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tpen Shoe
By
A. Rinner
Of greatest, interest in Horseshoe
('itching circles at the moment are
the Royal Winter Fair events from
November 23rc1 to November 26th.
I. last minute rush of rural en-
tries is anticipated due to the short
notice given. Ilowever, those ..en
hand include Langdon and Moynes
of Lindsay, Glendenning and Stouf-
fer of Stouffville, Sammy Sheerdown
of Proton Sta., James Rose of Sas-
katoon, Sask., John Simons of Col-
lingwood and Dean and Roy Me -
Laughlin are from Oshawa and Bur-
keton.
Toronto is well organized and pro-
vides 110 entries. Runnymede, River-
dale and Beaches have 20 entries
each, with more to come. Next is
the new Eglinton Club, with ]f Fair-
mount has 10, Vaughan 8, Donlands
5, Dovercourt 2, Trinity 2, and
Shamrock 2.
I'll not try to pick the winner, but
according to their records, it may
be any one of these; Buckmaster,
Toronto Runnymede; McLaughlin,
Burketoa; Ferris and Craggs, Toron-
to Riverdale; Simons of Melbourne,'
or Reading and Daniels, Toronto
Beaches.
The Coronation
Souvenir Book
32 Pages of Printing Art Will
Give Full Details of Histor-
ic Pageant and Order
of Ceremonies.
Preparations for the King's Cor-
onation at Westminster Abbey next
May include a beautiful Souvenir
Programme. This programme as
planned, is to be a thirty-two page
book, :and a notable specimen of the
printer's art, worthy of keeping as
a permanent souvenir of an out-
standing historic event. The cover
will bear the Royal Coat of Arms in
colours, and the fly leaf -will carry a
photograph of His Majesty. the
King, facing a message to the Em=
pire from the [Ging himself, A pho-
tograph of Mary, the Queen Mother,
faces pictures of her four other
children - Ei.R,H. The Duke of
York, H.R.H. The Duke of Glouces-
ter, H.R.H. The Duke of Kent and
H.R.H. The_Princess Royal,
A poem by John Masefield„ the
Poet Laureate, follows and then an
article entitled "The King's Majes-
ty" by John Drinkwater, and one by
Rector Ralitho entitled, "King Ed-
ward the Eighth" -
Five pages are given to the de-
tailed order of the -Coronation pro-
cession in London, including a map
of the route. His ((,'ace, the Lord
Archbishop of Canterbury contrib-
utes an introduction to the Order of
Service, which latter is given eight
pages of full detail, so as to sup-
plement the radio broadcast, to
which millions will be listening in
throughout the British Empire, the
United States and many other coun-
tries. 13y help of the programme the
service may be followed with fuller
appreciation of its historic tradition.
Then cornes four pages devoted to
the, actual Coronation Ceremony
followed by a genealogical table of
the Royal Family from Queen Vic-
toria down to the present King and
the children of his sister, Mary
Princess Royal. his brother the Duke
of Kent, and the descendants of
Princess Beatrice, youngest daughter
of Queen Victoria. ,
By the King's expressed desire the
proceeds of the sale of the Corona-
tion programme are to be devoted
to the King George V Jubilee Trust
Fund, founded at the time of the
25th Anniversary of the accession of
his late Majesty and Queen Mary to
the throne. The purpose of this
fund is to provide opportunities for
physical culture and other advan-
tages for underprivileged youth, a
cause which the young King has
long held close to heart.
Sale of the Coronation Programme
will be in the hands of the sti.tionery
trade, and, during a period of some
days immediately previous to the
date of the Coronation, in those of
the Canadian Boy Scouts, of whom
His Excellency, the Governor-Gener-
al will act as honorary chief of
staff. No copies will be released for
sale prior to April 23.
British Railroad,
Busiest In World
LONDON. - Great Britain has
the busiest railway tracks in the
world.
An average of 54 trains pass over
every anile of track in England every
day. Belgium has the second most
congested railway system, with an
average of 43 a day per mile; Japan
is third with 36, and Germany is
fourth with 34.
The congestion is the reason why
British railway companies are un-
able to run more express trains, al-
though their fastest services are the
most profitable. The London and
North Eastein Railway has disclosed
that the average receipts per mile of
the Silver Ju.biiee express, world's
fastest steam train, running regular-
ly more than 200 miles non-stop, are
four times the running costs per
mile.
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without the use of chains. If you have
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:Financial
Anel a,l
News -
cording to a wire received by roc
iateresls frolrl the above official, '1
No. 1 hole is going clown at a. poi
calculated to intersect the. •.ssume
extension of a veil previously dale
on tIn adjoining Dunlop' group an
whose projected strike should oar'
it intoe Maritime. Work is also
ported well advanced in extendiil
camp buildings to house a large
crew. The propevty comprises G
acres situated adjacent to Pander
Cadillac on the south ancl Lipa C
diline on the south west.
