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Mcintyre Wins from Kirkland Lake Team Regular N.O.F.A. League Fixture Won by Mclintyre, 4 to 2%. Kirkland Lake Team Not at Its In the regular N.O.F.A. schedule game on Saturday night at the Mcâ€" Intyre park, Schumacher, the Mcinâ€" tyre Football Club added another win to its list by defeating the Kirkland Lake team in an interesting game, the score being 4 to 2. There was a good sized crowd in attendance and the game pleased the gathering. Kirkland Lake lacked some of the regular lineâ€" up but put up battle that kept up , JULY 12TH, 1934 We are Authorized to Offer, Subject to Prior Sale fields, Limited, compriseâ€" approximately 10,400 acres in sixz groups of clatms in Mcl{enne, Obailski, Roy townships, Chibougamau district and Louvicourt townshxp, Pascalis area, Province of Quebec, and Swayze district, Province of Ontano The Company also holds an option on a 75% interest in 12 claims located in McKenzie township, Chibougamau distnct. BUILDINGS and EQUIPMENT :: Two complete camps, suffiâ€" ciently large to accommodate working crews, have been erected and all eqmpment and supplies necessary for the conduct of extensive field operations are on the INCORPORATION: Incorporated in February, 1934, under laws of Province of Qucbec, for the purpose of acquiring and developing holdings of Chibougamau Prospectors, acquiring and developing holdings of Chibougamau Prospectors, Limited, and the McKay interests of New York City. PROPERTIES: Holdings of Consolidated Chibougamau Goldâ€" CONSOLIDATED CHIBOUGAMAU CGOLDEIELDS LIMITED The company also owns a diamond drilhng outfit, capable of drilling to a depth of 2,500 feet. PREVIOUS DEVELOPMENT: (By Chlbouglmau Prospectors imited, prior to formation of Consolidated Chibougamau Goldfields Limited).â€"More: than $200,000 has been expended on the Cedar Bay and Merrill Island properties, where surface work and 6,200 feet of d;a!bond drilling rc‘:iet‘i:‘:d impressive values in gold and oopper over wi In the event of this offer being overâ€"subscribed, shares of Consolidated Chibougaman Goldfields, Limited, will be allotted on a proâ€"rata basis, subject to prior consideration for the applications of shareholders of Chibougamau Prospectors, Limited. Reservations may be made by telephone or telegraph which should be confirmed immediately by lettcr, enclosing remittance to ensure _ PP _ 222 A The analysis of Milton Hersey Company, Montreal, on an average of samples taken from one trench on the shore of Merrill Island over a width of 31.5 feet, shows: 4.30 per cent. cwpamd$1405¢oldmdsdvapatm. Further, the geological features of the erties,. with the whole area, have satisfied the ofinen at, the: may be expected to extend to gréat depths. _‘ % _,-1.‘_-‘,t : The above statéements ha\vg been checked and found to be correct. CONSOLIDATED CHIBOUGAMAU GOLDFIELDS, LIMITED President: A. H. McRAAYXY, of New Yoftk, N.XYX. Y IWOâ€"LITE6SBUCEI!ILL, A. lV1. lRAlNU, Ag Secretaryâ€" Treasurer: R. B. WIGHT)‘AN Montreal, Quebec Directors: or.onan C. LEWIS, New York, Viceâ€"Pres. and Director, International Carbon Co. ; Director, Columbian Carbon Co.; HARL BARNETT, New York, Prés. and Director, Clinchfield Navigation Co.; Viceâ€"Pres. and Director; C Es %eboter Stenmah:pecwo o?r Can., Williams Steamship Co.; Director, Tankers Corp New York Harbour Drydock Co ADMINISTRATION irection: A. H. ' f exploration and Registrars and Transfer Agents: PRUDENTIAL TRUST D"”"fi:,}eAmH;:ch’ in of x on on ) * "aOMPANY of Toronto and Montreal. Consulting Engineer: JULIUS M. COHEN, M.E.,Montreal, Que. ) whewbg * / -“- w i A * on on avea¢rvaAa¢ amat a0â€" T Capt'taluahon- 3.000.(')0' shares of $1.00 Par Value. Issued for propertiea: 1,200,000 shares, all of which were plqcid”ig escrow with the Prudential Trust Company until March 24th, Treasury Stock : Of balance of 1,800,000 elmaham.mzm:ham have been underwritten, of which this offer is a part, and an option on 1,200,000 shares has been granted. Financial artt 4 osot;.o:lhen completed, will provide the treasury of the company 'itb 9 9 Field Engineer This issue Raving been fully ufid,crwrittén,;pfoc“dbpft]lia q’cring will not accrue to the treasury of the . Company whose securities are hereby sold to you. Subscriptions may be placed through your bank, your own broker or the financial house whose name appears on this advertisement. President: A. H. McKAY, of New York, N.Y Company: INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDING, No reports are official unless signed by President, Consulting Engineer or Secretary of Company. mm : JULIUS M. COHEN, M.E.,Montreal, Que. Nomum 0. CARPENTER, M.E. Solicitors: N 515. 