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The â€" Departmental â€" Examinations are now going on at the Continuation School. We understand some of the children have done exceptionally well in their work throughout the year but as the examinations given by the teachers have to be supplemented by the Departmental examinations the full report of their year‘s work not yet be given. Mr. and Mrs. Fox and two danghâ€" Misses Ethel and Mabel Ferguâ€" *son, left this week for a vacation at their former home, Halifax, N.S. Mr. David Devine died at the Dome Hospital on Friday, June 18th, from pneéumonia. He was born at Buckingâ€" ham, Quebee, sixtyâ€"eight years ago and had been employed by the Dome Mines for the past thirteen years, the most of that time hbaving been in charge of the pumping station in Porâ€" ecupine Lake. â€" For many years s family were respected residents ‘of South Poreupine but a few years ago * Miss Gertrude Snyder, assistant teacher at the Continuation School left the first of the week for her home in Clinton, Ont. Miss Beulah Raynor celebrated her ninth birthday on Friday, June 18th. Forty of her young friends assembled as her guests and a jolly good time was spent by all. A beautiful threeâ€" storey huthda\ cake with nine canâ€" dles, lighted, was the central piece on the table but when the forty little folks finished there was no vestige of this central effect left. On Sunday about forty . of the members of the Rebekah Lodge here journeyed by motor to the cemetery at Timmins to place flowers on the graves of sisters who have been buried there. Crescents of roses and sweet peas were taken for the graves of the late Mrs. Walter Frisby and Mrs. Wohyte. (On Wednesday evening last a very pleasant event took place at the home of Mrs. Will Melntosh on Bloor avenue, when a number of friends gathered at a miscellaneous shower being given for Miss Pauline Belanâ€" ger, one of the public school teachers, who will shortly become the bride of Mr. M. M. Williams, a former teacher in the Continuation School bere. The young brideâ€"toâ€"be was completely taken by surprise and much merriment ensued when the guests all gathered around her with their best wishes and gifts. _ About thirty friends enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Mcelntosh. Mr. H. Kincaid is up from Kirkâ€" land Lake on a visit. On Wednesday the pupils of Mrs. Colborne‘s room are enjoying a pienic at Golden City. _ This pienic was promised to the room which was reâ€" presented by the most members in the Home and School Association for the year. _ Miss Shaw‘s room (the principal‘s room) comes next and they win a large Union Jack. Mr. Moore, pianist in the local theatre organist of the United church is spending a two. weeks‘ holiday in Montreal. Miss Francis Wright Wins High Honours in School at Toronto. Dome Band Hold Enjoyable Picnic. _ Pleaâ€" sant Birthday Parties. Other Items of News from South Porcupine and the Dome. Death of Mr. David Devine at Dome Hospital Friday South Porecupine, June 22nd, 1926. Special to The Advance. Mr.C. W. Chellew left Sunday for Chibougamau Lake mining district. Mrs. C. W. Dowsett is entertaining those who took part in the concert given by Mrs. Barry, at a luncheon on Friday, June 25th, at her home at the Dome. Mr. Sherman Simpson left toâ€"day for Englehart. He is to be married at Englehart on Wednesday, June 23rd, to Miss Mary Mackler of Perth, Ont. The happy young couple will take up residence in South Poreupine where Mr. Simpson is manager of the South Porecupine Pharmacy. We exâ€" tend our best wishes. Miss Francis Wright is home from St. Joseph‘s College, Toronto, to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wright, Brown street. We were pleased to see Miss Francis‘ photo in The â€"Evening Telegram of June 19th among those who had won medals at the Academy. Miss Wright won the gold medal given by Archhishop MecNeil for Christian Doctrine and Bible History. She also was silver medallist in art. Although only fifteen she has now completed the work of the Lower School, besides having shown markâ€" ed proficieney in