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TO°K in townsh ern par table of mil( lir tr jam By : inz roules Kamis} diffisul count «( Report on the (Geology of Robb, Jamieson, Loveland And MacDiarmid Twps. of Min_\ west of wWini San L. . Berry, of Ontarto Department of Mines, Writes Preliminary Report on the Kamiskotia District, _ Reâ€" fcrence to General Geology, Structural Geology, and old and Other Qceurrences. THUREDAY. DECEMBER 18T BACKACHE NOT DUE 1O AGE Many peopie think that backache is a. tronble that mes naturally with advancing y but this woman of 71 proves That © is not. "I suffered for a long {Ime from backache," she writes, "but put it down to my age (71). Readinggour nnnouncement, 1 thought I would try Kruschen Salts. 1 have heen taking it for some time and have found great relief. 1 thought you would like to know it has done me a world of good."â€"(Mrs.) E.R. 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YÂ¥ ard Head Office and Yard Branch Office chuma cher Timmins Kirkland LAke ‘hone 125 Phone 117 Phone 393 1¢ 117111 nsolldate rCCKs in the Aarea ofwearly preâ€"Cambrian lavas nentals of Keewatin type, ve kein tightly filed and inâ€" turn zy ba‘> igneous rocks, md related acid dikes, and likes. A ‘thick deposit of y completely obscures the bed aeâ€"easteorn part of Jamieson ard the northern and eastâ€" f MacDiarmid township. The rmation is as follows:â€" General Geolo SIMMS, HOOKER DREW Ma part land 11 t ofi tLaie area is traâ€" d trails and poor canoe z on Kamiskotia lake t‘ and Enid creek are is cance routes on acâ€" merous rapids and log ia lake may be reached ‘om Kamiskotia Land. tagami river, via a 24 nd Kamiskotia creek iding# is 8 miles by M L( iY IMIiC T1 ce one‘s home by fire is tragic but not as bad quld be if it wasn‘t protected by insurance. ‘ached by winter ownship. A power to Timminrs 11 township to township (8 indy Palls is m Timmins 1€ ps. of Robb, d Loveland, onducted by Department ated northâ€" OwWwnsnip Timmins. a is easil aimil rive f it wasn‘t protected by insurance. restment . . . See us about insurâ€"« ance today. Chri L ing 9‘5;7 98 underground operations were carried on at the copper property of Kam Kotia Porcupine Mines, Limitâ€" Economic Geology Since 1910, intensive prospecting, particularly in the southern part of the area, has resulted in the discovery of gold and copper. Diamondâ€"drilling programmes have been instituted at four localities in Robb township. Durâ€" Several small masses of granite octur in Loveland township and south and of Kamiskotia lake. The emall stock south of Kamiskotia lake sonsists of a highly altered, fineâ€"grainâ€" ed granite, which has been jointed and sheared and is cut by numerous small quartz stringors. FPelsite, aplite, and quartz and feldspar porphry dikes are found cutting the Keewatin and Hailâ€" ayburian rocks, chiefly in the vicinity cf the granite intrusives. Matchawen Quartz diabase dikes having a maxâ€" imum width of 150 feet and striking northâ€"south to N. 15 degrees W., are of common occurrence. These dikes are fcund in intrusive relationship to all the other types of rock in the area. Structural Geology The Keewatin rocks appear to form part of the southwest limb of a major syncline, which trends northwestâ€" ssuthwest. All observations indicated that the tops of the flows face northâ€" cast, altogether minor folds do occur. The schistosidy developed in these rocks strikes N. 65 degreesâ€"85 degrees W., and is fairly consistent throughout the action of the gabbro and the s2veral small bodies of granite. Haileyburian Large outâ€"rops of coarse gabbro, horn. blendite, and diorite occur chiefly in the southern part of Robb township. These rocks intrude the Keewatin volâ€" cani¢cs and are intruded by granite and felsite. Tho gabbroic phases of the main intrusive west and south of Kamâ€"« iskotia lake show fine banding at N. 40 desreesâ€"â€"60 degrees W. The outâ€" crops mappea as \'Haileyburian in Mcâ€" Diarmid and Loveland