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«WO ROOMS TO RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SALEâ€"{(i FOURâ€"ROOMED HOUSE TO RENT DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED. t _.i... LOoLKAN +a @300 a month. GET YOUR FURNITURE REPAIRâ€" ED and Remupholstered at the Norâ€" thern Upholstering Company, 7/ Spruce street. Box 872, Timmins. w sn 0 Merchants are hereby notified th: the Triplex Gold Mines Limited w1 mnot be responsible, and will not pa any bills unless contracted by requ sition signed Matthew Thomas, bel eretaryâ€"Ireasurer. Very Truly Yours, Triplex Gold Mines, Limited, MATTHEW THOMAS, RIVATE GARAGE TO LET. . Under and by virtue of the direcâ€" tions contained in an| order made in the Supreme Court of Ontario on the 30th day of November, 1922. In the matter of the estate of Giovanni Marinelli deâ€" ceased, a copy of which Order will be produced at the time and place of sale there will be offered for sale by Puâ€" blie Auction on Thursday the 28th. day of December, 1922, at the hour of ten o‘clock in the forenoon, at Lot Number 56 according to Plan (M2 Teâ€" miskaming, filed in the offce of Land Titles at Haileybury, being in Moneâ€" ta Towunsite in the Township of Tisâ€" dale, the following property, namely: Lots:Numbaers 55 and 56 according to Plan M.2 Temiskaming, filed in th office of Lang Titles at Haileybury On Lot 55 is.erected a frame dwellin house and on Lot 36 are erected tw to Plan ‘M.2 l emisKamIing, in L4 office of Lang Titles at Haileybur On Lot 55 is.erected a frame dwelln house and on Lot 36 are erected ty frame dwelling houses. The two lots including buildings w be sold as one parcel and not éepa_mt ly. ‘ Apply 59 Four ~The property will be.offered fpr sale subject to a reserved bid whith has been fixed by the said Order,. Terms:.Ten per cent of the purâ€" chase money to be paid down at the time of sale. Ralancee to be paid with in fourteen days after the date of sale For further terms and conditions 0 sale apply to D. W. O Sullivan, Solic tor, Marshall Eeclestone Bldg., Tin mins. 4 broke in ; also, at Corner C€ed: Avenue, Monet: 51 52 furnished or unfurnished 60 Corner Broadway and December, Wages $25.00 Apply to Mrs Station. He who plays fair in thf xrenuous of life; who is cleg of body, d, and soul; whoâ€"assqates with nest men; who is edrteous . to tiend and foe; who‘is togehmwalrous to wound the feelings of Jthers, and too sensible to lower his tespect for himself; whose hopes and Areams are founded on the rock of detrmination ; who looks you straight i) the eye; who meets victory withouy boasting, defeat without bitterness ,nd all life with a smile; who loves is fmends, his country, and his Godâ€"s a gentleâ€" man.â€"8. 8. Classmate. > M ed, but with 0 burner tre tric Stove all connected rent stove with rooms, stove outright. Apply t ‘Timmins, Ont. > December Neh Faulkenha Highest market prices pai raw furs. | Dealer in Raw Furs J Kingston Hotel â€" Timming, C t. Phone 72. | . Dated at Timmins the 19th NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE rrt“ y BOX 33, MATHESON Q}"; : Sfé ; T2 A GENTLEMAN, H. W,. WARR EN, TO RENI, unfurnisda 5 bhurner General Elee th Avenue TT ni He faney siel1g 4. ar Street ans â€"$30.00 Dixon, TH Sec.â€"Treasurel shed, â€" Apply and Elm iSt. LET. Apply Store, Rivet lnmIited wWiil will not pay ted by requiâ€" Thomas, Seâ€" / the 28th. the hour of on, at Lot r will se ) Box 10 a monti. onnaught 5lp Timmins uctvone . PJPPd Mai ol 5lp Will sell ITEM ABOUJT THE FAULS, NOT IMMINS COUNCH No Honorarnm Here for Mayor or Councmqs Though They Do Enoug} Work to be Paid. Of purse a large number of people: noticel the error and made comment upon . However, the general opinion: of tht ratepayers here seemed to be that e Mayor and Councillors of this townwere well entitled to some monâ€" etary reward for their good services duripg the year. The Mayor and cillors have given without stint eir time and talent to the Town and few would begrudge them any reapnable fee for the services so givâ€" en fnd generally recognized as most va able to the Town. s a matter of fact, however, the Mayor and Councillors in Timmins reâ€" cete nothing for their services, unless odasional abuse from some shortâ€" sithted folk may be considered as sgnething. They give their services wthout fee or reward, es spt the reâ€" rd "of knowing that they "are doing Aeir part in the public service. In her towns, Liskeard and the Falls eing among the number in the North and, Councillors are paid a fee for ach Council Meeting attended, and he Mayor receives a bhonorarium. The aw makes this perfectly legal, and it is certainly reasonable enough. _ In most cases the members of the Counâ€" cils earn many times any small amount they may receive. In the case of* Timmins the Mayor and Councilâ€" lors serve the public as wholeheartedâ€" ly and gengrously as in any town. If their services are free, they are also given. DEATH OF MR, JAMES AYRE AT SOUTH END LAST WEEK Friends throughout the district learned with very sincere regret of the deathgon Thursday last of Mr. James Kyre, a popular employee of the Dome Mines, and an esteemed resident of South Purmfinne Death was due to diabetes. A widow and five children survive dnd to these the sincere symâ€" pathy of all will be extended in their loss. The late James Ayre was born in England. He had been for â€"some timg a