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Wrap all Garbage in paper, Keep your Garbage Can covered Use plenty of Chloride of Lime whichb can be procured at the Town Hall free Householders using well water mus boil it for at least 20 minutes. All Outside Toillets must be made #) By Order of Officeâ€"Room 10, Reed Block, P.O. Box 1591 Timmins, Ont Architect Ontario Land Surveyor Building Plans Estimates, Ete. Old P.0}. Bldg., Timmins Phone 362 Arch.Gillies,B.A.Sc.,0. L.8. Timmins Langdon Langdon! Reed Block Pine Street Cold weather is the bogie man of the Car QOwner,â€"toâ€"day is the day to put your hard starting troubles in our hands,â€"we are specialists in battery and elecâ€" trical work. Eveready Service Station 44 Bruce Avenue South Porcupine, Ont. Schumacher and South Porcupine 1 4.2 HAVERS AC SNOWSH OP DOoG sLEIG] TOBOGLGA N TARPAULI® TENTS We Manufacture and Carrv in Stock CHARTE] ED ACCOUNTANT APPROVED AUVTOMOTIVE SERVICE "LIFE ISN‘T HALE THE BOGY THAT IT SEEMSâ€" WE SHoOoULD REMEMBER THAT TODAY is THE TOMORROW WE WORRIED $0 MUCH ABOUT YESTERDAY!® â€"~BARRISTER, sSOLICITOR, | NOTARY PUBLIC 4 Marshallâ€"Ececlestone Building ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS Secon d Section . Turner Sens, Ltd. PETERBOROUGH, ONT, AlENTS EVERYWHERE G Golooy sex: Bank of Commerce Building Timmins, Ont. Barristers, Solicitors, Ete Barristers, Solicitors, Ete, A. E. MOYSEY BLOCK, TIMMINXN®, ONT. Phone IHE BOARD OF HEALTH SKIIS HARNXNESS LA BAGS I W N Timmins Onlario 14â€"26 chrane 14â€"26 daughters, M Mrs. C. McAsk N.S., Mrs. S. C Mrs, William Mrs. W. J. Bol H other roads in the North. ‘Ihere were the suggestions of boasts for being the first to go by motor from one place to another. There were touching tales of trucks and cars being stalled in this strip of road or in that. All these inâ€" cidents deserve condemnation. The present is a time when trucks should keep off the roads as much as possible. Great injury may be done to the roads at the present moment by heavy loads in particular. The provincial police were busy last week checking up the wéights carried by trucks in the disâ€" trict. In past years The Advance has urged the fullest coâ€"operation with the authorities in conserving the roads of the district. This year, however, it is very diffcult to see how the Governâ€" ment can have the nerve to lecture the public on helping preserve the roads when its own announced policy is to let the roads go to ruin. If the Governâ€" ment prosecutes anyone for misuse of the roads leading to damage, there will be public demand for some action against the Government for its deliberâ€" ate purpose to cause more loss and damage to the roads of the North than all the trucks and cars that ever were MRS. 0. WEAGLE BEREAYVED BY DEATH OF HER FATHER other roads it the suggestior first to go by another. The reprehensive ideas put forward in poliâ€" tics since the days of Drury. The fuâ€" ture cost of repairing such a wasteful blunder is appalling. In the meantime the loss and danger to the people, not only of the North, but of all Ontario, should be considered. It may be taken as a fact that no Government can get away with anything as wasteful and extravangent as the idea proposed. It would mean nothing more nor less than the abandonment by the Government of the roads built at considerable exâ€" pense and so necessary to the progress of the province. In the district newspapers last week there were the usual reports of early trips over the Ferguson highway and cther roads in the North. There were the suggestions of baasts for being the 11 pc ‘andchikiren living, whille Mr. nburg has three brothers and sters, all residing in Nova Scot Why Expect Public Thought for Roads? With the Attitude of the Ontario Gov ernment Announced as Being to let Roads in North go to Ruin, Why Look to the Public for Better Sense®? a fTa e late 10 died _ Bake ‘v. Cha 1. offic The Haileyburian last week has th lowing in reference to the death 0o ter Archibald Clattenburg:â€""Witl ; sons acting as pallbearers, the fun il took place Tuesday afterncon fron . James‘ Anglican Church, Cobalt, 0o > late Peter Archibald Clattenbur: o died on Sunday night at his hom Baker street after a long lness ibtfu a n« On ant cemelery, Mr. Clattenbu aret‘s Bay, Lu NT Ha he family had T Mr. Clattenburg t Cobalt for abc T1 % | hould do nce of the r if any matetr he i _ Ma 1885 ndiffere Gannon, . Bush, N AMIM HI th to go without proâ€" should be tolerated for suggestion that all North be discontinued to be