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SOUTH PORGUPINE BOYS WIN MATGH AT COCHRANE Juveniles Outplay Cochrane LAC Maple Leats Tie with Kirkland Lake Bovs. Play to be Given South Porcupine, March 26th. Speâ€" cial to The Advance. The great event of the immediate fuâ€" ture is the presentation by the sechool children of South Porcupine and Dome schools, of the play, ‘"The Crystal Queen," on April 4th. Miss Teresa Bumrns, director and organizer, tells us that 150 pupils will take part. There will be fairies big, and fairies small, wooden soldiers, and no less than twelve "leading ladies" (and gentleâ€" men). The costumes are to be works of art, some of them having already taken part in the skating carnival at Quebec City. Some have been rented from McKenna‘s, Toronto, and some (no less beautiful) made here in south End. Mr. Bridge‘s orchestra is to be in attendance. And without a doubt the high school hall will be crowded with proud parents and friends, to see and to ‘hear, and to applaud. The youn§gâ€" "Free Taxis Toâ€"morrow" $1.00 any place in Timmins $2.00 to South Porcupine by Pupils of South Poreuâ€" pine and Dome. Other South Porcupine News. 32 Third Avenue, Timmins Hamilton‘s One Dollar Checker Taxi Just Phone 11 Porcupine Advance Lads. For Sure Results .. You should try The Insert One Next Week We hear that Mrs. Moody and daughters (formerly of Dome Extenâ€" Mr. Suttee, choirmaster of the Unitâ€" ed Church, is organizing a play, "All a Mistake,‘" in which several of our young people are to take part, to be produced in the near future. On Friday evening the Rebekahs are planning to hold another of their pleasâ€" ant evenings of bridge and euchre. Everybody will be welcome, and a crowd is expected. It would be a great benefit to all concerned if guests would arrive by 8.30. Much time is usually wasted in waiting for late comers to these functions. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of Cochrane, D.D.G.M. of thesO. Eastern Star, pays an official visit to South Porcupine Chapter tomorrow (Wednesday) evenâ€" ing. On Tuesday night several memâ€" bers of this Chapter visited Timmins Chapter for the purpose of meeting and greeting Mrs. Taylor. A very pleasant afternoon was spent on Monday at the home of Mrs. Dunâ€" can MacPhail, West Dome Mine, by several of the West Dome and Dome ladies, tea being served by the hostess. Mrs. Beatrice Gegg, who hasresided at West Dome since her marriage, is leayâ€" ing on Friday to join her husband in Amyox,â€" B.C., and the tea was given as a farewell party for her. Friends of Mrs. Matt Donovan will be sorry to hear that she is quite ill at Kirkland Lake. Little Bessie Verner hurt her leg while playing some time ago and was taken on Tuesday to St. Mary‘s hosâ€" pital, Timmins, for minor operation. Mrs. Foster and daughter, Ivy, reâ€" turned to camp from Toronto Monday, to take up residence in their old home here. We understand the rest of the family is expected shortly. sters are getting a great kick out of it now, and assure us that it is going to be "just lovely." So will you please leave April 4th open for this affair, and make it the financial success it deserves Mr. J. Jamieson has rented Mr. Walâ€" ton‘s house on Connaught Hill, and is bringing his family up from Haileybury this week to reside there. Mr. A. Mulvihill returned from Arnâ€" prior on Monday, to take a position at the Dome. One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance wili bring you what you require A juvenile team journeyed from South Porcupine to Cochrane on Saturâ€" day and trimmed the Cochrane Maple Leafs in an exhibition game the score being 6â€"3. The filrst period openec with both teams checking hard. After ten minutes of fast play Doran scored making it one to nothing for South Porcupine. Three penalties were handâ€" ed out, one to Laffin and two to Logan. Both goalâ€"tenders handled many cult shots. The second period started equally as fast as the first. Doran got his second goal of the game, on a pass from Laffin. A few minutes later he repeated on a rush from centre, making the score three to nothing for South Porcupine. Fasano