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P say, values up to $5,000 to the ton in zwold. This is telluride ore which is recognized as being very deep seated and consistent at depth. The ecrossâ€" cut running to the northâ€"west has been completed to a distance of approxiâ€" mately 5370 feet, and is also entering a heavy mineralized zone. **We have secured the services of J. C. Houston, E.M., as consulting engiâ€" neer. Mr. Houston was at one time manager of the Dome Mines, and had complete charge, and also construceted ‘*The crossâ€"cut running to the south of our shaft at the 500â€"foot level, at approximately 550 feet, is in very inghly mineralized formation, and is apparently entering the series of seven veins mentioned in previous report, which have shown such sensational values at surface,‘‘ says the statement. **Samples from these veins on surface with no free gold showing gave on asâ€" the mill at the Schumacher and the Lake Shore Mine." Mr. Houston is to be assisted by J. M. C. Dunlop, E.M., who will act as resident engineer. f A payment of $10,000 was made this week upon the purchase of the Parent property, and ample funds are said to be on hand and being accumulated to y *rry on tho development of this proâ€" !fl(‘rty into production withâ€"a 200â€"ton MOISLEY BALL, IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS : AT THE BENNETT MINES A report just issued by Bennett Mining Co., whose property is 17 miles east of Dane on Monocle lake and not far from the Argonaut, says that imâ€" portant developments have recently taken place at the property. The reâ€" port says :â€"â€" BEST PRICES BEST QUALITY Timmins Fuel Co. J. M. BELANGER Room 13 Reed Block Phone 114 or 425 This is the wonderful new Van Ess applicator bottle containing the new way hair treatment. ‘lhmbbernippla!eadthelot:ondirecfiymthehmr stmfal!mghnirâ€"wanevhnir Money back :‘ it doesn‘t. Ask about money back guarantee. Start Now! Stop Falling Hair Valne ever offered > 7/ K e s Is Your QOrder In? TODAY and Dairy Tin Ware * / t (Mr. W. J. Philips, who has been on the Melntyre staff for some years past, left on Wednesday this week for a two months‘ visit to his old home in Cornwall, England. He sails on Friday for the Old Land, and will reâ€" turn in the next two months. He has been for some years a valued member of the Timmins Citizens‘ Band and will be much missed during his abâ€" sence by that organization. 5” The Kiwanee Fair is being arrangâ€" ed on original and very attractive lines. The programme for the three days is one that will not soon be forâ€" gotten. <Nothing so ambitious has been heretofore attempted in this North, and there is every reason for bellevmg that the Kiwanee Fair will be more enjoyed and appreciated than any similar event held here. Among the outstanding features of the Kiwanee Fair may be mentioned : The Baby Show, the rules and reâ€" gulations for which are published elseâ€" where in this paper in the announceâ€" ment made by the Kiwanees. The Cooking Contests, the rules for which were published last week, and which will be distributed in handbill form later. The exhibits by North Land merâ€" chants and manufacturers. This feaâ€" ture above will be worth several times the nominal figure set as the price of admission. Diamond drill at actual work, iceâ€"cream making, etc. Japanese Tea Roomâ€"a novel and particularly pleasing feature! Gipsy glrls and â€" fortuneâ€" tellmo stunts. A continuous programimme for three days of musie, dancing, specialties and novelties. Each day now sees increased interâ€" est developing in the Kiwanee Fair to be held at the Timmins Rink on Wedâ€" nesday, Thursday and Friday, June 15th, 16th and 17th. The Kiwanee Fair is for a worthy cause, the proâ€" ceeds to be devoted to defraying the expenses of the necessary furnishing of the new Children‘s Aid Shelter for the District of Cochrane. Three orchestras and a wonderful supply of music that will delight all. Ukrainian folk dances. Other naâ€" tional and elassical dancing. Boxing boutsâ€"the best of the real stuffâ€"as presented under the direcâ€" tion of Tex Jardine. Many Notable Features at Big Event GAEAT INTEREST BEMNG ROUSED BY KIWANEE FAIR Allâ€"Britain Club Whist Drive and Dance Last of the Season. Don‘t