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Notes of The North The local baseball club had a hectic week when they were ov- erwhelmed in Timmins on Mon- day, 19th July by a score of 23-6, or some such number. The least said about this game the better. On the following Wednesday, however, they redeemed them- selves splendidly by defeating the league leading South Porcupine team by 13 runs to 7 on_ their own grounds. -- Iroquois Falls Broke Hustler. The Abitibi ferry was the scene of a fatal accident on Sunday when Heetor Desjardins of Nor- embega, section man on the C.N, R. lost his life By drowning after the car which he drove on his way back from Cochrane tipped off the ferry into the Abitibi river It appears that when the car was driven onto the ferry it was found that the fery was- out of balance and Desjardins was ask- ed to run a few feet ahead. Ap- parently the brakes did not func- tion right and the car shot over the edge of the ferry into the water, caryring Desjardins to his qvatery graye----Cochrane Post. Immediately following the pub- lication by The Advance of a let- ter complaining of the lax en- forcement of the traffic and speed laws, considerable improve- ment has been evidenced. The motor cycle, which had appar- ently been reposing in the garage was brought out and a new officer trained to operate it. This new traffic officer is Constable Moore, who picked up the secret of run- ning the motor cycle in short or- der and now seems to be more than usually adept at the work.-- Porcupine Advance. The Field Day held in aid of the Masonic Temple on Wednes- day of this week wgs a success. There was a good turnout in the afternoon, when all kinds of spor- ting championships were pulled off, One of the best of the events Recent Warm Weather Brings TRAINED WILD BEASTS | "Splendid Growth in Gardens TO BE BIG FEATURE §! OF SPARKS CIRCUS! { The recent warm weather has Manager Chas. Sparks, of the|brought splendid growth in the Sparks Circus coming to North' gardens of Haileybury, and the Cobalt on Friday, August 6th, is! flowers in particular, are making of the firm conviction that var-|great progress. In spite of the iety is not only the spice of life|backward spring, there is now but of a modern circus as well,! plenty of bloom to be seen in var- and has this season deviated from|ious parts of town and there the straight and narrow circus]should be no scarcity when the traditions of the past by aug-:annual show of the Horticultural menting his two hours' program! Society is held.on the 25th and with a vast number of trained|26th of the present month. wild animal numbers of a thrill-) As an example of what is to be ing nature, among them being 2} found in the local gardens, Mr. H. group of six real forest bred Af-j A, Day brought to The Hailey- rican lions. One thing that, ac-}burian office one day last week a cording to newspaper reviews, impresses the public in watching the exhibitions given by this re-} markable group of lions the | untamed fierceness of the ' ani- mals. While yielding to the per- sistent efforts of their trainer,} Steve Batty, to train them the! tricks that primarily make their performances so interesting, there is abundant evidence that their native wildness has not been sub- dued and that they are still kings of the forest despite their enforc- ed captivity. Cleverly as they have been trained, it would be quite unsafe to exhibit these lions in an open ring, and consequently they are presented in a _ great Safety First arena, in,which they can be seen to advantage with absolutely no danger to the spec- tators. The Sparks Fighting Lions are in worthy company, for half a score of other remark- able trained wild beasts are in- cluded in the new displays, chief of which are a group Of nine roy- al Bengal tigers that have been trained to the limit of animal in- telligence. Then there is a mix- ed group of Polar bears, great Dane dogs and lilliaputian ponies --all recent importations from the world's foremost wild animal training quarters at Stellinghen, Germany. Of course there are many other animal acts of a dom- estic nature intermingled with the wild animals.. A group of South American llamas have been trained to bend obedience to the will of the trainer and will be an- other rare feature of this famous circus in conjunction with the Sparks seals and sea-lions, the Bibb County educated pigs, anda host of other animal acts that have helped to make the name Sparks a household word. All will be seen.in the stupendous street parade, the longest in the world, at 11 a.m. on Circus Day. Tents located west of Church College. Seats can be secured Circus Day at Findlay's Cigar Store in Cobalt, same price as at show grounds. is TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY Train Service The Continental Limited, trains Nos. 1 and 2, between Montreal and Vancouver daily; operating through