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_ _ No. 677, Timmins, Ont. Meets every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month in the basement of Anglican Church,. All visiting members welcome Florence Briggs Jean Langman IMMINS LODGE, 1.0.0.f. No. 453 Meets in Hollinger Recreation Hall semiâ€" monthly. Watch Advance for dates Invitations may be obtq'g'ned from Secretary President upon application, or from members of the Committee. F. KITCHER, President F. J. HORNBY, Sec.Treas. Christian Science Meetingsi 25th, leaving Timmins at ODDFELLOWS‘ HALL I | Subject: j "MIND" | FALSE FIRE ALARM 1 } 2 v Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m.| EARLY ON SATL Wednesday Mecetings ............. 7.30 p.m. At 1.30 a.m. Saturday Testimonies of Healing Through fua MurzAa2: "3 hm,} Visiting brethr W, LECK ALL VISITIN HENRY DEAN W .M . Meets every Friday eve Oddfellows‘ Hall, Spruce Meets on the of every mont Ang CORNISH SOCIAL CLUB Meetings held in Hollinger Recreatic Hall two evenings in the month. Dat will be announced in The Advance ALBERT ODGERS, President J. G., HARRIS, Sec.â€"Treas. Box 428, Schumacher Vol. XIV. No. 34 Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Barrister, Solicitor, Etce. Crown Attorney District of Cochrane Bank of Commerce Building Timmins, Ont. Room 2, Homer I Arch. Gillies, B.A.8c.,0.L.S. Civii Engineer Ontario Land Surveyor Building Plans Estimates, Ete: P.O. Bldg. Timmins _ Phone 362 W. D. Cuthbertson, L.A. Dr. E. L. Roberts sSPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Gibson Building, Timmins Boyd‘s Drug Store, Kirkland Lake 8â€"21 p tf William 0. Langdon Sample BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC LANCASHIRE CLUB Samples by mail promptly attended House Phone 757â€"J.,. Schumacher 5 REED BLOCK, TTMMINS Frank J. Kehoe Geo. C. Murphy CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Officeâ€"Room 10, Reed Block Phone 640 CONsULTING AUDITOR Office Systems Installed Income Tax Adjuster Room 2, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block P.O Box 833, Timmins, Ont. Customs Assayer and Chemist TIMMINS L. O. L. E. C. BREWER P.O. Box 1591, Timmins Ont ALDBICK Barrister, Solicitor, Etc Auctioneer RESIDENXCE 119 Wilson Avenue Phone 785â€"J SECOND SE iles of Healing Through Christian Science G.: N. â€" RKOSS Timmins, Ont Timmins, Ont STAR, L.O.B.A. quested Gibson Building evening in the uce St. North. ested to attend M. CAVANAGH h Monday isement of ELCOME ARCHER R.S. R.S Kec. Sec ‘ JUNIOR ORDER OF MOOSE TO HOLD PICNIC ON AUG. 25th At 1.30 am. Saturday morning the fire brigade had a box call from the corner of Birch and Fourth. The call was promptly responded to, though the firemen all had to make a hurried trip from their beds to answer the sumâ€" mons. When the brigade arrived on the scene there was no one at the box and no signs of any fire. All possible The Junior Order of Moos friends are holding their pic side Beach on Sunday n progress. After sending in the alarm the mistake was discovered and the man or woman who had been so deâ€" ceived was ashamed to stay at the box and admit the error made. It may be noted once more that every good citiâ€" zen should particularly note the reâ€" quest of the fire chief that after sendâ€" ing in an alarm for fire should stay by the fire alarm box until the firemen arrive so that there may be no confuâ€" sion as to where the fire may be. Public PiD Office The sale shall be subject to a reâ€" serve bid. Termsâ€"Purchaser will be required to pay 10 per cent. at the time of sale and balance in 10 days on completion of sale. For further particulars or conditions of sale apply to: Herbert W. Warren, Auctioneer, ‘Timmins, Ont. if1ter â€" he S W. B. Bowles, Solicitor for Mortgagee South Porcupine, Ont ALSE FIRE ALARM HERE EARLY ON SATURDAY LAST 34â€"36 T} estigation and enquiry failed to eliâ€" any news of any fire or chance of > It is thought that someone noted red curtains in one of the windows ir the corner of the street referred and mistaking the appcearance of se curtains as lit up by the electric Ic al] SALE OF LAND BY TENDER ch tender must be accompanied by arked cheque for oneâ€"half of the int of the tender, made payable tc Provincial Treasurer of Ontario; alance to be paid in two semiâ€"anâ€" instalments with interest at 66 innum. Tenders must be addressâ€" ) the Minister of Lands and Forâ€" and marked "Tender for Land‘ g the number of lot, concessior the name of the Township. 