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Messrs. H. Laidlaw, G. A. D. Murâ€" ray,. D. Laprairie, S A. Caldbick, Councillor F. M. Wallingford, F. Byck, N. Ansara and Fire Chief Borâ€" land were asked by President T. F. King to speak on the question, and they responded briefly,. Mr. Wallingâ€" ford gave very hearty welcome to the! Fesserton people, and pointed out would be glad to see them establish their mdustry here. The question was all whether the proposed site would be a menace or not. Personally he did not . think under modern conditions that.a lumber business was a particuâ€" larly hazardous fire risk. He pointed out that other sites were available, if the company were willing to pay high for them.. He had had himself to pay, and pay more than its worth, for the site on which his own mill was located. He thono'ht the Fire Chief‘s opmion should be secured on the question of the fire menace. Chief Borland said that if the Fessertons had 3 to 8 milâ€" lion feet of lumber piled up on the ground as sug gested by Mr, Carter, the town‘s equipment would be inâ€" i (Continued from pace 1) the fact that all wanted to see the industry started here. The question was whether the proposed site would menace the town water supply, Perâ€" sonally he would be pleased to see the Fesserton‘s on another, location, but he did not think that the menace would be great if the provisions of the agreeâ€" ment were carried out. It would be necessary to bridge over the main, he mentioned. i WEDNESDAY. MAY 16th., 1923. Canada â€" United States $2.00 year $3.00 year mmd mLYkM, ‘bY Ovmer and Publisher. kfimg of LO in a beautiful strxped PFrench and gol tOp, tfie latest fashmn for the dtesscr. â€" Regul pnce $2, 5" ooo onA Subscription Rates: ONTARIO Telephones: Residence 112. (i. A. Macdonald suggested that the Board of Trade should consider careâ€" fully ‘before making any recommendâ€" ations in the matter, in view of the fact that those in charge of the waterâ€" works plant and responsible for its maintenance were convinced that the putting of the proposed lumber plant at the pumphouse grounds would be a menace. He also pointed out that the towns mentioned by Mr. Carter as having lumber industries centrally loâ€" cated had all been visited by disasâ€" trous fires, not necessarily starting in the lumber yards, but the lumber piles proving feeders for the flames and spreading the fire throughout the town. He thought the Board of Trade should follow up the idea suggested in Mr. Wallingford‘s address, and coâ€" operate with the Council in securing a suitable site for the Fesserton Lumber Co. without possibility of menace to the town water supply.. was not prepared to say that the proâ€" posed mill would be a menace if proâ€" per regulations were followed. â€" He did think, however, that the finding of the Underwriters should be the guide in the matter. If the Underwriters objected, the question could, ‘be conâ€" sidered as settled, and if they approvâ€" ed it would apparently be all right for the town ‘to go ahead with the proposâ€" al. . ndequate "to. oopewlth a firege t ‘pany. _ _ headway there. He thonght the main| On the vote consideration for the town was the protection of the water supply, but he hk :-‘Q;‘ e ." ment was pas There were amendment, a: tion, as prop« therewereonly uring the . reported the s1 to the Govern operation with and the Reeve mise had been trict a firstâ€"cla The Preside After the general discussion the following resolution was moved :â€" Moved by D. Ostrosser, seconded® by 8. A.Caldbick, that the opinion of this Board of Trade is that the Fesserton Lumber Co. be assisted in securing proper mill site, if none other availâ€" able