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'\'f’ ® xt Golfing Baseball Lawn tennis Football Call and inspect our complete stock of Golf balls 65c to. $1.25 Only Four more days to take advantage of sacrilice prite on Refrigerators We carry a full line of Spalding.â€"Sporting Goods * Gave the Surface and you Save "Paint and Varnish ° The George Taylor Hardware PRICES QUOTED ABOVE ARE ON GOCDS FROM TimMmiNS STOCK ONLY ~~ Screen Windows No. 3685 Regular 836.50 Special 81.00 No. 371 Regular We have heen made local agents ‘*Vetcraft,"‘ and as there articles all hand made by War Veterans, sale we expect will be a large one. is the last word in candy making. WEEKLY DRUG NEWS mainly of hammered copper pieees, such as Ash Trays, Flower Vases, Baskets, etc. § THE CURTIS DRUG CO. Druzgists and Optometrists Published weekly by the Curtis Drug Company A â€"fresh shipment â€" of delicious chocolates, has jus and have been put on sale at 50 Florence Automatic and New Perfection Qil Stoves 1. 2. 3 and 4 burner â€" $10.50 to $38.00 complete at present our stock consists 50câ€"6°2 » «4 Fresh Chocolates To the chocolate connoisseur Vetcraft Work U S T ARRIVED alt â€" s is just arrived "Always at your Service" Size SXT and 2‘ 10 °"X6‘ 10" £$1.00 Tb. Floor Paint Enamels (all colour Mission tone Dye Aluminum Paint Gold Paint A few Screen Doors Regular 4.50 and 83.75 to clear at 4.00 and 3.%25 for are the LIMITED New Lw rd Cochrane t hn , ;s sn ft to gmee : id ueveveusyeysvolrverene oi oo : : ' : “ ;{ -rq‘L‘ @M: % fiJfl saul wdâ€"-â€"‘. J:‘ifud PME i l'utâ€"d_- t S Cmm t h oo godh A ...4 U L 'I db‘-â€"- wl 4 Lr.‘,‘ sw .;b..l.,"xh:.‘: :3 s s 'f‘j.‘_""-__, V | Every Wednesday anrd Saturday after the Show I 4 SASRSRCH Bfifi?fi% Much depends on the examination to determine the kind of glasses needâ€" ed,â€"much depends on how the glasses are made and fitted. Leavre your Doctor‘s preseriptions with us. They will be properly disâ€" pensed by competent dispensers. We use nothing but pure, fresh drugs and ehemicals. Glasses are either a source of great comfort or discomfort. » We examine eyes and fit glasses in scientific manner. Your Prescriptions Your Eye Troubles ATP Screen Wire Sprinklers Floor and Interior Varnish Stainsâ€" Enamels Shingle Stain School House Pain 34.50 Special 28.00 Timmins, Ont. Lawn Hose Ice Cream Freezers Japâ€"aâ€"Lac Timmins ug Cnenenenen vevsusueus CAShSHA ,fll‘l' mt ueueus Mrs. F. Hornby visited friends in Haileyvbury last week. Mr. Peever, of Renfrew County, visited this daughters here over the weekâ€"end. (Miss Copps, of Cobalt, and Miss Copps, of North Bay, have been the guests here of their sister, Miss Copps. Many returning from visits to Torâ€" onto comment on the amount of liqâ€" vuor easily â€" accessible in ‘Foronto. These visitors are suspected of simâ€" ply working to increase the attendâ€" ance from the North Land at Canaâ€" da‘s National Exhibition,â€"otherwise the Toronto Exhihition. Last week gold was discovered at the 800â€"foot level of the Crown Reâ€" serve Silver mine at Cobalt. The assays are said to have indicated vaâ€" lues of about $12.00 per ton. ‘The find is not considered as of any parâ€" ticular importance., but it is certainly _ che was undeTstoo tried by the D bury last wee was not proced been announce fendant will c trial before th ‘Mr. W. Mi Widdifield returned on Thursday evening from a visit to the south, Niagara, Tm'onto, Newmarket and other places of interest bheing vis ited. Mrs, J. P. Bartleman has been v iting in ‘Timmins, accompanying 1 husband here on lus return ‘trom recent visit to Toronto. Messrs. Chas. Elliott and G. Minakâ€" er have opened a new and upâ€"toâ€"date restaurant at Haileybury which rhe' are calling the **White Restaurant.