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| Milhififilfihththiith hh 4ih SRA to h Last week The Advance sent out a! numiber of subscription accounts, andi the returns have been very pleasing to date. There are still a few, how,-l ever, who have not responded nobly or otherwise to the call. , The Advance! has the rule that all subscriptions must be paird in advance, and the only way we can be sure that a subscri:ber: wishes his paper continued is by reâ€" ceiving his little $2.00 (or $3.00 in the case of US.A. subscribers). â€" In the matter of subscription paying ‘‘Safeâ€"| ty First‘‘ is a good motto. Remit at! once and so prevent the possibility ()fi missing a copy of the newspaper of | the North Land. Many thanks, and the sameâ€"to vou! ' For some time past there has been agitation in progress, especially at North ay, to secure thetrial of Arthur Wilde, of Cochrane, held on the charâ€" ge of murdering his wife on July 12th last. It has been claimed that Wilde desires a disposal of the case as the suspense is proving a burden to him. He attacked his wife after finding her in what he thought to be a compromisâ€" ing situation. She died from the inâ€" juries sustained. Wilde gave himself up to the authorities immediately afâ€" ter the tragedy. The other man in the case, a prospector named Wells, is held as a material witness. ‘The case was to have been tried at the Fall Assizes last year, ‘but owing to the destruction of the Court House in the Haileybury fire the hearing was postâ€" poned. Now it is understood that the case will come up at the Spring Asâ€" sizes to ‘be held at New Liskeard in March. (Mr. Justice Smith will prside Another murder case scheduled for the same Assizes is the trial of a Russâ€" ian or similar foreigner in connection with the death of a man at Iroquois Falls some months ago. This latter case is alleged to have resulted from a drunken brawl. A number of forâ€" eigners working at the Falls had a disagreement followed ‘by a strenuous ibatftle of sorts.. As a result of the trouble one man ment ‘his death and €Carl Kelenick, or similar cognomen, was lodged in jail to await trial on the charge of murder. ‘‘*BAFETY FIRST‘* AS APPLIED TO SUBSCRIPTION PAYING Cochrane and Iroquois Falls Cases to be Tried in Farmertown. TWO MURDER TRIALS AT NEW LISKEFARD N MARCH JUNIOR SERIES Puck Faced at 8.15 p.m. Admission 50c¢ Thursday, February 1st IROQUOIS FALLS vs. TIMMINS Admission $1.00 FRIDAY, JANUARY 26th ©06480000000006000606066 Tuesday, January 30th SE NIOR Special to Falls Leaves at 5.30 p.m. lroquois Falls vs. Timmins Rush Seats on sale at Burke‘s, Curtis‘, Gray‘s, Meyers‘ and Todd‘s Drug Etores and at Ben Jacobs‘ Cigar Store. Reserve Seats at the Rink. Plan now open. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL â€" Wednesday, January 31st The Sudbury Radio Club expects to cover all the Senior Sudbury matches \by radio this winter. Running stories of the matches held so far have ‘been broadcasted and additions and imâ€" (provements have ‘been made in the transmitting apparatus so that still better results are expected. N.0O.H.A. REFUSES TO LIFT SUSPENSION OF ALLARIE An indignant reader from Cochrane complains because The Advance refers to the terminus of the T. N. 0. Railâ€" way extension as ‘‘Tin Con."‘ He adâ€" mits that the name is ‘‘Tin Can‘‘ all right but he wants the name changed. ‘*Tin Can,""‘ he says, does not sound very well. The. Advance has no real authority to change the name, but we strive to please. How would **Ford"‘ suit? It sounds better without changâ€" ing the meaning. THE ADVANCE STRIVES TO MEET WISHES OF READERS Reserved Seats $1.50 ‘‘eat a man alive‘‘ are the Sudbury Wolves. Further, he says that a pack of five or six of these Sudbury Wolves will attack an equal group of men and eat them all up but their sweaters. There will be a convention of the Conservatives of the riding held in Timmins in the very near future to seâ€" lect a candidate for the approachingz Provincia) Election contest. An oldâ€"time resident of the North Land who knows and loves this counâ€" try, and also hockey, says that the only wolves he knows of that will Mr. W. G. Clydesdale, Organizer for the Liberalâ€"Conservative Party, was present at the meeting, and urged all to unity and enthusiasm to win the riding of Cochrane at the coming election. 4th. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Mr. T. Torâ€" rance. Secretaryâ€"Treas.â€"Mr. J. K. Moore. Executiveâ€"Messrs, D. Grimston, F. Tonkin, E. W. Johnson, Pinkerton and Edwards. 1st. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Mr. J. P. Bartle man. 2nd. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Mr. H. Webb. ard. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Mr. R,. D. Roâ€" bertson. There was an enthusiastic meeting of the Liberal Conservatives of Timâ€" mins in the Town Hall on Thursday evening last, with a good attendance. After discussion and consideration of the situation the following officers were elected for the Liberalâ€"Conservâ€" ative . Association of Timmins :â€" Presidentâ€"Dr. A. S. Porter. Honorary Viceâ€"Presidents: Hon. Arâ€" thur \Iewhan and Hon G. Howard Ferguson. A Skating a Dance and a Bean Feed were the attractions offerâ€" ed at the regular meeting last Wedâ€" nesday of the A.S8.D. Club, and a mark ed success in all three is reported, in spite of the inclement weather. A goodly number met at the Club Rooms in the 1.0.0.F. Hall here, and proceedâ€" ed to the Rink where a very enjoyable period of about two hours was spent. On the return to the elub rooms a dance was held followed by one of the most attractive parts of the evening‘s programmeâ€"the bean feed. The meeting this (Wednesday) even ing will take the form of cards and dancing, and a good time is assured to all. OFFICERS ELBCTED FOR LOCAL CONSERVATIVES A.S.D. CLUB HOLD SKATING PARTY, DANCE AND BEaNX FEED THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Baby Sleighs, Kiddies Sleighs, Toboggans, Bob Sleighs, Ladies Men‘s, Girl‘s and Boy‘s Hockey Boots, Snow Shoes, all sizes, for all in the family, Electric Heaters, Quebec Heaters, Queen Heaters, McClary Hot Blast Heaters, FOR SALEâ€"Gâ€"roomed house ; plasterâ€" ed throughout; hardwood floors; electric light and conveniences; goodâ€"barn on property; full corner lot. Apply to Mrs. R. J. Vollett, ol Eim street, corner Third Avenue. Telephone 108. 3â€"5p Every Sunday at 7 p.m., in Labour Temple, Second Avenue. EVERY WORKER CORDIALLY INVITED Porcupine Mirers Union Meeting We are representatives for the Westinghouse Radios. The name alone implies the high standard of the set. Come in any time and "listen in". We will be glad to demonstrate the qualities and the pleasures that you may enjoy, whether you install one in your own home or just "listen in" on the set we have installed in our store. 25 per cent. REDUCTION ON ALL FANCY CHINA SPECIAL â€" PRICES of Special Interest at This Time of the Year STOCKâ€"TAKING VALUES Four Stores in the North The George Taylor Hardware Limited The Geo. Taylor Hardware " Always at your Service " A Chain of Service " Limited Cobalt Cochrane New Liskeard Timmins