The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Canadian Ambulance Had Good Year in 1928 A total of 166,883 certificates and awards have been issued by the Canâ€" adian Branch of the St. John Ambulâ€" ance Association since its inception, it was disclosed in a report presented at the annual meeting of the association, held at Ottawa some days ago. The number of certificates totalled 25,555 in 1028. The meeting was graceda by the atâ€" tendance of their Excellencies Viscount and Lady Willingdon, who referred to the rapid advancement of the associaâ€" tion‘s activities in recent years, The Governorâ€"General paid partcular triâ€" bute to the British Columbia and Nova Scotia sections of the association and expressed a hope that the other Proâ€" vinces would show proportional proâ€" gress in 1928 Hon. Hewitt Bostock, Speaker of the Canadian Senate, was unanimously elected President for another term. Washington Post:â€"We don‘t care if the Spansh rebels take Valencia, as long as they don‘t sing it. Increase Your Weight 3 Pounds 30 Days Or Money Back Real pharmacists and châ€":mists everyâ€" where know that McCoy‘s Cod Liver Extract Tablets contain just the proven essential ingredients that inâ€" crease weight, create appetite, build up the power to resist disease and puts good solid filesh on skinny men and women. So now men and women who keep up with the times are taking McCoy‘s Cod Liver Extract Tabletsâ€"rich in health building, strength creating fresh producers and as easy to take as candy. so why not start toâ€"day? Why not fill out those deep hollows in neck, cheeks and chest? Why go on through life with sunken cheeks and narrow chest when you can take advantage of this straight forward offer. Try them for 30 days if you want to gain five pounds or more. And bear this in mind, if they don‘t help you in that time your money will be refunded. 60 Tablets 60 cents â€" Economy size $1.00. At Moisley Ball, F. M. Burke and Sauve Pharmacy and druggists everywhere. The Advantage of "Purity" Since Purity is a strong, rich flour with great expanding qualities, use 1 tablespoon less per cup if your cake recipe calls for ordinary pastry or soft wheat flour. IfP milk is called for, use half milk and half water (lukc-warm?( when using Purity Flour as milk alone tends to make the cake dry. Not one Royal Master in athousand will ever puncture. Notone in blow out und years of service nder two rster Y ou are never far away from a N about 30 minutes, a good I tire expert can often make a minor repair which will add 3000 miles of more to the life of the tire. â€"A hundred miles for every minute‘s work. Dominion Tire Depot ownefs are Canada‘s leading tire exâ€" nerts â€" trained in Canada‘s perts â€" trained finest tire factory. Timmins Garage Company Limited Use cup and mix Use 2% cups Purity Flour, 4 teaspoon salt, 1 cup shortening, !%4, cup cold water. Mix flour and salt, cutting in the shortening until the mixture is like fine meal. Mix thoroughly with the water. Roll out thin, keeping it dry. This will make crust for two pies. For extra rich pastry use hbalf butter and half lard. SECOND HALF FRATERNAL BOWLING LEAGUE NOW ON same Teams in Running as in First Half Except That Tuxis Replaces The second half of the Fraternail Bowling League commenced on Monâ€" day last. There will be the same teams in quest of the King Shield as in the first bhalf, with the exception of the Kiwanis team who will have their place taken by the young Tuxis club. The Moose, winners of the first half, are trying to avoid playâ€"off this year and think that by having W. McDouâ€" gall bowl for them it will give them the second half. The following is the schedule as arâ€" ranged for the second half of the Fraâ€" ternal League:â€" Feb. 25thâ€"Holly Recs. vs. Tuxis, alâ€" leys 1â€"2; L.O.O.M. vs. Y.P.L., 3â€"4; I. ©. O.m. VS A. 13. 1J., March 4thâ€"A. S. D. vs 1â€"2; 1.0.O.:F. vs Holly Recs., vYS. Y.P.L. 5â€"6. A.b.L. VS X.P. lu.y, d~‘*, . Y VX L.O.O.M., 5â€"6. March 18thâ€"Holly Recs. vs. Y.P.L., [«3 vs Tuxis, 3â€"4; ILO.0.F.:V8 L.O.O.M., 5â€"6. March 25thâ€"IL.O.0.F. vs Y.P.L., 1â€"2; TPuxis vs LO.O.M., 3â€"4; ASD., vs Holly Recs., 5â€"6. April istâ€"LO.OF. â€"ys. A.8.D., _ Holly Recs. vs. Tuxis, 3â€"4; L.O0.O.M Xâ€"PIL.. . 