‘ De i(piedc reral 8e Dancing Theatre Basement x i e k ce e Noi . un oo e on t Sn t ho oo t 1. .8 a Tsm e _> s / u+ t .E t on o e < > is o it e m NCM . smm m n o Cl dn Oe on Ts n P T n w ie LA AP Vnss * * We OM hn n Pn OM P UR PA n wie s 2 WA h es ) t TN CA NT ECE Ts c s th n Td P J T o 2. 22730A NOR es Nh Toin 3e P e NA M e NS C1 lt N t DP w C Te h Lk th LARRY SEMOQN COMEDY Timmins News im Brief Roellow of Her RKand T he COMING, September 1st Only The Military Musical Spectacle Wednesday and Thursday, August 4 5 MY SQOLDIEER GIRL Friday and Saturday, August 6 7 s Ce Monday, Tuesday and Saturday 7 Reel Special 7 The Commission investigating. the administration of law and, oceasionâ€" ally, justice in Ontario has discovered a magistrate in a town of fair size who can neither read nmor write, but can only make his ‘*X,"*"* _ Man in Tim mins says that Magistrate Atkinson reads not only print and writing but also character, and seldom stops with an ‘‘X‘" in the matter of writing but when occeasion demands ean make it $300 and costs,"" $800 and costs" or even $1000 and St, Anthony‘s Tennis Club Jhas been organized and is planning for a pleasant and husy time for the balâ€" ance of this season, with a still dbetâ€" ter outlook for next year‘s tennis. Season tickets are now hbeing sold, these to hold good for a full _ year from «ate. _A good tennis court has been fitted up for play, and is open to members of the eclub and their guests. : The Fire Underwriters‘® Inspector was in town last week and called out the Brigade unexpectedly by an alarm. Acting Fire Chief J. T. Easton and ns men were right on the job and made a very prompt response to the alarm as usual. The various tests of water pressure, hose, fire engine, etc., were made,â€"and the Inspector was apparent ly well pleased with the standing of the Timmins Fire Department and its equipment. Mr. H. Webb was a receent visitor to Toronto and other points south. One of the best blindâ€"piggers of the town is highly indignant at the sugâ€" gestion made hy an Advance reader that the FTimmins «blindâ€"piggers are profiteering in booze. HMe says his booze is of the best quality and his prices very low in view of the ceosts and risks of the business. For obâ€" vious reasons his name can not be given for the public opinion on his statements. To mention the name of such a man would be to start a stamâ€" pede and disorganize all business in town. MURPHYâ€"At Murhead Sceotland, on July l1st., J younger daughter of Mr. Geo. CG. _Murplhiy;,, of 5c azed 13 months. e 35 People 35 ad, Glasgow, Jean, loved [r. and Mrs. Schumgcher, Young pigs for sale, any quantity, singly, by pairs or in battalions. These young pigs are weaned or weamng, but none of them weeny. ‘They are blatk, red, white, khaki, mottled,â€"in fact every eolour but green and yellow, â€" Some, indeed are picbald, but not a mother‘s son or d:).nrvhter of them piefaced. Apply E. C. Brewer, Mattagami River, P. 0. Box 141 Timâ€" mins,. DRESSMAKING, CLEANING and PRESSING, etc. Best of work guaâ€" ranteed. Mrs. Edward Seymour, 34 Sixth Avenue, Upstairs, â€"29â€"33 p. YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE. e mf:_, fi‘_fl,mâ€"’%fi Ein