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At the clone ot last year the com- pany had 1,721 lineal feet length in we and slave then ore bodies have been extended 25 to 60 per cent. in length and have been proved con- dderahly wider. Sumo 900 feet east " present workings drills cut through " feet ot 310 are in a Bone 160 feet wide. On the Boo-foot level the ore 3 opened up for 300 feet. averaging M% feet wide. the grade being " At 125 feet, 150 feet ot ore " feet wide has been opened up, better in grade than the mine average. The eastern bee on the 260-toot level continues in good ore. At the 8733-th level out mellent ore is being developed some Howey Making Headway Towards Production Sula . Additions to physical assets ot Mower Gold Mines this year to date have been substantial, and the quea- gn ot a mill is coming to. the lore- nt. An ommcial Informed the Northern Miner that by the late fall ”any should be in a position to do "te just what tonnage mill would he required, and it is likely that heavy machinery will he moved into the property over the snow during the coming winter. The tonnage of on “relayed and in light in tho mine in hue and will run better than 87. Construction of a 1.000-ton mill is re (aided as the most economical plant. The compact formation of ore zone will, it is estimated. enable the com- pany to produce at n coat of " per ton or less. and this would leave truth mnlial profits on a LOW-ton opera- tton. Pan’ermint Slavic Also, the enttirteertr' reports from this company's holding In the Sudbury dhstrirt shnw distinct misterqli.aed Dom-s running throughout the proper- Good progress ts being made at the Portland Canal properties otite Aleie indrta Company. No. 2 mane] ls're- Ported to have ennuuntvred good Bride ore. Also. the cnzlnoprn’ nmrt- hnm Here is a treat that can’t be beat! Berretit and plea. t we in generous measure! nr' Ct n be nogntiatlng for a property adjoin- ing the Velvet and their engineers are E the tield." The management lure high hopes tor this property. The Velvet property, tn Ilazolton district, has such hvorablo showings no! twelve ndiacen! claims have been natured. increasing the Alexandria'l “realm by 600 acres. Development to dato in the Velvet has disclosed A series of veins from 6 to 10 feet wide, well mlnvrallud and carrying com- morrial values in silver and lend. Consolidate." Smelter, are reported to Favorable Result. Remned at Prop- erties of Alexandria Mine, B.C. Prince, Rupert. Officials of Alexan- dria Mines have just reached here Mtor a visit to the properties of the company in Smith". and Hazelion district». The Hyland Basin property In the Rabine Ranges his some surface showings of high-grade 'silver-lead-gold ore, yielding sensational values. An angina-r and crew are working on the property surveying preparatory to enr- rying out 1 development program. "M;illli'si,islsli BA" IllRilr.lkva A F BlhWlhll, NEWS No one dreamed 50 years ago that such a fragrant beverage as "SALADA" Orange Pekoe could be produced pure as science can make " -fresh, superb in llavour~43c per hah-pound-and all black tea, A treat indeed for tea lovers. - ISSUE No. 33--'M "r0iiifilA, m arttiicitsl gas. Oihcinhs at the Dominion Natural this Company stated that the issue was fought out before the Council in Galt, which body bad previougl passed " resolution to do away wit; natural ms become of its sulphqrous odor and make I new contract with tho United Gas & Fuel Co. ot this city. OtBcials of the Dominion Com- pany stated that they bad discovered such large quantities of naturpl as recently that they were “to to give the Galt municipality omciall ' I/ft ten guarantee that by January 1, IM ' a large purtttetttiott Itt: coating $250,000, would be etrtasl bind and in‘ operation on its lines at some ree near London. This will enable the company to mix its no with that fro its well: in Huldimand County, and , will be virtually odorF. All centre, now 3 rved in That dintrict will be ammo; of n isimptr of pure gas. Mnnard'. LlnlmenzlA raaiirt. am am b'udlrttry.