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Drug Store. Married Woman Fears Gas â€"Eats Only Baby Food "For 3 years I ate only baby food, everything else formed gas. Now, thanks to Adlerika, I eat anything and enjoy life."â€"Mrs. M. Gunn. has onl io. h. .. / stomach trouble. No matter what.';;t‘x have tried for stomach and bowels. édleflsg. will surprise you! GoldSeld Jusi ONE spoonful Adlerika relieves all GAS so you can eat and sleep betâ€" ter. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel removing poisons you never knew were there, and which caused vyour can be procut Householders boil it for at All Outside " proof. Phone Wrap all Garbage in paper Keep your Garbage van co Use plenty of Chloride of 1 If so, use "Nostroline." It clears the head and stops mucous discharge. Isn‘t that what you want? Get "Nosâ€" troline" just as soon as you can reach, or phone order to Timmins Drug Company, Goldfield Drug Store. YOUR NOSE NEEDS "NOSTROLINE" DR. 8. K. HARRISON 1b»o »opruce St. iNoriIn W. D. FORRESTER â€" Box 1059 Phone 258â€"i Meetings Herd in Oddfellows‘ Hall, Timmins WATCH ADVANCE FOR DATES 6â€"18p #,. * .“.“ #* + # ##* +) *# #* #+* *4 # # #* + *# #4 * + ##4 @ + #, ,* “0“0 ** # # # La #4 %. _# .“.“. Lad # # #46 ## + La *4 *# Ad Timmins Post Oifice: Room 2, Post Offics Timmins Samples may be left at Goldfields Drug Store, Timmins, next to Taylor Hardware « Samples by mAil promptly attended to House Phone 757â€"J., Schumacher J. J. Turner Sons, Ltd. PETERBOROUGH, ONT. Agents Everywhere "Free Taxis Toâ€"morrow" TENTS PACK BAGS FLAGS EIDERDOW N HAVERSACKS ROBES SNOWSHOES SKIIS DoG sLEIGHS DOG HARNESS TOBOGGANS HORSE TARPAULINS BLAâ€"KETS Ask your Local Dealer for Prices, or send your order direct to AUSTIN NEAME Viceâ€"Presidents A. E. MORTIMER D G B O HARRISAN 165 Spruce St. North JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER Watches, â€"Clocks and _ Jewellery Carefully Repaired Transfer Coal, Wood and Ice Phone 88 Box 617 SOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT. Corner Pine St. 8. and Third Ave. Geo. C. Murphy Customs Assayer and Chemist We Manufacture and Carry in Stock AWNINGS $1.00 any place in Timmins $2.00 to South Porcupine /A TION HOUSEHOLDERS President Just Phone 11 32 Third Avenue, Timmins 755 Hami!lton‘s One Dollar Checker Taxi Cold Coming On? procured W. C. Dillon SECOND SE CTION cured at the ers using w at least 20 n e Tollets m # .O 4 # 4# ® # ## #« #+, *# # *# # *# *# #@ ## # # *4 # + w# + LJ #* # # Cad + # Cad # # *# ®# ul *+ * # sSCHUMACHER McDonald Secretaryâ€"Treasurer SERVIGE Number 88 me which Hall, free ter must made Box 6â€"19h fy was the dancing of the Charleston by Helen Crews and little Doreen Wilis, the dance being very cleverly presented by these graceful little dancers. The evening was a success in every way and there was a general disposition to deâ€" clare it one of the very best yet. W. H. Wilson was the accompanist for the evening. J. Griffiths J. Walker . ENJOYABLE A‘T. â€"C and friends evening in the day evening 1 n very e The solo prolonged hearty red A. Brennan .. M. Angelo ...... E. Dickson ... W. McDougall ;;%.... Handicap J. ;Brough"..:.:..; 143 R. Fournier ....189.. JSAAAE 161 J. BKkeHy .. .....;.. 176 .. Relid;....:.....% 151. G. Campbell ... 0. Faman ...:.... Toltaly .....;...... 820. Handicap .... 56. J.*Cohnen ....... M. Shinehoft S. Goldstein . M. Hoffman . M. Shinehoft C. Abrams E. Abrams ... S. Platus ‘Trothls .;...}:;, Handicap V 165 R. S. Webb ....276 Totals®...:.:;...;. 1062 Handicap ... 