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Royal Securities Corporation, Limited * plete review of Canadian investâ€" ment and business conditions, and commodity markets, written by leading authorities on each subject. This month‘s issue contains a striking article on the Sulphite Pulp Industry * affairs and your own business by reading it. “INVESTMENT ITEMS"" is a comâ€" pApre en it qy «l _ L in i : and every owner of pulp and paper securities should read it. MANY papers quote from every issue. YOU will profit in your Investment fl“fl'fia Th D) 5s Sb ns en EPE ue Ne o o1 e t C uds tÂ¥ _ This will gve you %grasp. 0 nancid an busi'r}gss conditions Montreal « Halifex « St.John « Winnivnesg » Vancouver « New Yorkâ€" Lordon 244 Bay Street, Toronto SEND your name and address now, and we will forward you a copy. Most of the stakings had been in the Townships of Whitney and Shaw, but discoveries were soon made in the Township of Tisdale and around Matâ€" tagami River. In October, 1909, Benâ€" jamin Hollinger and aâ€"number of other prospectors staked claims around Miller and Gillies Lakes. These Iclai-ms afterwards became the famous Hollinger Mines. The Government extended the railâ€" way to South Poreupine bringing the line of steel within six miles of the Town of Timmins. Owing to the fact that the claims were rich and many people were coming into the district, the district was progressing well and they expected to have a stamp mill on the Hollinger property ‘by July, 1911. The year 1911 was a disastrous one, however. Forest fires swept this disâ€" t#het destroying life and property, inâ€" cluding the new stamp milk â€" After the fire, operations were pushed on and two saw mills were erected to proâ€" duce lumber for the mine buildings. In the year 1912 the mining men went on strike which stopped operâ€" Over this trail the dauntless prosâ€" pectors made their way, seeking fame and fortune. At the eastern end of Poreupine Lake, a number of huts were ‘built which later developed into the Town of Poreupine. Poreupine, or ‘‘Golden City,‘‘ as many of the prospectors called it, became a town of stores, banks, dwellings and hotels and a post office. Owing to the rush for the recording of claims, a Recorâ€" der‘s office was opened. Canada isâ€"steadily increasing in her production of gold. Among her nuâ€" merous gold mining districts Poreuâ€" pine is one of the chief. As far back as 1896, before Cobalt came into existence, a few prospectors and wandering Indians knew of the occurrence of gold in the Porecupine, which was then the northern and pracâ€" tically unexplored portion of the Disâ€" trict of Sudbury. At intervals during the following years a few surveyors reported the discovery of that precious metal. It was not, however, until the failure of the Larder Lake Gold Rush in 1907, that Poreupine was taken seriously by mining men and capitalists. The churches are all well represent ed, the Anglican, Baptâ€" ist and the new one hundred thousand dollar Roman Catholie Churehk. The only means of reaching this disâ€" triect was by canoe andâ€" portage through fortyâ€"five miles of forest. The starting place of this journey was at Matheson, and later at Kelso or Mileage 222. The Masons were organized here in 1912 and the Oddfellows, Knights of Columbus and other lodges quickly followed. There are also the Boy Scouts and the Girl Guides. Among the ladies‘ societies are the Red Cross and the Imperial Order of the Daughâ€" ters of the Empire. In 1914 also, there happened the worst possible thing for the Camp, the Great War. It made supplies searce and it took the ‘best men out of our Camp. The mines were compelled to run on a much smaller seale and in later years it accounted for the great percentage of aliens in our camp. During the years 1910â€"12 there had grown up a town, named Timâ€" mins, after a family which then reâ€" sided here. It is only one mile from the Hollinger, and as the Hollinger inâ€" creased in importance it did also. In the year 1916 there occurred anâ€" other fire which only touched the Porâ€" cupine district slightly. However, it did much damage ‘between here and Cobalt. TheTown of Timmins at the present time is governed by a Mayor and Council. TRE PORCUPINE AS T APPEARS T0 H. S. PUPIHS In the year 1914 the first Dog Race was held and since then this has been an annual event, (Continued from page 6) brought into prominence, such as the Foleyâ€"O‘Brien and the Rea. In the next â€"two years great progress was made, THIRD PRIZE By Roy Hardy. the Porecupine, THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE in Icte Cream, Soft Drinks, Candies, Fruits, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigar ettes Stationery, N ovelues, Jewelry, Ete, Here you will find anything you Pleasure Ice Cream Parlour Come to P. Antoine‘s Phone 347 Fire Wood in any iengtns to suit, from 14 inches to wood in log. Dry and green Jackpine. Prices very reaâ€" song@ble.. Order your wood now beâ€" fore the rush. ~â€"38 H. Timmins is an incorporated town having a Mayor and six Councillors. It has concrete sidew alks, electrical power which is supplied from Sandy Falls, and waterworks. ‘There_are four ahurches, many upâ€"toâ€"date hotels and banks. The scehool children have the adâ€" vantage of having both Publit and Sseparate Schools and a High School. The Hollinger Mine erected three hundred and fifty houses for her emâ€" ployvees. There are also many fine brick build ings bheing erected. This brings Poreupine to the preâ€" sent day. The Dome, Hollinger and Mcintyre mines are just beginning to be developed, and as other mines which will be great producers, such as the Night Hawk Lake Peninsular Mine, are being opened up, the future of Poreupine is great. § New and Secondâ€"Hand § $ Goods HAVE YOUR HOUSE RID OF Very little remains of Golden City and South Poreupine, many of the people moving into 'lunmms, as there was nothing to keep up these two towns,. ations for a time. The same year the railway was extended to Timmins. The district was pushing on rapidly when the Great War brok@®out. Porâ€" cupine responded gallantly to the call to arms. The 228th Regiment consistâ€" ed mostly of Poreupine men. There was great rejoicing in the Camp when the war came to an end. Another disastrous fire swept Porâ€" cupine in the year 1916, but Timmins escaped with very little loss of life and property. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales honourâ€" ed Timmins by a visit in the year 1919 and last year Lieutenantâ€"Governor Cockshutt visited Timmins. Each year brings 1mportdnt bodies of men to this town,. . COCKROACHES, Bugs and all other kinds of vermin. Contracts taken for this, and satisfaction guaranteed. _ Hundreds of have been delighted with my serâ€" vice, References. Apply to A. Coter, 49 Hollinger Lane, Mattagaâ€" mi, or send posteard to Box 465, Timmins, Ont. 45â€"49p. Now open for business. Firstâ€"elass rooms, and steam heated All upâ€"toâ€"date convenierces. Reading and Sitting Rooms. Sample Rooia for Travellers. Best dining room in town. Meals at all hours. We sell good goods cheap but pay the best prices when buying from you. If you want to buy anything in Furniture, Stoves, Beds, Mattresses, Rte., you will get good bargains here. If you want to sell, we‘ll treat you right. Nathan Greenberg 60 Balsam St. â€" P.O. Box 962 9 FOURTH AVENUE OPPOSITE FIRE HALL IROQUOIS FALLS. 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