Thursday, June 6th, 1929 FR E E This beautiful threeâ€"piece silver tea service will be given FREE, to every purchaser of an Elecâ€" tric Range during this sale. B. C, E Widths 2VY, to 7 * B, D and B Widths Made in Sizes % 10 7/ and B to 10 11 to 2 for Baby Sizes 2 to 6 Pussyâ€"F oots Hollinger Stores Limited Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited "a [‘_‘H tb EC hom (2) boP | CWSFMMOON _ £#OLE Shoes #»~ Children Third Avenue, Timmins Northern Ontario Power Company, Limited Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited You can buy Hurlbut Shoes from any of these family shoe stores as below LL children look well dressed in Huribut Shoes. Finest leatherâ€" finest materialsâ€"finest workmanship result in fine appearance. Furthermore, in Hurlbuts you are asâ€" sured of comfort and â€"proper fittingâ€" "Room to grow for every toe" is the Hurlbut watchword in the creation of lasts and styles of these famous shoes. ... No need to wait ... buy your Electric Range NOW ... on the Household Budget Plan Mealtimes are always smile times where Electric Cookâ€" ery holds sway. For never were meals tastier . . . nor were they ever prepared with less trouble. Just snap the switch . .. and there you are . .. with perâ€" fect cooking heat for as lonn' as you need it. No prodding sulky fires; no delay ; no coal, ashes, kindling or dirt. Know the joy of a cool clean kitchen ; the economy of conserved food values ; the pleasure of more leisure hours. Cook electrically. Controlling and Operating £9.0. 2 In an editprial article last week reâ€" viewing the outlook in the mining inâ€" dustry for this year, The Northern Miner saysâ€" "Ontario promises to have an unusualâ€" ly active year in mining. Sudbury will, of course, be the scene of the biggest and broadcast program including, as it does, construction of smelting and reâ€" fining plants and the putting in shape of equipment for large mining operations. At Copper Cliff erection of increased smelting plant is well on its way. Ground has been broken for the refinâ€" ery. The large scale underground operations at Frood will be the biggest thing in mining in the province in 1929. OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR 1923 FOR MINING IN ONTARIO Mining Journal Comments on Prospects in the Various Sections of the Province. "Eastern and Western Kirkland have a score of active prospects, several of them well advanced. "Falconbridge Nickel should, during the year, complete its shaft, do conâ€" siderable footage of lateral work and make a good start on its initial smelter unit. Sudbury Basin and Treadwell Yukon will further advance underâ€" ground development and exploration work, supplemented by diamond drillâ€" ing on both of them. Basin will be got ready for production. McVittieâ€"Graâ€" ham now has its mining work under way, and this will be carried along, with drilling on the side,. "Sudbury Copper and Nickel will be heard from during the season, together with Minâ€" cor, Mining Corporation‘s bet in this field. Drilling is figuring largely in this program. A number of smaller opâ€" erators will drill, The sum total of work in the area will be huge. "Sudbury has stolen the spot light for thetime being. But the gold camps have not been entirely removed from the stage. On Teck Hughes the lateral development of the new levels, major operation, is now well started. Lake Shore‘s depth program and developâ€" ment work on the various levels to 3,000 feet will comprise a big job in itself. Exploration and ore blocking on Wrightâ€" Hargreaves are receiving a new impetâ€" us. Sylvanite has a new shaft in mind, and its presently â€" planned work calls for a big footage cf development. "Kirkland Lake Gold will continue its tireless effort to reward the courage and patience of its directors. The Kenogami Lake section is getâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ing quite a bit of attention. The townâ€" ships lying east of the railway are fully staked, and active exploration is curâ€" rent on a number of promising showâ€" ings. "In Porcupine one of the big jobs is at MciIintyre, where crosscuts and drifts are being run from the main drive, carâ€" ried at the record depth of 3,87475 feet across the property during the past year, in an oreâ€"breaking campaign, Hollinger will change policy of explorâ€" ation and ore development. The comâ€" pany may reopen the Kamiskotia proâ€" perty before winter sets in. Railway conâ€" struction may preétede this effort. Dome‘s recentlyâ€"augmented production reflects an intensification of the prosâ€" pecting effort under ground. There will be no let up in this. Vipond will vigorously crowd its recent luck in opâ€" Theres only one q}!ality 0 MAGIC BAKING POWDER and that‘s the highest the balance spread over two years. 