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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-08-05, Page 3ENING IRON ORE IN CANADA IMPORTANT INDUSTRY OF THE FUTURE. Development of Dominion's Deposits Will Mean Cheaper Agricultural Implements. Gee of the most potential and least deeeloped industries of Canada is the mining of iron ore, and instead of >atse being made of the vast deposits of the ore which underlie the part of the continent (Cmade occupies, the Do- minion is importing about 96 per cent. of the iron ore used in Canadian blast furnaces or over two million tons a year. Deposits of iron oro, according to official ial data, are widely distributed over Canada and in the main unex- plaited, only the conveniently situated and comparatively cheap mined ores of Newfoundland and the south. Chore of Lake Superior being developed to tiny large extent. The Maritime Provinces and Quebec. In the province of Nova Scotia, the principal iron oro deposits are those at Clenlentsport, Nictaux, and Tor - brook in Annapolis county; Brookfield and Londonderry in Colchester conn- ty; and the Pictou iron range in Pic- tou county. Some of the ore in this province is alined and blasting clone at Sydney and North Sydney, where plalit:e have been erected by the Do- minion iron and Steel Company and the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Com- peer. Peen ore:_; are found in New Bruns- wick In Carleton county, near Woocl- Etocic. Other occurrences of iron have been noted al West Beach and Black River on the Day of Fundy, neai` St. John, ar_,i also in Charlotte county near Leltro:,u. The most important deposits', however, yet found in this r'.ravinee, are those of the township at Bathurst, county of Gloucester. Along the north shores of the St. Lawrence river in Quebec, beds of magnetite have been discovered at many points, and thousands of tons have been shipped from here for their titanium content. Deposits -of :lmenite or titaniferons ore also occur north of Montreal at St. Jerome, St. Lin, Ivry and other points. Limonite or bog iron ores have been mined for nearly 200 years in .the St. Francis river district. Magnetite ores have al- so been found in the townships of Grenville, Templeton, Hull and Bris- tol, Leeds, Inverness, South Ilam and Ascot. Eastern Ontario. In eastern Ontario chiefly in the counties of Hastings, Frontenac and Renfrew, numerous deposits of the ore are found. The four northern dis- tricts of Sudbury, Algoma, Thunder Bay and Rainy River are rich in iron possessions. Any one district contains enough low grade ore to warrant pro- fitable commercial development. At 3.]oc:v e Mountain in tae district. of Sudbury, 100.000,000 tons of ore have been proven by diamond drilling. The Helen Mine in the Micllipicotetl range is tate largest iron ore producer in Canada, the output approaching 1,000 tons per day e 'he deposit is some 1,400 feet long with au average width of 400 feet. Other kri'own rich deposit, are in the Atikokan range, . the Lake Nipigon rai;f;e, and ranges' in Nipiss- ing and Tiinagemi. The Prairie Provinces and B.C. The prairie provinces of Manitoba, Sa:=.kntc,ilowlu) and .,Alberta havo as yet furnished no production of iron, but there are in these provinces a tim- ber of known occurrences of hema- tite, limonite and clay ironstone. In the province of British Columbia, some iron ore has been millets an Tex- ada Island, but here too the iron in- dustry can hardly be said to have got a footing. A number of occurrences of ore have been noted an Vancouver Island, mainly at Head Day, Iilannch River, Quinsam 'River and- Gordon River. In the interior of the province occurrences of iron have been noted at Kamloops, Kitchener, Ball Run, Burinis, and elsewhere. The development of Caned:48 iron deposits means a good deal to Cana- dian national and industrial develop- ment. It implies the continuous flow of freight traffic, the erection of blast furnaces, and steel plants, by-products plants, alloy furnaces rail mills and all subsidiary forms of iron works us- ually fonnd where such plants exist. More and cheaper agricultural imple- ments would be ilio reanit, a genfsrzu penebt to the Donlinioll, The Reason. He hated having his photograph taken, but his wife, indirectly, had .tOreed him to undergo tho touch -dread 'ed ordeal. When she saw the photo- graph she cried ottt in horror, "Olt, George, you have only one button on your coati" "Thank heavens," replied friend husband, "you've noticed it at Nast. That's why t had the photograph -tame" DON'T LOOK OLD FROM HERE UP A little "Danderine" checks ugly dandruff and stops hair falling 0a soft. nywmaMMOO esi • Get a