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| for :: : Ulcerated Stomach | Sour Stomach iHeadache Constipation Foul Breath %Howard’s Dyspepsia Reâ€" imedy will relieve you at | once. Every bottle is | guaranteed. Why Suffer? | If you fail to get relief at ronce after taking Howâ€" | ard‘s Remedy your money i will be refunded. Howard‘s Dyspepsia The Goldfield Drug Co. Ltd. Thursday, July 31st, 1 Constipation take Bedtime Pills It can also burn 22" wood. The fire box is designed for burning coal or wood, and is of the oval type. The porcelain enamelled electric oven is in the lower position, while the coal oven with adjoining warmâ€" ion. The complete range is conâ€" ing closet is in the elevated positi structed with all bolts and door hinges concealed. Have You Seen the New Combinaâ€" tion Coalâ€"Electric Range of Outstanding Merit? Secondâ€"hand Baby Carriages, repainted to sell from $8.00 and a special 20 p.c. discount on all new ones. Your Old Stove will be taken as a Part Payment on this New One. ONLY A FEW WEEKS MORE TO OBTAIN THE FINEST MEN‘S WEAR AT OUTSTANDING SAVINGS. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK NOW IN FULL SWING! 35â€"35% THIRD AVENUE WE SELL FOR LESSâ€" WHY PAY MORE? The Ideal Hardware Co., Limited 50 Youths‘ and Young Men‘s Fashion Craft Suits shown in Fancy Tweeds or Worsteds s-l 995 Priced for a quick clearance........... . > 150 Pairs Men‘s Fine Interâ€" woven Values up to $1.50 to clear Paints, Furniture, Crockery, Screen Doors, Water Hose, Refrigerators, Etc., Etce. Men‘s Fine English Dress Sold only by Special Line Men‘s Straw Hats to clear ... Holeproof Socks $4.95 pair Mark Bowie, Ltd. Kid or Fine Calf 69¢ pair Oxfords â€"q.â€"Inâ€"u.â€"â€"mi-luâ€"uuâ€"uuâ€"ll Remedy BOWIE‘S GIGANTIC Results T.B.A.A. School League Week of July 26 The following are the results of the T.B.AA. Schools League for week endâ€" ing July 26th:â€" 0 Year Divisionâ€"NO games SCneQâ€" duled. 11 Year Divisionâ€"Holy Family 6, Central 2; Holy Family 25, St. Anâ€" thony 19. 12 Year Divisionâ€"Central 8, Monst 2 :Holy Family 13, St. Anthony A. 12; St. Charles 10, St. Anthony B. 1. 13 Year Divisionâ€"Moneta 10, Holy Family 2. 14 Year Divisionâ€"Rain; all games postponed. Standing 10 Year Divisionâ€"Standing same as last week. Holy Family St. Anthony Central ... Moneta . Mattagami . St. Charles Central St. Charles ... Mattagami ... St. Anthony B Sti. Anthony A. Moneta : Holy Family . Moneta St. Charles Mattagami .. Central ...::.... St. Anthony Holy Family l‘i Year Divisionâ€"Standing same last week. Year Divisionâ€"No games scheâ€" 100 Pairs Men‘s Fancy Wool and Lisle Men‘s Fine Naincheck Athletic Combinations, button or butâ€" ton less type. Combinations Half Hose 11 Year Division 12 Year Division 13 Year Division 49¢ pair 69c pair Special to $12.00 95c | RESULTS BY POLLS FOR THE TOWN OF TIMMINS VOTING Jos. A. Bradette had a Majority of Around a Thousand in the Town. Only One Poll Here Gave a Majority for D. Chenier, The vote in Timmins was decisively for J. A. Bradette in the voting on the Dominion election on Monday of this week. The detailed figures by polls for the town may be of interest and are given herewith:â€" Poll No. Brad. Chen Maj. JBE 2l M s . Mb i ts ic s 135 0202 e n ie i i ra We en nb a s in s 3 120 . ;. 2. en ce ie en i s xt 0.: k18 l Te cssy Cns §4... iesd im ... 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 440 141 142 143 149;%....... Hospital 133A.> .:. 146A 149A Total Majority C It will be noted that only in the one poll No. 147, was there a majority for Mr. Chenier, the majority in this case being only one. For purposes of comparison it is inâ€" teresting to note the standing of the parties in the last parliament. At the dissolution of Canada‘s sixâ€" teenth FParliament on May 30th, the strength of the various parties in the House of Commons was thus: LAiDberals‘ on i . 