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Scuth Porcupine, Feb. 16th, ~(Speâ€" clal to The Advance)â€"Literally hunâ€" dreds of people passed through our new hospital on Saiturday and Sunday after the official opening, and the expressions heard were all in favour of the beautiful building; and how wonâ€" derful it was after all these years to have such a model hospital right here Patients Transferred to New Porcupine Hospital The New South Porcupine Hospital Now In Use ie es Ssmm n en ces ces m amemmman en mss omm sn n m m tsmmsc . mm mc nsm tm mss nsm es w Hundreds Insvect New Hospital at South Porcupine on Saturday and Sunday. Transfer Made of Patients on Tuesday. Mrs. Dowe the First Patient in the New Hosâ€" pital. Events at Golden City. +4 *w # ‘“ 6 aa*aa* C*"*¢ * #, * uons 2282 28128 ,8,,0, .*, .# ’“.“.“.” .“ .“ .”.“ ..0 .“ wefweleotes volest vefectee? # # ** * w* *# # # # #* #, * w# w# # “000 .00 ’“.". * “.“ *# * t t _t .t .“.00.“ t * * .“ .00 .“’“ .“.“ .“ '“ * a *# When it comes to Lingerie to STYLE DRESS sSHOP go, There is quality control and it‘s tested. SLIPS PANTIES PYJAMAS HOUSE COATS NIGHTIES #A0GE TWO Perfect stones with platinum mountings that will please the most discriminating,. Nick Bren has a most complete assortment. Priced $20 as Diamonds DOOR DINING ROOM From 5.30 a.m, until Midnight. #. D....”. # # ***+ #. _@. * “.“.“. uin ons s 222. * “'“.”.“.”.“.”. w *# C e *, “.0. .“.“ :’. #. * AN _RA oh. / ”.“.0..“.“. #* # *# #e # * eates 3 w# #% _* .“ '0 + .. ## ’ ... DRESS SHOP BRIDAL / WREATH '\l GAMES START AT 8.15 P.M. Adults 50 cents Children : HOCKE Y ! Located in the Empress Hotelâ€"South Porcupine OQPEN DAILY Perfect Jeweller CRAWFORD STREET Hazel A. Todd Golden Avenue SOUTH PORCUPTINE HURS., FEB. 17th noOoN‘T MISsS EITHER OF THESE IMPORTANT GAMES We Carry a COMPLETE STOCK of Fine JEWELLERY . South Porcupine Arena TICKETS AVAILABLE AT CATTARELLO‘S STORE PORCUPINE SAT., FEB. 19th NORANDA vs.â€" PORCUPINE served Every Sunday FROM 4.30 pam, UNTIL 7.30 p.m Highest Quality On Tuesday the patients from the Tisdale hoespital were brought in Hunâ€" kin‘s ambulance one by one to the hospital. Golden City had a big week last week as well as South Porcupine. On Thursday evening the "Good Times" Club put on a Valentine dance (cosâ€" tume) in the township hall. As usual all the dancing population of Porcuâ€" pine was present and to the orchesâ€" tra‘s music danced until late. The orâ€" chestra was composed of the pianist, Miss C. Gervais, and the viclin of Luigi Rotondo. Prizes were offered for costumes and were won by (1) Mrs. Riopelle who as "Queen of Hearts" was chosen as the most artistic lady; and (1) Verdette Rotondo, who, as an Indian, gained the gentlemen‘s prize. Mr. Orville Ross as a clown also gainâ€" ed the "comics" prize. On Saturday the Junior Club which goes by the name of the "Busy Bee Club," and is composed of the older girl« in schcol and those who have just Glad as we are to have our fine new building we all have a feeling of deep appreciation of the old hospital which served us faithfully and well, and during its term of usefulness was a Godsend to a people who, before its inauguration by the Presbyterian Woâ€" men‘s Missionary Society, were withâ€" out its blessings and ministrations. body (each w shower) to 1c There were fo form on duty guldes. An omission in our list of doncers of beds and ward furnishings must be rectified here. Dr. Paul donated a cot in the children‘s ward, and the Dome Mines Girl Guides furnished anâ€" other cot. The old Tisdale hospital building is now to be sold by the township for a private dwelling. Mrs, Dowe was the first patient to have the honor of entering the hosâ€" pital. Bud Robertson came second and in all eight patients were transferred. And on Sunday also the South Porâ€" cupine Girl Guides, in uniform, wi‘tn their Capt. Miss Wilkins, went in a body (each with a donation for the shower) to look over the hospital. There were four King Scouts in uniâ€" form on duty on Sunday, acting as in our town. Many brought gifts of homeâ€"made preserves and canned goods on Saturday, but the rea "shower" came on Sunday when every. body who came brought something ancd put it on the tables placed in readiâ€" ness to receive them. The hospital partry now has a glorious sunply of bottled fruits, etc., and we are asked by Mrs. Dye (who is president of the Women‘s Auxiliary connected with the hospital) to say here how much the response to the request for this has be:n appreciated, As always, South Porcupine ladies do things well when they begin. Sundays fom 5.30 until 8 Children 25 cents Wedding of South Porcupine Couple South Porcupine, Feb. 16th, 1988.