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Events of Interest At South Porcupine South Porcupine, July Special to The Advance. On ‘Tuesday afternoon, June 30th, at| WisNnes OI Uhe five o‘clock, St. Paul‘s Anglican church| to this popul was the scene of a very pretty wedding | Y°Y2€° thro when Meta, only daughter of Mrs. Melâ€"| Miss ville, and the late William Melville,! operated on became the bride of Monty Keast, of | moved at th the Dome Mines, formerly of Cornâ€" ’ week. Mrs. wall, England. Archdeacon Woodall| hospital this performed the ceremony,. The young breakdown ir bride was beautiful in a gown of white| There was organdie, simply made and with cutâ€" | minsâ€"South P work trimming. The dress was of floor| day evening length and she wore a white transâ€" might parent straw hat, with gloves and | ious results. shoes to match. She entered the| into the ditc} church on the arm of Mr. Frank Reyâ€"|)mins had he nolds, a friend of her father, who Strangers anc gave her in marriage. She was atâ€"|some nast} tended by Miss Margaret McCann, who| Stranges fan made a pretty picture in a gown of | Reo going to figured chiffon over pink, wearing |a Chevrolet . pink transparent straw hat and with j ahead of the gloves and shoes to match. Beautiful|coming this bouquets of roses and â€" lilyâ€"ofâ€"the | controlâ€"first valley were carried both by the bridgé|and ditching and bridesmaid,. Mrs. Reynolds played |the Reo, and the wedding marches, Mr. George|self along w Woods acted as best man. After the| police ceremony there was a reception and| just where t] wedding dinner held at the home of | been decided the bride‘s mother at the Preston East Clifford Dome. The young bride was born in | Smith, Jr., w Thursday, July 9th, 1931 FRIDAY ONLY ORANGES i5 2 TURKISH [ 1 SPECIALâ€"~â€"TIGER BRAND KETCHUP : 1 5c VINEGAR :: 14c * . AL months all perishable merchandise, such as butter, meat, vegetaâ€" bles, etc., will be shipâ€" ped by express, the customer paying the difference b e t w e en express and freight rates. delicious candy confection, cellophaneâ€"wrapped, insuring freshnness Â¥ a box toâ€"dayâ€"â€"the price is low. All orders of $15.00 or over for EATON CGroceries will be deâ€" livered, freight charges prepaid, to your nearâ€" est _ railway station anywhere in Ontario or Quebec. Your orâ€" ders will be packed by experienced clerks. ATTENTION ! Summer â€" Cottagers and Campers! Medium Siz Tin 8C The Tonic Food Beverage Cleans Evervthing Phkg. 10(: size 288 7e 75¢ ccccc Pea seeped NO 1 th wn ¢:wacitzr con Tln5 Tln tent SPECIALâ€"â€"â€"THE COOLING HEALTH DRINK SPECIALâ€"â€"â€"WESTON‘S Variety Package £_s NXA 4 OA 4A A V Lk Au NJ 144 pages of popular tested Recipesâ€"illustrated COOK BOOK kitchen complete withâ€" out this aid to better cooking. Secure your copy now at this speâ€" clal price. Regular 30c. in full colors. N ¢ Each ELEXTRA SPECIALâ€"â€"AYLMER Choice Quality GOLDEN CORN 2 T ODDY :s i« 34 â€"lb. YÂ¥ 9 t ABC There was a collision on the Timâ€" minsâ€"South Porcupine highway on Monâ€" ‘day evening near the Foleyâ€"O‘Brien ‘*that might easily have had more serâ€" ious results. As it was three cars went into the ditch; a young lady from Timâ€" mins had her eye cut; Migs Madeline Strangers and her brother Benlough, got some _ nasty bruises. The whole Stranges family were in their Royal 8 Reo going towards Timmins. There was a Chevrolet owned by Timmins people |ahead of them. A Ford from Sudbury coming this way seemed to get out of controlâ€"first bumping the Chevrolet and ditching it, then taking a dive at the Reo, and it went into the ditch itâ€" self along with the bigger car. The police were shortly on the scene and just where the blame was has not yet been decided. Clifford _ Schmelze and Maxwell Smith, Jr., were the two bovys who had Porcupine and has made many friends by her bright vivacity as she has grown to womanhood. Mr. Keast