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Motored From Hamilton to South Porcupine This Week Ssouth Porcupine, June lith, 1929 Special to The Advance. Miss M. E. Adams, of Hunter‘s Point has been the guests of her sister, Mrs Lithgow, of Connaught Hill. The Porcupine Wild Cats and Schuâ€" macher will play their first softball match of the interâ€"town league at the Dome on Thursday, evening the game starting about six p.m. Said the Roads are in Pretty Good Shape. Visitors to and From South Porcupine During the Past Week. Other Interesting Items of News from The Advance Corresâ€" pondent at South Porcupine. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook are moving. to the Dome Extension to take up resiâ€" dence on Wednesday. We are pleased to congratulate Miss Alma Laforest, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Laforest, on successfully passing her third year examination in the faculty of Arts at Toronto Univerâ€" sity. Mr. and Mrs. P. Huot and family are taking up residence in Windsor. Mr. Huot and his son have been there for sometime, Mrs. Huot and the other children are joining them this week. Mr. Spencer has purchased their home on Connaught Hill. Thursday, June 13th, 1929 Mr. Hugh Richmond went down to THE (GGOLDFIELD DRUG â€" COMPANY â€" IMITED T AVDR A TB Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday The Out HRate Drug IK L L/ LNXXX L OA LILALXUJ U ILJBLAELGOâ€"â€" CV UALLLLECLCL LALL 3 KFL L AL__ LCAXLL _ CA on J LKA Lo J KS E4e K KK Ǥ . 0) l E4 fimg 7 ce N .. ELC i NeWe en l c| P hk 2 3 oi e .. se Bs ie N c P0 > C SE c it s To on e i 2s 3 ie 56e B 1 oc 1 ids ce im io ce 7 2i t 10. es s en 1 t s CEA hn 4t t ie s CBP o a ie t oo it e ts 9 ho oc N ts oc We ue 0 e ie t uk e 3 1000 ce N ly 3 te 24 T Ni on m t eP M w sB i T_7 Organs, such as Gravel, Congestion of the Kidneys or Bladder, Frequency of Urination, Acidity and etc. If you are troubled with your kidneys, we guarantee Howard‘s Kidney Tonic to correct the trouble. Don‘t throw your money away on Pills. Get a bottle toâ€"day, Price $1.00 worth $100.00. SAUVE‘S PRESCRIPTIONS CAN BE FILLED AT THIS STORE.â€"WE HAVE ALL THE ORIGINAL ONES. GIVE US THE NUMBER AND WE WILL DO THE REST There Are Many Unusual Features In This New T wo Door Sedan l k Five chassisâ€"sixes and cightsâ€" prices ranging from $1095 to $3210. Car illustrated is Model 612. six cylinder, five passenger, two door Sedan, $1095 (special ecquipment extra). All prices f. o. b. Windsor, taxes extra. Roboleine Aspirin Baver‘s A Car is Ready for T ou to Driv e 64 Spruce Street Bedtime Pills for Constipation Castoria Fletcher‘s 21¢ Swastika toâ€"day to welcome his mother, who is coming from Scotland to pay him a visit after not having seen him for seven years. Her many friends are glad to see Miss Gladys Gibbons around again after her recent operation. Mr. Oscar Knutson motcred from Hamilton. Leaving there Sunday he got into Bourkes Mine at ten a.m. Monday. As he is in charge of this mine hC Istayed there till Tuesday morning and motored up toâ€"day arrivâ€" ing about three p.m. He reports the roads as being very good. Their many friends here will be inâ€" terested in the recent marriage at Kirkland Lake of Mr. Cal Evans and Mrs. Ann Phillips. Mr. Evans was one of the pioneers of Porcupine, having been in the men‘s furnishings business Mr. W. G. Bowles is in Cochrane for the assizes this week. Mrs. D. McLellan