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Junior Branch C. W. L. at South Porcupine Now "If! Organized Last Sunday. Firemen Not Able to Hold l'sual Hallowe'en Dance on Account of Lack of Hall. Brownie and Girl Guide News of South Porcupine and the Home. Other South Porcupine and Dome Items; PAGE EIGHT MAPLE LEAF MATCHES LUX TOILET SOAP PEA or VEGETABLE SOUP RANGOON FAMILY RICE DURABLE 5 STRING BROOMS GOLDEN WAX CUT BEANS Find ( can gl l) [RABLI SunGIo “Fresh” Cofifee ail Mum»? AN ()l'TSTANDING Sl'l’iCR V \1 FE SA] E l nnn n hen-v “jam.” ISU Loganberry 11 ow much flavour and this low price. We ‘ our coffee blender 1.3.5 '1‘] .\'(i FLOOR BEAI'TY Double “'hippod to a Rich (‘reaminess out vi .ll‘ lound t .andin MHLH'LE \VHII' o announce th flawes ' mum WAX K RAFT 2/19SE alkec l ib tin 446 Eaton Groceteria Ii r-xwd Eman- 1 (imvx'nnw dump-nâ€" super Vul‘uv ‘1 your um:- I . 1 wi ned but (in lb 11 you 4 lb. tin Re SHIRRIFF’S delicious COCKTAIL Marmalade 160w:- 25c IE TWO GOLDEN BAR PRODUCTS ...H0n€y Butter. Cheese lb. 13 07;. 119“ rnoothr J. R nto one glorious spread- in flavour and enjoyment 23$ l! of flavour of hf 0 Low Evervday Prices 0 Big Week- end Specials PEKOE BROKEN honey EU} 23c :e High of mam in a spr eacor blend large >Lh< 1d ambulance was sent for and the in- jured man was removed to St. Mary's Hospital. Timmins. Don't. forget the anniversary services at, the United Church on Sunday. nor the turkey dinner in the Masonic hall on Monday from 6 pm. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Frcod. of Con- naught. old-timers of the Porcupine camp. are returning this week to South Porcupine to live. Mr. Frood having been appointed as caretaker and ice- and Mrs. Wtoda is an old-timer . been rector of Cc 1916 bin Ma 318113111 fruitsâ€"Gran ad of superl “‘8 am lCSdBY nex r. 8. 8!: nd Mast :ochrane lain 331 150 1 or plmentc ads easilyâ€"511 Jperlatlve flavour I! quois met or 1 of Cochx me An large pkgx 28 oz. tin cakes 17 oz. tins 021C lbs. M rm lb. 430 4 01. “c 3M If )8 259 29c 310 10¢: 19c 50 fee1 i sufl’ 170 11 mm 1912 Jri mine the} night tOct. 18th) in the Manse of the ; Urited Church here when Miss Frieda ; to be a Willem Smith. of Nova Scotia. became nunity on i the bride of William McLeod of South mil. com- I Porcupine. formerly of Nova Sootia. Mr. )er of theiand Mrs. Roland Patriquin were wit- ll musical ’ nesses of the marriage which was per- pper. formed by Dr. Fraser. Tuesday The bride arrived in town from the when E Tatimigouche County of Nova. Scotia the new i on Sunday. but the bridegroom has been Construe- , resident here about a year. The young feet down ' couple will reside at 81 William Avenue .uffered a in South Porcupine. ‘ies whichl Friends of Mrs. E. J. Rapsey will be Hunkm'stglad to know that the following good THE FORUUPTN‘E AD”ANCE. ma malt fl 5 rs Friends of Mrs. E. J. Rapsey will be glad to know that the following good news has Just been received by tele- gram frcm the Toronto General Hos- pital to the family: “Condition fine after most, successful operation." The formation of a Junior Branch of the Catholic Women's League. which has been moated for some time. became. a. reality on Sunday last at a meeting held after Benediction in the Roman Catholic Church. Mrs. Cahill. who was the first president of the C.W.L. in South Porcupine. took charge of the CHOICE QUALITY Fillets - - lb. 17c Bacon - - lb. Shoulder lb. 28c Sausage - lb. 23c Fruit Vegetables Beast - - lb. Roast - â€" lb Steak - 2 lbs. Boneless with Dressing FRESH BEEF Tenderloin lb. 40c Salmon - lb. 24c BLADE YEAST Toilet Soap,2 cakes 130 (‘HOICE HAMBURG- FLEISCHMANN’S SLICED BREAKFAST D E V0 .\' RED SPRINGâ€"New Stock BEEF Bologna - lb. 156 Potatoes - $1.49 FR-ES H POR K Roast - - lb. 23c SMOKED SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATUR. FLOR IDAâ€"SEEDLESS Grapefruit ea. 7 c Apples R0 [7ND STEAK SIHLOIN STEAK ()R N0. 1 P B.('. MCINTOSH Bananas, 3 u». 