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VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME Vol. X. No. 20 Timmins Council, No. 2403 Meetings every second and fourth Wednesday in the club rooms over the Taylor Hardware Store. NOW is the time to clean your yard. Keep covers on your Garbage can. All users of well water should boil the water at least twenty minutes. ’ By Order, TIMMINS BOARD OF HEALTH. Steamship Tickets All Lines Reduced Rate. If you are taking a trip to the Old Country or wish to send for friends. Write, Phone or Call Round Trip Third Ca’hin fares at a Phone 200 Second. Section You Know Where to Get Service for 40c a pint. 75c a. quart. Banana Split 25c. Sundaes 15c Anything you Wish for here. Arch. Gillies, B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. 39 Engineer Gantract Mining Claim Assessment Work. Land Surrveys, Mine Surveys, Enâ€" gineering, Reports, Plans and Es- timates. Ontario Land Surveyor, Civil Gordon H. Gauthier Electrical Treatments, General Dmgless and nonJSurgical Practice W. H. SEVERT P.O. Building, Timmins. RESIDENCE PHONE 362-W-2 OFFICE PHONE 362-W-1 Room 6, Marshall-Ecclestone Block TIMIMINS â€"- ONT. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc. Mr. Gauthier will be at Timmins daily. Let us repair and waterproof that leaky roof before the rainy season. Pafabestos Roofing Paint, and Kantleek Roofing Cement: For Snle BUILDING CONTRACTOR Attention! House- holder Corner Kirby Ave and Mountjoy St P.O. BOX 974. - TIMMINS, ONT. OFFICES REED BLOCK, TIIVIMINS SOUTH PORCUPINE. W. D. GUTHBERTSUN Consulting Auditor Office Sysfems Installed Income Tax Adjuster Block. P. O. Box 833 a 200 , Box 68 R. RICHARDSON, Agent. DR. HAWLEY ICE CREAM CHIROPRACTOR TICKET OFFICE '. ANTOINE T. N. 0. Station. PHONE: 474W. rncclestone 3346p. TH E PIRCUP’ENE AIVANCE At a meeting of the Executive Com- mittee on Sunday afternoon in the otTic-e of Mr. A- \V. Pickering, finali details were arranged for the Masquer- ade dance, a Committee consisting of Miss Mary 8de and Messrs. H. B. Austin and :C. G. Pirie being appoint- ed to look after :prizes for the dance. . Messrs. Pickering, Kennedy, Haggarth and Pirie went oven to Porcupine to Hook into the cottage the Club were to try and arrange for during the sum- mer months; a report of the decision of this Committee will 'be made at the meeting: this evening. lMIIEB’ NIBHI IN THE AM. ElUB HIST WEEK A.S.D. Enters Soft Ball Team in Dis- trict League. Masquerade Ball, May 29. young lady members of the exeeutn'e committee the evening proved a great success. (I. ‘G. Pirie, vice-president of the Club, in a few words announced the placing of 'a team from the A.S.I). Club in the Porcupine District Soft Ball League, with Mr. \V. G. Smith as manager, and other Club business of immediate. importance. Refreshments served during the evening were an- other enjoyable feature. Ladies" Night was observed at the A.S.D. ‘Clill'b last Wednesday evening, and though the (attendance was not large, a very enjoyable evening was spent by those attending. Miss u ‘ ry Boyd was in charge of the programme and with the assistance of the other young lady members of the executive :The meeting this evening will be Visitor’s Night. The members are no- quested to turn out promptly so as to assist in making this evening the suc- cess it should be. Next \Vednesday evening the Club will hold their clos- ing dance, and on Friday the 'lil'asquer- ade Ball, to close the fall and winter season, will be held in the Masonic Hall here. FIRST MATCH IN KING CUP SCHEDULED TO BE ON MAY 25TH In. the N.O.F.A. matches, the first game will be in the King Cup serieS on May 25th (next Monday) when K-ifikfland Lake plays at Timmins. The match will ‘be ohe of the special attractions at the Big Sports Day in Ti'm‘mins. 'On May 29th 'Timmins plays at the Dome in the Kings Cup series. The Curling Club Banquet will be held in the Empire Hotel on Satur- day evening, May 30th. The photograph shows one of four trainloads of virgin white pine logs cut from the Egan limits in Preston and Clancy Townships in the Algonquin Park District. which were sent recently via the Canadian National Railways to (Eiebec for shipment to England on the order of the British Admiralty. The timber was hand hewn y the J. R. Booth Company of Ottawa and it is the finest shipment sent from Ontario in the memory of lumbermen. In some instances the timber was three feet in diameter and in no case was it less than two feet through. The shipment required 120 flat cars and aggregated 120,000 cubic feet of timber. Inset are seen from left to rifiit the followin members of the J. R. Booth Company : C. Jackson Booth, Vice-President. . . Booth. Presi eat and . Fred Booth. Managin Director. Mr. J. R. Booth. Canada's venerab e lumber king visited the r ' way yards to see the timier. and in spite of the fact that he is in his ninety-ninth year. he exhibited a lively interest in the shipment and walked almost the full length of the train during his inspection. It was Mr. Booth's foresight which preserved for his company such remarkable stands of timber as that from which this virgin white vine was cut. Experts agree that it is the finest white pine left in,Canada. TIMMINS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MAY, 20th, 1925 About Fifty in Party from the Ambitious City to Make,- Tour of the North Next Month. Will be in Timmins from 12.30 noon to 7 p.m., in Wednesday, June 10th. Will be Guests of Timmins Board of Trade While Here. 