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NEWS OF SOUTH PORGUPINE AND ABOUT PORCUPINE FAIR Porcupine Fair Had Many Very Interâ€" cAting Features, Effectively Reviewâ€" ed by South Porcupine Corresâ€" pondent. Items of News from South End and the Dome. Ssouth Porcupine, September 16, 1930 Special to The Advance. Messrs Donald and Angus Matheson, of Detroit, returned on Thursday by motor after a visit to their sister, Mrs. R. Stone, and other friends in camp. Thursday, Sept. 11th, 1930 Regular i | t °y ) f Regular Good V alues TUNA FiSH $ is meo IUMBO PEAS Aylmer No. 5 Sievs. No. 2 tin. CALiFORNIA SPlNACH Patterson‘s. io 2 tor aBo CGREEN GIANT PEAS PICGS‘ FEET Boneless, cooked, pickled. 10â€"02%./jar.... ... l..... 666 FERGUSON‘S MINT SAUCE (}.â€"2]} bottle. 24c .................... YORKSHIRE RELISH 5â€"0z. bottle. #*y sn fhimd ‘ C ROSE‘S ORANGE SQUASH 3â€"0%. I . m }‘:Zl(('){;. , )ottlc ............. 360 ROMAN MEAL BISCUITS DRIâ€"PACK PRUNES EATON‘S TEA Satonia COFFEE No. 5 SIEVE STANDARD QUALITY EATON‘S MEATS Aylmer Choice quality. No. 1 tin Delmonte Brand No2 y JEWEL Shortening £1b.â€" 17¢ Aylmer Diced, No Choice quality... .. Jackson‘s Delmonte Brand Delmonte Brand 2 }¢qâ€"size:tin... .. 14â€"lb. tin },ach. SS English Breakfast Blend S{â€"1D. PKKG.«.; :. .w« 6. ..lsls‘t Five Roses Flour 98 lb. bag Spring Lamb Per Pound Per Pound Per Pound 1 9c¢ 1 Oc ?rime Steer Beef Mr. Ulysses Levinson,. of Windsor, is spending his vacation with his mother in town. â€" ' Miss Valérie Rapsey left on Sunday for North Bay where she will attend Normal School. * Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shepherd and young son, of Cobalt, accompanied by Mr. Shepherd‘s mother, ‘of Miami, Plorida, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson last week. _NMrs. A. Pirie, of Shawville, is visitâ€" ing her daughter, Mrs. Georgse He:â€" mer. Miss Minnie Levinson Of Windsor, paid her mother a visit before leaving for North Bay to attend Normal durâ€" ing the ensuing year. Miss Marjorie Dysart is in the Porâ€" lbe. Average GChoice Front Quarters ON SALE AT THESE VERY LOW PRICES Sept. 19 to 25 HERRINGS gig P 23¢ wWATCH FOR RED PRICEâ€" TICKETS TENDER AND DELICIOUS FRESH NEWLY PACKED THE PRICE IS VERY LOW No2 Size T in NO. 2 TIN HAVE THEM ON HAND FOR NUMEROUS cupine Presbyterian hospital having undergone a successiul operation for appendicitis. The Porcupine Agricultural Fair was favourea with ideal weather and there was the usual big crowd attending. The displays in flowers, vegetables and women‘s work was exceptional but the poultry and pet stock exhibit was much smaller than usual. There was also not very much competition in the liveâ€" stock classes except among the horses. The flowers and vegetables were quoted as being the equal in quality of that seen at Toronto Exhibition. Mr. A. Londry‘s three large Trentonian Dahlias would have been an acquisition to any show. Mrs. G. Gauthier‘s collection of three Decorative Dahlias, including the >.: B.‘ i g-oz. jarél ................ 290 ADANAC DRY GINGER ALE BRANSTON PICKLE A?'lmer Brand ‘Tin s..072.0. C. CHICKEN SOUP HORNE‘S DOUBLE CREAi CUSTARD SARAZEN DATES Small and tastyâ€"enjoy this delicious fish in Sandwiches, Salads and numerous other delectable dishes. Note the price. 6â€"o0z. bottle. (8e refund on bottle).. 3 for 34C Per tin. 2â€"lb. pkg. .. A DELICIOUS BISCUIT FOR TEASâ€"BETWEEN MEAL SNACKSâ€"GOOD FOR BABY TOO ARROWROOT BISEUITS » 26¢ S PEGI AL Duchess Apples WHITE 12â€"07. Pkg. Tokay Grapes DISHES THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Pounds for 9¢ Pounds for Large and Well Coloured For Cooking or Eating _ CLOVER LEAF or MAPLE LEAF BRAND ‘fiv_â€" - "Theo -‘\ /I * . 