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Mr. Jos. Weston, secretary, was back from his trip to the annual Kiâ€" wanis International at Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Lee Honey, president of the club, who_was the other delegate from Timmins, will be back this week. Next week Dr. Honey and Mr.. Weston will give a complete report of the convention. This will ‘be a big feature of the luncheon on Monâ€" day next. In the meantime, at the event on Monday Mr. Weston gave an interesting talk on hisâ€" trip to Memphis and his impressions. _ He roused especial interest by his obserâ€" vations on the flooded lands of the southern states. His bright and inâ€" formative address was much appreciâ€" ated and will rouse special interest in the full report of the convention to be given by Dr. Honey and Mr. Wesâ€" ton next Monday. There was a large attendance at the weekly luncheon of the Timmins Kiwanis Club in the Empire Hotel, on Monday at noon, and the meeting was a very interesting one. «54 + 3 i a K * 4. ® There was a lai'ge attendance at the weekly luncheon of the Timmins Kiwanis Club in the Empire Hotel, on Monday at noon, and the meeting was a very interesting one. Mr. Jos. Weston, secretary, was back from his trip to the annual Kiâ€" wanis International at Memphis, Tenn. Dr. Lee Honey, president of the club, who_was the other delegate from Timmins, will be back this Narxt woalk Trir Honev and Mr. “'Dnl? omm j e n y hi t tt.| Oe 4 4 El ix) cS ,»* ‘a e ce _ n La t Aril © ~ i4 * ; , Racy Accoun .. ,r]l s tae. . / y awoag Meeting on Monday. CA : n C Profits 50â€"50 wi €194 lit h the , Tenn. Large Attendance mins. All motorists should note the fact that the Kiwanis Club is secreâ€" tary of the Porcupine branch of the Ontario Motor League. See that your subscription fee for the year for the benefits of the Ontario Motor League goes to the Kiwanis Club at an early date. The Playgrounds committee reportâ€" ed good progress on the work. The grounds are now ‘being levelled off ready for the calcium chloride. Mr. W. 0; Langdon, chairman of July 7th, commencing at h JOS. and any information desired by writâ€" on enc io nocrare‘~ M to qualify for certificates to operate| _ ;team boilers or 'stean‘} plants will ibe Ts j ; eld at Timmi@s : High . School on Presentation. to-__?tho Sedretary for Good Work for the Society. An .~ Allâ€"Round Enjoyable Event. â€" The members of the Lancashire Social Club held their first annual supper on Friday evening in the Holâ€" linger Recreation hall. About 100 sat down to the tables which were very tastefully arranged. The menu for the supper included a real La.ncashxre' Potato Pie, which was cooked by the Shippam Bakery, of Schumacher. Cakes and ice cream, followed by tea and coffee, finished the courses. ‘The manner in which the pie disappeared proved that, although made in Canada, the recipe had lost none of its flavour on the way over, and was much enâ€" joyed by all.< . 9 a.m. Any desiring to take these exâ€" aminations for stationary engineers! papers may secure application blanks ting to Mr. Geo. E. Cole, Inspector of | Mines, P.0. Box 356, South Porcupine, Ont. These examinations for stationâ€" ary engineers are held periodically at Timmins and other centres in the North and have proven of great conâ€" venience and advantage. INCREASED INTEREST IN CANADIAN MINING NoW. Mr. J. P. Watson, Mining Corporaâ€" tion_president, recently returned from Englang, tells The Northern Miner a o % The Kiwanis Club has taken the secretaryship for the Poreupine Branck of the Ontario Motor League. ‘This should work to the general adâ€" vantage of all concerned. The Kiwaâ€" nis Club has taken over the secretariâ€" al duties and will look after them elosely and carefully. On the other hand the Club will receive a part of the fee paid for membership in the Ontario Motor League. This profit will be divided, 50â€"50, between the Kiwanis Club and the Victorian Order of Nurses. It is hoped to secure a large membership in the district for the Ontario Motor League. Such a large membership will mean material benefit to the motorists of the district. It will also mean a very helpful conâ€" tribution to that worthy cause,â€"the Victorian Order of Nurses in Timâ€" Wrap all Garbage in paper. Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of ‘Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. ' ; «t 4s a + nc te d t «4y proof. _ Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All outside toilets must be made CIGARS, CIGARETTES, PIPES, _‘ TOBACCO, ETC. MAGAZINES â€" NEWSPAPERS _ _gOFT DRINKS 22 Third Avenue, Timmins (Ben Jacobs‘ Old Stand) Opposite Hollinger Stores, Dry s Dept. Shoe Shineâ€"Best in Town ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS The law .or progress changes our styles from year to year. Fashmn now decldesâ€"â€"-Bob_ your hair. Let our experts attend to your desires. Visit our shop. BARBEE SHOP 464 Third Avenue Next to Store _.â€" By Order of . THE BOARD OF HBALTB Timmins, Ont. mins. All motorists should note the fact that the Kiwanis Club is secreâ€" tary of the Porcupine branch of the Ontario Motor League. See that your subscription fee for the year for the benefits of the Ontario Motor League goes to the Kiwanis Club at an early The Playgrounds committee reportâ€" ed good progress on the work. The grounds are now ‘being levelled off ready for the calcium chloride. Mr. W. 0. Langdon, chairman of the Kwanis committee in the matter, reported in regard to the July 1st event being put on at Timmins by the Canadian Legion. The Kiwanis Club were well pleased with the programme as outlined, and will continue to â€"give the event the heartiest support. PROVINCE SHOULD TAKE SPONSIBILITY FOR THEM. * For several years past The Adâ€" vance has been urging that the Onâ€" tario Government should assume the place of the municipality in those sections of the North Land where there is no organized municipality. If the province would do this it would solve a number of problems in this part of the North. In an organized municipality no one need suffer negâ€" lect in case of illness, accident or death. Doctors and others are proâ€" tected in case the patient can not pay. The municipality has to see to the e Euacha case of indigents within its borders. In the case of unorganized sections, however, there is no one now to take the Neighbouring muncipaliâ€" ties are â€" constantly suffering loss through this flaw in the law. â€" The Advance believes that the province being the only organization receiving any revenue from unorganized terviâ€" tory, should accept the responsibility for all residents of unorganized townâ€" ships. Let the province take the place of the municipality in allâ€"unâ€" organized territory ‘and a large group of problems will be solved automaticâ€" ally. All of this is but preface to an editorial from a recent issue of The North Bay Nugget. The problem reâ€" ferred to by Dr. George would be one of those_ solved if the province acted as the municipality in the case of unâ€" organized municipalities. The® Nugâ€" get says :â€"â€" 6A sarv roal rohlem in Northern We W Wc CC C CA very real roblem in Northern Ontario ~was aired by Dr.â€" W. E. George, of North Bay, speaking in Toâ€" ronto before the Ontario Health Offiâ€" cers‘ Associationâ€"on Wednesday. â€" Dr. George urged that legislation should be enacted for providing medical asâ€" sistance to struggling settlers in the districts of the province. He pointed out that under the present act, in unâ€" organized districts the government asâ€" sumes the bill for hospital attention but will not for medical assistâ€" ance; Settlers brought, into unorgaâ€" nized‘townships by the government often find themselves unable to pay for medical treatment and the result is that doctors have to shoulder the burden without any hope of being paid for their services. o e e 2 _ About twentyâ€"five hotelmen _ of Northern Ontario will hold a conferâ€" ence on July 20th,. The conference will be addressed by Major S. J. Roâ€" bins, of Toronto, managing director of the association, and it is probable ‘that George H. O‘Neil, president of the association and viceâ€"president of the United Hotelâ€"men‘s Association, will be a member of the party. After the North Bay conference, the hotelâ€" men