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‘ WORTHWHILE CANDY Mr. R. LeHeup, Inspector for the Children‘s Aid Society for Temiskâ€" aming, was a visitor to Timmins last week, and in an interview with The Advance referred to some of the handicaps suffeted by the C.A.S. work in this district. The fire that wiped out Harleybury last year was a serious blow to the Children‘s Aid Society. Not only was there a heavy financial loss to the Society through the destruction of all their property, but there was also the fact to ‘be considered that the loss of the Childâ€" ren‘s Shelter for the district makes the work of the Society doubly diffiâ€" cult as well as more expensive and inâ€" convenient. At the present time there is no regular place in the disâ€" trict where children may be kept unâ€" til ~proper foster homes have ‘been secured for them. It is one of the first principles of the Chilrren‘s Aid Work that every child is entitled to a good home. The Society does not believe in ‘‘institutional‘‘ life for its wards. Instead, its purpose is to obâ€" tain the best possible ‘‘home‘‘ for any neglected or dependent child coming under its eare. The greatest €are is exercised in selecting the fosâ€" ter homes, the underlying idea ‘being that every child is entitled to the best possible chance in life, to a good home, and to love, care and attention. Naturally, the right type of foster homes are not always immediately available for eases arising from day to day. Until such homes are secured there must bhe some place to keep the NEED HERE FOR TEMPORARY HOME FPOR WARDS OF C.A.S THE GOLDFIELD DRUCG STORE WEDNESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1923.‘ Canada â€" United States Published every Wednesday by Owner and Publisher. Subscription Rates: "Yes We Have No Bananas" but we have ALL THE TIME Telephones : Residence 112. $2.00 year $3.00 year No. 1 opposite New Empire Theatre No. 2 foot of Third Ave., St. Onge Building thee, ‘hush, thee, or the Black Hand ‘I1 get thee!‘‘ It was left to ‘The Sudbury Star and other outside newsâ€" papers to give proper publicity to the crazy perversion of words that turnâ€" ed a tombstone into an insult to Jawâ€" abiding people and made a monument The Advance has been tempted reâ€" cently to place a great deal of reâ€" liance upon The Nugget for North Bay news, just as The Nugget seems to have implicit faith in the Timmins news in ‘The. Advance. But any reference to the Leo Rogers case gives a severe jolt to any confidence in The Nugget as a source of reliable information. ‘The Nugget‘s attitude recently in regard to the disgraceful aftermath of the Rogers affair seems to be along the style of ‘‘*Hush, thee, hush, thee, or the Black Hand In a recent editorial note The North Bay Nugget says that the words Hero,"‘ have not been removed from the tombstone of the unbalâ€" anced Leo Rogers whose brief life was featured by two deplorable murâ€" ders. Further, The Nugget suggests that ‘‘The Advance ought to stick to reliable sources for its information,"‘ and the additional inference is modestly made that for such informaâ€" tion The Nugget is the one reliable source. NORTH BAY DISGRACED BY LYING TOMBSTONTE mociety‘s work. The allows 10 cents per day for the maintenance of children awaiting homes, and takâ€" en all round this amount leaves ample margin over actual cost. If there is anyone in Timmins interested in the plan it would be well to Mr. LeHeup at Haileybury, with a vie® to having an interview in the matter and talkmo the question over from all angles,. some widow â€" womar would take in the society awaiting fos care for them until properly placed it w pay her for the tro: care 1or ihem until Tney coulid De properly placed it would more than pay her for the trouble and at the same time it wbuld help along the Societvy‘s work. The Societvy allows In th there sible little same money as a sideiine and time fill a noteworthy need widow â€" woman, for inst wWwoOmian depend Timmins M wards instance at DOT TWOâ€"ROOMED HOUSE TO RENT Mtr. and Mrs. MeWilliams and famâ€" ily desire to thank all neighbors and friends for floral and other expresâ€" sions of sympathy, in their sad and sudden bereavement. stt McWILLIAMSâ€"At â€" Dome â€" Mines, South Poreupine, on July 15th, 1923, James Sewell MeWilliams, aged 16 years and 11 months, eldest son of Robert and Isabel MeWilâ€" liams. Deeply regretted. Jun. War.