1e ed tend ncluding t part C Mâ€"3 Te highest tende ed. epted ender nrane, and generaily Known ab Garage. is said to be erected on the d a oneâ€"storey frame building. ale shall be subject to a reâ€" WILLIAM FINLAYSON, Minister of Lands and Forests August 12th. 1929. â€"34â€"36 The inpatente eporte le 16 { the land will t ‘ttlement regulat Public Lands A« r must be accom , lownsnip oL Ma ricres more or less orted to be a hou s will be received Saturday, August Torthâ€"East quarte jlers must be addressâ€" r of Lands and Forâ€" "Tender for Land" er of lot, concession the Township. in individual already ed Crown Land will ‘\G PA ks ALE of Moose and their heir picnic at Bayâ€" gqua .m t the box t may be rood citiâ€" the reâ€" August ibJjeC pro sarily arm the deâ€" box Happy Event on Aug. 18th. Schu macher Firemen Had Big Day Other News from Schumacher Correspondent SGHUMAGHER FRE DEPI. _ PLEASANT returned to town on Saturday after spending a very pleasant holiday with their relatives and friends at Owen Sound. Mrs. John Matthews left this week on a@ vacation to Toronto. The McIntyre softball club were at home on Monday to the C.G.LT. girls, and were defeated by 9 to 4. The young girls sure put up some fight against the Mac‘s and were fully justiâ€" fied in winning the honours. Mr. and Mrs. F. Corris and sons, of Second avenue, left for Toronto where they will attend the Manx Convention which is to be held from August 20th to 24th. They expect about 7,000 to 8,000 Manxmen to attend the convenâ€" tion in the big city. Mr. and Mrs. Corris have a special invitation from 11 Juck ind st of care to see th i good condition ar re leaving cars i1ain streets. Misses Byrnes left n a sad mission, to t North Bav, who i: ld their annual picnic on Sur e weather being ideal. A large c ent a very jolly time during the orts were held under the dire, Chief Jucksch and his men. Racesâ€"Boys, 6 yrs. and underâ€" cDonald, first; J. Wilson, second Boys 8 years and underâ€"Reg. D tâ€" R. Webber. 2nd. Webb Bovs 1 Dill Boyvs Girls 14 and underâ€" t:; Dorothy Innis, 2n 100 vds. Dashâ€"C. W MIT McMillan, 2nd. Relay Raceeâ€"C. W im i in the ris have Mavor C uUn the guests of 1 sch for ‘the past he Valley City of ‘s. (Dr.) Weston, been removed to unt of illness. W lorct St avenue the main the car es Byrnes left on Saturday night ad mission, to visit their brother th Bay, who is seriously ill. . Fulton, Mrs. Fulton and family, ed to town on Saturday after ng a very pleasant holiday with relatives and friends at Owen t that time to erious accident Drivers should @re to see that 8 yea Webh 10 at reC 14 and underâ€"D. B Barron, 2nd. 6 and underâ€"Betty la Webber, 2nd. 12 years and under Ist: Violet Innis, 2nd Mining Phone 499â€"500 ind ned : onary r, Aug Advance moved to the hospital on lIness. We all wish her a ery to good health. macher Fire Department ainnual picnic on Sunday. being ideal. A large crowd big city. Mr. and Mr a special invitation fror f Douglas, Isle of Matr ib TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22ND, 1929 when matte treet. to be clear, ent might ha uld take the iat their brak nd well locke unattended i R. Webb D. Braithwai McDon McDonald. J Through our engineers, and staffs in all important mining centersâ€"â€"we render our brokerage service reC Fortuna BVE AaIT McMillan reliable mining service in addition to ked, b th much t and 1 | Mi FRANCE WELL REPRESENTED INXN FAIRBANKS‘ NEW FILM out th sSOME OLD COINS ARE WORTH CONSIDERABLE IN MONEY In recent issues of The Advance there have been many references to collection and old coins held by resiâ€" dents of the district. There has also been great interest in these articles, dents of the district. inere nas aliso been great interest in these articles, one reference giving rise to another, and readers doing their part to keep up the interest. The most of those with collections of old and rare coins have expressed curiosity as to whether any of them were valuable or not, though none of them were anxious to part with any of their coins or tokens, most of them being keepsakes coming down to them from older ones in the family. It is likely that some of the coins noted in recent issues of The Advance are valuable, and there would seem to be a possible field here for old coin collecâ€" tors. In the meantime the following paragraph is given from last week‘s issue of The Huntingdon Gleaner to show the value that may be attained by the odd old coin on occasion:â€" "Back in 1849 when the gold rush to California filled the imagination of the dayv. cash money was scarce and someâ€" ATTENDING ANNUAL MOOSE CONVENTION IN DETROIT engraved on the face a shield of a cowâ€" boy throwing a lariat, on the reverse a bear. This