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A, - _. DOTHIS when you . i . Demand i ---- ---- a MINING FLASHES Atnel Mines, Ltd, has acquired eight addftiopal claims, six of which ij are located to the south and two on the north of the main property in the Michipicoten area. e new 'acreage gives Atnel a 'total' of 800 acres, and it is understood that the company may 'acquire further ¢claims which will give them a total "wake up with a Headache YOUVE MSAD BRESSING Aspirin" Tablets of 1,000 acres. i Dissolve Almost 5 re-- Instantly Installation of the 100-ton mill at seconds : the Morris Kirkland Gold Mines J : an tte property has been completed and the tablet starts to disintes new unit will go into operation with- Fraia and So lo nork, in the next week or ten days. The lek into & glass of water. mill has been designed so that with By tho time it hits the little cost it can be stepped up to bottom of the glass it is 160 tons per day. Crushing of ore will be started this week to fill the mill bins in preparation for starting the ball mill October 26th, It is estimated it will take 10 days to two weeks to fill the circuit and tune up the mill. Results of work on the lower levels indicate the company will be able to provide mill feed ot a much higher grade than formerly estimated. Several veins have been jcut on the new deep levels between {760 and 1,250-foot, where ore is 'uniformally from 60 to 100 per cent disintegrating, What happens in this glass + ++ happens in your stomach. : When you wake up with a head- ache, do this: Take two quick-act- ing, quick-dissolving "ASPIRIN" tablets with a little water. . By the time you've finished dress- ing, nine chances in ten, you'll feel relief coming, - i 'Aspirin' provides this quick relief because it is rated among the quickest methods for relief science has yet discovered. higher in grade than.on the levels © 'Aspirin' tablets are made.in | rikkig HR is the registered Shove iby. 750 fous I = i On nd trade-mark of the Bayer Company, |f8ce another important developme Limited, of Windsor, Ontario, Look [is taking place 150 feet from the for the name Bayer shaft. in the form of a cross on | every tablet, ---- Following reports of further financing by 'New York interests, Bram Watkins, president of Cunip- tau" Mines, stated 'that' Mining Re- search Corp. have laid out a large program of development which has already commenced. Diamond .drill- ing contracts are being let for un- derground and surface drilling cam- paigns on both the Cuniptau and Get- LOOK FOR THE BAYER CROSS Light Meals for Best Work entist expressed the yiew that as the or from" the brain men should not eat a "hearty meal th pr er af in dulge in 'heavy- luncheons. successful work at night, it is almost impossible after a hearty dinner.-- . Chatham News. n 2 property and the Alexo property, which they recently acquired. While no confirmation of the new financ- ing was available, a statement from New York Is expected shortly. ---- © Noranda Mines will shortly com- mence construction of a hydro elec- tric power plant of 80,000 'h.p. capacity at a cost of $5,000,000 for its own use, according to an an- nouncement made by James Y, Mur- dock, president. Work on the new plant will be started as soon as a few minor remaining details are approved by the Quebec Govern= ment; Mr, Murdotk states ,in making the announcement. While he could | not estimate the saving that would A short timé ago an American scl- ocess of digestion takes blood away before = devoting their oughts to -the solution of weighty oblems,. He found that office work: 8 were more alert in the mornings ter a light breakfast than they are the afternoons, provided they in. 3. As for be made by the production of their .jown power, it is believed that the: cost will be considerably lower than: the cost of -power presently con- tracted for, = CHAPPED SKIN, . Dilute Minard's with ong ) © sweet oil or cream. pely _once a day. For Frost Bite use the Liniment fréely and undiluted. No trouble. Very healing: . na a Laguna Gold Mines' = September production amounted to approximate- ly $28,000, as compared with $31,- 000 in August, according to J. H. C. -| Waite, president, who has just re. turned from the property. This is considered satisfactory in view of the fact that during September the large 'part of mill feed came from the dump, ~which:-has 'an estimated "KING OF PAIN" INIMENT '| farther from the truth, ME -- f grade considerably less than the mine average. The large amount of ore is now being drawn from the mine and it is expected that millheads will show improvement. Shaft sinking is proceeding and a station has been cut" &¢-876-foot level. At least one more level is to be opened up im- mediately at 1,000 feet, . The stopes that are being opened on the 150- foot and 600-foot levels show indi- cations of being somewhat better than the drifts, it is stated. ; ----) ¥ : Skookum Gold Mines' second dia- mond drill hole put down on the No. 8 vein has encountered two lamprophyre dykes separated by 40 -| feet of core length of sheared min- eralized granite, according to a wire received at the company head office from J. D. Turner, resident engineer, A considerable -quantity of quartz shows in both dykes and in the hanging and foot walls. Mineraliz- ation consists of pyrite and chalcopy- rite. "Forty Years On" Thousands of children leave school this year. Their entrance into working life will be accompanied by the dismal chorus of moaners who say that a child's chances of success grow fewer and fewer every year, Parents should 'accept this nonsense for what it is: obstinate pessimism who ave leaving' school should be told of the new industries which never existed when were young. Aeroplanes; motor. cars; radio; modern transport; these are part of thé exciting new world which accepts them, ture, control, and sale of. these things form the enviable Heritage of youth today.