and Master Dou glas left on Sunday for Calabogie hav ing been called there owing to the ill ness of Mrs. McLellan‘s aunt. Unusually wide doors permit easy entrance to the rear compartment of this Model 612 two door Sedan. The front seats slide forward or backward at the touch of a lever, providing adjustable leg room, addiâ€" tional entrance space, and extra storage capacity when needed. The beautiful and substantial body is built in Grahamâ€"Paige plants, from carefully selected hard woods cut and seasoned at Grahamâ€"Paige mills in Florida. All pillars and braces are extra large and heavy: the dash and supporting structure are of heavyâ€" gauge steel, bolted, riveted and spotâ€"welded at all joints. Seats are extra wide. Upholstery is of fine mohair. Mouldedâ€"on rubber floor boards in the front compartment are airâ€"tight and noiseâ€"proof. Arm rests, fittings and appointments are durable and handâ€" some. The 62 horsepower motor, mounted on rubber, is of modern designâ€"powerful and quickly responsive. #.% ## * % #.% w# #4 #4 *# # % %.% #* ## *.% #* ## #4 W *# # 34. # *# #* *# d ## # + #*4 # *# #4 *# *% *4 *# *# *4 *# # #* * *# *4 # *# 44 # * ** ## + % ## # *# #* *# *# #4 + # #4 # *# #@ * # ## # bd ## # #* #* # # *, *# ## ## # # *4 *+ # ## 44 # *# *# # #* # *# *4 es Bring in the Film of your Baby and enter it in our Baby Picture Contest. Five prizes given, and each entry receives an enlargement from the film FREE. The Contest is limited to 100 Babies. All entries must be in by the end of next week. Ogden‘s Fine Cut 1/ Ib. 70c Listerine Tooth Paste *ae*a *4 # # *, #4 *# *# #* *# *# #* testes #4 #4 + 4 *4 # L *4 ## # # #@ #. # *4 + # *4 *# # + # *4 *# # * # ## * t #* #* *4 *a 4* ..‘.“ ## *# # ## *4 # ## # L *# “:o «8 *# # Â¥# ts ®, * # # *4 *# * ## * #©° "# #4 ** # *# *#* *# Ld *# # *# #* *a2® *©* °% hss *®, *# *4 *#, *# *4 w # *# * *# **, * # *4 # # #* + *# *4 # * *4 # # *4 # 4 #4, # % "® + + *#. . * “’.'0‘.00 ® # +. *4 # L3 # © ## # L3 * + #4 ## *4 *n a* + * # ##4 #4 here. Mrs. Evans in charge of Mrs. Garrety‘s dressâ€"making establishment here before going to Kirkland Lake. Mr. Wes. Miller and bride of Pemâ€" broke have been holidaying at the home of his brother, Mr. Henry Miller, They arrived by motor during last wednesday‘s snow storm. Mrs. A. DeRosa was called to Matâ€" tawa on Monday owing to the serious illness of her father, Mr. George Moriâ€" sette, of that place. Later word has come that Mr. Morisette died at ten p.m. on Monday. A lifeâ€"long business man of Mattawa, the many in this district from that region will regret to learn of his demise. We all sympathize with Mrs. De Rosa in her bereavement. Miss Jessie Ferguson leaves this week for a vacation in Renfrew and the United States, after which she will take a position in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coulter, of Flint, Michigan, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Craik during the past week. Miss Dorothy Clark, graduate of the John Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, U.S. A., as a dietician, is spending a fortâ€" night in town with her parents, Prinâ€" cipal â€"and Mrs. Clark, before going to Montreal to take a position in the Royâ€" al Victoria hospital. The South Porcupine Fire Departâ€" ment are now busy practising for the big tournament at Cochrane, July ist. Bornâ€"In South Porcupine, on Friâ€" day, June 