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# Estimates Free. g . t o n n N5 5 N005 05 05 05 05 05 05 i5 05 05 i5 05 i5 05 45 95 05 05 05 05 459545050545 00 054000 45 45 9000 4040404043 RADIO FROM DES MOINES NCT CLEARLY HEARD HERE Practically ‘all the radio fans in town were watching last Wednesday evening to listenâ€"in on the radio conâ€" cert brpadcasted from Station W. H. O., Des Moines, Iowa. There was general disappointment, however, as few were able to hear the station here with any distinctness. It is understood, ‘howeven, that one or two were successful in hearing some nunâ€" bers, and thus were ghble to take opâ€" portunity to wire the Station and stand a chancee of receiving some of the souvenins given out to listenersâ€" in. (By the coâ€"operation of a number of â€" manufacturers Station ‘W.H.C. had $50,000 worth of souvenirs to distribute to those promptly notifying the Station as to listeningâ€"in on the special programme for the night. There were thirtyâ€"five special artists giving the programme and the event was a noteworthy one in radio cineles. ;msxxxmwwwxmxxmmmm Phone 290 W2 b 4*3 b % % 5554 MARTINâ€"SENOUR It pays to use AUTOS HOUSES INTERIOR DECORATING Ludford Skelly Residence Phonesâ€"537 and 258. P.O. Box 903 Timm Lumber, Building Materials, and Coke, Mine and Mill ~\ Supplies A COMPLETE STOCK OF ROUGH DRESSED LUMBER _For Barnas and Outhuildings it has no equal Write to Head Office. Montreal for Free Booklet HOME PAINTING MADE EASY SOLD BY 2 GEO. TAYLOR HARDWARE, LTD. @ Timming Ontario General Painters 34 Spruce Street, South FINANGIAL STATEMENT OF T. A.A.A. FOR THE YVEAR The following is the annual stateâ€" ment of Timmins Amateur Athletic Association, as submitted at the anâ€" nual meeting last week by the Secreâ€" taryâ€"Treasurer, Mr. W. A. Field, for the season of 1924 :â€" Receipts Balance in bank, March 17.. Receipts from Football ..... Receipts from Baseball ..... Net from T.A.A.A. Sports ‘"‘Grounds Committee‘‘ Had Successâ€" ful Year in 1924. Day Kiwanis Field Day Sparks Cireus ... Rugby Football ... Renewal of Note . Work on grounds .... . Treas. of Ont., taxes .. 1923 Note Renewed .... Pon. Football Club :... Honorarium, See.â€"Treas. 1923 Loan Paid .... ... Dalton Livery .... .., Insurance on Stands ... Taylor Hardware .. ... Repairs to Band Stand . Printinge!"s.".".: Audltmg 1923 books Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis ..... Chas. Pierce Sons ... Stamps for cheques, ete. Some people are so progressive they do not wait for the First of April. Cash balance in ... {g LA U ULLULK3 se kok ao% % ty 4. Ont:, taxes :....... 1 Itenewed .. .. .. 1 EbalM "ClIfh*>!"*";. .. .. 1 im, See.â€"Treas. .... 1 @Paid . }*? "©% :. ts . 1 ivery .4\ s s s on Stands:‘.,...... ardware.;,"...... y Band Stand . ... .. 1993 books ........ =EHrancis: ... rce bons ...... 3A or cheques, etc. .... Total .. Expenditures Timmins, Ont. a Y Total"..,.%. $1002.37 $1002.37 $ 16.73 364.10 140.34 $142.50 37.20 160.00 7.10 146.85 986.94 15.43 at New Liskeary], the work of buildâ€" ing to commencé this> week. The factory will ‘be rushed to completion. At first, about thirty people will be employed at the height of the season. The Nothern Canning Company is the name of the firm. 'lhe company this year will make a specialty of canâ€" ning peas, having put in 200 acms of thetr â€" own. ‘Later, blueberries and other lines will be canned,. according other lines will be can to The Northern News. ‘‘The Staff Quartetté ef North Bay, accompanied by ‘Col. Miller, Field Secretary, will visit Timmins Salvaâ€" tion Army on June 6th and 7th for che Annnewarv*’ Bervices here. A canning factory is to be startted cutive :â€"â€" Honorary Patronsâ€"Messrs. R. J Ennis, J. P. Bickel, Mac Lang, M.P.P micet eNXxpected T0 Neld next montnhn. A meeting was held some days ago in the Melntyre Recreation Hall, and the Melntyre Athletic C!ub