â€"Dan Hughes. (GGFuudeâ€"Gieo. Sharpe. 1st W.â€"H. W. Miller, P.CP. 2nd W.â€"A. M. Hogg. ard W.â€"J. 8. Muskett 4th W.â€"W. B. Nicholson, P. O.8.â€"Phil Thompson. 1.8S.â€"Otto Spiers, PC.P. 1st G. of T.â€"C. G. Jemmett. 2nd G. of T.â€"Jas. Brown. Patriarch K. G. Starling is the incoming Distriect Deputy. ncetr 107 the OFFICERE FOR GOLDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 107, 1.0.0.F. are removed trom the tomhstone 01 until The Nugget ceases pussyfooting in the matter, the North Bay newsâ€" paper should sing only soft and low about reliability or anything else reâ€" garding this particular issue. nst? too numerous to mention. Compacts, Rouge and Toilet Articles‘all of the best at the lowest prices. FACE POWDERS TOILET ARTICLES ?I‘v“e‘li?’;’é‘.:'p'liif.,‘ Mavis, masy real _ bargain â€" for White‘s Garage. The semiâ€"annual installation of ofâ€" ers of Go!den Eneampment, No. 7 was held on Wednesday, the 11th, e Alex. King of Cochrane stalling the following officers:â€" C.P.â€"S. J. Coady, H.P.â€"L. Sauder. S.W.â€"S. Miller. Seribe I‘re ill at 64 Second Ave eâ€"H. Sceribe 5.â€" M a a H 1. CGOostain, P â€"G. R. Starlin Smith, P;C.F Dan Hughes. he he patterns youtd h what should be an ambitionâ€"the jectionable words the tombstone or THE PORCUPTINE ADVANCE Call at â€"29p. 20p to be IN THE ESTATE OF MIKE HADENCZUK DECEASED Tenders will be received by the unâ€" dersigne(l 1p TO 12 o‘clock noon, on Saturday, July 28th, 1923. For â€" cutting, stumping, grubbing and bhurning from â€" present road on Blind Line, Concession 2, Mountjoy Township, going north half a mile, west 2‘5 :miles, on Concession Line between Concessions 2 and Road to be cut 66 feet wide, and stumped and grubbed 28 feet. State price per acre separately for cutting, stumpiag, erubbing and burning. The lowest oz any tender not necesâ€" sari‘y accepte The lowest o sarily accepted Tenders will be received by the unâ€" dersigned up to 12 o‘clock noon, on Saturday, Julyv 28th. 1923. Tenders will be received by the unâ€" dersigned up to 12 o‘clock noon on Saturday, July 28th, 1923., For Ditching from Concession Line between Concessions 2 and 3 north on Lot Line between Lots 6 and 7, a distance of three miles more or less, in the Township of Dundonald. State price per cubic yard. The lowest or any tender not necesâ€" sarily accepted. MILKING COW FOR SALEâ€"A\p Northera *) Northern Development -‘2{) (‘()('}l 1 Northern Development *M} C Apb) ply 60 Sixth Avenue Development BRranch, Cochrane, Ont Conceession 2 and 3 north Lots 6 and 7. a. Osgoode Hall n(‘hl‘: ranch, ine, Ont ranch, ine, Ont z, {(lp of or For Saleâ€"2 brass beds, : mattresses; 2 dressers; 1 d set, black walnut; kitcher rolls oileloth ; 1 arm chair cabinet; 1 refrigerator; chairs; 2 tubs; 1 boiler. Laurier Avenue, Hollinger FIVEâ€"ACKE FPAKM â€"FPOR SALEâ€" FPOR SALE CHEAPâ€"4â€"hbhurner New Perfection Oil Stove _ and Oven, fumed oak _ Dining Room â€" Table, four Chairs to match. All in new condition. Apply 32 Borden Ave., after 5 p».m. â€"20p, TWO ROOMS TO RENTâ€"Furnished or unfurnished; suitable for marâ€" ried couple (no children), or for single men. Apply to Mrs. Lefeâ€" byre, 14 Cedar street, upstairs over Kideckel‘s Store. â€"2909.32p, POR SALEâ€"Maritime Moving Picâ€" ture Co. stock. Apply to John Urchukio, Box 272, Timmins. Stock worth $1600.00 will be sold at very low price. â€"20â€"30p. LOSTâ€"In Timmins or South Porâ€" cupine a 1l14â€"karat gold ring with snake design. â€" Reward given. Finder please return to Miss Irene Wilson, South Poreupine, Ont. â€"29 HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"10â€"rooms. Kitâ€" chen 14 x 16. (Good well in kitchen. Will sell at a bargain for eash, or terms. Apply to Joe D. Lauzon, Hollinger Lane. â€"28â€"30p. FOR SALE CHEAPâ€"No. 10 Vic MAKE USE OF THE OPPORTUNâ€" ITY TO SECURE HIGHâ€"CASS Elm street, POR SALEâ€"One Florence Automaâ€" tice Coal Oil