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£ St. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus:â€"Oneâ€"hali cf the world may not know how the other half lives at the present time but just wait until they get a television set in every home. One of five girls all of whom took Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills (tonic). The iron and other elements in Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills (tonic) increase the amount of haemoglobm or oxygenâ€" carrying agent in the blood. The inâ€" creased supply of oxygen kindles life in all your tissues. The result is a better appetite, a feeling of wellâ€"being, and restful sleep. Begin now to take Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. 50 cents a package at any drugâ€" gist‘s. Be sure to say "Dr. Williams‘" so that the druggist will know exactly what you want. 131 est sister was very delicate. She was nearly thirteen when mother took her to the doctor and he said ‘Give her Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills like you gave the other girls‘ Mother did so, and today she is married, and is a fine healthy woman." I y ISt. West, Kitchener, woman Ontario, "and my motker gave Tir. Williams‘ Pink Pills to us all. My voungâ€" Now a Fine Healthy Woman Delicate Child This tired man doesn‘t even suspect his whole trouble is constipation The sluggishness which besets us all at timesâ€"clouded judgâ€" mentâ€"hazy visionâ€"brain beâ€" foggedâ€"physical slacknessâ€" may all be due to unsuspected constipation. So beware of incomplete elimination. There is no other way that will keep your system so properly cleansed as a dash of ENO‘S Salt"" in a glass of water night or morning. Refuse anything offered to you as a substituteâ€"there is none. Sales Representatives for North America: Haroid F. Ritchis Co. Ltd., 10â€"18 McCaul St., "I was the eldest of five girls," writes Mrs. A. G. Richardâ€" son, 202 Lancaster Toronto [Pmmotmns at the Schumacher School List of Pupils Promcted in the Various Classes at the Schumacher Pubilc school in June, 1931. irtin, Mike Popovich, Helen Luchen hnny Mira, Rosy Holgovich. ?ecommendedâ€"Madeline Rubick. Names in order cf merit. t‘co Jr. IVâ€"Agnes C:sieman, Teacher Pass>d on the year‘s work with honâ€" rsâ€"John Acsceisiine, Mary Emm 1LT 1‘.n3ticnsâ€"â€"â€"Honoursâ€"â€"Emest, Web Willie Monk, Bill Gilbert, Donalc on, John Kesley, Aubrey Robinson ‘ollowing is a list of prom Schumacher public school » Senior Fourthâ€"Room : W. K. Wylte, Principal. d on th> year‘s work with ertrude MHMHawkins, Sarah i cn the year‘s work and final Honsâ€"Hcnoursâ€" Mildred Denâ€" y Woskey, Marion Cripn3s, Tom Carl Williams, Jack Hartling. George Percival, Thelma Johnâ€" govy Donyluchuk, Bessizs Armâ€" Anita Shewan ear‘s work and final } Stswart, Joo Po oursâ€"Ermest Webâ€"| To Scnior IIIâ€" s, Mildred Purlong, Ada Miller, Jack k with honâ€" Ssarah Finâ€" promotions Passed on the year‘s work and final examinationsâ€"Honoursâ€"Allen Cripy!:;, Billy Flynn, Anne Jaksic, Nancy Hepâ€" plewhite, Katie Philleben, Edna Maâ€" son, Alastair McNaughton, Iverna Fishâ€" er, Dorothy Leck, Margaret Boyce. Passâ€"â€"Frank Corris, Leslie Lampkin, Buster Todhunter, Sophie Vidmar, Viâ€" oles Harris, Felix Scheculski, Muriel Fulton, Joe Innarelli, Nina Cicci, Clara Taylor, James Flower, Joseph Napier, Bobby Quine, Douglas Hall. Passed on final examination (H) inâ€" dicates honoursâ€"Clarencée Villeneuve Passâ€"Blanche Davidson, Margaret Bell, Jessie Wong, Elmer Turcott, Madeleine Ostovich Mary Hodson, Steve Bilenky. Recommended â€" Frank Augustinge, Mike Cicci. To Junior IIIâ€"M. G. Bristow, Teacher Passed on the year‘s work with honâ€" cursâ€"Margaret Wong, John MacDonâ€" Passed on the year‘s work and final examinations â€" Honsurs â€" Fred Mcâ€" Naughton, Betty MacMillan, Oliver