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Mr. W, A. Field, President of the Timmins Football Club, and repreâ€" sentative for Northern Ontario on the executive of the Ontario Football Asâ€" sociation, left for Toronto on Thursâ€" day last. He intended to be present at a meeting of the O.F.A. directors on Saturday last while in the city. _ Bornâ€"At Mrs. Farley‘s hospital, Timmins,> on Saturday, July 10th, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Plattf,â€" All will be pleased to hear that Mrs. D, Mackie, who has been in the Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, is makâ€" ing very satisfactory progress to reâ€" covery, Mr. F. C. H. Simms, who was able to leave the hospital several days ago, is making the very best of recovery and will soon be,able to be out an around again, fully restored to healtl:} Mrs. W. H. Pritchard is visiting, Mrs friends in the South. > [are on «Dr. G. F. Mitchell left on Saturday morning on his vacation, which wili include a motor trip through Southâ€" ern Ontario. \â€"Bornâ€"At Cochrane, Ont., on Wedâ€" nesday, July Tth, 1926, to ‘Mr. and Mrs J. K. Walker, of Timmins,â€"a Â¥ 1926 Dunlop Maxfly Golf Balls are in stock at Todd‘s Drug Stores, Limited, Phone 131W., Schumacher, and Moisley Bali‘s Drug Store, Timmins, Phone 127. 22t.f. Mr. A, Amos, of the Cobalt branch Arthur E. Moysey Co., Ltd., was a Timmins visitor last week~ Mrs. Hoggarth and Master Bobby Kenning are spending a vacation in Woodstock ‘and other points south., miskaming North, was a visitor to Timtmins this week, ~ Mr. Arch. Gillies returned last week from. business trip to Toronto. When he was in the city the therâ€" mometer registered 90 degrees in the shade, which is considerably warmer than the weather he found on lhuis return heré;. 00 Ii’l’%’?flflfll@//’?f/’fflfg??./V#)/f@.fi/ Mr. J. Ray O‘Neill, M.P. for Teâ€" Thursday, July 15th, 1926 Timmins and District Notes The Haileyhurian last week says: ‘‘Mrs. Wm. Smith and two children of Timmins, are in Haileybury for a visit with her aunts, Mrs. D. A. Meâ€" Kee and Mrs. Page" ‘Mrs G. 8. Lowe and little daughter are on a holiday visit to points south\ Mr. David Burnett and sister, Marâ€" garet, of Engadine, Mich., are visitâ€" in their aunt, Mrs. Ernest Blodgett, of town.‘ Town Council is scheduled for Thursâ€" day evening, July 22nd, at 7.30 p.m. \ Born in Timmins at 25 Main Avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 6. Munro on Monday, July 12th, a daugehter. s s July 11th, fifteen years ago, was the date of the big ‘‘Poreupine Fire" that caused heavy property damage and loss of life in this camp. The Haileyburian last week says: "John B. Stirrup went to Timmins on Wednesday to see the football came â€" with the visiting â€" English team."" \Mr. G. Black left on Saturday morning. on a holiday trip through the south. â€" The United Church annual Sunday School picnic will be held at Golden City on Wednesday, July 21st. Mrs. Godfrey Johnston and daughâ€" ter left on Wednesday morning this week for an extended visit to Toronâ€" to, where Miss Johnston will complete her educational course. \ The rains raised the water in the river fully three feet this week. On Tuesday it dropped down about four inches. The ‘storage dams are fmll, and the water in the river is higher than at the same time of year for [t was intended to give a band conâ€" cert on Sunday evening but owing to the rain this was not possible. Howâ€" ever, the band was much in evidence last week, playing at the station Tuesday, at the grounds on Wednesâ€" day and at the band stand on Thursâ€" day evening. ten years past. The next regul ar meeting of the \«Mrs. H. W. Hooker left ing for a holiday visit to August 7th, a Saturday, is the date selected for the visit this year to Timmins of Sparks‘ Circeus. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hillier, and their httle daughter, Muriel, of Toronto, are visiting Mrs. Hillier‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Olton, at the Anâ€" kerite, Mr. J. T. Eastonâ€" and children, Margaret and Jack, left last week for Lanark to spend a six weeks‘ holiday at his old home. Mr. 8. L Lees, of Toronto, is conducting Mr. Easton‘s undertaking business durâ€" ing his, absence on holiday.