Pullman Sleeper be- tween Cochrane and Toronto. These trains use Canadian Natio- nal Railways Stations at North Bay. ; Through service, daily, Trains Nos. 46 and 47, between Toronto and Timmins, operating Parlor Cafe Service between North Bay and Timmins, also through Pull- man Sleeper between Toronto and Timmins. These trains use on the programme was an auto- mobile slow race, and this was won by Mayor Weeks--Engle- hart Times. On Saturday of next week, ist Zth, the annual picnic of € employees of the T, & N. O. Railway will be held at the New Liskeard Beach. Last year the picnic was not held here on ac- count of the North Bay Old Boys reunion. It is expected there will be two trains and a big crowd from the Bay as well as from northern points.-- New Liskeard Speaker Acknowledgements. of the cop- ies of the recent resolution pass- ed by the Town Council regard- ing the Lang Street crossing have been received by the municipality from Premier Ferguson and C H. Fullerton, Deputy Minister of Northern Development. The Premier merely intimated that the town's viewpoint would "re- ceive consideratiom', ~but Mr. Fullerton intimated he thought the municipality should stand its share of the cost of the suggested bridge. In his letter, Mr. Fuller- ton states that he is curious to THE TOWNSHIP OF BUCKE NOTICE A list of Lands for Sale for Ar- rears of Taxes has been prepared and copies may: be had in my of- fice. The fist is being published in the Ontario Gazette on Satur day, the 12th, J9th, and 26th of and the 3rd of July respect- and that in default of pay- ment of the taxes and costs the lands will be sold for taxes and costs under R.S.O. Chapter 195, Sections 141 to 162.. Should any of the lands deseribed in the list June, vel) ively, :jand forty miles long, depending Canadian National Railways Sta- tion at North Bay. Daily, except Sunday, know in what respects there has been discrimination against Co- balt by provincial statute. He also does not see how the town can escape paying its proportion of the cost. A letter is to be drafted pointing out to the Dep- service trains 17 & 18, operating through Canadian Pacific Sleeper between Timmins and Montreal. These trains use Canadian Pacitic Rly Station at North Bay. Falls and Silver Cenére. © '4° ed in taxing the mining compan- =--N Local service daily except Sun- ies within its boundarie orth- land Post. ' ; balt. Connections at Earlton Jct. for Looking ahead to expansion of Elk Lake daily except Sunday. power consumption in Kirkland Lake, and the advisability of hay- ing a standby source of energy at present, Canada Northern Power Corporation will build a trans- mission line from the* India| Chutes power plant to Kirkland. The line will be between thirty Charlton daily except Sunday. with Nipissing Central Railway for Kirkland Lake, Larder Lake, and Cheminis. r Connections at Porquis June- tion for Iroquois Falls, daily. Tri-Weekly Service between Cochrane and Island Falls June= tion, leaving Cochrane, 8.00 a.m.; on the route chosen, and struction will start at an date. Mr. David Allan, manager, told The con- early general Northern River.--Northern Miner, |B E | UY ON TERMS WE OFFER THE BEST TERMS ON THE BEST ARTICLES THAT CAN BE SECURED ANYWHERE x. between North Bay and Cochrane] ; ity Ministerwhe various:methods |. Local:service daily except Sut} by which Cobalt has bectettn e@ Fetetiveen Cobalt, Fountain} | U day, between Englehart and Co=)§ Connections at Englehart for} Connections at Swastika daily|' arriving Islarid Falls Jct. 11.15 a.) Miner that until they had sur-}m., Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- yeyed the situation he would not}urday; leaying Island Falls Jet.,) { Westbound 7. From Eastbound like to make any announcement] 12.15 p.m., arriving Cochrane 3.30) J 999 pimtiocune- Néw: Liskeard = sstc:. 5 4.38 p.m. as to how much power would be|p.m., Tuesday, Thursday andy Bre 2.06 prt? is. Haileybury ........... 4.56 p.m. available. General opinion is that eee : bi ' re ApS PAN cis ae aes COR" (cane ea 5 re 5.15 p.m. three or four thousand horse-| See current time table or apply; § sel power is to be had, and that the|to any T. & N. O. Riv. Agent fori" 5 NORTH BAY CONNECTION -- SOUTH amount could be greatly increas- full particulars. ta ; os 10.45 p.m. : ed by extra machinery and water A. J. Pavz,_ For information as to schedules, fares, storage works on the Montreal Gen. Passenger Agent, 4 Reservations, etc., apply to North Bay, Ont} collection of five varieties of del-}only one small sample of what is phiniums, all of different shades| to be seen both in Mr. Day's gar- and all well developed. This_ is}den and in many others in town. NESTLES t | /) MILK on porridge| cereals-fruits andpuddings' Sk -- oe, y) If _ = oO, = Made in Canada by the makers) | kr-> of Nestlé's Baby Food H. A. CARLSON ~ LADIES' AND GENTLEMAN'S TAILOR We always haye the most