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able in the | usea@ in t "‘The Canad ing 1931", a by the Mint Department e«a to be in num in nC property At ferred from Departmen Ottawa for ment of 20 The publication is a . information on every m in Canada in recent Yf duction, exports, impo developments, market â€" general situation with : of the several mineral Copies may be had by : Director, Mines Branch, Mines, Ottawa. Marmora Herald:â€"It is said farmers owing to the high cost 0 licenses are putting their autos for the present and are resorting use of horses, instead. Horses, ev ly, have been overlooked by the ernment, when imposing taxes. turn may come next. anada Adds Selenium to Its Mineral Products Thursday, May 19th, 1932 narrow Pitchble | Mayv P' $ | with Fire 1 wW riting i1 t / 4 4 . t ad (A 4 A ; d » + #® y A A ‘¥ . ty $y 6 $ 9 6 * R " 1€ ‘e Fresh Fragrance of Blossoms m Wa MA Mi1 "Fresh from the Gardens" MARSHALL â€" ECCLESTONE LIMITED BAKED by the summer sun, iceâ€" coated in freezing winter rains, stands this row of painted panels. A few bits of painted wood, yet to the trained eye of the chemist they spell a story of achievement. For they are painted with Câ€"Iâ€"L New Process Paint . . . the paint which defies weather at its worst. Long after ordinary paints fade and break down, Câ€"Iâ€"L New Process Paint retains its brightness and color, its smooth, unbroken surâ€" tace New Process Paint offers outâ€" standing advantages in economy and durability. 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Manufactured by CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED Simple Lesson How to Fight Bush Fires Suggests May be Particularly with Fire Ranging Force Reduced This Year. nt and V arnish Division control lint ng mill 1ightâ€"Oof head C 1€ Plan of Attack: In a h his with a fire is fTougnht Dy C yay of all inflammable the flames, and sur iflan trench or trall dug This combination service, I( labour m once TV mal and supplemen THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO A1{ 3 ¢! NP36 earing : materia 1¢ )el "If the fire has reached considerable size, and is advancing rapidly, and it is obvious that it is going to take a long time to surround it, the control line should be begun near the rear of in March. During the the current year, Ont: duced 542,253 ounces of 209,364; in addition, excl received by these min 467.478. Dominion Bureau that Gold Produ Upward Trend tained f the first with 601 Dome, E March, Teckâ€"Hu Hargrea, New Canada Record for Gold Produced March set up a new high rec adian producers reported an 255,675 ounces during the : advance of 132 per cent. February total of 225,891 o from the trict du mill was shipment dian Mint the Bridge Huntsville Pore Timmins, New O solution. to publ 831 misfortune. A course of ctiOn winiC would add. unnecessarily to their mise: and discornfort, would be intolerab cruel. ROouy 1932 1931 ADC olution, to pur ocal persons, The only object e to safeguard Ontano inces,. m rect relile ire necess Accordin Statisti Ba Tgreave March itario‘s March output was 18 es, made up of 91,565 ounces : Kirkland Lake area, 87991 ou i the Porcupine area and _ es from other sources. In Fe UC aqurng montli. uranadiaâ€" 1i completed a record month. shipments of gold were made the Reno mine in the Nelson disâ€" during March as this company‘s vas destroyed by fire on February espite this fact, British Columâ€" output of 14,634 ounces was 23.9 rent. above the February total. month‘s records include the first 2 ounces 165,697 o , Hollinge 1, â€" Minto lt Oug here are, HNIY Production in Canada proVl March quarter /0 502 ounct Advance in Quebec > advance was re 164,18 155.93 ureau of Statisties Shows Production Continued its Trend in Canada Durâ€" Month of March. o the Dominion Bureau 715,392 ounces were obâ€" Canadian mines during ter ‘of 1932 as compared ounces extracted in the JC ake area, 817991 ounces cupine area and 7,983 her sources. In Februâ€" Ontario production was and in March a year eriod ; reported an oultput Of during the month, an 2 per cent. above the of 225,891 ounces and above the March, 1931, 04,038 ounces. mces were , Howey, Lake Sho Parkhill, Sylvani ‘, Ontario mines pro ces of gold worth $11, )n, exchange premium. 1C TMAI ond and Wrig d increased outp L 11 rom 121 11 Man 13.101 31 ich S OIf diffici 1C id _ recorded 1i 40,389 ounce 29 989 ounct ainada record municipalitie are accentin i move WOLLLC 501,502 464 499 ik he Yukon unces. igh Ma Marc ML J a from ALnaA~â€" tpu L 1t All About the Planting of Food for the Wild Duck mu W he Planting Food for Wild Ducks MILK FROM CANADIAN COWS, PACKED IN CANADA IN CANADIAN.MADE CANS AND CASES n for it process, Pirst W is, washed _of the light kernels, seed chaff her undesirable matter which > the top of the water is disâ€" The sound rice is then screenâ€" irther clear it and drained. The hnich is to be used for the comâ€" . product is packed in damp moss â€"pound packages, bound and in icy water. The balance is wet in special containers until inadiat out and the delic1ous by ducks and humans : food purposes. That saved for seed under l being th The wild ducks tak he other birds from the rice has been W l mll ver hb ‘rs wWell 1I on matte boa 11 ul re India 1x0onds which kn its mAIn he official try Associ regard t« ke »wed to d ick. ndad W LK 11 parched 11 o rmhaff athn MILK AND CREAM B I LLS WOR RY SKETCH OF B. CHULAK, THE OPERATOR AT SsSCHUMACHER Nichola neople. 11 1¢€ On Mr. Chul sia in 189 TA he came to C 1l 1J V A€ Un pho icture Schun ed wilth. reached t i himself i until h d uC n Sudb W T hat‘s How Good It Is! dayv firs 1 pproved for Baby Feeding 1€ 1J ind dav mnll U] Try The Advance Want Advertisements cutdown panls, and Callco handed down the female on and gyo forth. But mo no hankering for a returt blooc 1eighbo 1¢€ emb W a Sw Cll ursion, to be taken to a disgrace, neighbourhood epide ad to run their course, boys anc ad to drink copious draughts o as tea every spring to thin the boys had to wear their fathers m pants, and calico dresses wer nonth, homes were diunly moky kerosene lamps, mall was not oftener than once a week urs were seen only on Sundaays ly if you went to church, a teleâ€" ‘nt everybody in the house ig, the only music was pumpec i melodeon or listened to wher iss bellringers came to town rives went insane because C ss, a trip of twenty miles ww iLl ) many love t walked behi sprained her nstruction work. Sclu ition being his headqual forms part of Jack Faitt crew. He is married n three chikiren." Canadian inical wor 1A MA nd a pov back over 3 came about : dimly lightâ€" m 11¢ i1 CA