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44â€"AAA TD DAAA Z L Suggests Mill Built to Push Stock Sales had still xy yz 10 Pine Street South Telephone 130 ; 0 o 0 0 30 10 30 30 0 AC _ ae 150 Th A 1 M( Cbristmas Specials CLDMA N B A McCrea, K.C., forâ€" ninister and counâ€" 1â€"Cadillac directors the stock was disâ€" mill was built, Mr. that Canadian Enâ€" company which and recommended 1 d large block of Department lac Stock e Mill Erectâ€" Hon. Chas. per Timmin®$ ief that a he Thompâ€" «: to cpresseq by company‘s 1f testified justify a p he irre 03e 17¢ t1 JC U t ant deâ€" No ore had been "blocked out" in the Thompsonâ€"Cadillac Mine to justify erection of a 150â€"ton mill last autumn. Douglas A. Mutch, min‘ng engineer with 28 years‘ experience in Northern Ontario, told J. M. Godrey, K.C. as the Ontario Securities Commissioner reâ€" sumed his inquiry into charges that unjustified expenditures if shareholdâ€" ers‘ money had been made at the mine. There was proven ore on two levels, but nothing to justify a 150â€"ton mill. Mr. Mutch repeated. He thought a 40 to 50â€"ton mill would have been justiâ€" fied. based on character of the ore shown and the results obtained on adâ€" joining property. Electrification of the plant for unâ€" derground development, he held, was justified and should have been followâ€" ed by erection of a 50â€"ton mill. The cost he estimated at $35,000 as comparâ€" ed with $126,000 for the $150â€"ton mill actually erected. "Can you see any possible justificaâ€" tion for the expenditure of $126,000?" Commissioner Godfrey asked. "None," Mr. Mutch said. The present mill could be put in operation economically as a 50â€"tin mill, by the expenditure of $5,000, Mr. Mutch believed. and he declared he was satisâ€" fied that with capital of $10,000 work at the mine could be resumed at once. When the Thompsonâ€"Cadillac Co. went into voluntary bankruptcy and closed down the property last month. Mr. Mutch said he visiteq the mine and at that time he wrote that the property and district had been given an "unwarâ€" ranted black eye." The decision to close down the mine and liquidate the company, he helqd in his report to have been "hasty" and made after "only a cursory" examinaâ€" tion of the property. Tj mine profitably at Thompsonâ€" Cadillac, Mr. Mucth said that the ore to be milled should be carefully selectâ€" ad angq assorted. Such sort:ng would increase the average grade to from #15 to $20 per ton, he said. Careful mining and sorting would certainly justify a 50â€"ton mill, he reâ€" ported. such a mill would have produced gold which would have gone a long way toward meeting the cost of additional development, which was necessary, he said. pointed out. Mr. Mutch thought tha tion that there was not to feed a 150â€"ton mill mig Cranberries, "It might discourage you because yOu knew all about it. But the public did not know the ore wasn‘t blocked and it‘s natural they should be impressed by a big mill," Mr. Godfrey said." Daniel Lang. K.C., counsel for Canâ€" adian Enterprises, Ltd., sought to show that when the company recommended a i150â€"ton mill there were assurances from the property that there was twoâ€" vear‘s ore in sight to feed the mill. Montreal Shoulde: sls LArgest S126 per dozen ... Walnuts, per 1b Almonds, per lb Filberts, per lb.. Brazils, per lb.. Mixet Nuts, 3 1 Bornâ€"At St. Mary‘s hospital, Timâ€" mins, on Thursday, Dec. 13th, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Saxâ€"a son. Ap pl Km;r(s o feed â€" tock sa Nuts in the Shell the Case............ the Half Case..$ the dozen 25¢ to alifornia Oranges s, per hamper....99¢ MciIntosh Apples ASC $2.19 Telephone 130 No 39¢ to 4 No of Mr. Mutch declared he was tible conclusior commenced t( k. There seem: former Min ‘ the Thomp: nted out tha d of its stocl started. erprises, Ltd >. still had : Mr. Godfre: ¥¢ he realizaâ€" fficient ore discourage 50c e 1 by Under Boards of gates," Th puskasing | comment:â€" ‘"The an ern Ontari at Timmin Kapuskasing Opinion on Recent Meeting of N.0.A.B. gre tot total of 11 delegates in cluding four from Timt Matheson, two from Co from North Bay. The from North Bay, a was interested in havin pass a resolution urging special wire as far as 7 pass a res special wi1 his broad« pick. up broadcast. the convention that he could n to ‘go‘ to this Ti sent an explanat dent. ‘F Board C tra th: pre ing Mill the jud brought gram board br ‘tia the merly been piac buted VOC the ENTERS APPEAL AGAINST JUDGMENT AT HAILEYBURY N C M chram A .B .T pec ites ng itLte ent b T)r. "Ant rorist C Alexanc T‘imim 1 l t] itten [#*11 â€"( â€"fout of Trade Meet Has The Northern Tribun e last week made the 1l elegate chosen by nd District Board nual meetin il 1Cl the publi her data cting rade an m Om ‘liimmins, from Cochran iy. The lone ciated Board ue On 11 ed xÂ¥I Cobalt prC P1 He Started European Quarre M1T is Timmn in 1 KR ny tal paLlC ~IOr â€"reâ€" delegates» from cial civil servants. en by the Kapusâ€" Board to attend d out on Sunday ke three days off ns meeting., so he ‘aveller, WO 10Orâ€" alt, an appeal has coode Hall against ige Hartman, who m for damages against the Nipisâ€" iv. The suit was h e three S meet.in to t ident of ig Pavelich and C tradition request on en iC 11 equent 1aC the Nort W ; ©O. Lal iil>ybur balt ar Ja elv rane and on e gentlematr tat.on owner the gathering jrovision of . ed, better hings ht that mo t the follow:ng end Kapu mns so tha there â€" coul: nd i Ontario he Northâ€" s of Trade very meaâ€" reports a dance, inâ€" THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCE, TTMMINS. ONTARIO the presiâ€" f the local night teleâ€" forth the ing of the e posse: ltern uld b Northe! 