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Mr. and Mrs. Ewing and little daughâ€" ter, of Minneapolis, visited Mrs. Ewing‘s sister, Mrs. Leiterman, and other Dome friends last week. In the softball ieague schedule being off at the Dome the winning streak of the Mine team snapped off this week and it went down to defeat twiceâ€"on Thursday before the Mill, and on Monday by the Engineers. The Mill started off Thursday‘s game in real whoopee style, scorimng eight times in the first innings. The Mine tied the score, then went one better in the fourth, but the Mill again had a frenz in the fifth and brought in six more, running their total up to fifteen. At starting whistle. Burns ran out to stop Lloyd Doran‘s low drive. Comâ€" bined play, Parsons to McLean to Mitâ€" chell, beat Burns again. Then Richâ€" ardson went on a scoring rampage and made three more, the final whistle blowing when the score was 12â€"2. ndry Specials then Myers v for the town for Dome and Lean netted a seventh for T was all Dome eighth within Thursday, August 18th, 1932 three, and Mitch: period closed. In t up was bumped b to Haneberry who the town. Hanebe rest for rough pli three minutes for Joe Mitchell score tarello, Myers. PArsOn Shumil netted da releree, Porcupit sports at the Dome During the Past Woeek. Big Police Court Docket at south End. Other Kems from Corre pondent for South Poreupine ard the Dome. The JA y hre acrosse Tomorrow at South Porcupine We Save Y ou Money Every Day PHILLIPS® Milk of Magnesia Sanitary Napkin:« special For the Kidneys Laffin; rover, Str: Iry, Kauffman, Domeâ€"goal, Ch: defence, Mitchel Doran; home, M Millions: spares ak ind for Dome. Dome, McI The te McLean in A IJeW Sseconds ristle. Burns ran Doran‘s low drive Parsons to McLsan For Trouble® due to Ac! GASES Ac,d},}'omn HEARTBURN HEADACHE 9D _play. Richardson for being rougher cored again for L orked out a nice McGinn was in doing great work. sixth and Parsons berry ams But NAUSEA . Mu AM D3 11 MCcl 10 Dome tally goal Lux Soap, 3 bars for . Colgate‘s Tooth Paste . Italian Balm Bathing Caps . Cuticura Soap Kleenex, large size . Fly Tox .. .. . < Dr. West‘s Tooth Bru%hes ; Woodbury‘s Soap, 3 bars for Seidlitz Powders, 2 boxes .. Modeqs, WIth Free Tm of V emo Palmollve Shavmg Cream = Gillette Blades in Ten‘s Nestleq Food . h. Pensodent Tooth Pas te White Swan Toilet Paper Hospital Cotton, per Ib. . Castoria Jad Salts .. NUJOI Ironized Yeast Chase‘s Nerve Food Minard‘s Liniment _ The Curtis Drug Co. Mcâ€" the m rot 111. ine St., North 1LY In the police court there was the aftermath of a Schumacher wedding. The bridegroom was charged with havâ€" ing liquor in other than a public place. He rented the kitchen and dining room of a vacant building, which had been a hotel, for the purpose of the wedding. entertainment, but did not reside there, living on the back of the same lot. He had made inquiriee and probablyi thought he was acting in good faith but his own evidence showed it was not his residence. He was fined $100 and costs and the charge against the owner of the building was withdrawn. There were five charges for cows running at large, four paid fines. A woman whose husband is in ‘hospital was dismissed with warning. One of the men accusâ€" ed thought to get off by saying his cows stayed with the woman‘s cows but ’ Hamil the 5 Dome Lacrosse Club Timmins Seniors in a le fourth of the series at t cupine arena on Friday games are â€"getting mo M i K ch time. Mr. and Mrs. r, Mavis, ha amilton after e prrental r ‘audry, Dome T1 J coutr Club se from th Timmin M t Ma 14 MeCafl ored Do aome hi the Mill th Ray was th dule Dom him a holiday spent unds 1¢€ 11m on Frida n Wedn t reside there, same lot. He ind _ probably good faith but it was not his weanesaay Dy | band he was fined. Liquor cases featurâ€" ed the session. Two menâ€"partners in Seniors meet | a pavilion in the Bayside Beach area ague game, the | were each fined $100 and costs for havâ€" he South Porâ€" | ing liquor in a place other than their night. These ' private dwelling. A man by the name re inferesting ‘ of Saari guilty of being drunk in 'charge of a motor vehicle and sent to d little daughâ€" | Haileybury for ten days. Another man ned home to | was fined for having liquor in his posâ€" y spent underysession not on his permit. A man Mr. and Mrs. ; charged with allowing a vicious dog at large declared it had been sent out to here was the‘ithe country now, so case was disâ€" Ma T M a McLea â€"â€" Burk in the ,\lclnt\ re Athletic Track and Field Dav Mesdames Yeomans, MacDonald and Truluffe, of the Dome Mines, returned home from England on Sunday evenâ€" ing. Mr. Yeomans went to Montrsal to accompany them home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Prior and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Morley, of Kapuskasing, spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Mansfield. large declared it had been sent out to the country now, so case was disâ€" missed. A lad of seventeen out of work in Schumacher was charged with theft from a freight car. The boy claimed having been thrown cut of his room he had gone to the car to sleep. The charge of theft was dismissed, there not being enough evidence, the magisâ€" trate stating it really was more a case of trespass. The lad‘s father went away to other parts and left him here. He is an Italian. Results of Events on Wednesday Last at the Big Day put on by the Mcâ€" Intyre Athletis As ociation at Schumacher. his wife > same h p, step, Jump MclLaughlin, 3 man . 99() itr‘y â€"now, so case was Clsâ€" A lad of seventeen out of work Mcint AIM A0câ€"â€"60câ€"$1.00 t s .. 69c ._.__llc ad€ 198¢ ital as the woman‘s husâ€" ined. Liquor cases featurâ€" T‘wo menâ€"partners in the Bayside Beach area d $100 and costs for havâ€" i place other than their ig. A man by the name ty of being dGdrunk in otor vehicle and sent to ten days. Another man New Liskeard 1A€ 121 sroOwn 9 in Half Price . _ A9€ 25¢ THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 29¢â€"â€"49¢ 69câ€"89¢ .. Te . 36€¢ 39¢ 27¢ . Te ... :: . _ 19e 3€ 24e 60c 49c 19¢ GUirls 12 and underâ€"Jessie Bell, L Keene, R. Popovitch. Boys under 14â€"L, Besley, R. Mc Phail, G. McDonald. Girls under 14â€"Frisby, Kellan, Dur rell, all of New Liskeard. Boys 16 and underâ€"Lester Besley N. Tario. Girls 16 and underâ€"Frisby, Kellan and Durrell, New Liskeard. Boys 8 and underâ€"B. McDonald, A Gildc, J. Keene. Girls 8 and underâ€"Kay MacMillan V. LaHammell, J. McLaughlin. Boys 10 and underâ€"Jack Stingle Geo. Lavich, H. Bombardier. Girls 10 and underâ€"M. Sutherland FP. Keene, J. Burgera. Boys 12 and underâ€"H. Croccini, Jimâ€" mie Stingle, Eric Arnott. 11 880 nett. His many friends will be pleased to now that W. W.®°Orr; who recently nderwent an operation at St. Mary‘s ospital, was sufficiently recovered last veek to be able to leave the hospital nd return to his home where he is i1aking the best of progress to complete ccovery. His son, Eldridge, was also 2nd, D Calveyp) feet 10 ins. (All of the MA High jumpâ€"ist., Gadsby, New 1 keard; 2nd, Leng, New Liskeard: : McLaughlin, MA.A. 880â€"yd. relay racoâ€"â€"ist, M.AA.. F kleman, Barnett, Angrignon, Brov nd, New Liskeard. Ladies, 440â€"yd. relay raceâ€"ist, N Liskeard Alerts Club: 2nd, M.A.A. ilton, J. Keene. Girls 6 and unds 220 yds. dashâ€"E. At rello, W. Finkleman. Ladies‘ 100 vyds.â€"PFr rley, Mille C SAYC Vtrol TCO Compiete ery. His son, Eldridge, was also to leave the hospital some days and is also recovering at home. 11 ema 1 vd McLau The pure Milk of Magnesia Paste, per tube PONDS CREAMS 29¢ The Prime Restorative and Tonic 11 va We Save Y o Money Every Day Hut MAGLAC TOOTH PASTE 100 f jum1; J. J. BABY TALCUM 25¢ rde, Marathon C M.A.A. ashâ€"â€"L1, ghlin, 18 ft. 7 11 M.A.A.). senior Everts e@â€"â€"1st,. J. Mill ‘, Leng, Kirkland 1 luski, Wirta. Junior Events i underâ€"L. P 50c 75e â€"â€"ErISDY, Club, New ~18t, M.A.A Goaode: 2nd mAl Â¥n, Barn ike M.A .A 3rd. I Hu past six months 1,518 patients have been treated. Information sent The Advance inâ€" cludes the following:â€" More than 10,000 admissicr been nade to Red Cross outpost ten years of their existence. L