then the land owned by the Town, and donated by Hollinger Mine, reâ€" quired by them for mill site be grantâ€" ed to them under the terms and conâ€" ditions already agreed to by ‘the Counâ€" cil, subject to regulations as outlined by Town, and to have approval of Unâ€" derwriters. After this motion was made, the following amendment was moved :â€"â€" Moved in amendment by G. A, Macâ€" donald, and seconded by C. G.. Wilâ€" liams, that this Board of Trade assist the Council to ‘help secure suitable site for the Fesserton Lumber Comâ€" e e l hy During the evening President King reported the success of his recent visit to the Government at Toronto in coâ€" operation with the Mayor of Timmins and the Reeve of Tisdale, Direct proâ€" mise had been made to give this disâ€" trict a firstâ€"class highway. The President also mentioned reâ€" cen ing an anonymous letter suggestâ€" ing matters that might be taken up by the ‘Board of Trade. No attention could be taken to anonymous letters, he pointed out, and he suggested that those wishing the discussion of public matters should call attention to them in the proper way. «. . Omar Lamere was fined $10.00 and costs at Thursday‘s police court, the fine ‘being imposed on the charge of resisting arrest. ‘His troubles arose in the first place from his neglect to move on when Constable Gratton askâ€" ed him to do so. The police are makâ€" special effort to keen the sideâ€" walks clear for traffic and the public can assist in this by not blocking the walks by gathering at corners and other points in groups. The aowt.h' of the town and the heavy traffic nowâ€" adays on the streets and walks make it impossible to allow the gathering.of groups at corners and so on. Timmins is out of the country town class. The man in question did not realize this and he did not think he had to move on, or that the Constable could arrest him. He was proven wrong on all counts. Gco. Dileo, on the charge of illegally having liquor, was fined $200 and costs. R. Franchette, on the charge of keeping liquor for sale, paid $300.00 and costs. For driving an auto without lights a fine of $2.00 and costs was imposed on a local citizen, and a Schumacher automobilist also paid $1.00 and costs for breach of the trafâ€" fic byâ€"laws. The usual fine of $10.00 and costs each was imposed on one drunk and the same number of disorâ€" derly persons. ‘ % a * e The total expenditure this year for Tisdale Township.roads will be $26,â€" 000.00, half of this amount. being borne by the Government and half by the Township. ; The Arlie Marks Stock Company played to good houses both here and at South End and provided a clean bill of entertainment that pleased the crowds. They were two days in each place, being in Timmins Monday and Tuesday of this week, evenings and matinees. ‘The plays presented were of the usual Marks typ and were well received. Among the vaudeville feaâ€" tures, the leader was Pipe Major G. Carruth and his pxpem, drummers and dancers. GIRL WANTED.. Apply 83 Third FOR SALEâ€"Coal Oil Stove, three burner, complete, with oven, as good as new. Also some other articles of household furniture. Apply hetween 6 and 8 p.m., above Taylor Hardâ€" ware Store, Third Avenue. 20 FOR SALEâ€"Forty foot lots, Goldale Townbzte, situate on the hill facing the river, and next to ’\Iattaoam] ‘ Townsite. Lots, $50.00 each and up. Avenue. H. A. Proctor, opposne Goldfields Hotel. , â€"2(0 20p WANTEDâ€"GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.â€" Apply to Mrs. C. WANTEDâ€"â€"é”écohfl;hand Underwood standard ty;kwnter Apply J. Calâ€" lum, Box 1059, Timmins.. 