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Bouth Parcupinec, Juns to Th great event of the weekâ€"emm|} is to ho the strawberry tew and lawn social in aid of the funds of the Porcupine hospital auxillary to be held on Saturday at the home of Mrs. F. C. Evans, Connaught Hill. Téa Will be sorved 230 and after 5:30 @w special salad plate dinner will be served for any male guests desiring it. Clock golf, and teacup reading will also be attractions. Your presence is reâ€" quested . Mtr. Carroll, of Newmarket, is visitâ€" ing at the home of Paul Carroll, of CVB Wwill be i; "Magna C gion. A ; feéeatured. Congratulatior dies whom this as its cvin: â€"Mi: It is the in cupine brancl to nold a d1 ball grounds Tisdale Council Adopts Its First Parking Byâ€"law â€"s con o uns m mm «: omm( o+ on on ... . .. oo . Legion to Hold Drumhead Service at South Porcupine on Sunday. Hospital Auxiiary to Have Tea at Home of: Mrs. E6. C. Evans on Saturday., Other Poreupinc and Dome News | Provisions of South C Porcupine Parking Law OPEN DAY AND NTGHT Phone 55 _ _ S. Porcupine Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Ltd. groul We be i1 5 T OP for GAS AND OIL LUBRICATION W ASHING ““‘T e_aim to pl please" OOOG‘yW'OOOGPl'IDUQoQLU suit your needs and your purse. We have them all! 2 B TT O i S ies on ce smm esns e O T PAY ASs LOW AS 57c A WEEK Yes! We‘ll sell you the Goodyears you choose, on ..= EASY TERMS. â€" . .~. pay in small w smounts weekly, as you se are paid. Drive in for [ â€" details today‘ ALL KINDS Repairs of ipinec, Juns 223.â€"(Speécial ce)râ€"The great event of is to the strawberry social in aid of the funds Iine hospital auxillary to aturcoay at the home of enA > of his brother, â€"(YBrien avenue. tion of the South Porâ€" f the Canadiam Legion 1â€"~head service on the i Sunday here at 230 tand that a brass band ndance and it is the celebration of the Leâ€" to the grounds will be o three ycung laâ€" of the camp claims mily Cole, of Dome onnaught Hill. Tea 2. 30 and after 5:30 te dinner will be wuests desiring it. ip reading will also ur presence is reâ€" _ Miss Mary Knox, who : aught here at cour High who now is teaching at A was visiting in South End on her way through on a through the North Countr: ‘The new parking bylaw (No. 462) drawn up by council has ben signed by the Minister of Highways and is now law in the township of Tisdale. Tisdale has had no regular parkingz byâ€" ‘law before this, excepting that . ‘the usuai rules regarding hydrants and Tanes, etc., have been agnered to. The préesent byâ€"law has special rules for the main strets. The whole law is too long to quote here except in part. No veâ€" hicle may park within 20 feet of an intersection in front of a theatre, withâ€" in ten feet of a fire hydrant or in front of a lane or driveway, fire hall or staâ€" tion. Parallel parking and angle parkâ€" ing is to be specified for certain disâ€" tances on certain streets, and signs geésignating these rules are to be made at once. We quote the rule for Bruce avenueâ€"the present thrcuzh highway: ‘Parallel parking only shall be allowâ€" €ed on both the north and south sides Oof Bruce avenue in the settlement of South Porcupine in the township of Tisdale, and such parking hbetween Crawford and the east side of Moore between the hours of 9 and 6 shall be restricted to periods not exceeding one hour at any one time." Penalties for breaches of this lawâ€"$10 for the first offence, and $25 for each subsequent. Extension; Miss Florsnce | BDome Mines; and Miss â€" guson, of South Porcupine, | ate on Thursday of this wet Mary‘s hospital where they i their time as student nurse Mr. J. A. Therrien, viceâ€" the Dominion Constructio: reéal, is in town on busins Order of the Eastern Star held it last meeting of the season last Tuesda night. Bornâ€"on Monday, June 2( and Mrs. Adolf Schmelzle, Porcupineâ€"a son. Mr. Geoffrey Horme, who visiting for two weeks at hi Kitchener, has returned. _A Tegion "smoker" for members only is to be held on Saturday night (25th) in the Central hotel. A miscellaneous wedding ‘shower in honour of Miss Mafalda Rotondo of Porciupine, who is beéing married to Mr. Mike Dillman this week, was held, on ‘Saturday afternon at the home of Mrs. King at Soluth Porcupine. Assisting Mrs. King as hostess was Mrs. Minogue (ree Miss Frances King). Thirty old Timmins, Ont. Murp cliiuided the service. Mrs. Last, of Cobalt, has come to jsin her husband in South Porcupine, taking residence in the Fortune house near the old hospital. Mrs. McWilliams of Dome is in hosâ€" pital awaiting operation. . = Dr. Wilson, of Englehart, was a visitâ€" or to South Porcupine for a day this Kiwanis Tag Day at South Porcupine One of Two Events on Satâ€" urday. ~Other S. P. and Dome News object is to build a playground for the and this surely deserves the coâ€"speration and support of every community minded citizen. