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WMO“OWOMM’M 0049000004008 044 “OQ“W‘ in l #000000090000000000000048 000600004 § 0%090¥»09%0¢04 0000000000000000000000000 W.H.WILSON $ < Â¥ Wowooowommonooowwmwooog with a full line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelery. Rings made to order a specialty. Experts in watchmaking. Try once and you will come again. Special attention to work sent by mail. Colonial Steel Companies Famous RED STAR DRILL STEEL B.C. Fir. Woodâ€"Stave Pigpe and Tanks of all descriptions All kinds second hand Mining Machinery in firstâ€"class condition. Boilers, Hoists, Pumps, Drills, ete. Aflidavits, Marriage Licenses Hunting and Trapping censes in Season. Typeâ€" writingâ€"Special attention to eorrespondence and â€"Mining Engineers‘ â€" Reports. All work absolutely confidential. Bruce Avenue , Opp King George Hotel. P O Box 102 sOUTH PORCUPINE, Ont Head Office The stock of this company yields the investor 9% at preâ€" sent prices carried on margin after paying Interest charges. Bonds are acceptable as collateral against the purchase this stock. Memlhm rs Stundard istock Exchange Porcupine Office â€" â€" Timmins, Ontario Phones: Day 100. Night 172 Porcupine Cobalt Toronto _ Detroit â€" Buffalo Rochestcr New York. Syracuse, N.Y. Kirkland Lake Direct Private Wire Connecting all Offices. Telephone 49 Hamilton B. Wills Co. Limited Real Estate (Next Bank of Commerce). Victrolas, Victor Records. Agent Tanlac Great System Builder 90¢c. per Ib. .The purest, riche;t, tastiest candies that can be made. Each and every one represent: one or more combinations of nut and fruit crushes, deliciously creamed in rich cream and the whole coated with rich brown chocolate. / Ask any of those who have profited by the tasting and they will inform you that there is great deliciousness, full satisfactâ€" ion and a wonderful saving to be enjoyed in every pound of HOW MUCH LONGER SHALL WE TELL YOU? Lumber, Building Materials Coal and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies J.P., (TEMISKAMIN® Watchmaker and Jeweler TIMMINS Phone 10 B A Giltâ€"edged Investment SULLIVAN NEWTON Has now opened a store in the New Empire Theatre Building Drusgist and Stationer ACENT FO of all kinds Yard and Warehouse tElouses to Let and for Sale CHAS. SMITH, BOX 150, SCHUMâ€" ACHER, representing the Martinâ€"Orâ€" me Piano for the Poreupine District. Used pianos for sale or to rent, on easy terms. 3 â€"p39â€" Dr. Moore ck, Timmins DR. JNO. B. AIKEN DENTIST Phone 201 Crown and Bridge Work Plates Consultation Free. Room 7 Reed Bldg., Timmins. SCHUMACHER Phone 95 B 4D4.wGNlP4D4D4‘N‘F4D4lNlb4Inlbdblbdlnl~‘>4b4iul>‘blb4.N‘bll~!N‘b4.4l~‘bdb¢l~lb4b4| The relief in £30,200, expests the relic of mere On :ll‘ti funds n is imelu should | dowmen be suftic ants w eranted men wl service. are yo must C until t porting Onta: The following from the» Navy headquarters for general interest :â€" Timmins and Powassan Two Places That Aim Higher Than Provincial Headquarters for Trafalgar Day. NORTH LAND TOWNS LEAD IN NAVY LEAGUE CAMPA!GA proposes to raise $450,000; Quebec $110,000 ; _ New $15,000; Alberta $30,000 ; Nova Scotia $50,000 ; Manitoba $30,000 ; Saskatche wan ©£30,000 and« British Columbia $25,000. T During the summer season people get so accustomed to hearing the curâ€" few bell ring at nine ojclock that when the fire bell sounds at that hour there is no excitement. When the season changzes, however, and the winâ€" ter time for curfew is adopted there are always one or two ‘who get an ‘*‘alarm,"" as it were, for a night or two, until they become accustomed to the new hour for the curfew. This week a couple on Pineâ€"street hearing the ~eurfew bell at eight o‘clock thought it must be a fire alarm and made a dash for the fire hall. In a day of two they will become‘"so acâ€" that they will pa Mrs, Geo. Lawrsnee, of New Lisâ€" keard, was badlivy burned about the arms and face last week waen some stove pipe polishewhich she had on the stove top flamed up and set her dress on fire. Khe was getting ready to put the polish on the pipes and laid the can of ‘material on the top of the stove, in which there was very little fire. The polish, however, took fire in the can and suddenly flamed up, the flames catching on Mrs. Lawrence‘s of the burns being quite deep but the injuries received were not of a serious character except for the imâ€" mediate â€"present. S 4( Seventeen â€" campaign â€" committees have been elected in the same number efâ€"centres, and all allocations totalâ€" ling $8,200 have been accepted, reâ€" turning reports to headquarters settâ€" ing voluntary goal, Timmins doublâ€" ing theirs. North Bay leads the list in the high est objective with $2,000, Copperciiff second â€" with $1,000 and ‘Cochrane third with $700. ' Copperceliffe ... ... . Chapléeau ...... S Schreiber ...... Sturgeon Falls North Bay...:. CGobalft:...... /. Haileybury |.... New Liskeard .. Enalchart ... .. S, Poreupine Schumaeher .... Tmmmins ....... Cochrane ...... Mattawa ~..... ;. : NEW LISKEARD WOMAN BUXENED BY STOVE POLISH. Qowassan official statement League of Canada Ontario will be of s . :400 . ©2,000.. 