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* OWM“““““QMQOQNMOOM““QQMOOO #%0 000 0@ @3 %¢%%¢%% WWWMWWW McCOLLâ€"FRONTENAC OIL COMPANY LIMITED Thursday, June 16th, 19 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada We Meet All Prices and in most cases our Prices are Much Lower _ _PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCURATELY BY A GRADUATE CHEMIST OUR PRICES ARE LOWER Thursday, Friday, and Saturday q ALL within twenty years. Could there be a more gruelling test? 4 Yet life insurance stands invincible. During that whole period it paid every obligation promptly and fully â€" as it has ever since the Dominion was formed. 4 The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada itself paid to policyholders and beneficiaries in cash during these periods â€" The War (1914â€"1918) The ‘Flu (1919) The Depression (1930â€"1931) â€" over $226,000,000. It has paid to its policyholders and beneficiaries since forma tion nearly $600,000,000. A Great Warl MADE IN CANADA reat Depression reat Pestiienc. Special Cutâ€"Rate Prices 8. B. SGOBELL, CHEMIST AND DRUCGIST In prosperity, life insurâ€" ance is valuable ; in adverâ€" sity it is indispensable. The protection of your home, the security of .__ your business, the comâ€" / fort of yourold age, deâ€" Lpend first on adequate life insurance. Have you enough? Consult a Sun Life man GASOLINES ...sold at regular prices â€"â€"â€"â€" Immamsas Bm c "BLUE® _ Dr. and Mrs, O. G. Hague, now of Winnipeg, but formerly popular reâ€" sidents of Timmins, have been the guests of friends in the camp. They motored here and found the roads genâ€" erally in good conditicn. They will return to Winnipeg by way of Chicago. Dr. Hague is in charge of the Xâ€"ray department of one of the largest hosâ€" pitals in Winnipeg. was reported in The Star Weekly as taking the "miracle cure" at Christie street hospital. Mr. Wyse held out high hopes of all the cases here receiving consideration, and in more than one instance the granting of a pension. The Northern Ontario branches of the Legion are very fortunate in having Mr. Wyse represent them, as he is versed in every phrase of the Penâ€" sion Act and its amendments, having had about 14 years‘ experience in the work of pension administration, both in Ottawa, and at Canada House Lonâ€" don, England. It was during his work in London, Eng., that he became so thorough in his knowledge of the disaâ€" bilities effecting the returned soldier. All feel that veterans in the North will now receive prompt and efficient serâ€" vice through the splendid talent of the Canadian Legion‘s Northern Ontario pension adjustment officer. i l ! l dants which are maintained by the Canadian Legion, none are giving betâ€" ter results than the Service Bureaux, and in this connection the visit here of Comrade H. Wyse on Saturday, Sunday annd Monday will prove of great help to veterans who seek pensions or penâ€" sion adjustments. The appointment of H. Wyse came after the various branches in Northern Ontario had appealed for a little better service from the Service Bureaux of the Canadian Legion, with the result that a special representative was appointed for Northern Ontario. During his first tour of the North H. Wyse has interâ€" viewed three hundred veterans, and had a large amount of work to look forward to when he reaches London Ont., to which office he is attached. During his visit in Timmins he inâ€" terviewed fifteen claimants, these inâ€" cluding Joseph Husing, the man who was reported in The Star Weekly as Over 300 Cases Inquired into by Com rade H. Wyse on his Tour of the North in the Interests of the Koldiers, Pension Officer of l Legion Visits Here' V / I th the many items of â€"servicemen and the ich are maintained THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The Sunday Schools of the town and Dome are planning for a picnic to be held over by Jack‘s beach in Porcupine on Saturday, June 25th. All the parâ€" Messrs Reggie Huot and Ulysses Levinson of Windsor, motored up on Saturday for a holiday in Porcupine. The supper given by the Ladies‘ Guild of the United