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Louise Abraham, British History, Geograrthy, Art, Botany,. Arthur Adâ€" amson, British History 37, Geography 39, Art, Botany. Kenneth Adamson, English Grammar 43R, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Jean Alton, Briâ€" tish History 40, Geography, Art, Botany 39, The following are the results for the Lower School examinations at the Timâ€" mins High School this year. Fifty per cent. on each paper required to pass. Where marks are given it indicates the pupil failed to secure standing on that subject. In the case of a failure, if the paper has been reâ€"read it is markâ€" Lower School Examinations _ at the Timmins High School Certificates Granted to Pupils Writing on the Subjects Indicated. â€" Addition of Marks to a Subject Shows That Pupil Failed to Obtain Standing on That Subject. â€" Reâ€" quirement to Pass 50 per cent. on Each Subject. Thursday, August 6th, 1931 THE CURTIS DRUG CO. ower School examinations at the Timâ€" ins High School this year. Fifty per nt. on each paper required to pass. ‘here marks are given it indicates the ipil failed to secure standing on that ibject. In the case of a failure, if e paper has been reâ€"read it is markâ€" t "R." Louise Abraham, British History, eograrlhy, Art, Botany, Arthur Adâ€" nson, British History 37, Geography , Art, Botany. Kenneth Adamson, iglish Grammar 43R, Physiography, rithmetic, Zoology. Jean Alton, Briâ€" h History 40, Geography, Art, Botany Â¥ Louis Baderski, British History 29, er, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Kathleen Barron, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Walter Barron, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. John Beadman, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Vera Bell, English Gramâ€" lmar, Zoology. Lucy Bennard, British History, Geography, Ari, Botany. Berâ€" tha Birce, British History, Geogrartay, Art, Botany. Alfred Blackman, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Harâ€" ry Bobbie, Physiography, Arithimetic, Zoology. ‘ Blanche Boutin, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic 33, French Grammar 44R. Wyman Brewâ€" er, British History, Geography, Art, Boâ€" 0.0..0..00..00.000000 2 2%, 2*, 0000.:‘..0’.‘.‘?0.0’:0’0’.. “.". ‘0’0:0:0.00’.0’0 00‘00.0"00"0’:'.":W‘bx»:bzbg ® _ We *# A #*4* w # * * #* @ 4 s *# + *# 4 Â¥# #e w *# ## ®, # ##* # frate« ** ®#. *# w# # # ##* + # o @4# + *# t# *4 ®# # w# # # ## w # h t ## *# #* ## «_ ® 3 *# *# w# *# *# ® + Â¥4_#* ¢4 ww _ tw *# .# «tes #* ®#, .“.“. # * *# “.“ 2242282 2*2.2*, 12 .“.“ “.“.“.“.“.“ ## *# + ve* *# .”“ *Â¥ "® #* *#. :.* 0“0 #* * 4+ #* *# $ #* w 4 #4 #4+ * #* # #* # % w* ** *# % *4 *# + #* # # ## * # *4 @ % ## *# +% *#* #@ #* #* +. «+ #* *# 4 td *# # #4 w # #4 w # ** *# L #* * 4 ++ # # #4 + + #* * + ## # # ## + # #+ *# LJ Cad + * °@ ## Â¥* #* © # *#* # LJ Lat, "*, #* # + #4 * L3 *#* *# <# *4 w # *4 *# + *#* *# + ##* * + we ## *# 4 #4, .““ * #4 a®, .* .“.“ # ®, “.“ Weekâ€"End Specials e e e i i L L L L L LILL LEA +"* us‘ h 6 "o ~p* + #% 0# # 4 4 4 408 404 % o P ~BP PA ALP P L AL P Sanitary Napkins 39¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste CONSUMERS‘ COâ€"OPERATIVE SOCIETY Corner of Birch Fourth CONSUMERS‘ COâ€"OPERATIVE SOOIETY The Consumers‘ Coâ€"operative Society has been organized by a group of members who are dissatisfied with the present manageâ€" ment of the Workers‘ Coâ€"operative of New Ontario, Ltd., and wish to control and manage their own organization. will open with a full line of Groceries and Meats on Papsadeéent the prime restorative and tonic .50 .75 $1.25 Ovaltine Monday, August 10th We invite you to join as a member our Parronace SorrcitEp Geography, Art, Botany 41. Clair Bakâ€" reg. $1.25 Ironized Â¥Yeast â€"......;.......... 89c reg. 25¢ Beecham‘s Pills ... ... ... 19¢ treg.. a0¢ Pond‘s Creams ...............;:.... . 33¢ reg. 30c â€"Ipana Tooth Paste ..........:..... 