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to ‘be fairly obvrious. A hboy who wants to get along should learn some definite trade or ealling and not trust for mmlm‘ment to }Obs that may or may not ‘turn up.‘ *‘ tor per, in ‘*The Quebec government should aboâ€" lisly the fifty cents an acre yearly tax which is one of those things that puts a damper to enthusiasm, and should make plain the exact terms by which a claimâ€"holder can got title. As far as anyone knows, he ean work for ever and not get a patent, if the Minâ€" ister‘s discretion doesn‘t favour him. **Something the Ontario governâ€" ment could do is to consider a way of handling the recording of claims in far off areas like Favourable Lake. Prospectors complain that the cost of getting the affidavit sworn to, either a trip out to a J.P. or some other qualified person, or the taking of that person in to the prospector is a burden. As the time allowance for recording is great it is probable that. maps of that area only contain a small proportion of stakings and the situation will no doubt be much worse by fall.‘" *‘*The Federal government can aboâ€" lish the antiquated oneâ€"line method eof staking in the Western provinces and substitute the fourâ€"line system. Everybody knows that outside mounâ€" tainous eountry the oneâ€"line system is only good for lawyers and claimâ€" jumpers, and works grea; hacdships to honest prospectors. â€" There is grave danger that Manitoba stakings, beâ€" cause of this horseâ€"age method, and because some of the recording offices have not kept up with the rush of claiums, will be in a_ terrible mess shortlyv. ‘*‘Dhere are several things two ernments can do right away if want to help the prospectors. In the course of an editorial article in its last issue, The Northern Miner Says :â€"â€" SsSOME WAYS GOVERNMENTS CAN HELP PROSPECTORS M Ltb Now made in mild type, for the indoor smoker as well as in the regular medium strength for the vast majority of pipe users in Canada. ,;;; ere is n led work €. H. WHITE, 87 Main Street West, North Bay, Ont. "Castle in the air‘ is Banff‘s cent new hotel, enthroned on a crag overlooking the spectacular Bow Valley. ‘"‘Shrine to Beauty‘‘ is Chateau Lake Louise, kneeling in golden popâ€" pies beside the loveliest picture in all the world. Here the smart and great of two continents come to play in soulâ€" expanding grandeur. Banff has the warm sulâ€" phur baths, the newly remodelled golf course. Lake Louise has the glaâ€" ciers and tea houses in the clouds. Both have tennis, swimming, boatâ€" ing, dancing, thrilling motor and trail trips. Some prefer Banf, some like Lake Louise. Most people stop at both â€" that is, they do if they make reservaâ€" tions early enough. It‘s time now. Full inforâ€" mation from 1i 1 men are oul of ck of emplovyment Olltr. 1ons 1n thev Johnnie: ‘*Faither, what‘s a spen{ thrift 2‘ Aberdoman : **I canna say, Laddxe, never head o‘ them here aboot stripes May 30â€"One very beautiful ibird also one dull coloured bird, not known. May 22â€"Ruby Throated Humming Bird May 22â€"American Gold Finch. **Mrs. Welbourn also says they have a robin hatching for the fifth season in the same plac. She has raised two broods of four, each seaâ€" son, last year three, maluno' 36. There will be at least a hundred close by this winter."*‘ ‘*‘At the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Welbourn, Uno Park, for the past several years thas been encouragâ€" ed a Bird Sanctuar\ and great interâ€" est is taken by friends as w ell, in the many various birds which find sancâ€" tuary at this lovely spot. In some cases the same binds come back year atter year. ‘‘Knowing Mrs. notes day by day of all the new birds she observes we asked for a list knowâ€" ing there are amany bird lovers throughout Temiskaming who would be gzlad to compare notes If those who have noted other birds than those alâ€" ready seen by Mrs. Welbourn, send their list of new birds to us, we will gladly publish it. The following is Mrs. Welbourn‘s list to May 14th, 1028 : To those interested in bird life an article in The New Liskeard Speaker last week.will be of particular conâ€" cern. This article gives a list of difâ€" ferent