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Turnit gold pro the und tering rke mented : rudely a of gold. an unal it â€"may: having â€" importa to the paraLlive times 1 we *blovy 1 Min (Goldâ€"Mining Boom is seen for the Empire Sir Newton Moore Touches on the Benefits Resulting from Increased Mining Activity,. _ Mining one Case Where Demand Exâ€" ceeds Supply., THURSDAY, APRIL 1318 i0933 V Out HMTY bi C bu Humorist, TLOn« can film actress re function wit bout » M Predicts C Mitr Has Buttressed Credit Mit aClI of Hetr mem ATt 1 MMA Canadida s minera ercome these ge es." ‘The â€"thank Revival € i1s Cconnection: °Un men engaged in th nada‘s mineral in nistake in x member mal mpr( di Mir [(@Ji ) WOrLh Of Hon. Mr. M i l rld today is so iationsâ€"whether dard. When the pass don, Dominion w attention to coal resources des of the Doâ€" mnection: "One shows the 18€ ib s t a n tias â€" Government e the balance dâ€"mining reâ€" ire, for which continuous!} n he re; uld not because h Eng.:â€"An to attend upport increasin r Or neglect hat 1M caADine!l mpanyv xpl il 1 comâ€" rather rilable | â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"._â€"_â€"â€" en in | EXPECT PROVINCE TO PAY iterial| _ TAXES ON FARM NOW RENTED pro dir CaASe rers pass edes th al, )1 1€ in All Try The Advance Want Advertisements Roosevelt‘s request Cor through severe legisla C WHOLLY RIGHT IN TAKING PRECAUTIONS® ment supervIisot Land" scheme, ‘The farm, of 33( by t! be e DP Napanee 1] counties of Latchf mavor Report for March for the District Children‘s * being mad has resum Cook, wh who had ch t H it 1t Ln T Heads C.P.R. Hotels Urge E ENGLEHART HOSPITAL ODD 1l 11 m VH ithoriti n council herd d to pay tax e it is rented. ) SUP beer ly, efhicier We note t Ch Y : legislation to preven section Oof the Unitc om publishing informs ) the national welfare. this week from New Lisâ€" it as a result of the Proâ€" tment of Agriculture to jerations at the Ontario Farm at New Liskeard been made in the staff 3(0 Ma slat mil 1Al the position before ntendent at the farm, former duties. M. F. ded Mr. Nixon, and lated for transfer to 1ilar capacity for the x and Addington will skeard as land settleâ€" in the "Backâ€"toâ€"theâ€" )w being carried out. cres, has been rented nmnan, keard have 1I Mo} ent rict representaâ€" t,â€"and W. G. position and the proâ€" been notified that they will on the proâ€" 11 n ALI Dro 31 ba ‘esident | the be npful i 8A amo mica Di MHlI GTan forme il ick sideration. But let Th own story. Here is th The North Bay Nugge "Action on the exten settlement plan was ut tario Legislature Committee at the sessic on Wednesday. This j been carried out quie! vyear, has met with c Ba n m€ bu ~som n Old On ideration. Scheme Reported as Working Well. Why Nct Extend it?* It Offers Per marent Ssolution of Unemuployâ€" 1M InnMm 11 rge Extension of Backâ€"toâ€"Land Plan imit ible ide: be cart has Tt 1 Above is a picture of the Duplex press installed by The Advance some months ago. Those who have seen it in action have been so delighted with the remarkable features of the machineâ€"its speed, smoothness, and ingenuityâ€"and many have evidenced an interest in this new addition to the equipment of The Advance, that plans have been made to give all who care to see the machine in action an opportunity to do so. It may be noted that on account of its speed and completeness it is in active operhtion only a few hours per week, and part of that time during the last minute hustle of getting the paper from the press to the subâ€" seriber, a time when visitors would have no room or opportunity to really watch the press. When it is remembered that close to a hundred newsboys and girls are cluttered round the building waiting for their papers on Thursday, it is easy to see that it would be an inopportune time for visitors to view the press. Part of the paper is printed on Tuesday, however, and when the press is running on Tuesday is the best time to view it. Accordingly, arrangements have been made for friends of The Advance to see this fine press in operation on Tuesday afternoon Accordingly, arr: Advance to see this s year to put no n more families back is wOrking a: largely â€" decide u Jeople VAaAI iT ild indic cheme but out q t with ue tha Trouble When successful xXcep sessions ( This plan ; Bi You Are Invited to Come and See it Working on Tuesday, April 18th ndfd 1 n with the thness, and his new ad aive been m: Unempl O 7ME PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO 1} ANSONVILLE HAS RESUMED PAYMENTS ON RELIEF AGAIN n in arrears to carry on the relief ac ienced inemp wvallowe men up i1 1 rom hip of Calvert has again ) provide direct relief to ed. A cheque for the 144.94 was received Tuesâ€" om the government. The gh it only covers the cost i October to the end of do a great deal towards financial standing of the e council have been unâ€" iate any loans owing to ling relief account and the school salaries have ars. The council will be on and it is hoped account will not be held peratin t was . Paul table fork was : table by anxâ€" one of a set. CK payments Iroqusis Fails maAk s«‘ Girls ting to the| â€"Present Good PI: 11 11 18 11 Miss Bristow and Charlie Robert T‘wo violin solcs by David Gordon, : Timmins, gave a wonderful