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as the followmg offices in the Porcupine GOld District, i“? T he Milton Carr 75‘ 5% Hardware C0. @ South Porcupine cad Office PUTGUDMB “TRIBE NEIHUHS BEBE Aura Lake South End C. H. Day, Manager Haileybury FOR SALE RADEKS BANK @ 6 aaagag,aam@ Transfers of money by mail or telegraph can be made through any Branch of this Bank. Iravellers going into Porcupine are invited to 'a Gail themselves of the advice or services of the managers of the above-mentioned branches. Our phone number is 16, and deliveries prompt GIVE US A TRIAL Box 522 m 4 I- U9 V at 1-: ' V n; $696926: I Oil Stoves Electric Irons E. L. BAUGHst 00., During the Hot Weather Total Assets, Capital and Surplus, We handle the "Perfection Blue Flame" and the “Automatics". both generate a quick strong direct heat and are odorless We carry a full line. of Etectnc Stoves, Toasters, Lamps, etc., and will be pleased to demonstrate at any time. Always ready at a moments notice, absolutely safe and reliable, will not heat up a room like a hot stove and can be Operated at an expense of four cents per hour. INCORPORATED, 1885. Brokers Montreal Branch also at Haileybury OF CANADA. Small Block of- THE Manager Porcupine Branches $ 6,800,000 $ 52,000,000 J. D. Tipton, Toronto 'Phone 16 .A New Danger To Aviators Dated at. South Porcupine this 5th day of July. A. D. 1912. CHARLES S. HODGNS. Assimee. Snuth Porcupine. Ontario. COOK MT'I‘CI-IELIH Barristers. o.. South Porcupine. Ontario. Solivitnrs fur the Estatn. When you take your aeropllme out for an airing next Sunday don't get gay while trying to imvress the other fellow with your speed while trying to pass him, lest you encoun- ter a similar experience to that of UV!) lieutenants, Briez and Burlez, of the French army. Lieut. Briez had attained an altitude of 600 feet when Lieut. Burlez, passing him at a greater speed 100 feet higher in the air. forced a pocket of air down- ward and caused the machine driven by Lieut. Brier. to lose its ermilib- rium. The monoplane crashed to the mund and Lieut. Brie: sustained two broken legs. while his jaw was fractured and his breast also injur- ed. The doctors in attendance. how- ever. say he will recover. Stock will He sold (en-bloc at a rate on the $ Stock sheets can he securod upon application to the Assimco. or can he inspevtod on the premises at South Porcupine. In the matter nf B. Burnaad. South Porcupine. Drug-gist. Tenders are invited and will be u.» waived by the undersigned for the pur- chase of the stock of this estate up to six o'clock run... July 15th. 1912. The stock consists of Drugs. Drug-- gist’s Sundrins, Fancy floods. Con- fectionery. Cigars. Show Cases. Sale, National Cash Register and fixtures. and is valued at $2.000 wholesale. price. AssessmentWork’ Company Mining Contractors South Porcupine, In Any Part of Northern Ontario’s Miner Districts, is Our Specialty Homer L Gibson ASSIGNEE'S SME THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE All our Work is under control of thoroughly capable mining men and we guarantee good work in every contract undertaken Reports and Maps on completion of every Contract. High-class References natcd cash or prizes for the sports on the 12th. The handsome silver 0le for the baseballtournamcnt and also several of the prizes are on View in Marshall-I'Joclcstonc's window. Orange Lodge Vote of Thanks At, the regular meeting of the Por- cupine Orange Lodge, a vote of thanks was tendered unanimously to all the friends who so generously do- Crop Outlook In the States Re Modern Miller (Cincinnati) says: Where threshing of winter wheat is under way, reports are con- flirting. some being of full yields and uthers that the berry is thin. Rains have interfered with harvest. and in localities east of the Mississipfii heaVy rains are said to have damago ml the “heat in the shock. Hard “in- ter wheat is generally threshing out