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Oddfellows’ Hall Friday, July 12th Bert Holland’s Orchestra Tickets, including tax $1 “GOD SAVE THE KING" Thursday, July4tÂ¥h, 1929 field under the auspices of géfiEfiEfiL-fifilfiEfiEfifliflifliflififitfilfihfilfifilfififikfififififitfififlifiEfifififlififilfifififliflififilfiflihfifififififihfiéfig ‘ IF DO NOT FORGET THE OF THE SEASON Dancing at 9 p.m. L.O.L. 2552 in the 27-28 WINNERS AI PICNIC AI SOUTH PURBUPINE, JULY 1 Enjoyable Event Held on Monday With Many Fine Athletic Contests and Other Entertainment South Porcupine, July 3rd, 1929 Special to The Advanpe Men's 3000-metre raceâ€"K. Kolari, South Porcupine, 10 minutes 16.7 secs.; S. Luopa. South Porcupine, 10 minutes, 17.7 seconds; L. 8310, Timmins, 10 min- utes, 18.3 seconds. The Finnish people from all over the district congregated at the recreation grounds; South Porcupine for their big celebration on July lst. The day throughout was a most enjoyable one for all attending. The following are the results of the athletic events which were the big feature of the day:â€" Girls under 14â€"60-metre raceâ€"Helvi H111 Timmins, 8.9 seconds; Viesti m- jala, 'I‘immins, 9.1 seconds; Jenny Hill, Pottsville, 9.2 seconds. Boys under 14 yearsâ€"SO-mctx‘e race H. Suomu, Timmins, 9.4 seconds; E. Petersen. Timmins, 9.5 seconds; A. Manner, South Porcupine, 9.8 seconds. Men's zoo-metre dash, hop, skip and jump, and discus throwâ€"E. Kemp- palnen, South Porcupine. 196.57 points; E. Bast, Timmtns. 193.98; A. Hanka. South Porcupine, 193.00 points; U. Sil- lanpaa. Timmins, 186.23 points. Ladies' loo-metre dash. shot-put and broad jumpâ€"A. Gronlund. 'I‘immins. 228.73 points; Kyllikkl Heine. South Porcupine, 202.92: Elsa 'I‘ynjala. 'I‘im- mins. 202.63; Alma Latvala. South Porcupine, 198.86; Lama Honkala, Tim- mins, 193.04; Lahja Siik, South Por- cupine. 165.02. Ladies’ handballâ€"Timmins vs. South Porcupine, won by South Porcupine, 5 to O. Timmins teamâ€"Anni Kark- kainen. Maiji Rlihinen, Sylvi Vinea, Sylvi Tanner. Elsa Tynjala, Martha Saloranta. Sylvia Kuusisto. Irene Suo- minen. South Porcupine teamâ€"Aliina Maki. Fanny Urpola. Kyllikka Heino. Lahja Siik. Alma Latvala. Aill Toppari, Aili Valli, Helmi Kinnunen. Ladies' Tug-of-Warâ€"Score. South Porcupine 2, Timmlns» 0â€"South Porcu- pineâ€"Anna Kinnunen, Eva Manner, Selmi Visti. Elma Saari. Maiju Talo, Selmi Ekola, Maiju Valli. Timminsâ€" Auna Karkkainen, Maiju Hahto. Aino Valve, Lama Honkala, Maiju Tulka- nen, Auroora Hill, Hanna Tynjala. Lili Marikallio. Pottsville vs. Schumacherâ€"Score. Pottsville 2, Schumacher 1. Pottsville THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO COCHRANE NOW FITTING UP CAMP FOR THE TOURISTS Cochrane is now fitting up Drury Park at that town for use as a motor camp for tourists. Lights. water and other conveniences are to be installed. and signs are to be erected to direct visitors to the camp. The town coun- cil. the board of trade and the motor league are working in conjunction in the matter, just as they have done in Timmins and other parts of the North. It would appear as if it would be a good idea that the town councils. the boards of trade and the motor leagues and everybody else in all the towns of the North should get together to see if something could not be done to assure good roads for the motorists to get in this cuntry and its tourist camps. -â€"Ida Rekala, Sandra Wesa. Aino Jas- kara, Hento Ketola, Pirkko Puska. Mary Hill, Edith Isaacson. Lydia Niemi, Schumacherâ€"Aina Hietala. Saimi Su- rela. Fanny Salminen. Martha Maki, Ellen Halonen. Hilda Paukkunen, Ida Lindroos, Venla Kyyrianinen. Mrs. W. Dalzell returned on Monday evening from a. holiday v_i‘s_it to her old home in England. trout have been