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Perfect Service |\__Churchâ€"workers are busily engaged in the construction of booths, and in 'making other preparations for the big ; bazaar to be held in the United Church ‘ on Wednesday and Thursday, 28th and |29th. inst. An afternoon tea and sale of homeâ€" made cooking will be held on Saturday, November 27th, under the auspices of LO.B.A., No. 742, of Schumacher, in the store on First avenue, recently vaâ€" cated by Marshallâ€"Ecclestone. â€" There will be salad, cakes and tea. Beans, brown bread and pie for those who deâ€" sire a heavier meal; also doughnuts and coffee. Come in for a lunch after the show. Muriel, Arthur and Harry Sims left on Thursday morning to join their father, Mr. R. Sims, of Sudbury. Durâ€" ing the past few months the children have been under the guardianship of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones, Second ave., who have lavished upon the little ones every kindness and attention. Mr. Mervin Corrigan returned this week from a business trip to Kirkland Lake and North Bay. Miss Lucy Glazier, of North Bay, was a Thanksgiving visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Glazâ€" ier, First avenue. Miss Glazier, who is a nurseâ€"inâ€"training at the hospital in that city, will graduate in June. Miss H. Michaelson, teacher in the South Porcupine public school, was a weekâ€"end visitor in town. Mr. Jack Leng, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leng, has secured a position as bookâ€"keeper at Kapuskasing, and left recently for this progressive paper town. Jack has always been one of our highly esteemed young citizens and his numerous friends will be pleased to hear of his continued success. A programme consisting of songs, reâ€" citations, Indian legends and music will be presented by Chief Deyokah (Mr. Charles A. Cooke), in the United Church on Wednesday, November 28th, at eight o‘clock. This celebrated Cree Indian Chief will appear in full tribal costume. He comes very highly reâ€" commended as a pleasing enetertainer. Visitors to and From Schumacher. Events to be Held at Schumachet in Near Future. Mr. William Duncan left recently to accept a position at Rouyn, Que. Shumacher, Ont., Nov. 21ist. Special to The Advance. PREPABATIONS FOR BIG RAZAAR AT SCHUMACHER On Monday evening, November 19th the Oddfellows of South Porcup,ne celebrated their fourteenth birthday by having a banquet with an imâ€" promptu concert and short dance afterward. A number of guests were present from Timmins. Mrs. H. M. Martin catered for the banquet, and was assisted in the serving of it by members of the Rebekah Lodge. After the repast was enjoyed a number of toasts were given, with Mr. Harry Cosâ€" tain acting as toastâ€"master. After the toast to the King, Mr. W. G. Smith, of Timmins, proposed the toast to the Lodge and told several amusing stories. This toast was responded to by Mr. W. M. White, of Timmins, fondly called "Dad" by the majority in South Porcupine. He told of talkâ€" ing of Oddfellowship in camp 15 years ago, of petitioning for a lodge before the Grand Lodge thought the time opportune, then petitioning again an the lodge being instituted on Novemâ€" ber 18th, 1914. The charter membors of the Lodge at that time were Messrs George Lake, Hugh and James Boyle, J. Easton and Cecil Culbert besides himself. Those present at the instituâ€" tion of that Lodge who