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For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad. Column Thursday, June 27th, 1929 The Sun Record Co., Toronto, Ont. I3rd Avenue The Goldfield Drug Co. Ltd. Why More I Get The Blues When Wedding of the Painted Dol! 10 inch double sided Phonograph Records STAR 6 COUPE $425.00 STAR COACH Waiting For The Train Walking With Susie $408.00 From "Fox Movietone Follies of 1929" Fox Trot Record No. 8952 From "Fox Movietone Follies of 1929" Fox Trot Record No. 8953 Fox Trot, on Apex Record No. 8924 Fox Trot Record No. 8926 Fox Trot Record No. 8944 Blue Hawain Waltz Record No. 8946 Song Record No. 8951 Breakaway Honey Timmins Garage Co. Ltd. 1929 Chevrolet Sedar DEMONSTRATOR $900.00 Timmins, Ontario Next to Taylor Mardware FORD COUPE $350.00 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY $125.00 STAR COUPE $125.00 It Raimms Dealers Everywhere WILLYSâ€"KNIGHT SEDA N $500.00 SCORES IN FIRST ROUND OF THE GFO. LAKE GOLF SHIFLD The following are the scores made in the first round of the Geo. Lake Shield :â€" O â€"~H,. AdBMS};:...0s tssc ies 1408 o SID, N 5.:i k ifi e s W 2 J. SP; BUCKCE ts ds iss K L7 J 1: â€" ‘:1,.:.2.. s 90 BOUY® in NEA tfi J W. cFoOgpg ®.:....;;../ai.. sX i W :; E. PraANCIS â€" 209 H. 9:. Puke 108 Ti B.: y iAfi k.h 91 . C:; Garner 4: cssc ts dd B: . l y c LDr. L. Hudson :.};.;..:50/%) +. 200 Ww. m. Jamieson â€" 100 GBeo.; _ .9 s cereras cmd wW. O. Langdon ... i AL0Q C cB: TIOWG! 122. ies s css n avive ce W. S. Macphexson 5 Dr; . H. is 110 S,. ; MCCOYâ€" ies ie 24094 W IH 2 9O A S. c ....:.. N/ ol J >....0, q.i :c i. 308 H,_P:oShantzZé ... 10 J S :. e it 83 + Fee TOUAU das i. inb ob . 101 H.: Is, [LTAVETS s is d d 19 J ; Fes Y WAIKCE® : ie 4 OO S."A. WOOKEY: :. a P s ie Donor At the Harker Mine, in the Ramore district work is going along satisfactâ€" orily, and it is felt that within a very short time the work will be advanced sufficiently to indicate just what the property may be. According to recent word from the Harker, encouraging mineralization was encountered in the upper horizons. A small part could be classified as ore, and a considerable tonnage could be included as low grade ore in event of the mine being develâ€" oped successfully at depth. However, summed up, these results at upper levels are just a little short of what would be required to establish a proâ€" fitable mineâ€"hence the desire to find out if an increase in mineralization cecurs at greater depth. Toward this end, the shaft was continued to 1,000 feet in depth, which point was recently reached. The crosscut is now inoving toward the vein and a campaign of drifting along the fracture is intended to render a final verdict some time before the end of September. Mr. and Mrs. N. Greenberg and family left by car on Monday for Buffalo and other points south. CROSsSCUTTING TOWARD THE VYEIN AT THE HARKER MINE CHEVROLET SEDAN $300.00 FORD TUDOR $300.00 of Shield Makes Lowest Score First Round.... J. Stokes Second in This Round. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 110 101 113 109 ment appeais pendaing witm some Cl i(110 mines of the district. The lawyer statâ€" sa what his fes would be if the cases wont no further than the Judge. After that he could not be definite. The counâ€" cil were all invited to Cochrane for the big Firemen‘s tournament on July lst. A letter from the Ontario Municipal Asâ€" scociation was left over for later conâ€" sideration. The township engineer, Mr. J. M. Hendry, was appointed weed inâ€" spsctor, as the result of a letter from th> Government asking that such be Tisdaile township council met for their regular session on Monday evening with Reeve Gallagher and Councillor Willâ€" iams, Kerr and Laforest present. Sevâ€" eral were in attendance re taxes and assessment. G. Colombo asked for a reduction on the Empire theatre. Conâ€" siderable time was taken up with a reâ€" adjustment of the assessment of some blocks in the Bartleman townsite on the points most extremely distant from Timmins. The assessment as it stood, was based on values at a time when real estate in and around Timmins was at a highâ€"water mark. Some of this proâ€" perty was territory annexed to Timâ€" mins, but Tisdale was to hand over to them their complete assessment roll, nence it was their council had to handle this matter. Mr. Bartleman has made efforts to have these blocks turned back to acreage but owing to the government lots this cannot very readily be made. Mr. Gordon Gauthier, lawyer, of Timâ€" mins, was present on behalf of the Porâ€" cupine United Mines re arrears of taxâ€" es. The taxes on