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Oddfellows‘ Pienic Again Fine Success South Porcupine, July 27th. Special to The Advance. Mis. Garrety and little daughter, Pat, of Toronto, are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Stan Pearce. Mrs. F. Findlay and two sons, of New Liskeard, are visiting her brother, Mr. Osborne Orr and Mrs. Orr in town. Miss McIntosh, of Haileybury, is the guest of her brother, Mr. G. McIntosh, and Mrs. MciIintosh, Bruce avenue. Mr. S. Sky, accompanied by his niece Miss Zelda Sky left for Toronto on Sunday. The basket picnic of Porcupine and Timmins Oddfellows was held on the beach at Golden City on Saturday. The weather was ideal for the affair. Owâ€" ing to its being Saturday afternoon quite a number could not come that have usually been there other years, but there was a very enjoyable time spent by those present. After all had enjoyed the beach for a while the day‘s sports were run off and the following were the prize winners:â€" Other News from Correspondent for South Porcupine and the Dome, Dome has Hard Luck in UOnâ€" tario Cup Game. Girls under five yearsâ€"Olive Hill Elaine Leiterman, Lois Countryman. Boys under five yearsâ€"George Cosâ€" tain, Sonny Jackson, Douglas Farren. Thursday, July 30th, 1931 flavor Shop This Week at EATON‘S â€"â€"â€" and SAYE! STRAWBERRY For Friday and Saturday SPECIALâ€"~â€" Choice Pink An â€" extraordinary low price for Salmon â€"â€"buy several tins. Saturday Night 7p'm' Quu?t'::ly. Lasts McCORMICK‘S Chocolate BAGON +. 18¢, Sold out on our previous sale. We have ordered a new shipment of this delicious popular biscuit. Another Big Shipment of NEW SEASON‘S Full size, whole, Canaâ€" anâ€"grown berries â€"the avor is more delicious. WATER ICE Round Steak Boiled Shoulder of Choice Fresh Shoulders of BEEF BOL 0NA New Seasons Spring ROASTS OF BEEF * 18c PORK..Z... »170¢ LAMB _: » 31c xtra Special Township of Tisdale Taxes First Payment due August 15th. Second Payment due October 15th. Tall Tin 2 233C Boys seven years and underâ€"Allan Costain, Alex»’.‘!“ultpn, Waltér Lang. Girls nine years and underâ€"Joyce Wilson, Irene Ayre, Mabel Costain. Boys nineâ€" years and underâ€"Jim Cowan, Paddy Brough, James Hayward. Girls eleven years and underâ€"Marâ€" jory Costain, Irene Deacon, Toline Price. Boys eleven years‘ and underâ€"Jim Turner, Ralph Dysart, Bill MciInnis. Single ladies‘ raceâ€"Sybil Loughr Grace Wilson. Married ladies‘ raceâ€"Mrs. Har Mrs. D. Leiterman. Ladies‘ tugâ€"ofâ€"war â€" Timmins vs. South Porcupine, won by Timmins ladâ€" ies, viz., Mesdames Keene, Murley, Caâ€" vanagh, Leng, Price and Miss Jackson. Girls seven years and underâ€"Nancy Madden, Winnifred Jackson, Jean Loughren. Girls fourteen years and underâ€"Syâ€" bil Loughren, Valerie Murley, Dora Kelly. Boys fourteen years and underâ€"Merâ€" ton Lake, Allan Loughren, James Turâ€" ner. Men‘s tugâ€"ofâ€"warâ€"Timmins vs. South Porcupine, won by Timmins, viz., Messrs Moore, Forrester, Wurm, Mitchell, and Dewar. Egg and spoon raceâ€"Mrs. Leaman, Miss Jackson. Balloon raceâ€"Mrs. Wurm, Mrs. Leng. Thread and needle raceâ€"Mrs. Price and Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Wurm and Mr. Cowan. Men‘s boos raceâ€"Mr. Wilson. Ladies‘ boot raceâ€"Mrs. Leiterman, Thinly Sliced ROBIN HOOD A delicious assortâ€" ment of the popular English style Bisâ€" cuits. Buy two or BISCUITS A delicious assortâ€" ment of the popular English style Bisâ€" cuits. Buy two or more boxes. MAPLE LEAF SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY Satonia Assorted 24c A big tin of good quality Peas for only a few cents. Buy a large quantity and save! STANDARD QUALITY BULK CHIPS C 3 lb tyÂ¥ §SQADP s. for The ideal aid to summer menuâ€"for variety your salads and desserts. Additicnal Specials Mr. and Mrs. James Lamontagne, and Mrs. A. Claude, of Montreal, are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Ted Swanson. Prizes in the form of tooters were given to all children under the age of five years. Fres balloons were also disâ€" tributed to the various children there. If noise showed appreciation those youngsters sure appreciated the gifts. Free tea was made for the convenience of those with baskets. Ice cream, lemonade and fruit were sold on the grounds. Mr. and Mrs. D. Leiterman and faâ€" mily, of the Dome, are on a motor holiâ€" day to New Liskeard and Noranda. Mr. and Mrs. Monty Keast are back from their honeymoon and have taken up residence at the Preson East Dome. Mrs. Countryman Miss Margaret McCann left Saturday for a five weeks‘ holiday in Sudbury and Port Hope. Mrs. Immerson and daughter, Dorâ€" othy, of New Liskeard, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ewing over the weekâ€" end. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gagnon, of New Liskeard, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook, Dome Extension. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cecconi and family are on a holiday trip to Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. R. McWilliams and their son Robert, Jr., have returned to the Dome from a motor trip to various noints in Southern Ontario. Mrs, W. Bonnah, of Cockrane, is the guest of Mrs. P. Murphy at the Dome Mines. In Junior baseball the Dome team won the weekâ€"end game at Iroquois Falls by a score of 8â€"â€"7. The Dome were behind until the seventh innings when they clouted five runs putting Mr. and Mrs. T. Farrell Mrs. Kenneth Farrell left for a motor holiday in the 34â€"07. Barrel Jar A great big 34â€"0z2. barreiâ€" shaped jar of delicious Peaâ€" nut Butter made from choice selected peanutsâ€"for an unâ€" SPECIAL JOLLY GOOD BRAND usual low price. Secure this handy jJar for its many uses. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO and Mr. and on Saturday Ottawa Valâ€" e ! South Porcupine, Ont., July, 29th . are 1931. Spicial to The Advance. â€"ORANGES £ No. 2 Tall Tin Meeting Of Council |One man had his case remanded one week for driving without a proper perâ€" m ‘mit; a speeder was fined; a reckiess at SOl.lth POl'Cllpllle ;driving case was remanded for a week; for having liquor not on his permit Many Questions _ Before Township|and another man was fined. Council This Week. Other Items Mr. W. Brooks has returned from a of Interest from Correspondent fholiday spent at his home town of south Porcupine and the Kingston. Dome. aoramlanes af theoe Hack T.ake them in the lead. This gives them bwo games to the good on the schedule. Dome football team were not so forâ€" tunate in their game at Kirkland Lake on Saturday last. The first pericd ended 1â€"0 for the Dome, Whyte havâ€" ing made the sole tally of that half. The second period saw the playing very evenly balanced. After fifteen minutes of play the left back of Lake Shore twisted his knee and had to go out of the game. Then the Dome had their bad luck in the last seven minutes. Crawford gave a corner which Conâ€" nelly put into the net for the Lake Sshore. The last goal was really scorâ€" ed by the Dome right back against themselves through a mistake. Just before the whistle blew for time Mcâ€" Murray in goal for Lake Shore made a most spectacular save off Whyte‘s kick and was given a round of applause. This was the first game of the Ontario Cup. The return game will be played at the Dome recreation grounds on Saturday, August Iist, the kickâ€"off to be at 6.15 pm. It promises to be a real game. Buses will leave Timmins for the game at 5.30 p.m. Mrs. J. Gibbons, accompanied by her daughter, Louie, and Mr. Foster, of Toronto, motored up on a visit to her son, Mr. T. Gibbons, and family, Bloor avenue. Size 344 â€" per doz, In the police court on Thursday last there were two cases of "dogs at large.‘ 25° SNOWâ€"FLAKE Ammonia THISTLE BRAND 223C Per Cake CHICKEN HADDIE i4â€"1b Pkg. POWDER Pkgs. for 8c Tisdale township council held its regular meeting on Monday evening, Reeve Gallagher and Councillors Fairâ€" Tisdale tax notices are now in the mail or have been received. The last date to avoid penalty for the first inâ€" stalment is August 15th and for the second instalment, October 15th. All notices have been mailed so if you have not received your locate it. __In the Junior baseball game at the Dome on Wednesday, July 22nd, the Dome made nice win of 14â€"7 over Iroquois Falls Juniors. The teams lined up:â€"Iroquois Falls â€"catcher, Trottier; pitcher, Wilkes (Lefebre); 1b, Crotin; 2b, Johnson; 3b, Yurinâ€" chuk; s.s. Fortier; fielder§, Lefebre, Nault and Simpson. Dome Minesâ€" catcher, McCann; pitcher, T. Parsons; 1b, Burns; 2b, Johns; 3b, G. Michaelâ€" son; s.s., Catarello; fielders, Richer, H. McLean, D. Parsons. The umpires were Kerr, of Iroquois Falls and H. Miller, of South Porcupine. The first three to bat of the visitors went down. Catarello was first up for the home team, Michaelson next. Catarello sinâ€" gled to first then while Michaelson was still at bat stole second, stole third and stole home. Michaelson made a twoâ€"base hit and then got homes before the next three went down. In the seâ€" cond issue Lefebre let Fortier in from third and by timely stealing of bases tallied himself before Trottier was fanned. Poor fielding and an error by a baseman let the Dome have their next two runs. In the third innings Lefebre was put in the pitcher‘s box for the Falls team, but T. Parsons, Mcâ€" Cann and Burns all got runs off him, Burns getting a threeâ€"base hit. Yurinâ€" chuk by some agile work made the home plate for the visitors in the fourth. Catarello made the only tally for the Dome. Then in the