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The foremost infant foodâ€"made from rich cow‘s milk and granulated sugarâ€"especially for babies. Recomâ€" mended by physicians everywhere on account of its quality and uniformity. M. L. Troy, district convener, is about the busiest man in town these days preparing for the big meet. He is not passing up the least opportunity to be sure that everything will be in tipâ€"top shape. on the day of the gathering. Considerable work is scheduled to be done on the race track where the events will be run off and it won‘t be his fault if the contestants fail to attain the qualifying standards. It is Mr. Troy‘s aim to furnish the lads with an excepâ€" tionally fine track and to have every other facility in as good shape. With an unusua@lly large field in all events it will be a busy day for those in charge, but everything will be scheduled and arranged so that the boys will be given the utmost in the way of an opportunâ€" ity to show at their best. The weather is the only thing uncertain at this time. ening up new productive ground. Payâ€" master and March Gold, with United Porcupine and Canusa, comprise the smaller productive efforts, and their efforts show no sign of falling off. "In Boston Creek the golds have been more or less crowded from public inâ€" terest by the newer copper propositions. Admittedly these are still in the prosâ€" pect class, but work to date has proven the presence of commercial copper ore in the district, and the chances for the development of larger bodies are being closely investigated. The favourable area has extended for many miles, and much of this ground will receive attenâ€" tion in the open season. KEEP YOUR BABY WELL AND STRONG "In Red Lake thert has been a sharp revival of interest, Howey, the bell wether, has its power assured, and will lead an active field to production. There isn‘t a doubt that North Bay will witness a great athletic spectacle on Saturday, June 8, when the schoolâ€" boy athletes of Northern districts asâ€" semble here for the district trials in the Ontario Schools‘ track and field championships, prom,o;;ed under the direct supervision of the Ontario Athâ€" letic Commission Entriese which are being filed daily testify to the fact that this year‘s assembly of youthful athâ€" letes will surpass all previous gatherâ€" ings and be representative of every secâ€" tion in the vast Northland. Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbul‘y, Timmins, Kirkland Lake, Haileybury, Cobalt, New Liskeard, Sturgeon Falls, Powassan and North Bay are numbered among the centers which have given early indications of being in the big contest. Aside from these it is expected that entries will be forwarded from a number of other points to swell the assembly beyond the mest optimistic expectations. "The Algoma and Michipicoten disâ€" tricts offer many prospects for exploraâ€" tion this season. Good showings are reported from many places, and there is an apparent determination on the part of companies to bring the area inâ€" to the producing columns. Large groups are held in strong hands, and a number of the more promising projects should produce the desired results within the year. Operations at the Cooper bring production to closer view, Moss Mines reports favourable prosâ€" pects. Many others claim attention from a prospect point of view. The reyvival of St. Anthony directs attention to a district neglected for a period. In reference to the Northern Ontario School Track events at North Bay on Saturday of this week, June 8th, "Obâ€" server‘"‘ writing in the "Sportology‘"‘ colâ€" umn of The North Bay Nugget last week saysâ€" Great Athletic Event at North Bay on June 8 "In the newly opened up areas some of the brightest chances of the year are seen. Crow River, Favourable Lake and Windigo are making medicine. Some of the finest surface finds made in the province are reported from these sections. "Some further prospecting is proâ€" mised for the silver camps. ‘"The outlook for a banner season is good. The aerial prospecting companâ€" ies "will devote a lot of attention to the province. Individual prospectors have