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Noted Clergyman Will Visit South Porcupine end. South P to The Ad We mer that a ne Archdeacon. â€"On Sunday, sncclal ceéelebt tioOn W1 munion mE Kogt ' ! Mrs Young (daughter of Mrs. Parâ€" Rev. Bryan Green, B.D., to Come as Guest of Archdeacon| _ _"" ; is in nospital reâ€" Woodall. Special Meetings at St. Paul‘s During WGCKâ€"| cuperating from operation. end. Other News from South Porcupine and the Dome.! Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Moore, of Edâ€" en ce mm ‘ monton, who have been spending a few South Porcupine, May 13th. Special At 11.30 am. Mrs. Green willladdress | qays as guests of Mr. angq Mrs. Ray to The Advance. ' the Sunday School 6f the United | angerson, of Connaught Hill, left on We mentioned in a recent column|Church. ‘Tcesday for home, taking with them that‘ a nebhew of Arch?eacon Woodâ€"i ~At T pom. St. Paul‘s Church will welâ€"| H‘g,.b(.r{. son of Mrs. Anderson, for a We mentioned in a recent column hat a nephew of Archdeacon Woodâ€" i1 was in Toronto from England on mission specially devoteg to the cuth of _ the cityâ€"the Rev. Bryan xmen BD. His party, consisting of imself, Mrs, Green, Mrs. Rogers and {r. Boyd Alexander are going to visit rchdeacon and Mrs. Woodall at the AuUrcn nd m 16 Inda Pork and Beans Tomato Juice Post‘s Bran Flakes 2»= 23c JUST CHECK OVER THESE CONV INCING SHOPPING REASONSâ€" Choice Peaches Boneless Chicken Fresh Fig Bars SHOP London Corn Starch it 9c¢ Plews‘ Oat Puff Fruit and Vegetables NEW BRUNSWICK POTATOES, peck ... 45C {;EP\.:}: J \\ . 19c ASPAR ii‘“‘"’ bunch 10c o o dor .. ... $ Sencies fot ... ... k n 2 oc mic FRESH PINF APPLES large size, 2 for ................. 35C OR SALE FROM MaY nsm | 181LtOt 8. 10.30 am. the Sunday Schools will â€"the Junior classes in the Parish ind the Senior classes in St. Paul‘s ch, together with the Bible Class members of the A.YP.A. and any s who wish to attend. The meetâ€" will be addressed by Mrs. Green e church and Mrs. Rogers in the May l7th, there will be a ition of the Holy Comâ€" im. when the congregaâ€" ome to their first comâ€" who were confirmed last a blessing will be asked 1 services to be held by followir SHORTENING Bulk Hallowi Clean Meaty Dates _ â€"AÂ¥ SPECIAL SALE OF EASIFIRST A ND DOMESTIC BRAND California Seedless Raisins Shelled Walnut Quarters / PURITY FLOUR #T ive on ind t the Mrs. _ Batâ€" imme 1€ _At 11.30 a.m. Mrs. Green the Sunday School o6f â€"At 7 pm. St. Pau come the members Chapter and Archi preach the sermon. _ On Monday after women only will be hall under the auspi Auxiliary anq the S pm. to which all v invited. This meeti ed by both Mrs.Gre find an opportunity social intercourse a spseches, On Tuesday the Rev is expected to arrive. 1 a short one owing to | engagements. But one held on‘ Tuésday nigh the auspices of the A.Y.P.A. 1 will address the gathering in S Church.=‘An overflow meeting held if necessary in the Parish address given by Mr. Boj ander. Both will speak especially to young pecple, but all are invited to attend The success attending the Rev. Bryan Green‘s mission in Toronto has been outstanding, and South Porcupine is at EATON‘S Sori ’ on 1 ISE CONV INCING SHOPPING REASONSâ€" C prlng ReClpe fOl’ H’ >:»23¢\Princess Soap 0 EATON GROCETERIA . FLAKES med. pkg. HIRD AVE l’lwm 9(01 Free Delivery 9c h a A SPECIAL SALE OF EATON‘S SUNGLO Weston‘s Freshly Coffee s your chance to rcquainted with a r delicious coffee, as _ as fresh can be made, CEREAL Transparent pkg. 1€ St. Paul‘s will be hall and vd Alexâ€" No. 2 sq. tin adres Roter 12@ Y ind Eatonia *) *J Oak Leaf Avimer 7 oz. tin Campbell‘s 10‘ oz. tin ZSC oz. tin exceptionally favoured in being visited by a speaker who is creating such a religious revival both here and in the Oid Country. H* rbt Mrs. Rachel Jones, of Owen Sound, who is a sister of Miss B. M. C. Shaw, came up this week to stay the summer with her sister at "the Ca‘sin," Golden where. On Saturday afternoon the South Porcupine Girl Guide committee are sponscring a tea to be held at the home of Mrs. (Dr.) Harper. They would be