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Penmans Preferred is a garment of very fine quality â€"made for men, You can select from all weights and qualities in both twoâ€"piece and union suits. NMANS Underwear is made inlight, mediâ€" um and heavy weights for men, women and childâ€" ren. wWith a nationi! reputation OL OVE QVU years behind it. Penmans Preferred is a garment of very fine quality â€"made for men, women and children. 69 *IR A M ALSO Public School McIntyre Hall Public School CORRECT VIOLIN ACADEMY Studio: St. Onge Block, Timmins, Ont. UNDEROUEAR Schumacher (one day) Cochrane Dome Mincs (one day) | SPRUGE 51., N., Iroquois Falls The following are the tot for the Brigham Cup comp Mrs: Porter......... Mrs., J. W. Mrs. (Geo. Lake............ Mrs. C. G. Williams....... Mrs. M. B. Seott........... Mrs."J. In. ; ... ... +; Mrs. A: F.> Brigham....... Miss Lillian MceCarthy..... Mrs: Robinson .. ..‘......:/...} Mrs." Jamieson:‘ ...._ ...... Mrs: H."C. Garner........: Miss Agnes Chesser....... Mrs. Sampson‘..:.......... On â€" Friday Porter turned score with Mrs second. Mrs. Porter‘s closest competitors for the possession of the Brigham Cup were Mrs. J. W. Fogg and Mrs, Geo. Lake with a gross score of 225 each, ten strokes dividing the second and third place in the competition, Mrs. C. . Williams coming third with 235. Owing to all the men‘s competitions being over, and the lateness of the season all playing restrictions have been cancelled for the remainder of this season. MATHESON FALL FAIR ON FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK qmrles here recently as to the date this year of the Matheson Fair. The Matheson Fair this year will be held THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO There have been a number of enâ€" Kapuskasing TIMMINS YOUNG COUPLE WEDDED AT EGHO BAY Miss Hslen Hurley and Mr. J. R. H. McCarthy Married Recently. All in Timmins and district will be interested in the wedding that took place at Echo Bay, Ont., on Sept. 15. The bride, who was Miss Helen Hurâ€" ley, was on the staff of Simms, Hooker Drew, Timmins, for a considerable time, and made large circeles of friends here. The groom, Mr. J. R. H. Meâ€" Carthy, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCarthy, is one of the most popular young men of the Camp. Innumerâ€" able friends in Timmins will extend very sincere good wishes to the young couple. ‘‘A very pleasant event took place at the home of Mr. Wan. Hurley, Echo Bay, Ont., on Tuesday evening, Sept. 15th when his daughter, Helen May became the bride of Mr. John Richard Holden MeCarthy, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MceCarthy, of Timmins, Ont. The ceremony was performed out ofâ€"doors, the wedding party standing beneath a large maple tree. which togcther with green vines and rose shrubs, made a very effective backâ€" ground. â€" The bride who was given away by her father, looked charming in a gown of white duchess satin and fleurcrette with bouquet of. sweetheart roses, lilies of the valley, and maiden hair fern. She was attended by Miss Ruby MeCarthy, sister of the groom, who was gowned in shell pink georâ€" gette, carrying a bouquet of pink roses. The groom was supported by Mr. Howard Hurley, brother of the bride. CXA naAaAarnaAarmn An«rc:ahanti 240 mala 2 The Daily Star of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., recently gave the following inâ€" teresting account of ‘the wedding :â€" ‘‘After the ceremony about 30 relaâ€" tives and friends sat down with the young couple to enjoy â€" a sumptuous repast, tables being spread upon the lawn and lighted by coloured gas lanâ€" terns strung above, while the bride‘s bouquet occupied the centre of the table, with the wedding cake in white and silver. ©‘The groom‘s gift to the bride was a Rebekah lodge ring; to the bridesâ€" maid, an Eastern Star lodge ring, and to the best man gold cuff links. ‘‘Among the. guests were: Mrs. J. J. MeCarthy and Miss Ruby MeCarâ€" thy, of Timmins, Ont., mother and sister of the groom; Mrs. Wm. Watâ€" son, and