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‘ ‘The verdict of the coroner‘s jury in the inquest into the death of James Harris Roborts was to the effect that the fatal accident occurred through breaking of the safety rule forblddmo getting on or off cars in motion. The jury recommended more rigid enâ€" forcement of the rule. The future of the North â€" Land as an agricultural country is not doubtâ€" ed by many toâ€"day. . The hope of the country for the far future rests chiefly on its agricultural possibiliâ€" ties. Accordingly, to help the develâ€" opment of agriculture here is to help the whole North. More and more the value of the settler to the counâ€" try is being appreciated. Helping the settler is not helping an individual, nor helping the whole North. Roads for the settlers can not be classed as a ‘‘local‘‘ question. Around New Liskeard, Englehart and «other southern sections of the North, where there has been settlement for twenty years or more, the matter of roads may be a ‘‘local‘‘ question. But in the newer North the question of roads is far beyond mere local interâ€" roads depend the succeess or failure of all plans for the developâ€" ment of the country. The question of needed roads is so broad that toâ€"day it may be said to be the North‘s higâ€" gest problem. In this matter no. single section can be helped withâ€" out the whole North reaping advantâ€" age. To help the settlers is to help the North in the surest and most farâ€", sighted way. | DEATH DUE TO BREAKING Jn OF THE SAFETY RULES. _ Mr. and Mrs. Griff, Lewis left this week for Vancouver, B.C., to reside. Mr:Lewis ifAtends to go into business with his father who lives in the farâ€" western clty At the meeting of the Associated Boards of Trade last week at Engleâ€" hart some of the delegates from Cobalt expressed the fear that the prestige of the association might hbe injured by too much attention being paid to what was termed ‘‘local"‘ questions. The particular questions referred to were chiefly resolutions regarding needed roads for the setâ€" tlers in various parts of the district. The argument advanced was that these ‘"‘local"‘‘ issues were questions for the local boards of trade, and not for the Associated Boards. The answer to this argument is that there are no local boards to deal with these soâ€"called local questions. The settlers have to depend on the assisâ€" tance of patriotiec men of the North for anything they may secure. By the very reason of their conditions and cireumstances, it is impossible for the settlers to have organizations or advocates. In most cases their need is actually so great as to preâ€" clude the possibility of any of them being able to spend the time or the money necessary to make their wants known in any effective way. HELPING THE SETTLERS IS HELPING THE NORTH Office 2%6. #st WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th 1925. Canada = United States Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Published every Wednesday by Owner and Publisher. Subscription Rates: Telepuones : Residence 70. $2.00 year $3.00 year l | omm pmmmumes on mmmunammumes o mmmurcommmmemenencememe. . uwemmmvensmen | Among the guests from out of town were the purents of the groom, His Honour Judge Kehoe, of Sudbury, and Mrs. Kehoe; Mrs. J. J. MceFadâ€" den, of Renfrew ; Miss Catherine Keâ€" hoe, sister of the groom, from Otâ€" tawa. The number and value of the wedâ€" ding esifts testified to the esteem and affection in which the young couple are held by relatives, fllends and acâ€" qudmtan(*eq inâ€" Timmins and_ elseâ€" where. The beautiful and costly preâ€" sents of silverware were particularly noteworthy, and there were cheques totalling over $900.00. Notice is hereby given that the busiâ€" ness partnership known as the Timâ€" mins Laundry Co., heretofore existing between William Patrick and John W. Noble has been dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities of the Timmins Launâ€" dry Co., will be assumed by William Patrick and all accounts owing the aforesaid firm are payable to him. Timmins, June 16th, 1925. Signed William Patrick. 