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Let us show you this new Kodak Gough's £L_onfectionery ; dark. "fect right, fanning 14 but had trouble . Baseball . First Series TEAMS Pld. Won Lost Tied per. Cubs 6 4 2 0 666 Giants 6 3 2 0 500 Tigers 6 3 2 1. 500 Elks 6 1 3 0 167 Second Series TEAMS Pld. Won Lost Tied per. Cubs 8 7 1 0 875 Giants 8 5 3 0 625 Elks 7 4 3 0 571 Tigers 7 2 4 1 333 Wabigoon 8 0 7 1 000 The Crabbing Cubs came home with the Berries last week by defeating Wabigoon, and winning the second series with seven straight wines. But the Cubs are ahead anyway, and it is up to the Tigers and Giants now to win the first series. They play on Saturday night (Thursday being too wet). The winners of Saturday nights game will play the Cubs on Tuesday. And if the Cubs win, baseball will be over for this year, if they should loose there will be a play-off (three or more games). Who is going to win? the Cubbs Giants or Tigers. ' See the Cup in Scott's window then look the teams over and place your bet, but keep it ing pitched for the Elks and had a hard time controlling the ball and his sup- port was not brilliant by any means. L. Whiting, Louttit and Kerney led in the slugging while both the Andersons McTavish and Davis did the club hand- ling for the Giants. Umpiers: Hay and Nicholson. DOME FORFEITS OPTION ON RED LAKE CLAIMS TORONTO, Aug. 18.--The Toronto Star says on its editorial page: "The Northern Miner which will appear to- morrow will have an official announce- ment to the effect that Dome is drop- ping its option on Howey, Red Lake, and the Howey Red Lake prospectors' properties in the eRd Lake mining area."--Port Arthur News-Chronicle. marco, SALY. OF TIMBER i ;TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned up to and including Thursday, the 2nd of September, 1926, The Tigers and Wabigoon All-Stars met on Tuesday night, and after a fighting, and slugging seven inning game, they called it a day when the score stood 5-5. The Lake View boys fought all the way through, and were well satisfied with the results. The Tigers played a wonderful game despite the fact that all their "Stars" were unable to report owing to either duty or otherwise. The Cubs met Wabigoon on their home grounds last Thursday night and defeated them: 12--9. This makes them winners of the second series with 7 wins and 1 loss out of 8 games play- ed. The Cubs had a night of it all through. Only for the first innings when they got 5 runs through errors on the part of the Lakeview boys it might have been a different story. Dickson, Payne and Evans saved the day at bat. Clempson and Evans were the best on the infield while Dickson, Wright and Payne didn't have much to do in the outfield. Weaver had a per- with his control at the last of the game, : : Dusty and Higgins didn't show up very good and Foote catching did not seem to be in usual style and let Buck down in the pinches. Miller pitched a star game for Wabi- goon and got 9 strike-outs to his credit Gummerson on 1st and Hanson catch- ing were by far the best that Wabi- goon had in the field and at bat. The Wabigooners gave the local boys the hardest game they have had this year and what will happen when they get in shape next year is hard to tell. Agood crowd of fans from Dry- den and Wabigoon witnessed the game. Umpires--Harrison, Whiting. The Elks met the giants at Dryden cn Saturday night and defeated them 6-->5. Both teams were on the slump for the right to cut the timber on the portion of Ladysmith Township lying South of the C. N. Railway, designated as "Berth M-18", District of Kenora, having an area of 18 square miles more or less. ¢ (FURTHER PARTICULARS may be obtained upon application to the under- signed or to Mr Jas. D. C. Smith, Crown Timber Agent, Kenora, Ont. G. H. FERGUSON Minister of Lands and Forests TORONTO, August 16th, 1926 SALE OF TIMBER Z TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned up to and incluuding Friday, the 10th day of September, 1926, for the right to cut the timber on Timber Berth designated "JA-4" in the vicinity of Manitou Lake, District of Rainy River, having an area of 3 sq. | miles more or less. i FURTHER PARTICULARS may be obtained upon application to the under- signed or to Mr J. A. Alexander, : Crown Timber Agent, Fort Frances,' Ontario. 1 G. H. FERGUSON, Minister of Lands and Forests | TORONTO, August 16th, 1926 f Paul Aug. Hutter Photographer, : t.mateur Finishing, etc, etc. WALDHOF, P.O. Ontario PORTRAITS, GROUPS, CHILDREN, etc. taken at your home. 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