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(Geologists to Pay Visit to the North Noted Geclogists will Assemble at North Bay on August Ist, for Trip to Mines, Will Look Over the North., o tm smm Final details have been announced in connection with the excursion to old mining areas of Northern Ontario and Quebec proposed for thé week of : August 1 by the Society of Economic Geologists, an important body of Unitâ€" ed States mining and geological exâ€" perts. Returns received by the secreâ€" ary of the Canadian Institute of Minâ€" ing and Metallurgy, members of which have been invited to join the trip, inâ€" dicate a large attendance from United States. There is also the likelihood that the party will be joined by a conâ€" siderable number of Canadian geoloâ€" gists and mining engineers. 16 : 18 known that Sudbury district will be reâ€" presented on the expedition. Members for the excursion will asâ€" Ws\\\“mx\\m mux\m\mx\u\\\mwm\\mx“\“mxx\xs.\sx\xssxxgg bh\SS\\\\\SSSSSS$§§S§S$$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSXSSS\S\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Sfififlfl%flflfifi\%\\\\\sf * * 48 % 4 4 44 44 4 MEA TS + 4 # o ¢ . THE EMPIRE TO YOU! ___ maue [# mams $ T $ $ rome ## meemey m || {] || || }} $ Thursday, July 14th, 1932 Spices from Ceylonâ€"Teas from indiaâ€"Pineapples from Singaporeâ€"Dried Fruits from Australia. England sends us among other things the famous H. P. Sauceâ€"from Scotâ€" land comes the inimitable Jams and Marmalade for which Dundee is famous, Fine foods gathered from the corners of the Empire, together with the products of our Dominion, brought to you by the marvels of modern merchandising methods. Througch conveniently located Stores and by reason of efficient wasteâ€"eliminating operaâ€" tions they are sold at prices that hold no hbint of the care and thought involved in bringing them to you from distant places. The world is your pantry. Select your "Dominion," FANCY PACK RICHMELLO RASPBERRY STRAWBEREKY BLACK CURRANT REKE‘S CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER MAYFIELD BRAND BRAESIDE 18c !b. 29c¢ Ib. Soap Chips FLUFFY GOLDEN 22~ CALAY SOAP 321« RED ROSE TEA . . PRa. 230 THE FAVORITE OF THE STARS 74 JELLY ROLLS 225« PORK BEANS 2s 27 HERRINGS sauce * 25 ANT J AM L O B S T E R ~ 20@ Packed in Sealed ULB. Tins 43© SoAP * BX . TOILET 'l The funeral took place at Cochrane on Sunday, July 10th, of T. H. Carter, prominent merchant, of Cochrane, who passed away on Friday. The remains were taken to Coldwater, Ontario, for interment. The late Mr. Carter was tin his 81st year at the time of death 'and had been an invalid of the past three years, but previous to that he had held a prominent and active place in the business life of Cochrane. He was a native of Cambridgeshire, Engâ€" land, coming to Canada in 1872. In 1876 he married Miss Catharine Louise Hart, of Braintree, Esex, England. He then took a homestead in Coldwater, Ontario, and in 1880 joined the Georâ€" semble at North Bay on the morning of Augusi 1, where they will transâ€" fer to special coaches, or a special train if warranted by numbers, which will convey the party to Kirkland Lake, Noranda, Timmins and probably Siscoe. The itinerary devotes about one day to each camp. No social functions have been contemplated and in fact requests have been made to the mines to avolid such preparations. The itinerary provides arrival of the pmurty at Kirkland Lake at 1.58 p.m. on Monday, August 2. It will then proceed to Lake Fortune on Tuesday where an hour‘s stop will be made, the train arriving at Rouyn on Tuesday evening. Wednesday will be spend at Noranda, the party moving by CNR. special neseds from the wellâ€"stocked shelves of your train to Timmins via Amos. The e cursion will be one of the most impo tant that has