--Manchester Sunday Chronicle, \ "Good common sense in political leadership is what we need now." -- August Heckscher. of This Continent On Extended Tour - -of Sir Percy Bates, Chairman of tft Major F. A. Bates and Mrs. Bates who arrived in Montreal in "Antonia October 4th, for an extended tour of the United States and Canada, Major Bates is a Director of the Cunard White Star Line and a brother "Boatd "of the same Company. Ti Our Newspaper William F." McDermott, in Cleve-' land Plain Dealer, observes -- They say that girls who work in a candy factory quickly learn to hate candy. By: analogy, people who work for newspapers ought to hate newspa-, pers. I imagine nothing could . be In my own case, I find that years of service in the galley only in- crease one's fondness for newspa- pers. I am not speaking of respect or admiration. In a moral sense, 'newspapers are no different from a . Alleged - 7 Mistress-- Mayie, wher hn: wait on the table tonight for my guests, please don't spill anything, Maid -Don't worry, ma'am; I never talk much. ' = Blessed are the poor. They don't feel much of a bump when they hit the bottom. : --_---- people, Some of them are honest, decent and able, and some are not. For the 'moment, I am thinking of' newspapers detached from their pol-. icies, their strength or their weak- nesses. I am thinking of them con- Bas THE GREATEST) | TRACTION TIRE ee ; iF i ; through don md, sow, or un.' 1 J through mpro one Grip Tires take you safely - without the use of chains, The pat- ¢ = ented Graune Crip tread gine an, any ELL surface--1is -cleaning--and gives Z47=~ positive traction. Don't take chances of . getting stuck in soft roads: Put a set of Ground Grip tires: on your car or \ tru today. 0 increase in price, | thelocal Firestone Dealer, UND GRIP TIRES TRUCKS AND TRACTORS = See Y FOR CARS, ' -y-pulsing pieces of inky paper that -that 'awaits reading. The fatter the | measure for a larger place. cretely in' terms of the alive and you pick up in the morning. The pleasure that I get out of them is physical. I like the smell of fresh ink on paper. I enjoy the feel of the pages as I turn them over. I revel in the sight of a newspaper paper the better. I'like a stale news- paper no better than a stale egg. Newspapers must not be mussed and disordered by another hand before they get into yours. ki A plague on those people who can not -pick up a newspaper without rumpling and scrambling it until it is fit for nothing but .the wastepaper basket. They 'have no order in their minds and no reverence 'in - - their souls, and 'they are a confounded nuisance. The man who really does his best in a success whether the world thinks s0-or not. Let every occasion be a greut occasion, for you cannot tell when Fate may be taking your A loafer complains that he has a wolf, but no door to .keep him away from, . Positively no REAL MOVIE mon- MACHINE, Come ey to pay, given plete with films, to you. absolutely batterles and sll- | free and guaran. ver .screen, ready teed as represents to operate, ed. Simply send your name and address, we will mail you only 12 tins 6f Hygela Heals ing Balve, which you sell at :250¢, a box. Every home reeds a tin, Sell within 3u days, remit $3.00, and we will send Movie Machine at once, postpald, or cash com- on, " HYGEIA CHEMICAL CO., Dept. O.B.4 Box 433, Toronto, Ont. Friend--What did your son.learn at college? ; Toronto Man --Well, sir, he can ask for money in such a way it seems like an honor to give it to him, el --0-- = The man who goes about with a chip on his shoulder, opines Horace, sooner or later, develops a knot on his head. " --_--) -- -Doctor--II'm! Your chest's a bit weak. You must avoid draughts. Patient--Oh! And how about my darts match next Saturday? --) -- Step out of the shadows if you want to enjoy the bright things in life. ---- A man never knows how many liars there are in this country, says Horace, until he runs for office. --0-- Prospective Employer--Are you a- clock watcher? Applicant--No, sir! I like out- door work; I guess you would call me a whistle listener: - . -- Qe "It's Jove that makes: the world go "round; but it's liquor that makes us realize fit. --) a Hubby-- I'm half dead with this infernal. cold. " Wifey--Don't you suppose I could collect half your insurance money? ae (ee Straight whiskey will make. those. who lick it up walk crooked. a (en Mr. Jinks-- Yeu were no spring : The Graphochart Shows how to read character: from handwriting, -ata glance 10¢ PREPAID with no hasis'on fact. The children their