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Standi | Cla The No. 12 the m Ssenl princl] lagher tor, *A T yraa«r J oc the rates in most classes are lo the year; that there‘s a better of accommodation; that they 1 better personal attention; tha are no crowds; that they will b comfortable; that May ideal for travel and that they ; most for their travel dollars. They know that r compiete Regina M Laurentic M: Doric M: MAPLE LEAF FLOURK May Sailings Calgaric M Megantic M coall 18 phone, writle or 1y 16 June 1 JHE original genius who put water power to work is unknown â€"but to Rome goes the credit for bringing the invention to light. It was by the spoils of war that the Romans first cfiscovere-:l the horiâ€" zontal, waterâ€"wheel flour mills near "Cream of the West" t REPORT OF S.$. 14 TISDALE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes at the South Porcupine School for Last Month Junior IIIâ€"Irene Deacon, Hildreth Childs, Wolodymyr Solonynka, Elina Wuori, Fred Andrews, Florence Lloyd, Bob Gallagher, Dora Kobzey, Margaret Richards, Beatrice Smith, Dorothy Sharp, Marion Myers, Katie Miller, Helen Zaitz, Mike Capyk, Nellie Eyre, > following is the report Oof A Tisdale (South Porcupine) for nonth of April:â€" ior Fourth Classâ€"B. M. C. Shaw, ipalâ€"Betty Martin, Mary Galâ€" r, Michael O‘Shea, Rosalind Canâ€" Mary Myronyk, Mirjam Wuori, Purnis, Toivo Parkko, Jack Mcâ€" . Jenny Stefanski; Irja Kuusila Annie Bucovetsky, equal; Lillian IIIâ€"M. Laurel Thorpes, teacherâ€" Gallagher, Ruth Kehoe, Patrick ngham, Joseph Stern, Jack es, Wilmer Fera, Madeline Deâ€" Eino Luhta, Neil Train, Sirkka , Sylvia Parkko, Robert McJanet, Burke, Douglas McCann, Edna _ Patrick O‘Shea. Bucovetsky, equal; Lillian r Haneberry, Edwin Mack, : Bennie Laffin and Leslie il; Gordon Roy, Ada Wiiâ€" i McJanet, Terence Sampâ€" ber ibe ston, teacherâ€"Joe ta, Irean Kaufman, rius Wright, Marâ€" Grenville Childs, el Wilson, Stella McIntosh, â€"Reggie ynolds, Laura Luhâ€" Christie Schmelzle, rice Varker, Harry Mike Kostynyk, George Young, Edith Rapsey, Woneta Blood, Louis Dagenais, Jack Deacon, Douglas Moddle, Rauha Vallenius, Douglas McLeod, Phyllis Mcâ€" Cann, George Nummela, Delphise Dagenais, Ruth Verner, Dora Dillon, Evelyn Mack. Sr. IIâ€"H. Michaelson, teacherâ€" Vieno Kautto, Tuulikki Vikstrom, Arne Manner, Preston Hamilton, Stella Steâ€" fanski, Bethea Londay, Kirst! Vikâ€" Jr. IIBâ€"R. M. Donlevy, teacherâ€"Eva McLeod, Mary Toderan; Pat LaForest, Nellie Shukinski equal; Edwin Kuusela, Jim Turner, Phyllis Pamplin; Roy Richâ€" ards and Dora Kesnesky, equal; Veikko Toivianen, Charlie Eyre, Lenti Walli; Arline McJanet and Marion Gibson; Bessie Verner and Reino Rauhala, equal; Steve Capyk. Simcoe Reformer:â€"The Civil Serâ€" vice Act has been abused. The King Government is suffering abuse at the hands of its critics for this very reason. The logical step for the Government is the institution of a judicial enquiry directed towards making effective the provisions of the Act according to the true intent of its framers. Hon. P. J. Veniot cannot be condoned for his flagrant disregard for and intentional violation of this Act. The King Govâ€" ernment can at least render itself imâ€" mune from further accusations in this connection by the step mentioned. Sr. IAâ€"Margaret Gooding, Katie Zaitz, Nadezna Myronacks; Charlie Gioâ€" vanella, John Spitz, Pete Aquino. Sr. IBâ€"I. McGavin, teacherâ€"Beatâ€" rice Knutson, Beverley Evans, Lena Holovitch, Jean Andrews, Willis Maki; Lillian Kaufman and Eino Kautto, equal; Joan Smith, Billy Dagenais, Sarah Firth, Reggie Kavanagh, Avylin Cronk. f Children like the crisp, crunchy shre â€"and it‘s so good for them â€"makes teethâ€"Delicious with milk or fruits. Paper inserts in each package offer a surprise for the children. Serve it Some way Every dayâ€" + With all the full-snze bran of the bi $ C U 11TS â€" whole wheat THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO : EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK T0 :\ BE FROM MAY 25 TO JUKE 1 The week from May 25th to June ist is to be observed this year as Empire Shopping Week. The idea underlying this annual event is to stimulate patriâ€" otism and to encourage Canadian and other British trade. ‘Trade is the foundation of national prosperity ana for all parts of the Empire to trade together is to increase ‘the general prosperity and progress. During the week of May 25th to June 1st it is proposed to specially feature British goods, whether the products of Canâ€" ada or of other parts of the Empire. To make this Empire Shopping Week a success it is necessary to secure the coâ€"operation of all. In Canada the Canadian Manufacturers‘ Association is giving the most wholehearted asâ€" sistance for