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all therse is a total of some 360 acres of valuable mining ground on the north side of Gillies Lake and: facing both the Hollinger and MceIntyre Mines. These properties are now ownâ€" ed by the Empire Gold Mines, Limited, At present there appears to be an excellent chance of properties lying within a distance of half a mile from th: town of Timmins being developed at an early date. These properties inâ€" clude the former Whelpdale property, the Gold Ridge claims and an addlitional 40â€"acre claim formerly owned by the Ontarioâ€"Guibord Mining Company. In Former Whelpdaie Property to be Developed at Early Date | smip and management it is intended to s + «/__ “7] e | centralize all future mining operations Emplre old Mmes Lumte.d to DCVE]OD ,elpdale’ GOld | and thus assure the most economical | her Properties Near the Hollinger and MCâ€" | aeveropment. ‘tThere was a shaft put idge an U Intyre Mines. New . and (Upâ€"todate Mining Plant to down on the Whelpdale years ago, the # * aa* s 4*. s * . 4* U ;:'"'”'“'““'-"N'-“-=~=-~.~=~3-'.-*:-<~t'-:'-:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:-¢-:~:~:~:~:-4~:~:~:~:~:~:~:«:o-: * _ Euchre, Bridge and Dance be Installed. Financial Arrangements Now Under Way â€"| MEAT SPECIALS |â€" bag Good Prizes satoma BRAND BREAKFAST o# lt h X hd LXLKed L Eud he ~â€" LTL . 14e PORTERHOUSE or ROAST * 16c | WING%" 19 e e ce o s E BRAND GRAbED BEEF Potatoes: CHOICE ROASTING Chicken CHOICE PORK Tenderloin weight 4 \bs. per lb. | 20 While They Last This Weekâ€" End for The Favorite of All Satonia Brand the pie we all loveâ€"but be sure you make it with datonia Brand. 1â€"lb. 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SAUSAGE "*i@ 17¢ FRESH SHOULDER EO finK 1b. 16C P“IC lqfilés 1b. 11C RIND ON ib." 246 RINDLESS ib. 28e The Empire Gold Mines, Limited, was incorporated over ten years ago with the purpose of taking over the property then known as the Porcupine Whelpdale. Practically since that time ard it is the announced intention of this company to procéed with developâ€" ment and mining. It is intended to inâ€" stal a new and upâ€"toâ€"dats mining plant electrically driven, the transmission lings of the Northern Canada Power Co. crossing the property and making the instaliation of electrical power at the mine more convenient and econoâ€" mical than is usually the case. 17/%â€"0r. Bottle _ CLEANING {Large Pkg. 2 FOR_ YOUR CHRISTMaAs OX YDOL fm*’:". .’.“o“o“o“o C OFFEE 16â€"o0r, Jar EMPIRE BLEND 1â€"1lb Tin SHIRRIFF‘S PINEAPPLE MARMALADE Large Fruit 4 $ .;.:.%..., Grapes 38¢ 26¢ Clip This Advertisement, sheck your nseds and bring it with you when _ â€" you shop. .. =y" Lsw butet * Sosts 4 ECE We shaft going down 120 feet. A certain amount of lateral work was also done, and in connection with this a small mining plant was installed. On the Gold Ridge former owners put a shaft down approximately 100 feet and it is understood that at this depth gocd commercial ore was encountered. In the work on the Whelpdale it was reâ€" ported that several veins on that proâ€" perty extended over and on to the adâ€" Jjoining Gold Ridge. In addition to the two shafts down on the amalgamated property a number of open cuts and test pits have been put down on surâ€" face veins. For some time work was carried on at the Whelpdale with satisâ€" efforts have been made to acgu adjoining properties of the Gold and the Ontarioâ€"Guibord claim 't.he last few weeks the Empir !M‘n%. Limited siinfenfief in n ng 500 ing Psé on d css 4 8 \ 0,000 shares with the plan o g preliminary work at the | With the properties under on ip and management it is int Cbristmas Cake (EV eAB® C1E 3vlICIliL TO reach thi sition. Up to the present tim ock of the Empire Gold Mines has been closely held by min ests and the company is mak irst initial public offering o 1ares with the plan of financ feel con at last ab ind valua the Emn Check T hem You‘ll find all these and SPECIAL PRICES /2â€"1b... E|TRON PEEL. bl.'k LEMON PEEL bulk. Lb.. 88 + ERANGE PEEL bulk. b ........................................................... cOwW BRAND BAKING soDaA 1â€"Ib. pkg. CINNAMON, Bhaker Bottle... 