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South Porcupine, July 16th.â€"(Speâ€" cial to The Advance)â€"Friday was St. Swithin‘s Day and as it was fine weo may now expect 40 days of fai; weaâ€" ther! In England they say that St. Swithin‘s day is the day for christenâ€" T wo Fire Calls at South Porcupine Attended To Chimney Fire Caused Some Stir, but Was Quickly Dealt With Fire at Dry Cleaning Establishment Left Some Cleaning to Get Done. Other Items of Interest From South Porcupine and the Dome EXCUSE US FOR ASKING, BUT ... 4 , tA " W / +A RAQGE AND USED CAR LOT LOCATED AT SPRUCE AND FOURTH Saint Swithin‘s Day, if thou dost rain For forty days it will remain. Saint Swithin‘s Day if thou be fair FPor forty days t‘will rain nae mair‘! TEE the little apples and the old rhyme goes: Saint Swithin‘s Dav. if thou dost rain 37 Ford Sedan ‘30 Chev,. § 36 Ford C ‘37 Dodge â€"*" ‘35 Chev. ‘30 Chrysler " ‘30 Essex 6 37 Chev. * 35 Ford 4€ Of course we are crazy, to take such a terâ€" rific loss on ourâ€"used cars, and naturally people will ask: "Why do they do it?" Well, we have only one reason. Caught with a large overâ€"stock of used cars, we have made up our minds to move them Regardless of the loss. In fact we are prepared to lose as much as $5000 in this sale We must reduce our stock of used cars The result isâ€""Our sacrifice is your gain." This is Absolutely the Greatest Sale in Our History! A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Car Until Payâ€"Day. And Many Others of Equal Value. Master Bob Adamson, of Bloor aveâ€" mue, left last week to spend the vacaâ€" tion with his grandparents, Rev. W. Setonâ€"Adamson and Mrs. Setonâ€"Adamâ€" son, of Waterloo, Ont. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Morrison and Mr. Donald Gilbertson, of Hamilton, were visitors this week at the home of Mrs. Alec Reid of the Dome Mines. Mrs. Reid is sister to Mrs. Morrison and Mr. Gilbertson. The cut worm has not yet made his appearance in South Porcupine, but we heard toâ€"day of a caterpiliar deluge on Connaught Hill. So gardeners will please stand by. But alas! for old legendsâ€"it is rainâ€" ing toâ€"day! TIM MINS PHONE 800 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Mr. Chas. C. Wray and Mr. Roy Robâ€" ;ertson were business visitors from Torâ€" onto in town this week. Two calls were put in through the telephone office for fires on Thursday. In the morninz, around noon, the siren was blown for a chimney fire at the Porcupine hotel on Golden avenue. It caused quite a stir but was soon put out by the firemen. At 6 pm. the siren went again, this time for the dry cleaning shop on Bruce Avenue. A chimney to a small boiler had got overâ€" heated and the woodwork around the chimney started to burn. Chemical treatment by the brigade effectively stopped the menace, and no damage was doneâ€"no articles lost, and only A master model, newly repainted and reconditioned, to go at Just recently overhauled, with good tires and body. You‘ll save a lot of money with this car. Only Has license, and is in fairly good shape, dition You can drive this car for a year and reâ€"sell it for as much as you paid. Has licensse, and is in fairly good shape, to go this week for only Has very low mileage, and in perfect condition throughout. A snap for someâ€" one. The list price of this car is $775. Has very small mileâ€" age and in excellent condition. De Luxe equipment, Meavy Duty tires, etec. Liberal allowance for your car. The best buy on t} carefully driven. see what you‘re s; car until payâ€"day A De Luxe Model, reconditioned, reâ€" painted, Heavy Duty Tires. A real buy at this price. A DeLuxe Model throughout, with radio and heater, the list price of this car is $840, but reduced for our clearance. Cash and Terms. You will certainly be crazier than we are if you are needing a better used car than the one you are driving, and you don‘t take adâ€" vantage of prices like these. This is what is known as a 50% off sale, for we really have cut prices as much as 4. You can actually save up to $200 at this sale. Look at the cars, judge for yourself, see the prices we should sell them at, see the prices are comâ€" petitors are selling them at, see what we have cut them