visited Northem Ontar for some time. DEATH OF T. H. CARTER, OF COCHRANE, ON FRIDAY LAST gian Bay Lumber Company, as a memâ€" ber of the staff of the mercantile deâ€" partment. five years later being proâ€" moted to the post of manager, which he filled until his resignation in 1919. In that year he started business in Cochrane as a merchant. Mr. Carter was a prominent member of the I.O0.0. F. belonging to Lodge No. 218 of Wauâ€" bauchene. For 35 years he was a Sunâ€" day school superintendent and was a noted prohibitionist. His wife predeâ€" ceased him in 1929 and chief mourners and survivors were five sons, T. H. Carter, J. P. Carter and L. F. E. Carâ€" ter, of Cochrane; A. 0. Carter, Cobourg and C. S. Carter, Penetang; four daughâ€" ters, Miss Sarah Carter, Mrs. George McNee, of Cochrane; Mrs. T. E. Portâ€" land, Collingwood; Mrs. H. J. Sullivan, Preston. Porcupine Advance, Printers, Timmins FCR FINE FABRICS SMALL LARGE LUX > 10â€" @216 Carton FINE CLEANSER JAMS AND JELLIES 40"010 Jal' 8â€"PAD PKG. Dome and South End Events of Interest Lacrosse, Baseball, Socltal Notes, Etc,, from the South Porcupine and Dome Correspondent of The Advance This Week. South Porcupine, July 12th, 193%2. Special to The Advance. Mrs. Cantor and two daughters are holidaying in Montreal. Mrs. W. Smith with daughters, Jean and Isabel, and son, George, of Aurora, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Myrs. Mr. G. Newman is holidaying in the South. Miss Ratchford, RN., of Haileybury, was the guest of Mrs. W. McLean over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mrs, W. Fairhurst are on motor holiday to points in Southern and Eastern Ontario. Misses Nora and Marjorie Costain accompanied them to visit their aunt at Kemptville. Master Jackie Syvret celebrated his sixth birthday last week by entertainâ€" ing a number of young friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. McLean and sons William, Jr., and Harry, are leaving this week for a motor holiday in Ottaâ€" Mrs. F. D. Turner and little daughâ€" ter, Marion, of Timmins, spent last week with Mrs. G. McIntash. Mr. and Mrs. W. McLhean and sons William, Jr., and Harry, are leaving this week for a motor holiday in Ottaâ€" wea and vicinity. Mrs. W. Kellow of the Dome, enterâ€" tained a number of young friends at a weekâ€"end party in honour of the birthâ€" day of her brother, George Woods. Mrs. J. H. Stovel has returned from Montreal. Her friend, Miss Grace MacConachy, of Montreal, accomâ€" The Porcupine Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, entertained at bridge in the Masonic hall on Friday evening of last week. Quite a number were presâ€" ent from Timmins. The prize winners were:â€"Ladies‘ first, Mrs. F. Laforest,; second, Mrs. T. E. CanMill; consolation, Mrs. B. Webb (Dome Extension); men‘s first, Mr. F. Laforest; second, Mr. Jerry Roach (Timmins); consolation, Mr. F. McConnell. panied her and is her gues home at the Dome. Mrs. D. Catarello is in the hospital in Timmins where she is recovering after an operation successfully perâ€" formed last Friday. Mrs. Sellars and sons, Colin and Stanley, are moving to Cobalt, their former home to reside. They will be decidedly missed here Mrs. Sellars has been active in church and lodge work. She was a member of the United Deacon B 30¢ THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO # 08084804044 44046 ONELESS CORNED BEEF, Ib. ... | Lofe Half or Whole perlb.:"::>;:.,..;.. CHUCK ROAST O0OF BEEE..Ib...... PICNIC STYLE SMOKED HAMS, lb. See our Meat Counters for Other WATERMELON Large and Ripe, ea. 2 for per lb. and VEGETABLES MFAIT S FRUIT $ it her Special Church choir and on Sunday after the evening service the members of the choir and their friends were entertainâ€" ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. MciIntosh, where