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. David Laineâ€"a@ son. Mr. Gordon Spence has this week started in as boss on the lineâ€"work in 3 for $1.00 Lucky styike Cizarettes Woodbury‘s Shaving Cream reg. 3D¢ THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO (13814â€"K"* Magnolia Cream for chapped hands this district for the Northern phone Company. Mrs. James Hogg went to Toronto on Saturday for a visit at his home there. Mr. Jim McGuire, of Cochrane, moâ€" tored down last week to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. Farrell. His car, being snowâ€"bound in June, was left here and he returned for it on Saturâ€" day. He was accompanied to Cochâ€" rane by Mr. L. Fairfax. Mr. and Mrs. S. Sky leave on Sunâ€" day by motor for Hamilton where they will attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ontario of the Rebekahs. Mrs. Art Ewing, who is attending Grand Lodge this year as delegate from Kitchener Rebekah Lodge, leaves on Friday for Kirkland Lake and Charlton. Her three little daughters will accompany her to Charlton to be the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Miller, while Mrs. Ewing is in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Coffey left on Saturday last for a vacation at North Bay, Renfrew, Niagara Falls and in the United States. TIMMINS LADS D0 WELL AI NORTH BAY ATHLETIG MEET Mrs. Herman entertained at tea on Tuesday afternoon in honour of her guest, Mrs. McVittie, of Noranda, a former beloved mistress of the manse here while her son was stationed in the United Church at this place. Many friends called to meet again the guest of honour who during her sojourn here was a real friend of everyone whether of her church or of some other. W. Finkelman, W. Shields, C. Charron, W. Paice, P. Aide, Among the Winners on Saturday Last Timmins lads did exceptionally well at North Bay on Saturday last in the fifth annual meet of District No. 8 of the Ontario school boys championship events. There were lads in attendance at the meet from all over the North Land. W. Paice took first in the 220 yard dash and second in the 100 yard dash in the intermediate high school events. W. Finkelman was second in the 220 yard, dash, junior high school. W. Shields was second in the running broad jump, junior high school. C. Charron was second in the shot put in the same class. In the mile run, senior high school events, P. Aide was second, He is a junior but competed in the senior event, because there was no junior event. In many ways the Timâ€" mins lads were under handicaps and taking it altogether it must be said that the high school lads from here did unusually well. Next year, no «#ubt they will do still better. At the North Bay event on Saturday, competition was particularly keen in the junior and intermediate classes of the high school events, and honours were fairly well divided. Among the outstanding performers were Charles McMillan, of St. Mary‘s separate school North Bay, who cleaned up in his class; Kenneth Milne, North Bay, in the junâ€" ior high jump; Sam Herman, North Bay, in the shot put in the same class; John Kostiuk of Cobalt in the intermeâ€" diate events, and T. Church, of Kirkâ€" land Lake, C. Stargatt, North Bay and L. Carlson, of Haileybury in the senior events. Irving Smith, of Toronto, treasurer of the A.A.U. of Canada, and Johnny Fitzpatrick, popular Olympic sprinter of the Hamilton Olympic Club, repreâ€" sented the