fifth Burns started the ball rolling when he trotted home. Johnson came after him being let in by errors of the visitors‘ baseâ€" men. D. Parsons, Catarello, Michaelâ€" son and T. Parsons all trotted home as each batter in turn seemed to find Lefebre. In the sixth Nault went into the pitcher‘s box. One of the nicest bits of work done during the game was Johnson‘s catch off Burns, far back in the outfield, with one hand. The visitors piled up four more runs when they went to bat in this inning, Wilkes and Johnson making twoâ€"base hits each, later reaching the home pan. Nault and Crotin also romped home. But the lead gained by the home boys was insurmountable so the Iroquois Falls boys had to go home nursing defeat. Mr. H. Anthony and family are visitâ€" ing with his brother, Mr. E. Anthony. Miss Valerie Rapsey is home after having successfully passed her Normal School at North Bay. She has since been visiting with her grandfather at Mattawa. Mrs. Bonny and two children, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Murley and child, of Cochrane, have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Childs, who has been ill. Mr. Cecile left this week for his home at Pembroke. Messrs George Humphreys and Frank Leal of Kirkland Lake were up for the weekâ€"end. Her friends will be glad to hear that Mrs. A. Suttie, of the Dome Extension, is doing nicely at the Porcupine hosâ€" pital. The aeroplane of the Hawk Lake Lumber Company called at the air port here during the past week. Mr. S. C. Rowe, watchman at the Dome Mines is ill Marie Malisani, of the McIntyre softâ€" ball team, had the misfortune to have her leg badly scalded. Mr. and Mrs. D. Craig spent the weekâ€"end motoring to Temagami and Ccbalt. Miss Kitty Blair, of Edinburgh, Seotâ€" land, arrived Sunday and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Philiban, Second Ssouth In the softball game last Wednesday evening between Cochrane and the Exâ€" celsiors, Cochrane was three short of their regular players, thus making their team very light on catching, the sceore being 19â€"3 in favour of the Excelsiors. Mrs. J. W. Phillips, who had gone to Toronto for medical treatment, returnâ€" ed last week, much improved in health. Mrs. Jarret and daughter, of Toronto, mctored up last week to spend a holiday with Mrs. Jarret‘s daughter, Mrs., E. Pooley, Third avenue. Mr. Thomas Feldman, accompanied by his mother, left on Sunday by moâ€" tor, for New York and points in the Miss Agnes Robertson, of Hamiliton, motored up with her brothers and is the guest of Miss Margaret Smith. Schumacher, July 29th, 1931. Spescial to The Advance. Cochrane Team Badly Trimmed in Game at Schumacher. Visitors Shy Regular Players. Other News from Correspondent at Schumacher. In order to obtain a better means of egress from the lane between Dome avenue and Commercial avenue, one property owner‘s offer of a transfer of 38 feet of his lot for a strip now beâ€" longing to the township but not giving proper egress. schumacher Enjoys Softball Matches hurst, Laforest and Kerr being present. There was considerable discussion, ro waterwork extensions. The height of some of the hydrants above the surâ€" face of the road in places was discussâ€" ed. Where shutâ€"off taps are extendâ€" ing above the level of sidewalks they are to be shortened. The water exâ€" tensions passed on before are to be proceeded with at once. On Strachan avenue the new sidewalk is to be built outside the line of the telegraph poles, thus leaving a little mor» frontage for some of the residences. It was decided to hold civic holiday in Tisdale on the same day on which Timmins was holdâ€" ing it:â€"Monday, August 3rd. Repairâ€" irt; of lold sidewalks in both Schumacher and South Porcupine was discussed. It was decided that where they can‘t be repaired at once and they were worn out enough to be dangerous to traffic that the best plan was to pull them right up until new ones could take their place. This would avoid acciâ€" dents. Water for Gold Centre took some time to talk over. There are twenty families in there now and no adequate water supply. The creek is fed by diamond drill holes but they don‘t supply enough and the quantity is lessening so this supply could> not be counted on. It was decided that to drive down a sandâ€"point would be the least expensive and one of the surest ways of securing water. The repairing of the dock on Porcupine Lake was discussed. Some thought thas it would be used just for a short spell now and was an expense that could be avoided. It was decided that governâ€" ment aid to fix this dock might still be forthcoming. Forcupine Lake is the only airâ€"port available in camp. The widening of Coniaurum road was deemed necessary. The buses will soon be running on this road