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Summer Best Time to Check the Heating The summer being a slack season in the heating industry is the most opâ€" portune time for overhauling,, replacâ€" ing or modernizing home heating plants, says the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating in a bulletin discussing the care of household boiler and warmâ€"air units, While some heatâ€" ing plants may need only a thorough cleaning and checking of automatic controls, others may need major alterâ€" ations and the addition of new equipâ€" ment or accessories which will provide greater fuel economy and better disâ€" tribution of heat in its next working season, Repairs and alterations can best be made in the summer without inconvenience to household routine, Good Idea to Inspect System and Make Needed Imâ€" provements. It is very important that all sootâ€" lined surfaces be cleaned.. Soot not only acts as an insulator to diminish heating efficiency but has also corâ€" rosive tendencies, especially if it beâ€" comes damp, as it is liable to do in humid weather. The annual cleaning of the plant should therefore include a thorough cleaning of the firebox and fAues; cleaning. and removal of the smoke pipe; greasing of the edges of all doors and checking and oiling of all draft controls. The grates should be carefully inspected and any which are broken or warped. permitting unburnâ€" ed coal to drop into the ashes, should be replaced. In the case of an automatically firâ€" ed plant, the controls should be careâ€" fully checked. Pumps, motors, and all moving parts should be examined, cleaned, reâ€"packed and oiled. An inâ€" spection of the pipes and, in the case of hot water systems, the radiators and valves is desirable in order to deterâ€" and 40 Main st., south Porcupine, Phone 285 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE sSTEAMSHIP OFFICE 20 Pine Sst. N.., Timmins, Phone 1135 @RUCCED DURABILITY and FIRE RESISTANCE. ®IF YOU PLAN TO BUILD OR REâ€"ROOF add these extra values to your home. JINSULâ€"ATED â€" STDINGS Availlable in Timmins, Schuâ€" macher, and South Porcupine, for commercial buildings, apartment houses, new and improvements. Paid back by monthiy payments over a number of years. On First Mortgages What Will DoRaD Hot Water Heating Do For Your Home PLUMBING HEATING Windsor Avenue Tinmins â€" Phone 945 Phone 946 Now and settle that heating question ance and for all! See your local B.P. dealer or write for full details $ â€" JINSULâ€"BOARD (Vapour Seal) â€" TILE FLOORINGS We s mine that all the heat generated by the boiler is transmitted to the rooms. Additional insulation of boiler and pipes may be found to be advantageâ€" ous. Many an old hot water boiler may be given added efficiency by the installation of a pump to force the cirâ€" culation of the water through the sysâ€" At the same time, says the Institute if a boiler or furnace is well on in years it is usually wiser to retire it than to spend a good deal of money in patchâ€" ing it or in adding gadgets. Nobody thinks of keeping a car beyond a reaâ€" sonably useful life of service and while, in comparison with a car, a heating plant ‘will last a lifetime, there does come a day when it, too, should givc way to a new model. Whether the preference of the individual :; for h3 water or warm air systems, both types have been vastly improved in the past few years not only in the handsome lacquered jackets and eautomatic operâ€" ation which have given such stimulus to utilizing the basement for living space but, what is more important, in the interior design which . produces more heat for less fuel. [ o 81 Sister of Timmins Man Passes Away in Ottawa Citawa, June 27â€"Mts. Jeremiah S. Lemisux réesident ofâ€"Ottawa for the past 14 years, disd suddenly at her home, 64 Waller street, on Saturday, she was in her 67th year. Born in Alfred, Ont., the daughter of the late Richard James, and his wife, the former Sarah Downing, she moved to Fourni‘er, Ont., shortly after her marriage to Jertmiah Lemieux in Mrs. Lemieux took up issidence in Otâ€" tawa 14 years ago. Sht was a devout attendant of St. Joseph‘s Church, and was a member of the Living Rosary Society. Surviving, in addition to her husband are three daughters, Mrs. Gustave Gagâ€" non, of Montreal, Miss Irene Lemieux, of the Metropolitan Life, Ottawa, and Miss Christing Lemieux, of Orms, Limâ€" ited, three sons, Philip, also of the Metâ€" ropolitan Life, Ottawa, Hector, of the Frontenac Oil Refineries, Hawkesbury, and Victor, of the B. Houde Tobacco Company, Smith Falls; one brother, Garrett