Ontario Athletic Commisâ€" sion under whose auspices the meet was held. Johnny ran an exhibition 60 yards dash and thrilling the crowd with his speed and sprinting form. The following boys qualified for the final meet at Kingston on August 23: Charles McMillan, Arthur Angus, John Bartleman, John Ostrum, Edgar Parâ€" son, Samuel Herman, Kennéth Pouâ€" pre, Bert Brownell, Harold Miller, Gorâ€" don Dudley and Clarance Stargatt, of North Bay; Reino Kzeuhanen, Sudbury; Ray Downey, Soo; John Kostiuk, Coâ€" balt; Donald Hurd and Thomas Church, Kirkland Lake and Lors Carlâ€" son, Haileybury. Public and Separate Schooils 100 yd. dashâ€"1, C. McMillan, St Kirkland Lake and three little daughters her to Charlton to be Special b¢ Baby Bottles reg. 10c Listerine reg. 60c Mary‘s North Bay; 2, E. Wellbrook, Mcâ€" Phail, North Bay. Time 10 4â€"5 440 yds. relayâ€"1. St. Mary‘s School, North Bay; 2, Harvey Street School, North Bay; 3, McPhail Street School, North Bay, (McMillan, Comba, Landâ€" riault, Pisano). Time,54 4â€"5. Running high jumpâ€"1. R. Kauhanen, Sudbury P.\| S., 2, C. McMillan, St. Mary‘s, North Bay; 3, C. Pearson, Mcâ€" Phail, North Bay, Distance 4 ft. 10 in. Running broad jumpâ€"1, C. McMilâ€" lan, St. Mary‘s North Bay; 2, C. Pearâ€" son, McPhail, North Bay. Distance, 16 ft. " in Pole Vauultâ€"1, C. McMillan, St. Mary‘s North Bay, Height, 8 ft 6 in. Junior High School Events 100 yd., dashâ€"1, H. Downey, Soo Colâ€" legiate; 2, G. Durrell, New Liskeard H. S.; 3, A. Angus, North Bay C. I. Time 11 secs. 220 yd. dashâ€"1, A. Angus, North Bay C. I.; 2, W. Finkelman, Timmins H. S.; 3, J. McKeown, Kirkland Lake H. S.; Time 25 4â€"5. 440 yd. relayâ€"1, North Bay C. I. (Bartleman, Ostrom, Parsons); Haileyâ€" bury H. S. (Angus). Time 52 4â€"5. 120 yd. low hurdlesâ€"1, G. Durrell, New Liskeard H. S.; 2, A. Angus, North Bay C. I.; Time 19 secs. Running high jumpâ€"1, K. Milne, North Bay C. I.; 2, A. Angus, North Bay C. I. Height, 5 ft. 2 in. Running broad jumpâ€"1 Angus, North Bay C. I.; 2, W. Shields, Timmins H. S.; 3, A. Byberg, Haileybury H. 5. Disâ€" tance, 17 ft. 3â€"4 in. Pole Vaultâ€"1, J. Poupore, North Bay C. I.; 2, K. McLellan, North Bay C. I.; Delivered, Fully Equipped, Price R ange of 23 Nash "400" Models, $1245 to $3415 mcludmg Touring., Roadster, Coupe, Cabriolet, Victoria and Sedan Models Russian Oil heavy, reg. $1.00 3 for 25¢ BROAD, among foreign makers as well as here at home, Nash engineering is recognized and reâ€" spected and followed. The skill and science of the great Nash engineering organization, one of the largest in the industry, created this outstanding motor car of the $1000 fieldâ€"the Standard Six 4â€"Door Sedan. It is a big, roomyâ€"car with full 5â€"pasâ€" senger capacityâ€"as richly impressive in appearance and in finish as many very high priced cars. In performance and in costly car feaâ€" tures, it is equally exceptional. Its great smoothness and pewer are developed by a hbig Nashâ€"design, 7â€" Bachelor Cigars m inss n ie s tss ts t aa*aa n * e 44 .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .“ .”.“ “.O‘ * w *. * ** o " :oo:N’oo‘u°“'“ t * ® ‘. Leads the World in Motor Car Value Northland Motor 9 ft Shot putâ€"1, S. Herman, North Bay C.â€"I.; 2, C. Timmins H. S.; 3, A. Kennedy, North Bay C. I. Disâ€" tance 40 ft. 10 in. Intermediate High School Events 100 yd. dashâ€"1, B. Brownell, North Bay C. I.; 2, W. Paice, Timimins H. S.; 3,~R. W. Allan, Cobalt H. S.. Time 10 220 yd. dashâ€"1, W. Paice, Timmins H. S.; 2, R. W. Allan, Cobalt H. S.; 3, F. Dowdall, North Bay C. I. Time 25 seconds. 