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ANOTRER SUCCEDGFUL AT GOLDFX C Good Crowds. Creditable Exhibits Fine Time. At Annual Event Of Porcupine Agricultural Bociety. ciupine Agricultu Poreupine (CGolde of last week pri eessful than the and the directors ecarned are to b «eommended on th attendance of ar of the district be particularly â€" st: from Timmins, $ Sohumacher. Th theâ€"day were equ Nnaviny? a ] to carry on the g: The exhibits in worthy and were For the possibil Land. This yea from as far away rially attrac judge, Mr. A. cularly busy busy, indeed, marking of t the strenuous work of his position with special effliciencey. The showing of horses was also a pleasing one, while the exhibits of ceattle and pigs were also very interâ€" esting. In this connection special inâ€" terest and benefit was given ‘by the addresses on various types given by Mr. Moorhouse, of Coppereliffe, Govâ€" ernment Judge. The vegetables and grains exhibited were also worthy of special note. The vezetable exhibits showed that this North Land is great indeed as a marâ€" Ket garden, while the grain exhibit proved that it can also hold up its end in this line. Tact tfhat there was a Dranch b tablished at the Fair for the 0 all the prize cheques being right on the spot for the cony of the exhibitors. fact t prize money was paid during also reflects credit on the ener resourcefulness of the secretar; Fair, Mr, J. W. Young, who | mnad not tim along, this ing done by the Imperis ma y _â€"Of course, the department for the ladies, was a centre of special interâ€" est. There was an unusually good showing in home cooking, canning, art, etec. Miss McLeod, of Timmius, acted as judge for this department, and in view of the number of exeelâ€" lent exhibits in each class no doubt had a difficult task in selecting the prize winners. There were many charming entries in the Baby Show. The judge«<~were Nn D: My. T. 1 Nurse M hard tas}h the array Much intere races and other To add to the interest of the Fair, Mr. D. Laprairie, of Timmins, had an exhibit of stoves, gasoline engines, plows, harrows, etc. Reamsbottom Edwards showed a nice fur exhibit, raw furs, fur alothing, etc. perity ol are nice calves. Elsewhere in this issue will be found the complete official list of prize winâ€" ners of the Fair. As an example to other fairs, it may be noted that the Secretary ‘had this list all ready on the evening of the event. The winâ€" ners of the special cups and trophies for the year will ‘be announced dater. Much favourable comment was givâ€" en to the ladies for the excellent hot meals and luncheon served to visitors. As a fitting pleasant conclusion to the day there was a dance in the evenâ€" ing in the schoolâ€"house, with good music and a good time for all attendâ€" ing. The second Poreupine Fair may generally be set down as a wellâ€"conâ€" ducted suecess, and due credit given therefor to President Geo. Bannerâ€" man, Secretary J. W. Young, and the other directors and committeemen and their assistants who worked so well to make the event av~pleasing and suceâ€" eesstul fair. MOOxt Anothe was the t upine P air n In the poul ) the growth uth POr( : Imperial Ba: airge of mana not time o1 Use0 actire M 1 10 THpâ€" PORCUPINE â€"ADVANCE ill fur alothing, etc. issue will be found ere were en Porquis Jun« fame of the W epresente{ leasing, the dirâ€" »alance on hand ork undertaken. eVveEeln 3 last stateme ittention to t branch bank e S ‘being. casne the o1 ot M )r the occasio represent P?oreupine ctal resul sses were advertiset atulated There w 00, all O retary oL who handled his position 1( 1@V 11 iren isement that the entric irsday haa o ation arts with fron £ 1 pI 21 W 1ay ind nd TMMIXS COUKCH K. OF C. fORMERLLY INSTITUTED Interesting Ceremony on October lst Pollowed by Pleasing Banquet And Programme. Uagynon, installed the new membDet there were ® 6 11 11n printe TMMIXS AND 1ROQUDIS FOR HOckEY CrouP Spsedy Hockey Expected Here This Season. New Coach Arrived Last Week. O W ing forward hockey. 