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pearce of Conâ€" naught Hill are leaving on Thursday toâ€" spend a ~werk visiting ~friends> and relatives in Toronto and Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes, of Alberta, motored from Oshawa this week to visit their son, Mr. George Hawkes. Mrs. Hugh: Kincaid is spending a few days visiting in Bourkes. South Porcupine, June 22. â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Saturday, June #th, is (in addition to the hospital tea day) ‘o be tag day for the Kiwanis. Their H ver the w Master P n Wednes ‘incardine Mr. Tom Fell is out of hospital and mvalescing at home. Mrs. Libby, of Dome Extension, enâ€" rtained at a very nice dinnerâ€"bridge t her home on Tuesday. Prizes for ridge wore won by (1) Mrs. Jay; (Â¥) Curtis, and (3) Mrs. Staniake., Mr. and Mtrs. Nathan Henry of Kirkâ€" ind Lake and children were visiting t the home of the latter‘s parents, Mr. nd Mtrs. John Mason at the Dome, ver the weekâ€"end. Master Earl Keys of Broadway left n Wednesday to spend the summer in ist a musical service was in the United Church, instead: of usual sormon. Dbr. Fraser gave short talk and the choir rendered rk. Hark My Soul," and "Bow Down ie Ear." Mrs, Stanlake sang as a "Ths Holy City," and the men‘s es blended in "Softly Now the 1t of Davy." "Sun of My Soul" conâ€" J. B. St. Paul, well knewn in mp. is visiting friends here from 1l J. O‘Grady, of North Bay, Manager of the International r Co., and Miss Bernice Beâ€" Chapleau, were guests of Mr. â€" _ Jack Costello over the weekâ€" PoncUpnit aptaxct onNTaRtO Construction Co., is in town. Congratulations to Miss Mary Galâ€" second â€" daughiter of Mr. C. V. ‘Gallagher, MPP, who we see has successfully passed her first year in Law at Osgoode hall. She graduated from the Univwersity of Toronto last year and is the first South Porcupine High School graduate of either sex to take up this profession. Mr. P. S. Secord (son of the late Mr . Secord who built the public school in South Porcupine», of the Russell Construction Co., is in town. Miss Beulah Rayner was the guest of honour at â€" her home om Bloor avenue on Saturday evening whoen her mother, Mrs. Wiison Rayner, entertained twenâ€" iyâ€"five guests at a delightful birthday party. Miss Beulah was twentyâ€"one, and troute to her popularity was shown in the number of beautiful gifts which were showored upon her. A special hvirthday cake was the contre of admiration, decorated with the proper number of candles. Tae evening was spent in games and dancing and all the gsuests had a royai time. Miss G. EFheler, of ITroquois Falls, and Miss ‘Doris McNeil, of Owen Sound. were outâ€"ofâ€"town guesis. ~â€" Bornâ€"in the Porcupine General hosâ€" pital on Sunday, June 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. G. Maki of South Porcupineâ€"a dauglhiter. Mrs. H. Ferrigan, of Crawford, was called home to Calumet Island on Sunâ€" day owing to th» serious illn<ss of a younger sister, Miss Slullivan. Police Court A lady was brought before the magâ€" istrate on Tuesday charged with aiâ€" lowing her cow to be at iarge. Her story was clear and concise. ‘"Dog chase cow, she run to yard I take her nome." Complainant was also clear, concise and mad clean thnroughn. "There is a thousand acres for tnis cow to run in," the lady said, "yet it must jump my fence and get in my garden; T saw this woman drive her coW through my onion bed." "Then," said his worship, ‘"if she accompanied the cow, it could not be said to be at large. Next time lay a charge of tresâ€" pass." ‘Next time I have trouble with this cow," said the lady, looking with no friendly eye on the cow‘s owner, "‘the Lord help you!" and with a scathing gesture under the nose of deâ€" fendant she left the court. A medical practitioner was called to answer the charge of not stopping his car at a stop sign in Schumacher. He pointed out quite logically that ‘the part of the road on which he was traâ€" velling was the main highway being a detour, as the main highway was closed. MHis worship‘s reasoning was that foot passengers, going by the sign, might cross the road as the motorist turned the corner, and then what would happen? "I‘ll adjourn this case