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settlement of Boundary 0m. Minister of Iinu lutmducn tion flnults favorably to W993 5" .Act Hatgrial- Government line |! muting Beta" 1.“. ll HBMIIAl [II ""080! B“ The eastern boundary. under the Borden resolution. the extended east- erly boundary of Manitoba. will run from the present northeast corner of the province to Island Lake. and thence to the point where the 89th meridian of west longitude intersects the shore line of Hudson Bay. That point is far to the southeast ol Port Nelson. As already announced. the Province ol Ontario will. however. have access to Port Nelson. This will be done under arrangement with manitoba and not under the Boundaries Bill. An early announcement will be made ol the arranrement. under which the claims of both Ontario and Manitoba for access to Port Nelson on Hudson Bay have been satisfied. The statement has been made that a division of ports had been made be- tween the two provinces, Port Nolo son going to Ontario and Port Churchill to Manitoba. This is. of course. incorrect. The understanding is that Ontario in to have a railway right of way, the miles in width. extending to Port Nelson. the propinvc to make use of this strip with a specified period. The 'l‘. G: N. 0. railway will there- fore scrum flnc terminal facilities at Port Nolsnn win-newer required. Witness: “He's :1 dirty. mean little wrc-tch. your honor; a lowâ€"" The County Judge (stomly); ”Si- lcnoc !” The County Judge: “It doesn't. matter. We want none of .t here in Toronto." Bill Turnips and his wife were in the mummy room at the British Museum. Tho first one they inspect- ed had a card at its feet. with the inscription. ”B. C. 1786." Witness: “Well, your honor. it's the truth.” V "Ay' say. Bill." quoth Mary, “that's t' number of t' car as run IX 'l‘Hlil‘HYI‘O, TOO HOW HE DIED. MINING MEI SUBMIIS Ill AIEIIMEIIS Abandonment of a mining claim must be posted in the recorder-’3 oi- flce for ten days before taking of- feet. Additional safeguards are pro‘idod against mistakes by surveyors in laying out mining claims in unsur- voyod territory. The provisions of the act as toâ€" garda sanitary conditions and the protection of miners against accident are extended and made more strin- gent and the responsibility oi pro- viding sale conditions is more delin- itvly placed upon mine owni-rs. We act to amend the Mining Act. introduced in the legislature by the Hon. Mr. Hurst. makes a number of than“: aflecting matters of detail. I! the first thirty days' work on a mining claim falls due between the .«ixtcenth of November and the fit- tevnth of April. it may be postponed until the end of that period. The jnok pine on minim: claims. not under timber license. passes to the grantee for mining purposel. The code oi mino signals is simpli- limi. it is made an offence against the art for anyone under the influ- i-m'c of or carrying intoxicating li- qunr to enter a mine. or is near ina- i-hini-ry in motion. Provision is made for mine owners to acquire the right. to brim: in watvr. and to drain ihrnugii ailinining lands, also to ch- iain the riuht to construct roads or tramWays throng-b adjoining loon- tinns on compensation fixed by the minim: commissinnvr. Danced With Grandfather 106 'lho bride at a tccvnt .'lc\~iah wad- ding (olohlntion in .\c\\ York the “lewish Chmniclc states, danced With her huabzmd’ s grandfather, “ho saw NapoloOn when on his march to Mos- «aw in 1812.1‘he old gentleman is 106 years of age, has not a. grey hair on his head, and is able to take long walks. “5,000 Facts Of Canada, 1912” The 1912 Edition ol that popular and indispensible booklet. "5000 Facts about Canada." compiled by Frank Yeigh. the widely known writ- er and lecturer, and author ol ,"Through the Heart ol Fanada." is now out-and is replete with new matter. includimr an outline map of Canada. a calendar and the new ('ensus fismres. In rampant form is found a wealth of facts: and fimlres (.‘onsus hours. In compact form is {mind .1 \walth of facts: and drums of the Dominion that will prove a rovclatinn of our natural resources and growth. The mass of informa- tion. gathered with infinite pains. should be in the hands of every in- telligent Canadian. and the wide sale and popularity of the publication is easily understood. Copies may he had (or 25 cents from The Canadian Facts Publishing Co.. 667 Spadina Oil Prospectors May Be Lost Ave” Toronto Word was received at Prince Ru. port that indicates that seven men may have been lost on the west. coast of Graham Island. which is one of the Tueen Charlotte group. John Slater. an oil expert. with Messrs. Mclmren and Stark. leit Masset with supplies for a drilling outtlt near ()tard llay. 'l'he supplies were put on a schoon- er and in town of a gasoline launch owned by Henry Edershaw. of Man- :wt. and three. other lmlians. the seven men Started for “llll'd Hay. 'l‘wu vessels report haVing seen them in parasitic 'l‘ahara Point eight «lays nun under a high wind. the schooner sailing under its own sails. Recent arrivals from the oil fields rvpnrt that nnthim: has been seen of them since. They should hm‘o been back in Massct several days agomnd it is [cured all may he lost. Tourist: “What interested me most in my Em'ptizin travels was the mummies." Londoner: “Wonderful 7" Tourist: “Rather. It’s a lost art. They could nevet make a woman dry up like that now. If anyone thinks so. let him start on a suflragette." A LOST ART. FHE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Gigantic Sale of Mens Felt Hats The Phenomenal Success of our Saturday Special, one day Cheap Sales 13 PROOF POSITIVE of the genuine reduction :in Prices which we offer on this day, and remember SATURDAY MARCH 30th will be no exception. This it the day to buy your new Spring Hat, all the newest and mos up-to-date Hats for the coming season in this Great Sal. SATURDAY MARCH 30 Positively One Day Only New brown ’and Slate Soft Hats, reg,$1.25 to $1.50, Sat Only $1.00 Haws American neg $4.00 Von-Gal Hats .Sat. Only $3.25 Welbeck 8: Regal Reg $2.50 Canadian Hats Sat. Only N ipissi n g Stores Ltd. The Big Clothing Shoe House South Porcupine a" "‘3'V4'4'*""""'+""'"'""****9¢+++%¢+§0+Il'é'l-‘I'III'IHID'ID'I-i-iul’i"l'4"I"l"l"I"l'+0'IHIHINO'OO+i|06¢§00§0+§§0000¢+++0 These Include: $2.00 GrevllIe English Hats In Soft Felt ' and Derby, reg. 2.50, Sat. Ont; $2.00 The Celebrated Christies London flats, in all the new spring style! Reg. $3.00, Sat. Only 5 Reg. $3.00, Sat. Only . A $2.50 These Prices are for Saturday March 30