\ On Tuesday the two former fire truck horsesâ€"Toby and his partnerâ€" escaped from their pasture and preâ€" sented themselves once more at the fire hall stable. Judging from their wet condition, the horses had escapâ€" ed from the pasture by swimming aâ€" cross the creek. They were returned to their new owner. Mason Risch, Toronto, Piano and Organ Expert here now. All makes of pianos and organs tuned:thoroughâ€" ly, renovated, revoiced. For services phone 316, J T. Heffernan, 29 Third avenue. â€"28p Bay Nugget last week says:â€"‘‘License Inspector J. E. Gagne has left on his annual vacation. Inspector Gagne will attend the conâ€" vention of provincial police and license men for this district at Coâ€" balt and will proceed to Timmins, where he and Mrs. Gagne will visit friends.‘" The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Unitâ€" ed Church of Schumacher wish to exâ€" tend their heartiest thanks to all those who so generously donated to and helped at their immensely successful dinner and supper held in the baseâ€" ment of the new church on the Twelfth of Julyv. to enjoy the evening‘s good mMusli¢, and all were well pleased at the exâ€" cellent work of the band.. A special feature for the musicâ€"lovers was the cornet solo parts in some of the seleeâ€" tions, these parts being very pleasingâ€" ly given by Mr. Williams, a new memâ€" ber of the band. All the numbers by the band were effectively given and much appreciated. It was intended to have another band concert on Sunâ€" day last, but the weather prevented. All band concerts this season are necessarily dependent upon the weaâ€" ther. Weather permiting there will be another band concert this coming Sunday evening July 18th, after the church services. On account of the members of the band being on differâ€" ent shifts it is not possible to hold a concert on a week night every week, and so every second week the use of Sunday evening for the concert is necessary, if the events are to averâ€" age one a week. The fifth open air band concert of the season was. held on Thursday evening of last week, but owing to the weather was not as largely attended as some of the previous events this summer. â€" Many, however, turned out to enjoy the evening‘s good music, Mr. B. E. Martin, for several years ‘w(‘ountant at the Northern Canada Power Co. at Timmins, leaves at the end of the month for Kapuskasing where he will take a position with the Spruce Falls Power Paper Co. Mr. Martin has been fourteen years here and has made many friends here who will regret the removal of Mr. Martin and family from the town, while wishâ€" ing him the best in his new location. BAND CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING OF LAST WEEK McINTYRE BASEBALL TEAM WINS FROM HOLLINGER In a snappy game of ball at Schu: macher on Tuesday, with a large crowd of fans present, the Melntyre baseball team won from the Holâ€" linger, the score being 6 to 1. The match was a good oneâ€"one of the best _ yetâ€"and the Melntyre team won many compliménts on its talentâ€" ed playing. The two teams are now tied for first place in the Mines Leaâ€" gcue, with two wins and one loss each. The teams were:â€"â€" Hollingerâ€" Proulx, rf.; Lynch, 3rd; Hackett, lst; Sloan, e.f.; Steâ€" vens, p.; Quinn, c.; Greco, s.s.; Wilâ€" son, 2nd; Boisclair, lf.; Boyd. e. Monahan, s.s.; Andrews, Monahan, 1.f.; Dixon, 2nd ; . Parks, Umpiresâ€"H\ Plaunt. at â€" and R. Carmichael, on bases Mcelintyre .. 0 0 1. 0 . 4 HolHy.. .. C 0 :0 *L °0 League won i; HMHackett, lst; mloan, c. ns, p.; Quinn, c.; Greco, s. n, 2nd; Boiscelair, lLf.; Bo; MvInt\re-(‘luaholm, C t., N t; Fitzjohn, e.; Angrignon onahan, s.s.; \ndrews, C onahan, 1.f.; Dixon, 2nd; C ie standing on 2, lost 1; Timmins lost ) *L °0 to â€" date Mcelntyvre this morn« the South. Boyd. e. ‘ MceGrath the oTTIGan {)â€" ol Schumacher‘s Celebration / of Twelfith Was Noteworthy Even Poor Weather Failed to Dampen Enthusiasm. Large Gathering of Orangemen. Big Day of Sports. Many Fine Addresses. Other News from Schumacher Corâ€" respondent. Schumacher;â€"July 14th, 1926. Speâ€" cial to The Advance. Schumacher will remember July 12th for quite a long while. It was simply a great day for the local Orâ€" angemen. The main throughfare was gaily decorated and a large