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MONDAY, AVOGUST 17TH, 1836 Noteworthy Results at Labineâ€"MceMahon Encouraging Showings at Delora Township Proâ€" perty. Diamond Drilling and Other Work. Thamond dr.ll 1 township claims C hon Syndicate ha John . A. Labine, told The Advance ed almost half w bob and Buffalo Labineâ€"MceMahon pregramme has been dAill ast says made this fall, underground deâ€" velopment will pe considered. Trenchâ€" ing and stripping on the surface have revealed two vein systems, one in the northern part of the prop°rty and the other well within the southern bounâ€" dary. The formation, strike and dip Is very much similar to that at Buffaloâ€" Ankerite, Mr. Lazine says. The syndicate also owns LWO claims in Tisdale township a mile north and a quarter of a mile east of the Conâ€" ob and BuflAiC .abin«eâ€"McecMahor n which a col urface work ha Commercial or he darill cores, iot vet complet Mr. K. McMaster, M.E., resident tion Limited, the managers, reports: Locating of new Porphyry bodiâ€"s on it last night at a depth of 548 feet, 1 h Goldficlds Securities, I wish to subscrib Gold Mines (Canada) of InltO L. Limit Securities Nam( OwWxXxING 168 ACRES IN Labmeâ€" P.O. BOX 196 anmni °n Adjoining the Second Largest Gold Producer in Canada MAIL SUBSCRIPTION I wish to subscribe for uUunit : I am enclosing cheque or money order for mplet NOTE: All cheques, money orders chould be made payable to . drill results aims of the Approximate relative derstand the pI treasury of P as payment of > has been made _l__.._r_â€"__-_â€"-â€"â€"_-â€"â€"â€"â€"' S n t ) fi ll o’ V d t g’) (’ p r Sh d l Does BRuffalo Ankerite vein system extend across Labine McMahon? six clearly defined mineralized veins have been cut in las drill hole, which finished in soft formation similar in sub stance to that adjoining Buffalo Ankerite ore bikiies. Further drilling to prove dopth and continuation to thi vein systom is under way. ish and Units in have been encouraging, ne, secretaryâ€"treasurer, nce on Saturday. Situatâ€" way between the Nay â€" aloâ€"Ankerite mines, the on includes three claims considerable amount of has already been done. ore has been shown by s, although assaying 13 leto. Wh:in the drilling is been finished and asâ€" is fall, underground deâ€" 1 be considered. Trenchâ€" ing on the surface vein systems, one in th _af the pnrop:rty and th ADDRE S = losin 500 ‘\\\l\ln\\lllu\:l . $ 1 5 :l\ll Its at the Deloro he Labineâ€"McMaâ€" NDRILLING RESULTs WOULD A HIGHER PRICE [M L TON APITALIZATION :; 20,000 certifiec o cover. > DELNITE * MeceMahon Gold Mining Syndicate TIMMIN®, ONT SYNDICATE of this lanis Gold M commitment 1 to the compan bH Third Ave.. Timm n e location of LABINE Treasury equivalent Capitalization ch (CANADA) LIMITED DELORO AND TISDALE TOWNSHIPS ABRINE â€" MeMAHHON AT ONCE TO AssURE $i5.69 PRICH PAYMASTER Stolen Toronto Car Located in Timmimns 18 in sed her ho 697 iar r tweer or. M ew Auto, Minus Four Wheels and Tires, Discovâ€" ered in Bush. it in chas red No Personal Liability A Y 1€ unit shares at $15,00 per unit UNIT SHAKES * BUFFALO A NYKERITEH in nayment of unit share ABINE, INX TRUST L I Ont to 11,000 Units of MeMAHON property L PME * 2 hole encountered the porphyry at 200 fect, and was still in ‘th is at least 800 fcoet, making this body of impressive i Porvhyry on the property paralleling one another at in contact with Keewatin Greenstore, the contact having a new vein was locatscd Monday in the Southern portion of the . Concession 3, in the Township of Mountjoy, showing up seoveries will be followed uo and further developed by trenchâ€" EMPIRE GoOL AM/NES[ o O 11 N D6 peration erv CONSsSULTING ENGINEERS: Mining Research Corporation, Limited, Toronto, Ont. We Rccommend the Purchase of These Shares at Once. All oversubscriptions will positively be canccelled and money refunded. ~ TT Gold telds Securities n bein Third Ave., Timmins, Ont AIY ave travelled time without assing attenâ€" license plate, "‘s have been dsmand after 1 been issued. ing held here rce, who sent bDv io cover mM h bus incinet whi PORCUPINE nmnmins abanâ€" > bush ndi latis under Mining Research Corpora A uâ€" Good Values on the Porcupine Quartet Property in Denton an d Carscallen Assays High. Crew of Miners on Claims. Head office of Porcupine Quartet (Gold Syndicate received a wire this morning from Geo. A. MacMillan, genâ€" eral