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avenue about or will run in an angle toward Bannerman avenue, awjlong Bannerman to Davidson and thence along Davidson to Comâ€" mercial. It is expected that the work will not be completed for at least three weeks. fOr the Ontarioâ€"G of Kiwanis. ‘ tion are Sund Ssept, 18th, 1 bulletin of th gave details ; city of Kings! tourist camp Kingston. Special Plan to Clean up Highâ€"grading in North IoOrmetr dug up the In ¢( damas CHILD‘® HEALTH CONFERENCE AT SCHUMACHER, AUG. 19TH Report that Inspector Frank Gardner, Formerly of North, May be Given Full Charge of Work of Curbing Gold Thefts, with Separate Staff and Headquarters in North. ban}k mailin Commencihn will run in ; DISTRICT CONVENTION OF ONTARIOâ€"QUEBEC KIWANIS mAC The new t main which housse to t Imné Work Progressing on New Water Main One Third of New Auxiliâ€" ary Line from the Pump House to Commercial Ave. Finished. Noted Croatian Leader to be Here Again This Week AIY HUNDREDS ENJOY Dr. Krnjevic, Secretary of the Croatian Peasant Party to be Giuest This Week for a Few Days of Fellowâ€"Countryâ€" men in Schumacher. Banquet at Pearl Lake Hotel. Kin .n roOm np > Child‘s Health Conference at macher will be held in the Schuâ€" er public sthool on Friday of this (toâ€"morrow), Aug. 19th, from 3 to ra weight. rder to minimize the danger of e in time of Spring floods, the will be laid in a new course. encing at the bridge the pipes ston, Ontario, is the place of g for the district convention of itarioâ€"Quebecâ€"Maritimes District anis. The dates for the convenâ€" e Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 18th, 19th and 20th. A recent 1 of the Timmins Kiwanis Club etails as to hotel rates in the Kingston and also rates at the camps conveniently close to 2 Sections 16 Pages m tey @1 AI v twentyâ€"inch auxiliary water ch will run from the pumpâ€" the corner of Commercial nd Davidson street is now â€"~third completed. h pumphouse to the east he creek the new main will 1 the exact location of the nâ€"inch main which is being d pipes salvaged. The trustle arry the pipe over the creek T1 â€" poIn ine d vas 35 ye ) learn P P in very 1€ 1€ macher, Dr. Krnjevic will| ment of ‘roatian people on more| an insp ision this week and it is| yesterda that h> will be the guest Y:ster a banuet similar to the| Por cupit n on his previcus visit.| Townshi languages| cone:rni In addition to his naâ€" In Ti : is a talented speaker in | spâ€"ction ich and German. Alâ€" sewarge s 35 years old before h€| mun‘cip: learn English, he sp°SAkS| sanitary in very able and eloquent | «tructior ‘mjovic, general secretlary n Peasant Party, and a of the Croat‘an National azain to be a visitor to District, as the guest chumacher and Timmins. s visit her>, Dr. Krnjevic, the Croatian representaâ€" gue of Nations Assembly, with his sincerity as well ted talent. H»2 was deâ€" s visit to Canada on that the pleasure was mutual many friends not only ow ccuntrymen but also nadians whom he met umphouse to the east reeck the new main will ‘ _ exact location of the h main which is being es salvaged. The trustle the pipe over the creek thened to accommodate re is being given alLâ€" | STACLICI®XI AS a proVINCI@i CONSLGDIC a}, Park and also that Scuth Porcupine nearly two decades who was stationed | ago, afterwards being located at Cobalt n the Temiskaming | and Cochrane as serzseant, before beâ€" icts for some years, ’ ing promoted to the rank of inspector, rth recently. | with headquarters at Belleville. ig. 18. to ough not confirmed ‘om what is believâ€" ource and reaching intimates that the ‘s are to make a kle the problem of ‘he Northern Onâ€" eas, and that Inâ€" ner, at present in eadquarters of the ent. H:e was o Canada on asure was mt }.) he ieme have " as could could not e detachâ€" uld reach. «‘Makes : Sanitary > Inspection Dr. R. P. Smith, of South Porcuping, gave a most interesting address on the work ‘of the Banting Institute at the weoorkly luncheon of Timmins Kiwanis Club on Monday. The speaker explained the various functions of this remarkable institution and paid warm tribute to its founder for the accomâ€" piishments and advancements in mediâ€" cal science that have found origin there. Among the visitors for the occasion wore Gsorge Smith and Harry Kee, of Toronto and A. M. Kitt, of Sprucedale, a guest of F‘. A. Burt. aCcC The Maple Leaf Girls‘ Club anâ€" nounees a bazaar to be held at 4 James avenue in aid of The Star Fresh Air Pund. This bazaar will be