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You should try The Insert One Next Week it One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance will bring you what you require dashed | vas right Bus Service. Leave Names With at Matheson, July 12th 1¢ McQ irivet hesit: aved tln a emetr ind ers of itated would tered 1| lad n of the | Ch In have been fatal Children themselves perhaps do not realize danger, but I wish parents would keep on telling them of the danger there is on the road.," Drivers and children and parents McQ rould do uch inCc der McQ he aus well dent had .p] 18piC o aft ah; and C children and parents they could realize that highly hazardous as vÂ¥ only a few seconds, differe h vent 11K Music, i $390.00 . 290.00 _ 250.00 140.00 _ 300.00 . 500.00 â€"â€"390.00 experience t )mmand in id _ emerger 1€ 11 ng dies‘ the tht when Buck singl :n the fourth : ed Tennant in t Gilbert was hit b beat out a bunt The investigation being conducted by a representative of the Attorneyâ€"Genâ€" eral‘s office into charges made against Chief M. Greer and the police magisâ€" trate at Renfrew by Councillor J. Fenâ€" nessey, chairman of the town police committee, has been in progress for a week or more. Although ‘over 75 witâ€" nesses have been examined it looks as if it would take some days more to conclude the case. ‘The evidence given Total . Score By Innings: Kirk. Lake 0 0 0 0 2 McIntyre ...... 1 2 0 4 0 The various octher departmental exâ€" aminations are also in progress here this week. The promotion results for the public and separate schools are also being isâ€" sued. The results at most of these will be published next week in The Advance. It will be some weeks befcre the results of the entrance and other departmental examinations will be known. INVESTIGATION INTO THE CHARGES MADE AT RENFREW Teich 2b. Hackett, 1b., | Menard, r.f. R. Scott, 3b Speck, 1.1f. Kenny, c.4. Westdal, c. T. Tennant, p Englehart, s.Ss. Little, p. McDougal, l.f. Jacobson, 1b. Buck;1.1. Cowden, 2b. Cybouski, 1b Angrignon, C Monaghan, 3 McMillan, c. Wood, p. Gilbert, r.f. Boyd, s.s. so far has been along the line that cerâ€" tain people have paid stated amounts to the chief or magistrate for fines and costs, while the returns to the Crown have indicated lesser amounts, usually two to ten dollars less. Neither the chief nor the magistrate‘s side of the case have been given yet. There is an array of counsel for the different parâ€" ties concerned. The chief line of deâ€" fence, until the chief and magistrate give their own evidence, is along the line that the whole matter has been due to illâ€"will and that witnesses have been induced to give evidence with the idea of discrediting the authorities. One witness told about being offered money to give evidence or secure eviâ€" dence, but refusing. The reports from the session on Tuesday indicate that the past record of Councillor PFennessey was being brought forward. On the stand he admitted having served time for a serious offence and also being in court on another charge that of pointâ€" ing a revolver at a policeman. "It was his own revolver," he said on the stax}d. ‘The conviction against Fennessey was in 1906. Mcintyre Leads the Semior Ball League Won from Kirkland Lake on Monday Evening here in Nice Game With seore of 12 to 3. ® The schools here are closing for the summer vacation, the chief activity now being the writing on departmental examinations. At the high school the entrance examinations were in proâ€" gress this week with about 180 pupils writing on these tests. There were 70 entrance candidates from the Central school, 40 from the Mattagami school, 35 from the Holy Family school and around ancther 35 frm St. Anthony‘s school. MANY PUPILS vaile was taken !!l a WeX Or 5o ago ar had to be removed to St. Mary‘s ho pital He is now reported as makir good progress to recovery. The fastâ€"travelling MciIntyr hind a steadyâ€"pitching pert _ Carl Wood, handed Kirkla 12â€"3 setback in the opening mmins‘ park on Monday. The McIntyvyre now leads Te T‘otal hnd > Macs cracke Cowder ue by virtue kland Lake ht ho ‘UPILS WRITING HERE ON DEPT. EXAMINATION®S Kirkland AB s in the town AaAnd district > know that Bruno Carnoâ€" en ill a week or so ago and 34 B3 17 Mclntyre AB R â€"H AC THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO once in tht opened wit} ehart â€" scor Lake r H O PO 0 0O _ 4 * 4 F Te( RCH BE A Aespatch from Detroit, Mich., on Monday noted the fact that there were over 5,000 delegates at the Kiwanis Inâ€" ternational convention in the city. These delegates were from all over the United States and Canada. Reg. Smith, viceâ€"president of the Timmins Kiwanis Club, is the delegate from the local club. This is the 16th international convention of the Kiwanis. It is inâ€" teresting to note that Detroit, this year‘s convention city was the orginal home of Kiwanis, the service club beâ€" ing founded there 17 years ago. The address of welcome to the delegates by Joseph G. Prance, organizer of Kiwanis, and the first Kiwanian, was heard by fully 5,000 delegates, who showed their appreciaticn and support in no uncerâ€" tain way. MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND AT THE KIWANIS CONVENTION Red Gardner;p the Kirkland Lake wildcat, and Lou Long, Ottawa chamâ€" pion, are down for four rounds. Huzgh Rocks, Kirkland Lake, anc Benny Dougherty, of the same place, will battle for four rounds. This is said to be aq grudge fight so it ought to give the fans some thrills. Gordon