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8. Porcupine Honours â€" Occasion of Canadian Tour of King and Queen how well the Kiwanis trees (evergreets) macher. Four brothers aiso survive Mr. Lawley, organizer for the Nationâ€" al Institute fort he Blind, is in town this week preparing for the National tagâ€"day which Tisdale Council has given permission to be held on May Â¥"th (Saturday). Ladies on this comâ€" mittee are Mesdames Armstrong, Besâ€" sette. Farrell, Laforest axdi W. W. Wilâ€" The Young People‘s Saciety of the United Church are holding the last meeting of the season tonight in the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, of Dome Extension, left this week by car for New York to attend the Worlk‘s Fair in that city. Mr. Leo Kramer ‘eft on Mondsiy for Lansing, Michigan, where he will atâ€" tend the Duoâ€"Therm <Radio). convenâ€" There is to be no programme for this sponsored by the town, but invitaâ€" tion is given to all (and it is hoped that all will attend) to be present on Monday morning at 9 o‘clock at the High School where a ceremony and service is to be observed. All the clergy and ministers of town have been invitâ€" ed to be present and take part in this patriotic demonstration. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. J. Todd, of Schumacher, from the oldâ€"timers of the Porcupine Camp, in the sudden death of Mr. Todd yvesterday. The news was a gsreat shock to South End, as only yesterday morning he was in town supervising repairs to the roof of the liquor store which building belongâ€" ed to him. Mrs. T. Rutherford Langdon and daughter, Margaret, left on Tuesday for Halifax® to attend the graduation exercises of Dalhousie University., Mrs. Langdon‘s sister, Miss Margaret Macâ€" Askill, who is the youngest B.A. graduâ€" ating from Dalhousie this year, has been chosen as ‘Queen of the Campus for the o«ccasion. Special invitation to all to take part in thisâ€"the only Tisdale official tribute to the specal occasionâ€"is earnestly given by the authorities. A similar ceremony and service will be held at 10 a.m. at the Schumacher High School Should a very large crowd attend, and the day be fine all the service will be held on the school grounds. Otherâ€" wise the auditorium will be used. The Students‘ Council of the School have set aside a sum out Oof their funds to purchase shrubs and spruce trees for the beautifying and improving of the school grounds. Some of these will be planted at the ceremony and will remain and grow as souvenirs for all time of the King‘s visitâ€"a nice idea, and a splendid gesture as coming from the students themselves. Our Girl Guides and Boy Scouts in uniform will participate in the cereâ€" mony of flag raising. And Monday is proclaimed a Civie Holiday. Strings of bunting from the town hall across to the fire hall strive with the coloured lights with which . Tisdale beautifies itself every summer and Christmastide, to show the township‘s loyalty. Plags are flying from flagpoles on all the important buildings, and from some of the less important ones. The Mascioli Theatre is gaily bedeckâ€" ed with strings of flags from roof to street. outside, gay, cheerful, and patriâ€" otic. South Porcupine, May 17.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Every housewife this morning who possessed a radio in South Porcupine left â€"her work to listen to the arrival of the Royal Pair on Canadian soil, and we would like to wager that all felt as we didâ€"and all were stirred with the same loyalty and pride that brought the emotional tears close to the surâ€" face. God Save the King! South Porcupine, although not inâ€" cluded in the royal itinerary is showâ€" ing its patriotism by hoisting flags and displaying bunting. Portraits of the Royal Family are to be seen in every store window. Town Gay with Flags, Bunting, Lights and Other Decorâ€" ations. Monday Proclaimed Civic Holiday. Ceremony at High School on Monday. â€" Other News of South Porâ€" pine and the Dome. 4P ~P DP P â€"AP PA PA PA PP â€"AP â€"ADP D â€"Aâ€"Gâ€"Pâ€"Gâ€"Aâ€"Gâ€"â€"Gâ€"IP 4Â¥ l PAAAE Two Their Majesties are here. We heard the cheering We saw with others‘ eyes the royal ship. We felt the breathless tengion as they landed And greeted them with heart if not with lip. The day is fair, good omen for their visit. May the sun shine for them throughout their stay God Save the King! God â€"Save the Queen! we echo. God bless them both, prays Canada toâ€"day. SOUTH POR()UPINEâ€"-MAY 17th.. SPECIAL TO THE ADVANCE CANADA GREETS THEIR MAJESTIES stixdent at Toronto University, v.