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g Enquiries on Gold Stocks Invited W Ott---..-......-.. DAY 100 PHONES ONTARIO g NIGHT 172 " Mltlfll. IllilTilltf WITH tlltilllllli AS mo Bill Introduced in Legislature Last Week Will Benefit North Land. Last week Hon. Mr. Raney introdue ed a bill into the Ontario Legislatur, to create a new territorial judicial di tret to be known as the judicial dis to travel as far south as Haile.vburyl, for the transaction of all judicial hu-l siness, apart from police 0mm and division court work. Havidg the (riir) eial centre for all this big north as far south as Haileybury has, meant nl serious loss in time, convenience andi money for all the people of a largel money fur all the people of a large area. The loss and inconvenience have been particularly noticeable lo hllt'll centres tic. Timmins and the towns along: the 'Poreupine. branch of the T. k N. 0., Iruquvis Falls, and Coehrane. To these centres the lack ot' a judicial c.entre nearer than llaileybury has been an unnecessary burden. ‘Some years ago The Advance suggested that the centre for a new judicial district be established an Porquis Junction. The lack'of aeeommodation at that point was of course an ohjeetion, “out by no means an insurmountable one. It is certain that Porquis Junction would have been a more eonvenient centre than Cochrane, but the big re- quirement was recognized to be the establishment of a new judicial dis- trict for this part of the North Land. The hill introduced by the Attorney- General provides for the establishing of a new judicial district, so it is a trims of Temisk: Thunder Bay and the Town of 0th 1mm n 35mg. :1 s bunnda t'Y " W 1't'l tory W IIT been men Pl'nt mu H] Irilllf " V t " teatin n ll Mr ll " 'll res" mat hrane so inimdm ll 1e1'e has be um M r. M al member tttl e "Il mm tney Th: .'iilt m PORCUPINE ADVANCE m t W IS ar a In If JPell ‘zul'léud Haileybnry judicial bu. il' er n 1 tl " 1m " RTE " " It lpresent. The towns business is grow line to such an extent as to leave the lpresent favilities as utterly inade- Iqunte. The telegraph ot'tiee at the. T. ;& NA). station no doubt does the best possible. under the eipemustanees, but Itlti< best. by ilr iueuns meets the pre- :sent and evet'-;_-‘ro\viug' needs of the itou‘u. With the growth of the town i, ha: come a large inevease in the duties lo." the T. & NA). station stall. Adding Ito this the natural invvease in the iteleg'ruph business and the staff enn- lnot be expected to give the service 'thut the public should have. The only lremedy possible seems to be the esta- ‘iblishnieut of a separate telegraph lotltee that would be in position to give ithe public the service required in a town like Timmins. Not only is there 11119 present growing telegraph busi- Iness to be. considered but thought. may also reuwnably be given to the pos- sible and probable business that would develop from the service of ll regular telegraph otliee. Timmins is 500 miles away from the nearest city with hourly need of communication with outside points. The telegraph is a neeessi'sy and it would appear that lbusiness in this line would grow with adequate service. Timmins needs a telegraph otfiee. bill that will find general favour in this part of the North. Coehreane V," be a much more convenient and neces- sible centre than the present. centre of Haileylmry. It is to be hoped that the new manure passes this session and that the new judicial district is established at the earliest possible of Haileylmry the new mm: and that the established a moment WEDDING AT SCHUMACHER. ON SATURDAY MORNING. SEPARATE TELEGRAPH OFFICE WOULD BE BENEFIT, pun-hm! netu'sslty for Hnnmm present. The town's husiness is ing to such an extent as to lean present facilities as utterly h (Imam. The telegraph o0ive at tl & NJ). station In) doubt does the possible under the eiremustanees this best by tlr means meets the sent and evvv-urowin,e: needs ol groom lelt um the um Imtir and nther paint.