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Always at your Service (G YÂ¥ PROGO fine new shipment of popular:Pyrex ware. % % New Liskeard Timmins TRE PORCUPINE ADVANOCE 65 neing in ailegal ‘possession o ore, again fell into the elutches of the law and he is now in North Bay on a two months‘ sentence, after he had admitâ€" ted his guilt. On September 24, 1920, Burke was arrested ‘by J. D. Mackay, then constable for Coleman township, and by Chief Parcher at that time an officer on the Cobalt foree. He apâ€" peared before Magistrate Atkinson, elected to go to a higher court and was released on $500 bail. It was alleged by the Crown that he had posâ€" session ilegally of seven bags of silâ€" ver ore, valued at :l.ppru.\'ixautel_\' $1,â€" 100, the property of the LalÂ¥ose [Mines for whomhe was working at the time. When the case was called for trial Burke did not appear and the bail moâ€" ney was estreated. The other day inâ€" formation was received that Burke was employed at the Hollinger under an assumed name, and, after identificâ€" ation, he was arrested and brought to Haileybury. On (Monday he came ibeâ€" fore Judge Hartman, pleaded guilty to the charge, and was sentenced to. two months in jail. LaRose regained possession of the ore. At the time the| was first arrested Burke was engaged at the University Mine."" * After escaping sentence for close to two years, Clarence Burke last week started to serve a two months‘ senâ€" tence at North Bay. ‘The story in brief is told as follows in the last isâ€" sue of the Northern News, of Cobalt: ** Nearly two years after he jumped his bail Clarence Burke wanted by the police of this district on a charge of being in illegal ‘possession of ore. portant newspapers visited TIroquois Falls over the weekâ€"end. The party included representatives of the Deâ€" troit News, Cleveland Plaindealer, Grand Rapids Press, Pittsburgeh (Gaâ€" zette, Pittsburgh Times and Chronicle Journal, Chicago Journal of Comâ€" merce, and other newspapers of high standing. The representatives of the newspapers were accompanied by their ladies. _ The trip combined pleasure and business. A thorough inspection was made of the Ahbitib Company plant. _ All were much pleased and greatly impressed with the visit to the North. Visits like these undoubtâ€" edly help to spread the fame of the great North Land. TWO MONTHS SENTENCE â€" AFTER TWO YEARS REPRIEVTE taken to the mill where they were reâ€" ceived by the manager, Mr. R. A. M Innis, and shown through the plant They were delighted with their visit especially with the floral beauties of the civic centre, the lawns and homes HELPING TO SPREAD THE FAME OF THE NORTH LAND Last week Hon. Manning Doherty was a visitor to some parts of the North Land, including Iroquois Falls and duiskeard. He was accompanied by Mrs. Doherty and their two sons, and they travelled ‘by private ear. They reached the Falls Thursday even ing and stayed overnight. They were met at the station by representatives of the Company and the Town and MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE VISITS PART OF NORTH party ‘of esy uiA s oS %â€". CHEYVROLET y0u §C@ the TL . CVOqt 7/ CÂ¥ h@fifie publisher "Chevrelet Service" Is Not Just A Name It‘s A Fact." Everywhere you go in City, Town or Vilâ€" lage, you see the Chevrolet Service Signâ€" The sign that means competent mechanics, low priced genuine Chevrolet parts and reasonable charges for repairs and adjustâ€" ments. the plant their visit beauties of and homes MARSHALLâ€"ECCLESTONE LTD. Local Dealers â€" Timmins, Ont Mr. John Metcalf an old resident of Haileybury, who took an active interâ€" est in municipal matters there, died recently in the hospital at Toronto afâ€" ter an operation for appendicitis. as to the excellence of the exhibits which are placed in the tario products was erected, and we have to say that we differ very materâ€" ially from ‘Mr. Doherty in regard to this building and its location ; but we quite agree with the Hon. gentleman ‘*At the recent meeting of the Asâ€" sociated Boards of Trade, Mr. John MeFarlane, Mr. Jemmett and â€" Mr. Dewar were appointed a committee to arrange for a more attractive place at the Canadian National Exhibition for