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Dec. 14â€"Ascania from Halifax to Plymouth, Cherbourg and London member Willard Battery men Percy Youlten, 28 Main Ave. (late of Gunnislake, Cornwall, Eng.) Appointed Agent for the Cunard Line and Anchorâ€"Donaldson Line. Shipping Notice Piano Tuning and Repairs a Specialty. A Trial will suffice. Orchestr: GEO. E. HALE (Professor of Music) 73 A4th Ave. Timmins All Students of Music should note that the above Academy is now open for students in all grades for the following subjects:â€"Piano, Organ, Voiee, Theory and Harmony, ete. Pupils perpared for all examinations connected with the recognized Conservatories of Canada. Classics and Popular Music. Thurs., Nov. 26th, 1925 Cimmins Mcademy of Music SERVICE on ALL Makes of Batteries ~4A3â€"46p. Orchestra Provided for All Occasions. Call or Write. We‘re setting a new record for battery value. Here‘s what weoffer: An Allâ€"Rubber Case â€"A Charged boHEtry Batâ€" teryâ€"Threaded Rubber Inâ€" sulation. And all for the m of a woodâ€"case battery. we show it to you? First there is a summary of the reâ€" ceipts and expenditures from Nov. 15th, 1924, to Dec. 3l1st 1924. In this summary the receipts are shown as $165,351.44, for this period., The reâ€" ceipts include:â€" tax arrears, $22,206. Last week the annual printed finâ€" ancial statements of the Town â€" of Timmins were issued in pamphlet form, summarizing the receipts and expenses for the year. Financial Statement for Town of Timmins For Year From January 1st to November 15th, 1925, Town Took in $271,892.98 in This Year‘s Taxes. Summary of the Various Receipts and Expenditures From November 15th, 1924 to November 15th, 1925. Satisfaction Given. Assets, â€" passiveâ€"cement _ walks, $56,079.89 y plank walks, $5,429.60; fire dept. equipment, $24,495.14; fire dept., premises, $17,056.31; fire dept, equipment, (Townsite), $1,279. 31; real estate, $8,216.41i; municipal The statement of assets and liabiliâ€" ties for the Town, as at Nov. 15th, 1925, is given as follows:â€"â€" Assets, liquidâ€"cash in treasurer‘s hand, $100.00 ; cash in bank, $1,656.93 ; water â€" rates, uncollected, $237.45; taxes, uncollected, $108,695.21; fuel on hand and materials on hand, $9, 000.00 ; $1,678.71; fines refunded, $300.00; liability insurance, $3,256.91; Wilson Avenue pavement, $36,793.39; band stand, $798.25; license refunds, $421. 34; assessment, 1925, $1,250.00; fire dept., equipment, $5,724.37; bank loans retired, $510,200.00 ; Mrs. Bissoâ€" nette, damages, $635.00 ; miscellaneous $505,.35, payments, $400.00; rebates on taxes, $1,454.38; donations, $2,555.75; pubâ€" lic library, $3,750.00; fire hall, conâ€" struction, $4,290.62; office equipment, $421.65; water, Hollinger Gold Mines, The disbursements total $929,479.60 credit balance in bank, Nov,. 15th, 1925 $1,6056.03; total, $931,130.53. The disbursements include, for the period, Jan. 1st, to Nov. 15th, 1925 salaries and allowanees, $10,456.25; waterworks construction, $10,651.94; sewers construction, $17,015,64 ; waterworks maintenance, $17,959.063; sewers, maintenance, $4,227.04; house sewer connections, $5,520.60 board of health, garbage, $12,500.00; board of health, incinerator, $6,169.34 ; board of health, sundries, $6,633.84; public school, on account, $46,872.87; high school, on account, $20,000.00; separâ€" ate school board, on account, $46,000. 00; pavements, $10,286.68; streets, maintenance, $33,234.93; debentures, prineipal, $11,481.87; _ debentures, interest, $15,145.89; bank interest, $10,697.59; engineering dept., $4,387. 