Miller, Margaret Krancevic, Walter MacQuarrie, Arthur Quine, Jean Buâ€" gera, Lorraine Cousingau, Nicolo Popoâ€" vich, Jim Waite, Terrence Kennedy, Stanley Robson, Bobbie Heath, Carrie Miller, Sophie Donylchuk, Emlle Monâ€" tigny, George Corris. Pass standingâ€"Marjorie Tomkinson, Ernest Dunbabin, Aldo Narduzzi, Stanâ€" ley Bratby, Doreen Warner, Florence Harris, Violet Ved@l, Leo Montigny, Lois David:on, Stella Walko, Minnie Kuser, Wesley Cooke, Marguerite Kusâ€" er, Mikeal Grentz, Stanley Lampkin, Lily Luchen. Recommended â€" Edmund Luchen, Hazel Hannah. To IIIâ€"Kathieen O‘Keefe, Teacher Passed on the year‘s work with honâ€" oursâ€"Verna Walls. Passed on final examinationsâ€"Marâ€"| garet Sova, Annie Butkovic, Allen Keeâ€"| ley. To IIâ€"Aileen Curran, Teacher Passed on final examinations (H) inâ€" dicates honoursâ€"Tillie Grentz H, Hugh Wharton H, Americo Narduzzi H, Douâ€" glas Denny H, Betty Fulton H, Audrey Williams H, Irene Slezak H, Rosa Butâ€" kovic H, Moris Delich H, Tommy Koâ€" vich, Aloyez Klisanich, Violet Baldovin, Leslie Hall, Samuel Patarin, Nora Macâ€" Donald, Berisa Urbanic, Margre:ts Kahma,. Robina Fisher, Dominic Inâ€" narelli, Charlie Hartling, Alex Fulton, Slava Majnaric, Jack Armstrong, Reta Cicci, Frank Vivevich, Constantine Marjotic. To Sr. Iâ€"Aileen Curran, Teacher Passed on final examinations (H) indicates honoursâ€"John Sisik H, Boyd Prentics H, Frank Buchar H, Helen Sheculski, Peter Walko. To Second Classâ€"J. Bruce, Teacher Passed on the year‘s work and final examinationsâ€"Honoursâ€"George Holâ€" govich, Edna Fraser, Alex Bell, Jean McGrath, Hilliard Greer, Joe Belenki, Ronald Montigny, Hector Bombardier, Burnell McDonald, Annina Innarelli, Sybil Wong, Steve Mularchuk, Mary Urbanic, Denny Boisonault, Ernest Taylor, Anne Miller, Donald Weber, Leonard Taylor. Passâ€"Bert Turner, Julia Holgovich, Jolly Howe, Beatrice Hefferman, Muriel Harris, Jean Croft, Kay MacMillan, Alâ€" bert Gerovitz, Helen Gerovitz, Howard Barron. Berardino DiFeiics, Alex Dun« babin. Passâ€"George Martin, Billy Crip;s Ivy Calverly, Harold Furlong, Evelyn Hazelwosd, Jessie Bell, Lucy Proulx, Catherine Buchar, FPrank Fowler, Jack Fisher, Rosy Popovich, Frank Ovas, Helen Newcombe, Daisy Hunter, Ian MacDonald, Walter Augustine, Mary Bakich. To Sr. IIIâ€"Laura Smaill, Teacher. Passed on the year‘s work and final examinationsâ€"Honours â€" Afexanidra Bugera, Walter Zadorozny, Ralph Webâ€" ber, Roy Yorke, James Smith, Gwen Bown, Milton Sullivan, Billy Shewan, Gerald Scheculski. Passed, on final examinationsâ€"Quanâ€" to Baldovin, Reginald Dillon, Anita Cousineau, Buddy Pike, Noel Deslaurâ€" ier, Miro Giracci, Blanche Staples. ald Recommended â€" Mary Zadorozna, Rosa Moffa, Adelchi Battagelli, Florrie Keeone. Passed on the year‘s work and final examinationsâ€"Honoursâ€"Meta â€" Moore, R:osert Assels:ine, Joan Wharton, Cecil Hcfiman, Ted Moller, Eric Arnott, Loâ€" wey Montigny, Rhodri Neame, Fred Williams, Maisie Eldridgs, Jean Macâ€" Donald, John Neame. Chatson Passâ€"â€"Edward Grentz, Doris MacDonâ€" ald, Eino Nikula, Douglas Kitchesn, Ida Duxfield, Alma Turcott, Earl Lampkin, Eiwyn LAughren, Bernard Weber., Lea Reccmmendedâ€"Jean Kitne Stewart, Jos Popovich. Jean Heath, John Todhunter, Natalie Grazulski, FPancesco TIannarelli, Ella McKenzie, May Fowler, Eimer Small, Kezia Taylor, Gordon Denny, Clarence illon, Edith Warner. Boissonault, Steve Os.:.ovich, Charlie Caldwell. ed on the yea: Miriam Laine Jean Lzchriec THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Passed on final examinations, (H) inâ€" dicates honcursâ€"Mary Banich (HW), Pat Philliban (H), Lucille Tisdale (H), Hazel MacQuarrie (H), Helen Macâ€" Quarrie, Paul Mangotic, Dot Martin, Mervyn Miller (H), Nick Tomuch, Anâ€" nie Furreisne, Khris:ine Urbanic (HW), Kat Pecanic, Jack Kittner (H). To Jr. Iâ€"J. Acheson, Teacher Passed on final examinations, (H) inâ€" dicates honoursâ€"Dorothy Hoffman H, Margaret Innes H, Willie Hunter H, June Cretney H, Lilly Cummings H, Raymond Chatson H, Geo. Mammaletti, Esko Jantjaravi, Buster Fragsar ant Iszsabel Fraser (equel), Maisie Dunbaâ€" 3in, Marian Hannah, Clarence Kaizer, Aline Deslauriers, Grita Graham (Rec.), Lawrence Dillon (Rec.). To Sr. Pr.