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Boy Scouts‘ Event at South Porcupine Timmins, Schumacher, South Porcupine , will reside. and Dome Boys Compete, _ Other On Wednesday las} the South and the Dome from The cupine Boy Scout troop held a andthe Deme from The | successful field day. z. challeng Advance Correspondâ€" ‘been sent to the Timmins and . ent. \ macher troops to compete and a South June 29th, 1931 Bpecial to The Advance., Mrs. (Dr.) Harper, of Foronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Laforest. Miss Alma Laforett is also home for the summer vacation having completed quite successfully her term at the Faculty of Education. Miss Aur Halleybury vacation. Dr. and Mrs spending some the doctor is r cent ilIness., Cook and Mr. Alex McMurray lelt on Friday for Stratford and other southern points by motor, They were accomâ€" panied as far as Ramore by little Miss Helen Newcombe, of Schumacher. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ostrom and two children also Mr. Jack Andrews, his sister, and Fred and Jean Andrews left on Tuesday by motor for their parental home at Shawville. Mr. and Mrs. Otto SiÂ¥ers and daughâ€" ters, Marjorie and Beatrice, also Miss Verna Smythe, are on a motor tour to Southern Ontario and cothe places of integest. ed on Thursday, June 2ol, WNCMN AUQU4 , P youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| a James Thomas, Dowran, St. Just, Cornwall, England, became the bride of Mr. J. J. Nicholls, of Noranda, Que., formerly of St. Just, England. The ceremony took place in the United Church, South Poerecupine, Rev. L. Husâ€" sey officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Mr. Wilâ€" liam Thomas, Dome Mines, South Porâ€" cupine. She was gowned in a pale pink dress with veil to match and carried a bouquet of bridal roses and ferns. She wore an opal ring, the gift of the groom. Mrs. William Thomas was matron of honour in becoming gown of pale mauve and also carried a bouâ€" quet of roses and fern. Mr. Wilfred beli W W IY W J im A very pretty wedding ed on Thursday, June 2 Thursday, July 2nd, 1931 Frewcoe, Mr. and MI 1 Mr. Alex McMurray | JVLY 3 Mrs. Russell and family ome time in the South where is recuperating after his reâ€" €£ LEAF SPECIAL I 40 #uinmet tooao for A(). 11 mertble ailshne : c the saving ”‘ for better rssults in your baking, use Eatenia Baking remerkable saving at this very low priceâ€" puy two tins, C mm m nc en ns on on m mm o np m mm in ut ntoms: on cizen n css on w s 4* eAE / SPECIA L. € BAKING POW DER satonia *PIRINC: TLAMB Fronts Ib. 21c Legs Ib. 3735c Loins Ib. *2mc BUTTS PORK CHOICE ROUND STEAK PEAMEALED COTTAGE re Huot is | convent for ) Harper, of Toronto SPECIAL in Sale at these Loiv Prices from GEAZ SPECIA L DELMONTE SLICED McMurray nd other south aey were acct ore by little M Schumacher. Ostrom and home from r the sut Murray left onithc boys. . After the races everybody other southern |retired to the troop headquarters for ; were accomâ€" supper, After the meal which, needless e by little Miss |to say, was heartily appreciated by the humacher. boys, the Timmins groups had to go trom and two home but the Girl Guides challenged : Andrews, his | the Scouts to a softball game. The in Andrews left | boys had to bat and pitch leftâ€"handed r their parental | and after a hardâ€"fought battle the girls were declared. the victors by 20 runs to ers and daughâ€" | nineteen. The Scouts wish to thank all trice, also Miss those who so kindly helped to make i motor tour to |the field day a success, and also wisn othe places of |to voice their appireciation of the fine spirit of sportsmanship the boys from : was solemnizâ€" | Timmins and Schumacher showed. 5th, when Ada ; Points were awarded for each race but Mr. and Timmins was unable to send any ran, St. Just,|seniors the senior points were afterâ€" me the bride of | wards cancelled. . The points awarded Noranda, Que.,| were as follows:â€" England. The South Porcupine first with 35, Timâ€" in the United | mins second with 17, Schumacher third e, Rev. L. Husâ€" | with 11. ride was given 100 yard dash seniorâ€"1, Catarello other Mr. Wilâ€" | (S.F.); 2, Finkelman (Schumacher); 3, nes. South Porâ€" | Abramson (S.P.). s and daugh ice, also Mis motor tour t the places 0 SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 O‘CLOCK WHILE QUANTITY LASTS WHILE QUANIILY LASIlL3S l c Blade Roast Beef » Thomas, brother of the bride, acted as bect man. The wedding recepiion was held at Dome Mines, the home of her brother. The happy couple left on