The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

7Gene found possibly) and a cluster or roses (made from the finest of tis- sue paper). There was also a much appreciated solo on the Haiwaiian guitar by Mr. Poad, a pupil of Mr. Bridges, bandmaster. Among the selections by the Band were the “Con- cerd” march; “Bondsmen” over- ture; comic, “Have a Little Fun” ant “Sabo,” march. The bazaar and sale of work given by the Ladies" Guild of the United Church in the I. O. 0. F. hall on April 30th, was a decided success, in spite of the inclement weather. Something.r over one hundred and forty dollars was cleared we hear. There are still a few articles in babies’ woollens, etc. Several Pleasant Social Events at South Porcupine. Bazaar and Sale of Novelties by Ladies’ Guild of the United Church. Explorers’ Club Have Big Time. Ad- } dress on Boys’ Work. South Porcupine Band Wes ' Two Good Concerts Last Week England, and have taken up residence on Brown street. Mr. Mack has been in the camp for some time. Mr. J. B. Conlon (formerly known as Conway) is putting up a garage, also a building to be used for flour, feed, coal, wood, etc., on the Int opposite Deacon ’3 Hardware. reeently pgrehased from T. Ryan. by him, so we hear. South Porcupine, May Special to The Advance. MiSs Sybil Luman, of the guest of her sister, Ostrom. ”MrsC. H. Mack and three children have arrived from South Shields, ()ne of the nicest little parties of the season VVas that given bV Mrs. H. IlapseV. Sr., in honor of Mrs. Britten, Sn, and \Irs. Russell, Sr.. two popu- lar Visitors. It took the form of 21' dinner and theatre party. The guests assembled at Mrs. Martin’s Bluebird Tea Room, where one of Mrs. Mur- tin’s most delectable dinners ms sened at sevâ€"en thirtV'. after which they all VVent to the Majesti(z"‘lheat1e, VV here a fine pic‘tme VVas being shoVV 11 Mr. and M111. E. J. ltapseV' :1an familV are moVinrr this week into the home on BIoVVn St. lecenth Vacated hV Mi. and Mrs D. Flood zind Vth 11 has been puichascd bV them from \\. D. Pearce. Mr and \Irs. Rapsey iSr., VVill occupV the prettV home of theirs in VVhich E. J. RapseV and family have been living. ness of his sister. Mrs. J. B. \1’1lson. ' H. M’s. latest story about th: Scotsman seems peculiarly appro priate at this time of year. Jock hac' ‘ been imbibing quite freel1- 11ith his friends, at their expense and feeling.1 ; in a jubilant mood said ‘°\\ hat will? it be this time, 1101s?” then noticing the many expectant faces 11111141111 around. looking: out of the window he finished withâ€"“Rain or Shine?" Mr. Jas Gibson returned this week from 11 trip to New Liskeard (in Sunday evening Rev. C. A. M1115 \11ti11hal\111r111111°1ot'Sunday Schools tor the lnited Church“ preached here. R111. Mr. Myers had been in l‘immins in 1-onne1tion with the Boys ' \\ 01k C'on1ention. His talk, ~â€"~a plea for home influence and a 11111- ehance in this world for our; ho1s ,â€"-â€"â€"11as earnest and appealing and} those 11 ho listened to him on S1111da1} will welcome the chance should thev have the opportunity to hear him again Owing to the change in the T. N. O. time-table, services'in the Angli- ccan church here will be held at 8.15 in the evening's on Sunday until fur- ther changes in the T. N. (7). table. On Ascension Day, May 13th, there will he a. service and holy communion in this church at'10.30 a.m. left. The llxploiers’ Club met on \V e11â€" nesday and had their usual good time After the business was finished stories. jokes and riddles were told. The boys'intend starting their pracâ€" tice for baseball on Saturday. May 8th. \Ve have not yet. been able to find out the password but one \‘oung‘ Iprlorer “as doing some stienuous talking in his sleep about “ 1aek up and onwaul. " He 111a\' have been Solving a 1°11iss- -"\\111d puzzle or t1ain- ing his famuxite sleigh dog. Campbell Bros. Mom‘e Stl‘.eet are no“ prepared to look into! all \‘11111 ele1t1i1'al troubles. Gixe them a call Mr. G. McIntosh left last \xeek for Akron, Ohio, to which place he had been called owing to the serious ill-s ness of his sister. Mrs. J. B. Wilson. '3 0n Fridm ex ening at 7 11..1n them will be a “Father and Son” banquet at the United Church £01 the boys of the Trail Rangers and Tuxis Clubs. 