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NOW is the time to clean your ‘yard. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the City Hall free | of charge. Keep covers on your Garbage can. All users of. well water should boil the water at least twenty minutes. By Order, TIMMINS BOARD OF HEALTH. Ludford and Skelly price $25.00 Harkness Reflex, 2 tube, regular $59.00, Sale price......... . . . . $83.00 Martin Beauty, 1 tube, regular $21.00 Sale price $7.75 Kodel, 1 tube, regular $16.50, Sale Price $10.00 Elite, 3 ‘nhe, regular $65.00, Sale price $x t + a 30.00 Reinartz, 3 tube, regular $55.00, Sale $26.00 Northern Electric, 4 tube, regular $80.00, Sale price.......: sA $35.00 Northern Electric Anrplifiers, regular Residence Phonesâ€"537 and 258 P.0O. Box 903 Timmins, Ont. From 25 to 75 p.c. off on all Parts and Receivers. Now open for businese. Firstâ€"class rooms, and steam heateod All upâ€"toâ€"date conveniences. Reading and Sitting Rooms. Sample Room for Traveller«. Best dining rooin in town. Meals at all} hours. ing from $8.00 to $87.00. Parts for five tube Freshman Masterâ€" piece from $20.00 to $44.00 with hookâ€" up and instructions. GENERAL PAINTERS $22,.50, Sale price....... *T k s a‘s Stromberg Carlson Loud Speakers, regular $23.50, Sale price..... $16.50 Other Roccoivers greatly reduced rangâ€" Signs, Autos, Houses, Interior Decorating Attention! Houseâ€" holder Armstrong â€" Electric GIFTS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE Hemstitching, Singer Sewâ€" ing â€" Machines, Gramoâ€" phones, Gramophone Reâ€" pairs, etc. 0. SEGUIN 3 Cedar Street, N. Phone 254â€"w. On Aug. ist, 0. Seguin will Open in the store at 3 Cedar Street, N. Plumbing, Heating â€" and Sheet Metal Work. 10 Cedar Street, South . Brazeau Son 53% Cedar St., North Phone 506 Singer Sewing Machine Shop The Biggest Little Jewelry Store EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR 134 Spruce Street, South .3 {ube C rewular $65 rtz. 3 tube, : eoular $5 ern Ele(tric, 4 tube . ~SMalGg DIrICG:« «: ...«.. 1. IROQUOLS8 FALLS PARIS HOTEL ESTIMATES FREE L. TOWERS 15 Wilson Ave. P.Q. Box. @WLOMATI(e ......... .. .$85.00 Antrplifiers, regular ...... l s %® .310.00 %55 00, Sale ....... $26.00 tube, regular Score in Rall Game Wednesday Last Was 11 to 4 in Favour of Falls. Lefty Evans Held the Miners in Check, Allowâ€" ing But Three Hits. _ Smith on the Mound for the Miners, is Accorded Ragged Support. Lefty Evans, who was pounded unâ€" mercifully on his first twoâ€" appearâ€" ances, proved to be a real sfumbling block to ~the usually heavyâ€"hitting Miners. However the Falls may not be so good toâ€"day. In any event, toâ€"day‘s eame will also be staged on the Miners home lot and it remains to be seenft whether the Papermakers can outhit the heavyâ€"slugging Miners and show the same form. . Lefty Evans looked just as bad in spots only, as he did in his first 3 starts against Timmins when he was pounded unmercifully and on two ocâ€" casions the Falls management allowed him to remain on the mound and take his medicine. Barring the 1st and G6th innings Evans proved unbeatable and he was accorded brilliant support by his team mates. | * Smith, also a South Paw, started (By J. N. Levine) The gap betwéen the Miners and the Papermakers is a little bit closer toâ€" day, due to the Falls‘ easy victgry on Wednesday last at the FPimmins Athletic field. Although the Falls are considered by many to be an alsoâ€"ran outfit, in the pennant