39¢ Castile Soap, 8 cakes for ............ e oo 25¢ Infant‘s Delight Soap, 4 cakes for . ....... ... 25¢ Baby‘s Own Soap, per cake . ................. 8e reg. $1.140 Sal Hepatica ................ .. 99¢ reg. 60c Old English Fruit Salts.......... .. 39¢ reg. 7T5¢ Kruschen Salts, giant pkg ........ 69¢ reg. 50c Gillette Blades ................... 39¢ reg. 50c Seidlitz Powders, 2 boxes for ... .. 35¢ reg. 50¢ Milk of Magnesia ... ... 3 for $1.00 reg. $1.25 Mineral Oil, gt. size.............. 89c reg. 50¢ Squibb‘s Tooth Paste ........... .. 39¢ reg. 75¢ Vacuum Bottles .................. 39¢ Thermos Kits . h s . 69¢ reg. 7T5¢ Coty‘s Face Powder ... .. 59¢ reg. $1.00 Houbigant‘s Face Powder ....... 69¢ Tooth Paste 18c 2 for 35¢ Listerine Margaret Carlin, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Rose Carlin, British History 34, Geography, Botany. Helen Carpenter, British History, Art, Botany. Marguerite Carrier, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Peter Charbotte, British History, Geography, Art, Botany 41. Lorraine Charron, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Vera Chenier, English Grammar, Zoology. Leo Chiâ€" ckin}, British History, Geography, Art 35, Botany. Orlando Chickini, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Lloyd Chisholm, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. Gladys Cooke, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Hazel Cottrell, British Hisâ€" tory, Geograrthy, Art, Botany. Edwin Copps, Physiography. Walter Cowan, British History, Geography, Art, Boâ€" tany. â€" Walter Craig, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Dorothy tany. Ethel Brown, English Grammar, Physiography, â€" Arithmetic, Zoology. James Brown, British History, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Myrtle Brown, Engâ€" lish Grammar, Physiography, Arithmeâ€" tic, Zoology 42. Anna Bucovetsky, Physiography, â€" Arithmetic, Zoology. Bessie Bugera, English Grammatr, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Timmins THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Antiseptic 19¢ 45c Cummings, British History, Geography Art, Botany. Jack Dalton, English Grammar 33, Physiography, â€" Arithmetic, Zoology. George Darling, British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany.© Ross Davis, Briâ€" tisth History, Geography 41, Art 30, Botany 40. Dorothy Dawson, Zoology. Mike Daypuk, British History, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Teresa De Mille, English Grammar, Physiography, Ariâ€" thmetic, Zoology. May Dickinson, Briâ€" tish History, Geography, Art, Botany. Florence Dillon, British History 34, Art, Bo‘any 42. Reines Dolihan, British History, geography, Art, Botany. Anâ€" nie Domini¢co, British History, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. William Dunn, Engâ€" lish Grammar 41, Physiography, Arithâ€" metic, Zoology 36. Edward Karpovitch, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Lee Kucherâ€" an, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Mike Kuly, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Helmi Kumâ€" pula, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Margaret Easton, English Grammar, Arithmetic, â€"Art, Zoology. Marcel Everard, British H‘s:ory. Geography, Art, Botany. Edward Janes, English Grammar 32, Physiography, Arithmetic 33, Zoology. Roy Janes, British History, Geography, Ari, Botany. Liddia Jones, Geography, Botany. Clifford Jucksch, English Grammar, Physiograrmthy, Arithmetic, 200logy. _ ‘ Samuel Finkleman, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Elaine Fitzâ€" patrick, English Grammar, Physiograâ€" lhy, Arithmetic, Zoology. Rita Forbes, British History, Geography, Art, Botâ€" any. Gertrude Furlong, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany 33. Violet Innis, English Grammar, Phyâ€" siography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Marion Garrow, British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Jack