'Mr. Max Smith returned from a 'holiday trip to Hamilton and Wind- sor on Sunday. fiMr. Geo. Pirie returned from Que- bec on Friday last. Miss Pearl Kennedy spent Ottawa, is Mrs. Jack 4th,. 1926 the Mrs. \Vm. Gagnon left this week for a \‘islt to her home in Cobalt. She was accompanled by her sister, Miss Clarice \Vhitehead. week-end with friends at Iroquois Falls. On Sunday, May 9th. the Sunday Selmol of the United Church will meet at 11 a.m. and will continue to do so throughout the summer months. The Ladies of the Anglican Church are giving: a dance in the new School Hall on Friday, May 7th. Mr. McLean of the Dome Extension in is Rouyn, Quebec, whither he was (called by the death of his father. Miss Lynch, principal of the Dome School has returned from ()rillia where she attended the funeral of her father. Mrs. Ken Deacon arrived home this week after a visit with her sister at Latchford. The Rink L‘oum'iittec are putting: on a dance on May 14th, the proceeds to go towards the building of a. vm'ered rink for next, winter. Geo. \Vatson’s orchestra will he in atten- dance. (tickets this tune W111 be $1.50 unly On Friday evening a large number of brother and sister Rebekahs from Timmins and Selmmaeber paid a fra- ternal visit to the lodge here. After the business and initiation ceremonies were over a social time was enjoyed by all. 'Mrs. F. Hepburn, Connaught Hill, has been called to Toronto owing to her mother’s illness. Mrs. F. J. Hamilton was a visitor to Iroquois Falls f0' a, couple of days last week. Bornâ€"At Golden Pity, on April 24th to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rotundoâ€" a daughter. Mr. Mike Comte, of Iroquois Falls visited South Porcupine friends this week. Every autumn there is a group of weather prophets who gladly foretell the length and quality of the coming.r winter. ‘Vhat is really needed this Spring is one or more reliable and responsible prophets to tell the North Land when to expect Spring and how SOON. A thunderstorm preceded a snowâ€" storm at Englehart this week. Light- ning struck a building used by the T.N.O. for office purposes for the ear men, and the structure was com- pletely destroyed. Mr. Jim Reid of Connaught was a visitor to town tlns week. AUTOISTS ! 1‘ i (r l- Head Office: MERGHANTS CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY next, winter. G420. a will he in atten- this time will be OUR “ALL RISK ” POLICY FOR PRIVATE PASSENGER CARS Public Liabilityand Property Damage $10,000 inclusiveâ€"limits Fire and Theft :â€"Up to value of car at all times. Collision :â€"$25.00 deductible on cars priced up to $1,500. $50.00 deductible on cars over $1,500 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. REPUHT MIINTH [If Al’flll BENTflAl PUBlllJ Sflflflfll Standing of Pupils in the Various Classes for the Month Just Passed. Honour roll for the Central School for the month of April. Room 1, IV' Sr. Boysâ€"E. Aho 82, J. \Villialns, 79, R. Lehtinen 78. C. Cush- inf.)r 78, H. Vincent 78, H. Kyllonen 76, R. Walenius 75. Room 2, IV Sr. Girlsâ€"H. Brown 82, \V. Connell 81, A. Munro 76, M. Beadman 75, H. Peterson 75. Room 3, IV. Jr.