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Two Weddings at South ! Porcupine This Week ette I Lapra emon; linas. mornin Church son of Mrs homg Girl (iuides Make Good Progress at South Porcupine. Fourâ€"yearâ€"old South End Boy Wins Chesterfield Suite. Many from South Porcupine Take in Duck Hunting. Other News from South Porecupine and the Dome. 16 ABR 21 rFOREIGN TUNING SYSTEM 1@ pI SCHUMACHER HARDWVAERE 14 Third Ave. New 1937 PHILCO 10 Thurd Av TIMMINS FURNITURE Cuttenâ€"Foster Sons, Limited Yolles Furniture i6 Third Avenue NEW PHILCO AUTO RADIO $59.95 \venue Months to We Accept your Old Radio as J ) La{f with the sensational \II Philco Moi and Furniture Company Distributors TORONTCO M mectin A T and No Interest or models on display at our store Schumacher Mon 9Y M 16 Ra Da M Mrs .m vrt Pay aÂ¥ment arrving Chargd NEW PHILCO 37â€"3630X© 21 Models â€"$37.75 to $295.00 A handsome Inclined Sounding Board Model for Domestic and Foreign Reception. Latest features including Philco Foreign Tuning System, Shadow Tunding, Three. point ToneControl an many others. Less Aerial $1 19'50 *Sold only with Philco Highâ€" E/fficiency Aerial to insure Greatest Foreign Reception Hun ts of Myr 1ue, on M ney, Ont. . Richard Pannell, who has spent the in New York, has r is studies at the Hi ha I SuUu1l nduc Phone ind +a â€" C Phone 1548 Phone 16 mp hone 748 Int turned h Sch« the Paymas immer vaca irned to tak sehool here THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMIN®, ONTARIO _ may , youn r paâ€" | ter 0| s will | and date. | eldes week held < II 1e On their ret apartment C avenue. Our wishes are Hall, mother of the bridegroom, wore brown silk with a ‘corsage of Johanna Hill roses, and Mrs. Donaldson also wore Johanna Hill roses with her black satin gown. The wedding breakfast was served at the bride‘s home after the ceremony, at which only the immediate relatives were present. The happy couâ€" ple left soon after by car for Toronto, Cleveland and other points south, where the honeymoon will be spent. On their return they will reside at thâ€" apartment over Uly‘s store on Golden avenue. Our congratulations and good wishes are extended to these young people who have proved their worth as gcod citizens of our town. Miss Martha Schmelzle, of Toronâ€" to, is spending two weeks‘ vacation with h<er sister, Mrs. H. Kaufman, and her father, on Crawford street. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pearce have reâ€" turned from a vacation in Southern Ontario. y Mr. J. Davis, of the Vipond Mine. has accepted the position of mill superinâ€" tendent at the Dome Mines. and has butterily roses. she was aAlttend®d ‘by Mrs. Marjorie Lemmon as matron of honour who was gowned in a frock of gold coloured satin with a corsage bouâ€" quet of Talisman roses. Mr. Walter Lemmon acted in the capacity of best man. Mrs. Frank Rynolds played the wedding music for the occasion. Mrs. Hall, mother of the bridegroom, wore Mr. E. Dompsay and Miss B. Geisler, cf Montreal, were married in St. Matâ€" thew‘s Church, Timmins, on Wednesâ€" day evening. Miss Elda Dempsay and Mr. E. Jones of South Porcupine acted as atterdants. Further details later. The public library has undergone ‘ainting and reâ€"decorating and looks butter MrS. | and M Deacon serious pretty lit by Mr. T her fath and reâ€"decorating and looks all the better for it. The librarian tells us that a great many new books have been receivedâ€"especially books for the children,. New shelves have been added to accommodate them. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pullin are back from Toronto. Mr. Pullin may have to return to Christie Street hospital later in the year for further medical treatâ€" itely., Mr. Evans is completing and adâ€" ding a new extension to his house, which, with the additions and the imâ€" provements being made to Mr. C. V. Gallagher‘s home, is making Connaught Hill look smart and progressive. A quict wedding too place at St. Paul‘s Anglican Church on Monday morning at 8 o‘clock when two of our young people took each other for betâ€" ter or worse before a number of friends and relatives, Miss Iris Donaldson, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilâ€" fred Donaldson, of Connaught Hill (formerly of Cobalt) became the bride of Mr. William Hall, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, of South Poreuâ€" pine (formerly of St. Thomas). These two young people have been very acâ€" tive in church affairs and are both inâ€" terested in Scout and Guide activities. Both are wellâ€"known and iiked ir our community, and will receive the warmâ€" est good wishes of all in this, the most serious of their undertakings, The pretty little bride, who was given away by Mr. F. C. Evans, in the absence of her father, was attired in a navy silk in t men Little Dian and Mrs. C. I been quite ill Messrs. F. 4 Hedges Thoma l er father, was attired in a navy silk own with velvet hat and navy accesâ€" ories and had a corsage bouquet of utterfly roses. She was attendecd by MI M 8T; s, 3rd. . _and M ettling Ha Dome E Tuesday id M Hill. ronto on ‘busines 1¢€ M ie, baby daughter of Dunn, of Rae avenuse ‘but is now improvin C.