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6. 20520220010 100 10e s 6e n oi ie en ie es adadraGrad #,. * oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo00ooooooooo0000000100000000000ooooluo_ooooooooooooonooooooooooooooo‘o‘o‘..fio.t‘o‘o‘%fiéo‘hoo e LA NDâ€"MINERALâ€"TIMBER (except Pine) We have for sale the following Patented Lots (freehold) to close out an Estate. Deeds from Crown carry all mines and minerals on or under ground; all Timber excepting Pine; absolute title under Land Titles Act. Parcel 4048â€"South Half Tot. :3 1450â€"South Broken Lot 6 3885â€"North Broken Lot 3 880â€"North Half Lot 3, 4326â€"North Half Lot â€"3, 8646â€"North Half Lot 6, 1685â€"North Half _ Lot 10, 8899â€"South Half Lot 8 3220â€"South Half Lot 4, 4933â€"North Half Lot 11, 6614â€"South Half Lot 4, 3272â€"NY%/ of NV â€"Lot 3, 115â€"South Half Lot ‘ I 2763â€"South Half Lot: 3, 4088â€"South Half Lot 3, 3013â€"North Half TLot 11, 1076â€"North Half Lot 8, 1760â€"South Broken Lot 6, 3726â€"South Half Lot 7 6224â€"North Half Lot 4, 704â€"South Half Lot 4 7042â€"North Half Lot 6, ‘ 735b2â€"North Part TLot 1, 766â€"North Half Lot |3, 3255â€"North Half Lot 10, 4038â€"South Half Lot 8, 4249â€"North Broken Lot 4, 1242â€"South Half Lot 4, 2520â€"South Half Lot 9, 6576â€"South Brokén Lot 7, 770â€"North Broken Lot 9, 8637â€"North Broken Lot 8, 2505â€"South Half of Lot 7, 4806â€"North Half Tio6 779â€"South Half iot.‘‘7;, 1024â€"Sth. Half Broken 11, 5745â€"South Half Lot 10, 2058â€"North Half Lot 2, 3247â€"South Half Lot ©6, 995â€"North Broken Lot 2, 6578â€"North Half Lot â€" 3, 996â€"South Half 0; 519â€"North Half lLot ; 743â€"South Half Lot 9, 8431â€"North Half 6, 885â€"South Half Lot 4, 983â€"South Half Lot 3, 1591â€"South Half Lot 4, 3570â€"North Broken Lot 2, 2041â€"North Half Lot 12, 3616â€"North Half L.ot: 9 2840â€"Broken Lot 8, 1384â€"South Half Lot 5, 46â€"North Broken Lot 4, 1611â€"North Half Lot 11, 3291â€"North Half Lot: 3, 6701â€"Narth Half Lot â€" 6, , Concession 1, 2 ) 2 I 3 » Aurora... .161 1, Aurora.. . .160 1, Barnet....160 3, Barnet.... 1601 4, Barnet....159%; 4, Barnet...,159 4, Barnet. .. .159 Beauchamp 156 * 160 5, Blain.. ... .159Â¥ 2, Brethour. .159 1, Brethour.. 80 ; Cane:..... 160 6: Cane...... 162 5, Bryce..... 157 1, Carnegie..158 6, Carnegie. .160 6, Carnegie. .152 5, .160 2 Dack.:. ... 162 1, Dack..... 160 3, Davidson. .163 160 5, Egan..... 1595 1, Firstbrook 156 2, Firstbrook 159 3, Firstbrook 158 5, ‘ Gowan....159 Gross,..... 1591/% 6, Henwood. .157 6, Holmes, . .160 1, Hudson...160 6,, Ingram...138/ 1,, Knox.....1634» ; »Kmnox.....100 4, Little.....160 2, Lundy....156% 3, Lundy....162/% 3, ‘Lundy....160 3, Milligan. .160 3, .160 5, Milligan..161%/ 6, Milligan..161 4, Milligan..158%» 1, Marquis...160 3, Matheson.160 3, ‘Munro... .159 2, Murphy. . .159 5, .145 5, .149 6, Murphy.. .160 6, Murphy...170 1, 3, McCann...160 3, McCart...161 5, MeceCart...160 5, McCart.. .161 acres 1 J For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column The above lote are offered en bloc or separately at ve i s ry low price For further particulars, apply Mohawk Timber and Land C 23 Jordan Street. Toronto. empany, Ltd. 5745â€"South 2058â€"North 3247â€"South 995â€"North 6578â€"North 996â€"South 519â€"North 743â€"South 8431â€"North 885â€"South 983â€"South 1591â€"South 3570â€"North 2041â€"North 3616â€"North 2840â€"Broken 1384â€"South 946â€"North 1611â€"North 3201â€"North 6701â€"Narth 426â€"North 4258â€"North 270â€"South 253â€"South 3949â€"South 3MA0â€"South 931â€"South 8080â€"South 6657â€"South 7035â€"North 1667â€"South 723â€"North 1284â€"South 1840â€"South 1767â€"North 1238â€"North 4337â€"North 1157â€"North 2045â€"South 580â€"South 1323â€"South 718 lots Half Half Half Broken Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Broken Half Half Halft Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Half Broken Half Half Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot 11 Acres more or less 3 J 2 J 2 J 2 » 3 » 3 » Â¥ 4 2 J » »# 2 J MeCart.. MeCool .. MeCool . . McCool . . MeCool .. Pense ... Rickard .. Savard ... Savard ... Sharpe... Sharpe... TrUAX.. .. Tully. . ;‘ Tully.:... Tully :. .; Tully.... Warden .. Walker.. Wark ... Wilkie. .. Wilkie... 