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George Ham, for nearly a third of a century a sort of Envoy Extraorâ€" dinary for the Canadian Pacific Railâ€" way, died last week at Montreal, old in years but young in heart, worn by life‘s burden but unwearied in spirit. He had the gift of eternal youth,â€" humoriz. To those who knew him the loss iz in his death. To those who missed his acquaintance, the loss was $n their lives, He was a many worth Enowinzg,â€"claver, capable, cheerful, the best of company and the most helpful of friends. For a generation he was the official reception committee of the Canadian Pacific Railway for all visitors to this Dominion. Every distinguished guest coming to Canada in thirty years past met George Ham, was entertained by George Ham, and counted George Ham as a personal friend. He had a wealth of all sorts of attractive knowledge, an everâ€" flowing fund of humour, a neverâ€"failâ€" ing cheerfulness and the happiest colâ€" lection of stories. â€" To all he gave wenerously from his rare treasure bhouse of gifts. Potentates from Asia, immigrants from Europe, scientists, simple folk, small farmers, big busiâ€" ness men, politicians, priests, teachers, children, newspapermen, royalty,â€" all met on common ground in appreâ€" ciating George Ham. They were all the same to George Ham, and he was the same to each and all of them. Born in Trenton in 1847, he saw Canada change and grow and prosper, and his part was no small one in making not only for advancement but for happiness. His was a rare petrâ€" sonality. He was an asset to the railway he served and the country he loved. IMPROPER ATTITUDE SHOWN TOWARDS LAW. One of the chief evils of laws that unnecessarily interfere with personal liberty is that the consequent lack of popular support leads to general disâ€" respect of law. The remedy, however, is for all the people to so respect law that they will refuse to perpetuate laws that can not be respected. Many a man, however, who seorns the Ontario Temperance Act, refused to take the trouble to even vote against it at the time of the plebescite on the question. No section of the O.T.A. should be broken. _ The whole thing should be smashed. Office 26 A Tew York newspaper quotes the wife of one of the Whittemore bandit gang as saying:â€"‘‘I did not know that my husband was a criminal. He gave me lots of money, but I thought he made it selling w hiskey." GEORGE HAM RESTS AFTER MANY WEARING JOURNEYS. Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Thursday, April 22nd, 1926 Originally a newspaperman,â€"and one of the brightest and best of his day,â€"he evidenced his shrewdness by getting into anther line of business. As a register of deeds at Selkirk, Manitoba, many years ago, he gave faithful and careful public service. But he did not like the work. ‘‘I would rather be a registrar of misâ€" g@eeds,‘‘ he said, and back he went to newspaper work. â€" From newspaper work he graduated into the service of the Canadian Pacific Railway Comâ€" pany, and he became one of the great institutions of that great institution. He escorted parties of all kinds across Canada. He was not a guide; he was not a publicity man; he was not an entertainer. He was all these and more. â€" His official position was always a sort of mystery that needed no solyâ€" ing. â€" Once asked as to what his exact position was he replied: **Obh, THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1926 Canada â€" United States Published every Thursday by Owner and Publisher. Subscription Rates: Telephones : Residence 70. $2.00 $3.00 year year a friend telegraphed him in rather eurt manner to come to Winnipeg and address a public meeting there. George Ham‘s telegram in reply was pointed : ‘* Where is Winnipeg? Are the natives Christians or Grits?" Two years ago (George Ham was the prineipal speaker at a banquet at Iroâ€" quois Falls. Every man that heard him, every