--There will be a revision of both treatment and capacity ot smelting facilities of the Mond Nickel (‘nmpany in connection with their pro- posed expansion program at the Frood Extension Mine, according to an ottl. cial announcetmmt. At the present timo omvials of the company, J. F. Robertson (smelting manager) and L, J. lngoislrud (chief engineer), are on a tour of the west, examining the smelting plants ot western copper min- ing commutes. Details ot tho pro- posed revision have not been an- nounced and no notion with regard to smelter changes are likely to be taken until next year. Oliver Hall, formerly mine manager. took over int week the position of general manager of Canadian operations ot the Hood Nickel Company, succeeding Dr. o, V. Coriess, who has resigned. Vigorous Fight Ween! in Wooten: Ontarlo by Two (in Companion Hamilton.---" Western Ontario, more is said to be a gun war on tor supremacy between the United Gaa & Fuel Company ot Hamilton and the Dominion Natural Gas Company, also of Hamilton and district. The United Company is 'truieavoring to invade the district embracing Pam, Gait. Brant. ford, Woodstock, lngersoll And other points and supplant natural gas with Bank clearings In the city of To- ronto for the week ended August 'th amounted to $123,642,941, an increase of 827,118,540 over the corresponding period last year and a decrease ot 86,- 930,544 when compared with the prev- ious week of this year. Comparisons: W'tt ended 1920 1927 Aug. 9th .._ "1M,642,M1 $96,524,401 Aug. 2nd. --.. 130,573,485 89,052,441 July 26th., 124,540,088 94,607,144 July 19111,“... 138,581,508 104,430,981 Mood Will Revise Smelling Facilities Periodical advertising in National publications in tho first so'vcn months of 1928 was 2 per cent. less than in the first seven months of 1927, and l per cent. more than in 1926. Pages printed in-newspapers of over 100,000 circulation: Newspaper advertising in so lead. ing cities for the Brst six months ot IM.ti was 4 per cent. lest-t than fnr.the sumo period of 1927, and 7 per cent. less than In 1926. Publishers' stocks, transit, amounted to on May M, ”1138, mid 31.1927 of tho workings on the surface to prom favorable ground. It will be carried to 800 feet at least. The com- pany is proceeding with underground development at the rate of 1,200 feet per month. Newsprint and Periodical Adverti.lng Less Than Year Atto-Statiatlea Vital to Industry Mill stocks of newsprint at United States and Canadian points amounted to 5.9 days' average production on June 30, IMS, and 4.1 days' on June so, 1927." _ Then) is a porphyry area south of the workings. located by drills. and a cmsscut is going out to prove this section. A drill is also working north 140 feet east of the preseng face on} the 500~ioot level, suggesting that a much greater length will be shown at 600 last. 1 Results to the west of the shaft have been not nearly so encouraging. The} rake of the ore body is towards the east, and workings have 6,000 feet to' go below reaching the boundary. A! diamond drill machine is being de.) livered and under contract proving oC, (re farther eut will he pushed more rapidly. Some MO feet ot drilling will be dono in this way and will helpl greatly in speeding blocking out l ore. 1928 1927 (Average tor Juno) Dames Sundays 28 -rt..Tve_ '_..r__.'... 31 104 27 '_...""...'