to and the good condition they are in, and then buy before your buddy beats you to it ! the lot, a Deâ€"Luxe model that has been The list price of this one is $865. Just saving. A small deposit will hold this SQUTH PORCUPINE F. LA 42 Archdeasron Woodall, accompanied by two carloads of Anglicans, including members of the Women‘s Aluxiliary, left on Friday to hold a service in the partâ€" lyâ€"finished church at Hannah near Coclhrane on Friday evening. The Woâ€" men‘s Auxiliary have done good work collecting, mending and reâ€"making used clothing, which yeer by year they make into bundles and send to Angliâ€" cans in poorer districts, On Friday they took along a consignment for Hannah and as services are infrequent, the Archdeacon held communion serâ€" vice for the settlers. a cleaning up of the mess made by the | pital on Friday, July 15th, a dauzhter chemicals was necessary. to Mr. and Mrs, Koski, of Pottsville. Bornâ€"In the Porcupine General hosâ€" +725 135 ©550 725 ©490 ‘125 ©‘695 ©495 Mr. Arthur Uren, of Dome Extension, is in Porcupine General hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan left on Saturday by car for holiday in Toronâ€" to and other points. Friends of Mrs. Stan McPherson (Kitty Jones) of Streetsville, will be sorry to learn that her condition is reâ€" ported as very grave. Her mother, Mrs. S. Jones, has been with her now for seven weeks, and reports that her reâ€" covery is doubtful. Mr. Jimmy Rogers, of Heaslip, spent the weekâ€"end visiting his mother in Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen and four children, of Rouyn, have taken up reâ€" sidence on Strachan avenue this week. Miss Anna May McMillan, of Monkâ€" land, Ont.., is spending a holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lyâ€" man, Strachan avenue. Mr. George Train and son, Hugh, left on Saturday by car for two weeks‘ varation in Lindsay and other points, The Kiwanis held their usual Thursâ€" day evening supper in the Masonic hall, but had no guest speaker this week. Instead a real business meeting was held among those present. Mr. Davis McCarthy was appointed secreâ€" tary in place of Mr. F. Sullivan. A supervisor for the children‘s playground has been appointed in the person of Mr. Fred Paul, who will take over his duties just as son as the equipment arrives, It should be here any day now, There will be no official opening of this children‘s playground on the ball grounds, but it will be necessary to take names, ages and addresses of chilâ€" dren playing there and grade them for games, etc. Mr. Paul has, we underâ€" stand, had experience in Y.M.C.A. work and should be a good person to handle this job. Friends of Mrs. Bessette, of Comâ€" mercial, will be sorry to know she has been quite sick for some days. May we extend to the Buffaloâ€"Anâ€" kerite Mine, through Mr. P. Kinkel, cur immense admiration for the real community work done for the employâ€" ees at the mine. At McDonald Lake a charming picnic spot has been made for them. On the east side, which has a sloping shady beach a cleared spot for tiny children has been fenced off for bathing. Further on, a diving board and rough planked pier for more experienced swimmers has been made. And from the beach, over the sand packed xoad where autos have a proper parking place a real beauty spot is in the making. A caretaker has cleared all the underbrush around the poplars, graded the land and made it ready for grass seeding. Benches and tablesâ€" real camping styleâ€"are placed near rock openâ€"air fireplaces. Log cabins for the use of bathers, and all conâ€" veniences are there. A charming spot, and the employees of the Buffaloâ€" Ankerite Mine are, we see, enjoying it to the full. It would seem possible that in the future a somewhat similar campâ€" ing park could be made on this side of our Porcupine Lake! What a grand thing it would be for our town if it could be done. South Porcupine, July 16th.