one of the most s put forward in poliâ€" ys of Drury., ‘The fuâ€" iring such a wasteful ng. In the meantime ger to the people, not A K 11 Ir vernment and. how 1A 1 1A11 it this ids hetr hat: MM\ pat lici imir nit UALL theyvy »Y ¢ Jorca ‘*_ condondt policy anâ€" tian that t1 pI ) have anyâ€" tandâ€" n of ha cet Predlcts Big Increase in Employment Very Shortly pre- ude | ferâ€" a n 94 it p spending with his days AÂ¥. /P." Or 4699909049 099009 000046080046 00000000000004 8 0 > ship He b givin The foll Cobalt per ern News: agret and mer afErmed. Replyit agreed t t bette: basis un he decl |abts proc yeal incr prec WOu mining Canrad Danfol the F Thut vivid Timmins Kiwanis Second in February Attendance mpl Ottawa @blishe duced ng full reducir Head Schumacher, Ont. Feldman Timber Company Limited of in 1L 91( 11 0 a quCes Canada Ru Of course we say "never again" with qualifications, but the chances are that we‘re right. From all indications it appears as if building material costs have reached bottom and we firmly believe the same to be true of labour costs. _ With both costs at their lowest in 20 years, now is the ideal time to remodel, repair or build ... and save a sizeahle amount. ril 1¢ imn in The North s Orr who has onths in Timmin ucing ure b )1 h inclal pa )1 r,. Mr. McCi H MCC h 30 govern member M a Il ic hom O1 WA H TTX hC Ca L pitchers. Of course, if the theory vanced by The Huntingdon Gle: appears to be proven, and there sh happen to be one or two apparent ceptions, the answer in such c might well be:â€"‘"Oh, he‘s not real tions the “’ S OUGHT TO HELP THE POPULARITY OF HORSESHOE®S pet s ns IUut throwin 1al Otr those who say th n play crib. th was sugge don Gleat T1 those who indulge in the eshce throwing or quoits rom appendicitis. Such a be comparatively easy to rove.. If it is founded on t cught to have great ‘ther popularizing horseâ€" g. Last year ‘horseshoe hed a wide measure of this‘ district. At‘ the ie past few months has umber of cases of operaâ€" ndicitis. ~Soemeone with umber of case ndicitis.. ~So d disposition ld check 1€ D in pe 11 PV ay the theory adâ€" igrdon â€" Gleanetr 91 hn( hinks he is play quoit be gathered same seems r towns and ‘nt tTIn will be B id ast week b The Glean many, 1f horseshog rea time pendici recently cathere Ive 1 Such n arl L illy peraâ€" with such uld sion that mining ‘OfIers unusu@l poSSlâ€" bilities for the young man. Endorsed by J. E. Hammell, who proffered the first recognition, the Prospectors‘ Association proposes to anâ€" nually award a medal to the prospector who in the opinion of the organization makes what is voted the major find of the season. Typically a gathering of hale and hearty mining men, the dinner producâ€" ed many highlights and individualism was rampant. W. H. Fairburn, as president, and Walter Segsworth and R. J. Jowsey, as association officlals, together with Judge T. Godson, J. Errington, Russ Cryderman, dean of prospectors in Ontario; Frank Loring, Doug. Wright, S, Sainsbury and cthers expounded the value of the prospector. That there is financing awaiting for the prospector who wants to go afield was the statement heard from responâ€" sible parties. Urge was made to the Dominion Government to advance the mining frontier, with distribution Of maps outlining the sediments and other mineral conditions. Mr: recen Ontario Prospectors at Annual Dinner on F ed its Christian g nied Jews entrance with it)," the state der to avoid all m grandmother lodge name Free Masons. Confinec mining m Ontario P a mlle Widely tives fr the Nor sion th a@at 1loronto OA PT the Roval York h to the times decided upon This sweep \Announces Dissolution of German Masonic Lodges AJ Mill Office Mattagami Heights * ~Of y\ LAree iedrich the r 200 years 5 Christian A. Lawlor and children guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland Lake. Ma stone in the indus attended, and with r om all the prospectin th, there was the soun it mining offers unus for the yvoung man. We 0(0 Ti TC irs old 101 ctors‘ Friday 71 groundwork nce to lodges tatement said 10 Gre aild th y to prosp! ainnual din bli lodges (affiliated nt said. "In orâ€" nderstanding the 1as dropped the ie sound exp1 s unusu@l poi man. dge has protect 1dwork and de C lews wil nd dinner ( sociation vening 1: in Berlii Grandm PM ag I1A@ASt A > down a try itself mAI pre Frid: 91 10 were Geo. U §‘\\ hy Ottawa Government Had to Boost the Taxes 1Cl ‘Tel ture 000,0 ACe men Resolutions lik. Bay board of t turn of the rig good judgmen Liberals in the spent 10r roads