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You know where you can get the Soft Drinks, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigâ€" arettes, Candies, Etc. If you break your Electric Light just come to Corner Third Avenue and Birch Street Phone 14 â€" â€" Timmins, Ont. WWWW 39 FOURTH AVENUE OPPOSITE FIRE HAL Corner Third Ave. and Birch St. PHONE 14 $ P. Antoine l o 3R e sc Frank Byck AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT Systems installed % Statements prepared Books kept for merchants not re« quiring full time bookâ€"keeper. Frank Y. Uttley ROOM 2, GORDON BLOCK FRESH FRUIT IS HEALTHFUL all the doctors say, and you should allways have a plentiful supply in your house for every member of the family, We pride ourselves upon the freshâ€" ness, . lusciousness and sweetness of our fresh fruits. Always the choiâ€" cest in the market. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO On Wednesday last at Timmins, the Miners again came through on the long end of the score by defeating the Papermakers 3 to 2. With Ellie Little holding the Miners away from ‘the plate in the first three frames, the Papermakers were busy, seoring a run in the first on a walk, a hit batsman, a sacrifice and a hit. They also got a run in the third on two hits and an error. Little pitched a splendid game and with better support behind the plate might have sent the game into extra innings. Mcintyre‘s Hit Deciding Factor in Win for Miners There was more action crammed into the contest than in any game seen here in years. Tate on the mound for Timmins started out in erratic way by walking and hitting the first two men to face him, but soon settled down and pitched one of the best games of his career. After the fourth frame the game settled down to a pitching duel between Tate and Little, with Tate showing the better form and more effectiveness in the pinches. L LCA C a 2 Sceully made a splendid catch of Gauthier‘s fly in the fifth, and cut off a run at the plate on a perfect throw} in the first frame. McGrath came through with an unusual play when he threw out a batsman at first base from right field. He also contributed the single that enabled Tate to cross the plate with the tying run. - MclLean at short accepted his two hard chances in faultless style, and Pierce came through with a perfect sacrifice that put Seully in position to seore.. Murphy handled everything that came his way in nice style, but he hasn‘t struck his batting stride as vet. c 1st Innings ; Fallsâ€"Gauthier walked.. Bart hit by pitched ball. :Cunningham sacriâ€" ficed. Gratton _ fanned.. Bousquet singled, seoring Gauthi?r, and Bart was thrown out at the plate on Scully‘s perfegt peg. 1 R; 1 H., 0 E. Timminsâ€"McLean popped to Bousâ€" quet. Seully struck out and reached Ist safely when the ball got by Spence. Pierce hit into a double play, Bousquet to Gauthier to Coons. 0 R:, «d 2nd Innings Fallsâ€"Coons flied out to Seully. Chireoski singled and stole 2nd. Spence lifted to MceLean and Iittle was thrown ouf by Murphy.®° 0 R., 1 FX.; O 5. Timminsâ€"Tate popped «to Little. McGrath and Ahbrams were thrown out by. Bousquet FTallsâ€"Gauthier double Cunningham â€" struck _ o1 singled to right, seoring G went to 3rd when the ball Grath. Bousquet popped 2 H.) 1 . 'l‘unnunsâ€"â€"-\IcInt\ re _ singled . to right. Murphy popped to Cunningâ€" ham. \I(Int\re died stealing. Monâ€" achan fouled out to Spence. :0 R., 1 Tallsâ€"Coons â€" out,. MeLean â€" to Pierce. Chireoski _ fanned. Spence was thrown out in an unusual way, McGrath to Pieree. °0 R., 0 H., 0 E. Timminsâ€"MaLean â€" out, Cunningâ€" ham to Coons. Scully singled ~to right. Pierce sacrifices him along to Ind. Tate doubled, scoring Scully. Tate took @rd on a passed ball and scored on McGrath‘s single. through Abrams fouled out to Spenc 2 Rt., P H., 0 B. 5th Innings Tallsâ€"Little struck out. Gauthier flied out to Seully. Bart fanned. 0 R., 0 H., 0 E. Timminsâ€"MeIntyre out, ham to Coons. <Murphy MINS BATTLERS COME FROM BEHIND TO TIE SCORE IN THE FOURTH AND WIN OUT IN THE NINTH IN A SENSATIONAL GAME. TATE STRIKES OUT TWELVE BATSMEN, | (By J. N. Levine) juet., 0 R., 3rd Innings 4th Innings ns out, ntyre out, Cunningâ€" Nlm'phv was thrown last at Timmins, came through on seore by defeating ed.© Bart and out.â€" Gratton Gauthier, and alll got by Meâ€" d â€"to Pierce. out by Little. (Monaghan walked and stole 2nd and 3rd. MeLhean walkâ€" ed. Scully fouled out to Spence. 0 6th Innings â€"Fallsâ€"Cunningham tripled. Gratâ€" ton fanned. Bousquet was thrown out by Tate. Coons fanned. 0 R., 1 H. 0 B h., 0 H., 0 B Timminsâ€"Pierce flied out to Chirâ€" coski and Tate to Bart. MeGrath struck out but had to be thro‘wn out at ‘lst. O R., 0 H., 0 E. 7th Innings Fallsâ€"iChireoski out, McLean to Pierce. Spence and Little fanned. 0 H.,.0 }8. Timminsâ€"Abrams was thrown out by Spence, Melntyre by Bousquet, and Murphy popped to Little, 0 R., 0 E. Palls Gauthier, s.s Bart. c.f.:!".. Cunningham Gratton, r.f. Bousquet, 21 Coons, Ist . Chireoski, 1. Spence, c. .. Little, 1. .. Total Timmins MeLean, MCLean, s Sceully, c.f Pierce, LSt ... Tate;, p. .. â€"... McGrath, r.f. . Abrams, Lf. .. Mecelntyre, c.>.. Murphy, 2nd . Monaghan, 3rd Hit by pitched ballâ€"Bart, by Tate. Stolen basesâ€"Gauthier 1, Chireoski 1, 1, Monaghan 2. , Sacrifice hitsâ€"Pierce 1. Threeâ€"baseâ€"chitsâ€"Cunningham 1. Whyoâ€"baseâ€"hitsâ€"Tate 1, Gauthier 1. Earned runsâ€"Timmins 2; Falls 1; one out when winning run was seored. Umpiresâ€"Dr. _ Teich, _ Kirkland Lake and I. Solomon, Schumacher. TIMMINS ORANGE LODGE CHURCH PARADE ON SUNDAY ons Sunday, ~July 6th, the Timmins Orange Lodge‘will hold its annual church parade, attending divine serâ€" vice in a body jboth morning and evening. All visiting Orangemen are cordially invited to join in the attendâ€" ance at church. The members will assemible at the lodge rooms in the basement of the St. Matthew‘s church and march in a body to the two serâ€" vices. The morning parade will be vices to the ing ch: church HAYTIE GOLD PROPERTY EXAMINED BY J. B. TYRELL It is better to be always careful than always cerippled. Struck outâ€"by Tate 12 Base on ballsâ€"off Tate Total 11 aAarge Salvation Army and the evenâ€" irch service at the Presbyterian Summary of Game the w l by Little 4. +‘ off Little fig%%%fifi%fi%%fifi%fi%fi%fi%%%fi%fi% mt FOR SURE RESULTS Porcupine Advance One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance will bring you what you require