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South Porcupine Group of Britishâ€"Israel Truth A wire was received this morning canâ€" celling the Football Dominion Cup game to have been held at Kirkland Lake toâ€"day between Dome and Kirkland. An electric storm of much violence 0Ocâ€" curred in that area last night flooding the streets and making a football game impossible. Ssouth Porcupine, Ont., Special to The Advance. June 16th, 1937. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas, with sons, Sidney and Kenneth left on Sunday on a months‘ holiday, by motor in the States and other points south. During their vacation they will visit at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Cox, Port Colborne, who was at one time resident at Dome Extension. The Rebekah Lodge will hold no more, meetings until the Fall. COn Friday night invitations had been sent to the Oddfellows‘ Lodge to join the ladies in a social evening at the hall and alâ€" though the number responding was not as great as on previous occasions, a very pleasant time was enjoyed, the guests playing bridge after the meeting. Mrs. Montross won first prize for bridge for ladies: Mrs. Spitz and Mrs. Thomas having the same score for second which Mrs. Thomas won on a cut. Mrs. Curtis won consolation. Mrs. Anthony playing as man took first prize for men with Mr. L. Sauder coming second and Mr. W. Farrer gaining consolation. A speciâ€" ally nice lunch was served on this o¢â€" casion. Branch of Association for Study of Scriptural Prophecy. Mr. and Mrs. Pullin Leaving for South Africa. Other Items of Interest From South Porcupine and the Dome Mines MONDAY. JUNE 28TH, 1937 Mrs. Charlotte McQuarrie, of Miain St. is leaving town on Monday to take up residence with her son, Stanley, in Quebec. Mrs. McQuarrie is an old resiâ€" dent here and her many friends will be very sorry to lose her, and will wish her happiness in her new home. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pearce, and Famâ€" ily are leaving on Wednesday for a holiday in Hampton Beach, New Hampâ€" shire. They are travelling by motor and expect to be away some weeks. Mrs. Bigelow, of Shillington, was visâ€" iting friends in town this week. Mr. Arbour, of Penetang is visiting his brother Wm. Arbour, for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cameron, of Main St., are leaving town on Wednesday to reside in Timmins. The strawberry supper held on Friday evening in the United Church was a pronounced success. The ladies of the Guild had worked hard cooking and preparing for the event. _ Strawbenry shortcake was the outstanding feature of the menu and it was much enjoyed. The takles were prettily deccorated with daisies and California noppies, the yelâ€" and white looking very pretty and inviting. Mrs. Weir, president of the Guild and her helpers deserve the sucâ€" cess attendant on the supper as the day was the warmest of the season and must have been a tiring one for them! Mrs. Woodley and daughter, of Toâ€" ronto, are expected at the Woodley home in Lakeview on Saturday on a holiday. "Red" McArthur who played hockey in England last year for Streatham is back in South Porcupine and will be on the Dome Hockey team next season. Among oldâ€"timers expected in the camp next week is Mrs. Reamsbottom, of Kirkland Lake, who was one of South Porcupines early residents. She has notified her intention of visiting friends. Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Connaught Hill left on Friday for a vacation in Aurora, Toronto and Brockville. Mrs. John Reise and daughter, of Praserdale, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Montrose. Twelve members of the Fire Departâ€" ment are leaving on Wednesday to take part in the Temiskaming Firemen‘s anâ€" nual tournament at Amos, Que. They have been practicing nightly, and given fair luck, have a good chance of winâ€" ning some of the prizes. Some members will not be going, so the town will have protection in case of fire during their absence. e Mr. Ernest Tupper, who has just reâ€" turned from the far North is visiting in town. The new manager of the Mascioli theatre has taken over his duties here; he is Mr. L. Mascioli, of Timmins. Mr. Quinn. of Toronto, is in town on business, Mr. Wm. Durrell, Sutcliffe Co., New Liskeard, is in town on business with the Preston East Dome. Mrs. Van Rassel, of Kirkland Lake, was visitor at the home of Mrs. H. Smith this week. Miss Lily Linna, of Sky‘s staff, is in Cobalt this weekâ€"end attending a wedâ€" ding. Mr. and Mrs. Arhcie McPhate on Wednesday for a holiday in boro. ‘The Consumers‘ Coâ€"operative tietxr‘s Ladies Guild members held a short business meeting at Mrs. A. Wal!