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AUSTIN NEAME .. W. D. FORRESTER President Secretaryâ€"Treas. Number Canadian Legion Ladies‘ Auxiliary Meets twice a month in the Oddâ€" fellows‘ hkall, Spruce St., Timmins Mrs. MacMillan, President Mrs. G. Starling, Jr., Secretary Viceâ€"Presidents istâ€"T. Parsons 2ndâ€"H Address all communications to P.O. BOX 1059, TIMMINS, ONT. Meeting Held in Oddfelliows‘ Hall, Timmins WATCH ADVANCE FOR DATES 14â€"26 Meets every First and Third of the month in the Oddfelle Timmins Mrs. H. Parnell W.M. Cornish Club Vol. XVIIL. : .No. 25 NIMMINS LODCE 1.0.0.F. N0 459 Big Programme for Meeting: tion Hal Sons of Scotland BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Meets Tuesday in every montn in the Moose Hall W. D. WATT, Chief J. PURDIE, Sec‘y Meetsa in the Hotiinger manthly. Watch T moanthly . Watch The Advance for Dates . A. Gibson, pres., 20 Messines ave J. Pye, treas. A. Spence, hon. seo Box 1175 Box 2013 VISITING LANCASTRIAXNS WELCOME Gold Star L.O0.B.A. Timmins Be Sure of $10,800 Without speculation or doubt The Investors‘ Syndicate plan delivers you $10,800 on a known and certain dateâ€"from payments of as little as $26.00 per month. The Investors‘ Syndicate plan has delivered over $3,700,000 in maturity checks in the past 12 months. Whether your other hopes succeed or fail be sure of at least $10,800. For full particulars write or call GEO. E. GOLDEN P.O. Box 961 Phone 562â€"M will b Physician and Surgeon PHONE 416 Moysey Building .. Executive Committee Bellamy J. Cowan W. H. R. Rowe C. Keate Investors Syndicate Ltd. Second Section BARKISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC | Marshallâ€"Eeclestone Building (Successor to Dr. Harrison) Established 1894 Assets Over $46,000,000 w. F. MecLEAN, W.M . E. HUMPMHKIES, R Timmims Camp the nth held in the Hollingc two evenings a mon annomced in The . L. TOMS, President Representing PA gtel in‘ j . McClinton 2Indâ€"H. C. Garner pt Mrs. J. Gregson Oxdd ested to attend H. H. MOORE 1¢ reation Ha * C( Timmins Post Greaves day all On the first day, July 1st, the be a grand parade of all the ban all the fire brigades in the associ The firemen‘s events will be run the first day. â€" Posters issued for the twoâ€"day say that for the evening of July specially interesting programm been arranged. In addition to dance in the park there will be | and wrestling matches at the s arena, opening with a 10â€"round at 126 lbs., between Frenchy Bel of Toronto, and Roy Hamilton, 1( ly of Timmins, now at Kirkland Rorv was not only provincial cha competition plenty of m celebration. diffo tournamer of Cobalt, p Municipal : mMaruska ha Montreal ri On Saturday, contests are expt traction peting, include Lake, t CrC T:E Firemen and Bands of North Promi Two Big Days on Friday and satâ€" urday, July Ist and 2@nd. R. Tucker July 1 at Kirkland jJust roiied, alnr ynamite was °x; has been ordered 1M A€C A J6C 3 ImM A1ll ind Lake id itions districts of Temiskaming and Cotchâ€" rane. Two of them will be held in Cochrane, which, as was the case last year, gets both jury and nonâ€"jury sesâ€" sions, the respective dates being Octoâ€" ber 11, with Mr. Justice Sedgewick presiding, and December 13, with Mr. Justice Garrow on the bench. The latter date is that set also for the assizes at HaileybBury, when the nonâ€"jury court will. be heldâ€" also, and for this sitting Mr. Justice McEvoy is scheduled to preside. Nipissing wili have combined courts too, Mr. Justice Logie being scheduled to come to North Bay on October 3, and the same judge is to be in Sudbury for nonâ€"jury sitâ€" tings on December 12. Mr. Justice McEvoy is to preside at the Sudbury assizes, whose ozrizning is set for Octoâ€" SUPREME COURT SITTINGS TEMISKAMINXGâ€" AND COCHRANE + . **,* * # ®@ .. 4# ”.“ ## *. 4. _# ‘oo:oo‘ §ex *4 #* # ..' # + ®# *# ns ... *4 # 6 * .0'. .“ #* + + # #4 *# .“ *4 # Q‘.“ .l f “. A # “. # L + *# # #46 .“ *# # # # ® # *# .“ ® ie« *ws #. «**, y*5 Ld C3 *v« *# # ... ## # .0' *#. * “. *# ** # .0. *,* _# *, .* 0“0“ La oo:“ 1+ # “. w 4 text t+= + *a # #_ _ ®_ _# _ astaateatecto« + *. .* LAE a * ## .“. # _ _ ® “.“...“ # _ ®@ “.“. Auetest # “.“ ## 82. ,*, _ s * *# .“:bo hh# w# *# # .“ J€ The next regular meeting own council will be held on 1iext, June 27th, at 4 p.m. Anonymous Letters Go to the Waste Paper Basket s anonyvt vho â€" ha 1€ TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 23RD, 1932 LJY 1J Mond North Impresses Visiting Doctors First,‘ by motor. They w impressed by the developm« thern towns, and express admiration for Timmins h post office here, and the : other buildings here, as wel general progressiveness a tone of the community. The doctors were quick healthy appearante of T ren as a distinct contra: the city»bred yvoungsters. Over the weekâ€"end the party visited some of the beaches in the district and viewed with pleasure many of the natural beauty spots in the camp and vicinity. They leit Timmins on Monday mornâ€" img of this week on their return trip