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Ine outstanding event in the finâ€" ancial world of Canada recently has been the return of this country to the gold basis, says SNir John Aird, presiâ€" dent of the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" merce, in an artiGe in the special {f,kmg supplement of The Financial imes, of London, Eng. tal to the extent of $1,167,000 will be invested in the development of the hardwood industry along the north shore of Georgian Bay and Lake Hurâ€" on. Under the terms of the agreeâ€" ment the company is buying from the province a concession of 25 townships; and it is belived that the same interâ€" ests have acquired about ten other townships by private purchase. All these properties extend alorg the north shore from Blind River westâ€" ward beyond Bruce Mines, and are said to possess extensive stands of bhirch and maple. Hon. William Finlayson, Provincial Minister of Lands and Forests, anâ€" nounces that the Government has reached an agreement with the Caleâ€" donian Hardwoods Production Comâ€" pany, Limited, whereby British capiâ€" HARDWOOD INDUSTRY FOR BRUCE MINES DISTRICT Dr. L. T. Brill, D.D.S8. Phone 90 Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block BARBEE SHOP 46%, Third Avenue Next to Blahey‘s Store Timmins, Ont. Dentist Open Evenings Canada‘s jubilee year, celebrating the sixty years of Cnnfedemtion, 1s hlttmnlv emphasu.ed in the 1927 issue of ©©5000 Facts about Canada,‘‘ the famous tabloid ecyelopaedia of the Doâ€" minion compliedâ€"by Frank Yeigh, the wellâ€"known Canadian publicist, iecturâ€" er and author. It is a tonic to read of our remarkable national progress, so tersely set forth in this unique booklet, under the fifty chapters, from AAgriculture,‘‘..to. ‘‘Yukon.‘‘ ‘The contents are more varied than ever, and will prove a revelation to the reader. _ No better way of making known our resources, wealth and prosâ€" pects exists than this publication, and it should have a wide cireulation this year. The Government could. well afford to use it widely in this and other countries. Copies may be had from leading bookstores, or by sendâ€" ing 35 cents to Canadian Facts Pubâ€" lishing Company, 588 Huron Street, Toronto 2, Canada. The regular meeting of the Caleâ€" donian Society will be held on Friâ€" day evening of this week at the Holâ€" linger Recreation Hall, commeneing at 8 p.m., with visitors at 9 p.m. The Ladies‘ Committee have charge of the programme, which is assurance of a good time. ' A feature of the musical comedy to be given at Haileybury on April 20th and 30th is the fact that the play will gently ridicule the mass of mis conception‘ and misinformation about the North that to be prevalent in the South. The musical comedy is to be a completely North Land affair. It has been written, plotted, planned and directed in the North, by North Land people. ‘The music, as well as the lines, were of North Land comâ€" position. ~It is of special interest to the North, accordingly. It will be preâ€" sented at Haileybury by talent of that town. The play is called *‘ Be Yourâ€" self,"‘ and the author is Mr. Leslie MceFarlane. _ The cast includes Miss Kathleen Keddie, Miss Averil Kavanâ€" augh, Miss Mary Cullen and Miss Aleâ€" tha Lowery, Messrs R. R. Ratcliifie, Sam (Carriere, Alf. Wright, Jack Barâ€" rigar, William Cumming, Nick Caldâ€" well, Tom Flynn and Leslie MacFarâ€" lane. The event is being held in aid of the Haileybury Red Cross outpost hospital. MUSICAL COMEDY POKE FUN AT THE SOUTH Uieutenantâ€"Governor of New Brunsâ€" wick, from his most receent photoâ€" graph. ENT T. N.O. Station, Timmins, Ont STEAMSHIP TICKETS Steamship Tickets all lines, at Station Ticket Office where you can buy Rail Tickets at the same time. 5000 FPACTS ABOUT CANADA R. RICHARDS 38â€"50p Branch 587 of the Croatian Lodge, Schumacher, will hold a dance in the Schumacher Hotel, on Friday evenâ€" ing of this week, April 22nd. _ The music for the event will be by the Croatian Orchestra, and other feaâ€" tures of the evening will be tip to the same hich standard. Jos. Larche, Sixth avenue, has an ‘enterprising hen among his poultry. Last week this hen, perh.lps hearing about the meeting here addressed by Government poultry experts, set out to show just what may be done by a hen that puts her mind to it. In any event this hen laid an egg that measâ€" ured over 7% inches in cireumference the one way and 6 inches around the other way. This is a big egg, and it is also a good one, and when you get them big and good, and good and big, what more may be asked of a hen? While this egg does not equal the size of some of the eggs shown to The Adâ€" vance in the past, it does deserve menâ€" tion for its size and for the way it is nroportioned. The official motion pictures of the 28th international EHucharistic Conâ€" cress, present by â€" His Eminence George Cardinal Mundelin, archbishop of Chicago, attracted large crowds to the New Empire theatre on Friday and Saturday of last week. These motion pictures give a remarkable review of the great religious event at Chicago, depicting the great crowds, the imâ€" pressive pageantry and the noble setâ€" tinges of the noted congress at Chiâ€" cago. ANOTHER BIG HEN‘S EGG LAID BY TIMMINS BIRD BIG CROWDS SEE FILMS OF EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS According to word coming from the North last week, Sandy Martin, a wellâ€"known trapper of the Jacksonâ€" boro district, was found dead on the trail between