manager, reporting on the assay results obtained on the Syndicat®‘s No. 5 preperty comprising 11 claims locatâ€" ed in Denton and Carscallen townâ€" ships. It is expected that diamond drillâ€" ing will be carried out on this property in the very near future. The chip sample was taken by A. M Stuart and ran $31.50 across 3 feet Further development work is procsedâ€" ing with a crew of men now on the Phone 1780 xn from source ndividual ownetrâ€" are not certified Th C The Syndicate also owns 67,500 shares of Hallnor Mines Limited as well as controlling three other properâ€" ties in the heart of the Porcupine camp. Mr. L. B. Wright has been engaged by the board of managers to make a survey of all the four properties of the Syndicate and future work will be gcuided by the recommendations that Mr. Wright makes. Diamond drilling at Polaris (®ild Mines continues to give satisfactory reâ€" sults, H. McMaster, mining engineer in charge of the work rep rted toâ€"day. Cutting through the porphyry mass en â€" countered a week or so ago has gone on into a finely mineralizzed ore containing 40 per cent. quartz, he said. A â€" complete geological survey is now in progress and so far has indicated the Polaris is due to become one the Porâ€" cupine‘s producers within a comparaâ€" tivley short time. Other producing mines in the district have found good results in the direction of Polaris it | is reported. ‘ rood Results from Drilling at Polaris Official â€" Information Indiâ€" cates Increased Power and Larger Staff to be Used. ‘omplete Geological Survey Now in Progress at the Polaris. Official information from the Gale Gold Mines, Ltd., head office at Windâ€" sor. Ont., shows the latest developments at the property. On the first level, the drift on No. ixtended Program _ at Gale Gold Mines: Num first level, the drift ranced from 248 fee rous coarse free gol been uncovered, at . Work done only te. Drift on No. 3 â€" from 76 to 190 fee second level, the crossâ€"Ccut red from 207 to 265 feet. Toâ€" > advance, 189 feet. ons are undsr way for an f power to meet increasing he work at the property. 76 to 190 feet, a: $30.10 per ton. 114 n the west face. P.O. Box 2457 . n et incred propert: inz maid y on 3 vein has THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, Work of Humane Society Outlined to Lions Club o 265| showâ€" In its is time| burian has west | the story 0o Timmins will Have Shelter for Present Plans are Carried / the Ontario Humane Society News of Lions Club. Timmins will have a sheiliter for Uthe care of abused animals if a branch of the HMHumane Society is organized here, M. McKilliop told the Lions Cluo> on Thursday night when, as organizer for the society, he addressed the club on the work of sceing that animals get better treatment at the hands of their human masters. Educating peop‘e to care for animals is the society‘s greatest work, he said. The idea is not to sge how many conâ€" victicons can be had against those who are cruel but to show them the error of their ways and to assist in pointing out mistakes. The impression made on children of a conmmaunity by the soâ€" ciety‘s work changes the whole attitudse of youngsters, in that they become more kindly not only to their dumb _companions but to the human beings Hlth whom they mix. Sudbury and North Bay already have branches of the Humane Society since the recent revival of the work in the North. Mr. McKillop showed the Lions pamphlets and photographs illustrating cruelty, in which animals were left to starve, were worked while sick, or were underfed. Affiliated With Royal Society The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with which the take care of a latr Last week, Mr. J writer, took a gt men to the prope spend a few days. company are satis of this trip will | financial structure Wedding This Morning at Church of Nativity Rhea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Savard, was married this morning at the Church of the Nativity to Leonard McNeil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNeil. Rev. Father Larendau perâ€" formed the crremony. It was a quiet wedding, attended by just the imintâ€" diate family and friends of the popuâ€" lar young people. The bride wore a handâ€"knit white suit and carricd roses and liliesâ€"Oofâ€"theâ€" valley. _ _A wedding breakfast was served afâ€" ter the ceremony at