120 CONnSETrVaALIVES® dsA 89 United Farmers of Albert@.......... 11 c css e c hn 12 Liberalâ€"ProgressIVves 8 Labour ... dn 19‘ k n sn e ied Independents ... i n inas 2 STANDING OF THE PARTIES IN THE LAST PARLIAMENT i30 Men‘s 18 oz. Pure Botany i _ Wool Serge Suits to clear Blue Serge Suits Menrt‘s Fancy Pullover $3.95 each Sweaters special Brad. Chen Maj ~:OL.:, M ++ ies 8 â€" 08. .. O 3 OE id ic O 118 * s § c4LG U 43 NO o Acrates Ti 40 38.. / 8 is .4 UA . 16 ~..09.... i OT MA 08 e T 7.¢........ 80e 158;., 119 in e y . 54 d d in it‘ 34. 43 LTL,...::sisi.2 31.; .. 80 ie 00 ind ce k Acerar sn e s oc s OR inss 4 57 s DDriviscssitrar 46.. 12 ;. iss 45 . .. 80 64 74:... hn 3 80 .... 10e NCA Ein i 19;;., 2015 id k‘ c i . 49: T 6 TIMMINS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS. ONTARIO 38 52 245 Aug. 29, Sept. 19 Aug. Aug. ‘TO HAVREâ€"LONDON Sept,. . se Montrose Aug. 28... i ... Metagama Full lnformatlon From Your Local Agent or write C. H. WHITE, DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT, C. P. S., NORTH BAY. GALLONS OF GOOD BEER FLUSHED INTO THE SEWER (From The Sudbury Star) Tuesday afternoon spent in the conâ€" fines of the local police station would have caused many a thirsty soul to weep bitter tears of dismay. To the accompaniment of moans and groans, 480 pints and 96 quarts of the finest products of Canadian brewers forund their way through the sewer of the jail to Kelly Lake. The beer, which had been seized in many of the recent raids carried out by the local police during the past few weeks, was dispensed to the fish under the direction of the Liâ€" quor Control Board and many a reâ€" sident would gladly have exchanged places with the finned occupants of the waters for the cccasion. NOT ENOUGH MEMBERS FOR THIS PART OF THE NORTH In an editorial article last week The North Bay Nugget says that Nipissing district should have two members in the Dominion House instead of one. If this is true aAbout Nipissing it is equally true about North Temiskaminzs. The size and population of this riding suggest that there should be two memâ€" bers here instead of one. What The Nugget says about Nipissing may ue used in connection with the case for two ridings in place of the one now for North â€" Temiskaming. The Nugge: says: ‘"Nipissing District has approximateâ€" ly 30,765 voters entitled to cast their ballots on Monday next, being one of the most populous constituencies in Ontario. Port Arthur constituency has 14,300 voters, and Fort William has 14,422, the two together not equalling the voting strength of Nipissing. "Some time ago, about the time of the Liberal nomination meeting at Sturgeon Falls, it was suggested that in the near future the constituency would be divided and that when tune next Federal election was neld, Nip:sâ€" sing would have two members. "On a basis of voting population this would seem to be a necessity. There are probably very few constituencies in Ontario where so many prople are qualified to vote in this election as in the District of Nipissing. Geographiâ€" cally, it is also one of the largest in Ontario, and a division would give the North more representation in the House. ® "When such a division takes place there will probably be a West and an East riding, with Sudbury the centre of the former and North Bay the cenâ€" tre of the latter. "Some changes will also take place in more northern constituencies between now and the next election, providing the election is at least several years away. The Dominion census will have been completed, and a basis of repreâ€" sentation will have been determined." PECOMINGQ Curtis Optical Co.â€" ‘TIMMINS ONT. 7, Sept. 5 21, Sept. 1 30:....:............. . LDichess of Kichmond TO BELFASTâ€"GLASGOW 16;;:Bept Minnedosa 0; BECRL. 