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Town of Matheson District. of Cochrane. To Wit: By virtue of aawarrant by the Mayor of the Town of Matheson, unâ€" der his hand and the seal of the said Corporation bearing date the 15 day of March sale of land in arrears of taxes in the Town of Matheson will be held at my Office at the hour of 130 o‘clock in the afternoon on the 7 day of July 1948. Unless thek taxes and costs are sooner paild. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes was published in the Ontario Gazette on the 3rd day of April 1948 and that copies of the said list may be had at my office. Treasurer‘s office this 1st day â€" of THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1948 TREASURER‘S SALE OF LA NDS FOR TAXES Treasurer‘s April 1948 To Wit BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT isâ€" sued by the Reeve of the Township of Whitney, bearing date the 27th day of March, 1948, and to me directed, commanding me to levy on the several lands being. in the Township of Whitâ€" ney, mentioned and described. in the follownig list of arrears respectively due thereon and costs. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, pursuâ€" ant to The Assessment Act and amâ€" endments, that unless the said: arâ€" rears of taxes and costs Ahre sooner paid, I shall on Monday, August 9th, 1948, at the Township Hall, at Porâ€" cupine, Ontario, at 10.00 am., proâ€" ceed to sell by public auction the said lands or so much of the, saidlands as may be sufficient to discharge the taxes and lawful costs incurred in and about the sale and collection of same. e0 10th day of April, 1948. wW. J. GIGG, Treasurdr, 'l‘nwmhlp of â€" Whitney. U . m = as > 17 to 20 Treasurer‘s Sale of Lands For Arrears of Taxes cash rate. The Advance will not be responâ€" slble for errors occurting in teleâ€" phoned advertisements, or @as reâ€" sult of copy not carefully, legibly written. Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adverâ€" #r A WORD PER INSERTION (minimum 50¢) All Classified Advertising muas be pald before insertion to ebtain H. LAPORTE, 6. C. A. The following lands are all patentâ€" Dated at Porcupine, Ontario, . this BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTOoRry PUBLIC Suite 5 Ellies Blidg. 87 Third Ave, Timmins PHONES â€" Office 3819 Res., 2747 27 Third Ave. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Licensed Municipal Auditors 60 THIRD AVE., TIMMIN®, ONT, Phones 640 and 681 Arch Gillies, BA. 8Se, OLSB. J. W. Este, O.LS. Engtncer, Architect and Serveyore #17 Algongquin Bivid. East TIMMINS, ONTARIO _ Phone 382 %$9 Third Ave Timmias, Ont, A Aavditing CRECOR Y T. EVANS _ be Dorcupine Aobanee Phones: Offilces »725 Kystems Instalied Income Tax Returns Filed Phones *°85â€"286 P.0O. Bo BARRISTER, SOLICTTOR, NKOTARY PUBLIC Bnite %, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Blog CLASSIFIED ADS . N. ROSS AND CO. * Phone 26 Harold W. Gauthier Expert Swiss Watechmaker PHONE 1365 Township of Whitney District of Cochrane Gillies Este PROFESSIONAL CARDS WHITEHEAD Treasurer 14 to :26 Timmins 147 The Court of â€"Revision, for the purâ€" pose of hearing appeals regarding asâ€" sessment will ‘be: held in ‘the Public Schoot at : Connaught at ~3â€" p.m.= on Matheson and !:velyn SS.VU.; No. 2 °: DUGW ALL, Ontatia Notice Saturday May The Court of Revision, {for the purâ€" pose of hearing appeals regarding asâ€" sessment will be held in the Public at Connaught at> 3 p.m. on Saturday May 29th. Hoyle and Matheson U.S 5. No. 1 3 HOYLE, Ontario . Notice is hereby given that the partâ€" nership lately subsisting beéetween us, the â€" undersignedâ€" Philias . St.