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The Schumacher "Happy Gang" Card Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. E. Cousineau, Fourth Ave. Five hundred was vlaved and the prize winners were: ist, Mrs. Roy Hazelwood; 2nd, Mrs. Lenchuck:; 3rd, Mrs. Spiegelhalter. After the cards the hostess served a delicious lunch. After lunch a nice social time was enjoyed. Bornâ€"[Saturday, Mary‘s Hosuital, to Colquhoun, Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, of Toronto, were in town for the Porcupine Skatâ€" ing Carnival. While here they were the guests of Mrs. Peterson‘s sister and brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moran, Second Ave. The many friends of Mrs. James Scullion, First Ave., will be pleased to hear that he is able to be home from §6t. Mary‘s hospital., All wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Hillier motor onto to visit her nare William Qlton, of G is also visiting her ‘Thomas and Mrs. Al Pte. S. Hill, of the Regt., stationed at C: ed at his home durin ~Wesley Cooke, of the Royal Canadian Navy, SB.A.. has returned to his depot at Ottawa, after spending his leave with his narents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cooke, McIntvre Property, First Ave. Mrs. Reynolds, of Porquis Junction, was in town for the Porcupine Skating Carnival. While here she was the guest of her sister, Miss Coleman. Women‘s Division St. John Ambulance | at Schumacher Mrs. A. H. Cooke and Mrs. T. L. MacKenzie were hostesses at a Churchâ€" il1 bridge party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Cooke, McIntyre Proâ€" perty, PFirst Ave. Bridge was played and the winners cof the nice prizes were: iIst, Mrs. D. Lamb; consolation, Mrs. W. Smook. After the cards a social time was enjoyed. During the evening the hostesses served a delicious lunch. Meetings â€" Each Tuesda:j Other Schumacher News. Mrs. Malcolm McMillan, Lake Side Drive, entertained Saturday afternoon at a Mrs. Churchill vanishing tea. Pifteen guests from Schumacher, Timâ€" mins, South Poreupine and Preston East Dome attended and a very hapy time was enjoved. During the afterâ€" noon there was a lucky number draw and Miss Mildred Tackaberry, of Timâ€" mins, held the winning ticket. The prize was one of Mrs. MacMillan‘s loveâ€" ly paintings. Schumache The Advanc of the St. Jo holding thei: evening in t MceIntyre Cor membership still room fo where they will t Mrs. George C entertained Satu: little granddaug! who was celebrat Nine little guests happy time was ¢ was served and ¢ piece of the love Mrs. Vince B left last Wedn where they will News From South Porcupine, Dome and the District | cmmetarmmmmenee PAGE Two 1e Grey and Simcoe Camvo Borden, visitâ€" ing the weekâ€"end. 18th, in St. Mr. and Mrs. James Ave.â€"a son. »terson, of Toronto., r sisters, Mrs. Len Albert Miller, ‘s. ~Lenchuck; 3rd, After the cards a delicious lunch. ‘ social time was NO ember mour of her > Cousineal, <th birthday. _and a very A nice lunch et t had a ike. 16 Bayv Larder Lake: M Lardet Lake: \ sSauth â€"Pereunin The beautiful floral tributes were from:â€"Husband and son, Jimmie: Mr. and Mrs. Don Cambpell and family; Mr. and Mrs. Godrey Proulx and faâ€" mily; Mr. and Mrs. A. Clusieau; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson:; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fraser; Mr. and Mrs. H. Elley: Mr. and Mrs. R. Elley and family:; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson; Mr. and Mrs. John Phillins and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cosgrove; Mr. and Mrs Doucette; McIntyre Police Guards; Mc Intyre Gate Keepers: McIntyre Garden Crew; Home Provision Store. Masses:â€"Harold and Jimmie Burns; Mr. and Mrs. George Proulx and famâ€"< ily; Mrs. Thomas Burns and family; Mr. and Mrs. Rene Proulx and family: Mrs. Villenevue and family; Mr. and Mrs. Fournier and family; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hannah; Mr. and Mrs. P. Fitzgerald and Bernie: Mr. and Mrs. T. Montigny and family; Miss Betty Murphy; Miss Plorence Dillon; Mr. and Mrs. M. Capeless and family; Mrs. P. Capeless; Mrs. Russell Capeless:; Mrs. J. V. Angrignon and family; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purlong and family; Mtr. and Mrs. Lionel Boutet and family; Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon and family: Mrs. D. Déefelice and family; Catholic Women‘s League. Mrs. â€"BRarringt Mona, left Tuesd Toronto after vis her sister and bri Mrs. Carter, McI Vet. Funeral Services for the Late Mrs. Harold Burns Schumacher, April 22 â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"Funeral services were held Tuesday morning, April 14th, in St. Alohonsus Parish Church for the late Mrs. Harold Burns, Cedar Street. The Rev. Father Martindale conducted the funeral service.