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S P _ TB 22 MX â€"~~ 6n‘ 4 * i. * 212022228 4e * 1 t i2 s LAAA en n d n d nds * %0’"}%“000000ooouooflzxéoflo\oofiooooouoooobfloofloooooooo“oooo.uooflooooouoo..ooo30303000000000"0000000000?00“3“0 Thursday, July 28th, 1927 Have Your Household Effects Sold at Robert Quin N MART (Reâ€"decorated and with New Equipment) Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. â€"â€"OPEN TO ALL â€" BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH _ ...................Q.......... w d #,. .@ 12 stt en on on 080. 00oooooo%o‘oto‘o’.o‘uoonuoooooo‘a‘n‘uoo\ocoouooooooooYmo To o Hollinger Stores Ltd 15 WILSON AVE. Phone 375F REMNANT DRESS LENGTHS V ou will find a very interesting Number of Specials on display this week. in cottons, voiles and rayons at less than cost BUY HOLLINGER QUALITYâ€"IT PAYS Discontinued lines of Women‘s Shoes in T‘wo Assortments at imger Stores Ltd $2.95 : $35.95 Seventh Annual Regatta at the Mattagami River, Aug. Programme of Eéents for Civic Holiday Aquatic Sports on Monday.. ‘Good List of Prizes. . Outboard Motor Canse Races Featured. Event Under Auspices of Timmins Citizens‘ Band. Arrangements are now about comâ€" plete for the seventh annual regatta at the Mattagami river landing, unâ€" der the auspices of the Timmins Citizens‘ Band. ‘The Band has kept up this feature the only big day of aquatie sports put on in the town each year. This year among the most popular features latre the outboard motor eanoe races. For the 4 h.p. outboard motor canoe race a handâ€" some silver cup has been donated by the Geo. Taylor Hardware Co. This cup was on display in the window of the Taylor Hardware Co. and is atâ€" tracting considerable attention. An equally handsome cup for the 2%5 hp. outboard motor canoe race has been given by Marshallâ€"Ececlestone, Limited. There will be good prizes as usual for all the other events, and this year as in past years the regatta is sure to prove a pleasing one. To defray the expenses of the occasion tags are sold before and on the day of | UI) IDIS ITCHLULC LLIC€C 'L:ls MAE _Â¥ UL\ THIS ISs CLEARANCE MONTH YOU REAP THE BENEFIT Many other bargains Mcintyre Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER ports put on in the town . _ This year among the most features are the outboard noe races. For the 4 h.p. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, 2.05 p.m.â€"Girls‘ foot races yards, under 10 years; lst and prizes. se # % C VC\ 2.10 p.m.â€"Boys!‘ double canoe racd under 17 years; half mile; lst an 2nd prizes. 2920â€"Bovs‘ swimming race, unde 17 y prizes 2.30â€"Ladies‘ double canoe race; quarter mile; 1st and 2nd (4 prizes). 2. 40â€"Men‘s single canoe race; half mile:; 1st and 2nd prizes. 2.50â€"Chasing the duck; the winner gets the duck. 3.00â€"Ladies‘ swimming race, 350 yards; 1st and 2nd prizes. 3. 10â€"Men‘s double canoe race; one mile; 1st and Pnd (4 prizes}. 3. 20â€"Men‘s diving contest, 1st and 2nd prizes. 3.30â€"Mixed double canoe race, half mile; 1st and 2nd (4 prizes). 3.45â€"â€"Outboard motor canoe race, 4 h.p.; silver cup given by the Geo. Taylor Hardware Co. One prize only. 4.00â€"Outboard motor canoe race, 2/ h.p.; silver cup given by the Marâ€" shallâ€"Eeclestone Hardware Co. OUne prize only. P0 °5 1 # # ¥°+ CE P ue Q{‘ 415â€"Men‘s swimming yards; 1st and 2nd pr izes. 425â€"Dnderwatel swim. up. 1st and 2nd prizes. 4.40â€"Crab canoe race, yards; 1st and 2nd prizes. 4.50â€"Men‘s swimming yards; 1st and 2nd prizes. racke Lasi sing! race 5.00â€"Greasy pole contest; 17€. 