24â€"27 John W. Noble. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Timmins intends to construct as a Local Improvement a 16 foot Asphalt Penetration Pavement on the streets as set forth in the following schedule and intends to specially assess part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. Street From To Wilson Avenue... ... ... W.B6.L. CGillies Ave......... E.S.L. Mountjoy Street Mountjoy Street........ S.S.L. Wilson Avenue. .. ..8S8.L. Third Avenue Thirdâ€"Avenue......,.... . E.S.L. Mountjoy Street. ... WV.S.L*+Elm Street 2. The estimated cost of the work is $30,000. ~$8,450 is to be paid by the Corporation. The special rate per foot frontage is $3.93. The special asâ€" sessment is to be paid in five (5) annual instalments. 3. The Province of Ontario will contribute an amount estimated at $13,110 which will apply on‘ the amount to be paid by the Corporation. 4. A petition against the work will not avail to prevent its construction. DATED this 16th day of June, 1925. Innumerable friends of the bride and groom, both of whom are held in the highest esteem in social and other cireles, will extend the sincerest good wishes for the best that life can give. The couple left on the early train on Tuesday morning for a honeymoon in Ottawa and other points east and south. On their return to Timmins they will take up residence on Maple Street, South. Wedding breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darâ€" ling, Wilson Avenue, there being over 30 guests.present. Mr. and Mrs. Darâ€" ling proved ideal host and hostess for the occasion. chiffon, with hat to mateh. Master (George Darling, dressed all in pure white, was the Page. The groomsâ€" man was Dr. O‘Gorman. The ushers were Messrs. Donald Smith and E. A. O ‘Callaghan. The groom‘s gift to the bride was a handsome Club Bag; to the groomsâ€" man and ushers, cuffâ€"link sets; to the matron of honour, an ostrich plume fan; to the bridesmaids, charming pertume sets. The bridesmaids were Miss Agnes Chesser and Miss Catherine Kehoe, sister of the groom. . Miss Chesser was beautifully gowned in a pale blue chiffon taffetta. _ Miss Kehoe‘s rich and pleasing gown was of baize, with shoes and stockings to . match. Mrs. Harry Darling was Matron of Honour her gown hemw of handsome pink silk vluthm, with hat to mateh. Master (George Darling, dressed all in pure white, was the Page. The groomsâ€" Alice Ryan,â€"were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. Fr. C, Theriault. The church was beautiâ€" fully decorated for the oceasion and the ceremony was most interesting and impressive. _ There was a very large attendance of guests and friends at the churech. The bride, who was â€" charmingly zowned in pearl white satin, with court train, entered on the arm of Mr. H. W. Darling. The bride wore silver shoes and stockings, and carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Her wedding veil was the one worn by Mrs. H. W. Darling at her wedding, and is seventeen years old. ‘ _The first formal wedding held in St, Anthony‘s R. C. Church, Timmins, took place on Monday evening _ at eight o‘clock, when two of the popular young people of Timmins,â€"Mr. Franâ€" cis Joseph Kehoe and Miss Mary Popular Young Couple United in Marriage at the R. C. Church, a Timmins. FASHIONABLES WEDDING There was a wonderful display in the sky this morning at an early hour, the Northern Lights presenting their usual picture of mystery and beauty. Nowhere do the Northern Lights show in as full effect as in this part of the North. FOR SALEâ€"Airedale . Puppy that will make a pet to be: proud of. Telephone 273 J. for quieck sale FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT. Apply 17 Middleton Ave. _ â€"24 p. TOO LATE FOR | CLASSIFICATION. Timmins is expected to send its full quota and in order to«do so the memâ€" bership of the local organization should be increased and a large attenâ€" dance at this meeting is necessary. All Liberals interested are requestâ€" ed to join the local association at their earliest convenience if they have not already done so and to attend this â€" meeting. Delegates will be chosen and oredentmls issued after the meetinge. MAID WANTED. Apply to Mrs. Edward Keeley, Mcelntyre Mine. Phone 38 M. â€"24, WANTED IMMEDIATELYâ€"Exâ€" perienced girl or woman for generâ€" al housework. Apply Mrs. H, H. Moore, corner Hewmlock and Sixth Avenue. 