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Annual Meeting of Presbyterial W.M.S. @409040048009 446 The eighth annual meeting of the Cochrane Presbyterial Woman‘s Misâ€" sionary Society was held in the Timâ€" mins United Church on Friday of last week, June 22nd, and the following reâ€" port of the event is provided by the publicity secretary:â€" 444444446 00000000000000000’00000:0000000000000000000N Morning Session The morning session opened with the "theme song" "Crown Him Lord of All," followed by the devotional period taken by the Matheson Auxiliary. There were four officers of the Toâ€" ronto Conference Branch present as honcured guosts. Six delegates from Hearst, four from Cochrane and four from Matheson were also among those at the three sessions. Mrs. Macdonald welcomed the deleâ€" Intcrestirg Evert at United Church Timmins on Friday of Last Week. Presentation Made to Miss Campbell, Deaconess, O.N « # ® # # # # ## #% # ..... # ® *# # + v # # #4# Pmd ## # + ## #® 4+ #4 JA 7 a**s**s *4 *4 #* »eteole ## ## # # #* #* ## ## *, # #*# # +# w# sslps # # #. _# 00. .00 uts ‘“. Mrs. Mundy, of Hearst, replied to the words of welcome in a most appropriâ€" ate and interesting way. Fortyâ€"four piece dinner set starting Saturday and for two weeks. Free Saturday-five-cent purchase you sign your name.....Two weeks from set away. Just two weeks and the dinner set may be yours free. Drug Specials â€"â€" Everyday Prices â€"â€" Goldfield Drug Co. Ltd. Thurs., Fri. Sat., July 5â€"6â€"7 Spencer Tracy and Colleen Moore VN "The Power and the Glorvy‘ Thurs., Fri Kav Francis Mon., Tues. Wednes., July 2â€"3â€"4 Dolores Del Rio and Gene Raymond IN "Flying Down to R1o" Squibbs‘ Tooth Paste, 3 for Chases‘ Ointment Phillips‘ Milk of Magnesia Kruschen Salts® ..:......:...: English Health Salts Ironized Yeast Peroxide Bedtime I Beef, Iron and Wine Reliable Companies. ~~Prompt Claims Service. See us for rates and particulars. aAsterine 21 Pine St. N., Goldfields MIDNIGHT sHOW EVERY FRIDAY AT 11.30 P.M Automobile Insurance tori "I Loved A Woman" Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles and Stationery. "THE NUISANCE" RIPTIDE" "BERKLEY sQUARE" IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT ‘sTORM AT DAYBREAK" ‘BLOOD MONXEY" With every dollar purchase we will give a large Stein free. See window. Buy five dollars‘ worth and you will get five Steins. Midnight Preview COMINXCG ATTRACTION®S . Sat., June 2: and Edward G. Robinson IN tablished 191 sunday, July The reports b treasurer â€" were most interesting The address Monck, was full having for its verse:â€" Be strong! We To dream, to d We have great A load to lift! Bs strong! Reports from t for the past year The sessicon clc benediction in u The aft tho "them Mrs. Peal the need fo in â€"the hom and the a secretary i1 known to t of the miss Mrs. Relyea, from TC "Sign Posts," dealing e sympathetic and under ing of the child in t the church. She stres tions of parents and te 49c and 21c and Timmins, Ontario Afterncon Ssession rson, of Toronto, spoke on r the "Missionary Monthly" es of the W.M.S. members, idvantages of a publicity n each auxiliary to make he public the work and aims 19¢ nA * *# n > n e »ele«d ®# .I I' I' I. #. [# _ _ lakd .“ .“..'.. * # ww # ¢ w# t] ) stressed ind teach hit were very cheering. ed with the Mizpah uxiliary it he work a ganization Castile Soap, 8 for Hot Water Bottles, Guaranteed 2 yvear Vacuum Bottles Bathing Caps, special Kleenex Moth Modess pI ret indin home 1l 1I ;. â€"SpOKC illy with ig e and in e ‘obligaâ€" in assistâ€" 1LlI tirring MJt 9l the ind for ing the child to early as possible church. The installation of officers for the year 1934 was conducteéd by the Rev Bruce Millar, Timmins, and the Rev Murray Tait, Schumacher. Mr. Tait‘ address and charge to the officers wa taken from Paul‘s Second Letter t« Timothy, 2nd chapter and 10th verse:â€" Mrs. Macdonald gave thr readings on the subjects, "Fot and "Building." Mrs. Drew and Mrs. Milne : sweetly, "Softly and Tenderly Calling." quarts express himself as in the life of the ‘bl ()0 2()(: three short Foundation‘ 30c 19c 40c sang very 1 Jesus" is O0p The most upâ€"toâ€"date Drug Store in the North. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO 1sS Presentation to Miss Campbell A very pleasing feature of the even ing was the presentation of an addres of appreciation and a gift of money t Miss Campbell, the Deaconess, who 1 leaving Timmins this coming mont]! on furlough. Miss Campbell will no return to resume work in All who know her esteem her ver highly for her beautiful, cheerful dis position, and regret her loss. Mrs. Young closed the evening ses sion with prayer and the benedictior The success of the musical feature of the sessions was much enhanced b affairs in the for particularly on th Korean â€" Christian poverty. of the sessions was muth ennanc the talented work of Mrs. J. W. I ful as accompanist. Much appreciation was express the visitors and delegates for the pitality shown by the Timmins iliary, and for the luncheon and ner served in the church hall. Annual Meeting Next Year at Matheson. ‘The next annual meeting O Presbyterial W.M.S. will be held Matheson next summer. Officers for the Year 1934 of thc Cochrane Presbyterial W.M.S. Presidentâ€"Mrs. Monck, Timmin râ€" ist viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mrs. Millar, T 2nd viceâ€"preside Monteith. Secretaryâ€"Myrs. Treasurerâ€"Myrs. Supply Secretat macher. Associated Hely Mundy, Hearst. Mission Band S bonneau, Timmin Temperance Se kieville, Matheson Strangers‘ Monteith. Alleged Strike Leader Given Two Months‘ Term Imiles and Chueckles Chocolates Barbara Gould Elizabeth Ardens‘ parations gress, and should us Helena Woodbury Noxema Toile und wor inda Mi of jobs a Special Agents for Secy.â€"â€"Mi tlexall Preparations . _ With every twentyâ€" we will give the dinner vhet AI ubinstein Articles s of Roses Travy iid|la w AI TrV coming mont mpbell will n« k in Timmin Mustard, M 1 Preparations M 1 xT oilet Article touching h of the Timmin »chrane Toile of the held in reamn Schu 111 hos Aux din T‘im MJt h mb M 1 fi by TV jail Sweatshop Methods Disclosed at Ottawa workin making pants â€" pants are among the unuSsu@l ures made. One despatch from Ottawa says that a picture of men and women and children working in their own homes on cheap clothing in the province of was painted on Thursday of last week to the pxtrliamentary comâ€" mittee investigzating mass buying. The disclosures were made by J. G. Glassco, an investigating auditor. In some of the disclosures there has been a fairly general tendency to ask for suspension of opinion until all the facts are known. In this particular case it would seem that the auditor‘s stateâ€" mont gives all the information availâ€" able and that information is not flatâ€" tering to anybody. "This is almost unbelievable," said Chairman H. H. Stevens, when the auditor told of clothing contractors in Mnotreal trucking cloth and thread into the country, there to be sewed into clothing at starvation rates. Whole families would work, receiving 60 cents a dozen for sewing men‘s! pants and, in addition, buying thel thread from contractor, who re-l ceived it free from the manufacturer. The auditor told of visiting one farm house 25 or 30 miles from Montreal where four families worked together cn clothing. In the daytime, the woâ€" men worked the machines, sewing the, pieces together, putting in the pockets. and attaching buttons. At night, the men pressed the finished garments. The joint output for the four famâ€" ilies was from 2 1â€"2 to 3 dozen paints daily for which they received, without ccnsidering cost of thread, from $1.40 to $1.80. Each family would reecive less than 50 cents for the long day‘s da Almost Unbelievable" Is Comment of Chairman Stevens on Conditions Said 1to Exist in Quebec Province in Making of Clotl\ing LARDER LAKE NOW TO HAVE NEW DOCK TO COST $3,000 reâ€" The parliamentary committe WI he parliamentary committee apâ€" nted to investigate mass buying 1 alleged unethical conditions in ustry in Canada is continuing its sions at Ottawa, and disclosures being made from day to day, some these being very startling. Last k investigation was being carried in regard to the clothing industry, 1 some of the disclosures made are tainly sensational and likely to se very general protest. Families rking very hard at their homes and king 50 cents per day at tailoring its are among the unusual disclosâ€" 4@ 'C a mment scovery of the Kirkland camp interâ€" t seemed to wane in Larder Lake, o many mushroom companies also ed the name of Larder Lake and e result was that the area received black eye. Now, however, there is newed activity in the district and e idea of many old prospectors is at Larder Lake may yet prove to _ an area of much importance in ningzg work and results. Th weatshd ditions five ve: ) many mushro d the name of The Goldfield Drug Store it e are back in medieval times," ented Sam Factor (Lib., Toronâ€" adding that the whole clothing try in Canada was being ruined ich conditions. atshop labour and homeâ€"work tions had grown in the last four e years, the chairman said, agâ€" ted by the demand for cheap ng for