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tine same or an made within t first publicatior cannot be mad day of school Grounds and assisting in moyâ€" ing the Rink of the Porcupine Skating Rink Company, Limited, from the school Grounds to a new site, and that such Byâ€"Law was registered as No. 569 in the Registry Office of the Registry Division of the District of Cochrane on the 28th dav of May, 1938. poset oI nishing School Townsh School â€" Tisdale on the providing for t to the amount ( pose ot buildi: TOWNSHIP OF TISDALl Dated : : Maxv,. 1938 N( After | will procg having : which h In the Estate of Joseph Turcotle, de coeasedqd, NOTICE PCO CREDITORS AND QOTHERS 4, held at Saturda 43 ~â€"44â€"45 MORTGAGES LIST YOUR PROPERTY NEED BLOCK TELEPFHONE :+ PLINE ST. 8. 22050 R SALFP 1OR SALE 1938, ime with Ire the 2 FLAT FOR plyv at 185 Eim Street North ROOMS TO and decrors Datd Acicdire e A o n C WELL REN‘T NOTICE OF I 1 Â¥ â€" LA W Anyv sUBSCKRIPTION EXTENSION DR IVVE Free Vote Coupon Good for 100 V otes y § 1 O A PA pmecet orter, in( nd Orier l person e of the ousekeepi1 i Balsam To prageed Day id FRANK C JTunt he Airpo outh stock prompt 1 119A Mout Jn wie required to file proOof the undersigned on or be h day of June, 1938. Ants C@uULC hereb Sou 193 nptly; write 1 and Imforters, West, Toronto pa he iddition 11 L Brown, 193 smith avenut ab hi )1 Tisdale, impro and assisting REN‘T ed â€"ro in the ROOMS 11 H. 1( y given that Byâ€"Law ‘d by the Township of ird day of May, 1938, > issue Oof Debentures EGISTRATION OT NUMBEKR 471 Township of Tisdale of this notlic« thereafter. L, Or pal ered upine. issue O D 15,000.00 for equipping given thalt GoOuL l Sections Nos. Township, will School House, h, 1938, at 10.30 xO . «C Porcupin Ma1t 2 CJAIM montiot Tisdal Truste Wilton ie Public ‘Trustee ibute the to the claims of have had notic». REAL ESTATE sh or set s thereof mus onths after OQOGILVIE, Cloj and New improving the jloned who died lale in the Disâ€" he 2nd da.. of Hall alityâ€"one Club Gar Porcupine c of late imâ€" s, Broadlooms »rly low prices ship mail orâ€" for price list. , 54 Wellingâ€" J 37¢1{67 irt time,. b, Phone e, this Ist 44â€"46â€"48â€"50 \_the purâ€" and furâ€" > ~Publis in â€" the Oouse, on 10.30 a.m ve. Rent 110 Maple Court of proof of one cen all Cconâ€" or light Apply 40â€"43ptf irnisht 1C iside t be ihe 1C Apâ€" 44p North Bay Nuzsget:â€"Juc the reports which emanated liament Hill Victoria Day. lators might as well have reecived the guests, while Mrs. I Shankman poured tea,. assisted by H. Cohen, Mrs, Kaplan and Mrs Shankman. A very successful afternoon tea held at the home of Mrs. L. Halp« 7 Maple street south. on Tuesday ternoon, under the auspices of Hadassah Chapter. Many local la were present at the event, and all markd which Bornâ€"on May 21st, 1938, to Mr. an Mrs. Elphege Baulne, of 119 Commet clal avenueâ€"a daughter. PTAacQtT, daugzhter Successful Afternoon Tea by the Hadassah Chapter Bornâ€"on May 29th, 1938, to the lat« Mr. Donald Gordon Fraser and Mrs Fraser. of 159 street â€" a Bornâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J;f of 116 Wilson aveniue, on May 1938â€"a son. Bornâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Si Parent of 111 Maple street north May 29th, 1938â€"a son. Bormnâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ou«t lette, of 10 Balsam strect north, May 3listâ€"a daugchter. Bornâ€"on May 14th, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. John Vurre of 107 Holly avenus~â€" a son. Bornâ€"on May 24th, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chartier, of 71 Rea street northâ€"a daughter. Bornâ€"on May 29th, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Legault of 115 Main avenus â€"a daughter. Bornâ€"on May 28th, 1938, to Mr. an Mrs. Gerald Derosp of 64 Main aveâ€" nueâ€"a daughter. Bornâ€"on May 28th,. 