1j 111( uettuce Hon. Manning Doaerty visited part £ the North Land last week. )1 PÂ¥ C Inside Guardâ€" Outside Guard Trusteecsâ€"J. A li1owing are Grand Knig Deputy G.K Chaneellorâ€" Hee. 8e lreasure VW ardenâ€" Advocate Hornby. Phe installation i s followed by a ved the member Accordin mmins and e northern H Mn As10n WE ec@turel name ing‘s Hall. ‘The wo od thmg*s to eat wa adi¢s of the K. of ed menus gave the s. cach item hbeing c 1€ Grand Knight, and Financial Secretary 19117, of C€ocl ining sed would l1 e ofltice »uncil A mong a Doul Cale noIr xCV em ‘being connected some popular oftic For instance, * ‘"Ca to present indications [roquois Falls will form group of the N.O.H.A. on in the K. of C. Hall y a cbountiful banquet nbers and their ladies The wonderful array to eat was provided by e K. of C. Attractive gave the list of good mcheing connected with 1e M s formally in: District Dep District W ar rane, and the ors., The echan 0 °C a pt ncivndin: ht, and was granted to ol the visitors for the y from neighboring ith Poreupine, Iroâ€" olhecer T); C W alsh MeC‘re a l Â¥Yafll the plan ng only : e w ITOIT Keeley.® u. allaczhan ewton Theriault. I. MceDonald Rochon. ruthie I resent. s installed 111 ardcle officer of Michaud, n e Kni XAIFIGC Punch )Y n D: K 21â€" In all The TIMMINS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1922. ip 111 LUSTOMS OFFIGE UPERED 1X THE THEATRE BLCCK Dominion Government at Last Reâ€" cognizes Needs of This Part of Camp. + Ofiice has been move the New Empire The: Milln repe have The enougn business originating with 4 mins to warrant a customs offtce this town and if enough ‘business v left around South Poreupine the o there could also ‘be idea in Timmins was not to take : thinge from anvibody else, but to a Dusine business convenience for this part of the Camp. The amount of Customs Office business for Timmins fully warâ€" rants an office here and the establishâ€" ment of the eustoms office will unâ€" doubtedly prove a great convenience and saver of time and money for the husiness people, industries, the GONFMEENGE IN FUTURE OF TXE McINTNVAE MINE Fully Shown at Annual Mesting. 5000 ft. Shaft Provided for. Mill to Have 1000â€"ton Capacity. The confidence felt by the shareâ€" holders in the present officers and management was evidenced by the fact that the old officers and ‘board of directors were reâ€"elected. The folâ€" lowing are the directors and officers for the ensuing vear:â€"President, J. NORTH LAND MEN OFFICERS ONT. ASSOCIATED BOARDS increased capac Feneral Mans report stated th promsed to riv nomenally prod outlook for incer P.â€" Bickell; Viceâ€"President, W. J. Sheppard, Wawbaushene, Ont.; J. B. Tudhoope, Orillia;, N. J. Miller, New York ; Jos. Errington, San Francaseo; M. P. Van der Voort, Secretary ; H. 4. Lauxz, Treasurer. developmeé pet At the annual meeting of the Assoâ€" ciated Boards of Trade of Ontario, Mr. 4. C. Coppley, of Hamilton, was appointed president for the ensuing year. The executive immcludes:â€"Mr. Frank K. Ebbitt, Iroquois Falls; Mr. A. Stevens, Cochrane; and Mr. A. J. Young, North Bay. This is Fire Prevention Week. Insâ€" pect your premises! Clean up! Tidy up! Remove all possible fire menaces‘! Do your part to reduce the unnecesâ€" sary loss in Canada through prevent! ible fires. ‘enect T‘he Dom 3 Yery go The divrect