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For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column k on J t h Y F T WIF WA * + .00000000000"000000 000000000000000000000\0\\000"0"!?0000000 *#, ;* * 6e 26 as*tna*. * "% "%" "% o uts 6 2t 2 2824 8. .*, ,* *..*, .*, h. /# 00000000000ooooooooooooooooooooooooooonobo:oooo‘- Reataclastestestectesiss:s Thursday, August 19th, 1926 WHEX SENDING MonrEy ORDERS NESBITT, THOMSON COMPANY they may be obtained ;:eadily at any branch of the Bank of Montreal. BANK OF MONTREAL Manager Timmins Branch LI MIT ED Royal Bank Building, TORONTO Montreal Hamilton Winnipeg Quebec London, Ont. W. J. WALLACE, HEN you have occasion to send Money Orders Established 1817 GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL HYDROâ€"ELECTRIC in excess of $750,000,.000 All the council members were presâ€" ent at Thursday‘s meeting with the exception of Councillor Longmore who as away on his annual vacation. NEW BYâ€"LAW MAKES THIRD AVENUE THROUSH STREE! l’lll\/’ Â¥ EL T. MJ ho \.u ® 7 ate Â¥ 0 e alle s 2628 M W Mr. A. McDonald asked pernnssmn of council to erect a taxi office for his own use near the station. The matâ€" ter was referred to the Police Comâ€" mittee and the Board of Works. A letter from the Provincial Seeâ€" retary‘s Department was considered in regard to assistance in financing the erection of a new Jdll and mum- cipal building. Earlier in the year the present council had pxactlcally turned down the offer of the Departâ€" ment for coâ€"operation in the erection of a new jail and municipal building. The clerk was instructed to write the Provincial Secretary‘s Department calling attention to the fget that the prévious letter had been answered but no reply to it had been recéived, here. The . Provincial Secretary‘s Dept. had practically asked Timmins to say what it was ready to do in the matter as a new jail was badly needâ€" ed at Timmins. The council had takâ€" en the stand that the town could not afford to go into building municipal buildings tlns year. Councfllor Epâ€" lett had opposed even askint the Deâ€" partment what they were read\ to do, but Councillors Longmore, Drew and Bacon had stressed the fact that the idea of the Department in the matter should be obtained, as it would cost nothing to find out and would not oblivate the town. Some rebates in water rates were granted where the water not been used. Instructions were given the Town Engineer authorizing the purchase of pipe, valves, ete., for work in town. On motion of Councillors Bacon and Drew the clerk was instructed to call for tenders for the construction of sewers and waterworks as per Byâ€" laws 319 and 320. Byâ€"laws â€" forâ€" waterworks ~extenâ€" sions, sewers, cement: walks, etc., were formally passed in accerdance with previous decisions by the counâ€" cil. The byâ€"law making Third avenâ€" ue a through street and the byâ€"law forbidding the use of sirens on veâ€" hicles were also duly read a third time and passed. Routine accounts, payrolls, were passed for payment. One of the Items of Business at Last Meeting of Town Council. Other Resolutions Passed. The chief item of business at the meeting of the town council on Thursâ€" day last was the diseussion arising from the petition from nearly four hundred ratepayers asking that the services of the present town engineer be retained in the interest of the town. This matter is dealt with at some length elsewhere in this issue. There were a number of other matters beâ€" fore the council some of them of more than passing interest. There was a petition submitted to council, signed by a number of rateâ€" payers, against hmmcr a Wednesday halfâ€"holiday the year round As the petition for a byâ€"law to make the Wednesday â€" early closing a year round affair had not been submitted to council as yet, the counter petition was laid on the table for the present. The clerk was authorized to reâ€" fund $60.00 paid for a house sewer connection, the sewer not being inâ€" stalled. (On motion of Councillors Brennan and Eplett it was decided to make the rock ecut on Fourth avenue 48 feet wide, instead of 39 feet, on east side of Elm street; A rebate on 1925 taxes for exempâ€" tion on three children was referred to solicitors for ruling as to whether it was according to law or not. ONE THIN WOMAN GAINED 10 POUNDS IN 20 DAYS Tt was moved by Councillors Eplett and Brennan, that Mr. Horne be paid $50.00 on account of damage to proâ€" perty from water from the street on Wilson avenue and Preston street. All weak men and women. All nervous men and women, All skinny men and women. Can grow stronger, healthier and more vigorous and take on solid needed fiesh in 30 days just by taking McCoy‘s Cod Livey Extract Tablets four times a dayâ€"sugar coated and easy to take as candy. And what a hit these tfiesh producâ€" ing tablets have made. One druggist tripled his sales in one week. Everybody knows that from the livers of the humble codfish comes a first class vitamine that is a wonderâ€" ful vitalizer, fiesh producer and health creator. Millions of McCoy‘s Cod Liver Exâ€" tract