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THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE ed withn the minin ’h\ all interested â€" fare of the Provi nerewith qpresente deed :â€" The following pape the Ontario Mining As secretary, Mr. Balmer be read nnt‘ only by ev The Relationshin between Mining and the other Industries in Ontario. What benefit do the people of this Provinee as a whole obtain by reason of the Mining industry? This is a ErovIncg as a WL of the Mining i question familiar meimber of this 4 the press the pu cerning the direc Striking Facts and Figures Re The Mining Industry Dividend Paid Ctold mimes mines Nickel mines ities in N Cl n 4 020 4Cn O ue 0o / 6 s t t o Dominion ..... .:; td Compensation Insurance paid : i/. Deduct amount estimafed to cover net inâ€" creases to surplus account of the metallic mines and profits earned and taxes paid by nonâ€"metallic imines ......... s o P Taxes Paid Ontario {includin Mea Dan Flm' Charity, A_Aure Newspapers Sundry ...... Vegetables ..... Incidental Groce Fuel and Lightin Ment Boots and Shoes ind CIOINRINn@ .. .. House Furnis Rarway Fare Health, Doctc Insurance .. Amount remaining for compensation of labor and purchase of supplies, etc. .. Amount actually provided for wages ... MINING NOT ONLY A BENEFIT AS A DIVIDEND PAYER, ETC., BUT ALSO PROVIDES A WONDERFUL MARKET FOR REST OF THE PROVINCE. BETTER MAJORITY OF COUNTRIES TO WHICH EXPORTS GO AS CUSTOMERS. (OTY Drill Steel ... Express.! ..... Equipment .. Explosives Electrical Sup Freight :. *.~ Hardware ... Insuranceâ€"fire iEumber.. .}..._... Lezal Expense Ball (Mill Liners, Castin shop work...,.......... Customs Duties ... ... Chemicals Apparatus (Coal * s BA i s t is h ie s tri Stationeryv l eiep)hont Incidenta 1e FYAilue 1920, the i: man of Amount qrovided for supplies, et« Tross Vaiue < Dack with tThe quest having no investmen reason of the Mn followin Vaiue W a IIl a \ WwWITH PVA i~â€"rxpenses ...... ine Drills Parts ron have NNat 11M O Te3 d of this Association s the public is inf me r0O0O0ds Old On jle has ofr revenue de tovernment from the in e part played by mining p â€"â€" and developinge th nc oVvVInce 12. Ww ()f lled Oa re hard Ontario 111 y evervyone x industry n the gen ice Suppli¢ Ire Aas per presenied \ssociation by er Neillyv, sho n con( 1¢€ 11 veryone connect idustry but als he general wel The facts a ire striking in )blain hy reason ry 7 This is a mractically every in forme share of municipalâ€" rave bet he informâ€" incomplete rodus 111 and ‘Macuaine l IroOU S HC WY roud 0 @Ol MSI~â€" 1€ Mn 1€¢ n bution o plies, th Country taken as parent t mine can Nickel data entl y its capa« period, wiage than Buds men{ pend five, railway cake care 11) #I| in 1920 IC Rent u (OUintar i O H H avVvAaAl o1 11 910.800 mint nat YÂ¥ Alt the :4 funds s<spen (M Â¥ ) 1e1 an( )€ 1e remalnil 11 isbursements ol a ~ortD d producing mine, were basis. It is of course apâ€" the conditions at no one mperly be taken to represâ€" mines. Had a Sudbury been taken as a basis, the fuel expenditure would coportionately much highâ€" taken a mine imcreasing and equipment during the pment cost and customs d have increased. This estimate, based upon the le and it is ‘hoped sufficiâ€" t to indicate the market arisin# out of the develop 1te1 QQ Wws the ave m a 2 indicate sing@ out of ning indust he final dis the 1,2409,.939 the represen al hi 95,10 nal distribution of sis could be found vhich the Family (CAY luced equais 16 11 erceniage dstri ind shoes Al AMH} 1 W y 4j On € $62,256,710 $30,402,249 $30,192,2409 mMmMinin 536,256,710 25,764,461 10.820,037 been re The cost o1 6,000,000 1,396 997 320 0,492,249 >, (B,ad l 283,578 146,363 192,101 131.117 thes lVV 5303,122 289,6760 1,966,750 466,0531 2.503,414 ;.Otfi.l-}l ipprox irgeiy in urh T CXxâ€" amily of â€"third as 063,093 304,923 74 218 100 y f in n it ho it + e y 3410 316 2831 578 SlU}D} tken oth 1 ‘The above figures show then apâ€" proximately the market provided by Ontario‘s (Mining Industry for the benefit of the produeer and manufae« turer of Old Ontario. As a comparison it might be added that the 56 million odd thus disbursed in 1920, exceeded the gross value of all Canada‘s exports during the same period, to the following countries :â€" Brazil, Costa Ricea Honduras Duteh East Indies Phillipines, Venezuela British India, Trinidad, Fihi Islands Cuba, Chile, Mexico, Nicaragua, San Domingo, Porto Rico, Bermuda, Bm Gualemala FPOR SALEâ€"Three roomed ‘house (Mattagami Heights, Apply to Balsam street,. 28. T ON CHE. Uruguay li1a, Ne QOMS TO REN T; Sealed ‘tenders marked as to conâ€" tents, addressed to H. E. Montgomery, Town Clerk, will be received, until 12 o‘clock noon, Monday July 24th, 1822, for the construction of 38300 linesa! feet of 9 tile sewer and 3800 lineal feet of 6°‘C. I. water mains. Plans and specifications may be seen and form of tender obtamed at the Engineer‘s office Town Hall, Timâ€" mins. POSITION WANTBDâ€"A younge t 25 yvears old, with mining office perience, desivres a position. Is so a senior calitbre hockey pla Address P.O. Box 98, Harleybur Timmins Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge, No 173 HOMESTEAD POR SALE The lowest or any tender not cessarily accepted. J. F. Henderson, Town Engn Tenders for Water Works Sewers Visiting Brothers and Sisters #iâ€" ways welcome. Isabella Vollet, Ethel Keene. Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday in the Oddfellows‘ Hall, Third Aveâ€" nue. splend 16 tby Apply Special Dance Wolno‘s Orchestra Gentlemen $1.00 Including LADIES FREEWa SALBEB. Apply ply ment Mghnway crosses About 60 acres green pulp and p tv tamarack and birch firewood. Di Paolo, Porcupine P.0. 258 Apply. to King treet Timmins UD New Empire Theatre Basement OcaH T Thursday Night in the 1@ . pricke ifion,. C tluilana, Straits ome unfurnished ; in exeelle on in central part of tow e for offices or bedrooms. A ) Mrs. W. Lefebyre, 14 Cei , upstaiurs. ‘ 3 - tA on N STEAD POR SALE atre price. Right at Keyson n, T. N. 0.; 160 acres; ecultivation â€" sowed »: 4 acres cut over. Go r Sale, near Cochrane, 0 location ; clay loam. Hi Will sell cheap for c i1a, British Honduras, Ja its Settlements, Colum , Peru, ~Panama, Haw Ceylon, Barbados, Aus Zealand,. to 66 Fourth Edward Ca‘fe some furmis x CH it tt To 4 . hoa}:nve oo j {Tv;s ‘-\1 Ethel Keene. Rece. Seqa, ngine? € N- ‘ *) L