tedly prove a great conveni saver of time and money for ness people, industries, «and ral public of this town. % ~CUus uture wWas M j irms and indivi efforts have ‘bget toms office establ mnent has been th 12. tors and the were optimil as indicated ustoms offfice for South Poreupine. For e bulk of the customs een in connection with s and individuals, and easIn WA rogre 10ugh ‘Dusiness were Poreupine the offhce be continued. The 1¢ A ore Irom NOo. that from the re buil«in se, but to or this p value to an ofnce Jertson ) V reneral manâ€" made To shed here. t Lhere 1 with Tim at 1¢ ; proâ€" irding actual i Vyen paeâ€" The Jepth NY 1n 111 TEAGHERS‘ INGTITUTE AT COGHBANE THIS WEA Annual Convention of North Temisâ€" kaming Teachers on Thursday and Friday. bth onens at exercises there will be an Address OL Welcome from Cochrane, with a reâ€" ply from the President of the North Temiskaming Teachers‘ Institute (Miss B. M. Shaw, of South Porcupine. Then will follow:â€"Reading of minutes; Treasurer‘s report; musical number; Paper, ‘*Formation of High Ideals,"‘ by ‘Miss Anderson of Iroquois Falls; appointment of committees; registraâ€" at 1L.3U p.m. tite programme neing as follows:â€"Report of O.E.A. Delegate, Miss Lynceh; address, ‘*Essentials in Public School Arithmetie,"‘ by Mr. J. C. Norris, B.A., North Bay Normal; musical number; Address ‘by Public School Inspector Marling mustcal num ber; discussion of ‘‘Place of Sport and Organized Play in the Developâ€" méent of the Child,""‘ led by Mr. Day of Troquois PFalls; addréess by Dr. J. B. MceDougall. B. MeDougall. For Thursday evening a progri is being prepared by the Principa ~tat’f of the (u('mane Public Sche l'an morning‘s session is to at 9 a.m., and the programme follows:â€"Devotional â€" exerceises; ports of committees, election of ers, ete., musical number; ‘*The Public School Curriculum, Mr. J.C. Norris, North Bay No Suggestions in the Teachâ€" ing of Nature Study,‘‘ Miss D. Perry, Porquis Junetion; musi¢al number; ‘*Home ‘Work,"‘"‘â€"Short Discussions, â€"Mrs. Colborne, Mr. Bush. Nuggets Picked Up. ~ Rush of Prosâ€" pectors and Others Follows. at 8O contention. ‘Alhere is goid in Ine sand plains near Matheson all right, but its profitable recovery\as a business venâ€" ture is another matter. Nevertheless, it does not do to be sceptical about any finds in this country of gold, and so the general tendencey will be to so the generai tendency will be to watch the new placer prospects at Nellie Lake with interest, hoping that they may pan out rich and ‘big, even though the theories of geologists and others are disproved thereby. IS THIS A RECORD IN THE SHIPMENT OF FREIGHT? MAMMOTH GOLD MINES TO TAKE OVER EDWARDS CLATMS It took 42 days for a shipment of household goods to go by freight reâ€" eently from South Poreupine to Barâ€" rie, Ont. The shipment was all the way by Provinceial or Dominion Govâ€" ernment railway. This is no argument for Government Ownership. A new nmining company has been organized to be knownr as the Mamâ€" moth Gold Mines Limited. This comâ€" pany is to take over the Edwards claims in the Township of Whitney. There are about 440 acres in the group that will come under the Mammoth Gold Mines, and the property thus ac* quired is a very promising one. Th emi LAGER GOLD REPURTEO FROM NELLE LAKE AREA The nmniskaming leacuers‘ 11 held at ('ughrane thi ursday and Friday, Oc imnnual conven sion on Thm\'da\" morn 9 30, and after the devotio there will be an Address ening a progtamine y the Principal and ne Public School. of the North Institute will 11is week on Jet. and CiSsgS:; â€"‘rC n of offic :‘ addres: P iNormaAl j he Teachâ€" D. Perry, open 16 n# ral by