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weeks‘ holiday at Bay. y (A_Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Taylor and fmmly' left on Saturday for Montreal where they will reside in future. {fit 'fl” W Hwker, on Ss,tnr- mommg on his annual v tlon_ ,Jns old home at Galt, Ontan o ~Mr E F. Franczs, left on Satnrday mofiiihg on ‘a holiday tnp to his old home‘at Huntsville." ‘ The Northem News laet week says : <«Master Colin Sellars. left Monday to‘ visit friends i im Timmins."" on The North Bay Nugget: says:â€" ‘‘Mrs. Alex Commercial street, has returned. from Timmins where she has been visiting for some time. . She was accompanied home by her. g'randdaughter, Mrs. Cressey Beattxe, .a.nd two chxldren JS g %: J SOL is.a mean, hot tempered old cuss. We like to tease and dmcom'age him A glass of our properly syruped soda water cools you off in spite of him. Ask Jim and Jack, Ed, Harry, Mac, George, Frank, Bill, Andy, Dick and the rest of them to bnng you hexe for a soda.,~ i __Q:Miss 'rhirsty We ‘are rendermg dally an optometnc semee uneqnalled in Northern Ontario. . Bargain Glasses frequently prove in the ‘end to be a very expensive inVe%@ent. The cp’st of efficient optometnc serv1ce 1s trifting in companéona W1th the benefit de- <rived therefrom Bornâ€"â€"In Timmins, Ont:, on Friâ€" , July 30th, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Portelance-â€"a daughter. kéard, formerly employed in . the Mr J. L Hnnt manager Of the DOâ€" | Division Court office at that place, ion Bank. brane here, is spendmg has taken up similar duties as Assisâ€" aTual vwatton m uthern "~| bant to Mr. E. H. H.lll Dmsxon Court tarmo. 00 Clerk at Tlmmms ‘ Satnrday for North ;Bayi Mr. A. D. Jacksonretnrned on Sunâ€"| ) day from a month ’s hday to his old hxs home at Sidney, N Chief of Police Comfort of New Liskeard has resigned, the resignation to take effect on Sept. 1st. south. Mr. Wim. Pritchard returned on Sunday from a business visit to the £Mr.. Arthur Black, of Montreal, a former popular resiéent ~of Timmins, being on the accounting department of the Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Co., is spending a couple of weeks‘,holiday in town renewing acquaintances here. Sudbury Star last week says: ‘«Miss Yvonne Chretien, of Timmins, is the guest of Miss Laronde at their summer camp on Lake Ramsay.‘‘ i Miss Iris Budd, formerly on the staff "the Town Office here, «but now_ at Wmsor, ‘Qnt., is spending a holiday - w Bensational Acts “this Season. Wild Animal Features W and now the Largest Gircus in the World Giving a ‘ ' Stroet Pa.rade at 11 am, â€" ANNUAL VISIT OF THE CIRCUS YOU ~ _ _KNOW TO BE THE BEST | : _ ~khere.â€"were> no covunceil â€"meetings, pfiblio, private, ‘open or nhut, durmgi ?thé past. ten: d ays. $ ".Mrs. Gremer and famxly, alao;, \rs. Leblanc and daughter, of Timâ€" of the specially pleasing feaâ€" ures of the football match ‘between MDome and Holly Rees last Thursday was the attendance of the SchJ- macher Pipe Band. The . pipers marched down Pine street to the athletic grounds and the music atâ€" tracted a good crowd.. The pipe band played unusually well and received many compliments from. the crowd. Although the pipe band was organizâ€" ed only a short time ago, and most of the pipers and drummers are new ‘at the work, they acquitted themâ€" ‘selves very creditably, and all who heard them thoroughly enjoyed the good music.. Drumâ€"Major Cotcher and Piper: Philaban. are oldâ€"timers at ‘the work, having played in the best pipe bandsxwn the Old Land for many years and having had the widâ€" est experience and succesm in pipre band work. Schumacher Pipe Band: promises to be one of the leading pipe bands in Ontario. , El Shadi B.C. had a snappy softball match Tuesday evening at Dalton‘s park between picked teams, and will have another on Tuesday evening next. . Members are spemally requested to be on hand at seven 0‘â€" clock sharp. EVERYBODY PLEASED WITH A SCHUMACHER PIPE BAND Goldep ~City was a mecea during the hot spell over the weekâ€"end. On Sunday and Monday hundreds took advantage of the exceptional bathing facilities offered, and the beach and docks were dotted with bathers from Timmins and the surrounding district. : Mr Gilbert Carron, for 19 years test will be held. on Music Day, Thursday, September 2nd. Any ‘inâ€" formation in the matter can be securâ€" ed om application to J.