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It is called Chic Ankle and comes in a range of Paris colors created in France by Lucile, renowned and indi fas an v Also at $1.95 couturiere semiâ€"service stocking designed for extra wear without sacrifice of beauty. Ask to see Holeproof Number 2200. Various other styles may be had at $1.00 to $2.95. to Holeproof No. 3056 Ex ly correct by selecting this or r stocking that bears the Holeâ€" 1¢ $ 1 95 9 Third Ar«. is now being worn in Paris k by women who like to be Ont. Taln a beautifully 11 fashioned VIEW WORK OF THE FOREST PRODUGTS LABORITARIES After a brief introductory explanaâ€" tion of the purposes and work of the laboratories, by Mr. T. A. McElhenney, the sperintendent, thae party inspected the variouns departments where the cperations in progress were explained by the divisional officers. Practical demonstrations were given in timber mechanics, one of the chief attractions being the timberâ€"testing machine which is the only one of its kind in Canada. Another wonderful contriâ€" vance seen in action was the hazard tester, a huge revolving drum which determines the amount of resistance crates and boxes of different sorts and sizes exert against careless and reckâ€" less handling. Standard specimens of forest products, such as cellulose deâ€" rivatives, resin and oil were exhibited and fully described; the processes of woodâ€"preserving by creosoting ties and timber, together with the financial and structural advantages of the various processes were explained in detail; and an examination was made of the timâ€" ber pathology display. The tour conâ€" cluded with an interesting series of slides on timber physics. The main laboratories in Ottawa inâ€" clude in their work the mechanical testing of timbers, the utilization of wood waste, the study of wood decay, wcood structure, the measurement of fibre lengths, the adhesive strength of wood glues, the holding power of nails and screws, the design of wooden conâ€" tainers, the preservative treatment of weods, the relative properties of differâ€" ent preservatives, the seasoning of vwood either naturally or in dry kilns, the distillation of hardwoods, and many other related problems. Members of the Ottawa Branch of the Canadian Engineering Institute Dept. of Interior‘s Main Laboratories. On the occasion of a recent monthly mecting, the members of the Ottawa b:ranch of the Engingering Institute of Canada to the number of about 110 visited the main laboratories in Ottawa of the Forest Products Laboratories, Department of the Interior, and spent several hours viewing the modern equipment and studying the methods of work of that institution. Customs office collections at the port of Sudbury for the year ending March 31st, 1929, totalled $419,475.77. It may be stated that in addition to the main laboratories at Ottawa, there are branches in Vancouver and Montâ€" real. The Vancouver branch deals with Pacific Coast woods, and the Pulp and Paper Division in Montreal is devoted to scientific research in that field. The Montreal laboratory, the work of which is carried on coâ€"operatively by the Deâ€" partment of the Interior, the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, and Mcâ€" Gill University, is housed in the new Pulp and Paper building recently opened by His Excellency the Governor General. we essed eng 4y The following story now "going the rounds of the press" was written for The Mining Review. Salt Lake City,. by a humorist who hides behind the moniker "Snowshoe Al." Why This Prospector Did Not Go After the Gold 14 cupfuls Borden‘s St. Charles Mik 3 cupfuls cooked, drained macaroni cut in twoâ€"inch lengths. 