Stove, four burners, with oven, $20,00. ~Apply W. F. Taylor, Dome Extension, South Porcupine, Ont. â€"20â€"31 Om EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, TO RENTâ€"Nicely furnished rooms; hot and cold water; bath. Boardâ€" ers desired. Apply 21 Elm street. Plhone 249. ... EXPE RIENCED â€" ACCOUNTANT POR RENTâ€"Nice able for bachelot <treet. ORD SE DAN FOR SALEâ€"In $ wWHAT YOU waANTi yUPLIn L YX isALLâ€"GConsisting of 2 lots and house. Spring water and well. Located on Commercial A venue, M attag ami Heights. Fronting on school house. Apply to H. Gulkin, Timmins P.0. â€"2Qp. on north end â€" of Includes house, 22 finished inside and ing for stable, hen 55. To be sold w on north end / of Waterloo Road. Includes house, 22 x 24, all nicely finished inside and out. Also buildâ€" ing for stable, henhouse, ete 16 by 55. To be sold with ecrop, stock, ete. Apply to John Waldon, Box 126, Timmins, Ont. â€"â€"20â€"3413, with knowledge _ of bookâ€"keeping. Apply to â€" Gambleâ€"Robinson Timâ€" mins Limited, Spruce street. _ 29 JK SALE CHEAPâ€"No. 10 Victrola and about 50 records, in firstâ€"class condition. Call at No. 64 Second Avenue. â€"â€"209p. condition, 19 for C: or at White‘: Wishes employment. Box 662, Timmins, Ont toilet and bath; and phone. A ply 11 Birch street, or Phone 4 â€"29â€"30p LIMMINnIns M D7 D 10 â€"2 brass beds, springs 2 dressers; 1 dining roon Fl 1922 model. bargain Call at 64 Second Ave., e‘s Garage. â€"29p. Dc ruomy shack, suitâ€" s. Apply 68 Elm â€"29p. A8 0T K lopmer net 1 { Apply CtiOn, on ainidization 6 Apply < Townsit 29â€"31p. ran 28â€"30p 20â€"30p i refler pery noticdt iteh itceh Dia in 6 20. J0p. ood A\p | »20] WANTEDâ€"Party with portable saw mill to saw by the thousand in Northern Ontario, pine and spruce, steady work, summer and winter, give full particulars in first letter and our Canadian agent will call on you.â€" Eureka Lumber Corporaâ€" tion, 5362 Broadwav, Albanv, New INTEREST IN LIGHTNING RIVER CLAIMS FOR SALEâ€"Will sell a Also,". L Dark and I Importer R()(‘k.s' ulll_\' Mated Pens an Lay Barred Rocks Trapnested Stock FOR SALEâ€"#8â€"piece fumed oak din ing set, three rugs, small oak table Dr. lno B. Aiken, at the River Phone 201 or 74 A. FPOR SALEâ€"One STORM SASH AND DOORS. I can CEDAR POSTS FOR SALEâ€"â€"Cedar WANTEDâ€"Manufactured lumber and logs in small or large quantiâ€" ties, we also are in the market for standing timber, give full particuâ€" lars in dfirst Igtter as to what you have and how much and our Canaâ€" dian agent will call on you. Eureka Lumber Company, 562 Broadway, Albany, New York. â€"28â€"29, SALEâ€"Seven ~good Milking Cows and two Delivery Horses. Apply to J. M. Hope, Matheson, Ont. â€"28â€"20p. TWO LOTS FOR SALE, GET YOUR FURNITURE REPAIRâ€" ED and Reâ€"upholstered at the Norâ€" thern Upholstering Company, 7/ SBpruce street. Box 872, Timmins. ARCHITECT BUILDER All Diseases Successfully Treated by This Method Estimates Furnished on All Kinds of Work Marshalilâ€"Boclestone Bldg., Timmins Plans and SpecificatiOns for All Types of Building on you. tion, 56 Y ork,. quarter or half interest in four good claims in Lightning River arei. Fine formation; assays run $6.50 to $18.60 in gold per ton. For parâ€" ticualrs apply to Gideon Demers, South Poreupine, in care of Dome Mines, â€"28â€"31p. Dr. C. E. Hawley fence posts, posts for foundations and buildings, all sizes and lengths. Apply to T. Hardy, 48 Elm street. Phone 317.; 19t.f. corner mattress and blankets, tent 7 x 7 also shiplap lumber. Apply Box R.S., Advance Office, Timmins. 110O w. Prices make W LOTS POR SALB, on east Elm street ; cleanod and fenced. Address Box R. S., Advance Office, Timmins. 24 bathroon. Cedar street SALE, owing to illâ€"health of owner. No reasonable offer refused. Apply to A. C. White, Hovle, Ont. PABA Chiropractic Specialist 29p your storm sash and Also generalhouse 2AIso0O â€" generallouse repars reasonable... C. J. Gatien Middleton and Mountjoy sts 130 Maple St TIMMINS, ONT. xhibition Barre ight Matings. and Breeder onnaught Apply FPRANK LITTLE, ind Trom single â€" bedstead, PrIos Bredâ€"~10 H large Station, UJnt 28â€"20p N« 28â€"31p rred and org 1F)~