placed at sandy 1111812 where the Red Squirrel River enters the Temagami waters. The remainder will be placed at the mouth of Gull River. in the southwest arm of Terna- gami Lake. SOUTH END WON PRIZE HlR BEST-APPEARING BRIGADE don Den Timekeepersâ€"M. Smith, C. Page, D. Malling. Hydrant. Judgeâ€"Joe Merton. Starterâ€"Bob Pearce. Waggon Raceâ€"lst, Cobalt. (49 seâ€" conds); 2nd, Kirkland Lake, (50 1-5) 3rd, New Liskeard, (51); 4th, South Porcupme, (52); Ansonville, (56 1-5); inn-Clark-Francis Co., 57; Iroquois Falls, 58 4-5; Schumacher. GO; Hailey- bury, 61; Swastika. 79 3-5. Ladder Raceâ€"lst. Anscnville, 17 1-5 second; 2nd, Schumacher, 17 2-5; 3rd, Hili- Claik- Francis Co. 18 1r5; 4th, Haileybury, 19; 5th, Cobalt 19 1- 5; Iro- quois Falls, 19 2- 5; Kirkland Lake Fishermen in this part of the North who in years. past have enjoyed the good fishing in he Temagami area will be pleased to know that last week a special tank car containing parent speckled trout came up to Temagami en the T. 8; N. O. railway for use in the r'c-stocking of the waters of the Temagami area. Accordingly this week work was in progress in the depositing of six thousand parent speckled trout in the Temaaami Lake area waters. Mrs. R. Mansfield. Master Kleven Cahill, Master C. Kavanagh and the Pamplin children. all of whom were operated on for tonsils a week ago, are now recovered nicely. Master Harry Martin is still in the hospital but the latest reports are that he is beginning to recover nicely. Our South Porcupine Fire Depart- ment journeyed to Cochrane in four motors on Monday. The roads were not very good but they got there just the same. Messrs D. McLellan, W. Farren. C. Jemmett and M. Cybulski drove them up. And they got the first prize for being the best looking brigade on parade. Of course their wives have known that all along but they are very pleased that the public is now taking cognizance of that fact. They came fourth in the wagon race, there being only four seconds between them and the winners. In the ladder race they have been making it in 17 seconds right along at practice but a fluke in their first coupling put them out of it. The following shows the times made by the different teams. Although the streets in general were rather muddy the portion fixed up for the sports was in splendid shape. Fire chiefs' racyâ€"18L J. Matheson, Kirkland Lake; C. Mongeon, Anson- ville; H. Godda, Swastika. Fireman’s raceâ€"15h, E Schumacher; 2nd, Nadeau A. David. Cochrane. . Events at Annual Firemen’s Tonma- ment at Cochranc. Other News from South Porcupine Messrs E. W. Beaven and H. East- man. of New Hampshire,mocored up to spend their holidays with the farmer’s father-in-law. Mr. J. S. McQuan'ie. An early resident of South Porcu- pine passed to her reward on Sunday night. June 30th. when Mrs. Fred Starr died at the Toronto General hospital. Mr. Starr had been called to her bed- side a week previously. when her con- dition became serious after an opera- tion. With her at the end were her sons. Harvey and his wife. of Peter- borough; Milton and wife and child. of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. P. Starr, a bro- ther; Mrs. J. Braund. a sister, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark (niece), of Oshawa. The late Mrs. Starr was born sixtyâ€"five years ago at Pleasant Point. Southern Ontario. Thirty-five years ago she was married to Mr. Fred Starr at. her home town. In the autumn of 1911 with their family they moved to South Porâ€" cupine and have lived here ever since. There is left to mourn her loss, three children by a first marriage:â€"â€"â€"Mrs. U. Bennett. Timmins. Mrs. Ernie Roy, South Porcupine, and Norman Starr, Lindsay; also the three sons and daughterszarvey Starr, of