was formâ€" At last Thursday‘s police court the charges against M. Holceovitch and M. Zulerie of having gold ore :lâ€" legally were remanded for a week. Remand was also made in the case aâ€" gainst Holeovitch of illegally having firearms while being an aliem These cases followed a wvisit made to preâ€" mises near Alexo, Special Officer R. Allen and Provincial Officers visiting the place and reizing a quantity of gold ore as well as paraphermaiia beâ€" lieved to be for the treatment of gold There were only three drunks at at last week‘s court. Ten dollars and costs in each case was the answer. J. Ranger, for illegally having liquâ€" or, was fined $500.00 and costs, and not raising the necessary, went down fon three months. £$3.00, for which it was claimed the money h@d not been turned over to Mn. Theriault. Mr. Miller secured the key of the store from one of Mr. Theriault‘s employees and had packâ€" ed and removed his trunks overnight and Mr, Themault did not know he had left town until the morning. â€" Mrt. Miller explained this by saying that he had done this to avoid trouble as he and Mr. Theriault were unable to agree as to terms and conditions in the sale and Mr. (Miller wished to get away without further difficulties. A warrant was issued in the matter some time â€" ago, but Mr. Millen was given his freedom by the authorities at Toronto. He left later on a ‘bustâ€" ness trip to the West, returning some days ago to learn that the charge still was pending. He came up here at once. After hearing the evidence in the case Magistrate Atkinson dismisâ€" sed theâ€"case. 1 J. Vissenault was charged with obâ€" taining credit by fraud. He was asâ€" sessed $50.00 and costs for this ofâ€" fence. Not paying up, he also went down to North Bay for two months. This case should ‘be a warning to any othens who may think they can ‘‘beat a ‘board ‘bill.‘‘ TWO HIGHâ€"GRADE CASES REMANDED TO THIS WEEK SCHUMACHER ESTABLISHES CLUB FPOR ATHLETICS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO W. P. Boris, on a charge of highâ€" grading, was $200.00 and costs. He did not pay up and left last week to start the term of three mmonths given as an alternative to the paying of the fine. The changes against J. Rubinovick of obtaining money by fraud was adâ€" journed for a week. ‘The charges aâ€" gainst Rubinovick arise Ffrom claims that he canvassed lumber camps and othen places some time ago taking orâ€" ders for clothing and accepting money on same, bhut that the clothes have not been delivered as agreed. His answer to the charges is that the firm that he represented fell down awpparently in its delivery work. The charge of theft against Mr. G. Milley â€" of ‘Toronto, was dismissed: An item in The Advance last week might suggest that (Mr. Miller was brought back in eustody. This was not the case, Mr, Miller returning here~ of his own accomd to face the charge against him, and reaching here previous to the return of the officer sent fnom here. ‘The charge against Mr. Miller was preferred ‘by Mr. J. A. Theriault with whom he had been associated in a clothing sale some months ago. The specific charge was in regard to the sale of a hat, price nRIiS, J. E. President with the following officers and exeâ€" 1¢e â€"I. A. Solomon. â€"Presidentâ€"W . R Millan The Better Live Stock Train will be at Matheson on Friday from 2 to 5 p.m.; at Monteith and Porquis Junel tion on Saturday, and at Cochnane on Monday, on the tour through the North Land. %, perience. OUn Sunday the servi( were marked by sp?(‘lan\, gwood atte dances. En\o5 Blaney also spoke the Sunday School, the Sund School for the occasion exceeding ; previous records for attendance. Army.