20800 . E* 000. m 200. . ... 200 > : 4$Â¥800¢ T00 . «200. ; no more THE RORCUPIHE ADV ANOE je‘s0o acâ€" at 8 p.m. attention 400 2,000 . 0500 . 5600 300 200 500 700 500 2(0)() Joe Ambeau, who pla\'ed on last year‘s nocLev team in Haileybury, was found dead in bed last Thursday evening. Apparently he had tied a shotgun to the foot of the bed and attaching a string to the trigger had managed to shoot himself. He died mstantr\' so far as medical science could judge. His mother, hearing of Chapleau, is out on $8,000 the shot of the gun went upstairs to see what had occeurred and found her boy dead in bed. He was about 26 vears of age and for about a vear now WELLâ€"KNOWN HAILEYBURY ‘YOUNG MAN SHOOTS SELF. years ol age and for about a year now had been in ill health. For a time e was in a sanitarium, but recently returned to Haileybury where he was employed at the barber shop of II. Lockington. Joe Ambeau was wellâ€" known throughout the district, parâ€" ticularly in sporting cireles and esâ€" pecially in hockey. Last winter he played right defence for the Hanleyâ€" bury senior N.O.H.A. team. His sad death will be much regretted by all who knew him, and the sympathy felt for the near relatives and close friends in this bereavement will be veryâ€"sincere. SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE OF ALEERTA COAL DEAL. The use of the Seaplane this year for the forest survey work was found to be very successful. It was an unâ€" usual help and convenience to the men employed in the Forestry Branch, and added to the effiectiveness of the work they were able to do, as well as provâ€" ing a great saver of time and so of expense. â€" Indeed, the use of the seaâ€" plane was found so satisfactory this year that there is taik now of making its use the ordinary feature of the work. â€" The proposal is now being con sidered to establishâ€"a permanent base for the distriect at Haileybury next year and to employ the seaplane more generally all the year round in the forestry work. House forâ€"sale, corner of James and Lake Shore Road. Batn, ete. +« Cash or terms. Anply to owner on preâ€" FOREIGNER FIRED FOUR SHOTS AT HIS OWN SISTER. uast week at Gowganda there was a shooting affray and tlie police are now rounding up those concerned. The affair is reported as having oceured in a drunken brawl. ‘There was a party at the h6use of a man named Regotta, and Mrs. Regotta‘s brother is accused of doing the shooting, the victimn beâ€" ing the sister, Mrs. Regotta. Four shots are said to have been! fired{at her, but she sustained only a slight sealp wound and is in no danger. Mrs. Reâ€" The:â€"seaplane sert by the Dominion Government to assist in the work of making a survey of the forests of the North Land returned to the south last weekâ€"after spending four weeks. in and around Haileybury. The seaplane will be stationed at North Bay for a few days toâ€" doâ€" Government work there in connection with the Forestry Branch. cotta was the only one shot, though several of the others in the party are alleged to have been half shot,â€"which may be an old pun, but not half so old as the ancient and haonourable pracâ€" FORESTRY HYDROPLANE FINISHES WQRK IN NORTH. as the tice of goitta‘s of Ted. For Saleâ€"Ivory reed Baby Carriage for sale. Apply to W. J. Andrews, James street, Rochester Townsite. FOR SALEâ€"Dressery, table, rocking chair and extension couch, (almost new). Enquire Room 5, Reed Block, new). inq after 6 p.m. FOR TIMMINS, ONT, J 41â€"42p. Dealer LOSTâ€"â€"On Timmins Golf grounds, dark brown coat. »a Finder please return to The Advance office, Titmâ€" mins, at once. s DRESSMAKING for ladies and children ; best work assured. Apply to Miss Gloster, First Avenue, first house back of the Ball Grounds. FOR SALEâ€"One team of work horses, very cheap; one pair of reâ€" gistered mares, splendid roadsters, 3 and 6 years old. Apply O ‘Grady Bros., Phone S$5A. New Liskeard. The Council of the above named Municipality invite tenders for sceaâ€" venging the Townsites of Schumacher, Moneta, Rochester and Gillies Lake. Tenders must be filed with the unâ€" dersigned not later than Friday the 22nd d.l\ of October. ~ Dated at South Poreupine, Ont,. this 11th day of October, 1920 TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE .EVANS, Clerk, Township of Tisdale. FOR SALE. NOTICE 4142 2 {h 41 45}‘