â€"Louis, Roland Barron and Thomas J. Keyes, carrying on busnéss as diamond drilâ€" lers under the #irm . name of, "The Star Diamond Drilling" in the ‘Town of Timmins in the District of, Cochâ€" rane and ~Province of «Ontario has this dayâ€" been â€" dissolved ~by mutual consent, so far as regardsâ€" the said Philias Stâ€"Louis who retires from the firm. The business in future will be carried on under the same name by the said Roland Barron and Thomas J. Keyes who will pay and discharge all debts and ligbilities and receive all moneys paysable to the said firm. DATED at Timmins Ontario theâ€"30th day of April 1948, Phil R. Barron J. â€"Keyes J. A. Cousineau > (witness) A dividend of 6c â€"per share has been declared by the Directors on the Capâ€" ital Stock of the Company, payable on the 30th day of June, 1948, ‘to shareâ€" holders of record at the close of busâ€" iness on the 2nd day of June, 1948. . DATED the 21st day of May, 1948. SECRETARY. HABRISTER and SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC 24 3rd Ave..Timmins â€"Phone 11 William Shub, B. A BARRISTERâ€"ATâ€"LA W 9 Third Ave. â€" Phone 332 Notaries Public W. 0. Langdon K, C., T. R. Langdon TIMMINS §Q. : PORCUPINE Drew Block 110 Bruce Avo. Ph. Of. 223 Ph. Og‘: 96 VETERINARY PHYSICIAN SYRGEON * pPHONE 15368M 111 Toke 8t. â€" â€"«â€"«â€" Timmins 434 Crawtard t.. 8. Porcupine LANCGDON LANCDON Hollinger Consolidated Gold : Mines,: Limited CALDBICK YATES Frank H. Bailey, L.LB. Notice of â€"Dissolution Wonthiy Deposits provide tor regayment 8. A. Cfl‘b“’ku x' c‘ C. wW. Yates, B. A. RRISTERS SOLICITORS ETC, Hank ef Commerce Buillding Ont DIVIDEND NUMBER to assist in buying or impreving your home, or for any other need? RONALD STUDIO Portraits with Persounality BABRISTERSâ€"ATâ€"LAW Solicitors, Commissioners â€" lLow Rates â€" Do yoy require a F.* Sharp . beo., treas F.~ Sharp See. treas 20,* 21, 22 19,â€" 20, 21 SRAR Mr. and Mrs Burton Price and family of Timmins spent the weekâ€" end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Price of Matheson. witll l Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs.~"Albert MeMain Jean Bender, of Matheson)~ South Porcuâ€" pine, are the proud parents of a baby ent. Mr. Baoyce introduced _ Mra. Drew who reminded them that this countrf of ours was a wonderful place for children to live and growâ€"up in. In talking to some of the small boys she told them that she knew they would be going fishing Friday afterâ€" noon. Mrs. Drew also addressed the meeting, briefly in French, Word has been recelved that Mr. and Mrs. ~Albert MeMain (negé Jean Bender, of Matheson)~ South Potrcuâ€" pine, are the proud parents of a baby daughter. MHoltyre Girl Injured An accident oceurred on the Holâ€" tvre Road about a quarter of a mile from Holtyre, Saturday May 22nd about 7.15 pm. when a taxi driver Simon Leduec of Ramore ran into and injured Marianne Lalonde, 8 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Lalonde who lived nearby. Marianne and her younger brother Paul were playing with a small wagon on the road, as *the car approached Marianne darted across the road and directly into the path of the car. The child was carâ€" ried to her home where Dr. Crann of Holtyre was called and had the child removed to the Kirkland Lake Hosâ€" pital where she is found to be sufferâ€" ing from bruises and shock. Accordâ€" ing to Constable Jerry Lynch, who investigated the accident, no charge would be laid as the driver did everyâ€" ihing possible to avoid the accident. At the time Mr. Jos. Theriault of Raâ€" more was a passenger in the taxi. Bernice Herron of Matheson spent several days visiting in Kitchener and while there: attended sister Margaret‘s wedding. The Anthony Social Club held their annual meeting at the hall last week and election of officers for the ensuâ€" ing year resulted as follows: President, Fred Levecque, Vice President, O. E. Secretary, Mrs. T. Levecque, ~committee, Mrs.: George W olf, Mrs. O. P. Wolf, Wolf and â€" Mrs. Levecque. Committee, Messrs. Arch. Wisman, Harvey Wisâ€" man, Alfred Wisman, Arnold Wisman, Jr. and George Wolf. The dance Jr. and George Wolf. TShe dance held Tuesday May the 18th was a nuge success everybody had a good time and the refreshments were delâ€" icious._ They plan to hold dances every second Tuesday, the next one is slated for the first of June. Every body welcome., Miss D. Smith and Betty Colgan of Anthony, spent several days visiting in Timmins this week, Mrs.