1i cupfuls grated American cheese 14 tablespoonfuls flour. i%i tablespoonfuls butter or butter substitute teaspoonful sale, scant 4 teaspoonful pepper Few grains paprika. Make a white sauce of the flour, butâ€" ter, seasonings and the milk undiluted. Stir in the macaroni. Thoroughly ol a rather shallow baking dish, put in layer of the macaroni, then one of the cheese, continuing in this way until the last layer is used and making the last layer one of cheese. Bake in a moderate oven until browned, about thirtyâ€"five minutes. He wuz a old prospector, hco had spent meny yeers amung tha sunâ€" baked hills. ‘"Dam rite," sez he. "I looked for gold an‘ found itâ€"not much, because I never wurked very hardâ€"jist took things easyâ€"in fact sum people wood call me iazy." ‘‘Yehn?" sez I. YÂ¥up," sez he, "but if I wanted tuh wurk my hed off, I kooduy maid several millâ€" yun dollars wun yeer." "How kum?" sez I. "Well," sez he, "I know sumthin aâ€" bout gesoligy, and I located a vein uy gold wich I figger wuz 18 inches deep, six feet wide an‘â€"run at least a mile back inter tha hills." "Did yuh wurk it?" sez I. "Never even swung a pick in its direckshun," sez he, "aitho it wuz only 12 feet below tha surface." "How kum yuh didn‘t bother it? sez At the last meeting of the Cobalt council a resolution was passed to the effect that Fire Chief Belanger and his men had fought in the best possiâ€" ble manner the recent Lang street fire in which three stores were destroyed. The fire in question came in for conâ€" siderable discussion at the Cobalt council, and it was specially stressed that no one but the fire chief or mayor had the right to call in outside briâ€" gades. A lady had called both the Haileybury and New Liskeard brigades, the former duly responding. He looked as if him and Lady Luck wuz strangers. "Dad," sez I. "I bet yew sure know the desert." "Dam rite," sez he. "I looked for gold an‘ found itâ€"not much, because RECIPE FOR ESCALLOPED MACARONI WITH CHEESE "Because," sez he,,. "it hard tuh reech," sez he: that Td have tuh go eightâ€"foot vein uy solid it, so I sez tuh hell with FHoleproof osiery MADF IN CANADA THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO "I found out down thru a silver tuh get it‘ was too dam Further substantial progress in the Company‘s operations, and a healthy expansion in both gross and net earnâ€" ings during the period are indicated in the annual report of Canada Northern Power Corporation, Ltd., for the year ended December 31, 1928. The growth in demand for hydro service in the Corâ€" poration‘s fleld of operations is evidâ€" enced by a further addition of almost $3,000,000 to plant account and also by an increase of over 10 per cent in net earnings over the preceding year. Durâ€" ing 1928 construction of the two new units to the Quinze plant was comâ€" pleted, adding 27,000 K.V.A. to the capacity of this power house, and bringâ€" ing the ultimate capacity up to 67,000 h.p. Th2 balance sheet reflects heavy plant account being up at $31,179,728 from $28,360,534; preferred and common stock outstanding both being higher; and the excess of current liabilities over current assets revealed in the 1927 balâ€" ance sheet being accentuated. There is an item of $1,090,504 for notes payable which did not appear on the preceding balance sheet. GANADA NORTHERN POWER HAS YFAR OF PROGRESS The income account shows gross earnings of $3,088,529 up from $2,812,â€" 514 and with only a moderate increase in operating expenses, net is up at $2,198,737 from $1,961,701; deduction of interest and bad debts leaves $1,410,â€" 218 available for depreciation and diviâ€" dends, and after this profit and loss surplus is shown up at $1,190,460 from $498,994. Income account for the past three years compares as follows:â€" Continued Growth in Demand for Serâ€" vice Indicated by Wide Plant Expansion and Increase in Gross and Net Earnings In submitting the report to shareâ€" holders, president A. J. Nesbitt says in part:â€" "It is necessary and proper to bring to the attention of the shareholders the increasing burden of taxation to which your Compiny must submit. Practiâ€" cally 10 per cent of the revenue colâ€" lected from your customers is returned to the public trough the various Govâ€" ernmental authorities, and while all connected with this Companyâ€"our cusâ€" tomers, shareholders and othersâ€" should willingly pay their share of the cost of administration of the country, nevertheless the large amounts returnâ€" éd to the Governments are a heavy burden on your Company and must be collected from our customers for the service supplied. "The attention or our shareholders is directed to the very low rates which your company receives for the service supplied, and which is without doubt an important factor in assisting in the upbuilding, growth and prosperity of the great mining