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Past," followed by M. Mustard, minist edad Church, and an followed â€" another Good Fight," aft joined themselves unto them, so as it should not fail, that they would keep those two days according to their writâ€" ing and according to their appointed time every year,. And that these two days should be remembered and kept through every generation, every family, every province and every city; and that these days of Purim should not fail (Continued on Page Eight) the Timmins Legion, a nut Auxili hundred othet gion hall to a ation Day at T our of the have passe mins Citize District Pi first to th Sor. ~10 1 and Mr. son of M Anglican Church Scene Of Charming Wedding sCason ternos very charmlin the popular y Miss Ada EC organl the se ng hvim Annual Decoration Day Held by Timmins Legion ! C 4 _A | Departed Comrades of the W ar Remembered in ImpressIVE | apou; ; and ex|i Service at Timmins Cemetery. Timmins Citizens‘ Band | a s # # # m p and Porcupine Pipe Band in Attendance. Graves Decorâ€" “‘é’i‘m‘“ ated on Sunday. | chimne; 3 C have b Sunday afternoon sixty members of Beauties | damage I‘l Miss Ada Edith Johnson and Mr. Leonard Alton Traver Married at St. Matthew‘s Church on Monday Afternoon. Delightful Reception Event After the Ceremony. n Al St. Matthow 11 bride, by hetr fatthew‘s Anglican Church, Timâ€" bsa‘utifully adorned with gladiâ€" pale rose shades, white bridal white phlox and flowers of the . was the scene on Monday afâ€" n, Sept. 5th, at 2.30 o‘clock of a harminz wedding when two of pular young peop‘e of the town, Ada Edith Johnson, youngest er of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnâ€" 6 Middletom avenue, Timmins, Ir. Leonard. Alton Traver, only M the A 1 1urch was crowded to overâ€" with friends of the young Miss May Habib, the church presided at the organ, and c> commenced with the singâ€" he choir of the appropriate M Leonard. Alton Traver, onl * aAnd. Mtrs,. H. L. Traver, 1 *t, Timmins, were united i: by Rev. Canon R. S. Cush it cOWn O jJbon de th fir 1CC€ Y in wWwihills was of lily scart roses. blue gown of shnell pMnK fitted bodice, puffâ€" irt, and quaint but chapeau and mitâ€" ‘mcarried a nosegay clust 8 I1 s given in matrâ€" was a picture of a simple but rich ‘ory lace in noseâ€" n, made on Prinâ€" leeved bolero, and brides molner, e a gown of ravy 1 silk, with navy nd a corsage of mother, Mrs. A. Miss of North Bay abily â€" carrie« Breat] printed sheer, ‘ept peas. Gaxrâ€" rs of opi€ rton L:s ) memb Ann Jopâ€" shell pink Ssa 1iA ofâ€"the Tro, anc ned tC m fit n wWa ) < Mrs eivin. 1 K in Bishop Rheaume Officiates at Ceremony at Notre Dame De Lourdes Sunday. aumse, of ceremony at Notns Sunday ; New Bell is Blessed At Local Church 1A Virginia Jubilee: Singers, Sept. 12â€" th may *f Third Mr. Jos. MCcC turned from Island, was 0 there on a fis above holdin black bass, Manitoulin, ; MCO rVli mb lliency, Bishop Louis Rheâ€" [aileybury, officiated at the f the blessing of a new bell ame de Lourdes Parish on ernotn, which was witnessâ€" ree congregation. Ths bell 11 t l1 ath, holic ‘of : famou Ma e, qGurit xtended , who recently reâ€" iday at Manitoulin ~a group of friends trip, and is shown batch of beautiful which Spring Bay, 11 l€ lTimmins of ts., Featur ly ns Diessing arish and exâ€" incient tradiâ€" Joseph A 1 AIMD * COursg blesssing MUIMIY 1U Warning Issued To Witnesses Ignite torch, c somewh linger 1 men and tney on Monday, bail. Quest1i0t Tuesday, one investizate the man‘s story and report back at the nrext court. The magisâ€" trate was at first going to charge? the man with contempt but decidesd to first have an investigation. He pointed out, however, »djaorzitihe â€" cerned that the course of justice will not be hing@ered in fuljure through the absence of witnesses, who will be liable to either a fine or imprisonment, or both. Car Cushions are Damaged in Fire at Local Garage whCo Asaring on A to have told miss a shift are employe Warran‘ts got about other said would los: Contempt of Court Cha to be Laid in Future Failure to Appear. profant John 1 zepa. ed b1 cushi pi A J TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER STH, 1938 Ma spark from at in a car wer job ice ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL GARDENS OF TIMMINS Ra vitn 11 WC 7€ 1€ ul po it Meeting on Monday of Ladies‘ Auxilitary