Art and other speâ€" cial studies. We are justly proud of the showing this young graduate of our public school here is making in the Toronto College, > Mr. Jas. Fera has purchased the pretty home of Mr. Geo. Schmelze on Rloor Avenue and will shortly move his family into it. L444 is < Miss Adamq, one of our trained nurses, here, is this week on a case in Timmins. l _ _Miss Burns. Director of Music and Art. in our Public School, has left for her home at Lindsay, Ont. â€"The Chibougamau Lake Prospectâ€" ing Syndicate met on Thursday evenâ€" ing in the Council Chambers with nineteen shareholders present. ‘The following were elected:â€"Chairman, Martin Harkness; directors, C. W. Chellew, H. V. Grewecoe, C. E. Myers; Secretary J. J. St. Paul. they removed to Saskatoon. â€" Mrs. Devine and Miss Muriel came from there immediately on receiving word of his illness and will take the body back to Saskatoon for burial. His brother, Adam, and his son, John were also here from Buckingham, Quebec. Mr. Devine did not notify anyone of his illness until it had reached an advanced stage and by the time he was taken to the hospltal little could be done for him. _ Beâ€" sides his widow there are left to mourn his loss, four daughters and three sons:â€"Maud, Elizabeth and Murie!l of Saskatoon, Mrs. A. Beauâ€" mont (Ida) of Ponoka, Alberta, Amâ€" brose and Percy, of Assiniboia, and Ernest of Zealandia. Three brothers, Adam and Sam of Buckingham, Que. and John of Semans, Sask., also two sisters, Mrs. A. MacMillan, Ottawa, and Mr. Jno. Moar, of Sémans, Sask., survive. There were many floral tri-fl butes from friends, among them beâ€" ing a wreath from Mayor E. G. Dickâ€" son, of Timmins. The Christy Brothers, wellâ€"known prospectors in the North, were in South Poreupine for a few days durâ€" ing the week before leaving for Chiâ€" baugamau Lake, Quebeec. Mrs. (Geo. Kemp and ‘*Snookums"‘ of Toronto is on a visit to her husâ€" band who has been employed at the Golden North Bakery for some time. The Explorers Club are planning a trip to Bob‘s Lake on Saturday. Three little lads who have had a very interesting ‘‘*‘secret‘‘ for the past few weeks were much saddened on Friday last when they â€"went to pay their regular visit to their ‘*secret‘‘ to find the mother robin dead on the nest, evidently from exâ€" posure. _ Three hungry little robins were still alive beneath her, so they brought them, nest and all, to one of their homes where there was no cat, and after perusing their **Wonder World."‘ **Book of Knowledge‘‘ and all other natureâ€"study books availâ€" able, they tried for some days to raise the motherless Birds on fishâ€"worms, cornmeal, fine sand, ete., but have not met with â€"<success, each one of the three birdlings having now died. Messrs C. V. Gallagher, Chas. Meâ€" Innis and F. C. Evans were in Haileyâ€" bury during the past week on business in connection with some of their min« ing interests in the Red Lake district. make Messrs C Innis and 1 Mr. Martin Harkness left on Satâ€" urday for Chibaugamau Lake. The Dome Band picnie to Golden City on Sunday was largely attended, Dalton Cunningham‘s buses conâ€" veying several loads of happy picâ€" nickers to and from Golden City. The music of the band throughout the afternoon was a most attractive feaâ€" ture. On Monday, June 28th, a summer vacation school will be opened at the United church under the supervision of Miss Capsey, deaconess, of Toronto. It will be open from nine a.m. to twelve a.m. each day and besides the instruction given, many sorts of handicraft will be taught, such as basketâ€"weaving, etc. This class is undenominational and will last until Friday noon. On the last day a colâ€" lection will be taken up to defray expenses. In the police court on Thursday a man charged with having liquor in a public place was fined $50 and costs; a case of fraud was remanded for another week; a highâ€"grading charge was sent to a higher court; an asâ€" sault case was dismissed on account of the prosecutor not appearing; a young lady from Schumacher charged her uncle with assault and he was fined $20 and costs and bound over to