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Every day we get reports from the sick, telling of the wonderful cures brought about by taking the New Indian Herb Tonic Never Die. _A Tonic for Men and Women Unsurpassed. Bad Stomachs, Rheunmatism, Lack of Energy, Gas on Stomach,. and all Run Down Conditions, such as No Ambiâ€" tion, Ko Pep, Indigestion, Heart Burn and Weakness can be cured. Never Information Given by Tisdalie Council Over Five Hundred People in Timmins are Taking this new Medicine. Over Five Hundred are feeling better. You too Can be Made Well. Reeve Gallagher Comments; on Value f Interest of Ratepayers. Many Questions Before Regular Sesâ€" sicn of Tisdale Council. There was a letter from the Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Byers, of Schuâ€" macher, re two children in Schumachâ€" er, one suffering from pulmonary tuâ€" berculosis, the cother from spinal trouble. He recommended these be reâ€" moved to an institution where they could be properly cared for without beâ€" ing a menace to the health of others. ‘There was a report from G. H. Gauâ€" thier re some legal matters pending and a report from Chief McInnis re family in need. Mr. J. Shewan, chairâ€" man of the school board of School Secâ€" tion No. 2, and on behalf of the rateâ€" payers of that section presented a petiâ€" tion showing their nsed of extra school accommodation and asking that $15,â€" 000 be raised for same by debentures, lasting over fifteen years, They wishâ€" Health Brought Back After Years of Suffering Tisdale township council met on Monday evening with the reeve and all the councillors present. Bouth Porcupine, Ont., April 27th 1932. Special to The Advance. Thursday, April 28th. 1832 Ideal Hardware and Furniture Co. Limited The latest product of this wellâ€" known firm is now on display in our store, and you are invited to come in and see it. Made in various colours to blend with the style and decorations of your present kitchen, the Beach Console can be used as a table if desired. It has a large roomy oven, drawers in which utenâ€" CcCOMFORT ... SERVICE ... APPEARANCE the 3 salient points in presenting the new sils m and a latest Beach Console Electric on your old range or stove as a down payment on a new Beach Console Electric Range Come in toâ€"morrow and see it. For a limited time only Range A V be kept when not in use, he other features of the Electric Ranges. Citizens‘ Garage Corner First Ave. and Spruce St. SCHUMACHER â€" THIRD AVE To our expert ears and sense of touch we‘re able to locate motor troubles instantly. So why not have your next auto repair work done here at most reasonable rates? COMPLETE OVERHAULING AT REASONABLE GREASINC: NC oL ACCESSORIES ed to add to the present building and thus could use the heating unit now installed. The reeve stated ‘he had | been unable to see Premier Henry when | he was in Toronto as it was just at the Easter season, and had not been able to get his assurance as had been proâ€" mised but felt sure it could be arrangâ€" | ed later. The McIntyre store building | had been suggested for housing the two iextra. classes but there are no playâ€" grounds there, an extra janitor and heating system would be required and conditions there with>ut much added |exprense would not likely meet the inâ€" spector‘s requirements, Mr. Shewan stated they would like to start their building operations by the end of June. All thae classes in one building would tend to much better coâ€"operation among principal and assistants. Die Herb Tonic lifts you right out of your present state and makes you fit. The young can be filled with pep and ambition. The old made younger and the sick made well. Mr. Campbell was present on behalf of the Schumacher Ratepayers‘ Assoâ€" clation re their request for certain reâ€" ports. They wanted the emount of taxes colle¢ted from S.S. No. 1 and SS. No. 2 restectively and how they were applied on the various levies. The clerk replied that these taxes were turned over to him in bulk,â€"that, as each payment came in, it yould require much more in the way of books to allocate each one among the various levies made. â€" Reeve Gallagher stated that each year there is a requisition made we are making a special offerâ€"a liberal payment GAS Every day and many times we hear the same story, Never Die ‘Tonic fixed me. I am a different person. We have vet to hear of ona case where Never Die has not worked wonders. Don‘t take our word, ask any one of the five hundred who are taking this new tonic and you