â€"S. Atkinson, director, 407 Ryrie building, Toronto. In view of the splendid music, so well given ‘by the Stchumacher Pipe Band, there are many who would like to see the Schumacher piers éenter 4 Aâ€"resident on the West Road, eight| one or other of the classes of the Bagâ€" miles from Haileybury,_ dropped deéi pipe competition. ' * last ‘week while. planing a board. anmmash Heart trouble, aggravated .no doubt| PLEASING DISCOVERY OF by the heat, was the cause of death.| RICKH ORE AT WEST DOME He was 65 years of age. He was a d $ widower and lived with his son. A â€" correspondent writine_â€" from Mr. B. E. Martin, who is leaving Rimmins to join the office staff of the Spruce Falls Pulp Co., Kapuskasing, will not take up his new duties until August 15th, the Northern Canad Power Co. having arranged with thz Spruce Falls Co. to retain his valuâ€" able services until the 15th. C}S.uckq is now on a par with Timmins in having a speed cop, though the said township has not as yet purchased a motor cycle at $587.19.. Mr. Parcher forâ€" merly chief of police at Cobalt, has been appointed as Bucke Township speed cop and is now on duty stopâ€" ping the speeding that has recently become a menace to public safety. C t ckin .of the best Y / Indxg and Japan. Th vir enh ancea an-.__smeal 8: â€" Co,, South Pbrcupme, Ont. Buy a pound and be convinced you never tasted better BAGPIPB OOHPBTITI ; AP THE TORONTO PAIR â€"~Announcement is madé by the Caâ€" nadian Bureau for the Advancement of Music that there will be a bagpipe competition at the Toronto Exhibiâ€" tion, open to amateurs only.,. Amaâ€" teurs are defined as those who haveé not received more than $150.00 durâ€" ing any yea‘r,; for The conâ€" test will be held on Music Day, Thursday, September 2nd. Any ‘inâ€" formation in the matter can be securâ€" ed on application to J. S. Atkinson, ‘<No. 2 vein, in which the lense was dlscovered has already produced two good shoots of ore, but the grade, though fairly high, has been found across such narrow widths that to work them profitably has been diffiâ€" cult. The new lense, which will be known as No. 3 shoot, was found aâ€" bout» 150 fees east of No shoot and from present indications is the best of. the lot. If it proves up under deâ€" velopment it will be sought elsewhere by lengthening the crosscuts eastward on the upper levels. s ’â€" s . 0 t scP : EPS : 6a as is needed to" push development eastward mto what is considered the most promising section of the properâ€" ty from a geological standpoint. Offâ€" cials at the mine however, flatly reâ€" fuse to discuss estimates of the outâ€" look for ore. *‘ We never estimate anythmg ‘here any more, except ore that is actually broken,"‘ said. \Ianâ€" ager McPhail, *The mill, under: Supermtendent‘ CGarl ~Frank, is working steadlly on Rfi basis of about 110 tons per day.‘‘ grade ore. At time of writing the ore has been opened up for about 45 feet and shows an average value of over $10 per ton across a width of five feet. The discovery was made at the 1050 ft. level and the ore as showan at present is described by officials as the best that has been made in the mine during the last two years. ** Out of:â€"a blue sky, «s it were, has come the news which brightens conâ€" siderably the outlook for the Consoliâ€" dated West. Dome.. Observers who a week ago could see little more than six months ore ahead of: the mine are now of the opmmn tfhat if. the new lense proves up as it gpromlses, a new lease of life will be provided whmh thould tide the mine over such a periâ€" «‘While drlftmg ‘east about 1,100 feet from the shaft a discovery of oré was made at the Consolidated M@Vest Dome Mine which later. work has openâ€" ed up as an entirely new shoot of good A â€" correspondent writing from South Porcupine says :â€" There‘s many a banana peel on the sidewalks of life. Watch your step. K grapefruit is a lemon that had a chance and took advantage of 1t THE DALY TEA CO. LIMITED _ Head Office: All Kinds of Furniture, Bought Best Prices on all Goods _â€" Purchased. _ _ s Nee New and . Secondâ€" â€"â€" Hand Store whether you Buy or Sell. Give us a Trial. Goodl])ollm«lm Don‘t Buy. osrn 8011 Befom !