44 * Cl i b A ! o 4 /A+ /) A E'.‘ + c K if ty e » t § h. P * / WY Â¥8j / ¢ ! o 74â€"3 6 f=@, // w‘ | é:/tf 3 * 4 t ‘#g}? M ' 4 (/ .\/ M# / J A Asva axjg/// : 4# t:?" / /// 6 6 J 2 s tmreciat THE ONE ANDâ€"ONLY ~L.P. SAUCE Pottle 2 SC TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS wWONDERFUL VALUE The Bathroom Necessity wonderful new Jane Cowl would have attracted attention among the best or the land. She also had a Col. Lindâ€" bergh, Rose Fallon and Gladys Sherâ€" wooxd. In the gladioli display she had the beautiful Duchess of York, one of Mair‘s best in exquisite shades of soft rose with apricot markings. Her pansy collection which took first prize had specimens two and one half inches across. An Amaryllis shown by Mrs. A. Hogg among the house plants, and a Rex Begonia by Mrs. H. Rapsey, brought very favourable remarks. Two boxes of fine strawberries of the everâ€" bearing variety were also exhibited by Mrs. Rapsey, as well as homeâ€"grown currants of unusually large type preâ€" served by the coldâ€"pack method. The No. 1 Tall T in 42 C FLUSHO Tin 23C SOAP Cake 8C PALMOLIVE TH DRIN Chocolate Buds 1 Ib. package Cowan‘s Velvet 15¢ FIELD DAY AT SGHUMAGHER PUBLIG SGHOOL, SEPT. 26 First Meeting of Excelsior Club. Corn Roeast Was Enjoyable Event. Marâ€" riage of Schumacher Couple at Timmins Last Week. Schumacher, September 17th, 1930 Special to The Advance. Miss Kitty Duxfield left Sunday to continue her studies at North Bay Norâ€" mal School. Eim strest, Timmins, was very attracâ€" tive. Perennial Phlox in great many colourings was another of the good feaâ€" tures. Mr. I. P. Wilson‘s display of vegetables was an eyeâ€"opsner. There was one giant squash which weighed seventyâ€"two pounds and was five feet in circumference. This squash was grown outside in highly enriched well worked ground but was never given any special feeding as many who saw it imagined must have been done. There was a pumrtcin nearly as large Ths exhibit included ten varieties oT squash and vegetable marrow, two each of tomatoes, pumpkin, peas, cabbage and beans besides turnips, rhubarb., parsnips, lettuce, onions, cucumbers 1 Calendula exhibited by Mrs. Irving, 0‘ \ carrots, celery, potatoes, radish, beets, citron and cauliflower. There were thirtyâ€"four varieties of vegetables in the display, and all of a superior quallâ€" ty. Mrs. Art Ewing won two special prizes, an electric hot fate for the most points in cocking in which she obtained eight firsts and four seconds. In fancy work she received an electric toaster as a special for the most points having got eight firsts and four seconds . in this class also. The fancy work especially embroidery in colours, of Mrs. Horvath of 263 Birch street, north, was the cynosure of admiring eyes. Her work included cushions, aprons, centre pieces and table cover in cut work. Four firsts and three seconds were the allotment of this young Hunâ€" garian woman. The breakfast set in silk and wool by Mrs. W. W. Wilson created many curious guesses as to what it really was. Some thought it ! new styles of kimona tassels, others guessed buodoir caps. As a matter of fact it was aâ€"coffee cosey and six egg coseys. The drawings of Annie Micâ€" haluck and Francis King were well exeâ€" cuted. Mary Miller‘s fancy work was also good in ths girls‘ work.