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I. mine chewing the bowel and Wake up your Liver Bile â€"-No Cahmel necessary SWREB ON THE “Rim-THAT’S UVER We have the following highest grades of Hard and Soft Coals at. our yards at Schumacher and Timmins . Smokeless Elk H0111 Lump and Stoke1 from Little Cur1ent Domestic Coke STOKE UP !!! Yard SCBUMACHER THOUGHTFUL CARE AND DIGNITY CHARACTERIZE OUR SERVICE ‘ Saunders Creek Acorn lump, from Alberta New River, 6 x 2, lump, from West Virginia Phone 725 S. T. WALKER How’s Your (3an Bin ? TELEPHONE 509 Welsh and American Anthracite Lyken’s Valley, Red Ash, all sizes Newcastle, White Ash, all sizes OPEN DAY AND NIGHT CANADA NORTHERN POWER CORPORATION LIMITED F uneral Director H 4RD COALS Head (Mice and Yard TIMMINS, ONT. SOFT COALS TIMMINS CONTROLLING AND OPERATING NORTHERN ONTARIO POWER COMPANY. LIMITED NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COIPANY. LIMITED Phone 117 make a case and toady to the alien agitators and their deluded followers! This particularmlien at Kirkland Lake had created trouble right along, his chief mischief being done at the soup kitchen. People who ought to know say that the food is good at the soup kitchen and that conditions are the Wish Happy Return 3 to Man at Kirkland? IOU!) rvin Q U0} nu :nderstand the )l' m ntc the c 'robab. Wher ouch Atkinson and IVE I] £8 DU this country the man u mpnuia. he a incident car so U nice one more ens! of deportation b: the return of thi. -y from which 11' cident caries q the report as rthem News. Wen herewith s of The Adve facts of the 1 tin Toronto ne 31) to OU watts Inside Frostcd for major rtain or uncer- r are as little 5 this one tron anything tc y to the alier ted rourt at. MTG mm 5 ap If Barrie Examinerâ€"The world’s dumbâ€" ést. personâ€"the bridge player who xbici no trump on thirteen spades in his own hand! hate, was re-calledl'he-re last Sunday as the body of his cousin,Rczbert J. Small, was shipped from Kirkland Lake to Tottenham, Ont, for burial, following his sudden demise at 26 Kirkland St. Mr. Small, who often talked of his re- lative’s mysterious disappearance rfer Toronto, died in his sleep last Satur- day, the "victim of” a heart attack. The deceased was well known as a prospec- tor 1n the Kirkland-Larder Lake dis- trict, and for the past 15 years or so had lived on his mining claims in the Misema River area, about three miles this side of Larder Lake. He was also the owner of a gravel pit located on the property. An native of Tottenham, he had spent some years of his life on Manitoulin Island, also in New Lis- keard, where he tended bar in the Grand Union Hotel in the days before prohibition in Ontario. A sufferer from stomach cancer, he became actu- ally ill more than a month ago, and took treatment in the district hospital here. His death, in 'his rooming 'house at 26 Kirkland. was discovered early Satur- day morning when his breakfast was being taken to him. Mr. Small was known to many Kirkland Lake people. and it is recalled that he sometimes commented on the mysterious disap- pearance of his cousin, the millionaire theatre man. It was his opinion, re- peated often, that the theatrical mag- nate was slain and his body thrust into a furnace under a theatre in Toronto. A sister, Mrs. A. Small, of Tottenham, is believed to be the only near relative of the deceased, who was unmarried." said it wasn‘t sweet enough. Towns] Relief Officer Johnston says he’s be causing a lot of trouble down there, fir ing fault with the food." The Northern News, of Kirkland Lake, last week sayszâ€"“Canadas great- est mystery. the disappearance of Am- brose J. Small, Toronto theatrical mag- "Do you want to be-deported?“ the magistrate asked the fellow. “Sure.