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First Come! 2000 pounds to the ton . . 46 Spruce South PHONE 32 The new edition of CANADA‘S first straightâ€"eight timeâ€"proved eightâ€"cylinder car â€"greatly increased power â€"lower, more impressive appearance and luxurious new fittings . . . the only Straightâ€"eight engineâ€"built by Marmon, proved by Marmon ... Greatly increased power . . . 77 h. p. at 3400 R. P. M. . . . Big, roomy dimensions (14 feet 4 inches overall! ) . . . Aristocratic Marmon frontâ€"end and famous Marmon lightning flash emblem . . . Massive Marmon radiator and oversizeâ€"type headiamps . . . New doubleâ€" panel hood touvres . . . Fenders heavier, more rigid . . . Larger tires . . . Singleâ€"button control for starter, lights and horn . . . Duoâ€"Servo mechanical fourâ€"wheel brakes completely enclosed, gritâ€"proof, waterâ€"proof â€" eary, positive action. Marmon has built straightâ€"eights exclusively since 1926. in addition to New Marmonâ€"Roosevélt â€"â€"New Eightâ€"69, New Eightâ€"79, New Big Eight. Coal and Fuel Merchant But Good Service to All Allways! All Ways! the $1500 field" â€" with massive Marmon radiator ANNOUNCING THE NEW BERINI MOTOR SALES First Served! Timmins, Ont. STRAIGHTâ€"EIGHT in its price field. SOUTH PORGUPINE BAND HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING Tony Pappone the New Band Leader at South Porcupine. . Meeting of Township Council. Other South Porcupine News. south Porcupine, April 15th, 1930 Special to The Advanqe. .Mrs. Atchison and children, of Conâ€" naught, have been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. R. Bowes. Little Miss Beatrice Smith is leavâ€" ing Wednesday to sri:nd the Easter holiday with her sister, Miss Petronella, in Toronto. They will also visit friends at Peterborough. Bornâ€"On fiesday, April 15th, at the Dome Mines. to Mr. and Mrs. D. Leitâ€" ermanâ€"a daughter. On Saturday evening last a jolly group of about twenty young people held a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Wilson, Golden City. Mrs. W. Honer has returned from Flesherton where she was on the sad errand of accompanying the remains of her brother. the late Bert Jamieson, to their last resting place. Several of the ladies in town are acâ€" tively collecting for the Children‘s Aid Society and are meeting with a good response. Do not forget the euchre and bridge to be h Catholic 30th. We are pleased to congratulate Masâ€" ter Jim Morgan, one of the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Morgan, now of Toronto, on winning a scholarship in art at the school which he is attending in Toronto. Bornâ€"On Saturday, April 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanlake, of the Dome Extension,â€"a@ son. Miss Evelyn Neil, of North Bay, has been holidaying with her cousin, Miss Betty Ferguson. Mr. Kilburn has rented F. Farrant‘s house and will shortly move hls family here from Kingston. Messrs James Alexander and Carl Fortune are home from Cleaver. Mr. Frank Hamilton is home from the Taghota Gold Mines, recovering from the effects of a fall at the mine. There is to be an Easter tea and sale of homeâ€"made cooking and Easter novelties at the Recreation hall at the Deme Mines, under the auspices of the Woemen‘s Auxiliary of ‘the Anglican Church. on Saturday afternoon, April 19th. There will be special afrtracâ€" tions for children. Mrs. F. B. Clarke entertained the bridge club on Thursday last. Mrs. Stan Pearce won the members‘ prize and. Mrs. McCaffrey cgrried off the honours from the guests‘ table while Mrs. M. Smith received the consolation award. A very dainty lunch was seryâ€" Masters Sam and Bruce Stovell are holidaying with their parents at the Dome Mines, being home from Bishops‘ College, Lennoxville. 