â€"(Special to The Advante)â€"Miss Marjorie Cosâ€" tain, of Dome Extension, is taking a holiday at Fettercairn, and also a course Oof instruction in Guide craft. This camp is a school for Guide offiâ€" cersâ€"a delightful place to spend a holiâ€" day, and incidentally to get instrucâ€" tion which will benefit the Guide troop here when she returns. Mrs. Leiterâ€" man, Commander of the Night Hawk Lake camp, spent a holiday here last year, and has been able in consequence to do wonderful work among the girls in the Dome Troop. Fettercairn is a beauty spot between Ottawa and Peterâ€" borough. Mr. Harry Pyke is spending two months at Squirrel Point, Temagami Lake. Miss Gladys Stitt, and Miss Jean Anâ€" drews, left last week for holiday in Fort Coulonge. Miss Andrews will also spend two weeks visiting Mrs. Bert Frisby at Kemptville of North Bay, a of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Hamilton an oldâ€"timer of Mr. Jim Walsh Mr. David C Mr. and Mrs, Wm. O‘Grady and the twins leave on Sunday for two weeks‘ vacation, in Eganville. Frank Bridon returned on P‘rida.y' from a vacation at the home of his‘ grandparents in Haileybury. Mr. Jack Wilder is building a new home on Cecil avenue which will be ready for occupation in two weeks. Mrs. Rutherford, of Swastika, came in on Saturday to spend a few daysl visiting Mrs. J. Wilder. | Miss Cook, of Stratford, is visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. John Cook, at the Dome, for two weeks. Health and Beauty Spots: at the Bufftaloâ€"Ankerite Picnic Ground, Bathing Facilities, Camping Ground and Park for Mine Employees. Regular Meeting of Kiwanis Club at South Porecupine Other News of South Poreuâ€" pine, the Dome and District We regret to learn that our respected Muskoka. Harry Pyke is spending two s _at Squirrel Point, Temagami The first contingent of Guide campâ€" ers from Night Hawk Lake are home, looking brown and well. Two Guides from the Sciuth Poreupine troopâ€"Joan Maxwellâ€"Smith and Betty Deaconâ€" left on Saturday for two weeks with the Kirkland Lake Guides at this camp. ‘ ‘x| ©#0000008 00040004000 00401 Miss Catherine Richardson, of Goldâ€" en City, is spending a holiday at Powasâ€" san. We regret to learn that Mrs. Jock Nicholson, of Porcupine, had the misâ€" fortune to slip at her home on Thursâ€" day and break her leg. Friends will wish her a speedy recovery. townsman, Mr. Henry Kaufman, sufâ€" fered bereavement in the death of his mother, Mrs. Mary Kaufman, of Otâ€" tawa, on July 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Kautâ€" man with son, Gordon, and Mr. Otto Kaufman, of Timmins, attended the funeral which took place in Ottawa on July 3rd. The deceased lady was 76 years of age, and had been a widow for 14 years. Her death from a heart atâ€" tack was most sudden and unexpected. She leaves, besides her two sons living in the Porcupine camp, five daughters â€"Mrs, Neiman, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Quesâ€" nel and Mrs. G. Taylor of Ottawa, and Mrs. Dwyer of North Bay. Be Cautious At Corners The following local insurance agents are doing all in their power to have men protect their families and their property with insurance but that is not enough. They feel sure that every public spirited citizen will join with them in this effort to reduce the accident toll in our towns and on the highways. Racing to beat the other fellow can mean only one thing. Injury to yourself and perhaps others. The car furthest advanced along the inâ€" tersection has the right of way. This does not mean however, that you should race to beat the other car. Instead ‘try courtesy" and others will follow. Insurance Will Save You Money Only Care Will Save Your Life CAREFUL DRIVING DECREASES YOUR INSURANCE RATES Phone 212 for Appointment 7 Pine N REAL ESTATE â€"â€" INSURANCE Cor, Fourth Cedar Phone 1330 J..J. McKay INSURANCE â€" REAL ESTATE STEAMSHIP OFFICE 20 Pine st. N. Phone 1135 J, V. BONHOMME REAL ESTATE â€" TINSURANCE 7 Pine St,. 5. Phone 2256 REAL ESTATE â€" TINSURANCE Hamilton Block Phone 410 Your eyes are serving you continually, equal to every demand made on them What are you doing in return, to reâ€" lieve any unnecessary strain? Surely this unâ€" failing service is worth a little care and considâ€" eration. . Have y our eyes examined today, and enjoy your vacation free from eyeâ€"strain and headaches. Terms may be arranged to suit your budget. Optometrical Dept. A Registered Eyesight Specalist at Your Service. wW, PEXTON FAITHEFUL SERV A NTS ~ m Sm