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EFY. 1. E. KENNEDY INDUCTED TO BOLTON UNITED CHURCH FPriends in this camp of Rev. I. E. Kennedy, who for some years past was the pastor of the Trinity United Chiutch at Schumacher, and who left £ week or two ago to take up his new @uilies as pastor of the United Church wt Boltor. Ont., will be interested in ther following despatch dated from The Greatest Value ever offered in Used Cars Thursday, July 10th, 1930 All of our Used Cars have been reâ€" conditioned and will satisfy you. YERY EASY TERMS ARRANGED DL RINI: before _ You {L{S/ANP DEALFERS IN HIGH CLASS CAR S 24 P .¢ Th\ SE RIN] NOR SAIL $ PEIRSOMAR SERYVICTE Post‘s Bran SWEFT SEEDLESS WAX BEANS ORANXGES 2 1bs. Per Dozen Tuna Fish 4A HEALTHFUL CEREAL uomm Jam " BBe| Coceanut 1. 216 sput Peas 3w6 2 §¢ TN FANCY JAPANESE PK G HWANDY OR STAR wWHITE MEAT PURE Fancy Quality DOMINO ieA BOYAL ASSORTMENT 35° Fruit and Vegetable Specials A ND 25¢ 25¢ 29¢ Specials in Meats Apriefifis cvaporaroo 18. 33¢ vVICTORY Sweet Relish RICGCG@ 3 " Classie Cleanser Puffed Wheat ; Pincapnple Marmalade Vitone *./ Crisco Currants Brampton on July 4th and appearing in The Toronto Globe on Saturday Herrings Grape Punch "Rev. Ivan E. Kennedy, B.A., BD., formerly of Cochrane Presbytery, was inducted into the Bolton United Church apppinment at an impressive service held this afternoon. He takes the placs of Rev. A. McNeill, who goes to Melâ€" ville, in the Toronto East Presbytery. Rev. J. H. MacVicar, Chairman of the Peel and Dufferin Presbytery, was in charge of the induction. Rev. W. L. Nichol, Caledon East, preached the sermon, and the address to the minisâ€" ter was given by Rev. Norman Rawson, St. Paul‘s United Church, Brampton. Thomas Coombs, Brampton, gave the address to the congregation." Saimon : 22¢ LADIES‘ GOLF COMPETITON FRIDAY AFTERXOON, JULY July 4th Mrs. Kedd‘ec was the winner of the first flight, Mrs. Darling of the second flight, and Mrs. Pickering of the third flight. Mrs. Myrs. Mrs. Mrs. Myrs. Mis3 Mrs. Mrs Myrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs First Flight | Gross Handxcap Net UITS.: FORGS .. cssb oi e 79 l Vrs. Moore. ... B 9O ] Mrs. Lake s ...:.113. ........ 30 83‘ MUrs. Keddie ... TO8:.: ?:,.. . s in uns 74 Mrs. Brigham ....1ll1....... 2B.::c c Miss Jamieson ........103.......... ofi 81 Second Flight UrS. Kester ................ 198....;:......00..;....} @10 Mrs .Darling .........1 17........... ND i: 62 Mrs.. Keeley ......... 136......;....01.....;. ... +080 Mrs. Garner .......... LN Mss Mrs. Dodge ...............130.;........., 3B....¢...... 02 Mrs. Denny ... L o 73 Mrs. Dalzell .........113... o O i O0 ‘_Third Flight Mrs. Mitchell ... ie se 88 Mrs. Pickering ... 143...........60...u.» 83 Mirs.. Gordon‘ ........... 100 Mts: CGillies 60;........ . 112 On Friday July lith and on July 18th the ladies will hold a local tournaâ€" ment. commencing at nine a.m. Entry fee $1.00. Sudbury Star:â€"He is indeed a poor fisch who hever knows when to keep his mouth shut. In ~the ladies‘ golf COMET UNCOATED TABLET OR POWDER SHIRRIFES PINEAPPLE SL1CED CHOICE RECLEANED FOR LIGHTER PASTRY MACONOCHIE‘S EXTRA CHOICE Moore. ... Lake ... Kedidie .. Brigham Jamieson Kester .. Darling Keeley Garner Dodge .. HOTHOUSE NEW POTATOES FANCY APPLES CUTCUMRERS, 2 for No. I‘s, 5 Ibs Per Dozen Y L’flfi_’_â€" es Coumt$s" t A HEALTH DRINK NO "TIN PLATIN TIN competition on was the winner GFEFELE ip. %%e LAMB YOUXNG FOWL sLICED BOLOGN A _ Per 1b. Per Ib. BOTTLE sSMREDDED OR DESSICATED sSPECIAL BLEND 2 for 25¢ BOTTLE % ro® 1 40 12â€"0% J AR PHK G TIN TIN 18. 