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Information sent to The Advanct last week was to the effect that the eccntract for applyingy clust.ayer to the back road between Tiunmins and South Porcupine lhad been awarded and the work will be done inwnediately. This will be good news for all who have to use the back road, as the dust has been a serious menace not only to health and comfort but to safety on the road. One mining man in a posiâ€" tion to know states that none of the miners underground are exposed. to anything like the same danger of silica dust as encountered in the clouds of dust blowing on the back road these days. The danger to traffic through the dust is still more menacing. It is sincerely to be hoped that the work of dustâ€"laying is completed, before a serâ€" jious accident occurs through the lack of visibility caused by the clouds of dust on the back road. At present, with the highway closed to traffic while paving operations are under way, the back road has to take all the traffic between Timmins and South Poreupine, and the chief danger is from the dust. Inâ€" formation from South Porcupine and Toronto alike is to the effect that Mr. Chas. V; Gallagher, M.P.P., has been most patient, persistent and earnest in pressing on the government the need for immediate action in having the back road made safe for traffic by apâ€" plying dustâ€"layer at once. Timmins and South Porcupine Kiwâ€" anians will gather this (Monday) evenâ€" ing, June 27, to join approximately 2,000 other, Kiwanis clubs in the Unitâ€" ed States and Canada in a continentâ€" wide observance of "ALLâ€"KIWANIS NIGHT." ° Throukhout the two counâ€" tries thesso meetings will be held simulâ€" taneously, as much as possible, and at a time synchronized with the schedule for a similar meeting of delegates to the annual convention of Kiwanis Inâ€" ternational in San Francisco, being held from June 26 to 30. inclusive. ternational in San Francisco, bering held from June 26 to 30, inclusive. "All Kiwanians on the North Amerâ€" ican continents will join in this obâ€" servance," said Mr. Kinkel, club presiâ€" cont. â€" "Approximately 100,000 memâ€" bers are expected to take part. Pellowâ€" ship hour, the special feature of the evening, will be held at a time identiâ€" 100,000 Krwanis to Meet This Evening Award Contract to Apply Dustlayer Timmins and South Poreuâ€" pine Clubs Join in "Allâ€" Kiwanis" Night. MONDEAKT 2TTPR 1938 ack Road to be Treated at Once, It is Said. Bargain excursion tickets will hbe valid on Trains 2 and 46 and their conâ€" nections, Thursday, July Ith. Passengers who use our Train 2 will conâ€" neet at North Bay with C.P. Train %, leaving 8.230 p.m. same date. Pasâ€" sengers who use Train 46 will arrange their own transfer to North Bay C.P. Depot and take C.P. Train 8, leaving at 1,00 a.m. Friday, July 8th. Tickets are valid to return, leaving destination point not later than C.P. Train 1 from Windsor Street Station, Montreal, 10.45 p.m., Sunday, July 10th, and connecting at North Bay with our Train 1 at 12.45 p.m., Monâ€" day, July 11th.â€"EXCEPT passengers from points north of Porquis MUST leave not later than CP. Train 7 from Montreal, 7.50 p.m., Sunday, July 10th to connect at North Bay with our Train 47, Mandayr, July 1l1th. PEMBROKE, RENFREW, ARNPRIOR, OQOTTAâ€" WA, Ontario; MONTREAL, QUEBEC and STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE, Quebec. , Via North Bay and Canadian Pacific Rly. Tickets destined Quebec and ste. Anne de Beanpre not good on semi Streamlined Trains 350 and 352 to Quebece and 349 and 351 from Queber but good on all other trains between Mantreal and Quebec. Ttekets Children>5 years of age, and under 1%, when accompaited by guardian HALE FARE, For Fares and further partisulars apply to Local Agent. Fickets good in co FROM T. N. 0. and N.C.R. REGULAR STATIONS BARGAIN COACH EXCURSION Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway The Nipissmg Central Railway Company THURSDAY, JULY 7TH, 1938 Doherty Roadhouse Co. will noat be honoured on Trains 49 and Timmins, 19 Pine Street North Toronto Kirkland Lake 203 Bay Street 34 Government Rd. Direct Private Wires for fast and accurate quotations and executions in all Market Quotations BRroadcast each day at 12.20 noon Accurate Markets and Exccutions in [A € Commission basis only Local Phones 1200 and 1201 hes onty Members Toronto Stock Exchange Unlisted Stocks Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds and 5.20 p.m â€" Two House Fires During Weekâ€"end T O |__Fire originating in a chair in a bedâ€" ]room of the house of J.