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The Austrian Winterâ€"Help Series Four unusuai designs are featured in the new Winterâ€"Help series of semiâ€" postal stamps that lhas recently been issued by Austria. The 5g x 2g ‘deep green shows a nurse dressing a tiny infant. ‘"Feeding the Hungry" is the title of the 12g x:3g dark brown, and the 24g x 6g deep blue pictures "Carâ€" ng for the Aged.‘. The subject of the 1s x 1s copper red is "Nursing the Sick." These modernistic designs are the work of the wellâ€"known Austrian artist Ferâ€" dinand Kitt. *4A 8 888444 * S 4 444# *4 4t 4 44 4 4 44 $ New Stamps From Tuarkey FPour new stamps have recently been issued to Commemorate the Congress of Turkish History, held in the former summer palace of theâ€"sultans at Dolma Bagtche on the Bosphorus. The reâ€" markable design on the 3k and 7%* values represents a small bronze stag that was ‘discovered during receent exâ€" eavations at Alacahovyuk:;: and the 6k and 12%k show a portrait bust of Kamal â€"Ataturk, perennial president of Turkey. King Carol on Stamps The latest minlature sheet to arrive in this country is a block of four stamps issued on (Oetober 25th by Roumania. This sheet was intended to commemâ€" orate the recent ‘promotion of Crown Prince Michael to the rank of subâ€" lieutenant in the Roumaman army, but instead of bearing Michael‘s porâ€" trait, as would naturally be expected, the sheet contains four current stamps picturing his father, King Carol! Posâ€" sibly Carol thought that Prince Michael‘s modest subâ€"lieutenant‘s uniâ€" form Iwould not look nearly so impresâ€" sive to foreign philatelists as his own resplendent plumes and epaulettes. It will be remembered that he elbowed his son out of the limelight once before on a much more momentous occasion in 1930, when his dramatic return from exile removed the youthful Michael from jthe throne of Roumania and placed him in the more humble role of Crown Prince. XXX 84888 84444 L884 4* 4* * *x! 440941489909 440 %%0%6#090 0088800084440 9004444484448 6 44 000 048448480904 44 448006 6404648064698 46%¢6# 446 TAURSDAYT u) L Bargain~ Coach Excursion Hamilton, Smithville, Dunnville, Welland, Buffalo, (iait, Woodstock, London, Detroit, Kitchener, Guelph, Chatham and Windsor via North Bay and Canadian Pacific Tickets to U.S. Destinations sold subject to Passengers meeting Immiâ€" gration Requirements of U.S.A.â€"Going and Canadaâ€"Returning. Children 5 yvears of age, and under 12%, when accompanied by Guardian All 1l1CKeLT 16th., with C Tiekets Good in Coaches ONLY Timmins Stamp Club Column # C 0 08e Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway The Nipissing Central Railway Company For Fares, Departure Time and Further Information Apply to Local Agent. THURSDAY, JUNE 16th, 1938 No. 27, 11 ‘ting with 10 valid to return so as to leave Toronto not later than C.P. 7, 11.05 pim., Sunday, June 19th, arrivirg North Bay and with T. N.O. Train No. 1, 1245 pim., Monday, June 20th. Tickets on Sale from Regular stations ONLY. x 3g dark brown, and p blue pictures "Carâ€" The subject of the is ‘"Nursing the Sick." : designs are the work wL i06 i M, 1938 travel Train No at North Bay, ( T O R 0) N 1 () HALFâ€"FARE Dom‘t Wait for Rheumatism or Arthritis y i se A physician sat visiting in the chair | of his dentist waiting for the xâ€"ray ! films of his teeth to be developed. When |the_v were ready the dentist showed lthem to him and made no comment. The physician pointed to two of the | teeth and said, "You can‘t save those two teeth, can you?" The,dentist reâ€" plied that they were too far gone and would have to be removed. "Well, if I hadn‘t had that pain in my hip I‘d {never have had the teeth examined as it is just three years since I had an xâ€"ray examination and everyâ€" | thing was all right then. I haven‘t had an ache in the teeth or elsewhere "in the body until recently." In other words a imiddleâ€"aged man, apparently in good health can be atâ€" tacked by rheumatism or arthritis from | a decaving tooth of one or ‘two years‘ ! standing, althought it is possible that Ithere have been previous attacks of mm m mm mc going on for years before the pain o¢câ€" curs in the joint or muscle. 