â€"Evans and C. Mc party and tea which was held on Saturday at the F. C. Evans, Connaught to be postponed indefinâ€" Extension Bridge ay at the home of honours went to Mrs. Webb, 2nd: this week. The houst being prepard for Mr chool principal) resiâ€" u left on Saturday for ng business. Martin Shaw, of Conâ€" toâ€"day Ifor a n and points South Alvin Smythe. of ospli gqu Kingston and family ir new residence on reports snow som s condition. Porcupine, on Sep . and Mrs. Leo Se Serre and MytIr Falls are vis M T ll1s are visiting rude Dillon, of ! Bornâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Cherâ€" have taken up | ubini, 34 Kirby avenue, on Septembet PAuUC. ‘ l4thâ€"a daughter. nylhe,. Of LIltâ€" itors in town to Stroud and ng and â€" Mrs. birth of son on Saturday, ame is to be )ldest dog in Miss Betty in the Tisâ€" dale hosâ€" ow some 13 01 4 Club Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. 0| Wolf Cubs at the Dome are away to a good start for another season. The regular weekly meeting was hcold in the Dome Community hall on Friâ€" day, September 1l1th. Pack meeting opened with the Grand Howl, Akela, the Old Wolf, leading the Pack in a new demonstraâ€" tion of this most important ceremony. Akela explained that when the Cubs respond with "DOQB, DOB, DOB, DOB," it means "we‘ll do our best," not only for Akela, but for mother, father, and every‘ne. It is a promise and all Cubs are expected to do their best. A lively game of basketball was playâ€" ed before going into Six corners to mark attendance and dues. A playâ€"acting game followed. Tw Cubs played at being manager and clerk of a grocery store, and cleverly demonâ€" strated the actions in pantomime. A serious argument between them resulted in the manager evicting his clerk in no gentle way. During campfire, Akela invested thc'; fol Cubs with Jungle names. The Cubs asâ€" | ... . | Fi1 sume these when entering the Cub| Jungle. Some of these names are given | the now and others will be printed later:â€"| Zat Kaa (the python),. Billie Hocking; | in Hawkâ€"eye, Robert Dye; White Elk,.| 2gt George Costain; Hathi (elephant).| Jackie Jay; Rikkiâ€"Tikkiâ€"Tavi, Charlie| pp Blair; Kim, Benny Curtis; Sona (Himâ€" | alayan Brown Bear), Doug q Suggema, (mosquita) Joe Mitchell. The Cubs have been working at theit | pa Six Boxes and hope to have them all at complete next meeting. I me Two young men giving their place of residence as Toronto were arraigned on a charge of theft from a motor car on the highway. Evidence was that a stolen car (owner from Ansonville in court) was left in the dittch on the Timmins highway, and these two boys were caught in the act of transferripg several parts of the car to their own car. The older lad pleaded guilty to taking a tire but the younger pleaded not guilty. The license and driver‘s perâ€" mit of the stolen car were found on the lads, and tools, etc. In spite of an appeal for leniency, from the older deâ€" fendant who said he thought somebody else would get these things eventually and the abandoned car would be covâ€" ered by insurance, the judge sentenced both to 30 days‘ hard labour. Domestic trouble of a couple on Goldâ€" en avenue took up much time. In the course of arguments rocks were thrown through windows and threats made, it was said. After good advice to the prisoner who was much upset, the magâ€" istrate dismissed the case. This meeting ended the Cub career of Jimmie Jamiesonâ€"not a sad ending â€"because the end of Cubbing means t! beginning ~f Scouting. At the "goingâ€" up" ceremony, Jimmie said farewell to the Wolf Cub Pack. who in turn wished him "good hunting" and gave him the Pack Howl. Akela gave him the Scout handshake and expressed the hope he might some time return to help with the Pack. He then introducâ€" ed him to Scouter Andrew, who welâ€" comed him into the Scout KHorseshoe while the Troop stood at "Alert." Jimmie will be missed in the Pack as he was a regular Cub, and acted as Senior Sixer during Gino Campagnola‘s absence. Another case of assault concerning concession lines with regard to farms was also dismissed. Police Court News Two speeders paid $10 and costs on Tuesday here in court. A summons for speeding was not served. Two drunks paid the usual. A man charged with failing to return to the scene of an acâ€" cident asked for an adjournment which was granted. drawn x) 344 Emma. daughter of Mrs. P. J. Murray n | junior and the late