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Sust hefore the recent Dog Derby at #hbe Pas Manitoba a dastardly attempt xz made to poison the Morgan dog Rexm, looked upon as the most proâ€" Bahle winner of the event. Meat baits with poison concealed in them were feund in front of the dogs, but forâ€" the animals had refused to esech the poisoned baits. â€" Previous » this Mr. Morgan suspected that motson in the form of powder had been sqitriskled around the dog ‘house. A wpeesal eonstaible was sworn in to watsi the dogs until after the race. Tke team won first place, so the conâ€" Reeaptible poisoners had their trouble Kar mothing, though they should get sacumething out of it,â€"something like #en years. A man who would deliberâ€" awtaly poison a valuable and useful dog @uald do pretty near anything else HWist was low and criminal if the opâ€" @ortuauity came to him. In past years #his district suffered from the dog @oisomer, a number of valuable anâ€" amals ibeing lost through this type of ATTEMPT TO POISON RACING DOGS AT THE PAS oisoner, a num mals «Bbeing lost «rael criminality #erstand the per such affairs gosoners #ragel criminality. It is hard to unâ€" #erstand the perverted mind that goes into such affairs as dog poisoning. It eertainty, however, that a jail or xn asylum is the proper place for the 4 Recall My Experiences with the Burglar wii Feclings of Horror !" "A Terrible Exgorience" ax~s a result of this shock that I somtracted a high fever and for hours K thue I was delirious, J got so Erd ihat the doctor finally gave up Begq»» of my ever recovering, but by sarefm nursing, [ was finalily proâ€" out of danger The shock leit me so weak, that, for no sessem whatever, I would suddenly @urst into tears _ All the life seeimned io lhave been taken out of me I kent "His Master‘s Voice Schumacher her â€" South Porcupine â€" L and by all Druggists in Northern Ontario. Ask for a copy of the 1923 Recsord Calalogue. It is FREE? HE TODD DRUG CO., LIMITED 10â€"inch doubleâ€"sided ‘oâ€" | _ Carnol is sold by your druggist, ck | and if you can conscientiously say, no | after you have tried it, thatit hasn‘s done you any good, retiuurn the empty ly ed | bottle to him and he will refurd your ot t mousey. â€"8 2l Sold by getting weaker and weaker, so much so that my husband and children worse constantly worrying about me. LDoctors prescribacd for me and while I willingly tried theirmedicines, only very few of them did me auy good, but unfortunatcly the good was not lasting. My family asked me if I would try Carnol and I shid, ‘I was willing to try auything,‘ but felt that it woulid not do me any good. Four bottles of Carnol taken regularly, has completely restored my former health and strengthand, while I occasionaliy recall my experience with the burglar with feelingsof horror, I amotherwise as well and strong as I have ever been. â€" Carnol is the most wonderful preparation I have ever used . for building and restoring health and streugth. It has done wonders for several of my friends to whom I hay recommended it.‘"‘ Mrs. McC. of.... According to advices last week from Dane, Ont., there is a regular rush on in claim staking in Northern Quebec. A chain of claims extending in a conâ€" tinuous line for a length of approximâ€" ately 35 miles has ‘been staked from the Ontarioâ€"Quebec horder line to the centre of Joanne Township. On every claim where any noticeable amount of work has been done, the reports are very encouraging. As soonâ€"as spring opens and the snow goes general surâ€" face work will be taken up likely over the whole area staked. ‘On the Cockâ€" eranr claims, among the dfirst disâ€" coveries, there has been diamond drill ing in progress for some time past. It is understood that the results from the drilling have been very pleasing and promising. A mining plant is beâ€" ing installed on the Powell property, another of the early stakings. The attitude of the Quebec Governâ€" ment is particularly worthy of note in the matter. Also it might be weli worth copying by some other Governâ€" ments.. The Quebee Government has CONTINUOUS LINE OF 35 MILES STAKED IN QUEBEC No will 18 e matter. Also it might be weli h eopying by some other Governâ€" s. The Quebee Government has only shown interest bhut action ell, and the new mining district be looked after at once in the of roads, etc. [Three O‘Clock in the Mormng 18940 Oriental â€" â€" \â€" â€" You should also hearâ€" Carolina in the Morning = played by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Cow Belis â€" â€" played by Zez Confrey and His Orchestm Timmins layed by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra HIS MASTER‘S VOICE, LIMITED C. MORGAN WINS THE PAS D0G DEERBY FOR THIRD TIME For the third year C. Morgan‘ team won The Pas (Manitoba) Derby last month, W. Grayson the