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During 1936 an average of twelve new mining companies and syndicates comâ€" menced operation every week in Canâ€" ada; nearly 100 older organizations, many of which had been dormant for years, ware revived ard resumed explorâ€" ation‘! Thirty or more mines entered the ranks of producers and eleven comâ€" panies made initial dividend payments. Indicative of this tremendous increase in minirg activity, the Canadian Mines Handbook for 1937, which has just been issued, is much larger than any preâ€" vious edition, running to 383 pages and tréating 44,714 companies, as compared with 3,744 last year and 2724 in 1934. The Handbook shows 1281 active operating mining companies in the Dominion at the end of 1937. This was after the strict elimination of companâ€" ies which were not active in the year. Summed up: 592 new companies were operatirg and 89 old ones were revived. a total of 681. During the year two or three hundred companies dropped out of the operating race and were demoted to Part II. or the supplementary list contained two seoare companies which were organized late in 1936 or early in 1937 and were getting ready to work. There figures illustrate the fact well appreciated by mining reporters and statisticians, that mining is in a conâ€" stant state of flux. Companies are con. stantly coming and going; fortunately, they are mostly coming. As usual, the Handbook reviews the operating companies in considerable de. tail. Head office, and mine office adâ€" dresses, names of directors and chief operating officials, capitalization, proâ€" perty locations and activities are given. Where reâ€"organization has taken place the share exchange basis is provided when possible. The book tells what has become of companies which have passed out of current knowledge, and is thereâ€" fore espccially useful to those who wish Much Information in New Issue of Mines Handbook To date been done level and about $10 of cre ma new ore, whnile at t shift is being used drift further north first level. He states that the ore shoot shcould not be as 1t about 175 feet. "I charge, On thet plotled for fur when cyani states a fai: on hand b after that «c the pay rol ment work, veins under:; He states to that : area. TI gold will visit to th United Mi: n a report that the m would be placed on production in Jul en a 250â€"ton daily basis, the shart attained a market price of over $3 p: share. Mining Corporation will ow close to three millicr Normetal share on the completion of the financing Mining Corporation is further interest Mill on Fortyâ€"Ton Basis at the Centennial WMines s1* slalt5s, no interruptions e emcountered, the Centennial mine ould give a good acccunt <f itself in e next month, the engineer concludes. any years. llary, Normet anced finan: s at 75 cents ils One horse Wagner Electric Motor threeâ€"phase, 220 volts speed 1420, in sood condition. Apply Porcupine Advance Office, Timmins, Ont. Electric Motor For Sale Ann ot loci cvanid epe it ) Féturned from an inspection the Centennial Mine of L. B. ines in the Michipicoten area, ort to company cfficials states mill went into cperation Fel. 40â€"teoen per day basis. The flow s produtcers of base r to contain base metal ores marked stimulation during the reaiment of the ore , the Minto Mine it ‘ _ore treatment is se recovered at shot locked up in the nide treatment : iirâ€"sized gold bri by the first cf date the mine 11 the it will be used inderercund e rporation‘s important subâ€" netlals, formerly Abana, anâ€" incing rights to shareho‘dâ€" nts a share. With the furâ€" cement that the property iced on production in July n daily basis., the shares the used daily orth in t it 5 1¢ overed at shor! intervais 1 up in the circuit, as treatment is used. He zed gold brick should be he dfirst cf March and _ the mine should carry ad some extra developâ€" ‘h as searching for new ind 5y diamond drilling. ew underground plan is by H. Buckles, B.Sz., in makinz a new survey. racde 0e anvances in o new high records fto: t cf March and, Oflicials of Nipsona Mines advis: ine should carry! that financial arrangements have bee: e extra developâ€" completed and sufficient funds now ar earching for new| in the treasury for an extensive exâ€" diamond drilling. ploration and development campaign t lerground plan is| be carried out immediately at its proâ€" Buckles, B.Sz2., in| perty in the Beardmore gold area, adâ€" 2 a new survey.’ jacent to the Spooner Gold Mines whic} ind veins will be| in turn adjoins the present produce! ~used as a basis]| P4 dividendâ€"payer, Northern Empirt nd exploratisn. | Mines. Engineers and geologis:s have ‘t of drifting has| expressed the opinion that Nipsona ha: ‘hoct on the first| Aan excellent chance of lscating th cfi cre remains! M¢Williamsâ€"Beardmore break on _ it: h average width| sCuthern claims, where it is propose( under four feet,| to start a diamond drill campaign a: ein has widened | 80°n as a drill can be delivered to th t. Stopes are be.| property. Further information regardâ€" first level in the| ing the northern group ¢f claims ma; â€" same time nnal be available next week. id exploratisn. t of drifting has hocot on the first ol cre remains h average width i nz ergineer, in inspection e shares| Oi er $3 per| In will own ) le, $ simila he sam Ith tha â€" Guifaner‘:â€"A crooning dog is the proud possession of W. G. Walter, Belville, Cape Province, South Africa, motor mechanic. When Mr. Walâ€" ters plays the accordicn the dozg joins in the chorus. Its "crooning" consists Cf a kind of moan, which it attempts to raise or lower with the music. Beâ€" sides ‘seing a "crconer." the animal is a dfirst class At a special meeiling of Mz:Garry Golc Mining ‘ Syndicatz unitâ€"holders apâ€" proved the fermation of Larâ€"Add Mine: Limited with a capitalization of 3,000,â€" CCO shares of the par value of $1.00. The uritâ€"holders also approved the sale ts Mines Limited of McGarry‘: 13 mining ctlaims in the Larder Laks divisicn close to the Kerrâ€"Addison proâ€" perty. The vendors are to receive 700,â€" 060C shares cf pooled stock of Larâ€"Add Mines Limited leaving in the treasur; â€",300,000 shares. Substantial financial interests have undertaken the company‘s financing and when all cptions are exercised the company will have been financed to the extent of $700,000, which it is cansiderâ€" ed will be sufficient to bring the proâ€" perty into production. Considerable exploration and surfact development has already |zseen done by ts 5; the M:Garry Syndicate whose manage: reports values up to $40 over goot widths. New Company for Thirteen McGarry Claims at Larder Under the noew it is proposed to diamcnd dGdrill h« Of the property t formaticon and s for shaft sinkin work will govern velopment. Earlier work on the old Nipsona pr perty, by trenching and pitting, 1 vealsd mineral sections 4000 feet lenzth with widths up‘ to four fe freom which bulk samples gave avera assay Cf $18.60 per ton in gold. As prelimirnrary step to shaft sinking « the seuthern group astsCcziated with t assCSiated wiith the company recomâ€" mend ‘between 2000 and 5000 feet of ciamond drilling, and a programme of this nature will be undertaken in the immediats future. Acti being intere: CROONING DOG THE PROUD POSSESSION OF BELLVILLE MAXNX The H; thern Mi mond St (Price, $1 ror the reader who is interested marâ€" ketâ€"wise, an eightâ€"year range of stock quotations on the mining section of the Toronto Stock Exchange is supplied with other date, including a schedule of commission rates on leading markets and of transfer tax rates. The Handbook is published by Norâ€" thern Miner Press Limited, 122 Richâ€" mond Street West, Toronto, Ontario. to trace ventures Company cther Alb ¢d ~in Pase Metals through its larg« shareholding in Hudson Bay Minin. and Stnel'mg and its control of Bas: Me Corporation, .with proâ€" h iti@t Columbia. The Comâ€" pany‘s holdings of gold equities art also substartial,. Mining Corporatior is conpeded to have most asle and effiâ€" The importa was the listing In addi Huntin«@don rospects Promising at Nipsona Mines Propert; including ning th @any