probably. The reply to the letter from Sault Ste. Marie re a council for the North was discussed. . Councillor Kerr thought that their interests not being identical with ours that it was to a certain exâ€" tent to strengthen their own wireâ€" pulling. It was remarked that Tisâ€" dale had had so little consideration from the Ontario government of late that we need do something for ourâ€" selves. Combined action should acâ€" complish more than individual efforts. However none of the council seemed inclined to go as a delegate so the matter was dropped. The grass is to be cut in the cemetery. South Porcupine, July 30th, 1931 In response to the request of a large number of citizens, I hereby prociaim The Funeral â€" Ambulance Service DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Monday, August 3rd l GOLDEN AVENUE Civic Holiday as Civic Holiday in the Township of Tisdale All citizens are requested to govern themselves accordingly Undertaking Parlour at Your Service Phone 130 C NV. GALLAGHEK, Ottawa Journal:â€" However, a lot of us get as much fun in breaking 100 as Walter Hagen gets in breaking 70. That‘s the great thing about goli. The following are the prizes for the boat races at the Big Swim event at Golden City on August 2nd. They were received too late at this office to be included in the advertisement elsewhere in this issue. First prize, given by Marâ€" shallâ€"Ecclestone, Ltd., $25.00 in goods or cash. Second prize, given by Marâ€" shallâ€"Ecclestone, Ltd., $15.00 in goods The children at the C.A.S,. Sheiter enjoyed a very happy picnic at Bayâ€" side Beach on Friday last and all the youngsters are agreed that it was a wonderful time. Captain Manson Smith, of the Fire Dept., arranged for the necessary cars to transport the youngsters to and from the picnic grounds. Capt. Smith had his own car on duty for the occasion and in adâ€" dition interviewed others who gladly did this trip for the youngsters. Those supplying cars were:â€"Capt. Smith, A. G. Luxton, Walter Ecclestone, Gordon Pooley, A. G. Carson, and A. Mascioli. Mr. Luxton also stayed with the party for the day and did a lot to give the youngsters a big time. There were thirtyâ€"five youngsters enjoyed the big day a Bayside Beach, which is ideal for picnics. There was a little rain on the trip out, but as all the cars were closed ones this did not matter. Arâ€" rived at Bayside Beach there was only about half an hour of rain all day and the children enjoyed that time in the big hall where there was music and games to amuse them. The rest of the day was spent in outside games, use of the swings and teeterâ€"totter on the grounds, bathing, swimming and boat rides, not to mention a full course dinner, with everything from meat or fish to ice cream and watermelon, and a lunch later in the day. The Districs Children‘s Aid Society is grateful to those who supplied cars for this annual picnic for the youngsters and also to Bayside Beach for the excellent food and accommodation supplied. Messrs S. T. Walker and J. R. Walker also each provided a car for the occasion bus it was not necessary to use these two cars, there being ample room in the other cars so generously supplied. PRIZES FOR BOAT RACES AT THE BIG SWIM, AUG,. 2ND s1Gde and Aare the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cowan, 79 Third avenue. Mrs. J. MacKenzie and brother, A. King, and Miss Margaret Easton left on Monday by motor for Ottawa and points in the East. One of the best softball games played here this season was played Tuesday evening between the McIntyre and the Excelsiors, the score of 1â€"0 proving that the players were at their best. The piitchers for both teams, Bessie Bugera and Quanta Baldovin baffied the batters many times with their pitching. The catchers, Irene Hadley and Mattie Oloutier, did not let any balls pass. A large crowd turned out to see this game and were not disapâ€" pointed. The McIntyre have won all the games so far and only one more to play for the cup. At the close of the game the players of both teams were mesented with complimentary tickets for the game between the Wrightâ€"Harâ€" greaves and McIntyre Seniors on Wedâ€" nesday afterncon. avenue. Mrs. Hilliar and daughter, ¢ Ste. Marie, are visiting Myrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oltor Canusa Mine, and her siste Cripps, in town. 4 At the United Church service aay morning the infant son of Mrs. Docking was christened Gill. Docking. Mr. and Mrs. cf Gold Centre, also had the christened. Myrs. I\ and dau side and Mr. L. Staples and A. Sinclair moâ€" tored to Lighthouse Beach on Tuesday for two weeks‘ vacation. Children from Shelter Enjoy Very Happy Picnic sOUTH PORCUPINE Qualified Embalmer moto panied by her ed up from Btr ts of Mr. and \ KReeve vies on i of M