keep the peace. The South Poncupine Band gave a concéert in Schumacher on Sunday evening and were very well pleased with the appreciative audience which ereeted them. Miss Daphne Boyce, of Ottawa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. G. Britton. Mr. W. G. Bowles, returned from a business trip to Toronto on Tuesâ€" day night, Little Muriel Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller, Bruce avenue, invited a number of her little friends to help her celebrate her ninth birthâ€" The Beaver‘s Clubâ€"a young boys‘ organization in connection w1th the Angllcan church met on Tuesday evening and are planning for a pieni¢ to Golden City on Saturday. The Marriedâ€"On Wednesday, June 16, by Rev. F. Baine, at the home of the bride‘s parents, Pottsville, Miss Naiju Maki to Mr. Siinta Lehtinacki, Miss Vieno Pirtissalo was bridesmaid and Mr. Matti Hemiskoski supported the eroom. day on Monday, June 21st. _ The weather was not very favourable but they had a good time anyway. Camp Fire Girl‘s will meet next Tuesâ€" day. Miss Dowsett and her assistants are working to make these two groups both entertaining and instructive to the young folks. All will be pleased Je pleased to know that Lang is continung‘ to of progress to recovery, llâ€"known were in ays durâ€" for Chiâ€" DANGING RECITAL BEMNG REPEATED AT SOUTH END There is to be a Grand Benefit Enâ€"| the *‘ Glorious Twelfth®*‘ tertainment in aid of the Player‘s Inâ€" surance Fund of the Dome Football Club at the High School hall, South Purcupine, toâ€"morrow (Friday) evenâ€" ing, commencing at 6.45 p.m. _ The Children‘s Dress Ball and Dancing Recital by the Junior Pupils of Mrs. R. B. Simms will be lepeated from the interest shown by "all, and, the| where in this issue. The County Orange Celebration of is being held this year at Schumacher, and the committee in charge have arranged an unusually fine programme for the occasion. _ The Schumacher _ Pipe Band will furnish musie for the day and there is a long list of athletic and sporting events, with good prizes. The list of events is publlshed elseâ€" The grand L.0. event will be very largely patromzed L. parade leaves the Orange Hall at The Dancing Recital and Children‘s| 1.15 p.m., and a large representation Dress Ball is one of the most pleasing of events and at both Timmins and South Porcupine ‘the event comâ€" pletely delighted all who attended. The repeat pertormance at the South Poreupine High School hall will no doubt draw a very large attendance. Not only is the event a most interestâ€" ing one, but the cause also is very worthy indeed. of the lodges from ull over the Counâ€" ty i8 e:xpected. Schumacher is all ready for a big day. In the afterâ€" noon there will be lively baseball and football matches, with a grand ball in the MeIntyre hall in the evening. TISOALE POUCE D0 SONF THF PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO PRESENTATION LAST WEEK TO MISS JEAN INGLIS. ‘A quiet but plett\ wedding took place at St. Anthony‘s R. C. Church, Timmins, on \Ionda\ morning of this ‘week, June Z2lst at 8 0 (lo(k when Miss Ernestine Tremblay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tremblay, Pine street, north, and Mr. Albert Gosselin, of Ottawa,*were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, by the Rev. Fr. Theriault.> The couple were unatâ€" tended, the bride being given away by her father and the groom being sponâ€" sored by his brother Mr. 0. Gosselin. After the ceremony there was a dainâ€" ty wedding breakfast served at the home of the bride‘s parents, Pine street north. Mr. and Mrs. Gosselin left on the noon train for Ottawa and Montreal on their wedding trip and will take up residence in Ottawa. The young couple were the recipients of lhosts of beautiful and valuable presents and all good wishes from wide circles of friends. The bride was one of the popular young ladies of the town and highly regarded by all. being a valued member of the Ramâ€" blers‘ Club and other societies. Among the wedding gifts were preâ€" sents from The Poreupine Advance and Staff, the bride being a popular member of the staff for