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m\k‘dllflflfllfilllfl/fffilffilflllfifllfilflllfil/ffilfilf/ S t tS tA S S J O 2C L 4* 544444 * Free Home Demonstration L oL ma T it e P o l e e i m t o i e i o o o o T oo t T en y t W Mr. Jimme Hogg, a former reâ€" sident here, is in town this week,. Mrs. R. Ewing and son, Robert, of Kirkland Lake, are the guests of her son, Art Ewing, here, and Mrs. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stenson, acâ€" companied by Donald, son of the late George Stenson, former residents here but now of Kirkland Lake, motored in on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dixie and two children and spent the weekâ€" end with Mrs. C. B. Morgan. South Poreupine, Ont. August 15th, 1928. Special to The Advance. Miss A. Ortwine, of Englehart, is the guest of Mrs. W. W. Wilson for 4 *4 m m o C C PCP KEEP YOU DRL South Porcupine Rejoicesâ€" at Finding of Andy Taylor Friends in Camp Greatly Delighted at Safety of Oldâ€"Timer Many Matters of Interest at Meeting of Township Council at South Porcupine. Other News from Corresâ€" pondent at South Porcupine. Â¥ h() It will do your washing in about one hour. It will wash the daintiest artiâ€" cles without injury. It will wash blankets and woolens beautifully clean and fluffy. Clothes last longer. Only soap and water required. It will pay for itself in a short time, saving laundry bills and hired help. Atâ€" taches to any electric light socket. Cost for electricity about 1 cent an hour. â€"It is noiseless. «P P P LAAA L â€"Lâ€"AL DPA DL L L L LAAA DL â€"AL LAAA LAAA LA L PP P A P P P PP PP P PP l Manufactured by the oldest and largest washing machine manufacturers in the British Empire NOW ON DISPLAY AND SOLD IN TIMMINS Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Limited ‘ouple oOfI weeks. Miss â€" Alice Tomkinson. of Cobalt i0 is visiting her brother in camp newed acquantances in town this GYÂ¥YRATOR ELECTRIC WASHER Thursday, Aug. 16th, 1928 Reasonable in price, this washer can be purchased on easy terms if desired. The money expended on the launâ€" dry, the weekly washerâ€" woman will pay for it, and will meet the terms your dealer can arrange. See him about this wonderful offer. New Junior Connotr Gyrator Electric Washer Sold on Easy Payâ€" ments if Desired limmie Ho women of Timmins and the Porâ€" cupine District have been waiting for this, positively the last word in washing machines â€" â€" giving them all the features desired to make wash day disappear as a day of drudgery. ‘ CONNOR 4885844484444 44 454 4 6 i 5 t o 5 4 in | â€" U _ tust? TW es Lot _ s ) Every lady attending this sale will receive a souvenir from the manufacturer * 44 44 4 4 8 Up in Value now on display in Timmins has made the change. The washing is done speedily, better and at less cost. Made in Ottawa, Canada, by a Canadian firm having 53 years experience in the manufacture of washing machines, the Connor Gyrator Electric Washer is the last word in wash day labour savers. Matchless in appearance, mechanically perfect, compact, rugged in strength, vibrationless and noiscless in operation, it has an extra large copper tub, which will not rustâ€"â€".â€"plugs in on an electric light socket, and uses but half of the current of an electric ironâ€"â€"â€"easy to operate W . Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Boyle, of Haileyâ€" bury, visited with frmnds in town reâ€" cently. Miss Pearl Kennedy leaves on Satâ€" urday for a vacation in Ottawa. The Anglican Sunday School held their annual picnic on Huot‘s farm at Poreupine Lake on Saturday afterâ€" noon. â€" The young folks enjoyed®themâ€" selves very much, racing, playing #ames, ctc. ‘ Dr. Spragne and Mrs. Spragne, of New York, were the guests of the doe: tor‘s sister, Mrs. F. Clark, the latter Miss Cara in extended vis or‘s sister, Mrs. v. Gaark, the latter rart of last week. Miss Dorothy Clark is leaving shortâ€" y for a postâ€"graduute course at the John Hopkins Universitw, Baltimore Also a few machines which have been used for demonstration purposes, to be sold at a $50.00 to $60.00 reduction. _ These t P t l P eP mmill it to h L. lunt machines carry the usual guarantee. rthn, is on Mrs3., V\ RSELEF FROM DUurFRY Down in Price is tThe guest oT ner mMster, Mrs. C,. MCâ€" Innis, at Golden City. Master Gordon Roy is camping with his friend, Maynard Raycroft, of Timâ€" mins, at the Golden City beach. At the police court on Thursday last there was one speeder, who paid the usual fine; one woman was given three months for selling liquor:; two men were fined $100 and costs or 1 month in jail for having liquor withâ€" out permit. â€" The provincial police had a case of a motorist not having the proper markers Miss Isobel Little Miss Mamie Richards is cele brating her third birthday by having in a group of her small friends toâ€"day Messrs Mike Pears and Max Sut cliffe, of Toronto, motored up for : holiday, with Mr. and Mrs. R, MeWil liams and family at the Dome Mines Miss Beatrice Pearce, of Toronto is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Me Innis, at Golden City. Mr. Fred Ridgely, of Boston Creek, sent the weekâ€"end with friends in town. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Rapsay entertained Ex '-N-"o'o'o¢"'o’¢oo~ooooo¢.’ ‘s in the British Empire """""'Nooo"ooooo «P l h TIMMINS BV .imited 4* 444 @â€"© J hue Lappers Fort, st. Michiels Ley, Bruges, Belgium, became the bride of Mr. James Howe, son of Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Howe, of Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. _ The ceremony was performed by Rev. Fr. Roulier, after which a reception was held at the home of the bride‘s sister, Mrs. L. Vermeesch, Commercial avenue. Mrs. Vermeesch was ‘maid of honour,‘ and Miss L. Vermeesch, niece of the bride was «bridesmaid, while Mr. Robert Hawes supported the groom. The bride was attired in white silk with veil and orange blossoms, white hat, wth shoes and stockings to match and carried a large bouquet of flowers The bridesmaid was also dressed in white silk. Mrs. Howe has been in ‘amp eight months livins with ner sister, Mrs. Vermeesch. The groom has resided here four years, working at the Dome Mine where he is a stope boss. He has a host of friends, has been active in football and a member of the Cornish Club. Among those at the reception were Mr. ad Mrs. P. J. Varker, Mr. and Mrs. N. .A. Rule, M. Ironâ€"clad â€" Written 12â€"year Guarantee With each machine is given a 12â€"year guarantee, the strongâ€" est, longest guarantee in existence. And remember this guarantee is backed by a firm that has been manuâ€" facturing washers exclusively here in Canada for the past 5b3 years. ippers Fort, St. Michiels Ley, , Belgium, became the bride James Howe, son of Mr. and OouTSIDE INSULATING AND PROTECTING WALL NICKELED COPPER TVB AIR SPACH \the other from the searchers Both :reiterated the fact that his health w as good He was found Monday, August but particulars are not vyet to hand as to just where ‘he was founa. After the finding of a note over forty miles east of the orginal district searched, dated July 26th, search was resumed with renewed hope further ‘east. Then two Indians came out ’with the story of finding notes written on birch bark by Andv Taylor and fastened to a tree at an old abandoned \Hudson Bay fort. It also looked as though he had constructed a raft and 'the potatoes growing in an old pateh there had l;eon dhtn*hvd the Indians thought later than Auzus t Ist. â€" Hope ran high, vet the time had been so Employees in the Oshawa, W a ville and Regina plants of Ge Motors of Canada will narticipa the benefits of the largest life u ance contract evor written, it is nounced by H. A. Brown, Ge Manager. § Record Amount invoivea. All Emâ€" ployees to be Covered in Addition to Workmen‘s Compensation. No Medical Examination. tron I)I'(‘: is to be investigated by Chief Melnâ€" nis who is trying to locate the desertâ€" ing father. In another case it was considered there were members of the family quite able to earn a living even if one member were incapacitatâ€" ed. Re a cheaper rate for street lights it was not considered economy to put in more lights to eat up the difference in price of electricity and there is to be further â€" correspondence with the Power Co. _ There was again some correspondence re rock or no rock in Schumacher water connections. Perâ€" mission was granted for the extansion of the front of lots in Schumacher where the new sidewalks are being built but the engineer warned them that plenty of room would be required for the plough for winter. There was correspondence from Cobalt council re the meeting of the Municipal Associaâ€" tion in Toronto on August 30th at which Reeve C. V. Gallagher of Tisâ€" dale is booked to speak. Further arâ€" rangements about this will be made later. Leo Mascroli‘s tender for the construction of cement sidewalks in Schumacher was accepted. GENERAL MOTORS START FINE INSURANGE PLAN ed that this was merely sent as sampie, that later the depantment ha purchase 300 feet _of similar hos from the same firm. A Jetter askin, for _ roads in the northern part o Tisdale was not considered favou ably as this part is too sparsely set tled to warrant that expense. Severs charity cases were reported, one very needy one from Balsam 8t. M wite had never quite given up hope, always saying that «Andy could take care of himmseif as lonz as he was noi hurt. . Then as their youngest daughâ€" ter, Annabelle‘s, birthday drew to a close came the glad message, over which the whole camp is rejoicing. The Tisdale township council met on Monday evening with Reeve Galâ€" lagher and councillors Hawkins and Williams present. There was quite a delegation of Birch St. North resiâ€" dents re a water supply for that part created a laugh when he got up and stated that he ‘had too much water, but that it was on the land out in front of his property. It seems that