1938,. to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Godin, of 51 First avenu at St. Mary‘s hospitalâ€"a daughter. Bornâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. Arma Denis of Timmins, on May 26th, 1938 a dauchter. Bornâ€"on May 28th, 1938, to Mr. an Mrs. Eli Harak of 40 Second avenu« Schumacher, at St. Mary‘s hospita\lâ€" daughter. Campbell‘s Bay, Jiune 1.â€"The mayor of Portage du Fort died at his home after a prolonged illness on Saturday night, in the person of Mr. Geoprge Dagr, who had lived in Portage Gu Fort for some 33 years, being mayor for approximately 16 years and councillor for a number of years previous. Mr. Dagg was in his 80th year and he is survived by his widow, Susan Blackâ€" well, and three sons, John A. Dagg, of FPort William; Thomas Dagg, at home; and Harvey Dagg, of Toronto. One son, William Alfred Roy Dagg, was killed in the Great War. Four daughâ€" ters are living, Mrs. Mary L. McJanel, of Timmins; Miss Bertha Dagg, at home; Mrs. James McCallum, of Fort William; . Mrs.. Harold Manwell, ~f Litchfield. The oldest daughter died as a child of four years. The funeral was held on Tuesday afâ€" ternoon and the large attendance and the floral tributes indicated the high esteem in which the late Mr. Dagg was Twelve Births Registered in Timmins Since Mond: Abcut twentyâ€"five friends met at the home of Miss Catherine MacElwee, corâ€" ner of Kent and Wilcox, on Tuesday evening to celebrate her cighteenth birthday. Many school friends as well as others were present to wish her a happy birthday and many more to come, and to present her with many lovely gifts. The evening was spent in games and friendly conversation, and a dainty lunch was served by Miss MacElwee‘s mother, Mrs. J. C. Macâ€" Elwee, assisted by Mrs. Chestor M. MacElwee and Mrs. Eldon MacElw»e, Mayor of Portage du Fort Dead After Long IHiness under the auspices Of 1 adassah Chapter. Many local lad: ‘re present at the event, and all r arked on the beautiful manner the tables were set. and not 2e bouquets of sweet peas that adds touch of summer to the occasion. Mrs. L. Halperin and Mrs. Sol S ecived the guests, while Mrs. Hav ankman poured tea. assisted by Mi Take notice that the undersigned will sell by public auction at Golden Service Garage, Porcupine, Ontario, on Friday, June 17th, 1938, at 3.00 p.m. for storage charges, a Ford Sedan Auâ€" tomobile Serial No. CAâ€"118540 bearing 1936 license No. KUâ€"963. The said automobile was placed in storage by Hilda McKee, the party liable for the aforesaid storage charges Dated at South Porcupine, Ontario this First Day of June, A.D. 1938. (Signed) Oscar M. Henderson, Propriector of Golden City Service Garage, Porcupine, Ontario. 44â€"46 Party Given in Honour of Miss Catherine MacBlIwee FOR SALE OR TO RENTâ€"Vacant lot in Schumacher. Second lot sast from Todd‘s Drug Store. 40 foot frontage. Taylor Pipe, Haileybury, Ont, ~44 11 ¢ FOR SALEâ€"House and lot in Pottsâ€" ville. Apply George Merritt, Golden City, Porcupine. 