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The Gift of Good Eye Sight This makes it safe for you. Bring your Prescriptions to us. Your Medicine A9 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE BORNâ€"A\t C Mr. Don. Campbell is office manager at Cobali permanent agent who vacagion. _\ Fortyâ€"five hbands from Halifax to Vancouver dhave applied for informâ€" ation regarding the band competitions at the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto this year. The famous Huntville Band will appear for the week, Aug., 29th to Sept. 3rd. and H. M. Grenadier Guards Band of Montâ€" real wi§ also be one of the features in thre attractive musical line. The game here toâ€"day between Coâ€" chrane and Timmins in the District League promises to be the liveliest e\’(}l'/{is season. (The Band Concert given Sunday evening by the Timmins‘ Citizens‘ Band after the church services was much enjoyed by all. \ ( Mrs. Burton and family moved last week from Cobalt to join her band who is on the staff of the H The weelkâ€"end game in the Poreupâ€" ine Mines Leagueâ€"is Dome at Melnâ€" tyre on the 21st. On the 28th MeInâ€" tyre plays at Hollinger, and the folâ€" lowing week, Timmins plays at the Dome. â€" This â€" concludes the Mines League, schedule, with the exceeption of a couple of games earlier in the season that were postponed. i In connection with the accident on the Masonic Hall hill on Tuesday sevâ€" eral motorists have referred to the danger caused by boys attermpting to climb on moving autos. ‘The danger of accident to the boys is of course quite apparent, and there is the furâ€" ther danger caused by the natural nervousness forced. upon the motor driver. A man either attempting to avert an accident to some mischievous boy or even galncing to make sure an accident has not occurred through a lad‘s foolhardiness is veby apt to lose control of his machine for the instant necessary to.cause grave danger. The boys sh()ulr(keep away from the auâ€" tos. If they don‘t â€"the police will be picking them up to avoid the danger of the hospital getting them or others. mins, to h'oJm)is mine mith Timmins News in Brief LODeTrt the Cairns H Mr. and Mrs. Falls.â€"a daus sItIN Dewar and W arson S1l ind ‘[Miss Jean Ro daughter i is spending : riends at Swas onto and 1( ospital ing expri( ) relieve t oronto away on the Hollin ldren lef tad, d m W. Bird 01 1erc husâ€" net lne limmins busine open next Monday, Au Ansara block, Third A BORNâ€"â€"At the There are still superâ€"mean men in the world. â€"A fellow broke into St. Joseph‘s church at Sudbury last week and robbed the poor boxes of the change they contained. A man skhould tunny visiting chis lie, for the lefy on Thu lujxe in T. ! *Messrs, San visitors to the nection with Mr. Sanceton, Montreal also o l( mel At Kirkland Lake in the N.0OF.A. series for the Dickson Cup on Saturâ€" day there was a _ keenly contested game with Timmins as the visitors. The result was a draw, the final seore beino . Mrs. Mark Bowie and little daughâ€" ‘er left yesterday for a holiday at her »ld home in the southern and to visit ther centres south and east. ] n PC ttie son . lailey buri\ \_M + mins, on Saturday tos Mr. and Mrs. 1 son. \ Mr M ) 1¢ a nd W aI about town says The Advance change its byâ€"word,â€"‘It‘s a world, this North Land,‘‘ to funny Government; this Farâ€" ‘abinet."" amt U mes Sloan, who has been is uncle here, Mr. Ed. Lesâ€" e past three of four montlhs, ursday morning last for his foronto. Sam and Jule Mrs. Fre ire spendin nn leftt # ‘onto on Camp this week in conâ€" their mining interests. consulting engincer, of paid a visit here. ol OM 1) n U} H d a v 14 1 zanit. in nt vy_for M vin€ trip Moffatt Trarby and holiday in 0 () en were i1 im 1921 LDV Wiid l)lk 1e a _ Anyone interested in Caristian Sciâ€" ence is cordially invited to attend an linf‘nrnml meeting everyâ€"Sunday evenâ€" ing at the home of Mrs. Macpher<@%y (49 Tambrack street, Timmins, at q m. and every Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. V. H. Emery, 20 Hemlock sireet, at 3.30 p.m. â€" â€"â€" ELECTRIC RANGE FOR REGULAR MEETINGS RE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HERE @00006886 ‘ :00“0 moowp. i Chartered Aecountant & P.O. Box 155. _ Timmins, Ont. ; 4& 0@0000000000000096000000080e $0800800000009 0000000000004 § , afford to pay. § $ _ + > Moreover we can give you expert advice as to the make and quality of the goods we ; handle. k Let Us Be Your Gift Counsellor. § @ STOCK BROS. 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