birds noticed by a Uno Park lady who takes notes day by day of all the new birds she observes. The list is quite an imposing one, as published in The Speaker last week. The Advance does not think it could be duplicated here, but, perhaps, it may. It cerâ€" tainly is interesting, and it is to be hoped that someone in this district is as wellâ€"versed in bind life and gives the matter as much thought and study as the Uno Park lady referred to. If any one here has a similar list or can make a list of this kind, The Advance would be pleased to publish it. The article from The Speaker last week is as follows :â€" WHAT UIFFERENT BIRDS RAVE YOU NOTIGEOD HERF? The Advance Would be Pleased to Hear from Any Giving List of Different Birds Noted. ' May 8â€"Evening Grosbeak ~(one only, male) May 8â€"Yellow Bellied Fly Catcher May 10â€"Myrtle Warbler May 10â€"Tree Swallow May 10â€"Wihite Crowned Sparrow May 10â€"Tree Sparrow, other sparâ€" rows not identified. Rose Breasted Grosbeak May 16â€"Wilson Thrush or Veery May 18â€"Leash Fly Catcher May 19â€"Yellow Warbler with red May May May Mav April April April April April April A } )l'i | May May April April Teach your children to wait and look beâ€" Sore crossing a street _ m â€" or highway l 2â€"Blue Heron l 4â€"Robins l 4â€"Song Sparrow l _8â€"Junkos | 28â€"Killdeer | 28â€"Ducks, Geese, Bittern | 30â€"King Fisher _ 30â€"Red Pole (or purple fineh) _ 30â€"Brown Creeper, Flicher 1â€"Yellow bellied sap sucker 3â€"White Throated Sparrow (Canada Bird) 3â€"Lincoln Sparrow Pipper (Spotted) 6â€"Wilson Snip large Plover, not identified L2AGHM ED end sp Highway Safety Committee e HON. GEO. S. HENRY, Chairman. ‘‘That‘s an awfu‘ thing that has happened to Wellum Blair.‘"‘ ‘‘*Whit was that noo?" ‘‘He was testin‘ a threepennyâ€"bit he got amang his cheenge and swallawâ€" ed it.‘‘ ‘* But the\' should hae gien lmn an emetic.‘"‘ ‘‘That‘s the hard bit; he‘d just haen a glass 0‘ whiskv‘!‘ ‘‘The boom period is over, the preâ€" sent expansion is based on present deâ€" mands and known future requireâ€" ments. : ‘‘Building of every description is zsoing on on all sides at the present time, and the present season promises to be the biggest yet in Kirkland‘s development. ‘*Within recent months two new public garages have been constructed. ‘*The new municipal building is deâ€" finitely started and exceavation is unâ€" der way for a new fireproof hotel and store building on Government road. The store to be occupied by Woolâ€" worth‘s is also under construction. ‘*‘This is shown by such cases as the following: Reamsbottom and Edâ€" wards, opening a new groceteria in the New Townsite; Giold Range Hotel, building a twentyâ€"room dddltwn, wW. C. Rosebormwh Townsite store, openâ€" ng a new hard\\ are store; Northland Drug store, enlarging their premises to practically double the former size, with the addition also of a second storey ; 8. Finkleman opening a large furniture store in New Townsite; enâ€" largement of the post office and addiâ€" tion of a second storey, large addiâ€" tion to Northern News bmldmg. en â€" largement of Strand Theatre, doubâ€" ling size of Sceott‘s i1ceâ€"cream parlour, and not overlooking the large new arena completed onl\ a short time ag2o. | ‘*That these large extensions are not bred from any overâ€"optimistic boom spirit is evident when it is noted that the most of the building is being done by firms which have been in business here for a number of Years, Speaking of the progress and deâ€" velopment of Kirkland Lake, the Northern News last week says:â€" ‘*Tangible evidence of a remarkâ€" able‘expansion in (business in Kirkâ€" land Lake is to be noted on every hand this spring. New businesses are being opened and those longâ€"estabâ€" lished are, in a great many eases, addâ€" ing largely to their qpremises in antiâ€" cipation of increased business in the near future. BUILING TRADES VERY BUSY AT KIRKLAND LAKE 1928 also shows an increase of 20 per cent. over last year. The estimated increase in the amount of income taxes to be collected this year is givâ€" en as 34 per cent. over last year. These figures <~show that Kirkland Lake is holding its steady progress and is developing into a big