2 yb is s HILE we pride ourâ€" selves on our ability to correct eye defects through the proper fitting of glasses we also have an expert knowledge of the right style in shape of lenses and mounting you need. TO ANTWERP 14, Sept. 11....}... t .ih Minnedosa Pb Te ies MEeita ............ Duchess of Richmond TO HAMBURG Duchess of York 19. Duchess of Richmond 4. .......... Duchess of Atholl 10. ....Duchess of Bedford e .......................... Minnedosa ..Montrose Metagama Montcalm Montclare OFFIGIAL HGURES NORTR TEMISKAMING VOTF IN 19276 For purposes of interest and comâ€" parison it is interesting to recall th: last election vote for the Dominicr House for this riding. Accordingly The Advance is giving herewith the official figures for the 1926 contest as published in these columns at the time:â€" Polling Joi. A Sub.â€"Div. Bradet! Advance poll Coch......... .. 28. Avdance poll Hearst ....... 3. Advance poll ... 1. ADLGIDL: :.:.3 ts esns y e ; * l is e s can s 60. AITICSONL .. ... .2., nsl ies i s h. AnsonvyIllG is 667. .8 d Barber‘s Bay ................. «... d0: S T: iss e nds s 42. :. ./ inss 16. BDOULKECS) : +oo k 123. sc . 34. sls ie ied s 48. Bolivin‘s Landing ............. . 4 Cache‘ ;. aa 1 E..A .i: k Casgrain 0o :.:. s i c in td Cochrane ... i i ies 0t .. 46 is 37. Deloro: ... ie is oo ... 1O dg s s00 i Edawards im 48 0 Fauquier oi Pournicr. iess ies d Frederickhouse ................. 89 Pryatt s s w ~O7 CHATONCL 2.;:..0. German. L. insl sig inss 1: (Goldale"..: :.:. Al (Goldlands 20 Gregoire Mills ............... 60 Halloway 6 8.( ces on iss 64 .:. .c d ns 94 ... : ns te 97 fTiGiland se s 1: HOmMETr " e e s 31 Hoyle :‘ s . 4 se e .i ukh o Island. Falls ............ inss 6 TIroquols Palls ......,....".:.;. 206 . 2. IEabin c in esns 10 696 slsn 14 |CIPigAant. .. .cs sn 73 Lowbush :}...: isnn 24 ‘Lowther ............................ 34 !Mace ..................................... 198 1 MatiESON ...fi 38 Mablice® i 131 13 Monteith in e 81 256 | Moose:Pactory 1 MountJoy ; 87 McIntosh Springs ... ce 1 NAKMA .:;\ ic 33 Nellic.. 40 NighntfHAWK 0 ENOremD®A .. i.i ds 118 @OHAEOIL sn dn 30 Opazatika: ..\ 62 Porquis Junction ... 51 .A i. is e 43 ... 140 e mc m :: 18 EY oi in i n oo ies 4 18 Smooth Rock .......:..,...... ... »AV scuth Porcupine ............ 132 SEAVELL .i ies dn se i SErickland. .:. :. O Smoky Palls......::.....:...:..«,.. 4k Tecety ; e i in M TimmIins ... e biyx Tisdale ;............ ced . 2. ies kx 4 Val Gagne : iA O VAL . RiItR ::!.,. ... t Oe Victoriaville ies xd Vimy Ridge ... e d o1 Watabeag ..‘ + Wawaitin .........., 5o Weyburn *.......... ie W ....;..".......; x Af â€" mm uy Majority for Bradette Total names on list . Total votes cast .......... Rejected ballots Total 165 polls KAPUSKASING TO HAVE FINE SKATING AND CURLING RINK Word from Kapriuskasing is to the eiâ€" fect that next month work will be comâ€" menced on the building of a fine skatâ€" ing and curling rink in that town. The contract for the building has been let and the work is to be completed in time for the hockey and curling season. It is said the rink will mean an expenâ€" diture of about $50,000.00. 1t will have a frontage of about 140 fset, with length of about 220 fest. The hockey ice will be 90 by 190 feet. There will be two sheets of ice for curling under the same roof. It is expected tna: curling will be as popular a sport in Kapussasing as it is in Timmins. The building is being erected by the Spruce Falls Power Paver Co., of Kapusâ€" kasing, who are apparently missing no chances to have everything for the Kaprmiskasing people. The rink is deâ€" signed to accommodate large groups of spectators and it is believed that the new building will boost hockey and curling not only in Kapuskasing but zlso in Hearst and Cochrane. Last Election Mr. Bradette Had Majority of 1154. Over 65 per cent of the Total Vote Was Cast in That Federal Election. Joi. J. Kay Bradette O‘Neill * OV 1. 