townships may be coarss phases of thick Keewatin lava flows. T Keewatin: â€"â€" Rhyolite, Greenstone, volcanic fragmentals, ircn formation. Keewatin The Keewatin rocks outcropping in this arsa consist of altered massive laâ€" vas, pilloy lavas and associated volâ€" zanic fragmentals of intermediate and casis <composition, and massive rhyolite. Thns rocks mapped as greenstone and rhyolite south of, Kamiskotia lake are vory highly altered by the combined Matachewin:â€"Quartze diabase Algoman:â€" Granite Haileyburian: â€" Gatbro,. hort Algoman Gavcbro,. hornblenâ€" Other Occurrences Gold has: been reported to occur in a large mass of quariz float near the 17 mile post on the Rcb>â€"Turnbull townâ€" ship boundary. Several attempts to trace the boulder to its source have been unsuccessful. Low gold values have been reported from a quartz vein containing pyrrhoâ€" tite and a little chalcopyrite in gabbro, 1 mile wes‘t of Kamiskstia lake. Copper Kam Kotia Porcupine Mines Limited Orie mile northwest of KamiskOotia lake in Robbs township near the Jamâ€" jeson township boundary, diamondâ€" grilling and underground exploration by Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited in the years 19826â€"28, outlined two replacement bodies of mas sive sulâ€" phides. The ore is nard, siliceous, and fine grained. Chalsopyrite. pyrite, pyâ€" El Eol T. c d phides. The ore is nard, siliceous, and fine grained. Chalsopyrite. pyrite, pyâ€" rrhotite, and sphalerite are the chief sulphides present. At the time of opâ€" erations ceased in 1928, about 2,000,00 tons of ore with a grade of 1 per cent copper and 14 per cent zinc are report. ed to have been bilocked out in the north ore body, and 750,000 tons of 1.6 per cent copper and 05 per cent zinc in the south ore body. The property now belongs to Kam Kotia Porcupine per cent copper in the south of now belongs to Mines, Limited. Other Occurrences Chalcopyrite is a common constituent of quartz veins throughout the area. Tt Hillâ€" Haggpuist Claims On the Hilâ€"Haggpuist claims gold has been reported to in small quartz stringers and in minute fractures in granite half, a mile south of Kamisâ€" kotia lake.. Several prospect pits and trenches â€" have been dug, and a little diamondâ€"drilling has been aone. Exâ€" tensive sampling by the Homestake Company of South Dakota and later by Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited, has failed to indicate a mineâ€" able ore body. On the second group, which consists of 11 claims in the southwest corner of Jamieson township and two adjoinâ€" ing claims in Robb township, extensive stripping and trenching have uncovered a variety of veins in greenstone and felsite or aplite dikes. Low grade valâ€" ues are reported from a northeastward striking vein of quartz and sphalerite ~ontaining little chalecopyrite and galena. This vein reaches a width of 6 feet in one place and has been trazed for approximately 1,500 feet along the strike . Some 500 feet northwest of this vein another vein of similar charâ€" acter czcurs partly in a felsite dike and partly on its contact with greenstone. Several smallor veins containing sphalâ€" erite and galena also occur near by. In the northwestern part of the group gold values have been reported from quartz stringers in highly carbonatized green.â€" stone and felsite mineralized with pyâ€" rite. About a quarter of a mile north of this showing low gold values are reported from quartz stringers in an aplite dike in gabbro. Gold has als> been reported from a quartz vein in rhyolite near the 15â€"mile «t an the Robbâ€"Turncull township pest on th boundary. ed, in Robb township. Several electri. cal surveys have been made in the viâ€" cinity of this property. GOLDâ€"Jamieson Chaims On the first Jamieson group, which consists© of seven claims half a mile southeast of Kamiskotia lake, extenâ€" sive stripping and trenching has unâ€" covered numerous quartz stringers in or associated with very irregular aplite dikes in gabbro. The gabbro is highly carbcnatized near the aplite dikes. The quartz stringers contain native gold, pyrite, and chalcopyrite. Since the original dissovery in 1913, a great deal of work has been done, including the sinking of three prospect shafts and a little diamondâ€"drilling, but a workâ€" able ore depcsit has not yet been deâ€" veloped. 