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FINANCIAL
Bullion production at Kirkland
Lake Gold Mining Company for the
quarter ended June 30th amounted to
$182,260 as compared with $192,141
in the preceding quarter. During the
3 -months ended Jun„ 30th the com-
pany treated a total of 21,829 tons of
ore, against 21,146 tons milled in the
1tlrst quarter.
Pandora Cadillac Mines, Ltd., is
making application to the Montreal
Curb Market for the listing of the
shares on that exchange. It is ex-
pected that the stock will be listed
within a short time. The latest of-
ficial information from the property
is that the de -watering of the work-
ing has been completed, and opera-
tions resumed on the south crosscut
on the 250 -foot level. At the time of
cessation of operations this crosscut
Thad reached a point tbout 300 feet
from the shaft and was calculated to
be within 50 -feet of a new zone that
bad been indicated by diamond drill -
ling some distance south of the under-
ground workings. Widths up to 12
feet were encountered in the new
area.
James E. Boyle, president of Rich -
mac Gold Mines, (1936) Ltd„ in a
wire to local officials, states, that first
assay results from the No. 1 vein
Yielded values of $5,60, $38.40 and
112.00 (gold at $20.67) all across a
width of 3 feet and over a length
of 100 feet:'
Public offering is being made by
Milner Ross & Co, of 300,000 shares
of Sanshaw Mines, Ltd., located in
WENDIGO
GOLD
MINES- LIMITED
Complete information re-
garding this junior pro-
ducing mine may be had
from
A. G. WHITE
COMPANY
512 Metropolitan Bldg.
TORONTO ELgin 6373
j ! : SCOUTING ((
Here . There
.,.,
Everywhere
) o 4 brother to every other Scout, Without regard to race or creed o �.
The collecting of minerals and fes-
sils under .the guidance of Mr. A, IL
Tiplin of the Stamford Collegiate was
a week -end hike activity of Scouts
of the 2nd Niagara Falls Troop, The
collection was made in conneetinn
with the junior course at the school,
Some 100 Detroit police officers are
giving part of their spare time , to
the leadership of Boy Scout troops.
Sixteen troops are directly sponsored
by the department.
Scoutmaster George Houghton and
Clifford McKinistry of Peterborough
are attempting a canoe trip from that
city to Timmins, a distance of 500
miles.
A parade of uniformed Scouts
bearing the flags of all the nations
represented in Rotary International
was a unique and popular feature of
the opening of the North Pacific Dis-
trict Rotary Convention at Vancouv-
er. The boys marched to music rend-
Kenakott Kirkland
Gold Mines Limited
An extensive diamond drilling
campaign has been started under
the direction, of the company's
consulting engineer, James E. Grant,
M.E., previously General Manager
of the Wright -Hargreaves, and Mr.
E. L. MacVeigh, B. A., M.Sc., Geo-
logist. This campaign , was com-
menced as the result of information
gained from extensive development
work and geological survey. The
first drilling is being concentrated
on vein No. 3, where surface values
of from $2.00 to $10.00 have been
found. On the main break where a
shaft has been sunk to over 20 ft.
values up to $15.00 have been
found. This will be the second
point for diamond drilling.
On the east dna of the property
there is a peninsula separating Me -
i Tavish Lake on the west and Vic-
toria Lake on the east, on which
there is a break about 100 feet
wide. A pit 20 feet deep has been
sunk in this break and shows favor-
able geological formation and min-
eralization for ore occurrences and
some values have already been
found. It is thought this may be a
continuation of the Bidgood ore.,'
A large crew of men under the
direction of the geologist are con-
tinuing development work on the
five known vein systems, with a
view to establishing the extent of
the veins.
Mr. Grant in his July report
said: "The property is so' large and
the mineralized area so widely
separated that it is going to take
some time to make a comprehensive
report and with three major show-
ings it is like examining three mines
and selecting the best one to work
on.
the Patricia district of Ontario to the
north and east of Red Lake Gold
Shore Mines. Work accomplished to
date has resulted in the discovery of
2 veins on which W. P. Mackie, M.E.,
recommends a series of diamond drill
holes to be put down to intersect the
vein at 100 feet. Surface prospect-
ing is also recommended by Mr.
Mackie.