10t forget the euchre and bridge held under the auspices of the ic Church on Wednesday, April THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The annual meeting of the Porcuâ€" nine Hockey Club which was to be held cn Tuesday evening was postponed unâ€" til Friday evening, April 18th. The annual meeting of the Porcupine Goldfields Band was held in the counâ€" cil chambers on Tuesday evening and the officers of the past year were reâ€" elected. Bandmaster Bridges had handed in his resignation and by a vote of the band, Mr. Tony Pappone was elected as leader with Mr. A. Suttie as assistant. Mr. R. McWilliams coule not see his way clear to stand for elecâ€" tior though specially requested by many to do so. The officers for the ensuing year will be:â€"Honorary preâ€" sident, Mr. H. DePencier; honorary viceâ€"president, Mr. R,. J. Ennis; preâ€" sident, H. M. Wilson; viceâ€"president, P. Millions: â€" secretaryâ€"treasurer, Allan Pearce, Jr.; executive, Messrs L. Sauâ€" der, M. Smith, H. McDowell, D. Mcâ€" Lellan, H. Miller, F. Hepburn. There was a good representative attendance. In the girls‘ basketball tournament, which has been held at the High Schoo* during the past week, there were the following results:â€"On Wednesday the First Form won from the Second Form. on Thursday the First Form won from the Third Form. This made the First Form the winners of the second half of the schedule. The Third Form had been the victors of the first half of the schedule. On Friday evening these two teams played, the result being a win for the Third Form. Ts gives the winners the right to be ‘the schoot team and also gives them the possesâ€" sion of the basketball sweaters proâ€" vided for the team representing the school. Mr. George Cline, of Cobalt, was business visitor in town Ithis week. Her many friends here are glad to hear that Miss Eleanor Wilson is reâ€" covering nicely after her recent operaâ€" ticn at the Timmins hospital. Miss Betty Pearce has accepted a position in Toronto. We understand Miss Wilkes, of Iroquois Falls, has been engaged as stenographer in the townâ€" ship clerk‘s office, a position which Miss Pearcs has efficiently held for a number of years. . The council of Tisdale held their reâ€" gular meeting in their council chamâ€" bers on Monday evening last. The business was mostly of routine characâ€" ter, the customary accounts and salarâ€" ies being passed for payment and a number of charity cases considered. There were a large number of aprliâ€" cations in for the position of township engineerâ€"a position left open when Mr. J. M. Hendry resigned and accepted a position with Sutcliffe and Neelands. Mr. Furlong is filling the vacancty temâ€" porarily. It was decided to leave these tenders over for another meeting so that the decision could be made when Reeve Gallagher was present. ‘The Rebekahs of Kitchener Lodge are planning to hold their annual May Day dance on the evening of Thursday Porcupine The Boy Scouts of the town are being reâ€"organized, Mr. Gordon Cross having consented to take the leadership of thne group here temporarily at least. This is a work here for which there is an urgent call and the parents of the boys very much appreciate Mr. Cross‘ taking an interest in the reâ€"organization. Mr. Patton, Field Secretary of the Boy Scouts of Ontario, visited here on Sunday and gave an interesting talk on the scout movement to a group of the boys and their friends from the Dome and South Porcupine. Mr. W. Johns, represent.mg the Dome Scouts officials, and a number from South Porcupine attended an address in Timmins given by Mr. Patton to the Scouts of thar place The Girl Guides of South Porcupine are holding a sale of homeâ€"made cookâ€" ing and Easter novelties at their headâ€" quarters on Saturday, April 19th. Mr. Hodder Stovell, of Bishop‘s Colâ€" lege School, Lennoxville, is home to spend the Easter vacation with his piirents at the Dome. Mrs. C. Immerson and daughter, of New Liskeard, also Mrs. H. Miller, of Charlton, are Easterâ€"week guests of Mrs. Art Ewing. mMrs. Forster-has left for Toronto to prepare to move her family back to Ssouth Porcupine. Mx:. Sky Sr., is the guest of his son, Mr. Sol. Sky. Miss McNabb is leaving this week for Brussels Miss Dwyer for Woodâ€" stock, Miss Pashlar for Ottawa, Miss Paice for New Liskeard, and Miss Lynch for Orillia, to spend their Easter vacation from school. 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