to the South: 81 IVL hn tfie ~Trip. a0spital and The visito Rirst." ~by m th surglical specia@Aiist, Of d recently of Philadelphia, ‘s. S. Fine, who accompan the trip. Mrs. Fine is mt week as the gue immins, and M SUu} ‘ine and Dr. M. Raymers Pra iugged Appearance of Timâ€" s Children. Pleased with Develepment of North. pire Mobpantre cial work in Toronto. were "seeing Canada or. They were greatly 1e development of Norâ€" and expressed genuine Timmins hospital, the . and the schools and â€"Mr VÂ¥ WC cupine cam| Bernard Sky to notice the nmins childâ€" »ll as for the} and â€" modern| ome of Dr. Mcoun Dividend of Siscoe Gold to be Paid in U.S. F the Klwanis, gIves IISC bers of the various clut tarioâ€"Quebecâ€"Maritimes J. A. Caufield is listed a ber of the Timmins club The same Issue Of Kâ€"Kay f1VES UNnC April, 1932, attendance of the clubs in the district. There are 44 clubs listed Hamilton takes the lead with 95.04 pe: cent. attendance for the month. Inâ€" gersoll is next with 89.13; St. Stephen N.B., 88.88; New Liskeard, fourth, witk 88.39; Niagara Falls, 88.10; Orillia 87.26; Gialt, 86.78; Yarmouth, 85.81. Timmins is in ninth place with 84.08 Noranda, tenth, with 81.62; St. John 81.52; Montreal, 81; Chatham, 80.1, All the other have percentages of les than 80. Kirkland Lake‘s attendanc percenlaged Community Nights at the theatres here made a big hit last week. The show at the Goldfields was particularly popular, the play, "The Man Who Played God," with George Arliss, supâ€" ported by one of the best casts seen nere for years, was a remarkably fine production. George Arliss Ras few equals on the stage toâ€"day, and his portrayal of "The Man Who Played God" was something to ‘be long reâ€" membered. PIMMINS KIWANIS CLUB HAD LARGE APRIL npl 2ne! ic Kâ€"R K!:wani 11 81,.74¢ i k 1€ 1l 1 K â€"Ra 1D Fu nd |.\lr. and Mrs., Shields, of Ayrshire, | land are on a Vis!t to Cobalt and j the Poreupine These Days. line h2« pl lived to father‘s accident working Ayrshire years of and he "Mr. Shields comes of a long lived family. His grandmother, he said had lived to be 103 years of age, and his father‘s life had been cut short by an accident at 86. He himself has been working most of the time about the Ayrshire coal pits since he was ten years of age, more than 60 years now, and he expected that he would resume his labours when he returned from his holiday in Canada. He had brought with him, he told the reporter, his fishâ€" ing rod and he hoped to do some angâ€" ling before returning to Scotland, but had learned regretfully there was no salmon fishing in these parts. "After leaving Cobalt, the couple are going on to Porcupine and then to the United States where other relatives reâ€" side: "At nhome the Shields live on historic ground in the part of Ayrshire drenchâ€" ed with the blood of the Covenanters and close by the Cameron Stone. It is also the land forever associated with Robert Burns, and naturally enough, Mr. Shields is a fervent admirer of the great Scottish poet and sang "Scots Wha Hae" at the ship‘s concert comâ€" ing over. The Shirlds‘ home is near Mauchline, and Mr. and Mrs. Shields expect to celebrate their golden wedâ€" ding there on March 5 next. He said that he had enjoyed good health all his life, never having had even a "sair Old Land Couple on Trip to North Land never Nna@villy lid4dl CVClLL d odii heid" across the years. "On the ocean trip Mr. Shields was never sick a minute, he declared." BOY PLAYING WITH MATCHES CAUSES FIRE AT COBALT trunk, caught fire in the home of Mrs C. Lefebvre, Commission street, on Sat urday morning. Before the flames go much of a headway, considerable dam age was averted by the quick actio of Mrs. Lefebvre, who used the garde: BUILIDING NEW HMGHWAY WEST FROM KIRELAND GOLD 16 nparec came,. 1. Burritt and Mrs. J. M Brown brought back Mr H¢ nere ight t fferent. former Weekly had se yoked he that non vay here Cier C brigac and cou: J. MackK i on @A f Mrs. n Satâ€" LK € Cl 11 t »] Woolworth‘s Store. More Member W. RUSHWORTH 5â€"18 President Timmins Pioneer Chess and Checker Club. Building Plans Estimates, Ete. Old P.0. Bldg., Timmins Phone 362 Phone 625â€"J Langdon Langdon| Arch.Gillies,B.A.8c.,0. L.S. t P PPA P PWP ul l «it s t Mrs. J. Wilkins, LR.A.M.! Pine Street *outh 21 Fourth Avenue Accountant Accounting and Offc Manufecturersâ€"A wningsâ€"Flagsâ€"Tents, etc 66 Third Avenue Officeâ€"Ra4om P.O. Box 1591 schumacher and Ssouth Poreupine Bank of CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON dern Department for FElectric Treatments P For Dffhices, Factories, Public Buildings, Stores, Etc. Barristers, Solicitors, Etd Barristers, Solicitors, Et Por Particulars and Prices, write Ontario Land Survevor Dr. J. Mindess A., E. MOYSEY BLOCK TVMMIN®, ONT. Secon d Sect1ion Reed Block t Commerre ] Tirnmins, Ont TIMMINS, ON‘T Ventilating Phone 6 5 uesday Architect Phone 640 10, Reed Rlock, Timmins, Ont e 640 14.26 Special P: s Injected 11 Box 1608 Building Auditor Supervision Timmins Timmins # seceretars