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All lady members of the Club are asked to bring refreshments, especially to bring plenty of the good things children like. "‘*class‘‘ and promise. There will be specially good hockey in the district this season from present indications, and the match this week between the McIntyre and Timmins Juniors should be one of the interesting events. Both teams are on their toes to show what they can do, and both will put up a lively battle. The faceâ€"off will be at 8.15 p.m., and from then until the final gong, the match promises to be one of interest and liveliness,. _ The hockey fans should be on hand to watch, as it will be an interesting forecast of what may be expected in the hockey line here this season. It is an exhibition match, one of the teams being the Timmins entry into the N.O.H.A. Junior series, and the other one of the lively teams from the Porcupine Mines Hockey League. MINT REFINING GOLD FROM ONTARIO MINES. Thursday evening of this week, Dec. 23rd, a lively game of hockey is promised at the Timmins Skating ink. The contending teams will be the Melntyre and the Timmins Juniâ€" ors, both teams showing . consnderable on Thursday, Dec. 23rd, at 6 p.m., prompt, in the Hollinger Recreation hall. All ghildren are requested to be present right on time so that there will be no danger of their missing Santa Claus. The Christmas tree will be followed by an open dance. Dancing will be from 10 p.m. to 1.30 am. The A. S. D. orchestra will be in attendance so that the best of music is assured. A charge will be made to all visitors for the dance. Everybody will be weleome, and a very happy time is anticipated. Two Lively Teams to Face Each Other at Timmins Rink Thursâ€" day This Week CHRISTMAS TREE BY THE LANCASHIRE CLUB, DEC. 23. The Annual Christmas Tree of the Laneashire Social Club will be held In an address to a club at Ottawa last week Mr. A. J. Baker, chief clerk and accountant at the Dominion Royal Mint said that a revenue of about $75,000.00 would be made this year Cl s P LE MÂ¥ P AJ. . . < 3 U : S | :. P Nt : e d ds o en d h e i ce ic on en o( K Sn > C by that institution for refining gold from Ontario mines. Mr. Baker said that gold is now coming to the Mint for refining at the rate of $2,000,000 per month.. McINTVRE AND TIMMINS JUNIORS PLAY TRURSDAY OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES KENNEDY 1750 MAJORITY. Speaking of the recent Provincial election contest in Temiskaming, The Haileyburian says :â€" NEW EMPIRE THEATRE AGAIN IN OPERATION The New Empire Theatre, after beâ€" ing closed down for some time as a motion picture house, reâ€"opened on Monday. The new Empire Theatre has been reâ€"equipped for motion picâ€" tures, and is now better than ever, having two upâ€"toâ€"date machines and all ‘the other necessary equipment. The New Empire, at one time the ‘‘"pride of the North‘‘ in motion picâ€" ture houses, has staged a remarkable comeâ€"back and now, comfortable, wellâ€"equipped and upâ€"toâ€"date, will no doubt renew its oldâ€"time popularity with the public. The Old Empire Theatre has been closed down, the New Empire taking its place as the second motion picture house of this upâ€"toâ€"date town. sSUCCESSFUL SOCIAL AND DANCE BY WELSH SOCIETY A very successful social and dance, under the auspices of the St. David‘s Welsh Society, was held in the Holâ€" linger Recreation hall on Friday evenâ€" ing, Dece 17th. About two hundred guests were present and a delightful time was enjoyed by all. During an interval in the other features of the evening, Mrs. Geo, Hale entertained the company with a recitation given with her usual effective skill. Everyâ€" one present voted the evening a great success. The event was brought to a close with the singing of the Welsh and British national anthems, the forâ€" mer being sung in the Welsh tongue. The Northern News last week says: *An unusual number of serious acâ€" cidents from sleighâ€"riding have occurâ€" red this week. On Sunday afternoon little John MeEwen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman MceEwen, of Mileage 104, had his collar bone broken. On Tuesâ€" day Byron Rawson, little son of Rev. and Mrs. Norman Rawson, while playâ€" ing on Grandview Avenue hill by the steps ran into a wagon standing aâ€" longside the slide and received an ugly gash over the eye, in which 12 stitches were taken. The third lad is Gerald, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan of Mileage 104, who is now in the Mines Hospital with a broken ankle, received when he was run into by a bob sleigh loaded with a number of his playfellows." "A. J. Kennedy‘s majority in the recent election according to Sheniff Caldbick, returning officer, was 1750. There were over 13,000 voters on the list, but the total vote polled was small in comparison with some other contest‘s, due, no doubt, to the storâ€" my weather and bad roads which affected the outlying parts of the riding.‘‘ THREE LADS INJURED WHILE SLEIGHâ€"RIDING THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. SHOPS TEAM STILL FIRST IN THE McINTVRE LEAGUE Shops Bowling team is in first place, and Town and No. 11 Shaft tied for second place in the Mcelntyre League, first quarter of schedule completed. Mercantile took four points from Officeâ€"Mill team. Starr for the winâ€" ners was high with 675 seore. For the lovers York rolled total 621. OFFICEâ€"MILL Waddle .. .. .. 119 148 189 466 MceFarlane .. .. 124 101 93 318 Ellis." .. ..*.;> HSH @â€";/.,. ~I6 @310 831 981 932 2744 Shops and Town teams had a great contest, taking two points each. Town won first, and third game, and Shops took second game and total pin fall by 13 pins. Angrignon rolled high 608 for Shops. Arnott with 637 was higch for the Town. Waddle .. .. McFarlane .. EllHs.. ... ... ... .,}, TArI0 . ..‘ .. Yorke .. Hegcgart Town and No. 11 Shaft are Tied for Second Place in the Big Bowlâ€" ing Contest. MceGarry . Bonnell .. Hall .. Campbell .. . fotarr,. . .."5, M. MceMillan Angrignon .. Costain .. .. S. MceMillan. . Lewis .. Arnott !.‘\." .}. Campbell .. . Nottingham . Platus ... :. Dr. Weston . Budgeon Gray.. .. Jenkins .. :....... Wookey .. .. ENGINEERS 162 105 . A4L 143 . 101 138 150 146 120 139 Weber . McKie .. A. Williams .. Jim MecDonald .. F. Williams .. .. SS > i 909 808 1000 2717 No. 11 Shaft by taking all four points from the Engineers tied with the Town team for second place. A. Williams was high with 664 for No. 11. For the Engineers, Wookey was bhigch with 511. NO. 11 SHAFT c PAQ * ITBSB 692 704 MERCANTILE is ~190 197 /. 192. 219 s 129 J184 s s CA TD 208 903 ... ) 184 1394 227 193 19B SHOPS s TBO . 1083 e ETT o . _ 181 245 151 197 185 188 150 210 150 220 171 180 177 163 180 221 188 147 146 230 148 190 192 224 172 208 + 139 185 182 178 195 26 552 470 579 675 139 525 605 526 637 430 511 636 151 646 523 572 367 20 30 20 30 30 30 40 30 a0° 30 40 30 a0° A0 a0 30 30 A0° AT THE THEATRES With Thanks to Our Customers and Friends Pine St. N. RINN BROS. OR THEIR PATRONAGE IN THE YEAR NOW DRAWâ€" ING TO A CLOSE, WE EXTEND AT THIS TIME TO ALL THE SINCEREST WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Exclusive Ladies‘ Store Thursday, Dec. 23rd, 1926