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j CALEDONIAN SOCIETY MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT Wfi%%fi%%%%fi@%fi%%fi%@% RONCHITIS MIXTURE SAVED MyLife Read this true statement "I, Mrs. Clayton, have suffered from Bronchitis for years and found relief only in Buckley‘s Bronchitis Mixture. 1 consider this to be a wonderful remedy and wouldn‘t be without it in the kouse, and 1| am firmly conâ€" vinced that it saved my life." Mrs. W. Clayton, 90 Uxbridge Ave., Toronto. Buckley‘s is guaranteed to relieve with the very first dose, coughs, colds and bronchitis. Get a bottle at your druggist‘s today. W. K. BUCKLEY, LIMITED 142 MUTUAL ST., TORONTO 180 TIMMINSâ€"Hollinger Stores Limited CONNAUGHTâ€"M. O‘Connor SCHUMACHERâ€"McIntyre Mercantile Co. Limited sOUTH PORCUPINEâ€"Dome Mines Co. Limited, Reamsbottom ° Edwards, TUnited Provisions Company, Feed your baby Klim and he will have everything in his favor. Klim is pure, fresh, full cream milk with the moisture extracted, but not boiled or sterilized. It comes in handy convenient tins hermetically sealed. Ask your doctor. IMPORTANT CHANGES !N ONTARIO MOTORING LAWS New Consolidated Highway Traffic Act in Porce from Dec. Sist, 1923 Motorists Should Take Special Note. plifies, eoâ€"ordin the Higshway Trave came into force Dec. 31st. There are many important changes from the old Acts governing the operation â€" of motor â€" vehicles. To fully inform motorists in the matier the Ontario Motor League has made an outline of the more important reâ€" visions and additions. The Ontario Mo‘tor League points out that in a general sense the whole code of laws which regulates the operation of jmotor vehicles on the highway will be found in one sentence of the Highway Traffie Act:â€"*‘‘"Seeâ€" tion 25,â€"Any person who drives a motor vehicle on the highway at a speed or in a manner dangerous to the public, having regard to all the cireumstances, shall incur a pena‘!. POWDERECD WHOLE MILK c(@rcumstances One principle underlies this whole subject. â€" The law imposes unpon every one who uses the highway, the duty of exercising at all times, that degree of care for the safety and conveniâ€" ence of others which a reasonable péerson would exercise under the cirâ€" eumstances. The rules of law which serve as a guide to conduct under all cireumstances of travel are ‘known as the rules of the road. serve as a cireumstances of the rules of the Bicveles after SPORTIING CHANCE e Highway Traftic short title of ‘tae . Irave!, and 1L0ad in Ontario. The BRAND the usk must carry e Act that simâ€" nd â€"consolidates Motor Vehicles, Load of Vehiâ€" The new Act * red lighted lamp or red reflector so placed as to be clearly visible to drivers of vehicles approaching from the rear. It is unlawful to carry on any motor vehicle any lamp which revolâ€" ves upon a pivot or other device su that the rays of such light may be projected in different dll‘ECtlonb hv an oceupant of the vehicle. There are special regulations in regard to the use of spotlights and searchhvnts. Every motor vehicle shall be equipâ€" ped with at least two brakes in good working order, and any constable or any officer under the Act may at any time inspect or ecause an inspection to be made of the brakes of any motor vehicle on the kighway. If such brakes are not in good working ordgr the driver may be required to put or have such brakes put in good workâ€" ing order forthwith. No motor vehicle shall be driven upon any highway within a city, town or village at a greater rate of speed than 20 miles per hour; nor at a street intersection or curve where the driver has not a clear view of any approaching traffic at a greater rate of speed than 10 miles per hour in a city, town or village, or 12!; miles per hour outside a city, town or village. (Outside a city, town or village the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. The penalty under this section is a ‘fine of $5 to $50 for the first oifence; $10 to $100 for the seeâ€" ond offence with the addition that the license may be suspended up to three months; for sitbsequent offences $20 to $200 with possible suspension f license up to six months. Any person who drives a motor veâ€" hicle on a highway at a greater rate of speed than 40 miles per hour, or who drives a motor vehicle on a higns way recklessly or negligently, or at a rate or in a manner dangerous to the public, having regard to all tne cinrâ€" eumstances, shall incur a penalty of not leéss than $10 and not more than $200, and shall also be liable to imâ€" prisomment for any term not exceedâ€" ing 60 days, and in addition his liceâ€" ense or permit shall be suspended for any period not exceeding six months. Heavy penalties are prmlded for defacing notices or removing obstrueâ€" tions lawfully placed on highways. No person in charge of a velhicle shall pass or attempt to pass another veâ€" hicle going in the same direction on a highway unless and until the traâ€" velled portion of the highway in front of and to the left of the vehicle to be passed is safely free from approâ€" aching traffic. No intoxicated person shall drive a motor vehicle. _ Penalty includes:â€" The license or permit, or, in the case where licensee is also the owner of the motor vehicle, then both the 1liâ€" cense and permit, of a person who is convicted of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated shall be suspended by the Minister upon report from the Police Magistrate or Justice of the Peace who makes the conviction, for a period not to exceed three months for the first offence, not less than three or more than six months for the seeâ€" ond offence, and for a third or.subs sequent offence the license or permit or both, shall be cancelled and the holder disqualified from holding a 11â€" cense or permit for a period not less than a yvear or more than two years. than a year or more t!ian LWO Municipal _ byâ€"laws _ inconsistent with the Act are repealed, and hereâ€" after all municipal byâ€"laws regarding traffic on highways must be submitâ€" ted to the Department for approval before they can ‘hbecome operative. A person convicted of an offence under this Act if he holds a chauffâ€" er‘s license shall forthwith produce the license for endorsement, and if he does not hold a chauffer‘s license, the owner of the vehicle with, or in, which the offence was committed shall forthwith produce his permit for the purpose of endorsement. ALL PAST MASTERS IN THE DISTRICT INVITED TO FPALLS NOT AUTHORIZED TO SsOLICIT FOR LOCAL FIRM. The notice appearing in these colâ€" umns last week at a first reading would suggest that Messrs, Anderson Brown were authorized to solicit insurance for the local firm of Sulliâ€" van Newton. The exact contrary was the intention of the notice. Messrs. Anderson Brown, or either of the members of the firm of that name, have no authority whatever to solicit insurance for Sullivan Newton, according to the notice inâ€" serted. This notice is inserted again this week with the negative made plain, Sullivan Newton wishing to make it clearly known that Anderson Brown are NOT their authorized agents. TBE PORCUPINE ADVANOER Eg% " Always at your Service " . % U5 ies | CRERACN C .b’““