2 TO RENTâ€"Two.rooms and kitchenâ€" ette, together or separately. â€" Apâ€" ply Roonr 14, Reid Bloek. _ â€"24â€"25. The purpose is to make arrangeâ€" ments for sending delegates to the convention at Cochrane on June 25th, next. A meeting of the Timmins Federal Tiberal Assocmtum will be held on Tuesday the 23rd day of June, next in the basement of the New Empire Theatre at the hour of eight o‘clock in the evening. The purpose is to make arrangeâ€" Informal meetings for those interâ€" ested in Christian Science will be held every Sunday morning from 11 to 12 a.m. also Sunday School from 10 to 11 a.m. in the 1.0.0.F. Hall, Third Ave., Timmins. a Also every Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 5, at the home of Mrs. W. S. Macpherson, 49 Tamarack Street. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS GEXUINE BARGAINS at the Dre H. E. Montgomery, Clerk. .Nx ULINPb, BAnUALANS al the Uressâ€" makers Shopâ€"Baby Dresses in ginghams 50c¢c, each, children‘s yze 15¢,. each, children‘s pants 25¢. pair children‘s silk dresses $1.95 each, children‘s Swiss embroidery dresses $1.50 each, children‘s rompers from T5e. to $1.50 each, Boy‘s wash suits $1.75 each, Ladies‘ crepe nightâ€" dresses, $1.75 each, cotton $1.50 each, housedress $1.35 each, silk stockings 50¢. pair, kimona $1.75 each, vest and bloomers $1.25 per set, vest from 25¢. to 75¢,. each, bloomers T5e. each, silk camisoles 7T5e. each, princess slips $1.50 each, silk boudairie caps 75¢. each, good washing ginghams at 25c. yard. remnants of ginghams and crepes, 3 yd., lengths; blue crepe at 30¢e. yd., ecotton at 25¢. yd., chintz, at 25c. yd.; and many more bargains. It will pay you to give us a visit. 7 Mountjoy Street. ~Just at the bottom of Third Ave. 24 p. â€"24â€"25 p. FRIEND, BE THE OWNER OF THE HIGH GRADE, 21 JEWEL INâ€" SURED STUDEBAKER WATCH. Sold to ladies and Gents on easy monthly payment, or fair discount on cash. A postal card will make appointment. Local agent, A. M. Finn, P.O. Box 654, Timmins, Ont. office: 47%», Wilson Ave. TENDERS WANTED for finishing the grading and develling of the High School grounds. For particuâ€" lars apply to the Secretary, High School Board, 25% Fourth Avenue, Timmins. All desiring to tender should leave their names and adâ€" dresses with the Secretary before June 20th. 24 (G. JENKINS, Professor of Painoâ€" forte, has returned from England, and ‘has resumed his classes here. Students wishing to take up preâ€" liminary or advanced studies in painoforte should apply to G. Jenâ€" kins, 10 Cedar street, North. Piano Tuning also given expert attention. ~10â€"21 p. Mrs. Osborne 8. Williams and famâ€" ily wish to thank all relatives, friends and lodge members for their kindness and sy mpath\ at this time of bereaveâ€" ment. * Schumacher, June 16th, 1925 BUSINESS FOR SALEâ€"Prosperous meat business; full equipment fo" Jpeddling meat, including deliver; box, horse, counter and rig, seales refrigerator, meat, block, counter, tools, ete. _ Exgellept moneyâ€"makâ€" ing business built up. Will sell very reasonable, as owner has to give up business on account . of health. Apply to 61 Hollinger Two â€" Buildings at corner of Rea Street ‘and Commercial Avenue on Lot No. 258; same to be removed from site. Tenders received to June 25th, 1925, FARM FOR SALEâ€"155 acres; well improved; 20 acres cleared, and balance easy to clear. New twoâ€" storey dwelling and stable on proâ€" perty.. Convenient to school and grocery store. For particulars apâ€" ply to J. J. McGee, Sandy Falls, Timmins, Ont. _ 16â€"24p. FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"18 Cedar St., suitdible for machine shop, garage, blacksmith