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s% ':'vri5iiia'?e21%g! NEW MASONIC HALL FOR PORCUPINB LODGE A.P. & A.M. IRE nllllllM MM“! ENGLISH CAPITAL SAID TO BE AFTER THE NBWRAY a week- " Atkinson. again for day). Porcupine Lodge, Al'. & AW. will shortly have tine new quarters for their lodge. They have purchased the Orange Hall at South Porcupine and the building: is being remodelled and put in tirst-elass condition generally. Efforts are being made now to ur- range for the consecration and dedie,. ation of the new A.F. & A. M. hall the latter part of May or-early in June. (hm WATCH FOR "JUNGLELAND" ADVERTISING NEXT WEEK REMANDED TO THIS WEEK 0N V'AGRANCY CHARGE 6lhee 26 gush on for the Newray. that can in News The date of the Kellogg "Jungle- land” campaign advertising has been set forward one week, April 18th, to May 3rd, instead 'of April 11th, to land” book for children has already been so great and'so far exceeded ex- pectations, that the Kellogg: Toasted Corn Flake Co., of Toronto iind it im- possible to take care of the Orders re- ceived to date and at the same time produce suifieieut goods to get proper distribution, in this locality. The first advertisement will appear in this pa- per next week, . , The demand for Kel'logg TITE Corn Flakes with the land” book for children ha been so great and'so far em peetations, that the Kellogg Corn Flake Co., of Toronto i VERY ENJOYABLE RADIO CONCERT HERE LAST WEEK gAbout sixteen people, enjoyed a cen- 'ert from Pittsburgh and Schenec- tady last Friday evening at. the home of Mr. W. W. White, Timmins, due to the kindness of Mr. S. Jackson of Behumaeher who brought over his Radio instrument which was connect- ed to the antennae already erected. Most satisfactory reéults were obtain- ed. The "Children's Story" from Pittsburgh, as well as a splendid con- cert from Schenectady were heard very clearly and distinctly. even though the. weather was wet and stormy. Among the numbers that roused, especial interest and enthusi- asm wire a wonderful violin solo by the famous Kreisler, and a vocal ses tgetion by a lady singer of unusual ta.lent.“iY JOHN smmsxv DIES “WHILE SERVING TERM Word was received in town this week of the death of John Selinsky, a well-known Russian citizen of this town for several years past. He own- ed a property on Cedar street where he conducted a rooming house and titoiroom, ete., that were. largely, par trynized by the foreigners of the town. The reports as to the plate of his death vary. One report has it that he, passed away at Sudbury where he had been taken for hospital treat- aieurt, and another gives the location where he died irlBurwash Farm. In any event he was serving a four month term at Bttrwash having dis. pléased Hon. Mr. Raney by spreading; stiitt‘le ot the "Oh-he-joyful" iapirit. st"tve Cybulski, a fellow countryman, went down yesterday morning to Bur- wash to see about the remains being brought hack toJ‘izumins for inter- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th.) 1922. alliiir, Told finds irs.t'iie Pas Nixie: of ari,t.)sito,ba have been retently creating smack interest in mining and ttnan- ai' circles and have iiterally attract: (i'worldswide attention to Northern " iitoba, is a visitor to Timmins this i and is being heartily greeted trivihiitr,wurrold friends in the Gama mpett was wtsll 1p,fil g w 13$ Pt Albert Jumt, tl wk my) Sunday Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Pnblishex Canada - United States TE of Subscription Rates: ion ast u (I huunay and new on a Igrancy, was remanded for Thursday hy Magistrate The ease will come up apnea} tomorrow (Thurs- 46 Telephones: If Mu fat2'diiLct'ii' n NE Residence 11?. t; $2.00 year $3.00 year ONTARIO tlt 's WAN- "Jungle- i he hat ' Spirit'supporting Junior Football, 'l‘nnmms 1yman,lto have a Junior team in New! dis to Bur- I trim Junior league. on um , th sTet 9 9:33; i saunas ASSAYBD HIGH uninn: IN "0B-BE-J0%E'0h"' VALUES W f Lord Byng, of Vimy eral of Canada, is to North Bay on Saturd and the people of the it a state of great tr! meantime. There will he an Eastey Ball held in King's Hall on Wednesday even- ing, April 19th. This will be the first dance after Lent,int Rudolph's Or- chestra will furnish special music. 