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T. Notwithstanding anything conâ€" wwined in Section 26 of 5 Geo. Ve. 33. The Company covenants and agrees that it will not make any application _ to the Ontario Railway A*(‘] Municiâ€" Q]‘s pal Board to increase its Yates and _ rentals as hereinbefore set out during _‘ the period of this Franchise. such removal, cutting or Triming. 4. ‘Khe Compuny shall maintain an all night Telephone service in conneeâ€" tion with itts «exchange in the said Town, and shall operate and maintain it« system in accordance with such of tke provisione of the Ontariq Teleâ€" phone Aet amendments thiereto, as apply to it. 5. This agreement shall ‘oxtend for a period of Five years from ths twenâ€" tyâ€"seventlk sftay of February \q.i> 1922, and «luring the said perioa Yie Town agrees that it will not give to any persom, firm or company, any license or permiksion to use any highâ€" way, square or public place, within â€"_ the limits of the Town for the purpose W ¥£ placing in or mpon, over or under, any cof sueh ‘highway, â€"square . or publiec place, amy poles, ducts or wires for the purpose of carrying on a Teleâ€" plone business. 6. That the said €Company shall not Aduring the term of the said Franchise, _ wcharge more than $22.50 per annum. ~ for a residence Telephone, and not ; more than $40.00 per annum for & _ business Telephone. The Company: M::ther.h agrees _ that â€" #IFX a::iJl.«l _ ~Betaweéen the Timmins sad Schumacher | _ ‘exchanges, shall be free, and that it \ ghall mot charge.more than Ten cents per call for the first Three minutes and Two cents for" eaelr additional minute between the Tixsmins and msouth Poereupine exchanges. 'l‘hesel _ riftes shall not apply to Mines Teleâ€" * phones and the Mines Teléephone shall ‘be exempt from all tells originating at Mines between Timmins and South _ _ Poreupine Exchanges. Payment for C_ tfrital of residence and business Teleâ€" _ _ pbones to be psyable half yearly â€"in â€" advance, and payment of Toll charges _ to be paid upon delivery of bill thereâ€" for. P Whereas the Council of the Corpoâ€" _ _ration of the Town of Timmins, deems t:’be im the interest of the Corporaâ€" tion and of the residents thereof amd & : + {to be advisable to enter into an agreeâ€" ment for the construction, operation, h and maintenance, of a Telephone Sysâ€" ‘* tem within the limits of the said ‘Corâ€" poration. 8. The Company shall during the period of this agrecmmept maiptain its 2." The Company shall indemify and save. harmless, the Town its officers and servants, from all manner of loss, damage, (ngjuries, suits, claimns and damages, an account of the said Teleâ€" phone system either in the erection or operation thereof. 3. The Company shall not remove, ent or trim, uny shat@ tree, within the limits of the Town, without the eonsent of the Town Council And shall be responsible for all damage through such removal, cutting or triming. groumd, shall be under iIne direciion and supervision of . the Town Council, aor such officer or agent as the Counâ€" eil may @appoint, and that the surface of: such ‘highway, square or other pmublic place shall in all tases be reâ€" stored to its former condition and at the experse wif the:Company. 1. WITNXESSETH that the Company in eonsideration of the covenants rherein contained is hereby â€"authorized and permitted to exercise its powers hy eonstructing, maintaining or operâ€" ating its lines of Telephone upon, aâ€" long, across or underâ€"any highway, sqaare or other public place, within the limits of the Town, providing the epening up of such highway, square or other public place, for the ereq¢tion of poles «ar Torscarrying wires underâ€" ground, shall be under the direction Now therefore the Municipal Corâ€" poration of the Town of Timmins, enâ€" act{as follows :â€" 1.~ That the proper Officers of the said Municipality are hereby empowerâ€" ed and imuthorized, to execute en beâ€" half of the said Conporation an agreeâ€" ment in the form hereinnnder set forth which has been read at the preâ€" sent meeting between the |Poreupine FTelephone Lines, Limited, and the Town, and to aftix the Corporate Seal of the said Town thereto; ~ Memorandum of Agreement made this 27th. day of Febraary A.D. 1922. BETWEEN :â€" PORCUPINE TELEPHONE LINES THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF TIMMINS, hereinafter called the ‘*TOWN.