on Satiurâ€" day afternoon from halfâ€"past twelve to six o‘clock. There will be a sale of home cooking and the girls also plan other bazaar features. The Maple Leaf Girls‘ Club includes: Barbara Thompâ€" son, Shirley Longmore, Donna Longâ€" more, Helen Rogers and Lois Southam. The proposal to establish a separate force to handle "highâ€"grading‘" cases is a direct sequel of the recent robbery at the Dome Mine, and is reportedly part of the plan Attorneyâ€"General Conant has in mind for grappling with this problem. Inspector Gardner was statiorexi as a provincial constable at South Porcupine nearly two decades ago, afterwards being located at Cobalt Unde wWwhno w post a Oddfellows in Timmins and the Porâ€" cupine are reminded that Bro. Dr. Geo. C. R. Hall, Grand Master of the ILO. O.F. for Ontario, will pay an official visit to the North on Sept. ist, the m:cting to be held at Iroquois Falls on that date, commencing at 8 p.m., to welsome the Grand Master to the disâ€" trict. â€" It is hoped to have a large and reprosntasive gathering of Oddfellows from all over the district for the ocâ€" casion. The sisters of Gold Nugget Reâ€" hekah Lodze are invited to be present at the luncheon after the meeting. Young Girls to Hold Bazaar in Aid of Fresh Air Fund Mr. Berry visited South Porcupine whore he discussed with Township officials various problems conccrning sewers and sewage disposal. In Timmins he made a tour of inâ€" spcction of the waterworks pumphouse, sewage disposal plant, incinerator, mun‘cipal dumping ground and the new Eanitary sewrrs that are aunder conâ€" struction. Banting Institute Subject of Address A. E. Berry, director of the Sanitary Enginesrimg Division of the Departâ€" ment of Health, Toronto, has ksen on an inspection trip in the Porcupine vesterday and toâ€"day. Dr. R. P. Smith, South Por:â€" cupine, is Speaker at the Weekly Kiwanis Meeting. Grand Master of 1.0.0.F. at Iroquois Falls, Sept. 3¢r A. E. Berry, of Ontario Deâ€" partment of Health on Tour of Porecupine Camp. YÂ¥:sterday Mr. Porcupine wher Township offici cone<rning sewer mk€ ublished at Timmins, Ont.., Canada Every MONDAY and THURSDAY con ne goes into effect, the ed would not be under nspector at Hatleybury, he report but would be of Inspector Gardner, _ relieved of his present ille and would establish it some suitable point in ) far as could be learned sion in the matter has ied by the Ontario govâ€" The attention of Thes Advance has bseen called to the fact that in its reâ€" ference to the arrest of Mrs. Maria Roy on a charge in connection with the theft of highâ€"grade ore from a Qu>â€" bec:mine, this newspaper was in error in stating that Mrs. Roy was the proâ€" prictor of the Lady Laurier Hotel. Mrs. Roy is not the owner or manager of the Lady Laurier Hotel. The Lady Laurier Hotel is now owned by a comâ€" pany, the «directors of which are reâ€" spâ€"nsible and important citizens of the town who are naturally averse to havâ€" ing the hotel linked up in any way in a court case with which it has no conâ€" nection. It is understood that Mrs. Roy has some stock in the company, and f:cm this fact the impression of ownrcrship arose. The Advance is pleasâ€" ed to make the correction that Mrs. Roy is not the owner or manager of the Lady Laurier, and regret is expressed for any annoyance that may have been felt by the directors or management of the hotel ty the inadvertent mistake Up to an early hour this afternoon all efforts had failed to locate the body of Daniel Dodge, 21â€"yearâ€"cld millionâ€" airs, who foll from his speedboat on the way to hospital and drowned in Georâ€" gian Bay Monday afternoon following a dynamite explosion that dangerously injured his wife, the former Lorecon MacDonald, of Gore Bay. This afterâ€" noon Mrs. Dodzs, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryant, caretakers and Frank Valinâ€" quotfe, camp helper, are still confined to hospital, but ail, including Bryant, the most seriously hurt, are reported to be recovering. Apart from rcutine dutiecs, Timmins Fire Department have been inactive since last Sunday evening when they extinguishet! a blaze on Cedar street Lady Laurier Hotel Owned by Company Body of Dodge Is Still Unrecovered No Fires are Reported | Here Since Last Sunday in a shed at the rear of Father Fonâ€" tana‘s home. During the last four days not a single alarm has been sent No Trace of Remains of Dynamite Victim Mrs. Marie Roy Not Owner or Manager. Top, left, shows the start of the men‘s 75â€"yard free type