15 Mr. E. C. Brewer sends in an in- quiry from Mattagami by Haewireless as to whether those seeond-hand auto dealers would accept time terms for that Battleship Grey auto. The an- swer is etmp1atieall.v No! All these autos are strictly cash. No Lime for ma that Battleship Grey auto. The an- swer is onip'ivatieally No! All these autos are strictly cash. No time for payment can he allowed in any ease as otherwise some of the bars might pos- si'oly be out of date before all pay- ments were made; which would be too TIMMIN S FOOTBALL CLUB . ALL READY FOR BIG YEAR There was a large and enthusiastic attendance at the meeting of the Tim- mins Fodthail Club last Friday, cal]: ed to readjust the membership of the executive so as to allow fair repre- sentation for the veeently organized Hollinger Football Club. The follow? ing were the others, ete., as finally elected byyaeelamation for the year '.-s rPre.sident--uW. F. B. Cadman. , _ YieeaPresidents---G. A. uMaedomtld and W. Field. . ll mm 1922 tieeretary-Treasurer--J. w. Faith.. ful. Exeeutive---H. Hatton, Rev. R. S. Cashing:, J. Thomas, W. Coupar, A. 'Smow,D. Jones, F. Pate, A. J. Downie. Honorary Pairons---Dr. McInnis, C. G. 11ylliarns, R. J. Ennis, E. L. ar Longmoré. Representatives to N.o.F.'A.---TU President and Mr. Field. ' Pl Representatives to Timmins Ama- teur Athletic Association meeting-- The President, the Secretary and Mr. Field. A resolution presented by Mr. Field regarding the Hoilinger Clhb putting a team in the District League caused considerable discussion. Mr. Field ex- plained that he did not favour the I'e- solution himself but simply presented it to get an opinion from the meeting and to set at rest the idea that there was not general cooperation and in- terest among all the football enthusi- asts of the Camp. He thought that for the district effort should be cen- tered on one team tohrepresent'Tirn- mins and' that all should eo-operate to make this season the best yet in foot- ball. "We should win three or four cups this year," said Mr. Field. After discussion Mr. Field withdrew his morion in favour of another resolu, tion moved to the effect that the Tim- mins Football Club went on record as pleased with the.fact that. arrange. ments had been satisfactorily made to have the Hollinger Club form part of the Timmins Football Club for Dis- trict Football, and that one and all (should co-operate and work together ts'iar-- “my; 'ant l in every way for the good of football in the town and distried The meeting endorsed the idea of ,informed'thttt a vermin gentlemailiv- ing down in the new Hollinger town- site had pat his wife and youngster mos: we house{ The Chief grandam if thirtmm Won d be as rude to him and so went down to see. He foupd ' house of joy and good cheér. One dear feilow was stretched out upon a bed 1tibni)ay attentions C'diet Greer, was ll Notes of Interest nerc Mr " h " Goldfields of the Bay are living teat trepidation in the endorsed the idea of or Football, Timmins nu 381T! ere enthusmsnc HIIXHHS all will be extend Antonio 3itdeiol M , Governor-Gen- pay a visit to any, April 22nd, hasiel‘ 1V Ivan msdale and ll " H its 1 h Ivril 11 re Hosp: iNUth rippe, ete H " tl tat damp uence )ita Tim- , ll Jiitt- SO ‘d 1| to lil Milk-Girl for genera} house. ,wnrk. Apply 49 Tamarack street. POR SALE-4 TO RTa'NTr---Stitre, 14 FOR SALE-FO BUILDING POR RENT, 2F) x 28, with addition 12 x 16; 18 Cedar street. Apply tn Sullivan a Newton, Mar- s'uali-Eeele.snme Elm-k, Timmins.' POR BAl---Eg:g,'s for hatching from Trap-nested Ferris While Legs horns, 230 to 265 Egg strain. $1.50 per 13 eggs. Apply 52 Laurier Ave. GIRL WANTED fog ligh Apply Mrs. T. Brena oil Co., Moneta. SITUATION WANWID-English gar- Jenn in Timmins wants/situation in private house; married', no ehil- dren. Apply Box E. c., Advance Orliee,Tinunins. . ---15-20p FOR "LE-Maple St, six... room house. Hard-wood Hours till through. An extra good house for $1500.. H. A. Proctor, Moore Week, opposite Goldfields. J WANTED TO BUY-f A couple of other fellows were still pwake to enjoy their happiness. A bottle and glasses were on a table. In the house a little liquor was discover, led, as well as a copper hojler still and a big; barrel of "mash." The mash was apparently made from peaches, potatoes and raisins. The police took away "the whole works." The evid- enee was brought in to the municipal building while the Council meeting was in session and so created a little special interest. Mr. Felix