25c (‘HOH‘E RIPE THIRD AVE. TIMMINS DELIVERY \VITHOl'T EXTRA CHARGE-PHONE 901 For Your Better Health Calay akes B( MEAT 12c“ rte Curling Rink this winter. meeting and addressed about 25 L1 be glad to vacuum than younger ladies of the church on t rhome downer: mung-t. strabmty of a Junior brunch m I. who came north three assuring them of their welcome to attend the wedding of senior branch and their hezp vm Ir. C. Bell. Ssoutmaster. of cesary. Fat-her Gelix‘as also adc Mines. ts leaving for Owenzthem. The result was most one .mc 00k 0 R an]: Su , - $2.25 011G 10‘ 90 lb. bag on per case 28c 23c 35c 13 c Mo: 3. ONTARIO 1a '19" Smith was chosen as secreta: Miss Mona LaForest as treasu Miss Madeline DeRosa as con the membership committee. A nice birthday surprise pa held on \Friday last at the 1 Mrs. W. Levinson. for Miss Levlnson and her brother. Ulys are twins. It was a genuine to both. and a really lovely p 'sulted. Ten couples had been by the hostess and a birthday followed by games and dancu attendant party favours. baiim was given the two so honour had a good time and thoroug attendant party favours. baixocx was given the two so honoure had a goc-d time and thorougt joyed M13. W. Levinsc n‘s hospit: Bornâ€"Lo Mr. and M15. La Haddon. of South Porcupine. < tober Nthâ€"a. son. tober Nthâ€"a. son. Bornâ€"On Oct. 12th, in South Po pine. a son to Mr. and Mrs. A. Hal 'The wedding took place on Oct. at the Roman Catholic Churcn at ( naught Station of Joseph Emilie B‘ feuille. to Marie Lucienne Forget. marriage was performed by Fa Gelinas. cessat them. 1213. 1 exam Magistrate Atkinson on in! cases of reckless driving we ed till next week, and one . fully charged as reckless 1 which should have been brm glccting to stop at a stOp dismissed. The Hadassah Chapter. of Timmins and South Porcupine. is holding a tea on Sunday next at the home of Mrs. L. Slotnick on Golden avenue. Mrs. Sky. Mrs. Verner and Mrs. Slotnic will be hostesses. and all will be wel- came. Many Beautiful Floral Tri- butes. Large Attendance at Funeral of Popular Young Man South Porcupine. Ont... Oct. 20. 1937. â€"â€"(Speoial to The Advancer-The fu- neral of Robert. the 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chevrier. of Dome Ex- tension. took place on Tuesday after- noon from the United Church. South Porcupine. the service being conducted by Dr. Fraser. \‘1 tion this year. This will be followed by songs, monologues, and an eccentric dance by the Guides. A Brownie will assist with an Irish Jig. A sister Guide from Timmins will Lap dance. The Guides will welcome your abtendance. Funeral R. Chevrier ' 0f Dome Extensmn The church was filled w Lhising neighbours and frie lad. who until quite recei pupil at the High School. : delicate health. His former from Form I were present al a1 and showed their feeling : ing of a school chum who quite a favourite among th The hymn. “Safe in th how short, was sent t for some good puma parents to think of th and to remember that, on to God in his inno. The hymn. “Abide sung before the caske young menâ€"Harry Chc win. Richard Chevrier Jack Burke and Ker was taken to the wal on to Tisdale cemeter . Robert, was born in lived most of his life h was the eldest of 21 children of which sev‘ Sylvanus. Clarence. B: win. and two girls. I Je SUl'Vin A number of heat were received inch from: Mather and Sisters; Grandma A number of relatives attends funeral. including. besides the f: Grandmother. Mrs. Gerwin: M Nieman of Rouyn; Mrs. W. 5. Br 01 Noranda; Harry Chevrier. of mlns; Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mar and Richard and Leonard Chevr South Porcupine. 'esidm‘ rrowin He SD' He spoke o: e knowledge -pres ’aoln‘ ff xtive whlc TESL! Police Court News very small docket. M W85 is sung be} st comfortin family. 1X Brmnlic News ties had a n 1g. and their sewing tests. 