will hear the same story, wonâ€" derful! Mr. Campbell then asked re the finâ€" ancial statement of each month and when they could have that. They had received the idea at a former meeting that this was available each month. The reeve stated that the information was available from month to month on the books but not in a compiled form for handing out. Mr. Campbell thought that giving this out in a compiled form each month would facilitate the year‘s report. The reeve instructed the clerk to try out this system ‘and get out compiled report of each month. Winchester Press:â€"First its slippery, then its sloppy, now you melt and then you freeze, now you cough arnd then you sneeze, watch the mercury hop and skip, it‘s not strange we have the grippe. from both school sections for funds. Fach year taxes usually fall short of the amount requisitioned but this amount for the schools must be met. Nevertheless Mr. Campbell stated that he understood that, but could not see why they could not have the amount of taxes collected on each levy whether it was short or not. The reeve stated that with so many amounts both large and <«mall being paid "on account‘"‘ for taxes to allocate the proportion of each small payment to the various levies would involve so much mathemaiical work and aa much more compilicated system of books that it would not be feasible. The taxes are bulked and the totals allocated but there are some of the levies which must be paid in full, such as debentures andâ€"school reâ€" quisitions whether their shhre of the taxes levied meet the required amount or not, hence the general levy suffers. The council asked Mr. Campbell what reply he had had from Premier Henry and A. F. Kenning, MLA., re some influence asked in matters of income out the cases where real suffering will exist when the federal government‘s assistance will be cut off after May lst. There are families where there are small children here who must receive help of some kind. tax for the municipa:y. The reply was that they had received merely an acknowledgment of their letters It was remarked by the council that this was the first time they had gsot any effort of assistance from the ratepavers in trying to solve the townshitp‘s diffâ€" culties and felt that their inflvuence back of the township‘s efforts would eventually help considerably. A special meeting is called to go into the relief situation in detail and find The police car needs an overâ€"hauling and this was authorized. Relief for an indigent in the fiooded area at Poreupine Lake was asked beâ€" fore he and his dogs and his woodâ€"pile floated down to Night Hawk Lake. The routine bills and accounts were nassed for payment. A cleanâ€"up for the streets of Schuâ€" macher was a)so asked and possibly the placing of wasteâ€"paper receptacles that the public might be educated in ksetâ€" ing their town clean. It was thought a idea to have one near the post office. The fact of the foreignâ€"speakâ€" ing population blocking the street at certain sections so that even women had to step off the sidewalk to get past was mentioned by council and Chief McInnis said he would attend to that now that the council had giver him authority to do so. Why don‘t you try it. If it doesn‘t THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The announcement states that the correct number of cords has been asâ€" certained by officials of the Goodyear Company, and has been placed under seal until the contest ends. Employeses of the Goodyzar Company and of all rubber comparies are debarred from competing for the prizes, so that ns one who has to do with tire manufacâ€" turing is eligible. This prits every on on an equal footing. 3 There was another busy session at the police court here on Tuesday though none of the cases were particularly serious, The cords do not show on the surface of a tire. They are imbedded in rubâ€" ber under the tread. They are visible when a tire is cut in two; the ends of the cords can then be seen in ‘the rubâ€" ber, A section of the tire fabr c showâ€" ing the cords is on display at tire stores throughout Canada to help conâ€" testants in making their estimate, and entry forms can be obtained from the acaler. Another Busy Session at Police Court Here The contest closés on June 5th, and names of the winners are t> bs anâ€" ncunced shortly afterwards. help you it won‘t cost you One cent. Every bottle is sold with a positive guarantee to help you, or your money refunded. A man told us toâ€"day that three botâ€" tles cured him