20 In your own home, YOU and I in ONK evening, will build a radio set with *a 1000 mile rait@e. The whole thing will not cost $60.00. No musieâ€"no pay. Caveney‘s the Man, P.O. Box 1157, Timmins.. i 20tf ANTEDâ€"Maid for general house work. Highest wages. Apply Mrs. D. E. Keeley, Schumacher Phone M61. 20822p FOR SALEâ€"Complete Assay Outfit, including Voland portable balance in leather case. Will be sold at a barguin. Write P.O. Box 128, South Porcupine, Ont., or call phone 56, South Porcupine. FOR SALEâ€"Two lots, together, on Maple St:, Timmins Hewhta, high and dry. I‘he best located lots in this district. H. A. Proctor, opp. Goldfields Hotel. â€"20 WANTEDâ€"LIVE AGENT AT TIMâ€" KEYS FOUNDâ€"Found, in front of Burke‘s Drug Store, last woeek, * two keys, one a Yale and the other a Sargeant. Owner may have same by calling at The Advance office and paying for this advt. â€"20 FOR SALEâ€"A twentyâ€"six faoot motor hoat with twenty horse power enâ€" gin¢e for sale cheap. Write P. Q. Box 128, South Poreupine Ont., or call phone 36, South Poreupine. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, by G. Williams, Hemlock st. â€"19 MINS for Watkins 150 Products Direct to Home. Biggest and Best for 55 years. Write toâ€"day The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. A.U., Hamilton, Ont. â€" 17â€"20 day or week. All modern conveniâ€" ences. Restaurant in connection. Hotel Canada, 27 Spruce St. (near T; N. 0. Station) Tnnmmq Ont. :9 t.f. WHAT YOU WANT Read These Columns Every Week. HORSE FOR SALE. Also single w gon, Apply 68 Fifth Ave. 20 BOOKâ€"KEEPER WANTED. Apply VET CLAIM FOR SALE, abhout threa'.;:;; miles north of Matheson{ on T. N. 0. and highway; 154 acres; 40@ acres cleared for the ploug};, (,hea,p‘f}ir for ‘qnick:â€"sale. Terms arranged. Apply S. P. Lindsay, Maftavamri’ffi? y‘ Heights PO.~ . > ~~. 10â€"20p IRL WANTED for general houseâ€" _ work. ‘e Apply to Mrs. A. Dorfman,. Schumacher. Phone 31M _ «190â€"21 5â€"ROOMED HOUSE FOR SALKE. lp-» 3 ply corner Fifth Avenue and Maple fi" Street. Price $1700. 00. Zflpr CASH REGISTER FOR SALEâ€"Apâ€";/ . ply to Gambleâ€"Robinson, '.l‘mx.muet,‘,”'% Limited, Spruce street. 18. . LOSTâ€"Collie Dog, license No. 12( Finder please notify P.O. Box 14,.u‘;§ Timmins. If not returned the fin;' er will be prosecuted. f FOR SALEâ€"Household~ Purniture, \ Sealers and Diskes. Apply after o‘clock to 11 Main street, below. Third Avenue, Timmins. 1.91-'?,}: FOR SALEâ€"POULTRY AND EGGS GET YOUR FURNITURE RBPAIR-» ED and Reâ€"upholstered at the Nor- ‘ thern UpBRolstering Company, 71/3 . Spruce street. Box 872, Timming. . FOR SALF-â€"-Pedxo'xeed Barred Rocks and White Wyandottes Aléo‘ White Leghorns and Black Langâ€"- f* shans." All imported stock, Match . Trios and Pens. For prices, wrzfie, phone or call BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALEâ€"â€" Very superior bkaby carriace, reed body, Pullman sleeper, storm curâ€" tain, reversible gear. Apply Mrs. J.:K. Moore, 36 Third Ave, 201: CEDAR POSTS FOR SALEâ€"Cedar â€" fence posts, posts for foundations . and buildings, ald sizes and léngflhs._:, Apply to T. Hardy, 48 Elm street. . Phone 317. 19,t.f..--,,,:3f,-_: FARM FOR at Mcinto HORSE, HARNESS AND EXPRBSS'_” WAGON FOR SALE, cheap, as we. no fiirther use for them, bhayâ€". ing bought a motor truck. Applv? Helpeun, Bottling. Works, 74 Fifth Aenue ~â€"19â€"20p Hebrew Synagogue Given by the Daughters of Imel, at the GRAND BAZAA Thursday, May 31 to P.0. Box 4, Schumache.. Springs; alongside railroad trunk road; near lake. Apply to H. Tremblay, at Post ‘Office, \IcIntoshs, Springs. 18â€"20p NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AFTERNOON * AND NI BVERYBODY WELCOME â€"â€"~FRANK LITTLE, Connaught Station, Ount. A. H. CEDERBERG, A.E. It Will Pay You. 20.22 ________ .. Th 6