till called on," said his worship, and with ‘a smile he said "You doctors are only entitled to kill people a certain way One drunk paid $10 and costs. Two cases of assault involving thres Railroad street, South Porcupine, laâ€" dies, came up for judgment. Witnesses testified to seeing the fight. One lady called another to come out of a cerâ€" tain house and then hit her in the face and knocked her down. Another lady came up to join the fray and that made two against one. Another lady thought that didn‘t look fair and went to pull the interfering one off. Lanâ€" guage which witness said was ‘not nice to tell" figured largely in the case. "Say what you heard," said counsel. Witness demurred. "Go ahead," said his worship. "You can‘t shock me, I don‘t mind. Both Mr. Caldbick and I know the usual lanâ€" guage of these quarrels." The magistrate detected a distinct faction against one of the ladies. She had a plastered nose and two darkenâ€" ed eyes. Evidently his worship thought she had suffered enough. The 1 faction ; had a p ead eyes. she had The tw $10 and CC A lady ° ness said out of th ness out "He "for WWSS“X\“S?s“S\X you, drop delicious | Cool, Refreshing Drinks of all kinds. of th gave past )E CREAM P BARS, CONES Season two ce 1i costs 1y was id he ream is here i ve,. South Porcupine â€"â€" â€" Foiletries â€" ~ Tobaccos defendants were : sts or 10 days. yas accused of the! he had seen her > pocket of a slee it to me," the wC kindnesses. What ) in brick lce fully toâ€" lly prepared oâ€"night and home. the ladies. She ind two darkenâ€" worship thought theft. A her take sleeping woman BRICKS S, ETC. each this to serve take a Witâ€" bills man. said, says is not true." Case For driving without his driver‘s per- mit a man paid 10 and costs. Another was charged that on June 18th in Whitney he was unlawfully in charge of a car while in an intoxicated condition. He ran into another car, causing $133 damages. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced toâ€" 15 days‘ hard labour, his car imâ€" pounded for three months, he to pay storage. "Your honour," pleaded the man, "I am a Compensation case. I doubt whether I can stand hard labour." "Don‘t worry," said his worship; "the hardest work yvou‘ll have to do is to ‘urn your mattress. I‘ve seen them at hard labour, they sit on the bank ind watch the flowers grow!" Another man with badly blackened »yves and bandaged head who pleaded mullty to being drunk in charge of a car which he drove into the diteh on the Pamour road, injuring his wife (now in hcspital) as well as himselfâ€"on June 18thâ€"was sentenced to 30â€" days‘ hard labour, car impounded for three nonths, South Poreupine, June 22.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"One of the happiest of the Girl Guide activities of the first Bom» Troep, was that of the concert which they put on at the community nall at the Dome on Monday night. The day was hot and excuses in plenty might have bees found for not attending but mothers and friends and fathers, too, supported this effort of the girls to raise funds for sending a esnior Guide to Fettercairn (training caimp for Girl Guide officers). The concert was excellent. The girls were earnest and thorough in taking their respective parts, and the neat did not deter them from presenting their very best efforts. These girls can sing, and their songs were suitable and sweet. They can dance, and they have a good instrucâ€" tOr. Dome Girl Guides in Happy Coneert They love Guiding and adore their leader, and it showed plainly in every sction. f Captain Leiterman heads this troop. She puts in many hours in this labour of love. She deserves the support of all solid citizens who want our girls As a Guide undertaking it was a disâ€" tinct succeess and we sincerely hope that it will be a financial success as well. Delightful Event Presented at Dome Community Hali to be loyal, patriotic, honorable and upright mothers of a future race. We know of no better school for this than a Girl Guide troop. Mr. Geo. McDonnell, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Stanlake assisted in directâ€" ing the plays presented and the singâ€" ing. Piano accompanimenis were playâ€" ed by Mrs. McCaffrey, Mrs. M. Besâ€" sette and Mr. Geo. McDonnell. Chairman, Mr. Arthur Moyle. Programme Choruses: "O Canada‘"‘; "Whisite While You Work." Irish Jigâ€"Mary Kemsley and Mary Leiterman (in Colleen costumes). Songsâ€"*"Spinning Wheel," "Hundred Pipers," Rye Waltzâ€"8 Guides of Seotch extractionâ€"E. Jay, J. Munro, M. Fosâ€" ter, H. Munro, E. McDonnell, B. Curâ€" boy, G. Richmond, J. Eames. Play, "Fudge and the Burglar"â€"M. Costain, L. Williams, D. McGinn and E. McDonnell, M. Burton. Monolegueâ€""Old Mose" and encore by Mrs. W. H. Johns. Duetâ€""Irish Eyes Are Smiling‘" and "Peagy O‘Neill"â€"Maureen Thomas and Mildred Mitchell. Highland Flingâ€"Margaret Foster. Chorusâ€""Cornwall." Cornish Floral dance and solo by Mrs: Stanlake and 6 Guidesâ€"TIrene Libby, Edith Uren, M. Thomas, Thora Wektb, Winnie Williams. New Hat."