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Roberts 90% of Human Ils â€"â€"Caused by Constipation‘ Te free booklet, ‘*Why We Should Keep Clean Inside! safe and powerfulâ€" that even gangrene AS #4 Â¥ % L M d #4e_t4_t4 good treatment ‘and care "recoived there saved him from serious conseâ€" quences from the wounding. _ Saari was arrested by the provineial police as soon as the affray was reported, Officers Delves and Craik at once inâ€" vesticating the matter. *a"*s #4 * # #Â¥# #@ # w# t# +. *# *4 # # *4 w «+ ## ®@ <b ## @ L #4 # *# # *# *4 # *# ## +# *# *4 #4 *4 *# # #4 * # *# # La #4 # # ##* # # #4 ¢ *# *# + #* # *# #4 # # #4 *# # Â¥* #. 4 # h ## + *# *4 # <€ *4 # # *4 # #© #4# # ## # @ *4 + # 44 ## + L *4 # # *4 # # *4 + # #4 4. # “. *# *4 # # #% * #. _ ® # #4 *# # #4 *# 4+ #* .. # After a deliberation lasting an hour and a half, the jury brought in a verâ€" diect of guilty against Lefebvre, on charges of incest and having carnal knowledge of his elevenâ€"yearâ€"old daughter. _ This case was heard in camera, the evidence being most reâ€" volting. According to the evidence of the three children of the accused, the father had threatened them with the direst consequences if they let anyone know what had been going on. One of the children had sent a note to the police at Hearst complaining of the treatment received and this led to an investigation, and the laying of the charges. After the one charge had resulted in a verdict of gulty being returned, the Crown did not press the charge in connection with the fifteen«yearâ€"old daughter. At the close of the sessions Judge Caron sentenced Lefebvre to fourteen years of imprisonment at Kingston, at the same time commenting on the hideâ€" ousness of the crime. Crown Attorâ€" ney 8. A. Caldbick conducted the case for the Crown in able way, while Mr. W. 0. Langdon made as good a deâ€" fence as was possible for the accused. On a charge of wounding and doing grievous bodily harm to John Wilâ€" liamaa, the jury found Avril Saari guilty, and Judge Caron imposed a term of not less than three months nor more than eighteen months at Burwash. The stabbing affray took place at a pulp camp, some seven miles from Connaught, on Oct. 27th. Williamaa was for three weeks in the Dr. Day hospital at Connaught as a result of the injuries received, and is understood to ‘be still affected to a small extent by the wounds. From the evidence it would appear that Williamaa and Saari had a quarrel while drinking together after a wrestâ€" ling match in which Williamaa was worsted by Saari. A fistic battle finâ€" ally ensued. Williamaa was the heavier man, and Saari in holding up his end picked up a knife from a winâ€" dow sill and jabbed Williamaa in the chest, the left side and below the left shoulder. Dr. Day described the naâ€" ture of the wounds, one of which piereed one of the lungs. Williamaa was;taken to Dr. Day‘s hospital at Connaught immediately after the stabbing and it would appear that the At the general sessions at Cochrane last week the heaviest terms of imâ€" prisonment imposed were upon E. Leâ€" febvre, of Hearst, charged with inâ€" cest, and on Avril Saari, on a charge of wounding and inflicting grievous bodily harm on a fellowâ€"countryman, John Williamaa. HEARST MAN SENTENGED 10 TFRM OF FOURTEEN YEARS Dr. H. H. Abel is the new president of the Cobalt Hockey Club. He was elected at the annual meeting held last â€" week. Rev. Father Marâ€" tindale is viceâ€"president with Fred Failes, secretary. The executive comâ€" mittee consists of Rev. Norman Rawâ€" son and H. Cocks with C. Devlin, A. F. Landry, E. Currey and V. Hylands. Cobalt will have a junior team in the central group of the N.O.H.A., but the question of an intermediate team in an interâ€"town series will be decided later, after prospective players have been given an opportunity to declare their intentions. Junior players unâ€" animously petitioned that 8. R. Hall, Y.M.C.A. secretary, he appointed their trainer and manager, and he will conâ€" sult with his directors before decidâ€" ing. He can have his own assistant, the meeting determined. Girls‘ hoeâ€" key this winter will be left under the guidance of the juvenile league. COBALT ORGANIZED FOR JUNIOR HOCKEY IN N.0O.H.A Connaught Man Given 18 Months on Charge of Stabbing Fellowâ€" Countryman ne se esnt tnad + t 2%, .