ha va develcpment plans are now formulated by the new financial is and will be anncounced shortly nportant development in cil listing of the shares of United the Toronto Stock Excharge. on to holdings in Turner Valâ€" uding a holding immediately ; the Foundation well, the has extensive PMAldings in ims in the Larder Lak o the Kerrâ€"Addison prC idors are to receive 700 pooled stock of Larâ€"Ad ew exp.ioratlion to put down a series of holes across the width y to definitely determine seek the best lozration ing. Results from this I‘n plans for further dasâ€" alms, engines1t â€" ap irâ€"Add Mine ion of 3,000, of $1.00. Th d the sale t ind n Timmins Curlers to Try for Van Itallie It‘s been tiiree years since the Timâ€" mins clubroom has been graced by the Van Itallie. Then it was won by Mr. Solomon, Mr. Walker, W. R. Rinn and C. Abrams. Timmins Curling Club‘s rink this year in the Van Itallie trophy competiâ€" tion at Kirkland Lake is to be skipped by I. A. Sclomon. S. A. Caldbick, J. R. Walker and Jack Gauthier are the other members is the rink that will try to ‘bring the "Diamonds" back to Timmirs. Both the Stovell Cup for mine curiâ€" ers and the T. N. 0. trophy returned toc the Timmins Curling Club from the Tome Saturday night when three Timâ€" mins rinks went into izsattle. Ecth Timmins rinks won their games in the T. N. O. cup competition. They were: A, E. Cain, skip, Gordon Black S.~A.â€"Caldbick, ard G. Grant; J. N. Wiilker, skip, Dr. L. Hudson, Dr. H. Hudstcn, and Jack Gauthier. The Stavel cup goes to the Hollinger for the first time. Dan McInnis, A. E. Prout, Dick Fleming and George Monâ€" doux turned the trick. Timmins Curlers Get T wo Cups from Dome I. A. Solomon to Skip Rink at Kirkland Lake This Week. pl «111 Buildings at Williamson Mine Being Enlarged Now Over 100 Active Mining Companies in Porcupine Back I. :â€"N..0. Troâ€" phy and Stovell Cup in Saturday Matches. Aiphabetical List of Producers, New Prospects, Old Prosâ€" peots. Still Larger List of Porcupine Properties Not Acâ€" tive for the Moment, or Taken Over by Other Mining Companies. J } Loretal CGold Mines Ltd. Benâ€"Ley Porcupine Mines Ltd Calderâ€"Bousquet Gold Mines L Calvert Mines Ltd, Canusa Gcld Mines Ltad. t a recent meeting of the board of recters of Williamsor Mines, Ltd., C. iiliamsen, secretaryâ€"treasurer, reâ€" the work completed to date pt o company‘s Porcupine property. Auâ€" orization was given for the enlarging the camp buildings to take care ofr e extensive exploration campaign inned by the managzement. Under the pesed work a syenite porphyry will thorcughly explored on surface prior alamond drilling. irman Mines Ltd. irshaw Gcold Mining Syndicate. mtral Porcupine Mines Ltd. lappieâ€"Mammoth Gold Mines Ltd ncinnatiâ€"Porcupine Mines Ltd. arkâ€"Por:upine Miring Syndicate. ilcas Booker Gold Mining Co. Lto ly Paymore Extension Syndicate ay Paymore Mining Syndicate. »dyâ€"Porcupine Gold Mining Syndi > leaves here Wednesday part with representatives of ott N. OQ. Curling Association clubs rd play on Thursday,. Friday a nzcordia Gold Mininz C9. Ltc niaurum Mines Ltd. usader Porcupine Mines Ltd lnite Ltd. lo Porcupire Trust. loro Wright Syndicate. lwood Forcupine Gold Mine Dome Mines Co. minion Porcupine Mines Ltd. »ctra Porcupine Gold Mines I ies Gold Mine Syrdicate. ipire Gold Mines Ltd. cello Mines Ltd. lore Gold Mines Ltd., llics Lake Poreurine Gold M UAPILUS cadia mont ne Mint ninion P 1281 listed AT rin?pa rius Porsupine Gold Mines Lt dia Gold Mines Ltd. mt Gold Mines, Ltd. te Porcupine Mines Ltd. Lake Gold Mines Synmdicate. Dyke Consolidated Gold Min ile Mines Lt cr Mines Ltd ompanies not active at the moâ€" ut which cannot be said to have into permanent inactivity, and possibly resume operations." Tells Own Story following list, compiled by The e from the handbook, tells its 5ry to people here. are producers, lbig and small, ospects, old prospects: companies in Canada calls the ine the home of its activities ‘w Canadian Mines Handbook . The hardbcok includes, 0o every kind of mininzg done ir miniot AJ News:â€"According