‘"* LIMITED, heremafter ccall Compa Being a Byâ€"Law to authorize, the execution of an agreement between The Porcupine Telephone Lines, Limited, and the Town of Timmins. NO TICE nyV. and irst Three minutes ~‘ eaelr additional the Tiwxmins and of the second part of the first p alt the that all persons owing any amounts to the said deceased, or his estate, are hereby required to immediately pay the said amounts to the undersigned. Dated at Ottawa, this 4th. day of March, 1922 Alan H. Armstrong, 74 Sparks, St. Ottawa, Solieitor for the said Admiâ€" nistrator. ~â€"1I0â€"L2 the said Admimstrator wiil proceea to administer the estate of the deâ€" ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard omly to the elaims of which he shall then have had notice: ‘and furtbher take motice ditors _ ard otfhers Javing claams against the Estate of George Hiram Alexander, late of the Town of, Iroâ€" quois Falk in the District of Temiskaâ€" ming, Line Foreman, deceased, who died on or about the 7th,. day of July, 1921, are required to send by post preâ€" paid or to deliver to the undersigned solicitor herein for William Henry Alexander, Administrator of the Esâ€" tate of the said deceased, their names, addresses and full partienlars in writâ€" ing of their claums and statements of their accounts and the natnre of the securities, if afy, held by them; and that after the 15th day of April, 1922, the said Administrator will proceed to administer the estate of the deâ€" lhe right is peserved to reject any or all tenders reeeived. Tenders will be" required â€"to be marked ‘*Tenders for Townsite Lots®" and forwarded to., f f Sealed tenders for the purchase of all nusold Townsite lots in the Townâ€" sites of Temagami, Latchford, Engleâ€" hart, Dane, Matheson, Porquis Juneâ€" tion, Cochrane, and North Cobalt (Nipissing Central Ry.) ; as of March Ist. 1922, will be received at the unâ€" dermentioned office on or before March 29th, 1922, + For partienlars apply to T. & N. 0. Agents above mentioned, Cashier, N. C. Rly., North Cobalt, or the underâ€" s1 10â€"12 The Temiskaming & Nortkern Ontario Railway Commission and Nipissing Central Railway Company. TENDERS FOR TOWNSITE LOTS Any motion to «quash or « the same or any part thereof made within three months a first publication of this not cannot be.made thereafter. Dated the 6th. day of Mar 10 wmolice is heredDy gaven thal a byâ€" Law was passed by the Councilâ€" of The Corporation of The Town of Timmins, on the 13th, day of February, 1922, providing for the issue of Debentures to the amount of $58,750.00 for the purposeof the installation of an acâ€" tivated Sludge Disposal Plant, and that such Byâ€"Law was registered in the Registry Office of Land Titles, Haileybury, in the District of Temisâ€" kaming, on the 25th.iday of Fehruary 1022. : N pective proper Officers. In the presence of This Byâ€"Law shall take effect on and after the fipal passing thereof. Hiven: and passed this 27th. day of Feb. A.D. 1922. C CQFFICES true copy 11â€"1 WoOrd Now, open for businese. Firetâ€"class rooms, and steam heated All upâ€"toâ€"date convenienees. Reading and Sitting Roome. Sample Room for Travellers Best dining room in town. Meals at al} hourse. 1 16 ludi In 1¢ ollices Al The ned 1 otice is here‘»y given‘ that all creâ€" rs ard others having claims InmIns NOTICE TO CREDITORS erebDy Temiskamin@®&®and Northern Ontario Railway Commissio ts successors and Witness Whereof : rave ‘hereto and h l y Wherever in this agreement Company is used, the same s ‘to and include the party ‘st part, is suecessors and ()3 PARIS HOTEL IROQUOIS FALLS. un 0C m R. H. MITUHELL, A. of R.:& C.