7 Are there any signs or symptoms aside from rheumatism that may give arthritis from decay of other Leeth or infected tonsils at some previous time. Just why some individuals with inâ€" fected teeth can escape arthritis or rheumatism for years or escape it enâ€" tirely may seem hard to understand but there are two factors to be considered, (a) the strength or power of the orâ€" eanisms svausing the trouble, and (b) the amount of resistance the individual has to those particular organisms. Naturally we should not wait for an attack of rheumatism before having our teeth examined by our dentist beâ€" cause the infective processes may be going on for vears before the nain o¢câ€" Turkey has also issued two stamps in honour of the Balkan Entente, a mutual treaty recently concluded beâ€" tween the Balkan countries of Greece, Roumania, Jugoslavia and Turkey. The values are 8k red and 12k blue, and the design shows the coatsâ€"ofâ€"arms of the four signatory powers. from Timmin (by James W. BRarton, M.D.) r words a imiddleâ€"aged man y in good health can be atâ€" rheumatism or arthritis from ig tooth of one or ‘two years‘ althought it is possible that ve been previous attacks of from of other Lbeeth or onsils at some previous time. y some individuals with inâ€" eth can escape arthritis or m for years or escape it enâ€" / seem hard to understand but two factors to be considered, No Baggage Checked Thursday, June ind at Sudbury or power of the orâ€" the trouble, and (b) istance the individual of Pour$ Ebhat Bobp For five years, from 1913 to 1918, he was associated with Hollinger Consoliâ€" dated at Porcupinsâ€"as Timmins mill draughtsman, construction superinâ€" tendent, development superintendent, refiner, mill superintendent, mine supâ€" erintendent, and was general superinâ€" from 1916 to 1928. Since then he has been in general consulting pracâ€" tice in Toronto, with secretarial duties for two years as already mentioned. specializing in installation of special | paper mill machinery. After a spell | of prospecting in Northern Ontario, he | became shiftâ€"boss at the Buffalo Mine,] Cobalt, held that job for two years and | then spent two years as superintendent l of the Nova Scotia Mine, Cobalt, andi for the next two years general managâ€" | er of Deister Machine Company, Fort Wavne. Indiana. T In 1905 his university conferred upon ; him the degree of Bachelor of Arts and Science with honors, and for two’ following years he was occupied as a chemist. and pulp mill superintendent, | <ummer in practical underground work at the Calumet and Hecla Mine, Miâ€" chigan. He was born at London, Ont., on March 16, 1882, and is, therefore, 56 years of ageo. He was educated at the Londcn public schools and collegiate and then spent 15 months as an apâ€" prentice in a machine shop. In 1903 ho was an honor graduate at the School of Practical Science, until 1907 a sepaâ€" rate adjunct of university training. He then undertook practical milling work with Canada Corundum Company, at Craigmont, Ontario, and landâ€"surveyâ€" ing in Saskatchewan. In 1904 he was mad» a Fellow in Chemistry by the University of Toronto and spent the In searching for a man who could capably carry on the work of his preâ€" decessor, the university has done well in selecting C. G. Williams, who has had wide experiences in many phases Of the industry, acted as general secâ€" retary of the Canadian Metal Mining Association for two years and has sincse been in consulting prackice. He is known widely as a jovial, alert, levelâ€" headed,. wellâ€"grounded member of this profession and a prime favorite with voung»r men. sSince this province arrived as a majâ€" or goldâ€"producing area, no single man has had a greater effeect upon the wellâ€" being of young men entering the proâ€" fession, or upon the high ideals and accomplishments of the profession. Last year he the Randolph Gold Medal presented by the Canaâ€" dian Institute of Mining and Metallurâ€" gical Engineers in recognition of his efforts in solving the problem of what happens to different types of rocks when ground ‘up by the impact of steel balls or tubss in revolving mills, an honor most popular with his fellows. Nevertheless, the greatest honor he has nmsceived over the years is the lov2 and resp>et of those hundreds he has turned into capable enginesrs and an outstanding name mining areas everywhere as a loyal friend of the industry, in season and out, and as a regular follow. Mr. Haulâ€" tain started his mining experience at the old Washington