the Rochester claims of this property were paid up to date but there were some $7900 of taxes due m other groups of claims in the townâ€" ship. It was arranged that this might be paid in three instalments, two monâ€" ths apart, if the present year‘s taxes were kept paid up to date. The Porcuâ€" pine United Mines are at present a goâ€" ing concern, having turned out their largest gold brick in the last two weeks that it has handled since its existence. Hence though there are not chattels on the claims on which the arrears are due the capital wealth of the company was considered a sufficient guarantee to allow these arrears to be paid by inâ€" stalments. ent guarantee for them to start the work where it was orginally started. Mr. Myronick was present re sewer on Goldâ€" en avenue, South Porcupine, and will be willing to bear extra expense of inâ€" A man from Schumacher was present re overcharge for his water connection. He was not there when the workmen went to put in his connection so his wife directed them where it was wantâ€" ed. After digging down some distance rock was encountered and when the man came home he asked that the conâ€" nection be made at another place across the driveway, promising to pay for the expense incurred in the first digging This was done. So it was considered he had no cause for complaint, his wife‘s directions in his absence being sufficiâ€" Busy Meeting for Township Council at South Porcupine Mrs. W. C. Sharp ana children, of Connaught Hill, are moving to New Liskeard to reside on the Lake Shore Road, where Mr. Sharp‘s aged parents are, and wish some of their family near them. stallation in that part of the same others have, if it be necessary. . rangements were made for legal ad1 in regard to certain important asse ment appeals pending with some of mines of the district. The lawyer st what his would be if the ca Boy Scouts‘ Field Day to be Held at South Porcupine on Saturday, July 13th. Visitors To and From South Porâ€" cupine. Other News From South Porcupine Corresâ€" pondent. Misses Ruby and Pearl Miller enterâ€" tained a number of their young friends at an enjoyable party at their home on Saturday evening. There were a numâ€" ber of young people from Timmins present. Mr. Frank Leal, of Kirkland Lake, spent the weekâ€"end as the guest of friends in town. The services in the United Church on Sunday last were taken by Mr. M. B. scott of Timmins. Don‘t forget to give your support to the Boy Scouts of the camp in their big Field day to be held at South Porcupine on Saturday, July 13th. All the troops of Timmins, Schumacher, South Porcuâ€" pine and Dome will be in the various competitions. South Porcupine, June 25th. Special to The Advance. Intestinal absorption, with its attendant ills, succumbs to ENO because this sparkâ€" ling, bubbling, nonâ€"habitâ€"forming, health beverage removes the clogging waste and poisons which cause it, cooling the blood stream and refreshing the whole system. ENO is so Cooling‘! The words "Fruit Salt" and ENO are the registered trade marks of J. C. ENO ~ 1. made. The inspector in these cases not only has authority to have noxious weeds cut on the highways, but on givâ€" ing notice to private individuals to clear weeds off their property, if same is not done, may send men there to do it and charge costs for doing so, to the inâ€" dividual. Edwards Morgan, charterâ€" ed accountants, wrote, asking an inâ€" crease in their yearly salary for auditâ€" ing the books of the township, as the volume of work had increased. This mater was held over. A letter asking that the dock at South Porcupine be fixed up as there were so many people using it, brought out considerable disâ€" cussion. The dock really is government property but it would take so long to get action through the provincial source that relief could not be got for this year. (Last year the Boy Scouts of South Porcupine borrowed the lumber from the township and by their own efforts put the dock into decent shape for the onâ€"locokers at their field day aquatic sports. Then after July ist they had to take up the lumber and return it to the township). Engineer Hendry said that the estimates for this work could be taken out of what was allowed for incidentals. However this being Econâ€" omy Night the members from Schumâ€" acher could not sese the necessity, so nothing will be done this year. A light was asked for Rae street, South Porecuâ€" pine. This will depend on the nearness of a pole line. Better lighting was askâ€" eda for the dangerous curve on first avenue, Schumacher. This will be lookâ€" ed after. A concrete sidewalk for Second avenue, Schumacher was disâ€" cussed, also the blasting out of the roc:: on a certain portion of that street makâ€" ing a more passable highway. Considâ€" erable discussion followed. It was statâ€" ed that the minds of people when they signed petitions for concrete walks and then again when they realized the porâ€" tion of the cost of same that they had to face individually, were very different. Although this work had been allowed for in the estimates, it was eventually decided it could be done without this year. FEconomy Night was again in Z € // /* * 7. 