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Thursday, May 29th, 1930 of the Distributors â€" ROSS O‘NEILL, TIMMINS, ONTARIO and ready to show you why We are thoroughly convinced that any one who compares motor cars today will buy a Nash. Nash designers and engineers have built three exceptional motor cars in three different price fields. Comâ€" parison shows each one to be the value of its class. The Twinâ€"Ignition Eightâ€"the only straight eight at the price with Twinâ€"Ignition, O9â€"bearing, inteâ€" grally counterweighted crankshaft, aluminum alloy connecting rods, Bijur Centralized Chassis Lubricaâ€" tion and Duplate nonâ€"shatterable plate glass throughout. The Twinâ€"Ignition Sixâ€"the only car in its field with Twinâ€"Ignition performance. Drive this car and you‘ll realize it‘s the kind of perâ€" formance you‘ve always wanted. 18 PINE STREET SOUTH Have you ever stopped to consider the fact that even when machinery is stopped for luâ€" brication it really goes on the maintenance side of your ledgers? For surely nonâ€"productive maâ€" chinery is distinctly a maintenance item. And when you add up the ten minutes here and the twenty minutes there, you‘ll find a sizable and savable total of hours in the course of a year. RODUCTION and Maintenance are eterâ€" _nally waging a battle of profits. Cutting corners on costs often means the difference between dividends and deficits. Alemite Lubrication Systems are great moneyâ€" savers on this oneitem alone. For you donot have to stop machinery for lubrication with Alemite. It is lubricated at full production speed! Of course you know the moneyâ€"saving story of Alemite equipmentâ€"how it is quickly apâ€" plied with an Alemite Gun to dustâ€"proof fitâ€" tingsâ€"how it forces lubricant into bearings at 2500 pounds pressure, cleansing as it lubricates. Mash 400 NORTHLAND MOTOR SALES The Single Sixâ€"the only car in the $1000 class with automatic centralâ€" ized chassis lubrication; automatic, thermostatâ€"controlled radiator shutters; headlampsand cowllamps chromium nickeled; twin cowl ventilators; and a high compresâ€" sion, completely pressure lubriâ€" cated, 7â€"bearing motor. Nash Features You Should Know Centralized chassis lubrication, builtâ€"in, automatic radiator shutters, and the world‘s easiest steering in every model, Adjustable front seats. Steel spring covers with lifeâ€" time springlubrication, in the Twinâ€"Igniâ€" tionEight and Twinâ€"Ignition Sixlines. The priceless protection at no extra cost of Duplate, nonâ€"shatterable plate glass in all doors, windows, and windshields thruout the Twinâ€"Ignition Eight line. This glass is also available at slight extra cost in all other Nash cars. are proud But to convince yourself thoroughly that you can add to your profits by subtracting from your lubricating expense, conduct your own test on Alemite. Replace obsolete grease cups and oil holes with Alemite fittings, choosing one machine or one department. We have a set of special forms for you, to aid you in keeping systematic check of your comâ€" parative costs by the old way and the Alemite way. Upon what these figures show you at the Stewartâ€"Warnerâ€"Alemite Corporation of Canada, Limited Belleville â€" â€" Ontario Gentlemen: We are very much interested in what lubrication is costâ€" ing us. We believe your gratis coat forms will bhelp us in figuring these costs. Please send a supply. TIMMINS, ONTARIO Name of Company Addresa Your of even one month we will gladly rest Stewartâ€" Warnerâ€"Alemite Corporation® of Canada, Limited Belleville, Ontario Name TME PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Positior Active Season Opened by Prospectors Airways Prospectors Airways have commeneâ€" ed another season, says The Mail and Empire, and one of the three airplanes has already been brought into operaâ€" tion. Robert Cockeram, Peter Graham and Glynn R. Burge left Haileybury few days ago in their large plane, with Amos or Oskelaneo as their first objecâ€" tive. It is understood that the fiying partners intend awaiting favourable conditions at one of those points, with a view toward flying to the Opemiska Lake area as quickly as conditions will permit. Results obtained during the breakâ€"up neriod on the Ventures property are of more than usual importance to these men and to the organization as a whole. The Ventures property was optioned from Prospectors Airways for a price involving $250,000 and 485,000 shares of stock in a 3,000,000 share company to be formed. Surface results rank among the most impressive ever disclosed in any copper property in Canada Diamond drilling has already shown the ore as continuâ€" ing to between 150 and 200 feet in daemt‘th. Those identified with Prospectors Airways are pleased with results so far obtained through diamond drilling. Meantime, various parties of the Prosâ€" pectors Airways have been sent to fields in which they are to operate during the coming summer. Two or three of these parties were sent out before the comâ€" mencement of the breakâ€"up season and already been prospecting in the Opeâ€" miska Lake area for more than month. Those directing affairs of the Prosâ€" pectors Airways are among the more experienced and cautious prospectors. The airplane carrying Cockeram, Graham and Burge may even now be racing over the virgin fields of Quebec, carrying first word, since the breakâ€"up from the Opemiska Lake area. Many mining men and shareholders in variâ€" ous concerns which have become interâ€" ested in that section are awaiting this word. Provided the drill holes comâ€" pleted during the breakâ€"up pericd show surface conditicns +o continuing over important length ast "depth, a boom is expected. At any rate, the silence will scon be broken. London, (Eng.), Titâ€"Bits:â€"One of the cdadest churches in the world, that at Benoni, about 20 miles from Johannesâ€" burg, S.A., is to be moved from its preâ€" sent site. This church is constructed entirely of cardboard and beaver board, and was sent from England about 20 vears ago in sections. It has been exâ€" tensively used and has proven efficient. -----J A3 PLANTING TREES 10 USt WASTE LANDS IN ONTARIO Reâ€"forestation Being Carried Out Near Thessalon by the Forestry