â€"â€" In ths poultry the Jersey Black Giants were noticeable for their size. A large White Rock® cock shown by Mr. W. D. Pearcs very jauntily carried off the honours as the best bird in the show. A lifeâ€" size porcupine in a cage on the flagâ€" nole was the side show that attracted most cof the attention. Sir Porcupine evidently liked the fuss that was made over him for when fiveâ€"thirty came he climbed pole under the flag and refused to go home. He was the proâ€" perty of Mr. R. Campsall. A white rat in a cage was another attraction. The Girl Guides again had their baby creche which was a boon to mothers with children. The Porcupine Goldâ€" fields band discoursed their music liberally throughout the day. wliilain Ewart Stanlakse was the winner of the first prize at thse baby show. This young gentleman is four and a half Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Summerell ard Sincere sympathy is felt for Mr. Leo Sargent who was called to his brother‘s bedside at Arnprior but failed to reach there in time, his brother having 1assâ€" ed away shortly before his arrival. Mrs. Kavanagh and children returnâ€" ed last week from the parental home at Vinton, Quebec. Mrs. Walter Honer and son, Billy, are en route to Ireland to join Mr. Honer who is now in Belfast. Mrs. Bessette and children returned by mcotor this week accompanied by her father, Mr. LaMothe, of Mattawa, who motored back with them. Mr. and Mrs. Doran, Mrs. Eddie Syvert, Hubert and Jenny Doran reâ€" turned from their mcotor trip to the scuth cn Monday night. The football game betwezn the Doms and the Cornish on Wednesday of last week in the Dickson Cup series, reâ€" sulted in a win for the Dome in a score of 1â€"0, after an exciting game. On Monday evening a number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stons, gave them a surprise party as a houseâ€" warmingz at their home on Bruce aveâ€" nue. Mr. and Mrs. Leiterman acted as master and mistress of ceremonies. Many good wishes were showered on the young couple, after which the ladies were asked to write out two "Don‘ts" and one "Do"‘ for young husbands and the men were asked to do likewise for young wives. Mrs. J. McCafifrey won the prize among the ladies for the most original advice and Mr. Ray Stone hnimself turned out to be the author of the advice to young wives which was chosen as the prizeâ€"winner. The toast to the young couple was promased by Mr. J. V. Stone. With many words of welcome to the young couple their friends departed after a happy evenr Mrs. C. O. Patton of Inrdianapolis, Inâ€" diana, were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Leiterman, Dome Mines. F3 SSRAAA son roturned last week, from their | Lecke‘s. Owing to the coolness of the vacation. PBornâ€"At St. Mary‘s hospital, Timâ€" mins, to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phillips, 16 First avenue,â€"a daughter. The Excelsior Cluo held their first mssting of the season, with a wiene: roast at the picnic grounds, after which a presentation of a silver mesh bag.! was made to their treasurer, Miss Marâ€" garet Robesrtson, on her departure from th>‘camp. Miss Robertson thanked the members in a few wellâ€"chosen words. Miss Robertson will be missed by the By her sweet disposition and willâ€" ingness among the members she had mads many friends. ‘The Schumacher public school will 45‘d a field day, Friday, September the evéening, cards and dancing were enjoyâ€" ed in the house, after which came the corn contest. To save any embarrassâ€" ment, we mention no names of the winners, and a few good runnerâ€"ups. Mrs. Jarrett, of Sudbury, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Joyner. A number from here motored to | Kirkland Lake last Friday to take in the boxing tournament. Local interâ€" est was keen as both boys have friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robertson and family, Miss Margaret, Patrick and Agnes, left today for Ireland, where they will reside in the future. Dr. Byers returned last week frorm Marriedâ€"At the United Church manse, Timmins, on Wednesday, Sepâ€" tember the 3rd, 1930, by the Rev. B. Millar, Miss Laura Prentice and Mr. Llioyd Hall, both of Schumacher. Imâ€" mediately after the ceremony, the youngz couple left for a motor trip, south, after which they will reside in Schuâ€" macher. 