been in the field most of the winter, nave stakings to record and new ground spotted to look over when the snow has left the bush. Closerâ€"in ground will not be overlooked. The big find of the year may be in Ontario. This is unâ€" doubtedly Ontario‘s greatest mining year. The Golden Province maintains its long lead." ocate:â€"Those who like ttle tun2, "Brighten up e you are," might derive t expresâ€" fRowering perennial is now being submitted to the bondâ€" holders. A new company is to be formed and the bondholders and shareâ€" holders of Coniaurum will receive shares in exchange for their present holdings. "All unredeemed interest coupons must accompany the bonds when deâ€" posited so do not detach any coupons. As you will observe from the deposit agreement the new company is to pay any unpaid coupons due January 2, Ventures Ltd., have submitted a proâ€" posal for the reorganization and refinâ€" ancing of Coniaurum Mines Ltd., which is now being submitted to the bondâ€" holders. A new company is to be formed and the bondholders and shareâ€" REORGANIZATION PLANS FOR GONIAURUM MINES Proposal Submitted to Bondholders of Coniaurum by Ventures Limited, on Exchange Basis. Coniagas Mines Ltd., largest indiviâ€" dual holder of outstanding bonds and other large bondholders have already agreed to accept the shares for their bonds on the basis outlined in the agreement. The agreement is continâ€" gent on $720,000 of the par value of the outstanding bond issue of $800,000 acâ€" cepting the exchange. Under the proposals a new company is to be formed with an authorized capital of six million shares of no par value, the new company to acquire all the property of Coniaurum in considerâ€" ation of the assumption and payment of certain liabilities and the allotment and issue of not more than 2,000,000 shares out of which, shares will be isâ€" sued to bondholders of Coniaurum who agree to accept the same in exchange for their bonds. Bondholders will reâ€" ceive 120 fully paid shares for each $80 par value of bonds and 540,000 shares will be issued to shareholders of Coniaurum and 260,000 shares will be underwritten at 40 cents to provide for payment of the debts of Coniaurum estimated to amount to $104,000. In the event of the agreement taking place Ventures, Limited, will subscribe and pay for 625,000 shares at 40 cents and take an option to subscribe for cerâ€" tain additional shares at various prices, the minimum price being 40 cents per share. In writing in support of the plan, Thos. H. Rea, a bondholder, says, in part: "The proposal is recommended for your acceptance as being in the best interests of the bondholders and shareâ€" holders of the company and you are respectfully requested to execute one copy of the deposit agreement, indicaâ€" ting at the foot thereof the number of bonds which you hold and forward the agreement with the bonds to the Toâ€" ronto General Trusts Corporation, 253 Bay St., Toronto. Crisp ovenâ€"baked shreds of whole wheatâ€"light, nourishing and strengtheningâ€"Delicious with milk for breakfast or luncheon. â€" Ready cooked, readyâ€"toâ€"eat. For Clearâ€"thinking and Quickâ€"actingâ€" If you drive a car for one year only, Royal Masters are an extravagance. They last too long. If you drive a car as long as the average man does, Royal Masters are a positive economy. One set will see you through. The Royal Master is the best tire ever made â€" built with deliberate disregard for costs. The tread is double thick. Sideâ€"walls are made with extra plies of web fabric, guarded against Jhe ROYAL MASTER A luxury Tire? Yes and No! Save the paper inserts in each package. No: one Royal Iure. No On sale at every Timmins Garage Company Limited With all the bran of the whole wheat Master in a thousand will ever puncâ€" one in five thousand will blow nder two years of service. 1929, if the reorganization goes into effect. "Please bear in mind that unless holders of the requisite number of bonds sign deposit agreements and deâ€" posit their bonds with the Trust Comâ€" pany by June 20, 1929, the reorganiâ€" tion will not take place and the proâ€" perty will in the ordinary course of events be put up for sale at auction. You are accordingly urged to coâ€"operâ€" ate in bringing about the reorganizaâ€" ion by immediately executing the deâ€" posit agreement and forwarding the same with all your bonds to the Toâ€" ronto General Trusts Corporation at ‘Toronto." 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