â€"-U. Gray 8â€"1, I. Bu- covetsky 81, B. Paterson 79, M. “'il- limns 79. B. Shul) ‘78, H. Moore 76, V. Ray 76. Room 4, 111 Sr. Boysâ€"J. George 77 Room 5, 111 Sr. Girlsâ€"E. Haataja 85. E. Pesonen 80, M. Gulka T5. [loom 6, III Sr.~â€"â€"I). Macpherwn 90, M. Morrison 89, B. Baker 8â€"}, G. Helperin 83, I). Horwitz 82, F. Scott 82, E. Monck 81, M. Madden 80, M. ()notsky 78, I. Kokotow 76. R. Cantor IO. h’oom '1, .111 JI‘râ€"A. uranut on, 1'. Mullen 82, H. \Vii'ta 82, M. Gcils 79, I. Kuusnla 76. E. Slmb 75, E. Peter- sun 75. Ronni 8. ll 91â€"A (‘mmlund 91, \\ (m Sins: V\ mm 86 R IInqarthB 5, T. Amniu 83. “an Gum Hing 8-, L. Kinnari 81, A. Long'mme 81, M. Shields 79, A. Makarevivh 78. S. llrishkevivh 76, 1‘}. Karpuvitch 76, \V. Hrisl'lkevioh 76, Id. Karpuvitch '76, \V. IIyrtyk 75, H. Suomu 75. Room 9, II Sr.â€"C. Baker 88, J. Jummcth 85, C. Slalmdnian 84. N. Smhm'uk 84. A. \Vuiniu 82$. A. Bum- wetsky 82, H. Pottusk)’ 32, M. Hahih 51), J. Keefe 79, H. DeLuca 78. I Jr.â€"P. McLean 90, M. Parks 88, A. Kramm‘uk 85. 13. Sumner 82, I. Williams 79, H. Spjuth 78, L. Dolyn- chuk 77. Room 10, II Jr.â€"-â€"â€"Seniur ("lassâ€"M. Runuuufik.88, Ii IQanfio 86,I{.I%fl» hie 82, A.Bj01k 8‘3 ., A. Gronlund 82, I1. lkfl51nJ1uk 81,;\ JJorkoski 78.15. Sathrang ‘78 Runm 11, II Jr.â€"â€"M. Luke 84, II. ('ottrell 81, M. Vartinuik 80, H. An- drochuk 80, R. Razrallah 80, \V. Leino 78. Junior Classâ€"\V. 82110 82, M. Mar- tin 78. A. Delmunte 78, I. Niliumzm 76. E. Helperin 75. Room 12, I Sr. and 1 Jr.â€"I Sr.â€" ("). Pietila 75. I Jr.â€"-â€"J. Stewart. 96. J. Ellies 96, M. Tartochuk 85, E. Ellies 84, H. Lory .‘2. H Lainsbury 82, V. Thompson 81, G. Marshall 78. Room 13â€"4 and Primaryâ€"-â€"I Sr.â€" (‘. Kelly 9â€"}, P. Romanuik 93. R. Ac- ton 91. V. Carpovitch 89. J. Petcher- Sky 88, M. Denasavitch 88, L. Varti- nuik 84, A. Assad 77. Primary M. Andronichuk 95, C. Perkins 86, M. Volchuk 84. R. Kre- myr 79, T. Morris 75. _ _. z. r. 1-; ”Room 14, Primaryâ€"J. Byrom 80, G. McQuarrie 80, J. Monroe 79. L. Feld- man 77, G. Pottosky 77, E. Stevens Waterloo, Ont. III Jr.â€"A. Brandt 83, 1’ H. \Vix'ta 82, M. Gcils 79 I 3T9: You Need This Protection 76. A. Mitchell 75. Room 16, Kinderga-rten-Priumryâ€" T. McIntyre 85. E. Simola 80, F. Hill 80, J. Asselstine 75. M. Thompson 75, E. Pietila 75. \ / SEVERAL CHANGES 0N TIMMINS POLICE/f ch There have been several gecent changes on the Tiinniins Police orce. Chief Pascoe is now in harness. and has a private office upstairs in the town hall building. the downstairs police office heing reserved for the use of the constables only. Last week the resignation of De- puty Chief W. McCord was accepted by the Council to-take effect forth.- with. ,Mr. McCord accordingly com- pleted his services on the force last Thursday. His resignation was put in to take ett'eet on May 20th. a month from the date of tendering, and Council allowed his salary to that date, while freeing him from duty iast, week. Mr. McCord was a capable and popular oliicer and good citizens generally will regret his departure from the force. 76. M. “'atkins 76, C. Horwitz 26,3. Martin 75. ‘ ' Room 15, KindergartencPrimaryâ€" J, Scott 80, D. Abraham 78. S. Lewis 78. R. Lake 77, S. Habib 76, K. Kerr Two new men are now on the foree. ()ne of these is Mr. C. J. Pearce. 