‘‘ There was a large attenâ€" dance and the address of Envoy Blaney proved specially interpsting and inspiring. (He had innumerable amusing and ‘helpful incidents to reâ€" kte, and his lecture was listened to throughout with the closest attention. He isâ€"a talented speakern of wide exâ€" perience. On Sunday the services or On â€" Wheels the town and was : come and all the largely attended. ing he delivered h lecture . **‘8ix Mol During the weekâ€"end Envoy Blaney, of North Bay, paid another visit to the® Timmins Salvationâ€"Army, this being the third visit of this officer. Envoy Blanévy has manvy friends in The large dining room of the Hotel Iroquois, Inmquois Falls, was crowded to overflowing on Wednesday evenâ€" ing last for the meeting held after the Executive Session of the Daistrict Liberalâ€"Conservative Association. Mr. Jas. D. Kingston, President of the Distnet â€" Association, ocecupied the chair in capable way, and the speakâ€" er of the evening was Mr. T. E. Simpâ€" son, M.P., for West Algoma, who deâ€" livered an inspiring and eloquent adâ€" dress on the pressing problems of the day. Mr. Simpson, who is a very pleas ing and effective speaker, held the very closest attention of his audience throughout. He showed how the Dominion Government had ENVOY BLANEY WELCOMED AGAIN TO TIMMINS S.A. Mr. T. E. Simpson, M.P., Explains King Government Record and Points the Remedy. INGPIRING ADDRESS BV MEMBER FOR WEST Mr. Simpson‘s stirring address was warmly applauded and found very genemml favour. Mn. Simpson showed clearly the inâ€" jury done to the country by tinkerâ€" ing with the tariff. This was responsâ€" ible for much of the unemployment. He instanced the case of a plate glass factory in Hamilton. ~Over a million dollarg had ‘been spent to establish this <industry.~ Pheâ€"industry had to be closed down because the present Government‘s interference with the tariff had thrown the plant into unâ€" fain competition with United States plants. tanneries, one in Nova Scotia and the other in Ontario, had similarly ‘been closed down through the unwise policy of monkeying with the prpotective tariff. This unwise policy meant the throwing of thousâ€" ands of men out of employment. It meant a general injury to business. In the cases cited it meant also a further serious injury to the country. The capital employed had been langely English capital, and the instability and unfairness evident in the present Government‘s tariff â€" tinkering seriâ€" ously handicapped all efforts to inâ€" duce English capital to invest in Canadian industries. fairled, and he pointed the remedyâ€" the election of a Government pledged to economy, protection of Canadian industries, and fair and sane legislaâ€" tion,â€"a Government that would also live up to its pledges. This Riding could do its share by electing a supâ€" porter of the policies of the Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen. Mr, Simpson said he had expected an election early this year, but the present, ‘(Government had evidently seen the handwniting on the wali, and so were staving off the elections to hold back defeat as long as posâ€" sible. When the present Government was clectioneering they bad fairly howled about the high cost of living and the alleged extravagance of the Meighen CGovernment, especially in regard to what they termed a tendency to ‘‘Government _ jby iCommissions.‘‘ Yet, Mr. Simpson showed that the ccist of living had advanced in Canada since the present Govenment has held oflice, the for the country at ‘arge in 1922 and for January, 1925, beirge quoted to prove the Reâ€" garding the alleged extravagance for Commissions to .investigate or deal with various problems, Mr. Simpson pointed out that in ten years of office the previous Government had only spent â€" $700,000.00 on Commissions, while in three years the King Governâ€" ment â€" had expended $585,000.00, or three times the proportion. The poor business tactics, on worse, behind the Peterson deal and the W. T. R. Preston report, were referred to and dealt with in effective way. 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