â€" ker‘s home on Connaught Hill on Wedâ€" nesday. After the meeting they adâ€" journed to the hospital to roll bandages for hospital use. The nurses served tea and cakes to the party and a happy and useful evening was enjoyad by all. Miss Rita Woon is leaving toâ€"day (Saturday} for Coldwater to spend the summer with her father. Ten Guides from the Town Company angd fifteen from the Dome are leaving on Friday evening for the Night Hawk Camp. Nurse Fowler who is conducting the Health Clinic at the township hall each Wednesday afternoon would like all parents to know that the Clinic is to be open and will carry on all summer exâ€" cepting possibly two weeks in August. ate leave in Peterâ€" Forty infants and children of preâ€"school ‘ age are receiving regular attention at | these meetings, and Nurse Fowler thinks the parents are appreciating the advice and instruction given. R A very instructive and pleasant evenâ€" ing was spent on Thursday by some twenty people at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, of Crawford Street. Mrs. Gordon, of Toronto, gave a talk on Briâ€" tishâ€"Israel truth, which was most inâ€" teresting to her listeners. This cult, which is growinz very rapidly among| te thinking and religious people of toâ€"‘ day, is not a religion, but a belief that Old Testament study and teaching givesl rise to the possibilities that the propheâ€" cles contained therein are being fulfilled toâ€"day, and that the British Empire is foretold as the home of the "Chosen People." Many convincing passages l from Scripture were read confirming the idea, and after the address, discussion ta.nd question were invited. A few deely interested people here have formed a group which on Sunday afterncoons reads and studies at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith. It was mentioned here some time ago that Mr. and Mrs. Pullin and family were leaving South Porcupine to once more take up residence in Johannesâ€" burg; South Africa. They will be leavâ€" ing here on July 7th, it has now been degfinitely decided. Mrs. Pullin has been interested in a number of comâ€" Unisteel Turret Top Body by Fisher . . . Perfected Hydraulic Brakes . . . Kneeâ€"Action gliding ride, for easy control as well as easy riding . . . Fisher Noâ€"Draft Ventilation for clear vision in wet weather, comfort at all times . . . Safety glass in every window . . . Shockâ€"proof Steering. munity welfare organizations which will miss her cheerful presence, and good work. She has been a member of the Glee Club since its institution and on Friday she was made the recipient of a small gift from the members with theix good wishes. She has lately been apâ€" pointed on the Committee of the Girl Guides Associationâ€"they too will find |it. hard to fill her place with another who will give as readily of her time and | interest, but the organization that will miss her imost, and to which she has given so much of her enthus‘i‘asm anc 'ca:reful teaching is St. Paul‘s Sunday 'School. She was the real founder oi the Sunday School as it now is, and it is readily agreed that it is due to her efâ€" forts chiefly that the school has growr and has accomplished so much. It is with pleasure. therefore, that we prin with pleasture, therefore, thalt We the following letter with Mrs. Pullin permission:â€" ‘"Dear Mrs. Pullin: "It wa with deep regret that the members c the Select Vestry of St. Paul‘s Anglica; Church received your resignation a ‘ Superintendent of the Sunday Schoo | which you have so carefully and cheer fully guided within the last four year Weâ€"the membersâ€"wish to extend t you their sincere thanks and the thank | of the congregation of St. Faul‘s Chure for your devoted and untiring efforts i ‘bringmg the Sunday School to the e> ‘cellent standard it has attained. Whi we regret your leaving our midst w extend to you and your family our be: wishes for a bright and happy future i your new surroundings Wishing yc ail Gods Speed on fyour journeyâ€"we main, The Select Vestry of St. Paul | Church." North Bay Nugget:â€"Spi a much more extensive c the map indicates. When cother warring factions los they immediately