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5.â€"Parcel 1566, Sudbury North Division Situate in the Township of Tisdale in the District of Cochrane and Province of Ontario, granted by the Crown as Mining Land, namely: The southâ€"west quarter of the south half of Lot Numâ€" ber Seven (7) in the Fourth Concession of the said Township of Tisdale, conâ€" taining by admeasurement Fortyâ€"andâ€" oneâ€"eighth (40 1â€"8th) acres more or less. Dated at Cochrane this 3ist day of January, A.D. 1933 JOHN D. MACKAY 8â€"11 Sheriff, District of Cochrant Court of Ontario and to me di against the lands and tenemer Commonwealth Gold M.ines Limi the action of the Corporation ¢ Township of Tisdale vs. Commony Gold Mines Limited, I have seize will offer for sale by public auct! the Township Hall, South Pore in the District of Cochrane, on T\ the 30th day of May, 1933, at the of 11.00 o‘clock in the forenoon, a r.ght, title, interest and equity « demption of the above named dant, Commonwealth Gold _ Limited, in, to and out of the foll described lands and tenements, v 1.~â€"â€"Parcel 117, Whitney and Tisd Situate in the Township of Tisdale in the District of Cochrane and Prov.nce of Ontario, granted by the Crown as Mining Land, namely: the northâ€"east quarter of the south half of Lot numâ€" ber eight (8), in the Fourth Concession of the said Township of Tisdale conâ€" taining by admeasurement fortyâ€"oneâ€" and threeâ€"eights (41 3â€"8th) acres more or less. 2.â€"Parcel 118, Whitney and Tisdale, Situate in the Township of Tisdale in the District of Cochrane and Province of Ontario, granted by the Crown as Mining Land, namely: southâ€"west quarâ€" ter of the north half of Lot Number Eight(8), in the Fourth Concession of the said Township of Tisdale, containâ€" ing by admeasurement fortyâ€"andâ€" threeâ€"eights (40 3 8ths» acres more or less. 3.â€"Parcel 119, Wlutnev and Tisdale Situate in the Townshinp of Tisdale in the District of Cochrane aud Province of Ontario, granted by the ‘Crown as Mining Land, namely: The northâ€"west quarter of the south half of Lot Numâ€" ber Eight (8) in the Fourth Conceszxion Situate in the Townshiqy of ‘lisdale in the District of Cochrane aud Province of Ontario, granted by the Crown as Mining Land, namely: The northâ€"west quarter of the south half of Lot Numâ€" ber Eight (8) in the Fourth Concesxon of the said Township of T:sdale, conâ€" taining by admeasurement fortyâ€" â€"andâ€" threeâ€"eights (40 3â€"8th) acres more or less. Under Executior Court of ng DV : more ot Dated ; Januars fits, to brighten the meeting of the| endowm American Institute of Mining. Truly { rangeme something unique for Gotham, and a approve happy diversion from the hurndrum of i endcwm pulls and bears. shall dir right off and wor Sudbu who vist SHERIFF‘S SALE OF LA NDS SHERIFEF‘S SALE OF LA NDS District of Cochrane District of Cochrane . in, to and FTj ‘ments, viZ ind Tisdale n of Tisdale A 1 n $1, New York LOot numâ€" ‘oncession dale conâ€" ‘ortvâ€"oneâ€" day 1¢ 1amf 1€ aind 11 Restoration Fund of the Anglican Church came on con boards or boc managing t dicoceses. "It not for their financ that they were resid an centres most of the early days, were The remainder of the amount which it is intended to replace includes the Clergy Widows‘ and Orphans‘ FPund amounting to $85,504; Clergy Superanâ€" nuation Fund, $34,000 and various enâ€" dswments of St. John‘s College, Winniâ€" peg, aggregating $148,146. Bishops of the various dioceses beâ€" Canon UuouUlld Winnipeg the na Business centre ¢( Machra boards | sccieties and th church in The be{fau minatt viiC WIM for the : Mooson and th ment Land ment In cerot to ha chray divid: pertic dence Busin pert‘s reptI Rup me have been If the mo that if Pamphlet Explains Ca of the Restoration of England in Can of Campaign. Moosonee Ruyj W A 1 10 m hn UrC eclu 18 The na 10T b i1 11 15 1D rould, "that these bishops were for their missionary qualities, their financial capacities; and y were resident in their diocesâ€" es most of which, especially in days, were difficult of access." Gould points cut that with a the natural ecclesiastical and centre Qf the province of Ruâ€" ind the five bodies of trustees cated in the city and J. A. as a member of each of the ecame the financial agent. In he was bursar of St. John‘s T nnect 11 he five b in the i member e the fing Interested ie various dioceses beâ€" ration memmers of the _ of trustees holding and capitalâ€"funds of <their to be remembered" says that these bishops were T LL ch it is planned to appeal which culâ€" member canvass" $500,000 