Chaloux will face charges of lbreach of the li- quor laws to-morrow in connection lwith the little affair. AUTOMOBILE POR SALE-Ren PROPERTY FOR SALE-Five-room. FOR SALE-Well-lou-tlt 2-room house house in good condition, with all necessary furniture and utensils. POR SAI,B---0edtw St., nerr Sixth, Ave., four minus, $900.. Birch, St, one lot, $175. Balsam "St, two lots, each $1751 4 lots, best location on river $650. H. R. Proctor, Moore Block, opposite Goldfields. enjoying the sweet innocent repose that comes from being "kieked" to sleep with loving home-distilled joy. SPLENDID GONCBRT BY . '"' ORCHESTRAS AND BAND 1CTheteoneert given Sunday evening in the New Empire Eran? under the auspices of the . breopine Navy League proved a very attractive and excellent, musical entertainment event. The attendance was not.ass large as, the event deserved, the very" bad wea- ther of the evening no doubt keeping many away. Dr. J. A. Mernnis, the Mayor, occupied the chair in his usual pleasing way. In his opening re) marks he referred to the ever-increas- ing excellence of the Timinins Band and the d'oreapine District Orchestra: and voiced the general opinion that these musical organizations were a decided credit to the town of Tim nuns. He prophezied a day in the near future when, thanks to the 'Radio, inu- sie lovers in centres like Pittsburgh and Toronto would have the pleasure of listening: to concerts My the Tim.. mins Band and the Porcupine Orchesu trus. The pinig'rziinnic {or the evening was supplied by the Orchestras led Inv Mr. H. F. :c'sr.hroeder/fGd the Tim, greatly aypreeiuted by the music luv- et's present. One of the spéeial num- ber's was a name: solo by Bandmaster Wohro, which was "very heartily and deservedly applauded. Eneores were frequent all through the evening, and praetieally every num6er by either the Band or the Omhestras- deserved entering. It was a very pleaging event,, ine of music“! ‘. At .37 , Hollinger Townsite. II Car, 1919 lnodei, in fivst-elass, com. dition. Apply to W. Peters, 66 Fifth Avenue, 01' see car at Tim, mins Garage. -r-14-15p ed house and store 28 x 30. Smail house also on back of lot. A fine property and will be sold at a big bargain. Apply to w. Peters, 60 Fifth Avenue. 14-161) An ideal Nave for bachelors. Bar- gain. price for quick sale. Apply early to H. Harris, G.P.O., Timmins ,ucatn Apply t26, walii 1000 rrut Ctr It' posite Goldtie basement ‘if Fourth Avenue at a " wlittt Eseellet J ',,'l7,'i.'Lr-,1fllr'e, m good round $25 0.. Will way H. A. Proctor; Moore Int tu' TI n W ere nel the an mm ammo: enamelled H Bo next to bal Ground leve tl 50 an, Imperial leads . Proctor, Goldfields --15 desnrex en --ll- 14-15p Finn arts W0 t Jab} tootl 11. 14 and O Now therefore the Municipal thir- poration of the Town of Tinimins, en- BBIWBEN:--- PORCUPINE TELEPHONE LINES LIMITED, hereinafter called the Company. ,1. Whereas the Council ofthe Corpo- ration of the Town at Timmins, deems to be in the interest of the Corpora- tion and of the residents thereof and to be advisable to enter into an Agree- ment for the constructio'n, operation; and maintenance, of, u Telephone Sys- tem within the limits of the said Cor- povation. ' aets as 1. That the proper Otlieers of the said Municipality are hereby empower- ed andtmtthorized, to execute on be.. half of, the said Corporation an agree- ment in the form hereunder set Earth which has _been read at the pre- sent meeting between the Porcqpine Telephone Lines, Limited, and the Town, and to aliix the Corporate Seal of the said Town thereto; .. Memorandum of Agreement made this" day of A.D. 1022. THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE TOWN or TIMMINS, hereinafter called the “TOWN.” in consideration of the covenants herein‘eontained is hereby authorized and permitted and the Town hereby grants to the Company the exelusige right to use the highways, squares, lanes and other public places in the said Totirfov placing: in, uponLover or under the same, poles, cables, duets and wires for the purpose of its busi. ness, provided the opening up of any such highway, square, lane or other public place, for the erection of poles or,for carrying wires undergrOund, shall be under the direction and su- pervision of the "Town Council, or sueh ollicer or agent as the said Crum. eil may appoint, and that the surface of such highway, square, m' other pu- blie place shall in all cases be restor- ed to its former condition and at the expense of the Company. I. WITNESSlDTrH that the Company 2. Tlie‘Company shall indemnify and save 'hag'mless, the Town, its Oliicers and servants, from all manner of loss, damage, injuries, _ssuits, claims and damages, on account of the said Tele- phone system either in the erection or operation thereof. \ l The Company shall pot remove, cut or trim, any shade free, within the limits of the Town, without the coiisent of the Town Council and shall be responsible for all damage through" sucl) removal, cutting or trimming. 