5.30â€"Canoe prizes. In all events where there are first and second prizes, there must be three or more entries or only the one prize will be given. uow s ov %/},¢ ‘;I“h’g;fi'z;s-for the event will be on display in one of the windows before the event. £.2 rears; 50 yards; Ilst and 2nd tilting; 1st and single, 50 Last man race, 80 ace, and ‘ Two more matches were played in the past week in the P.D.F.L. series. \‘The Hollinger won from the Cornish on Thursday last, and on Tuesday of this week the Mclntyre defeated the Thistles, the score being 2 to 1. The latter matech had an abrupt ending while the players stood arguing with the referee. HOLLINGER AKO McINTVARE WINNERG OURING WEEXK Tuesday‘s Gfime in the P.D.F.L,. Had Abrupt Ending While Players Argued With Referee. Thursday‘s match was a fine one, and both teams played well, especially considering the fact that it is nearly six weeks since they played previousâ€" ly. The Hollinger played a nice comâ€" bination game and won on merit, while the Cornish put up a stiff deâ€" fence, but the latter failed in the finishing touches. During the first half of this match there were some nasty remarks thrown by a spectator to a Cornish player. For a time it looked as if the player might be tempted to start something, but like a good sport he held his head despite the provocation. It is understood ithat the spectator will be brought before the committee to be dealt with for his unsportsmanlike conduct. The first goal was a very nice one. Pedderson got the leather and brought it down and centered and Gustaveson scored off the play. â€" The Cornish pressed and got close in, when Strong accidently handled the ball. A penâ€" alty was awarded and Higman evenâ€" ed the seore for the Cornish. Good play ensued and before the half finishâ€" ed Pedderson made a fine dribble and scored on his own play, putting the Hollinger ahead at halfâ€"time. 1 4 4 The second ‘half was much than the first and both goalies put in some good work, Perkins being espeâ€" cially good. Toms at outside left for the Hollinger was in good form and got in lot of good centres, but the backs of the Cornish played well and kept the leather out. The only goal scored in the half came ‘by a pass from Toms to Landers, who scored with a nice shot. The Cornish tried hard to bring down the score but Kjensted and Loberg intercepted well and kept them out. Cornish:â€"Perkins, goal; Williams and Hooper, backs; Higman, Harris and Rice, halfâ€"backs; Tonkin, Street,l Chalmers, Graham and Doddridge, forwards. Hollinger:â€"Tucker, goal; Strong and Collins, backs; Anderson Loberg and Kjenstad, halfâ€"backs; Pethick,, Landers, Gustaveson, Pedderson and Toms, forwards. Referee, Steve Lynun. Tuesday‘s match was not up to the football mark being marred by the reâ€" fereeing. _ There were two decisions .I‘that did not look good. One was the {penalizing of the Thistles when the ball struck Rankin in the back, a free |kick being awarded. The other was ‘near the finish when the Thistles were |all out to equalize. Parker caught the ball and fell on it. The Thistles stood and looked on when one of the I I . _A A Wl Een NT ENCE McIntyre men pushed Carroll over him and the referee awarded a free kick fpr the Melntyre. and ordered Carroll off the field for bad language which the players claimed had not been uttered. _ From the spectators‘ point of view a bounceed ball would have met the situation more fairly. The Melntyre scored in the first two minutes of the match, and in twenty minutes they got their second counter which was an easy one when Leonard ran out of his goal to clear and miskicked. All the Melntyre needed to do was to tip it in,. The rest of the half was slow with a few bright spots. There was frequent blowing of the whistle for small inâ€" fringement of the rules. TIMMINXS, ,6NTARIO ‘The scond half was much better football and the Thistles went into it with a will. Their combination was good and they got into close quarters, but the ball was always intercepted and cleared before the shot at goal could be taken. The Melntyre tried to increase their score but their usuâ€" al good combination was not so proâ€" minent. â€" With Cadman and Steedman at back they could not get close in. The only goal of this half was a dandy cross shot from Dunsmore who shot from the wing almost in line