......... M) 108 Toronto Bank Clearing: Show Increase Janii‘xsi on hand and in 30 days' supply M days' on May m: 3"¢W“.? Kia."" AU eye fell as if by chance on than Mr. "Now themts a We T'h+unofvmta1hAereqt1terhad anticipated, brim the garage- keeperr’l dull eye, and for the flmrt thus he unbem to uticulmtzo speck "Sure looks like good balms to mo," he screed. "An' 'twtnAdn't coat _ “Except {61' the fhtrt expense,” said Charlie. "No; I -am't suppoea it would. And I man want a mat, "But the trouble with that," ho pulled at his lip, "is, that I'd have to carry such a raft of samples. I've been wondering if lt wouldn't pay me to chuck the dad mtorcycle, and buy moank.cetitteeearthaticouidkad up with my chum" rkrmarmGsterrt-rtunitdoes, "What I need," ha said, “is half a dozen or so different lines of house- hold necessities. Pd be sure to catch 'ern somewhere along the line. So as his tongue “lagged on in the redial of his adventures, he was thinking. The one infallible appeal to an automobile man was the chance to make a sale and pocket a comfort- able txnnrrrkrion. Charlie had already represented himself as a cam/user taking orders for "put-it-tether-yourself" furni- ture; and he now deftly turned to an account of his fleutioua tribulations in this calling. I CHAPTER XV. I Charlie plodded slam; the oil-soaked lh‘ighway following those elusive tire- .trracks. The June afternoon which in his leafy tree-top had seemed a fore- tasitt of heaven, out here on the reek- ing road war-Well, it wad hot. Charlie swore himself fimUly to a farm about three miles down the road." There, leading up to the gaso- lint, resvrvryir and pump in front of the place were four tire tracks, three smocth and one corrugated, which he lad lost for the last half mile in the ems Nttchings.,of traffic. To Charlie impassivity was aways a chaileetv,e, Wooden stares and bob. Cod-up 'i.rncec were spurs tb his in- gammy. So far his solo respmse to Charlie's story of hard Iuck--eertain details modified-had been an irdifterert As Charlie explained the difficulty with his motorcycle, he took quick Mock of tho man from the dented derby hat on his head to the soles of his sputtered shoes. . As he pushed his motorcycle in at the door of the garage, the iirst thing he saw was 'he ftivver shoved back against the wall. No possibility of a mistake, with those toll-tale tires, mi the license-plate, No. 2,155,633, star- ing him in the face. " rtm9vitttt haxa‘r‘d of ytglryazq. It allows freedom of action of the one. leu greater comfort In reading. Does not Imprison the eye buying! , Murry: field. Dr. Jristow conducts a. private msrritasrium and Dr. George Kelsey in Wind there against him wilt ber. cause he knows of criminal (banner) of Bristow. Kelsey makes friends walth an inmate who tells him she is the misting Hope Rangex. She is rtgistered as ulster to a nurse named Copley. There had been no sound behind them. Their sudden action, the dar- ing of it, seemed to par-nine the we moors. Then there came a loud, angry scream. Kelsey, glancin back, saw Anita Cop-icy flrh1g down iie ver- andah stops, calling for the chauffeur, and shouting orders as she ran. LpSlllllifiiii; Hope's ttbiuetor's command the girl’s father to leave a hundred thou- sand dollars, wcrth of bonds at a spe- eified place. This is done according to Mstrvcticrs. Rois-3y and Hope make a break far free-Cum in Bristow's auto. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY A man stationed there whirled about, thinking the car was running wild, and scrambled for safety. lie was just in time. Through the hedge they smashed; then, with a bump and a hinge, leaped the trench which had been gog for tho wall’s new founda- tion, and with a deft twirl of the wheel swung into the road beyond. BEGIN HERE TODAY Loving Ranger offers tb, reward of orihandcvd thousand doL'ars for the safe return of his missing daughter, Hope. His two friends, Eustice Hig- by, trttorrrey, and J uam Charlie, ads ventumr, waist, Rarger in his search. A Britlsh Invention. x v. .' .9, .. " Auk Your Eye Specialist. Tan 31170041, you HAVE HOPED FOR rid/i .- ".'-- o --c, EWML'OWCD It?) ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO M§$.WIL§(M:4 VJooottow if: ‘ ttuttTRATFtt 5y . ' 't.w.ePvertu". There were protests, exclamation. mtrttomstmne:rs; but the garage man was firm, and in the and the party. four women and two men hes-ides the driver, with Amman good humor tmdtrr trying elreunwtar.