5â€"6. April 15thâ€"Holly Recs VS L.O0.O.M 1â€"2;" L.O.0r. vs: Tuxis, 3â€"4; ASD. v Y.P.L., 5â€"6. Westeroa Canada April 22ndâ€"I.0.0.F. VSs 1L.0.0.M 1â€"2;: Holly Reces. vs Y.P.L., 3â€"4; A.S.L vs Tuxis, 5â€"6. April 29thâ€"A.S.D. vs Holly Recs., 1: TO.O.F. vs° XP.L., 3â€"4;} Tuxis vs L Those playing in the various teams and all interested in bowling in general way are asked to clip out the above schedule and keep it for reference, so that they may know the dates on which the various teams play the games in the league. San Diego Union:â€"The Governor of Flordia has just decreed that all forms of gambling must stop at once. But of course this comes too late to help those who are already married. March lithâ€"I.O.0O0.F. vs Tuxis, 1â€"2; 4.D. vs Y.P. L., 3â€"4; Holly Recs vs April D ht half buttcr ~and half lard. Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited Toronto, Ont. 8thâ€"Tuxis vs YP.L., 1â€"2; LO.O.M., 3â€"4; Holly Recs Kiwanis. the Fraternal ©.O.M Tuxis VS Outstanding Programme for Meeting Canadian Mine Men A distinguished gathering of minir> men and representatives of allied inâ€" terests will gather in Winnipeg during March 6th, 7th and 8th, on the occazion of the thirtieth annual meeting of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy which will be held for the first time in its history in the Capital® City of Manitoba. This is a tribute to the outstanding position Manitoba has assumed in the National Mining indusâ€" try of Canada during recent years. An international charactr will be added to the proceedings by the attendance of scientists from the United States, two of whom will present papers. Other very well known Canadians | who wll attend are Mr. J. D. Galloway, | Provincial â€" Mineralogist of â€" British \ Columbia, Dr. C. V. Corless, formerly '. manager of Mond Nickel Company who lmll present a paper entitled "The i\ Frood Deposit; A suggestion as to its Origin"; and J. E. Hammill, President ‘ of Northern Aerial Minerals Exploraâ€" i tion Ltd., a Company pushing exploraâ€" tion into the farthest North. Mr. Hammlll will contribute a paper desâ€" i cribing the systematic methods adopted ‘ by his company in order that no imâ€" portant prospecting area may be overâ€" ! looked. Annual Meeting Canadian Institute of Mining and Metalâ€" lurgy at Winnipeg on March 6th, 7th and 8th. Noteâ€" worthy Entertainment Features. _ Addresses by Dr. Corliss, John Hammell, Dr. R. C. Wallace, Hon. Chas. Stewart, and Other Leading Men in the Profession and in Public Life,. y The Hon. Charles Stewart, Federal Minister of Mines, will attend and reâ€" ply to the toast of the Government of Canada at the annual banquet whichn will conclude the sessicns. He will be accompanied by Dr. Charles Camsell who will preside at the Institute Lunâ€" cheon on the opening day. An old Manitoban, and a past Presiâ€" dent of the Institute, who has long been closely associated with mineral deâ€" velopment in Manitoba and has conâ€" sistently held to the opinion that Maniâ€" toba some day would make important contributions to the mining industry of Canada, will take the chair at the morning session of the second day. This is Dr. R. C. Wallace, formerly égrfimééioner of Mines for Manitoba and now President of the University of Alberta. Mr. F. W. Bradley, president of the |â€" American Institute of Mining and| Metallurgy, and also president of the Treadwell YÂ¥ukon Co. Ltd., has annountâ€" ed his intention to be present. This is| the first time the President of the] American Institute has attended | cathering of the Canadian Institute. _ â€"_Mineral exhibits from various Proâ€"| vinces of Canada will be an important| ifeature of the convention. The Doâ€"| minion of Canada will be represented . by a display which has been assembled | under the direction of Dr. W. H. Colâ€" \lins. director of the Geological Survey,| and Mr. E. Poitevin, chief of the minâ€" ; !eralogical division of the department | of mines. N STâ€"OI rg 1. For the same reason that you wash your face and hands and clean your teeth, why not cleanse your intestines regularly? The ENO way is the safe way, the natural way to eliminate poisonous waste from the system. There is only one ENO. Refuse substitutes. ENO S §So Important to Healthâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, ‘TLMJ/I‘I‘NS, ONTARIO McC Harold F aul Street ives for Ritchie .