I question natura questions, not °C present, dbut als past. It may be is making its suf work, as one pa the people into will not tempt needed works he actually has no . that of the int« it is certainly a The Governmen attitude in regar The Government by its utterly absurd attitude in regard to road maintenance in the North has alienated its friends. If the Government has any regard at all for itself or its friends, it will at once "snap out cof" the absurd panic it seems to have entered and get Tuptcy. engquire * three mil the 0o the nc to be proveint one han No sh 106 b board In making unreasonable Inv n ide mne purC nember. ome jayvin 1C1 11 North Bay Protests . Govt. Roads Policy Board of Trade at North Bay Sends Formal Protest to Government, Also Asks Coâ€"operation of Asâ€" sociated Boards of Trade and Local Boards. 1C ‘Tel rth ms Qu 8 fAc t Ccnce "snap out C the absurd it seems to have entered and get to sound sense and economy. itions like that passed by North oard of trade may hasten the reâ€" f the right sort of economy and and an apparent idea that Onâ€" has the cocdd dollar left yet. On ther hand nothing could justify glect of Northern roads as seems provosed, except actual bankâ€" ‘. It is more than of interest to e "What is to be done with the million dollars voted for Northern )pment, if the money is not to be for roads maintenance?" Such a on naturally gives rise to other ons, not only in regard t> the t, also in reference to the It may be that the Government ing its suggestion about no roadâ€" as one partisan remarks, to get ople into a frame of mind that ot tempt them to «be asking for 1 works here. If the Government ly has no higher conception than f{ the intelligence of the people ertainly adding insult to injury. 1M ) AvoId Land tI h {f XpP d v be senseles h Bay boat proper leade ind . Armstrong is the newW pIC e Ccobalt board of trade, mak 1¢€ ‘Tel «se to bcard North 18 e away. rompt pro idea of all ‘Tel n drawing to the ernment the absc ‘ maintenance of it the fact that this o build the roads is thrsugh the absurd maintenance. The serving thr tourisd} ven the strongest h will feel that the s of the North is a or a change in adâ€" » clal Post continues deavouring to balâ€" Dominion Governâ€" essly to increased urpose could have reduction of exâ€" urnal ind mated expendiâ€" 1933â€"34 is $445,â€" t â€" consist ‘Oof? he resolution alâ€" h Bay board of eration of the clated Boards of al boards interâ€" The North Bay nce to the great rthern roads to e fact that this 000 Simp a«xl de ing to the atâ€" t the absolute enance of the other trunk i was taken Bay board of cision of the ) discontinue thern Ontario North â€" Bay is very plain ed to degenâ€" " the tourist $138,000,000 55,000,000 58,000,000 15,000,000 12,000,000 35.000,000 Gf it con uncontroll budget at touriss y plain ' 60, Wilson Ave. Timmins ; 600# 0@# 06@ I L. H. DURKIN T. PARSONS President LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE TIMMINS LODGE NO. 1658 Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at Moose Hall at 8 o‘clock VISITING BRETHREN WELCOME i 0. E. Kristensen CHIROPRACTOR Meets every First and Thirs of the month in the Timmins Mrs, H. Deane, W.M Cornish Social Club Meets on the 2nd and 4th Friday every month in the Oddfellows‘ H; R. G. Stoneman, W. M. J. T. Andrews, Rec. Sec, Box 1415 Timmins. Meets every Tuesday evening in Oddfellows‘ Hall, Spruce Street, N Visiting brethren requested to at 8, LA WLEY H. M. MOORE Noble Grand â€" Box 1311 Rec. VETERINARY SURGEON All domestic animals ‘scientifically treated. Tuberculine Testing Special attention to Cats and Dogs TERMS MODERATE Phone 499 We Make PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Electrical Treatments for Medical and Surgical Cases Venereal and Skin Diseases Treated by Modern Methods. 66 Third Ave. Tel. 203 TIMMINS ONT. TIMMINS LODCE 1.0.0.F. NO 459 DENTIST Telephone 375 Wishes to announce the removal of his office from Totonto to Over Curtis Drug Store, Timmins Open to the general practice of Dentistry, all kinds of Ladies‘ an Men‘s â€" Tailoredâ€"toâ€"Mea sure Clothes 11 BRUCE AVENUL South Porcupine Quality Bedding Service 200 Fairlawn Avenue, Toronto Also Cleaning : dont Dr. J. Mindess samples Sent Renovated and Recovered Like New CHIROPRACTOR Xâ€"RAY NEUROCALOMETER Bank of Commerce Bidg, Eiderdowns, W ool Comforters J. A. Pirness S L. O. L. from $5.00 up Second Bection W. D. FORRESTER Becretaryâ€"Treas. on Request ind Mrs, M. Parnell Timmins Reo. sec +<_â€" {4f ~18tf ind io #1 J‘