> The Catholic Woâ€" men‘s League of St. Alphonsus Parish Church attended in a body. The pallâ€" bearers were:â€"Rene Proulx, George Proulx, Jr., A. Clusieau, D. Clusieau, J. Clusieau, P. Amelin. I | Mr. and Mrs. P. Larder Lake, were gut parents, Mr. and M: McIntyte Property, o1 While here Mr. and M Activities of Kiwanis Club at South Porcupine Jim Keele real after |: i1is parents, | 1€ 1€ Mr TD ¢ ived h davy. 71 du BRarrington â€" and daught left Tuesday for their home o after visiting at the home ter and brotherâ€"Inâ€"law, Mr. a ‘arter, McIntvre Property, PI MeC e Mrs. F. J. O‘Connell, of , were guests of the latter‘s r. and Mrs. P. E. Cooper, roperty, over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mrs. O‘Connell atâ€" Porcupine Skating carnival. soend Mr. al Barringt MceIntvre of Mr. . Frank YTonnell nd mrs, Mcintyre and Mrs. Holmes Mrs. J. Tatham UInday 1( _ _two _ Northland W MeCrodan‘s for Provet we weekâ€"enc ith O‘ D: MeIntyre Woms nded: Belie Mon [ South Porcupine, April 22nd. Special to Thg Advance. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon in Tisdale cemetery of Lila Saari, eighteenâ€"yearâ€"old daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Toivo Saari, of Connaught The deceased had been a patient in the Royal Alexander Sanitorium: in London for theâ€" past two years and died in that hospital on Priday, April 17th. She is survived by her parents and one brother, Toivo, who lives in Pottsâ€" . Ville. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Piggusaari, Finnish minister of Timmins, and was attended by friends from Timmins and South Porâ€" cupine. ror in the countries under Hitler‘s heel, to illustrate the No vote, and depicted freedom and prosperity for the Yes vote are ibeing shown at Marshallâ€"Ecclestone‘s, Sam Bucovetsky, The Workers‘ Coâ€"operative Store, Purdon and Laflamme‘s, the Dominion Store â€"and: Clark‘s Men‘s Wear. On Sunday night a packed theatre listenâ€" E@ to "Mr. Jos. Bradette who gave a splendid sveech on the facts concernâ€" ing the plebiscite. The chair was takâ€" en by Mr. V. H. Evans, Reeve of Tisâ€" dale. ‘The Ukrainian orchestra played two selections very nicely (Victory March and Liberty March). Mr. R. E. Dve also spoke and introduced Mr. Pradette, and Mrs. A. Stanlake sang@ very sweetly ‘"‘The White Cliffs of Dover." Dancing by the Ukrainian society and numbers by a sextette of a Ukrainian orchestra provided furâ€" ther entertainment. Miss Dorethy Fulton, of Bracebridge, and Hearst, is spending a holiday at the home of her grandmother, Myrs. Starling, of Commercial avenue. A T Funeral of Lila Saari on Tuesday Afternoon Earnest Campaign at South Poreupine Other News of South Poreuâ€" pine and the Dome. (Vote NO for this)â€"and a picture of prosperous happy Canadian life on the cther (Vote YES for this). Other windows with similar facts to drive home, accelerated with such things as handcuffs, whips, and pictures of terâ€" Mrs. Mervyn Smith left on Thursday for Toronto to join her husband, Pte. Smith, and will take up residence in that city. (Miss Patricia Laforest left on Friday for St. Jerome, Quebec, where she has accepted a position with the Defence Industriés Limited under her brotherâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. Art Jones. Lt, Ross Davies, of Barrie field, spent the weekâ€"end in town with his family, leaving on Monday for Montreal. Keep in mind the May Day (annual) for "Yes" Votes South Porcupine, April 22â€"(Special to The Advance)»â€"Merchants of town have taken un seriously the business of campaigning for the plebiscite affirmative vote to be taken next Monâ€" day. Windows have been decorated with arresting tableaux and posters. We