2. The Company shall maintain an all night Telephone service in connec- tion with its exchange in the said Town, and shall operate and maintain ihrisystem in accordance with such of! the' provisions of the Ontario Tele- phone het and amendments thereto, as apply to it. 5. This agreement shall extend for a period of Five years from the first day of June 1922 and during the said period the Town agrees that it will not give to any person, firm or Com- pany, any right, license or permission to use the highways, squares, or pub- lie places or any of them or any part thereof or of any of them within the limits of the Town, for the purpose of placing in or upon over or under, such highways, squares, or public places or anyof them or any part thereof or of any of them, any poles, duets or Wire's, l for the purpose of carrying on a Tele-) phone business. l, 6. That the said Company shall not during, the term of the said Franchise, ehargepore than £22.50 per annum for a residence T lephone, and not more than $40.00 per annum for a business Telephone. The Company further agrees that all calls ibetween Timmins and Sehmnaeher, lsllttll be free, and that it shall ndt charge more than Ten cents per call of three minutes or any free- tion thereof and in cases of calls of more -than three minutes not more than ten cents per call for the tirst three minutes, and two cents for each additional minute or Traction thereof between the Timmins and South Porcupine exchanges. These rates shall not apply to Mines Tele- phone, and the Mines Telephones shall be exempt from all tolls originating at Mines between' Timmins and South Porcupine. Payment for rent- al of residence and business Tele- ones to be payable half yearly in advance, and payment of T011 charges to be paid upon delivery of hill there- for. . 7. The Company shall during the period of this agreement maintain its Being a. By-Law to authorize the execution of an agreement between The Porcupine Telephone Lines, Limited. and the Town of Timmins. NOTICE ll and of the second part. of the first hart Telephone system in at least as good and etfieietttt condition as it is at the present time and shall make such " ditions and improvements thereto as the requirements of the Town may demand. shall extend m and incl of the hrst part, its succ signs, and wherever i meat the word "Town' same shall mean the pal ond part and shall exte J. A. McINNIS, Mnynr 14-16 H. El. MONTGOMERY, Clerk w 0rd "et The above is a true eopy of a pry posed Byllmw whivh will be taken into eonsidevation hy the (‘mmcil of The.uunieipality of The Corporation of The Town of Timmiis'after one month from the 12th, day of April 1922, being the date of the first publi- cation thereof and the Polls for taking the Votes of thirEleetors will be held at the Town Hall in the To'wn of Tim, mins on Monday the 15th, Jay ofNay 1022, between the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon, on the SUI] day of May 1922 at the hour of ten o'eloek in the forenorm, the Head of The Coutreit"of the said Corporation, or some member of the said Couneil appointed for that purpose by resolution, shall attend at the Town Offiees, in the said Town of Timmins for the purpose of appoint- ine: and if requested so to do shall appoint by writing; signed by him two persons to attend at the, finral summing up_of the Votes by the Clerk, and one person to attend at the Polling place on behalf of the persons interested in and promoting. the proposed By-Law, and one person on behalf of the per. sons interested in and opposing the proposed By-Law. The said fry-Law will he taken into consideration by the Council-of The Town of Timmins in meeting at the Town of Timmins on Monday the 22nd. JO' of IMay 