25(‘3 25¢ §3¢ BRAVE LADS RESGUE FROM DROWNING LA Wm. Chelest and Robert Levique, by Prompt and Effective Ac‘lion at Gillies Lake Prevented Tragedy on Thursday Last. William Chelest, a lad of seventeen years of age, is being praised these days for his prompt and effective acâ€" tion in saving the life of a girl of fifteen at Gillies Lake on Thursday last. Roâ€" bert Levique, a boy of 16 years, also shares in the merited commendation as he went to the assistance of young Chelest and gave valuable help in the rescue. The girl, whose name is given as Kideckle and whose age is fifteen or thereabouts, apparently waded out and unexpectedly got in deep water. The girl evidently became frightened and was in a fair way to be a victim of the water when young Chelest noticed that she was in difficulties, and without moment‘s hesitation he jumped in the water and went to the girl‘s rescue. Youn: Levique, who was nearby, also went very promptly to the rescue, ant the two lads were able to get the girl to the shore and scon had her revived and none the worse for the dangerous expsrience through which she had passed. Pec:l‘e who were nearby but not able to assist the girl are loud in their praise of the prompt way the two lads acted and the effective measures they tcok‘to rescue and revive the girl. These people say that without the prompt action of the lads there would no doubt have been another probable tragedy. The fact that there is nearly always some good swimmers at the lake and their readiness and ability to help greatly increase the chances for safety at this popular bathing place. Bc Detrcit News:â€"A New York church has sold a stric!t of: land, five inches wide by 20 feet long, to a corporation for $50. but when the miniature golf course will be ready is nct reported FRUIETS Toz SAL AD 2 2 CORNED BEEEF 40â€"OZ JAR NQO. 1 TIN Biscuits 1â€"LB. PEK CG. FRAY BENTOS McCORMICK‘S 8â€"0Z%. TINS BAYSIDE #lo ts THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW OF THIS PROVINGE Measure to go Into Force on Sept. 1st 1930, Not Retroactive to Acciâ€" dents or Convictions Prior to Date Act Goes in Force. For years past the Ontario Governâ€" ment has been urged to pass some form of indemnity insurance legislation in connection with automobiles to proâ€" tect the public and other motorists against the worthless and reckless drivâ€" er. The Government gave careful study to the matter and also appointed a royal commission to thoroughly study the whole question from every angle. As a result of the enquiry what is nown as the Safety Responsibility Law of Ontario has been passed and will come into force on Sept. 1st, 1930. This act is not retroactive as to any accident or conviction which occurs prior to Sept. 1st. 1930. The Law was passed by the Legislaâ€" ture of Ontario on recommendation of the Honsourable Mr. Justice Hodgins as Rcoyal Commissioner after careful inâ€" quiry by him in Canada, England snd the United States. It has been endorsed by the, Ontario Mctor League, by the Canadian Manuâ€" facturers‘ Association, by the Ontario Boards Oof Trade and Chambers of Ccommerce, by the Toronto Board of Trade, and by the Canadian Automoâ€" bile Underwriters‘ Association. ‘This law applies to all automobiles, motor trucks, trailers, motorâ€"cycles and tracters. ' The act will apply penaities only i0 those who bring themselves under it. It is intended to encourage safe and careful drivinz and to penalize reckless or careless drivers. Undér this law. the operator‘s license end his motor vehicle permit will be suspended until the holder has giver Ed eR e ce c iA s proof of his financial responsibility it any of the following offences have been committed in Ontaric or in any o‘:her [1ovince of the Dominion of Canada or in any of the