Centreeour Gold Mines resumed
programme o1 explorati.n, on it
property In Louvicourt TownshipQuebec, this week, according to oil
dial wont, Last summer considerahl
work was carried out and• a ne
break, over a, width of 30 feet, wa
uncovered. The break was trace
into the low ground where wate
made further investigation ditiicul
With the freeze-up now on the ne
crew of men will be able to trend
the swampy area to trace this ne
find and also the knowu extension o
the main ore found closer to the Cen
trecour boundary on the Viconr, pre
paratory to an extens ve diamond dril
campaign.
Rouyn Reward Gold Mines ha
concluded financial arrangement
which will provide funds for re -open
ing the property adjoining Poutia
Rouyn and Powell Rouyn on the wes
and enable the managed ent to devel
op the showings previously exposccl
on the property. fn 1J34 c' nsiderable
surface work including 2,000 feet o1
diamond drilling, was carried out
with encouraging results and it 1.
now planned to drill these showings
to greater depth and further explore
the ground In addition, an import-
ant vein extending from the Powell
Rouyn through the Pontiac iuyn
'and heading into Rouyn Reward, will
be traced for the possible extension
into the latter ground.
The intensive exillorr tion Program
laid out by Lewis A Dunham, vice -
P esiilQnt o1' Maritime Cadillac Go d
Mines, is already In effect with 11 e
first diamond drill hole underway,. ac'
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Pay Rock Gold Syndicate Makes Big
Find
In recent development work the
Pay Rock Gold Syndicate opened up
an ore body of great i nportanco.
Assay values ranged from $21.00 to
$100.10 per ton over a width of
about ten feet in No. i vein. No. 2
vein also shows great promise, al-
though not so far developed. The
property is in Concession One, Bar-
rie Twp., r+rontenac Co., and com-
prises 400 acres one•hali Mile east
of EIollinger Consolidated Mining
Company's property,
During the first three mouths of
mill operatioa Laguna Gold Mines
produced bullion to the vain of $89,-
500, In this period a large part of
millfeed was drawn 'from surface
dumps, which were built up from de-
velopment rock with the result that
millheads have been mdc below av-
erage
verage mine grade. The mill is pres-
ently handling about GO tons daily,
but is capable of treating 70 to 75
tons. The shaft has been deepened
from the 750 to the 950 -foot level and
it is stated that values have improv-
ed as depth was attained. Over a
depth of 40 eet it is stated that av-
erage
v•erage grade was 1.4 ozs. per ton,
against the blocked -out grade •prior
to Aug. 1 to .025 ozs. per ton.
A comprelren;,ive programme of
surface exploration and diamond drift-
ing to be carried on throughout the
winter mout:.s has been recommend-
ed by M. 13. R, Gordon, consulting
engineer of Knecht.' Gold Arinee for
the property located on Echo Bay,
Lake of the Woods -reg. - contract
for a campaign of diamond drilling,
to start Immediately after the freeze-
up, is now being arrange. by the
management or the compf . y. L'inanc•
iug for the present campaign has
been arranged and camps to take
care of winter requirements have
been erected and are being eulargecl.
Production for the first 18 days if
November at the Kentand (.Cob, Alines,
operating the former Horseshoe Mines
in the Lake of the ,Vogl' area, was
at the rate of $20,000 per month. ac
cording to company officials. Or tats
production. approximat.ei;, 50(70 is
from the amalgam and 50r:a concen
traces, t'iticials also state that al
ore shoot on the 9t11 level has no "
been extended for a length of '20
feet, and that development is oeiag
pushed on a 45 -degree slope on the
9th level, where the ore is running
$20 per ton over it 16 -ft.. width.
Tonawanda Mines helcling proper
ty adjoining Rallied to the wort in
the Cadillac gold area of Qdebec (las
awarded a 5,000 -foot dfimond drill
contract to tart the Ito ec vein which
The Pioneers
'l'llou land of Vivid stars and bright
'fling skies,
Commingling with,a vastness yet 11)1-
ar11a wit;
That lig tit to many wand'ring barks
hall shown,
As front their crowded decks with
tear -dimmed .0'08,
Men saw thy tall pines through the
sunlight rise,
And beard illy feathered choristers
intone,
Their measures through the dt'ep un -
Chartered zone,
Saw nighty streams roll in majestic
poise,
The leagues of tossing ocean molt
t0 view,
And soon, enc' gold and purple Lined
the wood,
Theshelt'ring cabin throngh the
Maples stood,
And souls to grips with nature's dial -
lenge drew,
In courage dauntless through in num-
bers few,
Tlu'y bade a country rise from soli-
tude.
