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Any persons having left goods for Hemâ€"stitching, etc., at Mrs. V. Clepâ€" monts may secure their work finished, by calling at Ivan Stadelman‘s Book and Stationery Store, Pine St., Timâ€" nlins. Any further orders for Hemâ€"stitechâ€" ing‘ will be assured of the best service and attention if left at Stadelman‘s Store. ~IS8 "A.f, Mrs., V. Clermont. Room 30, Goldfields Hotel P.O. Box 652, â€" Timmins. Government, Municipal and Corporation Securities. We buy Durant Motors, Mortgage Discount, Mutual Fmance and all /Insux ance Company stocks, Write us for Market informaâ€" tion ~19 When an ‘‘out to the game‘‘ call comes to No. 11 you‘ll find Hamilâ€" ton‘s Taxi Service batting a high average for promptness. No charge for extra passengersâ€"â€" from one to fiveâ€"get two or three of your friends to ‘‘pool‘"‘ in and call. Hail us for the gcame TORONTO, ONTARIO Suite 51, Trusts Guarantee Building, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT and ‘*home trun"‘‘ after â€"says Taxi Tad. tâ€"8m. Porcupine Mines Twilight Baseball League Schedule At a meeting held at the Melntyre Recreation Hall on May 26th.; the representatives from the baseball clubs at South Poreupine, Melntyre and the Hollinger Recreation â€" Club were presgnt. â€" The following officers were elected :â€" Honorary patronsâ€"Messrs,. R. J. Ennis, J. Knox, and C. W. Dowsett. Presidentâ€"Mr. J. A. Solomon. Vieeâ€"Presidentâ€"H. Miller. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"J. Closs. Secretaryâ€"J. Blackshaw. The following rules were agreed upon for the coming season :â€"â€" 1. Spalding‘s official rules govern all games. 2. Any player participating in a Senior N.O.B.A. scheduled game shall not be eligible to play in this league. 3. Each team shall furnish to the secretary of the league before its second scheduled game, the list of the names of all of its playérs. Such lists shall be available to the qgaptains of all teams. « 4. Games shall start at 6.00 p.m., sharp. 5. The playing of games postponed on account of rain shall be arranged for between â€" managers of opposing teams as soon as possible after the postponed game. 7. Ground rules for the various grounds shall be arranged between managers and umpires before each came. BASEBALL GAMES IN THE DISTRICT LEAGUE SERIES 6. Umpires shall be arranged for between managers. This (Wednesday) afternoon Iroâ€" quois Falls plays here in the first match of the season in the series for this northern group in North Land Baseball. On Saturday of this week, the 13th, Timmins plays at the Falls. Next Wednesday the Falls plays here again,. while on Wednesday June 24th Timmins plays at the Falls. The series continues ‘for six home and home games, until Saturday, Aug. 15th, when Timmins plays at Iroquois Falls. The winner of this group, will playâ€"off with the winner of the Lisâ€" keard â€"Haileybury â€"Cobalt â€"Kirkâ€" Baseball Organized for Evening Matches in Camp.| League of Three Teamsâ€"McIntyre, South Porcupine and Hollinger Recreation Club. â€" Schedule of Games for the Season. l land group, for the handsome trophy donated by Mr. R. A. Melnnis, of Iroâ€" quois Falls. THREE SMALL FIRES IN LESS THAN 24 HOURS. Inside 20 hours the fire brigade had no less than three alarms, all of which were very promptly responded to. In only one of the eases was there any particular damage done, and that case was not a fire in the ordinary sense, but simply a motor burning out. ' machinery, but monkey wrench the THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Monday, July 20â€"Melntyre â€" at South Poreupine. Friday, July 24â€"Melntyre at Holâ€" linger Recreation Club. Monday, July 27â€"Hollinger Recreâ€" ation Club at South Porenpine. Monday, Aug. 3â€"South Poreupine at MeIntyre. Friday, Aug. 7â€"Melntyre at Holâ€" linger Recreation Club. Monday, Aug. 10â€"Hollinger Reere, ation Club at South Poreupine. Monday, Aug. 17â€"South Poreupine at Mcelntyvre. Wed., Aug. 19â€"South Poreupine at Hollinger Recreation Club. Monday, Aug. 24â€"Hollinger Recreâ€" ation at Melntyre. Wed., Aug. 26â€"Mecelntyre _ at South Poreupine. ONE MAN KILLED ANOTHER BLINDED BY LIGHTNING Last week at Spanish, on the line from Sudbury to the Sault, one man was killed and another blinded for life by lightning. Inâ€" addition _ several head of cattle were detroyed during the severe electrical storm. A man maned Laforce and a companion were employed near the R. C. Boys‘ Indusâ€" trial school, and were driving their teams to shelter when the lightning struck. Laforcee was killed and his companion rendered totally and perâ€" manently blind, according to the doeâ€" tors. A man nearby esceaped injury. Four horses were killed in the storm, as well as a number of cattle, MATCHES IN THE P.D.FP.L, IN THE NEXT WEEK OR TWO In the next week or two the followâ€" ing matches are scheduled to be playâ€" ed in the Poreupine District Football series :â€" Thursday, Juneâ€" 11â€"Town A. vs. Town B. Saturday, June 13â€"Lanes. vs. Hollinger. Tuesday, June 16â€"Town B. vs. Schumacher. Thursday, June 18â€"Dome Mines vs. Lanes. Thursday, June 18â€"Holly Reereâ€" ation vs. Town A. Tuesday, June 23â€"Hollinger