beat Helmer on shot from close in. This was Cochâ€" rane‘s first goal. Pelkie increased his team‘s lead on a long shot. Wright made it 5â€"1 when he scored on a pass from Doran. The period ended by Mcâ€" Lean scoring on lone rush. Logan and Wright were penalized in this periâ€" od. In the third Porcupine boys played a defensive game. Cochrane reinforcâ€" ed their lineâ€"up by adding one of the juniors. This player scored two goals and the game ended 6â€"3 in favour of Ssouth Porcupine. The whole Porcuâ€" pine team was good with Doran the best. Fasano was the pick of the The boys of last year‘s Maple Leaf Hockey Club left for Kirkland Lake Friday, March 21st, to try conclusions with the Kirkland Lake high school. The game ended in a 3â€"3 tie. No overâ€" time was played. Maple Leafsâ€"K. Mcâ€" Caffrey, goal; C. McCaffrey, B. Mcâ€" Lean, defence; C. Catarello, centre; G. Michaelson, U. Doran, wings; H. McInâ€" nis, sub. Kirkland High Schoolâ€" O‘Brien, goal; Gill, Kapin, defence; B. Ash, centre; Sileski, Conlin, wings; McQueen, Gabriel, Ash, Devine, subs. The boys report being well treated by the Kirkland Lake boys and all had a good time. Pete Grant, their olC ccach, met them at Kirkland and saw to this. Cochrane team, and Gauthier rushâ€" The evening service at St. Paul‘s Anâ€" glican Church next Sunday will be takâ€" en by the Rev. W. Alexander, B.A., of Monteith. Last week the girls of the continuaâ€" tion school took part in some lively basketball games after 4 o‘clock. The total scores at the end of the week stood 74 for 3rd form, 50 for 1st form and 38 for 2nd form. The girls are hoping to be able to pick a good school team after a little more practice. The Girl Guides had quite a busy evening on Friday last at the nurses‘ residence. Under the surveillance of Mrs. Stark, Miss Wenger, Mrs. Wm. Johns and Mrs. Martin they were getâ€" ting things under way for a bazaar to be held in headquarters some time in April. Lunch was served and a pleasâ€" ant evening spent. sion) have returned from Kirkland Lake and are at present living in Schuâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO After the game the Schumacher fireâ€" men were the guests of the S.P.F.D. at a bangquet. A firemen‘s orchestra, conâ€" sisting of two guitars, (J. Fera), saxoâ€" phone (T. Pappone), violin (Tony Aquino), provided music for dancing and community singing. An interestâ€" ing initiation of a new fireman took place after the banquet. James Burns tcook the prescribed oath and endured the rigors of the degree as benefitted a member of the S.P.F.D. Chief Harry Wilson declared that, "this candidate is a fit and proper man to be a member of the aforesaid fire brigade." After the ceremony more music, and Chief Wilâ€" son called upon Secretary Max Smith to make a presentation to Mr. James Hendry, town engineer, and member of S.P.F.D. Mr. Hendry is leaving at the end of the month to take a position with Sutcliffe and Neelands, engineers, of New Liskeard, much to the regret of his many friends here. Max Smith made a few remarks concerning Mr. Hendry‘s impending departure. "He will be missed both in the work of the fire department, and also as a jolly good fellow among the boys," he said, and handed to Mr. Hendry a beautiful fitted gents‘ dressingâ€"case as a slight token of the regard in which he is held by the joint fire departments. The presentation came as great surâ€" prise to Mr. Hendry who was quite overcome. In response he said he wAs beginning to regret his decision to leave â€"he had stayed in no community where he had found such loyal friendâ€" ships and so many good fellows. Alâ€" though going away his heart would be with the boys in South Porcupine, esâ€" pecially those of the S.P.F.D. After singing "For He‘s a Jolly Good Fellow," the supper continued, and an evening of jollity and goodwill ended. It is a matter of real regret to all loyal citiâ€" zens that Mr. Hendry is leaving the camp. For four years he has lived with us, and proved his worth, but he is a young man with a future and it is fitting that he should progress to wider fields of industry. Mrs. Hendry is reâ€" maining for a time in South Porcupine. TISDALE FIREMEN ENJOY _ SOUTH PORCUPINE EVENTS On Saturday night the South Porâ€" cupine fire department met the Schuâ€" macher firemen at the arena in A friendly game of broomball. The reâ€" sult was a win for South End of 2â€"1. A good time (we believe) was held by all. One local fireman prepared for contingences by sporting a pillow on the most susceptible portion of his anâ€" atomy.and another protected his shins from kicks, etc., by the "Ladies Home Journal.