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Â¥ s **Even Northern Ontarioâ€"close as st seems to usâ€"has ‘had its romances. One of these has to do with ‘the originâ€" al discovery and earlier thistory of tie Hollinger Mine. â€"tlhat old masterpiece that we all kfowâ€" to ~be the pure figment of Rider Haggard‘s vivid imaginationâ€"â€" to others that are based on* actual truth, but are just about as lhard to bélieve. \"How Benny HoHingerâ€"then a routhful and almost penniless prosâ€" pectorâ€"had his interest aroused early Homer L. Gibson Tells the Story of The Discovery of the Hollinger And the Founding of This Camp. En a recent issue of Homerâ€"L. Gibâ€" asou. & Co.‘s ‘‘Timely Service Bulleâ€" tins,""‘ there is the following interestâ€" img and informative story of the Porâ€" «apine Camp and its development :â€"â€" THE ROMANGE OF MINING IN~NORTHERN DNTARIO **There is a tinge of adventure and an element of the romantic about minâ€" img that has an almost irresistable apâ€" peal to redâ€"blooded persons. 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Benny Hollinger possessed ithe optimism in ample degree, but unfortunately he didn‘t possess the cash to finance the ‘‘thike‘‘ that he determined to make in search of a mine of his own. â€"So started a hunt for a ‘{grubâ€"stake."‘ ‘*+Enter Jack MeMahon, an acquaintâ€" ‘*+Enter Jack MeMahon, an acquaintâ€" ance of Benny‘s who ‘happened to have ithe ‘‘necessary,"‘ estimated at $75. Next an understanding by which MeMahon undertook to pay the exâ€" penses of the trip, in return for a half interest in any properties that might be acquired by location. ‘‘Then the gathering together of the outfit and Benny‘s speeding away on ‘the ‘‘Muskeg Limited‘‘ for the jumping off place. â€" Here we have just a hint of the real effortâ€"for Benny Hollinger was always one to pass lightly over that part of ‘his vocation â€"but those who have carried a pack know that such a trip does entail real ness. . 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These samâ€" ples, by the way, were the real cause of ‘the "‘rusgh‘"‘ to Poreupine, when hundreds of otherâ€"adventurous spirits. made the trip over rapidly freezing lakes and rivers, and staked several townships almost solid before Christâ€" mas <of that same vearâ€"1909. effort and real sweat of the brow. ‘‘Let‘s go back now to Haileybury, where Jack MceMalion, in the absence of any encouraging news, began to wonder if ‘he hadn‘t thrown another $75 to the winds. In any event, and without ‘trying to guess his thoughts during ‘those weeks that Benny was ‘‘in the bush,"‘ a new dealiwas made b&ween MceMahon and ‘his brotherâ€"inâ€" law, Jim Labine, by which (MeMahon gets his money back and Labine half of his interestâ€"a quarter of the wholeâ€"for $75. ‘«Next, negotiations with the Timâ€" mins â€"MeMantin â€" Dunlap â€" Syndicate, who ‘had made a splendid success of mining in Cobalt. After examinations by engineers, a deatk by which the Synâ€" dicate acquired, for a modest payâ€" ment, an option to buy the property for $330,000. "It would ‘take volumes to tell the real story from ‘then on. How bush roads had to be cut for 35 miles from ‘‘the steel‘‘â€"â€"how machinery and supplies had to be rushed in to enable For Sale by mitec d, Montreal THE PUORCUPINE ADVANCE proauced neariy how â€" dividends have been paid t holdersâ€"how it drt‘lin the near.y nhail a miléâ€"how, in bmei, it has finally reached a stage of first imâ€" portance among the great Go‘@dl mines of the World. ‘*‘This little story, based on fact, shows that it isn‘t necessary to look very far afie"d for Romance. When $70 represents the purehase price of first a half, and then a quarter interâ€" est in a mine like Hollinger, why go to the South Sea Islands to hunt for buried treasure? mich ore Dodure of tha t Benny £€80,000 It is an odd and deplorable fact that nothing lhas been attempted by the Ontario Government in the matter of reforestation of cutâ€"over and burnâ€" edâ€"over forest dands in this province though the moneyâ€"value and national advantage of wellâ€"defined reforestâ€" ation policies has been amptly proven ‘by other countries. such as Belgima, Sweden, Denmark, France, ete., and by »provinces of this Dominion like Nova Scotia and British ‘Columbta, just to mention some cases at random. This question came up fiast week at the regular meeting of the Haileybury Board of Trade where the question reâ€" ceived very thoughtful discussion. Eventually the Haileybury Board of Trade passed the folowing resolution : t th €X] URGING REâ€"FORESTATION ON CNTARIO GOVERNMENT ** Wihereas there are large areas of eutâ€"over and burned forest lands in Northern Ontario that are useless for agriculture, and whereas so far noâ€" thing has heen attempted by the Onâ€" tario Government in the matter of reâ€" forestration, be it resolved that this Board urge the Ontario Government to commence a scheme for reforestaâ€" tion by setting aside a suitable area for ‘this purpose in Northern Ontaâ€" TIO. It was further decided to send eoâ€" pies of this resolution to the Temisâ€" kaming Associated Boards of Trade with the request that they take up the matter at their next meeting. like mantic as this. & *‘* What a field for Development and Romanee too, and what more desivâ€" able than that you and I should parâ€" ticipate!‘‘ W1 M mDoI °* Wuen benny 165,000 for one iight have been at ionrance Enough i ‘*There are other Hollingers and her Domes and other Melntyres in at vast undeveloped and almost unâ€" plored area. And, no doubt,; there Ey â€"â€"yeHlow O00.O00 »( [ 13 red Area. ~4 be other pro ther optimis make other rtant, durin oW OT ive beenâ€"Jack MC amount for havin firstâ€"and, Jim L for a gamble of A IC @1 mow tie ming airl y $50,000,000 me wroven tie existence «1 s at a vertical depth of mileâ€"how, in brief, it Oori€ tal mon \Overcor $£50,000,000 in Go!ld â€" of â€" over â€" $15,000,000 ) the fortunate shareâ€" is now turning out {tet Hollinger can realise tripâ€"LHard though i â€"lack MeMahon haif it 1 (Â¥ Ai ctors, grubâ€"staked â€"indixgduals, who scoveries, just as vyour lifetime and me we tren, an< 10 d ousdt, theve rubâ€"staked talked to )ine over Ail Know Â¥ (4 1et nethin nertyâ€"â€" ate ol 1amon he 6 sn W §0000¢0d0¢eddtsgsce0dd0deadcdo00d0ed 0eR ¢ seA decene®dddrcecrccre¢® : $0%0000000090000000000000000000000000800000000000000004 Highest Market Prices PAID FOR ALL RAW FURS Dealer in Raw Furs Box 33, Matheson, Ont. 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Europe is overwhelmed with war debtsâ€"unemployâ€" ment is acuteâ€"and the restoration to preâ€"war conditions is slow. â€" While Canada is in a much more favorable condition than many countries, yet there is evidence of stagâ€" nation, instability, unemployment and lack of conâ€" fidence. Taxes are heavy because of the country‘s efforts in the Great War, but have become burdensome on account of the misconceived policies and blunders of Governments that directed Canada‘s affairs prior to 1911. ; These conditions are largely the direct aftermath of the war, but they must be dealt with fearlessly and constructively. This is no time to consider experiâ€" mental changes, or the theories of visionaries. This is no time for Crerar and his Free Trade policy. This is no time for King and his wobbling "charted" policies, varying with each provincial boundary. 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