coin while much admired, was valued at $5.00 and was accepted as such which, bearing in mind the prices of that day, ,was not so much. The other day the same coin was put up for auction in New York and an expert, buying for a private collector, secured the coin for $7,9800. This is a fairly good return for an investment, even on the basis of compounding interest." Dil Single Ladies Raceâ€" Kay, Ist; Dorothy Innti: The softball game wa Jucksch‘s team after The scores at th 1st; Mr Webber Singl¢ entati ion,. v ight. The scores at the close being 20 ll, it was decided that extra time hould be played and finally the chief‘s eam won by the odd run. The last event, but not the least, was i _ peanut scramble, in which both roung and old took nart, and some of nC n di id W. MchkKay Married Lad E:Mrs. C. J Fat n, while the men are th m the Timmins L.O.0.NV : big convention. The 1 be attended by thousan es from the Moose lodge ; the United States and C ition to Maurice Leloir and Ben re of the art staff there were many nch actors. ented durin eanut â€" scran ig and old tCc members are peanuts were n, F. Webber, ther and Son W. McKayv. Alber Detr country in the world was reâ€" d on the Douglas Fairbanks‘ ing the filming of "The Iron coming to the Goldfields Theaâ€" Friday and Saturday. FPrance e largest representation. In rdi¢ rt Pag troit th nventio 3ird se. The ladies are repre: E the local Mooseheart Le the men are the delegate: immins L.O.O.M. lodge a vention. The conventior ided by thousands of dele: Am HoOMER 1.. 67 YONGE STREET diecs Jucksch,. 2nd Raceâ€"Mrs. W. Mansfield I. McKay, 2nd; Mrs. F _ took part, and somf are still wondering if ere picked up. NJ MMINS BRELLEVILLE COBALT KIRKLAND LAKE SCDI NORTH BAY CACHRAXN E. Peivate Wires to all} Branches Jucksch. ‘eâ€"W. J. McKayv ht EyTrC, Messtr Margaret Mcâ€" , 2nd. ; won by Chief a very hard ~close being 20 Mrs. A. Noack _ through inada. A. Odgers nding the val Order M ind it I| BRANCHFE Elsewhere in this issue will be four a detailed account of the champior ship finals in the Northern Ontar Ladies‘ Golf Association tournamet held here last Wednesday, Thursd: and Friday. Besides the competition for t! championship of the Northern Ont: rio Ladies Golf Association there we: a number of other competitions. 1 the First Flight Miss Jamieson ar Mrs. Todd, Timmins, came first ar second respectively out of a fiecld . players including Miss Lee, Mrs. Not Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Mor sette, Miss Woods and Mrs. Kendall. The following are the results of t second and third flights:â€" OTHER COMPETITIONS 1N LADIES® GOLF TOURNAMENT Further Details of Contests in Nor ern Ontario Ladies‘ Golf Tournaâ€" ment Here Last Week Lee Mrs. kenson Mrs. Mrs. 3rd Flight Mrs. Grisdale won from Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Tyrwhit won from Mrs. Darling. Mrs. Buncke won from Mrs. McVicar Mrs. Scott won from Mrs. Sterns Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Crombie, Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Bell drew a bye. In the second round Mesdames Grisdale, Scott, Crombie, and Greer were eliminated. Mrs whit. Mrs Miss Little won from Mrs. NOCL. Mrs. Fogg won from Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Porter won from Mrs. Murray. Mrs. McQuaig won from Mrs. Lake Mrs. Keddie won from Mrs. Morâ€" Tisette. Miss Brigham won from Miss Woods Miss Jamieson won from Mrs, Kenâ€" "At a meeting of the Triplex Gold mines, held in this city, a change in the directorate was made, with the folâ€" lowing directors elected to the board: Charles B. Post, TChris Nelson and George Greenwood, all of Worcester, Mass.; James Crookston and J. A. Thomas, of South Porcupine. "Plans were formulated at the mectâ€" ing to reopen the company‘s mine loâ€" \ To all persons having registered claims NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED .. : or claims of which no notice has been BY TRIPLEX GOLD MINES _ registered existing prior to June l1st, 1890, against lands in any Registry The Mail and Empire last Friday ; Division in Ontario. "Plans were formulated at the2 metiâ€" ing to reopen the company‘s mine loâ€" cated in the Porcupine district, and finances have been arranged for a diaâ€" mond frilling campaign to be started at once. The shaft will be dewatered and unrderground work started in adâ€" dition to surface drilling." «IBsON CO. TORONTO, OMNT . Mrs. Torrington won Irom ampbell. Mrs. Fee won from Mrs. Dodge Finals Mrs. Torrington won from Mr 210 2nd Flight Mrs. Campbell won from Miss Ameé Mrs Mrs. Macdonald won from Miss Ann: e by