with the: goal. Parker anissed it as it sailed into the corner of the net. _ Soon after the Melntyre nearly <scored when Bratby passed to Truscott who was standing offside. _ The referee allowed it, but Steedman took no chances and running back robbed him. The Thistles had the best of the match for nearly all this half, and pressed hard. _ Carroll should have scored on a couple of occeasions, but was not in good form and missed the opportunities. Near the end the inciâ€" dent referred to above occurred when Parker laid on the ball. Thistles :â€"Leonard, goal ; Steedman and Cadman, backs; Leach, Rankin and MacDonald, halfâ€"backs; Chymes, Bain, Carroll, G. Cooper and Dunsâ€" more, forwards. 7 Th M esA me Mcelntyre:â€"Parker, goal,; Morms and Jones, backs; Barron, A. Cooper and Moore, halfâ€"backs; Bratby, Trusâ€" cott, E. Dougall, McLatchie and Cran, forwards. North Bay Mr. N. J. MceAulay, of Haileybury, had an acceident that reâ€" sulted in the breaking of three ribs. The car sliped into the ditch at a narâ€" row part of the road, but not upset. Mr. MeAulay was forced against the wheel with such force, however, that three of his ribs were broken. His wife and baby who were also in the car were not injured. Mr. MceAulay will be laid up for some weeks. LEFT ON VISIT TO THE OoLD COUNTRY THIS WEEK Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hill and family left on Wednesday of this week for Montreal, from which port they will sail on Friday for the Old Country. They will visit relatives and friends in England, Ireland and the Isle of Man, and expect to return to Timâ€" mins in the early part of September. Refereeâ€"Mr. Bellamy. While driving a car recently N. J. MCAULAY HAS THREE RIBS BROKEN IN ACCIDENT goal ; Morris HFivosan NORTH LAND‘S GROWING LIST OF GOOD FALL FAIRS mE CRUsnic The North Land now has a good list of fall fairs, any or all of them well worth visiting. _ They indicate the growth of agricultural developâ€" ment in the North Land. â€" Among those listed for this year are the folâ€" lowing:â€"Charlton, Sept. 15th; Clute, Sept. 21st; Cochrane, Sept. 14th and 15th; Englehart, Sept. 16th and 17th; Kapuskasing, Sept. 16th and 17th; Matheson, Sept. 21; New Liskeard, Sept. 22â€"24; North Bay, Sept. 14â€"16; Porcupine, (Golden City), Sept. 14th ; Porquis Junction, Sept. 14th. Probably the two dates will not conâ€" flict, but many will feel that it would be better if the Porcupine Fair and the Porquis Juncetion Fair had not happened to fall on the same day. Many may want to see them both as they are among the good fairs of, the North and both deserve all encourageâ€" ment. The North Land has bhad its distances much reduced by the roads and the autos, and accordingly there is a wider range of interest in the districts. â€" However, Sept. l14th is the date of both the Poreupine and the Porquis Junetion fairs as many as can should attend one or both of them. Other fairs that people here may be interested in will include :â€"Ty ronto, Canadian National Exhijbhitio % Aug. 27th to Sept. 12th; Bracebridge, Sept. 20â€"22; London, Sept., 10th to 17th; Ottawa, Aug. 22nd to 27th ; Royâ€" al Winter Far, Toronto, Nov. 16th, to 24th; Guelph Winter Fair, Dec. 5th to Sth. Porcupine Feed Transfer Co. Coal, Wood, Ice, Feed Transfer QUALITY SERVICE [f it is feed you want we have it. HARNESS SHOP TRUCK TRANSFER Agents for Cockshutt Plow Co. Gilson Manufacturing Co. «"sr Best Value Phone 88 ns The Original NonPoisonous Insecticide Rid the home of unwelcome euests like these. _ FLYâ€"Oâ€" SAN not only kills PLIES but is sure death to all inâ€" sect pests. Harmless. Will not stain fabrics. Get a bottle and sprayer toâ€"day Dr. L. Gagnon H AVE. We Install and Repair all kinds of Electrical EBEquipâ€" ment. Estimates Given Electrical Work Campbell Bros. Dentistry a Specialty Veterinary Office 0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 98. DISTRIBUTORS South Porcupine â€"18â€"31p