resident of the Camp and many friends h#e. He was a valued member of the Dome Football Team and was also populdr and esteemed in other circles. "Theâ€"funeral took place on Saturday last, interment being MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS FRIDAY OF .THIS WEEK made in Timnyns Cemetery The annual© municipal nomination meeting for the nomination of canâ€" didates for Mayor and Councillors for the Town of Timmins fer 1923, will be held at the Town Council Rooms, Timains, on Friday of this week, Dec. 22nd. at the following hours :â€" For Mavorâ€"10 o‘elock in the mornâ€" For Councillorsâ€"12 o‘elock noon. In case more candidates are nominâ€" ated and qualify than are required for the officea, the election will take place on Monday, Jan. 1st. Usually nominations are held on the last \Iondav-m December, but as this date falls on Christmas Day this year, the: nomination meeting according. to law, will be held on Friday, Dec. 22nd. At the election on January lst. the ratepayers will vote on the byâ€"law reâ€" gardma the new Hollinger water main. +«A a\nopfla of thas b)-law has appeared in several recent issues of The Advance. oquos Fall Of purse ; o Hustier,‘‘ left i to be i misunder headed **Honor and rferred tc pariun 7| arempiepj 1offe 1 od1oat) ay J conâ€" item Mayâ€" **+put WEEKLY DANCES AT THE NEW LABOUR TEMPLE HERE A weekly dance every Thursday e Labour Temple fo The first dance w SALE OF WORK, ETC., AT SALVATION ARMY HALL On Thursday evening at the Salâ€" vation Army Hall on Fourth Avenue a Sale of Work will be held, under the auspices of the recently organize Home League,. Articles, dainty a~ usefual, will be sold at reasonable prices. Also Christmas Home Cookâ€" ing, and refreshments. Sale will be opened at 6.30 p.m. Come and bring a friend. * NEW TERM BEGINS AT TIMMINS BUSINESS COLLEGE, WED. JAN. 3 People are calling to the Business College daily, securing information reâ€" carding their enrolling after the Xmas holidays. Do not allow this term to go by without enrolling.‘: Six months with us now, prepares you for one of the many Spring positions we will have awaiting our graduates. We seâ€" cure positions for our graduates. We receive telephone calls daily from emâ€" ployers requesting our graduates. MEETING POSTPONED UNTIL AFPTER . It matters not what your education may be, it is not complete without a commercial training, whether you are young or old. Day and night class. â€" Timmins Business College, 6. M. TERRY, Prin. The meeting suggested in last week‘s Advance as likely to be held in the New Empire Theatre on Sunday evening in the interests of the Vietoriâ€" an Order of Nurses has been deferred until after the holidays, the present busy time being considered as unâ€" favourable for organization and inâ€" terest. It was intended at first that Dr. MeEachren, Director General of the Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada, shoul give an illustrated leceâ€" ture on thework in the theatre Sunâ€" day evening as a preliminary to the establishment of the good work here. The holiday season, however, made the deferring of action preferabde. After the holidays the matter of arâ€" ranging for a Victorian Order Nurse for Timmins will be taken up. There will likely be a public meeting here after the holidays and the work will be thoroughly explained, as well, as the plans outlined for the establishâ€" ment and maintenance of this service for the communityv. THE LATE LLOYD MYERS, OF SCHUMACHER, LAID TO REST The following is from a recent isâ€" sue of The Chesterville Record :â€" ‘"The body of the late Lloyd Myers, who was drowned in Gillles Lake, Timmins, reached Morewood on Thurs day last, accompanied by David Raiâ€" ney, a boyhood friend who resides in South Poreupine. The funeral on Friâ€" day afternoon to ~the (Presbyter:an church was largely attended, service being conducted by Rev. F. L. Jobb, assisted by Rev. H._S Cook, giving a very fitting sermon taking his text from Luke 7 12â€"15. Those left to mourn his loss are:â€"the mother of theâ€" deceased boy, his father having passed away while Lloyd was overâ€" seas; ‘Willis, of Ottawa; Howard, on the home farm; Thomas, of Moose Jaw; and one sister, Mrs. Walter L. Belton, of Neepawa, Man. The pallâ€" bearers were school chums of the deâ€" ceased,â€"Gordon â€" Countryman, Jake Stean, Clark Smith, Frank Casselman, D. A. Rainey and Sandy Moffat. Floral tributes accompanying the reâ€" D. A. Rainey and Sandy Mofi'at.| Floral tributes accompanying the reâ€" mains from the North Country were a beautiful wreath from Mr. and Mrs. D. Rainey; wreath from the Ladies‘ Guild Schumacher Church; wreath from Mr. and Mrs. Tario and Miss! Violet; three wreaths from the Holâ€" linger Samplers where Lloyd was emâ€" ployed and where he became a great favourite; also from the Muchmore School, Ottawa; a wreath from Moreâ€" wood High School, where he was a student when he enlisted for overseas service; also, many beautiful flowers from friends and relatives. Much symâ€" pathy is expressed for the mother, brothers and sisters in their sad beâ€" reavement. reekly dance is announced 1IOI Thursday evening at the new r Temple foot of Second Ave. rst dance will be on Thursday g of this week, Dec. 21st. Dane ; 0 o‘eleck. Lind‘s Orchestra irnish the musie. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Timmins, Ont ie i wl ce t . at a * .; ?w § Shetland Pony Free