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«®S0REFS NEAL IN QUICKEST TIME KNOWN in "Sores on leg, uicers, for months. Doctors failed to heal. Then ‘Soothaâ€"Saiva‘ healed them in few days." Jules Simard. "Soothaâ€" Salva‘" heals sores, ulcers, boils, burns. scalds, eczema, like magic. All druggists. ds Praise from NORW AY .. The call for Gin Pills comes evÂ¥en from far olff Norway. Mr. Olaf Berg of Stenkjaer, Norway, suffered from kidney trouble and was given Gin Pills by a friend from America ... "after taking them I felt better,""‘ Mr. Berg writes, "and want you to send me a box directly." Give your kidneys a chance. They work hard and need assistance. Get a 50c box of Gin Pills from your druggist. National Drug Chemical Co. B. C. Power Corporation Northern B. C. Power Co. Lid. East Kootenay Power Co. Ltd. Winnipeg Electric Co. Lid. Canada Northern Power Corp.I4d. Dominion Power Transmission _ _Co. Limited Montreal Island Power Co. Ltd. Southern Canada Power Co. Ltd. Manitoba Power Company Lid. You will like the flavour of this Japan Green Blend < JAPAXNK TEA > ‘Fresh from the gardens‘ COMPANY LIMITED Royal Bank Building, TORONTO, 2 Québcc Montreal Ottawa Hamilton _ London, Ont VWinnipeg Saskatoon Viectoria Vancouver NESBITT, THOMSON 4/2% We recammend for conservative investment Essentially Canadian POWER CORPORATION OF CANADA LIMITED Assets of over $3,000 for each $1,000 debenture. Current earnings at rate of over 5 times total debenture interest requirements. C 30 Year Convertible Debentures 0 Timmins, Ont. At Market, to yield over 5%,. VER 8s7%, of shareholders of Power Corporation of Canâ€" ada and affiliated companies are Canadians. The activities of these companies directly support some 10,000 inâ€" dividuals and their families. In addition, these companies are substantially contributing to the progress of other Canadian industries and providing further employment through the volumâ€" inous purchase of a wide variety of materials. Though investors in all parts of the globe have been attracted to Power Corporation and the comâ€" panies with which it is affiliated it remains in all essentials Canadian. of Canada, Limitetâ€"i, Toronto, Canada Ottawa Journal:â€"Constitutions are curious things. It is all right for the Dominion to help out an aged person who cannot work; all work to help out a person unable to get work. The children of the latter man would have trouble appreciating the point. OU‘LL wonder how Firestone could build better tiresâ€"â€"â€"but here they are â€" â€" â€" more tread rubber â€"â€"â€" more nonâ€"skid lifeâ€" â€" â€"think of it1 Deeper, quicker acti~ tread â€" â€" â€" more contact with tne roadâ€"â€"â€"more rubber between the plies. Stronger, tougz«, safer tires than ever before. These rugged, longerâ€"wearing Firestone tires cost no more than the ordinary. _ Only in them do you receive the extra benefits of the Gumâ€"Dipping process which eliminates interâ€" nal friction and heatâ€"â€"â€"the greatest enemy to tire life. Specify Firestone Gumâ€"Dipped Tires on your new car or make your present car a better one with Firestones. _ See your nearest Firestone Dealer. Tunae in the "Voue of Firestone®* Menday nights, 8 p.m. East. Trmt and 48 Stations Nâ€"Bâ€"C Network 139 819 HUNDRED THOUSAND HURSE POWER FROM ABITIB! RIVER $23,000,000 Piant to be Built North of Cochrane. To Supply Power for Sudbury Area. â€" Big Venture Announced. About a years ago The Advance made reference to the possibility of the Onâ€" tario Government filling the needs of the Sudbury area in the matter of power by utilizing the power resources north of Cochrane. At the time The Advance made the reference there were people who expressed the opinion that the plan was not practical and there were doubts expressed as to whether the Government had ever considered such a plan. It appears now that the information given The Advance at the time was well within the range of the practical. Anncuncement to uphold this was made last week at Toronto. In a despatch from Toronto ‘ast Saturâ€" day it was said that announcement of outstanding importance in