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Annual Meeting of Mclintyre Porcupine Twentyâ€"first Annual Meeting Last Week at Toronto Given Much Interesting Information. Taxation a Heavy Impost on Mining Industry. Last week despatches from Torontc said that shareholders of MciIntyreâ€" Porcupine Mines were told that the mine has produced $60,003,000 in gold. when they met for the 2ist annugA meeting. The directors were reâ€"elected and the business of the meeting was purely routine in character. President J. P. Bickell, commenting on the fact the company had reached its majority, out the mine had furnished sufficient ore to wear out one plant and justify erection of the new and modern plant. To date over $60,â€" 000,000 in gold has been produced, with 50 per cent. secured from outside proâ€" perties which were acquired in the course of expansion of the company and now contain threeâ€"quarters of Mcâ€" Intyre ore reserves. Taxes a Barrier Touching on the high rate of mine taxation the president declared that at current rates imposed by federal, proâ€" vincial and municipal authorities Mcâ€" Intyre was paying the equivalent of 15 per cent. of operating costs, over 13 per cent. of all earnings and approxiâ€" mately 25 per cent. of taxable earnings. These imposts he believed to be a barâ€" rier to mining in the province and to be out of line with those on other inâ€" dustries. He hoped under normal conâ€" ditions steps would be taken to eliminâ€" ate inequalities. HMold Relative Positions ~ General Manager R. J. Ennis reviewâ€" ed results and reported that the proâ€" phyry stocks which have such importâ€" ant ~geological significance for McInâ€" ~Discussing the annual report he said the average yield in the last fiscal year was down 29 cents per ton if figured at standard value but up a cent if premium was Included. If taxes were excluded a substantilal decrease in unit costs was realized in the new plant and that furâ€" ther economies were expected. Despite the lower grade of ore handled profit, after adding premium and deducting depreciation, etc., was up four cents a ton. Porcupine Advance For Sure Results . . You should try The Insert One Next Week tyre appear to be holding their relative positions at depth. The inside shaft : being sunk below the 3,800 level is down approximately 4,400 feet below surface | and should Teach its present objective of 7000 feet towards the latter part of 1034. First three levels will be estabâ€" lished at 150â€"foot intervals but subâ€" sequent horizons will be at 125â€"foot inâ€" | tervals, after the schist is reached, with main haulage levels establishec : every 375 feet. As a result of a thorough geological survey «wdditional ore has been found in the old workings and further investiâ€" gation in this direction will be underâ€" taken. McIntyre has 60 miles of horâ€" izontal workings, 42 miles of which are being kept open at a cost of about 10 cents a ton milled. The management is anxious to draw all the ore possible from many of these levels and then abandon them. Mining Average Grades In answer to a question Mr. Ennis explained the company was not taking advantage of the premium to draw on low grade ore but was still mining the average grade sent