man that met him, counted (Georzge Ham as a friend. There will be scores of men in this North Land who will feel a genuine personal sorrow in the death of (George Ham. So will it be all through Canâ€" ada and hbeyond the Dominion. Georzge Ham had the rare gift of winâ€" ning friends everywhere. In years he was an old man. In spirit he was young for ever. His happy humour carried him through. And in newsâ€" paper cireles, where he had the staunchest friends, all will hope that the angel at the gate will have huâ€" mour, too, taking George by the hand and drawing him in, and saying :â€"â€" ‘*‘This is no Hebrew Heaven! Enter Ham!‘‘* (George would chuekle over that! And George Ham, who made so many merry in this life has earned the rigcht to his smile in the world to In the last issue of The St. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus, of St. Mary‘s, Ont., anâ€" nouncement is made of a change in the ownership of the paper. The matter is of special interest here because the former publisher and present publishâ€" er alike are known to Timmins peoâ€" ple, both having been visitors here of Mrs. Arch CGillies, who is the daughâ€" ter of the former owner and the sisâ€" ter of the new owner. There should also be general interest in the change because The Journalâ€"Argus is so exâ€" cellent a newspaper and has given such valuable service to its town and the Province by virtue of its outâ€" standing ability and enterprise. Unâ€" ter the ownership of Mr,. John W. Eedy, The Journalâ€"Argus has been a powerful influence for good in its community and has added to the standing of town weeklies by being so good a paper. The son, Mr. Lorne A. Eedy, B.A., will no doubt carry on the fine traditions established by his father. The new editor and publisher has shown his ability by the successâ€" ful conduct of The Walkerton Teleâ€" seope. In a message announcing the change Mr. John A. Eedy through natural modesty rather handicaps the son. He says the new owner comes to the task better equipped and more capable that the retiring one. This is difficult to believe, and sets a stanâ€" dard searcely to be reached, for The St. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus has been so outstanding a town newspapey that it is difficult to imagine it better. For thirtyâ€"one years Mr. John W. Eedy, with effective pen and earnest effort has laboured for St. Mary‘s and disâ€" trict and built a newspaper business that is something to be proud of. _ All will be sure that Mr. Lorne A. Eedy will worthily carry on the fine work and policies of his father, bringing to the task a wide knowledge, experâ€" ience and culture that will be of high come THE NUISANCE TAXES SHOULD BE FIRST TO GO Changes in the tariff that threaten serious disturbanee of industry in Canada and have already caused exâ€" tended unemployment may catch the votes of the unwary, but the thoughtâ€" ful man will not d‘])pl()\e them. The average man also will give but small thanks for a reduced postal rate at this time. Even the changes in the income tax charges will not be acceptâ€" ed as an unmixed blessing. The inâ€" come tax, at its worst, seems to be the most equitable of all the Governâ€" ment‘s methods of keeping the public humble in a financial way. The inâ€" come tax takes toll from the man who perforce is making money, and it atâ€" tacks him in proportion to what he makes. It "‘tempers the wind to the shorn lamb!*‘ The quotation appears to be an apt one. paper cIrcies, staunchest friend the angel at the mour, too, taking The late George Ham was a writer of merit and interest, many of his historical essays being of decided value. As an afterâ€"dinner speaker he had few equals. His addresses, like his writings, were full of information, philosophy, humour and wit. _ Few men had so choice a fund of happy anecdotes, and none could tell a story with more effectiveness. Probably he will be most affectionately rememberâ€" ed for his spontaneous humour. Once, There are a number of imposts, however, that have been very approâ€" priately temned ‘‘Nuisance Taxes.