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3 ## # # ®#, # w# #*4 # # *# w# #* exte«! nal vatastes *, # whoateateatec$ Mr. J. CC his daught baturday f The twentyâ€"years debentures or present Continuation School are 1 1944â€"half having been paid. It seems therefore, that consider must be given to this question the viewpoint of the South Pore: ratepayer, and a clear statement 1 to him as to the ratio of taxes 1 paid in each section. A full acd of this meeting will be given next Harold Michaelson is home summer from Queen‘s Lniversity. Mr. McCann, who last season pl hockey on the Noranda team, taken up residence in South Porcu The next item of social activit our calendar is to be the big ba put on in the Oddfellows hall for t days in May (10th, l1th and 12 under the auspices of the Cat Women‘s League, South Porcupine, Ont., May 2 1934. Special to The Advance. A special council meeting was cal on Saturday afternoon for the purp of giving third reading to Byâ€"law | 416 which had been approved by | Minister of Education; thereby est: lishing a High School district in ‘I dale, The first meeting of the boi appointed, took placte in the town t on Tuesday afternoon. Pass Byâ€"law for High School in Tisdale matter is to be disc this (Wednecsday) e tinuation School. " a doubt in the mind ing the position of pine ratepayers with posed High Schoo which will no doub the meeting. "Little _ Thursday branches will ‘Timmins. ‘The â€" ~C. taken in Mrs, F. C Miss â€"K. Page, RJ is visiting at the homs Thomson. We are p Mrs. Thompson prog:! the two setbacks sh operation. Mrs. Hill is recovering well from operation in the Presbyterian hosp Mr. Emil Haino, of Port Arthur, taken over the management of Workers‘ Coâ€"operative Store in to The Mayâ€"Day Finn parade was very tame affair here; some won took partâ€"and over a hundred mar ed round town and back to the Finn hall, but there was no spectdu demonstration. Mr. Joseph Herdman, nephew of N 8. A. Jones, spent the winter in ‘ ronto, and a week here with his a on his way home to Debden, Sask. Floods have been causing some c sternation here this week. A few lars have been flooded, and on Mon the water from the bush couldn‘t away fast enough and flooded part Main street, but subsided before ev pecial Meeting MHeld at Ssouth Por cupine by Council on Saturday. Meeting of South Poreupine Ratepayvers Wednesday. Other South Porcuâ€" pine News. THURSDAY, MAY 3RD. 1934 uesday a. STOCK BROKERS FEDERAL BLDG. ADslaide 6093 _ TORONTO ainEsday) evening _ School. There se n the minds of som position of the So pavers with regard Women ‘ night. .k‘ body by Evans to â€"years debentures on iuiation School are up ing been paid. refore, that considerat to this question f1 of the South Porcup [ a clear statement m k plact in ternoon. s‘ meetng, e discusse is usual. , who ha Mrs. R. C his hom BOUCGHT . SOLD â€" QUOTED > IrON home of Mtr are pleased it in Thi ast season play anda team, h South Porcupit MY Timmin Saturda the r: McWHIRTER CO. sing had t whic} oo wee Play by Girl Guides Purdy and| the picture to be Held Next Week I‘rC 11 the 2 V LY id th im nd M 11 * 1 ] P( cÂ¥ 11th nd Dancin Event. impâ€"fir T‘hu: sonted W1 1LO.D. 3â€"act pu May hall hesco M imb t] On Leghorn Hen Gives ‘Twoâ€"inâ€"One‘ Sample Minister of Mines to Open Big Fair Here m detail. The bathin close attention on t suummer wWill see ; on the local beack displayed last Frid Al Pierini and | added again to th generously of theitr dancing and the s Mr. Thoms, of t poln Style Show Dance Proved Big Success Event on Friday last at Riverside Pa lion Attracted Big Crowd and was Very Interesting and Enjoyable,. No W h mn. Chas. McCrea to be in Timm for Official Opening 25th Anniver sary Fair, Hon. W. A. Gordon Also Expected for the Occasion. In the eve oth bangqu re hotel in irge Egg Laid Last Week by Le Hen Found to Contain Nermal siz ed Egg Inside. New Sort of Shell Game. 1pa Th« mel OD at 1909 Mr. 11 the nin ind pin suffi Ti al nt it orn, ‘be 11 l 1LL mark big wa Ri Mort )1 be in Timmins MCC how 