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Thursd Lower School Examinations at the Timmins High School Certificates Granted to Pupils Writing on Subjects Indiâ€" cated. â€" Addition of Marks to a Subject Show that Pupil Failed to Secure Standing on that Subject. _ Requireâ€" ment to Pass, 50 per cent on Each Subject. 150 Candiâ€" dates at Timmins. The following are the : Lower School examination mins High School for this per cent. required on ea pass. Where marks are | subject it means that the to secure standing on tha the case of a failure, if t been reâ€"read, "R" is ente marks. Louise Abrahamâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Jean Alton â€" English Grammar, Physiography 10, Arithmetic 18, Zoology George Andruchukâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Helen â€"Andruchukâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Reginald Armburstâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Ruth Babcockâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology, Louis Baderskiâ€"English Grammatr 10, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology Clair Baker â€" English Grammatr Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Jack Beadmanâ€"English Grammat Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Mary â€" Beadmanâ€"British History Geograrhy, Art, Botany.. ( Jfirst Anniversary GOLD DUST, for Washing, per pkg. COMFORT SOAP 10 bars for:::::.:..... Four months after opening on January 2nd, 1932 cur second <tore with modern equipâ€" ment was opened at South Porcupine. A year agoâ€"on August 10thâ€"Oour store was opened for business in Timmins. First months sales were Bring all your cash register receipts dated previous to July Ist, 1932 to company‘s office. Purchase rebates will be made oniy on these receipts. Tedayâ€"twelve (12) months after opening our Sales have increased threefold with last month‘s sales One Year of Progress CHICKEN Fresh and Smoked FRESH PORK BUTTS, per Ib. SMOKED PICNIC HAM, per Ib. ......... whole or half, per Ib. CONSUMO PORK SAUSAGES. 2 Ib, ... 353 opep oyen onuceo cConre cce Cor. Birch St. Fourth Ave. August l1th, 193 Butter Our whole year sales were that the pupil failed : on that subject. In ure, if the paper has is entered after the 5 lb. per Ib. §$163,893.71 ONJUMEKS COâ€"OPEKATIVE $17,579.04 $6,704.38 2 34 h paper ven after s1 at ts of the the Timâ€" Rose Carlinâ€"English Grammar Physiography 31, Arithmetic, Zoology Helen Carpenterâ€"English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Margaret Carriereâ€"English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography 17, Arithmetic 22, 12 Riverview and Dominion 25c 14c SOCIETY, LIMITED Telephone 101, South Porcupline OUR OWN BLEND TEAX, per IDb, ..:..._...... CONSUMO COFFEE (Fresh Ground) per ID; ....: esnc .n H.P. SAUCE per bottle ...... TOMATO SOUP Clark‘s, 3 for ... TOMATO JUICE Clarke‘s, 3 for ... PERRIN‘S BISCUITS Holiday Mixed 2 lbs. .cc CORN FLAKES I # /‘s tin ¢# tin 2 Ibs. 41c ~SuzzBETTER BAKERS Zoology 15. Noella Chantignyâ€"British History 21R, Geography, Art, Botany 32. Lorraine Charronâ€"â€"Englisch Gramâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology Joyce Chesterâ€"English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Barbara Campbellâ€"â€"English Gramâ€" mAaTr Leo Chickiniâ€"English Gramma Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology Helen Chisholimâ€"British His Geography, Art, Botany. Lloyd Chisholmâ€"English Gram Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoolog Gladys Cookeâ€"Physiography, A metic 39, Zoology. Myrtle Cookeâ€"British History, graphy. Art, Botany. metic, Zoology. Dorothy Cummingsâ€"English mar, Physiography, Arithmetic, | sheila Dalyâ€"British History graphy, Art, Botany. Geprge Darliitgâ€"English GI 18, Physiography, Arithmetic 2 logy. graphy, Art, Botany 37. Hazel Cottrellâ€"English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Walter Cowanâ€"English GrammaA Physiograrihy, Arithmetic, Zoology, Walter Craigâ€"Physiography, Arith Ross Davisâ€"Geography, Art, Botany Dorothy Dawsonâ€"English Grammatr Physiography, Arithmetic. Marie Del Guidiceâ€"English Gram mar. Mamie De Marcoâ€"English Grammai Adele Denisâ€"Arithmetic. May Dickinsonâ€"English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Florence â€" Dillonâ€"British History SATURDAY ONLY AND AT â€" lflwgfi Jelly Rolls at each for THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO C AIT Physiography, Arithmetic, Zooloigy. Annie Domenicoâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. William â€"Dunnâ€"English Grammar, Zoology . Janet Dyeâ€"British History, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Emile Everardâ€"British History 05, Art, Botany 35. Frank Everardâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy., Art., Botany 298. Mabel Higginbothamâ€"British Hisâ€" tory, Geography, Art, Botany. Lester Hill â€" English Grammat Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Won â€" Hing â€" English Grammatr Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Eleanor Hodginsâ€"English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Roy Janesâ€"English Grammar 30, Physiograrhy 10, Arithmetic 32, Zooâ€" logy. Eddie Karpovitchâ€"English Gramâ€" mar; Physiography, Arithmetic, Zooâ€" logy. Catherine Kellyâ€"British History, CGeography, Art, Botany. Elsie Kendallâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Fannie Kideckelâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Lee Kucheranâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Bill Kulyâ€"British History 14, Geoâ€" graphy 19, Art, Botany 27. Mike Kulyâ€"English » Grammar 35, Physiography, Arithmetic 27, Zoology. Jack _ LaAke â€" English Grammar, Physiograrihy, Arithmetic, Zoology. Merton Lakeâ€"â€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Martha Lamotheâ€"Art. Catherine â€" Langâ€"British History, Geozraphy, Art;Botany. Gabrielle Larcherâ€"Geography â€" 15, Art, Botany 09.~ Eleanor â€" Lawsonâ€"Britishâ€" HistOry, Geography, Art, BOotany. Mary Leeâ€"British History, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Marion Lengâ€"Arithmetic 34. June â€" Letangâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Roy McChesneyâ€"British History, Gesography, Art, Botany 40. Bertha McCormickâ€"English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology Walter â€" McCraeâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Gerald MacDonaldâ€"British History Geography, Art, Botany. Muriel MacMainâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Anne MacPhailâ€"British History, Ge>â€" gratthy 24, Art, Botany 41. Roderick MacPhailâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany 29. Marion MacPhersonâ€"English Gramâ€" mar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zooâ€" logy. Orva McGrathâ€"Ezlish Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Viola Makiâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Jean Montigny â€" British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Katrine Morinâ€"English Grammatr Physiography, Zoology. Walter â€" Mosleyâ€"Williams â€" English Grammar, Physiography 27, Arithmetic, Zcology. Helen Munroâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Jack Munroâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Vallerie Murleyâ€"British HistOory, Evelyn Morrisâ€"British History, Geoâ€" grarthy, Art, Botany. Edith Pattersonâ€"British History Geograrhy, Art, Botany. Geography, Art, Botany. Lillian Nelsonâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Helen Newtonâ€" English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Maizie Newtonâ€"British History 25, Geography, Art, Botany. Marion Ostrosserâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Eleanor Plausâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy,.Art, Botany 34. Arthur Pritchardâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Helen Proutâ€"English Grammar. Rita Proutâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Audrey Rayâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany 22. Mabel Richardsonâ€"Arithmetic. Patricia Richardsonâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Doris Patriquinâ€"English Grammar Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Helen Pecoreâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Rita Forbesâ€"English ‘hysiography, Arithmetic, Jack Fortinâ€"British H raphy, Art, Botany. GCertrude Furlongâ€"Eng Dee Richerâ€"British History 24, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany 35. Eva Rileyâ€"British History, Geograâ€" phy, Art, Botany. Marcel Everardâ€"English Grammat iysiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Samuel Finkelmanâ€"English Gram ar, Physograrhy, Arithmetic, Zoolog Muriel â€"Pinneyâ€"English Gramma hysiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. William rudeâ€" Furlongâ€"English Physiography, Arithmetic rersâ€"Brit Botany. Grammat oology. Grammalt . AMDN Silver Wedding of South End Couple Firemen Show Estcem for Mr. and Mrs Maxwell Smith on QOccasion of Their Silver