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t m sls In his brochure Mr. J. W. Hamilâ€" ton consistently spells **The Seven Nations‘‘ in capital letters. He says: ‘*The words are thus emphasized so as to impress your mind with the essential and actual | solidarity of THE SEVEN NATIONSâ€"The United THE PORGUPINE ADVANGE made use of its branches to give the question publicity. ‘In a brochure written by Mr. Hamilton the ‘‘stateâ€" ly stepping stones on freedom‘s highâ€" way,"‘â€"the parliament, trial by jury, the Magna ‘Charta, habeas corpus, right of petition, etc., are referred to as founding demoecracy for the world. The extent to which the United States framed its laws and constitution upâ€" on British precedents is also acknowâ€" ledged, and Mr. James Wallace of Macalester College, St. Paul, Minn., is quoted very appropriately as saying: *‘‘«Only the Englishâ€"speaking nations can claim so rich a"political heritage. To it add the heritages of a common language and a copions literature, to these, again, the molding of a Chrisâ€" tianity aglow with altruism and esâ€" sential democracy and we have a foundation for peace, amity and coâ€" operation _ among â€" Englishâ€"speaking nations whereon it were recreant to the great interests of mankind not to build."" s Office 26 hold a general obs Charta Day, Wedr The matter has hb pounded by Mr. J. St. Paut, Minn., w the management Bank of Commerce, THE SEVEN NATIONS TO OBSERVE MACNA CHARTA DAY The proposal has been made to have THE SEVEN NATIONS this year WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th., 1921. Published every Wednesday by Gen. Lake, Publisher Canada â€" â€"â€" United States Subscription Rates Telephones : servance of Magna nesday, June 15th. een very ably exâ€" J. W. Hamilton, of who chas interested of tlhe Canadian . which in tutn has Lrecdom‘s nighnâ€" t, trial by jury, habeas corpus, are referred to Residence 112 of a common literature, to » of a Chrisâ€" $2.00 year $3.00 vear ONTARIO civil and religious. They represent a worlél encireling state of mind, a more perfect ideal than has ever been on so zreat a seale. It is a unity in the opâ€" portunity which they offer to men everywhere of like mind; men who believe in this freedom and who gladâ€" ly accept the responsibility which is at onee its outcome and its protection. It is a unity in their example to other nations of social and political develâ€" opment; a very definite expression of the hope of international goodâ€"will and world betterment; something inâ€" finitely greater than their wealth, their power and their industry."‘ To foster and enlarge these ideas and ideals, it is suggested that Magna Charta Day be generally observed by tions, wealth or even to their common language, nor to the fact that they border the earth‘s four corners. Their unity is rather one of spirit, for these nations are the founders and repreâ€" sentatives of demoeracy, the political axpression of iChristianity, with all which that word implies in freedom, SHIRT WAIST AND MIDDY DANCE AT McINTYRE HALL Mrs. Cole returned on Sunday from the West where she has been in atâ€" tendance on her son, Mr. Chas. A. Cole who has been seriously ill at the hospital at Fort William. His many friends here will be pleased to know that he is now mjich better, and though not strong enough to take A railway journey to his home here, is still on the way to recovery. As soon as he is strong enough to travel, he will come to his home here to recuperâ€" on 4T 10th t Middy will b it )6 me irance toat t. Dancing here is io De y Danee. ~Co e in attenda tT€ Meintyre Hall, Sechnmacher, ~evening of this week, June ‘ is to be a Shirt Waist and ance. ~Colombo‘s Orchestra a attendance., which is fall # at 3.0 p.m for @ll attend thne ncg, wWiaich 13 musiec will be 0.30 n»m. A 1 n eood tue Unthiflhilhlh‘hh hh hh hh hhhrhrnrnirrites tAAAfi fAinnAffarrah able to, tage in ine excursion. 1Ihe Minga has a carrying capacity of betâ€" ween 40 and 50, and if more than this number of tickets are sold the followâ€" ing evening (Friday) will be used to accommodate the ticket buyers who ean not go on Thursday evening. If there are only enough tickets sold for the accommodation that can be proâ€" vided on Thursday evening the boat will be chartered for that evening only. In case seventy or eighty tickâ€" ets are sold, however, the boat will be chartered for the two evenings, Thursday and Friday, arrangements having been made to this effect in case of necessity. The trip on the Minga on Thursday is for members of the Caledonian Soâ€" ciety only. . Only the bare costs of the trip is being.charged to the memâ€" bers, the tickets being sold at $1.00 each, the rate charged for the boat. The Steamer Minga will leave the Timmins landing Thursday evening at 7 p.m. In case more tidkets are sold than the number of passengers that can be accommodated toâ€"morrow night, the balance of the members: will be taken on a second chartered trip on Friday evening, June 10th. