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Add these ele ments to cheese and you have a dairy â€"product that looks like cheese, tastes like cheese, but, by virtue of this added foodâ€"value, merits the name of "superâ€"cheese" ... that is VELVEETA! | wa man I keq MAYOR GF ENGLEHART IS A VERSATILE GENTLEMAN Da Mayor Weeks, of Englechart, is a ays able and ready to handle wha er may come along, whether it } ind isual i with a ) pigeon ‘Ax quecC Then h Hom ked. Ma THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO im pauseil.â€" Cl Hom Westmini i name of 12 ministe L }} h d IaVv he baby makin:g trange," a th i bad The "Ssuch is the optimism on which the mining country lives. "All of Timmins admits that, unless there are new developments the town has passed its peak. The population is now around 11,000, some of it pretty will scattered. as are the mines of the have fo name se are not "The Pre Cambrian outcropings are dotted with silent monuments of deâ€" parted hopes, ranging all the way from a test pit of a few feet, found aimost anywhere, to the big modern buildings and plant of th> Paymaster, closed when it should have been or perhaps even was on the eve of its profitable development. "Of course there are many succeosses. In the Porcupine division and ceontered are not mentionéd as such In pOoitE conversation here, for they all say may come back, but when they get the money to complete this or that, they will resume operations.. Pallures are "The exception, in Timmins espsâ€" cially, is in the character of the public buildings, particularly the schools. These are fine, modern and substantial structures. People tell that education is their big financilal problem. The proportion «w children in the populaâ€" tion is unusually large, and the deâ€" mand for new buildings is constant. Class of residences is below normal. The schools are of the very best, both public, separate and high. The peoâ€" were pretty much rained out. This year there has been less rain but enough to promote the proper growth. The harvesting has commenced. Hay is in stacks or being taken from the fields. The oats are ripening. "Truly may it be said that Northern Ontario has millions of acres of agriâ€" cultural lands. In appearance the culâ€" tivated portions are between that of Eastern Ontario and the prairies. "The mings are spectacular and the farms are not, but it is more than posâ€" sible that the future of this great country is held in the bosom of the agricultural lands more than in the rocks of the Pre Cambrian shield. "The life of the farms is without limit. No one gives the average mine more than ten years. To maintain the mining industry beyond the decade new properties must be discovered and deâ€" veloped. How many more Hollingers McIntyres and Lake Shores are there? "‘"One can almost gather what the people believe concerning this by comâ€" paring the difference in the physical characteristics of towns like Halleyâ€" bury, New Liskeard, Matheson and Mcnteitn with Timmins and Cobalt. The first four here named are in agriâ€" cultural districts. The others are built. almost altogether among the mines.. Most people in the towns of the farmâ€" ing districts expect to live ~out their lives there and have built accordingly. Home construction in the mining towns indicates the ten year expectaâ€" tion. One Daily Editor‘s Opinion of This Part of the North Outstanding Impression of Trip on T. N. 0. is of Argiâ€" cultural POSS]‘)lhtIEb, Says Port Arthur hdltOl Comâ€" ment on Character of Timmins Public Buildings, Esâ€" pecially the School. Some Interesting Notes from an Editor‘s Note Book. istance The P voice the opinion tha i greater measure of 31L icle: CiC by M pecial ‘he cutstanding impression on t a first trip through the cour d by the Temiskaming and Notr Ontario Railway is not created ourse there are many succ2eosses. Porcupine division and centered Timmins these are the Big Hollinger, McIntyre, Vipond, e and March gold. Those who plleowed the stock markets can aitted th ths M 2 outcropplit hield, store natura trict t 0 head i On| e trip, writ M. O. Ham lly looked in t hat prodiuced! Kirkland Lake iles in earth, its Hollinger oug On oducing atrtyâ€" tha €£ SsStLOCK he other clas: reh Vm Olll ricul ung, and should be to all in this part ig as they do the htful visitor and a e of these article: , _ "Loamâ€"Quartzâ€" i0," is given in ful Th »d. The peopl Last year the d in traversing duced! the fai not create mining cou iral industt Lake with its arth, and Porâ€" linger, â€" second mines of the t was little but f the Pre Camâ€" there snouldC vernmenta aly temporâ€" e Pre Camâ€" of precious 1l 2 wWAo They polite Tt ikâ€" Py by PV I have looked a Apples falling, My hat! 000 Huntingdon â€" Gle varied are the lawsu ways kBut the courts a new one. The 5 haps it is fortunate that the suit is t be heard at Vandallea, because the place is in the State of Missouri whic has a well knokn proverb demandin Newton, sitting on Watched an autum And found That gravity brovw Watt, ob