‘"‘ Some of them, like the Sales Tax, are a heavy burden. They cost the vicâ€" tim more for cost of collection than for the actual tax itself. These are the taxes that should be wiped out first. They burden, annoy and harâ€" ass the people. They do not bring returns to warrant their cost to the eople. They are an annoyance and a curse. â€" They are unfair and absurd. The (Government should do away with them first,.and experiment with postâ€" al rates and income taxes afterwards. soN wWILL CONTINUE THE WORTHY WORK OF FATHER. I‘m a host!‘‘ He was. value. to the Mr. Robt. H. Dart, of Latchford, recently was paid bounty on the pelts of four wolves he had shot. The wolves were among the largest ever seen by Mr. Dart and he ha: seen a lot of wolves. He said, however, that he had never known in all his experiâ€" ence of a case where wolves attacked human beings. ommunity THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. TUXIS LIKELY TO HAVE FOOTBALL TEAM THIS YEAR The sugzvestion has been made that the Tuxis might come in to take the place of the Town B. team this season. It was felt that this would keep the younger lads in touch with the game and aid in the training of players for days to come. As a consequence, there was a letter from the Tuxis beâ€" fore the meeting of the T. F. C. exeâ€" cutive last Friday evening asking the Timmins Football Club to sponsor the Tuxis team for this season. The exeâ€" cutive viewed the matter very favourâ€" ably, and asked the Tuxis to send a representative to the next meeting of the exeeutive to explain just what they desired and if there was any way in which the Timmins Football Club could help them along. DO YOUR PART TO KEEP THE ADVANCE ADVANCING. A number of subscriptions expire this month. as usual, and reminders have been mailed to the subseribers concerned. _ How, about your little subscription? You know the rule of The Advance. _ Subscriptions must be paid in advance to The Advance. This rule is absolutely necessary for three or more reasons, any single one of which is sufficient. _ Expert advertisers recognize that paidâ€"upâ€"adâ€" vance subscriptions are the ideal kind, The man who pays for a paper reads it. The paper not worth paying for is usually not worth reading. That is recognized psychology. Another reason is that without receiving your renewal we have no way of knowing whether you wish the paper continued to your address or not. _ Take a look at the label on your paper. If it says <53â€"26"¢ or ‘‘{4â€"26,"" it means that your subscription expired last month or this. If you do not want to miss a copy of The Advance, send in that renewal. Do it now! Many thanks! ST. MATTHEW‘S W.A. HOLD PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. MciIntyre Porcupine Mines LIMITED BOARDERS WANTED by small priâ€" vate family. Will room and board, Apply 73 Fifth avenue (upstairs) â€"16p DRESSMAKING at 88 Wilson ave. Phone 473 W. â€"16 Notice is herby given that a diviâ€" dend of five per cent. (5%) on the issued Capital Stock of the Company will be paid on the 1st day of June, 1926, to shareholders of record at the close of business May Ist, 1926, By Order of the Board. BALMER NEILLY, Treasurer. Dated at Toronto, April 15th, 10926. â€"16. A gencral meeting of the P.D.F.L. will be held in the Council Chambers on Monday, April 26th, at 6.30 sharp. All Clubs in good standing are titled to two representatives. DRESSMAKER willing to do all kinds of sewing at very moderate price. Apply 73 Fifth avenue or P.O. Box 1153, Timmins, Ont. â€"16p FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. One double room and two singles. Apâ€" ply 5% Fifth avenue, or phone 64. I5â€"106 FOR RENTâ€"Three roomed furnished house. Apply B. Lennan, 60 Broadâ€" way, corner Elm street. 