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Miners and Mine Owners SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER EVERY SUNDAY Empire Hotel Orchestra in attendance UR Savings Department is at the disâ€" posal of miners â€"to mineâ€"owners we offer efficient and prompt service in all departments of banking. Transfers of funds by telegraph and cable promptly executed with the absolute secrecy that is the inviolable rule of this Bank. Our local manager welcomes consultation. T TIMMINS BRANCH, U i# 0 O# # # # # Acquisition by the Dome of another property in the Poreupine area brings the territory now held by the Dome Mines Limited, outside of their preâ€" sent workings, to something in excess of 1,000 acres. Indeed, one of the enâ€" couraging features for the town of South Poreupine and the east porâ€" tion of Tisdale has been the steady accumulation in the last year or two by Dome of properties to the north and east of its present operations. It is known that Dome was the sucâ€" cessful bidder of Poreupine Lake which went under the hammer about two years ago. The lake bed itself covers between 500 and 600 acres, and from indications, which are reâ€" ported to have been found during the operations of the Hunter Mine in the early days of Whitney Townâ€" ship, it is believed to be extremely valuable mining land. DOME ROLOINGS NOW ARE ONE THOUSAND ACRES Claim Recently Reported as Acquired from Mr. W. 8. Edwards. HOW D‘YE FEEL ‘*Corkin‘,"‘‘ said the bottle. ‘‘Rotten,"‘‘ said the apple. ‘*Punk,""‘ said the firecracker. ‘*Fine,"‘‘ said the judge. *First rate,"‘ said the postmaster. ‘‘Grand,‘‘ said. the piano. ‘‘Keen,"‘ said the knife. ‘‘Ripping,"‘‘ said the trousers. ‘‘Juicy,"‘‘ said the orange. ‘‘All done up,"‘‘ said the shirt. â€"Powell River Digester. Acting Manager. The sympathetie visitor applied his handkerchief to his eyes. ‘"‘I‘m the landlord,‘‘ he sobbed. ‘«‘Madam,‘‘ he said in a broken voice, ‘‘I wish to draw your attenâ€" tion to the terrible plight of a poor family in this district. The father is dead, the mother is too ill to work, and the nine children are starving. They are about to be turned into the cold streets unless someone pays their â€"rent, which amounts to fifty dollars."‘* *‘*How terrible!‘‘ _ exelaimed â€" lady. *‘May I ask who vou are ago. They parted in 1912 and Smith afterwards lived with Mildred Rosenâ€" field. It is claimed by plaintiff that up to the time of his death, or shortâ€" ly before it, Smith owned a half milâ€" lion shares of Mutual shaâ€" res, and that he put all these in the name of Mildred Smith. He also owned 250,000 shares in the Mikado Mines,. it is said. It is set out in the statement of claim that a year before he died Smith became a victim of pernicious anaemia, and that during his illness, and after his death, Milâ€" dred Rosenfield sold large quantities of the Mutual shares. Nince Smith died, it is alleged, Mildred Rosenâ€" field has procured 8. Rosenfield, whom ske claims as her brother, to take Smith‘s place as manager of the company."‘ The Northern News last week had the following item of interest to many in this district :â€" Anpther Evidence of the KKK., or the Work of a Practical Joker CLAIMED THAT WOMAN sSOLD SHARES NOT HERS. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. FIERVY GROSG BUAAtD ON GATURDAY NIGHT HERE *A legal battle involving, among other things, the ownerslnp of a large number of shares in the Poreupine Mutual Gold Mines and the Mikado Mines, has developed in Toronto over the estate of the late Arthur C. Smith, who died in the city last May, and who was manager of the Mutual Comâ€" pany. A matrimonial tangle also has to be straightened out, as it is alleged Smith hdd separated from his wife and was living with another woman. Now the Toronto General Trust Co., is suing the latter woman and also the mining company, and Mildred Rosenfield will have to account for many shares she is said to have sold, accoryling to a decision of Mr. Justice Lennox, ~who referred the matter to the Master in Chambers. It is claimed that Mildred Rosenfield had wrongâ€" fully assumed the name of \Illdred Smith, and plaintiffis also allege that Arthur Smith used the name Milâ€" dred Smith only as a nom de plume, and that he never had any intention of giving his propemty to the Rosenâ€" field woman. According to the stateâ€" ment of claim, Smith married Helen Rooks Vosberg in Buffalo 27 years eral was that so long as the KKK. went along without interference with the rights of others, it would be left alone the same as any other legitiâ€" mate association, but if it proved to be what its detractors claimed,â€" lawless or offensive to others,â€"it would be sternly suppressed. the receâ€" rector‘s for her ‘ in 0 *n *n " *s *e *a o *o o o n nb 96 e 6 e e e 0 s e s e e e e e e e e o 0 e s s s a o i i i o n n t t e e e i e o e e . . 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British capital interested 6t A .A A% t t (A% o uis 2b s ts 29. 28. 2% . 2* ie ue e ie Ne h l e e ie ie e e ie tel se b 000 0000000000’00.0"0. 