the home of the bride‘s par{nts. Outâ€"ofâ€"town guests included Paul Savard and Miss B. Savard of Sudbury, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Duane. The bride and train for a hotr On their return mins. Miss Martha Andrecheck and Mr. Harold P. Cybolâ€" ski Wedded on Saturday. Cobalt, Ont.., Aug. 17th, 1936. speCIdA1 to The Advance. A pretty summer wedding was solâ€" emnized in St. Patrick‘s Roman Cathoâ€" lic Church at Cobalt on Saturday morning. when Martha Andrecheck, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Andrecheck, of Cobalt, and a graduate nurse of St. Mary‘s hospital at Timâ€" mins, became the bride of Mr. Harold P. Cyboiski. of Timmins, and oldsst son of Mr. and Mrs. Jossph Cybolski, of Barry‘s Bay. Rt. Rev. Mgr. Biernaski, of Barry‘s Bay, uncle of the bride and | godfather of the groom, performed the ceremony, and Rev. Father Coulis, of Barry‘s Bay, and Paul Yoloski, of Round Lake, wre deacon and subâ€" deacon at the Nuptial High Mass. Rev. Father Caufield, parish priest at St. Patrick‘s, was in the sanctuary. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white lace, with white picture hat trimmed with tulle, and white accessories. Her Mmridal bouâ€" quet was of Talisman roses, lilyâ€"ofâ€"theâ€" valley and baby‘s breath. The maid of honour, Miss Andrecheck, the bride‘s sister, wore a pink organdie dress, with â€" matching picture hat and accessories, and she carried a muff of sweet _ pras. ‘Ths bridesmaid was Miss Martha Vachon, ‘of Kirkland Lake, who was dressed in | blue organza, with matching picture hat and accessories, and she also carâ€" ried a muff of sweet peas. Mr. Edaward Andrecheck, of Gowganda, brother of the bride, was groomsmaAln. After the church ceremony, a buffet lunch was served at the home of the bride‘s parents on the O‘Brien on . stt on e en e h ty., and later left by moto The bride tri sharkskin, wi left by motor on LNCIF WELLlLIiLLG Ciip. The bride travelled in a fawn suit of sharkskin, with brown accessories. On their return, Mr. and Mrs. Cybolski will reside in Timmins. Truck Takes Fire When Driver Replenishing Gas arriage at Cobalt of Timmins Couple of IsiingtOon, oY with a truck IC to replenish the his engine frow vehicle it took : of around $400 to the fruit. He of New pim. n When ie and groom left on the noon a honeymoson in the South. recturn they will live in Timâ€" a larger crew Mr. Paquette, a group of | property whe days. The off satisfied tha y Mark, Chinese resident on his way to Timmins joad of fruit, attempted he supply of gasoline for ‘m a tank carried on the c fire and caused damage 00 to the truck and $150 irch ceremony, a buffet ed at the home of the on the O‘Brien prop°trâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Cybolski on their wedding trip. elled in a fawn suit of rea ard on Sunday at 945 JTDemonstration â€" Parm, a shelter for the ast week Th following ref ruck taking f , work, he said. how many conâ€" ainst thoss who 17th, 1936. Special o Sh(:lt'(:r“â€"f_(_)â€"r Care of Abused Animals if re Carried Through, M. McKillop, of nane Society Said. Other Notes and official that th whole attitude they â€" become o their dumb human beings finanC father, the lace, with with tulle, ridal bouâ€" WV L th 9T Ontario society is affiliated, is the oldest of its kind, he said. In Great Britain, laws are more strict in this regard than in any other nation. More severe punishments are provided, with the result that there has been a vast improvement there in the actitude of toward animals. Funds are needed locally, Mr. McKilâ€" lop said, and further information may be had by anyone at the society‘s of â€" fice in the Hamilton block. A telephone has been installed there. The Timmins club received the bronze plaque from the Lions Interâ€" naticnal. District "A" for new memberâ€" ship during the past year, a recognition E of the activity of local Lions in organâ€" izing. ‘ Mr. Brown, of Toronto, was a guest at the meeting and pleased the Lions with a vocal solo. At the next meeting of the club, the i members of the Scottish football team, who defeated the English on Wednesâ€" + day night 4â€"0 in the first of an annual ; series of International soccer matches 10r i2A At the next meeting of the club, the members of the Scottish football team, who defeated the English on Wednesâ€" day night 4â€"0 in the dfirst of an annual