James, of Timmins, and two grandchildren, Gerald and Louise Gagâ€" non, both of Montreal. The funsral will be held from her late residence on Tuesday, June 27, at 7.45 a.m. to St. Joseph‘s Church for reâ€" quiem high mass at 8 o‘clock, thence to Fournier, Ont., for Libera service at St. Bernard‘s Church at 10:45 am. Inâ€" terment will take place in the parish cemetery. Sudbury Star:â€"The international situation shows that allies are nations that may or may not stand by you in troubles you would not have had if you had no allies. NO CAsSH NEEDED ok up iissidence in Otâ€" 3. Sht was a devout Joseph‘s Church, and f the Living Rosary ‘Norsemen Visited Canada 1000 Years Ago, Savant Says A swoxl part of a shie‘d handk and an axeâ€"head were undoubtedly 0: the 10th century, Prof. McBlwaith said They had been authenticated by export: and were belisved to have been left ir Northern Ontario by a Norseman wh: came by way cof Hudson Bay. Ther: had bsen attempts to show that thes« cbjects were "planted", the archaeol0â€" gist said, but he was satisfied they were discovered by the prospector from Pori Arthur who turned them over to the IOntario Museum. \ Finds in Lake Nipigon Area Described as Proof. ‘ _ London, Ont.. June 28â€"Evidence that Canada was visitecd by Norscmen 1,000 years aro was presented to members of the Ontario Historical Society at their finalâ€"session of the annual meeting hers Friday. Prof. T. F. Mcliwraith, of the University of Tororto and the Royal iOntarlo Museum told of finds made in Lake Nipigon district in recent years which were undisputably Scandinavian in origin. Meeting at the University of Western Ontario the historians heard Dr. P. Nash, of the Rcyal Ontario Museum, and Wilfrid Jury curator of Western‘s Indian collection, speak of various phasâ€" es of early Indian lif> in this district. Planked Floors in Huts Dr. Nach illustrated his lecture with lantern slides of the excavations in the Aylmer District which would seem to indicate the Irecquois Indians used planksed floors in their dwellings. This fact had not been previously discovered, but the speaker said he was convinced from the charcoajized remains found there that roughâ€"hewn boards about two inch2s thick and 11 inches wide had been laid down by the early tribes. Tracing the centuriesâ€"old Indian trials of Western Ontario, Mr. Jury said these narrow paths, most of which latâ€" er became county roads and high‘ways. The most famous of these trails, the Longwood Road had survived as King‘s Hishway No. 2. Mr. Jury said and countless other paths were still in eviâ€" dence. With Bishop Seager and Dean Jeakâ€" ins assisting a memorial window to Col. Mahlon Burwsll, pioneer surveyor with Col. Talbot in the Western Ontario district, was dedicated in St. Paul‘s Caâ€" th2dral as the closing act of the twoâ€" day convention. The window, it was explained, iwas originally erected in Burwell memcrial Church, Caradoc. The edifice had abandoned and memâ€" ters of the London and Middlesex Hisâ€" torical Soziety had it removed to St. Paul‘s, a church already rich in historâ€" ical association. Would Use Uranium as Substitute for Coal Heat Joliot â€"recently received associates and told them of his experiments to make uranium a cheap substitute for coal. Paris, France.â€"Frederic Joliot, coâ€" winner of the 1935 Nobel prize for chemistry, is trying to find a way to make a pound of uranium, worth $2, give up as much heat or, power as is now Oobtained from burning $10,000 worth of coal. - Joliot is working independently of his wife, Irene Joliotâ€"Curie, with whom he was given the 1935 Nobel award. She is the daughter of the famed Pierre and Marie Currie, discoverers of radâ€" ium. Figures $2 Worth of Uranâ€" i um Equal to $10,000 The kasic principles for such a di Other Fuel. Clear B.C. Fir Vâ€"Joint; Gyproc; Hardwood Floorâ€" ing; Vâ€"Joint and Shiplap; White Pine Featherâ€" edge; Clear Fir and Pine Doors in Stock Sizes; Sash in Stock Sizes John W. Fogg Limited Lumber, Cement, Building Materials, Coal and Coke, Mine and Mill Supplies. Y ard Head Office and Yard Branch Office chumacher Timmins Kirkland Phone T725 Phote 117 Phone 393 L U MBE R covery already have been found and tested, but Joliot, a professor at the College de France, admittedly is tackl!