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‘Mr. Grant is again in Kapuskasing. He leaves tomorrow with small crew «s men for Smoky Palls. The first work done will be to put the governâ€" mentâ€" â€"Smoky â€"~Fallsâ€"to Long Rapids (eight miles) in good condiâ€" tron to bear heavy truck traffic. When this gravelling is completed, a fleet of six 6â€"ton trucks will be taken in to haul fire clay and china clay t» the railhead. At first these clays will be snipp>d to American and Old Ontario plants under contract; numerous firms naving satisfied themselves that the Mattagami clays are of high quality. This start will serve mas a tryâ€"out for the new enterprise. In the meantime, mecessary camp accommodations will be built and other preliminaries of orâ€" ganization attended to. A threeâ€"quarâ€" ter ton shovel, operated by gasoline, will be used to excavate the clay. "It is planned to build this summer, XÂ¥ all goes well, a clay washing plant of 200 tons daily capacity, and three "It seems very much like there willi be substantial development this sumâ€"| mer of the valuable clay deposits at | Long Rapids, 60 miles north of Kapusâ€" | Mr. J. D. Grant of Hamilton, ariginal owner of a block of clay claims I on the Mattagami River at Long Rapids ; has associated himself with a syndicate which is planning extensive work this Clay Washing Plant and Fire Brick Kiins Pianned This Year for Sixty Miles North cof Kapuskasing. Talk about any new industries at this present time is sure to rouse very special interest. When the new indusâ€" try promises to developt some of the resources of this North Land it Iras further particular concern for peoâ€" me here. There will accordingly be vwery keen attention given to the exâ€" pectation of ‘lhe establishment ‘this year cof a clay washing plant and fire brick kilns about sixty miles north of Kapuskasing. Details of the proposiâ€" uon are given in the last issue of The Northern Tribune, of Kapuskasing. The Northern Tribune says:â€" "It seems very much like there will be substantial development this sumâ€" Plan Development of the Clay Deposits This new tonic will dynamite you out | tal od the slough of dullness and wretched | cold health into sunlit atmosphere of happiâ€" | rect mness, vitality and vigour. son:s Why Take Never Die gent Here is whyâ€"the intestinal tract is | Rhe the waste canal of the body. Due to | mar our soft foods, lack of vigorous exerâ€" g *# cise and highly artificial civilization,| tem nine out of ten persons suffer from inâ€" | only wstinal statis (delay). The passage of ltake waste is entirely too slow. 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"This new importance affords the of Rapids claim "The shovel and the six trucks, Mr. Grant says, can deliver about five cars cf clay per day to the Smoky Falls railhead, or better than 150 tons per diem. This could be exceeded if necessary; but the syndicate will be guided by market conditions and other factors until the industry is gradually placed on an assiired footing. Uitimâ€" ately, the manager thinks that the Long Rapids developments will emplloy as many as 200 men, which means the creation of a new town at Long Rapids. Silica sand will also be shipped in bulk. hi kilns for burning fire brick, each of 80,000 fire brick capacity, to make three burns per week, giving a weekly producticn of nearly a quarter million IACUC place ately tal sluggishnessâ€"â€"the susceptibility to colds and countless other ills are diâ€" rectly due to the presence of these poiâ€" sons in your system. They are the generic causes of premature old age, Rheumatism, High Blood Pressure and many serious maladies. Thus it is imperative that your sysâ€" tem be free of these poisons, and the only sure and effective means is to take the proper medicine to drive the poison out of your entire system. Never Die Herb Tonic will do this. Every dose you take strengthens the intestinal muscles so the passage of waste is lrastened in a natural way. Immediate benefits. Taken three times a day befcore meals and at bedâ€" Special Trips Arranged by Telephoning 165 Regular Schedule between Timmins, Sandy Falls and Waiwaitin Falls. itiOon CI a new town at LOng KRaplids ca sand will also be shipped in bulk The Ottawa and Ontario departâ€" its of mines are familiar with the s made of these clay deposits, anc e | ducticn of bricks. The shove Leaves Timmins at 9 a.m. for Waiwaitin Falls and at 2,00 p.m. for Sandy Falls. made of these clay deposits, and Grant says that they have given every encouragement and extendâ€" seful coâ€"soperation. his new industry will be of great e to Kapuskasing, which e only rail maccess to the Long Phone 165 â€"~â€"Exchange Put In Electric Plant. Construction Of the lengine house will probably get under way within a few days, and a plant will be inâ€" stalled to light the station and hotel. Other work under way at present inâ€" cludes the levelling off of the road bed by a gang of men, under the superâ€" vision of