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NIPISSING DIAMOND Timmins Rink was formally opened for the season/last night. The Tim- mins Band was in attendance andfur- nished good music. The ice was in excellent shape and the skaters enjoy- ed a very pleasant evening. The at- tendanee was not as large as it would otherwise have been, the election in- terest naturally interfering with the crowd at the rink. Manager Jack Mae Lean had everything right up to date for the opening and the skaters pre- sent consider the opening night a fore east of an innumerable good nights of skating this winter. The special attraction at the New Empire Theatre on Friday and Saturu day of this week, Dee. 9th. and 19th. is the Gertrude Atherton picture, "Don't Negelet Your Wife." This {notion picture has found special fa- vour and popularity where shown. Lee Moran, one of the favourites among the screen comedy actors will star in the spegial comedy Friday and Satur- day evenings, "Robinson Trousseau," a pun, no doubt on the old-time "Ro- binson Corkscrew” hy Tufou. The Nipissing Company are atiwork now on the sixth diamond drill hole on the Rochester property. Nothing ofti- cial has been given out as to the re. salts from the other diamond drill holes, but there is a general belief that the results have been satisfactory, in view of the fact that further drilling is being done. The Rochester claims adjoin the Hollinger on the west at the south corner of the big mine pro- petty. TIIE MililM “MICE OPENING OF TIMMINS 0mm 26 “DON'T NEGLECT YOUR WIPE," AT NEW EMPIRE THEATRE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7th., 1921. Published every Wednesday by Goo. Lake, Publish“ 09nd: - - $2.00 year United States $3.00 yen Subscription Rates t DRILLING NO. 6 HOLE Telephones ' RINK LAST NIGHT Residence 112 ONTARIO A rumor got into partial, circulation some ten days ago to the effect that the Continental train (more common- ly known still as The National) was to he taken " the T. & N. o., and to run henceforth and forever more by way of the old C2CR. lines. A few days after a certain North Bay newspaper denied the rumor and had many naws- ty words for anyone who would start such a yarn. The North Bay cet'- tain or uncertain newspaper ought to know what sort of an outfit would put such a story in circulation, for, so far as can be learned; it was only in this same certain of uncertain North Bay paper that the rumour was given any publicity at all. If this is a funny world, this North Land, it is only some of the southern newspapers that make it so. The special meeting of sharehold- ers recently appros:ed the by-laws to increase the capital stock of the King Kirkland Mines from two and a half million to five million shares, and to purchase the adjoining Ferguson pro- perty for 450,000 shares. The King Kirkland has spent about 160,000.00 on development work, and has 3,070,- 000 shares in the treasury for future needs. The shaft is down 100 feet. Further equipment is being taken on- to the property and it is understood enlarged development is planned. HE WHO MAKES RUMORS CAN DENY THEM BEST EMBED“! DISOONTIN'U'ES DRILLING ON EDWARDS CLAIM The Nipissing Co. of Cobalt has been doing some diamond drilling on the Edwards claims in the Porcupine area, but are understood to be drop- ping their option on the chains. A rather humourous incident is re- ported regarding the voting yesterday. A voter who is a very strong Miners' Union man and would naturally vote for the Labour candidate, discovered that according to the arrangement of the polls he would have to vote at the O.B.U, Hall. "Whatt" he asked, "ex- pect me to go into the 0sB.U. Hall? Nothing doing! I never entered an O. B.U. Hall and 1 never will. I'd soon- er lose a dozen votes." And nothing could stir him from this stand. KING BO STRONGLY UNION THAT LABOUR LOST A VOTE " KIRKLAND COMPANY INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK A Masquerade Ball will be given in the McIntyre Recreation Hall, Schu- maeher, on Friday evening of nest week, Dee. 16th. at 9 p.m. There will be the best of music and refreshments and a pleasant evening for all attend- Ing. "Gentlemen, it is our ambition to make this the greatest and purest amateur organization in the world, but it is not for quantity, it is for quality we are striving. We must keep it clean: cleaner in the future than in the past. In expanding:, keep elean what we have; keep out the doubtful players; keep them out until we know they are right, and it is you men that are here to-day that must see to it." In his annual address to the 0.H.A. at Toronto on Saturday last, Presi- dent Copeland, of Midland, among other things said :--'"The new resid- ence rule in the constitution elimin- ates the tourist, who in the past has been a pest to our Association. So important was this rule that the Carr. adian Amateur Hockey Association adopted it at their last annual meet- ing.', which is proof of its value, and I must now congratulate therExeeutive on the firm stand they took on this matter, all for the betterment of. the players and the O.H.A." The president also paid a tribute to the work of Secretary Hewitt and Treasurer Paxton, and concluded as follows: OAR‘I'WRIGET T0 RE-OPEN AT PAImrILLBR LAKE It is understood that plans we mi- der way to resume operations at the Cartwright property in the Painkiller Lake section. A nettlaft house is being built and the shaft to be re-tim- hered. The shaft is now down 100 feet. EXCELLENT ADVICE PROM THE NEW O.H.A. PRESIDENT mination of tellurides in the ore from No. 3 shaft. The Goodflsh Mine has been the scene of quite a bit of de- velopment work during the summer. It is the intention to install a small mining plant and carry on a further aggressive development and explora- tion programme. EXTENSIVE REPORT MADE ON GOODI‘ISH PROPERTY An extensive report has been Poor. pleted recently on the throMsh Gold Mines at Goodfrsh Lake 'by Mr. E. H. Orser, consulting mining engineer. Mr. Orser reports the definite deter- m POEM ADVANCE fiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfififiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfiEfifiEfiEfiE $dufifigfigfigfimfififigfifigfigfigfigfififigfi§$fi On Atiiittit 9th. this year, (Mr. Jus- tiee Rose gave a judgment in whiehle found Sir Che. 