Social Events Near Future Kiwanians Entertained at New Ankerite Lodge th h1 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Kinkel Hosts at Delightful Gathering Held Wednesday Afternoon and Evening. Members and Wives Numbering Over 100. Enjoy Hospitality. D€ oun uUupp ttle earl ing the summ ne m ‘Miary Whi a Br 11 th,, 1 ~fipepiyne>cantd" autum»n dflowers njoyment of the pine j M 11 bri many p the log 1€ h 1l t] IHY tabD.t r ob ion hall Mcl occuplt fficers thc Planned for the rth B stâ€" returnedc trip the me ept mM but i its weibcomse | AdjOurt in .the _huge j any bu: ) vay (o jrd CO + c Rt llt Th 1€ the ch ting in n parti Thursd: 3] 1011 WAs Monday NrSGa of Mr uUp, dinn doutb J11 nav 11 The first meeting for the season of the Junior C. W. L. will be held at 8.30 this Thursday night in the basement of the Church of the Nativity. Al memâ€" bers are asked to not the fact and be present at the meeting so that the new season may start off successfully and 111 Body of Daniel Dodge Found Yesterday in Georgian Bay Junior C. W. L. Meeting to be Held Thursday Night loating on the water and was found trowned, on August 15th. The body was y Wes. Ryder, fisherman and A. Bateâ€" nan, carpenter, who qualify for the 1,500 reward offered for the recovery f the <body.. ‘The «body was covered yvith mud and it was found that the infortunate voung man had sustained tV ate young man nad sustained red skull and one arm torn off sult of the dynamite explosion ired Mrs. Dodge and others in 11 1 Y he ‘body was covered t was found that the ig man had sustained vater and was found t 15th. The body was herman and A. Bateâ€" who qualify for the 10wWwn in interes interest of the staff ting of the club was singâ€"sony withcut tmnsact d. and gave ,,,,, th music by Arthur piano accordion. A m where h Ruffaloâ€"Ankerite affair was but e gracious hosâ€" . Kinkel. Everyâ€" y planned and ajoyment of the f the host and in the spirit of pervaded. The in the splendid pll 1) @also much 2nâ€" 1i us ifood. by the was reâ€" esterday Published at Timmins, Ont.., Canada Every MONDAY and THURSDAY Selected at Cochrane Convention Yesterday To Honour ‘Dad‘ Whyte Timmins Lodge 1.O.0.F. are holding a social evening next Tuesday evening at the Oddfellows‘ hall, commencing at 8 o‘clock, in honour of Mr. W. M. Whyte ("Dad")â€" who will celebrate his 86th birthday on the following day. Last year there was a similar event in honour of this notable member of the Order and the occasion was remarkable in every â€" wayâ€"attendance, programme, goodfellowship and affection for the guest of honour being evident in outâ€" standing ways. *‘Dad" Whyte as he is affectionately known, has been so good an Oddfellow and so good a citizen that in honouring him the lodge feels it is honouring itself, the Order and the country. Despite the years, "Dad," conâ€" tinues young in interest, in ability, in public spirit. His hosts of friends will be pleased to know that he is in good health. Recently he was ill, but has made good recovery. Arrested here Monday evening as a material witness in an attempted murâ€" der charge against Edward Longpre, who is beingâ€"beld in â€"custody© pondin3 a Supreme Court appearance in Octâ€" ober, Paul English was released on Tuesday on personal bail of $500. Engâ€" lish was a companion of Albert Desorâ€" meaux, who was seriously wounded in a shooting affray at Longpre‘s farm some time ago. When the accused was given a preliminary hsaring here and committed for trial, English could not be located to give evidence On Birthday Material Witness Released on Bail The funeral was held on Tuesday to St, Anthony‘s Roman Catholic Church from Chenier‘s Undertaking Parlors of George Doiron, aged thirteen months, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse Doiron, 53 Sixth avenue, who passed away after Five Other Nominees Retire in Favour of Present Member at Gathering of District Liberals. Dean Kester, K.C., Timmins and C. V. Gallagher, M.P.P., Among Those Nominated. 