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a !, W“W“WOMW“W Â¥" It will pay all to visit the New Premises of the Book, Stationery, Music and Musical Goods Store Next Advance Office IVAN STADELMAN‘S ; MOVED AUGUST 181 T0 COURTEMANCHE BUILDING Book, Stationery and Music Store Opposite Town Ha JUDGMENT AGAINST SIR CHAS. ROSS IN MINING CASE Judgment whereby he four minin: District. is O ‘Con Hollin full pc THE AUG. 11th WAS LADIES DAY AT TIMMINS GOLF COUR First Flight Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Williams win ning from Mrs. Skavlem and Mrs Williams. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Grimston winâ€" ning from Mrs. Brigham and Mrs. Emery. Second Flight â€" Mrs. Todd with Mrs. Sampson win ning from Mrs. Keeley . with Mrs Evered. Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Carson winâ€" ning from Mrs. Taillon and Mrs. Lake Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Pritchard winâ€" ning from Mrs. Adams and Miss Marâ€" whall. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Williams won the match in the first flight and Mrs. Bacor and Mrs. Pritchard in the second fligcht. Five dollars was collected for fund. ACCUSED OF DEFRAUDING CREDITORS; GIVEN 6 MONTHS Driving and Putting Contest This Week. On Friday of this week, August 18, there will be a driving and putting contest at three o‘clock sharp. Last week at North Bay Judge Vaâ€" lin senteced John Pitt to three months in jail on a charge of removing goods from his store with intent to defraud his creditors, and anothér three months for failing to keep the books and accounts required by law in the case of credit businesses. Pitt had a fire in his North Bay store on June 11th. and a couple of days afterwards he made an assignment. An investiâ€" gation into the fire revealed the faect that goods had been shipped to a Mrs. J. Ostraka in Timmins, the lady being understood to be a sister of Pitt. Mrs. Ostraka and a man here were arrestâ€" ed in connection with thecase and have yet to be tried ‘by a judge on charges arising from the procedure. The stock in Pitt‘s store, it is claimed, was arranged in such a way, as to was arranged in such a way, as to leave the impression that nothing had been shipped away, one garment in a box and empty boxes on the shelves. Pitt denied that he had ever shipped the goods from his ‘store and also claimed that ‘he had no relatives in Timmins. The Judge, however, found the cases clear, against ‘him and he reâ€" ceived the total of six months in jail. A further charge of arson against him in connection with the fire at hig store was withdrawn. According to a report from Ottawa, Colonel L. T. Martin,; a member of the T. N. 0. Commission says the proâ€" vincial government‘s ralway will show a surplus at the end of the year, despite unsettled conditions. He hases his opinion on the encouraging volume of traffic that has been handled for several months and the prospects for future business. Col. Martin says there are fine prosâ€" peets for a bumper crop in the counâ€" try along the T. N. 0. which is raâ€" pidly becoming a succeessful agrieultuâ€" ral country. The general aspect of prqsperity up here is brighter now than it has been for some time, acâ€" cording to the Commissioner who says the members of the Commission reâ€" turned from their recent trip very T. N. 0. RAILWAY TO HAVE ANOTHER SURPLUS THIS YEAR istrict, is announ( ven by Mr. T. attention of the holders of the and a half per cent war loan maturing December 1, 1922, is ed to the offerof the Minister of GOVERNMENT‘S CONVERSION SCHEME Day, August renew against Sir Chas. Ross, loses a third interest in claims in Temiskaming nnounced as having been r. T. E. Godson, KXKC., 111 1¢ Ott Ha n e New York The Minis financial o1 £ i92 0 16 11 in On â€"Twoâ€"Ball 1( ffer in 1loat aâ€" satis is mak iVOUl the much encouraged with conditions genâ€" erally. Work on the Oil Can extension is proceeding as quickly as possible, the Ottawa report states. In the last two or three weeks the contractors have made good progress. The track is now laid to the first crossing of the Abitrbi River, 13 miles from Cochrane, and rC [lon, DUF UnNnder Municipal Act Amualified on his -A % fFour "A CHAIN OF SERVICE" no_.m: mw is fi .:.-m Cochrane w2 t t t‘ * BP g 3 *4 4 % e N\M.pwnr. :Lflflu.â€"_....*flufimfizgkflv o Ewmfin.ww‘.mw.nz\u:rwn::nll Namenlelyoitel! m_ b b b + . > > » + b P k P P > P P P . vexeveveveye 1I Four Mc : _ ~ h Cochrane Stores The | ai mc | Geo. Taylor Hardware, Ltd. ustt | Timmins v:% e t o ie mb stt . ~â€" es 0000000000000000000000690000000000000¢000000000000000000000000000000000000002% uc‘% ~Y8 is e UeJ U A P xi s e@â€" wECKs (HGC CUIL od progress. The the first crossing 13 miles from C tlus track has ! itly well to ena own Councl is again comâ€" e qualifying of Mr.,James ‘or the vacancy on the r.â€" Hylands was away at t the time of his nominaâ€" I1} € U{ime oOI Amis T an amendment Mr. RK. _L. ‘0O 4 behalt. nNoVvt i will ‘he ine, and 11 to the OTnia n next O( THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF HAVE YOUR HOUSE RID OF TIMMINS. COCKROACHES, Buss and a@a% M. B. SCOTT, Regular Mosting discontinued durâ€" ing the summer months. _ Aanual meeting in October. Watch for the special announcements. 0084 Sewing Machines ard Willis Pianos, sold on easy monthly payments, (if so desired) by 9 Maple St, Timmins P.O. Box 75 â€" Phone 211. see me for life insurance, as well Used machines and used phonoâ€" graphs taken in trade. President Secretary Pays highest prices for secondâ€"han# furniture. Seils new and Furniture at cheap prices. BUYS AND SELLS FURNITUREX ranteed. been deli terences. ther kinds of aken for this, MONETA P.O. Box 3, Timmins ds of, vermin. â€" Contrats this, and satisfaction Hundreds of people hawe rhted with my service. Keâ€" Apply to A. Coter, # street, opposite Hollinger NY t __ | Ts :g.