-, got out of the our and the prxrprietor and Sam rolled it into the shop. "This here is a job that's going to take a couple of hours," he announc- ed; “and you can't go on in the shape you’re tn, gears all pulled loose. You folks’ll just have to pile out and stick around, can I get it fixed up." a g. _. *~*vl;§“~' With a muttered impremttion at h's awkwardness. he reached for his sack; and no he did so, saw the gar- age man complete his examination of tie car at the door, and shake his head at the ownw. the floor, Charlie leaned back against the wheel of the itlvver, and while he waited 101-ch a eigaret He gave a little gesture of mm, and seat, tered the tobacco he was rolling to But " Sam shambled around to the {mt ot the flivver, and Charlie and the proprietor leaned over to watch the best, they were interrupted by a hail from the doorway. A party of people in a touring car had just. driven up, and were making gig-nah of distress. The garage man relapsed into hls professional phlegm. "Wait now," the garage-keeper was mqn'ng, "till I turn over tho engine for you, and then you can see for yxrurself that I airt' misstatod nothin' to you. Come here, Sam, and crank her up for me." "Hold on a minute," ho raid. "I gotta see what these pests wane Then I'll be back." vague that it would fit a million others, and a lack of any identifying details for the car. Thinking the car was tunnlug wild, he corambled for safety. " Course she ain't her prettiest," typolrcgetica,l1y. "Shc's just in " the road; and, with this ile all over every' thing, she‘s kind of mattered up. Coupla strangers come in here with a big toaritt' car that they said wasn’t hittin' right, and asked me if I could let ' em have a machine to go over White Plains way, while their'n was bein' fixed. So I rented 'em the little boat. But, shucks, they might as well have used their own; there wasn’t nothin' wrong with it that I could Bee, 'cept a lease bolt or two." Charlie recognized with a some of mar frustration that it was useless to probe further. All he could, get was a description of the two men so "Oh, yes? Lest of friends. What- ever I (uy, he'll stand for." - _ A "Wondir" if I'm acquainted with him? I know quite a number of peo- ple around here." _ - "WrJol, you might call it bein’ 'quairrted," with heavy jocuhrity; "srciOn' that wu’re talkin' to him right now. I'm the owner of this bus, Cap- twin "Shcuhhft »wmder," the garage man 10} the way toward it, and threw back the hand for inspection. _ "You know the pan-y that own it, then?" Charlie could hardly ke'rp the thrill of eagernem out of his voice. trick that would suit me Doesn't happen to be for it?" Regarding this as a good otypo'n-tm Wflgjggi’ig _ " L Creamy 'uflZri, , Gro/ I At her “mm. a splinter of light, ”ring wont through Charlie and shiv- ‘ered along his spine. In the black, lbog-gy depths of his slough of des. jpcnd them flashed a ray of hope. “Sturdy! Mr. Juarez shake hands with Mr. and Mrs. Greenbelt,” mo- tioning to tho driver of the car and his wife. "Mr. Juarez, Minx Schup'p, Mia McCarthy, Mr. Dave Gmonbcrg and Mr. Lrfficr," the ran through the hr" fcVar.a'st. "I went all you '7n,io., to moot Mr.