connection with the development of Northern Onâ€" tario was made Friday night by Preâ€" mier G. H. Ferguson in the purchase by the Ontario Hydroâ€"Electric Power Commission on 40â€"year contract, of 100,000 horsepower from the Hudson‘s Bay Power Company, a subsidiary of the Abitibi Power Paper Company. The agreement approved by the Hydro Commission late Friday and which follows months of negotiations, involves the immediate construction by the Abitibi Company of a $23,000,000 development on the Abitibi River, 65 miles north of Cochrane, and the buildâ€" by the Hydro Commission of a $3,500,â€" 000 transmission line to Sudbury, where the power will be made available at $22 per horsepower, mainly for the purpose of the rapid progress of mining operâ€" ations. Completion of the development and delivery of power is expected late in the fall of 1931. In his statement the premier said lignite coal from the government field at Blacksmith Rapids will play an imâ€" portant part in maintaining the Abiâ€" tibi Company‘s power system at the 275,000 horsepower production peak. The power will enable the government immeasurably in the handling of the lignite, gypsum and clay deposits which it now has under exploration. The contract necessitates, on the part of the government, construction of a five or sixâ€"mile railway spur from the present northerly extension of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway to the point on the Abitibi River where the power sites to be harâ€" nessed are located. Mr. Ferguson stated the paper comâ€" pany has undertaken to make use of Canadian materials and Canadian laâ€" bour in its plant construction and this he believes will aid materially in reâ€" lieving the prevailing unemployment situation as well as giving impetus to both industry and commerce. Approximately $30,000,000 will be exâ€" pended on labour and materials before the end of 1931 on the project, states Mr. Ferguson. The company‘s conâ€" struction, plus the transmission lines the hydro plan building and the $3,500,â€" 000 being spent by the province on the James Bay extension of the T. N. O. Railway are the major items constitutâ€" ing this amount. wWIDE CHOICE BODY STYLES IN DE SOTO LOWâ€"PRICED CARS Mr. Ferguson‘s statement solves the bullish trend of Hydro stock on the local market in the recent sessions. Many conjectures of mergers, new power development plans and other possibilities involving the company have been piut forward as reasons for the series of advances in the price of the shares. Friday last week Abitibi advanced a further three points to a new high price for the year at 411. be hooked up with the transmission line, and joined up with Southern Onâ€" tario systems. One of the characteristics of a good line of automobiles is that the bodies shailil be so designed that they will fit exactly the needs of the users, rather than leave it to the user to adapt himâ€" self to whatever body types may be ofâ€" fered. Intelligent study of the reâ€" quirements of motorists, and of the uses flinr his statement the .Premier intiâ€" mated other powers lying behind the transcontinental may, at a later date The railway extension will be comâ€" pleted to Moose River and within 50 miles of James Bay this fall, the stateâ€" ment concluded. to which the car may be putâ€"whether for business or recreation, for indiviâ€" dual or family useâ€"indicates the types that must be provided. ‘The more closely body designs and styles meet these particularized reâ€" quirements, the more comfort and conâ€" venience the owner will derive from his car. In many instances, the amount of satisfaction a car gives will depend entirely upon the type of body. With realiy 6omprehensive line of bodies at his disposal, the next thing is for the buyer to make a judicious selection. "If a man buys a coupe when he should have a sedan, or if he buys any type of body that turns out to be a misfit, no matter how good the car may be mechanically, he will never be satisâ€" fied," says Russel Paige, general sales manager of the DeSoto Motor Corporaâ€" tion. The DeSoto has been equipped from the body standpoint so completeiy that the requirements of practically all prosâ€" pective buyers can be met perfectly. In the sixâ€"cylinder line there are a Roadâ€" ster, two types of Sedans, two Coupes, a Sedan Coach and a Phaeton. In the new Straight Eight line with the Monoâ€" Piece steel body, Chrysler engineers have provided a Roadster, a Sedan, a DeLuxe Sedan, Business Coupe, Deâ€" Luxe Coupe, Convertible Coupe and a Phaeton. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO RESULTS FROM SARGON IMPEL NURSE TO SPEAK "I‘m a practical nurse but the action of this new Sargon certainly surprised me, and I‘m giving this statement out of gratitude for what it did for me "I had awful pgins in my right side and in my right ~shoulder joint, that extended all the way down to my wrist and the joints of my hand. Nothing I took helped me until I took Sargon. It completely overcame the pain. I notice too that I am stronger in every way with worlds of new energy and vitality. Sargon Pills regulated ‘me perâ€" fectly."â€"Mrs. Edith Brown, 426 Clenâ€" denan Ave., Toronto. Sargon may be obtained in Timmins at The Goldfield Drug Store. (Cadvt.) DAVEY PROGRAMMES TO BE BROADCASTED OVER CKGW Canadian lovers of oldtime meloedies no longer will have to depend upon radio stations in the United States for the famous programmes of the Davey Tree Expert Co., of Kent, Ohio. Beâ€" ginning last Sunday, April 13, the proâ€" grammes will be broadcast over Station C.K.G.W., of Toronto. The Davey programmes are put on the air every Sunday afternoon from 5 to 6 o‘clock, Eastern Standard time, from Station WEAF, of New York, and sent over the complete red network of the National Broadcasting Co. Announcement was made last week that the Canadian hookâ€"up would be inaugurated on April 20. Since then, however, the Davey company learned that CKGW would be available a week earlier than expected and arrangeâ€" ments were made immediately to seâ€" cure it. The weekly Davey programmes comâ€" memorate the golden anniversary of the conception of tree surgery by the late John Davey. Davey, who was born in England and who came to America when a young man, created this new science in 1880. His son, the Honourâ€" able Martin L. Davey, member of the United States Congress for four terms, MRS. EDITH BROWN Durant Coupe Model 65 â€" Nash Sedan $550.00 $675.00 Chevrolet Coupe $275.00 1929 Whippet Coach $635.00 PRECISTON TESTS SAFEGUARD PLYMOUTH POWER PLANT Did you ever stop to think that the manufacturer of a lowâ€"price car could give as complete attention to inspectâ€" ing and testing the motors as the buildâ€" er of a highâ€"priced one? Plymouth is cne lowâ€"price car in which quality is safeguarded in this way. In producing the famour "Silverâ€" Dome" engine, with which the Plyâ€" mouth car is powered, precision meâ€" thods rarely found in lowâ€"priced car manufacture are followed. . Plymouth production engineers have reduced the human factor, or "human equation," and the variableness that goes with it, to a minimum. Every Plymouth engine is tested beâ€" fore, rather than after, it goes into the chassis, just as is done with highâ€"pricâ€" ed cars. Afterwards it may be too late to remedy deficiencies. Motors that do not measure ur! to the fixed standard for Plymouth are rejected. Thus, every car leaves the factory with a tested and proven power plant. While it may seem at first glance that every engine, built to certain specifications both as to materials and capacity, should really deliver the powâ€" er expected of it, and perform satisâ€" factorily, there are certain human facâ€" tors which must ‘be considered. In orâ€" der to guard against oversight or imâ€" perfect workmanship on the part of any man or the assembly line, tests are made of every Plymouth engine. Afâ€" ter the motor is assemibled, it is run under its own power for two hours and the tatuets and other parts adjusted. It is then lifted off the conveyor into one of a dozen dyamometer booths along the line and checked for quietâ€" ness and power. These booths are soundâ€"proof, so that the motor gets an "ear test." The power capacity is also measured, to make sure that the motor is delivering the horsepower called for. The power actually delivered by Plyâ€" mouth metors is usually two or three horsepower above the requirement. 