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?MM WQ“OWO’OWM“““OMOMOC $ 0000008 ©00809¢0 'WOM0“0000000“QQWWQOWOQWQOWOWM“O on i on h hh i ul wa. y e 1 * Phone 152. Will visit Timmins first of every month at Dalâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangement Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. 55555555%55%Hfififlilfikfi}fifiifififi!fi!fikfiflifiifiifi%fifififififih‘ififiifi%hfihfibfififl%’afififififi!fififi!flfififififififikfififi!fififlihfifliflififlfififi%fi!fi DR. L. GACNON VETERINARY OFFICE HAILEYBURY. Clean Watchmaker and Jeweler Betwsen the Hollinger Stores ©000000 00:02300:’:3000030‘0?323. $009009000090800000000000000800000000006000060606604660606 §00000604 11 Third Ave. Just arrived a large assortment of the choicest lines of Wool Comforters and Eiderdowns. Bought right, and will be sold right. The prices range from $6.00 to $35.00 and big value in every case. Come and see. ' Curtains, Draperies, Table Covers, all classes of Bedding and other lines of Household Furnishings here at prices that will suit your purse and please you for quality. o n 0 i o is Th ts "Ao h Th o h t ts d t s Te da t tm Ahr Aie d dn Air in Ah Sonora and Victor Phonographs ocmpare Our Prices (opposite Presbyterian Church on 4th Ave) Bright can be had at the Full line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelâ€" ry of all kinds. Quality always the test and prices reasonable. You will get satisfaction here. Special attention given to clock and watch repairing. Fu‘l line of Crown Derby and Limoges China. Columkbia CGrafonolas and Columbia Records. Some Fine Young Horses For Sale bought and sold. Gome to me for what you need in these lines. f Specialâ€"5 fresh milkers for sale now. TIMMINS, QNT. 69 Maple Street, Timmins, Box 317. Phone 206. e it xd xd .\§“"‘ 3 *w * GOOD DRIVERS ; of Cattle, Poultry, etc., P. 0. BOX 883 JÂ¥ ( : M s wee % 5 o w with t From certay turne! 111-( Y a n J S :8 availa _._..._.__._.____._ /9"%.â€" I[mpe: any, 0 ers, +] and rc and h M ar while <abilita dition obtair much demar 353C I\ 25 .11v' p ,lll(@ | place examl The vary '00“““000“690000MOMMMOONGWOMNM“Q“M the pJ * xb y GPECIAL INGURANGE FOR THE RFTURNEO 501 Government Makes Provisicn for Inâ€" surance of Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses, Etc. In the Poreupine Camp where there are so many returned men and their families, the issued by the Government regarding the Returned Soldiers Insurance Act will be of special interest. Booklets explaining the Act, and application forms may be obtained from all branches of the G. W.V.A. and other soldiers‘ organizâ€" ations, from ‘the Soldiers‘ Aid Comâ€" mission, Civil Reâ€"Establishment Deâ€" partment, the Military District headâ€" quarters and District offices of the Board of Pension Commissioners, or direct from the Commissioners of the Returned Soldiers‘ Insurance, Transâ€" portation Building, Ottawa. As the cireular says, all returned soldiers and their families will be inâ€" terested in the Returned Soldiers‘ Inâ€" surance Act, under which they are pro vided with an opportunity of obtainâ€" ing Life Insurance at most favourable rates. The Act became effective on Sept. 1st, and will remain in foree for two years. â€" Under the Act any honour ably discharged soldier, sailor or hurse, of the Canadian forses, domicil ed and resident in Canada, may insure with the Government to an amount of from â€" $500.00 _ $5,000.00. _Under certain conditions the widow of a reâ€" turned soldier who died subsequent to discharze my also obtain insuranc> In addition to former members of the C.E.F. the privileges of the Act are available to anyone, male or female, who served during tao late war in the [mperial Army or with the forees of any of the allied or associated powâ€" ers, providinz they were domiciled and resident in Canada before the war and hold an honourable discharge. Many of those who served overseas, while not suffering from a severe disâ€" ability, find that their physical conâ€" dition is such ‘that they are unable to obtain life insurance at all or only at much higher rates than are mormally demanded. They therefore, find them selves severely handicapped in providâ€" ing protection for their dependents. Under the Act, all returned men are placed on an equal basis as no medical examination is required. The premium rates are low. They vary with the age of the insured and the plan of insurance chosen. At the age of 25 a straigitvlife policy for $1000,00 ecosts $1.24 per month. An exceptional advantage of this inâ€" surance is the provision made for a disability benefit. Under this section, should the policyâ€"holder become totalâ€" ly and permanently disabled ‘he is reâ€" lieved from paying further premiums and the insurance money is paid to him direct in annual instalments equal to oneâ€"twentieth of the total amount of the poliev. NEW DIRECTORS FOR THE MURRAYâ€"MOGRIDGE MINE. Two new names have been added to the directorate of the Murrayâ€" Mogridge Mine, and the addition of these names will generally be taker as indicating the increased importance the prospects of the property. Mr. J. R. L. Starr, of Toronto, a prominâ€" ent lawyer, and Mr. W. I. Banfie!ld, a wellâ€"known Toronto manufacturer are on the new board, Mr. Starr being now president of the Murrayâ€"Mogridâ€" ge. Mr. Starr is president of the Me Kinleyâ€"Darrach and a director of the Northerown Mines. With such men as these interested in the Bourkes area, the district will take on added importance in the public eye. Victor and Pathe Records Our Goods SFEF k