States of the United States; or if he has not paid any final against him for damages caused to any person to the limit of $5,000 for one person and $10,000 if two or more persons have been injured, or to the property of another in excess of $100 and up to $1,000 arising out of a motor vehicle accident, whether such judgment be rendered against him in e i e Ontario or Canada. Thé“following are the offences menâ€" tioned in this act:â€"â€" Reckless driving if any injury to any person or property occurs in connection therewith. Racing on a highway. Exceeding the speed limit if any inâ€" juy to any j2rson or property occurs in ecnnection therewith. Failing to remain mt or return to the scene of an accident. Driving without holding license. Any criminal offence involving use of a motor vehicle which includes any conviction for driving motor ; car while intoxicated. The suspension of an owners permiIl will apply to all the cars cwned by the offender. If damage be dore to the person CY persen or property of others the: operâ€" ator‘s license or motor vehicle permil which has, been suspended will not be restored until damages awarded by a court in Ontario or in any other, proâ€" vince of Canada have been paid. Payâ€" ment cof damages by instalments may be authorized by the court in Ontaric which gave judgment. Proof of finanâ€" cial responsibility will also be required for the future. . t .A . nE UE Proof of financial responsibility may be given by any one of the following methods: Filing of a policy of an authorized insurance company with limits of $5,â€" 00Jâ€"$10.000 for public liability and $1,â€" 000 for property damage. Ne NE M yE PCR d 38 ;. C Filing of bond of an authorized guarâ€" antee or surety company. Filing of a bond by two sureties apâ€" proved by the county jJudge. Deposit of securities to amount Of $11,000. When proof of financial responsibility has been required such must be conâ€" tinued for three years. If the person to whom an insurance policy was issued has violated its terms whether by misstatement in his appliâ€" cation for the insurance Or on breach of the conditions of the policy, the perâ€" son injured may still claim against the insurance company, but in that event the insurance company by aA provision in their policy, may have right of action against their policyholder. for recovery of the damages pr1id on his the insurance company by in their policy, may have action against their polic recovery of the damages behalf. Every motor accident in Ontario reâ€" sulting in injury to any person, Or damâ€" age to preperty which apparently exâ€" ceeds $50, must be reported to the police by the persons involved and by the police to the registrar of motor vehicles in Ontario. The registrar will keep a permanent record for each person inâ€" volved in an accident and a copy of such driving record may be obtained on request and payment of a fee of $1.00. Under reciprocal arrangemen‘s with cther provinces and states of the Unitâ€" ed States any driving offence by an Ontario motorist committed outside of Ontario will be reported to the registrar of motor vehicles in Ontaric, who may then require proof of financial responâ€" sibility. Also Ontario will report any PCE TL n w Em ie W ul * uEmc 8 offence in Ontario by drivers of cars of other provinces and states to the offiâ€" cial who issued the license. Any person insured may obtain certificate of insurance from the comâ€" pany which has issued a policy to him and file it with the registrar to show his financial responsibility so that in the event of an offence under the act in any other province of an owner‘s permit cars cwned by the \NEW RATE SCHEDULE NOW ANNOUNCED BY