1@ Quebec City, whose four centuries of history ~ Have made it a favorite stopping place for summer tourists, has achieved equal prestige with the winter visitor in less than half a decade! ‘Tho secret of this short cut to popularity lies in the sweeping growth of the ski habit, Quebec‘s glorious winter climate, its faciliâ€" ties for winter sports, and the snowâ€"clad hills of Lac Beauport, 11 miles distant. This year, with increased numâ€" vers of Canadians and Americans pointing their ski tips toward Quebeec and TLac Beauport, the hizshlights of the Chateau Fronâ€" tenac‘s gay winter sports season promise to shine more brightly ~ Suggesting Canadian » Foods to Choose From â€" For the Christmas Menu depssits has so far proved to be of economic importange. The only posâ€" sibility of further discoveries appears to lie in extending explorations into the driftâ€"covered areas in the vicinity of the occurrentes known at present. Possibilities of the Area Prospecting activity up to the preâ€" sent has shown that gold and particâ€" ularly coppex are of widespread occurâ€" rence in the area, but none of the tds )v'»' gv' Loveland k) yn Nl(,kCI | A large mass of fHoat consxstmg chief. ly of pyrrhotite and chalcopv,mte cc:urs about 24 miles north of the south boundary and threeâ€"quarters of a mile east of the west boundary of Loveland township. It is reported to contain 1.5 per cehnt nickel.> There is no indication that this boulder might have originated in this area.: <_Tenders for Shaft Sinking V is often associated with pyrrhotite, prebably indicating hlgh â€"temperature fcrmation. _ Chaleopyriteâ€"and pyrrhoâ€" tits occur in a narrow band of iron formaticn.m~the «wputhwest corner of €38S8, any â€" poacnhed, omelets, etc. Toast or muflins, made from white or whole wheat flour. Honey or jam conserve m jelly (the family favourite). Fsz Lunch or Supper, Choose from: Fresh vegetables such as cabbage. Much TFsught May be Given to the Christmas Dinner, but Breakfast and Lunch Are Also Important. Also Other Holiday Menus Besides Christmas are Worth Notice. than ever, Headquarters for the famous Ski HMHawk School. and its equally famous instructor,, Pritz Loosli, the popular Canadian Paâ€" cific hostelry will feature a gay programmso of skating, hockey, curling, tobogganing., skiâ€"joring, sleighâ€"driving, and skiâ€"ing on the historic Plains of Abraham. The annual Dog Derby is scheduled for the third week in February. Connected by regular bus serâ€" vice from the Chateau Trontenac, Tac Beauport is a model ski deâ€" velopment. It possesses a handâ€" some hew chalet, thrilling downâ€" hill runs, slalom courses and jumps of professional calibre. Mont â€" Saint Castin, with twin slalom pups 2 200 feet lopr 100 Tenders for shaft sinking at the Acordia Porcupine Gold Mines Limited, Deloro Townskip, Porcupine Mining Division. Tenders wanted for two compartment shaft, size seven by eleven in the clear, depth two hundred and fifty.feet. Also. fifty feet erosscutting at twoâ€"twenâ€" tyâ€"five level and one thousand feet drifting. _ Also raise two hundred and seventyâ€"five feet, four by six. Address all tenders or enquiries to Acordia Porâ€" cupine Gold Mines Limited, care of Hamlin B. Hatch, 3 O‘Hearn Building Timmins, Ontario. Information re plant and conditions on request. A can of frozon vegetables alone or in such combinations as peas and beets (eolourful for Christmas). Vegetables in salads, plain or jcllied beet and celery for example or finely shredded cabbage mixed with salad dressing to which chili sauce is added for flavour and colour. Fruitsâ€"as a cocktail in place of fruit juiceâ€"a