'Last year at the meeting of the Ontario Associated 3Boand of Trade in Toronto, delegates from Hamilton were given hearty invitation to visit Timmins and the North Land. A-p- .pasnently the invitations were favour- abily received, for last week the 109,1 Board of Trade received a letter from the Hamilton {Board of 'Trade to the effect that the City of Hamilton Board of Trade intended to make a tour of the North Land this summer, and that Timmins would !be on the list of places of call. The party from Hamilton will include about fifty te- upresentative ’business and profession- a1 men of the Ambitious City. The party left Hamilton on Sunday, May 17th, and among the places visited in this 'Nonth La'ntl \V'i'lll he: S'udbury, Sturgeon Falls, North Bay, Cobalt, Liskeard, Englehart, Lard-1r Lake, T'ilx'nmins, Iroquois Falls, Island Fall-s, Cochrane and Temagami. The Visitors will he at Larder Lake early Hamilton Board of Trade To Visit Timmins in June Sir Vincent and Lady Meredith on board the Cunard Liner Mauretania at 7 New York prior_to pheir‘degartpre on a three1 months vacation in Europe. 0" _, I -V--- rouvâ€" v- -S.i'r Vivn'cent is presidenigvfâ€"ihâ€"evfiank of Montreal. Ofl’ on a Holiday on June 10th, then coming on to Tim- llllllS. They Wllil reach 'here by special train about 12.30 noon and will remain in Timmins until 7 pm. From here they will proceed to Iroquois Falls for the. evening and part of June 11th. Then on to Island .Falls. Returning. from Island Falls, the evening of the 11th, will be spent at .Cochrane. The .party will return south on the 11th, stopping at 'Temaga'mi for in dxay’s outing on the water, and reaching Nontl'r Bay on the evening of June l-2th. From North Bay they .proceed south again to ‘Hamilton, Ont. ' WV-hile in Tvimm-i-ns the visitors will be the guests of the 'Timmins \Board of Trade, and they are assured of_ the very Ileantiest welcome “here. There will he a meeting of the Porcupine Poultry and Pet Stock Association in the Town Hall, ‘Tim- mins, on. [Monday evening, June. lst, at 8 pm). List of Cases to be Heard Before Judge Godson at Timmins May 21. and at Swastika on May 19th. The following are the cases to be heard by the Mining Court of Ouâ€" tario on Thursday, May inst, (to-mor- mw) at. Timmins before His Honor Judge Godson, the cases' being sc‘he- duled to commence at 10 3.111.:â€" .Bruce m. Laine:â€"â€"â€"A Dispute in re- spect of Mining Claim P. 11265, situ- ate in the township of \Vhitney, in the Porcupine Mining Division. Anson vs. Kennedy:â€"â€"A Dispute in respect of Mining Claim P. 1140!). situate in the township of \Vhitne)’, in the Poreupine Mining Division. 'Levinson vs. Knponezâ€"An Appli- cation for relief from forfeiture in respect of l'fining Claim P. 8789, situ- ate in the township of Deloro, in the Porcupine Mining Division. McIntyre Min-es, L‘imited,â€"A4p‘pli- cation for right to desposit Tailings in 'Pearl Lake. BASES M MINING CllllflT AT IIMMINS TflMflflflllW The following is t‘he list of cases for hearing at Swastika on Tuesday, May 19th, at 3.30 p.111. :â€" \ Sainéburw vs. McDonafldzâ€"A Dis- pute of Mining Claim L. 7322, situate in the township of Harker, in the Larden ‘Laike Mining Division. Alschbach vs. Goddt'honpezâ€"A Disâ€" pute in respect of Mining Claims L. 13306, and L. 13307, situate in. 'the township of Grenfell, in the Larder Lake Mining Division. R-ysaek vs. Mutonzâ€"A Dispute in respect of Mining Claim 'L. 15335. situate in the township of Black, in the Larder Lake Mining Division. GRAND ORGANIZER OF L. 0. L. TO ADDRESS MEETING HERE a public meeting in the Salvation Army Citadel, Timmins, on Friday evening, May 29th, at 8 pm. Mr. Gosse is an interesting and eloquent speaker and his address will be of special importance. On Sunday, May Blst, the iTimmZ is L.O.'L. will honld a church parade to the Salvation Army Citadel for seaâ€" v-i‘ce cat 7 1pm. The ‘brethren will meet at the 'L.‘0.L. Hal], corner of Mount- joy and Kirby, and march to the S.A. Hail].~ M. W. Bro. Gosse Will preach All ”visitors invited to attend the ser- vice. M. ‘W. Bro. B. G. Goosse, Grand Organizer of the'L.O.‘L., will address Eamgfigflgfigafi! I Save Money‘andllelayil EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! 5 Birthday DOUGLAS‘ E01” WIMENI DOORS Supplied as quickly Ill transportation will carry them to destination. Our illustrated catalog, mailed free on request, gives you a wide range to select fromâ€"house, bungalow or garage doom. PANNILL DOOR Singer Sewing Machines Pianos and Phonographs P.O. 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