hunt for the Northern championghip, they showed themselves to be real mud horses and they provedâ€" themselves the berries when they beat Timmins in a lake of mud, water and slime. Iroquois Falls Makes Easy Win Over the Timmins Team and . Wedding 22 Cakes fi% Mail Orders Given 22 Prompt and Careful ‘HAMILTON ‘STAXI , and Livery Service â€"says Taxi Tad. Whether you want the Hamilâ€" ton taxi service at the hotel, home, station of 19th holeâ€" by calling No. 11 you can rely upon prompt service these summer months as well as the rest of the year. 11 13 Wilson Ave., (River Rd.) Telephone 231â€"B. These are the days when you think more of vacation than vou do of 4‘ voecation"‘ / o o ( te Rigs To MACKIE‘S ELECTRIC BAKERY Attention. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO °© to serve them up for the Miners, and his retirement in the 5thAnnings with 3 on and 2 down was nbt of his own cause, but the ragged support accordâ€" ed him necessitated such a move. Ist lnnings Fallsâ€"Cunningham _ was _ throtyn out by Monaghan. _ Fahey went to 2nd on MceLean‘s wild throw. â€"Coons walked. Gratton _ singled, â€" scoring Fahey and Coons. Gratton died stealing.. McDonald fannedr 2 R. H.::1 K. Timmins â€" Murphy and _ Seuldy walked. Smith flied to Nickless, Tate doubled, sceoring Murphy and Scully. _ McLean â€" and Nottingham walked. â€" MceGrath popped to Coons and Melntyre to Evans. 2 R. 1 H. 0 EB 2nd Innings Fallsâ€"Chircoski and Nickless fannâ€" ed. Fortier was tossed out by Smith. 0 H.:0 E. 'l‘umnmsâ€"-MonaOth struck â€" out. Murphy rolled out to Coons. Seully flied to Fortier. 0 R. 0 H. 0 E. â€" _ 3rd Innings Fallsâ€"Evans lined to Smith. Cunâ€" ningham walked. Fahey forced Cunâ€" nm(rham at 2nd, and with a double plm in sight Mulphv tlnew wild to 86. Coons doubled, sceoring Fahey. Gratton singled, scoring Coons. Mecâ€" donald â€" walked. Clurcoskl fanned. 2 2 H. 1: Tlmnnnsâ€"â€"Smlth out, Cunningham to Coons. â€" Tate \\alked MeLean flied to Nickless. Nottingham fanned 0 R. 0 H. 0 K. 4th Innings Fallsâ€"Nickless struck out. . Fortier doubled. â€" Evansâ€"safe on Murphy‘s error. _ Cunningham flied to Seully. Fahey doubled, scoring Fortier and Evans. â€" Smith tossed out ~Coons. 2 It. 2 EL. 1 J6: Timmins â€" McGrath : popped to Coons. Melntyre was thrown out by Evans. Monaghan flied out to Chirâ€" coski. 0 R. 0 H. 0 E. Fallsâ€"Gratton singled. MeDonald walked. â€" Fianders batting for Chirâ€" coski, seratched a hit over 1st. Nickâ€" less walked. Fortier doubled, scoring Gratton, and MeDonald was out at the plate. Evans popped to Tate. Cunningham was hit by a pitched ball. Fahey walked, foreing in, Nickless. Nottingham â€"now . pitching. _ Coons flied to McGrath. 3 R. 3 H. 0 E. Timminsâ€"Murphy out, Fahey to Coons. Seully was thrown out by Cunningham. _ Stnith walked, also Tate. McLean fanned. 0 R. 0 H. 0 E. 6th Innings Fallsâ€"Monaghan â€" fumbled _ Gratâ€" ton‘s roller. He advanced to 2nd and 3rd on wild pitches. MceDonald struck out. Flanders walked and went to 2nd on a wild pitch, Gratton scoring. â€" Nickless singled, scoring Flanders. > Fortier fanned. _ Evans out, Nottingham to Tate. 2 R. 1 H. 71 B, _ Timminsâ€"Nottingham walked Mecâ€" Grath was hit by a pitched ball. Meâ€" Intyre foreed McGrath at 2nd, Notâ€" tingham _ taking 3rd. Monaghan popped to Evans. Fahey fell in fieclding Murphy‘s grounder and it credited at a hit, Nottingham and Meâ€" Intyre scoring. Seully walked. Smith lifted to Fahey. 