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Inquiries solicited for any quantities of Lumber or DNimension Timbers « Representaotive:â€"W. R,. MACFARLANE, Schumacher, Qnt. Stock will be carried in Yard at Timmins after June l1st. Thursday, July 1st, 1926 Head Office: Cochrane, Ont. Mills atâ€"Monteith, Ont., T. N. O. Rly. Wasach, Ont., T. N. 0. Rly. Island Falls Jct., Ont., T. N. 0. Carload lots will be shipped direct as in the past. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Telephones 608â€"J and 608â€"W. Short, appropriate addresses were delivered â€" by Mr..â€" James Shewan. chairman, and Messrs W. R. Sullivan and Geo. C., Murphy, of the Board of Trustees. The closing,. exercises of the Public School were held on Friday afternoon, June 25th. About one huindred books suitable for young people were preâ€" sented by the School Board to the pupils as reward for general profiâ€" ciéncy, regularity of attendance and writing. 4 * Schumacher, Ont., June 30th, 1926 Special to The Advance. Closing Exercises Of The Schumacher Public School Interesting Addresses by Trustees afrd Others. â€" List of Prize Winners for the Term. Schumacher Loses Good Citizens. Canoe Accident Fortunately Without Serious Result. Party and Shower in Honour of Brideâ€"toâ€"be. Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER . Mcintyre hi a i s t . t i o 5 i i i s s i i t o s i t t t t . . s . s s 5 3 3 o T C 3 3 + 4 m t THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ’ Rev. W. Howey, of Toronto, pastor in charge of U nited Church during the month of June, was a visitor,â€" and very kindly took part in the proâ€" gramme b\' delivering an interesting address to the cluhhen Thc following are the names of the prizeâ€"winners :â€" Room Iâ€"J. A. Bush, Prineipalâ€"Sr. Pourth Classâ€"(General Proficiencyâ€" 1, Margaret Robertson ; 2, Joan Huxâ€" ley; 3, Kenneth Hope. Best writerâ€"Joan Huxley. For â€"regular attendanceâ€"-Doroth\ Armstrong and Margaret Robertson. 20 3 l s onl 1205 j e nc OM3 oi I A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. D. Craig‘on Friâ€" day, June 25th, when a large number of Schumacher friends arranged a shower in honour of the brideâ€"toâ€"be, Mrs. Humphrey, a former esteemed resident of this town. The time was spent in dancing and singing. At 10.30, one of the gentlemen played ‘*Hereâ€"Comes the Bride,‘‘ and the following ladies Mrs. D. Craig, Mrs. Newcombe, Mrs. Williams, Mrs Jones, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Elms, Mrs., Sims, Mrs. Glazier, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Sscott, marched in with a beautifully decorated basket containing many lovely and useful gifts of Madeira work. _ Mrs. Glazier then expressed congratulations and good wishes on behalf of the company after which a dainty luncheon was served. Mr. Fisher, formerly of Timmins, is the happy man in the coming event. Folâ€" lowing a June wedding, the happy couple will leave on Wednesday for Detroit where they will reside. iev. Ivan E. Kennedy, the new minister in charge of the Trinity United Chureh, will arrive in town on July 2nd. day at the annual tournament to be held «this year in Cochrane on July first, and expect to keep up the good record won a year ago. _A great many friends and supporters are going up to cheer them on to victory. We wish them success. Miss Erica Sales, having completed her work at the High School in Timâ€" mins, left on Tuesday for her home in Mattawa. Mrs. J. A. Bush left on Sunday to spend the holidays at her home in Toronto. The Firemen are anticipating a big day at the annual tournament to be ‘ fulas can be.‘ Revy. W. Howey left on Monday for Toronto where he will conduct services during the summer, We regret to report that the illâ€" ness of Mrs. H. Fairhurst has necessiâ€" tated her removal to the hospital at Ssouth Porecupine. Mrs. W. Bennett has moved her family to Timmins. The many friends of Mr. James Seott were sorry to hear he received injuries while engaged at his work on Friday, but hope they are not very serious. Mr. Joseph Leighton, our popular manager of the Bank of Commerce, left on Saturday for a holiday trip to his home at Orangeville, Ont. school closed on Friday 25th for the summer and the following teachâ€" ers left on Saturday for