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COMMITTEE OUT AFPTER $800 IN CASH PRIZES. the Prizes CC Borvland, the for prizes BHace event, : their work oft list of a North Land ¢ expect to gel over the public to the Poreupin Dog Race. Th be. much hbigge: fore. and a num are planned fo prizes will att1 sule contestant plans are carri< advertising car with the occeas fl)ig’ crowds Tro Land. If ther the canvassers, Dog Team Rae typical North be an event of e to stage winter games Mr. \ All\ fTeatures that ini{ oecasion would h and educative in to. their advertis eupine in partl( Land in general. PIONEER BUSINESS MAN oF THE NORTH LAND DEAD. <11} 1 ho red €) paee WEDNESDAY, FEBERUARY ith. Hisl V Meat 4 'ht'ndql tario. mron t Published every Wednesday by Geo. Lake, Publisher Office 26 ir. V. W T0% Sil V = 120C 1| } +1 8 1l4 11 SECOND MOCCASIN DANCE AN ENJOYABLE SUCCESS LV‘ 6 Il.\'u Cl 1)¢ rilt ed Subscription Rates : 111 e‘ +. â€"~..~"‘«‘" ONTAMO TELEPHONES : hn orth 1 I f mnldin |N'il 111b3 l iniportance, ising value ticenlar and 11} will m in the dlead WXÂ¥ m. J is company uld Residence 112 NY d t $3.00 a year * wnshtp ilm Lrdin ite :\ eDUINIC 11 n I 1 )¢ tentrew, On1 LC rt| 111 i1 â€" Lo l on the interest addition the Porâ€" IHMIINiLnNsSs mMmil 1920 t10n e that <similar C W e aid ppmnne} Until| rut~â€" £+11 L1 last for 1TO rth O~C ness OS 1 3TANDING OF LOoCAL HOCKEY LEAGUE The following is the standing of the teams in the Poreupine District Hockey League,â€"the local league:â€" Won â€" Lost Toâ€"play Pimmin« 3 () i " immins Melntyre Hollinger . 1 «3 ae The goals for and against are as : â€"â€"Tnnmm” 28 for; 0 against. Hollinger, 14 for; 7 against. Melntyre 13 for; 19 against. nd f‘e; WHEN PLEASING ‘‘AT HOME‘‘ BY GOLDEN BEAVER LODGE. De tributes BIG COMEDY FEATURE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. l * ‘every airl fine to the ognue ; alented im evoking very often the one eritiesm that they were not longâ€" enough, Canuck in Berlin,‘‘ is longer and even better th.m usual. The cast includes Ben_ Turpin, the gentleman with the funny cast to his eyes. That is nearly enough to prove to the orâ€" dinary theatreâ€"goer Hmt the film will be full of laughs. ‘‘Jack Canuck in Berlin,‘‘* is a sideâ€"splitting travesty on current international affairs. It takes off the Kaiser and ‘his brood in fine fashion. It shows the Kaiser as a pompous, conceited rounder, and for the purpose of the pcture, a romantic store s L2E ~COINCCL] ing ‘very :0 they. wes ek Canuck even bette Ben * theâ€"funay was a large attendance, and pleasant evening enjoyed by the At Home given in the Hall on Friday evening last en Beaver Lodge, A. F. A. N sOUTH PORCUPINE MEN KNOW EACH OTHER. vening was very parti( standard al r Lodge. *‘ Furnished to i _ very pleasing programme lered by very capable local [r. W. (G4. MeHugh, in dus lar Sceotch songs; Mr. C. K. in gifted violin selections; Moore, in a pleasing monoâ€" rs. and‘ Miss Rimms, in a pianoforte duet; and Miss io a wellâ€"rendered solo; conâ€" o the enjoyment of the evenâ€" 11341 medic Berlin 1¢ 1( nNpIrP( IIy ‘‘‘s UI TCOW 1 M a Hindenbut peel * BSDeclfl"" ~LOr. f this week. omedv entitled as a most enjoyahle ticular being up to always set by Goldâ€" ‘*‘Seotty‘‘ Wilson‘s d the best of music A musical interlude ccial features of the leasing programme V IL 11 | it t ro cayâ€"entifled *~..acKk ‘~ The usual Mack ire specially good, enburg, the haser oa day off and help n eross.‘‘ The film d humor, but there ind much sound wit 6. 'l‘l.w cast includes entations of _ the tlenburg, the Crown mber of the Royal being Ben Turpin. vs the Kaiserin, and a Daughter of Belâ€" illy clever and thrill s tobe the general 1 11 who .ntvmph (d1sâ€" to ‘‘vainp"‘ an"im seeret â€" from the Prince and the +Â¥ of them is 1O which of ‘M amma 1}} CXHL 11 Sennett 6 he Irishmg lie spoken Hindenbiut TA nceces WKiaser eatre has some al‘*â€"for Friday week. It is a T‘lX UJpJ | lns] I}M *L.)1¢ 1@ YOHN ind transt‘el ertx. â€" Drai nowy ne with buy follow imitle or ti i1, s ~COmâ€" ‘ Mamimna, * Aceordâ€" serlin paâ€" A rmistice st in :this man s reâ€" en in fun urg inter ng of the d at this, ‘t let him ‘>‘ To ‘gel piy from vÂ¥het C and th +( mw(l_\'. comedy #ll nen well one mnman hbusiness bout wWYas rk o1 Fougti 1 i1. The meant AMCE rtain I}MUMIMU PUFâ€" ot jpust fotr = tAt fOR THIS DISTRIGT Meeting Being Held at Connaught on :â€"Sunday.An Ambitious Programme Proposed. Oy Some days ago a number of those interested gathered at Connaught, first with the idea of forming a local gun club, but as the matter came to be dxscu%ed and considered this first idea expanded into the plan of orâ€" ganizing a gun club for the whole disâ€" trict. Accordmgly, a second meeting has been cealled for Sunday afternoon ~f the coming week, Feb. 8th at Connaught. _ Invitations have been sent to a number of those thought to be interested, the list including people in Timmins, Schumacher, South Porâ€" ,cupme and other parts of the district. All interested will be weleomed to the.meeting on Sunday as it is desitâ€" ed to have representative from the whole distriet. Practically everyone in this district knows that the Conâ€" iaught section