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As thne Women‘s Missionar‘y Ssciety advances in the study of Africa, the subject beccmes more and more interâ€" esting and the May meeting was a highâ€" light in this respsect. Mrs. Ramsay‘s talk on the study book, "The New Africa," by Donald Fraser, was delightâ€" fully informal and full of interest, while a letter from a personal friend in the African field read by Miss Susie Smyth gave many vivid glimpses into the life of a missionary there, added an intiâ€" mate touch and presented in a differâ€" ent way Africa‘s great need for Chrisâ€" tian leadership as a new civilization emerges. The Society decided unanimously to finance the sending of a Timmins C. GLT. girls to camp tAMis summer. "The thanks of the president, Mrs. Monk, was given the lad‘es for their splendid help with the supply work, quilting and the making of baby clothes. A decussion of the Temperancs tion was led by the secretary, N G. Carson. A letter was received from M Nee, of Hearst, asking that as members as possible attend the members as poi byterial meetin 25th, where, as stay overnight, billeted. Interesting Meeting of Timmins W.M. S Plans were made fo Annual Sunday in Juns cial missi(mary speaker morning service. Plains, mandin weren‘t WTTAXAESS DID N died c Schumacher Road Hyâ€"Way Service Station Doherty Roadhouse Co. $ possiDic Toronto 293 Bay Street WwA TO BE SAFE, USE Autolene or Pennzoil to Finance Sending i.LT. Girl to Sumâ€" amp This Year. The gruelling conditions under which present day automotive enâ€" gines must function make extra protection imperative. The oil film preventing metal to metal contacts of bearing surfaces must be able to withstand high heat and intensive pressureâ€"be free from fatty acids, resins, soaps and other compounds injurious to the new copperâ€"lead and cadmiumâ€"silver bearing alloys. Guaranteed to be made from high quality mineral oils free from all corrosive ingredients. Sold in bulk or refinery sealed cans, in all viscosities as recomâ€" mended by the automobile manufacturers. Distributors for Britishâ€"American Oil Products and Dunlop Tires Direct private wires for fast and accurâ€" ate quotations and executions in all on wh nswere Accurate Markets and Executions in n Heat will be > delez: Local Phones 1200 and 1201 Members Toronto Stock Exchange when vill be Charlie . Hallâ€"â€"Manager STOCK BROKERS ‘St on June necessary to ates will be Commision basis only Unlisted Stocks Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds 1€ Cpuf M W.M.S a sp2â€" at the many que ney \Provincial Policemen Knock over "Blue Lantern" restzd at the resort. Found gui keepinz a disorderly house, Mrs. Piggson was assessid $75 and co two months. Doris Lalond2> and fined eat and Nap costs . or M a: fin( stak‘te ] entered up the Many i interesti 1 intt entered the house, Miss Legault rar Ltp the stairs, throwing away cards she held in her hand. Meonwhile, Miss Laâ€" Itnde hurriedly left an upstairs bedâ€" room, an unknown man l%aped off the rcef in precipitate recreat from the law and Mrs. Pizeon, sitting at a downstairs m € 1 cme will r t Trcut LaAKk r Sudbutr n ury sIar IA:i f acquaintar cnceerned, an atergcst in the 11 University y 28th by Ste Timmins 19 Pine St. North that somse .n ) leaped off r item. read Ihe dadescent Blu n th Motor Oils FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE TO UNNVNERSITY Lant s. Doris Lalond2s and Jean onvictked as inmatei:, were $20 and costs or ons month ‘on Lsbrun, bouncer, $15 and ne month. Pfovincial ‘Conâ€" ..Cleland related that as h J. S. McK ree womer he resort. den Timmins will have doubl he following from The Sud ast weekâ€"interes} bzcals aul â€" Imnteres {followin 1€ rCcomiIics â€"wh amous hum onorary doct 16 S hn( COU nay ight OM â€" SY neyvy. who s t because C g from The y know the ‘The Su Ol t â€"yEsCrC sock laid ind a m c:ind £u l M mp TV élapseq sin:e . of Sudbury ink there is mplicated in obossryvcqa ths: al p: Lant ha oking A V tho $ t] hea m 2nâ€" Sudâ€" maln Clle 1A W at Hudson Bay Pioneer Moosonee Postmaster teriOr, a Esquima Hudso after 12 days. Taking ancther canoe making two cances and a boat, they went