North Bay Nugget du lieu suivant : North Bay, Ontario, Canada • 7

THE NUGGET Page 7 Friday September 15 1922 Mis II COBALT COMMITTEE IS GIVEN EARFUL AT TIMMINS here was $7 or a ton more Ilian "down below" heruue of the freight Mr IlHtremier expressed III faith In the onuntry not only for milling and lumbering but for farming The country however neoded a fulr chance Roads -were one of the prime the North Hod it iieiids In reii-r i enres to the possibilities of Inuriil I traffic I'ol Price believed I lint him 1 reds of thousands would come ti Nor I lo-ru (luiurlo to see tin womler of ibis country The mnynr iiieiiiloiicd the n-i thill recently Ihn govern incut apie-ar- Prizewinnners at Fourth Annual Fair i-fi Helen I 'null was i lie busies i I inli-l clil fullv iiTinyi'il -bower si her Ilium1 Weilne-nlliV evening ill nf Miss Florence Murphy ed lo be treuting Ihe lumber liulil- who'1 liiuri'luge lo Mr Pi'iiri-e of try with uniicci'Hsnry harshness that Kirkland Lake lukes plan- in lictnli- Necessity of Better Roads and he cquutry and Changes in Liquor Laws Emphasized Its problems wa imperative on the purt of the government In coni-liiNlon lie advi-eil the member of the legislature present that unless more Intelligent intention wa given the North the demand for Nepuration would become more and more luslNteiit lifcHultH of lli Judging In Wu'l infn'M HHPilon flower fruit vcgi'- Resign Iupil In Sr 4th table art Mild wIhjiiI iiimpelllloiia Audrey Wallaim 1h( Audrey Wallaim at lb North Hay Full Kir an 2nd might have the effect of thrnttliiic the industry The members of tin legislature present might do well ti use their Influence for niiire In ell I gout consideration for this Import ant Industry Aliic Lang MPP for this rlillug The Parliamentary Comniiltee appointed by the Legislative Assembly oft he Province of Ontario to pro-! Wallingford guvo a alrlk- hoVi'm liimruvenient 7o uf I was heartily greeted on rising lo id ru Tou 11 llH dress to meeting lu brief hut ef dr? Tiiinnlhs Hoard! IHl1 bu111 lown fed Ivh speech lie said he had heel Of Trade a the1 woid of op li4U OU l1'" busy during Ihe past year trying tc mea1! man hcv Vera certainly Kiv-illu ar preach the gospel of the North tothi local nmn they thought someth lug should lm done I south and eentr- tit Th" hriili'-cliTi was I In- n-clpii-nt a iiiiiiihcr of tii-aiit If ill gi'ts A him I 4 Ail Wednesday eveiilm re hrnke mil In ihe dry rou-u of the IrKInley-lliirugli mine which for-'iiiatcly wns iliscovcreil hefnru any -n-ul umoiint of iliiniage li-ul hcn lone Allhoiigli there wus a dense -imike uml lit lirsl thing liink'-d ail only a locker In tin- dry wus 'esi ruyi A runner resilient uf I'uhall lu the ii-rsnii uf Marvin Kilim I li return-I to Hie camp from LH lihrlilri Mia Miss Louise I'iiiiiI who spent the ini' nor Temagiiiil Ioin leliiriieil i lo liniiie on the McKinley properly of the Irth' esnmdully flight rules on t-nilon on Hie needs utid possibili or the north CHpeilully In regard to )H amj jjb uairMf 0il that ifins of till great North Land Tin the ruin on the branch line wa e- South did mil umleratand or uppri'cl pedully high ate the North Land perhaps hut Mr Newton enipliUHixed Ihn -lm- Lang believed Unit licllcr iiiuD-r of a aeparute Province of the North uf1 l''''rlng InduHlry i linllig would come tlmmgl ac While showing (lm coninilltun lira! wllll churuct'r'l us i theg rant- iiialnlance