â€"J. Acheson, Teacher Passed on final examinations, (H) inâ€" dicates honours â€" Annie Holgovich, Adelia Innarzrelli, Muriel Hick, Mildred Gerovac, Frank Butkovic, Georgia Deâ€" felice, Mary Balen, Angeline Bakish, John Kukula, Isabella Hall, Aletha Armstrong, Ariel Bjarkman (Rec.), Anâ€" nie Augustine (Rec.). Boston automoblie insurâ€" ance bill will be satisfactory unless it provides penalties in the way of highâ€" er rates for careless and reckless drivâ€" ers. The records of this State and others show that a very large proporâ€" tion of the accidents are caused by exâ€" perienced driversâ€"men who seem to be getting into trouble continually. An investigation in Illinois of the records of drivers involved in fatal accidents shows that every one of them had a previous accident record. Some had been involved in three or more preâ€" vious accidents. There is a type of driver who just won‘t be careful. The way to curb these fellows is to make recklessness costly. They ought to be made to pay heavily for insurance. Passed on final examinations, (H) inâ€" dicates honoursâ€"Bruno Bertol H, Sa@aâ€" die Brooker H, Louise Delich H, George Gerovac H, Vance Rafuse H, Kathleen Passed on the year‘s work and final examinationsâ€"Honoursâ€"Bcohbby Boyce, E:hel Fowler, Billy Tomerick, Mabel Cousineau, Beverley Kitchsn, Edra MacDonald. Recommendedâ€"Joseph Balsn, John Banich. To Junior Firstâ€"L, M. Dube, Teacher Passed on the year‘s work with honâ€" oursâ€"Billy Pairhust 87.7, Clara Butâ€" kovic 86.5, Isabel Flowers 83.5, Alfred Summerell 83.5, Doreen Wells 83.5, Antonia Conjar 826. H, Stirling Hayward, Rita Cousineau Marian Prentice., Mary Balen. Phone §47 N E W TIN SHOP EVERYTHING IN SHEET METAL WORK. â€" PIPES OF ALL KINDS. ALSQ FURNACE WORK. EXPERT WORK GUARANTEED. 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Lapalme PLUMBING 13 Spruce St. South | _ _"Be it therefore resolved that this mass meeting of the loyal Pinns, held in the Finnish United Church, Kirkâ€" ‘land Lake, on May 31st, 1931, denounce in no uncertain terms this communisâ€" ‘tic activity as anarchistic deception. | _ "Also, that we organize in Kirkland Lake a society which would be a branch !of the new national "Organization of Loyal Finns in Canada," with the aim _of uniting all lawâ€"abiding Finns in Canada to fight every form of lawless There are about 80,000 Finns in Canâ€" ada, and fully one per cent. of that number live in Kirkland Lake. The last three years have seen a real awakâ€" ening among the Finns in Canada and lccally the Finns are no excerttion, but have experienced in a real sense this new awakening. "The Finnish Organâ€" ization" was for years the only social crganization. Though â€"Communistic, this organization has sometimes been held up before th2 Canadians as reâ€" ligious institution. Though claiming to speak the ‘"voice of the people," its membership in this camp is underâ€" stood to be something less than two per cent. of the whole Finnish pt>puâ€" lation. The Finnish United Church was organized less than three years ago, and has grown in importance and strengtlh. Block First Meeting The first step was taken when a mass meeting of all loyal Finns was called on May 24th at the Finnich Church. The‘ expected thing happened. Long before the appointed time the Comâ€" munists filled the Church to its capaâ€" city, before too many loyal prrople would have time to come. Those who came on time had to stay on the steps outside. The purpose of the Communâ€" ists