consider that of Beamish‘s Stores to be worthy of more than passing note. The whole middle window is taken up with two nicturesâ€"one of a (stuffed) despondent man in an atâ€" titude of despair and in rags â€" with crusts and little else on the tableâ€" i will take up residence in | up residence in t« found emuloymen ricia Laforest left on Friday |especially at the ome, Quebec, where she has| While auite a t . position with the Defence | population have l« Limited under her brotherâ€" | patriotic work in . Art Jones. tario, the numbe: Davies, of Barrie field, spent | not noticeable, t nd in town with his family, | here being about Monday for Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. F mind the May Day (annual) ‘ an interesting le g1g ant into g time time t @4 wc. >X @ardens l‘he young beo church are soons cribbage party in Wednesday next a All welcome. Mrs. McAlvine, c is spending a hol Mr. and Mrs. B taken un residencd Dome; also Mr. an the Sigma Mine. We understand famMies from Kirk with their moth ladies and othe are attending the lantern slid Kain, our loval Hall on Thursd ing to attend | welcome. ‘The home of priest and â€"re lowing were the 1lo which evading t} busy worki Bornâ€"To. Mr. a lammi,. of Porcup Aprilâ€"19th, in Pori pital. mIrSs,. H,. BIOOGd}| At Pte. Borden La has been home 0o: The Junior Le Church met on new President, M who succeeded Next Sunday Service will be h Church with vari vouth taking part. Mr. G. Trueblood The next impno on on lueSGayvy eve! The Rebekah tained their Dis on her semiâ€"an last. She is Mi rane, and her v very large atte from the local Nugget Lodge ir regular meeting to the Orange 1 enjoyed a very n Dorothy Miller, this year, acting monies. Before attendin: drive was held in prize winners: 1, Mrs. H. Blood: at Mess Ewing, Monda Mrs. diex« Mit %$ M ‘newa ic ty 1€ T‘uvesd Was sta (Father bbed on t Easter Su @ribsent. P of $120â€" (th is locked in @ittend V .O y f ton BC )1 T TOor munitions and other parts of Onâ€" of empty houses is ‘ number of people the sameoe. in the rlle 16 M 1t 16 11 1 11 § ~greeletd Cy a | of Rebekahs ind from Gold lins. After the mbers repaired I Te'uoom and 171 (qU H by Miss Essie n the Kiwanis 0. Any wishâ€" are cordially ans have had m their son, . Liibby; 2 . Varker amn» Borden TY MMI NS, ONTARIO (Uu bridge and sh hall on Apnril 29th) 1 Patriquin,| ord Brown.| th â€"Empire the United of phe ind 11 n‘s parish s entered night folâ€" ill inmates le reports offertory) n a trunk. it. is ‘Still they are and Doms# committes interested iowing of Miss Essie iet a whist room with umber of ire taking n having ines here, ist Dome. our â€" own tions and n~ne M ‘Oom ant with Mrs the lodgos hter, ral H Anglican avs. United their Doms: Hirylâ€" 36 the( Jos. Miller, of the South Porcupme me, | Fire Department, is leaving on Thursâ€" . Sas. day of this week for Ottawa where he ay to has been accenvted â€" for (overseas) h her Civilian Canadian PFire Pighting Serâ€" vice in Great Britain. 1 ind A.! Police Court ed on| Magistrate Atkinson was present in luty, on Tuesday after an absence of . Ont., | two weeks through illness. r son,,| Oscar Finn was fined $10 for careâ€" Mines. | less driving. An assault case preferred f the against T. Vukovich was adjourned. 1 be a | Careless driving on the part of Babanâ€" huren| 40 _met a $10 fine. 28“1. _ _ Provincial Police cases were: for navyâ€" enter.| ing improper light R. Millen paid $1 »sident}flnd costs; G. Brown paild $10 on a Friday _speedmg charge; H. Cadeau, for havâ€" Cochâ€"|ing improper clearance lights, and by a| W. Gervais, for having excess truck ekans ) load each paid fines. ha nave East n Police Checking Up on Speeders in Timmins Now One Man Charged with Traâ€" velling Seventy Miles an Hour on the Schumacher Highway. Last week the government asked the motorists to cut down their speed and this week the Timmins police departâ€" ment are on the lookâ€"out for any perâ€" sons who are speeding. Yesterday two Timmins motorists were summoned to apear in next week‘s police court to face charges of speeding. Chief of Police Leo H. Gagnon labelled these offenders as saboteurs and issued a strict warning that any other offenders would be brought to court to face similar charges. Hardolphe