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If ifiA thiich â€"rorutrudus. uind rine4nsndprefihtte sn #4§0090¢09099990009 0000090000009 0000000 0900900900096 406680 Boarding HMouse Schumacher â€" Ont. In connection with the O‘Connor House. COOD MEALS W. P. OLTON‘S 4# 3 COOD SERVICE $82.00 PER WEEK a} It wilt prove more convenient and satisfactory for you all round The price will not be any more, and, it oiten will be something les s, than charged by outside firms for a less convenient service, Buy Your Counter Check Books in Timmins J. A. HOWSE 35 Fourth Ave., Timmins Wholesale Tobaccos and Confectjonery Phone 154 everyone wants to K1 he goes out they all w If he dies young, the future before ‘him. If | old age, he is only in t lhere were zc./i0 incues of rain ana 1.54 inches of snow a total precipitaâ€" tion of 4.27 inches, 2.52 inches above the average. The only April with more than this was 1904 when 4.38 inches fell. The driest April on record was 1918, when only 0.52 inches fell. The month was very cloudy, there being 141 hours only of bright sunâ€" shine, 46 hours less than the average In only one previous April, 1920, has there been less., when the recorded sunshine was but 126 hours. The extreme wet and lack of sunâ€" shine resulted in a very backward spring there being very little growth at the end of the month. The migraâ€" tory ‘birds seemed later than usual in appearine and seeding was considerâ€" DESPITE HON. MR. RANEY, APRIL A VERY ‘"‘"WET‘* MONTH minatin OU en a man comes Ini a \ ve funer were UH, HUH I> 5 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE wet and stormy blizzard on the over eight inch il A4th, and the lowest In previous years 86.9 in 1921, and 6.7 ‘he highest monthly | was in 1915, with st, 28.7 in 1904. As art of April is coldâ€" rt of the month. bu: ss him. _ ant to kic re was a 1e lives to 1( )C 1git inche in antiâ€"cve way tC mperature 1ll{ 1¢ ) a MIpé ind livâ€" worid efore owest ather rana nim 0t C oné the end of LO ness depression. 11 nowever, the va. lue of the 1921 output is compared with the figures for the past ten years, it will be noted that a substanâ€" tial and permanent advance has been made in the development of the miner. al Fesources of this country." Among the figures of total mineral production given in the Letter are the . following:â€"1913â€"$145,634,812; 1916â€"$177,201,534; 1919â€"$176,686,â€" 390 ; 1921â€"$172,327,580.. The figures for gold production are as follows:â€" 1913â€"$15,983, 007 ; 1914â€"18,977,901; 1915â€"$19,234,976 ; 1916â€"$15,272,092; 1917â€"$14,463,689 ; 1918â€"$15,850,423; 1919â€"$15,850,423 ; 1920â€"$17,754,487; 1921â€"$21,327,000. ‘‘Conditions are now more favour â€" Londitions are now more favour able for gold mining which is expand ing rapidly,‘‘ says the Monthly Let ter. The Band Concert planned by the Timmins Citizens‘ Band to be given on Monday evening of this week at South Poreupine, had to be postponed on account of the Majestic Theatre beâ€" ing used that evening for a special picture. The Band Concert will be given tomorrow (Thursday) evening at the Majestic Theatre, South Porâ€" cupine. country,."* â€" Aujtht strip of territory and stretchine : lowing paragraphs which will bear very careful consideration by all in terested in the advance of Canada:â€" ‘‘Attention has been drawn to the importance of the mining industry of Canada by the publication of the lat est returns showing the value of the minerals produced, and by the annual gathering of the memibers of the Can adian Institute of Mining and Metal lurgy. At this meeting it was pointed out that standard reference books laid urgy,. AUl tiis meeting it was out that standard reference boi emphasis on the statement that ada is preâ€"eminently an agri« country.‘‘¢ Although Canada Recently the Temiskaming Motor League took up the matter of the charges on autos shipped from Haiâ€" leybury, Cobalt and Liskeard, etc., for trips in the south, and last week received a reply from Mr. Geo. W. Lee, Chairman of the T. & N. 0., to the eifect that a ‘‘oneâ€"way‘* charge would be made for shipping cars to North Bay ‘with no charge for bring ing them back. IMPORTANCE OF THE MINING INDUSTRY TO CANADA of way‘" charge will also hold for cars shipped from Timmins, with the reâ€" turn trip for the same car free. This simplifies the matter for auto owners wishing to take their cars to North Bay for auto trips in the south. Preâ€" viously, refunds could be secured in such cases for the return trip, but this vear this will not tbe necessary. The car will be shipped tc at the oneâ€"way rate and trip for the same car will charge. ‘The oneâ€"way rat from Timmins to North B: ONEâ€"WAY RATE FOR AUTOS SHIPPED TO NCRTH BAY 1€ on. HEY !!!! Just a moment please! HOW ABOUT THOSE TIRES? Are you sure they will last the trip out? Better let me go over them now. It may save you a lot of grief later In the la:s uetter issued ntinent suitable Hill‘s Vulcanizing Works RIVER ROAD 1¢ ommerce ) 3E 7 o â€"~bikwit eC13 /2â€"â€"> a :vjllllllllllllll‘l;S\\;Ai/F}‘ll WJ{DJ\. & N. 0. Freight Department received notice that the ‘‘one )n the statement that °‘ Canâ€" eâ€"eminently an agricultural Although Canada has a rritory as wide as France, ‘hing 3,500 miles across a suitable _ forâ€" agricultural this represents only 15 per oneâ€"way rate for a car to North Bavy is $48.50, )\ Mont " the re thly Commercial Canadian Bank appears the folâ€" which will bear North Bay the return be without * Anorew Wirson & c #000400000009§06000000006000806004 e e 4 6 #40480080088884¢800¢e Two good Homesteads in Townshit of Mountjoy; partly cleared; best 0 land ; immediate possession given. Also, 10 H.P. Gasoline Engine, Fairâ€" banks & Morse; used about fifteon mouths, and in good order. 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