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G. A. Reid, D. W. Neill, CfL. U., District Representatives Reed Block, Pine Street Timmins RICE 'KRISPIES . such crispness Have Rice Krispies for breakfast. Try them with fruits and honey added. Make delicious macaroons. Sprinkle them into soups. At grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. RICE KRISPIES iust crackle in milk or cream. They’re crisp rice. Bubbles of won- derful flavor. Nothing like them was ever made before! Canada Dr y Tfie Secret process 36/} carbonation: Finger .41! Limilrd. ”(Lugblin Limitm'. and L'ctcdouic 'or Border Cities Stanâ€"Getting the battery charged is not nearly so much of a problem to the average motorist as finding a place to get the gasoline charged. The funeral of the late Thomas Rich- ardson took place on Wednesday, July 3rd. to Dungannon cemetery. the large attendance and the profusion of beau- tiful floral tokens testifying to the wide circles of friends and the high regard in which the deceased was held by all who knew him. and three girls. seven of them surviv- ing. Councillor R. Richardson. station agent for the T. N. O. at Timmins, is one of the surviving sons. Another son resides at Duluth. Minn. where he is the chief engineer on a freight boat. The late Thos. Richardson was in his 87th year. He was born in Petersfleld. England. but had been a resident of Canada for over 62 years. For a great‘ many years he has been one of the best-known and most highly esteemed farmers in the Goderich district, also engaging in the threashing business for some 25 years. The late Thos. Rich- ardson had nine of a family. six boys Mr. R. Richardson returned last week from a trip to the south where he was called owing to the death of his father. the late Thos. Richardson. who died on Monday. July lst. at Goderich. Ont. R. Richardson’s Father Passes Away in 87th Year nto. Edmohton and Montreal ’om‘c Spring: C «fermion Limitcd Inger the first flight and Mrs. N. C. Manseli. winning the second flight. The hidden hole competition resulted in Mrs. L. E. Kendall winning the first flight and Mrs. P. E. Bell the second flight. Miss Margaret Little won the June 29th weekly low score with 30. The Tim- nated by Mrs. L. E. Kendall. This competition was in four rounds and Mrs. H. J. Buncke was runner-up. The flag competition of nine holes resulted in Mrs. G. J. Goldsborough winning Although the Iroquois Falls Ladies‘ Softball team is organized and ready to compete in the Northern Ontario Women’s Softball Association. which was organized in North Bay on May 12th. it seems that the other clubs in the North-â€"Cochrane, Timmins and Schumacher. have not joined the asâ€" sociation. The idea behind the organ- ization is a splendid one. Premier Ho- ward Ferguson has gladly furnished a trophy for annual competition. The officers of the association were hoping to have sections in the 800 City. the Nickel belt. North Bay city; Northern Ontario to include Iroquois Falls. Cochâ€" rane and Timmins. central group to include Cobalt. Haileybu'ry, New Lis- keard, Kirkland Lake. Englehart. and a southern group including Chalk River, Pembroke and neighbouring towns. As the date set for joining was June 15th. and winners must be declared by Augâ€" uest 15th. Iroquois Falls will likely en- ter in to the playoffs as being the only team organized and affiliated in the northern group. In the Ladies' Golf competitions. to the present. time of writing. Miss Marâ€" garet Little has won the C.L.G.U. semi- monthly competition for the prize do- The annual tournament of the Te- miskaming Firemen's Association was held in Cochrane on Domin-im Day. Owing to the inclement weather is was not the success it otherwise would have been, as the baseball game scheduled to take place between Cochrane and Iroquois Falls had to be called off on account of wet grounds. The Cobalt, Brigade annexed the major honours. winning the chief eventâ€"the wagon raceâ€"in the record