series of International soccer matches for the Porcupine, will be presented with the medals they won. Members of the English team and those who were officials at the game will also atâ€" tind the dinner. when the accident occurred. The New Liskeard fire brigade was summoned and put out the flames, but not before the damage had been incurred. Mark was using a siphon to transfer the gas from the extra tank to the engine tank and it was thiught that the fire started in the fumes. There was no insurance carried. Provincial Constable L. Walker investigated." Dome Wins Right to (Go on in Dickson Cup Defeat Hollinger 2â€"O at Mcâ€" Intyre Park on Saturday Night. Dome football club won the right to go on in the Dickson Cup series on Saturday night when Hollinger was deâ€" feated 2â€"0. The first game of the round was played at the Timmins park when. the two teams were tied. Tisrney, who scored the first goal fcr Dome, looked like the best of the forwards while Willie White and Galâ€" braith hslnped a good deal. Foster and Welsh were the choice of the backs, Jackscn played hard on the Holilinger forward line and Paynter at centre half for Dome was effective. Dome had the best of the play throughout and left no doubt in the spectators minds of their right to conâ€" i'*mue in the quest for Porcupine dis« trict honours. Radio Programmes in North Not Worth the License Fee service from the errment, but it though we had Ottawa Journal:â€"It is the people who come early to avoid the crowd that makes the crowd. forgotten how sweet your motor sounded to make sure that your new car continue sure to give it the proper service it need every detail in the lubrication of your c proper oils and greases are used, just as Give vour car the service it deserves an Schumacher Road no matter how good the Weather Last Month Set up Two Records Hottest and Driest Period Ever Known in This Part of North. July‘s weather set up, two rccords in the Northâ€"it was (the hottest and driest period ever known here. The inâ€" tense heat wave of the eight days from the 6th to 13th, experienced here in common with the rest of the continâ€" ent, shattered every record, and the average temperature for the month, 66.17 degrees, is also a new high. July 12th, with a temperature of 103, will not b> forgotten quickly. The avâ€" erage maximum temperature for those eight days was 96.1 degrces, average minimum, 70 degrees; making a mean of 83 degrees for the period. Only an inch and a half of rain fell during the whole month, and that was mostly in the latter part of July. Eleven days, from the 9th to the 20th, passed without a trace of rain. There was an exceptional amount of sunshineâ€"11 hours a day on an averâ€" age for the month. During the hot the sun shone brightly for 15 hours in every 24. Total sunshine for the menth was 340 hours, even though smoke from bush firesâ€"did obscure the sun on some days. RBefore the hot weather brgan, there i had been some excepticnally cool weaâ€" ariest perioa Ee tense heat way the tth to 13 common with ent, shattered Whitney Contact Syndicate Doherty Roadhouse Co. An announcement regarding this important property will be Toronto 293 Bay Street Divided into 3;,500 units having a par value of $10.00 each. Timmins, Ontario apitalization : $35,000.00 Distributors of Bâ€" A Oil Products Direct private wires for fast and aceurâ€" ate quotations and executions in all sounded when you first got it rves and it will give you the Acour: are, need careful ATTENTION Members Taronto Issucd for Properties 1,500 Units (e Inâ€" Treasuryâ€"2,000 Units First Issucâ€"_â€" 500 Units STOCK BROKERS ‘al Phones 1200 and 1201 ite Markets and Executions in Charlie Hallâ€"Manager specified by your Unlisted Stocks Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds ommision basis only performing the way it does then b Our men are trained to look afte andâ€"what is also importantâ€"th peified Ihv o vour car manufacture! §tock Exchange Whitney Sparks from Neighbouring Chimney Caused Small Fire Timmins 19 Pine St. North 1,500 Units (escrowed) Blairmore Enterpri never heard if gamb joints are bnrepared perity Certificates." y Contact Syndicate, per HERMAN MOSCOE, the development of made shortly. service VyoUu c JN. If you‘ve or if you want it does then be imbling An Phone 880 house aAat 2 parks from i ive the fire: ernoon. Bot] were sent in Secrelary