1929 Chevrolet Coach almost new After the motor is placed in the chassis, and the completed car is rolled off the line, there is a third test. This final check is made ‘"on the rolls," as the automobile treadmill used for simuâ€" lating a road run, is called. In this final test the carburetor is checked and the idling speed, electrical equipment, and so forth inspected. If the engine successfully passes all of these tests, the car is released for deâ€" livery. The entire car is, of course, also checked over at this final inspecâ€" tion. The result is that Plymouth, in addition to being the only lowâ€"priced car with a fullâ€"size body, is also the real quality car of the lowâ€"price field. is now president of the Davey company Of the thirteen musical selections given each Sunday during the Davey hour, ten are oldtime melodies and the other three are taken from the classics or â€" semiâ€"classics. The programmes never contain a jazz number. Cochrane Northland Post:â€""What does your wife say when you are out so late at night?" "Oh, I‘m not marâ€" ried.‘" "Then why do you stay out so late at night?" - $775.00 Due to the tremendous popularity of the new Chevrolet Six, we have an unusually large stock of fine used cars. To clear this stock at once, we offer, not only the usual reduction featured yearly at this time, but DOUBLE REDUCTIONS, meaning prices that are nothing less than sensational. Benefit by these amazing values. Come NOWâ€"today! UCâ€"130X% ERE is a onceâ€"inâ€"aâ€"lifetime opportunity to secure famous used cars "with an OK that counts" at savings that will be long remembered. THE MOST SPECTACULAR VALUES WE HAVE EVER QOFFERED! Timmins Garage Co. Limited Timmins, Ont. sCHUMACHER FIREMEN WILL HOLD ANNUAL BALL, APRIL %8 The annual ball of the Schumacher Fire Department, for many years now an annual event in which large numâ€" bers of people have been interested, not only in Schumacher, but throughâ€" out the camp, will be held this year in the MciIntyre hall, Schumacher, on Monday evening, April 28th. Tommy Stephens and his classy orchestra will furnish the best of music for the ocâ€" casion. Refreshments will be served, and there will be a good time all ready and sure for all who may attend. Those who have enjoyed the event in past years should make a note of the event, place and date. Kirkland Lake Northern News:â€" Some men will tell the truth when they think it will hurt someone else. For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad. Column THAT COUNTS NESTLE Aunt Nellie‘s Way And here‘s the Reason! Nestlé‘s Evaporated Milk is just the best of fresh cow‘s milk with part of the water removedâ€"then sealed and sterilized in airâ€"tight conâ€" tainers. Add water again and you have absolutely pure, safe milkâ€"but more readily digestible than ordinary milk because the large fat globules of the milk have been broken up into smali ones of the same size as in Mother‘s milk. Also, the curds which form in the stomach when Nestlé‘s Evaporated Milk is used are soft and flaky and therefore easily digestible. It was Aunt Nellie who first suggested feeding "The Terrible Three" with Nestlé‘s Evaporated Milk. No longerare they nervous and irritable. Regular, romping rascals now! EVAPORATED (Unsweetened) Sedan almost new Chevrolet $850.00 Thursday, April 17th, 1930 _ tike starches or proteins, they must first be emulsified in the body before they can be utilized as nourishment. FATS and oils are not digested lilâ€"na Ar nmfping- thev The Important Reason is pure codâ€"liver oil scientifically emulsifiedâ€"prepared for easy and rapid digestion, just as Nature provides emulsified fat in milk. This is the important reason why the codâ€"liver oil you takeâ€"should be emulsifiedâ€" should be Scott‘s Emulsion. Scott Bowne, Toronto, Ont. _ 3046 1927 Ford Coupe $200.00 Star Sedan Overland 6 Coach $300.00 Chevrolet Sedan $375.00 $375.00 M4