‘J. Coddy, 53 ‘Maple street south at 3.30 Sunday !morning. caused damage estimated at $175. The occupants of the house were awakened by smoke and an alarm was immediately sent to the fire departâ€" ‘ment. The blaze was extinguished by chemicals but not before considerable damage had resulted. On sunday afternoon at 4.15 a short circuit in a defective bathroom switch caused a blaze at the home of J. Seguin ‘at ‘the rear of 12 Kirby avenue. Fireâ€" ‘men estimated the damage at $50. On Friday afternoon a chimney fire | that spread to two buildings at the rear of the Maple Leaf Hotel at three o‘clock caused $75 loss. The outbreak was quenched by water supplied from the | auxtliary pump on the new fire truck. | [ | I | t | | | i I | | t | levy, field secretary for the Institute ‘iassisted by J. Harvey Yynes, national ?president of the Sir Arthur Pearson |Club, are in the camp at present helpâ€" ing the work of the local committees. | Both these men are themselves blind, and are devoting their lives to the enâ€" icouragement and assistance of others | similarly handicapped. Mr. Lawley who is wellâ€"known and popular all throughb the North from his regular visits here ‘for many years, is unusually able at iorganization work and is getting his forces arraved for the year‘s battle. When all the various calls on ‘the people were brought to his attenâ€" tion, he said that he expected as usual |to reach the objective in Timmins and | district, becaus> tha people here never failed a worthy cause and he knew they iwex'e interested in the good work of the Canadian Institute for the Blind and would not fail it this year. The Ifinal effort here in the campaign will be the Tag Day for the Blind on Saturâ€" _day of next week, July 9th. cal to that which it is observed by all other Kiwanis clubs and by the conâ€" vention in San Francisco. A special message from F. Trafford Taylor, K.C., of St. Boniface, Man., president of Kiwanis International, will be roceived for this meeting. Saturday,. July 9 to be Tag Day for Blind The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, which has done so much tc help the blind in this district, having scores of actual cases where blind peoâ€" ple were assisted, trained and fitted to be selfâ€"supporting and so helpful citiâ€" zens of the community, is preparing for the year‘s annual campaign for funds to support the good work. D. B. Lawâ€" No Bagzage Checked The Northland Such was the advice given today by aura M. Walter, of Wyoming, Ohio, of the vocational guidance romimittee for Kiwanis International, whose program for 1938â€"39 urges greatâ€" *r experimental activity for young neople in all fields of employment. "In times when life was simple, ocâ€" »upations few and educational opporâ€" unities brief a choice of life work was not difficult. Now with increased specialization in a rapidly changing world, first jobs for youth are of vital ‘mportance in relation to their future he said. Aid Public Schools "Vocational guidance must be emâ€" Jhasized in our public schools. Kiwanis annot go into the schools and organize vocational guidance. That must be done by trained educators, but Kiwanis ‘an make a tremendcus contribution to this work. Kiwanians are not expert vocational men. We can promote; we rive to the schools a tremendous imâ€" cetus. Kiwanians can give their inâ€" fluence in the community in which they live, toward the sstablishment of vorational guidance programs in the school. San Francisco, Mon. June 27.