27. A. Sauve J. Roberts A. Brisson F. Dafoe ... W. Booth . . Baint : C. Brown . J. Arscott . Totals ... Handicap The honour roll is as follows:â€"A. Sauve, 730; R. Webb, 727; J. Walker, 693; M. Shinenoft, 693; V. Ray, 678; E. Reid, 672; W. McDougall, 651; D. Reid, 650; M. Angelo, 616. The following are the scores for Mor.day evening‘s games:â€" A.S.D. The standing of teams in the second half of the Fraternal League is as folâ€" lows to date:â€"Holly Recs., 14 points; Moose A., 11 points; Y.P.L., 8 points; Moose B., 7 points; A.S.D., 4 points; 1.0.0.F., 4 points. The Y.P.L. are now in third place in the league, making a nice win over the 1.0.0.F. team Monday night, with a total pinfall of 3109, taking three points. In the Fraternal League bowling on Monday night the Holly Recs. won all four points. The Y.P.L. won three points. The Moose A. and Moose B. each won two points in their contest. Holly Recs., rolling their usual good game, kalsomined the A.SD. team. They had nice total of 3442 pins. The Moose A. team were a little off colour in their match with the Moose B., having a total pinfall of a little less than 3000 to take two points. Mocce A and Moose B Split the Honâ€" curs in Their Match, Honour Roll for Monday Night‘s Bowling This Week. HOLLY REGS AND Y.P.L. WIN IN MONDAY BOWLING GAMES Totals Each 1 Handicap Totals Totals»....3;; 1058 1085 Y. P. L. win 3 points. MOOSE "A‘ y Daher‘>.:... . »Brennan ...1715.:...... 176 . Angelo 195 Dickson 170 . McDougall 188........ 178 Totals\..;...}.. 1089 1242 Holly Recs. win 4 points 1.0.0.F. Totals Sutherland McLeod wiIn ApP] E sSOCIAL CORNXESH ....... 953 991 HOLLY RECS ....... 176..~,...352... ....... 101:;:s:..101.;: ....... 204........195... ....... 165..;;;....208.;.: MOOSE ~ga.. t .. 997 points 1002 955 196 145 248 876 C .P.L. 195 140 163 165 220 70 .207 .. 169 . 262 .172 1013 rts were rendered r and pleased all. Roberts received and merited the 153. .. 119 .. 169 .215 .133 1215 126 184 116 240 146 812 103 915 176 195 170 178 146 865 913 203 239 178 227 $18 165 52 TIME SOCIAL very pleasant hall on Thursâ€" ) was singing, a all present evening‘s proâ€" finish. The were rendered .. 201 1053 .. 192 1030 1086 .201 .. 282 .193 .. 245 .. 213 1084 1111 830 126 166 167 167 220 180 127 238 165 218 135 894 966 192 224 138 232 847 254 166 174 T77 95 .. 480 2557 .167 .818 .616 .074 .. 651 .347 2873 128 3109 196 .. 140 .. 183 .693 .. 334 .480 .307 2909 200 .. 133 .192 2699 7130 .054 .672 .678 T127 3361 ..029 .. 228 .. 082 .214 .864 . 401 2078 7A B 410 693 392 280 537 375 There will be a pleasing tea held in the Hebrew Congregational hall, Cedar street, north, on Wednesday, March 5th, commencing at 7 pm. A feature of the evening will be the drawing for the fancy table cloth. There is understood to be a chance that the Ontario Woman Lake Gold Company may buy the plant on the Clearwater Lake property of the Bobjo Mines. Such a plan is said to be unâ€" der consideration at present. The withdrawal of the Bobjo from its Clearwater Lake property has not lessâ€" ened the belief of other properties in the area in their holdings. Many of them have had excellent results from the work done and the geology and other indications are of the most favâ€" ourable kind. Diamond drilling equipâ€" ment is reported as transported to the Medicine Rock property of the Ontario Woman Lake Gold Company. Drillâ€" ing previously done gave encouraging results. It is hoped that the present diamond drilling and other exploration work will provide sufficient information to warrant installing a mining plant. It is in connection with these plans that the purchase of the Bobjo equipment is being considered. Satisfactory progress is being made| Totals . at the Blacksmith Rapids coal fields,! Kiwanee though just at present weather and other conditions are not favourable to| Brennan extended work. Camps have been| Donaldson built at the property and it is expectâ€"| Byck ... ed that there will be considerable exâ€"| Hocking .. tended work in the spring. Diamond | Eyre ... drilling work is being continued with favourable results. The shipment of| Totals ... coal for testing last week is to be folâ€" lowed it is understood, by regular| Hawkins shipments from time to time. B. Cooper ONTARIO WOMAN LAKE MINE MAY PURCHASE BOBJO PLANT Nine tons of lignite coal were taken out last week from the Ontario Govâ€" ernment coal fields at Blacksmith Raâ€" pids. This coal is to be used for testâ€" ing purposes. As shipped, it is underâ€" stood to have been wet, there being water in the shaft. This water comes from