small bottle of "Danderine" at any drug etoro for a few cents, pour a little into your hand and rub well into the scalp with the finger tips. I3y morning most, if not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared. Two or three applications often remove every bit of dandruff and stop falling hair. Every hair on scalp shortly shows more life, vigor, brightness, thickness and color. A University on Wheels. Agriculture is the Dominion's pre- mier industry. Back of Canada's pro- gress stands the fanner, and the coun- try's advancement in agriculture is re- flected in every phase of the Damiu- ion's activity. The settlement of lands, better farming and every pro- gressive move of agriculture is the concern of every resident in Canada no matter what his profession; the railways, the governments, industries and manufactures, and the consuming public are alike interested. The Federal and Provincial Governments and the railways, with a keen realiza- tion of this, have ceaselessly worked for the progress and development of this industry through the establish- ment of experimental farms, the cir- culation of literature, and other pro- paganda matter and many other meth- ods. They have never ceased to ad- vocate better farming, the scientific study of soils, crops and systems, land conservation, and all that tends for greater and healthier production, en- richment of land, and improvement in living and• social •conditions in rural Settlements. No better system of eclweatian and, aid .to more successful farming has been devised than the "better farming, train.," or as it has come to .be, Done. lariy termed, "the University' on i Wheels," which journeys through the Prairie Provinces of the West uede1 the auspices of the Provincial Depart meats of Agriculture aid Btiucatia and the Canadian Pacific Railway, I is In truth a travelling •university of agriculture bi nging all agricultural course to the farmer's; Home with its intensive clasees and dnntouetrations of the highest educational value, The train has two large machinery cars carrying the 1ive:stock and feed and two large fiat cars, one fitted up wills pens to carry eheep anti l;a e and the ether for use as a dela•:ii tra tion car.. 'These are fitted up la Win eipcg under the direction of 1:'1'ofes ur A. M. Shaw, professor in aniint linehandry et Manitoba University Three large coaches are used in dis playing field llueliandry exhibits •-an another car for the dairy, mechanical building, and poultry displays. Moving picture car films of an enter taining character are shown, as wel as those of an educational value. Tw coaches are fitted up as lecture car. for men and another -for women, nursery car is provided Which con tains sandpiles, slides and cribs, i. charge of capable nurses, when mothers may leave their children whilst attending lecturee. The train and entire equipment 1 furnished free by the Canadian Pacifi Railway, which has spared no pain to make the better farming train o the greatest possible service and as sistanee to Canada's agriculturalists, n t� -1 1 d 1 0 3 A, u e n s 0 s f RED HO MY DAYS HARD ON THE BABY July—The month of oppressive heat; red hot days and sweltering nights; is extremely hard on little ones. Diarrhoea, dysentry, colic and cholera infantum carry off thousands of prep bus little lives every summer. The mother must be constantly on her guard to prevent these troubles or if they conte on suddenly to fight them. No other medicine is of such aid to mothers during the hot summer as is Baby's Own Tables. They regulate the bowels and stomach, and an oc- casional dose will prevent summer complaint, or if the trouble does come on suddenly will banish it. The Tab- lets are sold by medicine dealers or by main at 25 cents a box from The Dr, Williams Medicine Co. Brookville, Ont. ew Designs for Misses 0540 95'I9—Misses' Dress (suitable for small women; four -piece skirt, front and back panels plain or pleated; in two lengths). Price, 30 cents. In 3 sizes, 16 to 20 years. Size 16 requires 3s/4 yds. 40 ins. wide, or 2% yds. 54 ins, wide; vest % yd. 18 ins. wide. Width, 1% yds. 9580—Misses' Dress (suitable for small women; two styles of sleeve; 9580 overwaist closing on shoulder). Price, 30 cents. In 3 sizes, 16 to 20 years. Size 16 requires 3 yds. 40 ins. wide. Width, lee yds. McCall Transfer Design No, 1044. Price, 25 cents. These patterns may be obtained from your local McCall dealer, or from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. W. q..Ju leads thousands of housewives to serve in place of foods that require hours of drudgery in a hot kitchen, Needs Aro Sugar Comes ready to eat from the packag,e ",Therth