11 1 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Monthly General Meeting of Legion Well Attended PROP] DEVELOPMENT 0 Bay St. We Offer for ublic Subscription DRAPER DOBIE CO. King St A" FICC 30 er Share L1 Member In the event of an overâ€"subscription, reservations will be subject to allotment, on a pro rata basis. Shares may be reserved as indicated on the Order Form provided below. It is advisable, in view of the probability of an overâ€"subscription of this offering, that you make your reservation by telegraph and forward remittarnce in payment for the shares you reserved by first mail. M ay~ W. Toronto ns Through C JOHN C , dated January 18, 1934;: "A ling its No. 2 vein, and the S h they are potential assetsâ€" of 70‘ vertical or 80 slope fee 190‘ average of surface on the in approximate value of $15.0 sults. This value of $15.00 h a great variation is found ling would be the safest way mpling would give a higher of gold will be safely maint ) and $41.00 per ounce. At t ie of the ore of $25.50 per ton INT; To date more than been expended by t suing development work on me early hazards. This unc ecessary further development Toronto s ORDER FORM TO ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE FIRMS OR TO YOUR OWN BANK OR tive prop and CASEY SUMMIT, and CENTRAL PATRICIA and the A. CAMPBELL, M.E., Superin ngC ried through proceedings in his usual able way. Timmins branch of the Canadian i#â€" gion held in the Oddfellows‘ hall on Monday evening. The president, Ausâ€" tin Neame, was in the chair and carâ€" af urther In ad T; The properties of the Hudsonâ€"Patricia Gold h Red Lake Mining Division of iately adjoining Clearwater or : and between that body of water ng gold mines now producing or rv, include the famous HOWEY, ROGERS, Consulting Geologist uary 18, 1934 "As the property . 2 vein, and the Spence Vein for : potential assetsâ€"its No. 1 vein ical or 80 slope feet above the 86‘ ge of surface on the 86‘ level, with nate value of $15.00 per ton, with is value of $15.00 is considered variation is found in all sampling be the safest way to average this uld give a higher It now ill be safely maintained at some 0 per ounce. At the lower figure arry Hollinger Mines, Ltd., in 4, 1934, referring to the Hudsonâ€" wrote: "I have classed it as one 1stnctâ€"the present prncc of gold erty." ny‘s property comprises 26 laims covering about 1,140 mineralized and wooded and tain highly valuable gold ore nber is available for extension ier needs in connection with #« te more than $250,000 hss xpended by the discoverers nent work on the company‘s rds. This underwriting proâ€" r development work and for ddition to extensive surface old ore bodies have been ain ore zone. A twoâ€"compartâ€" riaft No. 2 has been carried to This issue having been fully underwritten, the proceeds of this sale will not go into the treasury of the Company whose securities are hereby sold to you. To Address (Write name of Broker or Bank through whom you wish to make your reservation). Enclosed find $ in full payment for. .uumu..... Share» HUDSONâ€"PATRICIA GOLD MINES, LTD._ Address ity amee 500,000 SHARES of erties W. Raurn Saurer, Lt.â€"Cor â€"C. H_ Ac«rrman, Peterboro. Dr M H LesE, Montreal;, Ltr.â€"CommRr®. Geraro CocKEeRILL. R.D., R.N.R., London, England; J. L. A. TetrrrEauvit, Managing Director, The Tetreault Mine, Montreal; GeEn. B. R Hersurn, C.M.G., Ex. M.P., Picton, Ontario; P. A LAvaLLEE. Comptroller, Consolidated Marine Companies Ltd., Montreal MINE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Tnomas L. GureoniLt, M.A. (Ph.D. in Economic Geology), Mine Supervisor; Jonn M. Tnomrson, E.M., Resident Mine Manager: Warrer R. Surron, B.Sc., Resident Geologist. REGISTRARS AND TRANSFER AGENTS CnartEreo Traust anp Comrany, Toronto, CanaDpa cAPITAL1ZATION Authorized Capital: 2,500,000 Shares of $1 20 Par Vailne Issued for Properties: 1,100,000 Shares of which 1 ,900.000 sh are Pooledâ€"to March 7, 1935 Underwritten: 1,000,000 Shares including Present Issue, of w this offering forms a part. Remaining in Treasury: 400,000 Shares. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY 112 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canads OFFICERS President + + * + «+ W. RALPH SALTER, Director Waiteâ€"Amulet Mines, Ltd., Viceâ€"President B. F. Ackerman Son Co., Peterboro. Secretaryâ€" Treasurer B. A. R. D‘GNAN, Toronto. AUDITORS Henry Barser, Marr Marr, Chartered Accountants, Toronto SOLICITORS BANKERS SaLTER, STAPELLS Seweut Tne Bank or Toeromo Viceâ€"President + «+ LT at a not PICKLE Please issue Share Certificate to:â€" Barristerâ€"atâ€"law, Toronto. of the firm of Salter, Stapells Sewel COL A o H.ACKERMAN oronto Province 5. G,. Fowler presented the auditor‘s report which showed the branch in a very favourable position. A summary of this report will be presented in next week‘s issue of The Advance. After a singâ€"song and a social hour in which The shaftvein has been traced for uver a length of 700 feet. At this point it enters an area of Muskeg. The eastern face of the drift on the 100 feet level shows a width of over 4 feet of quartz carrying visible gold and good mineralâ€" ization. V ALUES:; Considerable gold ore of good commercial grade has been taken from the incline shaft (shaft No. 1, which has been sunk to depth of 100 feet and drifted eastward for 300 feet), and channel assays made have shown an average of $25.50 in gold per ton, figuring the market price at $33.00 per fine ounce. This high value would be revised upward if computed on the basis of present market quotation for gold at $35 an ounce. A large quantity of good commercial ore is now on the dump, while ore developed and blocked out is figured to have a value well in excess of $100,000 on the basis of $35 an ounce for gold. Vein No. 2 referred to in J.C. ROGERS report outcrops in low ground about 300 feet south of No. 2 shaft striking North and South. This vein was uncovered for a length of 50 feet with both ends dipping into Muskeg. JOHN W. MORRISON, Mining engineer sampled over this length and secured an average value of $18.50 across average width of 23 inches. This value taken at $20.00 per ounce. The Spence vein also referred tou shows very spectacular free gold where broken into over a length of approximately 150 feet. Very little work has been done on this vein which lies about 1000 feet north of No. 2 shaft and strikes south. Values indicated by channel samypling of these veins show them to be important and greatly enchances the potential value of the property. PLANT EQUIPMENT: pletely equipped with an efficient minindg plant, including steam power generator, air compressor, hoist, assay plant, powder magazine, complement of drills, and all necessary tools and machinery. â€" Buildings include dwellings for the management personnel at the mine, bunk house to house fifty men, cook house, powder houses, stables, two warehouses, power house, blacksmith shop, all with upâ€"toâ€"date equipment throughout. It is anticipated that the steam plant will be replaced with electric power by agreement with the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario. MANAGEMENT; The setsounel of both the executive and techaical management of the Hudsonâ€"Patricia Gold Mines, Ltd., is of the highest character for skill and economical administration. The executive management is headed by some of the foremost miniiug, legal and administraâ€" tive authorities in the Dominion. The technical staff is being directed by. DR, T. L. .GLEDHILL, M.A. PH.D., a mining gceologist of outstanding ability and reputaiion, formerly with the Qntario Departineut of Mines, Issue, of whict Subject to Allotment if Overâ€"subscribed 80 King St. W. Toronto H. H. PETERS CO. Members The Toronto Stock RITTENHOUSE, HAMILTON CO. Members Vancouver Stock ] Reserved refreshments formed t the meeting adjourned w of the National Anthem Try The Advance Want Advertisements 5 Per Share Stock Exchange Building V ancouver, B.C. Shares May be The company is com pletely equipped with ai Price. Through Exchan PAGE FPIVE Exchans paALF ingin