Mine, Slocan disâ€" trict, B.C., in 1894, and returned to Onâ€" tario in 1908, accepting the position just relenquished a short time lateor. Reflection that the best friends must sometime part will be the consolation of hundreds of mining engineers, scatâ€" tered over the Dominion and further afield, when they learn that Prof. H E. T. Haultain, for 30 years head of the Mining Enginsering Department of the University of Toronto, has retired from a wellâ€"beloved job. Under the heading, "A Loyal Friend of Mining Retires; Another Takes His Place,‘ The Globe and Mail has an editorial article on the miningâ€"page of the paper on Tuesday in reference to the retirement of Prof. H. E. T. Haulâ€" tain and the taking over of the chair of mining in the University of Toronto by C. G. Williams. In referring to the matter, The Globe and Mail says: One Good Friend of Mining Succeeds Another. Scourge (gonnorrhoea and syphilis); and How Is Your Blood Pressure? These booklets |imay be obtained by‘ sending Ten Cents for each one desirâ€" ed to The Bell Library, 247 West 43rd St., New York, N.Y., mentioning The| Advance, Timmins. (Registered in accordance with the Copyright Act). Change in Incumbent of Unmniversity Chair warning that a visit to the dentist is necessary? In HMHygeia, Huarriet Pitzgerald says. "DMid you ever ‘think that nature has | ways of warning up of our ailments? | A slightly sensitive tooth, a decayed spot, bleeding gums, or an inflamed spot ubove a certain tooth may all mean that you should consult your dentist and that postponing that visit simply means that you are creating | trouble. When you have a cavity and . decay is only in the enamel (the thin hard covering of the tooth), the tooth is not sensitive and it is practically imâ€" possible for you to know a cavity exâ€" ists." Your dentist can find this cavity however. When decay goes through the enamel and then through the next tooth strucâ€" tureâ€"the â€" dentineâ€"and | reaches the pulpâ€"nerves and â€" bloodvesselsâ€"you have to visit your dentist because of ‘toothache," The point then is that we can brush or teeth regularly and properly, and eat the teeth building foodsâ€"milk, eggs, vegetables, and fruitâ€"but decay can lbeccur and progress unless we visit our dentist regularly. Health Booklets Available Fight health booklets by Dr. Barton are now available for readers of jThe Porcupine Advance. They are. Eating Your Way to Health: Why Worry About Your Heart?; The Common Cold; Neurosis; | Overweight and Underâ€" weight; Food Allergy or Being Sensiâ€" tive to Foods and Other Substances; H. E. Rice, mayor of Huntsville, and immediate past president of the Ontarioâ€"Quebec â€" Division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assoâ€" ciation. who was one of the leaders in party of newspapermen visiting Tiuinmins and ~Kirkland Lake reâ€" cently. \ Among Recent Visitors CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 25, 7 p.m. The Sooner You Enter the Better Your Chance to Win It Costs Nothing to Enter â€"â€" Any Subscriber May Win SEND IN YOUR ESTIMATE NOW Appliance Company This Model Fâ€"56 55 cu. foot Westinghouse Refrigerator ‘s one of Westinghouse‘ finest, completely equipped with Meatâ€"Keeper; Double Humiâ€"drawers; Leftâ€"over Dishes of Thermoware; Butterâ€"Dish! Interior Light:; Daor an froster; Thermometer; Glass Bottom Shelf; Adâ€"aâ€"Shelf; Storâ€"Dor; Adjustable Shelves and Two Ejecto cube Ilce Trays with reâ€" leases. _ It stands nearly five feet high and has food storage space of 555 cublic feet. It is of the Imperial Series, the finest most complete refrigerator ever built by Westinghouse. It sells for $269.00. You may win it FREE. ° LYNCH ELECTRICAL Actual Drawing of the PRIZE REFRIGERATOR Porcupine Advance The Home Newspaper of the Porcupine District Since 1912 YOU CAN WIN See This Prize This New 1938 $269.00 Westinghouse Refrigerator Suggests Continuance of Line North of Cochrane seriousiy col section sion of the T rent that w of economy. late last woek, Prem} has announced that t gibil This will be somcthing of a setbuack tu the North Country in general, and to the town of Cochrane in if it comes to pass. There were great expectations of development of the region through which the extension runs. The lignite deposits, the china clay seams, the timber and the mineral on that the | responsible