i-Ml asset uf the North Hi Impress ud ulu tile fact that the great need of the country wa mu hi mod up In the words "Good Roads" Touching by request on the OTA he pointed out that KO pur ceut uf lira people of the North were against the Act and this made It enfoiciuinMit Alligeil by police In lie the leader one of the IiIkkosI dope rings in 'auuila t'linrles lolii'inky I iiinlcr i rest In Winnipeg lie la siiiil Iii hare In-eii iii piisseHsion of a slargH iiiniitiiy of drugs proper respect and hospitality the members of the board of trade spoke what waa on their mind frankness I much appreciated" member uf the purllunumtary committee said at the same time ug-gHHtlng that after Hnelng Urn country it this time the members of the com- I FOR AND AROI'T WOMEN Rubber hath lug null In liilghl color tone ure being worn More than -1 000 new meinli'Ts were enrolled III the Girl' (Snides IhhI year Miss Charlotte Shannon of London now at the age of 90 year Is an expert typist Ludy Anc -liter liefon- her uvir- rluge Miss EIoIhc Hr of New of peuce ill Loll- jusiTc nit lee were all eithultlc as 'to It llH fle poHHlbllltle and would Hue up be lice officers here NOTICE Dr Alclnul directed the attention uf the member of the leglulature present to the hundicup auffired by thl con try In the mailer uf Helling (lebeiiture lie nlso lunched on lira () qilHHtiou uf tile OTA Thl Act lie thought had proved a failure lie thought more moderate leglHlutlon such as a form of beer and wlira lien use would be more delrabl "Yon cuiiuut legislate men aald the mayor you can do a lot with education" Police Magistrate Atkinaon wa asked aa to the enforcement of led for the necessary sluto gowns the OTA in thl country He replied In tile effect that the law wu really! better nbaerved here than It was! Alme Galll-Curd Is hulliliiiK home oil one of Ihe highest peak und niminl-ilii vtllii IHkIi moil tit NY In English style will cost mure than $ooooi Queen Mary of England I Rpendlng more than I Min for her dot lie nowadays uml till lolal a limit two-l birds Is A Ilinnn I operating Ills I 'a per Hanging and I'-iliillug liinliiesH from his properly Kirill -r Street or Tlioilfl Mil FLllOiniLAE PAINTS iTAINTtiN WALL PAPERS RLA ETC AIL AT IIARtaiN hind Ale Lang In hi future hh tiles for tills big riding The mayor l)r A Mcliini said that the hotel problem wn not uii acute uue here Iii till respect the town wa well looked after and that further Htructurea now In cuurse nf erection would fill the need fur some time The mayor pointed out that Northern Ontario had wonderful attractions a a playground but thine would be nf little avail without good road Good roads were the crying need ofthe North anil he hoped the cummlltee would be able to Inipre this fuel upon Ihn Government The AHMiicluted Board of Trade ha been the voice of the near inniior! not year of rmiiili'-' North in asking for the through jdown In the older portion of the THE MELODY SEWING MACHINE Child Long Drew ud 1st Child' Short Dre Mr Peurl llruuiier 1st All Pacaud 2nd Fancy lied Spread Mr Humbert 1st Bed Jacket any Ml Paraud lat Fancy Handkerchiefs Air Travla lat Mra Park 2nd Luce Knitted one yard- Air Clius Knapp 1st Lace Tatted one Mr Travis lat Lace Crotcheted one yard Air Helph 1st Mra Henry Deni 2nd Airs Park 3rd Lady's Night Rohe not Embroidery Mrs II Deni 11 Tea Cosy not embroidered Mra Wm Master 1st Pin Cushion not embroidered