a Reason" for GrapeNuts ASIMEMINE el't�.r..l71t Rheumatism Now is the time to get rid of it! Nature is pulling for you,r- The warm weather's here— 9 .This is your chance— grasp it—take Y':.Y C114r i:.f u tl atie • CApsWes Get it out of your system the easiest way! Sold by reliable druggists for a dollar. Ask our agent or write 1a i for a fres sample. Temple - 149 rive , FI:. W., Toronto. sa Graas es of Canadian Prairies Make Mountains of Butter Alberta's 1920 contribution to the butter market was a fair sized lump weighing ten and one-half )pillion pounds that put $5,512,500 into the butter -makers' pocket.. The quality of this butter was unquestionable as attested by the fact that Alberta car- ried off tate first three prizes for block butter at the recent National Dairy Council Exhibition held at Winnipeg. Alberta's butter outeut increased dur- ing the past four years almost 40% in volume and over 123% in value. There are 55 co-operative creamer- ies in the province—all: community owned and operated, and 13 privately owned and operated. in addition to .Ask for Minard's and take no other. these there are in the larger centres such as Calgary, Edmonton, Leth- bridge and Medicine Hat, large cen- tralized creameries or dairies.. These operate collection branches or cream buying stations along the railway lines. Cheese making has become a con- siderable industry too, But •dces not keep pace ie growth with the butter industry, as farmers generally prefer to sell their cream and feed the milk by-product to growing stock. Eleven cheese factories are in operation in the province and turned out in 1920 a .half million pounds valued at $140;- -000. Dairying is fast becoming one of the big industries of the prairie provinces, following close an the heels. of grain growing and stock raising. Mixed farming has been strongly advocated :to Canadian farmers and they have seen its advantages. To -day it is generally practised. If a crop fails, dire er is not the result, there is • al- ways plenty of grazing and fodder to insure the weekly cream check for the man with a dairy herd. The progress of the dairying industry has been very much helped by the increased cultiva- tion . in .irrigated territories. Alfalfa is the greatest fodder yet discovered for dairy cattle, and is bringing won- derful prosperity to districts such as Coaldale and Brooks. This is to certify that fourteen years ago I got the cords of my left wrist nearly severed, and was for about nine months that I had no use of m;; hand, and tried other Liniments, also doc- tors; and was receiving no benefit. By a persuasion from a friend I got MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT and used one bot- tle, which completely relieved me, and have been using MINARD'S LINI- MENT in my family ever since and find it the sane as when I first used it, and would never be without it. ISAAC E. MANN, Aug. 31,st, 190S.Metapedia, P.Q. Nature's Way. How wise a mother Nature is I learn, When from the first I see her child- ren leave Eehind what the;: outgrow. They do not grieve Each morn that yesterday will nut re- turn. The human march would end did Age but .yearn For baggage Ieft with Youth—the little dolls That girlhood mothered, and boys' bats and balls; Play gracefully gives place to Duty's stern Yet wise behest. Each day we bid good-bye To something, so I oft have seen men die— Leave the familiar moorings, push their prow With no misgivings to the trackless deep, Life's Last leave-taking! Nature taught them how, For each night -fell prepared for the long sleep. ---Alexander Louis Fraser. By a Salmon River. from the back yon can see nothing but swift water Mottled with shadows and circling golden lights. But climb into tt tree and then look 1 down— You will set them etched in grey .against the bottom, Grand, tapering, silver salmon in deli- cate poise, Headed up -stream to taste the sweet- est springs, ED. 7 I$$ U E No. 31-'20. R)3I HERE 011ERE A Regular Stunt. Ferguson—"I've just been reading that the aviators to -day can do any- thing a bird can do. Yes, sir, they've got the thing down so fine that there isn't a bird alive that has anything on then." s Fitzgerald-"Zatsa? Well, when you see an aviator fast asleep flanging en to a branch, of a tree with one foot, then I'll come and take a look." Which Explained It. The vicar wi's addre'-i ing the 01111d- rc'i at the village soIlool. 