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"Where Quality Counts" 103% Pine St., xSouth Take advantage of this one big offerâ€"lasting just 6 days. Five Roses Flour Have you, the housewife, ever stopped to consider what it is worth to you and your family to be sure of getting the very best results from Flour? We have not yet had any complaints or any expressions of dissatisfacâ€" tion from any of our many cusâ€" tomersâ€"why? Because the product‘ is of the best, backed by more loaves to the bag than any flour used. Try a bag toâ€" day and take this opportunity of our special offer. New Idea CASH SEE OU R WINDOW DISPLAY 98 1h 49 lh 24 1b 14 1b Watch for this column, it‘s Weekly wWATCH FOR OUR COLUMN WEEKLY where a trial order will be apâ€" preciated. Below is something that a thrifty housewife should not overlook. Do you know that a good grocer can sell a women different brands from the one she asks forâ€"once; two or three timesâ€" maybe; but we don‘t. Socner or later she is going to drift around to the store that hands her just what she wantsâ€" qualityâ€"you get it at Jams of Exceptionally Finest Quality Strawberry Jam, 2s. tin. .. .25c. Raspberry Jam, 3s. jar....54c. (Note: Jar is worth 6e. to you) Snider‘s Catsup, 5 bottles $1.00 Corn on Cob, per tin...... 30c. Sunny Monday Soaps 4 bars 25c. New season‘s Lobsters, White Campbell‘s Tomato Soup per ; se is is s ave 15c. Clover Brand, %% UUis. as above .... Just in MceCormick‘s Sodas, 1 lb. bag, per" bDag .. 20c. The Home of Satisfaction F. Byck Thursday, July 15th, 1926 Cor. DELIVERY Snappy Bargains Cotton Sback. ... .. Cotton Sack. . ... Cotton Sack ... .. Cotton Sack ..... Cotton Sack..... m Sack Rolled Oats. PHONES 614 and 615 Third Ave. Birch St. , ¢/g8.. ...... 50c. ...... 30c. $4.70 $2.45 $1,.25 . 80c. . 42¢. 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Mr, Geo. A. Reid, Treasurer of the National Sanitarium Association, Toâ€" ronto, Ont., writes The Advance as follows :â€" Bank of Pine St. N. Gents 75c. SPECIALS | Hollinger Stores Ltd L unches Picrics SHIPPAM‘S ASSORTED MEAT AND FISH PASTES Fray Bentos Corned Beef, 1s..................... EVERY FRIDAY EVENING KING OSCAR SARDINES 2 for 35c. BRUNSWICK SARDINES 3 for 35¢. New at MecINTYRE RECREATION HALL Commerce Every Hollinger Employee is entitled to Regular Discount. 3â€"STAR SARDINES 2 for 35c. DA NCE 2 for b5c. ETC Bldag Buy HOLLINGER QUALITYâ€"IT PAYS E. Pahdy, J. T. Smith, Wilson Bakery, (%+. W. Raynor, W. D. Pearce, J. Hutâ€" chison, Frank Horne, A. E. Honer, P. Michaud, A Friend, J. MeEwen, 6. A. Hawkins. $1.00 eachâ€"Reamsbotâ€" tom Edwards, Sky Bros., W. G. Bowles, E. Sillos, Mr. Bucovetsky, R. Cosco, J. B. Assah, W. Legate, M. G. Clark, G. Hamilton, I. Thompson, D. Eames, F. H. Hall, R. Stark, D. Catâ€" terello, E. Cook, G. W. Banning, A. E. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO tarium Association :â€" Pleasure ~Ice Cream Parlour at P. Antoine‘s Opposite Fire Hall, Fourth Ave. of Antoine‘s ice cream soda. We believe you will find it the most delicious and lefleshmu cold beverâ€" age of the kmd you have ever tasted. Our fountain mixers _ have â€" mastered their art. . Only pure fruit juices and creams used here, SPARKLING GLASS. Ladies Free naat 242 24 FoOR CLARKE‘S BOILED DINNER 20c. CLARKE‘S BEEF HAM LOAF 20c. CLARKE‘S ROAST BEEEF 1 lb. tins, 25c. SOCKEYE SALMON /As. 23¢. . McWhinney. J. Bederski;. . A. Laprairie .. Yqung:::.: y .. Wroop .‘ HE. Harvey :. .. K: Brags ... .. E. M. Allworth Capt. Jones. .. Dr. ‘Eaylor .. . J. Andrecheck .. J. Stanlake. . . . Francig .. .. J. E. Grassett.. Dr. .. A. Dumbrille .. T. MceDonagh .. . Bederski.. .. S. Caldbick. . ;. A.iDBoyd.. .. .. K. LL. Eraser .. F. McGrath.. . J8. Lafferty. . .. K. Lafferty .. .. . SBcott: ;. .. .. P. G@authier.. .. J.s(Thomas..; . / (%.: Donner .. T. ITreland.. .. It}=Milnce. .. .. 