8 has to learn now to darn buttons properiy. This was meeting. They enjoyed the by Tawny Owl, and read irown Owl. Next Tuesday's M. Jl docket con: nson on 'l'uesaay and Dad. Brother mm and Fred; as filled with sympa- rs and friends of the quite recently was a b School. although in OU 1:1 I Arbo Bil Wi )W drivmg ught as he following classmates the funer- ‘L the pass- had been m. M I10 ma intern )ll leir Thoma, Arm K my hal‘. .30 pm ‘ompam feature 1W! 3m mp anc )f LCon-' ‘. H. Thomas. Maureen and Kenneth; Belle-ls. Jones: the Domn Family; W. H. L. Thngolms. W. Wactam. G. Demcrs. E. Fame!" Michaelson and W. Kellow; Dome Gun Club: P. Millions and Family: Mr. and Hrs. Margerrison and Gerald: Mrs. mntedl Woods. George. Joe and Doris; Arthur TWO! and Ronald Moyle. 3C )al "IE ami (3211' Olive xmer 9WD W11 31:; 'Miss A. Macphail i Speaks Here Nov. 26 .il‘n i6 if 1n 111' Db H u ’Scottish". sa h but that SE - view of the e educated at g l stitute. Stra ' ford Norma] for some ye: 5. n Dick. Glad: Mr. and M Car 1' the bounds of her own riding. or even her own province. In the early part of November for example she is engaged to give a series of lectures in the United States. but will return to Canada in ample time to be here for the High and Vocational School Commencement. In the House of Commons Miss Mac- phail has been prominent in debates, especially in regard to social welfare matters. She took a leading part. in the debates that brought on the inâ€" vestingation some years ago into condi- tions at Kingston penitentiary. May Form Other Legion Branches «Continued from Page One) The minutes of all previous executive meetings and the general meeting were read and adopted. The auditor's re- port was not received and so was allowâ€" ed to stand over. It was asked by Comrade Bellamy: “what was the membership standing?" IL was asked by Comrade Bellamy: “what was the membership standing?" The secretary answered. “306 paid up to end of the last, quarter." One member voiced the remark. “And still growing." Six applications were read and pass- ed and one took the Committees repor Scarth spoke for the mittee and told of th at. home. One case 1' In the Parliamentary Guide. Miss Macphail's church affiliations are given as "The Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints." which is the official name for the religious group commonly known as the Mor- mans. first woman to be elected to the House of Commons of Canada. Miss Macphail M...P is very populai in her own riding and is in g1eat- de- mand as a speaker. This demand for ed and one took the initiation. Committees reported, Comrade H. Scarth spoke for the sick visiting com- mittee and told of those in hospital and at home. One case is receiving the full consideration of the officers. Comrade W. A. Devine. spoke on the progress in the P. Fraser case; how this unfortun- ate comrade's case had been brought forward about a year for quorum hear- ing and the high hopes he held of see- ing Fraser placed on the train for Christie Street hospital. Under general business Comrade T. A. Burt of the Porcupine Veterans' Hall Limited, the holding committee of the Legion hall, gave a most interesting account of the building finances. It showed that the club was paying it's cbligatior questions (Continued from Page One) Mi:s Agnes Campbell Macphail. M.P.. was born in Proton township. Grey County. Ontario. on March 24th. 1890. being the daughter of Dougall Macphail and Henrietta Campbell. his wife. “both Scottish". says the Parliamentary Guide, but that seems scarcely necessary in View of the names. Miss Macphail was educated at Owen Sound Collegiate In- stitute. Stratford Collegiate, and Strat- ford Normal School. She taught school for some years and then entered public life as a candidate for the House of Commons as a representative of the United Farmers of Ontario. She was first elected to .the House of Commons in the general election of 1921 and was re-elected in 1925. 1926. 