al : GITV PLAXNNING PARK THE DISTRMGT Swings, Amusement Features, Trees Grass, Among the Items. Auspices Of the Agricultural Society. ine, Poreupine Agricuiltu has met with noteworthy : so are planning for further At present it is understood tha making plans for accommodation future fairs the directors are plan along lines that will ‘be of great vantage to the whole district. present purpose is to estahblish a park at Golden City (Poreupine). park would be for the «district. as swings, etc. 1t would be duillt alongâ€" side of the lake. No more ideal spot could ‘be selected for a public parn than Golden City. A park there would naturally develop into the pleasant playground of the district. Definite arrangements, of course, have not yet heen made, but it is understood that the idea of the directors of the Porâ€" cupine Agric\ultuml Society is to seâ€" cure the necessary land alongside of the lake and have it put into shape for public park purposes. â€" Buildings would ‘be erected that could ‘be used for ‘the annual fair and that also would serve the general publi¢ conveâ€" nience during the rest of the vear. A teature ind OFFIGIAL ViaT OF THE GRAND MASTER 1.0.0.F. trict G. M. of Oddfellows Makes Official Call at Timmins and Other Lodges in North. Sharp, of Midland, paid sit to. Timmins Lodge. companied by Bro. W# Grand Secretary and Evanson. On their visi tvanson. Land they the 1.0.0.1 Saturday evening there were about 70 members of the Order at the I.O. O.F. Hall to greet the visiting officiâ€" als. Even the unusually unfavourable weather failed to spoil the attendance or the interest. After the work of the lodge, the ‘brethren and their visitors enjoyed a pleasant banquet. At this banquet there were thoughtful and helpful addresses by the Grand Masâ€" ter, the Grand Secretary and P.G.M. Evanson. In eloquent and interesting way the Grand Master reviewed the history of the Order and emphasized the qualities that made Oddfellowship great and of special Ibenefit to the world. The other addresses were of equally high order. , On Saturday evening Master of the I.0.0.F SKY BROS. REâ€"BUILDING AND ADDING NEW DEPT. Mr. 8. Sky, of Toronto, was a visitâ€" or to the Camp last week, and had an important announcement to make reâ€" garding the Sky Bros. building and business at South The store is ‘being reâ€"built and enlarged and the whole second storey of the new building will be used as a furniâ€" ture full ran Nn se udi en adout e pilanning 1ot developments depart x Timmins ind others. JMiCL >ND€ (LOr GISCPICEC. ; ITS â€" _ would be trees, grass exâ€" and amusement features such ‘s, etc. It would be built alongâ€" the lake. No more ideal spot e selected for a public para lden City. A park there would v develop into the pleasant ment ts IuILure . years. s understood that in r accommodation for directors are planning Kirkland 5 of the ) ~«Br0,. ALL . paid an official Ige. â€" He was Wm. Brooks, ind "P.CCAM. 1 visit to the N« last the 11e\ ural part s1U1GCCP@OSsS J€¢ extensions 1A K € nen carpe etVv Official Visit of Grand Master and Grand Secretary to Porcuping And Other Lodges in the District. MASCNIG GRA DFHGERS VISHT NORTH cupine 1Lodge, Poreupine, wher der from all ove thiren repared to tion of their hall tive bangquet was were joined by a of the mem‘bers, a deligchts of the sp the was ~â€"accompanied y Als Miss Ponton, who won ma in the various towns (AAY ge VC Ebhitt, William delights of the s; ed by the ladie pleasing progran numbers and high order was p tra that included W. J. Browne, J tion of their hall where a very attracâ€" tive banquet was spread. Here they were joined by a number of the ladies of the mem‘bers, and in