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One, who had been in court before, will report once a week for thres: months to Mr. Carson and the other was réleased on suspended sentence. Both were given warnings not to do damags:s like that again. A local school teacher, to whom the boys had agreed, through their parents, to pay for the qamage done, asked that they be treatâ€" ed as leniently as possible. ‘They were just being smart guys think," one police officer said. 22 Remington Repeater This is a real gun for a good hunter PORK ROAST, Ib. LOOTIN Roast of Pork, Ib. Rib Beef Stew, Ib. Veal Stew, Ib, ....... ROUND STEAK, Ib. BEEF ROAST Rolled per D; :::..:...:. 2 gauge Iver Johnson 30" double barrel TRIMMED SHOULDER RY‘s MILK CHOCOLATE BUDS, Ib. ....... CONsUMO®" Fresh Ground COPFPEF "Government Graded On.ly” Taylor‘s can fill your every hunting need. They know your requirements and will gladly help you in your selection. Inâ€" cluded in their line you‘ll find Dominion Ammunition, guns, packsacks, blankets, hunting clothing, Coleman lamps, tents, camp cots etc. Join with your fellow sportsmen in choosing equipment at Tavlor‘s Headquarters for 21 31° Ilz gauge Single Shot | _ Bolt Action, Special 12 gauge Iver Johnson 30" single barrel Mr. Al Murray, at one time one of our star hockey players, and who is now with the New York American, hockey team, was in town this week Miss Rose Gibson and her mother, Mrs. J. Gibson, were visitors from New Liskeard this week. Miss Gibson is staying for a few aays with Miss Norâ€" ma McPhail. The sewing circle are planning a dance and social evening for Thursâ€" day evening, Sept. 26th. Miss Jean Smith, who has been on holiday here with her grandparents, left on Monday with her father, Mr. Bill Smith, for her home in Aurora. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. D. Deacon, who will spend the winter with their daughter, Margaret (Mrs. Smith) in Aurora. We are glad to state that Mr. Deaâ€" con‘s health had improved sufficiently for him to make the trip by car, as he had been quite ill for some weeks before leaving. The Misses Frances and Mary King, of Porcupine, left on Sunday for North Bay where both girls will attend the Normal School. They left amid the good wishes and farewells of Golden City inhabitants who came in a body to the train to ses them off. Both Frances and Mary are graduates of South Porcupine High School, being clever, industrious and successful stuâ€" dents, showing talent in many lines of study, Mary having been the star pupil in elocution. We are sure that they will be as successful at Normal School, and add our good wishes to those of Porcuâ€" pine. South Porcupine is not the only town in the North that is growing. Golden City is beginning to show signs of the proximity of the Pamour Mine and its activities, We hear that Golden City school now needs two teachers in place of one, owing to the growing populaâ€" tion, and in addition to the principal, Mr. Don Miller, Miss Ramsay, graduâ€" ate of Timmins High School, has also been engaged as assistant. This Friday (Sept. 20th) a bridge party will be held in St. Paul‘s parish hall under the auspices of the Reâ€" bekah Lodge. This will be the first of their monthly card parties in their new establishment. A good crowd is expected, at 8.30 p.m. Bouth Porcupine, Sept. 18th, 1935. Bpecial to The Advance. Mrs. Cliff Brooks and Mrs. Ahr left on Tuesday for a vacation in Montreal. Mr,. Cecil Walker, Preston, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,. C. P. Walker, for two weeks, Miss E. Kinder, also of Preston, is on vacation at the Walker home. Odd Features to Some Building Activities at South Poreuâ€"| pine. Golden City Also Crowing. Other South Porevâ€"; pine and Dome Items of Interest, Live in House at South End While Storey Added Timmins A very pleasing affair took place at the home of Miss Pearle Kennedy on Monday night, when a shower was given for Miss Jean Alexander, who