race at the offiâ€" cial opening of the Schumacher Lions Swimming Pool yesterday. At the top, right, J. Ennis, was caught in the middle of hisaddress at the opening ceéeremonies. Botton, left, Ernie Charon, Cochrane, doing . a Swan dive. Bottom, right, Miss Helen Powers, Timmins doing a Jackâ€" knife. CAUGHT AT OFFICIAL OPENING OF LIONS SWIMMING POOL For the first tims. in . week the ominous threat of thunderstorms has been removed from the probabilities and this morning S. C. Wheeler at Hollinger observatory forezcast that toâ€"day and the coming weekâ€"end will be generally fair and warm. Procipitaticn this week has totalled 74 of an inch. Maximum and miniâ€" mum temperatures sifice Sunday are: Monday, 77 above and 66 above; Tluesâ€" day, 62 above and 47 above; Wednesâ€" day, 67 above and 48 above; lowest last night, 51; eight o‘clock this morning, Weekâ€"End To Be Fair And Warm Ficked up by police at the corner of Mountjoy street and Wilson aveniue at 2.50 this morning, ~Raoul Lemire, Mountjoy Township, was locked up on a charge of being drunk in charge of d [ Is Arrested Here Early Toâ€"Day for Drunk Driving No ~ Threat â€" of* : Thunder: storms Contained in Foreâ€" cast of Hollinger Observer Gaetna Vezina, of Ottawa, has been appointed teacher to the Dionne quintuplets. Miss Vezina will take up her duties immediately, having just retarned from vacation. Advance Photo and Engraving) pine Mobpantre Charged by his partner, A. H. Wells, with theft of conversion, David Mitâ€" chell, of Mitcheil‘s Furniture Exchange, was arresied this morning by Timmins police. ‘Wells claims that Mitchell failâ€" ed to turn in cash to the partnership on two occasions amounting to $41.50 and that the accused had also given no account of $17 he had given him to buy furniture. Horticultural Show Timmins, Aug. 29â€"30 The fourteenth annual exhibition of flowcors and vegetables under the ausâ€" pices of the Timmins Horticultural Soâ€" ciety will be held in the Timmins katâ€" ing area, Balsam street, south, on Monâ€" day and TDuesday, Aug. 29th and 30th. Fourteenth Annual Exhibiâ€" tion Here of Flowers and Vegetables. Charges Partner With Conversion This year‘s exhibition, despite some unfavourable weather and the visit to the district of both the tent caterpillar and the army worm this season, the 1938 show is expected to be the best yet. Many who have been exhibiting fcr years expect this year to outdo all previous exhibits, while there are also quite a number of new exhibitors who should have exc:llant exhibits for this yzsar‘s event. The regular sections of the prize liss shows good prizes for a large list of classeos and sections, inâ€" David Mitchel Arrested Toâ€" day Following Complaint of A. H. Wells. plants, flowering; vegetables; table : schoocl plot comp peiliticn; novice those who have n at a previous sh are many special prizes for particul will be spzcial interest in the Houseâ€" hold Science secticn, which is a new attraction for the annual show which is beingz featured. The Household Science section was published in full in reâ€" cent issue of The Advance. This secâ€" tion includeos:â€"baking, preserving and boitled goods, needlework, fancy work, knitting and other branches of the household arts. f ind bouquets c the 10 W ho ups, exhibits. f house > plants, foliage; ys for juveniles; n; comâ€" ‘s, reserved for won a first prize As lusual, there s, trophics and exhibitors who for this ular sections of od prizes for a nd sections, inâ€" :â€"Cut flowers, srennials; fankcy Published at Timmins, Ont., Canada Every MONDAY and THURSDAY Large Crowd at Formal Opening of Swim Pool Albino blueberrics are the latest odâ€" dity reported in the Porcupine area. "Bill" Massicotte, genial proprietor of William‘s Barber Shop, Cedar street, paid a visit to the Drinkwater Pit secâ€" tion early this and came across two patches of berries with all the characteristics of the ordinary blueberry except colour. The fruit was almost completely white, odid berries having a trace of red near the stem. In taste and texture they were identical with the large areas of bliueberries in that area. Massicotte brought home a liberâ€" al sample to substanitiate his find. Finds Patch © Of White a Blueberries /â€" Stewart McClelland, 26, of 22 Way averlue, Timmins, who was seriously injured at Pamour Mine last Sunday morning, was reported by hospital auâ€" thorities this afternoon to have spent a good night last night. His condition is gradually improving. _ McClelland was crushed