Church on Saturâ€" day at the Masonic hall was much enâ€" joyed. The bazaar and sale of aprons was also quite well patronized as was also the children‘s fish pond. Mr. and Mrs. Gunn have returned from Southern Ontario. While motorâ€" ing down there they were in an auto accident in which both were injured to some extent and they are lucky to be well enough to come back when they did. charges of causing disturbance, one of assault, one high grading, one loiâ€" tering on public highway, two for fighting at the ball grounds were all adjourned until June 21st. Mrs. L. Hussey was called to Hamilâ€" ton on Thursday owing to the serious illness of her sister there. The Rebekah Lodge, South Porcupine are enterteining at bridge and euchre on FPriday evening of this week, and the usual good time is expected. regular C not havin charges 0o of assault Cochrane. Mr. Charlie Shields holidaving in Southe: Mr. and Mrs. Matt Donovan, of Kir} land Lake, motored up and spent Sut day with friends at the Dome. Messrs R. McWilliams, Sr.,â€"E. J. Ma on, K. Lang and A. Yeomans among those who are on jury duty th week at Cochrane. Messrs Don Crozier and R. MeWi fIOr a WhDil Mrs. Ed. Harrison returned home on Thursday after an extended stay with her married daughter at Shallow Lake, arrived there Tuesday morning to be with her son. Major MacDougall went down on Wednesday. Burial took place at the former home of his nparents. at Kirkhill, in Glengarry County. Kenâ€" neth was born in Montreal twentyâ€"five years ago this coming July. He came to Porcupine with his parents in 1911 and attended the public and high schools in South Porcupinge, later finâ€" ishing his high school course in Timâ€" mins. He was clever in his work and was especially well liked by his fellow students. Taking ill about two years ago he first went to Gravenhurst for eight months and later was at the Mountain Sanitarium for a year in May. A burial service was held in Hamilton besides the service at Kirkâ€" hill. Besides his father and mother he is survived by three sisters and one brotherâ€"Mrs. D. B. Kelly, Timmins, Mrs. Bruce Relyea, Cleveland, Mrs. L. Lloyd, South Porcupine, and Walter, of South Porcupine. Mrs. Relyea and three children came home with her parents and will visit here with them for a while. wWIll go to spalin. The Algoma Transport Company, who have their base here, have opened up a camp here where speckled trout abound, Mr. E. Ahr informs us. The camp is fully equipped, has a good chef in charge, and will accommodate quite a number of tourists at one time. It can be reached from the aeroplane base here in about fifteen minutes. The whole community sympathize very deeply with Major H. A. and Myrs. MacDougall in the death of their elder son, Kenneth, at the Mountain Saniâ€" tarium, Hamilton. Mrs. MacDougall Mr. Borden Blood, of Lower Sturgeon Falls, visited his parents in town over the weekâ€"end. Miss Jean Brisson is holidaying with her parents at Powell‘s Point. She reâ€" cently graduated as a nurse from St. Michael‘s hospital, Toronto. Mrs. Leigh Bladen is leaving this week for Montreal where she will await Mr. Bladen‘s arrival from Great Bear Lake, after which they intend sailing for London, England, and later will go to Spain. knew M Lib DT South Porcupine, J cial to The Advance. Mr. R. Richardson, supplying here in the 1 while different membe are on holidays. Miss Pearl Miller a Miller, leave this wee) InIn Cards and Dancing at South Porcupine Camp for Fishermen Established Thir ty Miles from South End. Other New: from Correspondent at south Poreupine. leRVE i South On Messrs Ct f Toronto, ibby at the AF n Inter reported Shaw. by at the Dome last he following birth n ‘rest to many in w Mr. and Mrs. Mc e residents at the Washington, D.C., t . Moody, on May 10 ho 1esday o children pl of M «1M s0lic into they her aun . the Mc 1 y be t Collegt nt the and M received> should juveniles who are hrills than their gives them. : ip In juver muthern O ourt which iken l1cense. i disturbance u, of Saskatoo Mtrs. Rich. and i1 noulce Will be of in the camp who Moody when they he Dome:â€"Bornâ€" l. James Daws the home of M week. linisned t the. id R. McWilâ€" »kâ€"end as the . A. Wingrove Mr. and M fine free golc J. 