well. Harvesting has started on the Northwest Pacific coast. with pro- mise of large yields. six hundred feet, and also that mo- tors should be silenced while passing over his land. This the Judge do- olared to be beyond the jurisdiction of the com. That flying men landing in his fields damaged the crops, terrified the domestic animals, and drove oil the game. was the contention of a farmer who sued several flying men. The court awarded $100 damagesdmt declined a petition of the complains ant that the airmen should not he allowed to fly at a height lower than $1 00 Damages Awarded Farmer Ont. Mr. Tom King gave another of his popular dances at his hall on July 4 (American day.) The hall was splendidly decorated with flags, fes- toons. Chinese lanterns, etc., which showed to great advantage in this splendid ball. This is one of the best halls in Porcupine and with the fine four piece orchestra which played some choice selections oi-dance mu- sic did much to enhance the enjoy- ment of the evening. The indefatig- able attentions of Mr. King, assist- ed his able second, Mr. O. Bashaw, added much to the pleasure and cornâ€" fort of his guests. There is no doubt when it comes to putting up a dance Tom is all there with the goods. About 40 or 45 couples occupied the 'floor and dancing was indulged in to an early hour next morning. American Day Successful Dance Residents of Porcupine last Mon- rlav evening wondered where the fire atad occurred. 'l‘wo well-known young men of the town were observed 'to be hurrying along Second Street at a late hour clad only in their pyjamas, having apparently just escaped from some great disaster. to judge from the expression on their faces. E'n‘ quiries elicited the fact that. their slumber; had been disturbed by a few of their friemls. who musiderml that eleven p.m. was too early to GO to bed. Locals Mr. Uhas. Molnnis has had a fine vommlnh erected on the front of his house on Haileyhury Crescent, which 'g'rcatly improves the appearance of his residence. Messrs. Chapman 'I‘opp are the builders. timv. M the cont 1‘: nthcr M 'l‘ho lmiltlim: (if the new Masoniv tvmplo in "ailoylmry Cl'osvont was vnm'mvnvml on Friday last. It will LP :1 HM and imposing structure and will he twn storeys high. 30 feet wide and 49 foot long. It is expect.- ml to be finished in about 3 wooks’ limo. ansrs. Phapman Tom) are the vontmotm's for this and also an- other Masonic Hall to he built at Rnnnings 1h. McKay rf. .\'v\\'ell, p, Huntm' 2h. Piun-y 3h, McIntosh 10f. (‘nh'm'n If, F]. Coanhcron 0. Clark 58. South Porcupineâ€"Hume” as, Tid- hall 3b. Lake p. Atkinson 0, Blnsser 13-h, Jackson H, Gibson cf, Clemens 1h. MoDiarmid rf. A small hush fire occurred on Sab urday on the outskirts of the town near the railway track that at one limo bid fair to lmcomc serious, lmt (‘lnioi Preston and Capt. l’oolock soon had a strom: force of men on the spot and assisted lvy a powerful «rt-am from the hose all danger was soon avm'ted. .Qnut'h Poympino teams on the Por- cupino (Jim’s around. Thm‘c was some vigorous play rm both sides. result- im: in :1 vime for the home team. I] to 3. Th» fnllmving: is the line- Sat 11 rd .‘1_\' hot wonn Father A. l’ellctier, Catholic priest. of Porcupine, leaves on the pilgrim- age excursion train on Tuesday for St. Anne de licauprc. Jue. During his absence his plavc will be taken by Father Lagraville of Nortlh Cu- halt. H to 3. Th‘ f0 up for both sides Mr. and Mrs. Nap. Seguin and fam‘ ily of the Bank Hotel leave on Tues- day next for a month's vacation in Quebec. Mr. Gordon Gauthier left on Sub urday on the afternoon train for To~ ronto. Mr. G. LeBlanc, manager of the Iroquois mines, left on Wedneflay for New York. where he will inter- View the directors of the above mines. A large party consisting of M. ! 'l‘rime Bastien. l‘res., M. lilnnchett.