3. D: Brady.z. Capt. Young .. Fred Sexton .. B. Jacobs.. J. Staunton .. M. A. O‘Brien . This (Thursday) evening the shoot will begin at 6 p.m. sharp. A specâ€" ially big attendance is expected and so it is necessary to get started early. All are asked, accordingly, to note the fact that the shoot will begin toâ€"night at 6 sharp, and be on time sure. The following are the scores made last week :â€" Dr. R. B. Taylor won the weekly Gun Club trophy last Thursday evenâ€" ing in the shootâ€"off with Messrs Phil Young, J. E. Grassett, R. Fraser, J. D. Brady, J.> Stanlake and M. A. O ‘Brien. Lambert, Joe Harvey, G. Demillis. Small amounts, $5.00. Total $95.00. I Schumacher â€" Melntyre Stores, $2.50. $2.00 eachâ€"S. B. MacPherson, Dr. R. V. Weston. â€" $1.00 eachâ€"W. C. Arnott, H. Sky, Feldman Bros., E. Dwyer, Wilson Drug Store, A Friend. Schumacher Hardware; E. Hovey, D.D.S. Small amounts, $2.75. . Tota‘, OR. R. B. TAVLOR WINS THE WEEKLY GUN CGLUB TROPRY Shoot to Start This Evening at Six o‘clock Sharp this (Thursday) Evening. ....................... 30c. Shot at _ Broke 10 18 6 23 18 17 He: Why are you late, Miss Blank ? She: Because the whistle blew beâ€" fore I got here. The variety and extent of the minâ€" eral possibilities of the North Land are again suggested by recent reports from the district north and west of Cochrane. Prospectors coming south from the extensive area now staked out for coal say that they are sure that there is oil in the country. The prospectors point out that they disâ€" covered an oil scum on the rivers in many sections and this is one of the indications of oil nearby. They also point to other indications in the counâ€" try, suggesting that the district is rich in oil. While the most of the prospectors admit that oil is a little out of their line, they are certaim enough that it would be well worth while to test out the country for oil. Most of them seem to believe that oil in commercial quantities will yet be tapped north of Cochrane. Not content with their suggested discovery of oil, some of the prospecâ€" tors suggest that diamonds will be found in the North Land. The forâ€" mation favours the chances of diaâ€" monds jbeing present, the scientific gentlemen are understood to say. But up to date no one has come along with any samples. Any prospector finding any diamonds north of Cochâ€" rane can leave them at The Advance office for display. On Friday evening, July 23rd, the Caledonian Society of Timmins will gcive an Open Dance in the Hollinger Recreation Hall. Refreshments will be served during the evening. (The nominal charge of $1.00 per couple will ‘be made for the event. â€" Dancing will commence at 9 p.m. sharp. ‘The best of music will be furnished by the A.S.D. orchestra. Caledonian dances are always enjoyable, and the event on Friday evening of next week, July 23rd, will be even more pleasing than usual, it is expected. The proceeds will be devoted to the expenses of the annual picnic to Golden City. ANOTHER CALEDONIAN DANCE FRIDAY NEXT WEEK OIL AND DIAMONDS NOW REPCRTED IN THE NORTH Team* Hollinger Hollinger Ree 1edtmn Dome Mines .. MelIntyre .. Cornish One and All y‘ Official League Standing of The Teams In The P. D. F. L *#,* ecteals w ® "® # .00“ Cad *# # #4 + * ## + # #4 *# # #* * 4 *4 * + *#* * L3 w# # # #* ® LJ #* #4 *4 La #4 # *# #6 #4 # # *4 + # #4 *# #@ *4 * # #* * + *4 # L #4 #+ # #4 # s# ** #4 # # #4 ®, * *4 +. # #4 w *# *#* #, *# #4 # : ##4 *# *# *4 *# # *4 # * *4 # # #* # *# #* #@ *# #4 * *# #* * 4+ #* +. 