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m Kems Mrs. D. Warren and family are visiting friends in the south. _Mr. C. D. Keading is in the Camp tlis Messrs. Len Hill and O. Varrette leave this week for New Liskeard. Mr. D. L. Jemmett, of Cobalt, was a business visitor to the Camp this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Globe are enâ€" joying a vacation «trip through southâ€" ern Ontario. Mr. Pete Taylor is spending his summer holidays at his home in New Liskeard. Dr. H. H. Moore and Mrs. Moore are enjoying a holiday in Toronto and other points south. The Pierce sawmill is buzzing aâ€" long these days. ‘The staff is 1argely an Oriental one, no less than nine Chinamen deing at work in the mill. Mr. Thos. Hogg, formerly of the Hollinger but lately with the Abitibi Co., was up from Iroquois Falls this The Abitibi Paper Mills at Iroquis Falls are now shipping out finished newsprint at the rate of 40 carloads per week. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge and Mr. Herbâ€" Martin spent last Wednesday evening at the Masonic ‘‘Ladies‘ Night‘‘ At Home at Iroquois Falls. Councillor Brazéaun is spending a holiday in the East, which will include a motor trip through the Pembroke and other districts. Mr. J. D. Maclean is in Toronto taking specialists‘ treatment at the hospital there for back trouble which has given lim anroyance for some time past. Timmins members of the Navy Leaâ€" gue of Canada recceived their memberâ€" ship buttons this week, ard the blue ard gold emblems are popular and prevalent in town. The Red Cross benefited to the exâ€" tent of $10.75 from the first bascball game between the Single and Married Men on Wednesday, July 17th, this aâ€" mount being the total colleciion for Mr. H. W. Hooker returned on Sunday‘s National after several weeks vacation at his home in Galt and other southern‘ points. The trip included a taste at farm work that brought the tan to the checks and the blister to the hands. Second Lieutenant John E. Cade is now Efdgineer Officer in the 207th bquadron, R.A.F., BLF "Someâ€" where in France.‘‘ In a recent letter to a friend in the Camp he says he is well and would not have missed the experience he has had in the service for fu:;'thmw He adds that he will be glad at any time to hear from any of the boys in Timmins. There was a strike at the Abitibi Power Paper Co. mills at Iroquois Falls some days ago, following the general disagreement between the paâ€" per mills and their employees in the U.S. and Canada regarding the quesiâ€" ion of wages, ete. The Iroquois Falls strike, however, only lasted a few hours as the matter was soon adjustâ€" ed to the satisfaction of all concerned Throughout the district the weather has been oppressively warm during the past several days, but South End peoâ€" ple found a pleasant method of avoidâ€" ing the severity of the weather. On Sunday the largest part of the town journeyed down to the dock to enjoy the cooling breezes there. One special mt @5 00 0 the coohnw breezes there. One spe(ial feature of the evening was the music furnished at the dock by the 5â€"piece orchestra. h Poreupine Lodge A.F. A.M. deâ€" feated Golden Beaver Lodge in the Masonic baseball game here recently. The batiery for the Golden Beavers was Ben Lyons and C. G. Williams, while Poreupine Lodge‘s battery was J. T. Easton and R. E. Sullivan. ‘The gcame was a decidedly interesting one and so was the geore.â€" A return mateh is planned for this weekâ€"end, when the Golden Beavers hope to ge: their revenge and the Poreupines are planâ€" ning to make the matter worse than ’befuro. The following are the Poreuâ€" pine players:â€"Regnall, Easton, Monâ€" aghan, Dewar, Sullivan, Lowe, Mason, Bridger, Lake, Blackman and Morrisâ€" on. For the Golden Beavers the playâ€" ers were:â€"Lyons, Eddy, (late of the Boston Nationals), Biady, Martin. Cousins, Mcinnis, Thomas, Lee and Timmins News in Brief Mr. Ray Swain is relieving operator at Iroquois Falls. The new fire engine has arrived at South Poreupine. Mr. J. H. Black, of Toronto, is visiting the Camp on business. The Attorney Hotel at Haileybury was reâ€"opened last week, under the management of Mr. J. J. Brennan. Mr. and Mrs. S. G.:McCoubrey, and family, of Iroquois Falls, were Timâ€" mins visitors on Monday. Mrs. Landers returned on Sunday after an extended visit to herâ€"daughter in the U.S.A. Cochrane‘s branch of the Navy League of Canada has now a memberâ€" ship of over 35, and still growing. Mrs. R. W. Robbing and children are spending the summer in the south. _ Mrs. Rov H. Brown and baby left last week for a holiday in the south. Mr. R. F. Argles has returned to town after some weeks visiting friâ€" ends in Toronto and other points south. Mr. Palmer has left the Hollinger, his place as underground superintenâ€" dent of development work being taken by Mr. R. T. Regnall. Mr. Joun Clark left on Monday to take a good position in the. finishing dcpartment of the Abwithi Power and Paper Co. mills at Iroquis Falls. Cashier Claney, of the Bank of Commerce, is spending lus summer vacation at Toronto and other points south. The return game between the Goldâ€" en Beaver and Poreupine A.F. A. M. baschall teams will likely be played this coming Monday, the game comâ€" mencing at 6.30 p.m. in the evening. MNirs. Thomas, who has been conâ€" duc‘unfl' the King George Hotel at South Porcupme for the past year or two, is going to Iroquois Falls to run one of ’(he hotels there. Mr. Geo. R. Vary is leaving his residence on the Hill, i0 go to the Poreupine Crown where he will have charge of the property. The Sisters of the Separate School are ‘taking Mr. Vary‘s bhouse. Mr. J. D. Charron, one orf the success ful farmers of Mountjoy Township, had the misfortune last week to lose two of his good thorses. The horses died from eating poison which had apâ€" parent]y ‘been put out last year tor the destruction of foxes. A large number in Haileybury and Cobalt have recently been suffering from a more or less mysterious malady of the tonsilitis type. â€" License Inâ€" spector Blackwall was among the numâ€" ber, but he is sufficiently recovered to be back at duty. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mulheron returned on Sunday‘s National after a pleasant four weeks‘ vacation in the south,â€" the Muskoka Lakes, Toronto, the Niaâ€" gara Peninsula, the St. Lawrence Rivâ€" er route and Ste. Anne de Beauprie being among the points v isited during the holiday. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter church and other friends of Mrs. I Hill gathered at the home of Mrs. E. Dorway last night to honor Mrs. Hill previous to her departure this week for New Liskeard. The: event took the form of a Social Evening and all passed a very pleasant hour or two, marred only ‘by the thought of the loss to the town by the removal of the guest of the evening. In ehurch and other circles Mrs. Hill has been highly esteemed and many were the. expressions of sincere regret at her departure from Timmins. TO RENTâ€"2â€"ROOM LOG SHACK ; good well on property. Apply 62 Elm street, Timmins. ’ FOR SALEâ€"MILCH COW, FOUR years old; also, 9â€"monthsâ€"old calf. Apply 47 Elm street. 36p. HOLLINCER CONSOLIDATED CCLD MINES,LTD DIVIDEND No. 60. A Dividend of 1 per cent. upon the outstanding eapital stock has been declared payable 12th August, 1918, on which date cheques will be mailed to girareholders of record at the close of business on August 1st, 1918. Dated 27th July, 1918. D. A. DUNLOP, (No Personal Liab'lity.) of the Presbyterian ~AE PORCUPINE ADVANGCH WOMAN WANTED TO DO HOUSEâ€" _ work two or three hours in the morning three days each week. Apâ€" ply Advance Oftice, Timmins. WANTEDâ€"STENOGRAPHERKR. Beâ€" ginner préferred. _ Apply Box D;:, Advance office, Timmins. 35 PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.â€"In use two months. Address Box P., Advance Office. 350â€"38p HOMESTEAD FOR SALE, reasonâ€" able price; or will exchange for small private property in Timmins. Apâ€" ply Box C., Advance Office, Timmins WANTED to LOANâ€"$2,000 at 10 per cent interest; good seenrity; safe investment; apply Box 306, South Poreupine, Ont, For saleâ€"one 10â€"roomed â€" house; partly furnished; water; taxes paid; $950.00. Also, one Shack, rented at $10 per month. This is the biggest snap in Timmins. Owner going west. Apply 99 Pine st. FPo all whom it may concern:â€" Take notice that my wife, Mrs. Mary Oliâ€" anski, has left my bed and board, and I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her in my name. 35â€"37p STIW. OLIANSKI. Timmins, July 12th, 1918. All tenders to be filed with the unâ€" dersigned not later than noon of Fi1â€" day, August 9th., 1918. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. H. WILSON, Clerk of the said Municapality. The Council invite tenders for the seavenging of the eastern section‘ of the Township. Conditions may be obâ€" tained from the undersigned. _ Work to comméncee August 16th. In the Matter o‘ the Estate of George Lewis Hazelton, late of the Town of Timmins in the district of FTemiskâ€" aming, Contractor, deceased. Take Notice that all persons having claims against the estate of the ahove deceased, who died onâ€"or aboutâ€"the fifth day of March, 1918, are to file the same duly v enfied by affidavit with the undersigned on or before the 10th day of August, A.D., 1918. And Take Notice that after said date the estate of the said deceased will be distributed having regard only to such accounts as shall then have been filed. ‘ ‘ And Further Take Notice ‘that all persons owing accounts to the above estate are to pay the said accounts to the undersigned on or before ‘the 10th day of August, 1918, and that any acâ€" counts not paid by that date will be placed in the court for collection withâ€" out further notice. Dated at South Poreupine this 4th day of July, A.D., 1918. COOK MITCHELL, Solicitor for James M. Hazelton, Administrator of said Estate. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC. 9â€"10 Royal Exchange Bldg., Cobalt. Phone 58. Moore Bldg., Timmins. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ' KOTARIES. Timmins, South Poroupine Toronto TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Gook Mitchell * /4 Wusor‘s Care in growth and maturing of the choice _ .. ror Ym e iC uN Havana leafâ€"care in its selectionâ€"care in the inspection of the finished cigar. is 464 » % a " Anorew W Meets every first and fourth â€" Monday evenings of _ egch month, Oddfellows Hall, Third avenue. Visiting brethren alâ€" ways weleome. i J. W. Faithful, J. W. Noseworthy, W .M. R.S. "The National Smoke‘" For Your Protection Every "Bachelor‘ , Cigar TIMMHNSâ€"LODGE, 1.0.0.f. No. 483 tar:pcd as above. is siar: Meets wvery Tuesday evenâ€" ing in their M@geo room on Third avenue. Visiting broâ€". thers requested fo attend. “"_ G. Carson,