shop. Size 28 ‘"x 42. Apply B. F. Lennan, 60 Corner Elm and Broadway. )â€"12 FOR SALE:â€"â€"Tire Shop and upâ€"toâ€" date Valceanizing plant in centre of Town ; consisting of 5 Moulds, Tube Plate, Buffer, Grinder, Air Pump, and Tank, 2 Horse Power Motor, Tire Spreader. Tools, Tires _ and Agcessories. _ Only upâ€"toâ€"date Vulâ€" canizing business in Town. Apply to Box 1564, Sudbury, Ontario. ~â€"24 FOR RENTâ€"One room, No. 11 Reed Block, hot and cold water and all modern conveniences. Apply beâ€" tween 6 and 7 p.m. or phone 356. ., â€"â€"234 TWO ROOMS FOR RENTâ€"Suitable POR RENTâ€"One. furnished â€" Room with all conveniences; private home. Apply No. 3 Elm street South. ROOMS POR RENT : FURNISHED ROOMS Hot and cold water. Maple street North. FPIRST CLASS ROOM bath and phone. Aj St. South. TWO NICE BEDROOMS TO RENT Apply to 13 Pine Street ~â€"24 RENT. Furnished front room:; all conveniences, apply 49 Fifth A*ve. .‘ â€"24 p. during July, and August. Runâ€" ning water and all modern convenâ€" iences. Apply between 12.30 and 1.30 p.m., to Room 12 Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Block, Timmins. â€"23. for housekeeping; partly furnish ed. ~Apply 11 Elm St. North. "'-n ')4 1) conveniences. street, South CARD OF THANKS nCt Public Per H. Af. FRONT ROOM FOR RENT mm School Board Montgomery Aipply Apply 67 Birch â€"23â€"24 p. TO RENT.â€" Apply to 10 22â€"25p. with modern 77â€" Balsam â€"22â€"23 p. Secretary FOR SALE CHEAPâ€"One lot in Mattagamr Heights. Apply F. J. Kehoe, Barrister, Gordon Block FOR SALEâ€"BUILDING LOTS, 40° x 90‘, with lane at ear. Dry. Sitâ€" uated close to Timmins High School, on Montgomery Avenue. Electme light available. Reasonable prices. Terms. Apply 28 Cambrar Ave., Hollinger Townsite. â€"23â€"25 / p. FOUNDâ€"Three keys on a small brass ring. Owner may have same FOR SALEâ€"5 Roomed house with 2 lots; 1 corner lot; Best residential location in Timmins. ‘Apply to No. 6 Sixth Ave.. Timmins. ~orl. HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"Large house; HOUSE FOR SALE :â€"modern 6â€" roomed â€" house, with all conveniâ€" ences. Side drive and garage. Apply owner, 7 Hemlock St. â€"23â€"26 HOUSE FOR SALE. 4 rooms and upstairs, and one half acre ground suitable for garden. Bargain for cash. Apply No. 5 Rea St. north. Facing Cambrai west end. â€"23â€"25. HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"4 TO RENTâ€"5 Roomed Front Apartâ€" ment in Gordon Block, â€" Furnished For the months of July and August. Terms reasonable. Apply to Room 11 Gordon Block, after 4 p.m. TO _ RENTâ€"Would furnish a good bedroom and house privileges to a quiet and refined married , couple, middleâ€"aged preferred, every conâ€" venience provided, at â€" reasonable monthly _ rates. Apply _ Lady Laurier Hotel, Timmins, Ont. 24 tt. FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT with water and sink; in â€" Moneta New addition ; only $20.00 a month ; fifteen minutes from Hollinger and â€" Vipond. Can be occupied the twentieth of June. Apply No. 8 Kirby Avenue, Moneta. â€"23â€"24 p. TO RENTâ€"G6â€"roomed furnished house for summer months. All conveniâ€" ences and phone. Apply to Phone 2054 .J. «23. TO RENTâ€"Furnished â€" 6 roomed house; all conveniences; large shed and garage. Apply 5 Elm Street, South. â€"23â€"24, SHACK FOR RENTâ€"Apply B. Lenâ€" nan, 60, Corner of Elm and Broadâ€" way. PASTURAGEâ€"For horses or cattle. Apply E. C. Brewer, corner of Gilâ€" lies Street and Main Avenue, Timâ€" mins. 21â€"25p. TO RENTâ€"Two Plats over Star Cafe, 6 Cedar street, South.