Office 26 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ith., 1922 INTERâ€"5CHOOL LEAGUE MEET HERE ON SATURDAY On 8: Troquois Timmin three s Third of Attractive Athletic Meets Between School Teams of Disâ€" trict Towns. 23rd. at M both Timn teams. â€"La the Falls 1 defeated t first match lastâ€"named SiIy S The secon league was Sept. 30. T #p* * * an splendid ex! mins winnin TNHG P Alli in the firs only safe hits. for the F three sat‘e walked th fourth his overthrow fourth in game.. Lawrence, first man up walkâ€" ed, Studor hit safe while the next two up, ~Neill and Levine, were retired. Then Kari swatted the ball for two bases and Lawrence and Studor rompâ€" ed home. The next man up was an easy out, but the beans had been spillâ€" ed. {In all the other innings, Timmins had but three men up each time exâ€" cepty‘in the fifth when four men faced the pitcher. Timminsâ€"Lawrence, . Studor, 3b.; ; Neill p.; Levine sis.; Kari 1b.; Ray, 1.f.; Bradburn, c.; Downey, r.f. Troquois Fallsâ€"Mitchell _ thier,‘s.s.; Ted Hennessy, 2b 3b.; Melntyre e.f.; Tessier, land, r.f.; C. Hennessy, 1b.; chell, 1.f. ts chell, 1.f. s In the afternooh game, Monteith slaughtered the innocent homebrews by a 13â€"0 score with the game called in the sixth innings on account of the coming storm. Gauthier went in to piteh for the home team Monteith liked his offerings, gathering three runs in the first innings and eight in the second. He retired at the end of the third and Ted Hennessy pitched gooil ball for the balance of the game, the visitors getting only two more runs. The loss of the first ‘baseman who was not able to ‘be present and the wholesale changing around of the position of the players seemed to put the boys off their usual good game, for wild throws and all kinds of errors in the field marred what should have been the best game of the season. Axâ€" eell pitched a good game for Monteith and was well supported inthe field. Alâ€" though. the locals got a total of nine safe hits the Falls seemed unable to sc@ore Monteithâ€"Collins, e.; Strom, Mitchell 3b.; Parteshek e.f.; W s.s.; Axeell p.; Copeland r.f.; Mel son, 2b.; Wilson 1.f. Iraquois Fallsâ€"Mitchell c.; thier p; Ted. Hennessy s.s.; Littl Mclintvre, 2b.; Tessier e.f.; Zea r.f.; C. Hennessy 1b.; O. Mitchell 1.f On the previous Saturday, Monteit] defeated Falls and Timmins at Mon teith. Next Saturday they play a Timmins. PLEASING OPENING MEET OF CALEDONIAN SOCIETY T1 during the of general resumed Hall, wWer take the who has left town. was appointed to complete Canada â€" â€" $ United States Published every Wednesday by _ Geo,. Lake, Publisher ars PV Subscription Rates : M on 11 rppointment of an To place of the former appointee left town. Mr. W. H. Wilson nd Levine, were relired. swatted the ball for two awrence and Studor rompâ€" The next man up was an t the beans had been spillâ€" Telephones : busit MiIzsiness aC FH ss na 0C€ Mont 11 n Residence 112. M $2.00 year $#$3.00 vear 1€ T} )t T( eficient way Strom, Tb 1t 1+ n com|ke sieal pr Little 3b Zealand 0. Mitâ€" Gauâ€" Little, atson W V 1t 1°er gramme was enjoyed,.. interspersed with dances. Qfllén’érid tine of reâ€" freshments also featured the evening. Music of very pleasing order was furâ€" nished for the daneing by Wolno‘s Orchestra including Messrs. F. Wolno, 0. Brown and W.â€"~H. Wilson. The musical programme opened auspicious ly with a solo, ‘*‘The Auld Seots Sangs,"‘ rendered expressively and in fine voice by Mr. J. Cowan. Miss ‘Niven‘s piano solo delighted the auâ€" dience and was enthusiastically enâ€" cored. ‘*The Sands of the Desert," the solo by Mrs. McCullough, was very effec applause. i PARTY OF TORONTO BROKERS VISIT THH NORTH LAND pul the gold mines timat the Drokers Teei they have to be wellâ€"informed so as to answer enguiries. To get an idea of the gold camps at first hand the the trip to the North Land was made. The visitors expressed themselves as much impressed with the wonderful growth and progress of the North Land, especially in regard to