Gauthier, English Grammar, Physiography, Ariâ€" thmetic, Zoology, Margaret â€" Geils, English Grammal. Physiography, Ariâ€" thmetic, Zoology. Rose J. CGribson, English Grammar, Physiography 36, Zoology. Aura Gronlund, British Hisâ€" Mema Habib, British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Margaret Haines, British History, Geography, Art, Botany Constance Harris, English Grammar, Physiography, Zoology, Arithmetic, Olive Hawse, English Grammar 31, Physiography, Zoology. Esther Halperâ€" in, British History, Geography, Art, Boâ€" tany. Edith Hill, English Grarmnmar Physiograrthy, â€" Arithmeiic, Zoology. Lester Hill, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Won Hing, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. Eleanor Hodgins, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Robert Hogarth, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Botany, Zoology. James Heath, Engâ€" lish Grammar, Physiography, Arithmeâ€" tic, Zoology. thmetic, Zoology. Rose J. English Grammar, Physiography 36, Zoology. Aura Gronlund, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. _ Louis Guola, British History, Geogrartay, Art, Botany. Ernest Lacy, English Grammar, Phyâ€" *# * 6 % C "a 2Â¥ #.0 o%¢ o a*, #°% es a*, 0.0.. C ... mar, Physiograrny, Arithmetic, Zoology 36. Clifford Lefranier, English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography 44R, Arithmetic. Zoology. iljo Leino, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Claude Leâ€" Jambe, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. June Letang, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Doris Lochrie, Geography, Art, Botany. Allan Lonzâ€" more, English Grammar, Physiography. Arithmetic. George Luoma, Eng‘:ish Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic 20o0logy. slography, Arithmetic, Zoology,. Jack Laake, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Violet Laurila, English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zooâ€" logy, Norman Lawson, English Gramâ€" Muriecl McMain, British History, graphy, Art, Botany. Marion Macpherâ€" son, British History, Art, Botany. Doris McAvoy, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. Jean McColeman, British His:ory, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Frances McConnell, English Grammar, Physiography, Ariâ€" thmetic, Zoology. Bertha McCormick, British History 30, Geography 33, Art, Botany. John McCrae, English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zosâ€" logy. Clifford McDonald, British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. William McFadden, English Grammar, Physioâ€" graphy, Arithmetic, Zoology. Orva McGrath, British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Winnifred McLean, Enzâ€" lish Grammar, Physiography, Arithmeâ€" tic, Zoology. Mary Moseleyâ€"Williams, Physiography 34, Arithmetic, Zoology 31. Walter Moseleyâ€"Williams, Bri:ish History, Geography, Art 27, Botany. Ada Meadows, English Grammar, Roâ€" bert Moore, English Grammar, Physioâ€" graphy, Arithmetic, Zoology. Katrine Morin, British History, Geography, Art, Botany, Marjorie Morris, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, 2moology. Pauling Mullen, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Lloyd J. Muriagh, Arithmetic 26, Art 43R. Jean St. Clairâ€"Pike, English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmetic. Wiljo Salo, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Edward Scheculâ€" ski, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Fred Scheculski, British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. William Shiselds, British His:iory, Arithmetic, Botany. â€" 44 Pnd * e traiied 44 wblfiy A 4 A VA AA £A 4 N2 VA Ns hX J ¢ "‘-- 26, Art 43R. !D,thex Shub, English Grammar, Physi . ; ography, Arithmetic, Zoology. David .Erlc Newton, English Grammar, Phyâ€" l Sky, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. siography 43R, Arithmetic, Zoology 26. 