down the Al;sany river to its Asks if Vote of Electors is to be "Serap of Paper! The ratepayers of this town passgdâ€" through their ballots at last electionâ€" Ratepayer Voices Ideas of Many Here in Open Letter., Does Not Uphold Autocratic Methods in Dealing with the People‘s Business. Condemns Idea of Secondâ€"Hand CTown Hall. 1M ‘. Louis Martineau, Once Given Up for Dead by the Inâ€" dians, Receeives Reeognition of Services. Was Once Caught in Canoe in Iceâ€"filled Bay. Discovered New Waterway to Solve Transportation Problem. mes Bay since 1903. H 0 miles on snowshoes 1 y, Ontario Mr. Martin d s prcaiem TOor Hudson‘s Bay in Ma czonee, Ont., May 15th (Special to Advance)â€"W> have receiveq news . Louis Martineau‘s appointment »stmaster. for â€"Masoronte, Jame: the Bay, full to fill up a k he Bay 1903, C WaiK2eQq Cw shoes from Chaplea 1e nearest at time, an: Rcvillon Fre ‘s of â€" explorations full of enough adâ€" ) a book. The followâ€" Phone 880 been a was on? THF PORCUPINE ADYVANCE, TIMMINS,. ONTARIO No printed matter on my ballot lp’ipex at that election, informed me oi ‘ any proposal to transform, reconâ€" ktluut or disfigure the Central Public school into a secondâ€"hand town hall with rentable offizes attached; "by coupon.‘"‘ Published statements last week menâ€" tioned that Mayor Bartleman and Mr Dunbar, Chairman of the Public Schoo. Board, discussed, to some degree, with Municipal Board officers, some form o1 proposals to reconstruct and transâ€" form the Central Publis School into some form of a town hall. Now in face of statements made y councillors at council meeting, and also published statements of a member of the Public School Board, it appears that neither |M'1yor Bartleman, nor Mr. Dunbar, had ‘the authoritative instructions of their respective bodies of authority to disâ€" !cuss officially such programme of reâ€" | construction, on behalf of the people, with officers of the Municipal Board. Has the Newâ€"Townâ€"Hallâ€"Ballotâ€"Paper | of the people become a mere scrap of !papex" Or can it be that the town i of Timmins is drifting into the throes 'Jf some form of civic executive indiâ€" ’ vidual dictatorship? What type, and taste, of Centralâ€" I 3choolâ€"Townâ€"Hall Cocktail is being | i attempted and served to the people of Timmins who voted for a new town hall? Why not. save such reconstruction expenses by simply polishing, with Simonize the outside, and perhaps the msxde of the old town hall, which has onz since served its term? i At council meeting, in reply to a lcouncxllor Mayor Bartleman is quoted as saying that the munitipal board does not make it a custom to issue invitaticns. to anyone. The mayor says he understands they send an ad., to a local paper advising that they were lsxttmg here on a certain date and at a certam time. He is also quoted as sayâ€" ing, ‘It‘s up to those who are interâ€" tested to come. I wasn‘t advised. They | don‘t mind whether you come or not." bring them int finally managed with the ice jaw with the 166 camp. After ing there a foxes, they and campit sleigh until ther rorth forcegqg theil Kapuska riv ecminz tid: Ite in the Bay in Ccances., In°y nadgd crushed by tke ice and drowned, the Indians believed. This appointmenrt is givâ€" en to Mr. Martineau in appreciation of a life work of exploration and useful servics in James Ray. With the pecple of the Bay, we congratulate him and wish him sleigh as nesded. Finally they reached Attawapiscat, after a triv of on month and a half, to find that the surial s2râ€" vice, the service for the dead, hag alâ€" ready been sung for the benefit of their souls. Long before, hovbe had osen given up. The Irdians had seen them the day before the blizzard. bet had sesn no sign of them for a couple of weseks and reported to the post that nobedy could have cutlived the stcrm amongst the ice in the Bay in cances. They had been crushed by tke ice and G@rowned, the and handed down their decision to the Mavor and Councilâ€"toâ€"beâ€"a definite T yes! for the construction of a new towtr hall. Was it mere coincidence that Mayor Bartleman and Mr. Dunsar, chairman of the Public School Board, in presentâ€" ing themselves; executive officials; to