Peterbor- ough, Miltpn, of Detroit, is. Asa Laffin, South Porcupine. and George at home. The funeral was held at the United Church at two o'clock on Wednesday. Rev. E. C. Moddle re- maining here to take the service. The late Mrs. Starr has been a faithful friend and neighbour to those who knew her best. While her health per- mitted she did much work in the Unit- ed Church and also in her own way was ever ready to help where there was sickness or trouble. During the Great War her work for the Red Cross was wonderful. We have been asked by several who worked with her, then, if we could find out how many pairs of socks she knitted personally for the soldiers but no definite count was kept. Those who were helping then say that she was indefatiguable in her efforts for the boys overseas, among whom were her sons. Mr. A. Labine, of Haileybury, has been a business visitor in camp during the past week. South Porcupine. July Special to The Advance. RIB-STOCKING 0F W'ATERS OF THE TEMAGAMI DISTRlCT Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stovell and sons, Sam and Bruce, left. on Saturday for a holiday in Winnipeg and western points. man y the Ontario Fish and 63m Three thousand of the paren ave been placed at Sandy Inle the Red Squirrel River enter; South Porcupine New Liskeard. 31 Temag ami ament wa: man in charge of Eame hatchet Angrignon Cobalt; 3rd 3rd, 1929 is being .d Game astika met Peter Jeffrey, Irene Laroue, Kevin Newtc‘n, Teresa Coulas. Mary Beanie. Ernest Kno..t. Bronice Shulist. Clau- dine Donovan. Vivian Knight. Recom- mended~Joan Lacasse, Sheila McDon- Donnelly, John Gillan, Dit Lorraine Baderski. Frank 11am Scott. J. J. Powell, B thier, Mary Cotnam, Don Peter Jeffrey. Irene La Promotions at Holy Family Separate School, Timmins Standing of the Pupils 1n the Various Classes at the Holy Family Separate School as at June 1929. Honour and Pass Standing Indicated 111 the Promotions for the Term The following are the promotions at lald the Holy Family Separate School:â€"- ,vin To Junior IIIâ€"Honours â€" Arthur Bielik, Joseph Sullivan. Alex Grey- chuk, Peter Cain, Florence Brennan. Passâ€"Peter Murray. Paul Laprairle. Joseph Hisko, George Roy, Mary Suth- erland, Donald Lacasse Maxine Bur- gess, Romi Giuseppe, Annie Farley, Agnes Shulist, Vincent Gutcher, Leon- ard Wariner. Walter Kowalski, Douglas Ogilvie, Leo Pineault. Clare O'Gorman. Myrtle Thibeault, Helen Wadsworth, Elmer Bergeron, Leo Copps. Theda Fournier, Sadie Gloster, Olive Lafre- niere, Frank Delmonte. Mary Hedican, Mildred Wallace, Joe Desautels, Doâ€" minic Carlin, Monica Lynch, Wilton Burgess, Stanley Shulist, Frances Lan- ders, Jessie McIsaac. Recommendedâ€"- Leonard Chenier. Marjorie Bacon Stella Wadsworth. Darcy Kemball, Florence Baderski, John Shuster, Bev- erly Brewer, Doris Cooper, George Jef- frey, Hugh Scully, Rose Desautels, Kathleen Wilkinson. Dona Hiskc Daly. Be To Senior IVâ€"Honoursâ€"-Helen New- ton. Rita Forbes, Madelyn Bonlck. Reines Dolihan. Margaret Carlin. Lucy Bennard. Helen Carpenter. Gerald Killeen. Louis Baderski. Passâ€"Peter Charbotte. Francis Murray. Helen Bar- bas. Mark Banning, June Letang. Ber- nadette Charbot-te. Eva Landers, Lucy Carlen. Edward Edmonds. Katrine Morin. Edward Murray, Doris Dono- van, Bertha McCormick. To Form IIâ€"Honoursâ€"Catherine Burke, Hugh Carpenter, Anna McPher- son. Eunice Bergeron. Mary Wichtacz. Joseph McIsaac, Dermot, Moleski, Mar- garet Leblanc, Bert Burwell, Rosemary LePrairie, Stanley Dolihan, Eddie Mc- Lellan, Beatrice Forbes, Patricia Bowie, Gertrude Burke, Leslie McDermott. Dorothy Sangster, Christina Cherry, Mary Stenclilz, Grace Fitzpatrick, Mary Donnelly. Floris McAlinden, Mary Shulist, Gladys Cooner, Dorothy Yantha, Evelyn Campbell, Julien Bad~ erski, Francis