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The trouble develâ€" oped from the discussion of the report by the city solicitors urging a judicial investigation into the hauling and crushing of rock on the road proâ€" gramme recently completed. After a lively time, all cooled down and before the â€"meeting closed nearly everybody apologized to everybody else for the disorder There was a fiemwe old time at North Bay city council last week when alderâ€" men used such terms as "crook." "liar,." The Rod and Gun Club is again this year taking special interest in the reâ€" stocking of the waters of the district. A. F. Kenning, M.P.P., has assisted very materially through his interest and coâ€"operation. On Tuesday evenâ€" ing twenty cans of trout fingerlings arrived for distribution to the different lakes and rivers More are expected during the summer. NORTH BAY COUNCIL ENJOYS HOT TALK AND HIGH TIMES served at midnight. There will be a game, McIntyre vs. Dome played on Timmins ground on Saturday next and on the following Tuesday at the Dome recreation grounds, Timmins Football Club will meet Dome team. MciIntyre Mines is now leading in points and the game on Saturday promises to be a close one. Dome Football Club are shaping for a good season‘s work also. ROD AND GUN CLUB AGAIX REâ€"STOCKING COCAL WATERS tended. donated uncdt he cards vided at th School stafft Mr. J. V. lads 07. â€"MI._â€"D. L om Porcuping ‘hey motored Cc i1 M1 at the Domeâ€" recreation Timmins Football Club will PThey from V. Stone is ikes npme Mytrs. outh End Pharmac Hugh Richmond lon. A special ori dod T game, Mcintyre vs. _ Timmins ground on ind on the following Millions (Don Millions (Dome). The stra supplied snappy ncing which followed articularly appealing ind sandwiches were won by M Dome Ent s of the I High Sch st was ve biÂ¥o1 s prizes went t Dawson (Schu The al lLesaame of Dom al prize ol Mr. Ben M ELncampmet man is deld 1lLension. â€" l1 were: ladies second, Mrs dane Dom attending s accom ind â€" Mis UCC Vâ€"WRasS of the 11 given Footâ€" id ib @ LET®S MAKE THIS MEETING ONE THE PROVINCIAL SECREâ€" TARY WILL LONG REMEMBER. EVERYBODYX TURNX OUT! @@00000068 00600 06006 446040464 004004 60 64 4 4 0 0 4 0 0 4 6 0 6 6 4 :“M’“WOOONM“WMM““OO““' orecnaestra for th Mr. Alex Taylo:r Semeniuk, violin leak, with banjo. wIth Drew “l M ( M M airtin .m: A 1 aAan ho Monday, June 20, Oddfellows‘ Hall IMPORTANT BUSINESS Address by Col. Scarth, Provincial Secretary of Ontario Command. M 1A ] KI Naming Delegates for Provincial Convention Other Important Matters SOCIAL HOUR AND REFRESHMENTS GREAT FINAL RALLY of the Seasor ipprec ‘a Bujor and Mi 2y were charmit ainadian national 1 blue. ili1, ‘limmn June 10th concert, there was a dance. 11 pm. and continuing to ery happy time was enjoyed rt of the programme. The or the dancing included â€"â€"â€" m Chie lding 2 2A Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L. 1AtIOn VJ Ti aqaancing it drums; M andad. Mr. P 7 show Jones | by th M B o C n FPriday he Rouma TIMMINS BRANCH NO. 88 1AnC by Withou Oglan ie Kkin by May connecti LV ided : * George §8aq On uleak kinc 6n he ho ind es ns us 62004200000 # t# LV M M A1L C service from the depot will help value of the se ticles as soon a. The St. John Ambulance Brigad« would like articles from the free med cal comforts depot returned just a soon as their use is finished in cact case, so that others wishing their use may have them. Those receiving thi JEWELLER (Gordon Block Virgin Diamonds, direct from the mines, of guaranâ€" teed color and standard price, may be obtained through an Authorized Virgin Diamond Dealer Lost, sold or stolen, eventually finding their way back to reguiar channels of trade, diamonds pass from one hand to another. Is such a stone a fitting gift? Genvine L. HALPERIN ave them. ‘Those receiving the from the free medical comfortk will help others and add to the of the â€"service by returning arâ€" as soon as they can. VIRGIN Reg. U.S. Pat. Oft, Timmins