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â€" Shining Records Pays highest prices for secondâ€"hand furniture. SeHs new and secondâ€"hand Furniture at cheap prices. â€"33 Phone 347 Fire Wood in any iengrns to suit, from 14 inches to wood im log. Dry and green Jackpine. Prices very reaâ€" son#ble. Order your wood now beâ€" fore the rush. ed there as well. Office hours will be from 10:30 a.m. until 12.30 p.m., and@ every evening from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Day by Day in every way, we are getting bigger and bigger. Regular Meeting every Sunday at 2.30 P.M. Hall, O{lfice Frank J. Kehoe BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. HARRY W. DARLING MINING ENGINEER Examinations, Reports, Developâ€" ment Programs. Reed Black, Timmins, Porcupine District, Ontario. Now open for business. Firstâ€"elass rooms, and steam heated All upâ€"toâ€"date conveniences. Reading and Sitting Rooms. Sample Room for Travellers. Best dining room in town. Meals at all hours. Reed Block, At Insurance in Force _ $29,806,174 _ $34,460,044 Expense (10 1 Ratio) 11.69% Earning of Surplus 200,632.52 Paid Policyholders Net Interest Rate Cash Income Gain of Insurance â€" 4,060,348.00 4,653,870.00 New Issuecs in lutiure all OT nion wiul Scale of Dividends to Policyholders Increased 14% MONETA P.0. Box 3, Timmins. IROQUOIS PALLS PARIS HOTEL Ond Avenuwe, and t the Secretary will b as well. â€"Office ho 10;:30 a.m. until 12.; FPOR H. CHARLEBOIS, 30 Cedar St., Timmins JC ngs o1 in old T 1921 1922 $7,342,030.00 â€" $9,523,850.00 1,198,599.41 1,430,823.81 202,615.70 6.39¢25 it is quite probable that tally would ‘be found corr cases where the pecting otherwise. It is say that so far as can be coal dealers have been to fe In reply to this resolution, The Adâ€" vance would point out that the Town of Timmins already has a byâ€"law fuliy safeguarding the public in the matter of the purchase of coal and wood, ana if the ‘byâ€"law is not enforeed it is not the fiault of the authorities but of the people themselves. When Mr. T. F. King was a member of the Town ‘Coun cil he advocated the purchase of town scales and the adoption of a local Weights and Measures byâ€"law to cover the situation. From Mr. King‘s efforts Byâ€"law No. 200 came into foree and effect. This Ibyâ€"law appointed the Fire Ohief as Inspector of Weights and Measures for the Town with full authority to enforee the provisions of the byâ€"law for the advantage of the pneople. Under the provisions of the werge ‘*Therefore, be it resolved that we, the members of Poreupine Mine Work ers‘ Union, eall upon the powersâ€"thatâ€" be for the strict enforcement of all laws pertaining to the vending of wood and coal, and if these be not adequate that byâ€"laws be passed comâ€" pelling all vendors of woous and coal to have each load weighed or sealed by parties authorized to do so before ofâ€" fering same for sale to the public, and that they shall present to purdhaser an official certificate showing correct weight or measure; and ** Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Mayor of the Town of Timmins, to the Reeve of the Township of Tisdale, to the local press for publication, and that a copy ibe spread on the minutes of this meeting."‘‘ ind juestin meeting of the ‘Miners: Union, with the request that the reâ€" solution Ibe published in full:â€" **Whereas, the fuel question is of vital interest to the wage worker ot this district; and ‘* Whereas, at the present time there is nmno law (or if on the books, it is not enforced) to compel vendors of wood and coal to have their loads sceaieqd or weighed ; and ‘*Whereas, there is general comâ€" plaint of short weight and measure, with the consequent hardship upon the workers, IGHING AND MEASURING O0F ALL COAL AND WOOD SOLD jOwWin 11 T 911 ht i | n V E DL > ady »\‘hCI’E Advance has recerved the £f resolution ive 284,565.21 443,428.83 6.59% t wo (ult omer an Cline at A TreceLa no â€"Miners W € than Robt LeHeup, chairman; Mrs. D. G. Allen, Mrs. H. 8. Hennessey, Mrs. Geo. Dickson, (Mr. M. B. Grover and Mr. Jos. Legris, Secretary 2Treasurer, have worked hard to get the building, doâ€" nated by the 1.0.D.E., in shape for the reception of patients, and gyreat credit is due Nurse Farquharson and Mr. Grover for their efforts in this respect. There will be ten cots to start with, and in addition there will be a comâ€" plete operating room. During the opening, tea was served in the nurses‘ living room during the afternoon. Mrs. H. 6. Pickard was in charge and was assisted by