time of 49 seconds. Kirkland Lake was second and New Liskeard third. Cobalt getting the ban- ner for a year, $100 in cash and indi- vidual silver cups for each member of the team. They. also carried off the shield given to the Brigade getting the most points. Ansonville won the Lad- der race in 17 1-5 seconds, Schumacher being secondâ€"l-S of a second slower. Nick Moms, paper mill tour boss. left for a week's vacation on Sunday. June 30th. Under the supervision of W. B. Crombie. survey work is now going on at the Canyon. some six men employed on the work for. the Hudson Bay Power Co. Jack Duffy. foreman in the wood room. left for his vacation on June 29th Jack Ede cation. Esther Kitts, of the service division, also spent her vacation from J Line 17th to the end of the month. G. B. Adams. of the control depart- ment. spent his vacation from June 17th to the end of the month. Stan Olliver. of the main office. ar- rived back from his vacation the first of the month, looking none the worse for his unfortunate automobile acci- dent near Toronto. Messrs Jack Armstrong. Len Wood- man, R. Drummond and J. Hardie re- turned from their vacation June 30th. E. V. Ahara left on June 22nd‘f0r Fort, William. J. W. McGregor of the drafting de- partment left f01 Pine Falls on June. 4th and spent the balance of June there. J. A. Rogers also left for Murray Bay on company business, June 18th. G. J. Goldsborough left June 17th for Murray Bay where he will spend some time. H. J. Rowley, head of the service division. was away on business from June 26th to 30th. Miss Evelyn Mousseau has joined the company here as a junior stenographer. Cyrus Cross. for many years employ- ed with the pipefitting crew in the mill, left June 29th to take another position. A. A. MacDougall of the order de- partment spent his vacation from July lst to July '15th. .Fraser Dewar has transferred from the paper inspection department of the mill to the woods department, as of June 15th. Car Turned Over in Ditch and Two Men Hurt. Iroquois Falls Ladies’ Softball Only Club in Northern Group. Golf News from Iroquois Falls. Other Items of In- terest from Iroquois Falls Correspondent. Iroquois Falls. Duh, Special to The Advance W. Bishop of the sulphite department here for several years, left the employ of the company on June 8th. Iroquois Falls Men Injured In Motor Spill at Connaught SALADA has the finest navel}? in the world and it costs only one-quarter of a cent a cup JAPANTEA left June 28th on his va- "Fiesh from theiardens’ Dnt., uly 8th. 1929 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO (GREEN) Interest in Tennis this year seems. from the activity shown thus far. to have shown considerable improvement. 'The Tennis Club. which run indepen- dently last ‘year and has re-affiliated with the I.F.A.A.A. this year, is being managed by R.Wiles. as chairman and , F. A. Soy as secretary, with U T. Heard ‘ looking after maintenance. Mrs. D. Olson is chairman of the ladies secâ€" lticn. The courts were” renovated this [spring part of the old surface being frenioved and resurfaced with screened 1 Cinders. This. together with new equip- ’ ment. has put the courts in better playing condition than they have been , for several seasons. Membership has in- ; creased and many of the summer stu- -' dents are playing. The ladies are more Lactive this year and the junior mem- !bership has increased. As at the time 1 of writing none of the general cup 'tournaments have been played. owing. ,in a great measure. to the very incle- l ment weather so far this summer. Plans have been made for short impromptu tournaments each week-end during the flioliday season. H. idicap tournaments | will likely be held during August, when [most of the permament members have Ireturned from their vacations. It is {hoped this year to compete for the :Mercantile Division Cup, for Men’s fDoubles. and the Mrs. Anson Juniorl E Cupâ€"neither of which have been com- 1 i peted for in the past