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:fl\\\%\\S.\SSSS’SS‘SSSSS.\“‘S'S.\SSS\\\\\fi\\\\\\\'\\\\\\\\} Weddings of Interest to South Porcupine People mA nere. own. Bill is the Ontario w2 Wi ventut Mrs Cirews home Coch: Ccr Al nuo live nu€ day holic¢ ; Mill and Office s 6 : Lakeview td. Phone 50â€" A S. Porcupine \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ opened 1O C frills, With t] of pale mau and carried tending the Qrs butt AuUg. ake July nto. t Mr. and M réet,. left 0o 006646 ul M arriage of Miss Doris Naish at Toronto. Miss Mildred Spiers, Formerly of South Porcupine, Wedded at Toronâ€" to. Shower Party in Honour of Miss Betty Martin, to Be Married Toâ€"day. Other South Porcupine and Dome News be arentns snn coprnign ocms n ce es nssm n e s omm n e > w memna~â€" _ on e y en en 4 0 0, cyC i:”":‘:’:“’:OQ:’QO’QOQQOQ000:00300000000 ‘i’%’i zAz:O #6009000000 000000004 Quality Building Products dding hter of M view. took Srd) in £ _ She mart the Rev. Whatever building materials your job requires, we can fill your order to your satisfaction, and our lumber excels in quality and price, ta figure made on and Mrs. Leigh Bladen, of Main . left on Friday by moter for a iy to Hampton Beach, New Hampâ€" 11 11 hert For Anv Construction holiday in © ind Mrs. Rio vedding of Miss Doris Naish, r of Mr. and Mrs. J. Naish of v. took place last Saturday d) in St. Aidan‘s Church, Torâ€" e married Mr. Harold Broderâ€" â€"Rev. Dr. Cotton performing mony. The bride was attired in iful oldâ€"world gown of white figured with pale mauve flowâ€" de on tightâ€"fitting lines with to below the waist, where it to disclose tiers of white lace ith this she wore a picture hat mauve with white accessories uioh t vour satisfaction,., and our Let us exp!ain to you, this easy plan for financing. ‘"‘Then start your Home Improvements with Hamilton mi«terials. GEO. D. HAMILTON er excels in quality and ® # on day 193 Do not put off huving everything you need she wore a piCcture Nnat with white accessories bouquet of orchids. Atâ€" was her sister Iris, da istrong, ol BLGOr aVvCâ€" day to spend a few his old home of New FIRESTONE High Speed Gumâ€"Dipped TIRES and TUBES NEW ONTARIO AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Mintex Brake Lining and other Accessorie it igchting and Iaogition Parts. anada Motor Products for Your star Coulonge is up otf er, Mrs. Jack An: at the Andrew: Marie Elliott, o Let Us Supply Your Car Needs, imous U.S.L. or Prestâ€"Oâ€"Lite Battery f Pharmacy, and iccess in his new of our nc police fo M 1 of Bloor av{ Chalk River, Porcupine. of Blcor aveâ€" o Timmins to 10th.â€"â€"(Speâ€" Wm. Adamâ€" boy, (Schuâ€" Podd‘s Drug g in on his graduate of NCOS and who was gowned in pale pink net large white picture hat and whit cessories and carried pink rose. liliesâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"valley. Mr. Horace B ick, brother of the bridegroom best man. Mrs. J. Naish and Miss Naish, of South Porcupine, were sent at the wedding, the former ing a gown of navy lace. Mrs. F rick, mother of the groom, wa tired in dark blue chiffon, Afte ceremony the wedding party we ceremony the wedding party went to the "Old Mill" for the wedding breakâ€" fast; after which the married pair left for a trip on the St. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Broderick will reside in Toronto. Echoes of another Toront wedding may interest those of us who have been in the camp» any length of time. Echoes of another Toront we may interest those of us who been in the camp any length of We read that Miss Mildred Spiers ter of Mr. O. Spiers) at one time dent here, was married on July to Dr. Clarence Rapp, and is to : her honeymoon in London, Eng and Vienna, where her husband continue his medical training. Little L tension, is progre: sil operation in * Mr. and Mrs. H are visiting Mr. Mr. Doug Web