4 *4 *,,* s**s #4 #4 * *# #* * *# *4 + #*4 * # *4 #4 * *# L/ .0 Official Standing up to and Including July 13th. Hollinâ€" ger with a Lead of One Point Heads the List. _ Holly Recreation Still Hold Good Grip in League Standing. ; _ Fhe following is the official standing of the teams in the P.D.F.L. up to and including July 13th, as furnished by the secretary of the league, F. J. Hornby Team®* Played Won Lost Dwn. Gs. for Agst. Pts. iss sys is tss s\ G 1 () 34 13 12 4. e ate ite ate n ate atnatente steateate : ts ate eteate atents 120 43e 420 030 13e ate ate ns _# "® € nc \Ne la\un 'grclothes WE launder clothes in proâ€" per style. From the Suds to the ironing board they reâ€" ceive the attention of expert laundryâ€"folks. _ Ask us to eall for your work. Ask the Duds about the polite attenâ€" tion we pay to their work and about our prompt deâ€" livery. You will be sure of the Finest Quality, and the Lowest Price of the Year. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR _â€"â€"â€"COAL NoW. TIMMINS LAUNDRY CO. 57 Cedar Street, N., Timmins ou should give‘ us t least atrial . ashire Look for Suds Duds. Recreation .. nes e and aAn. ‘C *# ® OVaGaG C c J. M. BELANGER, MANAGER Retailers Anthracite and Bituminous Coal. Reed Block, Pine St., Timmins Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Wheeler and son, John, who have been residents of the Poreupine Peninsular ‘Mine for the past two years, left last week for New Iiskeard where they will make their home in future. Before leaving town Mrs. Wheeler was the guest of Dr. Brennan and Mrs, Day for several days. Mr. Carl Hanson, of the Peninsular Mine, was a visitor to town Monday. Mr., W. Harding, of the March Gold Mines, South Poreupine, spent the weekâ€"end with his wife at the Peninâ€" sular Mine. The Connaught Community Club are giving a dance on Friday evening, July the sixteenth. â€" Their dances have been very popular and a good time is anticipated. ‘‘What did you do that for "Just to oblige a lady 1 driving another car. She w use the road."" OuUs Word was received here Monday that Dave Farmer was in the hospital at Iroquois Falls with a sprained knee the result of a fall from a scaffolding. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery, Mr. Dan O‘Connor returned Saturâ€" day from a week‘s visit to Toronto. Mr. George Laird, of Johnstonburg, Pa., is a much welceomed visitor to town and has been genially renewing old acquaintances, 4 Mr. A. J. Keast, manager of the Macassa Mine, Kirklan Lake, spent the weekâ€"end at the Night Hawk Peninsular Mine. The cynic says: Many a good man, yes," and many a good woman, too, is kept virtuous and good because of the lack of money. Mr, Brown, of Porguis Junction, held service in the Union church, Sunâ€" Connaught 13th, 1926. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Swayne and children spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. J. Easton, Timmins. Mrs. Coulson and her two children, of Midland, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farmer. Mr. Jos. Bourke, of North Bay, arâ€" rived here Monday and left to cruse Cleaver Township. Mrs. Evans and small daughter, of Nellite Lake, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Creed. LOGAL AND PERGONAL NOTFES FROM CONNAUGHT Visitors to and From Connaught Station as Recorded by The Advance Correspondent. Mrs. Landry and daughter, Angelâ€" ine, of Cobalt, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Leo. Racicot. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon MeKay are leaving this week for Porquis Junceâ€" tion where they will reside in future. Mr. Frank J. Clemens, of Haileyâ€" bury, was a visitor to his claims in Cleaver Township last week. ROOM 4, GORDON BLOCK Yes.,""‘ said the bandaged person, tried to climb a tree in my mojor Y ouU seem accident.‘ Your Patronage Solicited Public Stenographer Timmins, Ont. to have been in Station, Ont. 16 19 lady who was She wanted to â€"â€"Service, wew 20 1( J ulyv