between two ore cars on the 1,000â€"foot level of the property. William Splawnyk is Arrested Here Arrested on Tuesday afternoon by a warrant sworn out by the Feldman Timber Company, William Splawnyk is charged with wilful damage to the proâ€" perty on Balsam street north known as the Radio Hotel. Splawnyk had bsen lessee of the property from the Feldman Company up to a short time ago. The accused is alleged to have smashâ€" ed doors and cut down a staircase with an axe when his term of tenancy exâ€" pired and was not renewed. He was released on personal cash bail of $400. Expect Record Docket For Cochrane Assizes Injured Miner is Somewhat Better Stewart McClelland, Timâ€" mins, Injured at Pamour Last Sunday is Improving. Timmins Man Alleged to Have Wilfully .Damaged Balsam Street Hotel Proâ€" perty. Local Barber Shop Proprieâ€" tor Makes Unusual Find Near Drinkwater Pit. Lions Have Good Weather for Interesting Event Yesterâ€" day. Programme of Much Interest, Cochrane Swimâ€" mers do Excellent Work. Addresses Add to Interest. Winners of Prizes. Albert Desormeaux, of Timmil wounded in a shocting affray in Moun joy Township here some weeks ago, w discharged from St. Mary‘s hospit this morning. Edward Longpre, who being held in custody on a charge attempted murder in connection wi the affair, will appear in police cou here on Tuesday. The case has been remanded sever Murder Charges Against Dan O‘Keefe, of Driftwood, and Lewis Lee, of Matheson, Head List. Court Opens Octoâ€" ber 4. Fabbro and West to Appear at North Bay Assizes on October 3rd. Desormeaux Able To Leave Hospital Victim in Shooting Affray in Mountjoy Township Reâ€" cently Discharged Toâ€"day. Cornish Social Cluhb to Hold Picnic on Sund: The annual picnic of the Cornish Social Club will be held at the Dome Pumphouse grounds on Surxlay, Aug. 2lst. Those wishing to attend this happy event should make reservations with F. C. Hocking, 54 Hollinger aveniue, not later than Friday of this week, Aug. 19th. times Dut wWil ‘yeek. finmi who 1 ming [pool was Nelid on WednesoGay afternoon, ccommenting at 3 o‘clock, and providing a great deal of interestâ€" ing and enjoyable entertainment for the large crowd of spectators that had gathered from Schumacher and neighâ€" bouring towns. A large number of Cochrane supporters were also present to cheer their sports representatives to victory. The event, which had twice been postponed, took place at the swimming pool, which has been constructed on the former site of the McIntyre Mines mill. Congratulations wore showered upon the Lions‘ Club on this occasion, the swimming pool being a project of which the Lions as well as the comâ€" muunity, may well be proud. Dr. Weston, pastâ€"president Schumacher Lions Club, and « for the day, welcomed the larg ing and introduced Dr. John viceâ€"president of the club. T be a fashion show put on DYy A merchant. All these will be in addition to the regular bazaar features, Bingo is to be featured, and the bingo bazaar promises to be one of the most interâ€" esting and attractive events to be presented here in recent times. All who enjoy a happy time should note the event and the date:â€"Bingo bazaar, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. ist, 2nd and 3rd. Noted Concert be at Bingo Advance indications point to a record docket for the Fall Assizes of the Ssupreme Court of Ontario which open in Cochrane on OQOctober 4. Two murâ€" der charges are scheduled to be heard, one against Dan O‘Keefe, of Driftwood, and the other against Lewis Lee, of Hooker Creek, near Matheson, who is alleged to have shot and killed his neighbour, Harold Johnston recently, Frank Butkovic, Timmins youth, will a2?2ain zo on trial on a charze of manâ€" fired b tto Fabbro and "Nickis‘‘ West, charged with theft of $41,000 in gold precipitates from the refinery of Dome Mincs last June, will appear at the assizes for the District of Nipissing in North Bay, which open on October 3. The hÂ¥#aring will take place in North Bay in view of the fact that the pair were arrested in Nipissing District. The formal opening of ichor Lions‘ Club commu nz ‘pool was held on Wwwm i T ts Single Copy Five Cents er arisin ne Kade und alle 1 Butkoyv The Pioneer Paper of the Porcupine. Established 1912. re represent Mr, Just ied by the j 1 the outskir nt happene twice previcn reed both ti i1nC dlyv Artist to _ All > should note Bingo bazaar, «turday, Sept. nity s Wodne n, who 1 killed hi recently outh, wil t of ‘the chairman e gatherâ€" Schmi w } wWere t