44â€"45p PROPERTIES FOR SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS at the undersigned will uction at Golden City Porcupine, Ontario, on th, 1938, at 3.00 p.m. a Ford Sedan Auâ€" in# â€" iT‘O from Pa the legi it] 2eg@Iis 30th th was | who can m Mrs. d y j Dorothy t of Flin inCc lsistm‘. I meals aurit beds during 14: schools met Iare wWOrk, and thosr :1 helping tho Some didea The annual Selfâ€"Denial Fund Ap peal of the Salvation Army is being made at present for funds to carry on the Army‘s many good works for humanity,. The name "Selfâ€"Denial® was given years ago to the appeal beâ€" cause of the suggestion of one of the captains that he was ready to go withâ€" out tasting pudding for a year, the monrey that would otherwise be spent for this appealing food to be devoted to the work of the Army. General Booth,. then in command of the Army. did not adopt the idea of "going withâ€" out pudding" but he did seize on the thought of some selfâ€"denial on the part Of the Army officers and soldiers so that the needful would be ready to finance the work. The Army does not press the idea of selfâ€"denial on the general public, but does ask that those who can spare something, do so at this time to help the Army‘s social welâ€" fare work. It surely is a worthy cause and thosr who give to the Army are helping those in need and in trouble. Some idea of the extent of the work Of the Salvation Army may be gatherâ€" d from the following data of Army activity in Canada alone ‘‘(and the Army does its notable work in 94 other jountries):â€"Homes for women . and rirls, 22; accommodation, 1737; chilâ€" The many friends of Fire Chiecf Alex Borland will be pleased to learn that hbe is up and around again after his recent illness. The chief has paid sevâ€" eral visits to the fire station in the last few days and expects to be back on the job shortlv. Selfâ€"Denial Appeals of Salvation Army VI to spend a for daughter, Mrs Lake. whert parish Bav. ifteo ind Jun innual Call Being Made for FCunds for Social Service Work. penda a mon ister Mrs. Ga Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Curtis returned n Tuesday from a visit to Toronito. hoir daughter, Miss Ruth Curtis, is isiting friends in Barrie. Mrs. A. W. Leach, and baby so ackie, have returned from an d visit to North Bay. All persons having any claims against the Estate of Joseph Culhane. late of the Town of Timmins, in the District of Cochrane, Miner, who died on or about the 29th dav of March 1938 at Rev. hurch In the Estate of Joseph Culbane, de ceased. Miss P. Nolan end a montlh‘s MJ1 11 Mr. and Mrs. C ng im Toronto Miss Goldic Harris of Leduc, Alberto visiting friends in Timmins. t Or any pa Dated at Ti ‘mnmâ€"to MI t. Mary‘s A.D. 1938. A. MacDonald,. ~ io Administrator Larson, â€" ana y and Agatha, : t, Michigan. Mrs. Art Skell mb d Mrs. Wm. Phillips, of De . on Wednesday for Ansonville oy will visit friends, before re o the United States. On yOme!t mes, It AaiC Mavhew retuwuned it to relatives at M. Mus attendiu courts, 2507; prisoners discharge, 3102; free the year, 14,962; free e yvear, 6441; hospitals, social institutions for n, 76; wamen‘s rescue Timmi: iding a in is leaving toâ€"da i‘s holiday visiting non in Detroit, Mic i{f ind Mrs. Chas. Kei spital, on Wednesda i0r â€" women . amn dation, 1737; chilâ€" commodation, 162 accommodation itres, 34; prisoncr; s, 2507; prisoner: onald left yesterday ks the guest of her M. White, Kirkland toâ€"morrow ‘d. of the United the conference in Timmins, Solisc‘tor ¢, 44â€"45â€"40 her _ daughters, ind son, Norman, are visiting her ev. of 34 Sisth of Notzre Dame w days in North his 28th day of Moore are vi Westimneath THE PORCUPINME ADVANCEK, TIMMINE, ONTARIO their said disâ€" vÂ¥ill 11 a.m.â€"Morning Service. ‘2.30 p.m..â€"Sunday School. 2.15 p.m.â€"Dome Sunday Sct _ 7.00 p.m.