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The first exhibition game of the, see their own team in action for the season in Junior N.O.H.A. hockey will| first time this season. | be at the Timmins rink this (Thursâ€"| â€" The schedule for the Junior N.0O.H. *‘day) evening, December 15th. The| A. hockey has ‘been arranged. _ The two teams in this exhibition game| first game in the schedule will be at will be the Timmins Juniors and the| Iroquois Falls on Tuesday evening, South Porcupine Junior hockey team.| Jan. 3rd., commencing at 8.15 p.m. South (Poreupine is likely to have a) The first game in Timmins will be on team in the Junior N.O.H.A. this seaâ€"| Friday evening, Jan 6th. The followâ€" son. In any event they have assemâ€"| ing games in the schedule will be on bled a good team and will certainly| Tuesday evenings at Iroquois Falls, give a good account of themselves this| and Friday evenings at Timmins for evening. The puck will be faced at| four games at each place., The games 8.15 p.m. The Timmins Juniors are| in each case start at 8.155 p.m. ‘The shaping up well. There is some very| following is the schedule as arranged : fine material in the Juniors, and great| â€" Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, Timmins at Iroâ€" things are expected of them. _ The| quois Falls. executive does not expect them to do| _ Friday, Jan. 6th, Troquois Falls at it all this year, but rather are buildâ€"| Timmins. ‘ing the biggest hopes on the future.| _ Tuesday, Jan. 10th, Timmins _ at (‘This year‘s Juniors are an allâ€"homeâ€"| Iroquois Falls. brew team, playing hockey for the| _ Friday, Jan. 13th, Iroquois Falls at love of sport. Out of the group there| Timmins. is only one that will not be eligible| â€" Tuesday, Jan. 17th, Timmins at Iroâ€" for next year‘s Juniors, so there is‘ quois Falls. sound reason to build on the future.| Friday, Jan. 20th, Iroquois Falls at Most of this year‘s team will be eliâ€"| Timmins. gible for two or three years yet, and| â€" Tuesday, Jan, 24th, Timmins at Iroâ€" one player will be eligible for Junior| quois Falls, hockey for five years. Accordingly,| _ Friday, Jan. 27th, Iroquois Falls at the prospects for future hockey here| Timmins. are of the very best,. _ Every good| (Monteith has a team in the Junior sport should give support to the boys| N.O.H.A., and has a bye. Monteith and to the executive in the work of| will play off with the winners of the building up the best possible brand of | group at the end of the season. 1f hockey. The hockey fans are specialâ€"| South Poreupine puts a Junior team ly asked to turn out for the exhibition | into the N.O.H.A., as seems very like: eame on Thursday (this evening) and| ly, they may also secure a bye. n ons ons s ue mm mm o + on ce on ue . Sn First Junior Hockey Match at Timmins This Evening Exhibition Match With Iroquois Falls This (Thursday) at Timmins. Regular N.O.H.A. Schedule for Season. South Porcupine Likely to Have Junior Team. Other Junior Hockey Notes. ELEGTRIGAL METROD OF PROSPEGTING FOR ORE Dr. Hans Lundberg Gives Interesting Address to Mining Institute at Toronto So much use has been made of the electrical methods of ore prospecting that in this country the matter has become of interest practically to all. Accordingly, there will be many who will find a recent address by Dr. Hans Lundberg to the Toronto Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy of more than passing imâ€" portance. In the course of his adâ€" dress Dr. Lundberg said that, though attention had been directed to the subject, it was only in recent years that electrical prospecting had been put to practical use. It had hbeen found especially useful in Sweden, in the Unitedw States and in different parts of Canada and Newfoundland. He pointed out that the method used was to do reconnaissance work first, and, if this secured promising indiâ€" cations or reactions, then they did inâ€" tensive work in the spots which seemâ€" ed ‘best, and this would be followed by diamond drilling. Dr. Lundberg claimed that they could sometimes discover ore at depths of 300 or 400 feet. This was especially valuable in such places as Rouyn, where there was a heavy overâ€" burden. . They had been able to deâ€" tect deposits through sand, gravel, drift and boulder formations. _ The cost was about $2.50 to $4.50 per acre, though the general preliminary work did not cost as much. The information gained was someâ€" times negative, the object of electriâ€" cal prospect being to direct diamond drilling. The mineralization indicatâ€" ed was not always economic, but was effective in directing the diamond where it would do most good. _ This method, he said, had been used with good results in the Hollinger holdâ€" ings in the Kamiskotia district. The Ontario Government had company to do a lot of its work by electricial prospecting. It had been found useful a year ago in Red Lake on the Howie and adjacent properties, and also on the Potterdoal, in Munro Township. Electrical prospecting has heretoâ€" fore been found most useful in the location of sulphide ore bodies, for example, copper and the base metals, and not much has been done in the successful locating of gold. _ Notr have they gone very far in the loca tion of oil deposits though effort were being made in that direction. An interesting talk was also giver by (4. Deschantre of Paris, on the re sults obtained by the Schlimberger r French, method. The same objectt was sought by the company using ‘his method, but in a different way. }%)th of the companies have theit Â¥iadian headquarters in Toronto, *.,*, 0. { 00‘0.00. '0 00000 ooooo 15 WILStIN AVE. 4 "Phone 785â€".