there were 2,630 admissions. From Redd‘th, the farthestâ€"flung outâ€" post, comes an account of a night‘s work. The report is written by the pitals," Dr. Routley said. ‘"They are staffed with graduate registered nurses and have modern surgical equipment. Operating, as they do, at a loss, with three exceptions, these outposts are givâ€" ing serious concern to the Red Cross at this time." Since 1922, Canadian Red Cross socieâ€" ty outpioasts have provided 133,149 days hospital care to patients. In 1931 they gave 29,176 days care. Durfing the past six months they have provided 16,685 days care. At the present moment there is need for special consideration of the work of the Red Cross in its effort at these outposts, as The Advance this week reâ€" ceived the suggestion from the Ontario headquarters that confronted with the steady growth of activities and a deâ€" crease in revenue, the Canadian Red Cross Society (Ontgrio Division) toâ€"day faces the possbiility of closing one, if not several, of its outposts in the outâ€" lying districts of the province. Acâ€" cording to the information sent by the latter from headquarters, Dr. F. W. Routley, director of the Ontario diviâ€" sion, is quoted as saying:â€""All but three of these outposts are operating at a financial loss. Deficits must be made up through voluntary contributions and the province in general and the pioneer settlers of Ontario in particular would suffer beyond measure if this frontier phase of the society‘s work is curtailed in the slightest degree." On the conâ€" trary there is really urgent need for the extension of the single nurse outpost, Dr. Routley says. Cost of maintenance for each paâ€" tient per day in Red Cross outposts last year, was $4.85, a figure higher than maintenance costs in city hospitals,‘ where larger numbers of patients deâ€" crease the total cost of hospital upkeep. ! "It is not generally known that Red. Crozs outpost hospitals are recognized public hospitals, registered in the hosâ€"| pital blue book just like all other hosâ€"| Red Cross Must Get Funds for Outposts Some Branches Operating at a Loss Says Ontario Director. _ Great Work Being Done for Pioneers of North., CORN FLAKES Kellogsg‘s, 3 pkos. sOAP, P. G. or GOLD, 10 bars for SALMON, Clover Leaf Pink, large tin /3 f}: en e ies n MILK, Carnatior or Borden‘s tall tin, 2 for DATES, Fresh Stoc Phone 111 package, ca nly appreciated as hospital and nursit for outlyving parts . SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS WEEKEND ON SUGAR BASKET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES The general work of the is deserving of full support would seem to be reason for terest and help to the out * tals and nurses. It would tso bad that any one of t] ! should need to be closed â€" money where there are fun< in the province. Anyone wh a few dollars would seem to| senting the to himself people. ness intere berley was townshin c linetrs IIKG 1 Weldon Bramwell F Y mame Contest Sivumen, 73 Map! Re WINNERS LAST WEEK OF THE FREE TICKETS TO THE THEATRES terest and help to the outpust hospiâ€" tals and nurses. It would seem to be tso bad that any one of the outposts should need to be closed for lack of money where there are funds available in the province. Anyone who can spare a few dollars would seem to be investing it well from the good citizenship and humanitarian standpoint if they conâ€" tributed to the outpost work of the spend the night with the patient who was having seizures at intervais. "4.30 a.m.â€"Called back to the outâ€" post to attend a confinement case. Baby was born at 5.30 a.m. Doctor from nearest town arrived at 6.30 a.m. both patients in good condition." Chairman of the Red Cross society‘s committee on Outposts is Willis Macâ€" lachlan. The committee consists of George S. Matthews, S. B. Clement, C. E. Chaprie, Mrs. John Turnbull, A. O. Beck, Dr. J. T. Phair, Mrs. H. E. Plumpâ€" tree, Mrs. A. E. Dunlop, Mrs. J. M. Fobb, Dr. B.~ ‘F. McGihie, Mrs: J. B. YTyrrell, Mrs.