‘ \"ice°1’res., M. Lnurandeau. Sec. 1 'I‘rens.. and a number of directors ' and friends of the I‘iughes mines.will j again visit Porcupine on Friday,.lulyl 12th. Mr. Goo. McGowan left Porcupine on Wednesday for Ottawa. He ex- peCts to be away till fall. ReeVe Walsh took a business trip to Haileybury this week. INTERESTING ITEMS FROM PORCUPINE lmmim .1” matoh was played on ”H oruupino and Mr. ltowcll, M. l’., the leader of the Opposition, has announced his in- tention of visiting Porcupine on Aug- ust 2nd. A strong committee of the most prominent men of Porcupine has been formed to receive him, and also a sports committee. The Reeve has announced his intention of de- claring that date a civic holidg-y, while the sports committee are busy in framing up a fine program of fun for that occasion. There will 'a base- ball tournament, rowing and swim- ming matches and a lot of other land and aquatic sports that have not been framed up in 'detail yet, but all have promised to make this a thor- oughly enjoyable holiday. Further and fuller particulars will no doubt be forthcoming in our next issue. Mr. Rowell to Visit Porcupine lmony. The bride, who was dressed lin white lawn with needlework trim- ! . . . ;ming and white veil with orange jhlossomS. white gloves and slippers l and wearing a gold locket. a present llrom the bridegroom. was given ' away by her father. She was accom- ; panied to the altar by two brides- imaids. Mrs. A. Feldman. sister-in- llaw oi the bride. who ‘wore a white llawn dress with needlework trim- } ming. white slippers and gloves, and Hire. ll. Miller. who wore a black Quill: skirt and white shirtwaist. and l glm‘es. The bridegroom was attend- gml hy Mr. A. Felderman and Mr. ll. !Miller as heat men. A great. crowd assembled to tender their comrl‘ntu- lations and good wishes to the hap‘ py couple. while music, and refresh ments serVed to liven the proceed- ings. which were kept up till an ear- lv hour next morning. .\ deputation Hi [‘H‘Ursptél‘lul's HHI‘ .isting ol' Mr. Nelson llall, Mr. ltuth- l'l'lnl'll and Mr. l’itl'llfl 'l‘hoinas, wait‘ ml by his able second, Mr. 0. liashaw, resident magistrate of l‘ort'upine, on Saturday last to lay before him their cimiplaints as to the bad means of transportation to and from the townships of McA'rthur and Bartlett. Mr. Gauthier received them with his usual courtesy and politeness and listened attentively to a long recital of their complaints and sympathiscd with them in their object. He pro- mised to do his utmost to direct their complaints into the proper channel. As a result a number of petitions have been circulated round the camp for signatures, and it is hoped by this means to indUce the government to do something toward bettering the trails or building a road and clearing the waterway, the Waterhen Greek or Foolem Creek as it is better known, of the numerous log jams, and thus doing much to lessen the number of portages the traveller by that route has to make as at present. 1m taking four Inns of px'xwisinns with them and will purchase more en rnutv at the Timlsnil Bay Co's posts. ’i‘im main body will be away about 12 months, but Mr. Grant (mpcuts to return for a simrt trip to l’oruupine in October. The Prospector's and McArihur .I. D. l'lrmit lvft the Mulligan House on Monday for Cochrxmo. whom he will join E. Davis and Ho- nwr Racicot and the rest of his par- ty who are making the trip to Un- mm; with him. This party is mak- im: for the same grounds as E. Dzu'is Jewish Wedding at Pottsville The marriage of Miss Rosie Feidero man, eldest daughter of Mr. M. Fel- dcrman of Pottsville. and Mr. Hy- man Fcnkleman took place at. the re- sidence of the bride's father on Sun- day last. The Rabbi. H. Mention. of South Porcupine. performed the core- ll Ungava Party Leaves Porcupine “VIII has been ll Mike (f)'0(mnoll were Wimn {he . unfortunately lost his life by ling. Tim expedition consists of -n and 4 Indian guides and will .‘Im UH t! H1 11'! UN 1V OI I) pl Hurricana where a 5U 'I‘h .vumâ€" them l'i V~