Tablets are sold every week and thousands of fnail rundown unâ€" derweight people are being helped. of 60 tablets for 60 cents and if any skinny man or woman doesn‘t gain at 5 pounds in 30 daysâ€"money back. Ask any good druggist anywhere in America. Be sure and get MceCoy‘s, the criâ€" ginal and genuine and don‘t forget there is nothing on earth so good to make backward, listless, underwsight children grow strong and robust. SKINNY MEN CAN DO THE SAME. etc., had etc., «MecIntyre Mines are driving down a shaft 4,000 feet deep at a cost of ©$2,000.000. This shaft alone is uging one and a half million feet of square. timber. This dâ€"compartment shaft is being financed out of earnings pver and awbove twenty per cent. anâ€" nual â€" dividend â€" of $800,000, betterâ€" ments and rest account."‘ ¢ OEVELOPMENT OF MINING â€"AND POWER IN NORTH ""In Canada there is no taxation on indicated br proved ore reserves.‘ ‘‘Hollinger Gold _ Mines, were 3,000 workmen pass through the gates ddi]\' is an indication of what minâ€" ing is doing for Canada. Hollinger has 65 miles of underground railway â€"pays $6,400,000 dividend yearly. 17 ‘‘Northern Ontario‘s purchasing power from the production of its mines has reached the astounding ficure of $50,000,000 annually."‘‘ In appearance the booklet is a most attractive one, and the contents are well up to the appearance. _ Every mining camp and the many powet resources of Northern Ontario ‘and Quebec are dealt with. _ There are many illuminating maps and a wealth of â€" pointed . pictorial _ illustrations. The booklet is fairly crammed with facts and figures, made interesting by clever arrangement and attractive presentation. Some idea of the scope of the bookâ€" let may be gathered from the paraâ€" graphs under the heading, ""Interestâ€" ing Facts to be Found Throughont This. Booklet.‘‘ Below are given a few samples of these paragraphs :â€"â€" ‘‘Gold at the rate of $2,500,000 per month is now being produced in Northern Ontario. Canada rxanks third, and will soon rank second in the gold production of the worla.‘"‘ One ofsthe most complete, coneise and interesting reviews of the mining ard power resources of, Northern Onâ€" tario And Northern Quebec is given in a handsomely illustrated. booklet issued by the Canadian National Railâ€" wavs. .:.=. The purpose of the hooklet is aptly deseribed in a foreword by Mr. Cyril T. Young, Superintendent of Developâ€" ment, Canadian â€" National â€" Railway‘s, Toronto street, Toronto, Ont. In this foreword, Mr. Young says ‘‘This booklet contains upâ€"toâ€" date inâ€" formation in condensed form on the developments in mining and power now taking place in \urth Eastern Canada. It is hoped that it will stiâ€" mulate interest in the, progress Canâ€" ada is making in developing its natuâ€" ral resources and in the possibilities for still further advancement. It is believed that the maps in the booklet will be of special value to those inâ€" terested an these developments. The booklet will be distributed throughout Canada, the United States and Great Britain. _ The development of Canâ€" ada‘s resources offers a very interestâ€" ing subject for discussion at business men‘s clubs, and we would be glad to coâ€"operate with the secretaries of such clubs in securing wellâ€"informed spealsers for _ such â€" organizations throughout the Eastern States cenâ€" tering around New York and Eastern Canada.‘"‘ Outstanding Review of Progress Made Given in Booklet Issued by National Railways. use of water powers in Canâ€" ada‘s industries has increased > 245 per cent. in ten years. _ Canada is now second per capita (next to Sweâ€" den) in water power development in the world." ‘‘Canada‘s per capita debt is less than any of her allies, except the United States. Canadians clip the interest coupons on 80 per cent, of Canada‘s bonds."‘‘ ‘‘The great preâ€"Cambrian Shield comprises the greater part of Central and Eastern Carada. It is in the preâ€"Cambrian â€" formation that the Rand of South Africa, the Mysore Mines of India, and the mines of Aus- tralia are located."‘ These few paragraphs indicate the scope of the booklet when it is reâ€" membered that each section of the North Land of both Ontario and Queâ€" bee is fully dealt with as regards minâ€" ing and power. Among the illustrations, the followâ€" ing titles may be noted:â€"‘‘Abitibi Mills and Iroquois Falls,"‘ ‘Hollinger Gold Mines at Timmins, Poreupine District, Ont.,‘‘ ‘‘General View of the MceIntyreâ€"Poreupine Mines, Limâ€" ited,‘‘ ‘‘International Nickelâ€"Copper Smelters at Copper Cliff, Sudbury District,"‘ ‘*‘Wrightâ€"Hargreaves Mine at Kirkland Lake,"‘ ‘*On the Way to the Red Lake Gold Fields,"‘ ‘‘Red Litke District,"‘ etc. The maps include:â€"Northwestern Quebec_ Copperâ€"Gold area, Chimbougaâ€" mau Lake area, Que., Sudbury Goldâ€" Silverâ€"Nickel. area, Tashotaâ€"Kowkash Mining District, Eastern Manitoba Gold Area, Red Lake, and last, but by no means least, the C.N.R. ‘*Power Map,"‘‘ showing developed and undeâ€" veloped water power resources in the North Land. 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