‘"G. A. Brodie, Mrs.: C. J. Catto, Mrs. D. Ross, Mrs. Rhys D. Fairâ€" bairn, Mrs. R. F. Segsworth, Mrs. Dean Gcoderham, D. McDermid, Mrs. Gec. Watl, ~â€"Dr. J Conboy, Mrs: A. B. Bauman, Hugh Wardrope, K. G. Ross and Gen. C. F. Winter. The general w is deserving of 1 would seem to be lonald, 6 John Ayv och,. 104 Eim St., 1 ©11.30 pm.â€"Called by family to se a Polish woman who had fallen duw ing an epileptic seizure and was su fering with lacerations on head an pains in chest. Patient was mac comfortable and nurse prepared t was reâ€"a iously ill "*11}30 GROCERIES AND ME PARTICULARS AT: 65 Eim Street S., Timmins ‘Cello and Oboe Players, experience cn other instrument helpful; tuition free. Object to join Community Orchestra now organizing. The winn "resh Fruits and Vegetables 16 esteemed 2a and district week, rene and also lo¢ dent nut 0 p.m.â€" e miles 23C C 23¢ 235C 34c Witne heatr! The luck ‘angest _ e headli iles away to_see a small child t> be suffering from infantile s. One older child died from ease several years ago. Family assured that child was not serâ€" 1ISstrict, were visitors to town renewing old friendships ilso looking after some busiâ€" sts in the camp. Mr. Kimâ€" for some years one of the ocuncillors of Tisdale, repreâ€" : Moneta section with credit _ and satisfaction to the Myrs e on Mon This pictu ionel Atw Ccommiltee consists O Matthews, S. B. Clement, C Mrs. John Turnbull, A. O T. Phair, Mrs. H. E. Plumpâ€" A. E. Dunlop, Mrs. J. M By~ ‘P. ‘McGhie, "Mrs:~‘J.~B §.‘Ct. A. Brodie, Mrs: C. J D. Ross, Mrs. Rhys D. Fairâ€" R. F. Segsworth, Mrs. Dean , D. McDermid, Mrs. Gec T. J Conboy, Mtrs: A. P 1€ ig Cartoon, Horace Heic 11 narack 18A in last week L. AImM but fo1 showing Mondayv AIM winn ticket St.; E. J. Ma Mrs. H. McCu imount follow a Finnish hom ee ‘a small chil e from infanti ime t Additi 1c fea l :\l ISA xE )e Fr o sh Mad (l SARDINES Jutland. 3 f¢ CHICKENS Fresh Killed ire PORK., Sweetâ€" Pickled, per tb Ma but there special inâ€" Red Cros e U his he Gold dder 1A VCOL€ re | _ _A fine of $5.00 and costs was it on a local young man for unl: playing cards on the Sabbath. Two men charged with beir keepers of common gaming h( were remanded for a week. One single common drunk was $10,00 and costs. An adjournmer a week was made in the case of other man charged with drinking public place. Ann Cop, 165 Balsam street, sc was fined $1%0.00 and costs for ille; having liquo * For driving without a chauffl, license a man who> had been fC operating a truck was fined $10.00 A vagrancy charge was dismissed accused showing that he had mone pay his way, being in receipt of c pensation. Agency Ac week. said to be due for sandw vertising. The case was next week. Adjournment was also case against Mrs. Mary James avenue on a char a disturbance in public. The ct Anderson week. One young man was charged breaking into a T. N. O. fruit c: the National Grocers siding and s ing a quantity of fruit. The case remanded for a week. Constables and Holley noticed two young fe on Monday night coming out from hind the fruit warehouses car baskets of fruit. The officers c to the lads, and the two young fel lropped ‘the baskets and ran. constables each tcok after a and Constable Paul eventually ca; ed ‘his choice but Constable Ho! lad got away in the deep clover on side of the cyanide. The captured who is about 17 years of age adm taking the fruit from the car claimed that he did not know the c fellow. Half a dozen baskets of on Pine s and a dis] thier picke in the act for Aithough there were n cases this week as in eithe two or three weeks, there w docket at the Timmins pol Tuesday and some of the c serious cnes. Some Serious Cases at the Week‘s Court 1mImor ied for Young Fellow Accused of Breaking Fruit Car. Two Men Charged wi Entering Dwelling by Night. Other Cases Thi; Week. 13 Third Avenue en fruit were violation d not appear in ans s a bench warrant i her arrest, ase against Stanley was also mads in the Mirs. Mary Dagenais, 31 on a charge of creating in public. As Mrs. Daâ€" appear in answer to the of 1 fraud again: rilso adjourned f the Empfloyn iin adjourned f, recovere week., drunk was fin adjournment the case of z CO har by