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'l. .0 .0 ## 00 OC .‘ 00 .C 00 “ ## 0 w# ' . + 3 {UG f .QPP,( I A L‘S I _ Fot THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY c MISS BETTY‘S CLEANING PARLOR 10 CEDAR STREET NORTH THURSDA y Your last winter‘s Baby Rugs and Children‘s C and just like new by having them Clea Over 20 years in the jewellery business, commencâ€" ing in Switzerland in 1914 Expert Watchmaker and Jeweller Announces that he has moved his jewellery store from 823 Pine St. S., to more spacious premises in the 30 THIRD AVE. Opening Week Specials W atches HALF Jewellery Chinaware PRICE vert This Week in the United h, Timmins, by the Choir. Attractive _â€" Programme Goldfield Drug Store STOCKS BONDS GRALLM Owen Sound Kirkland Lake Cobalt North Bay Sudbury Toronto Montreal Hamilton iinimns Baby Carriage Rugs F. RAMSEVER OFFICEKS Special Prices on Watch Repairs ive _ Anncunced. 25c and 50c EVERYWHERE J€ CHILDRENS‘ COATS «4 nmin 1€ @ programme talert and it will be noticâ€" f entertainment anâ€" fesent from the usuâ€" held in Timmins. ramms will be selecâ€" restra under the diâ€" Rose, followed by a JVEMBER 18T. 1034 la s sworn statement Write Fruitatives s Uni held Cleaned and Finished in , th harp. Cleaned and Pressed Manages 3. F. Black e dnnual a Church n FPriday > church, ugs and Children‘s Coats can be used again by having them Cleaned and Finished at Memberships on leading exchanges toâ€" gether with our extensive private wire system reaching all principal financial markets and northern mining centres, assure rapid transâ€" mission of important news and a fast and reliable market service. WE ofer an unexcelled service in minâ€" ing and industrial stocks, bonds and commodities. PHONE 1120 iUIACC€, MPS, PNYVIllis Cambridge, Mis: C. G, Lang, Miss L. Browne, Miss J Markell, Miss R. Tolntan, Miss Catharâ€" ine McDonald, Miss E. E. Richardson Mrs. R. Milne, Mrs. DeMille, T. B. Curâ€" now, Wilson Thompson, Percy Climeau Mr. Richards, Mr. Harris, Robert Maxâ€" well, P. C. Arnott, Dave Miller. W. Jardine, Mrs. G. Durkee, Mrs. Phyll C. G, Lang, Miss | Markel]l, Miss R. To Members Toronto Stock Exchange Winnipeg Grain Exchange Montreal Curb Market Chicago Board of Trade The following choi participate in the mar be held at 8 p.m. Fri *J.~_~Faithful. > of A,. J. Shragge, Rint H. Graham Son, Marshallâ€"Eccleston Shop, and the T. P Now comes the big choral selection from the choirâ€""The Sands o0‘ Dse"â€"â€" and then another musical selection from the orchestra. The newly formed ladies‘ trio, "The Three Graces;"~â€"will be heard singing some pleasing but simple harmonies andâ€"~then Mrs. P. H. Carson and Rev. Bruce Millar will sing some of the well known and popular solos, the choir bringing the concert to a satisfactory conclusion singing© "All Thro‘> the Night." Ticke membe also re Mr.. Nathanson will with his violin, followed in a character studyâ€"*"I tie." Comedy sequences will be indulge in by Wilson Thompson, and then th mixed quartette will be heard in spe clal vocal arrangement. real choir is NB «:+ siness rousing vocal ensemble by ~â€"*‘"‘The Merry Life.®" rde Cret your ive them er; Mrs. P. tt, Mrs. H; tis, Miss A1 OUlU 100 OT choir members mammoth concer sale from all choir ‘s at once. You can from the following roldfields Drug Co., Bros., Mark Bowie, Sullivan Newton, , Lawrence‘s Men Cormmer Third and H. Carson McCulloch ie Murphy SCcott, Mrs. An hen be heard by Dave Miller urlingtOn Beyâ€" No _ 2nd :â€" Mlchael n, Mrs. h, Mrs. 1y, Mrs. ‘s. R. 6i. ‘e, Miss I UGrand Total .. $37,047,850 $52.208,.353 There have been a number of cases| The values for 1933 have been transâ€" | of hog cholera in the distri¢t recently,| posed to Canadian funds by applying }a number of the farmers and settlers the average monthly exchange rates, being heavy losers as a consequence.| namely $1.143, $1.197, $1.199, $1.179, ‘Fortunately, however, the epidemic apâ€" | $1.141, $1.112, $1.058, $1.061 and $1.036 pears to be over now, no new cases be.