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The plays for Saturday night and matinee will be announced later. Miss Marks also has with her_ six acts of vaudeville and these eliminate any waits between acts, as well as nroviding firstâ€"class entertainment. Miss Arlie Marks and her musical company of twenty people are coming to the (Goldfields Theatre for four days, commencing Wednesday next, Oct. 14th. Miss Marks and company will present new plays, with new scenery and effects. Miss Marks this season has a cast of clever people and they will please all. The reputation of this company this season is that they will please the most eritical. On â€" Wednesday. night, Oct. 14th, Miss Marks and her company . will present **‘Fortyâ€"five Minutes From Broadway."‘‘* This is the noted play, with music, that has been the suceess of Avo continents. The offering for Thursday night, Oct. 15th, is the baffling mystery play, ‘‘Kick In.‘‘ On Friday night the play will be that mirthâ€"producer, ‘‘Are you a Mason?"*‘ If you are a lodge memâ€" ber this play will make you roar with laughter, no matter what lodge â€" or lodges you may belong to. If you are not a member of any lodge, you will have to laugh just the same. POPULAR THEATRICALS, FOR TIMMINS, OCT. 14â€"17 The annual meeting of the Caleâ€" donian Society of Timmins will be held on Friday evening of this week, Oct. 9th, in the Hollinger Recreation Hall. The chief business <of course, will be the election of officers for the ensuing year and the other business of the Society connected with the annual â€" meetings. The Society . was established in 1920 and since then has successful. It is deâ€" sired of course that the suceéess acâ€" hieved should be continued,‘ and, as the success of a Society depends very materially on the officers elected, it is par%culgrly necessary to have a good attendance at the annual meeting and as much interest as possible in the event. â€" According to the constitution, ‘‘ordinary members only shall be enâ€" titled to vote : or be elected to office."‘‘ All ordinary members should be in attendance on Friday evening so as to assure the continued succgess of the Caledonian Society during the coming vear. The women of the Baptist Mission Circle announce a sacred concert in the Baptist Church, Timmins, on Friâ€" day evening, Oct. 9th, at 8 o‘clock. All interested in mission work at home or abroad will be welcome at this event. A thankâ€"offering for mission work will be taken up. Miss CONCERT BY MISSION CIRCLE FRIDAY NIGHT. (‘opps will oecupy the chair and tWill also give an ‘address on the Uses and Blessmgb of a Mission Cincle in a Church. â€" There will be special music, readings, etc. Luck did not seem to favour them until recently and had they not been good sports they would hl\elx have diupped the prospect cbefore this. However, last weelks word come to town that at the 120â€" i-level they h‘.ul made a nice strikeâ€"a 10â€"ft, w ide vein of highâ€"grade with lots of free gold showings and all the earmarks of a good thing. â€" There will be general hopes here that further work will prove up even bett.er The Union Mining Corporation desel\es a good thing, There will be general pleasure in this district at the report that the Union Mining Corporation has eviâ€" dently mitde a good strike at their new property in Dubuisson Township, Quebee. The Union Mine spent a lot of money and did considerable work on their property southâ€"west of Timâ€" mins,~ but did not meet, with good luck. ~They laboured under all sorts of handicaps, especially in the way of transportation facilities, having to spend several thousand dollars of the money that would otherwise havé been invested in mining work in the buldâ€" ing of a road from Timmins to fain access to the property. spendâ€" ing much time and mohey: on their Whitesides property, the Union Minâ€" ing Corporation was foreed to disâ€" continue work there on account of the heavy costs, without compensating reâ€" turns. â€" They did not, however, simply curse the luck and leave the country. Instead, they went into the promising country reached from Amos on the Transcontinental éast of Cochrane. There they have been working for some time in Dubuisson Township. UNIONX MINE MAKES GOOU STRIKE IN DUBUISSON T. Encounter 10â€"foot Vein of High Grade With Free Gold. spend money investt ing of THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO he electron year and | Society co meetings. MEETING PRIDAY CALEDQNIAN SOC tion of officers f¢ ad the other bus connected wit} rs.â€" The Society 1920 and since successful. It i that the sucees e continued," an Society depends e officers elected, evening of Hollinger f business nmins will be x of this week, ger Recreation iess cof course, officers for the other business cted with the e Society . was nd since then ful. is deâ€" business with the ety â€" was nece then Tt is deéâ€" ceéess acâ€" and, as nds very ‘ted, it is It is understood that Hon. Chas. McCrea, Minister of Mines for Onâ€" tario, will visit Timmins next Wedâ€" nesday on official business and will take up a number of questions reâ€" garding the requirements of the mines and prospectors. Hon. Mr. Mcâ€" Crea keeps in the closest touch with all phuses of mining and prospecting and is evidently very desirous to assist in every way possible in the development of the mining resources of the North Land. â€" MINISTER IF MINES IS EXPECTED HERE NEXT WEEK The golfing season is drawing to a close. _A start has already been made on the greens of the local links to cover they over for the winter as a protection against the frost and within a very short while the Timmins dlinks will be deserted, and after cleaning up clubs and storing them away for the winter months local golfers will be turning their attention to other sports, which are necessary to pass the winter months, but which can under no consideration equal the royal and ancient game. . GOLFING SEASON NOW DRAWING TD A CGLOSE Season Has Beerf Pleasing and Sucâ€" cessful With Keen Competition. Carnation Milk , From all grocersâ€"Carnation is insuned milkâ€"the safe milk for your baby. 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