Wasteneys was one of the motorists charged and police said that he was travelling at seventy miles an heur on the Schumacher highway. The other sveeder was Joe Lilko whom police said was travelling about fortyâ€" five or fifty miles an hour on the same highway. Raoul Mussely, a seventenâ€"yearâ€"old boy living at 33 *Wilson avenue, was apprehended last night about tenâ€" thirty in the Northern Hotel. Police said that he was consuming beer when they entered the place and they promptly laid the charge against him. sons who Timmins apear in face chatr William Olleson of 25 Fourth avenue, was picked un last night and charged with disorderly conduct. He was said to have been swearing and shouting on the street. Police said they had A yveuth of town was charged with theft of cigarettes from a local bowling alleyâ€"on two separate occasins. MHe pleaded guilty to the first charge (of stealing $50 worth) but not guilty to the second. Several other youths were implicated and appeared to answer charges of ‘receiving‘ cigarettes knowâ€" ng them to have been stolen. One young boy pleaded guilty to stealing one dollar‘s worth of cigarettes from the same place, and was defended by S. Platus, K.C. This lad had no preâ€" vious record and took the cigarettes while they were looking at him. He was staying at the hotel when this sceurred. Counsel pleaded for leniâ€" ency, and the Magistrate asked the lad if he were willing to sign a bond for $50, to keev the peace for a year. The youth promised and appeared sincere. One man was charged with driving a bicyvcle without lights and another was charged with having defective brakes. "Just think," said the conceited heavyweight boxer, "thousands of listâ€" eners wi‘ll tune in to this fight toâ€" nizht." Mrs J. Murphy pleaded not guilty to a charge of "keeping for sale." On April 12th police went to Murphy‘s dwelling on 195 Front St. at 2.45 a.m. and found thirteen people in, all drinking beer. Police seized 4 cases of beerâ€"one empty and two halfâ€"emptyâ€"and found that Munrphy had purchased same when a checkâ€"up was made. Accused made no defence and was given three months hard labour. Other cases including that of the boy indicted for stealing will be dealt with next week. ‘"Yes," shouted the manager, "and they‘ll know the result at least 10 second before you will."â€"Sudbury Star. considerable trouble in getting the man as he would shout and swear and then run away. t "Bud" Fvans of the RCAF. in land. While in hosvital recuperâ€" ig from a mild attack of "fAu", Bud nd that another natient in the same pital was Gordon Gauthier, son of . G. Gauthier, of Timmins, who is t a squadron leader in the RCAEP. will be remembered that Gordon ied the RA.F. before the war. Both s had a vleasant rerunion and spent ) weeks‘ holiday convalescing in idon and the South Coast of Engâ€" Sun. April 26th B AN D CONCER T Mcintyre Gymnasium MeINTYRE BAND 10â€" MINUTE ADDRES Womdt 1¢ _ _ BsU Mor 11 8.30 p.m. _ Association of the d Church are planing mer to be held in the davy next from 5 to 7 Acting Chaplain of Vet. Guards Visits South End While in town he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Andrew of the Dome and Mr. and Mrs. Lightbody. South Porcupine, April 22â€"(Special to The Advance»>â€"On Sunday mornâ€" ing Rev. Norman Healev, of Schuâ€" macher, preached in the Unitea Church. In the evening the sermon was preached by Rev. W. R. Tristan, Acting Chavlain of the Veteran Guards at Monteith. This address was a most interesting account of "Negro Spiriâ€" tuals," and he gave three "Negro‘ sermons dealing with the Creation, the Flood, and the Crucifixion, most poetic in design. On Monday the Rev. Tristam atâ€" tended both our public schools and our High School and gave a very inâ€" teresting account of his experiences as a trader (in mahogany and teak) on the Gold Coast of Africa. Boy Scouts Busy at Salvage Work at South Porcupine The choir sang "Standing in the Need of Praver," "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" and "Were You There." Mrs. Stanlake was soloist with Mr. G. Trueblood and a quartette. Rev. Tristam returned to Canada after the last war and was for a time in charge of a church at Charlton. South Porcupine, April 22â€"(Speciali to The Advance)â€"Salvage to be colâ€" lected next Monday from that portion of Commercial Ave. and south to Goldâ€" en Ave. that was not collected last Monday. By the wavy, the Scouts say thank you again to all those houseâ€"holders who are coâ€"operating so kindly with them in the matter of having salvage ready for them and neatly bundled for them. It means a lot to the colâ€" lectors who are all doing voluntary work and doing. it moreover in spare time. Salvage in South Porcupine is inâ€" creasing wonderfully. This week the Scout slogan is: "Burn out Hitler with burnedâ€"out light bulbs". Brass is urâ€" gently needed. 