Mr. Murray of Timmins, was married on Tuesday morning at Ent the Church of the Nativity by Rev. Ente: Father McManus to Giles Reynolds of | tervals Madawaska. The ceremony was at 8.30| who, to in the morning and mass was servodi by the bride‘s younger brother, Peter. || The bridesmaid was Miss Kathleen | Reyrolds and the groomsman was A. ' Reynolds, sister and brother of the || groom. The bride was gowned in a | copper shade of velves, with a matchâ€" ing hat and brown accessories. She l carried yellow roses and liliesâ€"ofâ€"theâ€" : | | | | | | valley. The bridesmaid wore a crepe| gown of a melon shade, and carried red | | roses. Mrs. Murray gave her daughâ€" |: ter in marriage. ( Mrs. J. A. Morris sang ‘during the| ceremony and Miss R. Kelly was the Marriage at Church of Nativity Tuesday Miss Emma Murray and Mr. (Giles Reynolds United in Holy Bonds of Matrimony. In a striking address to churchmen from Spain, Pope on Monday warned the world spread of communism impe2r POPE PIUS WARNS NATIONS AGAINST THE RED MENACE Dome Mine Wolf Cub Pack HC of reckless driving was with called on Ail aind firm agait aristian , the ev ha efu us nA Temiskaming Firemen to Convene at South End ‘This: focllowin the annual convention ¢( in South 28th. The lemiskaming Firem®ns Association: Dear Sirs:â€"The twentyâ€"first convention of the above association will be held Monday, September 28th, 1936, at 9.30 a.m. in the Parish Hall, Comâ€" mercial avenue, South Porcupine, Onâ€" tario. The South Porcupine Firemen, town officials and citizens generally are sparâ€" ing no effort to make this Convention one long to be remembered from an educational standpoint and the enterâ€" tainment is not being overlooked. Come as an address is being arranged Annual Convention of Temiskaming Firemen‘s Associaâ€" tion at South Porcupine on Monday, Sept. 28th to be Inâ€" teresting and Valuable Event. _ Every Effort Being Made to Have Event One to be Long Remembered. Fashion Show at the Fall Carnival i0 mMmembDer Temiskamit features. Plain tweeds, patterned tw and loudly checked tweeds seem be equally popular. One coat of heavier type had a fur collar that c be converted into a semiâ€"parka af Fur coats, from the glistening w bunny to the black Persian lamb, had high collars that should keep lady warm in the coldest breath f Hudson Bay. (Continued From Page One) trimmings of any kind are the chief features. Plain tweeds, patterned tweeds Shelia Moran drew particu as she modelled dresses and junior Miss Timmins. Entertainment in Interm Entertainment was provid« tervals of the show by Miss T who, to the accompaniment of iremen COATS and SUITS will be glad to give you the benefit of their vast ex pericncee to help make your selection, New Final Showing week Th ‘or. of Mountjoy and Middleton Fhe garmonts that ’vill be on display saturday are Canadian leaders of Stvyle and Value, First Showing of Evening Frocks and Afternoon Dresses Mr. Brodie and Mr. Tomlinson Porcupine on Monday, Sept. letter reads as follows: â€" Liskeard, September 15, 1936 Ts and friends of ‘HEZ MA iwe are pleased to announce the con PASTRY CATERING mpial d tweeds seem to . One coat of the fur collar that could a semiâ€"parka affair. the glistening whife k Persian lamb, all riat should keep milâ€" coldest breath from Saturday Fancy Baking Intermissions provided in inâ€" Miss Ina Adams ment of the bagâ€" of the season of and also present our specializing in T‘emiskamin that organiâ€" ceived th be held adl nollce ts fol store will be closed Thursday and Friday in observance of Holy Days. of THURDAY, sEPTEMBRER 17TH, 10938 by our Dominion Fire C Sunday evening. The secretary will be on hand to regâ€" ister you at the fire hall Sunday afterâ€" noon from two o‘clock, and at the parâ€" ish hall on Monday after eight a.m Come early and avoid the rush. Reservations â€" Accommodation _ at South Porcupine is very limited and I would suggest that you make your reâ€" servations at once with Reg. Devine at the Empire hot*ol, Timmins. We sincerely hope that your fire deâ€" partment will be fully represented at this convention by two duly elected delâ€" egates, as well as any honorary life members, life members, mayors, chairâ€" men of fire and light committees, reâ€" sident within your municipality Yours very truly, F. E. Thompson, Sec.â€"Treas., Box 686, New Liskeard, Ount. J. 8. Thibault, President, The Timmins Citizens‘ Band gave the carnival a good start on Monday and Wednesday nights as they paraded down Third avenue and up Balsam to the Arena. Ths:y played a few selecâ€" tions inside the rink during ceach eveâ€" in gion â€" carnival appear on the sport page in inis section and the front page of tlie second section in this issue of T‘ne Advance. FANCY BRE A D Phone 1835 â€"~Treas., iskeard, Ounul President, Rouyt, Qus