vs. Town B. PORCUPINEâ€"DAVIDSON ACTION SETTLED LAST WEEK Thursday, June 25â€"Schumacher vs. Holly Recreation. Uuder order of the Master in Chambers, $200,000 was paid out _ of court last week on the settlement of the action brought by the Poreupine Davidson Gold Mines, Ltd., a‘gainst L. H. Sutherland and R. E. Evans. Unâ€" der the settlement the action is disâ€" missed, and $25,000 goes to Mr. Sutherland while the balance goes to the company. The action arose following a change of officers of the company at a specâ€" ial meeting held last September. Mr. Sutherland was formerly managing director and Mr. Evans was secretaryâ€" treasurer. After the change in offiâ€" cers the new officers called upon Sutherland and Evans to deliver the books and property of the company. This was refused. The sum of $200,000 in Dominion of Canada Victory bonds was in possesâ€" sion of the former officers, and was deposited in the Standard Bank. The bank was originally named as a deâ€" fendant to the action, but the action as against it was dismissed upon the ma\ment into court of the $200,000. There will be general sympathy with Rev. G. N. Simmons, pastor of the New Liskeard Baptnst chureh, who is well known in Timmins, in the reâ€" cent death of his mother at Courtland Ont. His mother had reached the ereat age of 92 vears and 7 months. Mr. Simmons‘ father died ars ago, after a happy married sixtvâ€"five vears. f MAAlLs}, 111 L1A L i @®r=g er at Courtland d reached the and 7 months. ather died two! l py married life} e ANNIVERSARY SERVIGESG SALVATION ARMY RERt From headquarters at Toronto the programmes have been issued for the Special Anniversary Services of the Timmins Salvation Army. The specâ€" ial services will be on Saturday and Sunday, June 20th and 21st., and will be conducted by Col. Gideon Miller and the Headquarters Staff Quartette of Toronto. The programmes are now on sale at half a dollar each, and the programme acts as a ticket of admisâ€" sion to the Musical Festival on Saturâ€" day evening, June 20th. (On Saturday evening, June 20th, at 8 p.m., in the 8. A. Citadel, Fourth Avenue, there will be a Grand Musical Festival. Rev. J. D. Parks, B.A., B.D., wil preside for the event. The programme will include:â€"Prayer, by Staffâ€"Captain J. A. MeElhiney ; Seripâ€" ture Reading, by Colonel G. Miller; address by the chairman; vocal selecâ€" tions by the Quartette Party; pianoâ€" forte solos, by Brigadier Easton; vocal solo by Staffâ€"Captain F. Beer and Adjutant A. Keith; instrumental selections, cornet, mellophone, euphonium â€" and piano; mellophone solo, by Adjutant A. Keith; tenor olo, by Staffâ€"Captain F. Beer; euphonâ€" ium solo, by Capt. J. Wood; monoâ€" logue, by Adjutant A. Keith; cornet solo, Staffâ€"Captain F. Beer. Colonel Gideon Miller and Head quarters Staf Quartett:, of Toâ€" ronto, to be Here, June | 20th and 23i1st. Sunday afternoon, June 21st, at 3 p.m., there will be a Festival of Praise, to be held in the New Empire Theatre, G. A. Macdonald to occupy the chair. The programme for this event will include:â€"Prayer, by Brigaâ€" dier F. Easton; Seripture Reading, by Colonel G. Miller; chairman‘s reâ€" marks; vocal selections by Quartette party; pianoforte solo, by Brigadier Easton; vocal duet, by Staffâ€"Captain F. Beer and Captain J. Woods ; instruâ€" mental trio;, cornet solo, by Staffâ€" Capt. F. Beer; bass solo, by Staffâ€" Captain J. McElhiney ; monologue, by Adjutant A. Keith; euphonium solo, by Capt. J. Wood. Sunday evening, at 8.15 p.m., there is to be a Great Openâ€"Air â€" Musical Rally, on Spruce Street, near the Staâ€" tion. Colonel Gideon Miller is one of the Headquarters staff, and his visit here will be greatly welcomed. The Head= quarters Staff Quartette is a very talented group of musicians, and their programmes here will prove of the greatest interest and pleasure to all who love music. CONTRACT LET FPOR NEW BAND STAND NEAR DEPOT Last week the contract was let for the erection of a new band stand on the park lot on Spruce Street near the station. The contract for the work was awarded to Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Franas, who were the lowest tenderers, and who can always be depended upon to do good work without any delay. The work is to be started at onee and rushed to completion. As soon as possible the date of the opening band concert for the summer will be anâ€" nounced. It is intended to have an extra special programme for this first open air band concent, so music dovers will do well to watch for further an nouncement as to the exact date. This date will be published as soon as it is known when the new band stand will be ready for use. The best way to forget the past is to give more thought to the future and work harder in the present. snn RERNCHENT Maple Leaf Theatre Wednesday and Thursday, June 10th and June lith. 3 LON CHANEY FRIDAY SATURDAY, June 12â€"13 MONDAY TUESDAY, June 15â€"16 Bebe Daniels Agnes Ayres | July 1st and 2nd.â€"D. W. Griffiths, S in "Miss Bluebeard" A Cleanâ€"up Loveâ€"Comedy Prama HOLLYWOOD BOUNDâ€"SINGLE Buffalo Bill No. 14 in "THE TRAP" Picture with Thrills Galore. t enerns 3 Tc in " Worldly Goods" Miss Ayres Latest Production Single Comedy