archway was temporarily built and a huge banâ€" ner to welcome the visitors. Unforâ€" tunately for the Sunday night parade rain fell heavily, when the local lodge headed by the Pipe Band marched to the Union Church, where the service was conducted by the Rev. Ivan Kenâ€" nedy and the Baker. The weather on Monday was fine but cloudy, and the parade was an exceptionally large one, the different lodges having their banners flying. The speakers were all given a good hearing and many were interested in the newlyâ€"formed pipe band who were specially engaged for the occasion. Great interest was taken in all the events on the programme and there were some close finishes. At night a dance was held in the Melntyre Hall, which was well attended. â€" Mrs. Neary was the lucky lady to win the motor, and J am sure she has the congratuâ€" lations of the local residents in her eood fortune. The fol®owing are the winners of the various sporting events :â€" Tuxis Raceâ€"W. Mair 1; L. Miller, 2nd. Running high jumpâ€"F. Dixon, I1st; F. Davidson, 2nd. The Mcelntyre had as visitors to their ground on the 12th the Lanâ€" cashire Club to play for the cup in connection with the L.O.L. sports. Jack Lang, Ist; 8 Oneâ€"mile, open Bonnell, 2nd. 1; Richard Mullen, 2. Boys‘ Sack Raceâ€"Charlie Hamilâ€" ton, Ist. Girls‘ Sack Raceâ€"Mary Smith, 1st. 100 yds. dash, boys, 16 years and under,â€"W. Mair, 1st ; R. Mullen, 2nd. 100 yds., girlsâ€"EIsie Henderson, 1st ; Lillian Latour, 2nd. Boys, 12 years and under, 75 yds.â€" Harold Cattarello, 1st; Victor Mullen, 2nd. Footballâ€"Melntvre vs. Lancashire won by Melntyre, 1â€"0. Single Ladies, 75 yds. dashâ€"Miss E. Henderson, 1st; Miss K. McLean, A large holiday crowd witnessed the game, which was a typical cup match from start to finish. In the first few minutes Jackson ran right through the home defence only to shoot wildly over. the bar. The Lanes, were playing hard and would not let the home team settle down but Ned Dougall was putting up a good defence and worked hard to get his team going. Foy was the next to try his luck at the home goal but again his shot went past. From good work by Barron, Ned Dougall received the ball and shooting from a distance scored for the Melntyre amid great cheering. â€" Half time arrived with the score, MciIntyre 1, Lanes. 0. The Lanes. were the first to press on the resuming of play but Parker was safe in goal. Woy, at outside 1st ; Miss Harris, 2nd. 100 yds., Orangemen‘s Race Martin, lst; H. Hepburn, 2nd. Tugâ€"ofâ€"Warâ€"Schumacher _ vé Matheson, Schumacher vs. Timt won., Girls, 12 years and under, 75 yds.â€" Pauline Mullen, Ist; Sybil Laughren, nd. Boys, 8 years and under, 75 ydsâ€" Walter Craig, 1st; Allen Tario, 2nd. Girls, 8 years and under, 50 ydsâ€" May Latour, 1st; Isobel Tompkins, 2. 220 yds. openâ€"EF. Angrignon, lst; C._F. Jones, Z2nd. L.O.B.A. 75 yds, dashâ€"Mrs.. Harâ€" ris, 1st; Mrs. Townsend, 2nd. High Jumpâ€"F. Davidson, 1st, 5 ft. 1 inch; F. Jones, 2nd. Mr. Jas. Campbell cearried out the duties as starter for the races. Relay Raceâ€"Schumacher, Ist; E. \nouunon, If. Dixon, A. Lonnell M. MeMillan. Timmins, 2ndâ€"F. ]oneq W. Hamilton, E. Street, McGrath. 100 yds. openâ€"F. Dixon, Ist; C. E. Jones, 2nd. Ladies dash, openâ€"Miss Caddy, right for the Lanes., making good headway for them and Jenkins giving him good support. The Maecs., howâ€" ever, were determined not to let them score and put the ball out when there was any danger. From a centre by Jones, Martin handled and the reâ€" feree promptly awarded a penalty kick. Wilkinson took the kick but shot straight at Parker who cleared easily. â€" The Lanes. tried hard to seore towards the end but weak finâ€" easily. â€" The Lanes. tried hard to seore towards the end but weak finâ€" ishing cost them the game. Final seore, Melntyre 1. Lanes. 