® n on J hn oh. _A OA h. _A .4 #_ _# * t o6 t Jt i. +. k JA i. D. s s t pa*usa®ssatastsetas*ae esnt ns ns ns se ns 2e ae n 00090000000003000000003!90. *-ou__v o c + £‘+‘% 3 + k A + 4 + * 4 4* * + u. t a n 4 x a + n in dtadindnendiad‘ud‘st*sd‘vd" oo_ou.0__"_.u_.u..u-.fo.noon.ouxuoou'ouoonoonooooooooooooooooooocoooooo..o..oo_oo'oogooooQ oococooooooocoooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooo s «s #"*< «*4 * w4 ba ut ho hy y ba es se ho a4 x * * > a o m t t t t t t t WAAA MAAA * * se *¢C 15 WILSON AVE. Phone 785â€"J or 785â€"W. Have your Household Effects sold at GOVERNMENT WORKING TC CONSERVE FOREST WEALTH tages to be obtained from the mere existence of tracts of wooded land in the settled portions of the Proâ€" vince, Hon. William Finlayson, the Minister of Lands Forests, spoke in his recent address to the Canadian Club of . London. Mr. Finlayson reâ€" ferred to the disappearance of the hardwood forests that formerly clothâ€" ed a large part of western Ontario, and of the depletion of the pine forâ€" ests of ‘‘old‘‘ Ontario. He urged that advantage be taken of the opporâ€" tunities the Ontario Governmert oifers to individuals and municipalities to enlarge the woodland areas of that part of the Province. ‘*‘The Ontario (¢tovernment now has five forestry stations. It established some if not all of these partly for the purpose of demonstrating a method of overcoming conditions caused hy the removal of trees from a district. It founded the station in Norfolk Counâ€" ty to show that the planting of trees would check the encroachment of drifting sands on arable lands. It opened another station in the eastern part of the Province with the same idea in mind. Now it has in the forâ€" estry stations sources of supplies of young trees for planting in the Proâ€" vince. It is able under the authoriâ€" ty of statutes of the Legislature to use these supplies of young trees to help farmers to plant woodlots on land not suited for the cultivation of annual crops, or to plant shelter belts to protect their homes and farm buldâ€" ings from the winds. From the forâ€" estry stations the Department of Forâ€" estry has now from eight to nine milâ€" lion young trees for distribution anâ€" nually, and it hopes in the future to have twenty millions. In this way it is enabled not only to offer trees to individual landowners, but also to assist municipalities to plant demonâ€" stration forests to beautify the landâ€" seape, to protect water supplies and eventually to <produce timber and wood for sale. Forty townships have accepted the Government‘s offer and five counties have allied themselves with the Government in the work of establishing larger forests of one thousand acres each or more. _ The Provincial Government, too, has been studying the larger problem of pulpâ€" wood and other timber. At the last session of the Legislature the Governâ€" ment procured the enactment of legisâ€" lation authorizing it to enter into arâ€" rangements faonr the acquisition of large tracts of land that are unsuited for agriculture but that can be utilizâ€" The Advance has referred to a reâ€" cent address at London where Hon. Mr. Finlayson dealt in "detail with the forestry problems of Ontario,â€"a matter in which the North Land has a very vital concern. It may be adâ€" mitted that for this immediate disâ€" trict the mining industry is the mainâ€" stay of the country, but at the same time, lumbering is of such prime imâ€" portance that everyone should be inâ€" terested in this line. The forest inâ€" dustry is one of the three basic inâ€" dustries upon which the North Land rests. When Mr. Alee Dewar, of Iroquois Falls, was president of the Associated Boards of Trade, he used every occasion both here and in the south to emphasize the fact that forest, mine and farm formed the great triangle base of this great