Friâ€" day for Noranda, Quebec, where they 100 yard dash juniorâ€"1, S. Finkelâ€" man: 2, Seott (Timmins); 3, Therrigult Oneâ€"half mileâ€"Seniorâ€"1, W. Finkelâ€" man; 2, M. Smith (S.P.); 3, Blakeman (S8.F.) . ‘Threeâ€"legged race (open)â€"1, South Porcupine; 2, Timmins; 3, South Porâ€" Ib. 1 888C Laerieas Durable SUNSHINE BRAND a new line that is bou this week at this spe SPECIALâ€"â€"PERRIN‘S Delicious Spreads or Slices I4â€"lb. Package Fic warers » 19c Pork »«:Beans challenge Per The Modern Toilet Necessity HAWVES Tin Tin During the sasummer months â€" all perishable merchandlss, such as butter, maat, vegetabigs, sto., will be anipped by expreaas, the customer ga(ino the â€" difference o1 wee expreases â€" and trelght rates. * Shirriff‘s Pineapple ATTENTION!| Semmer Cottagers and Campers! All orders of $15.90 or over for EATON Groâ€" ceries will be dellvered, freight charges prepaid, to your nearest rallway station an ywher e in Ontarle er Quabet. Your ordars will be packed by experiansad cleorks. 44c 12â€"07. Jar Iâ€"Ib. Print Fire Harms Church at South Porcupine Damage to St. Joachim‘s Church on Sunday Morning. Death of Charles Syvret After Lingering Iliness at South Porcupine. a lingering iliness from heart trouble that hay lasted for ten months Mr. Charles Syvret, of South Porcupine passed away in the early hours of the morning of Thursday, June 25th. He had been out on the lawn with his family in the early part of the evening but the closeness of the atmosphere prior to the severe electric storm seemâ€" ed to add to the malady that alf his heart. Besides the widow, children survive to mourn the loss loving husband and father. They John, at home; K. Harry, of © Porcupine; Edward, of Golden Mrs. Redding, of Toronto, who wa 11 to come up for the funeral. funeral took â€"pVace from the U Church on Saturday, Rev, L. H curne 440 yardsâ€"Seniorâ€"1, Smith; 2, T. J Wright; 3, Haneberry. 220 yards (relay)â€"Juniorâ€"1, South Porcupine; 2, Timmins; 3, Schumacher., 440 yards relayâ€"Seniorâ€"1, South Porcupine; 2, Timmins; 3, South Porâ€" cupine. Obstacle Abrahamson; 2, 0. Wright; 3, Haneberry. This last was worth going all the way to see just for itself. After scramblâ€" ing over ladders, under logs and benches through bags, under canvas, etc., each boy had to eat two soda bigcuits and then whistle. Banberry (T). High jumpâ€"Seniorâ€"1 2, Abranamson (S.P (S8.°P Runnin (S.P.) ; 2, (S.P.) . waferâ€"thin deliciousâ€"fig biscuits at an economy price 220 vard dash Cial have a package on hand alwaysâ€"â€"thlis price is low. SPECIAL~â€"â€"McLAREN‘S Invincible JEWEL OLIVES queeN 12 c Porcupine, Jun to The Advance. a lingering iline that has lasted 1 25¢ i out on the lawn with his the early part of the evening closeness of the atmosphere he severe electric storm seemâ€" 1 to the malady that affected i Besides the widow, fout survive to mourn the loss of a broad jumpâ€"1, Catar: W. Finkelman; 3, Abram lashâ€"seniorâ€"â€"1, A Haneberry <SP.) shâ€"Juniot Wright (S8 a new line that is bound to be instantly .â€"h=m;, this week at this special introductory price Campbell‘s T OMA T O Juns 29th, 1931 great big tasty Ollves in the new crackle jar and at a new low price. from redâ€"ripe luscious sunmâ€"sweetened tomaâ€" toes comes this worldâ€"famous soup â€"â€"at a price that is EXTRA spectialâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Limit~â€"=â€"6 Tins to a Customer â€" With handy anchorâ€"top opener Kaufman (S. 3, Seott and Catarello (S. :‘ 3, Kaufman f South n ~City; was too The United Hussev Finkel Traver frC Smith | an 3.â€"~ O, ¢ llo on | Andrews, of Morewood, Ont., and son, |wm, of South Porcupine, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hawse, of Toronts, his fellow emâ€" ployees and friends of the Dome Mines; Iba.sket. from the 1.0.0O.F., crescent from Mrs. J. Singleton; sprays from Mr. W. Dillon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mack and family, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. E. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Battrick, Mr. and. Mrs. J. Spitz; a wreath from R. Countryman and R. and A. Hawse; ‘sprays from Mr. and Mrs, J. McCann, from Mr. and Mrs. J. Costello and Mr. sprays fTrom Mr. and Mrs, J, MCCann, from Mr. and Mrs. J. Costello and Mr. and Mrs. Bethune. A break in the pipe of the wator system between the town and the Shaw Springs on this (Monday) afternoon caused the cessation of the water supâ€" ply on one of the hottest afternoons we have had. We always know the water supplied here was good but it never seemed so desirable as this afternoon. "You never miss the water till the well runs dry," was certainly emphasized all over town. The fire alarm was sounded on Sunday just a little before one o‘clock. Mr. E. Jones had seen smoke issuing from the vestry of St. Joachim‘s Roman Catholic Church and gave the alarm. In less than two minutes South Porâ€" cupine fire department were on the scene and ready to work. It happened just at a time when Engineer Armâ€" strong was down at the pumps and no time was lost before the water was on the fire which was all in the vestry end of the church. The edifice was so full of smoke that Capt. D. Mcâ€" Lellan and W. Farran of the fire fightâ€" No. 3 Squut 2 3 Tins C 19â€"03. Crackle Jar c top opener. Soap Flakes Pkg, PRINCESS or 2 Pkgs. 29¢ 230 pipe of the watey > town and the Shaw (Monday) afternoon ers were overcome with smoke in tryâ€" ing to get to the place where the fire had started. As the volume seemed to consist of smoke and not flame the windows of the church were broken in order to clear the smoke out so that the firemen could get in. The main bxiy of the church is not damaged much otherwise but the vestry is badly gutted and the vestments of the church are ruined. On Monday M. Smith, S8r., secretary of the fire department receivâ€" ad the following letter from Father Gelinas with a cheque for twentyâ€"five dollars enclosed as a material proof of his appreciation of their efforts. Needâ€" less to say this letter was very much appreciated by the firemen. It read:â€" ‘Acknowledging the wonderful work of the firemen of South Porcupine, I wish to exprress to them my most profound gratitude in their full denial to the peak of life sacrifice to save all they could from the destructive element of fire on the 28th instant in the Roman Catholic Church of St. Joachim o South Porcupine. To everyone of them I say many thanks.â€"Rev. Emile A. Gelinas." The ocrigin of the fire is not certain, several theories being advancâ€" ed. Some think that some of the vesâ€" try boys may have neglected to entirely The George Taylor Hardware, Ltd. Size 18 Size 20 With Size 18 Size 20 SNize 18 x 20 Complete with Bar Hinged Seat Ants, Lice, Fleas, Ticks. 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Mr. and Mrs. George Webber ar children left on Monday for Kapuska Ing where they will spend a holiday. Mrs. Calverley and son, Dick, retunr ed Saturday by motor from Toronto. Mrs. McGrath, of South River. ISKEARD COBALT COCHRANE WHOLESALE ard RETAIL no, so parts. the inc that th ing thi window extinguish some of the canc cupbsard where these are no, so much burned as : parts. Others think it star the incense burner. Anotht that the extreme heat of th ing through the double windows on that end of the have concentrated on sor flammable and thus started al 50 ft 100 1 150 1 200 1 Bize Size Size This is the season to coat your roof. Don‘t wait for a rainy day. Use JOHNSâ€"MANVILLE ROOF COATING. It is guaranteed. 1 gallon containers $1,25 5 gallon containers $5,00 All Ssizes in Metal and Wood Finish, from Per Dozen One gallon covers 100 sq. f1t. and makes it absolutely waterproof. Price per gallon WE PAY sSHIPPING CHARGES ON ALL ORDERS OF $5.00 OR OVER humacher, June 29th, 1931 to The Advance. Campers Give Your Tent a Coating of OW is the season when fair days and fine fields permit you to indalge to the limit in your favourâ€" ite pastime, You‘ll enjoy the game more and play it better with our better sport goods equipment . . . for golf, tennis, baseball, hunting and angling. able and thus started it smold There had been a ten o‘clock s rere on Sunday morning. GALVANIZED Clothes Line Wire STRONG HEAVYX GALV Spring Clothespins SPALDING MEANS QUALITY No No No $15.00 to $65.00 Clear or Brown $2.25 ie candles but the e are placed was d as some other it started around Another theory is ‘ glass of the he church may something inâ€" ted it smolderâ€" | Mr. Webber and |takt sun shin $1.25 $1.45 $1.60 45b¢ 65¢ R5o 4¢ visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Kilbourn, Third avenue. The many friends of Mrs. Mitchell, of North Bay, will regret to hear of her death at North Bay on Wednesday. The late Mrs, Mitchell spent much time here with her daughter, Mrs. 1. L. Church, now of Timmins, am had made many friends while visiting here, Schumacher lost ano:her one of their ploneer residents on Saturday when Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Montigny left to ‘Ltake up farming near Motcalfe, On. 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