â€""Malâ€" idjustment because of unemployment ‘s a problem whch confronts all presâ€" ont day youth. Therefore vocational zuidance should be increased so young people in America can find the right field of employment without a disasâ€" trous hit and miss process, which threatens economic failure." "Professional guidance workers and school men are favorable to the Kiwaâ€" "The opinion is expressed by Mr. Sipprell that he expects no difficulty ‘n cutting, on the 2nd level, the downâ€" ward extension of the main ore shoot, is the vein was penetrated below this level by three diamond drill holes, all of which showed visible gold." Kiwanis to Assist Vocational Guidance To Help Youth in Finding Right Employment. Hangingwallâ€"Schist and quartzâ€"18" â€"$0.35. "Owing to the main ore shoot on the 280 ft. level having a slight rake to the northeast., we are yet about 65 feet south of the point where the downward axtension of this main ore shoot on the 280 ft. level can be expected to be enâ€" sountered. Much Visible Gold at Porcupine Lake 29 ft, North of Station 111 Top of centre faceâ€"veinâ€"16"â€"$16.80, Bottom of centre faceâ€"veinâ€"20"â€" $0.17. 4 Footwallâ€"mineralized schistâ€"16" â€" $1.40. Centre of faceâ€"brownish quartzâ€"18" â€"$0.70. West side of faceâ€"schistâ€"24"â€"$0.70. 31 ft. North of Station 111 East wallâ€"quartz and schistâ€"8"â€" $05.30. Centre of faceâ€"vein materialâ€"7T"â€" $15.40. Bottom of faceâ€"vein materialâ€"7"â€" 50.53. Pootwallâ€"Schist and quartzâ€"18"â€" $0.35. Hangingwallâ€"schistâ€"16"â€"$3.50. 34 f1, North of Station 111 East top of faceâ€"vein materialâ€"18 â€"$14.00. Interesting i’?oâ€"gress Reportz Issued by Porcupine Lake! Gold Mining Co. The latest progress report of the Porcupine Lake Gold Mining Company Limited, sent to shareholders last week by H. H. Sutherland, viceâ€"president, reads as follows:â€" "On June 4th a partial cleanâ€"up was made and 98 Troy ounces removed from the mill circuit, with a gross value of approximately $3,100. It is estimated that there is approximately $2,000 tied up in the concentrates which will be marketed when a sufficient quantity has accumulated to make a shipment to the smelter. "Since the above report of June 20th was written, we have been advised by the manager that three rounds havs »een taken aut, results being as folâ€" lows: "Work on the 280 ft. level has conâ€" sisted of the putting through of a manway from this level to the surface, n accordance with the requirements of the Mining Act. On account of a manâ€" way having to be put up straight, it is not always possible to follow the ore, consequently a considerable amount of waste necessarily is broken into the Jre. Owing to the expense of sorting, all material broken is sent to the mill, which has the effect of reducing the grade of the ore at present being millâ€" ed . ‘csays taken over widths of 7" each icross the vein ran $21.00 and $15.40 respectively. While this does not bring the whole face into ore grade, it shows we are in the vallue carrying zone." 24 ft. North of Station 111 Top of faccoâ€"white sugary quartzâ€" visible goldâ€"7‘"â€"$21.00 "Under date of June 20th we are in receipt of the following report from Mine Manager Sipprell in connection with the 362 ft. level development:â€" ‘Work was continued on the 362 north Trift. Until the end of the period the ‘ormation showed numerous fractures with white quartz filling, as though this had been subject to great stress. However, at the end of the period it more normal with showings of ;reyish sugary quartz containing visible rold. The last face of the period ‘howed a veinlet of sugary quartz dipâ€" inz across the face. This has not he normal dip of the vein but is the ypical sugary quar‘~ as shown in the ection corresp»nding to this on the 280 ft. level. Considerable fine visible ‘o0 d was in ecvidence in the quartz. Two THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS8S, ONTARIO nis vocational guidance plan, which zks each Kiwanian in his community to help students who might be interâ€" ested in the work of his own (Kiwâ€" anian‘s> business or profession. Vocaâ€" : tional work in Kiwanis will not attempt zto decide for a young person what his life work should be, nor will a club act Ia.s an employment bureau. It is simply } "While vocational guidance is largely |cxperimem,al." Mr. Walter explained, | "yet by counsel and observation docâ€" | tor, lawyer or merchant may detect \the interests and abilities of young ipeople. @Questionnaires can be answerâ€" ed to find the preference of students and aptitude tests give further informaâ€" ltlcn. All youths have the opportunity of investigating under the Kiwanis plan as many vocations and professions as