â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"A very pretty wedding of two local people took place quietly in Timmins on Satâ€" urday afterncon when Miss Rita Desâ€" jardins, of South Porcupine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Desjardins, of Barâ€" rie, became the bride of Leslie Richâ€" a@ardson, of South Porcupine, formerly of Toronto, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson of Toronto. They were united in marriage by the Rev. Miss Rita Desjardins and Mr. â€" Leslie Richardson Wedded. â€" Other South Porcupine News Mrs. Wm. Brown, of Pottsville, visâ€" ited relatives in the Ottawa Valley his weekâ€"end. The Valentine dance held on Tuesâ€" day in the Masonic hall under the auspices of the Eastern Star ladics, was a great social success. It was voted a very nice affair and several are asking for a repetition in the near future. The music supplied by part of the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite orchostra was excellent for dancing. finished school, put on a Valentine tea in the township hall in the afterâ€" roon from 3 to 6 pm. Their object was to buy a mat for gymnastic use. A cushion made by the girls raised a nice sum and was won by Mrs. Daâ€" vis of Pottsville. Six tea tables were set up and prettily decorated, in the hall, and well patronized during the afternoon. Miss Mary King and Miss Ramsay, teachers at the Golden City school, sponsor this club and we are glad the tea was such a success. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, of Shawâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, of Shawâ€" ville, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fynan over the weekâ€"end. Mrs. George Helmer and Harold were visiting relatives in Campbell‘s Bay and Shawville this wesekâ€"end. Mrs. Tom Mahon was visiting her laughter, Mrs. Robitaille in Shawville ‘or a few days last week. And that‘s the way your suit is made at Clark‘s. Our new 1938 Spring Samples are now on display, priced as low asâ€" GOLDENX AVE. PHONE 172 South Porcupine sOUTH PORCUPINE Pearce Cross Drug Stores MEN‘S WEAR Irving Went, Manager SUIT B s â€"‘ TAHLORED TO SUIT â€" PERFECTLY THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO LITMITED The greatest care is taken with every prescription by our experienced graâ€" duate pharmacist, Col. Scobell. His years of experience has taught him that the doetors orders must be carâ€" ried out with the greatest precision. This care together with only the purest ingredients assures you comâ€" plete satisfaction. Marriedâ€"On Saturday, Feb. 12th, at Duparquet, Miss Mary Peacock became the bride of Wilfred Harrison of South Porcupine. Both young people are well known here and we extend hearty wishes for a happy future. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Latourneau, of Golden avenue, South Porcupine, on Feb. son. The Men‘s Club of the United Church held a supper meecting on Tuesday â€" evening. Mr. Dean Kester was guest but owing to the poor attenâ€" dance at this meting did not give his address. Mr. Sam Stovel, who has been visitâ€" ing his father at the Dome, left on Sunday for McGill University. Miss Pearl Wilson, of Campbell‘s Bay, is visiting her sister at the home of Mrs. W. Rayner. Miss Iris Wehbb, of Dome Extension, was honoured on Saturday night (the occasion being her eighteenth birthâ€" day), by her mother who gave a loveâ€" ly party for her at her home. Gifts in abundance were given â€"by the guests, with expressions of good wishes, and a delightful birthday lunch was served at the end*+of the party. "Bingo" was played and Mrs. Foster won first prize, Mrs. Barnes second and Mrs. Libby consolation. f Bornâ€"On Sunday, Feb. 13th, a girl tc Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke, of Comâ€" mercial avenue. Father C. E. Therriault in the priest‘s hcuse at 4.30. The bride looking very lovely in a long gown of black velvet with white velvet jacket and white velvet hat, carried a bouquet of yellow roses, and was supported by Mrs. H. M. Turner as matron of honour. Mrs. Turner was attired