were also presâ€" ent at the banauet on Monday were Messrs W. G. Smith, Geo. Lake, J. T. Easton, "Scotty" Wilson and W. M. White (now of Timmins) and J. Fell, Sr.., R. McWilliams, Sr., W. G. Skinâ€" ner, 8. Sky, F. H. Hall, J. Ostrom and George Bartle, still belonging to this end of the camp. The lodges of Coâ€" balt, New Liskeard and Haileybury put on the degree work, among those helpâ€" ing being the late S. A. Starling, father of George Starling, one of south Porcupine‘s most useful and acâ€" tive Oddfellows. Jack Easton WaAs called on for a song and responded with "O,. You Cobalt," the mempers of the party joining in the chorus. R. McWilliams then favoured the gathering with a cornet solo. L. Sauâ€" der proposed the toast to the Visitors, Maxwell Smith responding, who is a member of Espanola Lodge, though an attendant here for the past twelve years. H. Costain then gave an Irish version of the story of David and Goliath. the brogue in which would lead one to consider he had been born on the Emerald Isle had we not known: the place of his nativity was a disâ€" tance farther on, viz., the Isle of Man. "scotty" Wilson then gave a rendition of the "Porcupine Song," with thei others joining in. Mr. S. T. of Timmins, was called on for hlb{ favourite song but made a short speech. Then the whole group ganh-â€" ered around the piano informally or. talking in social groups. The same Reminiscences of the Early Days of the Oddfellows‘ Lodge in the Camp. Charter Members of Porcupine Lodge 1.0.0.F. Official Visit of Mrs. Horace Parsons, Organâ€" izing Secretary Girl Guides, to South Porcupine. South Porcupine, Ont, Nov. 2ist. building in which the affair was held Special to The Advance. was obtained for the institution fourâ€" On Monday evening, November .19th. teen years ago and by the personal the Oddfellows of South Porcupine | efforts of many of the members then celebrated their fourteenth birthday| was fitted up for a lodge room, special by having a banquet with an imâ€" mention being made of the efforts ot promptu concert and short dance! the late Brother William Richardason. afterward. A number of guests were During the reading of the names of present from Timmins. Mrs. H. M. the brothers who had passed on there Martin catered for the banquet, and| were many who had built the lodge to was assisted in the serving of it by| what it is toâ€"day and their successors members of the Rebekah Lodge. After| are endeavouring to carry on to the the repast was enjoved a number of | best of their ability. South Porcupine I. 0. 0. F. Observe 14th Anniversary On Wednesday, November 14th, Mrs. Horace Parsons of Toronto, was an official visitor to the First South Porâ€" cupine Girl Guiaes. Mrs. Parsons is the organizing secretary for ;he Canâ€" adian Girl Guides, and has had a of yvears work in the moveâ€" w # .z. © ** # + Patrico Brand, 3 oz. tin......... 27¢ Z a]] kllldS er tin > Artificial, 2 oz. bottle................ 9¢ s * + ’8. , p t * +‘% f Patrico Brand, 6 oz. tin.......... 49c % 1 Artificial, 16 oz. bottle............ 40c 00......0.0.000.00.00000 ..‘“‘“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“ '“ .“ .“ .“.“ .“.“.“ .“ .“ .“ .00'“ .“ .“ .“.“ .“ .“ .“ .“'OO.“ .“ .“ .“ .“.“.“ .“.“.“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .......... o * Above prices are effective in our store on 3rd Avenue also our TOwnsite store #.% ## #4 4 * #4 4# + *# % #* #4 #* %.% #4 #.