1'ht urorniee, c]tildren, I propose to offer you an eItite)iue of the life of St, Paul. Now, children, can anyone tell me what an epitome is?" There was an awful silence. The word had pa:al;zed the youngsters, so the good men ttant on: "Epitome, children, in its signifi- cation symeoyeaou with ::no. is:r " MONY Of1DER.C. When ordering goods by mail rand a Dominion Express Money Order. Very Sarcastic. A witty Irishman was invited to a dinner party in Dublin in the hope that he would amuse a.td divert his host's guests. But from the beginning to the end of the dinner he preserved a solemn and serious face. The host thought this very sl.range. "Why, old fellow." he remarked, "I don't believe the biggest fool in Ire- land could make you laugh to -night." "Try," was the wit's cutting re- joinder. Ask for Minard's and take no other. The word "aristocracy" originally meant the rule of the best men. SAY "DIAMOND DYES" Don't streak or ruin your material in poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes. Easy directions in package. ,f6 c 0 FNS" Lift Right Off Without Pain Doesn't hurt a bet! Drop a little "Freezone" on an aching corn, instant- ly that corn stops hurting, then short- ly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufIicioat to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between 111e toes, and the cal- luses, without soreness, or irritation. SINCE ti 18'10 Classified Acivertiserents. rex{ Ear.Z 'M IJKOL $BARES W 11.TII TWO li dollars, at sixty-five cents, ITer- pian Lippert, Kitchener. VTAN0i1II—SUUOr T 1310];Es. 141J1OM ONE TO leI.Y1'I Ta:IOIJ,SAND words, tiet real money If your stories are snappy.Write Short Story Market. 6 Colu;nbl.e Aye., Toronto. x'4111:ALI S 7:11M12 WA.ITMD pan NIAGARA. b'AI1 , 111T:Murt1AL Jt J,iu ;irltal offers to young omen 18 to 31 tears of age, having +:u year's High School education, and who are de- sirous oi' becoming nurses, a thorough three-year courso In nursing; the hospi- tal has eight lour duty; candidates qualifying will b, accepted for r t +a ani. September first. For further part( tihtry, address Suprrintenrtettt." Meartor,.1 1.ios- pital. Niagara- halls, N.Y. "Henry," said the teacher to one of the your i'sters, "your face ):eeils washing. Did you lank n the glass this morning?" "Nope," said Henry, "but it seemed all right when I felt it." Min ere. Liniment for sale everywhere tt.recree the equipment of en up-to- date salvage ship are erchl:g;Its, line -throwing guns, r.esie (!.;111, hoist- ing machines, etc, • MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs"' Child's Best Laxative es( Accept "t'al:fornin" :syrup of Fig$ only—look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stoma ach, liver tad bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "Call- fornia." FRHTFUL S'L , r3 On Face, Large, R.,11t'afarned. Lost Sleep. Ou icara Hearse "s"'' le p!es began to appear on xray face. They ware scattered ell over ^`a it, reed they became l :rge and e ` t a :ca. I could net help scratch- eee es. % less them, and I was a frieht- '1 f ,a right. I vias aci.craed ::3 rp t1rnC_7 ;' people. At art+?.jar:- u_.�- tseoi t:la,tea J th t`1 -axed and loss of sleep rera'.:o3. "1 areal Catletsra Seep and Oint- name, ar.d ceete unite four ca'.:os of Cutletra Caeca and tem berms of (din ..+ :1 was heeled." (aif,ned) Isaa reds c :o ita, 711 Sd Ave., eecateee a u.h.Jan. <an. Prcc cn s feather troshlet by using Cue:e.. n foe all tenet rimose,. Soap 25a 0i7-: 25 ar.0 roc Sold througeoe•• st c:Dor:i: '-`n. C..: e,clianDepot: Lyra ens, Limited, Et.i'azi St., Montreal. ;l "'CuticeraSoapshaveswithoutmug, AM..3niQ.$'Q eicxaoee Meg nemedieu onDOC Ei6E13ES e'•ele.ee STOPS :s 4i D,:.C31`o, b it's and 0 o:a to "Peed Maiied Free to any Ad- dress b:: the Author. IE. Clay Glover Co., Inc. 118 Vl"est 31st Street New York, u.S.A. , ONL A IT 1V1ARKE "BAYER" ARE ASHRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Croom For Colds, rain, Heidache, Neural- package which contains complete d14 gia, Toothache, Earache, and for roctions. Then you are getting real }theumatisin, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu- Aspirin—the genuine Aspirin pre.; ritis, take Aspirin marked with the scribed by physicians for over n.itt0't exam "Bayer" or you aro not taking teen years. Now made in Camila" aspirin ana tl u- l.Aspirin at all. Handy tin boxes containing 19 tato. .Accept only "Bayer Tablets of lets cost but a few cents. Druggisi i ,- :aspirin" in an unbroken "Bayer" also sell larger "Bayer" paekages.' 'IBBayer `you inest say ilttyer ',l�he�:e is only one li,sjpiria►••:< »� Y s, A Aspirin Is the trado mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of 11614 meeticecidester of Salioylloacld. While It is well known that Aspirin }}11ieans )3a 3na,nufacture, to ase1,t the pn6110 against Imitations, the Tablets of $4'OZ coup :Will be stamped with their general trade mels, t114 '`3l (l' ; Crow,"