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BRANcnw HOMER ; Â¥4 GIBSO, KIRKLAND LAKE * TORONTO TimminsFuel Co. â€" . J. M. BELANGER _‘ Is Your ~~Order In? Next Goldrange Hotel. Phone 119 Have You a Cold? ~_ gTOP IT! . _ Room 15 Reed Block Phone 114 or 425 Pressing and Repairing UNEXCELLED | ~MINING SERVICE 11 Balsam St. N. ‘Campbell Bros. We Install ‘and Repair kinds! of Electrical . Bc : SOUTH END PHARMACY Electrical Work Prescriptions Promptly and .. Accurately Filled. â€" GUARA] L0 South Porcupine Residence Phone 93. Prompt Service Dry Cleaning â€"IT JP to date information on all _~® immines in all camps. Prompt execution of all orders. Quick stock deliveries. Our telephone is always at your . Equipâ€" ds Veek. Changes in Teaching Staffs at South Porcupine. ©Baseball Benefit %Ihteh to be Held This Week. â€" Other South Pdrcupme ews. _ 3 Phone 499 500 Carrying out the idea of smartness plus comfort for warm weather, the little hat is navy crocheted straw. Powder Blue Georgette Makes Thig Lovely Warm Weather Frock â€" _ The dregs is almost a straightâ€"line affair the slight blousing of the low waistline being achieved by means of a narrow elastic band, inset in a casâ€" ing marked by, fine tucks. The width of the tucks is left free in the extra width. at the side, giving it the deâ€" sired jabot ripple. /A dehghtful handâ€"made frock to wear on warm Summer days is shown above. _ thes + On Friday last the game between Timmins and South Porcupine resultâ€" ed in a win for Timmins, the score being 10â€"2. There was not a very large crowd despite the fact that it was a find evening. The lack of a grand stand is telling considerably on the attendance at these baseball games. It is to be hoped that this ~ On Sunday a party of seventeen consisting of Mr. H. Miller, family and friends, took in the trip to Sandy Falls:: It was a celebration of little Muriel Miller‘s birthday and also four members of the party had had a birthâ€" day during the week. South Poreupine, June 21st, 1927. Special to ‘The Advance. * . _ Mrs. Jamiéson, Sr., of Flesherton, Ont.,‘is Spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. W. Honer, at the Dome and her son, E. N. Jamieson, of Hashion KHanctes h Po Private Wires to all Branches Mr. Harry Ewart has accepted a position at the Night Hawk Peninâ€" sular and left this week to prepare for the installing of their new machinâ€" enry. . e s ‘Miss M. Hodgins, a valued member of the teaching staff here, has acceptâ€" ed a position as one of the assistants in the Commercial~ and Technical School, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. We congratulate Miss Hodgins on this promotion but .we are sure sorry to lose her here.. Her influence over the children that. have passed under her tuition will long be remembered by both parents and pupils. Another ‘muchâ€"respected teacher is not returnâ€" ing alsoâ€"Miss L. Lamb, who has been on the staff for two years. The New Liskeard Speaker will probably be telling us of her new position later. Misses Vesta and Gertrude Snyder left for their home in Clinton last week.. We. understand that neither one will return to the Continuation School here in the Fall as Miss Vdsta will spend some time at her home, the strenuous work of this year having made a longer rest necessary. Miss Gertrude will teach elsewhere. Miss Burns, music and art teacher, left for ‘her home at Lindsay on Monday. The promotion examinations are in swing in the public schools here this week. ’ m Miss Ruth Spencer, daughter of Mrs. Harrison, returned to Shallow, Lake for the summer vacation, with her sister, Mat. Oruikshanks, :who had ‘been visiting her mether here. . Mr. T. A. Strain is at Island Falls, where he is ii}stalling: some boilers for the Hawk Lake Lumber Co. Mrs; C. B. Morgan is having a tea aird miscellaneous shower in ‘her honâ€" our on Wednesday this week, and Mrs. W. Honer is entertaining for, her on Thursday, the latter to be in the form of a kitchen shower. On Saturday last little Beulah Rayâ€" ner celebrated her tenth birthday by inviting about forty of her young friends. Mrs. Geo. Sheppard and child were up from Connaught for the occasion. All had a very merry afternoon and had it not ibeen for the burning of her daddy‘s garage that night it would have been the end of a perfect day. ' se us x o F L9 *o Mr. Jules St. Paul left toâ€"day on a business trip to Toronto. VUSILCSOS UV _ UGALVGUY e Mrs. Heath, of Kirkland Lake, is the guest of Miss B. M. 0. Shaw. She has just returned from Cleveland will soon be remedied. It is rumâ€" oured that Bill Parell and Gordie Spence may both be back to camp again before long. It will add decidâ€" ed strength to our baseball team should they return.> The game on Friday was marked by 4n unfortunate accident when Mr. Bert Longworth, catcher for South Porcupine, got his thumb soâ€" badly broken that the ibone protruded right through the flesh. It was some time before a doctor could be found ‘to look after it, and we underâ€" stand that it had to be reset next day after being Xâ€"rayed. â€" Although on the road. to recovery now this will put Mr. Longworth out of baseball for this year probably. _ fi')l Ufi ball _'.yf-.