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You will save the trouble of frequent trips to town. 16 We wish to announce the opening of our August 28th at 8 a.m. This store will be Quebec, and will be equipped with a clean, Prices with service and satisfaction guare our store, our system of marking every . * #.® # $ # x oooooooo)ooocooo.oooooo! .00 * fl o.o .ooonooooov.ui: {O.oovot_oonoouooaooaoo"ooooouobnooo " " u . # x M + u C NESBITT, THOMSON COMPANY LIMIT ED Royal Bank Building, TORONTO Montreal Hamilton Winnipeg Quebec ‘London, Ont. Shredded Wheat Red Cohoe 1 1b. Tin GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL HYDROâ€"ELECTRIC BONDS L2 42242424 i o io 29 0 0e mt ns 24 h 44,04,! ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo\oooonoonooé * °C "® Ee We l ce Sn Sm # While we make confectionery of every description you will find our hbard eceandies pure and good and the right thing in â€"sweets forâ€" everybody. These candies are enjoyed by all who have a sweet tooth. We have ~all the different kinds separately in containâ€" ars or you can get them in mixed jars Pleasure Ice Cream Parlour Opposite Fire Hall, Fourth Ave. B Pz 4 C CANDIES FOR EVERYâ€" BODY . Acting Manager. e opening of our New Store at 16 Pine St. North, Timmins, on Saturday next This store will be in line with our other 416 branches throughout Ontario and pped with a clean, fresh stock of High Quality Merchandise at Lowest Possible satisfaction guaranteed. We extend a hearty invitation to everyone to inspect of marking every article with a price ticket being an advantage which you will appreciate #*eo €66 lnte'i'resting Football Match at Schumacher Last Week MciIntyre and Hollinger Recreation Play to a Draw. Spectators Should Not Interfere in the Game. â€" Other Items of News from Correspondent at Schumacher. Schumacher, Aug. 25th. Special to The Advance. The Tuxis boys returned on Saturâ€" day last from their week in camp at Squaw Island, and report a tood time. Douglas Sullivan had the misâ€" fortune to eut his hand, but otherâ€" wise the boys are all in fine trim. The Melntyra@ Football Club sent a floral tribute to the funeral of Mr. Frank Curnow, late secretary of the Cornish Football Club, and Mr. Jas. Bown represented the Melntyre boys Mr. Norman McDonald left on Satâ€" urday last for hospital treatment at Weston. Many of his friends saw him. off at the station and we hope it will: not be long before we have Mac well and strong amongst us again. The McIntyre and Hollinger Reâ€" creation football match was played last Wednesday night before the bigâ€" gest crowd of the season and ended in a draw of 2 goals each. Unfortunâ€" ately the match was marred by some of the players losing their tempers, and. also, some of the spectators. in fact, one gentleman from Timmins went on the field at half time and tried to â€" arrange _ boxing bouts amongst the players. This sort of conduct the majority of spectators strongly resent, and Referee Buck, who, by the way, handled a good game, _ would _ have acted _ within his rights if this individual had been c»rdered from the ground, and it is to be hoped that the MeIntyre officiais and the referee report this incident to the P.D.F.L. dayv fact, one gentleman went on the field at tried. to â€" arrange amonest the plavers Johnny Martin seored both goals for the McIntyre and Shaw both gsoals for the Rees. Elrick and Parâ€" the funeral in + * 2282 19200 212 P #. * 00000?“00000030:000000000000?000030*??‘00. *# RCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO F: *.,*, + *ost. 0zozozooonxnz"zflzflz?000000M00000fl00 LE W + # *o * # *# #4 # w ® Â¥#* #« s # # # «t #4 + # C # # #4 # *# ## #4# # Li ># # «o #* # < #4 *# # #4 *# C ’. (@PPOSsITE POST OFFICE) Machine Sliced Breakfast Marmalade Pure Orange Timmins on Monâ€" 3 1b. Glass Jar LIMITED N N L LXA PP 4 %4 ## #* r. # 0.00'0 _ .“.9‘ 00-0 *# °* # pecial Thanks for the buggy ride Mr. W. Collier has r work after being on the s a week. Mr. L. Andrews left tos for a six weeks‘ vacation at in Nova Seotia. Mrs. J. A. Hawkins has arrived back in townâ€" after spending a month‘s vacation at various points. Mrs. Newlands and daughter, Sada, have been spending the summer at Cayuga, Ont. Mr. Newlands travelâ€" led to meet them and accompanied them home on their return journey on Sunday. Miss Wardley arrived from the Old Country to t town. Mr. Jack Bell arrived in town yestâ€" erday, after spending a two weeks‘ vacation at his home, Burks Falls. We are sorry to hear of the death of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Walkerâ€" Hayward, Second avenue. The baby was born on Saturday, and only lived twentyâ€"four hours. The interment was at Timmins on Monâ€" dav. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. T. Campâ€" bell, 2nd avenue, on Wednesday last, â€"a baby boy. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Prentice, Second avenue, on Sunday, â€"a baby boy. Miss May Tinsley, Kirst avenue, arrived home on Saturday. after spending her vacation at Cobalt. Tt is not what a man stands for it‘s what he falls for. Wrap all Garbage in paper. Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. wtvel d boil it for at least 20 minutes. All outslde toilets must be made fty proof. ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTH *4 *# % *4 #4 y # “.