the Municipal Board to discuss official business, that they introduced and inâ€" jected unofficial business into the disâ€" cussion; an idea for the reconstruction of Central Public School into some form of a town hall? Scme councillors, at the council meeting, apparently expressed surprise that such proposal had been advanced so far as to be presented to the Muniâ€" cipal Board without having been preâ€" sented to the Council itself. Do I interpret correctly the published statements, in last week‘s Advance, when I ask the question: if a reply skould be expectedâ€"officiallyâ€"from the Municipal Board regarding this mat‘er by either the Council or the School Board? A NS VEI iftecd ame: davli a W with the as negsacd. F apiscat, after half, to find he servicte fo 11 Jjam in putting whils, h bullt a ullt a sitigh, canoe cutfit on it, pulléd the h> next three rivers furâ€" rere reached, crossed the he canoe, using â€"cance or aed. Finally they reached wWAi reachst 1€ 10W amot hne â€" ncpéd â€" wouild e river. The men the outfit stopping front of an Indian up camp and stayâ€" nting and trapping lost very precious ver the mail. Conâ€" ‘cast â€"they â€" were equinoctial storms _ at an impossible en away with their y high tide in the cw storm was ragâ€" cances and boat, next day with part 1 had â€"nsgt been 11 blizzard w and po‘ls: ealim D ind iC ntimnung amongst pa JW A 122. $ on. they wards 2 inâ€" rive It is worth notirg as a matter of inâ€" terest and history for the future, the real piconeering work now so 'succeq;fu]- ly carried on by Hennessy and He: nesy, Haileybury contracters, in the Opemiska mining area ir Northwestera Quebec. Some time ago The Advance ncted the fact that this firm had built a road to the mine properties there. Nz:xt, roference was miade to their purâ€" chase of an aercplane to facilitate the taking in of supplies. Now announceâ€" ment is made of the cpenirnzg of a gonâ€" eral store and supply depst at the mine, Real Piopeering in Opemiska District eral store and supply depst at the mine, tcsether with a restaurant and stopâ€" jing placz for those travelling to and from the more northerly mining fields. The Opemiska mine is some 140 miles from the railway at Rouleau Siding on the Trarscontinental Railway east of Cochrane. It was from Rculeau Siding that the wint:r road was btuilt last fall. The Hennesy Opemiska _ Supply Co. is the name of the subsidiary Company, which cpsned its store, supâ€" ply and restaurant premises recently havinz the distinction of being the first business place in the district. The new store carries a complete lins of general dry goods, grozceries, hardâ€" ware, prosp:ctors‘ supplies, etc., anud will prove a great convenience to prosâ€" pectors and oth:r engaged in the minâ€" ing irdustry in that section of â€"the North. Good results are ‘seing obtained at the mine, where there are absut 75 mssn employed, angd it is expected that there will be considerable activity on other properties in the district d iring the with the prospsect of an imâ€" portant mining centre for the futurs It will be noted that the Hennessy firm has extended its activitiss in ctaer directions as well, havinzg within the past month purchased a Bellanca plane to be used as a swift means of comâ€" munication between their various :Oâ€" cations. The ‘:machine is one formeriy cwrsd by the McIntyre mine and is fitted for the carrying of heavy freizht as we°ll as passengers. One of the memâ€" bers of the firm, Alex Hennessy, is a lizensed pileot and will operate the maâ€" chine with the assistance of a pilotâ€" mechanic who will shortly arrive in the district. For a number of years the Hennsssys have been ergaged in various phascs cf contracting, including timber, road building and freighting. Immediately on eccmpleticn of their road to the Opseâ€" miska mine last winter they transâ€" ported a large quantity of equipment sver it, while other work they engagend in the clearing of a townsis» at Mud Lake, Que. In the Opemiska arsa they certainly must be credited with being real pionsers in the opering and development as well as in the bus:iâ€" nes slife of the district. "What on earth do you think you‘re