-bons The late Mrs. Finkleman was born in Russia, and was fiftyâ€"six years of She had come to Porcupine in early days of the camp, and has been an esteemed resident of Schuâ€" macher for the past twentyâ€"five years. Her many friends were shocked by her death, and extend their deepest symâ€" pathy to the bereaved family in their Rosie Finkleman, wife of Mr. Hyman Finkleman, and a popular and respected citizen of Schumacher and district, passe«dl away on Wednesday morning at Death Yesterday of Mrs .H. Finkelman at Schumacher Had Been a Resident of Schumacher for Past 25 Years. guilty; and was bound over by the court in $200 to keep the peace for two vears, and was also admonished by his worship to keep away from liquor dur~ ing that time. ‘The young woman who attempted suicide on May 10th, by drinking small quantity of lysol appeared to A desertion case proffered by a South End lady is to stand over for a week. Another case of keeping liquor for sale will come up next week, the sumâ€" mons not being served. $3.75, the amount of wages owing to complainant was ordered to be paid. An assaul case (Giroux) was not served. The case of Ralph Prest who is charged with being on May 13th in Matheson, drunk in charge of a car .â€"s scheduled for next week‘s docket. For having no name and address on his truck another paid a fine. Seven drunks paid the usual. For having illegal possession of beer a lady paid $100 and costs. For riding bicycles at night without lights two paid $1 and costs fine out of court. Another unnecessary noise maker who was implicated with the wedding party of last week paid his dollar and costs in court. Ten paid a fine of $1 and costs for breach of Byâ€"law 462 relating to parkâ€" ing of cars, and one was not served. Mrs. Lyman and Clayton, of Straâ€" chan Avenue, are spending a short time in Island Palls, visiting Mrs. Lyman‘s mother, who has been quite ill. Mr. B. Gantz, who has just reâ€" turned from six weeks in New Brunsâ€" wick, accompanied them w visit his Police Court A long docket was quickly disposed of in Tuesday‘s court here before Maâ€" gistrate Atkinson. Motoring to Toronto to see the Royal Procession will be Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pearce, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pearce, on Saturday. Miss Laura Millions and Mrs. Wm. Millions, accompanied by Mr. Jason Cunningham, left by car on Wednesday for two weeks‘ holiday in Ottawa. Mrs. â€"D.; McLellan and Mrs. Maxwellâ€" Smith are leaving on Friday to spend the weekâ€"end in Toronto, and see Their Majesties on Monday. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. W. Olton, of Pottsville, is ill, and wish her a speedy recovery. â€"‘Mrs. J. Singleton leaves on Monday to spend a few days in Toronto before leaving on the 26th for England on a threeâ€"months‘ visit. She sails from Montreal on the SS. Duchess of Atholl, and her many friends in town wish her a pleasant voyage and a safe return. planted last summer on the hospital grounds have wintered. The grass, too, was the first in town to show spring green. Our Hospital and grounds are now distinctly things of beauty. of her daughter, Mrs. R. Wallace (formerâ€" ly of town)}, had fallen downstairs and broken several ribs. vailing epidemic among our schoolâ€"age A pleasant afternoon was spent C Tuesday in the Parish hall, when the Sewing Circle of St. Paul‘s oeld a social afternoon. Bridge was played and Bormâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. M. Alanen, on May 13th, in the Porcupine General hnaspitalâ€"a son. Mrs. Kerr, formerly of Dome Ex.. supervising wOork at the Twoâ€"inâ€"one Mine. left on Wednesday for a business whose prize was a package of handkerâ€" chiefs. bridge party. All present enjoyed the evening and the game, and were reâ€" galed with a delightful lunch at the comclusion of cards. Prizes were won by: 1, Miss K. Reynolds, who was preâ€" sented with a luncheon cloth and napâ€" kins: 2, Mrs. W. Rayner, who won . a The members of the AYP.A. and other Anslicans were entertained on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. W. H. Johns, of the Dome, when Miss Anâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Rayner and Beulah spent the weekâ€"end in Kirkland Lake_. Friends of a former resident of townhn â€"Mr. Robert Mandley, now of Braceâ€" bridgeâ€"will be sorry to learn he is quite sick with goitre trouble, and has been for the past three weeks in the Toronto General hospital. Messrs S. Sky and C. Laamanen spent a glorious weekâ€"end fishing at Wataâ€" beag Lake. Among other fish landed were two tenâ€"pound trout. Miss Vivian McCaffrey is recuperatâ€" ing nicely from tonsil operation. as is also Mrs. Hovey. . A recital by pupils, put on by the Porcupine Music Teachers‘ Association is to be given on Tuesday, May 23rd, in the United Church, Timmins. Each