they desire, since clubs have members im every type of business, professional and agricultural enterprise. These men have all pledged themselves to interâ€" | view, counsel and help those who have | natural tailent, ability and who show interest," he said. The drift on the vein has now been free gold showing in both faces and opened for a length of 108 feet with over the entire length of the drift. It was reported by the Financial News | Bureau toâ€"day that drifting operations ; of the mariposite vein on the 700â€"foot | level of Naybob mine, continue to put | in sight new and addition highâ€"grade | with the taking out of each successive round. The last round in the west on Saturday returned a value of $164 a ton across a width of 3.8 feet, after | eliminating all visible gold. The walls: of the vein returned an assay of $19.80 | over better than two feet, with the | whole face averaging 110.90 over 5 and : | 2â€"3 feet../ The vein, it is reported, has been exâ€" tended on surface for an additional half mile, bringing the known surface length up to better than 4,000 feet, with both ends disappearing into overburâ€" den. Afton Ashley Base Mctals Big Missouri Beattie Bidgood Bobjo Bralornse Buffalo Ankerite Canadian Malartic Castle Tretheway Central Porcupine Central Patricia Coniagas Coniaurum Con. Chibougamau Darkwater Dome ..... Eldorado Falconbridge Glenora . Goldale Granada Gunnar Hardrock Hollinger Howey Hudson Bay International Nickel Jackson Manion ... Korrâ€"Addison ........ Kirkland Lake Leitch oc Lake Shore . Little Long Lac . Macassa McLeod Cockahutt 3 Manitoba and East McIntyre : McKenzie Red Lalue McWatters , Mininzg Corporation Moneta ... McVittic Gxaham Naybob Noranda _ Nipissing O‘Brien Omega Pamour Paymaster Pickle Crow Pioneer ... Preston Fast Dome Premier Read Authier Reno . San Antomo Red Lake Goldshore Sherritt Gordon St. Anthony . sullivan Con. Sudbury Basin Stadacona sylvanite Siscoe Teck Hughes Toburn Ventures Wrightâ€" Hargreaves Highâ€"Grade Continues At Naybob to help young people choose and preâ€" pare for a suitable vocation in which they can make right use of their menâ€" tal and physical power, and for the opportunity for self improvement and advancement," he advised. Large Program Proposed Oover 753 clubs in Kiwanis towns are now engaged in vocational conferencâ€" es, personal aptitude tests, findâ€"yourâ€" self campaigns, sponsoring of vocaâ€" tional key clubs, operation of employâ€" ment bureaus, and providing guidance literature for the schools and librarins. Last Round on New Drift on Saturday Yielded $164 to the Ton it is Reported. | _Toâ€"day‘s Stocks | Listed 41.15 1.10 28.00 48.20 1.74 E1 .10 50.00 3.60 4:60 3.20 28.20 2. 45 14.75 .70 3A0 3.00 2.30 4.15 2.05 5.15 7.45 2.03 2. 40 4.80 208 5.95 38 p â€" This stroke has 10 *f the lsaders since t prominence. Howev I particularly as a ca {in towing a drownit. t The swimmer lie:s reaches forward, un lower arm, and us toward the body. T to reached forward same manner as in or may be used to 1 cross chest carry. ‘this stroke is the is quite sim‘llar to but with greater loo: A word cor two may not be amiss in rm:gard to the prize awarded. It is a Model Fâ€"56 Westinghouse Refrigeraâ€" tor purchased from the Lynch Elecâ€" trical Appliance Company, 39 Third Ave., Timmins. It is ons of Westingâ€" house‘s finest and. most completely equippsed refrissrators, valued at $269. It is equipped with meatâ€"keeper, double humiâ€"drawers, leftâ€"over dishes. of thermoware, butter dish, interior ligh?, docr or frost2r, thermometer, glass bottom shelf, adâ€"aâ€"shelf, storâ€"dor, adâ€" justable shelves, two ejec.o cube trays with releases.