for way "On to | with advice 1¢ M ny to the daily newspapers woek, Premior M. F. Hepburn unced that the government ;s considering the closing of a ion of the James Bay Extenâ€" e T. N. O. Railway, a moveâ€" t will be taken in the interests my, if it is carried out. <mier is evidently of the opinâ€" the hopes of those who were le for the building of the railâ€" to the Bay" have not been ind that the commercial posâ€" of the region are not at all y appoared to be. An invesâ€" y experts is to be earried out, iG:a in mind that if unfavourable to a continuance eration of the railway in that Halleyburian > daily new Read These Simple RULES and REGULATIONS Clip This Entry Form Now In order to make The Advance Subscription Camâ€" paign of even more interest to our readers, we offer this model Fâ€"56 Westinghouse Refrigerator as a free prize to the subscriber who estimates the correct or nearest correct total number of subscriptions (new and renewals) turned in by all the candidates during the LAST THREE WEEKS of the campaign (June 6th to 25th inclusive). Each subscriber to The Porcupine Advance is ed to submit one estimate of the total number of subâ€" scriptions (new and renewals) turned in by all the candidates combined during the last three weeks of The Advance Subscription Campaign (June 6th to 25th inclusive). Only one estimate can be submitted by each subâ€" scriber. Each entry form properly filled in with estimate, name and address must be in The Advance office not later than 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 25th or if mailed must bear a post mark not later than 7 p.m., June 25. In all matters the judges‘ decision will be final. No employee of The Advance nor members of their famâ€" ilies are eligible. In case of a tie the first of the tieing entry forms received will be declared the winner. I am a subscriber to The Advance and agree to abide by the rules and regulations of this contest and accept the judges‘ decision as final. I estimate the total number of subscriptions (new and renewals) turned in by all the candidates during the last three wereks of ‘The Advance Subscription Campaign (June 6th to 25th inclusive) to be This must be in The Advance Goffice not later than / p.m., June 25th, 1938. pre PGI possibilities were all played up before the railway was built and the hop»s for a considerable influx of people weore high. Perhaps the greater part of these hopes and expectations have not yet been fulfilled.but these things often come slowly and it is not very many years since the regionâ€"was opened. It The Porcupine Advance Refrigerator Contest years since the roegionâ€"was opened. It seems to us that there should be no great hurry to close it up. Times and conditions are changing . continualy and it may not be very long before the trend of events may lead people fur«â€" ther north, One good mineral discovâ€" ery in the section might easily prove the turning point and bring the area into such prominenc>» that the railway would find traffic to warrant its operâ€" vestigatin| critical of who last shotgzun, may ing without a license »XpScted inception With esent Blairmore carried on, it is not very ex proposition, as railway opera _and it is hoped that the in ng committee will not be to »f a proposition that was no to make money right from ‘t h ake money right from its | Harrmiet, of Cochrane; three sons, William and Aifred, Cochrane, and Cmm m on ie en Fred, Iroquois Falls; two sisters, Mrs. J. Nixon and Mrs. Mad@en, Timmins, nterprise: A Michel man, | and one brother, W. Hewson, Cochrane k ended his life with a };The husband died in 1931. be charged with ha N A M F hoot ADDRE 35 TOWN 18 O 3limmins William, tserment t fering Funeral of Mrs. Eaton at Cochrane Last Week Try The Advance Want Advertisements emel Mrs The irvivirngs Mi Harriect. o 1t born Urday T‘rinity an a form time 1 in 1843 and John. Dona ochrat he OHN [ficiated. * ‘earers were John Nixon, id five grandsons, Harry, n, Donald and Vernon. Inâ€" _ in Cochrane Municipal 1 was 83 years of age at her death, which occurred r home at Cochrane. She ‘veral days previously, sufâ€" tack of pneumonia. r Maria Jane Hewson, she Quebec, and befors comâ€" ran> 29 years ago, lived ie in Gleng#arry. She was » 15.â€"â€"The funeral of i, Cochrane, was held rmoon with service at oâ€"Cathedral, Rev. L. iton are one daugh three son