mixture of canned fruits and frezh apple. For salads use such fruits as cann?d peach or pear halves with salad dresâ€" sing or mixture of cheese. Cream â€" for ice cream, mousse or Vegetableq â€" potatoes, fluffy mashed (S0 good with rich brown gravy), or baked roasted or made with a puff if preferred. At least one other fresh vegetable such as glazed squash, butterâ€" ea turnips, creamed onions or celery, sauteed beets. Fruit juiceâ€"grape, cranberry or apple (cranberry and apple juics â€" equal quantities mixed is both attractive and delicious) or tomato cocktail. ‘Poultryâ€"turkey or chicken roasted or goose or duck. Meatâ€"pork, or smoked with a garnish of apple, or other meat. Fruitsâ€"apples for dessert, either raw or cooked in one of many ways or canned fruit with cookiesâ€"not to3 rich. For Dinner, Choose from: Woll seasoned s3ups, with a meat stock base or bouillon or with addition of chopped vegetazles or tomato juice. Cheeseâ€" Canadian Cheddar, cottage or cream served with crackers or used in salads or ccmbined with a cereal product such as maccaroni or with vegetables. Milkâ€"served as a beverage, flavoured, hst or cold or used sauces or desserts. sjuash, potatoes or canned vegetables made into cream soups Oor chowder or served with a tasty sauce as the main dish or used as salads. Cold meats served with appetizing vegetables or fruit salad or made into substantial sandwiches. Pread and butter Trolls. toast, muffins., or plain or in soups Mr. White: "Can y succeeded Edward VI? Pupil:.‘"Mary." "And who ‘"HMer little lamb." Beverage Lunch Jellied Tomato Salad Cheose Sandwiches Canned Pruit sSponge Cake Beverage Dinner Colery and Carrot Sticks Consomme Roast Chicken Mashed Potatces Butter Squash or Turnips Pears and diced Beets Pears and cottage cheese salad Ice cream â€" Assorted small cakes Beverage Famous for quality, KISMET HOSâ€" IERY is known to thousands of Canadian women for its Tine, sheer texture, its longâ€"wearing qualities, and, above all, its economical price. The newest shades in Chiffon or Semiâ€"Service now available. . . . Buy her several pairs, she‘ll compliment you on your good taste. Muffins MANY OTHER NOVEL STYLES PRICED FPROM 98c 100% 6: GIFI: QOF GOOD TASTE A LUXURIOGOUS GIFT ARE THESE HIGH GUALITY K. 1 SMET Mary? iA A G £ 56 F "4. '0_“- w# 4 11X 87 STORES IN CANAUDA Can yvsu tell me who Â¥iller pr. 3 prs. $2 8 H OE _8 TORKES OLIMITCEC D Jellyv â€"Exchango f' ,$1.75 to $2.50 We illustrate here but 3 of the many highâ€"quality slippers w« are now showing. . .. Beautiâ€" fully made of finest materials, they‘re the kind of slippers the most fastidious of your friends will welcome. . . . See them now note their fine appnm.mw thei hlgh-grado appearance and note ‘theâ€" reasonable prices we (iuoto you., Call for Tenders For 250â€"ft. Shaft at Acordia Mines Customerâ€"Have gray hair? An official announcsomont was mads here toâ€"day, calling for terders for shaft sinking on the Accrdia Pcrcupict> Gold Mines property in Delcso Townâ€" ship. The company‘s ground consists of f:curteen patented claims,. fzrmerly known as the Concordia Porcupin: Mines. The previous sperators sunk a shaft to 160 fect, with some lateral work at the 125â€"fz0t level. The new shaft, for which tenders are boing calle>d, will be sunk to a depth of 256 feet and be of twoâ€"comâ€" partment siz>. Additional work :inâ€" cludes fifty feet of crosscut‘ling, cne thsusand feet of drifting and a raise, two hundred and seveontyâ€"five fees in height. Hamlin B. Hatch, of Timmins, is the consulting engincer of the proâ€" perty. Conscientious Druggistâ€"Nothing but the greatest respect, sir. â€"Exchange Development _ Programme Also Calls for 1,000 Feet of drifting. uwt"” t" 35!% Middleton Avenue Timmins, Ont. Phone 3035 We Insure Anything Under the sSun. "ALLWAYS INSUKRE ALL WAYS" Iusurance Agencies AND Real Estate Bourdon‘s W EDN ES D A YÂ¥ 7.30 to 8 p.m., £€.5.T. 8.30 to 9 p.m., D.S.T. TUNE iN THE Agnew â€"Surpass vyou anything for