| It stands nearly five feet hizh and has food storage space of 54 cubic forot, It is attracâ€" tive in appearance, and carries with it the Westinghouse guarantse of quality. It is a prizc well worth winning and one that will be troasured and appreâ€" clated for many years. The right the hip, and extent, pal caught a fu head, the ht water first. Another in Series About Swimming Next to the ¢( is fastest. The the crawl excep tion. The arm« the crawl in ths ways pull. the intersst sh the large numb mates, and th mates, and thanrks all very sincerely for the undoubted sucsesss of the conâ€" test, which was a companion competiâ€" tion, as it were, to the subscription campaign, which also proved a very satisfactory success. Informative Desc "Back Stroke" Stroke". VIgOroU (Contir rangs of os thousands, an estimate it looked a: might be m« The Adval the intersst surface. Fi: the left, in . thrashing a allow the h as this cau lessen lessens sperd. Ssome»e swimme others keep th« streamlined pos should ko conti with a free, C from thehip to frem the hip to ths seem to think tha have the logs kick as in this way mt kicking in the aitr Mrs. Jack Collins â€" Wins Rehwvmiw Miner ls Arrestcd ons â€" _ | on strous Charge Illustrated is B.P. Insulâ€"Ated Shingle Siding, designed ue e y »Aal * ~** e to give the effect _‘ .. . . en t s o 2 of coarse grained â€" _ shingles. For modernizing or new construction B.P. Insulâ€"Ated Sidings are a real investment. Available in a variety of effects and colours, and easily applied, they not only improve the outside of the building, but they insulate the inside. Back of their attractive weatherâ€"resisting surface is Insulâ€"Board, the moisture proof insulaâ€" tion. Fireâ€"resisting â€" permanent in colour â€" fuel saving, B.P. Insulâ€"Ated Sidings repay their cost by the savings effected. Ask any hardware, lumber or building supply dealer for complete information. from Page On« of estimates went from mnds, om» contestant subr mate of so many thousanc ed as if votes, for cant be meant. 1 position continuotu J The leg a AHD ige appre shown in ha Side Strok Al I‘IMmMm SWE 11 h â€"TAIS head in th ) hold OM mewha WAL dli 16 J ription of and "Side I¢ x] bevot wl stroks dv in th ronal pull hand mayv inds tha indidate A{ 1t tion n which thrash MIl actGlon crawl. 11 W vÂ¥hiil STOCKED RY . OUK C n 1J h Expect Swimming Pool Will be Ready by July 4 Wo River Mone Cement Bottom to be Poured Toâ€"day. Locker Rooms Ready With 200 Lockers. Pool to be Fully Supervised, Tickets Selling Rapidly. Expect Soon to Have Full N umber. William Nevyatte, miner, aged 32, was asrrested hrere Thursday afternoon and will be charged with indecent assault on two young girls. The accused was brought into> the police office as the resuilt of a complaint, and after quesâ€" tioning by Inspector A. M. Olson, was placed under arrest, He will appear in police court on Tuesday before Magistrate Atkinson. On Thursday night, Harry Flynn was arrested on a chanrge of having wine in a public place. provic Brou3. result tionin placec AC i1 leged by Police to Have Indecently Assaulted Two Y oung Girls Here. 1¢ me irch Apply to Phone 14â€"A Buick DeLuxe Coupe, 1932 mod in perfect shape throughout. Privately owns« and carefully driven. iVvantce lidren hat can ased at ongce :‘ pool and t under which wimming noxt wee tickets for the use of the boen going along in very way. The price of the e been kept down to a inal figure. There is only n which to secure tickets pool opens, so it would be to secure the needed tickets From present indications chance that there will be ations for children to learn 1 for lifeâ€"saving work than asily accommodated. Mr. done everything possible to best accommodation for as iren as possible, hut the t can be handled is limited rent. so that ticke:s should has boeen made on the ianks to the energy and Mtr. A. °K. Fisher, who he pool when it is ready, old 2 § x $ is ite i+ sw % 4 sam Unusually Prevalent end thoroughly cleancd. ‘ing improved and be fully sanitary and apart from th ly provided. A g pool rmady b ek. July 4. Excel ient bottom of the 1 today (Monday). ent is set, the pool Thursday will give in regard to the the ru‘les and reâ€" ch it will be conâ€" to teach work. It been prepat with some ) havt uw > Black Flies will sell cheap. Ane pool to De mol Already | according ready, swimâ€" is exâ€" of the lakos fishing and casti islands in the lar practically impos protection â€" from turn an ordinary ordeal that is noil tinued rain and d largely responsib prevalency of Iflie. claimed. 17 Pine Stmet North Fisherman â€" Havin Time at District Wet Weather : sponsible. Black fliles be more CTE;}:.5 is insured This beautiful creation has three diamonds. The mounting is hand wrought in modernistic design. South Poreuoin JEWELLER Arrangzed Teorms mond ne 190 MCY Deeil rmal 1t is Still cial Can 11 of