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Nurse him if at all possible but if you cannot, put him on Eagle Brand at once and BE SURE his food is right. Highest medical authorities have endorsed Eagle Brand as the SAFE infant food when Nature‘s supply is not available. Hundreds of thousands of mothers have successfully reared their babies on it since 1857. No matter how young baby is he will like Eagle Brand. It is absolutely pure, always the same in quality, and easily digested by the most delicate infant. It‘s preparation is simple and it keeps wholesome for a long time after opening the can if a glass is placed over same. ou Must Bbe Sureâ€" And You Can TIMMINS COUPLE MARRIED AT NORTH BAY LAST WEEK St. Mary‘s Cathedral, North Bay, was the scene of a very prettv wedâ€" ding on Tuesday morning, July the seventh, at half past seven, ~when Ruth MeCaw, daughter of Mrs. Charles Rathwell, Merrickville, beâ€" came the bride of Stephen Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Andrews, Fournier, Ont. Mr. Basil Bunyan assisted the groom. After a tastefully arranged wedding breakfast at the Pacific Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews left for a three weeks‘ trip through Southern and Eastern Ontario, m(ludlnn' a boat trip from Toronto and down the St. Lawâ€" rence. The bride travelled in a very chic coat and dress of Sandalwood, with black trimmings and hat and shoes to matech, Mr. Andrews is of the hxm of Burâ€" netâ€"Andrews of this town and he and his bridg will reéside in their new home at 65 Maple St., South. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO MACCABEE LODGE HOLDS AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL. Innumerable friends here join in exâ€" tending the sincerest good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Andrews. On Friday evening last a very enâ€" joyable evening was spent in the Oddâ€" fellows‘ Hall, Timmins, it being the usual monthly ‘ social given by the Maccabees. Card games occupied the early part the evening, being followâ€" ed by dancing about 50 being present. There would have been a larger atâ€" tendance but for a slight misunderâ€" standing as to the arrangements f the event, but all present had a ver‘y pleasant time, and it is confidently expected that at the next social by the Order there will be a bhumper attenâ€" dance.â€" Music for the dancing was furnished by Mr. W. A. Devine at the piano, and Mr. R. Pagliari on the banjo. The members and guests preâ€" sent: voiced the opinion that this was one of the best events yet, especially the refreshment period of the evenâ€" ing. Mr. W. H. Wylie, Last Year‘s Chamâ€" pion, Loses by One Stroke. On Saturday afternoon, the concludâ€" ing matches in the Geo. Lake Shield contest were held at the Timmins Golf Club, Mr. F. M. Auer winning the shield for 1925, which is emblematic of the open championship of the Timâ€" mins Golf Club, Mr. W. H. Wyhe, last year‘s champion, was deteated by but one stroke by this year‘s chamâ€" pion, Mr. Auer having a 335 against Mr. Wylie‘s 336. be\ents â€"two holes MB. F. M. AUER WINNEB]] OF CE0. LAKE COLF TROPHY were played during the past four weeks, and though fiftyâ€"five members entered the competition only twentyâ€" nine remained until the conclusion. For the concluding matches last Saturday afternoon, the weather was slightly too warm for good golf, a thunderstorm coming up about three o‘clock interfering to some extent with the play, though this had a cooling effect on the weather, and gave the later entries a better chance to turn in a good seore. _ The following are the players who turned in scores for the four matches to decide the possesâ€" sion of the Geo, Lake shield, with the scores of each :â€" Auer, F. M. 80â€" 87â€" 81â€" 87â€"335 Wylie .. .. 81â€" 81â€" 91â€" 83â€"336 Emery.. .. 