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Their Majesties the King and Queen of England and the King and Queen of Italy were visitors to the building of the Canadian National Railways at the British Empire Exhibition. The two Queens showed great interest in the Revolving Scenic Model of Jasper National Park and the Triangle Tour and the two Kings gave a keen inspection to the transportation eqinpment exhilit. The Italian monarch showed much surprise when told ofsthe ertent of the National System, and both monarchs congratulated the Railway officers upon the appearance and attractiveness of the exhibit. The two Queens asked to be given models of the famous " 6000‘ type of passenger engines, and models in gold and silver were sent to them. The roto shows their Majesties leaving the Canadian National Railways‘ Building. the foreground, from left to right, are:â€" ng George, King Victor of Italy and the Hon. Peter Larkin, High Commissioner for Canada. In the background are:â€" Queen Mary (in white), Queen Elena of Italy, William Phillips, European Manager of the Canadison National Railways, au Atcthen, i{c%l:dnd Yard, and the Duke of Devonshire. _ In the rear, between Queen Elena of Italy and Mr. Phillips, nce liedtmont. "Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives"" are the famous Fruit Treatment â€" intensified fruit juices combined with toaicsâ€"that make you well and keep you well. 25c and 50câ€"â€" at all dealers or from Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives, Limited, Ottawa, Ont. Major George Walker, now a {familiar figure in Chatham, Ontario, is one of the men who went through the terrible Indian Mutiny. As he says: "I am a veteran of the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny, serving under Lord Roberts. Fierce handâ€"toâ€"hand fighting and continual exposure left me a great sufferer from Rheumatism, so much so that my legs swelled up, making it imâ€" possible for me to walk,. My bowels were so constipated that I was in terriâ€" ble shape until I began to use ‘Fruitâ€"aâ€" tives.‘ They relieved me both of the Rheumatism and the Constipation. Today, I enjoy perfect healthâ€"no more Rheumatism or Constipation." And®"n another letter, written Deâ€" cember Iist, 1923 (c‘even years after), Ma,or Walker says:" ‘Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives‘ are g me in the best of health and I shar“:\ever be without them." Praises ** Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives " Crimean Veteran ROYALTY VISIT CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS‘ EXHIBIT '%’In a recent published _ statément Premier Ferguson is credited ,with saying that investigaâ€" tion is now in progress in regard to the country around James Bay and should the. investigation warrant it, bhe intimated, the road W1H be conâ€" tinued on to James Bavy. 3 EXTENSION OF T. N.0O. MAY BE MADE TO JAMES BAY Despatches from London, Ontario, last week told of the death there in Victoria Hospital of ‘Mrs. Dr. C. F. Wright, of Smooth Rock Falls. Many frien«s throughout the North Land will learn of ‘Mrs. Wright‘s death with the deepest regret. The late Mrs. Wright, previous to her marâ€" riage, was ‘Miss Erie Tredwell, of St. Thomas, and a graduate of Victoria Hospital Training Scehool for Nurses., DEATH OF MRS. (DR.) WRIGHT OF SMOOTH ROCK PALLS not covered IDy the fireâ€"protection system An inspeccor of the Fire Underâ€" writers‘ Association was in town last week making a new survrey of Timâ€" mins. This survey t#kes in all the new extensions of the town. With these extensions incluged in the Town, the propertyâ€"holders in these areas will find that when the new survey goes into effect their fire insurance rates will be lower than when they were outside the town limits and so not covered Iby the municipality‘s UNDERWRITERS‘ INSPECTOR MAKING SURVEY OF TOWN Visitorâ€"**Bring me some eracked ice right away."‘ Bellhopâ€"**‘Yes, sir; and have you your own corkserew, sir, or shall I fetch one?"‘ French River set."‘ more in a social way. ‘1lNnISs 1Ss bo ID€ a Wednesday aftternoon picnice to the French River. No date has yvet been ‘"There will also ‘be another excurâ€" sion this summer under the auspices of the Board of Trade but. it will he more in a social wav. ‘This is to be ‘‘The proposed itinerary was subâ€" mitted and calls for visits to all the towns between here and Cochrane. It is possible that the Sudbury board will ‘be invited to participate in this excursion. The suggested date is late in August or early in Septemiber. North Bay dusiness men are planâ€" ning a tour of the North Land this summer and may be joined in the trip by a party of Sudbury business men. In connecation with the matter, the North Bay Nugget last week had the following front page reference :â€"â€" ‘*A plan is under way to ha‘ve a trade exceursion of North Bay business men to the towns of Northern Ontario, under the auspices of the Board of Trade. The plan was broached at the meeting of the council of the board at noon today and met with approval and will now ‘be submitted to the memlbers. NORTH BAY BUSINESS MEN PLAN TOUR OF NORTH LAND For over a year and a half the Children‘s Aid Society of Temiskâ€" aming has been suffering under the handicap of lack ~of a temporary Shelter for the children coming under the ‘care of the Society. ‘Recently, the Society overeame this handicap. by the purchase from Mr. R. Leheup of the building on Browning street, Haileybury, kno‘wn as The Lodge and recently used as an inn. The burldâ€" ing will ‘be a very suitable one for the purpose desired and will be openâ€" ed for use as soon as it can be furnâ€" ished and equipped and a matron secured. The Poreupine District apâ€" preciates the handicap to the C.A.S. work through the need of a shelter and all here will be pleased indeed to know < that Haileybury and district centres have found a way out of the difliculty and will soon have a good Shelter in operation once more. â€" Perâ€" haps, the Poreupine District may folâ€" low the good exampe of the southern part of the district and facilitate the C.A.S. work here by the estaiblishment of a Shelter where youngsters may be housed and cared for until proper homes are secured for them. The Haileybhury Shelter was destroyed in the fire of October, 1922, TEMISEKAMING C.A.S. AGAIN HAVE CHILDREN‘S SHELTER THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO THE UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE HOTEL Z Most folks shop where / are invited to shop / / c S L 5 * 5t * W”VW”/Z. rlf./l Porcupine Advance" will invite the whole community to your â€"Andâ€" * t 4t 44 4 8 :o c oo td d d