â€" Apply to D. W. O‘Sullivan, Marshallâ€"Ecoleâ€" stone Block, Timmins. ~22â€"24. TO RENTâ€"3â€"roomed House. ~Apply _ 205 Pine Street South. _ â€"24 p. TWO HOUSES FOR RENT. Apâ€" TO RENTâ€"Small â€" House at 48 Bannerman â€" Avenue. Apply to M. Greer, 38 Fourth Avenue. â€"24, choice black loam garden}; soil tien; large lots; easy terms, $15 down; with payment of #100 down, $25 monthly, with two rooms built on lot ; $300 to $500 down, $25 monthly, 4 room house on lot. Why pay reat and nothing left to . show fon it. (Greatest chance for a good garden which saves a big part of living. One party had $60 worth of potatoes off half a lot. Have the fine satisâ€" faetion, you own your propéerty. Situated north of Hollinger houses, next to Floral Park. See me at Veteran House, R. Waite, Timâ€" mins, Ont. â€"10 by calling for them Office, y two blocks east of Mattagami River. _A bargain. Apply for particulars to A. C. Brown, Barrisâ€" ter, etc., 28% Third Avenue. â€"24â€"25 OSE _ ROl mALMLâ€"4 â€" rooms. Good bargain for quick sale. Apâ€" ply 87 Fifth Avenue. â€"24 p. ply to 109 Pine Street ED T Furnis} TOOHl y Houss XT from at rom Augus Must have Apply J. M. ‘Ant .04 WANTED GTIRI YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS â€" BOOKKEEPER. Can â€" do Stenography, or any office work. Good education, and â€" references. 193 Van Horne Street, Toronto, (Ont. «< uT â€" CANVASSER WANT ary. Apply Birrell Academy, St. Onge GIKRL WANTED FOR HOUSEWORK. Apply Mrs. Hel perin, 74 Fifth Avenue. â€"~20 RUSSELL HOUSEâ€"ROOM AND BOARDâ€"Hot and Cold_ Water. Rates $9.00 per week and up. CGiood accommodation. Phone 275â€"W. No. 2 Wilson Avenue, cor. Mountâ€" joy, â€"53â€"3p. POSITION _ WANTED:â€"As Boul\- ' keepex and Stenographer; 2 years‘ experience; references. Apply to P.,0. Box 668, South Poreupine, ()nt . 24â€"2013. FOR SALEâ€"Slabs, 16 inches, green and dry. Green, $4.50 per dJload. Dry, $5.00 per load. Guaranteed every load over two cords. Apply Jos. Gowlet, No. 80 Fifth Avenue, or Phone 584 W. â€"22â€"29 p, FOR SALEâ€"Electric Stove; 4 burâ€" ners; oven; in good condition ; comâ€" plete with connections, switches, etec. National. Used four months only. Cost $150.00. . Will sell at a big reduction. Apply to 0. Seguin, 69 Maple Street South, or P. 0. Box 70, Timmins. Phone 254 W. FOR SALEâ€"A new suite, Davenport and two arm chairs; also a wood burning Heater; cheap for cash. Apply at 46 Cambrai Ave., Timâ€" mins. 4 ~19â€"24p, FURNITURE FOR SALEâ€"Early Closing Cards FOR â€" SALEâ€"Living room, â€"dining room, kitchen, and bedroom furniâ€" ture. Also typewriter, _ dishes, sealers, ete. Call at 22 Tamarack, Phone 463. sn :A +4 FOR â€"SALEâ€"Mandolin and In good condition. Also, V ter 22 Rifle â€" A "OR SALEâ€"Lady‘s taupe Broadcloth Velour Suit; silk lined, size 36, in good condition. Never worn in Timmins. â€" Bargain. _ Apply to 40 Vimy Road between 10 and 12 in morning,. 23â€"24p 1024 FOR SALEâ€"One Underwood Typeâ€" writer. Apply E. Donald Smith, Barrister, Goldfields Theatre Bldo. FOR SALE : 45 FOR SALEâ€"Piano, field and Stove. ; R. Ferguson, over treal, Timmins. FPOR FOR SALE FOR SALEâ€"Piano FURNITURE â€" FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FPOR SALE. _ Apply 5 Elm St. South. â€"24 work and care of children,. App to Mrs. M. Bowie, 18 Sixth Avent Timmins. N URNITURE FOR â€" SALEâ€"Fumed Dining Room Table and Chairs, Dresser and Washstand, Solid Oal Davenport 4‘6‘‘, Desk, Kitchen stove. . Apply back of 58 Third Avenue. for sale at 25¢. each. Also "‘For Sale,‘‘ ‘‘To Rent,‘‘ and other cards in stock. The Advance Office, Timmins. â€"1.8 School POSITIONS WANTED 24 CHEVROLET TOURING CAR FOR SALEâ€"Just overhauled. Apâ€" ply P.0. Box 190 or Sixth . house from â€"Publicâ€" Schnmaahar Jiv SALE: 45 House Plants in firs#@ class shape and priced low, 108 Spruce street, South. 2+3 L io ette, 16â€"ft., practically new ply 13 Gordon Block. (h ing Road Mrs. â€" Woodrow Schumacher. Motor, 550 \"1_)“8 Cyeles, Amps 15. Laurier Hotel. Tin ARTICLES FOR SALE wWOOD FOR SALE W WACCE H MV Repeating Rifle. Apply to y Avenue, east of High ublic Scehool, Schumacher, -:.).4 ]) M Apply 30 Hemlock St Lh 30 Yolts, 25 â€"H..â€"P.,. 25 nps 15. Apply to Lady otel, Tirmins, Ont. 24 tf. pposIt W ANTEDâ€"Good sal ano, Radio, Chesterâ€" e. . Apply to Mrs. C,. over Bank of Monâ€" 5. P it i pp irrell â€"Bell, Onge Block ANOE, Indian Lo OR for gent Apply Meintyre SALE. Apply Fourth Avenue ":24 I}q L and _ case, Also, Winchesâ€" (h rod rockerâ€"Wheeler Osyp )E Tamarack â€"23â€"24 p argain. V imy â€"24 p. â€"24 p Tj