seepage, and it is interesting to no‘e that the water is quite salt. In view of the fact that Blacksmith Raâ€" pids is some 45 miles from the nearest point on Hudson Bay the presence of salt water is of special interest. . The presence of salt in the water is conâ€" sidered as a very favourable sign, espeâ€" cially in regard to the probable findâ€" ing of oil, as the same condition is said to prevail in Alberta in the oil fields there. Nine Tons of Lignite Shipped Out Last Week ith in Canada‘s northern areas of resource|gateway to the North required more than 814 million becomes reality in the Canadian Pacific Railway]poupds of structural steel in‘ its construction. bridge now nearing completion at Nipawin, Sasâ€" | Vehicular traffic will be carried in the space between katchewan. Designed to take the heaviest locoâ€" the ironwork and Canadian Pacific trains will travel motives likely to be built, this magnificent structure, on the top. (1) shows the pileâ€"driver at work in a little more than 1907 feet long, spans the Saskatchâ€" | 1928â€"1929. (2) In picturesque setting, the main ewan River at a point leading from the more definitely | piers of the structure are viewed from Ferry Hill in icultural section into mining and timber districts | August 1929 before the steel arrived. (3) The west of recognized magnitude. It will afford ready access | towers almost finished, December 18, 1929. (4) Lookâ€" to still unexhausted farm lands and direct transâ€" ing across the completed bridge on the vehicular € portation possibilities for those who will explore and | roadway which meets the Government highway at develop mineral areas rich in promise. This new |either end. icultural section into mining and timber districts recognized magnitude. It will afford ready access to still unexhausted farm lands and direct transâ€" portation possibilities for those who will explore and develop mineral areas rich in promise. This new s s# a¢ s h s on t w d 6 h on n y o 4 / > , ® . feds ap â€" T4 : » o) TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1930 Mighty Bridge Spans Saskatchewan (~~‘POLalSs 683 _ 7180 1914 | _ Kiwanees 2 points; T.B.C. 2 points. i MOOSE CBrennan .......... 145;.:;.... 10514;..:., 160;:;...... 456 l Donaldson ... 14b:...:.., 195....;,;: 434 M 170.:..%... 163.:...... 496 Hocking‘............ 129:%;:.:; 98 .......398 144101« and pleasing in all other particulars. All attending the event enjoyed it imâ€" mensely from beginning to ~end and give the Rebekahs credit for deserving the fine reputation they have for any and all sorts of social events. The card party and bean supper givâ€" en in the 1.0.0.F. hall last Thursday evening under the auspices of the Timâ€" mins Rebekahs was a wellâ€"attended event and proved â€"equally successful m::Koy"::.:;, C.:Cook)::;: M. Norlock E.{Roy....:.: C. Brough Hawkins B. Cooper M. King .. D. Porter M. Viland Tomkinson Cowper ............ 88 MacAskill .......156 MAscIolL:.:........... 187 :: ....:..... 152 T S ..;:.;...s. .. 125 The following are the results of the Ladies‘ Bowling for February 20th:â€" Ladies‘ Bowling Results for Week of February 20 Totals?:....;....;, 719 648 Ramblers win 3 points. TOgals..!..:....s 612 6: Moose win 3 points. N.B.B.O ~rRamsey......, ... 1 ‘Morrison 1: BOgie 161:;...:. 1 112;...... s...:.«: 2( pine Mtbpantre ... 1681 795 RAMBLERS 149. i. 132. 41098 133. 1 Toi. s 150. 207 L0113 ..122 A.S.D | 108;...:::, I 102;....}3 I 202 129 659 158 135 171 110 176 121 124 128 813 1851 154 171 161 142 126 160 170 134 102 786 623 137 176 150 127 146 107 116 696 106 146 167 122 105 156 667 167 150 159 559 97 2200 478 459 406 406 406 478 219 461 129 392 451 360 331 433 456 A34 496 398 416 345 426 514 301 Reports reaching here last week say that the quarantine has been lifted at the Burwash prison farm. There were several cases of smallpox at the Burâ€" wash farm recently but all are now reâ€" covered with business as usual. Before leaving, Mr. Hammell declarâ€" ed the affairs of N.AM.E. were in good shape and wellâ€"organized for another season