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Clean, cool service THE OLD EMPIRE THEATRE THE GOLDFIELDS THEATRE " The Sign of the Cactus" qefLALALEIEIEIELCIFLIALELIALPLALALIALGLALALE Playing with Fire Caved in Sheik Riddle Rider, No. 2 Saturday afternoon a Sweepstake was held at the Timmins Golf Club, J. Macdonaldâ€"winning out with a net 71, with H. W. Huckabone coming second with a net 74. The following are the seores for the sweepstake; the gross score comes first, handicap and net score following. -‘ Foge SWEEPSTAKE SATURDAY WON BY MR. J. MACDONALD. From lot at_ball grounds to Pine Street; to Fourth Avenue; Fourth Avenue to _ Maple Street; Maple Street to Third Avenue; Third Avonâ€" u@e to Pine Street; Pine Street to Second Avenue; Second Avenue back to the grounds. ROUTE Of ThE BIG CIACUS PARAODE ON SATURDAY The Sparks Cireus, to be here on Saturday of this week, is well known in the North Land, as an upâ€"toâ€"date, clean, wholesome, interesting and exâ€" tensive cireus. This is the third time for this cireus to visit Timmins, and each succeeding visit seems to find the Sparks Cireus more popular and appreciated.s In years past the cireus parade has been a special feaâ€" ture, and this year promises to be even bigger and better than ever. The big parade is always a delight to the â€" children and, grownâ€"ups alike. The following is the route of the parade on Saturday morning :â€"â€" Sparks Circus Will Have a Specially Attractive and Interesting Parade. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO e C k 0.0 * T9 ‘)5 T9 T8 96 89 0;3 Un account of the marriage on Wednesday at Haileybury ‘of . the Magistrate‘s daughter, police ‘court was not held here last week until Friday. Instead of the large number of cases common for. some recent weeks, there were only a few charges to be held and none of them held very special interest for any but those concerned. ‘Indeed, many who usually ivllow police court proceedings and attend the sessions, acted and spoke this week as if there were no court at all. But there were about a dozen rases at‘ that. There were three drunks, the rate rang four, one of these was a penalty, Petterson and Dedrickson one egach. The Roses worked hard but could not get going good, _ Their passes were nicely intercepted. They made some nice plays on the right and got in close but could not get the ball in. They had two corners, bhoth being cleared. Smith put up a good zame and pulled off some nice saves. Mr. Tomlinson, referee. The Hollinger had an easy night on caturady last when they played the Lancashire Roses in the P.D.E.L. winâ€" ning the match 7â€"1. The teams :â€" goal, Phizaâ€" clea and E. Jackson, backs; Jenkins, Moore and Truemouth, halfâ€"backs; K. Jackson, Righy, Gaskell, Wright and Wilkinson, forwards. Hollinger: Larmer, goal; Roberts, jr. and Hetherington, backs; Stephenâ€" son, Anderson and Short, halfâ€"backs; Dunbar, Dedrickson, Petterson, Satâ€" rang and Landers, forwards. In the first three minutes of the play the Roses‘ back miskicked and Satrang scored. The Roses came down, but could not get in for a shot. Both teams were playing nice comâ€" bination which kept the ball rolling. The Hollinger pressed and Smith made two fine saves, with Satrang‘s shots. The Lanes. came down again but Short intercepted and sent the ball to Petterson who took ‘a shot. Again Smith saved. The Lanes again came down. _ Wright got in a good centre and two of the Roses anxious to zget the ball only tapped it between them; this was a good opportunity to score. _ Just before time the Lanes. were awarded a penalty and scored off the spot kick. Half time 1â€"1. LBSS THAN A DOZEN CASES AT POLICE COURT FRIDAY The second half was much one sided. the Hollinger netting six goals: Satâ€" rang four, one of these was a penalty, Petterson and Dedrickson one egach. The Roses worked hard hut could not The baseball match in the N.0.B.A. series scheduled for Saturday last at Iroquois Falls was postponed until a later date to be mutually agreed upon. Iroquois Falls wired here to say that oy account of wetâ€"grounds it would be impossible ta play the match, and so by mutual consent the event was postponed to a date later in the season. SATURDAY‘S BASEBALL â€" AT PALLS POSTPONED. MOLLINGER WINS FROM LANCASHIRE ROSES, 7â€"1 ‘shall be the encouragement of the National Gamesof Scotland ; the wearâ€" ing of the National Dress at Gatherâ€" ings, Processions and Festivals of the Society ; the cultivation of a taste and love for Seottish Music, History, Literâ€" ature ‘and Poetry; and the uniting more closely together of Scotsmen and those of Scottish descent."‘ Many of the Sceottish people in Schumacher have belonged to the Caledonian Society of Timmins, but since the Timmins Society changed its meeting place to the Hollinger Recreâ€" ation Hall it has been difficult for the ~Schumacher people to attend meetings on account of the impracticâ€" ability of connecting with the bus serâ€" vice. This fact, and the general growth of Schumacher, together with the particular increase in the number of Seots and Sceotswomen, led to plans for the organization of a Schumacher Caledonian Society.. Accordingly, on Friday evening last a meeting was called at the Melntyre Hall, the Timâ€" mins Caledonians being invited to this meeting to assist in the orgarization of the new society and to enjoy a pleasant social evening. It was suggested that while many of the Timmins Scots might wish to join the Schumacher . Society, it would ‘be best for the evening if onâ€" ly Schumacher people were to vote, and this was agreed to. By unanimâ€" ous vote it was decided to form a Schumacher Caledonian Society and the election officers was then proceeded with as follows, all being elected hy acclamation :â€" aGAUMAGHER ORGANIZES GALEOONIAN SOGCIFTY Largely Attended and Enthusiastic Mseting in McIntyre Hall Last Friday Evening. On Friday evening last in the Meâ€" Intyre Hall, Schumacher, another Caledonian Society was organized and the Schumacher Caledonians are away to a very auspicious and promising start. 4 Presidentâ€"D. K MacDonald Barron. TENDERS FOR PULPWOODSL AND TIMBER LIMITS. Tenders will be receivead by the undersigned up to and including the 10th day of September, 1925, for th /4 right to cut pulpwood and such other classes of timb>r, as the stipulated conditions may requirs on certain areas situated in the following regx- ons :â€" NOTICE is hereby given that a Byâ€" Law was passed by the Corporatio® of. the Township of Tisdale on the 23rd day of May, 1925, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of Two Hundred Thousand ($200,â€" 000) Dollars, for the purpose of borâ€" rowing the moneys required for the construction of systems of â€" waterâ€" mains and sewers in South Poreupine, and that such Byâ€"Law was registered in the Registry Office for the District of Cochrane on the 26th day of May, 190925. t James Lyons, Minister of Lands and Forests, Toronto Ont. N,B. No unauthorized pubheation of this Notice will be paid for. Toronto, June 9th., 1925, â€"24â€"35, Any motion to quash or set aside the same, or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this Notice and cannot be made thereafter. Dated at South Poreupiné the day of May, 1925. 22â€"24 FPRANK C. EVANS, ( For Full Particulars as to and Conditions of Tender_â€" a apply to undersigned. (1) The East and West sides of Lake Nipigon, Thunder Bay District. (2) The watershed of Kapuskasing River, District of Cochrane. (3) The watershed. of : Mattagami River, District of Cochrane. (4) The watershed of Ground Hog River, District of Cochrane. THE SKHQE TREE THAT SAVE S YOUR SHOES the FRANK C. EVANS, Clerk 0Â¥ â€" lTerms and Sale, sides ofi