Mr Bert Pringle 11 Mr Henry Deula 2nd All li Paraud 3rd Ladles' CamlMile Air I) I'ark 1st Ml Paraud 2nd Oil Collection Mra Bert Pringle 1st Alra Parke 2nd Collection of Photograph MJs Jean Lee 11 Arltlliclal Flower roll Mr Duffy lt Mr Win Baxter 2nd Special Hand Carving Thomas Sale Sr lat Special Crocheted Slumber Rug-Air Trowbridge 2nd Special Oil Collection Mrs Jas Kilby lat LandHcape In Water Color Audrey Wallace Natural Object pupils Sr Fourth Audrey Wallace lnt Oil Collection Mra Jaa Kilby 1st FIKIJH'ltOPH White Jim Babourln lnt 1 Sheaf Oats In diameter Air Souter 1st Jo Sahourln 2nd I Sheaf Millet 6" In dl meter Mr John Lee lit 1 Bunliel Potatoes long type Jos Hahourlii 1st 1 Bushel Potatoes round type Overholt lt Turnips Swede Mr Router 1st Field Corn Overholt 1st VEGETABLES Means any variety 1 quart aliened Mr John Davey 1st Howe 2nd Table Beet long six I Corbett 1st I) South 2nd Meets Turnip Rooted lx II Reddaway lat Corbett 2nd Jo Babourln 3rd Cabbage Pointed three head South 1st Ilowes 2nd Corbett 3rd Cabbage Red three head South 1st II Reddaway 2nd Cabbage Flat three Jiead Smith lt Geddaway 2nd Ilowe 3rd Cabbage any other variety South lat Howe 2nd Carrot Oxhart lx fi Corbett lt Overholt 2nd Mr SSouter 3rd Carrots Stump Honied 1 Corbett 1 st Mr Souter 2nd Mr WilllamHiin 3rd Carrots Long Red lx South 1st Job Sahourln 2nd Mr John Davey 3rd Cauliflower any South 1t Howes 2nd Celery Winter three heads South 1st Citron Colorado Preserving two Howea 1st Corbett 2nd Jo Sahourln 3rd Corn Golden Bantam six Dan Brown lt Overholt 2nd Howes 3rd Corn White Corry six eara Walbourn 1st Cucumbers Long Green Jo Sa-bourin 11 Cucumbers While Spine thre Mr Router 1st Howe 2nd Jon Babourln 3rd Cucumbers any other variety South 1st 0 Howes 2nd Horae Radish Three iKoota Walbouru 1st Mra John Davey 2nd Lettuce Solid Head three heads Mra John Davey lt i Onion White Globe six South lat Alra Souter 2nd Onion Yelluw GIoIih Danvers ala Howea lat Air 8 Souter 2nd Onion Red Globe I) South lt Hnnany 2nd Onion Multiplier twelve Howea lt Walbourn 2nd Onion Sett any variety I quart Walbourn lat Howea 2nd Parsley Curled three South lt Ilowe 2nd Alra Souter 3rd Paranlp Hollow Crown lx I) South 14 Ilowe 2nd Alra Williamson 3rd Peas Oreen flvn quarta II Reddaway 1t Potatoes Imte While Mra Router lt Potatoes new varieties 1 peck Ilonany 1st I) South 2nd Potatoe pink or red Jo Sahourln lt Pumpkin any variety Mr Router 11 Jo Sahourln 2nd Uudlah Hummer any variety two Ilowua 11 II Reddaway 2nd Rhubarb any variety Jo Babourln 1st Mr (I 8 Souter 2nd Air John Lee 3rd HquuNh Green Hubbard 1 Built by largest firm of its kind in America with satisfactory service guaranteed has been named province Air Alklnou ha Just returned from an extended visit In the South where he observed no doubt how the law waa working out or olherwlHP Col II Trice AIPP one or Ihe members' of the Parliamentary Committee expressed his pleased a-! tunlKhmeiit at the remarkable development of the North In the last ten year Having lived Nome year ago In the then new rounlry of Algoina he understood the feeling that government were not coiiHlderate enough thone who pioneered "The government mut lay out a definite pulley for the North" said Col Price "and that policy must be founded on accurate and Intelligent appreciation of the country and Its poHHlbllllie" Speaking of the and Col Price eald that It mut alway In