- l'mm'n from their m will take up resident lter TIMIMINS FOOTBALL TEAM WINS PROM DOME, 5 to 2. Timmins started in the N.().F.A. series by pulling a win in the first game on Thursday last, defeating their old-time friendly rivals, the Dome, on the Dome's own grounds, by a score of 5 to 2. The win shows the kind of football team that Tim- mins has this year, for it. takes a good team to beat the Dome at all, a migh- ty good team to beat them with a 5 to 2 score, and a rattling good team to win from them on their own Ill a penalty kick Airy scored the Dame's second and final score, mak- ing the standing at the elose of the game, Timmins 5, Dome 2. The line- up of the teams was as follows:-- Tirnmins--4street, goal; Dalgarno and Roberts, backs; Donalds, G. Coo- per am! A. Cooper, halves; Dunbar, W. F. B. ('adman, M. Carr, A. Cad- man and F. Pate, forwards. Dome-ll. Hendry, goal; Kellow and Airy, backs; Costain, Harrower and Hawkins, halves; Lucas, Ritchie, Wallace, Curboy, and Mekenna, for- wards. Referee-W. Field. Linesmen--- Messrs. J. Thomas and Goodman. All watching the game were well pleased with the keen football played, and another thing that was specially pleasing was the condition of the grounds. The Donut grounds are in very fine condition and made the best kind of football possible. Mr. R. J. Woods, of Hamilton, spent a. few days in the Camp last week. H m "ls sat ling hm Mrs. J G. H. Kohler. m are very papul their mam’ fries mu 1mm t t uncle ol nevessity for 11m mm to a vcry Je took plttee nn Attut last at the home of th a.nd aunt, Mr. and Mr: "utrmaeher, of Mr. J. 'l wn to a wry zuH‘uchvo i1n.ct at the home of Mr. ,es. The bride and the noun train for Tor- . points snuth. On their Mir wedding trip may vsidenee In Timmins. ? It 'mn (-nurm ymzm. Aftc the near n mph olliee " tyrt lot of the hm- rh, was the for the were- relatives and 'tIN' attractive in tlu will 'l'immins stair, and bride and W 15 ('nmp extend to 2. .F.1. h'rst Ming I the ands, hows Tim, good nigh- th ll (mm t own ' from by a iusts. lust V de- s I'N- hilly, 1lote- n the wann‘ at y Pays highest prices for second-hand furniture. Sells new and second-hand Furniture at cheap prices. tot.",,"".""?"'?""'"-""---".' t If Leaving the Country, Why Not Sell That Household t t Furniture by Audtion. t Sales Arranged for Anywhere in the North Land. t EDWIN C. LIGHTFOOT t "o-o..-......-...-- no: tH.0.HH-...0--teot-oooot' . ' ..0.00..H.H.....t...0.H...H0H-t-tt :0.WOO“WWOWOOO”H o 6 "ooo......................----" - ....0....-.....-ttHtttttq mm»... BUYS AND SELLS FURNITURE. ' 6 G-ttot-H.....-.'.......-...... P.O. Box 134 come to C. Martino's-the largest direct importer of specialties in- cluding:--- Pure Italian Olive Oil, Salad Oils, Black and Green Olives. Maccaroni. All kinds of Imported Cheese, Mushrooms, Garlic, Tomato Paste, Ar- tichokes, Eta, Etc. P.O. Box 230. lil. SHAEFER SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY SEND YOUR BLANKETS OPEN IBIG Electrical Shop Electrical Goods Repairs You will frd our service & goods very satisfactory ARMSTRONG ELECTRIC CO. RIVER ROAD MATTAGAMI MONETA P.O. Box 3, Timmins. SOUTH PORCUPINE, and assure satisfaction. FOR IMPORTED GOODS to the "W Phone 299. Spruce street, opposite the station. e serve with a service that serves C. MARTINO Auctioneer Timmins Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge,N0 I73 Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday in the Oddfellows' Hall, Third Ave- nne. Visiting Brothers and Sisters al- ways weleome. Isabella Vollet. Ethel Keene. ---9 N.G. Rec. See. Installations A Trial Solicited Timmins, Ont. Timmins, Ont. "