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t ; BASEBALL GAMES ON THE OLD, SCHEDULES In ‘*the game at the Falls in the District Basebalk League on Wednesâ€" day last Iroquois: Falls won , from Timmins, the final seore béing 10 to 1. For five innings there was not‘ a run made on either side, and in the sevâ€" ‘enth innings <it looke@ like a close gsame with a small score probable and the ehbances for a win ‘for Timmins team. â€" In the seventh innings, howâ€" ever, some of the stuff known as ‘Serabbing""‘ took place, one Tinimins player eventually having himself removed. from â€" the grounds by the complete Iroquois Falls police foree. â€" This seemed to disceurage the yame, as it were, and in the next two innings Troquois Falls seemed to have the run of luek and the luck of runs, with the final seore resulting 10 tol, in favor of the Falls. â€"Several of the given were eonsidered as unfair by some of the Timmins playâ€" ers, but from the result in the first seven innings as compared with the ~score in the last two innings, Timmins players did better when they simply kept to the playing of the game and left ‘the umpire to his work. It is selaom an umpire can please all the players and usually the questioning of the decision brings only the result of putting the game **up in the air,"" as sgemed to have bhappened on Wedâ€" nesilay last. ‘lMief Wilson last week arrested a younz man sahout 19 years of age, giving the name of J. D. Thompson, but earrving a birth certificateo, reâ€" gnstx‘.umn card and letters indicating is rame to ‘he Wilftrid Desjardines. Thompson, or Desjardines, is held on charges of forgory.â€" He cagshed three cheques all dateo alike and signed as it by Mr. Francis of Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Franâ€" .wis, eaclh piurportinge to ue wages in full to date for the said J . D. Thompâ€" .: One was for $29.75, another for $27.060, and the third for $24.50. The cheque apparently woere taken from the choqgne,. book at the Qnen:% Hotel wuero the voung fellow afi Be sizgnatures ware not Z Kr Francis.. â€" An order on @ueen‘s Hotel for board, snpposâ€" Qd m 'be snguwl dby Mr. Ramsay, foreâ€" Far Millâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis was anothâ€" jer fl?tflenm of samebody‘s skill in a spegtea ‘af. forgery . The young felâ€" 10\%}25 saig to have been employed at C ,_“_' mr ao hank and his e\-xdeut fitfim“ Bnes, havmg 4. numvber of This (Wednesday) the game on the schedule of the Town Baseball League as originally arawn up will be playâ€" ed between Melntyre and Firemen, Onue or two other games on the scheâ€" dule ‘had to be postponed on account of weather or other conditions. the District Baseball League â€"series there are also only two more games on the scheduleâ€"one on August 6 when South Poreupine plays at ITroquois Palls, and one on August 20th when Iroquois Falls play the Tiammins team here. On Friday and Saturaay of this week> the famous motion peture, "Mickey,"‘ will be at the New Empire Theatre each evening with special maâ€" tinees each afternoon. This picture bas been the greatest success of the year in all the big (it‘ic«; awhere shown, having several weeks‘ econtinuous run at New York, Chicago, Montreal and Toronto theatres. Mable Normand, ‘‘"Mickey‘‘ has won . applause and admiration and the supâ€" porting cast has been in keeping with the talent and charm of the star. The motion picture,. ‘‘ Mickey"‘ has a plot ithat interests, scenes that tlwill, and a distinetive charm all its own., No lover of good motion pictures can atâ€" ford to miss this fine film. A new baseball series is now heing prepared and a number of interesting games â€"are expe?ted during the reâ€" mainder of the season . WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th., 1919. IROQUOIS FPALLS WINS ‘ ONE IN DISTRICT LZSAGUE YOUNG MAN CHARGED ~WITH FORGING CHEQUES "MICKEY‘*‘* AT NEW EMPIRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY United States â€" $3.00 a year IMMINSâ€" â€" . â€" ONTARIO TELEPHONES : Office 26 Residence 112 â€" Subscription Rates : every Wednesday by A Mr. Coulson who purchased some of the Town Bonds last year, threatâ€" ened to issue a writ against the Town for some £40.00 occrued _ interest. which che asserted he haa paid under protest and now wished â€" returned. Town Solicitor O ‘Sullivan said that so far as ‘he could secure data on the matter, Mr. ‘Coulson‘s claim arose from the fact that he had been chargâ€" ed interest on ‘the bonds during a peri od when they were delayed in deliâ€" very to him through no fault of his. For another period, when he considâ€" ered himself responsible for the aelay in delivery, he was willing to pay. The Solicitor thought: tlmt perhaps the Town would bé in more unassailâ€" able position if it had charged the inâ€" terest on the amount of the. purchase price, rather than on the face value of the bonds as had been done. Mr. Longmore said the understood from last year‘s Finanee .Chairman, who handled the matter that this was the Town‘s intention, and that a misunâ€" derstanaing at the hank chad eaused the clvarge on the face value of the bonds. _ After some diseussion Counâ€" cil decided to tender Mr..Coulson the difference between the interest on the face value and the interest on ; the purchase prio'e and leave further neâ€" gotiations ana adjustment of the mat~ tor to the Town Solicitor. ever designed to allow Moneta to use the Town sewerage disposal system,it would be very much imore economical to make the necessary provisions for the service now. By putting the main on one street a little lower and by usâ€" ing a little larger pipe the provision could be made now for Monetas use of the sewerage system. â€" The alteration necessary now woula mean an addiâ€" tional cost of ahout ©800.00 or $900. 