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Tin cans and other dry ganbage may ‘be put in covered barrels or boxes or baes. ‘At the Wembley Exhibition pictorial representations of the various activities of Canada, almost true to life. give visitors from all parts of the world a very good glimpse of the great possibilities of this Dominion. From almost innumerable views we have selected three, The top view shows the pulp and paper industry, while the middle shows fruit growing, and the lower one gives an agricultural view. The attendance at Wembley since tthe opening of the Exhibition since the opening of the Exhibition three months ago is 7500,000. This is a daily average of about 22,000 less than the attendance at the Canadian National Exhi#hition. Outside toilets should ‘be flyâ€"proof, and shoufd be disinfected quite often. . * By Order of the Special attention should be paid to your yard. Keep it clean, and so asvoid sickness and digease. The Timmins Business College now occupies its new quarters in the Marâ€" tin ‘Building No. 58 Third Ave., two blocks from old location. Timmins Business College Over Economy Grocery 58 3rd Ave. Phone 501 â€" Write Box 223 E. M. TERRY, Supervising Principal. Joseph 21%. Bookkeeping 52%, Eugene Ja'llles 24%, J week arrived Tor Miss ivhea MOorei, Kapuskasing, Ont., and Mr. Adrian Major, Timmins, Ont. Above stuâ€" dents are now efficient and competent graduates. The July Theory' Tests were held at the Gold Medal School last week from which the following marks were awarded :â€" Stenography :â€"Rose M. Devine 70%, Beulah ‘Laporte 65%, Rhea More} 60%, Kathleen White 351%, Elsie Corrigan 42%, Jean Laporte 37 . Engene Robitaille 22%, Negal Miss Pearl Grant graduate of the Timmins Business College, has this week accepted a position as Stenoâ€" grapher in the Office of the Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines. Miss Laina Hughtala graduate of the Timmins Business College, has acâ€" cepted a position as Stenographér in the (KHhee of the Timmins Fuel and Attention ! cepted ; the (KHt Produce WE DNES DA Y Bulletin 4A W BOARD OF HEALTH ition C3 Re Garbage Householders UgREC :â€"Beatrice â€" Needham â€" Robitaille 24%, J. . Shub 16%, ne Robitaille 37%, J. Diplomas have this for Miss Ithea Morel, Ont., and Mr. Adrian ns, â€" Ont. Above stuâ€" eflicient and competent HOW THE WORLD IS SEEING CANADA ond prizes. 2720 p.n Race, under 4:45 p.m.â€"‘Crab Canoe Race, single 30 yards; first and second prizes. 5:00 p.m.â€"Guniwale Canoe Race, single, 200 vards; first and second 5:15 Swim; first and second prizes. 5:30 p.m.â€"Log Birling and 2:00 p.m.â€"Boys‘ Swimming Race, under 17 years, 50 yards; first and second prizes. 3:00 p.m.â€"Men‘s Single Canoe Race, / mile; first and second prizes. 3:15 p.m.â€"Chasing the Duck. The winner gets the duck. 3 :30 p.m.â€"Ladies‘ Swimming Race 50 yards; first and second prizes. under second 3 :00 Race, 4:30 p.m.â€"iProspectors‘ Raceâ€"All entries must carry 50â€"41b pack. Padâ€" dle down the river %4 mile, turn buoy, paddle back past the landing to portâ€" age landing above the pumpâ€"house, and then portage lback to the bridge where entries must build fire and boil kettle. Double prize to winning team. One prize. 5:45 p.m.â€"Greasy Pole Contest. One prize. Prize for dbest decorated launch. Special prize for High Dive. Tub Raceâ€"1lst and 2nd prizes. Surf Board Riding. Ilst and 2nd priaies. Fourth Annual Regatta Under Ausâ€" pices of Citizens‘ Band. prizes. 2:10 Race prize 4:20 p.m.â€"Men‘s Diving Contest; first and second prizes. 4:30 p.m.â€"‘Men‘s Swimming Race, 80 yards; first and second prizes. priZzes All set for the annual Rega the ‘Mattagami River Landing. a tag, show your support of the mins Citizens‘ Band, and er vard 4:00 p.m.â€"Ladies‘ Diving Contest; first and second prizes. In all events where there are first and second lprizes, there must ‘be three or more entries or second prize will not ‘be given. BAND REGATTA TOâ€"DAY Al MATTAGAMI RIVER nins B pleasant afternoon The Regatta wi 3 :40 p.m.â€"Men‘s Double Canoe Race, 1 mile; first and second (4 prizes). 4:10 p.m.â€"iMixed Double Canoe Race, / mile; first and second prizes (4 prizes). 20 _ p.m.â€"Boys‘ Double , under 17 years, % milé second prizes (4 pri;es). 35 _ Douwble . 