â€" ing a tough job in attempting to bring them to solid practical results. Use Neutron Beams It has been found that when uranium is bombarded by an electrical beam made of neutrons, some of the uranium atoms split in two. The neutron beams are made in various ways in laboratorâ€" ies, either with the aid of radium or with highâ€"voltage electrical machines. When the uranium atoms split, the parts fiy off from the metal in the form of two high voltage particles. If enough of these particles can be proâ€" duced, they will form an electrical beam which can be used to operate machines. A very lowâ€"voltage neutron will split a uranium atom and the two halves of uranium come flying off with very high voltages. Thus a little incoming power theoretically could turn into a huge outgoing electrical beam. The difficulty is to get the neutrons in the incoming neutron beam to â€" make enough hits. Like Firecrackers That has been an insurmountable trouble in all previous attempts to unâ€" lock atomic power. But the uranium may offer a way to dodge this trouble. For it has shown indications of having its atoms act like a bunch of firecrackâ€" ers, Set off one cracker and the others follow by what is known as a chain reaction. Uranium atoms will do the firecrackâ€" er trick under certain restrictions. if scientists can find practicable means to set up uranium chain reactions, then it is estimated that it may be possible to obtain from one pound of uranium as much energy as is at presâ€" ent obtained from 1,250 tons of coal. Cole Bros. Circus, showing at Timmins on Monday, July 3rd, Pine street and Second avenue grounds, features beautyâ€"beauty in girls, horses, dogs, other animals. There are a hundred beautiful girls in Cole Bros. Circus, with sixty clowns as a proper foil. Clowns also are feaâ€" tured in this cireus, and this is one reason for the special popularity of Cole Bros. big show. Another extra special reason for this particular popularity is the big free street parade held at 11 a.m. on every day the cireus presents its show. Still another favourite feature with the boys and girls (of all ages) is Art Mix, Western movie star, and his conâ€" gress of rough riders. BEAUTY AT THE CIRCUS Prof. Foliot and his wife collaborated for several years on radium and are the authors of artificial radioâ€"activity. Works on Radium But now Mme. Joliotâ€"Curie, primarâ€" ily a chemist, is following her mother‘s activity with radium obtained from naâ€" tural sources. Prof. Joliot has created a new research centre devoted solely to the problems of artificial radioâ€"acâ€" tivity and to their future ramifications. He is director of the laboratory of Nuclear Chemistry at the College de France and also of the Laboratory of Atomic Synthesis at suburkan Ivry. The laboratory at the College de France here does not have such powerâ€" ful apparatus as that at Ivry but is richer inâ€"testing, observation and ultraâ€" sensitive apparatus. It was in the Paris laboratory that Prof. Joliot gave the experimental FELDMAN TIMBER Fi1i PaÂ¥râ€"#n#rei0983 / DEAD FOREST m #OBC KEXT TIWE m nuv A DEADLY ““I NG FORESTS Asphalt Shingles Brick Cedar Siding Cedar Posts Cement and Lime Cement Blocks Doors (all kinds) Fir Lumber Flooring Flue Lining Frames (Door and Window) Minister Likes to "Gamble" in the Matter of Fishing "I go aâ€"fishing," he said "because I like adventure. Fishing is the only form of I indulge in. I like to gamble with the weather, the lake and the stream. Fishing brings out the qualiti:s in a man‘s nature. You gat to know him when you go fishing with hun The rich and the posor are comâ€" ‘, whether he is an urchin with a pain rades, all brothers. of common ruler. whether h> is an urchin with a pin on a <tring or a millionaire with finest "A man is not liable to think mean things when out fishing. He has no time forhate. He gets a chance to dream and he can wash his soul in God‘s fresh air and relish the plain simple things of life." a string. or a millionaire tackle. Sudbury Star:â€"â€"For a while Canada will feel rather flat without the King and Queen. VUSL Phone 590 A 1 s 0o I"hmrr \‘:l."‘t.‘l‘l‘l( / l equipment for rent. 'cs\,‘?..‘ SW VIKING ELECTRIC ,;Bi«,. ‘ No matter what type of construction you are planning, you can build it better with Bricks or Blocks, for they are cheaper, 100% Fireprooiâ€" More Permanent and Easier to Lay giving you a big saving on Labour Costs, Plant 61â€"63 COLUMBUS AVE. Porcupine Brick Block Supply Co. Bricks or Blocks Head Office Mill Office Schumacher Phone 708 Timmins Phone 709 LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Insulation (Red Top Wool) Insul Board Insul Brick Siding Lawn Fence Locks and Butts Lumber Metal Corner Mouldings Glass Rock, Sand and Gravel For Sale By Experts BUILD WITH Let us give you a low cost â€" estimate â€" toâ€"day! 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