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On Monday n1 :essary to run the pi wice to satisfy the dem aearance. le scheduled P. D. I may resulted in a w from the McIntyre 0. The game was g The Entire Stock at Astounding Reductions ’erc ed PGTCMpfifl© Adwan©© . .mci rested in the third Insert One Next Week For Sure Results .. You should try The Lra One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance will bring you what you require 3W )T 1E 1131' here practica ne held Jr of Fined in Police Court for Speeding in Ti men in town 3 ch. EU ed for .everal un TEE was reque CC K6 '€( " TELLING 7W “ this week each for reckless c in 'l‘immins 1nd 5 driving 9 of them lready. to in Ii‘ Mr. Tommy Stephens returned on Tuesday evening from a holiday in [the south. accompanied by his pride/for- imerly Miss Minnie Stevens, on/ of the lpopular young ladies of the town. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Stevens. The couple were quietly married while , away on holiday. Hosts of friends here will join in extending best wishes to the young couple. and other attractions for the swimmers. Beating and fishing can also be had by those who prefer these recreations. During the afternoon, soft drinks and ice cream were served to the children and in the pavilion, others took part in various other forms of amusement. Taking it all round the picnic was a most enjoyable and successful event. POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE VVEDDED WHILE 0N HOLIDAY and thanks to the generous action of Dalton's Livery, two buses loaded right .own were soon on their way to the new picnic spot. The place is ideal for a good outing; 9. fine beach. with ladies' and gent's dressing rooms. a good diving board. The picnic held on Saturday last by the Lancashire Social. Club was an out- standing success. the event being held at the new picnic park at Bayside Beach, Barber's Bay. The members to the number of around 60 assembled at the T. 8; N. 0. station to go out on the 11.40 train. Some misunderstanding of the arrangements made previously. and no intsructions having been received by the conductor of the train, it was found that the train would not stop at the point decided upon. 80 the train left the crowd disappointed on the plat- form. However the committee got busy of this particular charge. In anothei case the husband took the wife and family to Quebec province. and this case was allowed to go by default. In the juvenile court. a ooy faced a charge of theft for goods taken from a number of bicycles to make a new kind of bicycle that its owner would not know. LANCASHIRE SOCIAL CLUB HOLD SUCCESSFUL PICNIC bands were charged with n of their wives and families. 2 case the woman who laid 1 had left town, so no more of this particular charge. ] house a Timmins man was requested to hand over $10.00 and costs. A man charged with vagrancy was given a week‘s remand to allow him to get. a job. There were three cases where hus- Mllfllmélmz I " M x [aw/4% I an "/77 nHE PETAURISTS ARE A GROUP OF THE POUCHED ANIMALS HAvme A PARACHUTE' UKE EXRAHSTUH 0E THE SKUT ALONG THE FLAHKS STMILAR m STRUCTURE To THAT 0E THE FLYING SQUTRRELS. THE TAGUAH £3 THE LARGEST OF THE PETAURISTS. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TLMMINS, ONTARIO THE PIIAURIST OR TAGUAH Mr. Norman J. Leaman who has been on the local staff of the T. Eaton Go. here left today to assume the duties of manager of the groceterla branch of the North Bay store. Mrs. Leaman and son. Clem. will join Mr. Leaman within the next two or three weeks. According to the last issue of The Northern -Tribune, of Kapuskasing, there is likely to be a Labour party candidate in the next election contest in North Cochrane for the provincial house. The Tribune says that there is considerable disappointment with the administration of North Land affairs and at the same time a lack of faith in the Liberals doing anything for a time after neglecting the North so long. It would make things quite interesting in North Cochrane to have a three- cornered race, The Tribune thinks. but at the same time the paper seems to have an idea that the Liberal might not run a candidate against Labour but would attempt the roundabout plan