>A. S TO RENTâ€"A few choice to rent in the Marshallâ€"Eeâ€" » block. Ready March 15th. 0st reasonable in Timmins cation, etc., the xery best. to Marshallâ€"Esslestone, Ltd., @CLIVE H. E. MONTGOMERY, H. E. MONTGOMERY, rtify that the above is a he proposed byâ€"law. NOTICE the ) «quash or set aside part thereof must be ee months after the of this notice, and Notth B k 10Ora tE d ommission, Bav, Ontario. sald h, 1922 @11 Clerk l parâ€" ifiixed ~â€"10 lerk r€ the r1all of It is expected that the regular serâ€" viee will begin early in May and Capt. Maxwell will have for his partner Capt. Harry Wilshire, also an experiâ€" eneed pilot, Capt. Maxwell, who has now over three years‘ experience in commercial flying and has so successâ€" fully demonstrated that the rigors of the winter in the North are by no means a deteérrent to®successful fly. ing, is very optimistic with regard to this service out of Cochrane. He is thoroughly imbued with the Northern spirit, and wil throw his whole enerâ€" gy into this scheme to make this flying service a permanrent institution here. The main object of this service wfll be forest reconnaissance and trarsâ€" portation. It is specially expected that a large amount of tourist traffic will be attracted from the middle States owing to the almost virgin fishâ€" ing and hunting grounds of the North. It will do away with the lengthy and ardumous eanoe trips fo reach these goals. In addition, it will certainly encourage prospecting of the Northâ€" érn area which is at present next to imaccessible. / f left early yesterday noon again for Toronmto, expecting toâ€" returnâ€" here early next week. The Laurentide Air Service, with the main station at Lac La Tortue, Que., has undertaken to érect a statioh in ‘Cochrane, where two or three of the new model five, passenger flying yachts will be. used for the flight North. Substations will be erected at Remi Lake and Zadi Lake, the latter on the Opasatika river, and the station here will be equipped with wireless to ‘be run in conjunetion with the air service.s _ The last issue of The Cochrane Post says:â€"The arrangements for the esâ€" tablishment of a regular air service from Cochrane to the remote regions North during the coming Sunmer have now been completed, according to Capt. Maxwell, who arrived from Montreal on Wednesday night and lefft early vesterday noon agzain for AIR SERVICE FOR THE NORTH FROM COCHRANE ‘*Should you agree to do this, the pooling will be accomplished. An open market will be established for Clifton stock. The stock remaining in the treasury will be sold at prices which will enable the management to resume development, and to erect a milling plant for the treatment of. the ore alâ€" ready in sight. ‘By the tiume the pool has expired, the company will have reached a profitable basis, and . the market will have been established at a price wlich will show you a good pro. fit should vyon then desire to sell." Cireulars have been sent to the sharebolders of the Clifton Poreupine Mines Limited asking them to hotd their stock until the end of the year so that a free market may be made for an issue of treasury stock. Some 430, 000 shares have been issued to the puâ€" blie and it is hoped to issue sufficient more to raise $75,000 or $100,000 for the treasury to enable the completion of development work and the erecting of a milling plant. # What is suggested is practically the pooling of the stock now held, so that there will not be interference with the free market of the new stock. This pooling plan is the only practical meâ€" thod known of raising new money in the case of a property in the position of the Clifton. By such a plan staâ€" hbility is secured and prospects made better for the future. Speaking of the plan the cireular says :â€"â€" 3 *‘In our opinion, the stock can be sold quickerâ€"and easier through the listed, open markets. . Working along these lines, we have received tentative assurances of coâ€"operation from good financial interests, provided the share holders will assist to the extent of deâ€" positing their stock certificates with one of Toronto‘s recognized trust com panies until December 31st., 1922. In brief, remove it from the market until that time. free ma pooling thod kn the case of the i At Cobalt police court Jast week Councillor Charles Reckin of the Silâ€" ver Town Council pleaded guilty to a charge of assanlting Mr. Frank Len. drum of the Northern News and was fined $5.00 and costs. The case was an aftermath of the proceedings in the Cobalt Towh ©Council ‘the week preâ€" vious. At that lively Council meeting Councillor Reckin aceused the Northâ€" ern News ofâ€" misrepresenting him and in the disenssion after the Council