POWER 60. Another Voluntary Reduction of Power Rates Designed to Encourage More Extensive Use of Electricity in the District. Elsewhere in this issue will be found an advertisement issued by the Canâ€" ada â€" Northern . Power Corporation Limited, announcing the inauguration of a new rate schedule which will inâ€" terest the majority of the residents of this district. It is obviously designed to encourage | a more extensive use of electricity, as electrical companies all oyer the world ; have conclusively proved that every reâ€" ducticn in rates results in increased use of their product. The greatest benefit will accrue to those people who have always desired his license or permit wou;iu noi 2e imâ€" mediately suspended. No filing cf insurance certificates or other proof of financial responsibility can be made with the registrar of moâ€" tor vehicles until after September 1st 1930, when the act comes into force. The number of persons killed upon the higshways of Ontario is steadily inâ€" creasing. This is a useless and unâ€" necessary waste of life that no one deâ€" sires. _ Accordingly the Ontario Govâ€" eimnment, and particularly the Dept. of Highways, is earnestly urging everyone to drive with care, courtesy and comâ€" mon sense. Act quickly for a cool clean modern kitchen For better meals prepared with less trouble Choose your Electric Range today and pay only Canada Northern Power Corporâ€" ation Limited down . .. balance spread over two years Sale Ends July 12th DO NOT aelay Controlling and Operating Northern Ontario Power Company Limited Korthern Quebec Power Company Limited \ _ This departure will also tend to enâ€" courage the more extensive use of elecâ€" tric light, for very few will deprive themselves of ample lighting now that \ ne may have ampte illumination at a to make use «of electrical appliances, which demand more current than an ordinarly light, such as toasters, coffee percolators, refrigerators, washing maâ€" chines, vacuum cleaners, hot plates, electric irons, etc. When the rate was at the 8 cents per K. W.H., many people hesitated to make use of these appliances, as they felt that no matter how desirable they might be, the cost made them someâ€" what of a luxury, but with the rates as low as those proposed, this objection is removed. Applisnce ! Chafing dish .... Curling iron ... Dish washer | (12 inch) .. ‘Fan (16 inch) ‘ GHill ‘:s;:.:. | | Heatmcr ['.ld ...... j Hot; 6Â¥ Ib. .... | Percolator i Sewing machine Sterilizer .......... rate ranging from 2% cents per kilowatt hour to as low as 1 cent per K.W.H. in cases where electrical appliances are also used. The following figures showing the of time any of the various apâ€" pliances can be used for 1 cent at the 2% cent rate will be interesting :â€" Will operate for w 1 cent at 21 cent Chafing dish ...........600 ........40 Min. Curling ‘iton ...........; 40...,...... 20 Hrs. Dish washer ... 4c k. 4 Hrs. FTam (12 inch)} ..;.......1.30....%.... 13 Htrs. Fan (1I6 inch)} ... 65.......; 6 Hyrs. CGIH ; :s s e 40 Min. Heating pad............. 60.....62â€"3 Hrs. HIObGSLEACE $30..;.......29 Min. Iron 64 Ib. :.....;...51000.,........ 48 Min. Percolator ..........375 .........64 Mins. Sewing machine ... 75.......... 4 Hrs. l 4050..........03 M Table stove ......:,...... 600.........40 Min. TORSbET s :.: is l 48 Min. Waffie iron .............600..........40 Min. Washing machine .225 ... 1% Hrs. Vacuum cleaner .....140....2 Hrs., 50 Min After 100 K.W.H.‘s have been used the rate is 2 cents per K.W.H., and afâ€" ter 200 K.W.H.