â€" | respectively, for the first nine months ing reported. Inoculation has been | Of the year. ifreely used and this no doubt has sayâ€" | ed even more serious loss to the settlers| W. H. Hooker returned on Sunday â€"and raisers of hogs. from a in Hamiltnmm and Malt HOG CHOLERA CASES IX THE NEIGHBOURHOOD RECENTLY met o be h m e hough remedy vith )at AI omplie The On and | brigh brar Mot Plans of the Legion for Armistice Day Members of the Legicn to Hold Short Ceremony at 11 a.m. on Sunday, November blth. Parade and Community Service in the Afterncon. WIn tan 1 A 1 vedgt I1 off rikin l PDPJ all mb t] fund y D 11 we detr we ch day h 11 fir urb diffe thi d n eVE ).m office WIng aAand yv is arrayed th through wit} expected. finances â€" n formerl I Sshape o xpected tc ib TV id 11 y, that the c : of the day 1 vent and in 1 shed off the c oney,, Borlans« e upon the su vidin mb )lde vhe nber Day ht itening _ adc eame said | i should not ‘ch people by nd nd rraved 11 al erwIise ommi ters will officiate iph at 3 p.m. The societies, patrioâ€" odges, etc., will radian 11 NO The perating in showed a 1 rly, with the : of repair. A 1 to boost thi I¢ . He felt that vreath and carâ€" minutes silence ‘he "Last Post" on would in no Other members t the ceremony e day would he nd in time the ff the calendar. Borland, Rowe i the suggestion PV when 1pl1¢ r the howed ut a fa r€ presen 1D rade d and Bb near futur impers _ C t the wis! Christma trIOn. LXE and so the tees will be ttendance at f â€" Timmins Legion on the Oddfeiâ€" istin Neame in the new d the chairs ear made a n all memâ€" will ne past sIx ved an inâ€" falling off This will Porcupine ng in /Aull ting docu the mem 10n fte eet.ngs wi better per id to the ng â€" from 1€ 11 s â€" Ccaused iddresses., he felt IVIC pat expects he > 1eâ€" this up i bigger i1il 11€ 111 plac T‘ree erv iC , omm hould The m to wish old id THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO aill 1€ W. H. Hooker returned on Sunda from a holiday in Hamilton and Gal Total Northweste January February March April . May Total Kirkland Lak Kirkland Lake belt (10)â€"Lake Shore Wrightâ€"Hargreaves, Teckâ€"Hughes, Sylâ€" vanite, Macassa, Kirkland Lake, Toâ€" burn, Ashley, Barryâ€"Hollinger, Bidgood Northwestermn â€" Ontario (8)â€"â€"Howey Parkhill, Central Patricia, Ardeen, St Anthony, Northern Empire, Minto, J M. Consolidated. Porcupine Belt 1933 1934 January .........$ 1,846,251 $ 2,513,24" Pobruaty ... 2,074,718 2,692,95; March ... 2,456,932 2,126,532 2,648,257% May ... 2,089,091 3,000,977 June .:;.:«.«......,~ 2,084.710 2,045,506 ... . ASB8H :805 2,120,508 August 2,001,625 2,871,027 September ..... 1,.796,.241 2 T21 8I1Q Value of Ontario‘s gold producticn for the first nine months of 1934 was greater by $15,250,503 than that for the corresponding pericd in 1933, according to the September gold bulletin of the Or:tario Bureau of Mines. Tonnage treated was also increased by 545,270 tons, the respective figures being 4,687,.â€" 775 and 4,142,501. Figures covering the various producing districts for the nine morths are as folows: Porcupine belt (7)â€"Hollinger, McInâ€" tyre, Dome, Coniaurum, Buffaloâ€"Ankeâ€" rite, Angloâ€"Huronian (Vinond). Marâ€" $15,000,000 Increase in the Gold Output Value of Ontario‘s Gold Production up to a High Mark for the Nine Months Ending Sept. 30th. in Portuguese West Africa, had been inâ€" stantly killed in an automobile acciâ€" dent about 700 miles up country from the coast. No other particulars were given in the message. Miss Bradley had spent seven years in Angola, West Africa. While on furlough from her work in West Africa Miss Bradley visitâ€" ed the North spending some time AaAt her home in Haileybury and also visitâ€" ing Timmins and other towns of the North, speaking on missionary topies at the different towns of the North. Her able addresses at Timmins won her many friends and admirers, and the reâ€" gret at her death will be very sincere and genuine. Wide circles of friends and acquaintâ€" ances