falrueaa to the country be considered a a colon list Ion factor "The people of Old Ontario can afford to forget that the and even dost (hem he aald Col Price made a complimentary reference to Alur Lung's speech In the legislature last session regarding JjeHlgn pupil III Hecoml or third Cordon York 11 Design pupil lu High France latrileii 11 Kleuiiur Begg 2nd IaudMcape In water colon Fran re Uirileu 1st (TLINAItY White Bfflnd one loaf Mr John Lee 1st AM John Davey 2nd Mis Pacaud 3rd Brown Bread one Mr John Davey 1st Mis Pucaud 3rd Fruit Ureud one (Mn John Davey lit Nut Bread one louf Mrs 8 Souter 1st Plain Biiiih lialf-dnxen Mr John I ecu 1st Miss Jean Lee 2nd Mr John Davey 3rd Kuncy Biiiih linlf-dnaen Mr John Davey 1st Mr John Lee 2nd PIhIii HIsciiIU ihalf-dnaen Mr (I Souter 11 Mr John Davey 2nd Kuncy Biscuit half-doann Mn Souter 1st Mint Pacaud 3rd tiatiiienl Cookie hulf-doxen Mrs John Lee 1st Mrs Souter 2nd Miss 11 Pacaud 3rd Ginger Snap hulf-doxen Mr John Lee lnt Mr Souter 2nd While Cookies hnlf-doxen Miss 11 Pucaud lt Air John Lees 2nd Miss Jean leeH 3rd Jam Cookie hulf-doxen Jean Lee lt Mis I) Pacaud 2nd Mr John Iee 3rd Light Fruit Cake one Aim John Lee 1st Alra Souter 2nd Light Fruit Cake uue Alra John Davey lt Dougnuts half-doxen Air John Davey lt Alra John Lee 2nd Ml Pacaud 3rd Shortbread half-doxen Alra II Overholt 1st Air John Leea 2ml Mir Knii'-'r 3rd Oatmeal Dn-ad lialf-duxeu Mr 8 Souter 11 Pumpklii Pie one Mr John Davey lt Ml Jean Iee 2nd Berry Pie one any Ml Jean Lee lat Mr- John Davey 2nd Collection of II iiiui link lag Mr John Lee -st Col led Ion of liomeHtlc Canned Fruit live iMra Souter 1st Wild Btrawlieri lea 1 quart Mr John IeeM 11 ltusphcrrles Black lied Air 8 Bouler 1st Currant Black lied 1 quart Mr John Lee 1st Home-made Hard Soap 1 lb Jo Sahourln 11 Mr Souter 2nd Mr John Lee 3rd I) 1 1 IlY Crock Dairy Butter 10 Iba Mr 8 Router 1st Alra John Leea 2nd Mrs James Daley 3rd Dairy Butter live lb prints Mr James Daley lt HANDCRAFT FANCY Ladles' Lingerie 3 pieces Mrs Park 1st Ml Pacaud 2nd Ladles' Night Itobe Embroidery Alra Heury Deni 1st Mr Parka 2nd Mina Pacaud 9rd Drtaser Cover and Pill Cushion Mrs Kennedy lat Pillow Covers pair Embroidery Mrs Thompson Burn lat Mr I) Parka 2nd Alra Trowbridge 3rd Bedroom Towels pair Embroidered Mrs Parka 11 Ml Paraud 2nd Library Pillow Embroidered Mr Henry Denis 11 Mrs Trowbridge 2nd MIhh Pacuud 3rd Buffet Runner Embroidery Mra Kennedy lat Mra Wm Baxter 2nd Dollies doaen Embroidery Mrs Parka 11 Centre Piece White Embroidery Henry Deni 11 Mra Begg 2nd Mr Souter 3rd Centre Piece Colored Embroidery 2 Alra Kennedy lat Mr Turks 2nd Mi Jean Leea 3rd Tea Cloth Embroidered Bon-any 1st Air Thompson Burn 2nd Sofa Cushion Embroidered Mr I) Parka lt Miss Pacaud 2nd Mrs Ilenry Denis 3rd Italian Relief and Punch Work -Mr Henry Denla lit Mra Park 2nd Any Style Punrh Work Ml II Pacaud 1st Mr Parka 2nd Mr Wm Baxter 3rd Crochet Insertion 1 Mr Itulph 1st All Jean lees 2nd Mr Parka 3rd Crochet Filet 1 yard Mis Paraud lat Mr Ralph 2ud Crochet Trimmed Mr Parka 11 Ml Pacaud 2nd Mr Trowbridge 3rd Crochet Trimmed Tray Cloth pair Mrs Wm Baxter lat rfurhel Trimmed Pillow Klip pair Alra Henry Deni 1st Mr Parka 2nd Mr Begg 3rd CrncheL Trimmed Hand Bug Mr Humbert 1st Mr Begg 2nd Lady's Kuncy Mra Parka lat Mr Begg 2nd All II Paraud 3rd Drawn Thread Work Flue Mr Humbert lat In compliment to the liigh standard of llonent