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The annual meeting of the County ;'“l Orange Lodge, No. CIII, wi‘l be held at Timmins on Feb. 16th, comment| | ing at 10 a.m., when it is expectel that every Orange Lodge in the Por *8 cupine and Cochrane Districts will b6 : « Wwell represented. f ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COUNTY ORANGE LODGE The cusoms officer eyed the bottle suspiciously. ‘"‘It‘s only ammonia.‘ stammered the returning passengt" ‘‘*Oh, is it?"" said the custom" officer, taking a long was. @Bfi%fi%fi%fi%fi%fi%fimmm%% EGY LINMENT Mr. W. T. CharIton of Waterville, FQâ€" restored his frozen feet to health zer doctors had advised him to have tm amputated _ because mortification hacet in. Use Egyptian Liniment alsofor Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Chilblas, Sore Throat and Chest, Neuralgia, et ) After Every Meal / DOVUGLAS CO MANUFAC TURERS, NAPA .ONL DPass it around after every meal. ‘ Give the family |â€" the benefit of its aid to digestion. Cleans tecth too. heep it always | in â€"â€" the house. 881 ~Costs little â€" helps muck"y AT ALL DALERS Leach Anglo Walten Colley Angrignon Blanchfie!ld Costain â€".. Stclairpike Cushing .. MeMillan i Timmins fiveâ€"pin Bowling Team re defeated by the Shops team, leaders of the Mcelntyre League at ‘humacher baturda} night and a reâ€" u'n game wil be played at King‘s Alleys Wednesday night. (toâ€"night). Timmins fseach ;..:.;..... 18 171 108 460 Anglo‘.‘....".... 106909 189 ) 141 489 Walten ;. 184 196 213 593 ColHey: S 100. IGL 41 857 S11l1 843 Mcintyre Bowling League results as follows :â€" Engineers take two from Todd‘ Iimited,. Budgeon Logan .. Simpson Campbell G@ray ... Adley Dumimy . Dr. Honey .. Dr. Kinsman McDonald Angrignon .... Costam .. CGushing S. MeMillan ... M . ‘MeMillan . Tonkin 648 816 Shops took three straight Mernrcantile. (MMINS BOWLERS MEET DEFEAT AT SCHUMAGCHER ps Team, Leaders of McIntyre eague, the Winners. Return Match Toâ€"night. McIntyre Bowling Results. 854 T782 McIntyre Shops Todd‘s Ltd. 900‘ 210 Engineers NT o ty! ; To4 s Shops 146 138 165 165 176 175 231 152 145 2LJI 189 196 109 142 126 161 161 204 142 187 119 147 118 210 118" 207 165 214 193 151 129 212 10956‘ 136 800 108 141 213 161 205 2005 107 178 114 156 T67 2403 720 2184 from the 165 1409 128 02( * PARY 411 450 331 407 41"9 296 544 431 934 4901) 484 542 610 The Fire Brigade had a couple of calls during the weekâ€"end. The Briâ€" gade in each case made very speedy response, and perhaps as a «conseâ€" quence of this it may be said that neither blaze proved dangerous or serious. FIRE CALLS WITH SMALL DAMAGE DURING WEEKâ€"END. On Saturday evening at about eleven o‘clock there was a call to F. Feldman‘s at Moneta. It was a chimney fire and there was no harm done and no damage resulting. At 8.40 on Monday morning the call was to A. Brazeau Sons, 10 Cedar street, There was a little blaze started from a heated pipe, perhaps, in the partition in one of the rooms. _ The blaze was quickly extinguished by the use of the chemiâ€" cal tanks. The damage done was slight, the loss being covered by inâ€" surance. Waddle . Leittie .. Cooke‘.:.. Newlands Gray ... THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Conrigan Martin . Holland Wailliams Sandys Graham Briden Small Todhunter Newton . Sands .. Yorke‘...; MecLellan . MeGanry Campbell . Williams Blanchfield 923 704 845 2562 Mill took two games from the Left Overs. A\rnott sonnel] ‘orrigan Starr Office win tw 849 963 Leftâ€"Overs + 27 154 118 192 181 137 157 149 189 174 582 o from Office. . 158 . 235 z) 107 . 165 250 i C the 205 284 22( 20( 16( Town 116 184 197 18 2 136 140 20.3 1066 202 284 220 200 160 181 165 131 172 145 234 194 163 201 137 107 149 189 174 7102 own 147 2 143 162 291 203 137 118 103 179 173 174 T72 905 37 *) J*) DVY2 462 432 44440 54; 605 311 5490 557 5206 530 4ADG 544 103 O O M To 284 650 569 484 The annual skating party of the A. 8. D. Club held last Wednesday evening was a very enjoyable event. Several of the members met at the clubrooms in the 1.0.0.F. Hall here and went from there to the Timmins: Rink, others joining at the Rink later. _ Wednesday evening being being regular night for the Timmins Citizen‘s Band at the Rink, this made the Skating iParty put on by the Club doubly attractive. Aften ten o‘clock the members returned to the Clubrooms whene a short dance was held, followed by the usual enjoyable ‘The meeting this evening will be the usual weekly dance, the Anâ€" nual Dance being held on Friday evening in the Masonic Hall here, invitations having been sent for this event. Next week the Annual Sleigh Drive of the Club woll be ‘held, after which the Club will be guests of Mr. S. Shankman to a theatre panty in the Maple Leaf Theatre, at Schuâ€" macher. A.5.0. SLEIGR RIDE AND THEATRE PARTY NEXT WEEX Usual Dance this Week. Annual Ball on Friday. Skating Party Last Week. PETITION re WAWAITIN ROAD TO BE CONSIDERED. acknowledged the receipt of the petiâ€" tion of the settlers who recently wrote the Government asking for a summer road from Timmins to Waâ€" waitin. _ Mr. Fullerton says that the matter will be gone into when consiâ€" dering the programme for next seaâ€" son‘s work. Mr. C. H. Fullerton, of the Northâ€" etn Ontario Development Branch has This is fine, so far as it goes. Howâ€" ever, it may not be amiss to hope that the consideration of next seaâ€" son‘s work will be taken up and dealt with as early as possible so that all of the work for the season may be taken up as early as possible and completed as early as possible. _ In the past both time and effort seem to have been lost in many cases through work being left until too late in the season. NOT A CASE OFP CONTAGIOUS DISEASE IN TIMMINS NOW. * . # #% # * #4 * 4 ## * * #* ® *# *4 # *# #4 * *# #4 + # ¢ h ##4 * .. #. *. * .00. .0 *# * ## # *# #4 *# *4 # *# #6 # # #4 #4 ® % #4 # 4 #4 * + #4 * *# #* $ $ * Goldfields Theatre 000.0.0....0.00000.0.0.Q....‘..‘......'....... 6 .“ .00 .0 0.“.“ .“ .00 .“ .“ .00.“.“ .00 .“ .“.“ .00 ’0 - ’“.“ .N .“ ’“.“.“ .“.“.“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“.“ .“.“'“.“.“ .“.“.. 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