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34 â€" _ FOR SALE IN SCHUMACHERâ€"on i4 i ~2 PLANTS FOR SALEâ€"Cabbage, Cauâ€" _ Meets every Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows Hall, Third â€" Avenue. Visiting brethren requested to attend. «J,. 8. Brough W. G. Smith TIMMINS LODGE, 1.0.0.f. No. 453 W. FIELD 9 Maple Street, Timmins, P.O. Box 75. Phone 211. ALSO SELLING® PIANOS liflower, Tomatoes and Celery Plants; raised right in this district and so all suitable for the climate and conditions. 8. Salzer, Hoyle, the main street ; house; 8 rooms throughout; we Bargain for cash Hooker, Phone | Meets every first and fourth Monâ€" day in the Oddfellows‘ Hall at 8 p.m. Visiting brethren always welcome. Sewing Machines TIMMINS LO.L. No. 2552 Barrister, Solicitor, Notary. New Empire Theatre Block TIMMINS, ONT. Highest Market Prices FAID FOR ALL RAW FURS Orders taken Dealer in Raw Furs Box 3$3, Matheson, Ont. 35 Fourth Ave., Timmins WholesaletTobaccos and Gonfectionery . SEGUIN A. Cc. BROWN Agent for Singer NEH FAULKENHAM se reet; a twoâ€"storey frame rooms; hardwood floors ; wellfinished inside, r eash. Apply Simms & hone 64, Timmins, Ont. €li uit Phone 154 . HOWSE ken for highâ€"grade garments, . HANCOCK, WORK RESUMED AT PAPER MILL AT IROQUOIS FALLS Negotiations Under Way for Final Settle;ngnt. Men Going Back At"O0ld Wage Scale in Meantime. Last week work ‘was resumed at Abitibi Power & Paper Co. mill [roquois Falls after. the big pl hat wages snoui rount of the ch: litions. The mat f two Committe were iinmeasuraoi most other points. pany took opportu down for a great de ary: work, such as CFonstruction work. advantage of the 0 visits, gardening, ef most other points. LNhe ADITIOT COIMâ€" pany took opportunity of the shutâ€" down for a great deal of otheb' necessâ€" ary: work, such as repairs and new tonstruction work. The men also took advantage of the occeasion for holiday visits, gardening, ete., etc., and fishing for large fish and larger fish stories. As a result of the attttude of the mfi: and the company, inconvenience was reduced to the veryâ€"minimum. After the Committees had been in conference for a couple of weeks without apparently coming any nearâ€" er to an agreement, the suggestion was made that work be resumed pending arbitration of the difference, the men to go back to work while the arbitration was in progress. A second Committee went to New York from Iroquois Falls after this proposal had been made. For a time it appeared as if this suggestion would not help out the situation. On Tuesday of last week, however, telegrams were receivâ€" ed at Iroquois Falls by the company and by the Papermakers‘ Union and the Machinists‘ Union saying that an agreement had (been reached and to start the mill at onée. The Phperâ€" makers and Machinists according reâ€" ported for work on Wednesday mornâ€" ing and the mill started again at 8 a.m. that das. The Pulp & Sulphite Union at the Falls did not receive the telezram to resume work until Wedâ€" ussday, and the men of this Union started work again Wednesday afterâ€" ugon. ‘Consequently,; Wednesday £â€" ternoon of last week the Abitibi plg‘nt was going again at full blast. The agreement under which the men have resumed work is based on the nlaw it *ha"man Being\l)aid at the plan of the men Being paid at the same rate as previous to.the closeâ€" down, a finalâ€"settlement to Be made in the matter of wages~ Pending this Anal â€" settlement, arrangements for which are now under way, the men continue at work on the old wage sceales. » * CALEDONIAN SOCIETY HOLD CRUISE ON MINGA The evening sail on the Steamer Minga for members of the Caledonian Society of Timmins on Thursday evening last proved a most enjoyable event. About 35 members of the Soâ€" ciety took in the sail and a delightful evening was spent on the (Mattagami. The Minga is unusually well equipped for such an event, and Mr. Power, the @aptain, and the other officers of the boat did all possible to make the trip a suecess and a pleasure." The cruise included a run up the river past Col. included a run up LiE IiVCL pPdat DL Worthington‘s ‘and a trip down the river for a few miles. There was a gramophone o board for the occaâ€" sion, and the Society also saw to it that there was lots of singingâ€"Scotâ€" tish songs naturally predominating. The music sounded particularly pleasâ€" ing on the water, and both when goâ€" ing down the river and when returnâ€" ing to the dock there were many gaâ€" thered along the river attracted ~by the music. After the singing of Auld Lang SvÂ¥vne as the ‘Minga was dockâ€" thered dalong the river attracted by. the musio. After the singing of Auld. Lang Syne as the Minga was dockâ€" mg, the gathering dispersed with the idea of having another evening sail on the Minga at an early date. The evenâ€" ing was a particularly pleasant one for a sail. There were the many comâ€" forts that the Minga affords, and not a drawback,â€"not even theâ€"fly or mosâ€" quito to annoy. (Mt. J. K. Moore tooked after the trip and dyl the work well. The next sail on the Minâ€" ‘wa for members of the Caledonian Soâ€" Ziety will be held on Friday evenin of this week. I the big plant e Papermakers TUnion workers plant ne at ENTRANCE EXAMS START HERE ON JUNE 27th. _ The High School Entrance examinâ€" ations will open in the Timmins Puâ€" blie School on Monday morning, June 27th, at 9 a.m. P. S. Inspector Walâ€" kom, of Cochrane, will preside. There will be between 20 and 25 pupils writâ€" tre GREAT WELCOME HOME FOR REEVE OF CALVERT TP When Mr. Loais Charlebois, Reeve of Calvert Township, returned home lagt week to the Wye, Iroquois Falls, with his bride, tlie couple were given an oldâ€"time reception, such as those still talked about by oldâ€"timers as beâ€" ing given in thetearly days to popular couples in the Poreupine Camp.!There was an immense crowd out to welâ€" come the Reeve and his bride, the parade being hjaded by the Iroquois Falls band. A dance and supper in the Wye public hall followed with about 250 present: Mayor John Vaâ€" nier of the Falls and Ed. Kert of the Wye were the leading spirits in the regeption atrangements. When Ed Kert gets married, the Reeve is reâ€" ported as saying or threatening, LRaAb he will have out four bands,â€"the Iroâ€" quois Falls Band, the Timmins Band, the band from Cochrane and the Band of Hope. COCHRANE MAN ACQUITTED ON DoUBLEâ€"HEADED CHARGE WRO brou LO ing arrest ana that or escaping irom lawful eustody . According to Stanâ€" ley HaHam, who was responsible for the prosecution, while an officer for the enforcement of the O.T.A. at Coâ€" chrane, LeBrun, his twelveâ€"yearâ€"old brother and a man named Demers were driving into Cochrane one evenâ€" ing when they were stopped by the said Hallam,. He let them go on again after they bhad. answered his questions, but then LeBrun started in to abuse the horse. Hallam said that then he placed the party under arrest. LeBrun, however, according to Halâ€" lam, would not have it so, but struck the officer with the whip and eventualâ€" ly made his eseape. LeBrun denied hitâ€" ting Hallam or the. horse, and he also claimed that so far as ae cou stand there had been nothing ate that he had been placed : rest. 4 al OL charges, LeBrun was aequitted. On Friday, Hallam was charged with unlawfully shooting LeBrun. Hallam also was acquitted on this charge, after all these acquittals Le Brun going back to jail to finish his term. 7 Ine young Drovner sorated (LeBrun‘s svidence, Hallam, time on Spracklin cauad if famous be CHANGES MADE IN THE ONT. VOTERS LIST ACT Writing from the Law ‘Clerk‘s Office in Toronto, Mr. Allan M. Dymond, K.C., Chief Eleet§h)n ‘Officer, â€"thus writes The Advance:â€" "It is desirable that public attenâ€" tion should be called to the changes made in the Voters‘ Lists Act at the recent Session of the Legislature unâ€" der which it is necessary that Part IIH, of the voters‘ list, containing: the names of persons&ntitled to vote at elections to the Legislative Assembly only, is not to be printed until dirâ€" ections for printing are given by the Chief Election Officer, nor is iPart III, subject to revision ‘by the County Judge. quad "*There seems to be some misunder, standing among municipal officials, as to the effect of the Legislation, and the municipal celerks throughout the Province have been cireularized and a copy of this Act sent to them.