the success of the week this year. The wholesalers in general are also giving hearty support. / number of retail associations are pledged to work to make the event a success. Individual merchants are inâ€" terested and with all working together Empire Shopping Week should "go over big‘" this year. The newspapers are going in strong with the movement and it is expected that the interest of the general public will be roused so that a very notable impetus will result for Empire trade. Within the British Empire it is posâ€" sible to secure goods of almost any kind, and there are few, if any, lines in which the British goods are not superior to any obtainable outside the Empire. British goods are famous the world over for superiority. It is good business for the individual to purchase British goods, and it is also good fo:r the nation, helping as it does the prosâ€" perity of the various parts of the Emâ€" pire. In each section of the Empire it is likely that the particular goods of that part will be specially held in mind during Empire Shopping Week, but the innumerable other lines specialized m other divisions of the Empire will be featured as well. It will be found that there are few things that are purchasâ€" ed that cannot be bought within the Empire to the decided advantage of all concerned. It is all a matter of knowâ€" ing the facts and through such mean» as the Empire Shopping Week giving the information about British products and their superiority. In previous years the merchants of Timmins have coâ€"operated in the Empire Shopping Week, and this year still more interestâ€" ed and extended assistance is promisâ€" ed to make the event a helpful sucâ€" cess. Annual Event to Stimulate Patriotism and to Encourage Trade Between the Different Parts of the British Empire PROGRAMME OF CHILDREN‘S DRESS BALL, MAY 11 AND 18 Literally hundreds of people look forward each year to the dancing reâ€" cital and children‘s dress ball given by the young pupils of Mrs. R. B. Simms. For several years past this event has been one of the features of the season and has never failed to win delighted approval. There is always a large attendance and all present at these dancing recitals are delighted with the charm of the dancing of the children and the wonderful skill that must have been given to their instrucâ€" tion and training to reach so high a of excellence. This year‘s dancing recital and childâ€" ren‘s dress ball will be held in the Maâ€" sonic hall, Timmins, on Friday, May 17th, commencing at 645 pm., with matinee on Saturday afternoon, May 18th, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Annual Event by the Pupils of Mrs., R B. Simms Promises to be Attracâ€" tive and Enjoyable Throughâ€" out The pleasure of the events may be gathered from a perusal of the proâ€" gramme arranged for Mrs. Simms pupils. This programme is as follows: Grand March and Waltz; Highland Fling, by Tots; "Innocence"; Shean Trews, by boys; Flower Dance; Solo Court Minuet; Boys‘ Sword Dance; Irish Jig; Tarantelle; Hungarian Top Boot Dance: Caller Herrin‘; Butterâ€" fivy Dance; Sailor‘s Hornpipe. Grand March and Waltz; Highland Fling, 2nd class; Irish Jig, by Tots; Scotch Reel; Skirt Spanish Dance: Dutch Dance; Butterfly Dance, by Tots; Sword Dance; Narcissus Toe Dance: Shean Trews; Highland Fling, by Boys, Higland Fling, 3rd class. eds of baked whole wheat s good bones and sound 6 ces t 29 ‘Crea says that "there is a mining and prospecting activity that is bound to bring very substantial results to the people of Ontario." This is a proper way of looking at the matter and will be found to be the reasonable one. The Ottawa Journal‘s editorial reads as follows:â€" "Sspeaking before the South Ottawa Conservative Association on Tuesday night Mr. Charles McCrea, Ontario Minister of Mines, said: "Irrespective of what the stock tickâ€" ers may say, there is abroad an enâ€" thusiasm and mining development that has not been exceeded in any preâ€" vious year. From Hudson Bay to Optimism the Proper Attitude on Mining Now The mistake made by some in judgâ€" ing the mining industry by the condiâ€" tion of the stock market is dealt with in an editorial last week in The Ottaâ€" wa Journal based on an address by Hon. Chas. McCrea. Hon. Mr. Mcâ€" Crea savs that "there is a mining and vIOUuSs_ YCRT.