16 TO RENTâ€"Fourâ€"roomed apartment in the Gordon Block, all modern conveniences. Occupation at onee. Apply to A. F. Kenning, opposite Post Office. ~â€"36 t. £. FOR RENTâ€"2 roomed furnished house. Suitable for young couple. $20.00 per month, with water and lights. Apply to 104 Cedar street, south. Timmins 16p COMFORTABLE ROOM TO RENTâ€" Suitable for 2 gentlemen. All conâ€" veniences. â€" Apply 110 Spruce street north. â€"16â€"17p O _ RENT â€"Large â€" doubleâ€"bedded room in private home. Suitable for one or two men. Modern convenâ€" iences. Use of phone. Phone 513j 165p (No Personal Liability) F. J. Hornby Sec.â€"Treas. P.D.F.L 2nâ€" STROLLER FOR SALE ; good as new Apply 210 Pine street, south. 16 FOR SALEâ€"Nice Baby Carriage, Stroller, almost new. Apply 11!%5 Pine street north, above Burke‘s store. â€"15â€"16p. FOR SALEâ€"1 Team of heavy work horses. 6 to 7 years old. Apply to 60 Birch St,. South, Timmins. 16p. SALE OF PRODUCE AND HOME COOKING. _ Auspices _ Humane Society. ‘At No. 20 Pine street north, opposite the post office. Saturday, May Ist. -1(‘ wICKER. BABY CARKRI SALE (Lloyd make) alm as new. Apply to 84 Wi FPOR SALEâ€"O.K. Power Washing Machine, equipped with electric motor; also have power wringer. $35.00. _ Good condition. Apply to 23 Hemlock street or phone 160 â€"16 FOR SALEâ€"20 h.p. Marine Engine, gasoline, complete. Will be sold very reasonably. Apply C. L. Hesath,.Kirkiand Lake; Ont.,â€" P.Q. Box 6. FOR SALEâ€"Reed Baby Carriage. In good eondition. Apply to 172 Cedar street, south, Timmins, Ont. l16p FOR SALEâ€"Ford Sedan, in good condition. $300.00. The (George Taylor Hardware, Limited, Third Avenue, Timmins. ~15. FOR SALEâ€"‘‘Book of Knowledge,"‘ eomplete set, in firstâ€"class condition, good as new ; also **World Book,"" ten volumes; good as new. â€" Big bargain for cash. Apply to P. O. Drawer R., Timmins, Ont. FPOR SALEâ€"Cream Reed and Wood Sulky, with leatherette hood and dise wheels. In good condition. Apply to 8 Hollinger Lane, Timâ€" mins. 16p. FOR â€"SALEâ€"Handsome â€" mahogany bedroom suite and refrigerator and cupboard. All as good as new. Apply to 51 Wilson Ave., Timmins 15p. FOR SALEâ€"Passenger Star Sedan 1925 model. T‘woâ€"door. Good condition. Apply Box M.B., Adâ€" vance Office, Timrmns. ~10t.f. HATCHING EGGS FOR SALEâ€" Barred Plymouth Rocks of a leadâ€" ing Bredâ€"toâ€"lay strain. Eggs, $1.50 per 15. John H. Skelly, 70 Maple street south, Timmins. ~16p. FOR SALEâ€"Electrie range, kitehen cabinet, oak table and ehairs; davenport. Apply at Ontamo Resâ€" taurant, opposite post offiee, Sehtâ€" macher, Ont. 10t.f. BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS FOR HATCHING. Pen headed by Chamâ€" FOR SALEâ€"Radio reeeiving four tube set for sale; without aceessorâ€" ies; stripped; easy turning; must be sold at once; owner leaving town; value $65.00. . Bargain for $40.00. Apply to 152 Birch St. South, Mcneta. â€"14â€"16p. FOR SALEâ€" Radio recetving SX tube set for sale, with full and complete accessories, with battery charger, A. B. wet cells, batterâ€" ies, tubes loudâ€"speaker, earphones, nothing else to buy. Owner leaving town. Valued at $270.00. . Bargain for $170.00. Apâ€" ply to 152 Birch St. South, Moneta. +14â€"106p. CAR FOR SALEâ€"Beautiful 5â€"pasâ€" senger. Absolutely perfect condiâ€" tion, like new. Duco finish. Cost $2380. Will sell at less than ha‘t cost. Phone 567M or write Boxs B. C., Advance Office, Timmins, 14tf FOR SALE at 278 Gilmour avenue, West Toronto 9.