Service maintained by THE MELODY SHOP highway from North Bay to Cochrane but the Government had Hide-tracked the proposul Such a highway would not only link together the town of thl new land and pro-v'de acre to market for the farmer and other but It wmild also open up for the South a regular paradise for campers hunters flslier-nientetc Dr Mr Inn I referred to the limited amount of roud In thl part of the country and emphasised the fact that the amount et aside by the Government for roads wa Inadequate for the needs Daytou 0treanr referred to the dfHcontent felt Iii the North Land because of the apparent neglect Indifference or worse of those In the south The people here felt that their timber their mineral and their other resources had been exploited too much to the benefit of the Government and the south and loo little for the advantage jot the country anil the people here A great deal nf wealth had been rreated here to'the general advantage of the Province hut the people felt they were not being fairly treated by the Govern ment There waa too much of the wrong kind of paternalhun ami too little understanding and ro-operatlon In the developing of the country Another point of marked difference between the north and south was In regard to such matter the OTA The referendum showed very emphatically that the north had a different Idea from Old Ontario Mr Oatromier aald that In cane of aecemlon the north province would no doubt have a considerable tourist traffic In thl connection he referred to the visit thl month to Canada of fifty Rrl llh MI''a They were going flrnt to Alontreal and then to British Colum bla In reference to the rot of living here on which two cltlxena pre ent had expressed exactly oppnlte opinion Mr Oalroer aald that in many things prices were much the samo a below but freight charges mid other condition naturally cau ed higher prices In other comniudi-tles For Instance tho coat of coal fullowa: I'KKFM Braided Jo Aabuurlu 1L Mra Knapp 2nd Kbr Hug Crutchetwl Mr Bonier 1st Mr John 2nd Rug any MU H-lt Mr John Lhm 2nd MU Nellie Jons 3rd Quilt IMerced rollon Mr i- Knapp lt Quilt any other kind Mr Knapp lt Mr Wm Busier 2nd lied Spread knitted or crolcheted Win Baxter DU- lied Spreud nv oilier kind Mr Dan lirown lt MU It Pacaud 2nd Child' Knitted Suit Mr Brunner lit Child' Knitted Coat Mr Brunner lt Child' Knitted Mr Pearl Brunner lt Knitted Sweater IjuIiC or flent Mr Pearl Brunner I Mr 1 McCuhbln 2nd Mr R-' Knitted Wrap ladle Mi Kennedy lt Mr I Pari 2nd Hand Knit Sock line yarn 1 lr Mr John Lee 11 Hand Knit Sock Canadian yarn Mr II Cole lt Mr John 2nd Hand Knit Boy' Blockings fine Jo Sahourln lt Hand Knit Lady' Stocking line yarn Mr Relph lt Hand Knit Milts one color line Yarn Mr Pearl Brunner 1 Hand Knit Mitt two color roare Mr John Dee 1L Mrs 0 Bonier 2nd Jo Sahourln 3rd Hand Knit Cllove 1 Mr John Lee lt Mrs II 8 Souter 2nd Mr 8 Souter 3rd Work Apron anil Cap MU Jean Lae 1st Mr John 2nd Mr Bonier 3rd luidy' Shirt Mr 0 8 Router 1st Mr John Lee 2nd Mia Pacaud 3rd Ilres madn from old gar-ment or MU Jeon Lee lt Imdy'H lion Hreaa home Mr II Souter IhI Ml 11 Pa- caud 2nd ln 8 Souter 3rd Any remodelled (larmenl Ml Pacaud 1st Jo Sahourln 2nd Mis Jean Lee 3rd Mending Three cornered Mr Router lit Mr llelph Snd Jo Sahourln 3rd Darning worn hole In wool hose Miss Pacaud 1st Mr Ralph Snd Mrs Bouler 3rd Darning worn hole In cashmere hose 'MU Pacaud