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Mr. C/ V. Gallagher is on a two weeks‘ trip to Red Lake. We hear on good authority that the Paymaster Mine has acquired a group of claims in Cody township. Misses Reid and Robins, of Brantâ€" Ford, who have been guests at the home of Mr. Brydges (manager of Canadian Express Co.), left on Friday tor their home. Mr. Roceo Tallantino arrived on Monday night with a eardoad of horses for Laffin and Talantino‘s Sale Stables. Mr. and Mrs. V. Laffin and family motored to New Liskeard and Ville Marie on Saturday last. They made the one hundred and seventyâ€"eight miles in six hours and only had to change gear once during the trip and that was just into second. They reâ€" port the stretch of new road between swastika and Bourkes as being im fine shape. _ The worst bridge they en counrtered was the one right at New Mr. and Mrs. C. Jemmet and famiâ€" ly ‘have returned from a visit to Mr. Jemment‘s parents in Simeoe. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Howie are movâ€" ing into the house recently vacated by M. Lecgate. guest oL ner sister, Mrs. Uharles Mc Innis, at their summer home in Gold en City. Mrs. Jas. Hanberry and children ar« visiting her parental home at Charl tfon. Miss M. . MacMillan, of New| Westminister, British Columbia, left} this week for Toronto after a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. W.C.| Sharp, Connaught Hill. | Miss Pearce, of Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Meceâ€"| Innis, at their summer home in Goldâ€"| South Poreupine, August 23rd, 192 Special to The Advance. Miss M. (é. MacMillan, of Ne South Porcupine Car Made, Long Journey in Six Hours muntere iskeard Mr. and Mrs. Laffin Motored to Liskeard and Vfll\e Marie. Bear Encountered Near Connaught. Summer Camps at Squaw Island. Simpler Dress for High School Girls Suggested. Other News from South Porcupine Corâ€" respondent. Through cars from other principal points connecting with above special trains. For details consult local Canad:ian Nat:onal Azeots 1 P 1 Through Trainsâ€"Comfortable Colenist Careâ€"Speocial Carse for Women and Chilgdren From TORONTO (Union Station)â€"Aug. 30thâ€" 12.01 a.m. (Midnight Aug. 29th) 12.30 p.m. ; 10.40p.m Sept. Tthâ€"2.00 p.m.; 10.40 p.m. From PETERBORO â€" Aug. From WIN: SOth â€" 12.01 am. (Midnight® â€"12.30 a.m Aug. 29th) via Lindsay, Blackâ€" via Chatha: water and Atherleyv. and Tacglew AVG. 80thâ€"From Toronto, Caledon East, Beeton, Meaford, Collingwood South and East in Ontario, also Stations in Quebec West of St SEPT. 7T7thâ€"From Stations in Ontario, Toronto. Inglewaod Tot and West a $15.00 TO WINNIPECG few day HARVESTERS! uUspu ayve 1t wonderful part the urday mpanion met a hnuge ted their right of lhem quite a tussle | ousted her with thei d two hundred and bson n ay evenin who â€" wer Special Trains for Winnipeg via Canadian National Railways ot 1€ wo nut though the vi« found. », when going ‘amp out from Short of this CANADIAN NATIONMAL itx bu camplt home. althou antino‘s Nali They r for cubs PV on their way in and again on coming out all the bms had gained in weight one lad in particular having added a pound a day during his stay. This week there are ten girls from South Poreupine and the Dome in camp at the same place. They, also, were taken to Connaught by m()tm goâ€" ing from there by boat. 'l‘hc\ will be under the direct supexvl\mn of Miss Quwk Deaconess of Timmins, assisted by Rev. F. Bain and other ministers Iof the surrounding district. Mr. Race |will act as their chef also. Those n mm menâ€"toâ€"be who were at camp. â€" The boys benefited greatly by their week‘s outing, coming back bronzed and healthy. _ Some of them, especially remarked on the talks about other countres given by a returned missionâ€" ary and the interesting souvenirs he had of different parts of the world. Their sports, campâ€"fire gathering, and fishing experiences were all told about with gusto. parents feel greatly indebteéd to Rev. Mr. Bain for his kindly supervision of the boys and for the wellâ€"planned out programme while they were there. Mr. T. J. Wright very kindly helped Mr. Bain convey the grup back from Connaught by motor. â€" weighed at Connaucht From WINDSORâ€"Sept. 7th From PALMERSTONâ€"Sept. â€"12.30 a.m. (Midnight Sept 6th) ith â€"9.00 a.m. via Gueiph, via Chatham, London, Ham:ilton Georgetown and Inglewood. and Inglewood. also Stations in Quebec West of St. Andrews and Lachute oronto, Inglewood Jct. and West and South thereof. From OTTAWAâ€"Aug. 30thâ€"12.01 a.m. (Midâ€" night Aug. 29th); 12.01 noon. Plus half a cent per mile beyond to all points in Maniâ€" toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta,â€"Edmonton, Tannis, Calgary, MacLeod and East. RETURNINGâ€"Half a cent per mile to Winnipeg, plus $20.00 to destination. ! WAI’\ITED Penetang, Midland, Capreol, and i GCOLDFIELDS THEATRE BLDG | Phone 34 Timmins* (Gireat interest is being taken, espeâ€" cially by the younger generation, in keeping track of the various cars from the south passing through town. Several from Kirkland Lake have been in town, a number from ‘Toronto, some from Detroit, etc., and vesterdavy Mrs. J. Shea and children have arâ€"| rived from Toronto to make their{ home with Mr. Shea who is accountant at the Furness Mine. ’ Bornâ€"On Friday, August 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Kellow, Dome Mines â€"a daughter. ~Congratulations. } Miss Helen Moore, of Cobalt, is the guest of Miss Marguerite Train. Mr. E. C. Ward, of Cochrane, was a ‘business visitor in town this week. Mrs. J. Cuthbertson and family, of Timmins, are at Golden City having leased Mr._Ball‘s cottage there. Mrs. M. Smith gave a bridge for a few of her friends at