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For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column TIMMINS BRANCH, * SsOUTH PORCUPINE BRANCH, Anything You V alue Things you value should be protectâ€" ed. Few homes have protection for important papers and securities. A Safety Deposit Box in the Bank may be secured for as little as $3 per year. A Safety Deposit Box is your pro- tection. IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA D. SUTHERLAND, Manager. J., PAUL MICHAUD, Manager. The Porcupine Advance, Timmins, Ont., Thurs., Nov. 12th. 1925 The flaming cross, the symbol of the Ku Klux Klan, was burned on the knoll across from the C.N.R. tracks at North Bay last Wednesday, signifyâ€" ing that the Klan has been duly orâ€" gcanized in the baby city. The Klan claims to have 200 to 250 members at North Bay, it is stated by The Nugget. A number of the influenâ€" tial men of the city are members, acâ€" cording to the same authority, which adds that the white robes and helâ€" mets have been ordered for the memâ€" bers, but because of the rapid growth of the organization in Canada, it has been impossible to get the orders filled. GEOLOGY OF THE NORTH A report by Dr. W. H. Colling on the geology of the north shore of Lake Huron has ben publishd by the Lake Huron has been published â€"by the Geological Survey of Canada. It presents the results of a detailed examination _ of, ‘the lithological, structural, and stratigraphic features of the Precambrian rocks underlying the area and of the age relations of the different systems. The section of country studied includes the type Huronian area and the report will consequently prove of intense interâ€" est to students of Precambrian geoâ€" logy. Descriptions are also given of the deposits of gold, copper, and other economic minerals. Copies jof this report may be had on application: to the Director, Geological Survey, Otâ€" tawa. Judge Hawley 8. Mott, of the Juâ€" venile Court of Toronto, was a visitor last week to several Northern Onâ€" tario towns, including Haileybury, Cobalt and New Liskeard. At each of the places visited Judge Mott had opportunity to address public gatherâ€" ings of one sort or another. At Cobalt he was a guest®=at luncheon of the Kiwanis Club. In his address, there was much that should set people in general thinking, and especially appeal to parents. In reference to Judge Mott‘s call at New Liskeard, The Speaker says :â€" JUVENILE COURT JUDGE PAYS VISIT TO THE NORTH, NORTH BAY BRANCH OF KU KLUX KLAN ORGANIZED. Last week too late for publication in the last issue The Advance was furnished with much information reâ€" garding Basketball for the season. All games are to be held in the High School Gymnasium, at 8.30 p.m. In each case the first named team is the Home team. (5) Age limit for Juniors 20 years on Dec. 3l1st. Basketball in Timmins is apparently away to a good start, #nd with capable officials in charge of the direction of the sport. Mr. F. Wolno, of the Holâ€" linger Machine Shop, is chairman. Mr., H. Chittenden, of the Hollinger Mechanical Department is the chairâ€" man of the Senior Basketball; Mr. J. Blackshaw, of the Intermedlate and Mr, Henry, of the Junior. (1) Two twenty minute periods with 10 minutes intermission. (2) The referee‘s word shall be final, and there shall be no appeal from it. A referee may be chosen from a senior team that is not playing if both teams are agreeable. (3) All players shall be registered with the Secretary of the Asscciation before the second round of games. (4) Players wishing to transfer must secure consent of Executive of league. The following is the SENIOR Basâ€" ketball schedule as drawn up :â€" The following are the rules of the games :â€"â€" ' Senior games to start at 8.30 p.m. Games are to be played on Tuesdays and Fridays at the High School Gymâ€" nasium. Junior games to start at 7.30 p.m. Games to be played on the same evenâ€" ings as the Senior games and at the same place. Intermediate games to start at 7.00 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Thursdays or Monâ€" days at the Hollinger Recreation Hall. Each Senior Basketball team shall be responsible for the promotion and regulation of a Junior Basketball team. Basketball Association Schedules to December 1| List of Senior and Junior Games. â€" Rules to Govern the Games. Intermediate Schedule to be Issued Shortly. Other Details Regarding Basketball in Timmins. Tuesday, Nov. 3â€"Hol. Ree. Club vs. â€"nonenonenensnenenensnonentsnienen Snenenesnenensnenenen Mr. A. W. Pickering spert the Thanksgiving holiday at Cochrane, Ont. Tuesday, Dec. 1â€"Night School vs. High School. Friday, Dec. 4â€"Junior Shops vs. Night Scehool. Night School. Friday, Nov. 6â€"Masons vs. Hol. Ree. Club. Tuesday, Dec. 8â€"High School Hol. Ree. Club. Tuesday, Nov. 10â€"Ramblers vs. Night School. Friday, Nov. 13â€"Night School vs. Masons, Tuesday, Nov. 17â€"Hol.| Ree. vs. Ramblers. Friday, Nov. 20â€"Junior Shops vs. High School. Tuesday, Nov. 24â€"Night School vs. Hol. Rec. Club. Friday, Nov. 27â€"Hol. Ree. Club vs. Junior Shops. Friday, Dec, 11â€"High School Junior Shops. A schedule for Intermediate Basketâ€" ball will be drawn up shortly. Friday, Nov. 20â€"Masons vs. Ramâ€" blers, Friday, Nov. 6â€"Junior Shops vs. Hol. Ree. Club. Tuesday, Nov. 10â€"High School vs. Night School. Friday, Nov. 13â€"Night School vs. Junior Shops. Tuesday, Nov, 17â€"Hol. Ree. Club vs. High School. Tuesday, Nov. 24â€"Night School vs. Hol. Ree. Club., All games are scheduled for 7.30 p.m. at the High School Gymnasium. Friday, Nov, 27â€"Hol. Ree. Club vs. Masons. Tuesday, Dece. 1â€"Night School vs. Ramblers. Friday, Dec. 11â€"Ramblers vs. Masons. The following is the JUNIOR Basâ€" ketball schedule :â€" Tuesday, Nov. 3â€"Hol. Ree. Club vs. Night School, Tuesday, Dec. 8â€"Ramblers vs. Hol. Rece. Club. Friday, Dec. 4â€"Masons vs. Night School, Applications for Agencies invited from reliable men who are dissatisfied with their present earning power and have ambition to build up a business for themselves. The Life Insurance Business represents one of the finest openings in Canada toâ€"day and every year an increasing volume of business is written. dress applications for Agencies to: The Ontario Equitable Life and Accident. Insurance Co., P. O. Box 512, New Liskeard, Ont. All Applications treated as strictly Confidential. Insurance in force in Northern Ontario approximately ONE MILLION DOLLARS, For the Maximum Inâ€" surance at Usual Canaâ€" dian Rates. See Our Agent about Our ‘‘Proâ€" tector‘‘ Policy. 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