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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
2
An old fashioned patent medicine claim promises rapid relief from constipation and associated ailments while you sleep. It asserts no bad taste, no tongue coating, and restored appetite, strength, and buoyant spirits with regular use of 25 cent boxes sold at drug stores.
Timberley shares with Haight that the late heir to Hardwoods Retreat is alive, Francis Stanley alias Dorkin, while Musko the Cree guides their path through a forested lake. Timberley warns Haight that the property now belongs to the living heir, revealing a dangerous twist.
Timberlay orders Musko to fetch a fish rod and fly hook from the canoe. He plans a private talk with Haight near a stream, away from black flies, while the Indian prepares a strong tea and a funeral pyre. The pair move quietly through the cedar thickets.
The Canadian National Grand Trunk Railways exhibit at the Dominion Exhibition presents a striking display across two sections, showcasing the Canadian Rockies and Yellowhead Pass. A giant cedar arches over the ceiling while Maligne Falls flows nearby, with a 100 foot panorama featuring Jasper and Mount Robson Parks. Mount Edith Cavell stands center among peaks Geikie, Fitzwilliam, Pyramid and Robsaw in the vast scenery.
A display recreates the Canadian Rockies atmosphere and highlights the Canadian National system. The exhibit features wireless telegraph and telephony with 43 wireless messages, Marconi aerials, and an exact steamship style cabin. The marine department presents aids to navigation such as revolving lighthouses and fog horns while stressing settler opportunities along the rail network.
Claim cites twenty million tons of bituminous coal within 200 miles of Regina with quality surpassing Alberta coals. Saskatchewan yielded 300000 tons from 51 mines in 1919, and output is rising annually.
A new company capitalized at 200 008 aims to develop part of the Saskatchewan lignite fields in the Ketevan district. Western Collieries Link has been incorporated in the province and will begin operations. It seeks 630 acres at Roche Fercee, nine miles southeast of Estevan, to mine coal and run a brick pressing plant year round to employ labor. Government reports outline the plan.
The district contains Snest clay suitable for brick making and the slack Henite coal will fuel the brick burning. Production is estimated to proceed with economical efficiency.
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