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St. Lawrence Paper Mills, St. Lawrence Paper Milis, (Cum. warrants) Windsor Hotel Company. AVry Montreal uts an Edge On Nour Appetite Federal and Provincial Government and Municipal Security offerings will be submitted on request Royal Bank Building, TORONTO, LEO MASCIOL CONTRACTOR _ O‘Kecefe‘s Beverages Limited, Toronto Quebec London,. Ont. Preferred Stocks Public Utility Industrial Titcd. LIMITED Ottawa Wizrnipeg 41 614 10 100.00 101.00 103.00 96.50 105.00 101.00 102.25 105.00 104.00 101.50 105.25 101.00 102.75 102.25 105.00 104.00 99.50 101,.50 Phone No. 321 LIMITED Hamilton 6.46° 5.184 5.50¢ 5.43C 5.95% A 009C While the world is recording a deâ€" crease in the production of gold, Canâ€" ada is gradually showing an increase and is rapidly reaching second place as a source of supply, it is stated in a new publication covering mines and mineral resources of the Dominion of Canada, now being issued by C. Priceâ€" Green, FP.R.G.S., Commissioner, Deâ€" partment of Natural Resources for the Canadian ~National Railways. The booklet, which is now available for distribution, deals extensively with the mineral resources of the Dominion both metallie and nonâ€"metallie and points out that: ‘‘The value of our mineral production ‘has risen from less than $23 â€"million to over $241 million in 1926 ; our waterpower development, the potent foree behind our mining, pulp and paper and general industrial development, has risen from a few thousand horse power to 4.556.,000 New Canadian National Railways‘ Publication Deals With Deposits from Coast to Coast Across Dominion. afTS FORTH THE MINERAL REGOURCES OF CANAD) pI on : and Dewar, George H., literature, C.; British history, 4‘_’., geometry, I.; phyâ€" sies, 45. Donaldson, Rupert, algebra, 23 ; geoâ€" metry, I.; physics, III.; chemistry, FTI. Davis, Basil, ancient history gebra, III.; physies, I.; Latin 29; Latin composition, 25 composition, 47. Desjardins, Blanche, British 41; ancient history, C.; alget geometry, I.; physies, III.; ch TX literature, II.; British history, 45 algebra, 40 ; physics, I. Charron, Sonia, composition, 22 liferature, _ 39; Britigh : history, °C. ancient history, 42; algebra, C.; geo metry, C.; physics, C.; chemistry, C. French authors, 1II1I.; French (om position, IT. Cornell, Nellie, composition, 30 literature, 35 Bz'ztis‘h history, 40 geometry, C.; physies, 41. Cuthbertson, John, literature, 29 French authors, 16; French composi tion, 32. The following are the results of the Middle School examinations for Timâ€" mins. The subjects on which each pupil wrote follow the name of the student. _ _A **C" following the subâ€" ject indicates that the pupil received a credit. When L., IH., or 1II follows the subject it means that the pupil obtained first, second or third class honours in that subject. In cases where pupils failed on a subject the marks obtained are given after the subject to indicate the fact:â€" Adamson, W im., ancient history, C; algebra, I1; chemustry, I1; Latin authâ€" ors, III; Latin composition, French composition, C. Allworth, Ethel, chemistry IL. Anderson, Cybele, literature dncivnt history, 46 ; algebra, 27 ; sics, 32 ('hemlstx\ 17. S1CS Bucovetsky, literature, 1.; cient lnsfm'_\', Cameron, â€" Aen. literature, 41; P algebra, IIl.; ge 11. ; chemistry, 1. Carriere, Doug literature, C.; B physics, .3(). «21 Miss Dorothy Taylor Makes a Very Creditable Showing, Passing with Three Firstâ€"Class, Two Second and Two Thirdâ€"Class Honours. Miss Rose Bucovetsky Also Takes High Standing. Results of the Middle School Examinations at Timmins THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, UuNTARIO Brown, A : algebra \nderson, literature, ebra., I1; pl € AV ind out the expo aney, Leonard, composition 1¢ illy nothing t« foretgen trade ‘er $2.000 mil physics, 36. Horace, ancient history, 28; geometry, 26; phyâ€" Ken istory, C.; algebra, II. physics, III. ; chemistry llie, â€" composition Asoritish history physies, 41. 5 Evalene Rose, composition British history, I.; .: algebra, I.; phy n., composition, British history, eometry, ph ., composition British history. lene, _ composition British history, C. history, C.; alâ€" Latin authors, , 25; French hnd O ry, 46 physics y L. an physics history I1 a Tew 56,000 paper. 