11:â€">Del it is foI built be fol ractiv id im e N.O.A ind doe: ng tha alel n much jards of @coOon TTIn houl 11 fin carâ€" from pat L 11 Itr |after having Dbeen s |backing up. E. E. P ed for the railway, with notice of appeal the sequel to a level crossing acc dent at Swastika, more than two years ago. in which Bryson‘s car was wrecked after having been struck by a train backing up. E. E. Pearlman, who actâ€" ed for the railway. has been served Powassan News:â€"Remember the oldâ€" fashioned woman who darned her husâ€" band‘s socks? She now has a daughter who socks her darned husband. 1 chieftian of the Jugoslavian le for the assassination of | for setting Jugoslay troops ma vernment accuses Hungary of her plotters. Pavelish fled to I of France. Photos at LEFT © forces concentrated, and latte level crossing acc‘dent Freshly Roasted, Crisp and Deliâ€" cious. Assorted one pound boxes. Regâ€" ? 5c ular price $1.25 lb .. (Not over 2 lbs. to a customer) SALTED NUTS ALMONDS, CASHEWS, PECANS, BRAZILS, WALNUTS, FILBERTS The Curtis Drug Co, Birthday Feature JENNY LIND CANDIES ARE 60 CENTS THE POUND Now on Display at the Stores noted below for Friday, Saturday and Monday, 21, Kin irch 1 DELICIOUSLY FRESH ily ow Timmins is late residenCte 4b6b}: sECCOIIU a@vyeciUuc. Burial was made in South Porcupine cemetery. Miss Marion Leng, who has been atâ€" |20th. tending Branksome Hall School in Toâ€" | to com ronto, arrived home on Wednesday| Path night for the Christmas holidays. Christ] Bornâ€"On Sunday, December 16th, church 1934. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pithers,|o‘clock Gold Centreâ€"a son. Myrs. Mrs. T. Jaksic left on Thursday for|her n Toronto to visit her daughter, Mary,|formet who is a patient in the Toronto Generâ€"| work â€" al hospital. Compa The annual public school concert on | tune t AILG < 1 the ch school Annual Concert of _ | $Â¥ W# 2 4. tA B 2. BP P . HP. Schumacher School| § iuv\ Humltnn \I uned 1t q Gltts for Men y Hamilton Married a Schumacher. Former Re sident of Schumacher In iured. â€" Other Schumach Wednesday ¢ eight o‘clock n Thursday to Pleasant ery, in Vancouver, B.C. evenson and children, who n Ottawa for the past few irned home on Wednesday. al meeting of the ratepayâ€" No. 2 Tisdale, will be held ay evening, December 26th, lock, in the public school. ‘al of Mr. Jacob Svetleich, n Thursday afternoon from idence 464 Second avenue. made in South Porcupine Kaml . Pearce, Specialyy StOre, So uth Decembet .: ; â€"â€" in ay in KAmicops. en was for some Voolworth Comâ€" re he had many r transfered to rs ago he was Cameron,. only Irs. Philip Camâ€" months ago his he was taken to treatment ives besides Wyle, of Rov Han tment and besides his rother and The funeral o Pleasant Dearden Mr. Dea Wedne Jer 12th Brownlee Friday, Saturday and Monday 941 In giving these presents she has a twoâ€"fold object in view (1) to offer a token of appreciation to her many friends for their consistent patronage and (2) to acquaint many additional thousands of candy Jlovers with the delicious quality and delichtful freshness of all Jenny Lind candies, nÂ¥ ®â€" M ~ o celebrate the occasion she is giving away EXQOUISITE PERFUME FLAGONS invites you to her @ We ha The gifts the childre school on â€" 20th. â€" FPar to come atr Father ( Christmas church on o‘clock. success, previous of the.:t carols | charmin ed grea Mrs. Angrignon her nephew, Cha work with the K Company in Otta tune to fall 23 fe c o. o1 / o. o ol ol or 0+ Ok Di Dh Ok This beautiful flagon of exquisite value of 50 cents is Jenny Lind‘s PACK A RD ind Jerry Laflamme as gifts to her customers ).‘s sSOCKS SWEATERS R. M. Hobson, Druggist, t ] Near Goldfields Theatre AY f iC n wondering what to b Sweetheartâ€"Let us help y sortment of Men‘s Wear. Schumacher MI perfume having a normal retail birthday gift to her customers, Porcupine rat II il ‘ew Selections ) a London Free Press:â€"All the G of the British Empire are being to subscribe to a suitable wedding ent for Prince George. Among who are leading off is our Georg ward FPerguson. It seems that t Mr. anc been in C home Tue who are leading off is our George ward Ferguson. It seems that thi our old friend, G. Howard. We 0 wondered what the G. stood for. SAMV )S SNAMAOLD DNISSHMAMU hristmas Boxes Day there will be a brief serv n o‘clock a.m. . and Mrs. S. Hancock, who in Cobalt for some time, a: > Tuesday evening. a¢ e â€"will be a special Christmas _the United Church on Sut e evening service will comm for fifteen minutes of carol s ior to the service, and on Ch The Well Known FPORSYVTH SHIKTS bault received it present in the condition. se make a Pleasing Christmas Gift and 0)1 THMMINS and on Cl brief serv, TOUS hospi V O pl K â€"H H H SE H HL