represents copal endowments of Keewatin, , Mackenzie River ether with about endowâ€" Di nanclal agCnl the following submitted by the province meeting of he General S T( for the Ne Fund of Church i1da and Plan Diocese of Much corporations and the system seems illowing Mr. Maâ€" rsar. or as an inâ€" 2Cut rid k 1y funds and proâ€" i stated in eviâ€" ssion that some nvested in his would appear to s, bearer bonds. urities of each 1 been taken in rations or the could not have currence of the by their exeâ€" es of mortgages. be hnop of Rupert‘s hese endowâ€" maintenance heads, were icence of old zenerosity of aer Country, upert‘s Land . Rev. David op. He was art Machray h in 1904 the led into nine three more rse does not unt whether rofitable inâ€" t of income ail agent readily seen in that way e and taxes n in CAanada Svnod the il of Rev Settlemen establish the Need W COuicC of <I Land 11 b) inds adetr the nod AI the by 1€ * Kirkland Lake Has _ Fall of Snowâ€"Sand | Fine sand, intermingled with a light fall of snow, fell for a considerable period in and around the Kirkland Lake district on Wednesday night of llast week, giving the surrounding counâ€" tryside the apparence of having been lhlt by a sand storm. The fall of snow and sand was first noticed early in the evening when it was seen that the newlyâ€"fallen snow had a distinct brownâ€" ‘1sh tinge. The most of places have to lbc content with a white snow and Kirkâ€" .land Lake felt it was distinctive and .odd in that it had the brownish kind. \Uno Park Man Got Lost and \ _ So Found Team of Horses Kirkland Lake people thought they had something odd and unusual and worthy of space in the despatches when snow and sand fell intermingled givâ€" ing the landscape brownish tinge. The metcorological fellows at Toronto, however, said "Pooh! Pooh!" The scientific gentlemen said it was not unusual at all, so if anyone sees a fall of snow and fine sand hereafter at Kirkland Lake they can take it as a matter of course. Residents of Kirkland Lake and Swastika are said to have been amazed on waking on Thursday morning last to find a light covering of fine powdery sand over everything in sight. If they were amazed, they also appeared to be pleased at the thought that they had something new and unusual, something that other towns and districts could not boast. Also they appeared to have more or less of a mystery. No one at Kirkland Lake or Swastika could figure out where sand in large enough quanâ€" tites to create the peculiar combination before them could be found anywhere in the district or in the whole North Land at this time of year. There was naturally much discussion and even more question about the phenomenal snowâ€"sand fall. Most of the citizens would have denied the matter let it go at that, only there was the snow and sand intermingled before them to prove that such a fall had been. One Kirkâ€" land Lake man when pressed for the reason for this odd snowfall is quoted as responding:â€""Oh, it‘s snow matter‘!" Of course, the whole affair got into the press despatches and that led to the spoiling of the whole situation. Officials of the meteorological office at Toronto were asked about this fail of snow and sand. They said there was really "nothing unusuall" about the fall of fine sand mixed with light â€"snow. According to the meteorological gentleâ€" men this sort of think happens quite frequently. The explanation they gave was to the effect that the sand was whipped in the air, whipped high up they add. It might be as much as thousand miles from Kirkland Lake that this whipping high up into the air of the sand took place. Once high up in the air the sand would be carâ€" ried along in the air currents. It was apparently carried along to the Kirkâ€" land Lake area, and then when snow or rain formed, the sand was forced down. And there you are! Or, rather, there the sand and snow are! People at Kirkland Lake Think They have Something Unusual but Meteorological Gents at Toâ€" ronto Say it‘s Not Unusual. wherefores of the accident The Northern News last week says:â€" "Noranda Mines must be a popular place to work. In the last year the company had 15,000 applications from people seeking jobs. The company emâ€" ploys at Noranda, Quebec, in its mine, smelter and mill, 1,485 men, the largest in its historyâ€"a real contribution to the employment situation in Quebec and to the stability of industrial conditions in Canada. In taking on men the manâ€" agement follows the policy of giving preference to married men with local residence. This policy has provided an adequate number of