has been at the Dome for some time. After a motor honeymoon through Southern Ontario they will take up residence at the Preston East Dome. The good wishes of the whole camp are extended to this popular young couple for "bon vovage" through life. Miss Stella Smith was successfully operated on and had her tonsils reâ€" moved at the Porcupine hospital this week. Mrs. E. Anthony is also in the hospital this week, having suffered a breakdown in health. A new variety of deiicious choice Golden Cornâ€"excellent for all dishes Ib. Box Green Giant Big, tender, lusâ€" cious Peas, seeped in their own deliâ€" cious water conâ€" tent. Saturday Night Special 7 p.m. Mild Cured hal Breakfast -a OO n Sweet Pickled Shoulder of Spring Lamb New Season‘s Choice Beef Speecial Quality Weiners stariing out with a strengthened team now and look good for one of the places higher up in this half. The teams linâ€" ed up:â€"Millâ€"catcher, McCann; pitchâ€" Pork » 16c In the first game of the szcond half of the softball schedule being played at the Dome the Mill won by 14 runs to 10 over the Mine. The Mill had the cellar position of the first half but are the uncanny experience of tiiscovering the body of the Esthonian who was drowned at Golden City on Jume 28th. The boys were "out on a pleasure cruise in a canoe when they saw what they thought at first was part of a tire rim. On coming closer they discovered that it was a man and reported to the authorities. Mr. Charles LaMothe, of South Porâ€" cupine, was the one who successfully dived for the young Italian girl who died after being taken from the Porâ€" cupine creek on Railroad street on July ist. When the alarm was given that the girl had dived down and had not come up, Mr. Armstrong, township engineer, dived but was not fortunate in locating her; then Mr. LaMothe dived and brought the body to the surface. They and a man from Timâ€" mins who chanced by in time to aid in the rescue work tried to revive her by artificial respiration. In this they were successful and the girl was taken to the hospital but owing to the fact that she had a weak heart and was said to be tubercular she did not rally and died in two hours after being adâ€" mitted to the hospital. Bologna The most popular of Wes. ton‘s quality Biscuitsâ€"a deâ€" licious assortment of jams, creams, plains, etc. Try a box or two at this special price. for boiling THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Thinly sliced NEW P No.1 _ 10 lbs. 43¢ Shoulder and Chuck Roasts of Beef » 10c half or whole Tms 2 1 C3 t ?ibs. io _ 290 er,.Johns; 1b., Longworth; 2b., Cstare‘â€" lo; 3b., Lett; shortstop, McNab:; fielders. Parsons, Mason and Mansfield. Minsâ€" catcher, Clark; pitcher, M. ; 1b., H. McLean; ‘2%b., Proulx; 3b., Sutherâ€" land; Burke; fielders, Montâ€" gomery, Owstrosky, Parsons. Umpires â€"G. Michaelson and H. Doran. Dick Parsons started the ball rolling (or in this case, fiying) for the Mill with a threeâ€"base hit and then romped home. Lett, who walked to first also got around the diamond giving the Mill two to the go:d in the first ininngs as the Miners got no runs. Then in the second inâ€" nings the Mill cinched their game. Mcâ€" Lean‘s pitching for the Mine was not ’up to its usual form. Johns, Mansfiels Mason touched the home plate in quick succession. Parsons fanned Longworth made the round, after. a clever steal to third McNab got home, and through an error on the part of the Miners McCann also touched the homeâ€"plate before the team went three down. This gave the Mill the heavy side of the 9â€"1 score at the end of the second, for Burke was the only one who made a tally for the Miners. In the third Mansfield was first to bat and added another to the Mill secore before Mason, Parsons and Lets went down in quick succession. Then Suthâ€" erland counted anosther run for the Mine. Dick Parsons made a praiseâ€" worthy catch of brother Tom‘s nicely