Branch of the Ontario Dept. of Lands and Forests. The matter of reâ€"forestation of waste lands is a matter that is important: to all Ontario but of special and vital inâ€" terest to the North. The vlans set out by Hon. Mr. Finlayson for transâ€" planting farmers from poor lands in Muskoka, Haliburton, Hastings anc other counties in Southern Ontario to this North Land and its fertile acres and then letting the waste lands vacaâ€" ed by the farmers go back to forestry was very closely considered by all in the North. It takes some time, of course, to make such a plan successful, but it does look like the ideal plan, doubtless benefit, seeing to settleâ€" ment in the good areas of the North and also heliping reâ€"forestation. Though the interest is keen in this double plans other plans for reforestation are also of interest. In discussing the question ‘The Toronto Mail and Empire in «an editorial article last week says:â€" "The forestry branch of the Ontario department ~of lands and forests has one hundred and ten men at work north of Thessalon planting white, red, Scotch and jack pine trees on a tract of land that is locally known as the "Desert." This plateau was formeriy occupied by a pine forest, but twentyâ€" five years ago it was denuded of trees by lumbermen. Since then it has been for planting. It has undert@aARen t supply trees and coâ€"operate with cerâ€" tzin public bodies in the planting of forest demonstration plots. It has also encouraged counties to acquire tracts of waste land within their boundaries for the establishment of county forests and has been prepared to supply trees, plant them and take charge of the management of the new forests for period of years. ho 5d L K *n dn s E "In the territory nonth of Thessalon: the department is putting land that formerly was forested and that is now. unzuited for agriculture, to use. It is incurring some expense, but it will have, when the trees now being planted. come to maturity, timber that will be of value. Whether the" returhn from the timber will be sufficient to make the coperation a profitable one from a fimancial standpoint, the heads of the dopartment probably could judge. On the other hand, the operation may proâ€" duce valuable results other than finanâ€" cial returns. The trees that are being nlanted will prevent the sand. on the land that is being ref orested from driftinz to adjacent land. The plantâ€" ing of the trees and the management of the plantation, carried on in conjuntâ€" ticn with the department‘s studies of tree growth in Northern Ontario, may also assist the Government of Ontario in its effort to devise methoeds of perâ€" patuating. timber supplies in the proâ€" vince." BOYs URGED TO GET IN SHAPE FOR ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIPS In a note in the "Sportology‘"‘ column of The North Bay Nugget last week "Observer" seys:â€"*"When this week has elapsed, only a fortnight will remain until the schoolboy track and field exâ€" perts of Northern Ontario are bugled into action for the annual district meet in the Ontario schools championship trials. The qualifying meet will be held here on Saturday, June 7, and extensive preparations are «under way for the event. It is to be hoped that the scholars interested have been dutiful at training. The standards set by the Ontarie Athletie Commission demand smart t‘arformances before an okay to the provincial championship meet at Hamilton, on August 22, is issued. However capable, no entrant can afford to take the district tests lightly. The training perio@ should start with the a.mwux(cement of the date of the meet, and continue until the district meet, and between that time and the chamâ€" pionshinp meet, the district winners should be striving to improve their work. Northern Ontario has only started to demonstrate the profitableâ€" ness of this system of rearing trask anrd field artists. One or two who have since graduated, had the honour of copping first place medalis in the finals to ouen the gate for further noteworthy accomplishments. From Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, North Bay, Hailaybury, Cobalt, Kirkland Lake, Timmins and south Porcupine centres should come boys capable of matching skill with southern Ontarto students. This year‘s district meet should be representative of these and many o‘ther centre:, and a concerted effort should be put forth in order to send a highly capable team to the finals." | Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lauzon, of Otiawa | were Timmins visitors last week. It has undertaken to COBALT CASEY DISAPPEARS BUT Is NOT YET FORGOTTEN The following paragraph from The North Bay Nugget will be read with much interest: "George Herbert Shaw, more popularly known as Cobalt Casey, has vanished from our midst, and though well known in the district, it would be rather stretching it to say that he was the most porhilar. A short time ago he was convicted of a breach of the law and was remanded, being! allowed out on his ow recognizance to appear one week later for sentence. He did not appsar at the end of the week and now he is a wanderer careâ€" fully avoiding his former haunts here. Should he come back and the police ses him, he will be gathered in and given his deserts. There will be no search made for Mr. Shaw, alias Cobalt Casey, and if he has departed from the district, the district will not mourn.‘" London, England, Daily Herald:â€"A worker of advanced age is the Rev. J. Cynddylan Jones,, D.D., who is known throughout the Methodist world. There is not a chapel in the Presbyterâ€" ian Church of Wales in England and Wales in which he has not officiated during his 66 years of active preaching. He was 90 years of age last Friday, and many admirers will regret to learn that he is not enjoying good health. I hear that his son, Professor E. Norman Jones who is Lecturer in Hebreéew at the Uniâ€" versity College, Aberystwyth, is engaged in writing a "life" of his father. Dr. Cynddylan Jones besides preaching more than 5,000 sermons, has written over 70 volumes on theological matters" Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis, Limited â€" Timmins, Ont The Geo. 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