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é b 4b 604 Northern Ontario Building Toronto 2 ~ Phone Adelaide 8354.8355 4 4 * 4 44 *4 4 * s t a t ERNEST H.BRIDGER Co. stt Tt * * 4 3 4 3 5 s 3 3 t s t 5 5 5 5 . . 5 . i i i i i . i i i i in in n 050 15 45 45 4 Mr., W. Stanforth and Mr. J. R. Trencote, of New York City, were visitors to Timmins this week. Why Not Buy Your Soft Drinks made with the best Spring water of Northern Ontario? SPRING WATER BOTTLING WORKS Jos. Clusiau, prop. Telephone 60 P.0. Box 19 SOUTH PORCUPINE Warehouse in Timmins at 106 BALSAM STREET SOUTH Thursday, June 28th, 1928 Fiftyâ€"four births were recorded in ay at Sudbury. Sudbury keeps on Timmins and District Notes Terms during Sale afle strictly cash Corsets, Gossard Corsets, Ties, Collars and Cuffs, Flowers, New Felt Hats, All Children‘s Hats, Gloves Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Madeira, Linens, Monarch Yarns and all other Yard Goods. s % DISCOUNT on Dresses, Blouses, Smocks, Slips, Vests, Bloomers, Night Gowns, Lovers‘ Form Shoes! W during Sale. m S A L. ANNUAL Commences Friday Morning, June 22nd at 9 o‘cock This haltâ€"yearly sale of High Grade Merchandise is starting a little earlier than usual, and you will find it will pay you to investigate our values. We buy no goods specially for Sale purposes, so all Merchanâ€" dise on sale will be our usual quality, and everything will be on sale. No Discount onds issued Dresses Canadian Mining Securities Purchased for Cash Rayon Bobettes all colours at /5 price one lot at Ru\‘,l # Sid Due to the resignation of Mr. F. E. Wood as issuer of automobile licenses at Iroquois Falls, the Iroquois Falls Motor Clhb, which is affiliated with the Ontario Motor Club has reâ€" commended to the Department of Pubâ€" lie Highways that Ernest MceDiarmid be appointed to succeed Mr. Wood. In registering a conviction for careâ€" less driving last week, Magistrate Weegar suggested the opinion that no man should be allowed to drive an auto if he were a cigarette smoker. Magistrate Weegar is not an admirer of cigarettes. So is vour old W.C. The next regular meeting of the town council is scheduled for Monday afternoon, July 9th, at 4 p.m. Mrs. Dexter and son, of Lorain Valley, Ont., is #isiting her daughter, Mrs. 8. H. Piric, of Timmins. Balance of Spring Coats at 33/4* discount With the exceptxon of Hurlbut, all Shoes go on Sale less 20 Silk Raincoats Regular $12.50 to clear $8.95 An interesting coincidence has been noted in connection with the wedding at Cobalt Jdast week of Miss May stadelman, and Mr. Wim. Taylor, forâ€" merly of GHasgow, Scotland, but now of Kirkland Lake. _ The .bridegroom was the second man of the same nume to marry into the family of the bride. An older sister of the bride is the wife of Wm. Taylor, formerly mayor of New Liskeard, and a wellâ€"lknown North Land business man, a member of the Geo. Tavlor Hardwars Co, tke way of one of the knocked down.â€" He | to the hospital for‘tre was sufficently recoveé home. Norman Fletcher, the threeâ€"yearâ€"old son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Fletcher, of Cobalt, received a rather severe laceration on the left side of his head while at play at the Lang street playâ€" ground there. The little lad got in tke way of one of the swings and was knocked down.â€" He thad to ‘be taken to the hospital for‘treatment, but later was sufficently recovered to #go to his At a special meeting of the Haileyâ€" bury Council on Wednesday evening, contract was awarded to Messrs W arâ€" ren Bros., Toronto for the building of the road through the town. ‘The conâ€" tract price was $63,000. It is underâ€" stood that the contractors will have equipment on the ground by July 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartlett, of Tonaâ€" wanda, N.Y., were Timmins visitors last week. Members of the Laneashire Social Club are reminded to meet at the Hollinger Recreation hall at 9.45 a.m. on July 1st for the amnual outing. Explosives Co., motored up from ronto last weekâ€"end. He found road in bad shape, having to be ; ed out on more than one oceasion Mr. Geo. Richards, of California, who has been vigiting Tis father, Capt. Richards, of Timmins, for the past couple of months, returned last week to his home in the South. one lot at $1.00 Stewart, of the Canadia Co., motored up from T« 1 up Prom 10â€" He found the pullâ€" s..\...\.! A.#A.\..\..\..\\\.x.-s.t..\\\\%\\\fi%\.\\%%\.