‘"‘ Well, that‘s that! And there you are! â€" But, to parody Mr. Dymond‘s are. letter "‘It is desirable that public attenâ€" tion should be called to the fact that newspapers, (under every session of the Legislature and before and after, and especialtfsinc_e the Farmer‘s Goâ€" vernment has been economizing in other expenseés so that automobiles might be pur@hased for the Departâ€" ment of Mr. Biggs), are easy marks for the free distribution of informaâ€" urt tion men LOP There seems to be some misunderâ€" standing among legislative officials as to the effect of newspapers forever being the goat for this free stuff, and all the public officials throughout bhe Province, and especially the Farmers‘ Government Cabinet should be cireuâ€" larized to this effect, with an axe.‘‘ on The crops seem to be badly touched with frost! It‘s a frost all right. arrest and ful eustody ) said that he‘ liquor in / the or a Dreach .0 bt up to Hail and trial bef on two charge bet ween 20 more or wnhicn should pay ere seems sent ebruI All€ er and Demers corro ; evidence._ In bhis , who swas at one in‘s famous liquor e the correct word,) found a pop bottle » bugzy. On both THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE ie Varl re tne JJISUICL â€"that of resistâ€" f escaping from ving a the O.T bury Is riced under at this cenâ€" A.y wWas st â€"week d underâ€" to indicâ€" term 11 earane, Dis departâ€"» n trict i\B the mattsr of the estate of Alex Smith, late of the Township of Tisâ€" ’ â€" dale in the District of Temiskamâ€" ! ing, deceased. _ Notice is hereby given pursuant to :R.S.fl. 1914, Chapter 121 and amendâ€" [uwnts thereto that all persons hayâ€" ino elaims acainst the Estate of the their claim account an ities (if a said datz the assets on or 1N October addresses and descriptions and full particulars in writing under oath of their claims and statements of their account and the nature of the seeurâ€" ities (if yfi/fie‘.d by them. After the said date? I will proceed to distribute the assets "of â€"the deceaseod. among those entitled thereto, having regard only, to the claims of which I then have had notice agd I will nothe liable for the said assets or any part thereâ€" of to any person whose elaim has not been received. * Dated this 30th" day of May, 1921. Bv D. W. O‘SULLIVAN, )ove name clain NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2( d this 30th. day of May, 1921 JOSEPH ONUFRY SMITH, J0It the vear iinst Alex imita, ; who died ie twentyâ€"sikth day of year 0% Our Lord one hundred and eighteen, re the 1st. day of July, 1â€"to send or deliver to istian andâ€" surnames, Timmins, On Schumache icitor Aerein / e sw / aacher, Ont., Administrator Gray mot 1 20â€"ho Lures,. * 1 No. 1 Duplex Steam Pump. 1 Evinsude Motor. y | HAY, OATS and POTATOES | Mattagami Heights, opposite Post Office, or phone 54XL. "O0G mMIiK & s hy 000060000000000000000000040008 008000000000000000006846 mom»»mooomom $§%+6 0@00000“““00“0“00‘ Now at 56 Third Avenue resn â€"Horses, Farm Implements * Launch, 5 horgeâ€"power r, good eondition. ‘se power Boiler, with fixâ€" Mileh C FOR SALE ROUGH LUMBER ow, ‘part Jerse F. S. HURD, D. Laprairie peev? ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR R. F. ARGLES xperience Office Reed Blk. nergy Timmins, Ont. quipment Telephone 66 Bu,siness Systems Installed and Improved.: Timmins, Ont. ~ ye