7 ; Chester Slabodion, Physiography, Ariâ€" Helen Newton, British History, G€0â€" ‘tnmetic Zoology. Marguerite Smith, graphy, Art, Botany. \English Grammar, Physiography, Ariâ€" Charlotte OgilVie, English Grammar, | thmetic, Zoology. Maxine Sopha’. Phyâ€" Geography. Marion Ostrosser, Bl‘it-iShlsiogra_phy, Annie Stachow, British Histofy, Geography, Art, Botany. » |History, Geography, Art, Botany. Nelâ€" Ero Peterson, English â€" Grammar, lie Stachow, English Grammar, Physioâ€" Physiography, â€" Arithmetic, Zoology.| graphy, Arithmetic, Zoology. Eli Steinâ€" William Philipps, British History, Geoâ€" burg, British History, Geography, Art, graphy, Art, Botany 38. Regoletta Botany. Ruth Stevens, British History, Pianosi, British History, Geography,| Geography, Art, Botany. Douglas Sulâ€" Art, Botany. Helen Prout, English livan, British History, Geography, Art, CGrammar 46R, Physiography, Arithmeâ€" | Botany. Russell Sullivan, British Hisâ€" tic. tory, Geography, Art, Botany. Decima Ray, English Grammar Physiography, â€" Arithmetic, Zoology Gwendoline Riley, English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Eric Newton, English Grammar, Phyâ€" siography 43R, Arithmetic, Zoology 26. Helen Newton, British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Every motorist owes it to himself and to others to be sure that his brakes are in perfect condition. The { provincial law now emphazises the 'necessity for every motorist seeing that | the brakes of his car are sure and safe. IThere is no doubt that perfect brakes ,avmd many accidents. When brakes are needed they are usually very badly needed and it is in the emergency that the perfection of the brakes counts the most. Because of this it would seem that every motorist should be sure as to the condition of his brakes. For Timâ€" ‘mins and district the Berini Motor Sales, 13 Fourth avenue, is making this very easy. They offer inspection and testing of brakes free, so there would seem to be no,excuse for anyone now neglecting their brakes. The Berini Motor Sales Co. have the only hydrauâ€" {| f i‘ic brakeâ€"testing machine in the Porâ€" 3 cupine camp. By the Raysbestos Seven Point Brake Service plan the Berini | Motor Sales Co. assure absolute service |and satisfaction in assuring the perâ€" fect condition of zsutomobile brakes. ’ This item should be of special inâ€" terest and value to motorists in view of the fact that the danger of defective brakes has been brought to the attenâ€" tion of the town council by the provinâ€" clal authorities and there is likely to be repeated checkâ€"ups this season on the | matter of brakes, good brakes being reâ€" cognized as the best safeguard against many accidents on the streets. Mr.: and Mrs. B. E. Martin and family are on a holiday visit to R. Richardso@n. They came up by motor and found the roads in fairly good condition. They are oldâ€"time residents of Timmins and are being greeted by many old friends here. Mr. Martin who was formerly with the Northern Canada Power Co. here, is now at the head office in Toâ€" ronto of the Howey Gold Mines. 4 441 Rose Zarriski, English Grammar, Physiography, â€" Arithmetic. William zZurby, British History 19, Physiograâ€" phy, Arithmetic. James Veitch, British History, Ggoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Taisto Viitassaâ€" ari, English grammar, Physiography 32, Arithmetic, Zoology. Alice Villeneuve, British History 12, Geography 23, Art, Botany. Maurice Villeneuve, English Grammar, Physiography 32, Arithmetic, Z0ology. Esther Waldon, Brit. His., Geography, Art, Botany. Elise Wallingford, Ari, Botany. Roderick Walsh, Art 32, Boâ€" tany 37. Herman Walter, English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Watson, English Grammar, Physiograrthy, Arithmetic, Zoology. William White, British Hisâ€" {ory, Geography, Art, Botany 30. Rosa Wong, British