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G. A. Reid, D. W. Neill, C. L. U., District Representatives Reed Block Pine Street Timmins For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column Daddy, if you know we‘re hungry, Know that we are very poor, It must break your heart in heaven ‘Cause you never did insurel *Twasn‘t that you didn‘t love us, I recall how dear you were; But your little girl must suffer *Cause you failed to save for hert Mary‘s Daddy left insurance, And their home will still be theirs, They‘re not hungry an‘ sometimes Mary Cives me castâ€"off clothes she wears. They don‘t have to take in sewing, Mary‘s mamma doesn‘t cry, PFor her daddy left insurance; But you didn‘t, Daddyâ€"why? Insurance Company HEAD OFFICE â€" LONDON, CANADA Canada‘s Industrialâ€"Ordinary Company free and Happy! The Lament of a Little Girl Whose Daddy Didn‘t Insure ‘This is the great heritage of childâ€" hoodâ€"and nothing is more lovely. A mother‘s care and a father‘s love complete the picture of the happy family. It may be suddenly broken as is the case so oftenâ€"the newspapers daily tell the storyâ€"but mother‘s care and father‘s love live on where there is life insurance. It‘s a wonderful privilege to be able thus to extend yourself into the {uture to the benefit of loved ones and under London Life "reduced premium‘‘ plans, it becomes surprisâ€" ingly easy. Call one of our representatives toâ€" day if your family is not fully protected. When this protection is provided, you can enjoy life {ar better. New Board of Directors Elected Financial Arrangements Made. Extended Operations Looked For. intensive ment of Ed ward eneineer To say that the official decision to close the property down came as a surprise is to put it mildly despite the fact that the ticker tape for someâ€" time previous had told a tale which was disquieting to those who eared to read. The fact, however, that within a couple of weeks of the announceâ€" ment of the decision which brought consternation to shareholders, official denial had been given to rumours of just such an eventuality, disarmed shareholders and made. the surprise all the more complete. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ings. Several promising ore strucâ€" tures have beén opened up and some diamond drilling done which proved the existence of other ore structures in addition to those already known. The Three Nations shaft is down 254 feet and 3,000 feet of workings. A small tonnage on commercial ore was opened on the 100 and 200 foot levels. _A diamond drill campaign discovered a new orebody in gray carbonite schist. There is a good mining plant on the property. To say that the official de close the property down ca surprise is to put it mildly de fact that the ticker tape f time previous had told a ta was disquieting to those who read. The fact, however, th; a counle of weeks of the a is foreshadowed at which plans for the future doubtless will be divulged. Argonaut has other property and it may be decided to try again. There is one thing which ought to be said in favour of the management and that is that they did not quit until the outâ€" look became absolutely hopeless. history from a market standpoint. The official notice was preceded by a few days of unexplained weakness and was followed by an avalanche of selling in which the market value of the shares was reduced to 35 cents. At time of writing the ‘shares comâ€" mand a marl\vt price between 6, and 7 cents. A young man of 22 years of age, gciving his home as Timmins, was charged in Cobalt police court reâ€" centl\ with being a vagrant. He told the court he had nu money, no friends and no work. The court imâ€" posed the minimum fine of $1.00 or 30 days. A spectator in the court room generously contributed the dolâ€" lar and said he thougbfi he could get the voung man work. The Haileyburian last week says: ‘‘Mr. D. Clutchey went to Tunmins on Monday and will be employed by the Canada Northern Power Corporaâ€" tion there. He will be joined later by Mrs. Clutchey and the family." MEETING OF ARGONAUT LIKELY TO BE CALLED SOON, It is understood that a meeting of Argonaut Consolidated is to be ealled at an early date to decide on the line of action to be taken. In disecussing the matter, Gibson‘s Fortnightly Reâ€" view in its last issue says :â€" The sudden cessation of developâ€" ment at the Argonaut Consolidated property coupled with official word that further mining of the property was to be abandoned, is now ancient history from a market standpoint. DEATH OF MRS. SAMPSON AT RUTHERGLEN LAST WEEXKX. The Rutherglen correspondent of The North BRay Nugget last week says:â€"‘*The death of Mary Jane Brennan, widow of the late A. J. Sampson, and eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan, North Bay, occurred at Rutherglen on Wednesday April 25th. _ Mrs. Sampson, who was in her fortyâ€"sixth year, suecumbed to an attack of pneumonia, which asâ€" sailed her three weeks ago. The funeral was held Friday morning from the family residence to the Catholie church where funeral service was held with Rev. Father MeNally, Bonfield, officiating. _ Interment was made in the Rutherglen R. C. cemeâ€" tery. â€" _ Deceased resided with her parents in North Bay before her marâ€" riage. â€" Her husband predeceased her three years ago. She is mourned by her parents and three brothers, Dr. A. P. Brennan, Timmins, Lawrence and Michael, North Bay, and three sisters, Mrs. A. J. Urquhart, North Bay, Mrs. J. P. Grant, Hearst and Mrs. K. Thompson, Alberta. She NEW PROSPECTING CO. RECENTLY ORGANIZED. Mrs. R. Thompson, Alberta. She leaves a family of eleven children, Mrs. Walliam Dunlap and Miss Therâ€" esa of Gogama, Frank, Alexander, Lawrence, â€" Bridget, Violet, Cecilia, Bernadette, Thomas and Hannah at home."" Information comes from â€" Cobalt that a new company with a capital of half a million dollars has been formâ€" ed by Cyril Kanight, chief geologist at the Nipissing Mines for some years, the purpose of the new company beâ€" ing to prospect for minerals in this North Land. Mr. Knight and his asâ€" sociates intend the new company to be primarily a prospecting company, the object being to search for mineral deposits, rather thant to be in the market for the purpose of mining claims. The new company is known as the Cyril Knight Prospecting Comâ€" pany and with deadquarters to be established in Toronto. The comâ€" pany, while enjoying close relations through interlocking directorate with the West Canada Airways, Ltd., will not ‘be allied to or will not be a subâ€" sidiary of that company. _ The conâ€" cern will operate entirely on its own account. Mr. Knight will be the president and manager of the new company, and because of his wide experience and expert knowledge of mining matters in this country there will be general confidence in the new company. It is understood that Mr. Knight has resigned from the Nipisâ€" sing Co. staff to devote all his time and talents to the new company. The idea that the Nipissing Co. has an interest in the prospecting company is accordingly denied, the venture beâ€" ing said to be confined to Mr. Knight and his associates. ELEISCHMANN‘S NA ThrFood fortteatth lndigestion? *‘Besides being a cartoonist, I also go in for baschall. In the spring of 1926, while training for the baseball season, I suffered from constipation, and this considerably interfered with my activities. One day I happened to be talking with a friend of mint who had been eating Fleischmann‘s Yreast for three months, and he urged me to try it for my complaint. The results were astonishâ€" ing. The pep and vitality that Fleischâ€" mann‘s Yeast put into me were mort than I ever anticipated, and I think I may truthâ€" fully say that the 1926 bascball season was the best of my career. Many thanks to Fleischmann‘s Y cast. . Branp, Vancouver, B. C. The New Liskearnd Speaker last week says:â€"‘‘Mrs. Cyrus Hurd, who has spent the winter in Timmins, has returned to town again. Jimâ€"Well, as I have experienced it, it‘s first the water‘s too hot; then it‘s too cold; then you‘re short of a towel ; then you step on the soap, and, linally, the telephone rings. 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