3 millâ€" phy Bay HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY GENERAL MEETING MONDAY This week Timmins had a visit from a car from Peru, South America. The car while here attracted much attenâ€" tion. It â€"had travelled all the way by road from the far southern continent, and reported the Ferguson highway as a very satisfactory piece of road, all things considered. The car came through to Cobalt last week from the south, and on the opening of the road through from Swastika to Ramore was able to come through. Timmins, Iroâ€" quois Falls and Cochrane were visited by the tourists from South America who were delighted with the country here and expect great development in this North Land in the years to come. They were of the belief that the Ferâ€" guson highway will be the real making of this North Land, attracting tourists here and thus bringing attention to this country that is sure to result in investments and consequent developâ€" ment of the great resources here. the foregoing as to the nature of the forâ€" mation of the Archean Shield, it is, indeed, probable that phenomenal disâ€" coveries will continue to be made from time to time. It must be borne in mind that is present only a minimum of work has been done by men who have, more or less, rapidly covered the counâ€" try contiguous to its waterways.‘‘ MOTOR CAR HERE FROM PERU, SOUTH AMERICA Young, Eugene, composition, literature, 43; British history, C.;: gebra, 23; geometry, 39; physics, algebra, III.; physics, III. Scott, Anne, composition, 34; literâ€" ature II.; British history, I1II ; ancient history, 44; algebra, I.; physies, C. Sharpe, Rm, dnuent lustm\, ©.; physies, II.; chemistry, III; Latin authors,. ~C.; French Composition, C. Shephard, Ed., ancient lhistory, 41 algebra, I.; chemistry, 1 ; Latin autln- ors, 41; Latin composition 20. Shewan, Wm., composition, 39; literature. IIL.;, British history, : C.; algebra, I1I; physics, 38. Silver, Libl)ie, (01111)0%iti0n, 29 j literature, 23; British history, C.; alâ€" gebra, 38; ph} sies, 33 ; chemistry 35. Sterling, Keith, ancient history, 40 ; algebra, C.; chemistry, C.; French authors, 45; French composition, 34. Taylor, Dorothy, composition, III ; literature, II; British history, II; anâ€" cient history, C.; algebra, I.; geoâ€" metry, I.; physices, III; chemistry, 1. Young, Anne, composition, 21 ; literâ€" ature, IIl; British history, C:; geoâ€" metry, III; physics, 35. Nicholson, Peter, composition, 13 literature, 40; British history, C. ancient history, 44; physics, 41. Payne, David, composition, 26 literature, C.; British history, IIL. physics, C. gebra, III.; geometry, I.; physies, C. Latin authors, 42, Latin compositior French composition, C. Levinson Min.; chemistry, 1. MeFadden, Jas., composition, C. literature, C.; British history, C.; al gebra, III.; physics, 1. Mair, W m., composition, 10 ; liter ature, 12; British history, 24; geo metry, III. ; physies, 41. ‘Mallette, Irene, literature, III. ancient history, 41 ; algebra, lll ; weo metry, C.; C.; chemistiy, 1. Nicholson, Peter, composition, 13 Salomaa, Vic.; composition, 19 literature, 38; British history,, C. algebra, 111 ; physics, III. Silver, literature, gebra, 38; Sterling gebra, II.; physics, 39. Sylvia, literature, C.; anâ€" cient history, 31; algebra, C.; physics, 42; French composition, 39. Howse, Margaret, algebra, C.; geoâ€" metry, 33; physies, C.; chemistry, C. Kallion, Einan, ancient history IL.; algebra, II.; chemistry, II.; Latin authors, C.; Latin composition, 35. Kinisisto, Sylvia, composition, 29; literature, C.; British history, Lafranier, Justin, composition, 15; geometry, II.; physics, LII. Leng, John, ancient history, C.; alâ€" gebra, III.; geometry, I.; physies, C.; Latin authors, 42, Latin composition, (Graham, literature, There will e Timmins onday ever 1I Ada, â€" composition _ British history, ( T EL j AaIgeDra, LLL.; m s es, C.; chemistry er, icomposition, British history, cul 11 CAOQâ€" geoâ€" 30 ; alâ€" 47. How Much You Get Next to Subway MODERN P ARLOURS How much you pay C MOST A M ZI uUAlli IN CHEVROL Prices at Factory, Oskhawa, Ontarioâ€"Taxes Extra PRODUCT QOF GENERAlT MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED â€" > Roadster â€" â€" Sport Roadster Coupe â€" . Cabriolet â€" â€" Coach . â€" . . . . . placed within reach of the average motorâ€"car buyer a QUALITY and a LUXURY beyond all expectations. 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