industry which yo'ur Company serves. It is to be noted that the gross electric revenue is less than cightyâ€"five one hundredths of a cent (.85¢c) per kilowatt hour, which after taxes is reduced to about threeâ€"quarâ€" ters of a cent (.175¢.) per kilowatt hour. This figure compares more than favourâ€" ably with the revenue received from any similar undertaking on the continent. and it should be a source of pride to all our shareholders to know that your Company is thus able to do its part towards the development of the terriâ€" tory served. From time to time cur rates are criticised, but the criticism is not substantiated by the facts, and it is with pleasure that the facts are drawn to the attention of our shareholders, that they may be in a position to reâ€" fute unfair and unjust criticism." The Northern News, in its Cobalt section last week says:â€"Miss Louise McDermott, R.N., of Timmins, spent Easter with her brother, J. E. McDeéerâ€" mott, and family, Earl street. HE WAS LIFELESS AND DESPONDENT Guard against constipation by eating Kellogg‘s ALLâ€"BRAN. ALLâ€" BRAN is guaranteed to prevent itâ€" to relieve it. Just eat two tableâ€" spoonfuls dailyâ€"chronic cases, with every meal. Far better than habitâ€" forming drugs and pills. ALLâ€"BRAN is 100% effective. Docâ€" tors recommend it because it proâ€" motes natural elimination. Serve it with milk or cream. Use it in cookâ€" insyâ€"muffins, bread, etc. Delicious revipes on the package. Grocers sell it. Restaurants, hotels, diningâ€" cars service it. 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The following is the Porcupine Dog Race and Carnival financial statement for 1929 :â€" Balance from 1928 ........... $ Arthur E. Moysey Co Ltd Homer L. Gibson Co. ... Geo. W. Leeâ€"Spscial prize $500 gold piece, Boys‘ Race............... Sale of Tags ... s TI,0O0Q Net proceeds of Rink Carnival 65.58 Refund of Carnival adxtgâ€"paid OUb ; [ ".20 EXPENDITURES Prize Moneyâ€"Speed Race ...........$ Prize Moneyâ€"Freight Race ... Prize Money.â€"Boys‘ Race ... Hamilton‘s Livery, Checkers Hollinger Stores, Ltd., Ribbons Financial Statement of 1929 Porcupine Dog Race snd . Chas. Pierce Sons Ltd pr1zo Westberg Studiosâ€"signs ... Porcupine Advance, Printing and Adversising. *.:::.;;....,:.. F. M. Burke Ltd., Flags Petty Cash, Sundries ... Secretary‘s Honorarium Balance in Bank ... The Executive Committee wish to exâ€" send their heartfelt thanks to all those who assisted in any way by donations, personal assistance and otherwise to carry through the 1929 Dog Race and Carnival, and they feel that with the same enthusiastic spirit among the workers next year the Porcupine Dog Race and Carnival of 1930 will be a greater success than ever. John A. Mclunis, M.D. Chairman MUST HAVE LICENSE 10 BE INSURANCE SALESMAN Warning is given to others who may not know or observe the law in the matter by a case in Sudbury police court last week when three men were convicted of writing insurance without the necessary license to sell as reâ€" quired by the Insurance Act of Canada. It may be noted that these cases are rare, but though vigourously contested, the three were convicted and each of them find $50.00 and costs. The three men represented a Chicago benefit inâ€" surance society, the concern having no charter or license for Ontario. The Haileyburian last week says:â€" "Mrs. Gordon Elkins, of Timmins who has been seriously ill, is reported as greatly improved." CENERAL@@ELECTRIC Refrigerator Sale Ends April 30th Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited Do not deprive your home of a General Electric Refrigerator for another day. For this small cash outlay you can have the very model to suit your needs, with the balance in monthly payments as lTow as $10, Northern Ontario Power Company, Limited Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited $181.37 15.00 15.00 90.00 10.00 $361.00 58.94 2.00 8.66 14.90 15.00 1.50 1.785 Pay Only Down â€"â€"Bester â€"â€"Better â€"Better â€"â€"Better â€"â€"Better â€"â€"~Better You can buy Hurlbut Shoes from any of these family shoe stores as below Controlling and Operating Hollinger Stores Limited tâ€"] LJ L. _ â€" â€" ___.â€"GUSHION SQLE _ T hese Better Thinos? 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