“ the vag. replied, “to hell with this country." “We’ll send you back to Ukraineâ€" they’re got a good system there," dryly promised the court. “It will be three months in jail and recommended for deportation.” “CK. thank you” replied Antonowich “That’s the way he’s been carrying on at the soup kitchen and at the jail” related Chief Shane. “On Tuesday we got a call from the soup‘ kitchen. This man was there and was com- plaining about a bowl of porridge. He said it. wasn‘t sweet enough. Township Relief Officer Johnston says he’s been COI’SIN OF AIWBROSE SMALL DIES A'I‘ KIRKLAND LAKE “The syst Antonowich Butther and steppe: oratory. thing findc fouxr Nf 'ommunity Wh ady 1 ation Magistratr Obliges Man Who Doesn't Like Canada. $140 A! iC ult, with the : in the Kirkla Nick's name Jresent that ? :h, “it's ..... " magistrate interrupted him ed a flow of “Csmmunistic’ n Inc tem 'PPPd ft h when Nh (1i US DC " Antono Vstem thw queried t hav It! ub] 12h in Ar 1d was calle *d promp' malt 11' )DC 18 WI'OD mag THE W ADVANCE. TIMMINB. ONTARIO 1T I] plied bk he I'E 1d n M As a concrete example of the amount of wealth produced by these mines, it. may be noted that one mine alone has paid out in dividends a sum great- during the twe discovery. over discovery. over three hundred million dollars «$300,000,000; in gold have been produced and the annual output is now 1329300900 and increasing. rap} Province of Que 250 milesâ€"about ween the bwo p zones include thq land Lake 301d d the copper-301d man Railwa‘ 0. Rain An Increasing Output From Porcupine Area Active operation of Porcupine area gold mines was cmnmenced in 1910. and ncrthern gr: mand in the At Mileage 178 the between the Ottawa R James Bay watersheds is two zones of mineral e: east and west from Or. Province of Quebec; 3 1 250 milesâ€"about equal}: bec. clay belt, and t‘ the line traverse tural land. The abs-ut sixteen mi] and this is hair the vicinity of a ing, dairying am being [the basis c being M dertakir well on The distribution of this vast amount of new weather by way of trade chan- nels of the country has made for pros- perity of the province. Dividends paid by the Cobalt silver interests to end of 1932 total $105,144.- 883. (It is still producing at an aver- age Cf 2,000,000 ounces per year.) Amazing Timber Lands Awaiting the Settler The Province of Ontario runs north through about 1,000 miles of latitude. reaching far up the western shores of Hudson Bay, and the vast majority of the northern part still remains to be explored. The climate contrast is noticeable when one leaves the south- ern part and strikes north past the Georgian Bay and into the wooded Temiskaming country. soil‘ lake Nor Wlhen isk-amin way we rung a plits t :old, si 1e mam T. N. 0. Rly. Big Factor in Progress 1V8. One notices how rr a rocky crust covex 11. with hundreds o. kes and millions. orth Bay to Moosonl ing and Northern ¢ Elli: {mil NOI'HN‘I‘U (mum!) “aux-.21; 1115 my: amazing mm '1' timber. dd. silx'm'. (1.3mm and \x'z‘uvx‘ 1');y\\'¢'-rre. \ r AI 1hr head of Lu‘m- I‘s'mx'skummg at "u: Llskmu'd 1h” milxmy nmvrs m!- HEVROLE'I' SIX! RS as Opened up Great Mining Am: Where Much Wealth has been Pro- duced. Latest Extension Gives 3r npor mme ixteen millior Chant Railway a Big 1 Development ( . the constructi 1n arL.‘ and 1‘ under 1m ~WI n land IOU as and I] if .hese distr ak n Mcre Terrlt 90: zith the now Ca new at nCocm'ane 1ward movemen tide-water of Ja' 'lE m [1011 'cup I! lway enters mderd mile yews sine aundred m xalve been slow Before the ob- lt was reached district of C?