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Tin, \ DR L. GAGNON + # | 4€8%0%9¢ OOO.WMW“WOO“OQW'}M 448600 ; WMMWOW%OWQWQO‘ HHEEEH?EEH"IEE555555555&5555555555%55&55555&555Hifihfikfibfifiiifihfii:fi':fiEfibfi"fib‘i‘.fi!fi%hfiH’lfififififliflififiififikfiéfifi&fi&fi!fifikfifliflifi » Lre & c ©00000000000000000000000000000060606466466 @60000000006 WWOWMQW I have closed my shop in the Reed Block for the summer season and will open again on or about August the 22 with a full line of autumn styles and shades. Will visit Timmins first of every month at Daiâ€" ton‘s Livery. Any other times by arrangement Ask your dealer for Dr. Gagâ€" non‘s Veterinary Medicines. Phone 152. GOLD MINING STOCKS THIRD AVENUE, Homer L. Gibson & Co. Mrs. J. A. Gagne VETERINARY OFFICE HAILEYBURY. NOTICE h U Watches, Clocks, Community Plate, All Repair Work Guaranteed. Everything in Jewelry 703â€"4â€"5 Bank of Hamilton Building P.O. Bbx 458 . HORWITZ (Between Holl inger Stores). We can execute orders in these issues for our Porâ€" cupine friends, promptly and satisfactorily. Wire your orders at our expense,. TORONTO, ONT. ROOM TO RENTâ€" WANTEDâ€"O WANTEDâ€"RGOM AND BOARD, or ICE FOR SALE 0a n eonvenien He R Atp eni Om . comi 1¢€ ARTICLES FOR SALE na n rt PmMi usexeep able. Office et, quarter cu _ typewriter. idson Bay Bla ind Hudson se MeCleary, M ne 34 A. suit? Un nt W. M. WHYTE, W € etc. ramil t TIMMINS. )1 € Oout J 1N IrF Mss PCT nKC ns reupit igan 9 imbe ca GreI iA n use, M ) 30 s REGULAR POLIGE COSRT SCHEOULE FOR NORTH New Regular Courts by Magistrate Atkinson at Iroquois Falls, Englehart, Swastika, Etc. commen{ biy were establishes new police court centres at Iroquois Falls, Englehart, Swastika, Matheson and New Liskeard, all to be presided over by Magistrate Atâ€" kinson. At these new police court centres, as well as at Cobalt, Haileyâ€" bury, Timmins and South Poreupine there will be weekly police courts. In the case of MatheSon, however, it is provided that the court will only be NOrtan On several occasi n( these Ni uiat cent ration of ma NU ce thet roU trat with satisfta« In many case ss1Ons *n to be eminently rk, by reason of ledge, his judicial ong experience in North Land. Maâ€" hbeen ourts at le in general, or It is understood that toured the )e P1 Jus ind 1 would be hbe istices OI L 1€ 11 the necessâ€" i Land unde 8SNO W Sout THE PUORCUPINE ADVANCE At ot indled all mM s )e of nat & could T€ edule balt mISs 1e11 My. th e LC 1€1 . At U neld when notification is made being required, this notice to be ; before Monday night in each wee the casd&> of the places referre above as ‘*new police courts,"‘ magistrates previously handled : magistrates previously han ever cases might arise. T no regular dates in most nlaces and there were othe some oi them t dered as very * The followin dule of police « pia out last week :â€"â€" *"List of police courts to be held at the following places, days and times in the district of Temiskaming, until further notice Riegfried Atkinson, Esq., po‘lice magistrate for the Disâ€" trict of Temiskaming.‘‘ Mondav, Hailevybury, 10 a.m.; Coâ€" Tuesday, _ Swastika, 2 q W ednesday CU} Mat hbury MAN TERRIBLY BURNED BY LIVE WIRE AT LISKEARD notined onâ€"or there are any are Wil ent It seems that there are some ‘‘live wires‘‘ at New Liskeard,â€"but they are up on poles. A ‘Yive wire‘‘ would be expected to cause trouble at Lisâ€" keard, and last week one certainly did. So much so, indeed, that the hiuâ€" morous references herewith are more to hide feelings rather than to make licht of a serious matter. The New i1ast Issue Of LAAL PApPCE .