â€"Evening Worship Mondayâ€"4 pm..Explorer‘s ( I Wednesdayâ€"8 p.m.â€"YP.S. ceiving shelter 7114; total ati prison. 105,914 prisons. 3975; in prison work lost friends. 774 homes Hervices eve lhe Anglican and Commertc Sundayâ€"7.00 p.m Meeting. IMonday~-7.00 p.m.â€" t Tuesdayâ€"7.00 _ p.mn Meeting. Tuesdayâ€"8.00 p.m herents, ' Thursdayâ€"8.00 p.m 2nd and 4th Sunday at 8 a.m. ard and 5th Sunday at 7 p.m. Baptisms and Marriages by arrangt ment, 10.15 a.m.â€"Junior Bible 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Pra 7 p.m.â€"Evening Prayet Holy Communion on 1st a.m. Sunday Sunday Sunday Strangzers Welcomt 2 p.m. sunday school. 7 p.m.â€"â€"Mr. R. J. Scott will preach, A Cordial Woelcome is Extended to alH to Attend These Services, es Corner Elm and Sixth Avenue Rev. A. 1. Heinonen, Mimister Res. 20 ElIm St. North Phone 198 11.00 a.m.â€"â€"Sunday Schooi, Bible C 8 p.m.â€"Public Worship language. Special Selections from S Choir, Ladies‘ Choir Choir, 2.00 p.m. â€" Every Sunday, school, Bible Class and Pub ship in Finnish language a of Finnishâ€"speaking famili 11.00 a.m.â€"â€"Sunday Sch and Communicants The United Church, Timmins Hev. W. M. Mustard, M.A., B.D. (Corner Pourth Ave. and Cedar Stre: 10.45 12.15 2.30 7.00 St. Matthew‘s Church Rector: Rev. Canon Casning, B.A., L CT} 10.00 a.m.â€"Adult Bible Class 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer 3.00 p.m.â€"Sunday School 4.15 p.m.â€"Baptisms 7.00 p m.â€"Evening Prayer Holy Communion on ist Sunday of month, at 11 a.m.; on 3rd Sunday, af 7 p.m.; and on 5th Sunday, at 8.30 a.m Ven,. J. E. Woodall, D.D., Ministe: SERVICES SUNDA Y , St,. Luke‘s Evangelical Lutheran Church ALBERT COLLEGE south Porcupine Finnish United Churceh Schumacher Kevy. Murray C. Tait, 8th Ave., Near Spruce St., Timmins Rev. W. A. siemann, Pastor All Welcome! United Church â€" South Porcupine, Ont. Dr. Fraser Finnish United Church Timmins spC Trinity United Church The Open Door Gospe Tabernacle £1.11m Church Directory H . m Rev. A. L. Heinonen, Minister 20 Eim St. North Phone 198 Ad jt. and Mrs. J. Cornthwait Officers in Charge. The Salvation Army aQIn p.im p.m p.m Principal and Haad Ma«tar Bav, Bert Howard, C.D. Tllyustrated prospectus and Inftormation regarding Bursaries and Scholarships on request. }-:ul;' registration recommended. St., Paul‘s Church Poreupine, Ont (Missouri Synod) ik A Cordial Welcome to Al Cordial Welcome to AH Sundayv School Porcupine, Ont with Resldential Acscommodatiaon Puhltc, Lower Honour Matri Becond Year | Business Adm Commerce Music and Dramatle Art Physical Recreation H A Lk For Bovs an Young Men G AR A H A M 11.00 a.m 2.30 p.m.â€" Adjutant WwW. H Services Ssunday School Minister Res. 83 Ist Avi Phone 1094 Morning Worship sunday School, 1© Sunday School, un Evening Worship. numbe; . 20 .901 Courseaes OHerad mMmea .m.â€"Holing m.â€"Ssunday p.m.â€"Great WARE LOR HAR TAY n PDIH } 4 p.n trieniation r University (C Iiministration a Heinze, Pastor Bellaville mber Corp Fait, M.A.,; B.D, Cornthwait Soldcr ame and Worship AA rayer Youn ublic Meeting For Girls and Y oung Women Prayer ist Sunday of ard Sunday, a engquiries found. 