@ £. .o,. f 36 Wilson Avo.,. co:.' m Bt _, Phone 610â€"J. 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Shanp at the other end played a great game between the sticks. There wab; only one goal scored in this half, the Holly Rees getting this, thus equahzaâ€" mg the score, . $ \The teams :â€" â€" Holly Rees â€"Elrmk, Ltddell ‘and Stephenson, backs ; | nkm, Morâ€" . ‘" ‘ris and Woods, half backs; Dougall, _ McKenzie, Bhaw, Jackson and Me-r Latchie, forwards, y > ‘3 1{.( k-“ " .a,g.tw@fi::. ‘7_ ¢mr ue ts was shown by the backs and. goalâ€" . keeper of both teams. After about . thirty minutes of play the Dome inâ€" . creased their lead on a gift shot, when â€" a Holly Rec player batk heeled the leatKHer across the goalmouth for a _ Dome man to put it into the net.. '.l‘he w Rees put on an extra spurt and pressâ€" _ ed the Dome back and just before*‘?@@ half time McLatchie beat Sharp mth’?"*'é_;;;; + a nice shot. The: changeâ€"over was ; 'made with the Dome leading 2â€"1, . ~l",f. ; 2 oÂ¥ cR k 6P en fi.y‘»:_', o t t " % *i‘c-'- esn ies e 6 hoh ofi h d oo s P t e o o s d ooo ”"' ’.‘E‘.’X?‘.-‘.A:fi‘i*,_fi: s *L LCdAlll® --â€"â€"Tuckez, gflal Btreet .aad: Hooper backs; ‘Strong, West and Pethick, hulf backs; Tomkin, Taylo#y Harris, Howe: and 'l’oms, forwards * %_ 1P w4 C goal;â€" Jacksonr and Uttley, backs ; Moore, Trenoubm and Wilkinson, ‘half: backs; Roberts, ‘Backhouse, ~ Higginson, . Jones: an@ Daniels, forwards. H. Buck, referee, The second match was played on . Saturday between the Cornish and. the Lanes. These tworivals fought a _ good battle.. The score was 2 to 1 in 3M favour of the Cornish. The latter WA were the <~stronger team; t heir . é and played better. combmatlon, heir _ _ defence was stropg; while the Lanes. _ } were weak, but dackson. w with Wmder' alf«clearmg ‘all kmds of shots. â€" y for these two the _ score Wmfld hs,ve been bz er. The forwards. of both teams worked Well, but the defence counted. \‘The Corâ€"._ nish won the match in the last. minute â€" of the game when Tomkin broke away . Ȏ and sent a long pass over to the wmg which was uncovered. Toms had no . 'dlfiicufiy in betmg \deer Wlth a _ fine shaot. . _A . s =;§,a;‘? oo 4 L ;-“-V* ~The teams _ .. _ , % ;?f Dome:â€" Sharp, goal; Fell and Ewart, backs; Wallace, A. Ham'mver, and Jago, half ‘backs; Rudkin, Hitt, Richmond, Murray and Fldoelf fm:- wards. J. Moore, referee. , The third match took place on ,Jj,%. Tuesday when the Town took another" 4 match ‘from the Lanes by 7â€"1 . ‘ sceore,. The match was a poor onéx 4 The Town could only muster up nine | men while the: Lanes could only get:' '-_ ,_« six regular players and made up | eéleven with subs. One of their reâ€" _ gular players was ordered â€" off | the field, making it 10 men against 9. TIMMINS MARKET OP PBENS â€" _ ON SATUBDAY T}EIS WBEK . The Timming Market will open for _ this season on Saturday of this week,._;;'»”"-j August 7th, at the Timnmins Rink. The Market will be continue@ during the season on every T y > and Saturday, until . further notice. The fine weather of the past conple. of weeks has brought on produce in . great shape, and it is hkely that 'there will be a noteworthy dxsplav of fresh vegetables, etc., at the opening M . ket on Saturday The past few w is _ _ the Market has been largely patran ed by the general public and it is proâ€" ’} bable that it will be"equally populnr and successful this year. 0@1‘ WB 7 “ o 2â€"â€"1. ty -‘*‘; is good as .. solid: and â€". ? lled on to 2‘ o elaarard."