Golden City on Friday night. Mr. 8. Kenndey leaves for Toronto on a business trip this week. Mr. 8. Kennedy leaves for Toronto on a business trip this week. Miss Rose Verner, accompanied by her little sister, Ruth, leave Wednesâ€" day for Toronto, there to meet her mother, Mrs. Verner, who is retuning after treatment at Mount Clemens for rheumatism. » Mr. Jack family from up residence â€" Ostrom block Mrs. Day and son,. and Mrs. Charles Woods and son, of Toronto, arrived by motor on Saturday night for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. Woods. They had waited in New Liskeard until permisâ€" sion was given to use the new highâ€" wWayV . leaving from here were Misses Beatâ€" rice Brinton, Stella Smith,. Dorothy Rapsay, Rose Gibson, Stella MacDouâ€" gall, and Beatrice Dowzer, of town, and Irene Armstrong, Mary Hutchinâ€" son, Frances Johns and ITona Andrew of the Dome. The Misses Taipole, of Schumache spent the weekâ€"end at the home of M and Mrs. H. Blood. ‘l.').:'.:';{ Barrister, THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO k uc mss ces mer us w ons : Toner A. MacDonald h Schumacher and taking in town this week, at the Andrews is movine his . 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Also the ‘*dollingâ€" up‘ of schoolâ€"girls does not play fair with the parents who are anxious for their daughters to continue their eduâ€" cation but who feel they cannot force their girls to go to school dressed so much plainer and simpler than some of their companions and hence instead of gaining further education the girl is let go to work. A simple middy and skirt is much more in keeping with the requirements of school life than more fussy dresses, and plenty of individuality can be shown in choice of colours and material. It will save the daughter of the poorer parent many a ‘heartâ€"ache because she can‘t look as ‘‘nice‘‘ as the other girls and we firmly believe it will be a benefit to the young wmiss who loves to be ‘‘*primped up‘‘ to put her mind on her school work instead of on her clothes during school period and thus gain the companionship and confidence of her whole class, instead of that feeling of superiority that being the best dressed girl is prone to give one. Distinctions will be made soon enough in life. Give your daughters the chance to look ‘back on their school days with the happiness that the unâ€" consciousness of self will give to their school life! omm mt mm mag ce n mm m romee m smm . mm mm uim m sns mm m mm s um mm mm on mtc on i: priZCS5 In.} f pleasing Ji PORCUPINE FAIR AT GOLDEN CITY ON SEPTEMBER 14TH There is a movement on among the mothers of the girls attending high school here to adopt some method of uniform schoolâ€"gifl dress for the comâ€" ing term, instead of having their daughters‘ minds distracted by the ‘* dolledâ€"up‘‘ appearance _ of _ each other. There is to be a full new staff of teachers and if the girls could be prevailed upon to make the middy and skirt the proper type of schoolâ€"girl dress it is felt that much would be added to their efficiency, as there would not be the continual wondering among the lassies as to which one was dressed the nicer. Also the ‘*dollingâ€" up‘ of schoolâ€"girls does not play fair with the parents who are anxious for their daughters to continue their eduâ€" cation but who feel they cannot force their girls to go to school dressed so Brigadier Taylor, for some years the gifted editor of The War Cry for Canâ€" ada East, has been promoted to the post of field superintendent of the S. A. in Canada West, with headquarters at Winnipeg. Brigadier Taylor made a large cirele of friends in Timmins and district during a visit here last year, and all here will be interested in his merited progress in the work of the Army, Last week the Salvation Army temple at Toronto was crowded to eapacity when a farewell_service was held for Brigadier and Mrs? Tayâ€" lor previous to their departure for the West. Commissioner Maxwell paid just tribute to the great work acâ€" complished by the Brigadier in his four years of service in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor made fitting reply. lemiskaming, was this week, having the new road. Geo. Taylor Hardware Limite CHAIN QF SERYVICE" In considering the duck season think of Taylor‘s where you can get everything necessary for a successâ€" ful shoot. We carry a full line of shot guns and shells, as well as all other necessities for a hunting trip. Come in and look over our supplies. GCavlor‘s Rews until the boys will be making their annual trips to the marshes where the duck and wild geese are found in large numbers. The season opening is only a few days away now and if you want to have the best kind of a season‘s shooting, stock up earlyâ€"and get away among the first. i visitor in town motored up over Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column Announcement is made of the marâ€" riage of Miss Ruby Eleanor Mahon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mahon, of Ramore, Ont., to Mr. Geo. W. Delves, Provinceial Officer at Timâ€" mins, the marriage to take place on Monday next, Aug. 29th. BRIGADIER TAYLOR NOW FIELD SUPERINTENDENT ol pal d wl ul ud d n d cnal ue ud ud ud ind ind i ieedipdie ied ons // 000‘00000 * , * .0‘0000 t 0000000'00 * 00000000000000000 4 #4 000’00000'0 ’0000000 #4 #4 "0:.000:0’00’00.. * °* "% # 4 "% i a s t 2 n 2 . 1%, ,* 4# 4 + # 8. .*, a*, e h0, Â¥%, 14 44, 48. 44 40. 40,00, 00. 04 00 444080006 Thursday, August 25th, 1927 All outside toilets must be made «y proof. Wrap all Garbage in paper. Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. MRS. F. J. HAMILTON | Box 123, South Porcupine | E. D. 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