delighted with a large attendance. We hate to boast, but this week tulips are in bloom beside a row of daffodils in a local garden. And they are beâ€" ing chilleq today by a snowstorm! Next Monday the election for the Northern Power and Light byâ€"law is to take vlace in Tisdale. Notices ¢lseâ€" Miss Two 71 on ‘tt, son oi MYS, Andgersoull, i10f a holidaAy . and Mrs. Salkeld, from the West taken up residence with Mrs. Roâ€" Turner at Lakeview. Mr. Salkeld the horseâ€"trading business. . Thomson is supplying at the : school for a day or two in place ss Wanless who is sick. o new housss are in course of erecâ€" n Main street next to Mr. Owen‘s 1€ 23¢ 19c¢ 10c â€"Shirriff‘s Pineapple Marmalade â€" â€" â€" 16 â€"Eaton‘s Cleansing Tissues, â€"â€"Eaton‘s Epsom Salts â€"â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" 1 Ib. carton â€"Candy Kisses, assorted flavours â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" s bactk again from »sum:d her duties at Delicious Chocolate Covered WMs â€" â€" : â€"_â€" Ib. 15¢ Faton‘s Flower and Vegetable Seeds â€" -ipkos os. HMe Dreadnought Toilet Tissue â€" â€" â€" Bull Dog Brand jteel Wool â€"â€" â€" â€"â€" = 10¢c and 1')( prints c Nugget Shoe Polish, black or brown â€" â€" â€" â€" tin 24 1b. bag Why (bother to bake. Here‘s a cake your famâ€" ily will simply rave about. Light, golden, batter layers, cream fillâ€" ing, rich butter icing and topped enticingly with flaked almonds.â€" Only 223C tool lach â€" â€" 23°¢ Plant Now P( )pul a r° A TEMPTING CAKE SPECIAL V enetian Nut Grass Seed Mixture THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO A 1 7c GOLD LA UNDRY LAYER CAK E 2 Ibs. 27°¢ Ib. 33¢ ing C . W the mins, Miss Eileen Whetham has accepted the position of bookkesper at Feldman‘s store., Miss Ursula Christie is taking the place of Mrs. Cameron in the S.E. Pharmacy while she is away sick. Mrs. Helmer‘s mother in Shawville is very seriously ill. Latest reports are not favourable. His Lordship, the Bishop of Moso- nee was the guest of Archdeacon Woodâ€" all over the weekâ€"end. On Sunday night, before a crowded congregation ho administered the rite of confirmation to fourteen young people of the Angliâ€" can Church. On Monday he returned to Cochrane accompanied by the Archâ€" dsacon, who had been asked to sp:sak ifi a t the Community Club of that town. This club meets weekly in the basement nd Mi nocclat O mer re ind forcupine Fir on May 22nd Men‘s Club roved to vith sligh Puesday card pa s as a prize. ileen Whetham T6 the dance ib whi ®Menu Blues ®Meal Planning Aids ®Thrifty Ways to Save MEAT SPECIALS Eaton‘s is seasonableâ€"keyed to your needsâ€"a store that is your recipe to follow when planning your spring meal. Come to this refreshing store for menu ideas. Browse around and plan mealsas you go. Select as you please unhurried, unâ€" hampered, from the beautiful array of fresh appetizing proâ€" visions and save while you select. Check over the specials and features contained in this advertisement. ON SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY being neld by Dept. at the ] 1€ H 1d <~A1l nt ent *‘ks. M i1 1 } the High MT his v<«a ht 41 200 Sheets to Box CHOICE FRESH VEAL Loin, flank off Ib. 2 Leg Roast â€" Ib. 2 Shoulder â€" â€" Ib. 1 Stew Veal â€" â€" lh. MAPLE LEAF SMOKED PICNIC STYLE Shoulder Shank off J L LLA L 1J VEAL, sliced ... 27,C of the Anglican Chur be filling a great need classcs and creeds af we hear that it is con GquC Many are looking fory anticipation to the grar presented in the United mins, on Wednesday evt commencing at 8.15 p.m under the auspices of Ambulance Brigade, Tin The programme, which special interest, will b: the Timmins Glee Cl special inte the Timmi direction of M. Tickets <«tores in town or imay De . members of the Timmin: No one should miss this e be a pleasant evening and will also be helping that 1 the St. Johin Ambulance B CHILDREN‘S HEALTH CLINTC AT SCHUMACHER, MAY 15 The Children‘s Health Conferer will 'be held in the basement of t public school, from 3 to 5 pm. A mothers with their ‘sabiss and pr ‘schcol . children are invited to