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The Timmins (Golf Club are to hold a Dance in the near future, at which the trophies for the season will be presented, with other interesting features. The date of the event will be announced shortk. "the sale of in a bad that more of pulpwoo rathe=~ tha: a fair show for the settler. 1t the motives of those advocating an emâ€" bargo, are as pure as those against, the diseussion would naturally be on ntatter oT speaker a; any imtere question | papers JIKe i and The Sud throwing their tion.. Are the the purposes « own motives When the em! fore the Ontar Vrade one No: dence to sugg obhjecting to from se ested because ber‘‘ hbusiness. ample, th sell their The settle nulpwood ne. the ho in impi those who the intert attempting imagined t ber busin« sell it all at Canadian m of the pulps the product as much as to United St Talk abo: dlian pulp n part of 0 Canaditan of about fi in years past, and the nesuiting disâ€" advantage to the settler gives an idea of the conditions that would prevail with a complete embargo in eperation. Stopping the export «â€"f pulpwood from _ Ontario will not bring United Ntates mills to Canada. Et will simply further turn the atâ€" tention of United States mills to European sources of supply. Another misconception is the beâ€" lief that to allow Ontario pulpwood tlers are ment must so as to be able to seceure the reâ€" quired pulpwood. There is little to this theory. The United States mills duning the past year or two have been buying pulpwood from Sweden, This has been part of the cause of the comparatively low price prevailing in this district for pulpwood. The United States mills have not been buying pulpwood here as freely as in vears past, and the nesulting disâ€" land is t« must take they to d SOnew ing â€" undet Their chie that ‘if! C pulpwood mills in foreed to nArges tario there is ; wood from Cr ent campaign effort merely pulpwood fron to United Stat ane sincere an VoCcacy CAMPAIGN CONTINUES FOR PULPWOOD EMBARGO embar not be higcher WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3RD, 1924 Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : ts Sx< 1 Canada ~ United States )16* Published every Wednesday by Geo, Lake Owner and Publisher. pu cud the n. eStopping the export :.f d from Ontario will not nited States mills to Canada. simply further turn the atâ€" of United States mills to n sources of supply. er misconception is the beâ€" t to allow Ontario pulpwood cross to the United States is oft the Subscription Rates: rinst LE limproper mollIVes L ittempting to protec the settlers, news other embpargo on puipâ€" rs‘ land were interâ€" y were in the ‘‘lumâ€" This Southerner had ze of affairs he was discuss _ that â€" he > pulpwood and lumâ€" ce identical. As a ere was not a single he embargo who had ie matter, except the _ and the matter of the settler. If the advocating an emâ€" re as those against, onCce selling of t jobbers? tecting _ the n the matter réeasonahble. Dran( e pulp. What are the pulpwood whan cannot at preseat itable filgeure to the he lands of settlers buyers. Those who honest in their adâ€" mbargo are labourâ€" l misapprehensions. 1 VC olves itselt prevent the he lands of Will nbart Land 1( in n continue lpwood, 01 ‘eption is the ide scontinues sellin United States th d States will hb _ the settlers ar would appea n in the bhuvin restrictions mer â€" motiv! d n the t0o. roDd the 16 instance, the an advantage rd, in freig it cost to the Fhat ap to Residence 70. @CUt the the d, 1t shoui« ready in On ) on all pulp _so the pres $2.00 year $3.00 year ONTARIO unable 11 1t burning tting ~f Ontario the stuff P CLL NA3 N1 'ul\'(‘[] e impuâ€" Girls f those| churi n .pulp- from e interâ€"| was e ‘‘lumâ€"| able, ner had $250. he wasled of thi In settl halt â€" 1ITC â€"t] L1 a se« in inada 1ll this the It the to 1t and tha ALTAR GIRLS‘ SOCIETY EBVENT PLEASING SUCCESS SEA CADET CORPS NOW ORGANIZED IN TIMMINS tron ~of 111 the Canadian Girlsâ€"inâ€"Training, was treated to a pleasant surprise party on Monday evening by the members of that organization. Mr. Carey, an employee of