‘"‘ Neither was notably effecâ€" tive. 15 minutes of play each way,â€" with Jamieson as referee, Wilson and Smith penalty and timeâ€"keepers, and H. Miller coach. In goal for South End, Grewcoe; centre, Jemmet; wings, Gagnon and Mansfield; defence, Montâ€" rose and Deacon; subs, starling and Farren. For Schumacherâ€"McDonald, goal; Angrignon and McMillan, deâ€" fence; wings, Arnott ana@ Jucksh; Monâ€" aghan and Mansfield, subs. It is with much sorrow that we reâ€" cord this week, the death of Mrs. W. Andrew, of Timmins, in St. Mary‘s hosâ€" pital. On Monday morning at 7 o‘clock after much suffering, patiently borne, she passed on to her reward. Mrs. Anâ€" drew was well known to South Porâ€" cupine and Dome people, having reâ€" sided here for some three years before going to Timmins to live, and remained a member of the South Porcupine branch of the Women‘s Auxiliary of the Anglican church, and a member of this Chapter of the O.E.S. till the end. For over two years Mrs. Andrew was preâ€" sident of St. Paul‘s W.A., and a great and conscientious worker for the church. Our sincerest sympathies are offered to the sorrowing husband, and her two daughter, Marjorie (of the Mining Recorder‘s office here), and Icna. ed well. Much praise goes to Mr. Owens for the hospitality with which the Porcupine boys were treated. Cochraneâ€"goal, McCauley; defence, Miller, Gauthier; wings, Fasano, Loâ€" gan» centre, Owens; sub. Palangio. Porcupineâ€"goal, Helmer; defence, Mcâ€" Lean, Pelkie; wings, Wright, Laffin; South Porcupine, March 26th. Speâ€" cial to The Advance. centre, Doran Broomball, . Banquet, Etc., for South Porcupine and Schumacher Fire Brigades. Death of Mrs, W. Andrews. . Other â€". South Porcupine News. Mr. Stovell, of the Dome, left on Monday for Montreal. Our sympathies are extended this week to Mrs. Pullus, of the Dome, who received news this week of the death of her mother in California. Mr. Manuel Rosenbloom left last Tuesday for Toronto, where he will in future reside. His many friends here Bornâ€"At Dome Mines, on March 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitâ€" chellâ€"a daughter. will wi: venture Mr. R. E. Graff, who has been relievâ€" ing at the Imperial Bank while Hugh Train was on holiday, returned to Coâ€" balt on Wednesday. NOVELTY DANCE EVENT ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23RD April 23rd may seem like a long time away, but time soon slips along. Wedâ€" nesday evening, April 23rd, is the date of the novelty dance event to be given in the McIntyre hall, Schumacher, unâ€" der the auspices of the Black and White Pilerrots. Evonts under these auspices are always good and this one it is said will be even better then the usual, and that is pretty good. him all success in his new M. Shinehoft E. Abrams ... J. Conen ...:.:. T. Feldman . S. Platus Handicap J. Jacubs F. Dafoe A. Saint ... wW. Booth . C. Brown ... TOtals ..... Handicap Have You Secured Your Auto License for 1930? Last week The Advance called special attention to the fact that all licenses, markers, etc., for the operation of cars and trucks are required now. Anyone without the 1930 plates or credentials is liable to a fine. A number were caught through undue delay in securing their radio licenses. The Advance is anxâ€" ious that none of its readers should waste their money and convenience by being brought out after being in the year‘s motor licenses. Cars are now being brught out after being in the garage for the winter. It is preferable to have the necessary licenses, markers, etc., for 1930, before the car comes out rather than after using it once or twice. No one can lawfully operate a motor TOtals‘ ..}::... 