3 4 18( on diap i â€"I ce cop uce h. dig w 1. C d Noi ies qh s CE DOHERTY ROADHOUSE CO. Kirkland Lake scored the first goal of the game, the counter being made by Jansen from a corner. The . period. without McIntyre evening the score, the counter being made by Turley. In the second half Hendry put the Mcinâ€" tyre one up on a pass from Turley. Then Bell got another for Kirkland Lake making the game a tie again. Until the last five minutes or so of the game it looked like anybody‘s or a tie, but in the last five minutes Turley again scored for MciIntyre putting the home team one up, while Clulow made it sure thing 4:to 2 for Mcintyre when he drove a long shot between Members The Toronto Stock Exchange 51 King Street, West _ «_ P ° â€" > Lakeâ€"Goal, McMurray; GORPORATE STRUCTURE 600,000 Shares of 1AE 1 Price: 735C Per Share WAverley 1163 backs, Rankin and McMinn; halfbacks Smyth, Engiechart and Boyle; forâ€" wards, Clyde, Fernie, Jansen, Tuckâ€" weli and Beil; spare, Parsons. s McIntyreâ€"CGioal, Brockbank; backs, McAdam and Hampton; halfbacks, Mair, Clulow and J. Dawson; forwards, wards, Clyde, Fernie, Jansen, Tuckâ€" weli and Beil; spare, Parsons. s McIntyreâ€"CGioal, Brockbank; backs, McAdam and Hampton; halfbacks, Mair, Clulow and J. Dawson; forwards, Rundell, C. Dawson, Turley, Morrison and Walsh: spares, Hendry and Searle. and Walsh; spares, Hendry and Searle. Referee, Steve Lynn; linesmen, Wilâ€" kinson and W. Place. j RESULTS OF VOTING IN THE RIDING OF NORTH COCHRANE According to The Cochrane Northâ€" land Post last week the official count for North Cochrane in the recent proâ€" vincial election gives J. A. Habel, Libâ€" eral, a majority of 1981 over A. V. Solicitors: COOK, MAGEE, NICHOLSON O‘DONNELL, Montreal, bec. Bankers: BARCLAYS BANK (Canada), Montreal, Quebe¢. h.A . tm tsnnd O V EBP BC BP C O C Mn io ment work now in progress, Julius M. Cohen, Consulting Mining Engineer writes as follows: ‘"‘Herewith enclosed please find a report covering the first seven Diamond Drill Holes put down on Claim No. 581 of your Chibouâ€" gamau McKenzie group. ‘"‘The results of this d-rilling have been most gratifying, and show what appears to be two major lenses which were cut by Diamond Drill Holes Nos. 7, 6 and 5â€"B. In these holes, we have mineralized sections of: 14 ft. assaying: Gold and ..... $33_1.9m PRESENT DEVELOPMENT: Reporting the results of developâ€" and a section of 39‘ 7 which includes the 16‘ 1" immediately above, which assays: 39‘ 7".........Gold and Silver.............. 19'9”........'.00‘(!0!1(18“?6!’ 16‘ 1"........ . Gold and Silver (Gold at $20.00 per ounce, Silver at $0.45 per ounce.) "Additional diamond drilling should be carried on, both to the southâ€"west arid the southâ€"cast, in order to define the length of the minéralization already found, and an active campaign of surface work should be inaugurated in order to open up some of the ore already found, and to determine its definite strike and pitch. "Stripping salong the strike of the mineralized area has added a length of 74 feet to the east and 42 feet to the west. ‘The eastern section varies from a minimum width of 9 feet to a maximum of 20 feet; the western section varies between 6 and 8 feet in width. In both extensions, sections of massive mineralization have been uricovered. A total length of 596 feet has been stripped to date." Viceâ€"President: T. M. KING, of Montreal, Quebec. and a plurality of 677 over Try The Advance Want Advertisements Toronto A. H. McKAY, President. (Sgd.) JULIUS M. COHEN. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO all the candidates, Conservative. C.C.F. and Independent Labour, the latter being E. Stephenson, of Kapusâ€" kasing, editor of The Northern Triâ€" bune, who, considering all things, made a good run. In his home town of Kapâ€" uskasing he secured 302 votes out of 1142 polled, and with four candidates in the field. While Kapuskasing was the only place Mr. Stephenson pollea any vote of consequence, it was the only place he had a ghost of a chance, having no party and no organization behind him. In a great many of the smaller polls he received no votes at all, the majority still adhering to the party system and chiecfly the twoâ€" party system at that. section mentioned _ 1.19% $41.38 3.18% $17.24 2.40% Funeral on Monday | of Charles Mazzuca Timmins and district last week when it was learned that Charles Mazsuca, a wellâ€"known and popular merchant of the Moneta section of Timmins had passed away in Toronto General hosâ€" pital. The late Mr. Mazzuca had not been in good health for some weeks past and had gone to Toronto for an operation. His death followed on Friâ€" day, July 6th. The late Mr. Mazzuca was a native of Italy and was 63 years of age at the time of death. He had been a reâ€" spected resident of Timmins for some 14 years, and his genial friendly presâ€" ence before his store in Moneta was familiar and popular sight. He alâ€" ways had a friendly word for all and had a wide acquaintance, being highly regarded by all who knew him. Wellâ€"Known and Popular Merchant of Moneta Passed Away ih Torâ€" onto Hospital.â€"Funeral With The late Mr. Mazzuca is survived by his widow, one daughter and four sons, and to these the sincere sympaâ€" thy of all is extended in their loss. The daughter is Mrs, L. Clausi (Neâ€" vada), and the sons are Caesar, Miâ€" chael, Edward and Gino. The late Mr. Mazzuca was a valued member of the Masonic Order and the funeral on Monday afternoon was with Masonic honours, the Golden Beaver Lodge, A.F. AM., attending in a body and taking part in the last sad rites for theire departed brother. The funeral was very largely attended, there being over 70 motor cars in the cortege following the body to its last resting place. â€" Members of Golden Beaver Lodge assembled at the Maâ€" sonic hall and marched to St. Matâ€" thew‘s Church for the service there. Rev. Canon R. S. Cushing officiated at the church service, and the Masonic ceremony was carried out at the graveside. There were many beautiful â€" floral tributes, including floral offerings from the following:â€"Mr. and Mrs. L. Claust and family, Mr. and Mrs. P. Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Giovacchini Petroni, L. Anfusa, Mr. and Mrs. Prest, Raffacele Grimaldi, A. Rizzuto, Mr. and Mrs. T. Salvador, Mrs. G. Giorlando and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Spadaâ€" fore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams and family (South Porcupine), G. Moscaâ€" rello, Mr. and Mrs. A. Borland, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Arcuri, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gentile, Rocco Spadafore, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrari and family, Roso Dagostino, Tony Mascioli and family, Mrs. M. Mazzuca and sons, Wife and Children, L. Leggio, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fera, John Sicoli, A. Pizzuto, Peppino Parisi and family, Sam Fisico, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando, Roso Del Villano, Mr. and Mrs. E. Spadafore, Leo Masâ€" cioli, Mrs. Atillio Giorgi. Funeral Last Thursday of Esteemed Resident The funeral took place on Thursday morning last week, July 5th, of W. H. Gloster, for the past 13 years a we‘lâ€"known and hightly respected citiâ€" zen of Timmins. Mr. Gloster passed away on Monday of last week at the family residence, 70 Main avenue, death being due to heart trouble. It is only a little over a month ago that Mr. and Mrs. Gloster celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, the event being made the cocasion for a happy family gathering at which the couple were presented with a purse of gold and other expressions of the affection In addition to the bereaved widow, there are three sons and six daughters to mourn the loss in this death. The sons are:â€"Wm. H., Martin, and S. Gloster, all of Timmins. Two daughâ€" ‘ters reside at