2 R. 1.H. 0 E. "th Innings Fallsâ€"Cunningham safe at 1st and went to 2nd on McLean‘s error, and went to 3rd on a wild pitch. _ Cunâ€" ningham was pinched off 3rd. Fahey singled and died stealing. Coons fanned:> 0 R.: 1 H.:1 E. i A. NA # V _ AVs A. AA# â€" «Bs Timminsâ€"Tate smrrled MecLéa flied to Nickless. Tate out stealing. McDonald threw out Nottingham. 0 R. Falls L Cunningham, 3b Fahey 2b .. Coons, Lb. :..: .. G@ratton, c.:..>.. MeDonald s.s. .. Chircoski, Lf. .. Nickless, e.f. .. Fortier, r.f. Evans, p. . Flanders, l.i 3 Timmins A. Murphy, 2b.. .. Seully,c.f. Lf. . Smith, p. c.f.> .. Tate, ID.. ... . .. McLean, 8.s. . .. Not‘gham, r.f. p. MceGrath, L.f. r.f. MeIntyre, c * ’\qum«rhan, 3b. :.; wuww::.wc:www»â€"a H:HoqcuuwH m use w 00 oo m i â€" F9 no â€" to C + OT hel ND es i4 2g3 4 3 21â€" 6 6 Summary of Game Twoâ€"base hits, Tate, Coons, Fortier 2:Struck out by Evans, 3, by Smith 5 in 5 innings, by Notintgham 3 in 2 innings ; Baseâ€"onâ€"balls off Smith 5; off Nottingham 1, off Evans 9; Hit by pitched ball, McGrath, by Evans, Cunâ€" ningham by Smith. Score by Inningsâ€" K. H. E. Falls .. â€". 2 0 2 2 3 2 0â€"11 10 0 Timmins .. 2 0 0 0 0 2 0â€"4 3 6 bo hJ *A Giroux Lake family motored to Kirkland Lake for the Twelfth, and on returning home motored all night, onlvy to find they had reached Ek Lake ing. f albr... > cif. EL. ;. l s E; $.8. :. .. im, r.£. p: B T. r.Af. Te 6. . .. an., 3b. .. o o O ho G3 ho C ho U3 OHOHO%O!â€"‘H 2 %Z T uo Lo P d jaut AXIMn bth Innings Box Score. A.BE. R. H. P.O0.A. ) y$ .0 _0 :0 _2 wronge turnâ€" for Year Was â€"1248. There Were 30,.491 Books in Circulation. TIMMINS PUBLIG LIBRARY NOW OVR A YEAR BLD On July 14th, 1925, the Timmins Public Library ended the first year of <its very useful existence. Durâ€" ing the first year of its existence the Library has had a very creditable record, The number of members for the year was 1248, showing that the Library is serving a wide circle of the people of the town. _ The number of books in cireulation for the year was 30,401. The number of books at preâ€" sent in the Library (including, of course, those in cireulation) is 1804. This is a larger was in the Library until some months ago when a big purchase of new books was made. But taking the present number of books as a basis, the cirâ€" culation could be figured out to the effect that each book in the Library had been out 16 times during the yvear. As a matter of fact the most of the books have been out more frequently than this. Some otsfhe books, parâ€" ticularly those for juveniles, ha‘ve been in cireulation as much ~as 70 times during the year. The reading room of the Library Hhas been another very helpful feature The reading room has been very popular and is always well patronâ€" ized. During the year it has given very helpful service to the Town. The past yearâ€"the first year for Timmins Publjlic Library has been a very successful one. The memberâ€" ship and cireulation alike are proofs of the interest taken in the Library and the benefits of the Library to the town. The time and attention given to the Library by the thoughtful and efficiâ€" ent Library Board has undoubtedly: contributed greatly to the striking sueccess and usefulness achieved by the Timmins Public _ Library. The Librarian, Mrs. D. Grinstor, has also conducted the Library with a skiull and an efficiency that have assured the best success and the greatest measure of service to the community. Appreciation may well be expressed a this time to the Library Board