4 SCHUMAGHER YOUNG LADY WINNER OF GOLD MEDAL Graduates from Schumacher at North Bay Hospitals, Other News from Correspondent at Schumacher. Schumacher, Ont., June 26th. Special to The Advance. Miss Lucy Glazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Glazier, of this town, was the winner of the gold medal for genâ€" eral proficiency in the graduating class of Queen Victoria Memorial Hosâ€" pital at North Bay on Friday, June 21st. Miss Glazier is to be congratuâ€" lated upon her success and her many friends in this district hope for an even more brilliant career in the fuâ€" ture. Mrs. Glazier who had the pleasure of attending the function returned home on Saturday. Mr. Clyde Miller and son, Lawrence, of the Sherrittâ€"Gordon Mine are spending a few holidays at their home on Third avenue. Mr. Jack Leng, of Kapuskasing, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Leng, Lakeview Drive. The numerous friends of Mrs. C. Monette will be pleased â€"to hear that she is recovering from her recent illâ€" ness. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall, Second avenue, spent their holidays at our popular new summer resort, Bayside Beach, Barber‘s Bay. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilson returned on Sunday from a pleasant motor trip to North Bay. The name of Miss Beatrice M. Sales, daughter of Rev. C. Armstrong Sales, a former pastor of Trinity United Church, and Mrs. Sales, appears in the evidence when the consideration of tenâ€" ders for a new police car for Schumâ€" acher came up. It was decided that it could be done without. Any automobile agents who had sat throughout a long session awaiting this part of the counâ€" cil‘s programme wore a pecular expressâ€" ion as they speedily departed. The truck used by the township engineer is to be repaired, not turned in. The routine salaries and accounts were passed for payment. # .0 w ** # *# #4* + *# ## # #* * _% 0' .0 ## + # ## *# # #* * *# #* *# + ## ® # ##% * # ** *# # *4 * + *#* * # *# # # #@ # # *# * # #* * # #4* # # *4 * # #4 # + #4 *# w #* w + ## * # #* *# + *#* * # #* * # #4 #* *# # ® % ## # .0 * .0 #* * # 4+ * # *# * + #* * # *# * 0“0 * * *4 '“ # # “. # * * “.”.00‘ * #* *22® .0‘.“. *4 * v* *4 44 t4 *4 w NEW RITEâ€"GOOD graduating class of this year from @uenn Victoria Memorial Hospital at North Bay. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs., 8. O‘Hara, accompaniâ€" ed by Miss Violet, left Sunday on an extended motor trip to Sudbury and Southern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Olton motored to Kirkland Lake on Sunday. They were accompanied by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. George Shippam. A miscellaneous shower in honour of Miss Nellie Cornell was given by Mesdames Herb. Miller and John Chatâ€" son at the home of the former, Third avenue, Saturday evening, June 15th. About thirty friends were present. The brideâ€"toâ€"be was the recipient of many beautiful presents. A pleasant evening was spent in singing and dancing. Dainty refreshments were served at the close. Miss Irene of the Public school staff, left on Wednesaary for her home, Mount Forest, Ont. Mrs. Roy Heath returned home to her former home, Cornwall, Ont. The public school closed for the sum mer holidays on Tuesday, June 25th. Ronald and Gordon Denny, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Denny, are home from Upper Canada College. A rummage sale will be held in the basement of the United Church on Saturday morning, June 29th, comâ€" mencing at nine o‘clock. Mrs. Panting returned to her home in Toronto on Monday with her sonâ€" inâ€"law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Skelly, Third avenue Mayor Geo. S. Drew returned last week fro ma visit to the south, being accompanied on the motor trip back by his mother, Mrs. Drew, of Canningâ€" ton, and his cousin Miss Isabel Macâ€" Lean, of Cannington, who will visit here for a week or two. sSUBJECT " A Dream That Came True" sSUNDAY, JUNE 30th, 1929 Grace Chapel Mr., Busby will Speak Service at 7 p.m. 75 ELM STREET 8.