Duggan. Passâ€"Victor Norkun, Marie Dunn. Billy Copps, Rita Knight, Cora Amadio, Alex Mc- Isaac, Catherine Leblanc, Beatrice Leroux, Victor Delmonte. Walter Bar- bas ,Jean Murtagh, Mary Morin. Ron- aldlno Romualdi, Henry Bennardi, Wilfred Brennan, Eileen Beauchamp. Jacqueline Sullivan, George Holland. Doris Beaudin. Thomas Boucher, Mil- dred Holland, Joseph McIleavy, Lorine Bazinet. Vard See, Wanda Parysek. Harold Shaw. Patricia Reynolds, Dor- othy Hudson, Faustino Frapporti (R). To Form Iâ€"tFrorn Room 3)â€"â€"Mamie Bazinet, Edward Spraggs, Velma War- iner, Gerald McGee, William Spraggs. Allan Benclo, Silvina Frapporti, Mary Greychuk, Mervyn Cotnam, Matthew Ccombs, Mary Wiihtacz «R», Mary li Bernade Richard To Senior IIâ€"Honoursâ€"Sheila. Daly. Helen Pecore. Kathleen Ryan, Patrick Burke. Evelien Gerrow. Billy Sangster, Victor Copps, Rita Lacombe, Cycil Copps, Catherine O'Neill, Bruno Ber- nardi. Ellen Harkness, Jean McDonald. Mary Everard, Dorothy Lavereau, Eulas Donovan, Charles Richardson. Ambrose Killeen. Mary O‘Gorman. Pass-*â€" Beatrice Gillen. Douglas Ryan. Domin- ica Romualdi, Bernard O’Neill, Viole: Joalin. Helen Landers, Jack Dolihan. Eddie Shulist, Ella Slattery, Urania Romualdi, Veronica Parysek. Leno Morandi, Joseph Giuseppe, Alvin Mc- Alendin. Carl St. Cyr. Margaret Lemieux. George Carlen. Margaret Burke, Gladys Thomas, Merlin Shaw. Bessie Stenclik. Blake Beaudin. Irene Mondoux. Recommended â€"- Emmett Newton, Gerald Auger, Heula. Scully, Lawrence Laroue, Petronilla Marsh. To Senior IIâ€"Francis Taylor. Lucy Shulist. William Welcli, Jack Donovan. Anna Beauchamp, Wilfred Thomas, David Banning, Woodrow H-ackett, Lily Bazinet. Dorothy Thomas. Eileen Carriore. Dominic Shulist, Celestine Hisko, Essio Frapporti, Danny O’Grady. Margaret. Shields, Mary Elston. David Auger. John Ploplis, Sam Giuseppe. Frances Ceglars, Omer Courville. Ena Thibeault. To Junior IVâ€"Honoursâ€"Mary Gialâ€" lanardo, Helen Chisholm. Lloyd Colton. Frank Shus‘ter. Clifford Shaw. Rita Prout. Pass-Constance Burgess. Iris McDermott. Eleonor Plans, Mary New- ton. James Gillen. Frank Clarke, May Jeffrey, Albert Bennard, Grace Wain- wright. Orlando Schyns. Nick Rutchin- ski, Ernest Brennan. Frank Everard. Elsie Kendall, Eva Pineault. iner, Ger: Allan Bel Greychuk Ccombs. Coom William Har: f red Beaudin imf am ta Quinn mard. Ri‘ cnald Ma: To F LS. Philip P William B :is Carrier Recommen O'Neill, G MCPh Ann Hi: au From Room .neault, Joha 1rwell, Mary 3, Eleanor nail. Michael ldwma sie Pa 311156 Dolihan. M Amadio. Wini Dorschner. JOhl MCI kH sea. Ohanna Shu- Iary Killeen. ‘or Trafford, hael Landers, Schyns, Lor- h ombe. Wil ace Monk. '1. Desmond . Redmond Romuald .min. W1 na Spraggs. fti, Mary Matthew J. Mary M cGe .011 Tri-weekly service between Cochrane and Island Falls Jet... leaving Cochrane 8.30 a.m.. arriving Island Falls Jct.. 11.20 am. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday-leaving Island Falls Jct. 12.20 pm., arriving Cochranc 3.10 pm. Tues- day. Thursday and Saturday. See current timetable or apply to any T. 8; N. 0. Railway Agent for full particulars. Trains Nos. 46 and 4'lâ€"'1'hrough ser- vice daily, between Toronto and Tim- mins, also to Rouyn and Noranda. Que. Operating Parlour Cafe Car Service between North Bay and Timmins. Through sleepers operated between To- ronto and Timmins. also between To- ronto, Rouyn and Noranda, Que. These Trains use Canadian National Railways Station at North Bay. Connections at Earlton Jct Lake. daily except. Sunday. Connections at Engleharc fl ton, daily except;~ Sunday. Connections at Swastika, d: The Niplsslng Central Bali Kirkland Lake, Larder Lake. 1 A. J. FARR. General Freight and Passenger Agent North Bay. 0m. dry To Senior Primaryâ€"Oswald