Timâ€" mins. They wisited "the producing mines here and also had a look at the ‘*minesâ€"inâ€"theâ€"making‘‘ and the town and district in general. ‘With all the parties and delegations here this year Timmins and district are surely on the way to being known and appreciated in the south. m ILXNcthange These firms are bi aave formerly spe MR. R. F. ARGLES SUDDENLY STRICKEN FRIDAY NIGHT (%1.0).1 ago as accountant don, holding the Gordon sold out Hollinger Stores. nued for a time He had no n country, but kindne e had no near k 111 V (1 Sunday f 12 eNsU old mine |J8 the H is ac( iself tivel M 1 )11 € nsistent en ging of Mr. sed the gat i1 oT time â€" w1 ‘ountant T party oT# )ronto Nt 4 nake and ractically all the hous age were 1'@1)1'0581150 me1 uch OW W J men 11 111¢ M the Hollin iter setting c auditor ; and ** 121 â€"Interes{ 1 brokers fe rmimself, build 1M 1LHC iouses th held in Venin 91 y WAs reartyV N 11 1¢ WEDDING TUESDAY AT R. C. CHURCH, TIMMINS Tuesday morning of this week Rev. Fr. Theriault vunited in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr. Leon Leblane and Miss A. Morin, both of Timmins. The young couple are receiving the good wishes of their many friends. WEDDING AT R. C. CHURCH MONDAY MORNING THIS WEEK Two very popular young people Timmins were united in marmage Monday morning by Rev. Fr. N riault, in the persons of Mr. Leo TWOâ€"INâ€"ONE GOLD MINES STARTS SINKING MONDAY M ; FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN HIGHâ€"GRADING CASHE WV en from Kirklandâ€" Lake Gold Mines was the statement that about $20,000 worth of gold had hbeen taken from the property illégally during the past year or two. Five men are under arâ€" rest in the case, one of them, John T. Shaw, having been committed to the asylum as being a sufferer from menâ€" tal trouble. Some of those arrested are understood to have made full corâ€" fessions to the police, reveiling a comâ€" plicated plan for the earrying on of the gold thefts. ‘Carl Bestwick, one of those under arrest, is understood to have made restitution to the full exâ€" tent of his resources, some $13,000.00 in all, chiefly in stock. â€" Preliminary trials of the men will be given this week at Toronto and Haileybury. PERMANENT QUARTERS FOR BANK OF MONTREAL The Bank of Montreal has purchasâ€" ed the lot alongside the post office, now occupied by Mr. L. Halperin‘s jewelery store, from Mrs. H. ‘Peters, and it is understood that work will ‘be under way very shortly in the erection of a fine new bank building there as permanent quarters for the Timmins branch of the Bank of Montreal. With this announcement there should ‘be a movement to change the name of the. street to Bank Street, as very shortly all the banks in town will have fine bank buildings on this one street, all within a block of each other. ‘For years the block in which the Bank of Commerce is situated was the finest business structure in town, though reâ€" cently the number of fine new brick business blocks has taken away this distinetion. ‘The fine premises of the Imperial Bank have also theen a credit able section of the business part of the town. ‘The Dominion Bank some months ago purchased the property opposite the post office on Pine street and ‘have plans out for an imposing bank building. It is understood that work on the new Dominion ‘Bank building will be started in the course of the next few weeks and rushed to of the nex completion orcupIind Oct thie :11g irently is 1 from F Mr. W 1 l 14â€" 11 (Private Expense Account) )3â€"Advertisement for girl stenographer ....... 5â€"Violets for new stenogâ€" .: 1€ Barber revy will le bride w saiarVy M )€ inch wit tD a d1 er; earâ€"and avs waits develojpmrent M i im 11 rrapher‘ ... .. ... 1.30 The Atlantic Reflector. N n coat Ior wile â€" isement for man h the 11( W 11 of Mr. Leo La Louise Dufout m the Marshal ome time past ift I once eut off a ever since then for a piece."‘ wite F1 .\I TS. 'IJ und To An« inday whic tht H Osts ler 1 wedl Min m a ( rd 1 17.95 253. 