Wedding. Other Items of Interest from South Poreupine Corâ€" re pondent, Fenny, of Toronto, are camping at Golden City. Miss Hazel Cook, of New York, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Camâ€" eron. She will return to Ottawa and Toronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cook and Miss Myrtle, of Toronto, who have been on an extended motor holiâ€" day here. Sseveral are saying that they have not yet received their tax notices. All have been sent out and anyone not having received such notice would do well to go to the taxâ€"collector and ask for an extra copy to be sure to get the first instalment paid by August 15th. Mr. Ken McCaffrey will be home from the hospital this week after an operation on his nose. resident at the Mr. W. H. Johns Mr. Otto Spier ronto and other : Messrs Merton Mrs. Robertson and Mr. Ivan Davis of Brownrigg, Island Falls, visited a their parental home, Mr. E. Davis in Golden City last week. Miss G. Edington, of Cape Croker, visited Golden City and Dome friends last week. Little Joyce Eames, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Eames, was successfully operated on for tonsils at the Porcuâ€" pine horital on Thurday. Mr. T. Yandon, of Rouyn, visited over the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hogg at the Dome Extension. Mrs. Jay and children, accompanied by her little niece, Mary Curtis, are reâ€" turning from a trip to Toronto this week. Miss MacDougall, of Perth, is ths guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown Connaught Hill. Marriedâ€"At the manse, South Porâ€" cupine, by Rev. L. Hussey, Miss Marâ€" garet Kincaid and Mr. Joseph Larochne, both of TIroquois Falls. They were atâ€" tended by Miss Annie Holtman and Mr. Hugh Kincaid, of Iroquois Falls. After a short illness of four days, Mrs. Mary Zaitz, of the Davidson Road, Ssouth Porcupine, expired durinzg the night. Life was extinct when a memâ€" ber of her family came to her bedside last Tuesday morning, August 2nd. Heart failure was the immediate cause of her demise but she had always been a hardâ€"working and supposedly strong woman. She was born in Russia thirâ€" tyâ€"eight years ago and came to Canâ€" ada at the age of fourteen, marrying Mike Zaitz shortly afterward. The husband with seven children mourn her loss. They are:â€"Tena (Mrs. Atamen) of South Porcuriine; Bella, of Hamilton; Annie, Nick, Helen, Katie and Jennie, at home; the youngest, Jennie, being only ten years of age. The funeral took place on Thursday, mass being said at St. Joachim‘s church by Rev. Fr. Gelinas. The pallbearers were Messrs Helmer, Mahon and Bezpalko, of South Porcupine, Cartonick and Zabiaka of the Dome, and Stanley, of Gabrielle Kathleen Geogra;raiy, Jacques William Shieldsâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Zoology. Thomas Shubâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy 37, Art, Botany 20. Mary Stachowâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Eli Steinbergâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Ruth Stevensâ€"English Grammar, Physiography, Arithmetic, Zoology. Jean Stibbardâ€"British HistOory, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Allen ~Tarioâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy 34, Art 29, Botany 27R. Helen Tario â€" English Grammar, Arithmetic, Zoology 22. Leslie Thomsonâ€"English Grammar, Physiograrhy, Arithmetic, Zoology. William Twaddleâ€"British History 21, Geography, Art 39, Botany 19. William Van Rasselâ€"Physiography 20, Arithmetic, Zoology. Laura â€"Varteniukâ€"British History, Geography, Art, Botany. Mary â€" Varteniukâ€"British Geography, Art, Botany. Alice â€" Villeneuveâ€"British Geography 19. Elise Wallingfordâ€"British History, Geography, Botany. Roderick Walishâ€"Arithmetic, Zoology. Mary Watkinsâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. Loella Weirâ€"British History, Geoâ€" graphy, Art, Botany. William Whiteâ€"Botany. Louise Wojciechowskaâ€"British Hisâ€" tory, Geogzraphy, Art, Botany. Rosa Wongâ€"English Grammar, Z%0oâ€" logy. Nelson Woolcocksâ€"British History, Geograrhy, Art, Botany 28. Jennie Zabudnaâ€"British istor Geography, Art, Botany. M M Hust ire on a m arental h _ Porcupine, 4 to The Advance ind Mrs. wW. |] 1€ tto Spiers is holidayi nd other points south s Merton Francis ar of Toronto, aAre ca Skeif, of Toron it the Dome, is were ac{ f South home » M and History History radon Kirkiand Lake. Many fowers expr ed the sympathy of the community the familvy. Burial took place at T Rus and and at