160946 :: : *‘ .162 + .164 0 136 9â€"10th 1581 /2 + 2 4 WORK STARTED THIS WEEK ~ON WILSON AVENUE ROAD Passengers to be Taken Over Whole Porcupine in the Air for $5.00 per Head. Also Remarkable Aerial Fireworks Display and Many Other Special Features at Annual Tournament and Field Day of Temiskaming Firemen. Hydroplane Flights Feature at South Porcupine July 1st South iPorecupine has an enviable reputation for thoroughness and efiiâ€" ciency in anything undertaken, and so the Annual Tourament and Field Day of the Temiskaming Firemen, to be held this year at South Poreupine on July ist, may be confidently exâ€" pected to even excel the previous days put on by the Firemen. South Poreupine has taken up the big day with a will, and the preliminary anâ€" nouncement of the day‘s programme is certainly attractive. In addition to the usual Firemen‘s Tournament in which all the fire brigades of this part of the North Land will take part, there will be field‘ sports, athletics, aquatic sports, hydroplane exhibition, aerial fireworks _ display, dancing (round and square dances), etc. â€"The hydropfane exhibitions will be a specially interesting feature. ‘There will be a demonstration of all the McNamara Bros. started this week on the work of construction of the oadway to the Riverâ€"Wilson Avenue. This is part of the highway ~from South Poreupine, and as such the (Government was naturally expected to pay part of the cost. The Government agreed to this, and will pay 50 per cent. of the cost of this strip of roadway, the rest of the exâ€" pense to be borne by the Town. At the Council meeting last week a resolution was passed to proceed with the work as soon as the Governâ€" ment officially agreed to the 50â€"50 plan. Hon. Mr. Lyons had viewed the road while on a visit ‘here last year and had practically agreed to the plan suggested by the Town. Last week the agreement was confirmed ‘by Hon. Mr. Lyons and the work will be proâ€" ceeded with and rushed to completion. 17â€"foot Road, 16â€"foot Top, Asphalt Penetration. Government to Pay Half the Cost. COMING MATCHES IN THE DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE The following are the matches scheduled for District Foothball for the next week or two :â€" Qat June 13â€"Lanes., vs. Hollinger. Tues ., June 16â€"â€"T0\\n B. vs. Schuâ€" macher, 2E T Thurs., June 4â€"Cornish One and All vs. Town A. Saat., June 6â€"Lanes. vs. Town B. Tues, June 9â€"Dome Mines vs. Holly Recreation Club. Thurs., June 18â€"Dome Mines vs. Lanes. Thurs., June 18â€"Holly Recreation vs. Town A. The total cost of this strip of road is estimated at $30,000:00, of which amount the Town will pay half and the Government the other hailf, as part of the highway. The road will be 17â€" foot, with 16â€"foot top, asphalt peneâ€" tration, 8 inches, (5â€"inch hbase and 3â€"inch top). Thurs., June 25â€"Schumacher vs. Holly Recreation. ERROR IN SCHEDULE OF FOOTBALL MATCHES In the schedule of P.D.F.L. Footâ€" ball matches published in The Adâ€" vance last week there was an error under the date of June 23rd. This line read ‘‘Holly Recreation vs. Town B.