°V. Cartwright is a patient in the Rosedale Memorial Hospital, Maâ€" theson were she is taking a rest cure for a tun down condition. We all hope that you wili feel better soon: Mr. L. H. Hanlan spoke at the South Porcupine Kiwanis Club meeting last week outlining the progress made in Agriculture during> the thirtyâ€"three years he has worked as Agriculture Representative in the North country. Drew Visits Matheson. Premier George Drew, Mrs. Drow and Mr. Percy Boycee spoke briefly at one of the quickest organized meeiâ€" ings possible which was held in the Oddfellows Hall, Matheson, Tuesday afternoon last. The meeting was orâ€" ganized in about two hours and the speeches lasted half an hour.> The Chairman, Robt. Potter introâ€" duced the Premier who as Minister of Education spoke chiefly to the children. He was particularly glad to speak to the children. Mr. Drew said he had heard a great deal about Matheson from Mr. Potter although it was his first visit. As Minister of Education Mr. Drew proclaimed â€"a half day holiday Friday aflternoon, this undoubtedly will be appreciated. Mr. Boyce spoke briefly and said he was delighted to be able to attend such a fine gathering particularly the children from Matheson school and teaching staff. Anthony school children and teacher were also presâ€" Mrs. Helmer and family wish to exâ€" press their sincere thanks and apprecâ€" iation to their many neighbors, friends und relatives for their kind expresâ€" sion of sympathy and many â€" floral tributes extended to them during their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dear husband and father. Special thanks to those who in any way helpâ€" ed to recover the body. 21 START YOUR OWN BUSINESS Full or part time,.own and operate Bubble Gum and Candy penny maâ€" chines. Ideal for confectionery store location. Write for details, Reliable Vending Machine Coa., 23 Albany Ave., Toronto Ont. 21,; 22,>23 "Business â€" Opportunitites" Matheson And: District Mathesor, Ont. Phone 9 Office Rallway 8St. pev. licensed trucks 3â€"48,p "We Serve The Northern Area~ V., M. HEMBRUFF â€" TRANSFEKR dealers in coal, wood, hay, and Masseyâ€"Harris farm impliments MOORE‘S G ROCERY HWARDWARE â€" FURNITURE DRY GOODS Matheson, Ont. PHONE 30 10â€"48 For The Best Quality Groceries â€" Meats â€" Fish Fruits Vegetables J. A. LACOMBE Matheson, Ont. 3~4B8P THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO By Mrs. G R. Weir Residents of Matheson and Shilingâ€" ton will have the pleasure of a visit from Mr. Perey Boyce, Progresaive Conservative Candidate for. South Cochrang riding at dances to be held in both places Friday the 28th of May. Everybody is welcome and a good crowd is "Anticipated, Mr. and. Mrs., John., Guertin of Raâ€" more will be leaving for the South at the end of this month after living here for nearly twenty years. During their stay at Ramore Mrs. Guertin has been Postmistress and in this capacâ€" ity she will be greatly missed. Mr. and Mrs, Guertin also ran a general more at Ramore for eight year. At the present time plans for the future are indefinite but for a while they will make their: home at North Bay. "This grand couple were guests of honor at a farewell party held at Raâ€" more recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Guertin their son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law. Here they were entertained with musc and songs, and after a farewell address, they were presented with a complete set of dishâ€" es as a parting gift. They will be greatly missed but the best of wishes were extended to them from their many friends atâ€" Ramore. The Progressive Conservative Party held an after Mass meeting at Raâ€" more Sunday last. The meeting was well attended guests speakers were Mr. Percy Boyce Candidate for South Cochrane riding, also Mr. Leo Charleâ€" bois of Timmins Who addressed the meeting in â€"~French. Robt Potter of Matheson also spake briefly as did Romeo Champaigne, Ramore. Matheson branch of the Women‘s Inâ€" stitute will hold theirâ€"next meeting Thursday June 3rd in the Courtroom. The roll call will be exchange of plants. There will be several items to discuss one of which is the selecâ€" tion of the