â€"a Oneâ€"ton Truck, with a large metal closed body, with metal doors, with glass in back. â€"Suitable for baker, butcher, milkman orâ€" laundry. _ Privately owned. _ Price $400.00 f.0.b. cars Toronto. â€"In Al condition. A SALEâ€"In good condition. Apply to 68 Balsam St. South, Timmins â€"15â€"16p one for cash. Aj after six p.m electric;, good as new. Balsam South., Timmins sell pionship Male 1926 local show ; also Ist and 2nd prize Pullets. Eggs, $2.50 setting. W. D. Pearee, South Poreupine, Ont. â€"16â€"18. Toronto. In Al condition. A snap‘! Call on Bucknam, No. 12 Gillies avenue, Timmins, or wnte (i. J. Bucknam, 278 Gilmour avenâ€" ue, West Toronto 9. ~10â€"17. HORSES FOR SA Will 10â€" 3ABY CARRIAGE FOR loyd make) almost as good Apply to 84 Wilson avenue â€"16p Apply 64 â€"16p. ~16â€"1 on RUSSELL â€"HOTELâ€"ROOM AND BOARD. BY DAY OR WEEK. Hot and cold water; free bath. We handle the best brands of 4.4. When on your way to the River. step in and sample a bottle of iceâ€" cold beer. Don‘t forget the place, on the corner of and Wilson Ave. Phone 275 W. Wm. Hass, proprietor. What you want, when you want it. 1â€"4p. STORE SUITE OF ROOMS FURNIDSHED, FOR HOUSEâ€"KEEPING FREE TO MAN AND WIFE, no children, for taking care of rooms and furnace, in Mannion Block. _ Apply Kingâ€" ston Hotel. â€"16 FOR RENTâ€"One front office, in the Gordon Block. â€" Hot and cold water. Possession April 1st. Apply A. B. Kenning, opposite the post office, Timmins. â€"11. FOR RENTâ€"Six room Log Cabin, on Powell‘s Point, (Golden Cltv Comâ€" fortably _ furnished _ throughout. Fenved in yard, and roomy garage. For terms apply to C. L. Heath. Kirkland Lake, Ont., P.O. Box6. 1. HOUSE:â€"~â€"TO RENTâ€"Suitable: for boarding or_ rooming house. All modern conveniences. Hot and Cold Water. Bathrooms, Furnace. Call at 45 Third Ave., C. Desaulniers, FOR RENTâ€"In Mountjoy Township, 160â€"acere farm,. houses and stables; 22 acres under cultivation; 2 miles from town; would suit dairyman or mmd izumer Rent reasonable. App]y No. 3 Elm street, south, at Lawlor‘s. -8 â€"14, FOR RENTâ€"Basement at Windsor Hotel. Can be rented all in one, size 80‘ x 30 ft.; or be partitioned and rent half. It is 12 ft. deep. Well lighted. Could be used as wholesale house or elub room. Apâ€" ply to Windsor Hotel, Cedar Street Sonth, or 11 Sprucee Street South. â€"40â€"43 p. t. f. PFANO and ORGAN TUNING and Repairing by Mason Riseh expert of 25 years experience, here now. Leave orders with J. T. Heffernan, 20 Third avenue, or phone 316 â€"15p RENT FREE IN MANNION BUILDâ€" ING to man and wife, no children, who will take care of rooms and furnace. _ Enquire at Kingston Hotel, Timmins. â€"15. LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S READYâ€"TOâ€"WEAR â€" CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. _ Reasonable prices. Apply to Mrs. L. E. Merâ€" eier, 7 Mountjoy St. Timmins. RENTâ€"New 4 roomed house. Well finished. Apply to 82 Holâ€" linger Lane, Timmins. â€"15â€"17p. APRIL OFFERâ€"Pe spurred Columbine Larkspurs, 2 Hard lardia, 2 Hollyho« AT STUDâ€"Firp of Oak Ridge, regisâ€" tered Police Dog, No. 49908. Great grandson of ‘‘Nores Von Der Kriâ€" minalpolezei,"‘ the _ father _ of ‘‘Strongheart,‘‘ of movie fame. Cross your husky or other breed and get intelligence in your pupâ€" pies. _ Registered Police Puppies generally for. sale. Write P. O. Box 342, Schumacher, Ont. â€"16 YOUNX(G GTIRL wWANTF WANTEDâ€"A girl, for Pressing and Cleaning, as an improver. Apply at the works, 9 Ogden avenue. Kinz‘s Dry Cleaning,. «160 veniences. AlL 0 Cedar streeb,. Ap ply to H. Kideckel, 20 Wilson aven: ue, corner of Wileox street. â€"14â€"15p front; 26 feet by class stand for a ply No. 6 Wilsor at 45 Third Ave Timmins, Ont. Larkspurs, 2 Hardy Pinks, 2 | lardia, 2 Hollyhocks, 2 Phlo Paeonies, 1 Tritoma (Red Poker). 1 Bluebird Flower, 1 Y 1 Anemone,â€"$10.00,. _ Regular 30 value. Mrs. <J. Hami Box 23, South Poreupine, Ont D. Smith Sons. for young child during and evenings. Apply at street, north. servant; best wages 364. Schumacher MISCELLANEOUS FOR REN‘Tâ€"8 rooms; all conâ€" ncees. At 8 Cedar street. Apâ€" o H. Kideckel, 20 Wilson avenâ€" FOR â€"RENT eet by 32 feet. for any busine Wilson avenue. Experienced Perennialsâ€"2 longâ€" ne, 2 Foxgloves, 2 plate 1 General Apply Box gular $11.