‘‘ This was not correct. The error was made by The Advance through confusion with the previous line, which was ‘‘Holly Recreation vs. Town A."‘* The two lines should have read as follows :â€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO June 23â€"Hollinger vs. Town B. Apologies gladly accepted. But reâ€" member on Thursday, June 18th, it is the Holly Recreation and the Town A. teams that play, and on Tuesday, June 23rd, it is the Hollinger and Town B. Thanks! ing here they and Timmins inge to Wind The Northern News, of Cobalt, last week says:â€"*‘‘Mrs. C.. Meyers and Mrs. Wes. Davidson of Schnâ€" macher are the guests of Mrs, Wim. Keizer, Nickel Street. Mr. and Mrs. Myers were for years resiâ€" dents of Kerr Lake. Since leavâ€" Thurs., June â€"Town A. vs. Town Tues., June 23â€"Hollinger vs. Town June 18â€"Holly Recreation vs. Town ive lived in Hamilto: They are now moy â€"Ont.‘" fancy stunts in the air and there will be opportunity for all to see a hydroâ€" plane in action on land water and in the air. The display of aerial fireworks will be anothex; special attraction that will please all. Opportunity is to be given all to see the whole Poreupine District from the air, in@luding Timmins, Sandy Falls, Wawaitin, Night Hawk Lake, etec. Parties of five or single passenâ€" gers will be taken at the rate of $5.00 per head. Reservations for these flights may be made now with Mr. Max Smith, Secretary of South Porenâ€" pine Fire Brigade. The South End boys are sparing neither time, effort nor money to see that the annual big day of the Temisâ€" kaming Fire Brigades is a memorable one this vear. Highâ€"Grading andâ€" Other Cases at Court at Cochranz Next Week. At the General Sessions of the ?eace to be held at Cochrane commeneâ€" ing next Tuesday, June 9th, there will be a number of cases from Timmins and district. Most of the cases from here are in connection with alleged highâ€"grading operations. The most serious case to be heard is the charge against Pete Stepaniuk, of Timmins, who will be tried in connection with the death of Mrs. Senuik, who was found dead near the Hollinger Mine, several weeks, ago. Stepaniuk faces a charge of murder in connection with the matter. a* *4 #%.% 4. % #% * #.% ##4 40 #4 #4 #4 *# #4 44 * % %.% #4 #4 *4 #.% *4 # * % % #4 94 +. % *4 #, #4 * #% #4 4 © *4 *, # *4 *# < *4 # # #4 *# # #4 #@ #4 # # *4 *# 4 #4 * + #* *# #+* # 4 #4 #@ #4 *# 4 *4 @ 4 *4 #@ 4 #* # ## #@ 4 4 #4 *# #* # 4 #4 *# 4 #4 *# Cns *# € ## # + ## # **4 * 4 #4 #@ 4 #+* *. * .!. MANY LOGAL CASES TO B¢ AT GENERAL SESSIONS Ont. The marriage. will take place quietly the early part of June.‘‘ / The Chenette Brothers of _ South Porcupine will ‘be tried on the charge of allowing their taxi cab to be used for immoral purposes. The other cases will include charges against Dr. Jackson and J. E. Garrett, who were recently committed at Timâ€" mins for trail on charges of illegal possession of gold ore and illegal dealings in same. é The New Liskeard Speaker last week says: â€"‘‘The engagement is anâ€" nounced of Doris, daughter of ‘Mr, and Mrs. 8. C. MacDonald. New Liskeard, Ont., to John R. iWalker, Timmins The two men arrested several weeks azo in connection with alleged highâ€" grading at Alexo will ‘be before the Court next week. Bankrupt Stock of Fall and Winter Millinery. The Bertha Danis Stock, 24 Lang Street, Cobalt, Splendid chance for anyone opening up in the Fall. Pattern Hats, Trimmed readyâ€"toâ€"wear and Felt Hats. _ Also Velvets, Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers. About Twelve Hundred. Will accept 40¢. on the Dollar of the wholeâ€" sale price or nearest offer. - Open for Inspection, Monday, June 1st. 24 Lang Street ~ = = ~ = Cobalt. % * 0 (yes o +. .e 2 4A t t .