their respecâ€" tive homes:â€"Miss F. Hubble, to Stirâ€" ling; Miss A. Mitchell, to Bruce Mines; Misses I and H. Murphy, to Mount Forestsand Miss J. Belanger to Elk Lake. Mr. Gordon Cornell, of the Bank of Montreal, Brantford, and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cornell, is spending his holidays at his home here. The young man had rather an unpleasant experience during the past week while canoeing on Pearl Lake. Without oné bit of warning the frail craft suddenâ€" ly precipitated its occupant into the refreshing waters of the beauty pond. Mr. Cornell was fortunate in being more expert in the water than in the canoe and struck out boldly for the, shore and arrived safely, firmly reâ€" solved to try again at an early date. _ Mr. J. A. Bush was presiding at the Entrance Exams in Cochrane during the week. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Robinson, of Seâ€" cond avenue, have moved to Timmins where Mr. Robinson is conducting a blacksmith and repair shop. residence in Western Ontario, proâ€" bably in the vicinity of Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. McFee is one of the pioâ€" neers of the Camp, coming here as early as 1911, and withithe exception of three years in France during the Great War, has resided in this trict. MÂ¥ and Mrs. McFee have alâ€" ways been active in the interests of the town and we regret the departure of such good citizens. The best: wishes of their many friends will go with them to their new home. gree~â€"*â€" now quite a That Suds 1s Careâ€" buds wife and he., V s TIMMINS LAUNDRY CO. 57 Cedar Street, N., Timmins wash for the Duds‘ family. Look at the excellent work we do and then sean our price list. _ You will understand why there are a lot of folks in this town enthusiastic about this laundry. Phone us to call. We handle the entire weekly Look for Suds Duds. The application made by Bucke Township for permission to annex the township of Lorrain and the unsurâ€" veyed territory known as South Lo?â€" rain was refused by the Ontario Railâ€" way Munic}pal Board last week on theâ€" argatment that the people in the territory concerned did not desire to be so annexed. 3 CEDAR STREET â€"â€"-â€".-VDJ’ bast as well as being taken through the Cobalt mines. Friday evening there was a banquet held at the fine new hotel in Haileybury. Mr. J. G. Dickson, President of the Temiskaâ€" ming Mine Managers‘ A‘ssociation, occeupied the chair in effective w: Y, and among the special speaker for the occasion were.â€"Mr. A., F, Brigham, Mr. J. P. Watson and others. Sat. urday the Association enjoyed _ a cruise on the lake and visited other of the South Lorrain mines, having luncheon at Ville Marie. hbusiness is to sell them a Singer Sewing Machine if they need one at business When a girl loves a boy business When they want to get n is their business Lne Association were the guests of the Temiskaming â€"Mine Managers‘ Association, and every hospitality was extended to them. Friday afterâ€" neon members of the Association were taken to South Lorrain and Ragged Chutes to inspect the silver mines and the various plants, ete., as well as being taken through the Cobalt mines. Friday evening there was a banquet held at the fine When a boy loves Mr. W. E. Segsworth. While at Cobalt the member 't_he Association were the onest Pine Street at First Avenue Timmins Oakes, President of tlie Lake Shore Mines, was elected First Viceâ€" Presiâ€" dent and H. P. DePencier, General Manager of the Dome Mines, Ltd., Second _ Viceâ€"President. The new Executive Committee is composed of the following: J. P. Watson, J. P. Bickell, P.â€"DL. Culver, J. Y. Murdock and J. Mackintosh Bell. The annual meeting of the ()n’al'm Mining Association was held at! Coâ€" balt ld\t week/and was largely attendaâ€" ed. ~The session proved a very interâ€" esting and helpful one. Mr. A. F, Mr. H..P. DePencier Second Viceâ€" President. Other Porcupine Men on the Executive A. F. BRIGHAM PRESIOENT . OF MINING ASSOCHATION Porcupine Steamship Agency All the Best Lines PHONE 380â€"A . SEGU IN°S Phone 610â€"W 23 Wilson Avenue Have the Wagon Call Wedding Cakes Sweet Clover Milk Bread Pastries LAKE‘S and Specialty a girl it is his de by Bucke n to annex the nd the unsurâ€" as South : Ontario Railâ€" married it it is her