--" V __ "J uarez," Chr.rlie suavely helped her out. - She (raw; the Mart he expected That name was too familiar to mad- ers of newspapers to mp9 nolitrt. "Fancy mowing you here," a. Rat- tering touch of sentiment in his smile; "partners in hard luck, one night say, both victims of a break- down. Bless the breakkomt," whh light fervor. "When I-had mine I was hurrying back to a board-meeting from my friend boring Rarrger's place ovrr yondor." "You mean tho father of Han Ranger?” She shrmred an the blue, noss of her widened eyes. "Yes; poor Lorry!" H" was not act”: now. ' “7m; Princess Ioug'héd, but looks-d at him doubtfuhly. - l _ -rgirous,x, "a, a Kidder," the said. "I don't quite make you’_" -- 03:“qu oi' mocking commutation, "that your lady friend didn’t like the In the twinkling of an eye tho humble canvaéc'er of "pttt-ituogethee- yourself" furniture became without change of costume or stage properties the varphistieated, world-worn man of affairs. "She didn't like the hat?" he re- peated, lifting his shoulders and eye brows at the same time. "Caprieiouts, capricious creatures, you women." Myth past them,' whey he val stopped by a high-pitched, “My fa- mihr voice calling: "Oh, how 'd y’ do!" Helooktduptoeeenpndyw In ftsturist) vivid sport dine! moving toward him. For a moment he was puzzled, Mid then he remembered her an the stray- ed Princess of the smart little minim: r'uug'gnw M...'.. "m-"""'"'-"'"' --. won. "Oh. you men! You're a scream when it comes to millinery. Too bad," her charming mouth drawn Mn, her DON'T suffer headaches, or my of those paint a tablet of Aspirin can end in a hurry! Physicians prescribe It, and apron its free use, for it does not a at the heart. Every drug- gist has it, but don't fail to ask the druggist for Bayer, And don't take my but the tablets that are stamped with the "Bayer Cross." it,' to getaway. Charlie “not! to the garage keeper that he would he M premtly and started for the door. - . . ' 4L- --.--_ " Gy' siop where he and Ranger bought the hat. - . mallow could I forget the man who ordem'l that-that lid!” Laughta' ntruggled with Matufggue repose and Without W‘v‘jultiet!” he exclaimed, sweeping off his hat. "To think that you 11L memhereJ me after all these was!" the tryte lurk "tiii"."? honed m (lunch) eating Bayer lapghctun. While tt in is] known than. Aspirin mum B. or mu- hcture. to usgrr. (be public Inimt (minnow. se, we, trio be lumps! with ma: "Bun ' h. “Rh an inthtticm of her t 2111:!»de manner, she turned to . 9‘1de "I want all you "0L3 to CHAPTER XVI. at Orange, Chocolate, Vanilla, 1itptwberry--thick layers of delicious pure cream between two crisp, light Biscuits. circle. "Mr. Juarez is just back from u viey. to the “the? of Hope Ranger." _ Mv. and Mrs. Grmmbertr, Mr. Dave sealer; Misc Schupp. “in No why 1nd Mr. Uffler immediately became animated interrogation points. Chanlie answered truardmhly, with theairofooewhoeould tell amt dead bct whose lips were for the mo- ment vealed. Duh-How did you come out with your cums? Son~Passexl 'em just “to they were curs tthetu1.--tCincim no.1! Enquirer.) - Tomorrow. Why would“ thou till to-dar with not- now. About to-morrow, My heart? One wtatchet, all with mre most true, Doubt not that he will give thee, too, Thy part. Minard'l Llnlment for BUstered Feet, Heme, Fletcher & Co., Ltd. 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Piaucee-How dst 30:1.th mums would dot "'Rovie‘w” treat“ of liw inllmxn 'iortotur other subjm'h': Relattott i Aween Trade in Raw and Manni'; tured Products; BI'HMIHHI "um: tions; Trade by Cotttitumtr; lmpui by Principal Countries; Hui-iris I Principal Countries; Trude liulnnu Principal Commodities Itnprrttul, " ports tor Canadian Indusinrs: l'mu pal Commodities Exported; 'l‘rmn ' the United Staten; Canada's i'mlli. in luternaiional Trade; (‘anmlu shame in World Import Trade. l It', m The "Condensed Statistical liv-ruu of Canadian Trade has lint-ll uninuu unity-ctr so that it now row-IN high? a!