87; printing, advertising and stationâ€" ery, $781.68; fire dept., maintenance, $18,414.77; police dept., maintenance, $20,356.93; office maintenance, $270. T8: charity and relief, $18,349.99; municipal building, $894.51; stamps,l $764.40; concrete walks, $1,411.55;| legal expenses, $557.39; housing re-l 24; houge sewer connections, $740.00 ; housing receipts, $40.00; bank loans, $138,200.00; miscellaneous, $390.11; total, $165,351.44. The expenditures for the period, Nov. 15th, 1924 to. Dec. 3lst. 1924, include the following:â€"salaries and allowanees, $1705.00; waterworks construction, special, $6,572.64; sewâ€" ers construction, special, $7,215.88; waterworks, maintenance, $6,502.04; house sewers connections, $2,406.76; sewers maintenance $255.63; board of health, garbage, $2,500.00; board of _ health, _ incinerator, _ $454.41; board of health, sundries, $1,131.40; high sechool, on aceount, $5,000.00 ; public school on account, $11,000.00; separate school, on account, $12,000.00 paving, $693.82; streets, maintenance, $2,847.33; debentures, prineipal, $18, 579.44 ; debentures, interest, $15,970.01 interest on loans, $869.10 ; engineering dept., $838.00; legal expenses, $248. 46; printing, advertising and station-‘ ery, $185.21; fire dept. maintenance, $3,539.50;, police dept., maintenance, $3,37(.64; charity, $2,402.75; bank loans retired, $10,000.00; transient traders‘ rebates, $106.40; taxes reâ€" funded, $157.84; purchase of Stingle corner, $2,000.00; liability insurance, $450.00; cement walks, $167.17; municipal _ building, _ maintenance, $138.67; â€" miscellaneous, _ $448.81; total, $119,763,91; debit ‘balance at bank, Nov. 15th, 1924, $38,885.99; credit balance at bank, Dec. 3l1st, 1924, $6,691.54; cash on hand $10.00 ; total, $165,351.44; 02; tax interest, $185.44; transient traders‘ licenses, $375.00; general l1â€" censes $154.50; police court fines and refunds, $1489.13; water rates, $1,571. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. tS balance at $38,885.99 ; Dec. 31st, house board board board public Mr. J. Lonsdale, a wellâ€"known figâ€" ure in Cobalt, died last week, aged 70 years. He had resided in the Silâ€" ver Town for twenty years. At one time he conducted a teaming and contracting business but for the past eight years he had been in charge of the town team for the municiâ€" pality. A widow, four sons, and three daughters survive. The Edmonton Journal touches on an interesting feature in regard to the voting at elections, saying:â€" When the popular vote is comâ€" piled, it will be found that in most of the provinces the ballots cast for the different parties are out of all proportion to the seats obtained by them. There is nothing like the preponderance of Liberals in Queâ€" bee, or Conservatives in Ontario that the bare returns indicate. In Saskatâ€" chewan no Conservative candidates have been elected, but the candidates dates of that party, according to figures available in Regina yesterday, polled over 48,000 votes, only about 1,000 less than did the Progressive nominees, six of whom have been elecâ€" ted. The Liberal total was placed at 72,658 and that party has won 15 seats. With a good attendance present, the best of music and a enjoyable programme, the first dance held by Arbutus Chapter, Order of the Eastâ€" en Star, last Friday evening in the Masonic Hall here was one of the enâ€" joyable events this fall. The Hall was tastefully decorated for the occaâ€" sion. The music for the dancing was such that it won commendation on all sides, Mr. Ted Whaley the leader, and the A. 8. D. Orchestra responding to the insistent encores with a very favourable generosity. Besides the usual waltzes and fox trots, a Paul Jones, under the direction of Mr. R. Hoggarth, made a decided hit. The refreshments served during the evenâ€" ing were one of the features on a splendid programme. The