driver.. Grayson drove Mor team to viectory last year. The c is 200 miles and was made this year in 26 hours, 52 minutes. The course was harder going this yvear than last. Last year‘s time was 24 hours and 52 minutes. W. Russick ecame second ts year in 27 hours and 2 minutes. ‘The three leading teams had seven dogs each. Sam Pranteau, of Grand Rapids, had eight dogs. His team came fourth. T. Creighton‘s No. 2 team, 9 dogs, come fifth. There were eight entries all told. METHODS ADOPTED TO USE "TFREAK‘‘ FIRE RELIEF GOODS +â€"There can be no question as to the generosity of the people ‘of Ontario. is said that some 290 sewing machines have been bought by the Relief Comâ€" mittee and the fancy ‘wear for men and women,â€"in its present shape abâ€" solutely useless for the fire sufferersâ€" will be remade into userut articles of clothing for the children. By this method practically everything can be made over. Perhaps the Fire Relief{ Committee can design a trimming for silk hats and so start a new tfashion in women‘s Easter millinery. .. man such a measure of will offset the serious lo last fall. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Fox Troft Fox Trot tile fire URGING SOUTH TO INVEST IN THE NORTH COUNTRY The following thoughtful editorial is from The Toronto Mail and Empire of last Friday :â€"â€" "It is said that in the last two weeks, a million and a half dollars from Buffalo has been put up in the gold rush to Rouyn Townrship, east from Porcupine on the Quebec side. Whether that is true or not, it is a fact that there are more mining deals at present, involving purchases of Nor thern Ontario mining properties, than at any time since the war. The whole of Northern Ontario mining is efferâ€" vescing with expectation of great deâ€" velopments on propérties hitherto ignored, or only prospected. ‘*‘‘The remedying of the power situâ€" ation is the main need. ‘The Northern Ontario mining area has plenty of good waterpowers, but the inaction or incapacity of the Drury Government has delayed utilization of these for mining purposes, ~and the Spring breakâ€"up must be awaited to restore capacity of even the present plants. It is said, on good authority, that apâ€" plications will be made to the Quebec Government for development rights on water powers on the Quebee side of the boundary, as the Taschereau ‘Minâ€" istry is keenly alert to the industrial possibilities of Northern Quebec. It can ‘be said quite confidently, that the power needs of Poreupine, Kirkland Lake, and other gold areas will double inside of another year or two, even beyond the present needs. Some of the bigger mines have an immense additional equipment ready, lbut powâ€" er is lacking. The biggest one is conâ€" templating milling seven or eight thou sand tons of ore per day. This would be equal to 160 freight cars, of 50 tons each. Toronto is the natural base of supplies for this great development, but if this city is to obtain the benefits of the work going on there, it must bestir itself. ‘‘The somewhat unfavorable outâ€" look for much improvement in Westâ€" ern busmess ‘Mds uS To AuUSLIE WILHL developments of a constructive nature nearer home. Toronto capital is disâ€" posed to leave Northern Ontario minâ€" ingâ€"real miningâ€"too much to Amerâ€" ican capital. English capital is coming in again. The control of a lot of good properties in the North is passing to outsiders. Even if the large sums reâ€" quired to make a gold mine ‘have to come from New York, Boston, Buffalo Rochester, or other American centres, Toronto should at least lbe deeply inâ€" terested in promoting such developâ€" ments for the sake of the supplies of food, clothing and materials that are sold here for use in the Camps. Some financial leaders of Toronto are too much concerned with Spanish, Braziliâ€" an, or Mexican ventures and not enough with out own natural reâ€" sources."‘‘ Mr. Blimp: ‘‘Remember, the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. Don‘t forget that, dear." give your digesâ€" tion a "kick" with WRIGLEYS. Sound teeth, a good appetite and proper digestion mean MUCH to your health. WRIGLEY*‘S is a helper in all this work â€"a pleasant, beneficial pickâ€"meâ€"up. hbid avoranie ient in ) hustle ‘uctive t ‘apital 1 Ontaric 10 minâ€" _ Amerâ€" coming of good sing to e ~outâ€" Westâ€" @2 with nature is disâ€" WANTEDâ€"â€"FOUR SALESLADIES, 408048 l h _th h ts in in Pa, Pn ds Bin in ds ie Bs din i. h. is ds in PE dn ind in id dn i i 4 .n ns hi e % John W. Fogg to demonstrate and take orders. This is an opportunity, if you have the whility. Call 11 to 1 p.m. The Timmins ‘Investment and Realty Co., 3 Gordon Building. 11 WANTEDâ€"One or two farnished rooms at the Dome by married couple, without children, Lig ht housekeeping privileges desire d. Apply to Post Office, Box 851, Timâ€" mins, Ont. â€"â€"11