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â€" Writing recently to The Northern _\ of Kirkland Lake a citizen of ol towh perss the fellowing leter WZ*X’,‘_,WV at yeols . y- . CWill you lnndly allow me a few 'linea in your paper regardmg a reâ€" i ._l._'_f,'t msue of The Poreupine Advance, Ximn y gmu'dmg ‘the â€" Northerners against, the Canadian National Railâ€" making a change in . ‘their time le, *"{tflmys. The now change will "?zf;f;"have train leave Toronto shortly : after 1 idnight for the north no doubt \ eancelling the present train from Toâ€" ronto, but an extra train would be weleome At the present Timmins is enjoyung the best of train service on ‘ the T. N. Q. Ry., for exampleâ€" a Dimmins citizen can leave that town ?“t‘ Y us _ n e es *% Coo o +h pras ‘-< ‘ _New* York Life:â€"Some men are like dogs; pat them on the head, and they‘ll wipe their feet on you. North Bay Nugget:â€"A modern difâ€" ’fienlty lies in the fact that when a lfi;w 18 broken, it often is too easy to :s $y _by popular vote they‘re far and away footwear for men, boys, women s7A â€" misses and children. Designed of light weight phmble rubber in Colors and Ceontrasts to .\ During the past few days there have been more than the usual numâ€" ber of children reported to the police in town as lost, all fortunately ‘being later reported as found again. In no sease has harm come «<o the stray children, though in some cases they NUIBEB OoF â€"â€" . \ LOST AND FOUND caused anxiety enough. One of the youngsters straying away from home last week was only two years ald and was away several hours before being located a considerable distance from home. Sometimes it is practically imposgible to watch children so that they will not stray away and ‘‘get lost.‘‘. . Usually when small children find that they are lost ithey become alarmed and excited and add to the Fashioned in Red, Green, Fawn, Blue and Grey rubber with Black Jersey Cuffs and trim to match. ' alarmed and excited and add to the difficulties of restoring them to their parents by the incoherence of their excited attempts to tell who they are or where they live. As The Advance has pointed out on several occasions in the past, the best plan for all to adopt is for those losing a child or. those finding a straying child alike to. notify the police immediately. Alâ€" ways report at once to the police, if a child is lost; and also make a point of notifying the police immediately when a wandering child is seen. In this ‘way the straying youngster stands the best chance of. being speedily returned to his or her. home in the shortest time and with the least anxiety for youngster and parents. â€" Nelson, B.C., News:â€"â€"Drug Store Cowboy tells us one about a coloured lady asking for tar soap so that she might keep her school girl complexion. Kingston â€" Whigâ€"Standard:â€"Now, if Mr. Burbank had tried erossing the asparagus with the cabbage he might have evolved a readyâ€"made cigar. Wenaredisplaying a full range of "Northern" ith the vogue. in Mn uie youngsters being lost hereâ€" during the ;Xmst ‘few days. For some reason or another the number of children getâ€" ting lost in Timmins in the past few | days is unusually large, whether this is ‘due to spring fever or to the fact that Timmins is growing to such an extent as to put it in.the class of places where . children: easily . lose themselves. If the latter is the case the police may have to establish a ‘‘lost : child‘‘ department. like the metropolitan ~centres now . possess. At present, however, children reâ€" ported to the police: as being lost do not : long remain so after official notice is given. All of the youngsters recently lost here turned up again without any particular harm being done, except in the way of anxiety of the distracted jparents. The youngsters had more or less of an advanture, but th?,h'ad»- no such exâ€" perience as that Felated of a New Liskeard ‘child of. five years old‘ last week. This Liskeard ‘youngster not. only was lost for some eight hours, but he ‘was eventually found lying on the ice on . the Wabi River peaceâ€" fully asleep. ‘The story is reviewed by The New Liskeard Speaker last week as. follows :â€" "Little fiveâ€"yearâ€"old George Sulliâ€" van, Pine St., had an adventure Sunâ€" day evening which, fortunately, had a happy ending.‘ He and his dog were | | out playing in the afternoon with other children, then wandered away. As evening came on and George did not come in. for supper, Mrs. Sulliâ€" van and Mrs. Cosser went to look for ‘him, separating, and scouring\ the town. Then they called upon Chief Miller. Securing a lantern Mrs. Cosâ€" ser went down to the Wabi River. M t h dra A jury under Coroner E. R. Tucker last week commenced the investigaâ€" tion into the death of Mrs. Mary Louise Smith, wife of a settler who resides some (hstance west of Cochâ€" rane.. Mrs. Smith passed away in the Cochrane hospxtal on March 8th, folâ€" lowing the ‘birth of a child. Her death left fAive ‘small children without a mother,: and as there were reports that she had. suffered for lack of medicalâ€" attention, the enquiry was commenced. ‘In the evidence taken so far it appears that a doctor who had been consulted by Mrs. Smith was sent for but was unable to respond immediately, Another doctor called was in similar position. Nurses testl- fied that they had given every assisâ€" tance and along with three doctors swore that all the customary precauâ€" tions hall been taken. . Dr. Biron said that when he exarmned the patient he had considered her case . hopeless, while Dr. Wright, of Kapuskasing, who performed the autopsy, gave evidence to the effect that there were no evidences of any neglect.. The inâ€" quest adjourned to resume on Aprll I2nd. ' JURY INVESTI GATING DEATH OF SEBTTLER‘S WIFE For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column ‘ . .. T. J. 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