'ttos, laible for goods sold and delivered, to the Patrieia Mine by the Northern Canada Supply Co. and the Taylor Hardware Co. The goods were sold on the strength-of certain notes signed by one'0tConnot. who was doing exploration and de- velopment work o the property. This judgment was appealed by Sir Chas. Ross. Last week the 'case was argued before the Appeal Division Court and the judgment of this latter court, like that of the former court, that un- less further appeal is taken to the Supreme Court, the present judgment would indicate. that Sir Chas. Ross will have to pay the amounts involved. APPEAL HOLDS SIR CHAS. 3088 LIABLE FOR. DEBTS Last week The Advytee received a letter from Chicago, Ill., U.S.A., the address on this particular letter being exactly as follotws:-"Newspaptw, Nellies Lake, Poreupin4. Ontario." This letter went first to Nellie Lake, but the postmaster at Nellie Lake ttp- parenty know which is THE newspa- per of the North Land, and so the letter was forwarded on here. It was for The Advance all right, desiring news and views in regard to mining, etc. At 9.15 on Friday evening last the Fire Brigade had a call to 85 spruce street, the alarm being sent in on ac. count of a chimney blaze there. Three weeks previously there was a similar chimney blaze at the same residence, no damage being done in either case. On Friday evening, with the firemen right on the job, the chimney was al.. lowed to burn out thoroughly, and was well cleaned out in this way so as to minimize further danger. tGlg, W As usual old Santa .. is the predominat- d \. ing featurc--litho- . M graphed in Xmas - reds and greens, it "airar"a'isiGfiil should prove an ter easy seller. Every boy and girl, or school age has a supply or {shes}? Seals for sale; as has also your an . ,, Buy them freely-Every dollar they bring is devoted to the maintenance of needy patients. _ . . -- "cGrTtFitniiiGriiiasr be Bent to Hon. W. A. Charlton 223 College Street, Toronto. 1921 Xmas $edis. SO, THIS IS FAME! Much thought ha: Been given to the production of a very attractive Xmas Seal for the Muskoka. Hospital this year. - In its report of the annual meeting of the O.H.A., The Toronto Star makes reference to a motion as being unanimously "paslied." It is more in connection with the ORTA. than the O.H.A.. that things get "pashed," don't you think, (hie), old dear! Anyone interested in Christian Sci- ence is cordially invited to attend an informal meeting every Sunday even- ing at the home of Mrs, Macpherson, 49 Tamarack street, Timmins, at 7 p. m. and every Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. V. H. Emery, 20 Hemlock street, at 3.30 p.m. POSITION WANTED by Finn girl in private house. Agply 82 Fourth Avenue, upstairs. ---49p. REGULAR MEETINGS RE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HERB POE BRNT--4ruraiished House, three rooms. Apply to B. Lennan, 60 Elm street, corner of Broadway. HOBSES FOR BALB--20 good horses for sale. Prices range from $60 to $200. Apply Triangle Lumber Co., Timmins. --46--- LOST-Beads; between 34 Balsam and Timmins Business College, on Sunday afternoon. Finder please return to 34 ‘Balsam street, Tim- mins. --49p. WANTED-position as maid or gen- eral help in private house, by young lady (Canadian) with best charac- ter and references. A good home essential. Apply to Box B., Advance Offiee. 49p. Lofrr--u0n Monday, a yellow collie dog, white around neck, white legs and tip of tail white, 4 months old; name, "Speed." Return to Dal- ton's Livery for reward. Jackie Dalton. --40 work, may sleep at home. Apply 1 Maple St. ---gti Now open for business. First-class rooms, and steam heated All up-to-date conveniences. Reading and Sitting Rooms. Sample Room for Travellers. Best dining room in town. Meals at all hours. PARIS HOTEL IROQUOIS FALLS. Maid for general house THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY " TIMMINS. Membership fee $2.00 per year for ordinary members and Me. per 'tlt for associate members. " Open to. native.horn Scots and Scotswomen‘and those of Scottish deseent. M. B. SCOTT, Meets every second Friday in the month in Hall. HOUSE 8-roomed house, with bath and furnace, etc. 45-foot lot. 5-PAssE1NteEIR TOURING CAR (1919 Overland.) WAREHOUSE In Moneta, 20' x 70'. Apply. HARRY W. DARLING MINING ENGINEER Ruminations, Reports, Develop- ment Programs. Reed Block. Timmins, Porcupine District, Ontario. Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public. Etc. Mr. Gauthier will be at Timmins daily. OFFICES REED BLOCK, TIMMINS and SOUTH PORGUPINE. A resident "Auditor and Public Accountant" with many years of practical experience. Gordon ll, Gauthier 2-1 Hemlock St. or Reed Block. Accountant and Auditor FOR SALE xperxence ffieieney nergy quipment President ll. F. ARGLES J, w. REED, 9mees Reed Block Timmins, Ont. Telephone 66 P. DOUGALL, and fourth the I.0.0.F. Secretary