0. At the finish of the game the cup was handed over to the referee, Mr. J. : Moore, of Timmins, to present to Ned Dougall, eaptain of the winnring team. Dougall was heartily cheered and was carried shoulder high to the dressing rooms. The teams were as follows:â€" C.G.LT. Race ary Smith, 2. Trail â€"Rangersâ€"Harold_â€" Catterello, Elsie Henderson, 1, e tPams wWer? MceTntvreâ€"Parker andiled and the reâ€" awarded a penalty took the kick but Parker who cleared ines. tried hard to versus Timmins. Dc ald and Barron. half backs; Goodâ€" man,. â€" Hallhwell, Cran and Wallace, forwards. * The lodges represent in the parade were:â€"Ladies Orange Lodges, Timâ€" mins L.0.B.A. and Ladies of Iroquois Falls. â€" Men‘s L.O.L. were:â€"Shillingâ€" ton, Matheson, Iroquois Falls, Cochâ€" rane, Porquis Junetion, Poreupine, Timmins and Schumacher. There were also. present several members of distant lodges, also memâ€" bers of the Black Preceptory. After marching through the town and around the avenues 1st 2nc¢ anmk 3rd, then back to the sports grounds, where they formed a square at the platform, where the speakers of the day presented themselves to the visiâ€" tors. Worshipful Bro. Weir, of TIroquois Falls, LO.L, was the chairman for the day. . The speakers on the platâ€" form imcluded : â€" Wor. Bro. Bernie, Wor. Bro. C. Weir, Rev. Mr. Vowles, Iroquois _ Falls, Ven. Archdeacon Woodall, Porquis Junction, Rev. Ivan Kennedy, Schumacher, Bro. Dawson, of the Black Preceptory, Mr. D. Kerr, Reeve of Tisdale Township and the Grand Chaplain of Ontario West, Rt. Wor. Rev. E. Baker and H. Smith, V. C. M. The addresses were of a very high order and much appreciated. â€" Mr. J.Griffiths and his sister, Mrs. T. Johnson, of Gold Centre, are visitâ€" ing friends in Montreal. Miss Cissy Craig arrived in town from Cobalt on Satmd 1\ last. We are pleased to hear that Marâ€" garet, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L \Ill]el, is recovering after her reâ€" cent operation. C C C s C i C C i i i n ib i ib i in 5p5 5 i5 ib in in ib i5 i5 i5 i5 5 i5 i5 45 i5 5 45 45 6 5 5 i5 5 t t * Lo w e ht ho t t t e td e ho n ts n e n n t ons t e ts s ts s To ts To is Te is io Te io io To i5 io o on on o5 i5 o * The new track which WONDERFUL BARCGAINS $400.00 model for 25 $275.00 model for 15 $150.00 model for 10 $145.00 model for 10 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS VIOLINS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, BANJOS, ALL AT HALF PRICE Gray‘s Drug Store Cor. Mountioy St. and Third Ave. BRUNSWICK GRAMOPHONES has been lai IN On Sunday morning last about 3.00 a.m. the fire truck was called to Feldâ€" man‘s barn. Fortunately only slight damage was done. Mr. A. Law has left town for Montâ€" up to the new shaft at the Melntyre Mine was opened for traffic last week. real Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeFadden of Navan, Ont., are visiting their son, Mr. Vincent McFadden, at â€" Gold Centre, â€" C Sneak thieves are busy in Schuâ€" macher. _ One young lady. a visitor to the town, went to the Orange danee in the MelIntyre Hall where a sum of money and a compact case were taken from her pocket. MR J. S. MUSKETT VERY ILL WITH PNEUMONIA The Mcelntyre Football Club dressâ€" ing room was entered and a locker broken : open and several pairs of boots, jerseys, knickers, etce., were tiken away. The Mcelutyre boys feel very sore mwbout this and are hoping to lay hands on the thief or thieves. EL SHADI B.C. TO PLAY SsSOFPFTBALL NEXT TUESDAY Members and friends of the El Shadi B.C. are asked to meet at the United Church at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesâ€" day, July 20th, before proceeding to Dalton‘s Park for softball game. Evervbody out! GEN. WILLIAMS INSPECTS Â¥ THE PROVINCIAL POLICE Provincial Officers Finger, of Timâ€" mins and Craik, of South Poreupine, were in Haileybury last week in conâ€" nection with a visit to the> North Land by Gen.°V. 8. Willtams, the Commissioner of the Ontario Provinâ€" cial Police. _ All the Provincial Police in the North Land were at Haileybhury for the ~oceasion, except Constable Wetherall, of Cochrane, who is still off duty following the injuries he reâ€" ceived An a collision between two speeders on the track near Cochrane. In all, about twenty Provincial Police were inspected by Gen. Williams. After a pleasant dinner at the Hotel Haileybury the men were addressed by Gen. Williams, who complimented them on their smart appearance and also on the good work they were doing in the North Land. (Gen. Williams also inspected the District Jail while in Haileybury. ‘The Provinecial offiâ€" cers were paraded under charge of Inspector Walter Moore for the inâ€" spection by the Commussioner, Timmins $149.50