was, with the help of their comâ€" rades from Timmins and South Porcuâ€" pine of whom large numbers had come down, to crush the attempt of the loyal Finns to organize themselves in town. But their efforts to "steal" the meeting were frustrated from the very beginning, and, aside from the usual communistic gesticulation it was closâ€" ed in perfect order. Their objective was a total failure. A meeting was called for the followâ€" ing Sunday, May 3ist, to further disâ€" cuss the project. Qver sixty peorle were present, and before the meeting was over the new society was launched, with forty charter members. The meetâ€" ing was opened by Rev. E. A. Kyllonen with a short address, outlining the reaâ€" sons why this meeting had been called and why such an organization of the licyal Finns in this town was needed. When the meeting had elected H. Sanâ€" kelo as chairman and J. Hihnala as secretary, it was thrown open for free discussion. The enthusiasm with which a large number of those present spoke showed that the proceedings had their full approval. "And, whereas the Finnish Communâ€" iss in this country have by their loud conduct and much tongueâ€"wagging cast an unpleasant reflection upon all Finns in Canada, making us appear to the praceâ€"loving citizens of Canada as an undesirable and dangerous eleâ€" ment: Pass Resolution This enthusiasm broke out into a stormy applause after ‘the following resolution was read, and passed unâ€" animcusly :â€" "Whereas the recent malicious Comâ€" munist activities have created much illâ€"feeling and cdious publicity; Loyal Finns Start Society at Kirkland Attempt by Communists Fails to Upset Plans, Resolution cof Loyalty to Carnada and Condemnation of Communtm Passed by Mecting. LA _ kA c i _ _ RF Â¥ rting. ) The Advance ma iselves in steal"‘ the . the very the usual was closâ€" objective Besides being a fraternal society, the aim of this society is to aid its memâ€" sers in every phase, to get work, secure homesteads, give sickness and medical help, and other benefits. ho officials of this new were then elected for the ensuing year, and are as follows: Herman Sankelo, chairâ€" man:; John Hihnala, secretary; and members of the executive board, John Lehtinen, Eino Jussila, Mrs. Elmo Kanâ€" »rva; Mrs. Viena Kanerva and Miss Linda Ruuska. These officials will be electeg annually, and as far as pssible member of the society is apâ€" pointed to some committee, with the »bject of making every member an aciive m>mber. and disloyal underiakings among our people in this country, and by conâ€" structive and intelligent activity lead out and free those who have been enâ€" snared in the lawless organization. "Purther, we beg to remind the citiâ€" zens of Canada, that only a very small percentage of Finns in Canada are Communists, but on the contrary the great majority respect and honour the laws of Canada. Of this our old homeâ€" land, Finland, is conclusive evidence where the masses demandsd the outâ€" lawinz of Communist aciivity in that ccuntry, with which action we heartily »cneury. i be publishe anadilan New Be Takes Lless To Kill â€" Surest, Quickest Death to Flies, Mosquitoes, Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Moths Most popular throughout the world Cheapest Insect Spray You Can Use A better combination Salada Green tea drinkers drink the best green tea CANADA REX SPRAY CO., LIMITED, BRIGHTON, ONT. resolved that this resoluâ€" hed in the local press, in and other publicaâ€" GREEN TEA ® ‘Fresh from the gardens‘ Laboratoryâ€"Testedâ€"Superâ€"Strength THESE crispy, sunâ€"brown Kellogg‘s PEP Bran Flakes are a wonderful combination. 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NEW POSTAL RATES THAT WENT INTO EFFECT JULY 18T Other countriesâ€"Five cenis â€" first nce; three cents each additional Post cardsâ€"No change Thursday, July 2nd, 1931