to auâ€" reports the stork i# hoverâ€" nneterre and it is expected 11 drop several bundles to amilies in the neighbourâ€" CHM1L book whic loping and * there are ompanl miningz 11 N€ month part Gold Gold Min divisio includ roduci 100 Po not t] Min« luud Wrestling and boxing, two of the sports that are to be popular with junior T.P.A.A.A. members during the spring and fall "off seasons" are to be crganâ€" ized toâ€"night at the gymnasium, rear of 4 Balsam street north. Senior members of the T.P.AAA. as well as all in the camp who ae interâ€" ested in boxing or wrestling are asked to be present The association is particuâ€" larly anxious to have men there who will be able to act as coaches for the vyounesters, All Intel'ested in Mat Sports Invited to Special T. P. A. A. A. Meeting Toâ€"Night. Wilwcod Gold Mines Ltd Wineva Gold Mines Ltd. Part II of the handbook contains an even longer li pine district mining comy nave ceither been taken Boxers, Wrestlers Asked to Meeting mine tC IA‘ohawk Porcupne Mines Ltd. Moneta Porcupine Mines Ltd. Naybob Gold Mines Ltd. New Augarita Porcupizne Mines Ltc North Whitney Mines Ltd. | Nugold Mining Corporation Ltd. Ontario Nickel Corp. Cssian Gold Mines Ltd. Owens Acme Gold Mnes Ltd. . Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd. Paymaster Consolidated Mines Ltd. Polaris Gold Mines (Canada) Ltd. Porcupine Aerial Exploration. Syndi South South PC ‘C °C WwWhitngégy Contac Williamson Min Wilson Ps3srcupn Mi2LArenâ€"Porcupit Millgold Mines L Mincsral Estates I 1i v Itri 1} ~A@ VyCruUum 1 Â¥iio0n L rcupine Crown Mines Ltd. rcupine Goldor Mires Ltd. rcupine Lake Gcld Mining Co. Ltd recupine McNabb Gold Mines Ltd rcupine Quartet Gold Syndicate. rcupine Reef Gold Mines Ltd. rcupine Richton Gold Mines Ltd rcupine United Gold Mines Ltd. rcupine Triumph Gold Mines Ltd rcupine Watbhorn Gold Mines Ltd rcupine Whitney Gold Syndicate rcupine Gold Mines Ltd. . esaor Porcupine Gold Mines Ltd. eston East Dome Mines Ltd. czedome Gold Mines Ltd. Otana Ltd. eadore Gold Mines Ltd. lidago Miningz CC LtA omm upine uUpine upie uUpineg upine upine upine upine Hill Syndi re Gcld Mines I F0 Mining CC. Lt Dome.LaAke Min Shore Gold Sym T*C Ma Mint al1 f n Porcupine Mines nal Bond and Sha: d. (Hollinger). nton Gold Mines L 1 F Por:supin . Gold upine P 1rEs LUCL. handbook referred to longer list of Porcuâ€" ing companies that n taken cther sent inactive, or are id Syndicate. Gold Mininzg Syndi Mint it Synd Lta; pPiI es Ltd. Gold Min Ltd old Mining S Min Mine:s )ld Mines Mi Mi td Lt« 1Ve { Parwin‘..;...... | De Santis ...... } Melnite ......., |Nelwood ......; | Jowsey Denton . .:. .. | Ciillies Lakeâ€"Por Hallhor : ,...;.;:;., Hugh Pam ..... is probably the easiest of any WPA werker in the country. As an actress in a WPPA play all she has to do is to give out a bloodâ€"curdling scream once every evening at the proper place in the drama. But there is considerable art in this kind of yelling, Mrs. Boice declares, and everybody cannot do it. "Screaming like this comes natural," she says. "You can‘t learn how to scream. You can either do it or you can‘t and there is use trying to do it if you are not made that way." Base Metals Big Missouri Barkfield .. Bdgoâ€"d .... Peaitie ..... ~ .x .+ Yarmouth Telegram:â€"There is a cerâ€" tain Nova weekly newspaper that was always the first we graibsed for when it was an unregenerate Tory ras with lots of snappy cracks about the Grits, But sinte it has gone "indepenâ€" den‘" it is as flat as a punctured tire Huntingdon Gleaner:â€"In New York, Mrs. Phillis Boice is employed by the WPPA at $23.87 a week at a task that Blairmore Enterprise:â€"A big ness man is one who talks golf office and business on the lirnks Huntsville Forester:â€"A Denver man dislocated his jaw while yawning. He was probably listening to Eddie Canâ€" tor‘s radio programme when it hapâ€" pened. Chicago Daily News:â€"Importation of water into the flood zone vinâ€" aicates that traditionaly famous aniâ€" mal, Thompson‘s colt, which swam the Mississippi to get a drink. Highâ€"grade Samples from Week‘s Run of the Press COSSIAIX‘*......... .. Mofl{latt Hall (new) CiLeary : ..;..... .. rrcsdor‘:;........,..,. Forec. Creek units . Porc. Lake M. .... Porcupine Goldrsef Porcupine United . VviIny ... yvil% . Wood Porc. Units . Davidson Ierr Addison Lamaque Magnet Lake FAKkeGe ShHore:...."