placed fly. Zig stole second and got home before the third man was down. So the 4th innings started 10â€"3 for the While Quantity Lasts O 3 Tins often Mill. They had the bases full and were twodown but when Casey came to bat he struck out. Montgomery made homeâ€"run for the Mine. Tom Parâ€" sons showed brother Dick he could do just as good fielding as his brother did and the result was all out with brother Dick still on third. In the fifth Mason made the round, Parsons fanned Lett came home, Longworth was out at first, Catarello got a home run, McNabb walked but McCann fanned; 14â€"4 for the Mill did not look like good mining so the Muckers had to hunt for more paydirt. Clark, Proulx and Burke, each brought home a count and Sutherland landed with a home run. For the sixth innings Montgomery was put in the pitcher‘s box for the Mine and Johns was the only one who got a run but when the Miners went to bat McLean fanned. A nice catch by Catarello savâ€" ed Zig the trouble of making the bases and Parsons did likewise for Clark. The Mill made no further tally in the last innings but the Miners imprtroved their standing by two, Proulx and Burke doing the tricks. The final score was 14â€"10 for the Mill and one of the Scotchmen in the group remarked "Let‘s sing a psalm." The sympathy of the community has gone out to Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas, of the Dome Extension, in the loss of their little son, William James Rowe on Friday, July 3rd. The baby had been ill for some time and at the last spinal meningitis developred. He was one year and eleven months old. The funeral took place on Sunday afterâ€" noon, Rev. L. Hussey, officiating. The pallâ€"bearers were Masters Tom Webb, Mrs. Stem, of Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Sky. Miss Zelda Sky, of Toronto, is also the guest 01 her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Osbhorne Orr and two sons are on holiday trip to Toronto. Miss Irene Burke is home from St. Michael‘s hospital where she is a nurseâ€"inâ€"training, to spend two weeks vacation with her parents. Miss Doris Frisby, of Ottawa, is the guest of Miss Kathleen Reynolds. Miss Betty Burnham, of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. J. Dome Mines. "Mrs. Leigh Bladen, of Montreal, is spending the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pearce. L Masters Clifford and Stanley Knutâ€" son, of Bourkes, Ontario, are spending a vacation with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook, of the Paymaster Mines. â€" Little Miss Dorothy Parrell daying with her grandpat Shawville, Quebec. South Porcupine, July Special to The Advance. Mr. W. G. Britton, of Bristol, New Brunswick, is relieving at the station during the holidays of Mr. Orr. Mr. J. Bray, of the Dome Mines, is holidaying in Kirkland Lake and Montreal. Dome Mines in Four F. C. Cup Contests Junior Baseball Series, Dome and Iroâ€" quois Falls, Other News from Advance Correspondent at south Porcupine and the Dome. Burke‘s Drug Stores Ltd Large package of Blades for old style 39¢ Shaving Cream Regular S5¢ .. 24¢ Italian Balm....27¢ and 54c Gillette Blades for THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY Elizabeth Arden Exclusive Agency for Dorothy Gray TOILETRIES HOUBIGANT‘S FACE POWDER ENO‘S FRUIT SALTS HEEK STORES IN TIMM and Parrell is holi randparents a Ottawa, is the Reynolas. of Toronto, is McRzsa, Dome aTe 1 LB. TIN ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS CcoTY‘sS FACE POWDER The schedule has been drawn up for the games in the Junior Baseball League, consisting of Dome Mines and Iroquois Falls. It will be played in two halves, four home and home games to each half. The opening game will be at Iroquois Falls on July 12th, then the two teams play at the Dome on July 15th; at Iroquois Falls, July 19th; at Dome, July 22nd, at Iroquois Falls July 26th; at Dome, July 298th; at Iroâ€" quois Falls, August 2nd; Dome, Aug. Dome and McIntyre ijootoall teams meet on Tuesday evening next on the Dome grounds for the first game in the second half of the schedule for Forcupine Football Association. Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis of Kirkland Lake, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Battrick over the weekâ€"end. Joe Woods, Joe Mitchell, Billy Millions ggm. The second Mr. Thomas‘ sister, Mrs. J. Nichols, of ; Falls on August 9 Noranda, was up for the funeral. The|Iroquois Falls, . floral gifts were many and beautiful.| August 19th; Ir among them â€" being pillow from |23rd; Dome, A: Mammy, Daddy and Sydney; wreath ) Falls, August 30t from Uncle Wilfred Thomas and | 2nd. If necessar Aunt Ada; sprays from Mr. and|two halves will pl Mrs. Demers, Mr. P. Millions and famâ€" Bornâ€"On Satu ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Willie Masterton and Pat, Mr. and Mrs.| Hillâ€"a daughter. Beard, Billy and Lynn, Allen Hogg, Dr. and Mrs. S Mr. and Mrs. Jay and family, Mr. and |ter, Joan, are on Mrs. Curtis and family, Elsa and Jim| Wasaga Beach. MacDonald, Rebekah Lodge, South Porcupine, I.0.0.F., South Porcupine Mr. and Mrs. G. Countryman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanlake and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sky. Beâ€" sides his father and mother one brother, Sydney mourns the loss of the bright little lad. LADIES OF THE HELD 18â€"HOLE On July 3rd t Club held an 18â€" The winners were First fightâ€"M o mm mm mm + o m e n mm on Wampole‘s Grape 50c an Jad Salts ...:........... Castoria :............... Milk of Magnesia.. New Victor 1932 8â€"tubes. Nothing to equal it at Greatly improved conditions and programme of expansion fully discussed in our special letter. The speculative possibilities of the shares are also outlined. This will be mailed upon request. Branches:â€" COBALT KIRKLANXD LAKE Table Model Radio 50c and $1.00 ..... iss idC .................. PA Fre 333C Specializing in Canadian Mine Shares TIMMINS ONTARIO LEMON AND LIME CUP COCcoaANUT OITL SHAMPOGO S. Sky. Be.| On July 3rd the ladies of the Golf ‘r one| Club held an 18â€"hoie handicap match The winners were:â€" First flightâ€"Mrs. Porter and Mrs Ash (tie). € gf azgfr? nitg Second flightâ€"Mrs. White. and Mrs. T04 flightâ€"Mrs. Pickering, vacation On July 10th the club tournamens > _ * _3 will be commenced at 9 a.m. mother e loss of the ms §9th. The second half open:at Iroquois _ of ; Falls on August 9th; Dome, August 12; The|Iroquois Falls, August 16th; Dome, ful.} August 19th; Iroquois Falls, August ‘om |23rd; Dome, August 26th, Iroquois ath | Falls, August 30th; Dome, Septsember ind | 2nd. If necessary the winners of the ind | two halves will play off. mâ€"| â€" Bomâ€"On Saturday. July 4th, to Mr. Direct private wire connections to Toronto _ Montreal, _ New York, Chicago â€" and Winnipeg Hind‘s Honey and Almond Cream.............. 34¢ Jergen‘s Lotion ............ 39¢ Hawaiian Balm, for tan and sunburn....35¢ and 50¢ Kruschen Salts:.....:;::;:... 69¢ St. Anthony‘s Holy Family . Central : :;.......; St. Charles ... Mattagami ... St. Charles .. Holy Family St., Anthony‘s Central ::..:...... Mattagami ... Holy Family . Central !.}........ Mattagami 5St. Charles ... St. Anthony‘s Central St. Charles ... St. Anthony‘s Moneta ... Mattagami ... Holy Family . Team Central ... Holy Family . Moneta ... St. Charles . St. Anthony‘s Mattagami ... Standing of T. B. Schools Leagi The following T.B.A.A,. public for week ending LADIES OF THE GOLF CLUB HELD 18â€"HOLE HANDICAP MATCH FRESH EVERY WEEKâ€"END Laura Secord Candies ABSORBENT COTTON I 1b. roll 13â€"Year Division 14â€"Year Division 12â€"Â¥Year Division 11â€"Year Division wing is the standing of the ublic and separate schools, ding July 3rd :â€" 10â€"Year Division Won Lost BABYV‘S OWN TABLETS League to Date »merville and dau a motor vacation