>â€" »RFTFOIMY PX North Bay there is a m pecting activity that is very substantial results of Ontario. Our mines to three and four thot ore bodies of great w plotted and blocked. . now ahead in copper a ing, particularly in th trict." "This is wholesome optimism. It is a profound mistake to judge the conâ€" dition of the mining industry, or, inâ€" deed, of any industry, by the fiuctuaâ€" tions of the stock market. In the case of mines, too many people have failed to make a distinction between mining prospects and mines that are being operated and producing conâ€" crete results. In other words, they have confused speculation with investâ€" ment. "The consequences of this mistake, reflected by the ups and downs of the stock ticker, have not affected the proâ€" duction of mines. Today, more than ever before in our history, Ontario‘s mines are richly productive, yielding treasure undreamt of twenty years ago, in a fair way to make this province and this country among the richest in the world. ‘"This does not mean that there are necessarily great ore bodies wherever eager prospectors may stake a claim, or that all we have to do to get rich is to buy a mining stock. What it does mean, however, is that, no matter what the tickers may say from day to day, there is great prosperity in store for Ontario and for Canada, and that wise investment in mines of demonâ€" strated value will ultimately bring subâ€" stantial results. Boston Transcript:â€"One known as the ace of gangsters is under arrest in Chicago. Now let the rest of the pack be included in a grand slam. This is the roofing for your home,. In additrion t o being Fireproof and Timeproof, Flexstone colourings, this year, are, without a single doubt, exâ€" ceptionally smart . . . you won‘t find anything lovelier in all Canada. Yet with all these advantages, Flexstone s first cost is exactly the same as that of any "fairly good" roofing. Economical for any size house . . . for business or farm buildings, too, as shingles or in rolls. From Rock to Roofâ€"all Canadian e Is abroad aAn er mining developmer exceeded in any pre i ~ 1 G a mining and pros at is bound to brin FLE XS$T O NE ousand Teet, an! wealth are bein Great days ar and nickel min the Sudbury dis the pe roing d 11â€" fiuctuaâ€" iIn the nle have Asbestos Shingles AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR : George Taylor Hardware Limited !‘[al-!- y tsA Joh n sâ€"Manville ADIAN JOHNSâ€".MANVILLE CO., LIMITED MASTER OF ASBESTOS alt TIMMINS New Liskeard MANY BIRDS VISITING AT NEW LISKEARD THESE DAYS The New Liskeard Speaker last week says:â€""In addition to the various species of land birds which have been visiting Temiskaming‘s hub during the early spring months, New Liskeard was the stopping place for a considerâ€" able number of wild geese and black ducks, that made themselves quite at home in the open water at the mouth of the Wabi The birds stayed with us for a couple of days and then conâ€" tinued their flight to the north." whi nat men Why brit orth â€" Bay NuggCU. ch criticizes court se and consider that ited from its rank: NESBITT, THOMSON COMPANY Bay â€"Nugget Montreal, Toronto, Winnif Blended Romany Reds, Brittany â€" Blends of copper, moss, bronze and purple. Tile Red, Deep Green, Blue: Black, Red and Green. All these are offered you in Flexstone this vear. # ne clang of forge. .. Montreal y â€"Nugget:â€""The public izes court rulings should nsider that jurors are reâ€" i its ranks and that it vernments which appoint "And ," we ask, with due _ The Hamilton Spectator ned it in the first place, that up?" LIMITED Royal Bank Building, TORONTO, 2. al Quebec Ottawa Hamilton _ London, Ont Winnipeg _ Saskatoon _ Victoria _ Vancouver .‘.‘. . the clank of steel. .. . the staccato of riveters heard from coast to coast. Savings deposits higher by $#144,000,000 in two years . . .. increase in life insurâ€" ance in force of $2,500,000,000 in five years. These are compelling evidences of Canada‘s industrial progress and prosperity. Recordâ€"breaking car loadings . ... higher earnings of public utilities . ... heavier railroad traffic....greater mining activity . ... improved newsprmt consumption ... all testify to Canada‘s intense activity. Canada is fundamentally sound, and we believe will continue to progress. Securi= ties of well managed Canadian basic industries provide a safe and profitable medium of investment. The flourishing condition in the dairy industry, with products of a value of $30,000,000 exported last year, and an inâ€" crease in production of condensed milk, evaporated milk and skimmed milk pow~ der of $14,984,000 in five years, bespeak the soundness of this basic industry. We will shortly offer the securities of a dairy company operating in Canada‘s largest and rapidly growing cities. Cochrané Swastika Anmncouver son‘s saving pa Better I EeE CC Have a KEYâ€" SsSTONE STATION rel brakes with Jâ€"M Asbestos F ind Learn and Earn part time Motor Mechan ica, Battery, Welding, Vaulcanizing, House Wiring, Brickiaying, Plastering, Barberâ€" Iing, Beauty Culture Work. G positions open. Write or call, free instructive book. 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