Adam Edwards, who are also preparing to make another lift in the track. A four fs0ot plank sidewalk has been laid down from the station to the Some particulars in regard to the progress being made in the construcâ€" tion of buildings at Moosonee are givâ€" en in The North Bay Nugget of Saturâ€" day last, evidently from official inforâ€" mation given out by the railway. The erection of the station, hotel and other buildings at present under construcâ€" tion by the T. N. O. Railway at Mooâ€" sonee, the northern terminus, is proâ€" gressing favourably with the building housing the waiting room, Bbusiness office and freight shed, being already complete with the exception of the inâ€" stallation of the heating plant, wiring and paint. With the basement complete and the studding for the first floor and the steel beams for a second floor already in place, the hotel, located about a half mile from the station, is also rapidly assuming shape. Foundations for he houses for the section foreman and station agent are also complete. These buildings are situated a short distance south of the station. Put In Electric Plant. e e e e e e o s oo snn mm m According to announcement made at North Bay last week by Geo. W. Lee, chairman of the T. N. O. Railway commission, the sale of townsite lots at Moosonee, the terminus at James Bay of the railway extension. has been set for Friday of this week, June 10th. The sale of lots is scheduled to comâ€" mence at 10 a.m. This announcement was made after a meeting last week of the commission, those present at the meeting being Geo. W. Lee, chairman, Lt.â€"Col. L. T. Martin, viceâ€"chairman, and Col. J. I. MacLaren, commission. The announcement said that the block of 200 to 300 business and reâ€" sidental sites will be made by public auction. A special train was run to day (Thursday) from Cochrane to Movoâ€" sonee to take prospective buyers to the new townsite for the sale. The special train leaves Cochrane toâ€"day at 12 midnight and will arrive at Moosonee at 8 a.m. toâ€"morrow (Friday). The return train is to leave at 4 p.m. toâ€" | morrow, or whenever the sale is over. From the number of enquiries that have | already been received it is exprcted thatâ€"sale of â€"the 10tsâ€"will not take very long to complete. "Those wishing to remain over," says a despatch from North Bay last week, ‘"can return by the "Polar Bear‘‘ on Sunday, June 12. Meals will be served. buffet style, in a railway car. Mr. Lee announced that the commission anticipates inauguratâ€" ing an improved train service to Mooâ€" scnee, commencing June 12. This would be a fullyâ€"equipped night train." | The formal opening of the new ex-l tension and the establishment of a seaâ€" side terminal at Moosonee has been appointed for the middle of July. The date will be named later, to suit the convenience of Premier George S. Henry, who will officiate at the cereâ€" monies. Because of the large number of atplications for permission to atâ€" tend this function and the limited means for providing accommodation, it is likely the opening will be made an invitation affair. The railway hotel being erected at Moosonee will be ready for occupancy by August 1, Mr. Lee announced, and will be conducted by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kingston, New Liskeard, who manâ€" aged the hotel at Iroquois Falls for a number of years A small electrial plant is being installed to provide lightâ€" ing for the hotel, street lights from the railway station to the hotel, and for refrigeration purposes. Two cement gangs, gangs of carrenâ€" ers, painters, plumbers, and electricâ€" ans are at present engaged on the time you will sleep like a child. You will rise with vigour that is bubbling over. Your whole attitude towards life will be changed. All clouds will be laden with silver. You will feel rejuâ€" venatedâ€"remade. That is the experâ€" ience of over 700 people in Timmins. Start today get a bottle of this wonderâ€" ful tonic and you will regain and hold that glorious, vibrant health. Two tons off the mantle of old ageâ€"nerâ€" vousnessâ€"and dull care. 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If it become known that whales make visits to Moo sonee or near it, that will be a re markable advertisement and attrac tion for the new townsite. Accordin to the story, there were three whit whales that came . up the river, righ past the townsite and within view c Mcosonee. They were big fellows an according to reports were plainly see by several. The reports say that thes three white whales averaged at leas twenty feet in length and that the came right up past Moosonee, thoug on the opposite side of the river fror the town. various buildings, The catering is being handled by McCrawley and Mcâ€" Cracken and Co., Ltd., with Inspector Dischamp in charge of the outfit. A very interesting story in regard to three whales invading the river is also mentioned in the despatches from North Bay. 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