men." NORANDA MINES EMPLOY NEARLY FIFTEEN HUNDRED ik To have been able to save the lives n horses from nerishing in the bu ries about a lost e hired driver, he claim up after a long delay able condition and mir ich he had been driv able condi ich he ha x Liskeard 1A nuing W a ra lost for a time, having ma urn. Meeting with a res ‘part of the country, how ‘e advised as to how they « hort cut across through a : 1 to pick up the right rog s without doubling back. ind no es ITrom aecident L erisinng r 2cvincide i who made inâ€" team of horses. iimed had turnâ€" @y in a very inâ€" had failed to _down and in »ntanged with Both animals nce was the onnors and on a leaving 9 made he farme ng made suUum road t THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMT® AIM it is marvellous. are also taking our friends, and ful. As regards to do one case I hav thing since Salts. I wo many potat think I sh: to Krusche they have | stop takin: them to pe (Miss) K. " Taken e The next regular mecting C mins town ccouncil will be hel day, March 13th, commencin years I have k Balts every mort have lost 68 lbs. fore taking them now 128 lbs. Co it is marvellous. fects a perfectly n: undigested food sub cessive watery was this wastage is regu ture will eventually the way in the form of protests lodged that son mination was being shown of certain stores, and the « was interviewed by 17 of the 1 last Thursday. A further se held on Friday, when the n was decided upon. It is clai for the previous month, while had relief orders amounting another at the lower end 0: had only $19 from the same s QUOTA sSYSTEM ADOPTED AT COBALT FOR RELIEF ORDERS The Cobalt Relief Con adopted a new system, | basis, in connection with t being supplied under the relief at present in effect provision, the money repres regular orders will be div among the 18 merchants r grocers by the municipali different families will mak of the stores in rotation, . the section of town in wh side. Prices are to be eqi stated. The action taken : at our exjp» many speci It easy for Ask vyour d This consi with a sey one week, the test, and th Knm‘hen does regular bottle i back. Your d vyour 75¢. imm ‘"ou have tried What could t 1t FREE TRIAL OFFER A woman Has Lost Fat for Three Years Gritfit] separat( ‘eck, Op st, and t] Toront schnhnen ive beet every n perfectly ng peop GOLDFIEL DS Complete Change of Programme Every MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 P.M. Eveningâ€"7.00 p.m. (continuous performance) Comedyâ€""SHOW BUYSINESS tobinson in action again. A little Caesar of the high seas. men defied death five wetks to make this thriller. Fero sharks filmed in their undersea lair for the first time Laure! Hardy Comedyâ€""ONE GO0D TURN" UNIVERSAL NEWS sSpecial Matince sSaturday, March 1l1th at 12.30â€"All Children Midnight sShow, sunday, March 12%â€"Showing Above Progr: WITH MIRIAM HOPKINS, KAY FRANCIS, HERBERT MARâ€" sSHALL, CHARLIE RUGGLES, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, AUBREY SMITH AND ROBERT GREIG Ernst Lubitsch has his own idea of Paradise Comedyâ€""DOUBLING IN THE QUICKIES" PARAMOUNT SsSOUND NEWS Special added attractionâ€"Official Motion Pictures of "THE CARNERAâ€" SCHAAF FIGHT»" wWITH ERIC LINDEN, SIDNEY FOX, LOUIS CALHERN AND TULLY MARSHALL A drama that rips away the cloak of prestige that hides the perâ€" fidy behind power, telling the truth and stopping at nothing. Magic Carpetâ€""ALPINE ECHOES" MOVIETONE NEWS Cartoonâ€""LIGHTHOUSE KEEPING" Noteâ€"Carneraâ€"Schaad fight pictures showing last time Wednesday, March 8th Midnight Show, Tuesd 1y U H WITH SALLY EXLERS, BEN LYON, GINGER ROGERS and ARTHUR PEARSON is still ; Iruggist rediatel (Gone Altogethe: WEDNES. THURSDAY, MARCH 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 10â€"11 igh WEDNES. and THURSDAY, MARCH 8â€"9 WITH NORMA HOWARD (SUPERâ€"PRODUCTION) WITH EDWARD G. ROBINSON, RICHARD ARLEN AND ZXTA JOHANN inson in action again. A little Caesar of the high seas. Fifty defied death five wetks to make this thriller. Ferocious FRIDAY SATURDAY, MARCH 3 MONDAY TUESDAY, MARCH 6â€"7 " TROUBLE IN PARADISE " "SMILIN® THROUGH npa ibs Midnight Show, Friday, March 3rdâ€"at 11.30 p.m ul MARCH MARCH MAK. 16 MARCH with the Mous " HAT CHECK GIRL " TURES AT THE THEATRE jualiz It â€"14â€""EVENINGS FOR SALE" 15â€""THE BEAUTY SHOP" (Kiwanis) ‘â€"18â€""TARZAN THE APEâ€"MAN" (3 Days) â€"â€"21â€""BILLION DOLLAR SCANDAL® FOX MOVIETONE NEWS sSHEARER, FREDERIC MARCH, LESLIEP 0. P, HEGGIE and RALPH FORBES irtoonâ€""MICKEY‘S PAL PLUTO" UNIVERSAL NEWS 4 p.m March Ith at 11.30 p.m. showing above programme. What