‘s it is as low as 1 cent per K.W.H. when the length of time each of the appliances could be used for 1 cent would nsed to be multiplied 21 times. Owen Sound Sunâ€"Times:â€"There is a gcod reason for believing that the Onâ€" tario Government is about to assume responsibility for all roads in the proâ€" vinzce; and with machinery, outside, for road construction and maintenance alâ€" ready developed in the Department of Highways the change should be in the ~ight direction. ‘After all, roads are state responsibility rather than muniâ€" sipal, for every little sideroad leads sventually to the King‘s Highway. e * " 3 C . E M o : . ‘...,‘-. :"“. € \ 0 us G W M o P WB )« Matineeâ€"Daily at 2.30 p.m. Eveningâ€"at 7.00 p.m. continuous performance COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMMEâ€"MON., WED., FRIDAY One of the best outdoor stories to date COMEDYâ€""DANGEROUS FEMALES" Midnight Show, Thurs., July 10th at 11.30 p.m. With Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, William Collier, Sr., Lucien Littlefield, Louise Fazenda and Joyce Compton. THE STARS OF "SUNNYSIDE UP" IN ANOTHER BIG HIT Disney Cartoonâ€""SUMMER" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS NOTEâ€"This entire programme will be shown at the Midnight Show on Sunday, July 13thâ€"Doors open at 12.01 (midnight) With Lupe Velez, Jean Hersholt John Holland Midnight Show Thurs., July l7th at 11.30 p.m. July 21â€"22%â€"*"Untamed" July: 23â€"24â€"â€""son of The Gods" July 25â€"26â€""The Love Parade" _ July 28%â€"2%â€"*"Puttin‘ on the Ritz" July 30â€"31â€""Sarah and Son" Aug, 1â€"2â€"*"Fox Follies of 1930"7 P enty of sugar here for everybody. Don‘t miss this chance of sweetening your dull hours. This one has the O.K. of Hardâ€" boiled critics. Comedyâ€""GETTING A TICKET" Addedâ€""BEAUTIFUL DOLL" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS NOTEâ€"This programme will be shown at the Midnight Show on Sunday, July 20thâ€"Doors open at 12.01 (Midnight) COMING: WEDNES. THURSDAY, JULY 9â€"10th VTih_e Screen‘s most dy’namic actreéss in her most vivid romance COMEDYâ€"LLOYD HAMILTON IN "POLISHED TVORY" FRIDAY SATURDAY, JULY 11â€"12th WEDNES. THURSDAY, JULY 16â€"17th "HELL HARBOUR" T ME AT R Ei TALKING PICTURES AT THEIR BEST COMEDYâ€""CONsSTABULE" ADDEDâ€""DON‘T BE JEALOUS" and "WANTED A MANY" Nancy Carroll, Helen Kane and Jack Oakie IN FRIDAY SATURDAY, JULY 18â€"19th " HIGH SOCIETY BLUES" MONDAY TUESDAY, JULY 14â€"15th Charlotte Greenwood Wattage Ccooperâ€"Hustonâ€"Brianâ€"Arien N rate IN FINE CONDITION NOW STATES CIVIL ENGINEER "My wife got me started on Sargon after I had gone through a two year siege of bad health and now I feel like a new man IN "I suffered terribly with indigestion that made me so nervous IT‘d frequently sit up half the night until I could comâ€" pose myself. I lost weight rapidly and my strength and energy were far below normal. Sargon made me a changed man! I‘ve had a gratifying increase in strength, weight and energy, my appetite is hearty, I sleep splendidly and get up strong and feeling fine. "I have never in all my life tried any laxatives that work like Sargon Pills. They regulate the bowels and stimulate the liver without any unpleaâ€" sant effects, and their good results are lasting."â€"W. Braggins, No. 7 Chesterâ€" field St., Apartment No. 4, Toronto, well known civil engineer with the Canadian Highway Department. Sargon may be obtained in Timmins at The Goldfield Drug Store. Farmers‘ Advocate:â€"The Women‘s Institutes are conducting a course in textiles this summer, and many will be surprised to learn that the best blanâ€" kets in the world are made from Canâ€" adian wool in Canadian mills, There is a deepâ€"seated prejudice that attaches undeserved values to things imported, no matter whether it be socks or Shortâ€" horns Added "BUSY * FINGERS"