department store bargain and mail order catalogues. said there were from o 200 clothing contractors in real and sometimes subâ€"contracâ€" They had small pants of their receiving orders from larger facturers. In two shops examined, woman received less than the um wages set by law. Prescription Druggists shavoâ€"for shaving, no lather Wonderful Special Preparations all sold with a guarantee Never Dieâ€"The Great Indian Tonic used by thousands Nox Worm Powders for children Noxâ€"aâ€"Pain Tablets for all pain 108 Noxâ€"aâ€"Cold for coughs and colds Howard‘s Stomach Medicine for indigestion hundrsf Bedtime Pills for constipation ADnC Howard‘s Kidney Tonic $3000 in yose. â€" Th Noxâ€"aâ€"Corn Salve ick to its oOwWI _ the "Dominio is before ke. With _camp it Larder I am| Cutting Ice on River in Matachewan Area 44 00000000::0“ sls There are many stories told of North Land weather. For instance, there is the one about the year in which there | was a fall of snow every single month, including June, July and August. But the strangest and the best weather story yet about the North is a true one. It proves again that truth is stranger than fiction. And much more interestâ€" ing after all. That‘s why The Advance specializes in ‘truth as news, so far as may be possible. The story about the North‘s weather, however, is to the effect that ice was cut a few days ago on the Montreal river. The date of the iceâ€"cutting was June 15th. The story connected with this iceâ€"cutting goes about as follows: Mrs. Ada Wilson, of Kirkland Lake, recently opened a confectionery store and restaurant in Matachewan townâ€" site. She has her cafe and store in a building owned by Councillor Alex Fraser, of Kirkland Lake, and though‘ that cuts some ice, it does not solve the problem. Mrs. Wilson found the ice problem a serious one in the cafe business and mentioned the fact to a couple of prospectors who visited the store. She pointed out that ice was most expensive in Matachewan, when it could be secured, and sometimes it was impossible to get it at any price. "You want some ice?" the prospecâ€" Prospectors Supply Restaurant with Need¢d Ice to Help Out in an Emergency. And the Month was June. @0009 % 090000000 000004100000 0000900000000 060000 0 060 % 0 #%¢ 6 Fraser, of Kirkland that cuts some ice, the problem. Mrs WHY RISK YOUR GOODS WITH INEXPERIENCED CARTAGE AGENTS WHO ARE NOT PROPERLY INSURED AND LICENSED Local and Long Distance Hauling CRATING, STORAGE SHIPPING We have the only moving van licensed by the Onâ€" tario Government with the proper Provincial Commercial Vehicle License and Load Insurance in Timmins. Phone No. 427 STAR TRANSF . R Three Qualified Druggists Smiles Chuckles Chocolate bar free to every child spending 25¢ at this store Bottle of Rexall After Shave Loâ€" tion with a 39e tube of Rexall Shaving Cream Bottle of Jasmine After Shaving Lotion with a 55e tube of Jasâ€" mine Shaving Cream large doll with a 50c M Tooth Paste No. 7 Spruce Street South Rexall Drug Store The lady thought the prospectors were having some fun at her expense, but she soon found out that when prosâ€" pectors tell you they‘ll do something, they can be depended upon to do it. Soon they were back at the store with some of the most beautiful ice that anyone could desire. It was clear as crystal and apparently only freshly cut. "Here‘s your ice, lady," said the prospectors. Then _ explanations were made. While exploring the river not far from the Matachewan townsite the prospecâ€" tors had discovered a large natural cave; running right in from the river. Protected from sun and rain and wind, the ice formed in this cave in the winâ€" ter time was kept in its natural state for months. With this knowledge in mind the prospectors were safe in proâ€" mising a supply of ice and able to casily carry out their promise. They estiâ€" mated that there was fully a ton of good ice in the cave. tors asked. "Well, we . it. We can get you a need. It isn‘t far away According to an e( The Cochrane North week the formal openi rane Memorial Park off for this year. If t will mean the changi mins civic holiday set this year so as to a Timmins to join with t rest of the district it rane celebrate the op« park. August 4th i; choice of this day as « met with some objecti(c men and others in Tu 30 Third Avenue T immins opening of the Cochâ€" P?ark has been called If this is correct, it hanging of the Timâ€" y set for August 4th to allow citizens of with the people of the as ClIVl jection eC1 thls il helping Cochâ€" ing of its new a Saturday the ic holiday has the thei rospectol ‘ expens ‘hen proj omethin TH