000 00000 # 000 000 000 000 0.0 000 0000: 0’000.0 00000000 ut . ,*® L BAITIGH ARE IMPRESSED BV MINES IN DNTARIO Saturday evening late, or Sunday morning early, Gray‘s Drug Store, Wilson Ave. was burglarized. The chief loss was in fountain pens and Eversharp penceils taken, about $100 worth of goods in these lines being carried away. Some liquor was also missing when the burglary was disâ€" covered. Entry was made to the store through the fanlight over the window at the side of the building. As the opening is not very large, it would appear to be the work of a boy or boys, though it also seems evident that some adults must have assisted to help the smaller person through the fanlight window. This is the seeâ€" ond time this method has been used recently to enter the store, and the third that the store has been burglarâ€" ized in the past few weeks. The polâ€" ice are working on the case, and have some clews that may result in the discovery of the gullty party or parties. _ * #"a" y s #% .0 # %*,¢ ozo' * * '0 #Â¥ _# $ L *4 4 Sir Wilfred Hamilton Grant Anxâ€" ious to Create Britishâ€"Canadian Market. oo *, 37 h *A 29. tC ®L 29 w ©100000000000000000 b 0000’0 0’00’0 000 000 0. The London market had had its trials during the last twelve months, Sir Alfred said, and there were other attmactions just now, such as rubber. It was hoped, however, steadily to awaken interest in London in the great possibilities of Northern Ontâ€" ario as an investment field for the British eapital interested in mining. n Canadl in explor: risks, hbu treatment The \ Li THIRD RECENT ROBBERY AT GRAYV‘S DRUG STORE w North Limited Timmins | C v ........................ ddoctoctootes 4* 444 * 4+ 40 00 00 0,0 00 0 s o aPoatastesteste s ...............................".:.:.:.*::‘.‘..‘.:.:........' 0 * 0 .0 020 uPn P o P e e e ataata abaataate ate ote etaate ate ate ate ate etaate ate en ataata dn atente *4 aAte OGRAl . he said. Bi Canadian im exploration, ‘but to Four Stores in the North t of the mining group he is connected was to il Angloâ€"Canadian marâ€" British capital interested mining would be utilized n, ‘‘taking the inevitable o establish equality of The Geo. Taylor Hardware 4 to 10 ft fencths 32 wide 36 thick oo s the north of Swastika is to be clearâ€" ed and put under way for construeâ€" tion this fall. Tenders are now being called for the clearing of the rightâ€" ofâ€"way to a point some twentyâ€"three miles north of Kenogami Lake. A portion of this is already cut out and will be cleared of stumps, the tenders asked for being for the stumping, gtrubbing and burning 33 feet in width from Swastika to a point about four miles north of Kenogami Lake. From this point the tenders asked are for the cutting and burning of a section of 13 miles, 66 feet in width, to a point in Benoit Township. All this work is to be finished before Januâ€" ary Ist, 1926, This will make thuis stretch leadv for «rradmz next sumâ€" mer and will fill in a gap that has prevented motoring through to the more northerly parts of the district. Considerable progress has been made on the sections of the road between North Bay and Latchford and more will be done next summer, so that in the course of another year or two, we may expect the long looked for highâ€" way connecting Temiskaming and Cochrane Districts with the older parts of the province to be finally completed."" *A stretch of the trunk road to The Hailyburian last week made the following reference in connection with the construction of the North Land Trunk Road :â€" OPENING PART OF TRUNK ROAD FROM SWASTIKA "A CHAIN QOFJSERVICE ~" 000000000000000000000.000000000-‘000’-000000000000..-0000 0.000000090000000000000000000000000000..00000000000000000000:0:0‘0’0:.:0‘0:0‘0‘0‘0 000000000.000 0:3300..:0‘.‘0‘.}‘0:0:. .00‘0.000”’ chic Toner McDonald, Duncan Gray or J. M. Hackett Small . Amount of Keefer Placer Syndicate Stock Offered. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY I know where you can get a good ken dinner for 15 cents."‘ Where?‘* asked the epicurean. At the feed store."" The Fireproof Wallboard Following the assays taken by Mr. Lamble of our Keefer claims, last August and the examination made by Dr. Sloan whose reports were most encouraging, the Keefer Placer Syndicate has decided to carry on a developing programme through the winter when it will be possible to get in supâ€" plies and materials. The Keefer Placer Syndicate wish to inform the public that they are placing a small amount of their Stock for Sale. The par value of these Shares is One Dollar and we are offering same at Ten Cents a Share. Anyone wishing to secure a portion of these Shares can obtain them throughâ€" II Better "walls and ceilings Peffects can be obtainâ€" ed through the use of Gyproc Wallboard. Gyproc walls and ceilings can be painted, tinted or papered the same as any plastered wall. It is absolutely fireproof and a wonderful insulator against heat or cold. Because of its unshrinkable and nonâ€"warping qualities, "Gyproc‘ can be used on the walls and ceilings of the most costly homes. Unlike ordinâ€" ary wallboard, Gyproc stays put regardless of temperature to which it is subjected, formâ€" ing a beautiful, perfectly flat surface without a wrinkle or roll. Write for a sample of Gyproc and Booklet. GORDON BL OCK Oflice moved to Residence Room 30, Goldfields Hotel P.O. Box 652, Timmins. William 0. Langdon Barrister, Solicitor, etc. Opposite Dr. Moore‘s Office PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT and AUDITTOR Cobalt Cochrane New Liskeard Timmins 3 ¢ .0’ M 0 4#4"% #‘e0‘s wÂ¥ w t 5+ #"040"% C‘es‘e es 29. 0:0 0:0 As 0000 #"% C t y *# _¢ %,* «"% # #.%¢+"s # :1 .C .00 #* #* %#4 # “. # # + # #4 # «# # # *4 * te 4 #4 *4 2 o *#*4 *4 # # *# 4 #+* #4 s*"* 4. *®. * s ‘s**s**s # 3 .“ #4 #4 3, $ .“ #"« t 0.0. # *.,3 0 #%"4 # #*‘%