\ Mrs. M. Legary and niece, Aileen, of Englehart, were the guests of Mrs. Sherman Simpson during this past week. xk s is Mrs. Peever and Mrs. McGee, of North Bay, were up to take in the Kiwanee Fair in Timmins and were the guests of Mrs. F. Horn, Dome Mines. Bornâ€"On June O9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carruthers, South Porcupine â€"a daughter. Congratulations. . GOVERNMENT SAOULD LOOK AFTER UNORGANIZED ABFA where she was visiting Miss K. Sweatâ€" man,‘ whom she reports as improving very much in health while under the specialist‘s care there. â€"â€"Miss Bessie Dempsay, who has just completed a course in Renfrew Colâ€" legiate, is on a visit to her sister here, Miss Vera, while enroute to her home in Cochrane. Miss Irene Wilson expects to leave for Montreal this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hendry, Miss Beth and Mr. Jack Hendry spent the weekâ€" end with friends at Iroquois Falls. Dr. (George Calls Attention to Ipjusâ€" tice to Towns Through Indigents from Unorganized Territory. and when illness comes are unable to pay for the services of a doctor, who has to travel often twenty miles to their home. The Goyernment should assume the responsibility of providing medical attention and not throw the burden on the doctors.‘‘ That the . Ontario Government should relieve the municipalities of the heavy burden of looking after the shifting indigents who crowd espeâ€" ciglly into such towns as Port Arâ€" thur, Fort William, North Bay and Timmins, and cities like Toronto each winter, was the opinion expressed by Dr. W. E. George, M.O.H. of North Bay, and others before the Ontario Health Officers‘ Association rgc‘ent.ly. Dr. George urged that legislation should be sought iby which provision for providing medical attendance. to the struggling settlers in frontier disâ€" tricts of the province would be made. He pointed out that under the presâ€" ent Act in organized districts the county is responsible for providing medical care for indigent people, and that in â€"unorganized districts the Goâ€" vernment will assume responsibility for their care in a hospital in an orâ€" ganized section, but will not include medical attention. x #1â€" 24 _‘These people are brought into the new districts by the Government, have a hard time establishing themselves, Dr. George said he knew of many doctors who freely gave their services to such and never expected nor receivâ€" ed payment. He instanced the case of one man who, after some years in a frontier town had to leave it with some $10,000 of uncollectable money owing him. Another doctor, succeedâ€" ing him, left some yearm later with a similar amount owing him and a third doctor was now trying it.. The doctor urged that both medical relief and poor relief should be placed under the localâ€" board of health. He thought more efficient ard economical administration of aid would result. â€" Dr. C. N. Laurie, of Port Atthut, Moverynntmdthirdm of every month in the basement of Church. favoured a system of compulsory unâ€" employment insurance as a«xremedy for the situation faced by towns whoâ€" found themselves burdened by unemâ€" ployed men in winter. It would be better than burdening the working. population‘of taowns with the support annually of the wandering workless and prove less.. demoralizing to the; recipients than ‘indiscriminate charity He pointed out that the railways and Government agents ibrought out men from Central Europe who, getting out of work in winter, drifted into Port Arthur ~and other towns from the fields and mines and woods, and these towns had>to look after them during the winter. _ The towns, he thought, had enough to do to look after their. own poor without having people who had no claim as citizens thrown on them, § . § Edgarâ€"‘‘Do â€"you know the differâ€" ences between trying to kiss you and trying to kiss Mary Jones?!‘‘ . Katharineâ€"â€"*‘I‘ll ‘bite.‘‘ . _ * â€" Rdgarâ€" Exactlyâ€"and she won ’t 11 Mistressâ€"‘‘*Bridget, _ it alwavs seems to me.that the cranklest misâ€" tresses get the best cooks.‘‘ ; Cookâ€"‘‘Ah, go on wid your blarâ€" ney,,’f 25. -‘, ; ' } ' | _4 * Sheâ€"My brother doesn t smoke, swear or drink. + Heâ€"Does he make his own dresses, too !1â€"Williamâ€" Purple Cow 1 _COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS JM at 8 o‘clock â€"p.m.,â€"to. eekbrate the day of Sf . John. the Baptlst wnth a grand gupper at #:30 p.m. Patnohc Addrm by His Hm Jndgo Oaron of Oodhtane Comedy by the members of the Oanadita‘.fihlb Belect Musical Programme Fri Don’t forget that a large‘ crowd is requested at the Parish Hall c LAST APPEAL " "MESSAGE TO ALL€ANADIANs AN ENJOYABLE EVENING IS ASSURED ALL ' ATTENDING Be sure and get a ribbon.from the girls who are sell- i ing them during the day. \5 8 . ‘ At the Athletic Grounds at.6 p.m.â€"sharp CANADIAN CLUB vs. TIMMINS e hy 4 h 1i sailled on the King‘s Birthday to England from 'h'ilo;ireal ‘on. number of the party on the "Alaunia‘s" deck amidships.. Mr. and Mrs. E. C Ward and famiâ€" ly of Cochrane were Timmins vwitors on Saturday and Sunday. | , the skin in a healthy condition and. prevent the smarting effécts of inâ€" ferior tailet accessories. If you‘ ‘want the best: in this line come to. our drug store for your toilet supâ€" plles and get the s;tfest and most uniformly satxsfaetofiy mexi‘ know the advanâ€" tages of pure shaving creams and after shaving lotions. ~ They keep Tng 'B‘gxu,n ‘BTORK Néxt Lo.‘ ." .n MEN‘S TOILET ARTIOLES â€" immins 4 14