\%\\%\\\#\#\\\\\\@ %@i% Considerable attention was directed to a part of the Central public school grounds on Saturday last, there beâ€" ing a caveâ€"in of twelve or fifteen feet or so square, the filling on top dropâ€" ping down some three or four feet. The caveâ€"in occurred during the night. It was due to the covering of a old filledâ€"in cesspool rotting away and leaving a cavity, the cyanide filling on top eventually breakinge. down. The caveâ€"in was not serious enough that any injury would have resulted had there been children playing above it at the time. As it was, however, the caveâ€"in occurred when all the youngsters were at home asleep. ‘‘A dropâ€"in of the sand and earth‘‘ would perhaps better describe: the incident than a ‘‘caveâ€"in,‘‘ the dlatter word suggesting to the most of people someâ€" thing more serious than the little drop in the level at the scehool erounds. #4 #* *# <€ *#* # # _ *L #4 #@ 4# #* # # *4 # # #4 #,. * e* *s #* # #4 #, *# #4 #4 *# + #4 # # #4 *# © #* + .“ .“ .“ e # # ## # Ld ## # ‘00.“ #, * + *# “. #4 *# © $ #4 #4* # + ## #. .’ * y #4 # Â¥+ *# # #4 #4 + + #* # #4 # #* @ 4 #4 # LJ #4 # ® #4 * # #* * «# #* #. 4 sw s? *4 *# # #4 # # ##* # # #* # L3 #4 *#* # + #* #+* *# # #4 # L3 #* * + ## # + #* *#* # *# #* #4 *# « #4 # # #* # + ## *# 4 ** #* *4 # «# #* *# #+* # #4+ # W *#* # .. A quiet ‘but very pretty wedding took place on Tuesday afternoon of this week at the United Church, Timâ€" mins, when Mr. Frederick Charles Barnicoatt was united in marriage to Miss Effie Hunter, Balsam street rovth. Rev. J. D. Parks officiated. Miss Catharine Hunter, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Robt. C. Walsh was groomsman. _ During the signing of the register Miss Ina Cotcher sang *‘Until.‘" Miss Fern MaeCarthy played the organ for the occasion, the music hbeing a special feature of the event. Mr. and Mrs. Barnicoatt will take up residence in town. â€" Many friends in the town and district will join in extendng best wishes to the young couple. CAVEâ€"IN ON GROUNDS OF CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL MARRIAGE AT TIMMINS ON TUESDAY OF THIS WEEK â€"_The other games still uwle for the Junior base clude the following :â€" Thursday, July 12th cupine at Cochrane. Wesdnesday, July 1 at South Poreupine. Wednesday, July 25t] ecupine at Timmins. _ Wednesday, August at Cochrane. Wednesday, August at Timmins. Thursday, August | at South Poreupine. Wednesday, . August Poreupine at Cochrane. play at Timmins on Wednesday afterâ€" noon of next week, July 4th. This should be a particularly good game as the Cochrane team is said to be a specially good one. Timmins Juniors have already shown their capabilities and are confidently expected to go !through the season with credit to themselves and with the interest of all the basdball fans well maintained. In the Temiskaming. Junior baseâ€" ball as:beiation series, Cochrane will Cochrane is said to have a classy 4 Juhior ball team that will put up a lively contest and keep the crowd inâ€" terested all the time. _ One of the| much talkedâ€"of members of the Cochâ€"| rane team is the pitcher who was one | of last year‘s noted team at Silver| Centre, the team that captured the MeInnis eup and that has had a big | reputation for fine ball playing in |# this North Land. ; After playing here on Wednesday, ; Cochrane will go to South Poreupine |Â¥ on Thursday of next week, pla_\‘ing'g 2 > 1 the South Poreupine Juniors in thvl basebal}k line. [a GOGHRANE JUNIOR BAL TEAM HERE ON JULY 4 Will Play at South Porcupine the Folâ€" lowing Day, Thursday, July 5th DUNKIN GOLD MINES THE PIONEER BROKERS Arthur E. Moysey Co., Limited games still on the schea lunior baseball series in Estab. Timmins Phones 1904 Ont. 100â€"101 Private wires to New York, Montreal, Toronto, and connecting all our offices. Directorate composed of substantial business menâ€"R. Home Smith, J. H. Black, K. G. Masson, J. R. L. Starr, J. A. Dunn, W. F. Spencer and S. A. Shoemaker ; assuring qpeculatlve pOSSlbllltleS Additional information on request. Shaft sinking now under way; mining plant, buildings and equipment are sufficient to sink to the 1,000 foot level. Owns approximately 520 acres, in the Woman Lake Mining Area, District of Patricia. The surface indications and showings were so rich, mining men refer to this property as the "Jewellery Shop" Capital 4,000,000 shares $1.00 par value, of which about 1,500,000 remain in the Treasury. Company with over $120,000 on hand is amply financed