11n- til 11 week or so ago with the Mount- ed Police at Haileybury. Those who knew Mr. l"ear1e. at. Hailevburv spe11k in the WW highest teims of him as 1111 otheer111111111111111.1111dthere is 11 gener r111 belief that he. is an 111:- quisition to the t'or1e."'lhe1e is 11 111111111 1r11 idea that Ulh’eer l’e11ree h is been appointed Serrreant here, but (hiel P11s1oe says that no such 11p- pointment has been made and none will be made for 11 month or two until he has time to see how e1er1thinn' works out. 11nd how the various duties are performed. He has many plans for the improvement of the force. The other 11ppoint111ent to the police force here is that of Mr. Albert. De- patie, who was on the force some 1e1'11s ago for 11 brief period. Mr. Depatie, 11118 the “relator” in the protest proceedings that resulted in the upsetting of the municipal elec- tion' held here 111st December. o .. O O 00 O O .0 O 0 00. O .00 u°n°»°«’u°n°oo 09 .00 00...... O O 0 ”'00.” O. 0...”... O O 00 O. .0. O. «.00. w’u’u’u’u’u’n’u’u’u’n’ 0.0.0.... .0. «’w’w’oo... 0.. O O 00 O O .0. O. .00.“: 0 O O O O O O “.N.”.”.”.”.”. 00 O. 00‘ 0000 0 0000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000 0000 00.000000000000000000003030000000000000000000000000000000000000..000000000000000000 000000900000000:03020000030030.0030: 00 0000000000000 000 m mm 985nm mocowmmvm mmmmcm . am. 0 The Pembroke Observer gets off a mean one about. the weather, say- ing:â€"“\Ve might point out. to our contributors that the reason we have stopped printing spring poems is he- cause they do not seem to be season- able at this time of the year.” Up to $1,500 31501â€"353000 $3,001â€"S4,500 $4,501â€"36,000 a 1‘5 When You Have It I'l(‘€( LAFFIN AND TALENTINO Sales Stable and Contractors Carload of Horses and Milch Cows just arrived Cheap for Quick Sale Collision Fire Theft Fire Theft DISTRICT MANAGER 28 Goldfields Hotel Phone 120 W. S. MAGPHERSUN L 6; Pl) PL 6; I’.1) 1’.L I’.D . $50 $70 $80 $100 $27 $50 $65 At Timmins police court this week there were nine drunks assessed $10.00 and costs each. One other man paid $20.00 and costs. the extra touch being due to his claim that he got drunk on 4.4 beer. A man who makes a claim like that earns an extra touch on his fine; MANY CASES BUT rnw smuovs ONES AT COURT. An assault charge preferred against \V. Dnbois by his wife was withdrawn A young fellow named 0. Lauzon. charged with forgery, was given a thirty-day term. The evidence went to Show that he picked up a cheque. endorsed it. and had it cashed, Without any right to the money. Mr. John F erguson, of North Bay. is presenting; that new city with a beautiful park site comprising 75 am'es. situated along Chippewa Creek, about; a. mile from North Bay. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. Scliliiimclicr Public School report is unavoidably crowded out of this issue, but will appear next week. WANTliD-â€"-Experienced General ser- vant; best; wages. Apply to Box 364 Sohumacher, ()nt. 18t.f. TOR SALl‘lmTwn Reed Carriages for sale. Apply 153 Pine street, north. -18p Box 110 We Install and Repair all kinds of Electrical Equip- ment. Campbell Bros. Electrical Work $15 $17 $20 $25 [0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 93. Estimates Given 48-311) Ellyrsday, May 6thy_1925 W. G. Bowles, B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc. Algoma HOTEL Remeber Mother with a Box of We are now serving the best brand of bottle and draught beer. If you give us one call we are sure you will call again. Res. 17-B.â€"PHONBSâ€"Ofiice 96 South Porcupine 15-2811 Good Service Dome Mines and Golden Ave, South Porcupine 15-28h Best in Chocolates. Pipes, Tobaccos, Cigar- ettes Your favourite brand in any line For Sale by Dr. A. H. Cameron- Smith Golden Ave. Special Mother’s Package Day THE REXALL DRUG STORE SOUTH POROUPINE Barber Parlours MOTHER’S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 9th PHYSICIAN Beverage Room Courtesy is our motto B. L. Pilsworth Estate J. HOWARD GIVE A BOX or Smiles ’n Chuckles They are Delicious SOUTH PORCUPINE LAW OFFICE LOWNEY’S South End Pharmacy LEGATE’S $2.00 each [CIAN SURGEON AOCOUOHBUR I" South foréupiné Phone 51 Candy ~18-19 p