Maynouth, the other four :being Mrs. W. Patterson, Mrs. T. Scott, Mrs. R. Higgins and Mrs. E. Trafford, of Timmins. There are also 34 grandchildren and 10 great-vrand- children in which they were held. Mr. and Mrs. Gloster came to Timmins in 1921, moving here from Toronto where they spent three years. For the 35 years previcous to going to Toronto they had resided in Maynouth where they had conducted a farm with much success. The late Mr. Gloster was 70 years of age at the time of death. He was rative of Doncaster, England, coming to Canada as a young man and setâ€" tling at Maynouth, Renfrew County. Rev. Fr. Gabriel. Burial was made in the Timmins R.C. céemetery, The fuâ€" neral was largely. attended and there were many floral and other tributes testifying to the high esteem in which the late Mr. Gloster. was held by all who knew him, and the sympathy felt for those bereaved. President Neame to Attend Convention of the Legion The business of the special general meeting on Monday last of the Canaâ€" dian Legion dealt mainly with the choosing of a delegate to attend the provincial command convention at the Royal York hotel, Toronto, at the end of July. It was ‘decided to send no delegate as the branch inteng buildâ€" ing this year, and this made economy very â€" necessary. However, â€" Austin Neame, president, and zone represenâ€" tative, will be going as an executive officer of the provincial command and will bring back a detailed report. The offer of a scheme to finance the Legion building fund, by some outsiâ€" dors, was refused by the meeting. The scheme was to sell coupons in book form for goods, etc., on local stores. : Information was given re progress being made for the Legion building and it looks as though the branch will have this longâ€"felt want fulfilled before the winter season sets in. â€"‘There was a good attendance and a short social hour.. Austin Neame, president occupiled the chair. _ The funeral took place on Thursday morning to the Church of the Nativity where requiem high mass was said by Death of One of the Early Residents of Cobalt Camp There was not a single case on the docket at police court at New Liskeard the last week in June ang so it was not necessary to even open court there that The Haileyburian last week says:â€" "One of the early residents of Coâ€" balt, Mrs. Albert Morin, died at her home there on Saturday morning last, June 30th, in her 62nd year. Some 22 years ago she had suffered a stroke, from which she never fully recovered, although she was able to be around the house until five weeks ago, when she became seriously ill. Mrs. Morin, who before her marriage was Miss Vitaline Bisson, was born in Buckingâ€" ham, Quebec, and was married there on August 9th, 1891. She came to Coâ€" balt with her husband 27 years ago in the days of the mining boom and had lived there ever since that time. Her husband, twosons and two daughâ€" ters are the surviving members of the family. The sons are Fred, of Cobalt, and Joseph, Kirkland Lake, and the daughters Mrs. W. Price, Kirkland Lake, and Miss at home. A brother, Theodore Bisson, lives near Buckingham and a sister died two months ago. The funeral was held on Tuesday morning, with the service in Ste. Therese‘s Roman Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Father Chapleau, and interment in the R.C. cemetery at Mileage 104. A large circle of old friends and neighbours join in extendâ€" ing their sympathy to the bereaved husband and family." A letter of advice to shareholders is being prepared by Goldale Mines Limited to the effect that a stock option in Birch Bay Gold Mines Limited, Long Lac prospect, will be available . to . them. The property is understood to have some good assays and diamond drilling is to be started soon. Goldale has funds for outside operations, a recent estimate of its cash andstocks being $450,000. The company‘s last venture was in March, 1934, when, in association with Bobjo Mines Limited, in the McWatters area, exploration failed to develop mine. Goldale, it is asserted, may deâ€" cide to restart cperations on its 160 acres on the north side of McIntyreâ€" Porcupine Mines. GOLDALE MINES TAKING OVER PROSPECT IN LONG LAC AREA PAGE