the Mcâ€" Intyre Mine, was slightly injured while engaged at his wonk last week,. .. Keelan and son have reâ€" Mrs. E. condu premises dwelling ily. O Carpenters are busily the upâ€"toâ€"date store _( macher Hardware Co. pleted this building wi the best in the North {( v h inG@@UuLar weq Mrs. Besle JCeT turned after friends in oad Schumacher, Dec. The Advance. Mrs., Cockburn, a of this town, left Rugby, England, wl is dangerously ill. The many friends liams of Second Ave of his illness, and h« recovery. Mrs. W. A. McKa visiting at herâ€" hom Young People‘s Society Formed at Union Church. Other Schuâ€" macher News. FINE NEW THEATRE NEABLY READY M s uth Mr. Our handsome new the x completion wil fore the New Year. In M 1 innual at A V 16 brin itin Mr. J Avenue ing at her home in Shawvillé, â€"returmed Jlast week. Mrs. "Meâ€" who is a very active worker in Canadian Girlsâ€"inâ€"Traininge., was 030 the absence 1 ~ceook "the ‘er the nesdayv md offick mociet . 1€ y of room on the 1g a team for row mpetition for the pro Costa M tes to Ffollows to <the orcupint M Laro wareo o. . svy nhen conmâ€" is building will be one of in theNorth â€"Country. A. Gagne, of Timmins, will i cCbakery business on the recently as a by iMr.. H;. Ellevy and famâ€" cOoO K. t hbehave of room €¥]) hre were t Mrs. McGivre ammme Marle enCcCo OX es ()D% the th d e( nes> nth Â¥pounts tossel cook People‘s d ‘at the | ly meeting President Toronto and which Timmins. : Iâ€" will rom 12 to 18 yvears. mat «UIirisâ€"1nâ€"1lraining@, was pleasant surprise party d Ave., regret t and hope for a an and son ha 1 extended visit nur,.â€" Ont. report the McKav, who ha iends of Mr. O. Wi O 1 where het hnen aut} on hy M recent 10 1¢€ Societv nion will l L ha enal latter hip‘s iuch en Querelle y Mr. the Schu WVhen com elo, searf:;|FIRE DEPT. ANNOUNCE tain pen:| MINSTREL SHOW, DEC en 0C1 it be opene "OU)DRE the Alt \nthony friends this eve Special to ip wh )lishment the Sea througzh ind P Matt block o1 wee noudoir net d a n @11 JOV 1 ¢ resident eek for mother Ahds ive reâ€" t with dish hureh > held Pher sola o hear speedy Oove! 12% T *A 1 tlhu OTl been H N t The Fire Dept strel Show to b and Thursday, D¢ will es<tatd O1 Notice re Treasurer‘s Sale o fLand for Taxes. Cclaimsx i had not: Dated mencein Hall, I that NOTICE TO CREDITORS completion of sale in accordanc with an agreement to be signed a time of sale. H. W. Warren, K. W. Wright, Auctioneer, Public Trustee, Timmins, Out. Osgoode Hall, 48â€"50 Toronto ((weilingâ€"nNouse, and sn house at the rear. TERMS:â€"10% Cash balance within Thirty being on the ‘West side of Maple Street North between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, Timmins, Ontario. DESCRIBEGD l16ot: No. "170 ‘as U Trecemed Erom _ ‘The,.. Puiblic.. the Province â€" of Ontario, the following property will be offered for sale by Public Auction, subject to a Reserved Bid on Friday, December Nineteenth, 1924, at the hour of Eleven ojclock in the forenoon, at the premises known as Lot number 170, Plan 30, OGrw AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATHE Witness : A. ‘e.â€" The on of Mt Dated at Nov., 1924. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting beâ€" tween us, the undersigned, Joseph Auger and Elzear Laroecque carrying on business as Transfer Agents unâ€" der the firm name of the Timmins Transfer, in the Town of Timmins, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The said _ business known as the Timmins Transfer will hereinâ€" after be earried on by Joseph Auger. All the debts owing to the said partnership are to be paid to Joseph Auger and all claims against the said partnership are to be paid. by the said Joseph Auger. OTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Informal meetings for those interâ€" ested in Christian Science will be held every Wednesday afternoon from four to five at the home of Mrs. V. H. Emery, 20 Hemlock St., Timmins. TX C 1 to aft t day of De ND NOTPLH Titles <~at > Haile there is erected dwellingâ€"house, house at the re DESCRIBEI) as. lLot No. 170 .as shown on â€" Registered Plan Mâ€"30, Sudbury, filed in the Office of Land Titles at Haileybury, upon which there is erected a fourâ€"room frame dwellineâ€"house, and small dwellineâ€" UNDER LNSPRUCTIONS re s Nna\ Mike {Trion THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO TOWNSHIP OFP WHITNEY ted atte thre D e ; oreupine thei very nd w h which (Signed) Joseph Auger, Eilzear Larocque luly, 19 herehy the next Zend. : olfhcers Timmins this 12th day of K. W. Wright, Public Trustee, Osgoode Hall, Toronto Cornthwaite, W.M. C. Webber, Rec.