400 yd. dashâ€"1, C. Jenkins, North Bay C. I.; 2, A. Gray, North Bay C. I.; 3, R. W. Allan, Cobalt H. S. Time 59 3â€"5 seconds 800 yd. dash 1, D. Hurd, Kirkland Lake H. S.; 2, F. Oswin, Soo Collegiate; 3, H. Glassford, Haileyhury H. S. Time 2.14 1â€"5. 880 yd. relayâ€"1, North Bay C. I.; (Brownell, Dowdall, Miller, R. Jenkins) 2, Haileybury H. S.; 3, Kirkland Lake H. S. Time 1.46. Running high jumpâ€"1, A. Miller, North Bay C. I.; 2, J. Gordon, Haileyâ€" bury H. S.; 3, J. Whitehead, Sudbury H. S. â€" Height 5 ft. 3 1â€"4. 120 yard low huldlerâ€"-â€"l G. Penkins, North Bay C. I.; 2, F. Allen, North Bay C. I.; â€" Time 17 3â€"5. Running broad junmpâ€"1, J. Kostiuk, Cobalt H. S.; 2, J. Gordon, Haileybury H. S.; 3, A. Britton, Sturgeon Falls H. S. Distance 18 ft. 9 in. Pole valutâ€"1, G. Dudley, North Bay C. I.; 2, E. Pelletier, North Bay C. I.; 3, G. Purino, North Bay C. I. Height $1333 eliwered Special 71c Pal m m 2f‘)}li\ ‘€ Sherman, North Bay C. I Virol reg. $1.00 Timmins, Ontario 7c bearing, high compression, full presâ€" sure lubricated motor with torsional vibration damper, and genuine Bohnâ€" alite aluminum alloy pistons, with Invar struts. The low price, too, is another great attractionâ€"this car comes to you from the factory fully equipped with front and rear bumpers, hydraulic shock abâ€" sorbers, spare tire lock and tire cover. These are all included in the factory price. Other cars usually add these features to the factory price and charge you Extra for them. Just COMPARE the low Nash delivâ€" ered price with the delivered price of other cars. Our Prices are Lowerâ€" W hy Pay More? . For Dandruff and Falling Hair Removes every particle of Dandruff and makes the Hair bristle with life. Imparts new life to the roots. If you would have lovely hair with a scalp absolutcb’ clear of Dandruff get a bottle of Bell‘s Hair Tonic BELL‘S DANDRUFF HAIR TONIC Height Price One Dollar Shot put, 12 lbs.â€"1, J. Kostiuk, Coâ€" balt H. S.; 2, A. Gray, North Bay C. I.; 3, H. Miller, North Bay C. I. Distance, 39 ft. 5 in. Javelinâ€"1, A. Britton, Sturgeon Falls H. S.; 2, F. Allen North Bay C. I.; 3, G. Dudley, North Bay. Distance 117 ft. L it Senior High School Events 100 yd. dashâ€"1, T. Church, Kirkland Lake: H. S.; 2,. C. A. Hutt, Cobalt H. 5:; 3, A. Dudley, North Bay C. I. Time ILI I1â€"5 220 yd. dashâ€"1, T. Church Kirklana Lake H;. S.; 27 C. A. Hutt, Cobalt H. §.; 3, C. Stargatt, North Bay C. I. Time 24 2â€"5. 440 yd. dashâ€"1, T. Church Kirkland Lake H. S.; 2, J. McKeown, Kirkland Lake H. S. Time 55 4â€"5. s 880 yd. dashâ€"(one starter) 1, T. Church, Kirkland Lake H. S. Time 2.31 Mile runâ€"1I, L. Carlson, Haileybury H. S.; 2, P. Aide, Timmins H. S.; 3, R. Pouppleton, Haileybury H. S. Time 4.59 3â€"5. Running high jumpâ€"1, C. Stargratt, North Bay C. I.; 2, A. Dudley, Nortl Bay C. I.; 3, C. A. Hutt, Cobalt H. S. Height 5 ft. 1 3â€"4. Running broad jumpâ€"1, C. Starâ€" gratt, North Bay C. I.; 2, C. A. Hutt, Cobalt H. S.; 3, A. Dudley, North Bay C. I. Distance 19 ft. 3 in. Shot put 12 lbsâ€"1, C. Stargratt, North Bay C. I.; 2, B. Hass, Soo Colâ€" legiate; 3, C. A. Hutt, Cobalt H. S. Distance 40 ft., 9 3â€"4. Javelinâ€"1, C. Stargratt, North Bay C. I.; 2, B. Haas, Soo Collegiate. Disâ€" tance 136 ft. 6 in. ft. 06 Shot 11.