Miss it Monday Evening, May 23, In the Moose Hall, Timmins, Commencing at 8.30 p.m. Good Music Good Prizes to be Held at Timmins on June 15th, 16th and 17th. Refreshments Timmins, Ont. Negotiations on this deal have been going on over a considerable period, and many rumours have sprung up as to the situation. Lacking knowledge of just what was going on, it is only natural that some of theso rumours should have been a bit wild. _ What has happened is of great 1importance to Noranda and to the Rouyn Camp A despatch this week from Montâ€" real reads as follows :â€" What is regarded by mining men as perhaps the most important deâ€" velopment to date in the Quebec minâ€" ing field is the announcement that an arrangement has been reached by Noranda Mines, Limited and N. A. Timmins, whereby Noranda acquires Mr. Timmins‘ interest in the Waiteâ€" Montgomery and Aldersonâ€"MacKay properties,. By this transaction, Noâ€" randa secures an 81 per cent, interest in the Waiteâ€"Montgomery property and approximately 70 per cent. in the Aldersonâ€"MacKay Mine. Mr. Timâ€" mins completes the respective option payments on each property and reâ€" ceives for his interests treasury shares of Noranda Mines, Limited. The deal gives Noranda additional large bodies of highâ€"grade ore immeâ€" diately available for their smelters. It also asures the rapid development of both properties and the consequent benefit to Noranda. Mr. Timmins was already a very heavy holder of Noâ€" randa stock and his acquisition of these additional blocks make him the dominating figure of the Quebec minâ€" ing field. The step is a constructive one from all points of view and should meet with general approval. Indications at the present time are that Towagmae Exploration Company in general. It really means that Mr. Tlmmms is taking Noranda shares for his interests in the other properties, and by this means, in effect merging his holdings in the camp. atecte oc taateaite ate denatectecy AMALGAMATION OF BiG INTERESTS IN ROUYN CAMP * *se*, ®, * 9n a*, a*na"na*s 2*s 282 2* n snn snn‘ o 168. 14 n in n t na*na * ns ae*s a*. onofoooo‘oooo 5* 2 0000000"0000000000000003000000030ooo00.90.00000?ouooolunoooooooooooo'oo:ot..oooooooeoo P es 00 ea _6 000 »ele o+ Noranda Reported as Securing Conâ€" trol of Waiteâ€"Montgomery and Aldersonâ€" McKay. The permits are printed on tough, heavy paper, but as they will be in use a comparatively long time, holders will do well to secure strong covers for same so as to stand handling. On the back of the permit there are 52 spaces for entering purchases. Each purchase of liquor must be endorsed on the permit by the vendor. The back of the permit is ruled off to show date, quantity, kind of liquor, and vendor‘s initials. eeles! #4* #* #4 #@ # #4 @ # #4* # # #4 #, Lo #% < #* w _ @ l # *# 44 # tb *4 # *# ##4 #4 w # *4 # La #4 # # ¢#4 + «# *4 * #@ #4 # < ®, .0 # * #4 #,. .@ 4: #*4 + # #* # + #* *# <6 ##* ®, weles? *4 @ l *#+* *4 @ *# #* ## C 4 #* # # *4 # + *4 #@ # #4 ## \ *4# 4 # *# #* # « ## #* #..*, o ** @, < *# #+% *s,*, # #4 Under the Liquor Control Act of Onâ€" tario, permits for the purchase of liâ€" quor were ready at Timmins on Wedâ€" nesday morning,â€"the same time that they were available at Toronto and other large centres. < Mr. T. H. Torâ€" rance, Reed block, Timmins, has been appointed issuer of permits for this area, and the forms for same may be secured from him. _ The charge for the permit is $2.00. . Only 500 of the forms were received here this week, but more no doubt will be available at a very early date. <â€" As the forms are not transferrable, it is likely that a much greater number than 500 will be required here, as every man will want to have one of his own. The following is the form permit :â€"â€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMIN®S, ONTARIO Mr. T. H. Torrance, Reed Block, Issuer of Permits for Timmins. Forms Cost $2.00 Eash. Five Hundred of the Forms Ready Here This Week at Same Time as They Went on Sale at Toronto. Liquor Control Act of Ontario. Application for Individual Liquor Permit. I, the undersigned.......... , being iquor Permits Under New Act on Sale Here Wednesday Excavations for Cellars, Sewers, Etc. Contracts of all kinds taken EMPIRE BUILDING LEO MASCIOLl of the