in Timmins and district will deeply regret to learn of the death of Miss Annie Bradley in West Africa. Word of the sad death was reported to Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley, of Haileyâ€" bury, wellâ€"known and €esteemed resiâ€" dents of the North. The message reached Haileybury on Mconday and gave the infCrmation that Miss Bradley who was a United Church missionary July August May Totalâ€" January iebpruary March . JUnE July Beptembe June July . August Septembe Death of Miss A. Bradley Reported in West Africa luary FPebruar March April May ... Hot Water Bottles, guaranteed 2 years ..$18 Belt $17 4,169,713 4,057,345 3,847,686 3,943,095 3.488 .106 441 4,327,578 4,867.038 4.340,.843 2,080,165 1,942,544 1,888,620 1,924,852 1,833,459 1,614.776 1933 1,846,251 2,074,718 2,456,932 2,102,162 2,089,091 2,034,710 1,811,365 2,001,625 1,796,241 136,830 113,344 181,325 158,516 138,083 134,015 111,469 108,011 023 139 195 Vipond 6( 9,107,873 5,825,430 6,058,950 5.546 644 3,01( 2.80]1 1934 2,013,247 2,692,955 2,126,532 2,648,257 3,000,977 2,345,566 2,120,509 2,871,027 2. 121.819 961,325 666,841 454.614 * | | 249 N0: 918.01 233,080 199.889 348 .628 16 430 668 916 018 009 298 139 D o efectects.* it .t,. .t 01001.)_01_03_0000-_‘_00 P aclasl act nsl ealectoctoctnetostoates :oooooooooooooooooouoooo 0000000000000“00000090000000000001 s e ote ate en c*, *# To the Treasurer of the Township of Whitney: You are here commanded to levy upon the lands mentioned in the attached list for arrears of taxes due ther with your costs, pursuant to the provisions of the Assessment Act angqg Amendments, and according to law. Fo voing this shall be your sufficient warrant and authority. Dated at Porcupine this 18th day of July, 1934 18 14 BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued by the Reeve of the Township of Whitney, 1934, and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the several lands being in the and described in the following list of arrears of taxes respectively due thereon and suant to The Assessment Act, and amendments, that unless the said arrears of taxes an Tuesday, the 20th day of November, 1934, at the Township Hall, at Porcupine at 10 a. tion so much of the said lands as may be sufficient to discharge the sale and collection of same. The following lands are all patented.. Dated at Porcupine this 18th day of July, 1934 bearing date the 18th day of July, Township of Whitney, mentioned costs, I hereby give notice purâ€" d costs be sooner paid I shall on m., proceed to sell by public aucâ€" taxes and lawful costs incurred in and about the J. M. NICOLSON, Treasurer, Township of Whitney No It is now more than four years since Bert Ashley and William Garvey made ation is making regular shipments of bullion to the value of more than $20,â€" 000 per month. Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited, has increased mill operations at their Youngâ€"Davidson property until the mill is now running close to its ratâ€" ed capacity. By the end of the year it will be handling 600 tons or ore daily, representing an output of more than $60,000 per month. Consolidated Matachewan Mines, Ltd. has practically completed construction of a 100â€"ton mill, which will be in proâ€" duction, it is expected by the middle of November. This mill will be responâ€" sible for the addition of about $20,000 month!ly to shipments from the district. With an estimated 500 men employâ€" ed at the operating mines and on prosâ€" pects in the surrounding areas, comâ€" munities are again flourishing at Elk Lake, and Matachewan. At the latter point the population is estimated to exâ€" ceed 1,000 persons. An agitation for a post office at Matachewan has been started as a result of this renewed actiâ€" vity in the district. By the close of 1934 gold will be flowâ€" ing from the mines of the Matachewan district at an estimated rate of approxiâ€" mately $100,000 per month, it has been estimated, according to The North Bay Nugget, which continues as