will make a tour of Northern Onâ€" tario, visiting Sudbury, Sault: Ste. Marie, the Twin Cities and probably towns along the T. N. O., though the itinerary has not been definitely settled yet. b EOmE ©Another matter that requires atâ€" tention in the North is that of the wovernment relieving. municipalities of indigent patients to a certain exâ€" tent. Frequently men who driffâ€"into North Bay and other points searching for work are taken ill and, in many cases, it is the municipalities who foot the bill for people who are only transients. Some mpnths ago a moveâ€" ment was started to hold a .conference on this question in North Bay, beâ€" tween Hon. Dr. Forbes Godfrey, Minâ€" ister of Health and Labour, and offiâ€" cials of municipalities in the North. Recently little has been heard of this It is to be hoped that the towns and cities interested are not going to let it die a natural death and that they will continue to urge it until action is secured from the provincial governâ€" ment. 3 9 Mr. J. P. Watson, Mining Corporaâ€" tion president, recently returned from Englang, tells The Northern Minér that he found much improved sentiâ€" ment in mining investment circles toward â€"the Canadian â€" industry.. ‘‘The steady expansion of ore: reâ€" sources, the substantial discoveries in many new fields, are whetting the interest of important people. The Mining Congress this summer will inâ€" clude among its visitors many very prominent men, who perhaps won‘t have much to say but who will do a great deal of quiet personal investiâ€" gation. Toward the end of the year we may see money commg in from very responsible houses.‘ FIRST CASE IN NORTH O PERMIT BEING CANC ED (The first case of a liquor ing cancelled in this North Lind was last from Kirkland Lake. . John Eneril, whose permit card showed that he had received a case from the vendor‘s a couple of days previously, pvasg {sentenced} to six months and his permit was susâ€" pended and sent on to the department with the purpose of having it cancelâ€" led for the present. Practically all of the liquor was gone and the case was based on the charge that it had been sold. A woman was also acâ€" cused of having acted as a sort of barmaid in the establishment and she was sent to jail for two months on a charge of selling liquor. TO BE ©| 0@ o*]|c%:0" |0° 0*| o" o° * o®]0%0°]0° 0*|o° 0*|o* 0*| § Lemons K Finest Califoernia *{ Oranges 449 T\ YCANADA‘Sâ€"LARGEST RETAIL® GROCERS immmmmmmmmmmmmmmma Crossed Fisk Serdines Libby‘s Mustard .. 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At the same time he said that the real object of his reâ€" marks was to express the appreciaâ€" tion of the club for the untiring and very able work of the secretary,, Mrs. T. Richards. Mrs. Richards was made the recipient of a beautiful silâ€" ver flower vase. Mrs. Richards made suitable reply. On behalf of the Lancashire Footâ€" ball feam, W. A. Devine extended thanks to the club for the invitation and the very pleasing evening. Mr. F. Uttley gave in brief the hisâ€" tory of Lancashire, dating back to the fourteenth century, how the different boroughs were fought for in different reigns up to the present day. These very interesting facts regargmg Lanâ€" cash;re, its origin, its products and its people, was much appreciated by those present. The‘ short addresses . were followed by a pleasing programme of songs and dances. Messrs. James McFadden and F. Y. 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The programme for the / | evening included :â€"whistling solo, by .__| Master Lucas, this being one of the most appreciated items on the proâ€" J | gramme; solos by Mrs. Richards, Mr. Unsworth, Mr. Jos. Ormston and MrÂ¥. j â€" gor| Jack Higginson, : all of these being An Yery attractive and very effectively given; a duet by Mr. Unsworth and _ Mrs. Stonchouse, which was particuâ€" larly enjoyed; and Charleston and Spanish Dance, by Miss Lucas, ‘thesei an1al dances, so cleverly given, delighting all. The enthusiasm with which each and every item on the programme was encored showed the popularity of each and every number. 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