success refreshments served during the evenâ€" ing were one of the features on a esplendid programme. The suceess and good time all enjoyed at this, the first dance of Arbutus Chapter, O E. S., augurs well for the success of any more held by this organization in the future. Timmins curlers are looking forward to a happy season of the royal roarin‘ game. This week the work of flooding the rink was started, and with favâ€" ourable weather and conditions it will not be long ‘before the curling will be on again full foree. Last season curlâ€" ing achieved the greatest popularity here, and it is expected that this seaâ€" son it will be equally popular. SsUCCESSFUL DANCE BY ORDER OF EASTERN STAR 015.64; fire team $500.00; Wilson Avenue paving, $36,793.39 ; band stand $798.25. Total liquid and passive assets, $963,345.99. Liabilities, currentâ€"Imperial Bank loans, $75,000.00 ; debentures, principâ€" al and interest, maturing, $19,416. 60; accounts due and unpaid, $2,622. T1; payroll, $4,443.75; Hollinger Mine, water $950.79 ; provinceial treasâ€" urer, housing, $40.00. Total, 102, 463.85. Liabilities, bonded _ debt,â€"waterâ€" works, $198,574..85; cement \\all\s, $41,543.41;, incinerator, $7,522.9 sewers, $143,663.72; pavements, ‘I~64, 689.63; disposal plant, $51,233.78; total, $507,128.28. Exeess of assets over liabilities, $353,753.86. CURLERS LOOKING FORWARD TO PLEASANT SEASON building, $11,641.95; jail equipment, $473.67; waterworks system, $328, 112.68; _ sewerage system, â€" 159, 001.07 incinerator, $11,100.00; office equipment, $2,184.66; telephone line to pump station, “33)4 00 ; fire chief‘s residence, $1500.00 ; pohee chief‘s reâ€" sidence, $4,000.00; works team, $400. 00; cemetery building, $1029.50; disâ€" posal plant equipment, $53,616.86; engineering dept. equipment. $200.00; band instruments, $1,000.00; town scales, $508.27; store house, $800.00; tools, $2,150.00; road _ equipment, $5,345.00; paving and storm sewers, $179,705.26 ; park $737.00; waterworks, new, $10,651.94; sewers,, new, $17, CURIOSITY IN REGARD TO VOTES IN ELECTIONS _ is prepared to redeem the above bonds in full at maturity, without charge; at any of its Branches in Canada. For the convenience of owners of the bonds, the Bank of Montreal wili accept the bonds at any time prior to December 1st, and will make payment in each case on Dec:mber 1st, either by issuing a cheque or by placing the amount to the owner‘s credit in the books of the Bank, as the owner may desire. MATURING 1st DECEMBER, 1925 [THE BANK OF MONTREAL, under authority of the Minister of Finance, DOMINION OF CANADA WAR LOAN BONDS v* @ *4 @ © +4 @, © *4 #4 # #* # @, © #4 * 4 #4 w* # #* # #* % #4 + *4 * *% #4 * l *4 *# *# #4 * @ ##4 * # #4 *# 4 #% #,. * * "% #4 #4 #. 4 *4 * L #4 #@ n Cns #, 4 #4 * © #4 @ 4 *4 #@ * + #4 @ < #4 #@ # *4 # 4 #* *# + *4 #@ < *4 * # #4 #@ sls *4 # + #* *# <+ *4 + ** #.,* + *#* @ + #* # *4 #@ 4 #4 #@ + *4 * * ..’..z. * aa*®a a e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e s e s s * 4944 n l n sns aa na na i ns 00 0899020900408 20 00880898 BLACK CHEWINE TOBACCO Earn and Save JOHN L. HUNT, Opposite Goldfields Hotel TIMMINS wC 6 C eP 8 To# o tef vC~ FR% tm V e 3 W C " BRONCHITIS «LA GRIPPEâ€" PNEUMONIA SIMMS, HOOKER DREW INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES (Agents for Confederation Life Association). Houses and Lots for Sale on Terms. THE QONLY GENUINE IS PERBRY DAVIS PAINKILLER AVING is just as important as earning, for earning is but of the present, while saving is assurance of future security and the foundation of prosperity. The Dominion Bank protects the funds of its depositors by the prudent management of experienced officers. REAL ESTATE TIMMINS BRANCH, Acting Manager.