parents' The manufac- DOUBLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET © lo) chicken when | married you. Mrs. Jinks--No, I was a little goose, . --_---- Sunday School Teacher -- And why did Noah take two of each kind of animal into the ark? Bright Child-- Because he didn't believe the story about the stork. --0-- . We have noticed that a husband who calls his wife "the old woman" usually is a pretty decent chap and seldom runs away with some other man's wife, Jerry--What is the way to teach a girl to swim? . Hal--That's easy.. First you put your arm around' her waist; then you take her left hand-- Jerry--DBut this girl is my sister. Hal--Aw, push her off the pier, ani - ---- The farmer who. needs relief the most is the one who has moved into town, . --Qre Pete--When I arrived in Toronto I didn't have a single cent in my pockets. In fact, I didn't even have any pockets. , George-- How. on carth did that happen? Pete--Oh, I was born there, --0-- . If the onion would only learn to use perfume it might work its way up to the greenhouse, suggests Bill. ---- Nothing has cut down the expense of travel quite as much as the news reel. : i Young Farmer--I1 wonder where all my ducks have gone? His Bride--I'm sure I don't know. They were all swimming around an hour ago when I fed them those biscuits 'I made which' you didn't like. --)-- "I haven't changed my views or philosophy of life, and I never will Heads in Alberta Larger than Others CALGARY -- Alberta women have larger heads than tleir sisters in other parts of Canada. This is the report of the general manager of an! Eastern millinery company. Local | milliners confirmed his statement. Young and old women wore large sized hats, according to the millinery authorities. The average headsize for Calgary's fair sex is 223%, and a number of orders for size 24--a size seldom sold in other centres of the Dominion, No one seems to know why Alberta women have such large heads. Sug- gested answers are: It may be the al- titude; perhaps they &te brainier, or, perhaps, they are just proud of Al- berta.' Classified Advertising SALESMAN WANTED change them, but I know I am too old to talk about it." * --George Bernard Shaw. Milk Freezing Scheme May Allow Storage WASHINGTON -- Discovery of a process: for keeping milk fresh for long periods was announced by the United States Agriculture Depart- ment. The Bureau of Dairly Indus- try called the discovery "a simple process of concentrating and freez- ing" the milk. " An announcement by the Bureau said the new process will afford a practical means of providing zoo quality milk for use on hoard ships and in distant places where a sup- ply of fresh milk is unobtainable. The Bureau said it had found that by concentrating the milk tc one- half or one-third its original sze it can be frozen without injuring its properties. Ordinarily when milk is frozen the emulsion is destroyed ana the thawed product falls short of the original properties. ; 3 "The frozen milk", "the Bureau said, "may be shipped long distances and held for weeks until ready for use by the consumer, when it 1s per- mitted to thaw and enough water is added to bring it back to ns or- iginal volume." AT Manufacture of chemicals for water purification will begin soon at a new plant established at Saramen- ha, Brazil, | i -- Germany has decided to re-estab- lish the whaling - industry to roluce imports of oils and fats, Flush Kidneys of Acid andPoisons 'Gain' in 'Health and Stop Getting Up Nights When kidneys are clogged they become weak--the bladder fs {rritated--often passage is scanty and smarts and burns -- sleep 1s restless and nightly visits to the bathroom are frequent, The right safe harmless - and inexpensive way to stop this trouble and restore healthy action to kidneys and bladder is to get from any druggist A 40-cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Ofl Capsules and take as directed -- you won't be disappointed. But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL Haar- lem Ol] Capsules -- the original and genuine "right from Haarlem in Holland -- a grand kidney stimulant and diuretic. Remember also that other symptoms of kidney and bladder Graphologist 'Room 421 |, .. 73 Adelaide St. W. | Toronto ' trouble are backache, leg cramps, puffy eyes, moist palms and nervousness. Issue No, 44 -- '36 Cc--1 YALESMAN WANTED--FINANCIAL House desires the services of a high class man to represent them in this locality, We have a mining issue of real merit. We handle nothing else -- our last two issues were both winners with the properties in production; commission basis. Apply Box 60. Wilson Publishing Co., 73 Adelaide St. W., Toronto. - PERSONAL REYING MAIR INSTANTLY Darkened. No. dye. 8afe. 50c. Trial size 25¢., An- nette, 220 McDermot, Winnipeg. INVENTORS! A" OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR. List| of Wanted inventions and full information gent free. THE RAMSAY Patent Attorneys, 273 Bank Canada. Company, World | Street, Ottawa, ' STAMP COLLECTING ZANZIBAR Also Sudan, Somaliland. Tigerstamps, Togoland, Caribbean, Algerl- an, Central Americans, British Colonials, This Magnicarocious collection free for Se. postage. GRAY STAMP Co., Dept. PC, To- ronto, FANNING MILL JANNING MILL -- Kline Champion. Farm- ers say best made. Kline Company, 121 Empress Cres., Toronto. . TUITION FREE HAIRDRESSERS not doing Permanent Wav- ing, we teach and equip you free. Fur- ther particulars, write Box 8, Listowel, Ont- aro, ASTHMA SUFFERERS ASTHMA -- A missionary from India com- pletely relieved of asthma 15 yeara ugo will gladly "send valuable Informa*! in to anv sufferer. Send name and address. Gladys Roberts, 302W Avenue Road. Toronto, Ont. | says James Stewart -- 'Bue coal' HEATING EXPERT Last winter was one of the most severe ever known. Weeks of sub-zero weather "tested fuels to the utmost --and found maftiy wanting. One fuel came through that testing triumphantly. That was D.L.