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Support Your Local Paper by Subscr Crâ€"Otuâ€"Ot t 4| BEL * 1 & f Martucei‘s Venetian Orchestra BRIGHT EYESâ€"Fox Trot Rega Orchestra "His Master‘s Voice"" Record 2 18267â€"10â€"inch $1.00 NOW ON SALE >=JO<â€"_â€".DO@OGO,<:DO©OC:\OC:DOC:O<:0C/ /} ts 4 E0Cmmc â€">0câ€"_>0 texr‘s Yoice AT ANY actured by 0â€"PHONE CC ntred 99 {| dgealers Limited normeenmummcomememen eenemmommemeâ€"cures oCrpocmocoocrâ€"> oc ritone TM} 10ns T ibing to It : io <ommmmunnomenennoercemessmmnacees ocâ€"SOCâ€"O0 OCâ€"30cCIâ€"30 LA TIE PORCUPINE ADVANCE | MEMBER RISSATIGAIED WITH GOVERNMMENT TOWN NMir. Mac Lang, M.P.P. Disagrees With Government re Its Pet Town. V\ particular pet ~Of iUNIS NApUSKASLMIE model town project, and at first the was not prepared to brook the first sign of change or question. But perâ€" sistence apparently brought him to time, at least in some measure. Major Lang made particular efforts along two lines jhe wanted the Spruce Falls Pulp & Paper Co.‘s plant inâ€" cluded in the limits of the new itown so that the company would be assistâ€" inz in paying the heavy taxes that prospects promised for ithis model town of the Farmer Government, and he asked that the Town Council namâ€" ed in the bill should include others beside those directly in the:employ of the Company. The Premier right to the bitter end refused to «alter the aoreement with the Sprues Falls Co. time, at 1€ Major J along two MaLâ€" TD.sl ed in the bill beside those ds the Company. the bitter end agreement witl which permitte outside the tov 11 mor( the Couneil to actuai employees of WhC Company was branding the neéw muâ€" nicipality as the worst type of a tied town. $ In commenting on the persistent and earnest battle of Mr. Mace Lang for a square deal for the people of Kapuskasing, â€" Toronto and other southern newspapers give him due Mal southern newspapers give mim qaue eredit for the bonny fight he put up, though most «of them show plainly enough, as usual, that their knowâ€" ledge of this country and its conâ€" ditions is not sufficiently wide to enâ€" «able them to follow ‘his excellent logic all the way througth. MEETING OF TEMISKAMING CHILDREN‘S AID SOCIETY The following report from the Se cretary, Mr. R. LeHeup was received last week, too late for publication, but is given ‘herewith in full:â€" There was a large attendance of members of the Children‘s Aid Soâ€" ciety of Temiskaming at the regular meeting of the Society ‘on Tuesday, March 15. The number present from the surrounding towns was evidence of the great interest being taken in the reâ€"opening of ithe Shelter. Offers of assistance were received from alâ€" most every Fraternal and Social orâ€" ganization in ‘the District and with the interest being displayed the Shelâ€" ter shouwld have a most successful U Tt IT V Ni 11 16 ons 1( 1 ind poimnu er â€" burde on and two of n m pc nyth _ of Thanks were te: itt and those who as hower and Tea given 11 tC elp from Hon. G. Howard d Mr. H. H. Dewart, lead {f His Majesty‘s loyal opâ€" ‘remier Drury has made a ret ~of ithis Kapuskasing project, and at first the pared to brook the first ige or question. But perâ€" marentlv broucht him to cen( n n( C wn limi 1OT LDOU W Al 2d bDe n vin in x1 m miel e eprueg d‘ail ie company to W 11 MAT U vDury 11 U by ( ts P LaT Wien Mi 1¢ i1 n )Wn pe! 1J M 1 1€ y 1€ s expressed wvernment 1 elp build ed in his W nunin iTank «incere LEA CIVE itually ild acâ€" 1( @Câ€" ig for ember elyV WMLT,. incil I‘€ tay the ing of L1\ AC D n 1€ d 1€ 11 ting the meetin readv private ‘homes. In answer to an eng cretary stated that the 4 a Boarding