% Â¥* #4 %.% *# ® #4 04 * .# #* © ® ##4 44 * % #* #4 *# #* %.% #* *4 % #4 44 # ® #4 #4 #4 *# % #* $# #4 * *4 * % #*. #4 * % #* 04 #4 #.% #* %.% 4. % *4 #4 *# % #Â¥4 %#4 g#4 *# % #4 4.% #4 #4 # . % #* #.% #4 #%.% #* 4 #.% #4* 4. % #% * . % t# ## *# ® *4 4. % #*4 44 #4 * % #*4 #4 L Â¥+ * % #* * . ® *+* ## # #* * ## #4 #%. _@ © #4_< # .0 #4* # L *4 # * *4 * % s**s *#* * *# ##* # *# *4 # # #4 # # *4 #. *# #4 # *# + 4 #* # *# #4 # *# #* # # #* + + #4 # *# #* * 4 *4 # 4 *4 * *# *# # *# ## * ## # *# ## # *# #* # 4 #4 *# .0 # .. + 228 #* # #© #* *# *# #*4 # # #* *# # *4 # # #* *# # #* # La *4 # * #4 # La #4 + # #* # 4# ## # La #4 + # ##* # 4 #4 *# # #* # # ind + L3 #% # L #* # «+ #* # # ## *# # #4 # < ## # + *4 *# # #* # # #* #4 #@ # #4 # # #+4 # + #4 # # #4 # a *4 # + #* # + #* # # ## *# 4 #4 ## * ##* # + # # *4 ## * ## # % ## # *4 # /A «* Townsite Store Phone 705 Extra Choice Canadian * Fancy quality, Ib. ... 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Ib. ... :.s.: +2 nA 28c :2: Orange Halves, per Ib............. 28c Kraft Cheese in packages 4 Shelled Walnuts 59C ; Lemon Halves, per Ib........... 26¢ 1 lb. ............ 43¢ 1/2 lb. ............ 22¢ :2: Fancy Halves per lb ....... ::: Citron Halves, per lb ................ 42¢ L 0 * * 0 . ’ “ “ “ “.“ . “ “ “ “. “. “.“ 00 “ “ “.“ “ 0 srec*tse*ves* # “.“ # # #* # 4 @ “. ## ustt .00.00. *# 6 ## # + #4 6 + #* *# + ##* «# 4 #4 4 #4 # # *4 + + #4 *# + *4 * 4 #4 *# @ #* * .%t. .“.00. #4 + w #@ # t #* *# # #Â¥4 # # #* # * #* + # #4 + # #* 4 #* # *4 #@ 4 # “.“ *# *4 ° #e *a 2*, .“ © “’“’“ 4 °% JAAA “.“.“’“ trestes *© °% # .. + .0 + *# *4 + *# 44 *# # #4 + * #4 *# + #4 # *# 44 *# ## + # ## * *# ## # * #4 4 La *4 # *# #* + * #* *# * *4 # * ## + * ## # 4 #* *# 4+ #4 * #% #4 * *# #4 # * ¢ *# #4 # *# #4 * 4 ## * *% #4 + # #4 *# * ## + *# Â¥* t ‘% .“ «+ “. 4 # ts ut. .*,. ,*, “.“.“.“ #4 n 242222 a* 2 2* 2 2t * .“.“.“'“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.0 # # #4 # # 00.“ # Li # # _ _# #© t# # . ® w# « ..‘ # # # # .’ @4# + # 4# # # ##* # # #* #. _# # JP\ “.N. ## # # «ow t . *# 00.0 *# < #4 # *# #4# ## # w ## # # ## #4 ## ## #4 # # #4 # + # « #4# # # ## # # ## # # ##4 # # #4 # # # # #4 # +4 *# a RED EMPEROR GRAPES Choice Seedless Raisins THE NORTHLAND GROCERS, LIMITED, having purchased the Grocery and Meats Departments of the Hollinger Stores and added these pioneer stores to the «company‘s growing chain of Northland groceries, wish to announce that the chief aim of the group of stores is to supply the highest quality of good at the lowest possible prices. Under the new ownetrship prices will be found to be considerably reduced while delivery and other service will be maintained and increased. | This is made possible by the large purchases necessarily made for the chain of stores, the public benefitting from the large buying power of the firm and the years of specialized knowledge and experience back of the stores. _ All old customers of these Pioneer Stores and all new patrons will be welcomed and the fullest effort made to rive them service and satisfaction. HERE ARE SOME SPECIALS FOR PÂ¥\ 19 '..-: : : s U y hk s ho ds Snd L8 4 W y | C + 8 Aw I?‘ CHOICEK APPLES .“.“ .“ .00 ... .“ .“ .“ .00 .“ .“ .“ .“ .00 .“ .00 .“ .“ .“.“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .0. .“ .“.“ .“ .“ .0 #% .