1930 and 1935. She has thus been a member of the House for over 16 years. She was the Mr an IE 1C 1 Mrs. Lan ild. United 11 miv h 1nd Mr Security 21 Pine Street N. and Westinghouse .d Mrs. Stringer and Jean; Mr. firs. G. McDonnell and family: Gladys. and Kenneth Mitchell; id Mrs. R. Mitchell and Joe: *rs and Pupils of Dome Public ; Mr. and Mrs. B. Hocking and ; Ml. and Mrs. C. A. Hocking amily: ”Teachers ana Pupils of Porcupine High School: Chev- amily; Uncle Harry and Aunt Uncle Bill. Aunt Sophie and : Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell .mily; Patsy and Fernleigh Uren; id Mrs. Ford and Family; Mr. firs. Lang and Family: Ladies’ United Church; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Maureen and Kenneth; 105: the Doran Family; W. H. 3" THIRD .-\ V l‘ AUTOMOBILE ENSURANCE VBI‘ AT CURRENT RATES. PROMPT CLAIMS SERVICE “WORLD CRUISER " RADIOS Lynch Electrical Appliance (‘0. and Mr Mrs. S! SULLIVAN 8c NEWTON FIRE INSURANCE 3ha11,M..P is very popula1 riding and is in g1eat- de- speaker. This demand for taker extends much beyond FOLLOW THE MAJORITY â€" Bl'Y: Leona Gerwinv ll a little over to meet tomrade Burt answered happy way and at the arty vote of thanks was AT NEW REDUCED RATES mil 33' la: Uncle Bill. Uncle Ivan and and Aunt Jes- or and tamily; and Jean; Mr. '11 and family: mem Mitchell; The Home of Westinghouse“ TIMMINS ying it’s to meet THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2181‘. 1937 tribute was asked to be forwarded to Comrade Col. Scobell in his recent sad bereavement. Another was asked to be sent to a South Porcupine member who recently buried his son. In all probability a Poppy Day trophy will be secured for the best Veteran wreath window display ior Remem- brance Day. This trophy is supplied by the Poppy Day campaign committee and embodies the idea of Poppy Day in its design. One very interesting item of business was the discussion on the forming of a branch at South Porcupine and an- Kirkland Lake has abolished the of- fice of Deputy Chief of Police. or va- ther the name. the officer now being known as Inspector. So at Kirkland Lake. it is Inspector Pinegar now. There is no change in the duties of the office. however. but the change is just one of those fashions that spring up every once in a while. The title of Deputy Chief at Timmins was abolished some time ago. the officer here being known as Detective Inspector. other at Connaught. In the prelimin- ary meetings both organizations have been given the use or the Legion hall here for their meetings it‘ so desired. It has been felt for a considerable time that these branches should be formed to take care of the ex-service- men in the growing parts of the camp and it is confidently expected that next year the Porcupine camp will have at least two legion branches and perhaps three. With promptness and despatcn the nominations for the second time were carried through and at the present standing there are seven nominated for president and for the executive so large a number that this paper lost track of the count. but the full list of those standing for office and to be voted upon will be published before the election takes place. North Bay Nugget:â€"â€"The drunken motorist is becoming a greater source of worry to police and highway au- thorities. Deaths resulting from drunk- en driving increased 50 per cent. dur- ing the first six months of the current year. according to Arthur Rowan. sta- tistician for the Ontario Department of Highways. a branch a-L South other at Commugh ary meetings both been given the use here for their meet Kirkland Deputy Chief Now Known as Inspectur wan to the 1930 Pontiac Sedanâ€"Good Condition 1935 Chen. 'l‘rm k 19‘ 4 bond Tru<k 1932 Oldsmobile Special Sedan 10 “'hcelerâ€"Good (Jon- dition ................ 1930 Pontiac .. Ford Sedan at .. 1935 Oldsmobile Deluxe Svdan .. 1931 De Soto Panel Dchvm NASH 6; LAI’AYE'I'T'E DEALER Second A vc. ()1). Ball Park Tlmmins Phone 1401 1936 Dodge Just Like New 1934 Dodge Coupe BRUNETTE MOTORS at Bargain Prices Every (far or Truck Is Reduced and a Real Buy Equippvd With Jumbo Til'Ph’ {C Service Tlmmms, Ontario DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 9 speaker. of sympathy asked to be sympathy and a floral ide to be formatted to Scobell in his recent. sad Another was asked to be 1 Porcupine member who PHONE l8 $695 $275 $400 $200 $450 775 O 0 550 $150 ’rice