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY EVENING SAIL ON MNGA C mentioned in the last issue THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE A1e to the All kinds of sewing taken in an the best of work assured. The New Empire Theatre announces this week that commencing Monday, June 13th there will be only one show at that theatre each night. There will be three matinees weekly. The evening show will start at 8.30 p.m. sharp, and the matinees will be every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30 p.m. At the Old Empireâ€"there will be matinees at 230 p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, with the evening show at 8.30 p.m. sharp. The two shows a night plan at the New Empire was adopted simply to accommodate the public, and during the sammer months at least the need seems to have passed. Plenty of acâ€" commodation for the present is proâ€" vided by the regular evening shows at the two theatres and the matinees through the week. VETERAN HOUSE BOUGHT BY McGUIRE & ARTHURS The property on Fourth Avenue opâ€" posite the Presbyterian church, reâ€" cently known as The Veteran House, and owned by Mrs. E. Schelletier, was purchased last week by Messrs Mc QGuire and Arthurs who will conduct it as an upâ€"toâ€"date and pleasing board ing and rooming house. Both Mr. Me Guire and Mr. Arthurs have had long and valuable experience in this line and there seems to be every reason why they should make a suecess of why they shoul The Veteran Ho turned soldiers, House,"" which O oNE SHOW NIGHTLY AT NEW EMPIRE AFTER THIS WEEK peet rtiouse,"‘ which they are retaining, is specially appropriate. (Mr. and Mrs. Schelletier who came here some weeks ago in connection with the termination of the lease of the property to another party, now that tha nranartv has hoan snA av. IA L FIRSTâ€"CLASS DRESSMAKING James street, Rochester Townsite ie termination of the lease ofi roperty to another party, now he property has been sold, exâ€" o leave the Camp in the coursc ew davs. Hollinger Directors paid a mine and camp last week. MISS R. BROUSSEAU, ie name ey are reâ€" **Veteran taining., is d ‘ Repair & | writers, et« | ders may } | Restaurant | Drawer S, ' Restaurant TL SUT S( NURSEMAID WANTEDâ€"Apply Mrs H. J. Stewart, Northcrown Mine. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church announce a Tea and Sale of Home made Cooking to be held in the basement of the church on Saturday afternoon, June 18th, from 3 to 7 p.m. The success of former events of this type given by the Timmins ‘Presbyterâ€" ian Ladies Aid is full assurance that the Tea and Sale of Home Cooking on Saturday, June 18thy will\be an event well worth attending. ROOM TO RENT, in private house, â€"comfortable, wellâ€"furnished, . aÂ¥l conveniences:; suitable for ladv or OvVERLAND CAR FOR SALEâ€"Apâ€" TEA AND SALE OF HOME COOKING, SAT., JUNE 18th. e inne Mvan ‘N amflw convnienc gentle man. vance Offic ad n. BOARD OF REALTH GOLUMN DC d‘s Welfare Clinics, Wednesâ€" 130 to 3 n‘m. )0th front Timmir ( d to o p.m. each month. Dr. Minthorn. each month, Dr. Porter. each month, Dr. MelInnis. each month, Dr. Moore. t Clinie Room daily 1.30 to REPAIR SHOP CLEAN UP sg0pâ€"Gramophones, typeâ€" :. _ Work guaranteed. Orâ€" e left at the New Ontario . (Hall & Robinson, P.O. back of the New Ontario H. H> MOORE, M.D., time to clean up the t and back. Flies will and Flies and Filthk A pply umachet Adâ€" p 6 FOR SALEâ€"Warchouse, stable, and dwelling house in Moneta; all on adjoining lots. Will sell together or> separately. Apply to D. Laâ€" prairie, 56 Third Avenue, Timmins. T. 6 N. 0. Ry lars. The ‘Continental Lim Nos. 1 and 2, between M Vancouver daily. . ‘These use Canadian National J at North Bay. ° Through service daily day, trains Nos. 46 and Toronto _ and Timmins, through pullman ears. will use Canadian Nation tion at North Bav. Connections at Earlton Jet. for Elk Lake daily except Sunday. Daily, except Sunday, service betâ€" ween North Bay and Cochrane, trains Nos. 17 and 18, operating through Canadian Pacific sleeper between Montreal and Timmins. These traing will use Canadian Pacife Ry. Station FOR SALEâ€"Three thoroughâ€"bred Barred Rock Roosters, Exceptionâ€" ally fine birds. Grand laving strain, Price $5.00 to â€"# White, Hovie, Ont TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY Now open for business. Best dining room in town. _ > Meals at all hours. Firstâ€"class rooms, and steam hcated All upâ€"toâ€"date conveniences, Reading and Ritting Rooms. Sample Rooin for Travellers. service, daily except Sunday, Englehart and Cobalt, also Cochrane and Timmins. rrent time table or apply any PARIS HOTEL IROQUOIS FALLS, General Passenger Agent, Train FOR SALE &:\: al _ Limited, trains tween Montreal and ~ These trains will itional Ryvs, Station ent for full particuâ€" A. J. PARB, N6 vice. ly expect Sunâ€" each,. W. JIMES. operating hese trains l Rys. Staâ€" Orin )e y&