to carry out projected plans. Atugust S8Sth Write :â€" 18t Oth South Special cable facilities with London, England Sout l l ll.l ; 4 , l OcCHNrPanpk South the Ina ern th mal 01 take charge of _ the more difficult Windsor situation. The Northern Ontario work is carâ€" ried out by three police districts, each in communication with the Toronto headquarters. _ The intention, howâ€" ever, is to give the work the coâ€"ordinâ€" ation which it needs by transferring either the Prescott or the Ottawa inâ€" spector there, and attaching him jointly ito the three districts. (Greater efficiencey. in law enforcement work is anticipated from such a policy. Attorneyâ€"General _â€" Priceâ€" further Used tions As a result of recent study of law enforcement and conditions in general in Northern Ontario and in the proâ€" vince in general, Hon. W. H. Price, K.C., Attorneyâ€"General of the proâ€" vince, last week made the announceâ€" ment that a provincial police inspecâ€" tor would be appointed to coâ€"ordinate the work of the three Northern Onâ€" tario provincial~ police districts, and also that Inspector Moss, the senior inspector. of the province, now at the London post, would be transferred to INSPECTOR OVER THREE NORTH LAND DISTRICTS In the list of those passing from Form I to Form II at the Timmins High iSchool, as published in The Adâ€" vance last week, the name of Dorothy Johns was inadvertently omitted. Dorotlhy jpassed the examinations for promotion from Form I to Form II making a percentage of 54.6 on the total. DOROTHY JOHNS‘ NAME SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON LIST July 3rd, betweenâ€" the Lanceashire and Dome Mines F. C. Holly Rees. have a ibye. The final game will be on saturday, July 14th, befweenâ€"the Holly Rees. and the winners of next Tuesday‘s game. ,r,./lV/IIll7llll?f/’“?f/lyfllfifffif/ll?f/f’fiff///ff’llffhfi FIRST DICKSON CUP GAME HERE ON TUESDAY NEXT The first round of the Dickson Cup will be at Timmins on Tuesday next, July 3rd, between the Lancashire and Dome Mines F. C. Holly Rees. have a ibve. The final came will he ff/.l»?’7#ff’////f//n’lrff“’/f/fgflgfgffwffl/,lyf/fi/@u Admission: STOCK BROKERS 1.0.0.F. Hail REFRESHMENTS Dominion Day South Porcupine 9 p.m. to At ‘the present moment when the European nations are strugaliny back to the gold standard, the question of the production of gold in the world in attracting the greatest interest and concern, writes a noted. economist. Canada as a gold producing nation now stands third, having produced 1,748,364 fine oz. in 1926, with the United States second, with 2,288,080 oz. and the Transvaal easily first with 9,954,764 oz. The problem which is so engrossing the attention of the world‘s money markets is whether the output of gold in the future will be adequate to supply the needs of the world for money purposes and the fine arts. â€" Grave apprehensions have been voreed of late that this will not be so, since the great Rand Mines seem to be at ther peak of production, and their rapid d(}elmo in output is confidently foretold in the next few years. That this forebodes some quite serious conâ€" sequences seems â€" undoubted., _ The leading nations of the world have, for ill or well, adopted the gold standard and if sufficient supplies of this metal are not forthcoming, serious problems will have to:be met in the not far fuâ€" ture. _ _ The ability of the Canadian mines to supply the world with the gold 1t needs, therefore becomes a question of very great impurtanoo Although the production in Canada is becoming every year more imporâ€" tant, yet it can be easily realized that thev have to go a lon«r way vyet beâ€" fore they are ablv to suppl\ the world with such enormous quantities of the precious metals as do the South Atfriâ€" can mines. But however that may be, the importance of â€" Canadian â€" gold mines to the world cannot be overâ€" estimated. The bosoms of the wise are the tombs of secretsâ€"Japanese Proverb.. PRODUCION OF GOLD NOW ATTRACTING ATTENTION Un account of the bad week the play for the Geo was cancelled.= It is to cancel the first round instead to play only 36 ho for the shield, pla\ to Jbe. Owing to the lateness of the cnmplotm«r of the 7 this plan is considered t ceptable. WEATHER PREVENTED PLAY FOR GEO. LAKE GOLF SHIELD 41c plus 3¢ tax mpleting of the 72â€"hole q an is considered the most e Geo. Lake shield is proposed_ now round played â€"and to be on July 2nd ss of the time fo1 36 holes bad weathi OT