up from stopes. The McIntyre property, he said, did not lend itself to selective mining, ore grade and occurrences varying to too great an extent. No drilling has been done below the 4,000 level the last year. Hamilton Spectator:â€"A committee on illiteracy in the United States finds that 4,000,000 people of that country can neither read nor write, and the rub, Oof course, is that there aren‘t enough government jobs to accommoâ€" date them all. The only outside properties held by the company are 240 acres adjOining the Howey at Red Lake, 120 acres at Birch Lake in the same district on which $10 ore had been developed over narrow widths, and 24 claims in the Swayze area. Recently by tax sale Mcâ€" Intyre acquired 120 acres north of the main property, though neither acquisiâ€" tion is contiguous to McIntyre. Just before the meeting adjourned President Bickell stated in answer to a question that the company investment portfolio "shows a very substantial proâ€" fit over original cost of anything taken hold of." Regina Leaderâ€"Post:â€"A long black cloud hovered over Winnipeg. on Sunâ€" day. Sounds as if the Government were going to put on another tax. One Insertion costing you 50 cents in advance wili bring you what you require June Examinations $.8, No. 1A, Tisdale Report of Promotion Examinations School Section No. 1 A Tisdale, (South Poreupine) at June 1933 Junior IV to Senior TVâ€"â€"Honoursâ€" Eva McLeod, Shirley Coffey, Dora Kesâ€" nesky, Bessie Verner, George Dogue, Patricia LaForest, Ralph Dysart, Mary Toderan, Royce White. James Turner. The following is the promotion | for 8.8. No. 1AÂ¥., Tisdale (South Port pinge) :â€" Passâ€"Edwin Kuusela, Reino Rauhala, Billlie McInnis, Harry Pyke, Steve Capyk, Emmett Cunningham, Oliver Syrja, Denis Pullen, Nellie Shukinski, Roy Richards, Della St. Paul; John Sp.tz and Irene Helmer, equal; Charlie Eyre, Raymond McCann, Charlie Gioâ€" vanella, Audrey Bennett. Recommendedâ€"Dorothy Couch, Marâ€" garet Gooding. Buddy Robertson, Walâ€" ter Barbas. 8r. IiI to Jr. TVâ€"Honoursâ€"â€"Jessic Hamilton, Jean Andrews, Teresa Cosco, Isabel Rapsey, Irene Disher, Eino Kautto, Beverley Evans, Eileen Lowry, Joan Smith, Mario Giovanella, Sarah Firth, Lillian Kaufman, Betty MaciInâ€" tosh. Passâ€"Terrie Wilson, Jack Pecore, Ernest Derosa, Roger Emdin, Dorothy Deacon. Leonard Mahon, Lily Boyko, Viola Laffin, Avylin Cronk, Garth White, Margaret Bowes, Arthur Strand, Isabel McKay, Valerie Bessette, Katie Zaitz, Ellen Mahon, Dorothy McKay, Recommendedâ€"Jim Mack, Russell TDillon. Jr. III to Sr. IIIâ€"Honoursâ€"Joyce Coffey, Irja Luhta, Fern Helmer, Alli Huhta, John Vesala, Stephen Evans. Elaine Dogue, Betty Cummings; Myra Cantor and Kathleen Pecore, equal; Dan Sekulick and Lila Jannakka, equal; Kaarlo Ilola, Kathleen Hill, Bill Turner Annie Rintimaki, Shirley Ewing, Bobby Pearce, Violet Waanan, Leonard Buttâ€" rick. Sr. Second to Jr. IIIâ€"O. Walker, teacherâ€"Honours â€" Margaret Foster, Helen Haneberry, Eva Picetila, Frank Richards, Aila Saari. Vivian Ferrigan, Frances Cunningham, Lillian Belisle, Viola Mansfield, Harry Disher, Annic Camero, Bill Lowry, Lois McLeod, Agâ€" nes Robertson, Lloyd Owens, Rauno Waanen, Eileen Purdy, Urpa Latvola, Betty Couch. Passâ€"Marion