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This recipe makes a delicious cakeâ€"but be sure you use quality ingredientsâ€"you will find all your needsâ€"fresh and good at EATON‘S. location also is of value in regard to any work done on the property, the close proximity to railway, power, road systems and the municipality of Timâ€" mins making the location particularly convenient from every viewpoint. On the other hand, if work is underâ€" taken at the proper® that fact will be of undoubted advantage to the town of Timmins and the district. The offiâ€" Afactory results reported but the advent of war stopped operations. At the time the Hollinger and Mcâ€" Intyre and adjacent properties were staked prospectors could not locate on either the Whelpdale or Goild Ridge. these being Veteran Grant claims. Good reports have been received in reâ€" gard to the Whelpdale and Gold Ridge from experts of the standing of A. R. Whitman, geologist, Hamlin Brooks Hatch, Hugh B. Lee, EM., H. W. Darlâ€" ing, EM., and John W. Shaw, EM. In addition to the reports, the results of work done, the geology, and other favourable factors, the new owners of the amalgamated property no doubt feel that the location is in itself an unusually encouraging feature. The Phone 701 P.O. Box 1239 Bank of Commerce Bldg., Timmins Doherty, Roadhouse Co. Members tandard Stock Mining Exchange ' € ve ]':. IIA\I‘IJ I . it 0) ) i3 0) cessn t 34 24 3 mt t % 3 is 4 % en h enc ‘ast and EfMcient Service Call or Telephone for Correspondent * 33¢ . 420 _ 140 c _ 230C . ‘12¢ .17¢ . 49¢ . . 19¢ . 19¢ â€"35¢ . 223C 2B . 10c . 10c _ 10c 110 Algoms, a district of vast resoure, is practically as much a suburb of Toâ€" ronto as York County, he averred. The Soo is reached easily and vet many people in Toronto knew as little of Alâ€" goma "as they do of the centre of Africa." . ‘"There is too mucn volitics for the good of the north, always has been," lhe said. "The Covernments, people and the press of Onwario have been most sympathetic in thsir attiâ€" tuas. The trouble is we fon‘t to be able to get them to take us 1y." 1 Mr. Curran, famous for his animal, stories arid for his ownership of Woodâ€" pecker‘s Holeé, a Spruce Lake cabin known to dozens of newspaper folk, told the club a few of his animal experiences but in the main reverted to his more serious subject of Algoma and what it ! means. | Evenings 7â€"9 Dr. Arthur C. McKenua "If the north could be put in the hands of an honorary advisory board of competent notherners who know the territory and its needs from actual resiâ€" dence, more progress could be made," James M. Curran, editor of the Sault Ste. Marie Star and ardent booster of Algoma, told a Toronto service club toâ€"night. Third Avenue cor. Cedar Street Epecial Attention to Preservation of Natural Teeth Provincial police, of which there are six stationed here, refused to comment on the resolution. In part, the resolution read: "Whereâ€" as, these said provincial police have, on certain instances, interfered with the strike pickets, helped in taking strike breakers into camps on strike and generally intimidated the strikers." SENTENCED TO JAIL TERM FOR PERJURY N COURT At the evening meeting a resolution was passed and sent to the Hon. W. H. Priceé, Attorney General, to have all provincial politce withdrawn from the strike area as they are not required, The strikers are behaving themselves in an orderly manner. Nick Thachuk, of the Unity League and similar organizations in Timmins and district, is taking an active part in mestings and other moves at Anâ€" sonville. He told the audience at the meeting that they were having diffiâ€" culty in persuading the men to picket on account of lack of warm clothing which is necessary to combat the cold weather. He appealed to the people to donate any old clothing they might have. Frank Koughan, president of the‘ Mrs. Pet Papermakers‘ Union, said: "I have just | north, o returned from a meeting of our union | 24th, can and we passed a motion whereby each | friends and every papermaker will donate one | and the hour of his pay per week towards the | troubled financial support of the strikers." The | blood pr announcement whs greeted by loud | until Th applause. suadfienlv Mass meetings were held in the afterâ€" noon and evening at a local theatre and the strikers have the support of all the unions which operate at the local mill. A despatch from Ansonville on Monâ€" day said that Jos. A. Bradette, M.P. for