teacher will be allowed to have one senior and one junior grade pupili perâ€" form. Miss Lilyan Huot will present two grade 3 pupils, Norine White andt Joan Somerville, in a duet, and one 8th grade pupil, Joan Maxwellâ€"Smith, who will play a pianoforte solo. Martâ€" lyn Cliff, fourth grade pupil of ‘Miss Jean Jordison, will also take part. t Mrs. McIntosh left on Wednesday for Haileybury where she will join Mr: and Mrs. Hamilton in a motor tl‘lp to Toâ€" ronto. Tisdale Council has officially conâ€" sented to the National Housing Act. Now that this has been done, loans for house building may be arranged. A progressive euchre party is to be held in the Parish hall, under Rebekah auspices on Friday, May 19th. Bornâ€"T» Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Butts) Dunn of 66 Strachan Avenue, in the Porcupine General hospital, on May 14thâ€"a son. The Eastern Star ladies. met at a regular meeting on Tuesday and after discussing plans for their birthday celeâ€" bration decided to hold a social ovenâ€" ing among themselves on June 3rd. The C.WL. Telephone Bri@ge is the next big event in camp and will be held on May 26th (Friday). | _South Porcupine, May 18â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Miss Mona Laforest, Drideâ€"toâ€"be of June, was the guest of nhonour on Tuesday night at a surprise shower at the home of Mrs. C. Kavâ€" anazh. A numiber of the older friends of the bride‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Laforest, had met earlier in the ‘ evening to enjoy an eveningâ€"of bridge, | before the shower was held. Mrs. Laâ€" iforest was first prize winner and won a dainty cream and sugar set. Mrs. Eessette, who won second honours, was made the recipient of a case of two packs of cards,. Miss A. Sullivan, as third prize winner, received a cup and saucer. After the very delicious lunch was cerved, the young guest of honour was, requested to drop in on the party, and was greatly surprised, when the dainty basket, filled with packages was brought and presented to her. Numerâ€" ous beautiful gifts of linen were unâ€" wrapped and will be treasured by the arideâ€"toâ€"be, as souvenirs from those who have known her from the days she was a little school girl. Mrs. J. Aitâ€" ken assisted Mrs. Kavanazgzh in the duties of hostess. . Honour Brideâ€"toâ€"be at Event at south Porcupine Other Items from South Porcupine and Dome. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew synagogue, Cedar.street, Timâ€" mins, at 4.30 o‘clock, yesterday (Wedâ€" nesday) afternon, and the remains were shipped to Toronto on the Northland last evening. Funeral service will be held in Toronto toâ€"day (Thursday) and interment will be made in the Queen City. Messrs Alec, Abe, Sam and Louis Felaâ€" man, all of Timmins, who are we; known business men of the district. THE PORCUPTINE ADVANCK, TTMMDNS, ONTaARTO for Forsyth. After the cards Mrs. Forsythi served a nice lunch ard the company | enjoyed a very pleasant social evening. | Town Consumers Coâ€"operative held their card party in the Daffodil Comâ€" munity hall last Fridey evening. Whist was played ang the winners of the atâ€" tractive prizes were: Ladies 1lst, Mrs‘ Riccard; I2nd, Mrs. P. Sherbin; gents,| Ist, Mr. Martelle: Ind, Mrs. Jenkyn| (playinz as gents); low score, Mrs. J.| Griffiths. During the evening a nice: lunch was served and the remainder of | the evening was spent in dancing. The Strollers Club met at the home of Mrs. Forsyth, Second Ave., on Tuesâ€" day evening. Five hundred was playâ€" ed and the winners of the prizes were: lst, Mrs. F. Webber; Pnd, Mrs. Coucie: 3rd, Mrs. Brown; Goor prize, Mrs. _ _Schumacher, May 17,â€"(Special to FThe Advance)â€"Mrs.: Dan Fraser. Lakeâ€" side Drive entertained last week. Bridge was played, and the ladies who won the pleasing prizes were:â€"1st, Mrs. €mail; Ind, Mrs. Sinclair McMillan: low score, Mrs. W. MclLaren. Durinz the evening Mrs. Fraser served a very delicicus lunch. perâ€" was served and a very evening was spent. the ladies decided to invite their husâ€" bands and have a real banquet. Bridge was played and the winners of the nice prizes were:â€"ladies, lst, Miss Agnes Robertson; 2nd, Mrs. Sayers; gentleâ€" men, lst Mr. C. Keys; 2nd, Mr. W. Craik. After the cards a delicious supâ€" The Twentyâ€"fivers Bridge Club met at the home of Miss Joan Huxley, First Ave., last Friday night. This being the last meeting of the club for the season Parties and Club Meetings at Schumacher Many â€" Pleasing Social Events During the Past Week. 59 Golden Ave, First of all, people like our food â€"â€"it‘s delicious. Then, too, the service is deft, the atmosphere relaxing. We know you‘ll enjoy dining here. Errol Flynn EMPRESS