Bovin, of Sudbury, and Kid Johnson, the Timmins Wildceat, are to figscht a fourâ€"round feature. Attractive Boxing Here Dominion Day The proegramme as announced inâ€" cludes:â€" Fither Arthur Leonard, of Timm‘ins, or Jack McCann, of Rouyn, in a fourâ€" round encounter with Henry Bussineau, Jack Dempiey‘s former sparring partâ€" ner. It was intended to have Joe Thomas, Timmins championship heavyâ€" weight, take on Bussineau, but this being impossible now arrangements are being made for Leonard or McCann to fill the bill. In any case it is expected to be a gocd exhibition. Roddy McDonald, former lightâ€" heavyweight champion of Canada, will take on a fourâ€"round battle with Bill Richie, Rouyn‘s coloured flash. Al. Roche, Timmins middleweight, and Bill Thompscn, of Kirkland Lake, will have a bout of four rounds. Thompson knocked out Kid Williams, so this feaâ€" ture should be good. IT IS GETTING MORE LIKE NEW YORK HERE EVERY DAY There used to be an old saying about Timmins getting more like New York every day, as the towni progressed and new conveniences, comforts and serâ€" vices were installed. Timmins keeps Try The Advance Want Advertisements fion iong UtNnISs iINne is here of riding aca noted from the adve riding academy has here. qQuietly trail any hour for spin An attractive programme of boxing is to be given, rain cr shine, on Friday evening of this week, July ist, comâ€" mencing at 9 p.m. at Reverview Park. Cards announcing the event gave six very likely ‘bouts, but there are acâ€" tually be eight, cpportunity being givâ€" en for some very promising local boys to try themselves out. The programme as announced inâ€" very tually en for to try instructi( H. A. He tor and I way to T grace an art the Programme of Eight Good Bouts Offer ed Fight Fans on Friday Evening, July Ist, at 9 p.m,. Rain 6¢r Shine,. the evidence i city touche alone this li academy has been inau Quietly trained saddle w available. Also there i: tion given in horseâ€"back Hennessey is the riding | rid e is ready to show anyone tne de a horse with comfort and _after anyone has learned the iding academy stands ready further service by bringing addle horses to the dcoor at / ~ e is the academ nmnmins Keeps nodern town atest indicaâ€" establishment .. As will be Visit to Timmins of Falls Golfers and Jones. Kent and D. M. Devine vs. Ross and Blackman. Burbank and Anderson vs, Keddie and Rinn. Kelly and Kerr vs. White and Scarth. Guranchuk and Koskinen vs. Cuthell and Sanowitch. Hobson and Hiscock vs. Caldbick and Lafontaine. Iroquois Falls golfers visited Timâ€" mins over the weekâ€"end. There wert some very close matches with Timmins up on the total. It is expected that Timmins will visit Iroquois Falls at the weekâ€"end of July 10th. some Very Closg Matches. Ti up on the Total, Other Notes Reference to Golf and the Timmins Golf Club. Members are reminded that the closâ€" ing date for playing for the Geo. Lake Shield competition rounds is July 3rd. If unable to play all four rounds of this competition, the third and fourth rounds should be played, saores of which are used as qualifying score for the Club Trophy handicap event. The stream of transients coming into Timmins continues, though there is no work here and already there are literâ€" ally hundreds here unemployed and with no chance of getting a job. _ It looks as if a few prosecutions for vagâ€" rancy would be necessary to stop the influx into town, other warnings being rancy would influx into t disregarded. In front of the houses owned by Mrs. A. Courtemanche on Wilson aveâ€" nue, some shade trees were planted and these promised to add greatly to the appearance and comfort of the homes concerned. Some mean outfit, however, has deliberately broken off some of these trees, thus wantonly destroying them. Such an act could do no one any good, while it is a serious harm to the property and a loss to all concerned. Effort has been made to fix up these properties and have them look as pleasing as possible, and it is discouraging, to say the least, to see the gcood work wantonly and senselessâ€" ly destroyed. The person or persons who will do this idictic form of damâ€" age should be examined for their saniâ€" ty. In any event they are not fit to live among normal people. Youngsters are usually ‘blamed for this sort of thing, but in this case there were eviâ€" dences to show that the guilty "kids" were at least thirty years old. It is to be hoped that any guilty of such wanton meanness may be caught and adequately punished. How Can People be so Mean and Contemptible? Kishbaugh and H and Burke. Thkharalle and Ma and H. Moore. ‘Thistlethwaite _ af Jamieson and Doner J. Devine and D McTaggart d Garner. Wilson and iddifield. daaitt A\rms . Mo Ir 11 JjuUC h ois Faills piay [immins play ind Davis vs Martinea Bell nd Other Notes in the Hay wo namet s and th Brigh Timmins Rot BI M ind ind Nfi/ll////lIIII///l///Il/////l////l/////////IIIIIII//It 2 14 Pine Street South Ray Lee, Manager #% For Sure Results Try a Classified Ad. ?\’/Il’l’/fflif/’///lf’//II//lll/llllllll//ll/l’l ***%* * Â¥ * cII///’I//III/II//I/IIII/II’IIII/I/I/I///””//’/I/’% Protect your building in course of construction with sound " Start the Day Right " 11.30 a.m. tCc ) p.m. to 8 p.m Fire, Automobile, Sickness, Accident, Life, Etec. Insurance We can offet vyou very BUILDERS SULLIVAN NEWTON p.m with THE HOUSE OF GOOD FOOD Club Breakfast 25¢ up FIRE INSURANCE 21 Pinec Street N. 40¢ .. Thursd asonable rate June 30th, 19 Carte at All HMHours