Miss Ida Watson, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weeks, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; Mr. Wm,. Lake, Sault Ste. Marie Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brodie, and Isaâ€" bell, Evelyn, and Elvia Brodie, Bar River, Ont.; Mr. Geo. Smith and Etta, Mrs. Jas. Mitchell, Mrs. Mary MceDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swinn and Miss Ruby Hawkins. young couple were the recipâ€" ients of many beautiful and useful} cifts showing the high esteem in which they were held. Later in the evening, they left for Sault Ste. Marie enroute via Algoma Central Railway for Toronto, Niagara, Windsor and other eastern points, after which they will go to Timmins where they will temporarily reside. The bride travelled in a cocoa brown ensemble suf#t, trimmed with fur, with shoes, ecloves and hat to match. ‘*The good wishes of ity are extended to Mr. Carthy in their journey together."‘ To exult even o‘er an enemy oppresâ€" sed, and heap affliction on the afflicâ€" ted, is the mark and the mean triumph of a dastard soul.â€"(George Smollett. the communâ€" and Mrs. Mcâ€" through life H. W. KEARNEY WING ARGT PRIZE 1N ESSAY CONTEST In Competition With Essayists From All Over the Dominion, Timmins Optometrist Takes First Place Some time ago the Imperial Optical Co. inaugurated a competition open to all opticians in Canada for the writâ€" ing of an essay on Perfex Lenses and Imperial Kryptoks. â€" There were hunâ€" dreds .of essays submitted and the general »standard of the contribution was so high that the judges had conâ€" siderable difficulty in making _ the award. Last week, however, the judges reached their decision, which awarded the first prize to Mr. H. W. Kearney, of the Curtis Optiecal Co., Timmins. A cheque for $100.00 acâ€" companies the honour of first place in the contest. Second prize ($50.00) was won by Mr. J. N. Waterman, Collingwood, Ont. There were also 15 prizes of ten dollars each, awarded as follows:â€"C. R. Nimnio, Stratford, Ont.; Mr. Ross Sauvage, Seaforth, Ont.; Norman Foy, Toronto;, M. S. Annis, Lindsay, Ont.; Miss Geraldine Woods, Toronto; W. L. MceGill, Galt, Ont.; F. Bryans, Hamilton; H. K. Kirkeonnell, Toronto; Roger Barker, Leamington, Ont.; A. E. Mallette, Cochrane, Ont.; W. H. Currie, Hamilâ€" ton; R. M. Mitchell, Bowmanville, Ont.; Gordon Shaw, Vernon, B.C.,; Alf. Hipkins, Hamilton; L. A. Bartâ€" lett, Calgary, Alta. In making the awards, the judgesâ€" Messrs W. H. Wilkins, W. G. Mayâ€" bee and E. A. Lewis, mention that the Messrs W. 1. Wilkins, YY. bee and E. A. Lewis, mention that the essays on the whole were of such uniform excellence that they found ereat difficulty in making the awards. The papers were numbered and the names of the writers were not known until the awards had been made. To compete in this contest sucessâ€" fully it was not only necessary to be able to write in attractive literary style, but also a very wide knowledge of optical matters and a grasp of the technical details of the profession were essential. In winning first place Mr. H. W. Kearney not ouly has done credit to himself but he also has reflected a certain amount of honour on the town where so outstanding a leader practices his profession. ANNUAL MEETING OFP THE CANADIAN MINING INSTITUTE Arrangements are being made for the h()ldmtr of the western annual meeting in Winnipeg from November ard to ~5th of the Canadian Institute af Mining and Metallurgy. The meetings \\111 be held in the Royal Ale.\ander hotel. Delegates from all points in the West, as well as from Eastern Canada, are expected to atâ€" tend. Probably one reason for the " i MA U L J popularity ofw WRIGLEY‘S is that it lasts so long and returns such great dividends for so small an outlay. * It keeps teeth clean, breath sweet, appetite keen, digestion good. Fresh and fullâ€"flavored always in its waxâ€"wrapped * lt package. Not 4.4 but alcoholic strength that satisfies. Write for pamphlet "Household Brewing." A. 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