History, Gecgraphy, Art, Botany. ' Hester Yuill, English Grammar 38 Physiography, Arithmetic, Botany, Helen Tario, British History, Geograâ€" pmy, Art, Botany 46R. Leslie Thomson, British History, Geography, Art, Boâ€" tany. Robert Torrance, English Graniâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmeilic, Zoology. Leonard Traver, Physiography, Arithâ€" metic, Zcology. Brakes Tested Free at Berini Motor Sales Co. SINCLAIR the VALET We desire to notify our many customers and friends that this business will be carried on as usual under the management of Miss E Sinclair. Miss Sinclair has been associated with her late father‘s business for the past 4 years and will continue to give the same personal supervision and attention that has made the business successful in the past. Mrs. J. B. Pare left on Wednesday for Toronto to visit her sister and niece there and also to spend part of her vacation other points of interest in the South. Second Round White 24 lost to Lake 12. Knox 25 lost to Butler 22, thirty holes being necessary. * Lowe 21 lost to Jamieson 24. Fuke 15 lost to Ross 14. Semiâ€"Final Butler 22 lost to Lake 12. Jamieson 24 and Ross 14 to play. First Round The figures after the names are the handicaps. Galbraith 14 lost to White 24. McCoy 20 lost to Lake 12, thirtyâ€"six holes being necessary to play in this case. In the handicap club championship of the Timmins Golf Club the followâ€" ing are the results up to the semiâ€"finâ€" al:~â€"â€" FOR HANDICAP CLUB TROPHY 0OF THE TIMMINS GOLF CLUB Another® dance put on by Tommy Stephens‘ orchestra at South Porcupine on Friday evening last was equally sucâ€" cessful and won general comments. At the McIntyre Recreation hall on Monday evening civic holiday dance was presented by Tommy Stephens and his able orchestra. The dance was one of the outstanding events of the season There was a large attendance and all present were really delighted with the event. There were a number of new musical novelties presented by the orchestra that proved very popular and the excellent music all through the evening was greatly. appreciated. All the other features of the dance were to the highest standards, and Tomâ€" my Stephens is receiving many congraâ€" tulations on the success of the civic holiday dance. One feature that may be speciallp mentioned is the generous response to encores and the general desire to assure all a happy evening of dancing. TOMMY STEPHENS ORCHESTRA STAGES PLEASING DANCE®S Schumacher Young Man Takes South End Bride After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride‘s parents, where the rooms were beautiful with garden flowers of the season. The happy couple received many lovely gifts, both having been residents of the camp for a number of years and will take up residence in Schumacher. A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Manse, South Porecupine, on Tuesday evening, August 4th, when Marjory, second, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dysart, of South Porcupine, was united in marriage to Fraser Cowan, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cowan, Schumacher. The bride wore robin‘s egg blue crepe dress, with trimmings of skipper blue, blue hat, sand gloves, hose and shoes, and corsage of sweet peas and baby‘s breath. Miss Lucy Cowan, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaid, dressed in a flesh pink lace ensemble, with pink mohair hat, white gloves, hose and shoes, and with corsage of pink roses. The groom was supported by Wesley McBane. The christening of Sibil Henrietta baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 6 Pfoff, 127 Second avenue, took place or Sunday morning at the United Church Schumacher, Ont. August 5th Special to The Advance. The Rev. Mr. Hussey, performed the ceremony. Hooker 28 lost to Butler 22. Pritchard 25 lost to Knox 25. Brady 24 lost to Lowe 21. Dr. Taylor 27 lost to Jamieson 24 Todd 28 lost to Ross 14. Rinn 23 lost to Fuke 15. Oll