doing?" shouted the condszsctor. ‘"You‘re a couple of bars ahead of the rest of Hennessys Built Road to Mine, Now Open Store and Restaurant. Use Own Plane. If, as it appears from the published staternents, neither the Council nor the Public School Board had yet officially discussed and approved. or countenâ€" anced in any manner, the privilege taken 3y the mayor and the chairman of the schceol board, to discuss with efficers of the Municipal Board such an unofficial proposal to reconstruct the Central School into a town hall, I sincerely doubt if a reply should be expected. In face it would seem out of order for the Councilto treat it other than one more letter added to the off:ice files. Thanking you, Yours sincerely, William Stewart (QOttawa Journal)\ The theatre orchestra was rehearsâ€" irg a new piece of imusic. The harmony, hewever, was rather spoiled by the trombone player, who was a newcomer to the band. "Sorry, sir," said the trombone playâ€" er, "you see, I used to play in a street band, and the one who finished first toock the hat round." Hennessy Opemiska Supply GENERAL QOUTFITTERS HENNESSY OPEMISKA SUPPLY THE BAND RESTAURANT 14 STOPPING PLACE Shelf and Heavy Hardware Prospectors‘ Supplies and Equipment Groceries, Dry Goods, Etc. e ma pilot in th (Giolden Arrow Mining Co. Starts Sinking Shaft The company is carrying on a z2>râ€" tain amount of sufface exploration at the present time and reports that in pit No. 17 the vein has widened from a sixâ€"inch surface width to four: Diamond drilling is proposed to : der way in about one month when testing of the showings when testing Oof thns showings in ta?2 eastern section of the property will be undertaken. In this area a series of parallel véeins in the syenite fermaticn have bzen exposed. with samples reâ€" ported ranging from $1.05 to $53.90 per ton. Two channel samples near the nose of a small fold in this section reâ€" turned values of $11.20 across eight turned values Oof $11.20 across eight feet and $4.50 across four feet. Sufficient funds are reportid availâ€" ablse to carry on the current prozram and the ecmpany reports no outstandâ€" ing debts. A modern camp has recently been equipped to accommodate 20 men. The installation of cificers of Arâ€" butus Chapter Ns. 123 Order of the Eastern S:ar was held in the Masoni? Hall, Timmins, on Tuesday, May 12th. The installing ceremoniecs were beautiâ€" fully conducted under the able vision ‘of Mrs. Rose Anderson as Inâ€" stalling officer, and assisted by Mrs. Lorna Murphy (Kirkland Lake), Mr. W. W. Whits, Mrs. N. Rutherford, Mrs. C. Pritchard, Mrs M. Richards and Mr. W. H. Pritchard. Mrs. L. Murphy, who made a special trip from Kirkland Lake for the ausâ€" picicus occasion, had the honour of installing her very close friend, Mrs. Jean White, as Worthy Matron. This was quite a delightful surprise to all Officers Installed at Arbutus Chapter A gocdly number of nearby and including Mrs. Spence, and Mr. Spence, Past Patron, C Chapter, Iroquois Falls, were At the conclusion of the 1 ceremonies the newlyâ€"installe tiring officers voiced their ap of the honour accorded them, beautiful gifts and jewels wer ed. Congratulations and spe® the crder. Red roses and spri were a decorative cfi tCutr der aA t Interesting and Pleasing Ceremony Last Week at Timmins Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star (From the London Free Press) â€" A véery good time indeed should be had by Liberal patronage committees one and all, under the new C. N. R setâ€"up. ed. Congratulations and specches were the crder. Red roses and spring flowers were a decorative fezsture cf the hall. Preceding a delightful lunch, Mr. Spence favoured the gathering with two wellâ€"rendered Eccich Songs, and so ended a most happy, successful and installation of officers for the ensuing term. The fo alled :â€" Worthy worthy Opemiska, Que. "WHAD YER MEANâ€"" hn ridedly a Installin z. CAISTIRT . rs. Ruby Hea ‘s, Fliorence were:â€"Mtrs. rthy M ful sur; very De ges er, Mrs. An honour ‘iend, M atron. Th Jrise to © eC1 ind ma D.D dul Pion alla and 11 Afton Ashley .. Barry Hollinger Base Metails Big Missouri . 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