up-to-date and seasonable goods to choose from Patterns and Styles to Suit Every Taste Fit and Workmanship of the Best } CLEANING AND PRESSING FERGUSON AVE. Liggetts' old stand oe heater : Office Ferguson ACCIDENT ~. PLATE GLASS _ _FIRE ie. LIFE AUTOMOBILE es 1 Proper o THE CONTINENTAL LIMITED All-Steel Coaches, Tourist and Standard Sleeping Cars, Dining and Compartment Observation Cars _ | MONTREAL - VANCOUVER--Both Directions--DAILY Canadian National Agents, T. & N. O. Agents, or W. E. G. BISHOP, District Passenger Agent North Bay PROFESSIONAL COLUMN oO. A. LEWIN Life, Sick, Accident, Automobile Insurance Agent for Indemnity Insurance Company of North America Box 341 3 Haileybury "Ww. A GORDON Barrister, Soliciter -- and Notary Public MYLES BLOCK, MAIN ST. Haileybury, Ont. K. M. STEPHEN Life, Health, Accident, Fire, Automobile Insurance The Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada The General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada Several First Class Fire Companies. Gibson Block Haileybury, Phane 322 DR. W. R. SOMERVILLE Dentist Bank of Nova Scotia Building Main & Ferguson Haileybury -- G. W. PERRAM Accounting and Auditing Macdonald block, Haileybury,Ont, Telephones 63 and 313 KEARNEY & TUER Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Public Office--Gibson Block ERIC E. SMITH Piano Tuning and Practical Instruction in Violin Playing given at your home. Violins sold at Reasonable Prices Box 556 New Liskeard HAILEYBURY LODGE No. 364, 1.0.0.F. Meets in New Oddfellows' Tem- ple, Broadway St., every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting Brethren always welcome. Wm. Edwards, W. McCagherty, N. Rec. Sec. R. H. UNWIN (Organist, United Church, Hail eybury) Music Instructor ' Organ, Piano, Voice,' Theory © MacLean's ~ 110 Main Street BELLEVILLE ASSAY OFFICE, 257 Bleecker Ave., Belleville. | Assays and Analyses of Gree ~., | Minera and Mesaic Mining, SB EXimined and reey sf ported ors. "Samples sent by mail or express will receive prompt attention. FREDERICK ELLIOT Barrister and Solicitor Ontario and British Columbia Investments, Loans, etc. Gibson Block : Haileybury DR. J. DUNN Veterinarian and Surgeon New Liskeard Contracts Arranged Office--Symon Office, Phone 188 Residence--J. Lever's, Phone 113 F. L. SMILEY Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public CROWN ATTORNEY x Court House Haileybury GEO. J. WHITE Architectural Drafting Plans, Specifications & Estimates Box 77 Phone 29B BARROW SIGN SERVICE Show Cards Signs, Posters Cobalt Timmins Haileybury ?heriff's Sale 'rovince of Ontario, District of Temiskaming, TO WIT: ees > of Lands For Aiea of Taxes _, By virtue of a Return made to me by the Road Commissioners of the Township of Marter, in the District of Temiskaming, for arrears of Commutation Taxes, for Statute Labor on the published in the Ontario Gazette] |i _ undermentioned lands, notice is hereby given that unless the Taxes together with the lawful costs not be sold to recover the full} ff . 4 : and charges are sooner paid, I shall at the Sheriff's Office in the Town of Haileybury, in the Dis- amount of taxes and costs at the} ff Mason & Risch Pianos x trict of Temiskaming, on Saturday, the 14th day of August, 1926, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon said sale of lands for taxes on Ss Ss . Qgproceed to sell by public auction the said lands, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis- September 15th, 1926, at 10 i i i ~ i# | charge such arrears of Taxes and charges thereon. o'clock in the forenoon, I hereby | nger ewing Machines ie ~ TOWNSHIP OF MARTER give notice that an adjourned sale} . =e . i cf years in Unpat Be be held at spe same hawt oe i Simplicity Electric Washers os Eg Name Description Acres arrears Taxes Costs Total or Pat. E place on September ¢<nd, 20, iB 4 ie ~ when any of such lands may be} i ----s in | Mrs. LileageWieGaw <2... 22s SY 11, Con. 4 160 1919" $9.00 $54.00 ~ $129.00 Pat'd. sold for less than the full amount] ||) CLEANING and REPAIRING MACHINES a Specialty 4, : \ : 1920 $ 9.00 ; of accrued taxes and costs, and] a ee » < 1921 $ 9.00 } at any such adjourned sale I re- ; S é me - 1922 $12.00 i serve the right to bid in any par- IE Phone, Call or Write to ae , 1923 $ 9.00 t cel of land for-the Municipality : - i P 1924 $ 9.00 i, i for taxes and costs. accrued on] A, Cc. GAGNON > ie es 1925 $ 9.00 ; account of such lands. 8 XN me | 1926 $9.00 : A. P. TYRWHITT, 119 Marcella Street, Haileybury 115 I Street, Cobalt Adjourned sale, if any, will be held at the same place and hour 2 weeks later. ; - | ee Treasurer PI 253 s é ee Published in the Ontario Gazette May 8th, 15th, 22nd. Municipal Chambers none 25 : Phone 217 | eae pe ' North Cobian , * 2 Cepies of this list may be had at my office. : r Wibaden casey 0-13 é GEORGE CALDBICX, Ti : =C. 15th day of May, 1926. Sheriff of Temiskaming pee RiA + oF e. a < ~~ x