is about unrivalled for (lll(‘lx shooting and similar sports. The present idea is to take full advantage of this natural resource and to esâ€" tablish a district gun club with headâ€" quarters at Connaught, where suitable ranges will be secured and where there will be the best of trap shootâ€" ing. Further, it is proposed to erect garding a suitable range for practice, ete., and the fact that the Club «did not have any form of club house accommodation adequate to the needs. The proposed elub at Connaught is starting out with the idea of overcomâ€" ing these difficulties from the outset. Also the suggested organization: at Connaught proposes® to include the whole ~district and to feature advanâ€" tages for outside members. Mtr. . R. J. Ennis, gcneral manager of the Melniyreâ€"Porcupine Mimne, has gone to Battle Creek, Mich., on a visit on atcount of his healtl. The afternoon Tea given at Miss Maltais‘ millinery parlors yesterday by the St. Anthony‘s Girls Altar Society proved a successt‘ul and enjoy able social event, the "uttendance beâ€" inz large and all ‘being pleased with the social features of the occasion. Mzxz: C. B: Nicholison, _ AL.. P.;:"{for East Algoma, addressed a number of uw('tqn;_'s in this district last week in the interests of the Ancglican Church Forward Movement. â€" He spoke at Iro quum Falls, South ‘Porvreupine, Timâ€" mins, and at other centres, and made an able and ecloquent ease for the Forward Movement. NEW JEWELRY STORE IN EMPIRE THEATRE BLOCK. AMS8â€" WCeAK: AaA:: nt opening up in the tre sddouilding, Mr. taking the premises receniliy Oceupied by Cook Mitehell and commencing husiness there with a full line of watches, clocks and jewelry. Timmins now â€" has four gjewelry stores. «Mr. Pommier‘s â€" openmng _ announcement will be found elsewhere in this issues admitted that though the Poreupine team as a whole did not eome up to its form in some previous games, i would be a difficult person to please who could not get enough thrils from aâ€" game like Saturday‘s. For the Timmins ‘team â€" Brennan, Loughran, Parker and Brown did unusually good work. â€" Loughran is a hard and ive worker and is watehtul and steady at defence, Brennan did not spare Limself, hut played his usual able and (Continued £from idmitted that though eam as a whole did Spm"d JÂ¥ torm am| uselul â€" playet Naturailly, the have liked to | grief because the luck was otherwise because it makes the series more inâ€" teresting and promises a better game for this Saturday. The game Saturâ€" day of this week between Iroquois Falls _ and Poreupine will be a hummer. tkin TWO OVERTIME PERIODS Notes of Interest ayers for the Poreupine. the Timmins fans would to kave seen the Poreupine ime, but there is not muceh use the Iuck was otherwise _ MBrowxI n l '_'nm] work, while was one of the bu: w jewelry store is New Empire Theaâ€" Adrien T. Pommier s recently occupied 11 and commencing th a full line of age 1) TIMMINS JUNIORS WIN FROM IROQUOIS FALLS. After the N. O. H. A. game on Saturday night, despite the late hour, there was a speedy and interesting junior hockey game, Iroquois Falls Juniors and Timmins Juniors playing a friendly game. Timmins won with a score of 9 to 2, but the play was }much more even than the sceore sugâ€" gests. In fact this junior game was an â€" excellent exhibition of good hockey, and the ‘hockey fans who watched it are agreed that with a little coaching these two junror teams will develop into hockey experts who will in a year or two make the seniors look to their "It was a real hockey match,‘"‘ said one oldâ€"time hockey player, ‘‘and the boys showed a specd and knowledge of the game that was most interesting. The boys are fine, Let them keep at it, and we will always be sure of a fine brand of good hockey."‘ The lineâ€"up for the Timmins team was as follows:â€"Steele, goal ; Levine, left defenee; Bomham, right defence; Jemmett, centre; Laflamme, left wing Brewer, right wing; Kendall and Hardy, spares. Refereeâ€"N. F. Smith, Hairleyhury. The boys put up a clean, speedy game, and the crowd remaining are ready for **more!‘‘ AIREDALE DOG LOSTâ€"black and yellow, about a year old. Lost in Schumacher. Â¥Finder please notify Mrs. Joseph Penny, Success Mine. LUMBEKR WANTEDâ€"Spruce, Jack Pine and Poplar. For further inâ€" formation write to Harry Towne. Cochrane. 565 p. A fiveâ€"toomed house; well finished inside; good outbuildings and chicken house; also two lots adjoiring. On Main St. Schumacher. Will sell alâ€" together, or separate. This property is a bargain to quick buyer. Apply Box 46, Schumacher. â€"9 p. Pubiic Worship, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday ®chool, 10 a. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these sorvices. Allâ€" returned ‘soldiers who were reâ€" sidents of the Town of Timmins at the time of enlistment are asked to give in their full Christian names and surnames at once to Mr. H. C. Garner, Secretary of the Gi. W. V. A, ‘The names are for use on the Honor Cerâ€" tificates to be given the returned men by the Town and it is desired to have the correct and full name of, each soldier concetned. 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