becomes the bride of Mr. George Humâ€" phreys at the end of this month. With Miss Kennedy, acting as joint hostesses were Miss Bess Hendry and Miss Sarah Slotnick. Over 20 friends of the guest of honour were present, and a lovely evening was spent in card games, etc. Mrs, Haneberry won first prize; Mrs. H. M. Turner, second, and Miss Dora Slotnick third. Before the excellent lunch was served, Miss Alexander was + The first meeting of the Dome Guides took place in the community hall on Tuesday evening. A Mother and Daughâ€" ter banquet was discussed and it was decideq to hold it at the Dome on Tuesday (October lst) at which the town Guides will officiate as helpers. The town banquet will take place a week later. Marriedâ€"On Sept. 14th, by the Rev. J. R. Fraser, at the United Church manse, Lyle Wilfred Shortt, to Dorothy Linton, of Englehart. At Tuesday‘s police court, a long case was helid in closed court concernâ€" ing maintenance of his wife by a local man. The case was dismissed. The only other man to appear pleaded that he haq no time to get either a driving license or markers for his car, as he was working in the bush all the time, but it was a lame excuse and got him nowhere; he paid $10 and costs on both countsâ€"or 10 days. Mr. S. Cook of the Granada Minces, Noranda, has accepted the position of chief accountant at the Pamour Poreuâ€" pine Mine. Bornâ€"On Sept. 8th, at South Porcuâ€" pine, to Mr. and Mrs. Woldmanâ€" a daughter. Bornâ€"On September 8th, at Preston East Dome, to Mr. and Mrs. George LaPorte, of Mathesonâ€"a son. We hear of parties of duck shooters bringing home full bags, by which we surmise that the sport is good this year. Mrs. C. F. Caswall (nee Miss F. Michaelson) and husband, of San Anâ€" tonio, Manitoba, are visiting at the home of the former‘s parents at the Dome mine. Any day now, at any time in South Porcupine, one has only to stop and listen to hear hammers going in all directions. Mr. Ralph Woods, our popular night policeman, left on Tuesday for Peterâ€" borough. He will bring back with him a bride next week, who will marry him on Saturday in that town. A friend called our attention to a queer sight last week on Golden aveâ€" nue. A house of two stories had been lifted bodily from the ground, and the occupants were still in residence while a third storey was being addeq below the first. Evidently the roof was too good to disturb and the added storey below was the solution. It may be a common occurrence, but it was new to us. Mrs. Luella Armstrong left on Friday by car for London, Ont., where she will attend the Eastern Star convenâ€" tion, as delegate from this chapter. Acâ€" companying her was Mrs. Richards, of the Coniaurum, who will attend as deleâ€" gate from Timmins, Mrs. Armstrong spent a day with her son, Charlie, who is at the sanatorium in Gravenhurst, and all will be glad to hear that she reports him as being much improved in hcalth. He has been moved from the main building ang is now in a cottage at the institution. We are asked to state that the magâ€" nificent cedar chest which is on exâ€" hibition in the South End Drug Store, and which is to be a prize for some lucky person, will not be drawn for until October 15th, instead of October 2and. The Eastern Star ladies expected to be ready for this on the earlier date but summer inactivity has dgelayed them. Mr. J. Bell, of the Dome, left last Thursday for Tiverton, for two weeks‘ vacation. Mr. O. Passmore was a visitor in town this week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Martin Shaw. He is recoverâ€" ing nicely after his long and serious ilnness. Mr. W. Wattam left last week for a month‘s holiday in Montreal and othâ€" €er points. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and two children, of Kirkland Lake, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wright for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gemmil (nee Miss A, Pace) have returned to South Porâ€" cupine from their honeymoon, to take up residence in their )ovely new house on Crawford street. Mrs, Ship, of Loring, is visiting at her son‘s home here, for a week or so Miss Jane Armstrong returned last week from two weeks‘ visit to Haileyâ€" bury and New Liskeard. visiting friends and renewing acquainâ€" tances. Leave Windsor 4.45 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22. Arrive Toronto 10.15 p.m.; A group of representative business men from Southern Ontario intend to tour the North Land this month. There will be about 65 representative men in the group. They will leave Windsor on Sunday and come North as per the following schedule:â€" presented with a tea set, consisting of teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, and cake plate, of Royal Crown Derby ware. Owing to the popularity of the brideâ€"toâ€"be, who has spent most of her life in South Porcupine, growing up among us, we hear of other showers being planned in the near future for her. Miss Alexander is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander, of Bruce avenue, who have been residents of South Porcupine for 21 years. Business Men From South to Visit Here Representative _ Southwesâ€" tern Ontario men to Tour the North This Month. At Timmins Sept. 24th. Six Reasons Why NuBacks will Interest You .. Will not "ride up." . FPlattens diaphragm and a‘b dome n : confines spreading hips. . Does not crowd upper part of the body, perfect freedom of movement at all times. .. Shoulder straps stay on the shoulders. . Does not bulge in the back. . Saves hosiery runs. Save 10‘ The same "good tea" for over 40 years, and still selling 5c. to 10c. per lb. less than teas which formerly sold at same priceâ€" « # T # ..0 *# + #4* # # ## *# 4 #4 #4 #* @ # COd *# # #* #* # «# #* *% # #4 * Aa0 #4 # # ## # (3 #* # L #4 @ + #4 # 4 #4 *# # #+* $ *# ® #* #©â€"*% * .% 44. 04 h #4 Arrive Iroquois Falls 3.55 p.m. Tuesâ€" day, Sept. 24. Inspect Abitibi Power and Paper Co. pulp and paper mill. Dinner at Abitibi hotel. Leave Iroquois Falls leave Toronto 11.10 p.m. Arrive North Bay 6.30 a.m. Monday, leave North Bay 7 a.m. Arrive Swastika 1.05 p.m. Monday, leave Swastika 1.30 p.m. Arrive Noranda 4.10 pm. Monday. Dinner at Noranda hotel, inspect gold mining properties. Breakfast at Noranâ€" da hotel. Leave Noranda 8.50 am. Tuesâ€" day, Sept. 24. Arrive Swastika 11.15 a.m. Tuesday. Leave Swastika 1.05 p.m. Tuesday. *4 # # #4 + # #4 # # #4* #4# *,. * 0..0 6 L3 ## *# ‘0 #. #@ *4 #4 *#+* *# ¢ #* *# # #* ## # # #4 * L #* *4 *4 * # #4 *# *4 * 4 #4 #. *o*" *s Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday September 23"* 24"* 25° Will pupils who have previously received lessons in their homes, please apply for reâ€"arrangement of times? 19 Pine Street S On these days a special Corsetiere representing NuBack, will be in our store. She will be glad to have you call and diseuss your problems with her. You are in no way obligated. Take advanâ€" tage of this offer and benefit by her expert advice. Classes will reâ€"open Tuesday, October 1st No visiting lessons will be given this year. . Shaheen Teacher of Piano Foundation Showing * a *) ... #* # l #4 ## #* #® 00. * .t * *# .0 #. * # .0 ## # #* #* * *# #* #4* L # #4 # # #4 * * #* * # #* + #© #* #* *# La #4 #% *# *# # #* *# # # *4 * # #4 + 4 #4 #4* #4# *,. * .00 11 Floral Park SPECIAL ELESCOPIC Arrive Toronto 6.20 Sseptember 27. Arrive Sudbury, C.N.R., 8 a.m. Thursâ€" day, Stpt. 26. Breakfast, luncheon and dinner, Nickel Range hotel. Visit Copâ€" per Cliff and Falconbridge mines. Leave Sudbury 9.20 pm. Thursday, Sept. 26. 1,.10 JD.INM,. WCnesday. Arrive North Bay 10.50 p.m. Wednes day, Leave North Bay via C.NR. 4.2 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 26. 6.30 p.m. Arrive Timmins 8.15 p.m. Tucsday. Visit various gold mines. Breakfast and luncheon Empire hotel, Sept. 25. Leave Timmins 1.15 p.m., Wednesday. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH. 1938 PMF 313 â€"#)2 / lb, Phone 605 EPriday