sion, who was in treatmoent to Consult Us About the Home Improvement Plan Tires any longer. Come in ToDAY. Let us show you how easy i is to get in Tires and Tubes underour New Budget Plan. Jackie Phill Phillips, of Dome Exâ€" ‘essing nicely after tonâ€" Tisdale hospital. Hamilton of Haileybury . _ and Mrs. J. Evans. bster, of Dome Extenâ€" in Toronto for medical crushed foot, is home You are now able to huy the famous ir Needs. ito PBPatto in pale pink net wild re hat and white acâ€" ried pink roses and . Mr. Horace Broderâ€" the bridegroom, was Naish and Miss Ruby Porcupine, were preâ€" ng, the former wearâ€" ivy lace. Mrs. Brodeâ€" .~0of Dome 1 Mr. Alan W by M home,. on our new Easy Budget Plan PHONE 744 Wellesley hosâ€" won her R.N jon, England, husband â€" will raining. Miss and Mrs. i party being Chambers as T was Atl fter th 29th end §$10n, will iday they * â€"â€"* e e Ee e e on e #4000000004§80000040%0< i h d n TT s Ne e nc enz : d again. He is much better and can walk on crutches but is likely to be quite a number of weeks with the cast on his foot. Mrs. Russell Lang, of Dome Extenâ€" sion, is in St. Mary‘s hospitai for serâ€" sIOn, is in 5. MATY S NOsSpliai 10f S€1+â€" | ious operation. Mr. and Mrs. Andy McGinn and famâ€" ily, accompanied by Mrs. J. Drynan. left on Friday for a holiday in Cobden A very delightful "shower party" was given on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Wright, Golden avenue, when her daughter, Mary, entertained a number of young people to honour Miss Bettina Martin before her marâ€" riage. The guest of honour was preâ€" sented during the evening with a large basket, prettily decorated in bridal white with sink, and filled with a numâ€" ber of parels, each of which contained a cup and saucer from each guest preâ€" sent. A delightful lunch was served, the feature being a large cake decorated with miniature bride and groom and simulating a wedding cake. All had a good time and the brideâ€"elect wags deâ€" lighted with the gifts. Visiting at the home of Mrs. B. H. Gi‘son, of McDougall avenue, Lakeâ€" view, are:â€"Mr. 8. S. Gibson, of Queâ€" bec; Mr George O‘Hara, of Ottawa,; Mtrs. Frederick Johns, of Ottawa; and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pritchard, of Laâ€" Salle, Quebec. Mrs. McIntc‘h and children, Homer, Mary, Betty and Bobby, came back from Toronto on Sunday for the sumâ€" mer. They are occupying an apartment in their old home on Golden avenue. _ Mr. and Mrs. Coffey, with Shirley and Joyce, left on Saturday for holiday in Renfrew and the Ottawa Valley. ’ Mr. Jack Addison, formerly of Presâ€" ton East Dome, now of Martinâ€"Bird Mine, Larder Lake, was a visitor Aat the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Barron this weekâ€"end. i Master Jimmy Legary, of Kirkland Lake, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Brown, Connaught Hill. Mr. F. Laforest has taken over the management of the Shell Service Sta~â€" tion, opposite Dr. Harper‘s on Bruce | avenue The The summer colony at Golden City is bigger than ever this year. Tents are pltchedâ€"-â€"some of them quite substanâ€" tially with wooden floors and part wood wallsâ€"all over the beach and adjacent meadows. The road at the bend of the lake is being straightened out necesâ€" sitating the removal further back â€" of some of the newer houses built at the corner. This straightening of the road will be a good thing accomplished, as the turn was always a menace to car W1lil DC A AUCCLEULLLJJIIGLEL . Al*) the turn was always a menace to car drivers. Miss Jean Adamson returned home from New Liskeard on Saturday, bring~â€" ing with her as guest Miss Connie Epâ€" lett, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. N. King, of Golden City, announce . the engagement of their elder daughter, Frances Agatha, to Mr. Reginald J. Minogue, of Cumâ€" berland. Ont.. the marriage to take