1922. H. B. MONTGOMERY, HOUSEKB’EPER WANTED, for small family. Apply 81 Third Ave. POR SALE-Fresh milking cows for sale; also young: thoroughbred hens for sale. Fresh Buttermilk for sale. Apply 47 Elm street, or Phone 249. ’ -15p GIRL WANTED for general house- work. Ayply Mrs. Bowie, IS Sixth, Avenue, l --ii WANTED-young lady for offiee. Work not hard, mainly to be there and answer inquiries. State salary required ~and if now employed. Apply by letter only to PD. Box 524, Tinunins. ' --15 BAR%uN--4M'oorned house; cellar; furnace; electric light; water; barn, i;1500.00. Also, hplf-aere lots ad.. joining new Hollinger Townsi're, high and dry, going at reasonale prices. Apply 30 Sixth Avenue'.' KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM TO POR "LB-Main St., Mattagami Heights, elose to Elm St., house 25 x 32, seven rooms. Very well built. Extra lot goespvith house. $1900.00. H. A. Proctor, Moore Block, opp. Goldfields. FOUNHn .Mareh 17th, between Timmins and the Hollinger, ’n gro- eery box. Owner may have same, still unopened, by paying for this adyertisement. Apply in first ins- tanee to The Advanee' olfiee, Tim.. mins, Ont. i 14-15p FOR "tar-Crepe) Stove, about $80,000 31 year. Stock a tures about $13,000 mostly new te u tte It Ade its sueeessnits am In Witness Whereof ES have hereunto and Si ) w n This Brkaw shall RBNT---Furnished with every ood- venience. Here is an opportunity for the right person. Apply \per- sonally to Ottawa House, Schumac- her. ---14-15p It' llin Now open for business. First-class rooms, and steam heated All mp-to-dat-e conveniences. Reading and Sitting Rooms. Sample Rdom for Travellers Best dining room in town. Meals at all hours. ly l) LIVE BUSINESS FOR SALE e hands of their tte 1' e It espeetive Small PARIS HOTEL IROQUOIS FALLS. HT sealed r-1.iaw shall take eifee the passing thereof. . eertii'yuthat the above of the fir-law Number upany mdS 501M" NOTICE Its successors am yea 000 H a' ot ti s used, tm include the If narty ot " 11351) astrt " y ot the sec d to and in “signs. T2 ”111112 emen xis am sak 'ore, doing ."k and fls- new, quick ; balance, 2 business. 1159' Laid par 0 .ath'sei ieals nn Clerk same 201 nyor 1 a; _ THOROUGHLY COMPETENT Ste.. pro trt N or WA2NBD-Typewriting or other ate» nographie or clerical work to do ovomngs. Competent work assured. Apply to P.0. Box "sis, Timmins. WAITRESS AND PANTRY GIRL extra parts: n e W nm Anyone wishing plants,-Ah0ry, Cabbage, Tomato,‘ or Cauliflower,--- should send in their order now, with the small deposit of 25e per hundred plants. All stock grown in‘the' Nor.. th and so fully climatized and of the finest quality. Send orders td Stephen Salme, Hoyle, Ont. 13-15p.. savm st 12.-14p ROOMS TO RENT WITH BATH. GARDEN PLANTS FOR SALE. Guild}; Welfare Clinics, Wednes- dayd, 1.30 to 3 pun. . Ist. Wed. each month. pr. Minthorn. 2nd. Wed. each month, Dr. Porter. (t 3rd. Wed. each month, Dr. Mclnnip. 4th; Wed. -etuih month, Dr. Moore." Nurse at Clinic Room daily 1.30 to 3 pan. th nn few more garage own, ta represent Pyro ( Extinguisher Co., of 1 kills ftre in 10 second er. Retails at. t'"100. A Distributor Pyro Co., gown District, Ont. W a r Phone 184. HARRY W. DARLING MINING ENGINEER Examinations, Reports, Develop- ment Programs. Reed Block, Timmins, Porcupine District, Ontario. Model f P. O. Bax 804 - Timmins, Ont. Audits Books Opened and Kept Posted For Local Tradesmen. . Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public. Etc. Mr. Gauthier will be at Timmins daily. Room 7 Reed Bldg., Timmins. Crown and Bridge Work Plates Consultation Free. IR Mil. ll. AIKEN DENTIST Phone 201 OFFICES REED BLOCK, TIMMINS and SOUTH .POROUPINE. BERNARD A. BRADY Safety First Boil the Water MISS B. FINDLAY Barrister, Solicitor, Notary. New Empire Theatre Block may!!! Bolling street a Jul 'tii) Oval-d Cor in good Pi1n.. mndition, equiped with Bumper, Civcers, extra Tire and several Gordon ll, Gauthier m um ililllllil llf HEALTH llill.lllilll a. C. BROWN GRADUATE NURSE H. E. MONTGOMERY. TIMMINS, ONT. Special lnvestigntions Income Tax Returns ACCOUNTANT . rent with bath. First- ng-house in connection, at .',er Bunk House, on Bal... and Fifth Avenue. PAUL DAUDREA, Prop. FOR SALE y pply mkoepe B. B. MOORE, M.D., M. O. A. Ont. , 11 Mel qoldftetds, ..c-14 Cochrane, Ont. (lady) desires C., Timmins, , 14-16 Town Oifiee ---14..1 w B3}