00, he estimated, but if provisions badkto be made after the system was installed the eost ,would be much more. Provision could he made now to accommodate all the present townâ€" site of Monefa, but if the settliement grew, pmlwulaxl\ to ‘the westward, other provision would be necessary. Mr. Buteliffec thought â€".the‘ question worthy of special study now in view, of ‘the different considerations involâ€" ved, and on motion,it was left for the Chairman of the Waterworks Cormmitâ€" tee ana the Town Engineer to consider and report at next meeting. A communiceation from the Provinâ€" cial Treasurer regarding the nonâ€"pay ment of interest on some Waterworks Bonds was explained by Clerk <i**rq J I n1 > n o savine that the holder of the Bonds Mayor MceTunis informed the Counâ€" cil that he would be soon going away on a "lmlida_\' ana if not back in time for ‘the next meeting of Council he would suggest that Councillor Braâ€" zeau take his place as Acting Mayor. ULAA WillRS, â€" ~CLC .3 UIL LAILQU.~ He is held without bail for trral beâ€" fore Magistrate Atkinson toâ€"morrow had never clipped his conpons and presented them for payment. All conuports presented hta been ‘honored and paid, but unless the coupons were presented‘payment could not be made. The Clerk â€" was asked to write the Provincial Treasurer â€" to this effect. The Provinceial Treasurer‘s interest in the matter was due to the fact that these were some of the bonds guaranâ€" teed by the Province. The Mayor also suggested the apâ€" pointment of a committee to look after the decorations and arrangeâ€" ments for the reception of the Prince of Wales here on September 3rd. The, Mayot said he would ‘be back from his holiday before the Prince‘s visit.â€" Councillors Fogg, . Newton, Brazeau and the Mayor were named as3 ithe Committee in tlhuis regard. Hon . A@pward Ferguson, Minister o€) Lands, ~Forests and â€" Mines, last year mades sort of half promise that he would endcavoyr to open the Gillies Limits this year for prospecting. At the present time tho annual agitation to have the Gallies ‘Limits thrown open for prospecting is again under way, and the suggestion is madso that the Govrernment tlis time way accede to «o request and that tites> limits may be open to prospectors by October Ist,. © It is claimed that the aanger of destruction of valuable standing timâ€" Councillor Brazeau called attention to the bad ‘ceonaition of part of Fourth Avenue and orders were giyen for its repair, ete. ; Soltwitor O ‘Sullivan said that durâ€" ing his absence on holiday a lady had called at his offics looking for legal redress apparently for an arm broken seccovding _ to her account, through fall caused bvya louse plank on the sidewalk near the bail grounds. ~ He suggestea that the Town investigate and see if there were any dangerous picees of sidewalk, etc., and on this suggestion the Town Foreman was inâ€" structed to inspect the walks of town and chave â€"any dangerous â€" spots reâ€" paired. GoOvERNMEXNT MAY OPEN . GILLIES LIMITS THIS PALL tors would be over â€" by October Ist. Prospectors who know the game say that so far as the oldâ€"time prospectors are concerned, there would at no time be any danger of loss of standing timâ€" ber from their activities, as their own common sense and safety alike prompt them to exereise the greatest care in such matters. Mr. WV. R. and Mrs, F. Waterson wish to express their sincere thanks to the many kind friends and acquaintances who showed such symâ€" pathy and kindness to them during their recent bereavement. FIVEâ€"ROOMED HOUSE FOR SALE Eastman Kodak, with yellow leather case left on train Tuesday evening at Schumacher. Finagaer please return to Advance oflice., $5.00 reward. FOR ~SALE :â€"5â€"roomed cottage on Connaught Hill, South Poreupine. Particulars ete Advance office. Particulars at Advance ofiice Timâ€" or Sixth Avenue; corner lot. House, size 20 x 24; wellâ€"finished ; water, light, ete. _ Apply to Box M., Advance Office, Tiammins., 36 an IMPERL Timmins Branch, Success generally comes to those who go lookâ€" ing for it, and the man with a substantial Savings Account is always in a position to grasp good opportunities for investment or advancement. Save! Open an account with this Bank at once. â€" Interest paid at current rate. * Branches also at Kirkland Lake, South Porcupine, New Liskeard and Matheson. H. C. McDonald, Manager. FOR SALEâ€"S5â€"passenger Studet Automobile, $450,.00,. â€" Phone Grodwards Co. FPOR â€" SALEâ€"Business â€" property in Schumacher, togsther with stock and dixtures, Building 2 storey 20x46., â€" Apply Box 6, Schumacher. WANTEDâ€"Girl for genecral ho work. . Apply to Mrs. Robbins, 15 Hemlock Street _ j STTUATION WANTEDâ€"Young lady desires position as Stenographer or Bookkeeper. Inquire for particuâ€" lars to Box WV Advance Office 36. FOR SALEâ€"North half lot 6, Con.4, Mountjoy 160 acres; 4 acres clearâ€" ed ; 20x20 house}; 18x1G barn; good water; good bush. Apply to Frank Koski, Box ~636, Timl;}ins, or on farm . + Secondâ€"hand furnituro of ali kinds thoroughly renovated and in firstâ€" class condition, as good as new at much less cost.â€" Also many other arâ€" ticles. ‘Call and see us no matter what you want, we likely have it. We pay cask for secondâ€"hand furniture or anything else. _ What have you tu sell? E. La SALLE, 40 and 40%4 Third Avenue. FPOR â€"30â€"30 NN 2