of defeating the Conservative candi- date. LABOUR CANDIDATE MAY RUN‘IN NORTH COCHRAM :out the services of a road to get to and from their properties. To them roads are essential. and it is certain now tlut some of them are becoming dis- eouz'aged. One settler this week told 'rhe.Advancetiuu he had neverznade any public complaint before but. now was so disheartened by the failure of all premises and prospects that he thought “he would kick so hard that he would kick himself out of the country alto- gether." Under the best of conditions the settler has a hard time and it takes courage and grit to stick to it. With- out roads he is so handicapped that he hasn't a fair chance to make good. The Government should take up the question in the most earnest way. If settlement is not wanted. it would be well to say so plainly. rather than by cursing settlement ou't of existence by the heart-breaking plan of refusing roads. Many Settlers Badly In Need of Roadways thi‘ 110 11d appe ampaign district. ament ir. year h 's have madc farms. are st gn for roads for set- :t. There is a, note- in the Night Hawk from Connaughtr. for so settlers who for 11‘ Jad to made earnes are still with nditions it takes With- that he :9 good. up the way. If ’ould be than by nncn by A sharp electrical storm visited Co- balt on Saturday and did a little dam- age. Lightning bolts made a number of direct hits in different places. One of the most noteworthy of these was at the Cobalt Contact Mine where the transformer house, which was struck about a week before, was destroyed by a bolt. Lightning also ran down the telephone wires into the local office of the Northern Telephone Co. and caus- ed some damage to the switchboard. necessitating the calling out of the fire department. There was also a very heavy fall of rain during the storm, which fortunately did not last very long. While the general admission to the Kiwanis Karnival to be held in the Timmins skating rink on July 29, 30 and 31. will be 10 cents. advance sale tickets are now on sale at 6 tickets for 50 cents. These are in strips and a stub is attached leaving a serial number. The lucky numbers will be drawn and valuable prizes given to the holders of lucky number stubs. These strip tic- kets with the lucky number stubs will only be available before the Karnival Opens so the public are advised to pur- chase their tickets at once. Tickets may be secured from any Kiwmian or from a group of young ladies who have entered a contest to sell advance tic- kets. SHARP ELECTRICAL STORM DOES DAN‘IAGE AT COBALT For the same period in 1928 the fig- ures werezâ€"gross income, $1.027.063.- 60: costs. including development. $570.- 559.12: net earnings. $456,504.48; less provision for taxes, $22,020.25: net earnings before depreciation. 343448425 Prizes for Tickets for Kiwanis Karmval Event The following are the figures for the first quarter of this fiscal year. ending June 30. 1929:â€"3ross income. $1.062.- 611.32; costs. including development. $592,499.14: net earnings. $470,112.18: less provision for taxes for period. $28.- 932.29: net earnings before depreciation $441,179.89. The olficial statement of the M0111- tyre Porcupine Mines. Ltd.. for the three months ending June 30th. 1929. show an increase of $13,607.70 in net earnings before depreciation over the same 'period in 1928. McIntyre Earnings for Quarter Show Increase o 1929, King Fatima Syndicate. Inc, Great Britain rights moved. the figures for th fiscal year. endin; ;s income. $1.062. HE OPOSSUM HOUSE IS THE SMITH: [5T OF THE PETAURISTSJT IS ABOUT THE SIZE OF THE COMMON HOUSE AND IS LIKE IT "I COLOR ON THE UPPER PORTIONS OF ITS BODY, BUT THE UNDER PARTS ARE PURE YIHITE There will alv New York Times her the family i. Look for next week‘s advertisement for many other big features in Timmins on Wednesday, August 7 11 roup in which Bathing Beauty Contest 'k Times: “In some form or family is bound to survive. Girls, Watch for the Big Baseball Copper Clifi' he need Temiskaming Champions McIntyre Ontario Champions TWO GAMES of a compact the younger A Real Big V21 SKIS members. can have free access to the fieckties and silk stockings belonging to the older members." Thursday, July 18th, 1929 ‘By Pim