of extensive activity, while at Howey Gold Mines the physical condiâ€" tion of the mine encouraged confidence in a mine of greater importance than appears to be generally realized. John E. Hammell, President of Howey Gold Mines and Northern Aerial Minâ€" erals Exploration Company, left Toronâ€" to Saturday night on his way to Engâ€" land and will sail March 7th from Southampton on his way to South Africa where he will attend the forthâ€" coming mining congress. Mr. Hamâ€" mell was accompanied by Mrs. Hamâ€" mell and will return to Canada about the beginning of June. JOHN E. HAMMELL LEAVES ON TRIP TO SOUTH AFRICA George S. Jarrett, who for the past nine months has been district inspecâ€" tor of mines, stationed at Sudbury, has resigned his position with the Ontario Department of Mines, to take effect March l1st, and it is understood, will enter the employ of International Nickel Company of Canada, as safety inspector. While several applications have been received, his successor has not yet been appointed for the position as inspector of mines for Sudbury disâ€" trict. Previous to his appointment to the Sudbury post Mr. Jarrett was on the staff of the Hollinger Mine. GEO. S. JARRETT RESIGNS FROM DEPARTMENT OF MINES April 2â€"Power Telephone vs. Hounds, alleys 1â€"2; Supremes vs. Lions, 3â€"4; Gold Belt vs. Tigers, 5â€"6. March 26â€"Tigers vs. Hounds, alieys 1â€"2; Gold Belt vs. Supremes, 3â€"4; Power Telephone vs. Lions, 5â€"6. March 19â€"Power Telephone vs Supremes, alelys 1â€"2; Gold Belt vs Hounds, 3â€"4; Tigers vs. Lions. 5â€"6. March 12â€"Gold Belt vs. Lions, alleys 1â€"2; Power Telephone vs. Tigers, 3â€"4; Supremes vs. Hounds, 5â€"6. March 5â€"Tigers vs. Supremes, alleys 1â€"2; Lions vs. Hounds, 3â€"4; Power Telephone vs. Gold Belt, 5â€"6. The following is the schedule for the third and last five games of the Ostrosâ€" ser League Bowling: Remaining Games of the Ostrosser Bowling League Ganaroque Reporter:â€"The latest fashion edict, long skirts for formai wear and short skirts for informal wear, looks mighty like a compromise between the manufacturs of dress goods and the silk stockings manufacturers, acres on V area that showings Cc down 268 favourable thoughly e exception â€" face, were property w since that on the loo} Mrs. Carson, of Haileybury, is visitâ€" ing her son, Mr. P. Carson, 14th Sixth avenue, this week. property was closed down last fall, : since that time the directors have b on the lookout for another property the company had considerable mo left in its treasury." Bobjo Mines, Ltd., has acquired an interest in San Antonio Mines, Ltd. This announcement was made last weekâ€"end at Toronto, and in commentâ€" ing on the matter The Toronto Globe on Monday of this week said:â€""A block of 60,000 shares has been purâ€" chased outright, and an option securea which will give Bobjo Mines control if it is exercised. A full examination was made by two engineersâ€"John Reid and Mark Littleâ€"before Bobjo officials closâ€" ed the negotiations. The San Antonio BOBJO ACQUIRES INTEREST IN THE SAN ANTONIO MINES D. H. Daher . K. Eyre ... W. Tonkin E. Dickson POWER TELEPHONE T. .Whitney 179...;,.. 168 T. 144.;:..;. 170...... 186 O.:;McGrath 124 B. McQuarrie 216.......145........ H. Dunsfield .246 ... 155. ... 168 7. C. Brown R. S. Webb ....229 Shinehoft ........199 JS Platt:.:.......... K. Sutherland 141 L. A.‘Conen .;..176 M. Angelo A. Tomkinson The following are the scores for the bowling on Wednesday evening of last week:â€" The standing of the teams up to and including Feb. 19th is as follows:â€" Team Won â€" Lost Pts. SUpIrEmes iciia i 34 Tiions..;..;..:. iss s ts hi m 29 .+. .:fi cssn 14.;.:..: 18 Hounds:";s. ie insl c Gold Belt M 9 Power Telephone ... 5........ PPA css is 5 Hounds:";s. ie insl c CGrold "Belt 20. 9 Power Telephone ... 5........ y ioi 5 There were 27 games played by each of the teams. There are only seven men on the strosser League honour roll for the week, as follows:â€"A. Saint, 691; V. Ray, 6478; A. Tomkinson, 669; W. Tonâ€" kin, 656 R. S. Webb, 643; L. Cohen, 628, and H. Daher, 622. For the Ostrosser League bowling on Wednesday last week the Supremes and the Tigers whitewashed their opâ€" ponents by taking all four points from the Gold Belts and Hounds respectiveâ€" ly. The Lions won three points in their match with the Power and Teleâ€" phone team. supremes and Tigers Each Took Four Points in Last Week‘s Bowling. Lions Also Won in Match with Power â€" and Telephone Team. SUPREMES AT THE HEAD OF â€" TXE OSTROSSER LEAGUE 953 Lions win 3 points Totals Totals .:;......... 881 Tigers win 4 points Totals ‘TOotRIS:;..........; 993 1048 Supremes win 4 points HOUNDS Totals Brown Burroughs McLeod Wilson ..... Clemens Gallagher time. Bo! i1 Woman hat gave on surfiace. A shaft was put feet, and after the most e section of the property was explored the results, with the of the values found on surâ€" e practically negligible. The was closed down last fall, and GOLD BELT 1.::2900..,..., 206. §:;153;......1098.., se w ..... 140........241... 2iz 178 .. ... . 923 978 SUPREMES is 189. 223. 1i 240;.:..;.. 206 199. 988 853 LIONS 180.:.::. 201 238....... 202 177........282 198;..:.::, 270 150.:.;.....2"45D. 245 745 92 TIGERS 2 20 December JC Antonio was a preliminary , he had exa: Lake in highly Bobjo officials closâ€" The San Antonio E_ 670 acres in the f Manitoba. Some 201 202 282 270 215 209 216 141 191. 149 205 183 157 921 stage of examined in s owns 1,320 the Patricia spectacular 170 202 125 158 843 817 144 242 211. 186 233 129 214 212 209 120 137 243 206 897 974 743 127 141 170 156 Tty, as money 551 622 656 583 528 500 529 361 569 1‘{l 525 678 528 595 587 592 669 72 502 345 628 691 563 486 558 537 351 149 Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Meetings ................ 7.30 p.m. Testimonies of Healing Through Christian Science Moysey Block Meetings heid in the Hollinger Recreaâ€" tion Hall two evenings a month. Dates will be announced in The Advance. J. G. HARREFS, President Cornish Social Club Christian Science Meetings ODDFELLOWS‘ HALL SublJject: Dr. E. L. Roberts SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Gibson Building, Timmins Boyd‘s Drug Store, Kirkland I (Graduate Special At Meets in Hollinger Recreation semiâ€" monthly. Watch The Advance for dates Invitations may be obtained from wecretary or President upon application or from members of the Committece. F. KITCHER, President MRS. T. RICHARDS, Sec.â€"Troas., Box 1037 Timmins, Ont. Civil Engineer Ontario Land Surveyor Building Plans Estimates, P.O. Bldg. Timmins _ Phone 362 W. D. Cuthbertson, L.A. CONsSULTING AUDITOR Office Systems Installed Income Tax Adjuster Room 2, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block Arch, Giflies, B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. Meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month, in the Basement of Anglican Church ALL VISITING MEMBERS WELCOME HENRY DEAN, J. . ARCHER W.M. R.S. Barrister, So‘licitor, Notary Public Meets every Friday evening in the Odifellows‘ Hall, Spruce St. North. Visiting brethren requested to attend H. H. REDDEN H. M. CAVANAGH Barrister, Solicitor, Etce. Crown Attorney District of Cochrane Bank of Commerce Building Timmins, Ont. (IMMINS LODGE, 1.0.0.f. No. 453 Massage treatments will be given to patients desiring same, at their own homes, by Mr. Austin Neame, who has had considerable experience in this class of work. For appointments, phone McIntyre 62, or write Box 426, Schumacher. 8. C. Platus, B.A. William 0. Langdon Dr CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Officeâ€"Room 10, Reed Block Phone 640 raduate Ont. Veterinary â€" rcial Attention to Long J and Telephone Calls Phone 161 New Liskeard, PHYSICIAN and SURGEONX Phone 416 P.O. Box 1591, Timmins Ont. SE COND SE CTHIOQON 5 REED BLOCXK, TIMMINS LA NCASHIRE CLUB P.0O Box 833, Timmins, Ont. Noble Grand TIMMINS L. O. L. S. A. CALDBICK Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. A. E. MOYXYSEY BLOCK Timmins, Ont. W,. J. WILLS, Sec.â€"treas. Box 176, Schumacher Dunn HUDSON Timmins College) Distance Ont 1 Lake 21 p tf