01 the .60 6.00 50.00 Oll 10 1 V 11 HOUSE FOR SALE-A;»p]v 21 , Elm street. * 40 FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKBER will RELIABLE EXPERIENCED MAâ€" TERNITY NURSE. Apply P.O. R SALEâ€"35â€"roomed FOR SALEâ€"Stove, good for wood or coal; excellent heater; in firstâ€"class condition. Apply to 53 Fourth Ave. heâ€"3(}y POR SALEâ€"‘I Maple St.., FOR SALEâ€"New 3 : West Timmins, on BOOKâ€"KEEPER AND STENOGRAâ€" PHER ; mining experience; wants On ‘behaif of the Directors of the Poreupine Agricultural Society, the Secretary wishes to express the very sincere thanks and appreciation felt by the Society to all those who genâ€" erously donated eash and other prizes and helped in other ways to make the fair the success it proved to ‘be this year. way Mis Owners desiring water connections this year on Sixth Avenue between Vimy Road and Cedar Street, are reâ€" quested to make application immediâ€" ately at the Town Hall. J. F. Henderson, 39â€"40 Town Enemneer. THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF TIMMIN 3. TMMING LODGE, 1.0.0F, No. 48 Meets every Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows Hall, Third _ Averue. Visiting brethren requesteJ to attend. W. L. Lainsbury, Geo. 8. Drew, Baled and promptly shipped in any quantity. CAMLACHIE, sew by the day, price $3.00. Apply at Mrs. W. Wardleys‘, 3rd. Ave. Schumacher. ~40â€"42p nCcy Box 34, South Poreupine, or Phone 45 South Poreupine. 39â€"40p Fourth Avenue and Cedar Streets. Public Worship, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday Schoo!l, 2.30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. on EPreston â€" Will sell on P.;.,_H., ~Adva mining experience; wants permanent, temporary or part time jobse ‘Tradesmen‘s ‘books kept at reasonable rates. Address Box K. M.A.., Advance Office, Timmins. Audits _ Special Investigations Income Tax Returns LKey. J. D. P a 7i Birch Street. it Books Opened and Kept Posted For Local Tradesmen. Reed Block CV $00,. 00 George . D. Murray ldfiel« Copps, 21 vterian chiw BYRNES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CARD OF THANKS Water Works Notice Advance Ofh( President. H H J. W. YOUNG, Parks, B.D., Minister. mmins He Secretaryâ€"Treasurer H M Hous Lt Timmins, Ont. M IIs ONTARIO Secretary Phone 138. to ‘Gox ISGQ In <1 IOs )] W 6 1 5y ()() 40p 1() ot TIMMINS GCARAGE [ THAT wWATER@®S FRom} A LEAKEY '\PAPâ€" wE CAN FIY. THAT SMAL tA 1 S HAP P TIMMINS GARAGE AUTO SERVICE PROMPT and PLEASING SERVICE When wishing to have a pleasant motor drive, call Timmins Garage Auto Service, Phone 227. zmmmowmmomwmm“mmmo l T‘S the easiest thing in the world for the trap under your laundry tubs or kitchen sink to spring aleak. It may not be your faultâ€"perhaps the plumbing is old and worn out. We can either fix the leak or give you an estimate of the cost of new plumbing. Send for us. You‘ll find us prompt, expert dnd reasonable. Cedar St. Before buying a car let us show you the HUD. SON and ESSEX cars. Prompt and expert attention to all repairs. All kinds of genuine Ford parts in stock. JOS. â€" BERINT The Old Reliable Phone 227. Opp. Public School â€" 4th. Ave. Batteries reâ€"charged. Cars to Hire. Timmins. Boilin drinki The Best of Good Milk 12%c. a Quart 8 Tickets for â€"a Dollar. 16 Pints for a Dollar. Flies spread Typhoid Fever, Sereen agzainst them. â€"Child‘s Welfare Cliniecs, Wednesgâ€" days, 1.30 to 3 p.m. 1st. Wed. each month. Dr. Minthorn. 2nd. Wed. each month, Dr. Porter. 3rd. Wed. each month, Dr. Melonis. 4th, Wed. each month, Dr. Moore. Nurse at Clinic Room daily 1.30 to 3 p.m. Clean Stables, Clean Cows, Clean Mattagami Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public. BEtc. Mr. Gauthier will be at Timmins daily. Handling, Clean Milk. WATCH FOR THE BLACK HORSE AND THE RED RIG, Room 7 Reed Bldg., Timmins. Crown and Bridge Work Plates Consultation Free. BENTIST B. AIK Phone EN 201 OFFICES REED BLOCK, TIMMINS and SsSOUTH PORCUPINE, Safety First Boil the W ater BOUARD OF REALTH will purpose rende H. H. MOORE, M.D., all water safe for Ontario