display ¢ talent for a boy of his age. The a« ccmpaniments for the. numbers we: Miss L. Dube, Mrs. Gabriel and Mi Bristow. Mr. ("Dad") White, of Ti mins, delighted the audience by h very well illustrated talk on "Ta O‘Shanter." The Girls Club put on Oneâ€"act play called, "Be a Little Cu( koo," a play "written and directed k Mrs. Parker and to be put on for t pore working girls." In the play "Mr Parker" imagines her talent is equal t Shakespeare. The part of Mrs. Park er was taken very capably by Mi: Evelyn Leck. ‘"Marjorie, (Marguerii McKay) thinks Mrs. Parker overâ€"ost mates her play writing, and says it wi be a failure. Not to put it on for th poor working girl is her suggestior they have enough to endure. "Harrie! (Doris Cooke) voices her cpinion ‘bt says "Mrs. Parker" will put it on ur less the roof falls in, so they may : well get it over with. A few sugges tions from "Anna" (May Tinsley) hop none of their friends come to see th play and would like to find a way cut C taking part. "Lizzrie" the scrubâ€"wo man, (Mary MacDonald) pauses, on ht way toâ€" serub < the â€"to tellâ€"â€"th Variety Concert at Schumacher Week was Much Enjoyed. Pers al and QOther I!tems from Th Advance Correspondent at 1€ in M 1 forâ€"a boy Oof hn riniments for the L. Pniube, Mrs. C Mr. ("Dad") delighted the by 11 e Correspond: Schumacher. h The press is known as the Duplex Model A Flat Bed Web Perâ€" fecting Press. It required a whole freight car to bring it here. One casting alone in the press weighs 2,500 lbs. _ It prints eight pages at the one time at a speed of around 3,500 complete copies per hour, folded ready for delivery. The press prints a roll of paper. This roll is four pages wide and weighs about 1,000 lbs. It may be noted that 5,000 complete copies of The Advance (two sections of eight pages each) can be printed from the one roll. Some months ago when the press was first installed The Adâ€" vance gave a description of the press and its operation together with the suggestion that an invitation would be extended to readers of The Advance at a later date to come in and see the press in actual operation. Here is the invitation. _ All will be welcome to see the Duplex press at its speedy work of printing and folding on Tuesday next, from 4 to 5 p.m. and from 8 to 9 p.m. next, April 18th, from 4 to 5 in the afternoc the evening. Between 4 and 5 p.m. and 8 and 9 p.m. on 18th, you are specially invited to come and se regular work. The press is known as the Duplex Model fecting Press. It required a whole freight One casting alone in the press weighs 2,500 pages at the one time at a speed of around per hour, folded ready for delivery. The paper. This roll is four pages wide and w It may be noted that 5.000 comuplete copies Person M1 € LV on H 16 wha 1ll 000 0 0 4 6 % 09 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6# 8048806908 80046 04 8 % 000 0080404 086908 944 4 4 ultin it T mA practlcs n the phon wers it and the vlay is : with neve kC inut On Tues., April 18th to Sat. April 22nd b 0 004# ¢ 800060009004 0046 0480640600006 66 006460 4 040 % 4 11 C 0 90 040 44000000000 ¢ 00 0400090900 000908 0604060906 %0%¢ 0 ¢6 Male Quartetteâ€"Border Ballad, by and € WA Admissionâ€"50¢ in Canadian Ukrainian Prosvita Hall Corner of Eim and Fifth Also Dance and Draw on Saturday, April 22 Sixâ€"piece Kitchen Suite rls she leaves them. They say i thing to do, but "Lizzte" says ‘as "Mike" on ‘the phone; that s suggestion only. The girls all eir part very well and especially On Sund: es the gIris â€" last moment taking the pa ind On Sunday, April 16th at 8.30 p.m. s taking her t ‘â€"fitters ball. Mike" who sai she will take 1IY t to be held in Canadian Ukrainian Hall Corner of Eim and Fifth To be held in Canadian Ukrainian Hall Corner of Eim and Fifth 11 rot a good rock on the that finished his acting." girls a few suggestions. rio0ment of the rehearsal the part of the "Cuckoo" "Mrs. Parker‘" becomes lls in "Lizze" to help out. is reluctant at first, as ing her to the plumbers 1i C ‘l¢( Under Auspices of Canadian Ukrainian Seciely her to the plumDers ball. But after conâ€" ho said she sure was take the part. After he grasps the idea. rings. ‘"Mrs. Parker‘" comes dashing in to ld and no need to put so much as thanking , her old man used t heet "an‘ fer a nickel them balls at him, an Admission for Danceâ€"25 cents. DMISSTONâ€"Silver Collection not sold on Saturday Night April 16th, at 12.01 a.m. afternoon and from 8 to 9 in "Lizzie" who added the humoutr to the play. Mrs. Wylie is to ‘be congratuâ€" lated on her success in Girecting the play. Mr. W. K. Wylie acted as chairâ€" man for the evening. Mr. Weber, of the Moss visiting his sons in town. Mr. W. Staples was a pati Mary‘s hospital this week J tonsils and adenoids removed i1On years. by then Wa its stock. treal Mr. J.. Ward, his parents last we AND UKRAINIAX sINGER® Messrs Heffernan, Dodge, Cowan tils, Weston Leader:â€"Scientists say that w York will be under water in a milâ€" n years. They probobly assume that then Wall Street will be squeezing for the evening. . G. Shields was called to Monâ€" last week owing to the serious illâ€" ind death of her sister. io h prc Ladies Free Wnn â€"Al of Noranda April nd for patient at St. ‘k having his hart Mines visited VISH