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Synod of Moosonee Asks More Attention: to Northern Indians Meeting at With M : Questions. At the mescting last week at of the Anglican Synod of Moosonee, delegates called special attention to the fact that the authorities were not givâ€" ing the care and notice to the Indian population of the North that should be given. In the debate on the matlter it was charged that the Dominion govâ€" ernment was shirkinz its duty in reâ€" gard to providing for the Indians in the far North, and as a consequence there was tragic loss of health and life. The Synod decided to start a deterâ€" mined effort to Obtain greater assistâ€" ance for the Indian population. It was stated by those in position to know from personal knowledge that want and distress were permited to exist among Buildor Remodel N O W ! M i( â€"â€" W. H,. 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The Second Degree was put on by the members of Golden Beavâ€" er Lodge Timmins. The event was in charge of RW. Bro, F. K. Ebbitt, of Iroquois Falls, while RW. Bro. T. C. Wardley, of Elora, was in charge of the ‘instruction After the lodge work, a prozramme and bangquet were enjoyed. Those contributing to the programme included Mr. Tommy Nixon, of Timâ€" mins, with his magic and mystery, James Cowan, with his irresistable songs, and the inspiring services of one of the pipers from the Porcupine Disâ€" ’.trict Pipe Band. sam e e of Notable Event in History of Masonry in North CnapieauU; LCAIION â€" Y4it€, Giid}/J. ~dAU Canon Gcorge Prower, Sudoury,; Wil liam MsLeod and P. J. Collins; an Rt. Rev. John G. Anderson, BA., DD Bishop of Moosontce. General Contracting Victim is Identified In Haileybury Drowning Case as AJCLOUUCIIUCL, dAliAl dent of Fabre, on the C Lake Temiskaming, 20 Haileybury, May 27â€"The man whose yody was taken from a crack in the ice near the government wharf here late in the afternoon of May 3 last, has been identified by three acquaintances as Phillip Derocher, middleâ€"agzed resiâ€" dent of Fabre on the Quebec side of Indians ¢of Canada, A committe appoint2d to get in touch with re entatives of both the Dominion an: provincial governmerts in behal he Indian population.: This com ee inrcluded:â€"Rev. O. W. Nickle pleau; Canon Vale, Chapleau on Gcorge Prower Sudoury; Wi Phone 1777 TIMMINS miles south from here. The fri police here yestercs: about the incident and over the radio enquiries. Derocher had leift 26 of last . yeat, 0s Goward, nsar Tema lumber camp duiit was his regular cust by taxi as far as of the car being nar he had not 5se he had not bz:en seen sint?.. AHOW hic came to be in the lake remains a mysâ€" tery police have not been able to solve as yet. Derocher is survived by. four sisters, one in Montreal, one in Sasâ€" katchewan, and two at Warwick, Ont., where he was born nearly 45 years ago. The man was unmarried. Police said they had learrned he had sold the farm he once owned near Fabre in 1932, since which time h2 had been employed reâ€" gularly® in the summer on farms in that district, spending the winters in the bush and always returning about the beginning of the spring. His acâ€" quaintances described the clothing he hnad been wearing when last seen, and which was removed before the body was ‘buried in Mount Pleasant cemetâ€" ery here the day after the remains were found. He had left a packsack at the Marine Hotel here, provincial constable Art Soulier said he had learned. sistetrs, onge in katchewan, and where he was b The man was they had learns Hello Gang! By this means this week we greet all the Cubs and Scouts of our district. Due to the fact that last Monday was a holiday there was no column and so this week we will have to catth up with a little back work. Last weekâ€"end sure proved to ‘be a busy weekâ€"end for us all and we had a lot of fun but now back to work and lots of it. In the column this would be riszsht to offe to all of the Cubs and leaders, in the manns May I offer congratulatiOns tO UN€ Pack (St. Matthew‘s Church) in the splendid turn out that they gave on Saturday, May 20th, most of this pack was in full uniform and they wore indeed pleasant to look at. Kesp up the good work, gang. I am sure quite a bit of credit is due to your new Akela. And the reports that we get from your parents at home show that you ado your best at home as well as at your meetâ€" ngs ‘The next pack to conjraluilalt? IS UIC 6th Timmins sponsored by the Lions Club. This pack is doing excellent work at the meetings each week and seems to be woell ahead of other packs. Hats off to Akola Lacey‘s new assistant who is showing the boys how to sEw. I see a great deal of interest in the work you boys are doing. Monday s2emed to be a busy day for St. Matthew‘s Pack and they kind of stole the show away from us by buildâ€" ing a float of their own and pulling it in the parade themselves. . Good ng it ir work kCt â€" CC of th 81 ace the OL Guic¢ an«d n thte PFrC in large Good work can see y hike whe bDOvs, yvOou BOY SCOUTS IN TIMMINS When Karl Eyre his drive on S foursome match thng To the 1€¢ T0 :Â¥ wIshn to mmittee n n oved tC C numb ar custom. He was ar as Ville Marie, driver ing named Valiquette, and ; bzen seen since. How he n the lake remains a mysâ€" i ave not been able to solve ; ocher is survived by. four in Montreal, one in Sasâ€" t 4 | ad C réay they had heard nt through the press io and had instituted to IS UiQ | nsored by the Lions‘ ‘k is doing excellent tings each week and' ahead of other packs. Lacey‘s new assistant e boys how to sew. I : 1 of interest in the e doing. â€"to be a busy day for k has shown a large umber of uniforms. ves the appsarance o by bike. All How can it b« s to be quite a ten ink how iaml, to wWOrTK 1N a ~the winter, As n. He was driven 11 a Success @itulations it up and spreacg arade in case of e informed that n from an overâ€" igwater Lake. I how can it be a WO ut iring the rush. vork the Girl reat help to us splendid manâ€" I offer on the nxious parents done n Octoct bound fCc work in THE PORCUPINE ADVANUCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO ini}iorn above picture, completed | season here. jon to get the twoâ€"ball | afternoon for officially opened the gol{ | match braved OPENS SEASON WITH DRIVE ibDt RBroulan Porcupine Buffalo Ankerite Canadian Malartic Central Patritcia ... Castle Tretheway Conlagas . }..i;... _ ... ; Dome â€" Elaorado Falconbridge ... Gillies Lake Goldale Hollinger TIOWECY . Ffudson Bay....:......:.. International Nickel Kirkland LAke ...