his home on the Mattaâ€" gami River and the Jacksonhoro setâ€" tlement. . An inquest was hbeld 1y Coroner E. R. Tucker. The verdict Trapper of Jacksonboro District ound Dead Upon Trail. Man Arrested on Charge of Sellâ€" ing Liquor. Mys. duds and s all=sher friends=â€" TROUGHT T0 HAVE DIED AFTER DRINKING ALCORDL friends â€" our work warmly yecommends | THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Locok for Suds Duds. TIMMINS LAUNDRY CO. 57 Cedar Street, N., Timmins WELL, we‘re mighty well recommendedâ€"we can say that about ourselves,. We have pleased the Duds family so well with our quality launâ€" dry work that they are conâ€" tinually boosting our business We will be pleased to have you order us around for your work. Phone us. Rhys D. Fairbairn, who has been appointed to the board of the Dominâ€" ion Alloy Steel Corporation, in an inâ€" terview at Sarnia recently, declared that there was a great feeling of conâ€" fidence among the manufacturers of the Dominion, particularly in view of the fact that the Federal Budget had not interfered with the tariff. there being no place for attaching the large fire hose. F ortunately the emerâ€" geney pump at Simpson Lake had been put in readiness that very day for use as repairs on the main pumps and line had been contemplated by the Dome. With the aid of the bucket brigade and such help as was got from the emergency line, there is no very serious dam.me done to the m.whmvr\, and all the immtmo which belonged to Vernon Andrews in the lnmg aâ€" partments was got out safely. The switches and transformers are burnt out, the fire having originated from water from one of the pumps striking the switch. The electricians were working on the packing of one of the pumps in which the water was much higher than had been contemplated and a leak occurred. A sudden spurt of water striking the switches was the south Poreupine, April 20th. Speâ€" cial to The Advance. On Tuesday afternoon a fire alarm vas rung in from the Dome pump rouse about three o‘clock. Hilton Miller was the first car there to take over some hose. When it was found that the fire was in Whitney consent had to be obtained from the municiâ€" pality of Tisdale before apparatus could be taken over. The large fire truck could not get over owing to the poor roads but most of the firemen got there anyway. Owing to the presence of live wires, etc., one of the bosses from the Dome would not let them enter the building when they got there until it was certain the power was all hut off. By that time a number of boys from the Dome had reached the place and a bucket brigade was formed, there being no place for the MANUFACTURING PROSPECTS BRIGHT Short Circuit Causes Fire , / at Dome Pump House Tuesday Leak in One of the Pumps Allows Stream to Make Circuit. Fire Does Some Damage to Upper Storey. Cement Floor Saves Most of Machinery from Injury. 1 medium Baked Beans 1 medium Cooked Spaghetti 1 large Peanut Butter 1 Beefsteak Sauce 1 jar Mustard 1 large Tomato Catsup Phones 614 and 15 CE Nex{f Saturday Pure Sampling medium Cream Tomato Soup medium Vegetarian Beans medium Cooked Spaghetti Below are a few of the specials that will be offered at a very ATTRACTIVE REDUCTION 14 and 8 3B Y C K‘ S 1. .0. 2, ,% o is2 t . 22. #,. ,*@ *s #4 4 * ° #* # # *4 ¢#» @ * °* *4 * # #4 *,. .* *4 *# *4 * #4 4 *# *4 # t *4 * « #4 *# #4 + # #4 * * *4 4 *4 * © *4 * ht ## * # 64 # € #4 # *# *4 .9 e**s #4 L *4 *# #% *4 * * #* 4 *4 ¢ # *4 # + #* * % ¢+ # + *4 # #4 *# * #4 # 4# #4 # 4# erjectes d eE ’i“:":":“3“2“2°°:°’I°°2~3°°200‘M!°‘2°'2“:~2“2~2“3°°:“3“3°°2“2“3°°2“:~2~:“2“:°°:“$°:~2“2~:“2~2%W # :0 #*e ':0 éâ€". 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Lloyd had taken over the pump house work, but fortunately had not yet moved us family there. Owâ€" ing to the state of the roads Mr. Anâ€" drews had not moved out his furniture but roads or no roads it was moved on Tuesdayv. Music by the A. S. D. Orchestra Dancing at 8.30 Saturday, April 23rd Will be "Heinz Day" in our store. We invite you and your friends to come and enjoy the deliâ€" clous samples that will be served. A represenâ€" tative of H. J. HEINZ COMPANY will be preâ€" sent to explain how the "57 Varieties" are made and why they are so good .# *4 * “. (Reâ€"decorated and with New Equipment) * Bowling, Billiards, Cigars, Etc. e â€" OPEN TO ALL â€" s BEST ALLEY IN THE NORTH Es f se NP P T T P Ne P s 29 P rtecstectoct oo:«‘oo.oo.n:“:“.00.oo:“‘“:“.“:»:n‘“:“.“.“}o:u.“:“.“:“:“:“}o}@o.“.n.».n.“.oo:“:“:“:“:“:..:r) in es en en Un tss 0 # #* “.“‘“ #4 Auspices of the Cornish Football Club Hollinger Hall, Timmins Saturday Evening, April 30th at 8.30 p.m. 1 medium Kidney Beans 1 large Tomato Catsup 1 Chile Sauce 1 India Relish 1 small Tomato Catsup ‘Anything that‘s HEINZ is safe to ** buy. medium Cream Tomato Soup Telephones 608â€"J and 608â€"W. Wrap all Garbage in paper. Keep your Garbage can covered. Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall, free. All outside toilets must be mado Ay proof. Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. Thursday, April 2ist, 1927 * # #4 *# # ##* w *4 * 4 * # *4 * * *4 #% *# 4# *4 *, 4# *4 *, #4 # # *4 # #4 # * * * + *4 *#, #4 * *# © #4 * *4 @ 4# *4 *# * *4 *# #% #4 #@ *# *4 @ * ## *+. *, % *4 + ‘s Refreshments Tickets $1.00, extra lady 25c. Recreation Hall SCHUMACHER Horse Racing, Bicycle Racing and Running Races at Corner Third Ave. and Birch ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS THE BOARD OF HEALTH as usual By Order of