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These relat.cnuship one of the outstandir ads‘s mineral industr Mr. Crear paid | lock, ager of Consoll Smelting Co. at "splendid relation agement and imen veloped during th ‘The federal : rescurces saii t $100,000,000 mor durction this yea $450,000,000 in v The annual wes Canadian Institute held joint merting of the A: Mining and Metal night after delegat Dominion Minister of Mines Makes Estimate at Vanâ€" couver Meeting. Sees Mines Output ; $450,000,000 V alue : STX hip AI MIniny® B.C., for between ; h had bee: 19 yvears. UNDER THE AVUTHORI!ITY OF THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT ind Mb proâ€" probably Ho l a‘cerdion in the world, it is claimed has been made by a firm of organ ant mouth organ manufaciurers at Klinâ€" genthal, in the mountains of Saxony The instrument is six feet high anc six feet long. It will be played simulâ€" taneously by six musicâ€"hall artistos 3,600â€"mile inion‘s No: Hun M ) 800â€" Mile Flight aid he had just co flight througsh th iland. Reaching said he had been i that placer minin ‘aAne2y vorld mIning i1 iad not I‘} l T1 ha np ed construction, and $300,000.00. It has hotel of the North B vears now. station, ‘b Although completed other main roads ¢ party also visited th The Empire Hot hall ten of orgar to estab tive citizens at a meeting in hall ten years ago to consid: of organizing a Boy Scout to establish and carry thro: tended plan of Boy Scout o for the tou‘n and district. 1 Lonemore presided at the m Mr. Ti t dte se afe minins, ( presidcnt ire Wwas >â€"Dr00f North and 1 JY‘ TEN YEARS AGO IN TIMMINS LT which M ind Mr. P. > ~senson Cl years : ie band stand, near Timmins Citizens‘ Ba TC From data in the Porcupine Advance Fyles pres e e t t v t ular o as <TO COSt: DOU been the/ lzsadin v district for som 11 1V U Mavor 11 aIP JA 1I 1 the pia sociatio cooln (et: Lt Mas: ipprC THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO L Nn wl ats ts ts aths ats e n te aits ate ie se ate ats ate sfi ats cle w with i the 1: nls 1 thur SU ‘OU s little ki e N a W it 11 s, bu ow l n «Be ale ole ele c (The cost of this series of advertisements sponsored by the National Employment Commissior, has been defrayed entisrely by publicâ€"spirited concerns and inâ€" dividuals as a contribution towards that "Nationâ€"wide coâ€"operative effort‘ envisaged by the Parliament of Canada in the National Employnment Commission Art.} Al 1l Little Laura Dunn. the dauzhter of Mr. and Mrs. I annual meeting of the Cornish )cial Club was held in the Hollinger ecreation ‘hall ten years ago, with a attendance of members present. i the absence of the president, the rair was capably filled by Mr. E. R. reet, the viceâ€"president. Ten years ago there was considerable iilding in progress at South Poreupine _ _new buildings were being erected id existing ones improved. The Timmins branch of the Canadian gion held their monthly general AC _ marriage of interest took ce on Sept. 13th, 1927, at the Uniteod urch, when Rev. J. D. Parks, B.A., ted in marriage Mr. John Charles ve, of Timmins, and Mrs. Annie Laâ€" der, of Edmonton, Alberta. The omm who was more familiarly known ‘Paddy" Rowe, had been a popular dent of the camp since 1910, with exception of the time spent by him ervice overseas. The bride was also _of the early resideonts of this camp, iing here in 1911 and residing in the cupine for some time. 104 En ‘mpa th H s azo, Mr. and Mrs, H. Mcâ€" 4 Eim striet north, had the pathy of all in the death on eptember 20, 1927, of their arry, aged 3 years, 9 months. ad was only ailing for a day ing beon attacked by appenâ€" spite prompt medical attenâ€" kill the little lad failled to A the 8â€"yvearâ€"old Mr. and Mrs. I E. Dunn, _ on Eim street ten years ross the road without notâ€" oaching car. The youngâ€" the back wheel of the car, wn to the road. She was e hospital where it was e leg was broken below the ing the only injury susâ€" at the initiation of every member of the Canadian Legion. This part of the ceremony reads:â€" "The Poppy which grows in Flanders Fields has been immortalized as the Emblem of Sacrifice, and reminds us of the thousands who laid down their lives, it speaks to us of sacrifice and reminds us of our duty to those dependâ€" ent and Comrades who through disâ€" abjlity cannot help themselves." One ean readily see b: the exâ€"serviceman has the scarlet flower ard lime is near when he lapel of every person annual Poppy Day on blossoms. This year an entin with the wo "In Flandsr:s Petween the As time p immecrtalized splendid comments th It was mertioned in t Feppy caused many his hand at writing 1 numerous verses wri‘t ten by Col. McCrea h lamous. From the me oldest citizen, one with the words:â€" Continuing the Flanders Fie‘ds : vance last woeek ‘E€cord hc>re my "Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinn, who have been residents of Timmins for the past six years, left on Friday for a week‘s visit to Creemore, after which they will take up residence in Toronto." "A Matheson correspondent credits Hon. Wm. Finlayson with saying, in an adâ€" dress on board the S.S. Cayuga, that Matheson was more largely represented in the Northern Ontario Crusade than any other town in the North Land." "Rev. J. D. Farks the meeting of Presbytery held at Kapuskasing last week. Miss Quick, Dcaconess, was also among the delegates in attendance at the sessions of the Presbytery." ‘"Myrs. A. J. Shragge returned last week from a business trip to Ottawa, Toâ€" ronto and Now York." "Mrs. R. Cornâ€" thwaite returned last week from a three months‘ visit to Vancouver, B.C." "Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kemsley have returned from a motor trip to the South." "Born â€"in Timmins,. Ont., on Wednesday, Sept. 14th, 1927,. to Dr. and Mrs. Joyalâ€" a£ son."> ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Laidlaw and Miss Dorothy returned last weok fram their motor trip to the South" Among the locals in The Advance ten years ago were:â€""Mr. H. E. Montgomâ€" ery was a weekâ€"end visitor to Haileyâ€" bury, motoring down from here." "Dr Murray Steele left on Sunday on a three weeks‘ holiday trip to Toronto and Ottawa." "Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rinn returned last week from their honsymoon and will take up residence at 74 Elm street south." "Mr. G. W. Goodfellow was a weekâ€"end visitor to Timmins." "Mrs, H. P. Shantz of Toâ€" ronto, is a Timmins visitor this week." Ten years ago Mr. G. D. Biggs, a proâ€" minent Renfrew County man, had seen giving The Pembroke Standardâ€"Observâ€" er some of his impressions after a trip along a small part of the Ferguson highway. Mr. Biggs was very favourâ€" ably impressed with the North Land, bui it was noted that he only saw a comparatively small part of the North. So far as the mining country was conâ€" cerned, he missed the biggest part, failâ€" ing to proceed to Timmins and the Por. cupine. meeting in the town hall ten years ago. The president, Dr. S. R. Harrison, ably fulfilled the duties of chairman, supâ€" ported by viceâ€"presidents H. C. Garner, Austin Neame: J. Callum, treasurer; G. G. Cameron. secretary: and members Uu. Cameron,. secretary;: and memoers of the various committees. HMHarvest Thanksgiving services were held ten years ago in the Trinity United Church and were conducted by Rev. Ivan Kennedy who preached approâ€" priate and impressive sermons. Special music by the choir and a vocal solo by Mrs. Calverley were very much appreâ€" clated by the large congregation in atâ€" tendance. This exclusive pho angle" in its best fii veloped a spzed of 1« power, can also be us Forceâ€"lifeutenant. (by W. A. °D. story cf The Poppy of ommenced in The Adâ€" 1t is with pleasure I apprezciation of the ts the feature caused. in the article that the any a veterm to try themselves." e by the above that has great pride in ird feels that the TAILâ€"LESS PLANEâ€"GLIDER of the was very favour the North Land 126 will s in FPlanders ilized as the 1i reminds us Coa iantz of To t this week. ed last weel Ottawa., ‘Fo ome worldâ€"| Miss Gallagher to be Amonge hild to the re familiar niy saw the North / was conâ€" part, failâ€" d the Por. X all the one writâ€" 011 hese TCO 1€ Washington Post:â€"The other day a Kansan had removed from his ear a bug which got in it fortyâ€"eight years ago. A thing like that can become agâ€" gravating after a while. Last night from 7.15 to 7.30 pm. was a Giallagher period on the radio, and the following are the times and speakâ€" ers for ofher periods on the air befoxe the election:â€" Friday, Sept. 24thâ€"7.15 to 7.3'0 p.m. â€"Speaker, Mr. Kostel. Monday, Sept. 27thâ€"645 to 7 p.m.â€" Miss Gallagher. Wednesday, Sept. 29thâ€"17.15 to 7.30 p.m..â€"Dean Kester. Friday, Oct. 1stâ€"7.1§ to 7.30â€" p.m.â€" Nap Caron. Saturday, Oct. 2ndâ€"6.45 to 7 p.m.â€"â€" CV. Gallacher, the Liberal candidate. During the next few days there will be a number of addresses over the loâ€" cal®radio in the interests of C. V. Gallapher, Liberal candidate. Among those to speak over the radio will be Miss Gallagher, the gifted. young daughter of the candidate. Radio Addresses in Liberal Interests Next week this column will outline scme of the points of the new camâ€" paign as featured by the (National Poppy Campaign of which the Timâ€" mins branch of the Canadian Legion is a member. campalzn ‘wi‘l Je under way. And in this respect the locral branch will be able to tell if an old wreath is used as a window decoration. The entire ranges of Vetcraft Wreaths has been changed, and it is hoped that the loâ€" calt merchants whe patronizs the sale of wreaths will ke as generous as in former yvears. stronger and in the certre instead of the familiar centre a black button has been inserted. The meaning is cbvious to allâ€"*‘Remember deadâ€"while hselring the living." Very socon the Poppy wreath selling campaizn wi‘l be under way. And in this respect the locral branch will be able to tel]l if an old wreath is used Coutoniere has been made. It is much THURSDAY. sSEPTEMBER 2:3RD. 1937 Planning Mill Cor. Balsam See. Ave. Free Plans and Estimates for Remodeling and Reâ€" patring ! If you‘ve planned improveâ€" ments or repairs for this fall, don‘t make the mistake of us â€" ing cheap materials! 3. P. Roy‘s lumber is carefully selected, high grade, and proâ€" perly seasoned. It will give long, satisfactory sorvice in your home. 1ss Gallagner to be Among Those Speaking on the Air in the Interests of Her Father. We also have a quantity of FIREWOOD for sale Cheap. Phone