in wine coloured velvet with hat to match, and> gold accessories. The groom‘s best man was Mr. H. M. Turner. The young ccuple, to whom we extend the best of wishes for a happy future, will reâ€" side on Bruce avenue, South Porcuâ€" pine. It will be of interest to South Enders to know that a baby girl was korn on February 7#th in St. Mary‘s hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carton (nge Jean Brisson) of Schumacher. And if to me while here, a Call shall come And I perforce respond. Lady, I pray â€"Knowing that you have travelled the same w Hold out your hand to me, and help me home. South Porcupine, Fép. 10th, 1938. TO THE "MARY WENGER" WARD Porcupine General Hospital mm on ie s Pray peaceful rest to all who here shall seek Surcease from suffering and mortal pain. And may Her gentle spirit come again With soothing sympathy to aid the weak. And may she smile again to bring calm rest, Cool the hot brow and silence haunting fear. And bring her love to the ward; prove it near And show,that Heaven‘s decree for allis best. TELEPHONE 28 = Pretty Wedding at «i Duparquet, Quebec rerman: secretary, Mrs. PEéarce; and treasurer, Mrs. Maki. Mrs. Campsall will act as planist. These ladies will hold monthly meetâ€" ings, the next to be at the home of Mrs. George Bannerman on Wednesâ€" day, March 9th, at 2 p.m. The First Dome Girl Guide Comâ€" South Porcupine, Feb. 16th, 1938.â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"A United Church has been organized in Golden City. At a meeting held in Decemâ€" bor it was decided to organize, and hold services each Sunday afternoon in the township hall. Dr. Fraser will take the service on the first Sundayâ€" Mr. Heinonen on the second and fcurthâ€"and Rev. Murray Tait on the third. A board of stewards, with Mr. George Bannerman as chairman, and Mr. Don Millar as secretary, has been organized, and a church building will be the aim of the people for the fuâ€" ture. It is hoped that the services of a student preacher may be obtained for the summer months, and the needs of the community be looked after as the place progresses. Toâ€"day {(Wednesday) Dr. Fraser with four ladies of the Guild of South Pdrâ€" cupine held a meeting in Golden City (Golden City to Have ~\United Church Now Mr. Geo. Bannerman Chairâ€" man of Board of Stewards ents, for immed friends. The youn in South Porecupin« Peacock, of Duparquet, and Wilfred Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Harâ€" rison, of Toronto, and grandson of Mrs. 8. E. Jones, of Commercial avenue, South Porcupine. The ceremony was perfocrmed by Rev. W. B. Williston, and the church was decorated prettily for the oczcasion with roses, lilies, and fern. Mrs. B. Herrington played the wedding music. Marriage of Miss Mary Peaâ€" cock and Mr. Wilfred Harâ€" rison. Couple to Reside in south Poreupine. south Porcupine, Feb. 17th, 1938.â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"The marâ€" riage took place on Saturday, February 12th, at 10 a.m. at Duparquet, Quebec, Of Mary, daughter of Mr. and Myrs. te Bornâ€"In Tis;iale hospital, a daughâ€" r, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackinâ€" ski. on Feéb. 12th. he home of Mt atyâ€"five ladies 1g in Morl : South Pdrâ€" Golden City y Hart, with 6, "LG organ-i called the| the United / as presi and A case of assauit nada very contraâ€" g _ | dictory evidence. As the complainâ€" _ | ant was lying in bed, he said, the deâ€" mnarâ€" j uary‘ fendant came and hit him, injuring Dbec | his eyeâ€"and with no provocation \/Irs. | whatever. The other fellow‘s story was [ | different. It arose out of a quarrel tar. | as to who should pay for the next Mrs.' drink! $5 and costs., mnue, Brownie News was A splendidly attended meeting of the ang | brownies took place on Tuesday. Table setting practice was in order fre :-efr?ll.