counâ€" try and its progress. While all may not agree with his placing of the forestry industries first and foremost all will certainly agree after considerâ€" ation that the forestry question is so undeniably important that it can not be overlooked. It is not only necesâ€" sary that people in this North should study the matter, and give the Deâ€" partment of Lands Forests every coâ€"operation and support in the good efforts (being made for the country‘s advantage in this particular, but keen interest must be roused also in the South. For this reason it is pleasing indeed to see The Toronto Mail Empire devoting almost a column to the editorial discussion of forestry matters. The Mail Empire says :â€" ‘‘Of the returns that Ontario has derived from the exploitation of its timber resources and of the advanâ€" Ontario Department of Lands and Forests Facing Problems with Courage and Intelligence THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Electrical Repairs The Geo. Taylor Hardware Ltd. 23 t.f. Contracting JAMES REED PHONE 45m. 77 Balsam Street S., Timmins and YOUNG COUPLE WEDDED AT NORTH BAY ON MONDAY. Last week, however, despatches from Sault Ste. Marie said that the Timmins interests, who a month ago took an option on the Kozak find at Goudreau, has relinquished the option and abandoned the elaims. During the month in which the Timmins interests held the option exâ€" tensive tests were made at different places on the claims, but no diamond drilling was done. _ The terms were somewhat similar to those given to the Nipissing interests, which conâ€" trolled the claims some time ‘before the Timmins people took an interest in it. Kozak got a substantial payâ€" ment and a considerable block of stock, and Timmins undertook to spend quite a sum each month in exâ€" ploration work. The deal for the Koâ€" zak option was made by the Timmins interests through the firm of Alderâ€" son, Mackay and Armstrong, of Montâ€" real, and immediately upon its concluâ€" sion, Mining Engineer A. Pare, reâ€" presenting Timmins, left for the Kozak claims to commence exploraâ€" tion work. ed for the growing of timber. It alâ€" so provided for the appointment of a Forestry Board to investigate ‘‘the planting, growth, development, markâ€" eting and reproduction of pulpwood on Crown lands and on the lands of Crown lessees, licensees and concesâ€" sionaires in the Province of Ontario.‘"‘ That Board has been constituted. «+ Mr. Finlayson said in Londgn that the exploitation of lumber resources of the Province had yielded $120,000,â€" 000 a year over a period of ten years, and had furnished the Government with a revenue of five or six million dollars a year. He pointed out that under present conditions the timber resources of the Province were not inâ€" exhaustible, and intimated that exâ€" penditures of money would be requirâ€" The North Bay Nlaget last week Ssays :â€" Some week ago The Advance made reference to option taken in the Goudreau district by the N. A. Timâ€" mins interests. It was expected that following this option there would be very general activity in the area: ed to keep Ontario a timberâ€"producâ€" ing country. Most people will agree with him that an expenditure of money will ‘be justified if it procures the means of maintaining timber and pulpwood supplies in Ontario and preâ€" serving the lumbering industries and those other great industries that are dependent upon the forests for their raw materials."" ‘‘A solemn wedding was solemnâ€" ized at 5.30 Monday morning in St. Vincent de Paul Church when Rose, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernâ€" est Gauthier, became the bride of Cleo, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Peltier. The bride was given in marriage ~by her father and looked charming in a beige crepe dress with hat and coat to match. After a breakfast served at the home of the groom‘s parents, Wylde street, the young couple left on the early train for Timmins and points north. The bride‘s parents entertained the immeâ€" diate friends and relatives Sunday evening at a fowl dinner. The