4 of[f hout hool inday mnday School ind Church School. Salvation mer , â€" Sunday tblic Worâ€" at homes and â€"Ad lothi Meetin PrPojp ind ler 12. innish it 11 will 11 Mrs. Barrett illustrated the particuâ€" lar use that might be made of electrical) equipment in the kitchen,. showing that these handy "gadgets" could easily cut down the work of the housewife. Folâ€" lowing her explanations. a hum of conâ€" versation would show the great interest the ladies took in her advice, bringing complete silence again when Mrs. Barâ€" rett ~continuod in her instructions. It would be well for local ladies to reâ€" member that the school will continue toâ€"day and toâ€"morrow, Much Interest Shown _ in Cooking School street southâ€"salad:;: Mrs. Schumacherâ€"lemon pie; M don, 52 Cherry streetâ€"cho Mrs. Roy Hardy, 46% Thi chocolate cake; Mrs. Viole Birch street southâ€"crinkl Proulx, 44 Messines and Mrs. D. E. Coombces, 1 crinkles. The winnet Maude ironer; Mrs. ivaA n crisp sto,"""1 Browni( Willan. 120 Third Mts.. CG,.â€" H. FPurn southâ€"lemon cris Mace a warC Heml hards Mtrs. the c; school. Those at the school will classes this ((Thu toâ€"morrow â€" (Frid Mrs. Barrett will cipes and method ner that m hobby, rath ties of every conducted t] school unde thern Powe theatre on afternoons, delicious rec ber of local prepared On Frida TIIXCIF,. \ lady wil sion. The winn Ruth Sethre mIiss was cards, thi davy besic isps; Mr: PHONES 300â€" 301 ° 1601â€"1602 In VnE Peoto: nd of each class, a very you asked to draw the winn re being a special award es es the food which had be ners on Tuesday were re, 44 Wilson avenue, toaster; Mrs. C. F. Hi ll(‘C(»â€"-th(‘, salacd Mrs moreus and interesting manâ€" makes cooking an enjoyable her than one of the necessiâ€" ind was al the maijor r than one day life, Mi MLidl} QlC ULii@ nCcessiâ€" day life, Mrs. Mary Barrett ie General Electric cooking t the auspices of the Norâ€" * Co. at the New Empirc Tuesaay and Wednesday giving many helpful and pes to the very large numâ€" aster; Mrs. C. F. Hitch, 2 ‘etâ€"the salad; Mrs. B. Ric ixth avenueâ€"the dinne Amlin, 45 Fifth avenue Thursda omen who who have ill take adyv on Wednesday were: Domeâ€" Mincsâ€" J. MclIssaac, 114 Elm mn2 very iarge numâ€" i who attended the ) have not yet beer ike advantage of the sday) afternoon, an y) afternon, wher ffer more tasty reâ€" of preparation. h class, a very voun; 0 given as prizes iaward, an electric and some lucky h a prize possesâ€" câ€"crinckles 14 Patricia pecial WwE SERVE THE NORTH Head Officeâ€"New Liskeard, Ont. Mtr.: Di around mornin| Other by Mrs aveniue: Dceing gl on thhoir mert, owner of the Interr residing at 85 Maple stre speaking to those in char zZzaar after hearing of h Mr. Diemert had said I evening an marked the thre Nashâ€"L uable prizc bazaar with T he bazaat Mr. George Piemert Winner of Nash Ca TE 1 ] . Anthony‘s Church Baz aar Continuing With Sue cess, r ha with TIZCS, many with winnet lad to coner to collec W1 ood lu . D. BURKHOLDER LIMITED AVENUI nnhers were: coffee set, won o Martel, of 35 Bannerman t of silverware, won by Mrtr. n KEâ€"SPYLING or TUR STC HAGEN‘S Mr. |. Maurice Hagen Th by MtTr said he woul« his prizc in now connected with is in Timmins for a ional ho north. of the ] good would limited time. chhu luc Di Ha for alâ€" ho ww« In of| I 17 Cedar Street North I * * * * * * * *4 ! YVimmins, ()Jnt * it Cabal D. Menarc plete layel I‘ry ‘The Advan Mebe Jayellte, won by | 174 Mountjoy street. The bingo and other :ontinued until Satur vill be special enterta in amateur contest, ac §$25.00 down, §$10.00 per month. Dwellings â€" and â€" Furniture Insured, $7.00 per thousand. Cars and trucks insured at lowest rate, Real Estate and Insurance LIST YOUR PROPERTY We Have Buvers t1 amateut ity acts those w CcoOmp Ku THURSDAY who LOTS FOR SALI nk,. won Cedar res and Warchau New Liskeard, Swas 115 Mountj . won by 1 y streoct. and Noranda, 4)uf PELEPHOCONTI i k( Want Advertisements quUuip}p tC rUalH Cochrarme 9} TE 2ND, 1@#38 njovyment ced 2 by Mi :‘ _com Vn ich