â€"See onto died on ot be 4 1 membes J. M. Nicolson Tp. Clerk meeth diall~ Sale of on Dec Aâ€" regulal Businkss : for the iven that eainst t en â€" Wednesd th and 18th, Theatre. Th dul~ O1 Te 19 urther _ @iven e, The Public distribute the only to such all then have 11 ind membe deposit thi day about required proven, the the an« )th,. equest{( meeti â€"â€"Iinsta 1ys upon cordance signed at OW (ue 47â€"00 ed\ the to the t( THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFPT The latest Chinese Gamg known a:s MACCABEESâ€"Anv â€" (Maccabe EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL TERNITY NURSB open for MRS. B. F. JAMES, PIANO MUSIC WANTEDâ€"Pos W ANTEDâ€"Eâ€" ) WANTEDâ€"“] ;(‘4] roon WANTEDâ€"Large unfurnished room or two connecting small ones; wellâ€" heated ; on bathroom floor; wanted by elderly lady as living apartâ€" Address P.Q. ‘Box 1278, k Timmins, or phone 589 ring 2. 46. BARBER WANTED for new poolâ€" room, corner Fourth Avenue and Maple Apply 65 Sixth Avenue. 45p. GIRL WANTED Apply 13 street, Timmins. GIRL WANTED WANTEDâ€"(Ciirl i WANTED. WANTEDâ€"Housemeag Commercial. WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin Scehool of Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at attractive pay guaranteed as soon as student completes the course. WThis is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. Fotr particulars apply to the Goldwin School of Beauty Culture, 13 Pine street, (over Ostrosser‘s Store), Timmins. 22p.â€"t.f. dandruff, baldness post paid on recelp will be sent frge on proval. This popul sweeping the count gus Novelty Co., I Ferzus, Ont. the 01 iPrIzZe© novelt I Harvey Teacher, has open« is now prepared to sons in the student reasonable. â€" For dress letter to Mtr me}) ‘thow. n â€" tile A ] m]\ For Mrs [RL WANTED for gzeneral light housework in private family. Apâ€" ply Jospe‘s Clothing Store, opâ€" posite Melntyre Recreation Hall, Schumacher. 40 AXN L LDâ€"â€"iBusiness man want coom and board in private home Spply P:O. â€"Box 1651, Timmins. "NOld experi( ter ex missions free outfit ing ~ time Toronto. work ; small family F. C. Evans, South ople have h the Daneu arl]? â€". cAill:~tht dies and>. ( 11 € ement Town of Timmins or distri ROOMS WANTED {*+0OMm} M renera omp teliahle Fonthill Nurseries‘ nee not necessary. We of. lusive territory, liberal comâ€" s ~and â€"furnish handsome tit. Start now at best sellâ€" me. NWNione â€" Wellington i Schumache A\dvance Offic communicate at once counte! * Kingeston Hotel, Dodd huma Apply e new Housework. â€" Apply @airie, River Road. V t10on e on fi% popular country 3 Z2 PC i1 or General Houseâ€" ily. Apply to Mrs. th Poreupine. 48. WA di(;( ne with w ZIYÂ¥G : . ; home. articular nnermaln 1a l d tC nIDMlY i tre O01 nunmmDer advant at Kn LOr ... _Cnâ€" Kimberley 467. Apply ‘immins 40 €1,0 bpp teamster ppoin ‘ate Chai Distr irtmen sell â€"<the )Wwn a Mins \\‘u()d 211 40pn mittin 10 [ ACPL wit] 18 40 10 1 O x during the illness and death of dear mother, Mrs. Mary E. Ma ald. We desire to extend our heartfel thanks to all friends and neighbors for kind expressions of sympathy WANTED TO RENTâ€"A 5 or 6â€"room House; with bath; and furnished preferred. Apply to Box M. G., Advance Office, 458â€"t.f. MAN WANTS POSITION OF ANY KINDâ€"indoors preferred ; holds third class stationary _ engineer‘s Handy with pen or certificate. Harry serubbins â€" hnush.. Avply OLD COUNTRY CARPENTER RE QUIRES WORK, anvy description THREE ROOM APARTMENT TO RENT...CGook stove in kitchen. $20.00 per month. Also S3â€"room RENTâ€"-]“HH TO RENTâ€"Apartment to furnished. Apply 137 TO RENTâ€"4â€" Hollinger â€" TY TO RENTâ€"Storehouse, 30 by 120, on Spruce street; private siding; cenâ€" trally located. Apply to A.