\ Lake Shore Little Long Lac MclLeod Cockshutt Macassa ... n McIntyre McKenzie Red Lake McWatters y Mining Corporatlox-. Moneta‘ .:. Naybob Nipissing O Brien ... Pamour iX Paymaster .............. Pickle Crow EIOMEer :. is Premliér;....,.\..... San Antonio .....:..... Sherritt Gordon Sullivan Consolidat Suclaury Basin .. Sylvanite Siscoe . Teck Hughes ... iWaiLe Amulet Wright Hargreaves B.dzcod Au Very Successful Bazaar Last Week at Schumacher Schumacher, May 27.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Saturday night brought to a close a very successful three days‘ bazaar orsanized by the Catholic Woâ€" men‘s League of St. Alphonsus Parish Church. Thursday evening a very deâ€" licious turkey supper was served and the ladies deserve great credit for the supper they provided. Priday and Satâ€" urday evenings were spent playing bingo and other games. There was also a fish pond for the children. The ladâ€" ies at the fancy work booths were kept busy. There was a nice selection plain and fancy work. Owing to all the ticket stubs not being returned, the draw for the cedar chest filled with linen was postponed. The draw will take place in the church hall on Juns 12th. _ Toâ€"day‘s Stocks prizes were:â€"l1st, Mrs. H. Tomlinson} Ind, Mrs. B. Soucie; 3rd, Mrs. G. Roâ€" bertson:; 4th, Mrs. S. Forsyth. Aftir the cards Mrs. Tario served a very deâ€" licious lunch, after which a social periâ€" od was enjoyed. A large number went over to Timâ€" mins last Thursday and Friday nights, and enjoyed the programme at the Goldfields Theatre by Miss Marâ€" saret Easton‘s "Wee Dancing Deéelys." A number of local girls took part in the recital.. Great credit is due to Miss Easton for her excellent progranmunt, also to the children who did their parts so well. The Strollers Club met at the hoime of Mrs. Norman Tario, Fourth Ave., last Wednesday evening. Five hundred was played, and the winners of the nice ~â€"‘This evening, Monday, May 29th, anâ€" other Community Night will be held in Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Pop‘ar street, spent last weekâ€"end in New Lisâ€" keard visiting Mr. and Mrs. McDonald. Mr. Frank Lyon, who has been in town for the past week, left on Saturâ€" day for his home in Virginiatown. Miss Nancy Hepplewhite, Fifth Ave.. sment a few days in Toronto during the sp°nt roval v week for Cubs and Scouts to get back to work. The fine weather makes us want to be out. The St. Matthoew‘s Scouts scem to be getting set for the softball season. To you all Good Hunting, Akela Wheeler, District Cubmaster alorne maC itoe Metals re. A large number turned out on Saturda for the official opening and throughout th ived driving rain to complete the course, 20 /4 11150 .. 2.00 1.59 32.20 1 40 ..0.20 794 2.03 32.00 49.50 . 1.83 1.58 41.50 3.20 .. 2.20 . 4.85 57. 19 41.398 4 01 1.40 1,.18 20 1.90 2.50 4 85 .2.04 1.95 1.60 1.08 2.20 3.39 1.86 4.20 6.15 8.10 3G Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Purdon | â€"Entertain Friends in Honâ€" i our of Event. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Purdon, 101 Toke ‘street entertained about thirty of their friends on Thursday eveningz, when they celebrated their twentyâ€"fifth wedâ€" ding anniversary. The popular couple have been estcemed and respected citiâ€" | zens of the town for many years, and have numerous friends here who will extend their best wishes on this o¢â€" ! casion. \| | t | Celebrated Their Silver Wedding Anniversary the Public School srounds at 7.30 p.m. A gosd programme has been arranged and everybody is invited to come and spend the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Smook were in Toronto last week to attend the celeâ€" rrations for the royal visit of the King and Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Purdon were married at Fowassan on May 25th, 1914. Mr. Purdon is one of the proprietors of the firm, Purdon and Laflamme. During the evening, the guests enâ€" joyed bridge, and spent a happy social evening, a dainty and tasty lunch beâ€" ing served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Purdon received many beautiful gifts to mark the occasion, among the best of which, said Mrs. Purdon to The Advance, was a telegram from Toronâ€" to, informing Mr. and Mrs. Purdon, that their son, Arnold, had passed his fifth year in medicine at Toronto University. District Officesâ€"Bank of Commerce Buildings, Timmins, Ont. f fl -XL’ life Insurance 4 Ne Mb e NAAA PA “““““ ESTABLISH E D 1874 Insurance Company Aead O/we-l.ondon Canad a / Last week announcement was made that Mr. Jos. A. Legris, KXC., of Haileyâ€" bury, had een appointed Deputy Judge ]for Temiskaming. The appointment | was made ncecessary by the fact that im.s HMHonour Judge Hartman, senior judge of the district, has been ill at 1his home at New Liskeard, and as a ‘ consequence Judge Haywood has been doing double duty for some time past, and has found the work too heavy for him. 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