Temiskaming products. The idea was that the Northland would have an exâ€" hibit of minerals, pulp, paper, ete., and a more attractive place in which to place these exhibits was required. Mr. MeFarlane took advantage of the Minister‘s presence to interview him in regard to this matter. However, Mr. MeFarlane got not the least satisâ€" faction. Mr. Doherty said the buildâ€" ing now heing used was all that could be desired ; that he had received thouâ€" sands of letters speaking of the sprenâ€" did exhibits of the north. Mr. Donerâ€" ty was most emphatic in hisd opinion that the building as well as its locaâ€" tion was perfect. The writer has visitâ€" ed every fair in Toronto since the Goâ€" °¥ h. C vernment building for Northern :Onâ€" a more suitable building for the North Land at the Toronto National Exhibiâ€" tion,. ~The New Liskeard Speaker, usually ~very friendly towards the Government and inclined to **speak softly‘‘ at all times, is ‘by no means pleased with the attitude of Mr. Doâ€" herty.~ In this connection The Speakâ€" Last week Hon. Manning Doherty, Minister of Agriculture, visited the North L'and, and occasion was taken of the visit to interview him regarding@ SURE, ‘‘ANYTHING‘S GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE NORTH* served,. .A feature of the evening was the presentation by the Rebekahs of a chandsome emblematiec pin to Mrs. Leng. Mrs. Keene read the address and (Miss Nevada MeCarthy made the presentation on behalf of the sisters. Dancing was also enjoyed by the parâ€" ty and all voted it a very pleasing evening from start to finish, On Thursday evening fast the Re bekahs held a very enjoyable evening sail party on the Steamer Minga. There were between forty and fifty Rebekahs and and their friends in the party and the trip, uaesâ€" pite the weather, was thoroughly enâ€" joyed by all. The party left the landâ€" ing here at whbout 7.45, and the boat went up the river about ten miles. The heavy rain that came on before the trip was finished sent all under cover, but could not dampen the enthusiasm of the happy crowd. During the trip popular songs were sung and generâ€" al good time enjoyed. On returning to the danding the party went to the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ssheppard where a fine lunch was REBEKAHS HAVE PLEASING MOONLIGHT SAIL EVENT Take Notice that all persons having claims against the estate of the above deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of April, 1922, are to file the same duly verified hy affidavit with the undersigned on or before the 10th, day of July 1922 And take notice that after said date the estate of the said deceased will be distributed having regard only to such accounts as shall then have been filed. Dated at Timmins this 16th day of June, A.D. 1922 in the matter of the estate of John Zalersky, late of the town of Timâ€" mins in the district of Temiskaming, deceased. Dated at Timiminssthis 16th day of June, A.:D. 1922, And take notice that after said date the estate of the said deceased will be distributed having regard only to such accounts as shall then have been filed. In the matter of the Estate of Luciaâ€" nio Spada, late of the town of Timâ€" mins, in the district of Temiskamâ€" ing, Miner, deceased. Take Notice that am persons having claims against the estate of the above deceased, who died on or about the Gth. day of December, 1921, are to file the same duly verified by affidavit with the undersigned on or before the 10th davy of July 1922. Visiting Brothe ways welcome. Isabella Vollet, Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday in the Oddfellows‘ Hall, Third Aveâ€" nue. ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE, with 1timmins Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge, No 173 furniture. In good location in Schnâ€" macher. Apply to L. Laitinen, Schuâ€"« macher,. 26â€"27p 25 years old, with mining office exâ€" perience, desires a position. Is alâ€" so a senior calthre hockey player. Address P.O. Box 98, Harleybury NOTICE TO CREDITORS Solicitor for Fruggio Modolle, ‘Administrator. D. W. O‘SULLIVAN, Ssolicitor for Steve Barilka, Administrator. D. W. Q‘%SULLIVAN: and SNisters alâ€" Ethel Keene, Ree. Seae. vyouns mat