place in the fall. L Mrs. C. Kavanagh is I Mary‘s hospital and is progress toward recovery Firestone TIRES ONn LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS A»s LOW As PER WEEK NEW ONTARIO AUTO SUPPLY CO. s home~from St. is making good of Mrs. B. H. avenue, Lakeâ€" bson, of Queâ€" L. ~oOf Ottawal al~ ent the PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIOG We are sorry to report that a little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood (our night policeman)» on Thursâ€" day, July 8th, in the Tisdale hospital, died at birth. Dr. McConigle. of Toronto, is taking Dr. McConigle, of Toronto, is taking over the practice of Dr. B. H. Harper while he is on holiday at their summer cottage on the Temagami Lakes. The family left on Wednesday last, acâ€" companied by Mrs. R. Foster, who was visiting here from Toronto. The Dome office staff made a preâ€" sentation on Saturday of a lovely chest of silver to Mr. Hubert Doran, a memâ€" ber of the staff, in honour of his wedâ€" ding cn Monday to Miss Betty Martin. Mrs. Rose, of Meaford, is visiting here for a few weeks with her daughâ€" ter., Mrs. A. Londry, of Main street. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Jack Rowen met with misadventure while driving at Sandy Falls last Sunday, and hurt himself badly enough to spend the week under the doctor‘s care. He is proâ€" gressing well toâ€"day. Miss Mary King of Golden City is spending the summer at camp at Lake Kinas family Mss cupine be det the bishop a more distast B3 CcuC is bet rd the sumII lin, after visi THIRD AVE Few â€" purchases made during a lifetime reâ€" quire greater trust in the integrity of an inâ€" stitution than the inâ€" vestmeont in engageâ€" ment â€" and â€" wedding rings. Pic Holtze unâ€" conditionally guaranâ€" tees your scelection for quality and value. ching. Alma Laforest left this week to the summer holidays in Maniâ€" after visiting Detroit. Jessie McFarlane, of Toronto, en visiting her sister, Mrs. T. n and leaves toâ€"day with the for Charliton. Fileen Whetham has accepted sition in the Northern Power ‘fice here made vacant by the tion of Miss Helen Barabas. ne wishing to have The Adâ€" ielivered regularly in South Porâ€" may phone 34, when a boy will to do so. PHONE 744 8$:n it a recent meetin 1 TE find : 1It."} e more declared ngo “t"he Thos. Strain Passes _ in His 86th Year ville was the rendezvous, and there he built them a home, which later, in the 1911 fire was burned up. Strangely enough that fire occurred exactly twenâ€" tyâ€"six years ago today, July 1l1thâ€"a day never to be forgotten by his chilâ€" dren. COne boy was drowned in the ilake and in the holocaust, and for ‘lhOUI‘S the father dragged the lake with others for the boy‘s body which was not found for five days later. Added to this was the fact that Bert, an older son, was out in McArthur township prospecting, and at the time of the fire it was not known whether he, too, had lost his life. For a week the susâ€" | pense was prolonged, when after all he managed to get in and prove his safety. After the fire the ljate Mr. Strain came across the lake and settled in Ssouth Porcupine. . While recording claims, and prospecting for others, and waiting for the time when they would tring him wealth he pursued his trade as mason. His handiwork still exists. He bricked in the boilers for the Holâ€" linger the Vipond, the Coniaurum, the l Mclintyre. With the strange trick that fortune scme times plays us, he lost out on an opportunity which offered. He loved to (Continued From Page One) the body was taken to its last resting place in the Tisdale cemetery. The fRremen in uniform attended as pallâ€" bearers, a mark of respect that the brigade give to most oldâ€"timers here. They were Max Smith, W. G. Skinner, R. Quesnel, W. Thompson, E. Bowes, C. Bespalko. His daughters Edna (Mrs. Miller) and Eva (Mrs. Ewing) were the only children present. rs, Rody is the only other surviving daughter, in Sasâ€" katchewan. Thirteen children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Strain but of them only these three survive. He leaves 18 grandchildren and twelve greatâ€"grandchildren. He was born 85 years ago in "Muddy York" (since Toronto) and came from there to Flesherton where he learned the trade of brick and stone mason. It was at Flesherton that he married his wife. Together they came north to Thessalon where most of his children were born. He was reeve of Thessalon and served on the council there for years. At the age of 60, when other men were thinking of retiring, his pioneer spirit asserted itself. He came north to the Porcupine, when the gold strike made this place known to the world. He brought his family in on the trail from Kelso, with furniture, and the first piano to come to the camp. Pottsâ€" With the strange trick that fortune scme times plays us, he lost out on an opportunity which offered. He loved to tell that the McIntyre offered him stock instead of money for his work. He reâ€" fused it. Had he accepted, he might have died a far wealthier man. But once did the god of luck smile on him. He sold some claims four or five years ago to a company, and received one substantial payment for them. Someâ€" thing happened to the company and his dreams did not materialize. With the optimism of the true prospector he hoped to the last for the time to come when he would receive the reward for his labours. â€"And. possibly, now the time has come! Some beautiful fowers were sent to the funeral. Amonsg them were an | anchor from the family, and sprays from:â€"Mr. and Mrs. S. Sky; Mr. W. Honer and family; L. Sauder; Pearl, Charles and family; Mr. and Mrs. W. wW. Wilson; the Rebekahs Past Grands‘ |Club: Mrs. Starling; Mr. and Myrs. Freeman and family; Mr. and Mtrs. | Maxwell Smith. (This list will be comâ€" pleted later). Cobalt Centre Adshead. Lawrence; Adshead, Maâ€" be!: Amyotte, Windle; Autio, Ellis ; Beatty, Jim; Brosko, John (honours) : Brennan. Verna; Buglehole, Phyllis ; Bunclarke. Henry; Cannell, Royce (honours): Cannell, Donald; Chartrand. Rdna: Childerhose,. Edith (honours); "richton. Douglas; Cromyshyn, Peter; Cromyshyn, Michael; Croteau, Agnes; Cunninzham. Wilfred; Dean, Margaret (honours): Despres, Anna; Dredhart, Katie: Fleurie. Richella; Frackleton, Winn‘e: Graham. James; Gramoli, Hallett, Elizabeth Hartling, Margaret; Jones, Dennis; Kennelly, Jâ€"sephine; Kennelly, Sheila; Kennedy. Georgina; Kostuik, Mary, Kotila, Anâ€" nie (honours); Labelle, Dealda; Labelle, Ficrence: Lalibrerte, Gisele Lendrum. Bill (honours); Lee. Evelyn: ‘ntrance Results Temiskaming Area obalt, Latehford, Matacheâ€" wan, Elk Lake, Charlton, Ete. fimwwww«wwww * 1e «# *4 #4 * # #4 #4 # # #4 * $ ## # # ## *aa* a* *« *4 #..*.,.* #* * °% °* *..® a* *« *4 * * * ® Â¥" *« *4 C Smith, Alan; Smith, Douglas,; Strickâ€" land, Heva: Sullivan, Bdyson; Sutherâ€" land., Rose:; Sweet, Joseph; Tucker, Joseph:; Underwood, Alson; Valley, Arâ€" butus; Villa, Louis chonours); Winfree Thomas:; Yantha, Hubert (honours). Latchford Ceatre Anderson, Evelyn; Manary, Bernice; Ritchie, Duncan; Sullivan, Catharine. Matachewan Centre Fox, Margaret (honours); Hayes, Arâ€" thur; Rannelli, Albert; Rhamey, Wilâ€" liam; McQuarrie, Hazel. Ek Lake Centre Champaigne, James; Fournier, Wilâ€" fred: Dale, Jean; Hines, Bobby; Laurâ€" in, Hermas. O‘Brien Centre Crouse, Muriel; Crouse, Myrtle; Mcâ€" Phee, Rudd (honours); Palser, Richard (honours). Milberta Centre Cook, Dorothy; Frew, Audrey; Hillâ€" coat, Jeannie; Hervieux, Irene; Jarvis, Ansley; Johnston, Dorothy; Little, Mary E.; Phillips, Francis (rec.); Robâ€" inson, Jack; Wadge, Jean L. (rec.) TAXPAYERS of the Township of Tisdale are advised that 1937 Taxes will ‘be collected in three instalments of equal amounts on the