Brampton. The South Porcupine ment and several of the: prised Mr. and Mrs. Max the event of their silver versary. The Pire Brig them with a handsom e tray and there were als gifts in silver from other party was a complete s bride and groom of twe ago, and heartiest wishes father ed for their continued success. Mr. and Mr. F. C. Eva are leaving by motor for Ottawa having bed owing to the ilness Bornâ€"At Severn Bridge, Ontario, on July 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thomâ€" son, of South Porcupine,â€"a son. Masters Arthur and George Grant, of Connaught, are spending their holiâ€" days in town with their grandmother, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Relyea and children returnt to their home in Cleveland after an e: tended visit to her parents. In the playing of the schedule of the Porcupine District Horseshoe Pitching Club, Timmins Piremen defeated Domse by 11 to 4, and South Porcupine won from Timmins, 6 to 3 on Wednesday‘s games. On Friday, August 5th, South Porcupine won over the Dome, 9 to 6. Rink number one from South End won five straight games. Rink number tw> won four games out of five. Rink number three gave five wins to the Dome. On Wednesday of this week Dome entertains Timmins, and South Porcupine Timmins Firemen. On Friâ€" day Timmins will be at South Porcuâ€" The softball game of Thursday night, Engineers vs Mine, was postponed to a later date owing to the football game. On Monday night the Engineers met the Mill and came out on the higher side of the 8 to 7 score. A. Briden was umpire, Brodks for bases. Longworth and Rudd were the battery for the Mill, McCaffrey and Fell (then Sullivan) for the Engineers, Too many errors cost the Mill their game. The Mine is leadâ€" ing the league, Engineers second, with the Mill tailing. H. Doran made the only run of the first innings, Parsons for the Mill going down as he reached for the haven of home. Fell batted a homer in the second, sending McMurâ€" wâ€"» Mastc ceme and home in Stratfor W. Smith, of A: n at Mr. D. Dea and Mrs ed from Pine Street North Curtis Optical Parlors Orry Cost auunt at K Norman an and are mots atfor Maxwe!l Sm 1 Miss Hele ronto wit â€" holidavin ire D friend nd two Wedne ‘alled | Mr. Iv ered. Another man with rooming house on First avenue complained that his revenue was lowered, now that so l many rooming houses had been built on Second avenue. His taxes were also confirmed. But it was realized by the council that Second avenue west, in Schumacher, was now practically a business section and would have to be assessed accordingly. Many of the soâ€" called boarding houses there were realâ€" ly hotels doing business on a larger scale than some of the Pirst avenue hotels. It looked as though peojle had gone into these areas of loweyr assessâ€" ment and were carrying on business the same as in the original businass | section. McIntyre road was reported : by the engineer to be practically finishâ€" ed except for the placing of a few loads of fine gravel to make a suitable walk | for pedestrians. The council all agreed ! that the road at present most urgently 'needing repair was the Dome rorad. ‘X short spell of warm weather would allow this to be done much more eMâ€" | clently for the type of repairing needed but it is to be started within the week The portion from the railway crossing to town is to receive special attention | for repairs. At Gillies Lake the better ‘half of the work is now done but it was thought advisable to change the 'road bed along Toke street so that 'trafiic would not be immediately over the water line as it has been in the past. The Coniaurum road and culvert were also discussed. Gold Centre lights l are still delayed owing to no clear unâ€" derstanding as to where poles can be ! placed. Ma M whic man with Schumache ngque In a weekâ€"end game of softball tween Golden City and South cupine, Golden City won 9 to 6 : the bovs of this end of the lake. AI been to be jon 1€ were i had been trar credited to anot with a poolroom Anothe 1€ 1€ rental for. the are held in n sent in for e asked for. V several taxes ( V, Laffin had were crodited 1umilak 1€ a t wh\ the Mill in the third Fell and Richmond nond while the Mil â€" the fourth. Rich: ch of Schumilak‘s 1 re. The fifth had r h saw two more (Ru:« s the home plate f 1€ und man with a room venue complained t _ lowered, now that U There we be axes cases we the building in for four yes . While in C( the Mill onl t them mit 1 instferrt hn his 31 Doran 1A NX 1C wt af Por y n\" 11 *Â¥ * 14 a 1