of a bad stomach. Anâ€" other who had taken on:y one bottle said his rheumatism was going. No matter what your trouble is you try Never Die. It drives the poison out, and brings sunshine into your life. Sold in Timmins at The Goldfield Drug Store and South Porcupine at Fearce Sons. Do you want to be well, if so Never Die is the tonic you need to make you well and happy. Get a botâ€" tle toâ€"day. Delays are dangerous. There were three charges of drunkenâ€" ness, each of the three being fined $10 and costs. Onse of them could not proâ€" duce the required fine and as a conâ€" sequence will spend the next thirty days at Haileybury. Never before have people been asked to estimate the number of cords in an automobile tire. Some people are not even aware that there are such things as cords in a tire. Of course, tire manufacturers know that it is the cords that give the tire its strength. But it is doubtful if even the men who make tires have ever before counted the numâ€" ber of cords. Everybody likes trying for a prize. The challenge to skill and judgment is often as strong a lure as the prize itâ€" self. Whether it be estimating the number of beans in a jar, solving an intricate puzzle, or choosing a name for somebody‘s soap, there is a satisâ€" faction in putting one‘s brains to work in competition with cthers. Some tires contain more cords than others. For this reason, six different tymes and sizes of tires have been seâ€" lected. Contestants are being asked to estimate the average number of cords in these six tires. The rrize contest just anrounced by the Goodyear Tire Company offers an unusual opportunity to those who pride themselves on their powers of deducâ€" tion. ties laying the info:mat The police are starting in early to check up on the speeding autos. There were no less than five men â€"charged in this week‘s court with speeding. Two of them pleaded. guilty and the other three were convicted of this breach of the Higbway Traffic Act. Each of the five was fined $10.00 and costs or a total of $21.25, which is enough to disâ€" courage s;reding. especially as second offence casts still more and is a black mark on the license. The other two cases, one a charge of assault and one under the Highway Traffic Act, were withdrawn by the parâ€" Prizes Offered Public in Goodyear Tire Contest At this week‘s court there was anâ€" other charge of wilful damage to proâ€" perty, this latter case being one in which private property was concerned. The case was remanded for a week, as was also one under the Master anu Act. on occasion. It seems particularly mean to cause loss to the property of the general public. There should be even more care and consideration for public property than for private. To wilfully damage public property is to injure oneself and everybeody else in the community and there does not seom to be much sense or good sport in that sort of thing. A woman charged with breach of the Liquor Control Act had her case adâ€" journed for a week. Another woman, who faced two charges, one under the LCA. and the other under the Exâ€" cise Act, was remanded to next week on both counts. A couple cof men who damaged the fence around the ball ground were in court as a consequence. They had deâ€" liberately pulled at least one board off the fence and thought this senseless and destructive trick very funny no doubt. It did not seem so funny in court this week when the magistrate said $5.00 and costs," which means a total of $16.25 for each of them. It is to be hoped that these fines will have the effect of stopping the damags to public property that is all too common \ Gambles Winners of \ Commercial League a it a a § GAMBLE ROBINSON . Gagnon . Canie ... .iA «â€" .1 i Horrester .....;..102.;... . IBX.. ..:1 Nicolson ..;.....:. 214. uns s :1 N. 0. Made a Grand Finish and a Great Comeback, but Could Not Overcome the Big Lead of the Gambles Team. What a grand finish and what a at comeback on the part of the T. N. O., and then to lose out by 30 pins in final game of the playâ€"offs oi the Commercial bowling league last Friday! Credit is due again to A. Saint who rolled a Tine game in the last frame. In the fourth stanza it looked as though he were off his game, and he let a war whoop out of him and went on the war path and made seven consecutive strikes aod finished with 294 pins, A. Allen, his teamâ€"mate, also rolled the good score of 216 pins in this game. Gambles bowled very weak, Kraby and Nicolson being the only two making over 200. the T. N. O. by 38 pins. The