“ "tat, countries. tht minim-m1 “change with which is semi-um. and dun Mth in detail. This is H only old-J report containing inn munic- tn thil form. There an» alt nnmrrdu amtrthedtttatrlra deal" with Claudia trade " a whol conif- at this new” [if (minim ath'hbNisitiots.tir Old [man um [lulu qse.'Btat$stie.,_,0ttatmr. ~, -' , The Continuum! Pretitttfnar.v Ilnpu on the Trade of Canada for the tir, year 1927.28 has Just been thllt-tl l the Dominion Bureau of Btatisti, This handy little brochuro has hm considerably enlarged this ycar an now comprises 120 pages. " to tilt: of two sections. a "Review" at I “Condensed Statistical vam‘d" I Canadiun Trade. The "Review" deals with the w tune and ulna ot the "otttinion'rs r term! commerce. Its ttuctuationri, di tributlon Ind routes of Wampum Lion are examined in retipect to bot current conditionn and recent van tlonu. Several of the analyses an now published for the titmt timc. Ca; Ida's progress and her present jm tion among the great trading natiut at the world are cxplaim-d in partit hr detail. More particularly. th "No evidence that has yet been ad duced maul: Germany's real rosponw bility," declares Preston Sloeson, Aw, ciuhe Professor of History in the I'm vensity of Michigan, in the um? is ... Of all tho main nrxuments set fr th by Dr. von Wagner. he odds, only .m- hu Any element of truth, vim, thnt "there documenu were so incomyh m u to be Wily misleading," am! this “Is only pun}; true, though warm; ated. The other documents are mm from beginning to end." "The tribunnl of history may vmy probably acquit Germany of the mujt-r guilt of desiring a general war." he says in conclusion, "but I mm A s-w how it can ever seq-rt Germany .f having untamed the responsibilit of n war that might have been avoi iw: :3. any date to Aug. i, by acvoptinr 'l.u British proposal for a peuceful scttl, me Annual Trade Figures Now Available F. Duluth, French member of the eommittase, declares that "the Gormam will never eliminate from the ream! of Mallory the responsibility which weighs on them-nntioet and Empornr --hoth for having derhortstely prepur- ed and undertaken the war. and f, r the -nbominable crimen which thrt committed." Konstanty Skirmunt (In. land) says: "All documents and d1» closures subsequently published om firm the inherent soundness of thut verdict." This challenge to the War Cum Committee of 1919 h nnswernM, 3y a number of the surviving membe-s of the committee in the August itauv Damn Rolin Jaequemynu. Belgium member of the eommittee, after exan " inintt all the new evidence aummar ind by Dr. van Wegorer, mncludw; "But supposing all this to be trur does it give rise to one single new (an of such 1 netune u to alter thy our. clusiona of the committee?" "The moat important. bases for a john!!!“ on the question whiher Germany wan may rearnnsihk- br the World War are undoubtedly fur, Melted by the Color Books Dublin-1...] during the wnr/' saw Alfred Tet; Wm. German terrttirffirutl Wm Metal-ten. In the August Current Hir. wry. {These publications, from slur: to flnirh, contain only n rmall fray meat of the documentary man-rm! available. and the individual dt., " menu were abridged and disfWur, I by various omissions and transm- "ions in the text. The Color “(do t f ‘the three great powers. England. Ruc, (sin, and France, clearly show n in. iner to leave out anything: that myrv throw an unfavorable light on thr. own policy, or that might tend to IN culpate tho Central Powers. '1 l,, French Yellow Book, in mldlllnn t. lheee characteristics, contains {my-d documents which serve the num- pm pose. The maining official tit,rn menu ere characterized in part by i ' correct tests, based upon talsitit " tions, for which the Committee un W.er- Responsibility and Sanctions, whim- report to the Preliminary Peam Cot forums in I919 was made the bum- of the famous War Guilt clause of the Verrailleu Treaty, thrintt sole blame on Germany, cannot, we admit. be held mponaible. We would now ask those who drew up the report whether thry would today, in View of the new 9v;- dence presented, stall endorse the rv- port." Evidence Shows I German Guilt ut Report Ready Linen“; Import ea; tfatrortti h Trude Bantu-m s Imported; In dimmer, Prine rrted; Trade w “Inn's roam“: Ida; Canadu' . Trade. etc.. on Cat dis I'I ll th They Tho when Ella the Carno- pro-Ionic. “Mu. Attttotr breaking vealed u bathing " out kids If Bre