following dates: AUG. 2nd, 1937 SEPT.1st, 1937 OCT. 1st, 1937 AUG. 2nd, 1937 SEPT.1st, 1937 OCT. 1st, 1937 By law Penalty of 4 per cent shall be added to any instalment not paitd when due. The whole amount of the Taxes shall be come due on default of payment of first or any instalment. but brings the party under the penalty of the Assessment Act, Sec. 112, Par. 1, which enacts: "That should any party REFUSE or NEGLECT to pay Taxes im posed upon them for the space of 14 days after this demand, the Collector shall levy upon the same with costs by distress and sale of goods and chattels of the party who ought to pay the same. In addition to the Byâ€"law Penalty of 4 per cent. Statutory Penalty of oneâ€"half of one per cent. per month will be added to all Taxes remaining unpaid after January 1st, 1938. 10. 11. u«k . :o go â€" gn on s po i Jpusork For Township Rate ................ . For Waterworks Debentures .......... For Public School Debentures ... For Public School Rate ....*..,................ For Public School Township Grant .. . For Separate School Rate, Timmins ... . For Local Improvements Debentures .+*For General Debentures .........:.......:.... . For High School Debentures ............... . For High School Rate .................;........ The failure of payment not only forfeits the right of settliement by instalments J 00 â€"10; WQUm_ l\ For For For For For For * The National â€"= Cash Register Announces The Opening Sales, Supplies and Service The opening of this office will make possible much faster service to our customers throughout the North, Mr. E. S. Bergh, district representative, specialist in efficient retail systems will be pleased to confer with business men and lend his every assistance in solving store system problems. Decrease 1936 Rate Taxes Should Receive Your First Consideration Help Your Township Finance by Making Settlement Promptly. Township of Tisdale, Frank C. Evans, Treasurei «uts EJ s« Total Public School ... Total Separate School 1936 Rate ...:................ Decrease For For For For stt .8 “. ‘00.0..1 140 08. .®..® t # .0 0‘ .O“O..O 0‘ ‘. #4 * # #* #4 *4# # * #* # # #4 # # #4 # # *4 . h 2 *s**s #4 * 4 ## + ## # 4+ *4 * # ##* ® ‘0 # .0 *# *® # ## +0 # “0 _# * " * # + * *4 #..* .. .. *# * *asatas* _# ## _« 44 # ## # s p Thornloe Centre Township Waterworks Debentures ............ Public Hibraty Public School Debentures ........... Public School Rate.....:...:............. Public School Township Grant ... Local Improvements Debentures General Debentures .:.;:.....;........... High School Debentures ............ High School Rate Re: Payment of 1937 Taxes Details of 1937 Tax Levy are: S.S. No. 1 Offices at 26 Main Street East ingquire at the Empire Hotel. PHONE 92 TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE COMPANXY OF CANADA LIMITED NOTICE . ®». No. D of Brisco, Beryl; Hill, Donald; Hueston, Irene; Loney, Ruth; Mearow, Florence; Robinson, Irene; Walton, Hilda; Wootâ€" ten, John; Martin, Wallace; Harling, Cecil (admitted under 10â€"5). Rain and Thunder Storms in Province at Weekâ€"end Storms lashed parts of Ontario over the weekâ€"end. The heat wave broke and fury followed in its wake. One girl was killed. Welland and St. Thomas bore the brunt of the rain and thunder storms. Toronto got its share of the angry weather. Rev. and Mrs. A. I. Heinonen and their children, Gertrude, Ellie, Leah, and Vera left this morning for one month‘s vacation, motoring to Sudbury district, where on Rauhala Island, Long Lake, they will spend their vacation. Rev. Heinonen will return home and will be in charge of the services on Sunday, Aug. 15th, both at the Church Camp, McDonald Lake, at 3 p.m.. and the evening service at the Timming Finnish United Church, at 7 p.m. MINISTER OF THE FINNISH UNITED CHURCH ON HOLIDAY MONDAY. JULY 12TH, 1937 Charlton Centre 56,.6 2.0 Mills 4J 1;" Mill Mills Mills