default. Miss Little won from Mrs. Nott. Mrs. Fogg won from Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Porter won from Mrs. Murray. Mrs. McQuaig won from Mrs. Lake Mrs. Keddie won from Mrs. Mor Dodge won from Mrs. Marcel Fee won from Mrs. Brigham. Semiâ€"Finals Torrington won from M Torrington won Hammond won from Mrs. Bel Finals Buncke won from Mrs. Ham Semiâ€"rinals Buncke won from Mrs. TyI Championship Flight from Mrs. Di Mrs. Not! Mrs. Mori in North Mrs Fec 8 al 11 The Perth Expositor last week says: The action of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association in going on record in favour of a Canadian flag at the London convention, is simply anâ€" other call to foolishness. It would apâ€" pear some publishers embued with those exaggerated views of Canada‘s status affected by certain politicians are using the weekly newspapers‘ asâ€" sociation to put over something that politicians cannot do. The motion was decidedly illâ€"advised and if the assoâ€" ciation persists in promulgating it the days of its usefulness are numberâ€" ed. The Perth Expositor does not subâ€" scribe to an idea, even mildly drawn, but most dangerously suggestive:â€" we believe it is desirable to wWEEKLY NEWSPAPERS ARE CONTENT WITH OLD FLAG canacd include A. # A T A. # K _# %,.. K. T B K. B _A BsA include the Union Jack, resolved that| v‘s appeal to the Parliament of Ca-i 4 Stores nada to treat this matter on a non-" 27â€"389p party basis, and we further appeal to all Canadians, irrespeciive of race.i | creed or origin, to coâ€"operate toward ‘:â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€""â€"_"“"' _ the solution of this vital national quesâ€" Free TaXlS TO'mOl‘l‘ . tion." I OW | providec not in a has oth:! 3 (1})â€"â€"From and after the c into force of this subsection, n« son in dealing witÂ¥ land shall | quired to show that he is lawful titled to such land as owner t through a good and sufficient ch title, save and except during the of forty yvears immediately pre the date of such dealing as afo and no claim which has been in tence longer than the said fort period shall affect sueh land, such claim shall have been ac ledged or specifically referred | contained in an instrument regi against such land within the saic Whereas "The Investig Act, 1929" engacts inter : tered ag subsectic forc priC A ( dGone, except then any lan claim so reg 1830, or thereof in | Before June done, except 1830, or any claim existin June Ist, 1890, of which no boen registered, shall be freed and released therefrc DATED at Toronto this | August, A.D. 1929. 1C dese riled eda by Therefore Take n having a cli be bu PUBLIC NOTICE n the 1st A C iY it Up LIOn 0O @atemen he afh( i B under a whic orneyâ€"General‘s Dep Parliament Buildings Toronto nd unle bsC MlI vhic} Notice i1and ~â€"5 h pI um thin nmniIin AI hall art1« lia h 1C€ forty yealr nd, unles: 1 acknowâ€" fully enâ€" r thereo! chain 0| he perioc preceding aforesaid 1 in exisâ€" 1} numberâ€" not subâ€" y â€" drawn EC q egistered aid forty vided AIT ah 3()_ be there clain s beet T‘itl Or 10U1CE office 1 I\\'rap all Garbage in paper Keep your Garbage Can covered Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All Outside Toilets must be made Hy proof. By Order of | THE BOARD OF HEALTB * 4445 J. J. Turner Sons, Ltd. PETERBOROUGH, ONT. Agents Everywhere Special Attention to Long Distance and Telephone Calls TENTS PACK BAGS FLAGS EIDERDOWN HAVERSACKS ROBFS sNOWsHOEs SKIIS DOd sLEIGHS DOG HARNESS TOBROGGANS HORSE TARPAULINS BLANKETS Ask your Local Dealer for Prices, or send your order direct to Why be Troubled with Your Stomach? Dr. McLeod‘s Stomachic SE CONLD SE CTIQON ker Ba Third Ave, Graduate Ont Chiropractic Sun R DR. S. R. HARRISOSN Dr. J. Dunn, Y.S. Our bread CT BREAD AND ROLLB C1J ro ingredients and we bake just the right way. You can get our breads and rolls fresh every day. Form the habit of serving them and give the family all that they care to eat. Phone 1801 New Liskeard, Ont. M.K.C.S., Eng. sSURGEON Consultation by Appointment MOYSEY BLOCK We Manufacture and Carryvy in stock ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS Bank of Commerce Building Phone 607 Sell your house and lot! KRent your house Sell your mining claims SOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT $1.00 any place in Timmins £2.00 to South Porcupine PRICE FIVE CENTS Hamilton‘s One Dollar Checker Taxi F. M. BURKE‘S 4 Stores Third Avenue, Timmins ind n Just Phone 11 CHIROPRACTOR r} Timmins A W NXINGS uaranteed ir particular proâ€" : best and purest e bake ijust the it Timmins Treatment 21%~â€"M4hi ade in