~â€"â€" ‘*‘During the afternoon of Wednesâ€" day men einployed by the Power Comâ€" pany were engaged in making power connections with the Howie Block, on Whitewoodâ€" Ave., for the Liskeard Dairy Company, when a man named Carmichael, while on the second cross arm of the pole, and 25 feet from the ground,, touched a live wire. Both arms were terribly burned, and he fell to the ground. He was taken to the Hospital, and sufferedâ€"very much. Everything which can be done for him is being done. On Thursday morning we learned that Mr. Carmichael, although still a sufferer, is doing fairly well.‘ ofe: 1t seems tLNnat vires‘‘ at New ire up on poles e expected to Friday, Englehart, 11.35 Saturdavy., Cobalt, 10 a.m n a serious matier. Lh° NC Speaker refers to the acei ie following paragraph in t e of that paper :â€" no the afternoon of Wedne ).m. Will only eall at Mattheson if mor before Monday night in anv cases to jbe heard. M m e W Iroguois Falls, is the official scheâ€" urt sessions as given were other things in at were hardly consiâ€" regular.‘‘ Sh l outh rdGe oi .m () 9 a.m Hailey W in the m OT PREMIER, SHOOTS GENTLEMAN COW RE ‘‘SECESSION‘" 00000080080 0000009000000000000004 09009000000 000000009 04 If the newspaper despatdhes are to be hbelieved,â€"Prenfier Drury wore a hat with a hole in it during a recent address he made at Fort William at theâ€"Canadian Club there. The Preâ€" mier is accused of advising Northern Ontario to steer clear of the secession movement. ~He had the assurance to sugegest that to secede would involve too heavy an expense on the tax bearâ€" ers of the North Land. He referred to the expense of legislative . buildings and getting a new organization to run the nronosed new Province. It may be the proposed new Province. 1i may De replied that the new Province need not go in for $200.00 rugs and $175.00 easy chairs for its ministers, or buy automobiles without tender. Indeed, it would be to avoid_ that very sort of thing that secession from the, older part of the Province would be made. As for the taxâ€"payers, they would be settino something for their monevy, it wOul thing t part of As for getting something for their money, and their money would be spent in the North Land where it was collected. Up to the present time the taxes, dues, royalties, ete., etc., ete., have been collected from the North Land and spent for the benefit of the farmâ€" ers of the south. The impetus to thought of secession comes largely from the fact that the North Land is being systematically bled in the way of taxation and undernourished in the matter of expenditures. Unless there is a change the North Land will have the eream of its resources gone for the advantage of the south. The Preâ€" mier may take what stand he wishes on the secession auestion, hbut this Up dues been and ae proposed eplied that 0t go in for secure blessin mier. Qns man sdou rood dcing. ) will see revenut should cow o to be Premic out ~o At Loring, in the North Bay disâ€" trict, there were recently &wo special events of importance..One was an address in connection with the Woâ€" address in connection with the Woâ€" men‘s Instituite and the other was a danee under the auspices of a fraternâ€" al society. There were seven at the lectm'qvgud over 200 at the dance. As The Powassan News comments ‘*As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he!"‘" 1 nd 1€ n n aI W be loo 108( 1€ ) weve? Decaus K nee{ 1@ end ol emiet lize i eeds to go c le milking eed the day, peopie oi the south Déley will be easy for the south t cession with the fel‘\" f the North Land. The Pre ‘ever, will likely find on is cabinet who will streny se such an idea.â€"that ma SUC n1 suca an idea,â€"that man ovincial Treasurer who nd of a large part of his ch a move. n i1 tnere doesn‘ t animal in sight ) go easv or he a farmer if he is le he animal d too ro around for business savs the roughly for anot t 1 $ ting one R1C an Ou: wXho y t m )