The TIuberal party in the province of Quebec, under the leadership of Preâ€" mier L. A. Taschereau, went back into power in the provincial elections on Monday. Hon. Mr. Taschereau and party have a larger majorty than beâ€" lore. The returns show 72 Liberals, 2 Independent Liberals and only 10 Conservatives. The city of Montreal even went back on the Conservative party in the proyince. Monday the Liberals got seven seats in Montreal where at the previous election they had only two. On odd feature of the election was the celection of Aime Guertin, Conservative candidate for Hull. This is the first time in thirty years that a Conservative candidate has represented Hull. Quebee proâ€" vince has had a Liberal party in power now for 30 yeas. As one newspaper puts it :â€"Liberals in Quebee province have been voting for Hon. Mr. Tasâ€" chereau because he is called a Liberal; Conservatives have been voting for him because he is safe and sane and LIBERALS AGAIN SWEEP THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC will continue to hold its interest in the Aldersonâ€"MacKay Mine. This will imnake little difference in the situaâ€" tion, although at various times it has been rumoured that Towagmae might swing into the deal also. Reports in the past two weeks, supplemented by discoveries on the Aldersonâ€"MacKay property, indicate that this mine is developing into one of major imporâ€" tance, which makes the situation inâ€" teresting for both Noranda and Towâ€" acmac. Dated day 1927. Signature of Appliâ€" cant. »NO, . $2.00. This is to icertify that the above named applicant, whose signature is hereto attached is entitled to purchase liquor in accordance with the provisâ€" ions of the Liquor Control Act of Onâ€" tario and the Regulations made thereâ€" under. This permit can not be used by any person other than the above named applicant. s Issued at:......., Ontario, this ...... day‘of .:......; 1927. HMiquor Control Board of Ontario. D., B. Hanna, Chief Commissioner. _ Signaâ€" ture of Issuer. The permits are being taken up quite rapidly. Until the establishment of a liquor store in Timmins, purchases must be made from the North Bay store, and a permit is necessary before the purâ€" chase can be made. The first permit issued in Timmins was to Mr. A. F. Kenning, M.P.P. of the full age of twentyâ€"one yaars and having been a resident of Ontario for the past month, hereby make apâ€" plication for a permit to purchase liquor in accordance with the provisâ€" ions of the Liquor Control Act of Ontario and the Regulations made thereunder. I am not a holder of an unexpired individual permit nor am I disqualified under the provisions of the said Act. h18‘ day Chartered Accountant P.O. Box 1591 Phone 640 Officeâ€"Room 10, Reed Block Phone No. 321 Ont. Mr. James Field, a picneer of the New Liskeard district, and for some years reeve of Armstrong township, died receatly aged 86 vears. able and appears to them to be a Conâ€" servative; and those who have no parâ€" ticular politics bhave Seen supporting him beceause of the honest and efficient government he is giving the province. Quebec has no cause for anxiety or discouragement in the return of Hon. Mr. Tascheeau, as he has given the province very excellent administration and will no douht continue to do so, irrespective of his majority. OHNSâ€"~MANVILLE Flexstone Asbestos Shingles The Geo. Taylor Hardware Ltd. NESBITT, THOMSON COMPANY Four Stores in the North Timmins Cochranse New Liskeard Cobalt f LIMITED Royal Bank Building, TORONTO, Montreal Quebec Ottawa H London, Ont. Winnipeg OW a shingle of indestructible Canaâ€" dian asbestos. A shingle that defies the onslaughts of weather and the ravages of time, yet so beautiful it satisfies the most artistic tastes. Safe from weather, safe from time and even safe from fire. Free of frequent costly repairs. A sensible roof at a sensible price â€"a roof of Johnsâ€"Manville Flexstone Asâ€" bestos Shingles. CANADIAN JOHNSâ€"MANVILLE CO,, LTD. 19 Front Street, East, Torontec, Ont. Asbestos rock fibre, finest asphailt, and a beautiful surface of crushed slateâ€"and it costs about the same as ordinary temâ€" porary roofings. Thursday, May 19th, 1927 Goldfields Theatre Building imins, Ont. Phone 42 Open Evenings Hamilton