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WONWMWWN 0 ' L. Halperin . . jiti' gmgfinflgfiflmfi o-tHt-tHH.........-...--', fiEfiEfi%gfiEfi§Efijfi%Wgfi§ il I, L. Halperin t .-t--.6..-.6H.o..- “'90 MOWWWOWONMOWW“M Our Optical Department, with a full equipment for testing eyes and correcting your vision, is always open for our patients. We guarantee every case. We also replace broken lenses and mend broken frames Jeweller and Optician Telephone HI Pine Street, Next Post Office Easter is coming soon. We are ready to meet your demands in any article of Silvers ware, Cut Glass, Limoges or Jewelry. FOUR FOOT SLABS WALLINGFORD BROS. MATTAGAMI HEIGHTS $5.00 per cord, at the yards. All Slabs, no cdgings. For Sale The annual meeting of the Timmins Football Club was held in the Council Chamber on Friday evening and there' was an unusually large attend- ance and all present showed a very desirable interest and enthusiasm for the sport and for the success of the club this coming season. There were over 35 present and this is a large number to gather together here for any formal organizing meeting for any sport so early in the season. The president of the Club, Mr. W. Field, opened the meeting in his usual capable manner. The report of the Seeretary-Trcuasurer, showing a bal- ance of some fifty odd dollars in tlie bank to the credit of' the Club was read and adopted. The audito'r's re- port was 'also received and adopted, as well as other routine business transacted. Mr. Field then asked Mr. J. W. Faithful to take the chair for the nomination and election of offic- ers. This Mr. Faithful did with Iris mm inimitable wit and skill. lle sur- "MINE fllilllillll. tlllil 1lillilll “Will MIME Big Crowd. Lots of Interest and Enthusiasm. Away to a. Good Start for the Season. mvmhcrs of the lixm‘ntive. _ On motion. of 1Mvssrs. Taylor and Calvcrley, it was decided that a re- cord of =a.t'\temianc.e at executive meet- ings be kept and those not attending, in this capacity be asked to resign from the, executive. This was lrut one indication of Kim feeling of the meot- ing. that all. work together lo make the “new nnnual day ' f'he First of July up by the Fireme l '-0\' My; Mr. J. Thoma us'mn ll M tnt call IN' tt Itl IIN' Vt nd M " H 011 00 vall Mr M ll (1 IN (i s tl nu If: td OI Met n ll " It xen w " 11 THE POROUPINB ADVANCE b 11n l WE il' l( It () 111C D 1E 1TH livt 111 tm d Af It u IN Slll't salt W tt ll n I"; ll Sli Crt? all 'fri ky for sports in this country. {In the other hand he had inside informa- tion there was going to be fine wea- ther early this year, and he. thought the twenty-fourth of May would be a big success this year as a Sports Day. The meeting in general seemed to agree with the idea and the question was left in the hands of the Executive to deal with. Rev. Mr. Cushing referred to the Get that the Football Club in years past, contrary to the custom of some other sports in this country, had made a practice of not playing any games or having {my practices on Sundays. On his motion, duly second- ed, the meeting went on record as fa- vouring [the same idea this years-no Sunday football. year. The Executive were asked to and have the annual Meeting of rimming Amateur Athletic. Ass tion moved forward to be held a _J§%fi%§fi§ fithquLEJbEfiW A very heart) mssed to Mr. IN agt year,~ for all football and 51m am only make a vast president, Fia' 'vith mysvll'. T msntmn arlier date t was of the '1 M l' It n I "1 n tin lf bunk H mnet yort Tht ..Blaolr, recently on the mints at the Muattagami Co. “Hive here, lell last onlo where he has the "l-keeper in the oifiee lihsun & Co. His many will regret his leaving will wish him the vary y in the Queen City. Ill that Hot " ree n start the rted [H of a record as the I'll be pleased at?" said We It thanks was he president has done for It held bv t lt early V ery sue 5500m- at an he bw, m “IfI lit IT 10mm bein Spur 1NIn tHT' l't'S w try the mt Ind “If. IS If n OUTPUT OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLD FIELDS end of 1919, has been approximately $675,502,210. In 1880 the produotion was insignifieunt being only about $5500.00 It grew along oac‘h year un- til 1003 when the pruduclion was over According to omeial figures just to hand the total output of gold from the state of Western Australia, from the start of operations in 1886 to the mat for will he like mo world, a} slo My n " HI but s, born put, l; 150 fr 0( le lt grew along each year un- 'hen the production was over JO, Since that. time, how- yearly production has slow- trely decreased. There has a year sinee-1004 when the as not slro1ve1 a marked de, Jtil 10 mm a marked de- nr before. In 1919 [5 little mord than it was in 1903. The a!) was 734,065 iine aluo of "14,066,04'2. THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY " TIMMINS. P ' Moots Every Second and Fourth Friday in each month in the I.0.0.F. Hall. E', LAMB, G. A. MACDONALD, Membership: $2.00 per year; $1.00 payable with application. Open to native-born Scotsmen and those of Scottish descent. BestTransfer in Northern Ontario Prompt Service. Good Attention Price's Right Cor. Bull Gtounds, Opp. Phone 88 Knight. Brest? McKinnon Pikie's Transfer W§ Fresh Dressed Beef Freight, Express General Transfer s.,,.,.,,.,.?].,.!.!:!..!..?.,..?,.?. Right SAM FELDMAN Wholesale and Retail President 69 Maple Street, Timmins, Box 317. Phone 2066, Secretary