two reasons. ‘ New employee52â€"W. McIlravey. Con- istruction. June 13th; Ovila McCrea. ' finishing room. June 14th; 0. Theroux. construction, June 14th; W. Yarrow, : construction. June 15th. ' Miss Vera Uttley. formerly of the Woods Dept. and who has been in the Montreal omce for several months ar- rived back in the Falls, Sunday. June 30th. on her way to Island Falls. Miss Uttley was busy renewing friendship and left Wednesday. July 3rd. Irvin Foy of the woods department, Miss Myrtle McGraLh is going to Hamilton. September lst to teach and ccntinue her music studies. (Julio) To Mr. and Mrs. Alexander [McGlashem on May 3lst. a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair Mc- {Larem on June 26th, a daughter (Jean lSinclairl. To Mr. ands Mrs. Nicholas iKovienuik. an the 8th of June. a son i (F1a11kl. To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smoka on June 12111. a 5011. To M1. 'and Mrs. Hugh E. Jack on June 22nd ,i a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs Cecil W. i Mosgrove. 011 June 20th. a son. vision with 193.33 no of their objec- tive. Since that time there have been 63 new members, which is 133 members over and above the membership ob- jective set by the Ontario Motor League. To give an idea of the dis- trict which the local Motor Club covers, there are some 40 members at Anson- ville; '12 members at Connaught; 4 at Englehart; 3 at Goldlands; 5 at Mathe- 5011; 4 at Mont Rock; 12 at Porquis Junction; 19 at South Porcupine; 5 at Timmins; 4 at Twin Falls and 1 at Nellie Lake. Promotions:-â€"'Aiec. uavid.’ grinder room to bullgang. June 2nd; J. L. Mc- Carthy. elevator man to general mill- wright carpenter. June 3rd; Pete Nelson, sanitary to bullgang. June 6th. The growth of the Iroquois Falls and District Motor League still continues apace and. at the present time. there are some 208 paid up members. In the bulletin issued by the Ontario Motor League for May. the Iroquois Falls Club is shown leading section “C"lDi- The following are recent marriages at Iroquois Falls:â€"Guindon-Fournierâ€"-- On June 5th. 1929. Maria Alice Guin- § don to Andrew T. Fournier. McIntyre- ‘Badgleyâ€"-â€"On June 25th. 1929. Mabel ‘Evelyn McIntyre to Thomas F. Badg- ley. McKinney-Priddleâ€"On June 29th ,Ina Ellen Stone McKinney to Albert l Raymond Priddle. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Silver left on 5th by motor to visit at the hon Mrs. Silver. The following are recent births in Iroquois Fallszâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Joseph Turner, on June 5th, a son. (William FranciS). To Mr. and Mm. Daniel DeJulio. on June 4111 a son mins Golf Club have invited as many ladies as care to go over for a friendly competition on their course on July 19th. Mrs. N. C. Mansell. Mrs. Colin Campbell. Mrs. G. J. Morrisette. Mrs. H. J. Buncke and Mrs. G. J. Golds- borough. have signified their intention of going. Mrs. L. E. Kendall, Mrs. G. J. Goldsborough. Mrs. G. J. Morrisette, and Mrs. H. J. Buncke journeyed to North Bay as the result of an invita- tion extended by the Gateway City to compete with ladies from Orillia. Sud- bury, Timmins. Haileybury and North Bay. ; on July home of Miss Esther Kitts, on the eve ap- proaching her marriage to Mr. Ed- ward McGrath was given a shower at the’home of Mrs. N. L. Beaudry on Thursday night, July 4th. The shower took the form of a bridge party and those present were. Mrs. G. .Charron. Mrs. S. Andress, Mrs. T. H. Wilkes. MrsflA. A. Sutton, Mrs. F Haynes, Mrs L. Pretsell, Mrs. F. Cgte, Mrs. George McGrath., Mrs. R. Sawyer. Mrs. Tom Hurdman. Mrs. M. Devine. Mrs. R. Cronsberry.'Mrs. B. Beach. Misses B. Cote, B. Thompson, Jean Alexander. Myrtle McGrath. Margaret McEwen. Bessie Kelty, Francis Wilkes, Alma Fire Chief T. H. Wilkes attended the annual convention of the Dominion Fire Chief‘s which was held at Co- bourg. July 9th. 10th, 11th and 12m. Chief Wilkes left 'on Sunday, July 7th. He was accompanied as far as Hamil- ton