â€"Mrs. Bagshaw, Mrs. Jefâ€" frey, and Mr. MceCuaig. Among the interested visitors who signed the reâ€" gister were Arehbishop Thornloe, May or Summers and Rev. J. O. Watt. The new hospital is now open to receive i>amisieCtl ) V ~_VITS,. DA frey, and Mr. MeCu interested visitors w gister were Arehbish or Summers and Rev. new hospital is now LN ‘TN€ 1I@aSt Issuege oT the COba. appears the followin :â€" ‘*The new Red Cross Hos Lake Shore Road at Haileybu officially opened on Thursday noon, when the public was im be present and a large number Jolhn Hopl The Hailey Committee n HAILEYBURY RED CROSS HOSPITAL OPENED NOW given‘ to ~cifizens, to takt and active interest in th ponsibilities, and to wear from the modern weakne ing everything over to authorities. . Acceordingly fand action: in ‘a question of ge public importance, while at the time the citizen should ‘be encou to do a little for himself. Tlhere town byâ€"law regarding weights measures. In passing this the *** Authorities‘‘ did their part. No citizen should do his part. If h tempts it, he will find the ‘‘Enfo Authorities‘‘ will @lso fully do part. en roulte TNat did not wi hand, every sAROu a weakening force if encouraged. By the emphasizing of this idea the citiâ€" zen is not only tempted to lose his own initiative and feeling of responsibility, but eventually he is in danger of losâ€" in point trend of Sky‘‘> la ities seems at first glance to be the easiest and ‘best method, like all the easy ways it is not so good as it apâ€" pears. If the public imagine they can turn over their responsibilities to the care of any paternalism, municipal, Provincial or otherwise, they are (badâ€" ly mistaken in this case just as they are in other instances, ‘The tendency of the average citizen to require the ‘‘authorities‘‘ to ‘‘protect‘‘ ‘him and ‘‘look after his interests‘‘ is afiter all While the idea that EV ERY load of wood or coal should be officially meaâ€" sured or weighed ‘by the Town authorâ€" ities seems at first glance to be the easiest and ‘best method, like all the easy ways it is not so good as it apâ€" pears. If the public imagine they can turn over their responstbilities to the short weight, and the established wood dealers have also been playing the gsame fairly and squarely. Checking up ‘by the Inspector of Weights and Measures has proven this point. Whatâ€" ever dishonesty there may ‘have been has been the work apparently of tranâ€" sient dealers. The public should be able to secure full protection by simply calling upon the Inspector of Weights and ‘Measures to check up in any doubtful eases. Tthey will find Fire Chief Borland very willing and accommodating and reauy io see tnat the byâ€"law is enforeed to the advantâ€" age of the pulblic. trend of legislation Sky‘‘ laws, prohibi ind so on, is one th ncouraged. It is route that lands you lid not wish to go iand, every encouras rven to ciftizens to ind active interest i RONCHITIS COVGHKSâ€" GOLDS bRONCEKIT $ MQONEY BACK GUARANTEE 1€ e property an residence at a h C C d (De ~comme action in a Vincent Woodbury has purcenasâ€" _residence on Hemlock street, ly owned and occupied by Mr. Reed. Mr. Woodbury is making ive improvements and additions 18 nNOWw Li yY in danger oL 10sâ€" il and political liberty. The egislation such as **Blue ens to take a personal terest in their own resâ€" and to wean them away do his part. If he atâ€" will find the ‘‘Enforceing will @also fully do their ised and eauli 10 ch BMn weakness for turnâ€" ver to the care of ordingly, in the case upine Miners‘ Union nded for its interest i moyVv T V ient umber spital n y rVre shouw Ontario of ‘Miss Cobalt hort altiimor Hospit 1s ) WS 1. 1g7 1st 7e im Ts W C 2 w 9 Maple St, Timmins ?.0. Box 75 â€"â€" Phone 211. see me for life insurance, as well Used machines and used phonoâ€" graphs taken in trade. 4B 4@ 4« A4G4Q Audits _ Special Investigations Income Tax Returns Books Opened and Kept Posted For Local Tradesmen. Correspondence, Copying, Ete. promptly done at reasonable rates Miss Kathleen MacNahh PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Reed Block â€" Timmins, Ont. Sewing Machines and Willis Pianos, sold on easy monthly payments, (if so desired) by 3% Spruce St. Timmins Wholesale Fruits, Vegetablbes, George A. D. Murray Dr. Moore Block, Upstairs Confectionery, Tobaccos. TEDâ€"â€"XX graphic studio Browne, Phone 337, Timmins. t O C Apply to W ‘an photoâ€" BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS, complete with furniture, ete., for sale. Apply Francoâ€" Belge Hotel, 23 Cedar St. 7â€"8p