HOTEL South Porcupine Ont. PASTELS, SHEERS, ETC. Also a Complete Assortment of With Reginald Owen, Gene Lockâ€" hart and J. Caroll Naish ISA MIRANDA and RAY MILLAND Dutch Door Dining Room You‘ll Enjoy Eating Here > Â¥4 8 FREE THEATRE PASSES EVERY WEEK T PEAT RE FRIDAYX SaTUR., MAY 19â€"20 South Porcupine LAST â€"SHOWING TOâ€"NIGHT "WINGE OF THE NAVY" sUN, MID., MON. TUES. MAY 21, 22, 23 MICKEY ROONEY in the ADVENTURES OF "Huckleberry Finn" ADDED SHORTS JUST RECEIVED A New Shipment of "Hotel Imperial" Ave, ®. Porcupine Robert Young 43 Crawford St. enjovable Developing Printing Enla "PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY" All Work Guaranteed Expert Photography You can be well dressed on a budget if you make Abramâ€" son‘s your headquarâ€" ters for all madeâ€"toâ€" measure clothes. Suits priced from $15 John Payne We are prepared to assist you with plans, specifications and the very best of materials in order that your housing problems may hbe easlly solved. GEO. D. HAMILTON Phone 50 So. Porcupine Abramson‘s It can be easily done under the very liberal terms provided by either the Home Improvement Plan or the Dominion Housing Act. Both of these government sponsored arâ€" rangements enable you to provide yourself with the latest in home acâ€" commodation and comforts at a minimum of cosit. In most cases the monthly payments are less than what you would ordinarily pay in rent. Clothing IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES Robert Donat Golden Ave. Guaranteed or Improve Your Home Now GARAGE SERVICE STATION Helen Parrish LUMBER AND BUILDERS sSUTPPLIES Ford Cars â€" Trucks Mercury Lincoln Zephyr ALSO USED CARSâ€"ALL MAKES $15 PLAN TO BUILD McDowell Mot.orq . _J. Thompson Representative of south Porcupine CAN YOU NAME THESE STARS ? 7 +. ol.,‘ J South Porcupine Enlarging man resided in Blind River, He war educated at Midland, where he gfi!ndâ€"- ed the high school. In religion a metnuâ€" Walford, May 17.â€"The death took place at his home here last Friday of Owen Harman, a resident here for the past four years. A native of Wyevale in Simcoe county, Mr. Harman was in his 6Oih year. Burial will take place at Cloudslee, near Bruce Mineés. A stoneâ€"mason by trade, Mr. Harman‘s last employment was as a cement inâ€" spector on road construction near here last year. His iliness was of short durâ€" ation. Before comninz here Mr. Harâ€" an Oddfellow and an orangeman. In at walf()l’d, Near Slldblll’y ’ plojj{jcS- Mr. Harman was a Conservaâ€" Now‘s the time to have those dents straightened out and paintâ€" ed. We can make your car look like new, again. South End _ Garage Tel, / Tuneâ€"up Time! We‘ll tune your car for a busy Spring driving season . . . and help you get top performance every minute you‘re behind the wheel! Two theatre passes have been mailed to each of the Four Winners whose names appear here, The first Four correct answers opened were from : Correct answers for last Thursday‘s Contest Make it a glorious holiday, get your fireworks from our complete line Hand‘s rockets, crackers and all novelties. We also have a complete line of flags, streamers and shields for decorations, Pearce Cross Drug Stores Ltd. Body and Fender Repair Experts Last Thursday‘s Correct Answers and Winners 55 _ South Porcupine Open Day and Night MRS, CARL CARRUTHERS, 180 Main St., South Porcupine DORJIS GANNON, south Poreunine MRS, J, PRANKIE, 80 Broadway, South Poreupine GRACE PIRJIE, bome Mines PENXNY SINGLETON, name in J. Donald ad. ERROL FLYNN, name in Pearce Cross a( ARTHUR LAKE, name in B. Frumpkin ad. George Brent THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE AND DECORATIONS : RULES Try The Advance Want Advertisements, tive. Surviving are a son, stepâ€"son and two daughters in the immediate family. They are: Kenneth Harman, at home:; Mrs. W. Dixon, Bruce Mines; Waiter Rowe. Timmins. and Mrs. A. Monahan, Arnificle Que. Mr. Harman was marâ€" ried in 1919 to Mrs. Thomas Rowe. Read these advertisements. Find the names of the movie stars, pictured here. Write the correct names and the Ads. in which they appear, also your name and address. Send it to Pearce and Cross Drugz Store before 4 pm. Monday, having it clearly addressed Porcupine Adâ€" vance Movieâ€"Memory Contest. South Porcupine, Winners will he the first 4 correct answers taken at random from the box of sealed entries after Monday, Winners announced on this page next Thursday, Each Winner Will Receive Two Theatre Passes THURSDAY, MAY ‘3TH, 1039 Heated Cars at Your Service Nan Grey Main Street Phone South Porcupine OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Rosemary Lane When Ordering FLOWERS DELIVERED â€"ANYWHERE Phone 100 CALL US Phone 1 53 Phone 153