3 light bulb bases will make a machine gun or rifle cartridge. Save them for the boys. The school children are collecting tin foil this week. Last week it was rubber, and the teachers tell us the amalgamation of rubber articles brought to school surâ€" prised them and mounted up to hunâ€" dreds of pounds. Save tin foil for â€"them. Last week another three tons of salvage was shipped out to the paper mills. Another goes this Friday. PLUMBING and HEATING #400000009000009000000089000000808000000000000060000 0# 0006 0. ©W§000000000000000800008800800000000000000000000000 00 6 0 6 8# Bruce Avenue Cor, Golden Moore, 8. Porcupine TMPERIAL OITL PRODUCTS % ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES Agents for McDOWELL MOTORS LTD Ford and Mercury Cars and Trucks 39 Bruce Avenue, South Porcupine Gasoline, Grease and Oils, Guttaâ€" Percha Tires and Tubes, Prestâ€"Oâ€" Lite Batteries Cars Washed and Simonized C. LAaNDON and T. E. CAHILL 146 Dome Avenue Phone 363 SGQUTH PORCUPINE South End Garage Plumbing and Heating Complete Furnace Work INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES â€" REAL ESTATE ~~ TELEPHONES: 112 TIMMINS SOUTH PORCUPINE 30 20 Pine Street North, MclInnis Block Timmins Your only protection from misfortune, destitution or any of the assorted calamities to which humanity so often falls heir is INSURANCE!V Inâ€" surance from a responsible company . . . Insurance that is designed to meet your specific requirements. Telephone 112 toâ€"day for complete information on any policy that interests you. SERVICE STATION®S Repairs to All Makes of Cars 24 Hour Service H. J. Thompson South Porcupine Directory Shell Service Station AUTO REPAIRS Simmsâ€"Hooker Pickering Nap Hout south Poreupine Proprietors PROTECTION Phone 55 Temperatures Still Soaring New High of Seventyâ€"Three Degrees Reached Yesterâ€" day While Mercury is at 48 This Morning. An executive committee meeting the District of Cochrane Festival Music will be held in the Town H committee rooms toâ€"night «Thursda at 8.00 p.m. A new high was reache afternoon when the themoin ed to seventyâ€"three degrees This mark is the highest re; quite some time but this m temperature was back eight degrees. The temperatures starte steadily from Sunday till on Sunday the temperatu degrees and it kept on the | next day with 52 and final 73 vesterday. Sunday, max. 42, : max. 52, min., 29; min. 35; Wednesday this morning at eig grees. Meeting of Executive of the Festival of Music Try The Advance Want Advertis>ments Forecasts for today and tomorrow are fair and continuing warm with the possibility of rain. The following are the temperatur readings for the past week: Thursaay max. #1, min. 37; Friday, max. 40 min. 24: Saturday, max. 34, min. 20: Porcupine Hardware and Furniture Anderson‘s Grocery At Popular Prices American Anthracite Canmore Briquettes Rosedaleâ€"Big Horn Canadian and Grenadier Stoker HOLLAND BROS. 143 Commercial Ave. Pi Frank Sgro Sons Tobaccos and Confectionery Fresh Vegetables PHONXE 184 FRFE DELIVE Midland Coal or Canmore Briquettes 158 Main St Builders‘ Supplies Home Furnishings Phone 84 Phone 169â€"J BIRD‘S EYE BRAND FROSTED FOODpDs 181 Moore sStreet, South Porcupins FUELS POR SERVICE and QUALITY HIGHEST QUALUITY Special Peas and Corn on Cob Red Ribbon Brand Baby Beef Choice Groceries and Meats Economy Store THURSDAY. APRIL bo COAL and WOOD THIS WINTER BURN F. Landreville (prop.) south Porcupine eight FREE DELIVERYX mIimMn. #48; Mor Tuesday, max . max. 73. mil GOLDENX CITY o‘clock, 48 d( Refrigerators 8. Porcupine Phone Phone 162 way up Iv iboav Thursdayv) Monday nax. 64 min. 43 » forty terday fumpâ€" 2120 rIs dayv