Strand, Jackie Cunâ€" ningham, Lawrence Mahon, Evelyn Mitchell, Edith White, Alice Robertson, Frank Buden, Hubert Butler, Garry Clark, Doris St. Paul, Estelle McLary, Euclide Marier, Douglas Deacon, Edâ€" Passâ€"Teddy Spjuth, June Philbin, Ronald Walker, Betty Mitchell, Ernest Niemi, Reggie Butler, Clayton Kavanâ€" agh, Nick Toderan, Audrey Bowes, Irene Eyre, Clayton McLary, Kathleen Mcâ€" Kay, Violet Dillon, Keith Bennett. Recommendedâ€"Billy Miller, Evaleen Spadafore, Jullette Strange, George Roâ€" manick. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO win Brown. | Recomntencdisdâ€"James Emden, Lamothe, Donald Gibson. ‘ Jr. Second to Sr. Secondâ€"Honours| Elva Rayvcraft, Evelyn Booker. I Sr. Pr. A. to Sr. 1Aâ€"Honoursâ€"Jean Dysart, Marjorie Ewing, Isabel Hepâ€" burn, Lucille Bessette, Evelyn Disher, James Dogue, Victor Larsen, Annelle Aitcheson, Eino Rintimaki, Kathleen Pyke, Stuart McDonald, Kirtha N:kâ€" kanen, Frick Kehusmaa, Audrey Mcâ€" Caw, Walter Larsen, Eva Tomackevsky; Lawrence McKay and Dorothy Dempâ€" sey, equal; Winnifred Williams. Passâ€"Marion Richards and Lionel Gauthier, equal; Hazel Lefurgy, James Young. Paul Lamothe, Eino Niemi, Douâ€" glas Farrens, Elaine Emden. From Jr. II to Sr. IIâ€"Honoursâ€"Tom Mahon and Luella Johnstone, equal; Bonnie Clark,. Kauko Nikanen, Clara Lindross, Lillian Williams, Marthe Luhâ€" ta, Geraldine Rogers, Colin Robinson, Keijo Ilola, Kevin Cahill, Kauko Vesala, J.m Fera, Mary Sarkotish, Harry Robinâ€" son, Helen Russell, Mary Sekulich, Kathleen Turner, Walter Rachanski, Beity Curboy; Ruth Emden and Adeâ€" line Jakes, equal; Angus Gannon and Douglas McLellan. equal; Teddy Romaâ€" nick. Passâ€"Lucy Olivier; Martin Kuusela and Dorls Spjuth, equal; Raymond Blood, Stewart Reed, Grace Lefurgy, Walter Firth. Recommendedâ€"Aimee for exams.). Passâ€"Vilho Rintamaki, John Hyrâ€" nuk, Eila Pietila, Stanley Mahon, Terry Pullin, Albert Clusiau, Lillian Harry, Audrey Lafifn. Recommendedâ€"Harry Coott. From Sr. 1B. to Sr. 1Aâ€"Passâ€"Annie Mozder, Elmer McLary, Norma McCaw; Audrey Miller and Gecrge Toderan, equal; Robert Bowes, Violet Mahoney, Charlie Brown. Recommendedâ€"Terry Talentino, Bill Booker, Nelson Farroll, Jack Londry, Bill Mozden. Sr. Primer B. to Jr. Iâ€"Honoursâ€" Kathleen Lowry, Eila Korhonen, Betty Deacon,, Norbetine Ferrigan, Margaret Rich, Ray LaForest, Teddy Murrell, Ventla Korpi, Gordon Philbin, Roy Mcâ€" Kay. t Recommendedâ€"Jackie Syoret (absent‘ for examinations). Sr. Pr. B. to Sr. Pr. A.â€"Passâ€"Mary E. Pearce, Frankie Secoli, O:lva Pura,| Olive Hill, Wilburn Montrose, Tommyl # | Houston. Delora Booker. Promoted Class Jr. Primer to Sr. Primerâ€"Hsnoursâ€"Peter Babando, Wilâ€" liam Haanpaa, Doris Gannon, Emma Anderson, Jennie Anderson, Norman Russell, Howard Williams. Tassâ€"Gweneth Darwin, Edgar Strand | Promoted Class Kindergartenâ€" Priâ€" mary to Jr. Primer A.