some years. Mr. and Mrs. Gosselin will be folâ€" lowed to their new home by the best wishes of all. _ Last week an afternoon tea and social event was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Laidlaw in honour of Miss Jean Inglis, of the Publfc School staff. Miss Inglis leaves next week for Englehart, where she will be married, and the brideâ€"toâ€"be was the recipient of hosts of good wishes from her many friends here. Miss Inglis was also presented with some very beautiful silverware as a mark of the esteem in which she is held and the good wishes that follow her. PRETTY WEDDING AT ST. ANTHONY‘S CHURCH, MONDAY Leave your Orders for These candies arrive every Thursday Leave your order for the regular asâ€" sortment or make up any assortment you desire. List closes every Tuesday morning. Same prices as in Toronto and Montreal CORDON‘S Aid of the Players‘ Insurance Fund of the Dome Football Club. Event on Friday of This Week. DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 423 Timmins . A POUND of the Ulub, Mr. A. A. Mclliihargey after welcoming the guests drew the attention of the Club tu the fact that they were about to lose one of the original members of the Wlub, Mr. L. Stevens. of the Club Orchestra, who is shortly leaving for his home, and presented him with a very handsome club bag from the OQrchestra and the Club. The best wishes of everybody will follow him wherever he may go. A very pleasant evening was brought to a close around 2.30, evervybodyv TWELFTHeDF JULY EVENT AT SGHUMAGHER THIG VFAR Big List of Sports and Novelties, with Good Prizes. Grand Orange Parade. TISDALE POLIGE D0 SOME cLEVER OETECTIVE WORX of police for Tisdale during the abâ€" sence of Chief Mclnnis, was notified, and‘he and Officer James Cushing got busy on the case in prompt and effecâ€" tive fashion. First, the injured man was removed to the Providence Hosâ€" pital, Timmins, and then steps were taken to discover those responsible for. the injuries. There were no clues of any moment to work upon. Allâ€"the police could learn was that there had been three, men in some sort of quarrel and that one of them was left unconscious on the street. One of the men escaping had a cloth around one finger and the other had a shield over one eye. With this meaâ€" gre description the police set out to find the . two wanted men, and it speaks much for their efficiency when it can be said that before the night ended the two were under arrest, beâ€" ing. found: at South Poreupine. They were brothers, Charles and Matti Makela, and one of them had a botâ€" tle.on him, and so last week was fined $50.00 and costs. They were remandâ€" ed to this week on the assault charge. In the meantimeé, Mike Okala, the inâ€" jured man, is making good progress to recovery and according to accounts will soon be as well as ever, though perhaps marked a little from the The Midsummer. Dance put on by the Ramblers Club on Monday evenâ€" ing of this week at the Hollinger Reâ€" creation Hall was a very successful and enjoyable event. In spite of the inclement weather there was a very large attendance. â€" The Hall was beautifully decorated for the event and was without doubt one of the finest decorated. halls ever seen in Timmins, the Guests and Members being very loud in their praise and great credit is due to Viceâ€"Presideont W, H. Wilson and Mrs. K. Blow of the Ladies Committee who had charge of the decorations and the ladies and gentlemen who so very ably assisted were the usual foxtrots and novelty numbers, the moonlight waltzes being very much enjoyed, the hall looking yery pretty in the moonâ€" light. A Lucky Number dance was a special feature, the winning number being held by Miss W. Paris and Mr. L. King. The musie was provided by the Ramblers Club Orchestra and was of the very best, encores being continuâ€" ally demanded. The Executive exâ€" tends special thanks to those who asâ€" sisted the Orchestra during the evenâ€" ing. Lunch was served at midnight this being in charge of Mrs. K. Blow and Mr. W. Cook, assisted by ladies and gentlemen of the Club, and was very much enjoyed. During the interval