1823 361 133 151 241 30 J 195 32 20 14 109 38 24 Holly Stores to Defend Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Cup The winners of the Timmins Softball League for 1930 are the Hollinger Stores. They will be worthy repreâ€" sentatives to defend the Marshallâ€"Fcâ€" clestone cup, having won both the first and the second half of the league. They have a good team and they Zhould not have any difficulty defeatâ€" ing the other teams that are members of the Cochrane District Softball Asâ€" sociation which comprises most of the Northerm towns. As soon as the other leagues declare their winners the playâ€"ofifs will be gone ahead with. It is hoped to send the winning team down to New Liskeard or North Bay as the case may be. Notices of the playâ€"off games will be duly given in The Advance when they are arranged. Compctition at Ladies‘ Golf Here Friday Last The following is the Ladies‘ Goli Competition on FPriday, July 25th:â€" First Flight MtrS, MoOoore PM iA »LRKGC in is 30.%;..... :401 Miss Brigham ........ 100;...: Miss Jamileson ........ 105...;,:: s Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Myrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Dalzell! .68 Mrs. Keeley 00; ; 82 Mrs.â€" Darling.:........".;.. ... 13.....: 1 10 Mrs. Russell ........ nR s it 69 Mtrs. 353 MrS:" ASh: .:; 1O O Mrs. 60. . .06 Mrs: Denlhny: itc 72 Miss P. Macpherson 129:;..::...4; 601z 69 Mrs. Fogg won in the first flight and Mrs. Kester in the second flight. Mrs. Kester won in the approaching and putting competition. The Fourth World‘s Poultry Congress now in session at Crystal Palace, Lonâ€" don, England, holds a special interest for Canadians, particularly poultryâ€" men. The Poultry Congress meets every three years. In 1927 Canada was host to visitors from 42 world nations; this year she joins 55 other countries as guests of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. CANADA‘S sSHOWING AT THE WORLD‘S POULTRY CONGRESS Canada‘s participation takes the form of a National Exhibit, a Livestock Exhibit, a Commercial Exhibit, and a substantial â€" contribution from Canâ€" UsedCars b 4600000040000 0004000000400 4600000000046 6066 6006466 6 60# 44 : National Motor Sales Lake ... Brigham Jamieson Keddie Fogg ... Brigham Jamieson Dalzell Keeley Darling Russell Kester Some elegant cars. All in firstâ€"class condition. Some are wonderful bargains Come and see them. You will be pleased. â€" It is easy to pick a car to suut you at a price to please you here. 55 Third Avenue e Arthur E.. MIoysey Co., ;} Second For Sale VW CEXCYXTYXTXTHKTTETEIYELTEEC adians in the form of scientific pagers read at the Congress. The keynote o Canada‘s National Exhibit is the econâ€" omic worth of Canadian Poultry Breecâ€" ing Stock. This is graphically presentâ€" ed in a novel and impressive exhilmt which is in every sense masterpieco of exhibition art. At the Congress the story of the « hibit is supplemented by an attractice booklet which not only describes the exhibit but deals with the several meâ€" thods and policies by which the ecorâ€" omic worth of poultry breeding stocsk from Canada has been developed. Mr. and Mrs. L. McLauchlan left c Sunday for a visit to the Souih Chief McLauchlan will attend the cornâ€" vention of the Dominion Chiefs 1 Police at Hamilton, and is expecte back here on FPriday. 4 PX S «x4 4 * Billheads Letterheads Statements Envelopes Invitations Programmes Blotters Posters | Ruled Forms Books, Etc. The Por'cupme Advance **4 4 *4 4 *‘ Phone 26 and have our representâ€" ative call on you to help solve your printing problems. Timmins