follows:â€" Handling an average of about 120 tons daily, Ashley Gold Mining Corporâ€" Matachewan Shows Much Recent Growth District Said to be Producing at the Rate cf $100,000 per Month. Story to 210, 213, 235, 236 en h C. H. Occumpaugh, Rochester, N.Y., 6 N.E., S C. H. Occumpaugh, Rochester, N.Y., 6 S.E., S O. Paquette, Porcupine, King Street, Lots 61 McGregor Estate, So. Porcupine, 4, Part S.W. Roman Catholic Church, Timmins, George S. Powell Estate, Ottawa, Ruth, Lot 261. . Mrs, A. Sequin, Nuska, Galbraith, Lot 9 Mrs. A. Sequin, Nuska, Smith, Lot 30 Mrs. A. Sequin, Nuska, Smith, Lot 32 Sanday Hogg, Dome Mines Corporation, Lots 81, 82, 101. 102,; 103 f ids hn sn E. K. Jones, Toronto, 1 N.E. N., Lot 3 ... M E. K. Jones, Toronio, 1 S.E., N. â€"Lot E. F, Jones, Toronto, 1 N.KH., S., LGt 8........ es F. W. MclLellan, Miami, Ariz., Galbraith, Lot 11.... F. W. McLellan, Miami, Ariz., McDougall, Lot 71 F. W. McLellan, Miami, Ariz., Summers, Lot 82 ............ H. A. McDougall, South Porcupine, 2, lot 12 (TO acrés) H, A. McDougall, South Porcupine, Plan M. 18, Lots 5, 7, 36,â€"37,, 380,:59,:98,:100":;..;:â€"1...â€". :.o ifi . A H. A. McDougall, South Porcupine, Plan M. 18, Lots 1â€"2. 14 to 23, 27, 29, 39, 41, 52, 58, 55 to 58, 62 to 65, 87, 89 to 97, 109, 110, 112 to 127, 129, 130, 134 to 137, 142 Brinton, Mrs. M., South Porcupine, Princess, Lot 234 of the Discovery and Growth of Matachewan Camp. #TEegor, to 110 +regor to 112 +regor Treasurer‘s Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes Owner‘s Name angq Adddress Concession or Street, LOt No. South Porcupine, Plan M. 16, Lots 80 120, 131 to 153... ; South Porcupine, Plan M. 16 Lots 164 195, 198 to 200 South Poreupine, Plan M 16, Lots 208 In the Township of Whitney, District of Cochrane Sundries WARRANT AUTHORIZING SALE OF The Matachewan area is on the Monâ€" treal River, about 23 miles north of Elk Lake, the terminus of a branch line of the T. N. O. Railway. Highway transportation has been provided which makes the field accessible from the Ferguson highway, and a direct road to Timmins is now under consideration. Ample power is available at low prices from both the Ontario Hydroâ€"Electric Commission‘s plants and the Northern Canada Power Corporation‘s system. With gold at $20.67 per cunce, the values found are not profitable on a commercial scale, but with the rise in price of gold the area took on a new lease of life and, today, the Mautacheâ€" wan gold field bids fair to soon asâ€" sume a prominent place in Canada‘s mining picture. The presence of gold in the district had been known since 1912, but it was not until 1916 that gold was found on the Davidson claims in Powell townâ€" ship, immediately adjoining Bannockâ€" burn on the east. Much diamond drillâ€" ing has been done and some exploraâ€" tion work had been carried out. Howâ€" ever, the entire field was inactive until the 1916 discovery. Ashley and Garvey were prospecting for Horace F. Strong of Haileybury, who in turn had an arrangement with the Mining Corporation Of Canada. Their find marked a new lease of life for the gold mining industry in Canada which had been very inactive in the country for more than two years. Speed and despatch marked the whole history of the undertaking, the first shipment of gold being made just two years after the claim was first staked. This was the first shipment of gold to be made from the Matachewan area. a find in Bannockburn township that started anew the interest which had been displayed in the Matachewan gold field. S., Lot 11 pt Lot 111 -?xz?n‘“ofixuznzuoouoouxuzuo oMfoofouoo“vouoo“olaoouoc?u:?u:?uz?“oo"z{ozoooozu:oo eteateatectoctes * °¢ e‘ # "% * /® Tobacco Pouches, reg. 50c ................ 23¢ Tobaceco Zipper Pouches, reg. 75¢ ....19¢ Assorted Pouches, exceptional value icfi 23¢ ‘» lb. Kent Pipe Tobaceco, reg. 80c ....59¢ / Ib. Kent Fine Cut Tobaceo, ............ 74¢ Pipes made by Dunhill‘s .................... 84e Pipes, reg. 2be . 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