lt Mrs Whitehead 2nd Mr 8outer 3rd Any Garment repaired Miss Pacaud 1st Mrs Router 2nd Three Pieces Home Dyeing different material and color MU Jean Lee 1st Mr 8 Souter 2nd Mr John Lee 3rd Three piece Home Laundry Work different article1 Mla Pacaud lnt Mr 8 Souter 2nd Mr John Lee 3rd Button Hole In Cotton MU Pncand 11 Mr 8 Souter 2nd Mr Relph 3rd Button Hole In Woollen 311a Pacaud 1t Mr Whitehead 2nd Jo Sahourln 3rd One Man's Shirt Mrs Router 1st Mr John Lee 2nd Mr llelph 3rd Fancy Apron all hand made Audrey Wallace lt Work Apron Audrey Wallace Snd Hand made Handkerchief Frances Larden 1st One Knit Bweater Eleanor Begg lat Baby's Mocassins made from gloves 'Miss Pacaud 3rd FKl'lT Apple standard variety twelve Overholt lat Dan Brown 2nd John Davey 3rd Apple Crti any variety John Davey lat A Freeman 2nd PlnANTH ad flowers Clarenco Bnrion lat Mr 1) Park 2nd Funcbla Clarenco Benton lat Colens I foliage plant) Clarence Seron 1st 2nd and 3rd Shamrock Mr Whitehead lt Rose Mr Whitehead 1st Geranium single In bloom roll Whitehead 1st Geranium double In bloom coll MrsT Whitehead 1st Clarence Serson 2nd Clarence Sernnn 3rd TT FliOWKIlN Aston white six bloom Mn 8 Router 1st A York 2nd Anton pink lx Jo Ba-bourin 1st Mr (I Router 2nd Aston purple six bloom Mr 8 Router 11 I Anton assorted colon Mn 8 Router lit 0 Corbett Dahlia assorted Mn 8 Router lat Pansies assorted color 12 each Mr Whitehead lt Corbett 2nd Sweet Peas assorted colors 12 A York lt 0 Corbett Snd Mn Pearl Brunner 3rd Hand Bouquet Mr 8 Souter lat Mr Whllehad 2nd Sirs II Williamson 3rd Vase Mn Bouler lat Jos Babourln 2nd A York 3rd Nt'IIOOL COMPKTITIOY Writing pupil In 4th book Audrey Wallace 11 Collection of Reed neatly arranged Rdwaril Reed lt Collect Ion nf Insects neatly Edward lined 1st MANTAL TRAINING Woodwork Sr 3rd Gordon York 1ft Woodwork 3 model Gordon York lat 1 Woodwork Sr 4th ('las Willard Cowrie lit THE COAL STRIKE IS OVER Production has recommenced at the mines but is five months behind the average normal supply of 1 922 This means a big shortage of coal with prices somewhat higher owing to the keen demand In spite of the fact that our orders are booked far ahead of the available supply we are not jumpy nervous or even anxious We see a way out This advertisement is not to soli coal but to help solve' the fuel problem Eighteen service in supplying you with fuel makes us certain you will solve the whole trouble by Using Wood Until Dec 1st We have both Hard and Soft Wood at prices that will surprise and please you We can guarantee that barring unforseen difficulties this plan will assure all a full supply of fuel Will you assist? Mr 8 Souter 1st Howe 2nd Jo Sahourln 3rd 8quali Golden Hubbard two Mrs 8 Souter lat Jos Babourln 2nd Tnmatoe Ripe any variety six Reddaway -at Air Whitehead 2nd Howe 3rd Turnips Tahiti' (Swede elx South 1st Mr Bonier 2nd Vegetable Marrow English two Router 1st Howe 2nd I (I Corbett 3rd Collection of Vegetables any variety Howe lt Air (I Souter 2nd II Reddaway 3rd Collection of AVal-liourn 11 ToinatiHM Green 10 quarts Ilowe lat Overholt Snd Mr Router 3rd Collection of Vegetable produced in Grade Hcliool Garden Gordon York lnt LINDSAY McCLUSKEY 118 NORTH BAY I WELL OL CO MlTwiCWG ROT Omn a i DO YOU KNOW- I think we oonr TO CO ON Ak LjONC trap WHN DON'T you AN1 MAKE THE TRP? HUH! IF I TiAAD TO 0 TO chinvhed CO THE OTHER 7 VAff- -Ot Ifii a Ill irai Iwc i 4 a JL.