1023 1186 MOOSE B . BrowIn ..;.!..... 220...:;.;, 171 McLeod ...;...5;. 200;;;.:.: 140 B. Sutherland 17472........ 144 Fitzpatrick. ...!221..,..... 179. A. s BUrOWs . .: 124 758 Handicap 133 The following are the scores games for the evening:â€" HOLLY RECS. A. SaAuUVE ‘.:.:....... B is .:. 185 J. Roberts ........ 100;... : /W\ ©. Studor ........ id ...\ 201 L.*Cohen‘~...s::102:;....; 212 * :. 2713 . . c 14. 5:.:. 242 of the «.001 fls 150 77 e 041 ........ 632 Honour roll:â€"A. Saint, 720; F. Dafos, 663; A. Sauve, 651; L. Cohen, 647; R. Webb, 632; A. Tomkinson, 631;.â€"S. Plaâ€" tus, 613; E. G. Dickson, 601. J. Brough ... G. Campbell J. Skelly ... R. Fournier W. Tonkin Totals ....:.. Handicap M. Angelo ...... E. Dickson Eyre ....;..... A. Tomkinson The Holly Recs., the Fraternal Leaâ€" gue leaders, in Monday evening‘s bowlâ€" ing took three points from the Y.P.L. The A.S.D. and the Moose B. each took two points in their Monday evening battle, while the same was true of the skirmish between the 1.0.0.F. and the Moose A., each of the teams taking two points. The standing of the teams in the Fraternal League to date is as follows: Holly Recs., 27 points; Moose A., 19 points; Y.P.L., 16 points; I.0.0.F., 14 points; A.S.D., 10 points; Moose B., 10 points. HOLLY REGS THE LEADERS IN THE FRATERNAL LEAGUE A. Saint the Only Man to Roll over 700 A. Saint, of the A.S.D. team, was the only man to roll over 700 for the evenâ€" ing. E. Reid had high single of 303. car without the 1930 licenses and markers. To attempt to do so is to take an unnecessary risk. A policeman may pick up a motorist at any time and enquire about the licenses, etc. Up to the present the police have been conâ€" siderate both in Timmins anfi in Tisâ€" dale. In the latter township, however, the intention is to make a cleanâ€"up of all without the proper markers and cards. This will certainly be done by April ist. It may, for one reason Oor another, be done before that date. It is up to every good citizen to comply with the law in the matter,, and it is also good business and good common sense. TIMMINS REBEKAHS HOLDING RUMMAGE SALE OX SATURDAY Timmins Rebekah lodge are to holc a rummage sale in the 1.O.0.F. hall, Timmins, on Saturday of this week, and there will be a pleasing array of fancy and useful articles on sale. Reâ€" bekah events are always enjoyable and successful and the event on Saturday will be up to the usual high standards. The event on Saturday will commence at 9 a.m. . Sauve .. Roberts . . _ Studor . _ Cohen . Webb .. ~FReld .:. Totals ... Handicap Totals 1070 Holly Recs. wins Totals ..... Handicap Totals ......:... 1079 Each wins 2 points. 1.0.0.F CHIIM Y :; :T 1 Brough ........ 135.......;. 2 . Campbell ....125........ 1 Skelly ...... q 767 Each wins 2 points Totals in Game on Monday Evening. E. Reid had High Single of 303 for Evening. 1031 MOOSE A 179. 211 188 2100;.:.;.;. 173 lMIG.....;. 245 ........ 132 210 185 127 262 247 /ins 3 points A.S.D. 191 181 ... 220....... 226.... 244........ 258 234.... VIO:iâ€":.... 208 .... 941....:,1104;.:. cedR 929 Y .P.L 917 746 670 71 .181 .. 226 .208 .. 284 .205 1104 22 182 149 179 195 934 973 198 212 214 151 990 999 995 891 132 224 185 210 192 46 .201 .213 . 242 .303 1204 128 209 218 158 187 900 160 198 158 171 156 891 174 204 190 187 178 933 133 982 942 164 122 187 199 234 906 964 186 188 192 210 122 898 48 .099 .065 .276 .599 .613 156 2808 1206 .006 .663 T20 . 494 562 2945 .246 651 150 AdTT .647 .632 454 3111 3191 2637 .. 399 2593 yabub i 2660 506 587 571 280 523 432 588 391 212 576 601 531 631 A despatch last week from Troquois Falls says:â€""Max Bennett, star right winger of the Baby Eskimos hockey team this winter, has left the Falls, and will spend a few days at his home in Cobalt before deciding where he will hang his skates this coming summer. Max has been offered a position in Montreal and it is not improbable that he will locate in the home of the M A. ; T8 _â€" HARDWARE 4 5 WWSfi;;%%%sxxssxsxs‘ Thursday, March 27th, 1930 JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER Watches, Clocks and _ Jewellery Carefully Repaizred Corner Pine St. 8. and Third Ave. 8â€"tf