and imâ€" portant town. KIRKLAND LAKE SHOWS GOOD TINCREASE IN YEAE inere ment to tl tion whil creas The figures given out last week by the township of Teck relative to the assessor‘s work show a noteworths increase of population and assess ment in Kirkland Lake. Acecording to the assessor‘s figures the populaâ€" tion of Kirkland this year is 5,043, while last year it was 3796, an inâ€" crease of 1753, or 40 per cent. inâ€" crease. The total assessment for THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO 44â€" 46 PEARL ST., TORONTO, CANADA 2%1b. AT YOUR DEALERS Buy Cream f//a/t RE A PLAIN OR HOPLP FLAVORED QUALITY Makes it Toâ€"Day l Lake figures this y was 40 per cent. inâ€" assessment â€" for nerease of 20 per . The estimated n’iilli?n::“Pa, what‘s a ‘-vpar:}sito § //////I/llh en n n d\\\\\.\\\\\ ‘‘A parasite, son, is a ma: who walks through a revolvinge doo without doing his share of pushine.""‘ Local Distributorsâ€"National Grocers Co, Ltd., Timmins Halifax Herald:â€"‘‘It is to be hopâ€" ed that Big Bill Haywood will find more congenial surroundings where he has gone than he was able to find on earth."‘" Luuh\llle Times:â€"If hope did not spring eternal in the human breast, Wall Street would soon be forced tu close up. Providence Journal :â€"Governor Ritchie notifies the Senate that he has not spent a dime on hisâ€".campaign for the Democratic nomination. So there is one candidate who is getting ‘his money‘s worth. > af North Bay Nugget :â€"The League of Nations needs a good husky umpire to ‘handle that Chinaâ€"Japan game. Wall Street Journal:â€"Those anxiâ€" ous to invest in a going concern should make sure which way it is going. san Diego Uunion:â€"There is a bright side to everything. In politics it is the inside. Ottawa _ Journal:â€"â€"The _ newest cigarette lighters have a place on the bottom to strike matches, Sudbury Star:â€"A statistician estiâ€" mates that there are 75,000,000,000 birds in the world. Now let some bird figure out ‘how many insects, worms, ete., it takes to feet them. New York Morning I What men like: girls â€" enough to tell them how they are. Louisville Times:â€"The takes a nap while holding wheel usually wakes up harp instead. HIGHâ€"GRADE SAMPLES FROM RUN OF THE PRESS It is understood that a company to be known as Malrobic Mines Limited, has been formed by a strong group of Canadian mining men to take over the Robbâ€"Dean group of claims in Malartic township in Quebec. Dhese clanns comprising approximately 500 acres in one block, are known to be exceeptionally well located, and work done disclosed some very interesting high grade ore. It is expected that additional details will be available in a few davs. TO TAKE OVER ROBBâ€"DEAN h CLAIMS IN MALARTIC Morning Telegraph :â€" e: girls with brains them how wonderful a The man who a* Afl D h yert® PO mp fu goN ed , sw a steering holding â€": im acceleration powerful, smooth_ _ oT Wyg/b . .np:ove a\ve' ¢gul, in * ele muon Beue: golet 0 Cb etft y The Haileyburian last week says:â€" ‘*The fire team caused som(‘bhm«r of a sensation on Monday when the_ staged a runaway from the downtown so('tmn, where tho\' were being used in connection with some work being carried on. They started at the rear of the Gibson Block on Ferguson aveâ€" nue, broke away from the wagon and separated from each other. One was caught on Main street, near Rorke avenue, the other on Amwell street, OUne of the horses suffered an injury to the leg which, it is expected, will not ‘prove serious, and fthere was slight damage to the harness and equipment.‘‘ HAILEYBURY FIRE TEAM STAGES RUNAWAY EVENT Wednesday, _ Jun Lanes. Tuesday, June 12â€" Intyre. Saturday, June 16 Dome., Tuesday, June 26 Cornish. Saturday, June 30 Mcelntvre. COMING MATCHES IN THE P.D.F.L, POOTBALL SERIES The P.D.F.L, matches for the next tew weeks are as follows, the firstâ€" named team in each case being the home team, and matches to begin at 6.15 p.m. sharp, unless otherwise notâ€" ed :â€"â€" ' WX Nus June 26â€"Lancashiet June â€"â€"6â€"Dome 16â€"Hollyvy Rees O‘Keefe‘s Beverages Limited, Toronto Cornish vs,. Mc dA ncasihires Othi saai%ht' RideauHall COFFEE Thursday, May 31st, 1928 use itc m /fl \\\\\\\\\\\