~...;,5, L¢e Gold ; Little Long Lac ...... 1+ ; a +.2 MacLeod |Coockshutt .. Manitoba and Eastern MelntYyTE McKenzie Red Lake . McMillan Gold ....... McVittie Grahnam ..... MCWALLETS : :. .. +. .. .cr. Mining Corporation .. .. â€".. ... .... /. :. HaWwKk ..;..,.: .. NorandaA ; 74. : 3 s 4. T * ;. ......:..... Figkle Crow:;.....;... i s s . Forcupine Crown .... Prestcn East Dome ; .. San Antonio Bhawkey .;...... Sherritt Gordon St. Anthony <outh Tiblemont ... muabury Contact Stadazona . ..... <ylvanite EFTrQmMIeLk::,::08 +4 .c k. . Read Authier ...... Red Lake Goldshore : â€";:.... ... ... .. ........... HOWRY a.¢rx+....Y..«. F:udson: Bay ......, International Nickel ‘ickson Manion ... Kirkland Lake ..... kApi Catl:‘. ... Liebel:QOro‘ ... Canadian Malartics ....... Casile Tretheway ........ Central Porsupine ........ Ceinitfal Patricia .......... ConmuUrnMt _ ......:.l.. «. ... Consolidated Chibougamau TWDAFRKWAIEK â€"......34 .. ... .. DUOme .Â¥ . mIidGoratitt ... 2. .1s s ; k. ............. Y x ... .+. Co‘s .....;.,....}.. C *4 «... r«a4 +s3 : ask ¢i . TsM .1 .. C *n i2 i1111 409 c 1 s 1 ENO .ls s i. oche Long Lac >. c Teck Hughes ..... .. Ventfures..,....; .. Wwayside;.....;.... Wright Hargreaves YV/hite Eagle Albany River â€" ... ; ;. . Canadiar Pandot Bralorne ........ Ruffalo Ankerite a l cCn US2, (new ) Toâ€"day‘s Stocks â€" Unlisted 20.00 3.20 2.15 Bid ....... 1.06 ....... 1.05 ...... 26 58.50â€"59.50 4.15â€"4 5.170â€"5 25.00 90.50 Asked 1.30 40 s A busi . .8.20 5.80B â€"~1.99 . . 3.80 000 A1.29 2120 . . 2.00 85â€"90 ...8.00 3.65B . 3.05 12 41.00 1.15 . 10 ‘!4 69.7 20 33 7.10 7. T485 2.40 6.00 1.83 51B 1.79 4 .2() 2,00 1.+4} 1€ 42 80 3Q Although psor ice held up play in the local bonspiel for a few days, this week should see two of the competitions well on the way. Toâ€"night‘s draw is: 6.45, Eeclestont Cup Harkness vs Lake. Dr. Honey vs Carson. Huntsville Forester:â€"Entering Washâ€" ing.on, D.C., a few days ago by motor, !H. Linney‘s attention was directed to |a large signâ€"board directed to motorâ€" | ists. On it were the words: "Children | are to ‘be seen, NOT HURT." Another read: ‘"Drive Carefully, We Love Our | Children." These recall cthers obseryed } cn American highways. One read: "Betâ€" i ter to Kill Time than to Kill People." Still another, leading into a southern town, had this: "Go Slow, NJ Hospital | Here." | Two teams, junior and senior, are |promised from Squth Porcupine and there will likely be a large number of teams in Timmins and Schumacher in the several leagues that are planned. The committee appointed is: Len Tayâ€" 'lor, chairman; J. Sauve, secretary; Joe ‘Dumculin. Bill Morris, Bill Ritchie, |Charles Arnott, Ed Arundel, S. W. Wilâ€" son, Bill Marshall Bill Arundel and J. Belland. Ten Games in Local Bonspiel, on Toâ€"night Hope to Have Events on Toâ€" ward Finals by End of Week. ture formed 1 are now With the Dome las mins up ! there are With tries fr sibility the ho 1lhie coâ€"Operation ¢of several of th leading merchants in securing uniform for the players has already been pro mised. Timmins to Have Senior Ball Club in T. B. L. This Season Lacrosse in Timmins during the comâ€" ing summer will be organized on about the same sceale as hockey has been unâ€" der the T.P.AAA. this winter. At a meeting of men interested in Canada‘s rational game, held at the town hall on Thursday evening, a committee was appointed that will begin at once to organize the sport. is assured Plan Big Lacrosse Movement in Town Juvenile sport will be the primary objective in lacrosse as it has been in all T.P.A.A.A. activities. Put Out Haileybury by 6â€"5 Last Night at Quebec Town Visitors Fought Hard All the Way. Noranda Juniors To Meet Timmins for Gold Belt Title Merchants Here Are Coâ€"operating in Effort to Bring Timâ€" mins