¢t. :t t is 1e e e e hh e oo sn in uoouoonoonoonoonoonoouoouoouoouooncouooyuoouoouoouoouooooooooo‘n‘o‘n‘o‘o‘o’.‘o‘a‘.‘000000000oo.oooo000000000000"00n’u‘u‘n‘u‘u‘u‘u‘uo Another Committed for Trial on High Grade Charges. Other Court Cases Thursday. FINED $500,00 AND GO5TS FOR MUGH 100 MUCH WiNE At police court on Thursday F. Patchinna was fined $500.00 and costs for breach of the Ontario Temâ€" perance Act. Patchinna‘s house in ths Bartleman Townsite was searched by the Provincial and Township Polâ€" ice and ten barrels of wine found, according to the evidence. _ There seemed also to be some homeâ€"brew kind of alcohol on the premises, Acâ€" cording to the evidence given by one of the neighbours the place seemed to be visited frequently.by bunches of men. â€" Also, this evidence suggested that men went in sober and out otherâ€" wise. Patchinna and some of hs friends gave evidence not only conâ€" tradicting some of the evidence of the prosucution but also contradictâ€" ing what appeared to the magistrate as‘ the facts of the caase. After the evidence was in, Magistrate Atkinson imposed the fine of $500.00 and costs. After a preliminary hearing, J. E. Garrett was committed for trial on charges of illegalities connected with gold ore. The case against T. Bodiâ€" nuk, in connection with the highâ€" grading charges, was remanded for a week. P. Kryshtolowuk and J. Gireâ€" goris, on highâ€"grade charges, were each fined $200.00 and costs. Mr. W. A. Gordon, of Haileybury, appeared for J. E. Garrett and some of the others charged with highâ€"grading. Crown Attorney Greer, of Cochrane, acted for the prosecution. On a charge of being found in a disorderly house Tony Jurnto pleaded guilty and was fined $20.00 and costs. He was one . of the men found at the Prince of Wales Hotel last week when the police raided a couple of the rooms there where immoral traffice was alleged to be in progress. Four drunks paid $10.00 and costs each. One extra special drunk conâ€" tributed $30.00 and costs. Two merchants for violation of the early closing byâ€"law wére assesed $5.00 and costs each. \Plans are under way to establish an hospital at Kirkland Lake. A board of directors has been elected and these directors were authorized to go ahead with ghe erection of the buildâ€" ing at the earliest possible moment. Mr. Harry Oakes has offered an excelâ€" lent site, and the Township of Teck will issue debentures for $15,000.00 for the new hospital. \ Two men on disorderly charges were taxed $10.00 and costs. A third man was dismissed on a similar charge. MATCH BETWEEN TOWN A. AND LANCS NOT PLAYED The match in the P.D.FP.L.; series scheduled for last Thursday evening between Town A. and Lancastrians was not played owing to the Lancasâ€" trians being unable to muster up A team. Cobalt. NOTICE OF HOLDINXG COURT or REVISION, Notice is Hereby Given that a Court of Revision will be held, for the purpose of hearing appeals in referâ€" ence to the Assessment Roll for the year 1925, at the Town Hall of Anâ€" sonville, commencing at Ten o‘clock in the forenoor on the 8th day of June, A. D. 1925. Dated this 23rd day of May, A.D.. 10925, « L AU CS} D +§%1 Litpf $ m g Room 30, Goldfields Hotel P.O. Box 652, Timmins. DAILY CALL SERVICE Another plan to serve you is ow Your name and timeé you desire to ceallâ€"will bring a driver to your door promptly every day to ‘arry you to your office as safely as any private chaffeur. TOWNSHIP OF CALVERT Ansonville, Ont. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR A girl can‘t have a picâ€" nic, lad, Unless the clothes, she Paul Dube, Clerk, Township of Calvert â€"says Taxi Tad.