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ + '“'. *s+ o4 # # *ost ht A% es 00‘ 40" * :4# #, * Â¥4 #4 *# 4 # #4 *# 4 ##4 *# # #* + 4 #4# *# ## ## *# % #4 # # ## # ##* # «# #4 ## # # ## # ¢ ## # # #4 # * #4 # # #4 #4 *# # #4 *# # #4 # # ## + @ #* *# + ##% *# 4 “.“ o t * .¢ 4. % # #4 .“ .“.“ .“.“.“ .00 .“ .“. * * 4. _% _ + + + .Q.n.“.“.“.“.“.“ # *#. * t*. * * t :t t t t t 4 t (% t h t t t K KK t t t t POIAIOFS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Mrs. A. V. Waters. of Cochrane, has been appointed Commissioner for the District of Cochrane, and we hope, that with such a wellâ€"organized association, we will be able to have a camp for the entire district at Nellie Lake next summer, but that, of course, is a thing ment, having been Commissioner for North Toronto, for some time. Mrs. W. H. Johns, secretary of the local association of Guides, has been apâ€" pointed Divisional Commissioner, Timâ€" mins, Schumacher, South Porcupine and Connaught coming within her jurisdiction. It is the aim of the local association to form a company in Schumacher in the near future, possiâ€" bly one in Connaught, and a second company in South Porcupine. Timâ€" mins Guides, with their captain, Mrs. Groves, were present at the meeting in Guide Headquarters in‘ the evening, and Mrs. Parsons enrolled four of their members. Five South Porcupine girls and the three ladies who form our local association, were also enrollâ€" ed. Mrs. Parsons spoke to the Guides about the influence that Guiding has on international relations, it being such a worldâ€"wide movement. She also expressed surprise that we had such a large and enthusiastic company after being organized so short a time. # #4 $ La *4 $ *# #4 o # #6 *# © #4 *# L *#* + *# #4 * * #4 4 # € # * .““ *4 *# *# #4 *# #4 *4 #4 * 4 #4 # #4 + > +4 * A v4 4# 44 * t4 + p Desiccated Cocoanut Shredded Cocoanut Shelled Almonds # .O + “. #_ #®_ _# _ # w . t / _ o6 .. # .. " w 00.0 # # .0 # # «ow ## Sote t# # #o# t# *# #° /# #. * .“ W# # # # # #u# # w w# *# # ## *# # hnd w _ _ @ 0“0 ## # # ## # # ## +# ## # # ##4 ## ## *# # ## * # w# # # #4 # # #4# # # *# # # ## # # # # .O #o# ## # + # 4 _ o# 4# +~ + # _ _ ®# w# #% * 0-.0.. # t FINEST IRISH COBBLERS The Timmins Junior Hockey team is busy at present getting ready for the fastâ€"approaching hockey season. A squad of about 20 lads are out at each practice and everything looks good for a fine season. There are regular trainâ€" ing practices every Wednesday and Friâ€" day and the boys are not only attendâ€" ing regularly to the training but they are showing up well in general. The committeée making the canvass for membership tickets for Junior Hockey will be calling around town in the course of the next few days. Hockey fans should see that they get full support, as the plan this year is to do all financing of the club by the sale of membership tickets and so avoid taking up subscription lists from the merchants and others. Junior Hockey Boys Now Have Regular Workâ€"Outs of the fulure. Following the Guide meeting, the South Porcupine Court of Honour served tea, Mrs. Parsons lateor going to Timmins with Mrs,. Groves, and leaving on Thursday morning for Troquois Falls. 138 to 150 IN BOX per box EXTRA SPECIAL! 1928 CROP 9¢ Extra Special While they Last 90 Ib bas 3rd Avenue Store Phones 700â€"701â€"702 Choice No. 4‘s., 2 tins .. Valley Mist Peas Heinz Tomato 29¢ KETCHUP, 14 oz. bot.... Orange Halves, per Ib. Lemon Halves, per lb. Citron Halves, per lIb.... Extra 2 lbs. 21¢ Thursday, Nov. 22nd, 1928 325 Special