seâ€" cond looked like Gamble‘"s game when Alton and Nicolson, the two last men, came to bowl. Alton struck out, while Nicolsomn blew, nosing out Gambles by 33 pins. The third game was a walkâ€" away after the fourth frame, for botii teams were fairly even up to that point, when, as stated above, Allen and Saint let loose. C. Alton had an offâ€" game in this innings, only rolling 144. It was a fine comeback, rolling up against 306 pins, and finishing up with 277 pins, 30 pins on the wrong side of the sheet to tie up the series. The following are the secores: At the start of the three games Gamâ€" bles had 307 pins to the good from the previcus Monday games. On Friday the T. N. 0. won all three games, but not by enough margin to overcome the big lead from Monday‘s games. The first game Friday night was won by For Sure Results Try a Want Ad Armstrong Allen .;... Leach Saint Alton _ We Sell for Less. No matter what the advertised price is on medicines, our prices are just a Little Less. Try us and See. 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The trend of activities in the mining industry toward a seagrch for new discoveries of the precious metals and the increased exploration and deâ€" velopment in this phase of the indusâ€" try, rather than the base metals is shown in the nature of the work carried out in the laboratories. A general reâ€" view of the investigations is presented by W. B. Timm, Chief of the Division of OQre Dressing and Metallurgy, in the first section of the reptort. Section II contains the reports of investigations on the treatment xf meâ€" tallic ores. Piftsen of thess vwo‘*e on gold ores such as the O‘Brien Cadillac, Siscoe, Parkhill, Beardmore, Casey Mountain, Central Patricita, San Anâ€" tonio; one was on a@a straight silver ore; nine on base metal ores, including the copperâ€"pyrite ore of the Aldermac Mine and the copperâ€"nickel cre of the Falconbridge Mine; and two were on cobalt ores. Section III contains the reports of investigations on the dressing of nonâ€" metallic minerals, such as the grinding of scrap mica; the examination of anhydrite from Canadian deposits. The pweliminary analyses of the Great Bear Lake pitchblende is included in the reports of this section. section IV contains the reports of investigations of the iron and stsel secâ€" tion, including the musso process and a study of the concentration of certain types of iron ores. Copies of the report may be obtained by application to the director, Mines Branch, Dertartmesnt of Mines, Ottawa. TOOTH PASTE and TOOTH ERUS:: HOLDERS VWi:ite or Blue. Reg. 35¢ REASONMABLE CHARGES 16 Cedar Street North For Constipation take BEDTFME PILL® Vegetable Special 10¢ GILLETTE RAZORS Gold Plated BAYVER"S ASPIRIN For the Bathroom RELIABLE (GARAGE 10¢ each COoTY‘s FACE POWDER KLEENEX Large AGAROL Large 20¢ Expert Repair Work Guaranteed 7c Sam Ross, Proprietor One Quart of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. Vitamin tested. No betâ€" ter oil, pure and wholesome. Quart Bottle 69¢ Special t Kenning Trophy Won by Schumacher The 1932 Champlonship of the Interâ€" town League Won by Schamacher Bowlers in the Final Games, Toronto Gliobe:â€" Some people are protesting against the rise from $1 to $2 in the rado license foe. How much do they want for their dollar? The A. F. Kenning trophy goes to Schumacher this year with the 1988 bowling champnionship of the interâ€" town league. In the final gaimmes on the McIntyre alleys Schumacher won frot® Timmins, taking three points to the one for Timmins. To tis uyp the league Timmins nee«ded all four points. As a consequence of the games last weeok the handsome trophy donated by A. P. Kennming, MPP., now finds a new home. In the season‘s play Timmins won 17 points and Schumacher won 23, In the final games, Tomkinson rolled high single, 240, and total 659. FPuour Schuâ€" macher Morandin rolled high single, 284. and McMillan, high taotal, 504. The scores were as follows:â€" TTMMINS Studor 169. ... 226 186 1 Whitney 218 ...1856 179 563 Kimball 210 234 180 ... 624 ‘Tonkin 167 .167 Studor Whitney Kimball Tonkin Brown Tomkinson Morandin Cavalin Mira Barron .. McMillan Bettiol 990 1080 1018 Schumacher, 3 points; Timmins, 1 point. 2meron HOWARD‘S DYSPEPSIA REXIEDY SEIDLITZ POWDERS Large box DR. WESTS TOOTH BRUSH M.1l.â€"31 ANTISEPTYIC MOUTH WASH 16 oz. bottle NEVES. DIE HERB LONIC â€" © Special 39%¢ KRUSCHEN SALTs ENGLISHK HEALTH SALTS Regular 60¢ Special 85¢ IPANA TOOTH PASTE FRUITATIVE®s LARGE Aâ€"HOUR SERYVICE Timmins 213