the President of the Club, Mr. A. A. Mclllhargey after welceoming the guests drew the Slim Clues Used to Discover Assaiiâ€" ! ants of Man Found Uncousicous | on Street About halfâ€"past five on Wednesday of last week Mike Okala was found unconscious on a Schuâ€" macher street with his split open. Near him was a stick of wood with bloodstains on it, believed to be the weapon with w hich the man was injured. Officer Fulton acting chief frav. MIDSUMMER DANGE AT THE â€"RAMBLERS GLVUB MONOAY Miss Kathleen Monk is home from North Bay where she has been attendâ€" inz Normal FSchool. wili ToOIIHIOwW him wherever he may gC A very pleasant evening was brough to a close around 2.30, everybod voting it another Ramblers‘ success. lery Pleasing Event Enjoyed by Big ‘Crowd at the Hollinger Recreaâ€" tion Hall This Week REV. W. HOWEY CONDUCTING SERVICES AT SCRUMACHE® Schuma¢ther June 23rd, 1926. Speâ€" cial to The Advance. Mrs. A. Corrigan is visiting friends in Massey. Rev. W. Howey who is in charge of the services in Trinity United Church during the month of June, was renewâ€" ing acquaintances in Kelso and Matheson, a former pastorate, a few days last week. Mr. A. Hope, of Kirkland Lake, was in town last week. Mr. H. A. Kee paid a business trip to Toronto recentliv. Other Personal and Social Items from Correspondent at Schumacher The many friends of the Rev, J. D. Parks regret to hear that he was stricken with an attack of mceute apâ€" pendicitis while, attending a~Church Convention in Montreal. Mr. J. C. Jucksch has purchased Mr. R. MacFie‘s property on FKirst avenue, and will get possession this week. Mrs. R. Davis and babe returned home from South Poreupine last Thursday. Saturday, July 10â€"Cornish vs. Hollinger, Mr. L. Taylor, of South Poreupine, was a weekâ€"end visitor in town. Miss Doris Hill, graduate of Timmins Business College, has securâ€" ed a temporary position with the Eplett Ice Cream Co. at Timmins. Mrs. Ed. Keeley is visiting at her home in Sudbury. Mr. J. L. Muskett, who has been in Toronto as a delegate for Timmins Lodge, 1.0.0.F., returned to his home Sunday night. Tuesday, June 29â€"Cornish Oneâ€" andâ€"all vs. Mcelntyre. Thursday, June 24â€"Dome vs. andâ€"All vs. Melntyre. Monday, July 12â€"Melntyre vs. Dome. COMING GAMES IN THE P.D.F.L. LIST OF MATCHES Mr. Jas. Rippon, of the Civil Serâ€" vice Dept., Ottawa, arrived in town Sunday evening and is spending a few days with his mother and his sister, Mrs. F. Y. Uttley. We regret to report the illness of Mrs., H. Fairhurst at the home of her brother, Mr. Rich. Davis; also the illâ€" ness of Mrs. R. Nims. Please remember the date of the Strawberry Festival to be held by the C.GI.T. in the United Churech on the evening of June 30th. The Englehart Pipe Band will bhe one of the attractions of the L.O.L. celebration here on July 12th. The following are coming matches in the P.D.F.L. schedule :â€" 6â€"26 ou cannot nurse him. ince 1857 Borden‘s Eagle Brand Condensed Milk has successfully raised more babies than. all other infant foods combined. Write The Borden Co. Limited Montreal for free Baby Welfare Book. Do rof 6)(,09f1’1fl9fi2‘ with baby‘s food if .44 9e _ Bororen conra‘y, W. G. Bowles, B.A. Thursday, June 24th, 1926 Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc. Water Sports are now popular Special value in bathing caps, assorted colours 25c. Water wings .;.....:_..... Summer is here at Lastâ€" The tortures of Sunburn can be reâ€" lieved by applying cold cream at onceâ€"A complete stock always on hand. Golden Ave. Dr. A. H. Cameronâ€" Smith Best in Chocolates. Pipes, Tobaccos, Cigarâ€" ettes Your favourite brand in any line For Sale by Box 110 Res. 17â€"B.â€"PHONESâ€"Office 96 South Porcupine 15â€"28h Good Service Dome Mines and Golden Ave., South Porcupine 15â€"28h J. HOWARD Barber Parlours We Install and Repair all kinds +of Electrical Equipâ€" s ment. Estimates Given Campbell Bros. Electrical Work B. L. Pilsworth Next to Gold Range Hotel L0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 93. South End Pharmacy _ CIAN SURGEON ACCOUCHEUR Estate South Porcuping Phone 51 â€"18â€"31p