been one of the drawbacks to the plans of SETTLERS WOULD NOT STAY ON LAND IN NORTH. 1€ THY+», »pOLCUPINE ADVANOERE racilitâ€" out of 4J Windsor. The former had carried on the negatiations with the Government. Later he disposed of his interest for $17,000. ‘Wigle also dropped out, and Jackson, with Mr. Tyndall, took over the contract. After conferences with the Government the New Ontario Colo nization â€" Company, which has been carrying on since then, was organized. Mr. Jackson said the Company had endeavoured to live up to its contract. He said the Company now had 89 conâ€" tracts with prospective settlers. He said the Company had not made any money. â€" Only two dividends had been paid on the preferred stock and none on tlie common stock. The clearing of the land had been carried on, desâ€" pite the lack of settlers. There had ben 19,000 cords of pulpwood, 32,000, 000 feet of lumber and 10,000,000 feet of logs cut and sold. ANOTHER HOLLINGER DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED. JE No matter which cabinet you select, you‘ll get a piece which has been endorsed as genuine period furnitureby international authorities, such as Lady Randolph Churchill and Miss Elsie de Wolfe. _ Every New Edison Cabinet is a period cabinet. YÂ¥es! And on the next page, someâ€" thing equally exquisite, equally new, equally old. And ‘on the nextâ€"and the nextâ€"and the next. Y ou turn from Sheraton to Chippenâ€" dale; from Gothic to William and Mary ; from French to Italian. In 17 ronto and 66 The NEW EDISON O.o.oh ! Look at this oneâ€" real Jacobean! O0OD DRIVERS All kinds of Cattle, Poultry, etc., bought and sold. Come to me for what you need in these lines. Specialâ€"5 fresh milkers for sale now. Some Fine Young Horses For Sale Tin Phone 152. P.O. Box 458 Will visit Timmins first of every month at Dailâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangement Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. DR. L. GAGCNON yÂ¥ to get rid of it! Nature is pulling for youâ€" The warm weather‘s hereâ€" . This is your chanceâ€" grasp itâ€"take Templeion‘s Rheumatic Capsules Get it out of your system the easiest way! Sold by reliable druggists for a dollar. Ask our agent or write us for a free sample. Templeâ€" ton‘s, 142 King St. W., Toronto. gy Local Dealer. E. J. MEYERS. Rheumatism Now is the time 11 VETERINARY OFFICE HAILEYBURY. 69 Maple Street, Timmins, Box 317. Phone 206A. Avenue, opposite Phonograph Dealer beautiful designs, Mr. Edison‘s deâ€" signers have expressed the best there is in period furniture. You‘re simply bound to find a cabinet that just exâ€" actly fits your home, your tastes, your ambitions, your pocketbook. ‘*Edison and Music*‘‘ is the book ot way of ngur sense way. advanced in less than 13 War ‘FTax.) Osite lThe Fire ms Hooker, Ask about our vay of fizuring wif 1 ur BuUudGget rian. ItTSs i new ng the money partâ€"a common (Noteâ€"The New Edison has price (United States price) O since 1914,. This includes Studebaker car for sale; 1918 model ; good as new; in splendid condition. Price right. Apply to P. 0. Box 835, Timmins. â€"32 an . It‘s a new