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44 Golfing Baseball Lawn tennis Football Call and inspect our complete stock of Golf balls 65c to $1.25 We carry a full line of Spaldingâ€"Sporting Goods Save the Surface and you Save All" "Paint and Varnish " h4 Mt, ) p ‘ C MsY Only Four more days to take advantage of sacrifice price on Refrigerators Screen Windows 50 Florence Automatic and New Perfection QOil Stoves 1. 2. 3 and 4 burner â€" â€"$10.50 to $38.00 compiete TeA 50ecâ€"60c ecial 31.00 No. 3867 Regular 84.50 Special 28.00 371 Regular 42.50 Special 85.00 Size SXT and A few Screen Doors Regul to clea atI 1.50 and i 6 4.00 and Screen Wire Sprinklers Shingle Stain school House Paint _ _*Jdapâ€"aâ€"Lac *3 Floor and Interior Varnish Stainsâ€" Enamels Lawn Hose Ice Cream Freezers Cochrane THEB PORCUPIN®E 4555 mpire Theatre Dr. R. H. Brown is giving striking demonstration of what can be done in the way of horticulture in this North Land. His specialty is pansies, and Major A. H. Cameronâ€"Smith, M. €., C. A. M. C., recently demobilized, is about to start the practice of his proâ€" fession in South Poreupine.. Dr. Cameronâ€"Smith served in ‘the Army nearly six years, and returned from England last week after taking the last lot of German prisoners of war to England. He won the (Military Cross at Vimy Ridge. For sixteen months he was employed as a surgeon in No. Canadian Hospital and wasâ€" afterâ€" wards President of the Medical Board atâ€" Epsom, England. Dr. Cameronâ€" Smith and Dr. Porter, of ‘Timmins, are from the same old home town down south and have been chums for many years. Dr. Porter was the Medical Officer with the 5th Battalion and won his M. C. at Pashendale. Mr. D. R. Lloydd,â€"of Schumacher, recently resigned as a member of the Tisdale Township Council, and the reâ€" signation was accepted, as Mr. Lloydd was leaving for the Old Country. The Township Council in accepting the reâ€" signation expressed its sincere appreâ€" ciation of the services rendered by him to the Municipality and also wish ed him the best of suceess and good luck overseas. Mr. W. T. Curtis was calle south last week owing to the s of the death of his sister at burg, Ontario. y Rev. Fr. Theriault returned on Wednesday last from a holiday visit to the south. Notice has been give of the intenâ€" tion to appoint a permanent liquidâ€" ator and wind up the affairs of the New Porcupine Imperial Mines Co. Mr. and Mrs. Wilesy went to Toronâ€" to on Saturday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Martin and ehildren are spending a few weeks‘ holiday with friends in â€" Kirkland Lake. Rev. Mr. Armes, of South Poreupine left Montreal last week on a visit to England. Monday Wednesday 2.15 p.m. Saturday 2.3C p.m COMING, Friday and Saturday Jaly 23rd 24th LARKY SEMOGN COMEDY EXTERA 3PECIAL FEATURE "The Courage of Marge O‘ Timmins News in Brief NOW SHOWING FULL WEEK AT REGENT THEATRE, TORCGNTO Some Picture Folks, Some Picture! DANCING, Every Wednesday anrd Saturday Wednesday Thursday, July Tth 8Sth THEATERE BASEMENT Friday and Saturday, July 9th 10th CLAEKA KIMBALL YOUNKG as called to the to the sad news Colombo‘s Orchestra on Deck Eyes of Youth 8O â€" Luigi Cicconi, of Sudbury, has found it unlucky and costly to ofler presents to a police chief. He first left two chickens (feathered) and a corset cover (not for that kind of chickens) at the Chief‘s house, saying they were free and just presents for the Chief and his wife. Then he offered the Chief $50.00 in eash if he would issue im (Cicconi) a license to run a jitâ€" ney. ‘The Sudbury Chief did not issue the license, but instead issued two charges of attempted hbribery against Cicconi who on one count paid $25.00 and costs and on the other $25,.00 without costs. Luigi didâ€" not like it with or without. â€" He is farther than ever from getting that jitney license. It is a hard world for a man who gives things awayâ€"particularly if he gives himself away in the givin@. Hudson Alwin, a fire ranger at Temagami, had a miraculous cscape from death some day ago when the gasoline speeder he was riding at 40 miles an hour rounded a curve and collided squarely with the National. It was not the National‘s day for wrecks, so the train refused to get out of the way. Alwin was hurled to the very top of the engine, landing first at the smockestack and then gently rollâ€" ing off to the ditch, He was bruised a little but generally speaking was unâ€" injured. ‘The speeder was smashed to the proverbial smithereens, while the National was not hurt at all. Chief Chas. Melnnis, Provineial) Officer Moore and officers Bennett, Raycroft and R. Allan visited a numâ€" ber of places in Tisdale Township on Saturday with a view to having the conditions the best morally and from the point of law observance.A police court ease or two will likely develop from the activity of the Tisdale Chief and his assistants. In any case his work makes for the better moral tone of the district, A day or two preâ€" viously, Officer W. Moore, with the assistance of the other officers also did some good ‘‘cleaningâ€"up‘‘ on the unorganized territory of Mountjov. in the flower bed in front of his residâ€" ence on Fourth Avenue he. has a large number of beautiful samples of this pleasing flower. Some of the pansies are remarkable for their siz8 and coloring, some of the darker shaded varieties being especially beantiful and unusual. The Goldfields Branch of the G. W, V. A. wish to sincerely thank the deoners of prizes, the young ladies selling tags, the Daughters of the Emâ€" pire for supplying and serving lunches at the dances, the general public for support and assistance, and all who contributed in any way to the making of the July Ist Celebration the success it undoubtedly proved to be in every wav. and to take care months. Applv "I GAUMONT NEWS ke care of baby for twoa Apply T.PB. I\mg. â€"21 31. x housekeeper q n