carters drawing black muck for the gardens of Timmins have left a large cavity there which has filled with water and is a menace to the public. One child was nearly drowned last week. The engineer was asked to see about the draining of this hole and preventing more being made. _ The water problem for the houses may be solved by a service â€"C. Jucksch, fire chief of Schumacher, was present re 50 feet of ‘hose mwith which the township had been billed. He claimâ€" uciegJALIONn OL GDBNVCN stt resiâ€" dents re a water supply for that part After some half dozen of his neighâ€" bours had asked for water one man created a laugh when he got up and stated that he had too much water, As we write, the phone has rung three times in about as many minutes to tell us the glad tidings that Andyv Taylor is found. Lost in the Maniâ€" toba woods since June 28th, two wires came to his family last evening that he was found alive and in good condiâ€" tion. The whole town is rejoicing with Mrs. Taylor and family. The telegrams came, one from F. Coleman by whom he was employed when lost, J. Mudge, Mr. and Mrs. Coppens and| Under the terms of the insurancs daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Huot and| contract all General Motors employees Lillian. On Sunday evening a number ; of three months‘ services are eligible of his working mates and the shift|to participate in the insurance proâ€" bosses at the Dome gave him a surâ€"| gramme, while new employees and prise party. Mr. and Mrs. Howelthose of less than three months‘ were the recipients of many beautiful| standing automatieally become eligâ€" gifts. They will reside in W, Freeâ€"|ible as soon as the waiting period has man‘s house on Commercial avenue.| elapsdd. Individual employees will As we write, the phone has rung|Nave $2,000 of life insurance and beneâ€" three times in about as manvy minutes | lits of $15.00 a week during absence tha Jned nt of » had been billed. He c this was merely sent that later the depantment e 300 feet of similar cord contract ied by Alfred t of" General \his property. It seems that drawing black muck for the of Timmins have left a large many weq mnever quite had bé dubious IYO uy Sloan e WNic: 350,000,â€" e â€" than est preâ€" n,. Jr. in ths hose hop tak S No otf When commenting on the insurance programme, Mr. Brown pointed out that it is but one of a number of plans for mutual benefit that General Motors and its employees have undertaken coâ€"operatively. He quoted some reâ€" marks made by Mr. Sloan in conâ€" nection with the signing of the appliâ€" cation; ‘*The success that {Gteneral Motors has enjoyed,"" said Mr. Sloan, ‘‘naturally eannot be attributed to any single influence, but on the conâ€" trary has resulted from the combined efforts of many. However, the fact the General Motors has prospered proportionately even more than any other industrial enterprise ecan hbe attributed almost entirely, I Iyelieve, to the eirectiveness of its employer holder if he becomes totally and manently disabled. Such paymer made in forty equal monthly ins ments. In the event of such disa ty the employee would first draw temporary disability benefits. 1 the combined benefits would cov of three years ~and se months. * dents happening off the job. Occupaâ€" tional accidents will continue to be covered by workman‘s compensation. The insurance will be issued without medical examinationâ€"a condition that perimits the insuring of many emâ€" ployees who are unable to obtain inâ€" dividual protection because of physiâ€" ‘al impairmentâ€"and the contribution toward the cost will be the same for all employees, regardless of age. ‘The amount _ the â€" individual _ worker will pay will be less than 3 amoun t the â€" andividual worker will pay will be less than 3 cents a day, from oneâ€"ninth to oneâ€"third of the cost of simiular protection if applied for_ individuâ€" ally. This low cost is made possible by the fact the General Motors will pay a substantial part of the premium, A feature of ‘the insurance contract is the total and permanent disability clause that provides for the payment of the dlife insurance to the poliecy holder if he becomes totally and perâ€" manently disabled. Such payment is ible as soon as the waiting per: elapsad. â€" Individual employves have $2,000 of life insurance an lits of $15.00 a week during : tfrom work owing to illness o dents happening off the job. C tional accidents will continue covered by workman‘s comper The insurance will be issued . Chocolate Covered Nuts Chocolate Covered Fruits Chocolate Ginger Bon Bons Nougats Caramels Creams Pecan Rolls Pecan Dates All the same price 75¢. per pound Just $1.00 any place in Timmins $2.00 to South Porcupine Roeed Block WATCH FOR THE CHECKER TAXI 32 Third Avenue, Timmins "Free Taxis Toâ€"morrow " Hamilton‘s One Dollar Checker Taxi ALWAYS FRESH Perfect Service employed Druggist to illness or acei relationship would ceover a ‘s ~andâ€" seven Timmins Thus tall hili