Boiling t Designed A paten (From Punch Bruce, with eyes g Watched a perser Then rose And swiped the F P 4 I0GwWw iyIn§g aArea, Some IOour DY SIX miles in extent. Explanation given by residents is that this is the bottom of the once Frederickhouse Lake. About 1910 a Rev. Father Paradis, with the idea of homestsading the bottom of the lake and also facilitating a developâ€" ment of a mining claim, blew out by dynamite, a natural dam and drained the lake. Prospectors and others were very angry as it removed a means of transportation and made much porâ€" taging necessary. The lake bottom is useless and the mine prospect amountâ€" ed to nothing. Of course the natural dam could be replacedâ€"at considerable castâ€"but the prospector are now betâ€" ter served for transportation. "An interesting item Oof speculation is offered in the fact that the mines of this country have been found where the Pre Cambrian shield protrudes through, or nearly through, the soill, or overburden. These spots are comâ€" paratively scarce in view of the great ex‘tent of the territory. How many more mines of great value could be found wih a knowledge of just wher to remove the overburden?" ists and others. The route is said to be cut out for a power l North Bay the distance is 280 "Of Timmins‘ 11,000 pgopli 3,0500 are of school age. "Running into Timmins b passengers are interested in low lying flat area, some four miles in extent. Explanation © "A raliway OffHcial said are served by the T. anc "Port Arthur people 1 seen the country would fi ng, on trips, say to To route by North Bay, in bury, thus going througl of Ontario. "The watershed of PcC the James Bay. "There are five sawmi arouncC very h JuUI is, on the Mattagam Timmins relief fund f und $25,000, which i y high,. . It is more th nb 11â€" DC Timmins ha who is bring ABOUT INSPIRATION®S ausIng nt is fortuna T1 roadste ns 1€ Lak D1 W ry, a@a Gistant ould open u 1In ive sawmills Mattaszami R Imn0o imen MT hand lanation given is the bottom use Lake. Ab Paradis, with : the bottom of : of An a power lins. ce is 280 mile id 100,000 ind N. O. 2 who ha than is The 0 w of the great y. How many value could be : of just where Porcu pasebal boiling § for Y m )LI COT anC railâ€" have mIn irDoOou d a. da 31 ik â€"eAlways Pure: _ Safe»®FFresh _ New York Life:â€"It is perfectly all right for a woman to want to hold on to her youth, but she should not do it while he is driving. a paper read last week at the American Astronomical Society‘s annual meeting. Mr. Stewart said two government branches had recently started a coâ€" opsrative survey and expected to do preliminary work this year. entl byv rus fruits usual hisg METHOD NOW PLANNED TO DISPLACE DIAMOND DRILL authoritatively stated citrus tree has had,to that the groves ha nroceed with the cul Florida‘s Citrus Fruit Not Ruined by P41 nfected will be j he shij o want More rapid and ‘economical meéans f locating mineral masses by utilizaâ€" on of gecphysical methods of prosâ€" ecting, to displace diamond drilling, re being studied by staffs of the Doâ€" iinion Observatory and Department of Tines, it was stated by R. 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Ja A*s < 5 ult 17 ber of passengers carried with a total of 115,000. Canada came second with 74,639. United States was third with 49,113. Germany‘s express and frieght total was 4,282,000 pounds. France was second with 2,755,000 pounds; Canada third, with 2,404,682 pounds and the United States fourth with 1,847,836 pounds. Sudbury Star:â€"A smuggler marrie 62 girls. Some fellows are hogs fo punishment. Civil air transportation statist‘c from 26 nations for 1928 made publi today at the Department of Commerc show that United States planes carrie 4,061,210 pounds of â€"mail; France 1, 607, 280; Germany 1,130,000; Canad 316,831 and Great Britain 120,9862. Canada‘s 327 ships flew 2,724,41 Toronto. According to s nished by Miss Campbell for the first six months service in this ( they cared for 46,334 visits. ton, D.C., says that the United Stat leads in civil air transportation so f as mail carried and the number of mil flown are concerned, but Germany ahead of the rest of the world in mil of airway in operation, number of pa sengers carried in commercial milea: per airplane and also in pounds of e: press and freight carried. Civil air transportation statist! CANADA‘s PROMINENT PLACE INX TRANSPORTATION BY Victorian Order Nurses Working in North Land WA hrougho 1lbit YVEEZETENED EVAPORATED Th 1\ Adl firs in Hamilton la v. when asked a iting . Mi rdi ing in 72 different cent Canada and that of th in Ontario, with one services of all carried on ccording to statistics f1 Miss Campbell, there we t six months of 1929, 67 nurses constantly iis city. During that per Kirkland e and 0 nt GI ccy will ha ly to be i1© to M h month ol J V.O.N. servict aa@al contf T ail e in Cobalt n iss D. M. Per to from Ottar Eqdith Campb order, in Torc LK Exhibition h €36 d that B0 and ent c2e1 it the Ontar blic h old a his lb proble iefly : ructior the wo alt in _ July fu