“. oo:“’oo’oo’u’“’“ * "% °% "® #° "#® # .. #. _®@ “0“\ + *# *4 ##4 # # #* # 4# w# ® + t# # # *# # # w *# *# #*4 # L ## # # #* # # ## #@ *# ## ¢. *# ## # 4# t# # # td # # #* # # #* t# + ## # # #* # *# # *# #4# *# # t# t# # # *# ## # 4+ #* # *# *4 * # ##4 #@ # #4 + *4 ce up residence in out . and G., Gold or Comfort Soap e 96 50135 15 96 9615634 90 98 10 90 96 90 00 98 90 00 15 00 5 00 90 30 90 00 90 00 90 05 90 90 00105105 100085 10500 905 00 00 0000 00 0 90 90 30. 30 00 t 95 90 0 °% 8 town toâ€"day at his home returned to sick list for Various Matters Dealt With by Tisdale Township Council <anitary Inspector Reports General Conditions in Good Shape: Township Engineer‘s Report Shows Work Well Advanced. â€" Many Routine Matters Before Tisdale Council Meeting. South Poreupine, Aug. 25th,. Speâ€" cial to The Advance. The Township of Tisdale Council met on Monday. August 23rd, with the Reeve _ and Councillors Deacon, Russell. and Harris present. Considerable â€" correspondence . was read, among it, a report from the Sanitary Inspector reporting condiâ€" tions much more favorable throughâ€" out the township. _ There was still room for improvement at some of the milk vendors‘ places but these too, were being put in better shape. Atâ€" tention was called to the need of sewâ€" erage and water at the jail but the township fathers had already planâ€" ned for this. There was a petition from residents on Bloor avenue and vicinity asking that Mr. Huhta, a Finlander, be restrained from buildâ€" ing a cowâ€"stable in their midst on the corner of Moore street and Bloor. The iTealth Officer had been consulted but he had no power to stop it, he could just see that it was kept according to regulations. The Council were not sure that they could prevent it either, if the man complied with all regulaâ€" tions, but would refer the matter to their solicitor. There is byâ€"law to prohibit such building, as yet. The township engineer‘s report showed the work well advanced throughout the district that had been planned for this summer. R. Mansfield was present to ask for a waterâ€"line on O ‘Brien Ave. This was somewhat late in the year for contsiâ€" deration of new lines but as it was only a short street and would supply five houses the Engineer was to be asked for an estimate of the cost of auch. M. Clarke asked what arrangeâ€" ments could be made for water for the new rink and it was decided that the line to the jail would supply this. A man from Bartleman townsite on Lot 44, Hemlock street, objected to the price charged for his water conâ€" nections. As there had only been some halfâ€"dozen houses or so to supâ€" ply there, the work had been done by a footage rate instead of the usual contract. As this man thought his footage was no more than some of the others, the engineer was to be directed to reâ€"measure it. C plea was made for a small loan rable correspondence _ was ong it, a report from the Inspector reporting condiâ€" ch more favorable throughâ€" cownshin.â€" There was still Contains No Alum Domino # .‘ ##4 # # #4 t# # #* ind # # ##4 *# + # #4 # # ## * 4# #4# # # # t# ## # + ## # # ## *# # #* # # 44 *# # «w # * #4 # # #4 L # ## ®# w #4 ## + # *4 *# # # # ## # + #4 # + 4 # # ##4 # E5 w # # t# *# + #4 #@ t #* # + ‘ad‘as* «» " t# ° t# " 44 s #.% 10 * a,*, us i u_ i4 .“.n.n.n.n:n.n.q "Where Quality Counts" -.“....-.“.“.M‘ K CC t t * t io o in io in io 6 io is i5 i5 i5 5 15 4 on behalf of a woman whose husband was not properly supporting her so that she could get established at something by which she could support herself and children. As the husâ€" band is an ableâ€"bodied man, well able to properly keep his own family, the Council thought that the authorities should foree him to do so, or alse put him in jail anhd make him work there, Mr. Briggs, of Curran and Briggs, who were the contractors for the fire and sewer mains, was present and asked for some money on their conâ€" tract. The Reeve asked how was the work standing up. Mr. Briggs statâ€" ed that the sewer and domestic lines were now O.K., and it was their imnâ€" tention to have the job completed to their satisfaction. $1000 had already been spent on this work this spring. Mr. Briggs thought that a 36 hour test of 150 lbh. pressure was a someâ€" what extended test. As the Engineer in charge had not yet passed this acâ€" count for payment, the Reeve stated that the required advances could not be made till such was done but that Mr. Sutcliffe would be up himself in a few days and that they could arâ€" range matters then. Mr. Briggs statâ€" ed that Mr. Suteliffe had referred them to the Council. As they had made practically nothing out of this contract, it was stated to be a conâ€" siderable inconvenience to have the payment thereof so long delayed, but there seemed no other way out of it but to wait until the Engineer came to pass the account in due form. The Police auto which has put in three seasons of hard usage was statâ€" ed to be badly in need of considerable attention to make it a dependable quantity in time of need. The usual routine of accounts, ete. were passed before the Council adâ€" journed. Mr. Matt Allen and family are moved this week to Kirkland Lake. Their departure will be regretted by hosts of friends in Timmins, where they have been excellent citizens, useful and popular. Mr. Allen, who conducted a successful dairy business here for years, is conducting a simiâ€" lar business in Kirkland. «eÂ¥ # # ## * . % #4 h d #4 # . % *4 *# ® #* D 25C.