â€"EIsa Mcâ€" Donnell, Jean Munro, Evelyn Jay, Helâ€" en Munro, Betty Curboy, Grace Richâ€" mond. Soloâ€""June"* and encoreâ€"Mildred Mitchell. Duetâ€"‘Swing Song,‘ ‘Brown Thrushy‘ â€"Elaine â€"Isziterman and \ Maureen Thomas. Sailor‘s Hornpipe (in costume) â€"Mary Leitsrman, Mary Kemsley. Song, "The Keeper‘â€"six Guides. Danceâ€""Gathering Peascods." Duetâ€"*"Gold Mine in the Sky," and "Home on the Range"â€"Doug. Leiterâ€" man and Walter Rewegan. Waltz Clog Tapâ€"Louise Kellow, Jean Stringer. Duetâ€""Annie Lauri#," Elsa McDonâ€" nell and Margaret Foster. Part Songâ€""All Through the Night." Darky Sketchâ€"*"Socks and Soapâ€" suds"â€"Joyce Fames and E. Leiterman. Songes â€" (selected)â€"Vienno â€" Kautto (encore) . Song and Danceâ€""O Susannah." Chorusâ€"*"Heigh Ho." Marjorie Costain thanked those who had helped to flurther the cause of the concert, mentioning specially the laâ€" dies accompanying songs and dances and the trainers. The Dome Girl Guides and their captain wish to express their thanks to ail who helped them in any way and a "special" thank you to the genâ€" tlemen who so kindly donated their time and work and material for the lovely new stage and stage lighting. Milwalukee Journal: Glass neckties are a new note in male attire, and fillâ€" ing station courtesies will have to inâ€" clude the wiping of gravy from the crevet. The Guides will repeat the performâ€" ance at the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite school house on Friday, June 24th, at 8 p.m. Wedding Yesterday at South Poreupine Miss Helen Huot and Mr. Thos. Noell Married South Porcupine, June 22nd.â€"(Speâ€" cial to The Advance)â€"A very pretty wedding took place at 9 o‘clock on Wednesday morning in St. Joachim‘s Roman Catholic Church, South Porcuâ€" pine, when Rev. Father Gelinas united in marriage Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Huot, of Pembroke, and Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noell of South Porcupine. The bride looked beautiful in her bridal gown of white satin with long veil and white accessories, and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. She was atâ€" tended by her sister, Miss Yvonn»e Huot, as bridesmaid, who wore a gown of white chiffon with silver accessories and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses. Later in the evening a large number of friends and guests were received at the parish hall where they wished the young couple all happiness and danced until midnight. After the ceremony the relatives and immediate friends repaired to the home of the sgroom on Crawford St. where the wedding breakfast was held. Mr. Arden Johnson officiated as groomsman. The yclung people to whom we extend best wishes for future happiness will reside in South Porcupine. _Fort Frances Times: Running down people is a bad habit, whether you are a motorist or a gossip. V alues l never SEE again Bantam Roadster Pearce Cross Drug Stores Everything in our Here is a car to quicken the pulse. The ideal car for sport. A frisky thoroughbred which you will be mighty proud to own, Weathertight top and luggage store in rear compartment,. Slip behind the wheel of this smart Bantam Roadsterâ€"drive it in trafficâ€"roll it over rough roadsâ€"park itâ€"Â¥OULL LIKE IT! Less than }4 c per mile for gas, oil, tires store REDUCED Have You Seen This New 64 Golden Ave. Seuth Porcupine BIG VALUES 60 miles to the gallon of gasoline Up to 60,000 miles per set of tires Bantam and Hupmobile Sales and Service GARAGE AT . . . up to 60 miles per hour RICED LOW ENOUCH FOR A*ANYONE TO OW N THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE For Further Information Apply to . Henderson and Death of Baby Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson Laura, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. . Wilson, of 75 Second avenue, Schumacher, died on Monday, June 20. The baby girl was only eleven months and twentyâ€"nine days old. Funeral services were held at the home on Tuesday, June 21st, by Rev. Murray C. 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