1L.Q.0.F. Lodge to Holdâ€": Social Evening on Tuesday Paul English Released After Posting $500 B on d Boy, Aged 13 Months is Buried Here on Tuesd: a week‘s illness last Rev Father C. E. Theriault officiated at th services with interment being made i1 the Roman Catholic cemsetery here. There was very general and regret at the news that Mrs. \ Gosser, of Sschumacher, had away in Toronto where she wa. hospital treatment. She had for some time, but though he was not entirely unexpected, it a shock to all. The funcral v in Toronto this week. Northern Ontario Zone Rally Ladies‘ Auxiliary Death of Mrs. Cosser at Hospital in To The Northern Ontario Zone the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Legion held in North Bay on last was a very interesting ever gates were present from Stu1 New Liskeard and Timmins. from Timmins were: Mesdan dy (president), W. A. Devin Eleven Timmins Ladies at Event. Visitors Banquetted by North Bay Ladies‘ Auxiliary. Event Under Leadership of Mrs. Norley, Provincial President. New Liskeard Lady New Zone Representative. dy (president), W. A. Devine, J. W. Wilkinson, B. Richards, W. D. rester, A. Leach, E. Price, E. Chal J, Speiglehalter, T. Johnson. The was under the leadership of Mrs. ley, provincial president. The North Bay Ladies‘ Auxiliary pared a splendid supper for the . sion. Mrs. Richardson, of North the retiring zone representative, 1st viceâ€"president of the prov command, welcomed the vistito: behalf of herself and the North branch. The meeting was opened by the presiâ€" dent of the Gateway City branch, who called upon the provincial president to take over the proceedings, Mrs. Norley dams Toronto hetr came h pa death ‘Frost Blackens il Flowers Liberals in convention at Cochrane vesterday as candidate for the next fedoral election. Six other names were placed before the convention but all retired in favor of Mr. Bradette, who at thhe present time represents the conâ€" stituency at Ottawa. Other names suggested as candidates and withdrawn included Dean Kester, KC., Timmins; Charles V. Gallagher, M.L.A., South Porcupine; J. A. Habel, ;of Cochrane; Tom McDonald, Iroquois FPalls and George A. Smith, Cochrane. Almost â€" seven hundred delegates from all over the riding, including a number from points as far distant as 200 miles, jammed Cochrane theatre to capacity. The convention was marked by the enthusiasm of the delegates who gave Mr. Bradette an ovation when he received the nomination by acclamaâ€" tion. There were about 125 present tion. There were about 125 present from Timmins. Dan Johnston, of Matheson was reâ€" elected president of the District Asâ€" sociation with Nap Caron and J. W. Spooner, of Timmins, being returned as viceâ€"president and secretaryâ€"treasâ€" urer, respectively. Temperature Dropped to 30 Degrees Last Nightâ€"To Continue Cool. da The A. Y. P. A. held their weekly meeting at 8 o‘clock Wednesday evenâ€" ing in the church hall. Plans were made for a social evening next Wednesâ€" day‘ inviting the A. Y., P. A. from Iroâ€" quois Falls and South Porcupine. All members are urged to attend this event. quois Falls and South Porcupine. All members are urged to attend this event. The meeting Wednesday evening was the opening meeting of the season and was taken up with business matters. The meeting was then closed with prayer. 30 above 37 above above A.Y.P.A. to Hold Social Mecting Next Wednesday combined with th nade the visit a ver The icy finger of Jack Frost was felt Albreâ€"Poreupine fastâ€"night as rature dropped to thirty degrees and ackened flowrr gardens and plants. onday morning the official temperaâ€" re at Hollinger observatory was 29 grees but last night‘s frost seemed clinz closer to the ground, causing are extensive damage. The probatbilities indicate that the ol spel} will continue, today‘s foreâ€" st being fair and cool with Friday udy and followed by showers. Maximum and minimum temperaâ€" res since last Wednesday are as folâ€" ws:â€"Thursday, 56 above and 35 aâ€" ve; Friday, 63 above and 38 above; iturday, 64 above and 44 above; Sunâ€" iy, 57 above and 45 above; Monday, above and 29 above; Tuesday, 69 ove and 36 above; Wednesday, 53 ove and 41 above; lowest last night, above; eight o‘clock this morning, r1¢ Th« Single Copy Five Cents 1t The Pioneer Paper of the Porcupine. Established 1912. was a great d made happ: it Kirkland I close of her be} 1mins dCiff ible trip. 85 Famotus Fiv The roads A 1 all one delegat i very nappy 0 t ¢ 1¢ easure to be preâ€" references to past ike and Timmins. hort address Mrs U m report a r of them visâ€" atâ€" Callandar re in splendid trip and this ome rectived to try and it the Proâ€" th at Sault irds were vent came Timmins for the of Kirkâ€" 16 entative