course we should study. Speaker will be Mr. L. H. Hanlan, Convenor Mrs. Jos. Cole. Don‘t forâ€" get the date June 3rd, at 230 p.m. and bring the wee tots.. Everybody welcome. Boy Fatally Shot A young life was taken Friday May 21Ist, when Herman .Schultz living a feéew miles out of Matheson, was fatâ€" ally wounded by a shot accidently firâ€" ed by his brother Leo. It appears Herman walked between Leo and the target just at the moment the gun was fired. The bullet lodged in his chest. Me was rushed to Rosedale Memorial â€" Hospital â€"Matheson â€" but passed away shortly after admnttance Herman, and two of his brothers, Arthur, age 17, and Leo, 21 years, aâ€" long with two other local boys Philip Dreyer and Percy Lindsay, were working on the farm five miles from Matheson when the tradgedy occurâ€" red. Burial took place in Hillerest Cemetery Matheson. Funeral services were conducted Monday May 24th by the Reverend Father Ledue of Raâ€" more. In addition to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schultz, the deceased is survived by two sisters, Alathia of Port Arthur.and Mrs. Coughlin of Raâ€" more, four brothers Leo, Arthur and Lawrence of Matheson and Boyle of Timmins. It is not very long since the father Albert Schultz had the misfortune to break his wrist and had to have treatment at the hospital Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill of Iroâ€" quois Falls visited friends at Matheâ€" son over the holiday weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mrs. H. Stevens of Matheâ€" son left Friday last for Southern Ontâ€" ario for the holiday. Mrs. Stevens inâ€" tends to spend some time in Ottawa while Mr. Stevens returned to Matheâ€" son to resume his position with the C _ iez MOUL DERS OPF CAMADA Uf/lIMITED FOUNO NAIRLY EVRY ECONOMNCALLY _ e viefmecs thOW MNEEAL IN _ CX 2ODAL ANC IIN Professor Warnsy â€"â€" Family~ Scraphook Continued from Page 1° means little to us is because it hasn‘t cost us much yet. But suppose someâ€" thing arises then there must be the power of force behind anything we ®%he next question was abovt Spain. "What is the Status aof Spain in the Western group?" Dr Riddell said that Spain hadn‘t developed in 150 years and the only governmen: that they had had whic.a chowed some progress war the govorrment of th~ Republic which had beon deposed by Franco. He said the iaterests of Spain would not allow picm essive goyornment. Trinco, he caid, was quite propared to *h and impr‘ 1 people aad any.over» rures to the poople of Spain was like lelling a maâ€"» in prison to come outâ€" s‘de while three policemer gare watching his evory move. The next qurstion was: you think we will achieve vworld govâ€" c »nment?" Dr. Riddeil sighed a little, "I look at world goveinment as somz> far off evrnt towawl which creatioa moves," ho said blunt‘»y "At the prose~: timâ€" ‘the countrics haven‘t anvy coat‘dGance in each oth2> > ird all the nations want to keep theis sovereign power If we clected _ renrosentatives from . each "When do _ But the experiesce needhn‘t be savere a one. Pirst of n.ll. %f that the older youngstet. has 01.(! feelings. HMe wants new, | at the same time. he wighes 1t4¢;€$‘ be sent back "where it came: ‘In ,"{' When parents accept the> fiet"bb is normal for a . child<to feel"jeajous and are relaxed about it, t.)\gy cgn help( him with the problem in a of mple ways. ‘ ' '.‘, yz ‘We‘ve gsot the best thing +tuat the world can agiee on now â€" The naâ€" tions try to agree now, notaing more, That doesn t wmean that we shouldn‘t work for somcching better. 