â€"Honoursâ€"Gloria Cosco, Mary Connelly, Frances Bennett, Sammy Monteleon, Sheila Miller, Jeanâ€" Marie Purdy, Betty Hansen, Edith Blakeman, Elmer Hansen, Gordon| Kaufman. Elvon Kavanagh, Olga Karâ€" osymulv, Walter Schmelzle, Mary Leâ€" furgy, Mitchell Hyrnuk. WM\\\M\\:xm\WX\m omm s : Passâ€"Jean Carruthers, Rita Costello Bethel Bowes. Promoted Class Kindergartenâ€"Priâ€" mary to Jr. Primer Bâ€"Honoursâ€"Fred Ostrom, Peggie Spjuth, Dennis YOung.! Passâ€"Fay Aitchison, Annie Sarkotish, Joyce Laffin, Marjory Fera, Evelyn Syyâ€" ret, Donald Mahon, Flora Turner, Kenâ€" neth McCaw, Alma Johnston. Jennie Charlinsky, Annie Rechitnyk, Lauri Luoma, Lorne Richards, Cyril Freeman, Jennie Karpink, Charlie McLary, Leoâ€" nard Clemiss, George Peccin, Elaine Campsall, Jean Darwin, Juanita Forâ€" tune. June Promotions at St. Anthony‘s School List of Pupils Promoted to Higher Classes, Together with Those Obâ€" tairing Honours and Those Recommended for Promoâ€" tion. The following are the promotions at St. Anthony‘s school for June, 1933:â€" Promoted from Sr. II to Jr. TVâ€"Honâ€" curs â€" Blanche Schnubb, Fernande Pichette, Rita Hamelin, Therese Paquin, Fleurette Robillard, Alice Pigeon. Recommendedâ€"Rollande Robitaille Jeanne d‘Are Clermont. Blanche Levesâ€" que, Aurore Larocque, Helene Beaulne Irene Lamothe. Bisssnnette, Blanche Martin, Alice Caron, Mathilde Lajeuâ€" nesse, Laurence Lamerande, Marguerâ€" ite Blais, Ferdinande Boissonnault. From Jr. III to Sr. IIIâ€"Honoursâ€" Strand â€" (ab l Recommendecd â€" Emma â€" Chalifoux, Emile Tremblay, Georges Pichette, I Rene Canie, Bernadette Gosselin, Viola | Chenier, Roger Barrette, Germain Gouâ€" dreau, Cecile Boulanger. From Form Jr. II to Form Sr. IIâ€" | Honoursâ€"Ghislaine Boucher, Helene ; Fournier, Lucien Gauthier, Imelda Turâ€" ‘geon, Antonio Martin. Constance Leâ€" ‘ jJambe, Ernest Laurin. Passedâ€"Remi Comeau, Cecile Charâ€" benneau, Carmel Garant, Madeleine L‘Ecuyer, Donald Beauseigle, Jules Carâ€" riere, Yvonne Comeau. Recommendedâ€"Georgette Monderie, l Jeannette Rochefort, Raymond Savard, Eacuard DelGuidice, Aurore Perron, Licnel Finn, Lucienne Tremblay, Louis ‘Pichette, Gerald Gauthier, Gaston Bisâ€" sonnette, Aurelien Gosselin, Simone Perron, Carmen Theriault. | Form Sr. I to Second Formâ€"Honours â€"Hector Magnon, Jeannine Grandbois, Rene Barrette, Rita Caron, Emile | Robitaille, Louis Roy, Eglantine Carâ€" | dinal, Gilles Gauthier, Florida Ladouâ€" ceur, Gaston Lamarche, Lucille Sauve, | Joyce Chalut, Roland Maltais. | _ Passâ€"Alice Froulx, Germain Regimâ€" bal, Ncella Bouchard, Colette Joamsse l Raymond Conie. Jeannine Hamelin, Blanche Michand, | Â¥vette Gagne, Therese Roy, Felix Michard, Jeanâ€"Paul Goudreau, Anâ€" toine Boisscnneault, Pilerre Dalpe, Roâ€" | land Pichette, Paul Boulanger, Jeanne : d‘Are Gosselin, Philias Lajeunesse. ! From Jr. I to Jr. IIâ€"Honoursâ€"Donâ€" Prassâ€"Gertrude Magnan, Dian bineau, Noella Hamelin, Jeat Garant, Donald Stevenson, J d‘Are Descaries, Jéannine Dalpe, C Roy, Aline Jullen, Therese Gagne, ence Villeneuve, Jacqusgline Bissor Jean Caron, RObert Rochefort, | Dion, Anita Mocrin, Henri Boutin Scripnic. * * *4 * 448 4 * * * * 4 4* FProm Jr. I to ald Smith. Passâ€"Gerard From Jr.â€"I to ?S%'SSS3.3\%SS'.\SS\SSSSSSSSSSS\%SSS“S%SM\S.