â€" P Kenninge, Timmins. 43. HOUSB: FPOR RENT ; Lane. Also Garage PURNISHED ROOM TO RENT; in TO RENTâ€"EFurnished B Sitting Room, with or tendance. «Apply to 4 Avenue. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT in ROOM AND BOARD; in private family. Phone 231â€"LX,. 48. TO RENTâ€"Warm : room. Board, if to aT Elm street 3 mln 111 STtOI NUE Schumacher POSITIONS WANTED 4OX aI Howard Macdonald Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arnott chumacher, Dec. 2nd, 1924. 49 roomed _ house, wellâ€"furnished and comfortable.> Apply to . E. St. Onge, 15 Mountjoy street. 48â€"50p. private Avenue. AVill :: withoi street, private hou couple; â€" h SEA Tor i0le Ior a married coupie; house keeping privileges, Also some up stair rooms with or without board Apply to 16 Kirhy Avenue. CARD OF THANKS ettâ€"Andrew ourth Ave TOVIS1 e LN Lâ€"â€"IWwo oâ€"noom suites, opâ€" site Melntyre Hall, Schumacher. Iso, 2â€"room suite over Timmins rovisions Store. Apply Timmins enE AISQ Uarage T. Lennan, No. d Broadwavy. a n( B 2 N OTr refereni( to rent 1InmIn South Delivery Mone family house rT?oOoVIs1On nt Store. Apply Timmi Balsam and Third Ay 100 downstai )0m€ (OUmnt corner M suitaible for r keeping _ pri ms either _ v Apply 205 \] ) )].\‘ Timmin Y 1076 vorket Yoms, with bathâ€" desired. Apply outh. 44. 28x40. 60 Corner Advan{ Bedroom and r without atâ€" t Commercial 49â€"50p. 10 Uuse, 4\])})].\‘ A ption, w rept, unâ€" Main Aveâ€" 49p. TOOm rple with wa 19â€"50p )r married privileges. 10â€"50p Hollin i9 Kirby 19â€"50p month 40p, with or 1C1 10 Kirhy 40p \p, M 48p Apply Eim relo w 14 n (i |\ Phone 419 POR SALEâ€"One lot, No DRESSM AKIN ALE"“'! l“!lrl LONG STOVE WOOD SAW BENCH WANTED. Must be in good conâ€" TIMBER TFOR length and the FOR SALEâ€"Houst FPOR SALEâ€"A Vi Will sell cheap. required. â€" Apply 124 Spruce strget POR SALEâ€"P sale, Also p Apply No. 6 } POR SALEâ€"1 white Baby Cutter No, 40 Quebeeâ€" Heater, 1 No Kitchen ‘Table, <1. Ash_ Siffter, Bench and Clothes Wringer. A ply 162 Maple street North. 49p POR SALEâ€"Oak Dining Room Suite complete, with China Cabinet. Apâ€" ply Recereation Hall, Schumacher. FTOR SALEâ€"â€"( HOUSE FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP. Apply to Harper, 72 Birch street South, Timmins. BARRED ROCK COCKERELS FOR SALE. Holtdrman‘s Aristocrats, 19 Maple street South, Timmins. W. T. Montgomeryv. 48â€"50». POR SALEâ€"-â€"-\'m'y Stove Wood. Also Horses, suitable for a â€" bargainâ€" prnice. ()f Also, Exhibition Barred Rocks, Dark and Light Matings. Importer and Breeder of BRarred Rocks onlv. SAle OGn Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed and Trapnested Stock. tin dition. Box K street, t o wt I wish to notify my ecustomers have reâ€"opened my woodâ€"yard sumed delivery of fireâ€"wood in ‘to."suit. Prices Reason week. Distance no objection ply ‘Mrs.: ~I:.>~Legotka;. .21‘ street South. Phone 520W. coOoPnmnet down and the Apply Mrs. A 4"\\'0. 63 Maple good shape. C sponsible party glyv.:.~ A.C;:" câ€"o Holli ARTICLES FOR SALE 1@CD1( Mountj LOTS FOR SALE raln <;CiaID0 Applyv A dvanee rcross the suILt. Ineasonablile, est of service. H. Charlebois, ) 104 Cedar St., North hot pply to D Cobalt, Ont. so pool tables f o. 6 Wilson Avenue Sixth L111 pmce. imueron stred Second Avenut e lowest cash A\dvanee FPOR SALE 14 J > _BOX:: stove reet North. AlS Heavy work team, in Cash on terms to reâ€" airty. _ Would sell sinâ€" câ€"o. Advance Office, O( onnaught Station, On# oolroom FRANK LITTLE, ~and lot on corner First Ave. House through and well furnace: hasement milker , end Creek codâ€"sizt \venue MIlles norln etter to Box Aal tor Gramophone Records also, 1i eW W ant ace:} hasement torey barn for t. App]y 67 PV nd «/ LCam â€" oT eavy work at Apply _ Chas, , north from 47â€"40p, nmIins 40. I‘wo Lot ‘00a in any Reasonable. instalments. n, 6 Sixth 217 Pine 0 W . ind Bead C. 449]1 48 Mai $700 .0( Lalonde 1 O0VUâ€"acrec north of 190â€"53p 160 18â€"50p 2llsn, 11 Dimock -H)p. dmnara( rooOms. 200();:0)0) 10p Dz p Apply 109p), 191 i V is 3 1P 10 10 )0p that and A})- \ l )« 40