set up elsewhere and carry on as ugget:â€"Spain mu extensive country ites. When one 0 factions loses C t it is du the schoo ished so refore, t "‘Lions Keys Awarded to Four Timmins Members r time and i that will 1 h she has ; pr, siasm and{ Wre ‘s Sunday ‘ jlar ounder of| 7 s. and it is hrir T THE PORCUPINT ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO References to Recent Convention at Mecting of Lions Club on Thursday. Praise for Boys‘ Band. New Officers to Take Over on July 10th topped : sentative H R. jump to 15 or n. Morris Be acted as spokesman for the He was very enthusiastic ‘ for F. H. V. Ball who, he the poll in the voting for ves for the board of goverâ€" l1 received 159 votes out of 160. Mr. Allen mentioned in which the numerous ere met when they lanaed keys were presented to hes, I. Whitney, William H. V. Ball at their reguâ€" «t night. 1€ né McLAVGHLIN.BU »li¢ â€"and hne predicte wo veatrs the num number of nistory had vee; for th« in iger, Charlie C H. V. BA at the Onâ€" nvention on ort on their en Ccarried reat many »very good mp ed who that he hâ€" 1€ HC all memb Trade At Dra wh. No: would Gore Bay Recorder person who has his i gcanized. Wi D1 n i1 be no meeting on JUIY i1SL, Du iew officers would take charge ‘cial meeting. to be held on Satu:t July 10th. rec iking 11 1€ Presi L opped iA VfL l >ntly Toro 'Vi‘d Boys maki a nug rirmatr LDetrERED across the speedometer dial of every new General Motors car are the words, "Safety First". It is not by chance that they appear there, but as a double reminder to the drivers of our cars. membet m W First, they express the creed of engineering, designing and building that guides General Motors in these fastâ€" moving days. Safety first and safety always is written indelibly into every General Motors blueprintâ€"alloyed in the very metals that give shape and strength to General Motors cars. Dedicated to safety are the great advancements of recent years â€"the Kneeâ€"Action ride, the solid steel Turret Top, Unisteel body construction, Multiâ€" Beam Headlights, Centreâ€"Control Shockproof Steering and the perfection of the Hydraulic braking system â€"all of which were pioneered or popularized by General Motors. Everything for safety is built into General Motors cars. But safety still depends on the hands that hold the steering wheel and the mind that governs what they do. So we put "Safety First" on the speedâ€" ometer to remind you that the wise and good driver watches his speed and takes no chances. Won‘t you remember this when you‘re driving? Keep FOR SAFETYâ€"BE SURE YOU GET ALL SiX! highways safe. â€"An eX norance 11 an madgde at ho the wise man‘s side of fiftyâ€"and help to make our a I ry | 1C coigcâ€" tainment well or h therd l ul Tout Olc AI ted Heat Wave Here for Past Couple of Days Another Cigarette Blamed for Causing Another FKire. The longest heat wave of this year fell upon the Porcupine district last week last Friday ana Saturday, when for 48 hours, the <temperature never dropped below 64 degrees and for the greater part of the time it hovered around the 85 degree mark. The average maximum temperature for ALTERAT ION SALE e average maximum temperature he past four days was 81 degrees continues at HALPERIN‘S To we Reductions of 25%, Reproductionâ€"235", EC Reproductionâ€"25©, off the regular prices of a number of fine watches.. Savings ranging up to 20°%, on diamonds and 15% off on all Coalport Indian Tree and Belleck china also afford great savings. This is an ecxceptional opportunity to buy truly ftine things vither as gifts or for yourself at ecxrceptionally attractive prices 7 Pine Street North make room for the alteration work now in progress are giving special prices to reduce our stock. JEWELLER and OPTOMETRIST CHEVROLET GMC TRUCKS on many of our fine lines of Sheffield and the average minimum temperature was 65.75 degrees. The individual temâ€" peratures were as follows: Thursday, June 24th, max. 85, min. 68; Priday, June 25th, max. 86, min. 64; Saturday, June 26th, max. 71, min. 65; Sunday, June 27th, max. 82, min. 66. Last night the mercury dropped to a low of 60 degrees and at 8.00 a.m. this mornâ€" ing the temperature was 62 degrees. Precipitationâ€"Rain fell on Saturday from 1.00 p.m. until 5.00 p.m. to a depth of .06 inches Forecastâ€"Generally fair and continuâ€" ing warm. There will probably be A few light showers toâ€"night. to buy truly fine things Phons 212