Back to Senior Baseball. Five New Men Already Here. C uUure P.A.A.A. Appoints Comâ€" mittee to Supervise Many Leagues Here This Sumâ€" ive new senior ball players who perâ€" ned last year in Southern Ontario n3w in Timmins and have h the players who appeared with ne last year, they should bring Timâ€" s up to good average strength. Then re are some of the lads who played key here this year, Jack Darragh example, who also play senior ball. /ith McIntyre and Dome sure enâ€" s from the Porcupine, and the posâ€" lity of a schedule something like ockey association used this year ring Kirkland Lake into the picâ€" ‘, good senior ball competition seems 2 last year, thn up to good a are some cof y here this xample, who Doherty Roadhouse Co. Toronto 293 Bay Street Market Quotations broadcast each day at 12.20 noon and 5.20 p.m. Direct private wires for fast and accurâ€" ate quotations and executions in all Accurate Markets and Executions in Local Phones 1200 and 1201 Members Toronto Stock Exchange Unlisted Stocks Commision basis only Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds Three in McIntyre Cup In the McIntyre cup event, delayed by bad weather, three rinks still reâ€" main. On the winners‘ side White and Lake have still to play fo see whith meets Pickering, who defeated Leamin in the final on the losers‘ side. Walker won from Munrce Black won from Belanger Solomon won from Jamieson Arscott won from Stevenson. Leaman won from Amm. Father O‘Gorman won from (‘;authfi Byes: Rinn, Ramsay. Second round results so f{ar: White won from Brough | Drew won from Prout | Walker won from Black | Solomon won from Arscott. | In the Marshallâ€"Ecclestone viceâ€"skipt‘ competition only one game has been played, in which McDowell won from Sky. Ottawa Journal:~â€"The speculator wh« gets a straight tip often finds that theire s soemething crooked atout it. Leaman vs Father O‘Gorman. Rinn vs Ramsay. Walker vs Solomon. 9.00, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Cup Platus vs Chateauvert. Doyle vs Scarth. Powell vs Clutchey. Brady vs. Dr. L. Hudson. Burke vs Wynne. Restults of games in the first round. of the Ecclestone cup: (one game xemams to be played, Geo. Lake vs A. R. Halfk- In the second frame Gabbani, from Stuckey, put Haileybury ahead but in a few seconds Stewart, from Lajoie, and Lachance equalized three to three. Hal{ way through the third period Lajote added two goals for Noranda in quick succession on a solo and an assist from George Courteau. . Haileybury. came back with two more Hughes, from Holmes, and Gabbani, from Thompson. With less than three minutes to |go Paul Courteau, from Lachance, mide it six for the home team. Penalties: Borrow, Holouka, Stewurt, Briand, George Courteau. Noranda: goal, Newton; Gould, Kirwood:;: centre, Paul Courâ€" teau; wings, George Courteau, a~â€" chance; subs., Lajoie, Borrow, Stewart, Briand, Jack Ladds. Haileybury: goal, Belanger; defence, Short, Holouka; centre, Holmes; wings, Hughes, Stuckey; subs..McCurdy, Hume, Thompson, McIsaacs, Gabhani. Refereeâ€"â€"F. Coughlin. Noranda, Que., March 1.â€"(Special t The Advarce)â€"Noranda Juniors s vived their round with Hailleybury 1i night by a margin of two goals whe they took the Ontario boys by six t five following their win at Haileybur by four to three. A masterly displa in the nets by Belanger was a featuu of the game and the six tallies the beat him each had odds against th goal tender. A plucky fight all through the sixty minutes by the visiting boys left the issue in doubt until near the final hell and they might have added more to their count but for over eagerness, Paul Courteau opened the scoring for Norâ€" anda on a pass from his brother George., Holouka equalized, Lachance from George Courteau added the second for the home squad, and Hughes on Short‘s rebound made it two each at end of first period. White won from Blackman Brough won from Pickering Caldbick won from Lowe Drew won from Cain Prout won from Dan McInnis Dr. Honey won from McCoy, Carson won from Langdon Timmins 19 Pine St. North MONDAY. MARCH 18T