Mrs. Sellars was preâ€" sented with a Choir Note Hymnary. Mr. Suttie, choir leader, made the preâ€" sentation while Rev. L Hussey in a short address told how helpful the guest of honour had been in church work during her stay in camp On Friday last there was a senior lacrosse game at the Dome -betweenl Dome and Timmins teams. H. Sulliâ€" van acted as referee. The teams linâ€" ed up:â€"Timminsâ€"goal, Beaulieu; deâ€" fence, Arundel and Porter; rover, Mcâ€" Cabe: centre, Kincaid; forwards, De Salaberry and Lafliamme; spares, Groulx for McCabe, Knott for DeSalaâ€" berry, Campbell for Laflamme. Timâ€" mins were handicapped by their shortâ€" age of spares, two of their good men being unable to come. -Domeâ€"â€"goal.‘ Clark: defence, Smith and Massecar, rover, Murphy; centre, Cook; forwards, Lowry and Pollard; spares, Michaelson, H. McLean, W. McLean, Ostrowsky, Catarello, Richardson and Mitchell for Clark. For the greater part of the first ppriod play was very evenly divided. Massecar got as far as Porter but was well checked there. A Campbellâ€"toâ€" Kincaid play looked as if Timmins might count but Clark caught the ball on his chest. H. McLean was rushing strongly. He was checked well by Knott who pestered him all the way down the field but soon got away again and counted one for the Dome. Po!â€" lard in quick succession got two more. Cook‘s first goal in the second period was not counted as he was waiting on the goal crease. Michaelson, M. Mcâ€" Lean and Catarello combined well. McLean got the rebound for a fourth and Pollard intercepted a Timmins pass to throw in the fifth. Campbell went down the field like a flash, made a perâ€" fect pass to McCabe who drew Clark out, to make Timmins‘ first tally. This clever plece of work got a glad hand from all. Arundel, by a determined rush, scored the next for Timmins. Mitchell went into goal for Dome. Michaelson and Catarello went up toâ€" gether Michaelson carrying. "Mike" had his eye on Catarello. Beauliere }glanced that way too when "snap!" | and the ball was in the cage beside him. Richardson coolly tossed back Lowry‘s rebound, Murphy made sure of two counts more so the final score was 9â€"2 for Dome. On Monday evening the Juniors tried conclusions in box lacrosse at the Dome the South End Juniors meeting Dome Juniors. H. Sullivan coaches the town Specials * *4 4# 233C 12¢ 10c 12¢ Further District Entrance Results Returns of H.S. Entrance Exams at Connaught, Iroquois Falls, Matheâ€" son, Monteith, south Porcupine and Other Centres, Successful candidates at the recent High School Entrance examinations in Temiskaming (North) and Cochrane (in part) are listed below. Unsuccessâ€" ful candidates will receive a record of their marks by mail. Connaught â€" Centre â€" Krankovich, Mary. Englehart Centreâ€"Beatty, Harolid; Brown, Johnson; Calder, Alex; Corley, Eric; Corley, Patricia; Digulia, Esther; Duncan, Mary! Doughty, Gerald; Edâ€" wards, William; Fraser, Ernestine; Gawley, Emma; Hough, Dorothy; Hounslow, Elizabeth; Laduranty, Irene (hon.); Laduranty, Vivian; Leeman, Evelyvyn: Lennox, Ray: Linton, John: McEwen, Sandy; Nudds, Dorothy: sons, Patricila; Pilsworth, Douglas lock, Aura; Porter, Lloyd (of I hart Public School); Soper, ] ‘Thib, Alex: Claude:. V Geraon. Iroquois Falls Centreâ€"Abramson., Esther B.; Aumont, Coronna; Aumont, Lucile (hon.): Ayotte, Eugene; Bernier, Melina; Boucher, Germaine (hon.); Bougie, Fabiola; Carriere, Romeo Chadwick, Marjory; Chalut, Laurenne; Clanfield, Lillian; Cloutier, Romeo; Crotteau, Pauline; Descotes, Simone; Ethier, Liane; Fearn, Alma; Fontaine Jacqueline; Freeman, John; Gauthier, Isabelie; Gelinas, Maurice; Gignac, Aurore; | Gignac, ° Roland Goulet, Jeanne d‘Are; Hardy, Alida; LaForâ€" tune Billie; Larsen, Esther}; Lelievre, Zephirine; Leroux, Carmela; Liznick, George; Lowry, Dorothy; Lukianovich, Joe: MacMillan, Gwenneth, McKibbage, John; Mairs, Kathleen; Marquis, Marâ€" guerite; Millar, Isabelle; Mongeon, Juâ€" liette; Moscrip, Archie;, Porter, lads and F. Lowry the Dome youngâ€" sters. The score was 8â€"7 for town. The youngsters dashed into the game with a verve and speed that tickled everybody. None of the thrills of the seniors‘ play was missing and they addâ€" ed an impetus of their own. R. Murâ€" phy refereed. Domeâ€"goal, Richardson (then McGinn); Mitchell, Wooeds, Dorâ€" an, E. Richardson, Hooper, Hughes, Thomas, Murphy, ‘Costain, Millions, Shumilak and Libby. Townâ€"goal, Myers, Hanaberry, C. Catarello, Parâ€" sons, Stranges, J. Catarello, Schneider, Schmelze, Kaufman, Rashley, Wright, Turner, BRurns. Doran scored two for Dome, C. Catarello and Parsons two for town in first; Kaufman for town, Million for Dome in second; Kaufman, Stranges and Catarello made it eight for town while Murthy and Doran made the Dome five at close of third. Doran and J. Mitchell brought the Dome tally up to seven in the fourth period. The teams were very evenly matched and Murphy as referee did not let them get away with any nonsense but kept them right down to lacrosse. Master Kenneth Mitchell, twoâ€"yearâ€" old son of Mr. and Mrs. R,. Mitchell, Jr., of the Dome Extension, celebratâ€" ed his birthday last week by inviting twentyvâ€"one little friends from two to four c‘clock in the afternoon. Then from four to six o‘clock the little guests were entertained by Kenneth‘s cousin, little Miss June Allan, also two years old on the same day. The tiny guests very thoroughly enjoyed the double birthday parties. Crozier; 2%b, Michaelson; 3b, Doran; ss, Cook; If, Richmond; rf, Murray: cf, McLean. Millâ€"Catcher, Mansfield; pitcher, Johns; 1b, Longworth; 2b, Parsons: 3b, Ray; ss, Lett; If, McNab; cf, McCaffrey; rf, Miller. Parsons spened the season by starting off with a home run for the Mill but when the: Engineers came to bat Cocok showed him he could do just the same. Doran and Michaelson also trotted home. Rudd ran for the Mill in the second; MclLean got a home run for the Enâ€" gineers and two more tailiés were made before Johns, Michaelson and Crozier figured in a double play, putting Lett down at second and Mansfield at first. The third innings was a windfall to the Engineers five runs coming in. McNab got anothéer for the Mill in the fourth while the Engineers again pilec in five and in the fifth four more. The Dome Softball league opened its schedule on Monday evening when the Engineers met the Mill and came off on the victorious end of an 18â€"6 score. Until the finals on August 25th there will be a game at the Dome grounds each Thursday and Monday beginning at six o‘clock, except on a night when there might be a sootball game. In Monday‘s game Mr. Briden sgcted as umpire. The teams were:â€"Engineers â€"Gatcher, Fell:; pitcher, Rudd; 15. â€"â€"Catchne Crozier:; Miss W. Naish, of Toronto, Art this (Tuesday) evening to spend vacation with her plarents, Mr. Mrs. J. Naish of Connaught Hill. Captain Demers of the Dome confined to the hospital the first of week. Mr. Alex McMurray has returned from a vacation to Toronto. Mr. Roy Sneddon of Toronto motored back with him and is holidaying with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Fell, at the Dome Mines. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mansfield, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Neville Mans field spent the weekâ€"end visiting Ka puskasing friends. Miss Cora Riley is home from New York for a holiday with her mother, Mrs. C. Swanson. Mr. F. Clark ("Noisy‘") is holidaying at his home in Pembroke. Mr. Oscar Knutson, manager of the Lakelands Gold Mines at Bourkes, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles E. Cook, at the Paymaster Mine. of Engleâ€" ‘Tr, Lloyd; ‘~ _ Wilder, Dome was Par vedq her and Racine, Rene (hon.); Regimbaid, Dora:; Romain, Elieth (hon.); Sayers, Mary; Shiske, Vera; Sobchuk, Pauline; Smith, Gordon:; Smith, Phyllis; Trottier, Marie B.: Walters, Allan. Kirkland Lake Centreâ€"Acton, Roâ€" maine; Anderson, Edward; Armstrong, Jack; Assad, Ernest; Axcell, Bert; Baker, Hilda; Basher, Lorne; Basticen, Helene (hon.); Berry, Olive; Biand, Evelyn; Boisvert, Eleanor; Bottrill, Esme; Boyle, Dennis; Brinnen, Gerald; Burgess, Bernice; Burke, Carl; Carroll, Roy; Cassidy, Clayton:; Cayen, Achille; Clarke, Walter;Coles, Helen; Connelly, James; Dagenais, Edward; Dagenais.‘ Edwin; D‘Lenardo, Joseph; Doherty, Jack; Doucet, Rita; Doyle, Lottie; Doyle, Mildred; Easdale, William:;: Fauâ€" | teaux, Evelyn (hon.); Gadoury, Flore; Gadoury, Irene; Gardiner, George; Giannini, Arthur; Gill, Kenneth; Glovâ€" er, Yvonne; Goodman, Frederick; Halâ€" sal, Lavina; Harris, Allan; Harrison, Ross; Hartling, Grace; Hendry, Robert; Horodyski, Lola; Hurd, David; Hryâ€" chuk, Stella; James, Maurice; Johns, Mona; Johnston, James, Knapp, John}. Korhonen, Taimi; Lacroix, FPlorida; Lampi, Helmi; Landry, Emma; Langley, Edith; Lanosky, Mary; LaSalle, Leo; ’LaSallo. Marielle; Leduc, Lucille, Leâ€" gault, Annette; Lehtela, Helen; Lennon, Olive; Letcher, Florence; Mattson, Viola; Mallette, Laurence J.; McConâ€" nell, Mina; McChesney, Grace; Mcâ€" Dougall, Cameron; McDougall, Jean, McDougall, Robert; McGill, Margaret; Mcinnes, Archie; McKinnon, J. D. McLellan, Annie; McMillan, Marguerâ€" ite; Merrifield, Edmund; Methven, Elâ€" len; Methven George; Morrissette, Piâ€" cord P.; Narbonne, Lucien J.; Newton Eileen:; Pascoe, Betty; Phippen, Olive; Potter, Margaret; Powell, Mary; Radul, George; Reynolds, George; Robillard, Claire (hon.); Roche, Desmond; Rosenâ€" berg, David; Roy, Cecile; Russell, Thelma; St. Amour, Fernand; St. Paul, Clemen: Simms, Thomas; Storie, Denâ€" ton: Strickland, Gerald; Teed, Edith; Tellier, YÂ¥vonne; Thompson, Enid; Timâ€" merman, Paul; Trudel, Marcel; Trudel}, Paul: Trussler, William; â€" Valliere. Cyrille (hon.); Vinkle, Ernest; Walker, Kenneth; Walters, Reta; Walton Edna; Wasnick, Tony; White, Veima; Whorley, Sidney; Wilson, Lawrenc?; Yawny, Cora. Matheson Centreâ€"Bustard, Robert; Cadeau, Irene; Gates, Garnet; Graham Violet; Harbridge, Ernest; Hembruff Floyd; Miles, Willard; Moffatt, Walter; Nictolls, Ruby V. Monteith â€" Centreâ€"â€"Bastian, Helen; Brander, Ernest; Brown, Alfred; Parâ€" rell, Bruce J.; Farrell, Marie I.; Hongâ€" isto, Helge; Houghton, Marjorie; Hyde, Roderick; Solum, Arthur; Sinclair, Grace: VanLuven, Frederick (hon.). Savard Centre â€" Aldred, Horace; Harpell, Doris; Lippett, Wesley; Rodâ€" gers, Maud; Wood, Stella. South Porcupine Centreâ€"Andrew, Fred; Armstrong, Elsie (hon.); Baker, Hattie; Blood, Waneta; Capyk, Mike; Childs, Hildreth; Cosco, Rose; Dagenâ€" ais, Louis; Deacon, Irene; Dickson, Viola; Dillon, Dora; Doran, Ruth; Eyre, Nellie; FPoster, Catherine:; Galâ€" lagher, Robert; Haneberry, Newsham; Huoct, Lillian M.; Kesnesky, Tessice; Kostynk, Mike; Lloyd, Florence; Mack, Evelyn; McCaffrey, Vivian; McCann, Phyllis: McGinn, Alex; McKay, Norâ€" man; McLeod, Douglas; Myronyk, Rose; Naish, Joan; Nummela, George; Pirie, Neil; Rapsey, Edythe; Rayner, Beulah; Smith, Beatrice; Solonynka, Wolodymr; Spiers, Beatrice; Spjuth, Helen; Verner, Ruth; Wilford, Gertâ€" rude; Wuorli, Elina; Young, George; Zaitz, Helen. Miss Fernande Pitre left last week for an extended holiday to Ottawa and other points east. Porcupine Advance Insert One Next Week For Sure Results .. You should try The One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance wili bring you what you require The Goldfield Drug Co. 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