- Ltracting pros- m Swastika a and Rouyr â€"serving t} height-of-Iand iver and the crossed, where nrichment run .8110 1 Ontario, an area in Que 1v of th Ontari 1y settled 1n mixed farm- nck farming 'riculturazl un 5 particularly ve stock, and in great de- l of Ontayio with alluvial mreams and trees. From .he Temiska- ario Railway cf timber. later powei's. star in North ,3 Moosoneee the Premier atest chapter was recorded. ne reveals a 1 varied na- lignite, gyp- h grade clay KC :he On desired 16 .ded be K1 the m agriculâ€" contains 3,000,000 ) filed in contain Central lion the iC lords access undeveloped part .01" Can Railway found the deposits in 1903. tc great gold mines a and the discovery wealth in Kirkland Seventy-five at the Abitibi waterpower d. and am rnOn ark EVE nan H'y ly Jus build world's iad k )me Wt all the build'm found the i in 1903. to Big Road Taps Inland Sea on Arctic Inlet II rolct Six! =I< It’s ‘Made to Order: Chevrolet and General Motors invited thousands of Canadians to take part in a nation-wide surveyâ€"to talk over their practical driving problems with the industry’s best engineering talent. It was a radical experi- men tâ€"and a complete success! 3 0,000 responded, telling what they want in their next car, giving a mass of data on all the little things (and many big ones) about a car that means so much "from the driver’s point of View”. And Chevrolet en- gineers are frank to acknowledge the important C1 Mes {Wm mm 21ft an ada. ry .auway from and Kirklan constructisn disclose ates: nickel body at. Sud torists asked for a big, sul smartest, too! You’ve sure} D16! on the streetâ€"and tu glimpse of its modern Air-1 [f you’ve seen it leap awaj â€"you've seen what Silent S md extra horsepower acc madian Pacifl MADE TO ORDER [OR BANADIANS Chevmlct Six '10 Order Lt C2! U amous Carba be followed Parcupine 114 uggesuons played OHKCI’ Give Canadians what they want and Canadians will buy. And how they are buying the new Chev- . mainly for mural reszt which it pa pnce 3r the T. N 15 Cabalt sit n 191 I C1 in IWRS 1E he low-price fie horn on flc Rail- disclosed 1ke mim Timmins Garage Co. Limited by the in 1909 And he: W98 U II )1 'lf lKakamt I colony Mantra: ' transmx carry t.) January 10 and sailing from the following morning. thi MacMartin party will be train from Cherbsurg, Brindisi. Italy. “Here an aeroplane will to carry them down the 9: Africa and into Nairobi and now r Mom: Wh it 8,890 Miles in 15 Days in Dash to Gold Fields ll‘OU I] A. Ma 5y ndic IMPERIHL‘BHHK OF (MI-59E Canadim. Mam! ld Timmins, Ont. HERD OFFICE TIMMINS - SOUTH PORCUPINE he {IDIOT poridcd, Don’t take these thrills at second hand , giving up to date on motoring. Come to our show; d many â€"see the new Chevrolet Six and drive it. ‘ Mont and s “i the CONNAUCHT STATION, Sub. to Timmins (Friday ll No wonder people are demanding Chevrolet as no other low-priced car. der Canada is choosing the car that Order for Canadians! you’ve overheard its purring at the curb, you know what Cushion-Balanced smoothness and six-cylinder silence mean! If you’ve watched it "settle down” on bumpy streets and ruttcd roads you’ll know what riding-ease it offers! No wonder people are demanding this new V Customer Research Dept. General Mom Packets 0! Canada. Ltd., Oshawa, Ont Name Address now I’d WHAT 30,000 MOTORISTS TOLD US ‘cally is 11 'ill b« 1m T11 be wait ast coast Time after time fire or burglary has tetally desrroyed paper wealth. Put your paper wealth beyond danger in a Safety Box in an Imperial Bank of Canada Safety Deposit Vault. The cost is less than 2c per day. PAPER WEALTH NEEDS STEEL’S PROTEC‘TEON 111C h Kenya ‘ll ,ng >11 m in other wor chance of thf up on the 975 ment study ha inviting Chevrolet ownership SISCOE GOLD MINE OPENS l'P NINI'ZTY FEET OF "Hill-GRAIN“ It Sisc I] 'ncy )m H. C. SCARTH, Manager F. E. COOPER, Bdanagvr 111! priced car. No ll the n at dc}: wox ds m M Oi 975 f M m ll u TORONYO 1T VX‘C mim m 0mm 1.111 Made to n ,carn op on bc 'e Is a being picked The Analyst. m qu 11' 32 exp‘ .11] 1(- am SEVEN HOY em n aluc W