â€" Hmml'tun, )â€"to care afternoons 170 Cedar ~16p Phlox A first â€"15p Hot ucca, PROPERTIES FOR SA LE FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"I8 Cedar St., suitable for machine shop, garage, blacksmith shop. Size 28 x 42. Apply B. F. Lennan, 60 Corner Elm and Broadway. ~19 FOR SALEâ€"Nine lots, small housse, near Fesserton Mill, Goldale Towaâ€" site. â€" Price $1500.00. Reasonable cash offer will not be turned down. _ _Apply P.0 .Box 1284. â€"15â€"16p. STORE FOR SALEâ€"]I tion. â€" Suitable for â€" Reasonable price for Apply to J. Kostyn South Poreupine, Ont POR S ALE Timmins property known as Number 3 on the west side of Em St in the Towm of Timmins as shown on plan Mâ€"30‘ (Sadbury) now deposited in the Land Titles at Cochâ€" rane. There is a comfortable dwellâ€" ing house erveted on the lands. For further particulars apply to 5. A. Caldbick,. room 5 Marshallâ€"Eccleâ€" stone Buildinxv, Timmins. â€"14â€"16 FOUKRK HOUSYES FOR SALELE at ve FPoli SALEâ€"St. Onge Building, foot of Third Avéenue; two good modern stores; platée: fronts; steam heated ; 14 rooms upstairs in two sevenâ€" room flats, Two lots, 100 x 65. Dance Halkiazbove, 45 by 35. Price $8,500 Cashka Apply Dan St. Onge, or Mrs. Boushard, Box 22, Kirkland Lake, Ont. â€"36â€"44 p. FOR SALEâ€"A good new house and lot. 5 rooms,.well finished with B. C. fir at N. 3Z Columbus avenue, Timmins. Will sell on a bargain. Easy terms: _ Apply 32 Columbus avenue, â€"l16p.t.f. HOUSE FOR,. SLEâ€"At 212 Mountâ€" joy street, Electrme light, water inside. Hemhouse, 12 by 12; good fence. Also, ame eorner lot. I asy terms." Apply to Box F.C., Adâ€" vance office, Timmins. â€"15â€"16p. MATERNITY PRACTICAL NURSE LOSTâ€"Poli¢ce Dog, five months old. Dark browm colour. Tag No. 97. Fimder please return at once to 49 Fit‘th avemue. 16p LOSTâ€"1 pasir of hornâ€"rimmed glasses on Tuesday, April 20th. _ Finder pfease return to Dr. H,. H. Moore‘s office. - ~16p LOSTâ€"Wednesday on Pine St. beâ€" ween Post OfGee and Third Avenu», Fur trimmed moeceasin slipper.| Reâ€" ward for return to 51 Maple St. South. 16j, POSFETON WANTED by First Class Mrs. P. OQO‘Neill wishes to thank all friends who showed so much kindness and sympathy during her reeent beâ€" reavement. ~16 W wWANTED WANTED TO RENT â€" Furnished House or Apartment. 5 or 6 rooms., Reasonable rental. Apply to Box A.M., Advance office, Timmins. â€"16p JR SALEâ€"Bottlimg Plant; 1 truck; and 1 trackage lot. 4 to P.0. Box 35, Timmtins, Ont ARM FOR SALEâ€"160 areres; 14 aeres in hay; 4 ready to plough ; 2 partly stumped. aâ€"roomed house, 18 by 24. Stable, 16 by 20. . T‘wo and a half miles to stding and sfatâ€" ion; one and a half miles to school, store and post office. Good roads. Paternt applied for. Priece $900.00 ‘ash or nearest offer. Apply P.O. Box 1398, Timmins, Ont. â€"16p \H)I I"()l{ SA\IJ]“J-‘â€"']4‘) acCrCcy and clayâ€"loam, 2 good houses and 2 wells, well eurbed up; feed barn, horse stable, chicken house, work shop. 1%4 miles from village of Kelso ; good gravel roads. 25 acres are clegared; 2 acres ploughed and manured ready for potatoes;, 23 acres in hay. Balance in bush. Price $1550.00, with terms. Clear title. Apply to Bruce Van Luven, Goldlamds P.0O., Ont. â€"~16p; )UIv HOURMGSS PUIv »ALLL At very low price. Small cash payment, balance paid as rent One situate| on Birch street, 7 rooms. Two on Maple nortii, both 6 rooms and bath, with water in. One on Midâ€" dleton street, 7 rooms. _ Apply to Nap. Magnan, 13 Maple street, north. â€"13â€"17p Open for engagements. Apply 22 Laurier avemue. â€"13â€"16p Bi 1 teh (» y ANTED TO RENTâ€"Two or three unfurnished rooms wanted for light housekeeping; three adults. Apply to P. 0. BRox 1086, or 26 Sixth Ave. POSTITIONS WANTED Flat or Box 102 WANTED TO RENT. CARD OF THANKS House. . Timmins Phone 231 LX TCO price for quick sale Kostvnyk, Box 168 Apply In gnml lo« anvy â€" busine by 20. . Two ling and sfatâ€" iles to school, Good roads. Price $900.00 Furnished C.S., P.0; ~16p. . _ ton Apply ut 5.A td‘