\S$§$§§§$§S‘STSSS\\\\\‘,\\,\\SSSW * *3 An exclusive feature of the Walker Trainmen Overalls is the Nuâ€"Way brace. There is no el@stic to give away or rot. The stretch is in the phosphor bronze springs. â€" These braces may be washed without injury. These Nuâ€"Way braces are not used on any but Walker‘s Overalls and are guaranteed for a year k1S, â€" V IC Alice M immins â€" Schumacher South Porcupine _ Ansonville Kapuskasing Cobalt Rouyn, Que. M Canie A 1 A M FQil Tâ€"Honoutrsâ€"Rogetr Sam Bucovetsky 11 TV Diane Roâ€" Jeanâ€"Paul m, â€" Jeanne alpe, Octave +agne, Clarâ€" Bissonnette, fort., Daniel 1 iuUtnier, Gaston LN Rene. Normand Bowher, Pierre Morin Jeanne d‘Aroe Gauthier, Leonard Desâ€" aulniers, Joseph Comisso, Lucille Pion Tassâ€"Raymond Tremblay, LAurence Barrotte, Marguerite DebGuidice, Madeâ€" bene Levesque, Dora DelGuidice, Jeanâ€" nine Cote, Robert Lemieux, Roger Laâ€" salle, Marcel Hayes, Aurile Bisson, Sylâ€" vio Bisson, Rita Lemire, Carmen Del Guidice, Jeanâ€"Marie Joanisse, Roland Boutin, Maurice Malouin, Romeo Gerâ€" vais, Lucien Tremblay, Gilberte Robiâ€" taille, Andre L‘Ecuyer, Roger Lachaâ€" pelle, Sylvio Proulx, Helene Rochefort. Recommendedâ€"Aline Godin, Simon Gosselin, Theodore Lajeunesse. From S8r. Primary to Jr. 1â€"â€"Passâ€" Annt Rosa Rosaire Ladouceur, Ernest Carriere, Arnold Robillard, Gaston Garant, Roâ€" land Tremblay, Lion Bissonnette. Promus du Cours Primaire au ler Cours â€" Junior â€"â€" Honoursâ€"Constance Joanisse, Jullette Cloutice, Cecile Lae roceque, Blance Martin, Donat Larocque, Elda Barrette, GHllbert Blais. Passâ€"â€"Helene Bissonnectte, Eugene Girard, Florent Regimbal, Lionel Turâ€" geon, Laurette Aystte, Nelson Boucher, Rudoiphe Clintier, Roger Bissonnette, Roger Bisson, Claude Paquin, Roger Charbonneau, Murielle Chenier, Roâ€" land Soussie, Rudoiphe Pigeon, Leyv Blais, Louis Gerard, Rita DelGuildice, Rita Boulanger, Antonnette Magnan Roger Goudreau, Joseph Boissonneault cnald Robillard, Julien Goudreau Du Cours Frimaire au Cours Priâ€" maire Seniorâ€"Armand Balin, Rita Racine, Fernande Magnan, Julie Carâ€" riere, Albert Cardinal. 3 Big WREST LING 30« 3 Walker‘s Trainmen Overalls They are not only good Overalls but they have money in the pockets. "Every pair has one printed pocket and if returned has a tradeâ€"in value of 25 cents, or six printed pockets have a tradeâ€"in value of one new pair of Overalls. All Other Seatsâ€"55¢ Ladiesâ€" SPECIAL SECTION FOR CHILDREN UNDER FIFTEENâ€"10c (Tax Included in FEach Case) muiceur, Ernest Ca ard, Gaston Garan v. Lion Bissonnette. Eugent 1â€"â€"Pass AMoOureux Pass â€" Claude Regimbal, LAurent Smith, Joseph Vaillancourt, Louise Lemieux, Rita Stevenson, Theodore Guillemette, Claire Tremblay, Roseâ€" Helene Magnan, Bernard Laurin, Maryâ€" an Skila, Jeannette Michauwi, Leon Rinâ€" fret, Jeannine Morin, Lucille Gervais Rodoliphe Desaulniers, Yvette Pichette Simonne Gosselin. Recommended Omer Dubois, R Thiboutot. FProm Primar From Primary to Sr. Pr.â€"Patrick Roscos, Robert Malouin Philippe Lamarche, Laurent Gauthier, Geraid Lachapelle, Roland Michaud. Powassan News:â€"Some fellows conâ€" sider it tough to have to go to work, but more, just now, consider it tough because they have no work to do. MAIN BOUT Jumping Gorilla Parker T‘wo Other Firstâ€"Class Bouts One Fall to Finish Thursday, July 6 European Champion (With the McIntyreâ€"Porcupine Mines) Ringside Seatsâ€"$1.10 Best T‘wo out of Three Falls Herman Nykanen Doors QOpen 7.30 p.m First Bout 8.30 p.m. The Bad Man Timmins VS Florian â€" FPichette, er Rochefort, Robert Ladiesâ€"25¢