90â€"â€" 92â€" 81â€" 86â€"349 .. MeDonald. McCoy .. Adams=>.. (GGarner. . Hall Cooper . .. Drew Steven Mackie, D. Huckabone Callum. roodfellow ‘FTodd" :. . Grassett .. Harrison . Pritchard LOWCe .. Wray .. W ookev Varson . Dougherty Gurtis .. . Kelly ordan . Apparently many at Widdifield are not satisfied with the finding of the Coroner and Provincial Police that farmer (Genereaux met his death in a battle with a bear in a shack near his farm a week or two ago. They assert that there are absolutely no. indications that.any bear or bears were near the shack, and they alsoi claim that the conditions under which the body was found wouldâ€" suggest that an explosion had caused the death. A neighbour asserts that he distinctly heard an explosion on the day of the tragedy. _ The claim is made that the man‘s hand instead of being bitten off by the bear was blown off by the explosion. It is thought. that Genereaux found some percussion caps in a tin ‘box and in some manner or another exploded them. _ Pieces of tin were embedded in the tableé, as were also parts of the man‘s clothing. â€" The upholders of the explosion theory also emphaâ€" size the fact that the suppositions regarding an attack by a bear are contrary to all general knowledge of the ways and habits of bears. From the tone of the protests sent from Widdifield to outside newspapers it would appear that the people of Widdifield feel that the bears have been unduly slandered. An inquest $Shas been requested by some to clear up the matter. WIDDIFIELD BELIEVES THE BEAR WAS SLANDERED. Installation of officers of Gold Nugâ€" get Lodge, No. 173 Rebekahs, took place on Thursday evening, July 9th, for term July lst, to Dec. 31st, 1925. The installation was conducted by Disâ€" trict Deputy Grand President Sister Mnnie Shepherd and District Deputy Grand Marshall Sister E. M. Keane, assisted by Sister N. MeCarthy, Dep. (Grand Warden; Deputy Grand Secreâ€" tary Sister Train, Deputy Grand Fiâ€" nancial Secretary Sister Reynolds, Deputy Grand Treasurer Sister R. Orr, Deputy Grand Herald Sister Olive Orr, South Poreupine; Deputy Grand Guardian Sister Cartwright, Deputy Grand Chaplain Sister Johnâ€" son, Matheson. E. Elliott V.G.â€"Sister Cowan R.S.â€"Sister E. Arnold F.S.â€"Sister M. Shepherd Treas.â€"SBister L. Johns Wardenâ€"SBister J. Kelly Con.â€"Sister H. Rutherford L. M. Murley (0.(G.â€"Sister 8. Johnson , R.S.NX.G.â€"Sister N. MeCarthy L.S.N.G.â€"Sister Geddes R.S.V.G.â€"Sister G. Closs L.S.V.G.â€"Sister K. Cameron Chap.â€"Sister E. Saytch LP.N.(é.â€"Sister Rose Anderson Pianistâ€"Sister M. Cameron OFFICERS INSTALLED AT * GOLD NUGGET REBEKAHS. ‘‘Do you find that advertising brings quick results?"‘ 4 “I should say it does. 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Corner Third Ave. and Birch St. PHONE 14 Cornér Third Avenue and Birch Street Phone 14 * T Timmins, Ont. balls, too Good golf balls cost 75 cents to $1.00 or more. If you lost only one ball per game, at $1.00 each, playing but one game per week during the season of, say, six months, it would cost you more than what you would pay for $1000 worth of profitâ€"participating life insurance in the Mutual Life of Canada, issued at the age of 30 Perhaps you hardly ever lose a ball. Perhaps you lose life insurance in some other way. Now is a good time to figâ€" Sn t Ts uc ds o 1 ure ou'i how ;"c;ti'can stop some of the leaks and cover the risk you are running every day at the expense of your dependents. Mutual insurance is insurance at net cost. ‘The Mutual Book explains. â€" Write for your copy toâ€"day. # *MUTUAL LIFE OF C AN AD Waterloo SULLIVAN NE it _%..% “.“. # # #4 # #© ## *# # *4 # *4 *# 6 #* * *4 + © *4 *# # *4 # *# #4 * 6 *% 4 + *4 4 # #@ ## # 4 *4 *# # #* *4 *# 4 *4 # © *4 *# # *+ @ #4 *, 6 *4 * # *4 #@ h #4 *# 4 #4 ® 4 *4 *# # ## # # * 4 *4 * % *4 *# #*% *. . “.00. * + #4 * 6 #4 *# @ *4 * 4 #4 * «+ #4 # *4 *# # #4 *# es 6 Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. â€"â€" OPEN TO ALL BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH HAT‘S the third ball I‘ve lost toâ€"day," says Smith; "and they were good, new DISTRICT MANAGERS Timmins 1e es On Frank Byck Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER requires first of all fine materials.~ _ The baking powder, the flavouring, the filling, etce., must all be of the very. best. This is a grocery where best is the rule. We do not handle inferior goods and so it is always safe to buy here, It is economical too. Our prices are always as low as the lowest. Ontario. . W 6 2