mecting words were used and the CLIFTON SHAREHOLDERS ASKED TO POOL STOCK COBALT COUNCILLOR FINED ON ASSAULT CHARGE ern News of misrepresenting him and in the diseussion after the Council mecting words were used and the Councillor walloped the. newspaperâ€" man. As Bob Edwards, of the Calâ€" gary Eye OGpener onee said, **Every writer ain‘t a fighter,‘‘ and the newsâ€" paperman didn‘t Reckin to be hit so soun or so hard. Heâ€"went down, only to rise again, however, in the police court. In this case the Northern News man did not follow the proper newsâ€" paper ethiecs,â€"le should first have knocked the daylights out of his asâ€" sailant, and then had him fined for assault. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCEB There would be a lot more fun and a Fot more work in the world if peoâ€" ple realized earlier in life that work is the best kind of fun, after all;â€" Youth‘s ‘Companion. 9.10 a.m. Iv. North Bay ar. 10.30 p.m. 6,.30 p.m. ar. Cochrane Ilv. 1.20 p.m. 6.50 p.m. Iv. Cochrane ar. 1.00 p.m. 7.30 pan. ar. Winnipeg Iv. 11.00 a.m. 10.00 p.m. Iv. Winnipeg ar. 10.00 a.m. 11.20 p.m. ar..Edmonton Iv. 6.45 a.m. 11.50 p.m. Iv. Edmonton ar. 6.15 a.m. 8.20 a.m. ar. Vancouver Iv. 7.45 p.m. Through _ Standard~ and_ Tourist Sleepers, Clubâ€"Compartmentâ€"Observaâ€" tion, Dining, First Class and Colonist cars between Montreal and Vancouâ€" ver. Througly® Standard Sleeper betâ€" ween Toronto and Winnipeg, connectâ€" ing with Grand Trunk Trains 46 and 47 at North Bay. «_ Between Cochrane and Quebec Leave Cochrane 1.20 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for LaSarre, Dupuy, [Makamik, O‘Brien, Amos, Doueet, TLaTuque, Hervey Jet. and Quebec, arriving Quebec 12.20 p.m. following day. Returning, leaves Quebec 5.00 p.m. Monday, \\'edn}:sdny and Friday, due to arrive Cockrane 5.50 p.m. followâ€" ine dav. Between Montreal gad Vancouver, (via Ottawa, North Y‘lay, Cochrane, Winnipeg and Edmonton). Effective Janugry 15th, 1922. Westbound Eastbound Standard Sleepers, Diners, First Class and Colonist Cars. For â€" further information, _ time tables, ete., apply to T. & N. 0. and C.N.R. Agents, or direct to:â€" 9.00 p.m. Iv 11,590 p.m ar 10.20 a.m. Iv 8.50«a.m. at 6.30 p 6.50 p 7.30 p 10.00 p 11.20 p 11.50 p 8.20 a Direct connections at Hervey Jet. to and from Montreal. Connéctions at Quebec to and from all points South and Maritime Proâ€" vinces. ' ' t 45 p 20 a Daily Tr&nscontinental Service ‘‘Continental Limited‘‘ CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS m m val 92 District Passenger Agent, Cochrane AI W. 6. G. BISHOP, Montreal Otta wa Otta wa loronto aI North Bay Iv wW. M. HOOD, orth Ba y General Agent, ‘ North Bay Al l aI 0.50 a 655 a 640 a 10.50 p 7 A0 a 10.40 p m m m m m m ©000908000009000000900000809000000800400000000000000006 $000000000000000000000000000090000909000000008 0000008064 ©400¢00800000000¢e¢¢0¢0¢¢ 8R e8¢ 08 en eet d ced e e ce e e eR e e 00000 0: on ©900990900000000000000000000000880008 060C000000 0000004 _The Way You Want It _ At the T ime You Want It . E PORCUPINE ADVANCE - 3 The display of the newest designs in Millinery will conâ€" vince you that we made a special effort to make this a banâ€" ner year. Miss Dupuis, who is in charge of this Departâ€" ment, will give yow every assistance. WE take pleasure in inviting you to our Spring Millinery and Fashion Display Opening to be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 23rd, 24th and 25th, 1922. A special Demonstration of Suits, Goats and Dresses will be given by arrangement with two of the largest houses j in the trade. ©"% Our Spring Stock is very complete in every department, showing a wonderful variety of merchandise at prices that are remarkable values, due to the fact that Mr. Sol. Sky is a Wholesaler and a Manufacturer, you are able to get the benefit of wholesale prices. The Ladies" Guild of the Union Church will serve Tea and Lunch on these afternoons, and you are assured a cordial welcome to spend a pleasant day. This will be your only opportunity to see and know what the coming styles are like. Pioneer Family Outhtters of the North Dear Madam : PRI South Porcupine, SKY BROTHERS NT ING Respectfu“y yours, ¢ Ontario SKY BROTHERS South Porcupine Sky‘s the Limig Good Vabses in