addition to the delights of the splendid repast providâ€" ed by the ladies there was a very pleasing programme of music, literary numbers and addresses. Music of very high order was provided by an orchesâ€" tra that included Messrs. F. J. Wolno, W. J. Browne, H.M. Martin and M. Dalier.» A reading, very effectively given by Bro. W. Dalzell, added to the interest of the evening. Miss Ponton deliglited all with her singing and won very enthusiastic encores. ‘Preâ€" sentations were made ‘by Poreupine Lodge and Golden Beaver Loage to the Grand Master and Miss Ponton as souvenirs of their visit to the Porcupine Camp. ‘W. Bro. Mason made the presentation for Poreupine Lodge and W.‘Bro. B. E. Martin for Golden Beaver Lodge. The Grand Magter made fitting acknowleéedgment. V.W. Bro. W. M. Widdifield very YÂ¥ . YÂ¥ ~BrOo,â€" ‘¥¥ . : NYL, ~VYÂ¥ _ capably presided as toastmaster for the bangquet. The address given by the Grand Master was an eloquent and ins piring one and greatly pleased the gaâ€" thering. In addition to ‘his speciat words to members of the Craft, he touched on the wonderful possibilities of the North Land as he saw them. He also referred to some of the needs of this country, emphasizing the necessâ€" ity for a trunk,. road through ‘the North. The Grand Master further reâ€" marked that he intended to direct, special afttention in the south to this need of the North when he returned. The address by the Grand Secretâ€" ary was an earnest one, with much of inspiration and hnuntened by humor and wit that tempted more than one to say **Hechas the Irish wn,, whetber 1n ple [1D1 1,.00ge Aat lrognois PAills, ant Saturday they were at Cochrane. both these places members of the der from this Camp were among visitors for the occasion. This was the first visit of the Gh Master to this part of the North I and he was much pleased and impm ed with what he saw of the cour ‘‘We are returning south, ‘‘as regular missionaries fo derful country and its 1 and resources,."" BISON GOLD MINES START DIAMOND DRILLING SOON Ehbitt, W The Bison Gold Mines expect to start diamond drilling on their proâ€" perty in Deloro next week as an initial step in a development programme. The Bison Gold Mines own the proâ€" perty formerly known as the Ferland claims. These claims adjoin the Payâ€" master Mines on the east, and accordâ€" ingly are in a promising location with prospects good for good results from development work. ind 0oft! Te( On Thursday evenin Amon welcomed to the the North Land Dome directors have declared the ual dividend of 50 cents=~a share, iydable Oct. 26th. to shareholders of cord Oct. 6th. At present there is ) be no further repayment of capital sbursement, the next of these likely »ming early in the new year. perse Single Copies 5 Cents reéeet fiim. lifle UGrand > . Bro. W !M. Logan, acco rrand Master, and was al elcomed to the Camp. On liffe M a Iy soorite AAs £ ; Irish or no addresses w 1sOl g¢ the W.M ning were :â€" ling were:â€"R.W P.D.G.M.,, R.W. ;/ iW ; _ Bro. H. M. Widdifield, W where members of the Orâ€" ill over the district gathered iim. The Grand Secrotary, . W. M. Logan, accompanied Grand Maste paid an official ses, ~werq . It Williams, R mecre ll'()(llll i1 Moorehous ng, K. ‘W. Bro. F. K; Willis of North Bay TO [rish wn,, whet} Brief but ple made by R. s10n. visit of the Grand resent as ailso warm . On chis visit frand Master is daughter, many friends the Grand ork, the breâ€" vnstairs secâ€" last week \\'. N. 'Pun ind impressâ€" the country. ,‘*‘ he «aid, or your won possibilities M frand Mas of Copâ€" artin, W. V ary, W. to Porâ€" V.W Ww. W ;’(1 Ahi' and on the Orâ€" Phurs 1¢; x C. G €. l lerIin A 4 AM i asâ€" wW.