R. M. Potter, M. E,, mine manager
of Moffatt -Hall Mining Co. in a re-
port to head office states that the
mine walls have been completely
washed down ready for an examina-
tion by Dr. James, who has been
appointed coniulting engineer for the
Moffatt -Hall property. Mine manager
Potter also reports that well min-
eralized vein has been intersected
with the diamond drill 500 ft. south
of the shaft at a depth of over 800
feet in the drill bole.
F. A. Mrall, engineer in charge of
operations at Monetary Metals, Ltd.,
in a wire to C. E. Powell, company
president, reports that an important
discovery was made recently on the
property adjoining Arm Mines in the
Red Lake district. The management
at the ,present time is not disposed
to divulge the importance of the dis-
covery until results of assays are ob-
tained and further details from their
engineer are forthcoming.
Ardeen Gold Mines production for
the' first half of July amounted to
$14,682, according to official informa-
tion. Monthly output has been run-
ning close to $20,000 and for the
month of June was valued at $21,000.
Millheads, however, have been show-
ing improvement of late and final re-
turns for the entire month of July
is expected to show a substantial in-
crease over previous months. Samples
of ore taken from the 1004 winze and
raise near the 1,000 -ft. level and about
55 feet south of the winze are re-
ported officially to run exceptionally
high in gold.
Issue No. 33 -- '36
19
KENAKOTT KIRKLAND
GOLD MINES, Limited
Property consists of over 700 sores
One Claim North of Bidgood Kirkland,
East Kirkland Lake Area
Doubled crew of men now rushing surface development under direction of
James E. Grant, M.E., Consulting Engineer, and E. L. MacVeigh, B.A. M.SC.,
geologist. Financial arrangements are being completed to assure for this
propertyQveiopment to the roductiof stage,
�bir furtiit& iiitokitatio5, write or telephone the company.
3$ icing St, West ADelaide 2900 Toroxito
i
Bred by a Boy Scout and Girl Scout
band from Washington, and conclud-
ed with a pyramid of the many col-
oured flags topped by the Union Jack
and Stars and Stripes.
Thirty Boy Scouts of Boston, Mass.,
are op a six weeks' summer visit to
Italy, as guests of Premier Mussolini.
As the Italian dictator wiped out
Scouting in Italy, notwithstanding its
approval by the Pope, and he is ag-
gressively opposed to its teachings of
citizenship and international goodwill,
the entertaining of American Scouts
apptars a rather inconsistent gest-
ure.
Ono of the fisrt activities of a new
Scout troop at Powassan, Ont., was
the erection of a 30 -foot flagpole on
Observation Hill, and the unfurling
on Victoria Day of a new Union Jack.
Windsor Scouts intereeted in the
making and flying of model airplanes
have this summer been appointed to
carry out patrol duty for the Border
Cities Aero Club at Walker Airport.
On visitor's day they warn spectat-
ors away from incoming and outgo-
ing planes.
Twenty-nine Norwegian Boy Scouts
are on a goodwill tour of the United
States. They are members of a troop
at Oslo, and range in age from 14
to 18 years.
Faith's Lesson
I was dreading the dark tomorrow,
For my heart was oppressed with
fear
And its burden of sin and sorrow,
Seemed more than I could bear.
But out in the glad bright sunshine
My baby was playing the while,
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Lift up with asunny smile.
At last be came toddling towards me
With outstretched hands, and said:
Mam-mar, me's awfoo hundy,
So me's tum for a bit of bread."
I gave it at once to my darling,
But my eyes filled up with tears
As I thought on the lesson he'd
taught me
Of faith for the future years'.
J e 'came to me in his hunger,
Be knew I would hear his cry.
,And his royal trust never doubted
That I would his wants supply.
While 1, with a Father in heaven
Who never refuses to hear
The cry of His earthly children,
Was living in doubt and fear. a
For am 1 not one of His children,
Though a wayward and sin -stained
one?
And has not He promised to hear me
For the sake of His precious Son?
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I know I should live in the sunshine.
Not in the shadow dim;
I know that the life is the brightest
That trusteth the most in Him,
And just as my own dear baby
Came straight with his want to me,
`So with faith as childlike
I should draw near to Thee.
Come with my heart uplifted,
Come with the bowed head.
Crying, "Father, I too am hungry;
Give me the living bread,"
Hay fever is reported to be cured
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"electroplating" the patients nostrils,
the process consisting of applying a
coat of ironized zinc to the inside of
the nose by electricity.
Recent figures show that the na-
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drink, for the revenue which the Gov-
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nearly pays the cost of Britain's de-
fence upkeep.
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