| or 785â€"W. w .~. v.....“ Have your Effects sold at #,. * .‘. ‘ Je ## *4 ®#, # Â¥# ##4 d feclo«?s #. # *4 #4 #4 *# # #4 * 4# ## * # *4 w # *4 *# *# #@ #@ # t# #4 #4 # *# *4 #. + ** # # # < #* # # #4 * *# Cad 4 # h« NEW METHOD LIKELY AT THE MINING EXCHANGE FORMER BOLD BAD MAN TURNS GOOD COMEDIAN Is Noah Beery due to become a comedian even as his brother W alâ€" lace? « * \emno- Clothes‘‘ for Adolph Menâ€" jou‘s latest Paramount starring vehiâ€" cle showing at the Goldfields theatre on \Vednesday and Thursday next. This is the moot question, now that Noah, heretofore generally regarded as the hardest kind of scoundrel, is playing a comedy villain, Lazarre, in Choice for the jpart of Lazarre came as the result of Beery‘s brilliant portrayal of the comedy role of ‘"‘Hell‘s Bells,"‘ Rough Ridâ€" ers,‘‘ the road show depicting the career of Theodore Roosevelt‘s famâ€" ous Spanishâ€"American war regiment, according to B. P. Schulberg, west coast exécutive for.Famous Playersâ€" Lasky‘ The new part gives Beery optértunity for further comedy tf;fi(‘)les. Noah has an offâ€"screen face more suited to benign roles than his brothâ€" er, it is generally conceded, but his big successes have been scored in bloodâ€"curdling villain parts. _ The peak of his ‘theavy‘‘ characterizaâ€" tions was reached with his brutal but courageous Sergeant Lejaune _ in Geste."‘! P “'E\enmo' Clothes,"‘‘ is a comedy drama mlh a French locale based on the play by Andre Picard and Yves Mirande. Luther Reed directed. Toronto Mail Empire:â€"Astonishâ€" ment has been expressed that forty or so members of the Riverside Athleâ€" tic Club should have permitted themâ€" selves to be held up by two or three armed thugs. It was expected that athletes would give a better account of themselves. But the club isn‘t on a river side, either. Howey and Smith, however, stayed with the discovery and took a small gang of men in to explore the ground and ascertain its extent. Delays were experienced at the start, but they managed to do censiderable surâ€" face work and when they returned to Haileybury brought back several hunâ€" dred pounds of samples, most of which showed free gold. Specia) correspondence in The Toâ€" ronto Globe this week from Haileyâ€" bury says that active development of the gold discovery made last summer by Lorne Howey of Haileybury and Bill Smith of Cobalt, near Fort Hope, in the Albany River district, is planâ€" ned for this winter. A company known as Fort Hope Mines, Limited, has been formed, and arrangements have been made to finance the operaâ€" tions. The intention is to take a small plant into the property this winter. J. W. Morrison, wellâ€"known Haileyâ€" bury mining engineer, has been apâ€" pointed consulting engineer, and he plans to make a trip into the property early in the new year. It is interâ€" esting to note that this development will be about the farthest north in the Patricia district. Last August reference was made to ‘‘a rich gold strike on the Albany River.‘‘* This was followed by an exâ€" odus of wellâ€"known prospectors from this section and they all returned without staking any ground. They stressed the difficulty of getting to the scene of the discovery, but said that the country had possibilities. It was felt that an ®outstanding disâ€" covery would be necessary to aâ€" rouse interest. One prospector statâ€" ed that he only saw a few splashes of porphyry. Howey and Smith, however, stayed ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT AT FORT HOPE MINES sampled, and the average was better than $25 over three feet. The zone wus opened again in two places about 500 feet farther north, and it still carâ€" The find was imade in a fractured zone in greenstone. (It is from five to eight feet wide and carries pyrite chalopyrite pyrhotite and free gold. About 60 feet was uncovered and THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The find is close to the Hudson Bay post at Fort Hope and about 125 miles from the railway. There is, however, a satisfactory winter road built to the Hudson Bay post, and a contract is being given to the Revillion Company of Montreal to do the hauling. They do the work for the Hudson Bay Comâ€" pany. This road is cut from Tashota to Fort Hope. Lorne Howey is wellâ€"known through the discovery of the Howey Gold Mines in Red Lake. ried good values. 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