many beautiful gifts received by the young couple denotes the high esteem in which they are held."" TIMMINS INTERESTS NOW WITHDRAWN FROM GOUDREAU Up to a few days ago, Nick Kozak had not been informed that the Timâ€" mins interests intended to cease operations on the claims, and Sault Ste. Marie mining men are of the opinion that Messrs Alderson, Mackay and Armstrong, through whom the option was taken, will not relinguish their interest in it. Arthur E. Moysey Co., Ltd Private Wire to New York, Montreal, Toronto and connecting our sixteen offices SECOND EDITION The Mining Handbook of Canada, 1927 So great was the demand for the first edition that many were disappointed. File your request now, for a free copy before the limited supply is exhausted. SPECIAL CABLE FACILITIES TO LONDON, ENGLAND Ready for distribution at an early date. ESTABLISHED 1904 Phone 100â€"101 Timmins POTTERDOAL MINE STOGK PRIZE AT GRURGH RAFFLE Port Arthur Church Selects Munrs Township Stock for Drawing. Indicates Interest in Mining. There are indications on every hand these days of the w idespread interest in mining and the mining market. One of the specially interesting indiâ€" cations was given last week when a Port Arthur church decided to raffle shares of a mining stock at a bazaar being held in aid of the chureh. As each â€" person enters the bazaar, a ticket will be received, bearing a number which entitles the holder to a chance on 100 shares of paidâ€"up stock in an Ontario mining enterpriseâ€"numbers to be drawn later. At a meeting held to decide on prizes the suggestion was made that mining shares would proâ€" vide excellent rewards. The idea did not meet with immediate approval, but a canvass of those present reâ€" vealed that 60 per cent. were proud (more or less) possessors of various mining shares. The question then reâ€" solved into what stock would be offered. It was settled that the stock which showed the largest gain overnight would be chosen. The following morning the shares of Potterdoal had taken a jump of almost 25 per cent., and this was the selection. The holâ€" der of the lucky number will, thereâ€" fore, received 100 paid up shares of Potterdoal, a stock which is already widely held at Port Arthur, as well as elsewhere. For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column PERSONAL SERV ICE Tue Banx or Nova ScotiA To Owners of Dominioen of Canada Victory Bonds Maturing Dec. 1st, 1927 Write Dominion of Canada 5%% Victory Loan Bonds maturing December ist will be reâ€" deemed at any Branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia. Bonds may be presented on or before Decemâ€" ber 1st, and payment will be made as instructed by the owner, either in currency, by cheque or by credit to the owner‘s account. Funeral Director and Embalmer 12,, Pine St. S. Phone 51 Notice is hereby given pursuant to The Trustee Act, 1926, that all perâ€" sons having claims or demands against the estate of the said Mefodei Korineâ€" vich, who died on or about the 11th day of September, 1927, are required to send or deliver to the undersigned on or before the 21st day of December their full names and addresses with a complete statement showing all parâ€" ticulars of their claims And any securities held by them, duly verified by a Statutory Declaration. In the Matter of the Estate of Mefoâ€" dei Korinevich, late of the Townâ€" ship of Tisdale, in the District of Cochrane, deceased. And take notice that after the 21st day of December, 1927, the undersignâ€" ed will proceed to distribute the asâ€" sets of the said deceased or any part thereof among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he has then notice and shall not be liable for the proâ€" ceeds of the said assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claim he had not notice at the time of such distribution. Public Trustee, Osgoode Hall, Toâ€" ronto. ~47â€"49. _ Dated at Toronto this 15th day of November, 1927. 3 LICENSED EMBALMERS Barrister, Solicitor, Etce. ROOM 2 GORDON BLOCK TTMMINS William 0. Langdon Thursday, Dec. 1st, 1927 MOTOR EQUIPMENT K. W. Wright,