by Mrs. Wilkes who is paying a visit to Mr. Wilkes‘ sister, Mrs. N. W. Nichol. The month of August seems to be one in which few employees came to the Abitibi Company here. Telesphore Dedine celebrates.his sixteenth year with the company in August having come here in 1913. A. I. Foy. of the woods department, came to Iroquois Falls in 1914, fifteen years ago. George Brown of the acid plant, has been here twelve years while Mr. 1.. Laroche, general foreman of the grind- er room has been here since 1918. Mrs. E. R. Blackmer. New York. is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. C. Atkinson. Mr. N. C. Mansell, is attending Queen’s University, Kingston. Mrs. F. E. Dickie. of Detroit. is visit- ing her sister. Mrs. G. J. Morrisette. In the competition for the F. H. Anson Cup. Ben Little is leading the field with a. score of 263. W. Woodman is next to him with 277. Following these two is F. H. Anson with 303. These are net scores and all three players have completed their games. In the weekly score. Dr. L. E. Roche was the winner for the week-end June 16th. W. Wood- man winner for week-end June 22nd. while Dr. F. E. Bell was winner for the week-end June 29th. . W. B. Cromby returned from the. Canyon, Friday, July 5th. Mrs. W. Hobson, mother of Mr. R. M Hobson, is visiting in the Falls for thc summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Ebbitt left July 12th for Ottawa. Mr. F. L. Mitchel arrived back to town on Friday, July 5th. having left his family at the Isle of Orleans. Scout Edward Cutten left, for Ottawa. Wednesday. July 10th, to join the scouts who will attend the Interna- tional Jambouree in England. Dr. H. M. Young returned to the Falls on June 26th, from his vacation. While away he attended the 49th an- nual meeting of the Toronto Medical Association in Hamilton, also the Can- adian Medical Association in Montreal. Dr. L. E. Roche has severed his con- nection with the hospital here and left on Thursday. July 4th. F. H. Anson, accompanied by M13. Anson and family, left Saturday. June 29th for Williamson, New York. Mr. Anson returned on Saturday, July 6th. Dr. C. F. E. Touzel, arrived here Wednesday, June 26th, and will assist Dr. Young at the hospital. Mrs. J. B. Hurley and her two child- ren of Lemmon. South Dakota. sister of Mrs. R. M. Hobson. accompanied by Miss Alice Hurley. paid Mr. and Mrs. Hobson a week's visit during July. Miss Maisie Spence has rejoined the mercantile department for the summer months. it advertised in the 1; papers and tric d it . and L) dlaI‘J. I’md- ham’ 8 Sanative \\ ash. I haxe recom- mended it to a lot of xx omen friends." MRS. WM. GOODKEY, Byemoor, Al- Miss M. Pharaoh. lady superinten- dent of the Anson General hospital is at present away on a month's vacation. The Misses I. Merkeley. M. Lavis, Jean Craig and M. Casselman are new nurses at the hospital. The Misses Francis Wilkes. Alice Brewer. Lillian Wilson and Ethel Mcâ€" Grath intend going into training as nurses the lst of September. Miss Wilkes will train at St. Michael's hos- pital at Toronto, also Miss McGrath. Miss Wilson will train at the Western hospital in Toronto. while Miss Brewer is going to train in Montreal. Miss Helen Caufleld. of the nursing staff of the hospital arrived back after Dominion Day from her vacation Dr. F. E. Bell left July 5th for three week's vacation. took his annual vacation in July. Max McGregor left for his vacation on July 7th. Jim Hundevad. of the woods depart- ment is back to work again following two months of sickness. most of which was spent in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fee are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kingston. Mrs. Goodkey Tells Her Experi- ence with Pinkham’s Compound Byemooy, Alberta, of Life was the troubie w ATTENTION, WOMEN OF MIDDLE ME! work. 1 am Lydia E. ham’ 3 V6 Comp oun and ID f eel not sleep. had poor appetite an could not do muc work. 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