attend Ambulance Brigade Sponsor Grand Concert on Mayvy 27 e new Anglican Mrs. Hedley V hiladelphia this ongeer expcriences i1 uie NGivil. on Wedn‘ssday Mr. C. P. Walk ‘companied the Archdcacon to Ir â€" 4 rolls 25¢ Church and seems need in Cochrane. Health â€"Conferen he basement of t o1. jar 25¢ mm 1bh, ZZC Wil}h sale worthy ired from lea Club. + T6 «irill 22¢ 2C 13¢ 11 All t };’vr, add Canada cocntroll per cen Every classifi¢ some t some D Once Pupils of Mrs. Burt in Dancing Recital Special Features of Annual Event to be Held This Evening and Friday Evenâ€" ing. This evening (Thursday) and toâ€" morrow evening the annual dancing reâ€" cital by the pupils of Mrs. H. Burt will y held in the Ukrainian Prosvita hall, corner® Fifth avenue and Eim street. . Those who like attractive dancing and. those who are pleased with graceful children will find this event of special interest. Through the part taken during the year at various events by pupils of Mrs. Burt the skill of these voungsters is well known in the town and district and there should be genâ€" «ral interest in the occasion when all these talented pupils are together ‘to present a programme of dancing numâ€" yers, with costumes featured according ‘to the dances angq the psriods repreâ€" sented. The programme for the eveâ€" ning will be a varied one. Some of the numbers on the programme are:â€"Scarf dance:; Sailors‘ Hornpips, Tot‘s Minuet, walt Tap Trio; Irish Jig; Jack 0‘ Jingles; Novelty; Highland Fling; Tamâ€" sourine Dance, Gypsy; Minuet; Waltz Tap Duo; Butterfly Novelty; Dance; Dutch Clog; Narcissis; Song and FPast Tap; Russian Dance; Spanish Dance: Group Tap; Fast Tap, Miliâ€" tary Company; Finale. Mayor J. P. Bartleman will formally opein the dancing recital by the pupiis of Mrs. Burt. The usual Brigade practice was held Monday lith at 10.30 a.m. in the Briâ€" gade hall, 10 Birch street south, with quite a large number of members being pressnt, Supt. T. H. Richards in charge. The class practised artificial respiration and fractures of the lower limbs the membjers taking a great deal of interâ€" est, espscially in artificial respiration, which is: hargq to perform and takes iots of practice for any one to perform correctly. As the summer months are now approaching and we find from past experience that more people are asphysiated in the summer months, through swimming and poisonous gases from motor exhausts, we are conconâ€" trating upon artificial respiration for the next month or so. We would like to.see as many members as 'possib:: take up this respiration, for we never know when we will be called upon to practice our skill upon some person or cther. It‘s well worth the time and patience which any First Aider spends to learn this and have the satisfaction to find that his efforts have been sucâ€" ec:ssful in restoring the breathing to some asphysicated person. The usual class was held in the evenâ€" ing, 7 o‘clock pm. with another large attendance. Artificial respiration was practiced under the guidance of Corp. M. Madden, then the members were put through their paces and questioned on ‘ the controlling of hemorrhage. _ This took up an hour of the boys‘ time. Then the boys indulged in a little recreation. The Brigade now has two table tennis tables and equipment, and the memâ€" |\ bers take a great deal of interest in these games. % The following is a list of duties for the week commencing May 17th. Mondayâ€"Brigade Practice, 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m., Tuesdayâ€"Competition Practice, 7.30 pm., Supt. T. H. Richards. Wednesdayâ€"Home Nursing, 7.30 p.m. Nurse Milday. Thursdayâ€"Cadets, 7.00 pm., Cadet Officer B. Ash. Friday â€" Compstition Practice, 7.30 pm., Corp. M. Madden. Saturdayâ€"Whist Drive, 8.00 p.m. Amb. Officer G. Gibson. Monday practices to consist of roller bandaging and artificial respiration. All members are asked to be present at these practices. UNCONTROLLABLE TAXES WERE ONCE CONTROLLABLE (Financial POSst) The Minister of Finance in his budâ€" get address stated that 62 per cent. of Canada‘s revenues went to pay for "unâ€" controllable" expenditures as against 19 per cent. in 1913â€"1914. Every dollar of the expenditures now classified as "uncontrollable" was at some time or another controllable by some Dominion administration. Once a debt has seen assumed the interest on it becomes uncontrollable, but the "uncontroliable" interest is the result of a controllable expenditure. Future Ministers Oof Finance will classify as "uncontrollable" the interâ€" est on every dollar borrowed by this Government. The use of the phrase "uncontrollable ¢‘xpenditures" should be avoided by ministers of finance. It is misleading. Sudbury Star:â€"Which reminds us that spring is like loveâ€"it keeps you ouessing . News of St. John Ambulance Bgde. | j |) nuâ€"-u'â€"uâ€"uuâ€".ln â€"First Aidetr ‘The First Dome Mine Brownies held their regular weekly Pack meeting on Monday at six o‘clock. The Magic chain led into the Fairy ring where Brownie and Six songs were sung. A new ceremonial was practised. Three Tweenies, Doretn Hocking, Mona Richardson and Esther Collins, were enrolied by Brown Owl Leiterâ€" maln. They passed through the gates which opened as they repeated the law, proâ€" mises, and mottoâ€"and they found themselves in Brownie Land. Hers beâ€" side the toadstool totem of the Pack, they repeated their promise again to Brown Owl, who tied on their neckerâ€" chief ang pinned on the Galden Badge. The Pack welcomed them. Mamie Richmond was mads Sixer of the Sprites and Gladys Kellow her Seconder. Test work was taken up. Ning Browâ€" nies were taught to sew on buttons toâ€" ward second class Golden Bar. Pack Leader Mary Curtis took the new Brownies for a lesson in the crosses and saints of our flag. Pack Leader Joyce Hughes was in charge of book carrying and skipping with another group. Brown â€" Owl reviewed â€" Semaphore, directions and first aid. with seven Brownies, who will be examined next mesting by an examiner from the local association. These Brownies hope to win their Golden Hand Badge (lst class) at that time. A dancing game was Stark playing the piano In Powâ€"wow ring Brown Owl spoke about "Lending a hand"â€"emphasizing that this was the real sign of a Browâ€" Brownie Silence, was followed by the Squeeze into which was put a wish that the newly enrolled Brownies would be "good‘" Brownies. On Sunday, May 24th, Dome Mine Guides and Brownies will march from the bus stand to join the South Porâ€" cupine Guides and Brownies in attendâ€" ing service in the Anglican Church., Girl Guides Horseshoe formation opened the reâ€" gular meeting of the First Dome Mine Girl Guide Company; Lieuenant Leitâ€" erman in Charge. Rose Patrol Colour Party, Marjorie Costain, Violet Hedges, and Dorothy Andrew, took Flag Break. As the flag unfurled the Company stood at salute and then sang "God Save the King." Patrol drill followed with roll call by leaders, and inspection. The lively game of "Treasure" was much enjoyed. Patrol work was then carried on. Marjorie Costain taught second class Morse. ‘Guest Guide Mrs. Stark took finotting for second class. Lieutenant went over the Health Proficiency Badge work with nine Guides. Tenderfoot was revieweg in a relay, with points counting in Interâ€"Patrol Competition. Patrol Loz Books have been begun and these will provide an interésting account of Patrol activities. Snowdrop Log Book is in charge Of Margaret Burton; Rose Patrol Log beâ€" ing written up by Violet Hedges. Marching was practised to plano Marching was practised to plano music. Horseshoe, flag lowered, Guide Prayâ€" er and "Taps‘" brought the mseting to a close. Think the Next Few Days May be Better Ambulance lecture, Thursday under Mr. Uren, ‘"Practice in Artificial Resâ€" piration." Country dance instruction, Saturd with Mrs. Stanlake. Moderate Temperatures and a Fair Amount of Sunâ€" shine Predicted. Temperatures have been: â€" Monday, max. 50, min. 33; Tuesday, max, 76 min. 35; Wednesday, Max..s7, anin. 31 ; last night‘s minimum was the low for the week, 28; eight a‘clock this morning THURSDAY. MAY 14TH, 1936 AS DOME GIRL GUIDES 801 ived. Mrs another tOo snow _ of the i â€" semâ€"