& W. Scranton Anthracite which is trade- marked-- coloured blue to protect you against mixing 'of substitution. The 'blue coal' dealer will tell you more about this great fuel. 6-36 such mother felt it her duty to intervene, 80 selfish. play with your marbles for a while," Clothesline Race Getting the Wash Out First "On Monday Morning Has + Bothered a Lot of © "Women re The idea that it 13 the smart housewife who first gets her washe ing on the line is dealt with edi- torially by the Peterborough Ex- aminer, RF: "The truth is that getting 'the wash out first on Monday morning has bothered a lot of good women for many years. It has given the winners a feeling of elation and it has made the second and third and fourth place people take unto thems selves an inferiority complex. We believe some folks have even made themselves and all the other people in the house miserable about it. And this has been going on ever since we can remember. Grand- mother was the same, "In other places and at other times we have seen the Monauy wash on the line as early as seven in the morning, an' that aroused the suspicion that .there had been a deal of the work done on Sunday night or that the a'arm had been sounded in the houschold at an une carthly hour on Monday morning. "Under the best-regulated clr- cumstances Monday morning is a" time when things are apt to be a little on edge in the household. Unless a man is of the breed which takes a hand and helps he is better out of the house as quickly as pos- sible, so the little lady can enter the back-yard clothesline race with as little handicap as possible. "If new washing materials make the work faster than they should also make the work easier; it should be possible to attain the same re- sults with less speed. We do not believe anything can be done about it. Women have been at it for long years, and the time at which the clothes appear on the line hag been regarded as somewhat of a yard stick by which competence could ac- curately be judged." Woman Editer Disagrees "Bride Broder" in the Toronto Mail -and Empire takes issue ith this. ~~ For her. part, she doesn't 'care a thrawneen' whether the washing goes out early or not. She says: "We have done quite a lot of washing, one way or another, in our varied life, but we did it exactly when we jolly well pleased, or when the necessity arose, or the air seem- ed the sort that would "scent the clothes deliciously, or there was plenty of hot water, or--any num- ber of things. But we were never in the least interested in a clothes- line. marathon and we'd like to wager that "in this sublime indifference we're not in the least unique." On the Farin ° But on Ontario farms fairly close the cagle cye can see a long way and on Mondays snowy-white laun- dry is conspicuous. Interviewed on the subject a girl in domestic em- ploy says her mother judges charac- ter of the housewife entirely by the time she gets her washing done. Or she scents something extraor- dinary. : } "Near 12 o'clock and Jenny's lino is not out yet!" Her tone says volumes. Or she migit say: "I guess Mrs, Peast will be tire today and won't come over; hee Ine wos out much earlier then usuzl and she had a bigger wash thas most d-ys; perhaps she had folks staying over the week-end, "They ought to invent come Lind of washable paper sheets that wou'd still look good and _save the laun- dry = ' Preservation of Farm Fence Pests Experiments have heen condncted to determine the relative merits of treated and untreated fence posts. In one experiment started in 1027, rests were treated with coal tar or creosote while other posts were left untreated. In 1936 all the treated posts were found to be sound. but all the untreated ones were either com- pletely rotted a few inches below the ground or showed "such advanced stages of rot that they will have to be replaced within the next year. As it was, several of the untreated posts had to be replaced and 1935, in 1934 Proof Two small brothers were having a strenuous fight that their "Bobby," she "don't. be brother protested, Let your little "But, mummy," safd Bobby, teadful- e. coal Gu ow : 74/8 Y LL CONFIDENCE TO lem, political or economic, would not melt before the fire of spiritual awakening," A1y, "he means to keep them tlways!"" "I don't think he does, dear," re. plied his mother. "I know he does," 'said Bobby, "feauee he's swallowed two of them already!" - ) "I' doubt if there exists any prob- which Franklin D. 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