Auger. William. Bowie. Vincent Dislcy. Pat- rick Cummings. Wilfred Landry. Em- mett McIver. George Sylvestre. Muriel McGee. Robert Hardy. Mary Spraggs. John Cherry. Gordon Labine. Sam Bonik. Leonard Lemieux. Patrick Lar- mer. Roderick McPhail, Edward Kocie~ lek, Annie BufiaJo, Teresa Emard. Nina Leblanc. Thais Richardson. Mary Scul- ly. Margaret Landers. The Continental Limited, Trains Nos. 1 and 2. between Montreal and Van- couver daily. operating through sleeper between Cochrane and Toronto. These Trains use Canadian National Railways Station at North Bay. Connections a The Nipissing Kirkland Lake, ‘. Rouyn and Nor mediate points. Connection Iroquois Fall. Trains Nos. 17 and 18â€"Dally except Sunday service between North Bay and Cochrane. operating through sleeper between Tlmmins and Montreal. These Trains use Canadian Pacific Railway Station at North Bay. Local service between Cobalt, Foun- tain Falls and Silver Centreâ€"Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Chief Borland and his men had four calls to answer in two days last week. Three of the calls were on the one day and two of the responses were for the one place. Thursday last. June 27th. there was a call for a chimney fire on James street. No particular damage done by this blaze. At 2.30 pm. the same day there was a call to 337 Pine street. south. owned and occupied by R. Armand Dalphe. At the time of the fire there was no one in the house. The blaze started ap- parently in a clothes closet. but the cause for the starting of the fire has not been determined. The firemen us- ed a water line and got the blaze out. The house is a long structure with filling in the walls for protection from the weather. and fire once getting in the walls is difficult- to completely ex- tinguish. As the building is outside the town limits the fire chief did not care to leave one of the firemen on duty there, so told the pe0p1e of the house to keep a watchful eye to see that fire did not again break out from the walls. In about an hour later. there was an- other call, fire having started up again. This second blaze was duly extinguish- ed. The total damage would be about $300.00 to the building and around $500.00 to the furniture. About $2200 insurance was carried on furniture and house, so the loss was fully covered. While in town last week Mr. C. G. Williams, who during his long residence in Timmins always showed so keen and helpful an interest in Children's Aid Society work, paid a visit to the Shel- ter that he had done so much himself to establish. He was well pleased with the evident progress and success of the work there. and left behind a gift of cash to assure a treat for all the young- sters. They elected to attend Palmer’s shows and the youngsters certainly had a big time there on Wednesday evening; last as a result of Mr. Williams' gener- ous treat. Fire Brigade Answers Four Calls in Two Days TEMISKAMING AND NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY On Friday, June 28th. at 2.30 a.m.. there was a call to 11 Balsam street. owned by the McGrath Estate, and George Zasina being the tenant. When the alarm was turned in the whole interior of the place, which is used as a shoemaker shop. was in flames. The origin of the fire is not known. When the firemen arrived they found the key in the door but no one near the building. except those at- tracted by the fire. The contents of the building were destroyed by the fire and the building was gutted. There is no insurance on the building. but the contents carried insurance of $250.00. Brian Lynch. Lympia Carien. AL Knott, Teresa Lamue. Louis Lan- TRAIN SERVICE 'ar :unday. iwastika. daily, with mtral Railway for flu Lake. Chemlnis, 1a. Que. and inter- rq1 Jct. dail for Char)-