House for c what the name implies, children in emergencies, are only taken in and e id30C1€ D6 Mr. J. E. Wilson, formerly Chief of Police for Timmins, was a visitor to town on Monday. He is now with the Union Mining Corporation in Whiteâ€" sides Township. ie untfortuna unding them totssâ€"athth The msecretary announcd al live Branch of the S en started in Timmins to e welfare of the childr reupine district. T SA se tere oierâ€"toreistetele tetatoretedetetedetededeteds t9 SS:-’A..»;"'-,.E ie ED c .efi nalin macancr s Wt he: o Bc fren e d L ooeihal o s i snn aai ue e 1 e O eb ‘ | aptreonnsnom c ureevscsapenzommmmnent eparermnalt: o esn imeameereit l e JeE Hd A e aiacy cPd S rewewon vansen Whom It May Concern e will be instru« aw in this respec Y&j’Emanfl vote YES Ontario Referendum Committee, M H Mn y y > y T > R C J «5 e CE Pb ds nlot Bu Eon * Ned s less Bess 8 W t WsCa s38 Bs ho (th wE 3 & tE 810 woh mail that Th« ) receive t ’[‘HE Parliament of Canada has recently passed a bill regulating the taking of the vote on the Referendum in Ontario on April 18. The points to remember are as follows: 1 Every ‘British subject by birth or naturalization, °* man or woman, resident in the Dominion of Canada one year previous to February 1, 1921, and resident * in the Province of Ontario for two months previous to same date, is entitled to vote, unless otherwise disqualified. & Voters‘ Lists used in the last provincial referendum ouse LV them laint a elt ild frequent zhout th law. and ar into shape. Committee notified the the Shelter was now ve tlke children that the placed temporarily ‘in o an enguiry T that the Shelter use for children it FOR SURE RESULTS Want Ads Porcupine Advance cireumstanceé Insert One Next Week unaccompanied Dy nt moving picture the District conâ€" straightened out been laid befo sion must be on the list, and will presumably be on the list only in the division in which he resides. In incorporated cities and towns of 1,000 populaâ€" tion or over, arrangements will be made for receivâ€" ing applications from any who are not now on the list on March 29 to April 4 inclusiveâ€"except Sunâ€" dayâ€"when for six clear days officers will sit to receive such applications. In rural polling divisions the voter must be either on the list or be put upon it as a resident and be vouched for as such by another resident. Both affirmative and ne@ative sides have the right to select scrutineers. , s f VWomen have the right to vote. tO I n us +4 i a 3 > lt nistircc m t d mlailalic s N 4 Coult Â¥el MA S (P e sds m snR cesc ETE J E pbat ’, NT Ee 4 . m n anaa | e o e N e t€ One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance will bring you what you require ers‘ Lists used in the last provincial referendum the lists to be used in this Referendum, subject evision. Every voter in an urban polling diviâ€" must be on the list, and will presumably_be Te YOU SsSHOULD TRY isheiter ftor and children red for until mmon pra«d to d tlat a ciety has look after n in the â€"om esn enforce e SUI tore &¢ not hy The 1€ GO0D CHANCE FOR THE JUNIORS IN FOOTBALL. HAILEYBURY DENTIST DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS years of age ind ieaves a widow and three daughters. The deceased was much esteemed by all who knew him and took a useful part as a citizen of the North Land. In addition to his profession as dentist he was interestâ€" ed in several mining properties, being a director of the Toughâ€"Oakes and Sylvanite Mines at Kirkland Lake, He was prominent as a Catholie Forâ€" ester and a member of high rank in the Knights of Columbus. U T‘C Di teI rom{ n gnd 1¢ UeJ U eletntoiotn8