[ after "Clean and Tidy‘" inspection. ding' "Enchanted Browniekins"â€"a@a game | they loveâ€"was played and they pracâ€" tised signalling, folkâ€"dancing, ballâ€" by throwing and played a new game, atâ€" "Farmyard" before they closed with 181:e0 | the Brownie tunnel. Basketball Won by Timmins A basketball team from Timmins ~"S| visited South Porcupine High School ~|{ on Tuesday and won from the South 200 ) girls 12 to 9. The play was quick side | and friendly, showing good passing by the South End girls and excéellent ‘ checking on the part of the Timmins k | players. The Timmins team were i Miss Wilkinsâ€"a Guide Captain with many years of Guiding behind herâ€" has very kindly consented to take on the Captaincy for a time. As it was in order to elect new ofâ€" ficers, it was resolved that the old | executive having done excéellent work shourld remain in office. The organiâ€" zation now stands, with Mrs. Harper * | as president: Mrs. H. M. Martin, viceâ€" ~| president; Mrs. RBRessette, treasurer; Mrs. Maxwellâ€"Smith, secretary; and Mesdames Evans, Shaw, Adamson, Mcâ€" Lellan, Stark and Dogue on the comâ€" mittee, ! pany held a regular meeting on Monâ€" day with perfect attendance. Patrol drill was taken by Patrol Leader Marâ€" ! garet Foster, roll call by Company | Leader Marjorie Costain. Captain | Leiterman made inspection. Two liveâ€" ’ly games were much enjoyed and the Company then went to Patrol corners for Guide work, and Kim‘s Game., After a country dance, plans were made for a party to which the Dome | Boy Scouts will be asked. The party will be held on Tuesday, February 22, which is the birthday of both Lord Badenâ€"Powell and his wife, Dame Olave, Chief Guide. Meeting closed with Guide Prayer and Taps. 4999090 46 COUCHMAN ELECTRIC litely Perth Courier:â€"These trick hats the ladies are wearing now may be good for a laugh, but it‘s no joke to sit beâ€" hind an imitation stovepipe at the movies. If the styles don‘t change the theatre managers will have to hunt up those old slides they used to use, poâ€" litely asking the ladies to remove their One paid $100 for having liquor in a public place, or 30 days. On Monday at a meeting in the Rectory of the W.A. of the Anglican Church lantern slides were shown ilâ€" lustrating early work in the Diocese of Mocsonee. Some of these photographs were taken by the Archdeacon. Police Court News Tuesday‘s police court here was a short session, six drunks paying $10 and costs and one second offender $50 and costs. An offender of the Highway Traffic Act paid $5 and costs as did also anâ€" other who parked on the highway without lights. A case of assault had very contraâ€" C 4 Phone 222 44 Crawford St. SKATES SHARPEXEZD South Porcupine At the evening service at St. Paul‘s on Sunday slides were ‘shown depictâ€" ing ‘"The Old Church in the New Doâ€" minion‘"‘â€"in lieu of sermon, Archâ€" deacon Woodall officiating. GENERAL WIRING Radio Repairs and Service P.O. BOX 794 Phone 2-’.2 44 Crawford St. Decision was made that twentyâ€"four hours‘ notice of change of date of council meetings should be given., and notice posted also in Schumacher Post Office. Mceting of Couwncil A short council meeting was held on Monday with Reeve Evans in the chair and all councillors present. Besides routine business a grant of $375 was made to the Children‘s Aid Society (Cochrane). Girl Guides Committee Meets at 8. Porcupine Officers Reâ€"elected for the Year. Regret at Roetirement of (GGuide Captain, Miss Naish, Meeting of Township Counâ€" cil. Brownie News. Police Court News. Other South Porcupine and Doame News Electrical Appliances, Fixtures, Etc South Porcupine, Ont., Feb. 16th, 1938.â€"â€"(Spscial to The Advance)â€"The annual meeting of the Ladies‘® Comâ€" mittee of the Girl Guides Loral Asâ€" sociation took place at the home of Mrs. M. Bessette on Monday night. The work of the year was reviewed and next week a report of their acâ€" tivities and finances will be published. The resignation of Miss Naish as Guids Captain called forth a great many regrets, and a letter of appreâ€" clation of her work with our girls for the past four years will be written from the Association. hk S J Jt h KA K Cb h t o k k e o . e e o J K e e e e wel ale c ectecie aleate ate ote atectnalaatactente etectocte 444L *4 *4 4 * uns stt s 22 2®, D““‘OO.“. ## t *‘ ¢ * .”.00.00. * .t. . * ‘.0.'0.00 * # *# .0.00 *.,.*® .0..00 *# # #* * .*. .# '00.0'. L # #* * «+ ## * .“.” @ # # 00.0‘ *4 *8S 844\ very spi .arly in were o iinsg wa South Porcupineâ€"Kay Dunn, Kay Myers, Edyth Rapsoy, Maric Myers, Dora Pelkie, Bsulah Rayner, Irene Deacon, Margaret Licyd, Elsie Mcâ€" Phats, Peggy Guila, Lillian Kauffman. Timminsâ€"Pauline Mullen, Alice Vilâ€" .eneuve, Lorrain Charron, Annie Luâ€" kon, Irene Salley, Annie Stachow, Anâ€" nie Wlosi, Annie Kloski. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH, 1938 W.G. 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