« in the of the Lumsâ€" 5. â€" anda cond day of the meeting. The speaker guest of the Institute at the annual banquet on the closing day will be Mr. D. C. Coleman, Viceâ€"President, Western lines, Canadian Pacific Railway. An excellent programme of enterâ€" tainment for the women visitors has been prepared by Mrs. H. B. Lumsden, Honorary Chairman of the Ladies‘ Committee. The programme will inâ€" clude afternoon tea at the legislative buildings where they will be received by Mrs. John Bracken, wife of the Preâ€" mier of Manitoba, and a@a luncheon in the Manitoba Club, The progress of mining in Western Canada will be dealt with very fully in a number of papers. British Columbia wul be served by F. A. Kerr: "Developâ€" l ment and Mineral Resources of Northâ€" ‘ern British Columbia"; V. Dolmage, an iold Mamioba Umversn;y graduate: “‘The Origin of the Copper Mountain, | B.C. Ores"; and J. D. Galloway: "Copâ€" per in British Columbia." Saskatcheâ€" wan‘s contribution is "Saskatchewan | Clays of Dominion Importance," by W. \G. Worcester, Professor of Céramics, |\ University of Saskatchewan. _ Alberta |will have three representatives in J. A. | Allan: "Salt and Gypsum Deposits in | Alberta"; Gordon L. Kidd: "Notes on i East Coulee Coal Area"; and T. G. ‘| Madgwick: "The Oil and Gas Situaâ€" | tion in the Prairie Provinces." Ssocial arrangements during the meeting include a smoking concert,, cabaret and dancing and the annual banquet. Lady visitors are invited to the last two as well as the civic lunchâ€" on on the second day. Among the better known of the speakers who will contribute papers of general interest are L. H. Cole, Mines Branch, Department of the Interior: "The Place of Nonâ€"Metallics in the Mining Industry"; J. E. Hammill® "Aerial Exploration"; and L. L. Bolton, Assistant Deputy Minister of Mines for Canada: "How the Department of Mines Serves the Public."‘ The Cold Lake area of Manitoba has recently bulked large in the news columns through the development of the imâ€" portant ore deposits known as the Sherrittâ€"Gordon, and curiosity regardâ€" ing this new mining area of the Proâ€" vince will be satisfied by a paper on its lgeology and copperâ€"zinc ores by J. F. |Wr1ght of the Geological Survey. _ American scientists of high reâ€" | pute are attending and will read paâ€", |\ pers. These are Prof. R. S. McCaffery, | Professor of Metallurgy in the Univerâ€" |sity of Wisconsin, whose paper is enâ€" titled "Metallurgy Slags"; and Mr. W. ‘H. Emmons, the famous economic | geologist of the University of Minnesoâ€" ta. With so much attention now being directed to the great expansion of the mining industry of Canada, Mr. Emâ€" mons‘ paper: "Ore Deposits of the Caâ€" \ nadian Shield" will doubtless attract very wide interest, not only in Canada, but also in the United States and abroad A letter has vpeen received n Cochâ€". rane from Bert Hassels an dhis partâ€" ner, Parker Cramer, stating it is their intention to make angther attempt this year to establish an aerial maii route from Chicago to Stockholm, Sweden, via Greenland. These are the Rockford fliers who made an unâ€" successful attempt to reach Europe by a northern route last year, the attempt ending when they were forced to make a landing at Greenland. This year, according to the fliers, they will attempt the trip in 500 mile relays with refuellâ€" ing stations at Sault Ste, Marie, Cochâ€" rane and two located at intervals beâ€" ‘tween Cochrane and Greenland. They | have asked that the runway which they | made use of last year in taking off from Cochrane, be kept open in preâ€" paration for a start this spring. The fiiers profess the greatest conâ€" fidence that their second attempt will be successful. rth TRY TO FLY AGAIN BY THE COCHRANE