1 would loke you to keep the ideal. You have a lot of nations in the and we have to get ains as best we. can with 1 em The Reverend Father Murray thankâ€" ta the speakor and him hback to the Pcreupine Camp whenâ€", to spend ertra time with Juniorf and after the baby‘s arrival so that ‘la won‘t have too much of the feelmg"‘ that he is being dethroned. e This may be a bit hard for Mother at first and Dad may have to,do. dguoi bleâ€"duty, but as the baby« nqLda 1@8, ecnfining . care she,.can give* mom @t~ > tention to her first« bom io afyy 6 state for a Woevrld Goverrmert, cach sigte would control his representa tives or th2y would not be chosen : second time. It is the great ideal. But to delude ourselves that there might be world government now is wrong. Department â€" of _ Highways, â€" Survey branch. Messrs. Ed. and Fred Potter of Swasâ€" tika visited in Matheson this week. The regular monthly meeting of Friendship Circle branch of the Woâ€" Men‘s Institute will be held June 5th at the home of Mrs. O. P. E. Wolf, Hooker Creek. Mics Pauline Doal of Timmins epent the weekâ€"end with hber parents in Matheson. Ted Medda of Matheson went to Southern Ontario on holidays this week. Frand: Cadeau of â€"Anthony has been appointed to the position . of Radio Operator with the Lands and Forestry Branch and will be stationed at Elk Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rutherford have moved into their new home on Railâ€" way Street, Matheson. A very quiet wedding is planned for June 3rd at the United Church Manse, when Blanche Wright, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Haz. Wright of Matheson, will become the bride of Eddie Roberts, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberts of Matheson. Congratulations. Harold Grist and family of Timâ€" mins, motored to Matheson to spend the holiday weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Robt Hembruff. family of North Bay spent the weekâ€" end with relatives at Matheson. While here they stayed at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Harvey Monohan, The Oddfellows and Rebeccas of | £ .“, Matheson and districts will hold their ‘2 c 4 (‘W’ttee; it AK, .: A 4 4A 4 Annual Church parade from the Oddâ€" fellows Hall to the Church, Sunday | 4 May 30th, a large crowd is anticipated. 'sissststmsssmmwmflwsmwm\s + * L Mr. and Mrs. Eden Touzel â€" and NRCRAFT HAS OPENED NEW ARSAS 1O THE PROSPECTOR. iT 14 UIS JO8 TO EXAMINE THE TERRAI 10 FINO ORE TRALES ANNUAL OUTPUT OF OMTARIO wiNbE or $+220,000,000 can BE ATF RIBUTED 1O THE PROEPECTOR‘$ EFFORTS â€"â€" _ ONTARIO PROSPECTORE USE SOME CLAIMJS TO BE STAKED '.k* educdational, social and culâ€" redations : between: nations. Ex y P ept'! mnwle efforts for aid t4 . } + to \obi A in w it has been a Preparing Junior for the New m “' te, .\ It has nothing: to do with the Atikd opment of the Atmazon Volley and 1 whon tne new *\ stould Ne stopped at once from what oL‘ : WilET will m huge waste of resour It is pretty hard to give up some of. \ m i NC 4 T attention, to feel that there is another | child to be loved by moher and | . t And, of course, the coming evbnh‘ should not be. kept. as m secret, should be one of the first to‘ know it. _ He can help get things ready for the baby. _ But this is not â€" enough. Mother and Dad should both be carefy} to spend ertra time with Junior beford and after the baby‘s arrival 5o that "10 won‘t have too much of the feelmc that he is being dethroned, This may be a bit hard fgr,?éomar **X*%8.34,9 84848 45 ¢# AS qR zOmAAA *4 4 t o < s 4 ( ‘-, + + 1 300 Young Women P y s / e UÂ¥TERN Y®F W Harvesting aqparag’us,’ sti'awbe,l'neb, raspberries cherries, peaches, plums,fapplé grapes tomatoes, transplanting, hoeing,‘ weedmg, S«m‘aymg, etc. 94 * ‘,.u {". "" ‘_og Auspices Dmnimon-Promel;ahFam Labour 31 A 4A 2071R /SE H®JZ "'ff-.vlcQ Force 9 RnchmoM Street %flt Toronto. lood meals â€" â€" Accombdaflfll ln Farm Service: Fbi'n chmps OPEN:APRIL\IOâ€"NOVEMBER SIXTEEN YEARS!AND OVER All FURS In UV UPARPE! 4 . ‘ here is, ahother * her and fitik/. needn‘t w«tgn \ : all, we | now tet . has . new , baby | wishes it <could 1i * a TY * â€"Pays Highest Markpt }' $ ‘F,or Speciel knowledgo ana grout courâ€" age are the steck in of the Cenadian prespeder. Threough his eforts our stends i'n -050 faretrent ;Ogc,ho 'nd-fiom of the world. The prospecter hes made valuokie contributions to Canada Unilimited. s..0. TICKNOR ! \ Ghomgp.q"tfm dance and mok the .Q 8 lkaves will dance no more, %Mtwm overtake our wotld o awihg comes, as before. VCm PeC Phone\ 11 | coumnv q ro â€" Matheson 4 fices 69 .l 34 on was set up to en« PACGE THREE £4 renewed 3â€"6â€"48