Now are Called "the Good Old Dayvs" GOOD PROGRESs BEING MADE WITH NORTHERX AIRPORT Were the Days of Fifty Years Ago so Much Better than Toâ€"day? Or What do you Really Think About it? ld ‘â€""ONE G0O0D TURN" AL NEWS llth at 12.30â€"All Childrenâ€"10¢ 12â€" Above Programmt a little more ibility. As a nt daysâ€"diff Bi i little more regard IOr IaCl and jility. As a matter of fact the t daysâ€"difficult as they areâ€"are s the best the world has seen to ifter all is said, and the better o come are likely to eventuate through following the lines of ss of the past fifty years. The rstberg Echo in a recent issue quite effectively with the "good ays." The Echo‘s editorial folâ€" give onte a 18 that be they was no times be ‘bought so days there are so many referâ€" he "good old days" that people e t> believe there was someâ€" cial in the times of long ago. other hand there are many foretelling the good new days when things here shall be as in Russia. Both these seem to ttle more regard for fact and ty. _As a matter of fact the laysâ€"difficult as they areâ€"are the best the world has seen to r all is said, and the better "AUDIO RKEVIEW" s aAare good, he said / is tested monthly e been constructed t and is>lation hospi np workers alternat Dr. George E. Case ‘miâ€"weekly visits t MA Inet da v mian has| end trip.> ‘lhnere were n on relief| talkies. A lady had to be old these| letting time map its cour: could not| tures; she couldn‘t go to lor and have her face lif the presâ€"| _ There is only one thin the poOt | be thankful forâ€"there w« dren, but | puzzles. t Td Port Arthur Newsâ€"Chronicle:â€" ! understood that for some time ; citizens of Detroit have been usin | Canadian banks. Their judgmen ‘the developments in their own may be of interest to those who f been inclined to criticize the Can | banks aired davs, You would stt Bertha M. Clay of an oil lamp You couldn‘t rit the telephone, t pend on letters The boys in those days did up to the girl‘s houses and h horn and go for a drive at and cover a couple of hund: in a day. They hitched old I the shay and drove over rou for a few miles,. Airplanes â€" even thought of, and the e: "he could no more do that t was considered the height of Sanitation was in the same as airplanes. They didn‘t kr thing about it. Typhoid fe rampant where water was imj} the only thing that one coul« get up and get better or givi die. Scientists had not made medcal discoveries that are pa course of every medical man, tists yanked your teeth witk putting the nerves to sleep. Here in Amherstburg you h: 10 cents a barrel for water hauled from the river, and yo blow the green scum away be drank it. There were no pay no street cars, no motor truck ing the ocean was more than end trip. There were no m talkies. A lady had to be satis pend on letters or and your mail wou to your door, either. is relaved over bridg ated by a if at all. mild have t handleâ€"ba Comedyâ€""WHO ME FRIDAY SATURDAY, MARCH : -â€"-l " EXPLORERS of the WORLD "â€"U With Six Worldâ€"Famous Es The ragged edges of the world are at your d« authentic, amazing film of wild savages, and vi MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 P.M. Eveningâ€"7.00 p.m. (continuous performance) Complete Change of Programme Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDA Y Vibrant, gorgeous Barbara Stanwyck at her fl2; as the night club temptress who buys a hus} Brother against brother, cro« caught in the maelstromâ€"and Comedyâ€""HUMAXNX FISH" NEW EMPIRE amazing lnim of wild saviag whose terrifying bailtles send shivers Cartoonâ€""PROSPERITY BLUES" FOX MOVIETONI ‘THE MOST DA N The story of a hunter who hunted 1 trailed beasts through the : prizes of the kill. A picture throbhin Cartoonâ€""RICKSHAW RJIYTHM" Addedâ€""STEPPINC Midnight Show, Friday at 11.30 p.m.â€" SERIALâ€""HEROES OF THE WI Cartoonâ€""WILD AND WOOLLYy" FRIDAY and SATURDAY JOEL McCREA, FAY WRAY AND omaA beau pu WEDNES. THUI * S$1 A Midnight Show Sunday at 12.01 a.m. JOHN WAYNE in " THE RJHC around qui and the h ice cream. Barbara Stanwyck, Ge Lyvle Talbot 1y MARCH MARCH M ARCH MARCH MARCH MA RCH " THE BIG STAMPEDT: W a 11 13â€" 16â€" 18â€" 21 Db on Ae beautyv 16 FARGO EXPR] w. PLAN®" JMPATIENT M BROADWAY T UNDESIRABL! SCARLET 1bA irk crook 11 h casctiefronsg tCtc y‘ lo: EDrl tep in t] be satisfied with dull, ss reception. New lectric Radiotrons will radio wideâ€"awake once y will give you programs !| volume and true tonse ‘ $100.00 NN DTIXIE ind ur spine. e answer FALFAS yoOur C1 hip ten het ne f life. J. 8. Woodsâ€" > any action wiul assemâ€" vet decided @rmany ind air