ROUTE OVERSEAS Ltd Toronto THINKS THERE Is TOO MUCH EXCITEMENT IN TIMMINS The sleepy town of Barrie, Ontario,. abhors all excitemertt that slumber. Of course, Barrie does not mind a few wholesale cattle thefts or murder or two, being used to these, but other excitements are strictly barred. These few kind remarks being a preâ€" face to the following paragraph from The Barrie Examiner last week, the paragraph being in an interesting column headed, "The Weekly Mirror, Reflecting High in the News from Ontario Town Newspapers." This paragraph reads:â€" "Timmins has long since become Acâ€" customed to "rushes," gold and otherâ€" wise, but one out of the ordinary OCâ€" curred the other day when the news The sleepy town of Barrie, Ontario,| The Haileyburian last week says:â€" bhors all excitemertt tht‘ (l.st,urbs "A p]ane of the General Airways Lfiit- ‘ lumber. Of course, Barrie does notled made a call at Haileybury on Tuesâ€" nind a few wholesale cattle thefts Or ! day afternoon, the first fiying maâ€" nurder or two, being used to these, but ! chine to be seen here this winter. A ther excitements are strictly barred.| stop was made here to secure a supply These few kind remarks being a pr°â€"|of gas, as the plane had flown over a ace to the following paragraph from | considerable distance after leaving the The Barrie Examiner last week, the| base at Amos in the morning. It carâ€" paragraph being in an interesting| e t i colimn headed, "The Weekly Mirror.l“ed one passenger. Leaving Amos in Reflecting High Lights: in the News';the morning, the route, followed took from Ontario Town Newspapers." This| the machine first to the head waters o~ paragraph reads:â€" !the Ottawa River, where a stop was "Timmins has long since become AC~ mage,. From there the next jump was customed to "rushes," gold and otherâ€" | R wise, but one out of the ordinary OCâ€" to Ville Marie and after a short halt curred the other day when the news| the trip was extended to Goward, back was passed around that mining towns " to Ville Marie and then to Haileybury. were to be declared out of bounds for The fliers stopped only a short time government liquor stores. Numbers of !here And left for Amos a 4p3 foreigners, especially, hastened to lay | / , eft for Amos shortly after in a supply of their favourite brands of 4 o‘clock." "Oh, be Joyful." It was something in the nature of a "rush" on the governâ€" | ; ; Niwa | ment institution. The situation de-i | | ! veloped from a misleading flare line across the top of a Toronto daily newsâ€" paper. The story which" followed reâ€" corded an amendment to the Mining Act, stipulating that liquor could not be sold within six miles of any mine,| except in "cities, towns and villages.‘ | It turned out that there was no cause‘ for alarm, the exemption of "cities, | towns and villages‘" saving the situaâ€" | tion. Singularly enough the Town . Council the same day passed a resoluâ€" tion that henceforth only one warning‘ would be given delinquents in arrears | for water, before being shut off. This ‘ is altogether too much excitement in ; one day, even for Timmins." | y » JUST WHAT A CHILD WOULD SAY (From an Exchange). Little Mary, who had fallen ill, begâ€" ged for a kitten. It was round that an operation was necessary, and that she must go to the hospital. The mother promised that if she would be very brave during this time of trial she could have the finest kitten to be found. As Mary was coming out from the infuence of the anesthetic, the nurse heard her muttering, and stooping heard these words: "It‘s a bum way to get a cat." Punch (London) England:â€"Accordâ€" | ing to Rev. J. T. Rhys, there are no | swearâ€"words in Welsh. But there 15‘ Welsh! 138 Thursday, Feb. 28th, 1929 you caN EARN PER paY Loara and Earn \\ g:\ rt time on it {ot or Mechâ€" anics, Battery, Welding, Vuleanizing and House Wiring, also Bricklaying and P 0‘";".“. ing and Besauty Cuiture Work. $6 to $10 "ct Good positions now open. rite or call free instructive book. Hemphilil Chartered Schools 163 King Street West _ â€" â€"_â€"__ Toronto Free Employment Serviceâ€"Coast to Coast e Prosperous and Happy