North Temiskaming spoke before a capacity audience of the striking bush workers at Ansonville over the weekâ€" end. The despatch says that he told the strikers they had his support. ‘"You know," he said, "I was a bushman myself, and quite realize the dangers and difficulties of your craft and feel you are justified in holding out for higher wages." Mr. Bradette, in conâ€" tinuing, said, "I believe before this week is out we will have come to som» satisâ€" factory agreement but we must comâ€" promise. There may be some points we will not win, but let‘s be fair and I am sure we will reach some settlement agreeable to both parties." Member for Temiskaming North speaks to Large Gathering at Ansonville During the Weekâ€"end. Hoped for Settlement. Jos. Bradette, M.P. Supports Strikers cers and directors of the Empire Gold Mines, Limited, are well known in the Porcupine being largely the same group that is interested in the Paymaster Mine. The président is E. H. Walker: viceâ€"president, A. 8. Fuller:; second viceâ€"president, J. A. Frohock: treasurer, Ohas. E. Cooke; secretary, E. L. O‘Reilly, barrister and solicitor, Toronâ€" to; director, H. D. Rothwell, BASc., Toronto. The opening of the Empire Gold Mines, Limited, will be looked forward to with interest and anticipaâ€" tion. Many held high hopes of the Whelpdale. The amaigamated. proâ€" perties should present a much mors promising outlook for the development of another mine almost within the limits of Timmins. P l 4 DENTAL SURGEON Formerly of Ottawa, Ont Hamilton Block thin the: DEATH OF BABY DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. CORRIGAN The late Mrs. Beaudin, whose maiâ€" den name was Mary Cecilia Nigh, came to the Porcupine camp from Trout Creek, Ont., and for a time was on the staff of the post office at South Porâ€" cupine where she made many friends by her ability and courtesy. . Sevenâ€" teen years ago she was united in marâ€" riage with Peter J. Beaudin and came to live at Timmins remaining here until her death. In addition to the bereaved husband three children are left to mourn her loss:â€"Blake, 15 years old:; Doris, 13 years; and Winnifred, 11 years. There are also two sisters, Mrs. Martin Oshell, of Callender, Ont., and Mrs. Jack Ulrick, of Sweetwater, B. C., and three brothers, W. Nigh, of Deâ€" troit, J. Nigh, of Toronto and D. Nigh, of the aviation branch of the Forestry Dept. To these and to the other friends and relatives will be extended the sinâ€" cerest sympathy in their sad bereaveâ€" ment. The funeral took place on Monday to the Church of the Nativity, wherze and the Porcupine. She had been troubled a little recently with high blood pressure, but had not been ill until Thursday afternoon when she was suddenly stricken. Despite all that medical and nursing skill and care could do, Mrs. Beaudin failed to rally, and passed eway on FPriday morning without having regained consciousness. The sudden and unexpected death of Mrs. Peter J. Beaudin, 112 Cedar street north, on Friday morning last, Nov. 24th, came as a shock to wide circles of friends and acquaintances in Timmins Death on Friday of Mrs. P. J. Beaudin Long Resident in the Porcupine Camp the Late Mrs. Beaudin was Highly Esteemed by All. Death Came suddenly and Unexpectedly. The usual weekly dance given at the McIntyre Recreation hall each Friday evening by Al Pierini and his Vagabond Kings will not be held on Friday of this week, the event being omitted for the benefit of other events. On Priday of next week, however, Friday evening, December 8th, there will be a dance at the McIntyre hall where the lovers of dancing may enjoy the music of Al. Pierini and his Vagabond Kings. General sympathy will be extended to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Corrigan, 21 Second avehnue, Schumacher, in the death at St. Mary‘s hospital, Timmins. of their infant daughtér, Lois Elaine. NO DANCE THIS FRIDAY AT MecINTYÂ¥RE RECREATION HALL «t ote ate ate t l aaia d aaa ie aie se This formula is now available in Canada under the name of Maclean Brand Stomach Powder. _ Ask, your druggist for it. It will bring you quick relief. _ In bottles (tablets or powder) 75¢. Never sold loose, Each bottle is clearly marked with the signature, "Alez. C. Maclean". Look for the signature. 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