7 Miss Smail, of cepted a position ctaff here. Mrs. Angrignon, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Fiendel, and son Eddie, leéft Sunday, by motor to visit her daughter, Mrs. Williams, of the Frood Mines, Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dennison, of Norâ€" anda, are visiting at the home of his brother, Mr. S. Dennison, Second aveâ€" nue. On Wednesday evening the members of Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge, held a corn roast on the grounds of Mrs. Anyone wishing to contribute please phone Miss Sinclair, Phone BCGOLD FIELDS || fi ‘n J Matineeâ€"Daily at 2.30 p.m. Eveningâ€"at 7.00 p.m. continuous performance COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMMEâ€"MON., WED., FRIDAY Joan Crawford {J chn Mack Brown COMEDYâ€""NIGHT OWL"â€"Laurel and Hardy FOX NEWS MIDNIGHT SHOW SUNDAYâ€"PLAYING ABOVE PROGRANMIME DOORS OPEN 12%.01 (midnight) " sHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD " See a picture in the making from the first scene to the final clinch. IN TECHNICOLOUR COMEDYâ€""AUTUMN" CARTOONâ€"‘THE BANJOKESTER" ADDEDâ€""WHEN THE WIFE‘S AWAY" MIDNIGHT SHOW TUESDAYâ€"11.30â€"PLAYING ABOVE PROGRAMME COMEDYâ€"* CAMERA SHY" ADDEDâ€""A FLYING TRIP" #00000000000080000$000800000486008080006606008486 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT . 26â€"27 Stanley Smith and Ginger Rogers MIDNIGHT SHOW SUNDAY PLAYING ABOVE PROGRAMME, DOOR® OPEN 12.01 (MIDNIGHT) §$6000000909¢000090000008008888086040460806444684 Good Time Charley éives you the laugh of your life in this roaring romance direct from Broadway‘s stage smash hit. COMEDYâ€""TOYS" "GOOD INTENTIONS" " The Shannons of Broadway " WEDNES. THURSDAY, SEPT. 17â€"18 The (Gleasons FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 19â€"20 Ralph Ince and Aileen Pringle TALKING PICTURES AT THEIR BEST MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. 22â€"23 Alice White and Jack Mulhall WEDNES. THURSDAY, SEPT. ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th Basement of United Church Doors open at 9 a.m. sharp. Cache Bay, has acâ€" on the ‘public school Nosthern|.sNEJectric " WALL STREET " "QUEEN HIGH " Iust Another Wall Street Crash, AUSPICES® OF 1.0.D.E. Westeru Ele Dr. Byers returned last week f his holiday. He was accompanied h by Mrs. Byers and children, who t spent the summer in the South. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robertson an family, Miss Margaret, Patrick an Agnes, left today for Ireland, wher they will reside in the future. The farewell dance to the stud Friday was largely attended by young people of the district. With best of music all had a very enjoy evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jucksch returt from a motor trip after taking in : annual Firemen‘s convention. In the Schumacher news last week through the taking out of the wrong line in making a correction of a wrons spelling of "St. Michael‘s" a worse misâ€" take was made, the item not having any proper meaning or sequence. The item should have read that "Miss Aide, nurse in training at St. Michael‘s hosâ€" pital Toronto, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aide." Mr. and Mrs. . Henderson, of Oft were Timmins visitors recently. 18 CARTOONâ€""PLANE CRAZY" CARTOONâ€""LA PALOM A SYSTEM . ‘SOXxXG OF THE FLAME 38â€"39