and to the Librarian for their generous services. â€" And toâ€" the _ Timmins Public Library all will sincerely wish ‘‘Many Happy Returns of the Day." GOVERNMENT ASSISTING i SETTLERS IN BUYING STOCK The Ontario Government is assistâ€" ing the settlers of the Mattice and Hearst districts in the purchase of good cows for their farms. The Gowernment has arranoed so that the settlers are only paying 25 per cent. of the cost down and the balance at the rate of $3.00 per month. Mr. J. Christianson, of Mattice, was sent to Toronto as the® representative of the settlers in the selection of aniâ€" mals to be distributed under the Onâ€" tario Government‘s plan. It is the intention to select a earload for Matâ€" tice and Hearst districts. The plan would appear to be a very helpful one for the settlers, and one likely to result in advantage to the settlers and credit to the Government. +. All truth, in the long run, is only common sense eclarified. mosquitoes are on the warpath ON‘T let mosquitoes spoil your summer. Spray them with Flit. ‘~Flit spray clears the house in a few minutes of mosquitoes and diseaseâ€" bearing flies. It is clean, easy and gyafe to use. spray. Spraying Flit on garments kills moths and their larvae which eat holes. Extensive tests showed that Flit did not stain or injure the most delicate fabrics,. A Scientific General Insecticide Flit :fs the result of exhaustive reâ€" DESTROYS Fliesâ€"Mosquiteesâ€" Moths Antsâ€"Bed Bugsâ€"Roaches mInutes OL dild UiSCdaostâ€" bearing flies. It is clean, easy and safe to use. Kills Household Insects Flit spray also destroys bed bugs, roaches, ants, and insect eggs. The cracks and crevices where insects nde and breedsare readily reached by Flit A Scientific General Insecticide Flit is the result of exhaustive reâ€" search by expert entomologists and chemists. More than 70 formulas were tested on various household beâ€" fore Flit was finally perfected. Flit is a 100% effective insecticide containing no inactive (inert) ingredients. Distributed in Canada by Fred J. Whitlow Co., Toronto. M any Other Hoasekold Insects and Their Eggs c w For Sals L'Leryv kere 50c¢, STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) ANOTHER DANCE BY THE SCHUMACHER SOCIAL CLUB The BSchumacher Social Club are holding their monthly Novelty Dance at the Mcelntyre Kecreation â€" Hall, Schumacher, â€"tomorrow (Thursday) evening, July 23rd. The last dance by this Club was an unusually pleaâ€" sant one and the. eventâ€" tomorrow evening will be still bettgr. There will be special â€" attractions, :efreshâ€" ments, Emery‘s orchestra, ete. Sprinkleunder rugs and in clothes closets ta fl t M | (J ) For best / resvits use \_/, 1A sprayer 50¢. T5¢e {with nand spraomer $1.2 ithk nand sprozgr $ July 24lz\ug. k ss Montealm Suly %1 Aung.: . Montclare Aug, ’\e § Montrose To Belfasbâ€"Glasgow Arnig:â€"13 [ Sept. I0.;......;. Metagama Sel)t.___l'f._ ...... css +t3 «* .. Marburn J 1 ly Aug To Cherbourgâ€"Southamptonâ€"Antwerp July To‘ July Aug Aug Meets on the First and Third Friday of every month, in the hall at the corner of Mountjoy and Kirby. All visiting members welcome. Chas. Weir, M.M. John Webber, R.S. 1+4+â€"27. Timmins L.O.L. 30| Aug. 27........ Montnairn Oherbourg-Southampton-Hamburg 22 | Aug 19 ..Empress of France lumpress of Seotland 14| Sept. M To Belfastâ€"GHlasgow a0 :‘Aug. _ 27. ..220. :4 . M 90 FROM MONTREAL To Liverpool Aug. 26 FROM QUEBEC To Liverpool T he yellow can with the black band . Mont: Mini