54 mile: first and unds ha: will Vear Canoe and second (4 pro 0T Ivace first! and ind second 0 vards en joyv anoe at L2 firs + Aa Monday â€" morning â€" Acting Chief Salley seized an oil drum coming in by freight and lalbelled as parafine oil. There were albout 45 gallons of alcohol in the drum, the shipment being addressed to the Timmins Drug Co., but that eompany denjed alll knowledge of the shipment, explainâ€" ing that they had given no order for alcohol or for parafine oil and that the address was accordingly wrong. The tank bears ‘tags with the words ‘«National Drug and Chemical Co., Toronto,""‘ printed on the face, but there is reason for believing that the tags also are used without authority and that the shipment originated with another firm or individual. Until someone claims the shipment, either as sender or owner, there will be no charges possible against anyone, but the liquor is seized according to law. This means a loss of well over $400.00 to someone. The alcohol alone will run close in price to $400.00 and the tank is worth $30.00 or more. ‘Mtr. and Mrs. W of Chicago, were last week. The meeting of the Timmins Board of Trade called for Monday of this week to appoint delegates to the Asâ€" soctated Boards of Trade meeting at Matheson on Monday, Aug. 4th, failâ€" ed to materialize to any great extent, only about half a dozen â€" members turning out. The lack of attendance was no doubt due in large measure to counterâ€"attractions and to the fact that many are away on holidays. At the same time, there is also much in the suggestion that many are so busy looking after their own private atâ€" fairs that they will not give the time and attention to matters in the genâ€" eral interests of the community. If this spirit grows and continues, the town in general will be the loser. After all, individual interests depend on the general welflare of the comâ€" munity, and time and attention must be given to community matters. FPORTYâ€"FIVE GALLONS OF ALCOHOL SEIZED HERE PRESIDENT TO SECURE DELEGATES POR MATHESON Poreupine Fair will be held this year at Poreupine (Golden City) on Wednesday, Sept. 24th. This is the big farir of the district and grows better from yeart to year. The ofhâ€" cers expect to make the event this fall the very best yet. ‘Wednesday, Sept. 24th, should ‘be reserved for the Poreupine Fair by all in the district. In view of the lack of attendance it was decided to leave the selection of delegates to President T. F. King. There should be a goodly representaâ€" tion at Matheson next Monday and any citizens able to go should get in touch at onece with Mr. Kine. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO PORCUPINE FATR THIS YEAR ON SZEPTEMBER 24 . W. J. Alger and son, were Timmins visitors Mitchell ( J. Grenier, 4.> Lena Maria (Brc New Libl\eald), 2, 2 :28, 6/.. 2 :25 â€" 2: Parents should warn their children against playing with matches, Fire Chief Borland points out. A recent threatening fire on Fifth Avenue, he points out, was due to youngsters having matches in a playhouse built for them. This fire, the Chief says, might have had serious consequences, and tragedy or serious loss may be averted by impressing upor the youngsters the fact that matches are not proper or safe playthings for children. Well over a thoysand attended the second race meet at Dalton‘s track last Wednesday _ afternoon. The track was in wonderful condition and the races even better than on July lst. Whe various items created the greatest interest and there were many exciting moments. The following were the events, purse, winner, time, ete.:â€" Freeâ€"forâ€"Allâ€"$300.00â€"1st, Rose Weaver (J. Hurley, New Liskeard), 3, 1y 1, 1. Spear Aleott (J. MeTavyâ€" ish, Hailevbury) 1, 2, 2 3. Chester 5. . 2:36, 2 ;:40, 2:36, 2:306, 2:38. The interest of the afternoon was heightened by the good music providâ€" ed by the Timmins Citizens‘ Band. It is the inten‘tion to have another race meet next Wednesday, Aug. 6th. Exciting Features at Race Meet at Dalton‘s Track Last Week. LITTLE STAR WINS GREEN RAGE LAST WEONESDAY Classâ€"$300.00â€"1 43 1ier, Cochrane) 4, 4, (Brown Harris, 3, 3(0) Silkline Time The special at the Old Empire Theatre Friday and Saturday this week, Aug. 1st and 2nd, is Betty Balâ€" four in ‘‘Squibs Wins the Caleutta Sweepstakes."*" Gorgeous spectacle portra\in, the mlght romance and grandeur of the British Empire All the â€" amusement â€".devices known to the ingenuity of man. ONE HUNDRED EXHIBITIOXNS IX OXNE, Consult your agent for Reduced Railroad Rates. ROBERT MILLER, President. JOHN G. KENT, Managing Director. Canadian National Exhibition AUG. 23 _ Toronto SEPT. 6 everâ€"depicting the picturesque, the artistic More comprehensive; more ambitious ts:n and typical life of Canada and other la "*Marching Mr, J. T. Easton is making good progress to restored health under treatment at Toronto Hospital. He is expected home again in the next week or sgo.