D. J. KE.RR.
The Manse, New Liskeard, Ont.
Stuif and
Non.sense
A Negro funeral once was attend-
ed by a ventriloquist whose peculiar
powers were not known to the others
present. Another Negre told what
happened at the cemetery.
"Well, sur," he started, "when dey
begins to lower ,loo into de hole, he
says, 'Lemme down easy, boys.' "
"Did they go ahead and bury him?"
asked another man.
"How de world does 1 know? 1 led
de whole flock o' Niggers tri gettiu'
away frum dar,"
After a man finds out he can make
a speech, ho starts on the slightest
provocation,
Lawyer Well, Hank, I can get
you a divorce, but it will cost $50.
Lawyer - Yes, but that includes
court fees and all other expenses.
Hank - Well, I guess I don't want
no divorce. There isn't $50 difference
between them two woolen.
Home is a place where modern
young sons and daughters sleep when
everything is closed.
Tommy - What did you catch
when you played hookey from school
'to go fishing?
Jerry = •A clod at the river and
a -Ticking at home.
The meanest man of today may
not hold the record long.
Sue - Did Marietta make you
feel at home when you called on
her last night?
Hal - No; but she made ore feel
like I ought to be.
Respect Grandpa's Memory--P'or-
get his Methods.
As a sharp knife severs the rope,
so doth a biting tongue cut the bonds
of friendship.
Friend - Do you think it wise to
use signals when you play bridge
Yes, if it's my wife who's giving
them.
What you don't know costs you a
lot of money. Think It ove,'
Carl How did you like the girl
1 dug up for you, Cleveland?
Cleveland As far as T ant con-
cerned you can bury her again,
It Hurts To 'think About It
"Foe Sale - Good four -room house
-poor location and in need of re-
pair. For that reason priced at $G50.
Aristocratic appetites will not want
]t.; A hammer and a saw. a. few
boards and a few gallons of paint
will make it worth $1,000.00."
Crocodile - Why is that young
nunrian so stuck-up?
Alligator- He thinks he is high-
powered because he just swallowed
an electric eel.
Junior -Teacher pulled something
,:u me today that made in sore.
Sister - What was it?
.Tunior-My ear.
Sister 1105 the baby had the
measles yet?
Mr. Newdad - Don't speak so louts.
Whenever be hears anything men-
tioned, 110 hasn't got 11e cries until he
gets it
has been traced on its holdings. C.
W. Greenlands, geologist, has left for
tt,e property to spot the Boles.
PAY ROCK GOLD SYNDICATE
Capitalization: 6,000 units - par value $10.00 --- Issued for Prop-
eltics: 2,500 units. Acreage: 400 acres, Barrio Twp., Frontenac
County
Recent development reveals wide Mineralized hell. High Assays.
Write for full particulars to
PAY ROCK COLD SYNDICATE OFFICE
523 Bank of Hamilton Bldgs Toronto
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Most pe0pl0 who have nothing
do Make this mistake of doing it.
Man - Now, this big fish -
Friend - Yes?
Man - Why did you let him get
away?
Friend - We really didn't .have
room for him. in the boat,
to
After the hardest day at the of-
fice, the ordinary man needs. only
thirty minutes at home to brag him-
self into a good humor.
Youth's Taste In
Music Improving
OTTAWA - Antonio Tremblay,
who has had long experience in mus-
ical activities in this city and very
wide opportunity for sizing up au-
diences, comments upon the change
in attitude of young people toward
High class musical attractions which
has come about in the past 15 years.
"When I brought outstanaing ar-
tists to this city shortly after the
war an audience made up largely of
middle-aged women with a sprink-
ling of men, The thing that strikes
me forcibly now is the interes maiti-
fested by people of id! ager, and es-
pecially th,: young,
"Through the past dozen years,,
more and more men have formed
the concert -going habit until they
make up a substantial part of aryl
audience, The boys and girls are
keen, enthusiastic. Lads in their
'teens get a 1'ew dollars together and
ask for - not a ticket for a-yletiai
event - but a whole course.
"There is every evidence that
musical taste has improved a great
deal in recent years," he col:e!ndvd.
$S,660 Paid For Cattle
GUELPH. - Sixty-eight llc<.d of
pure bred Holstein cattle sold for a
total of $8,660 recently at the 13th
in a series of Holstein auctions held
here since 1931, Buyers came from
all parts of the province and from
the U. S. A., and bidding was brisk.
Top price of $225 was paid on two
cows and others sold as liig_r'° as
$200 and $220.
Foster Hen: A Rhode Island Rcd
hen acts as guardian to four Manx
kittens when their mother is away, •
and even when she is not, at Tarn ner
Farm, Botley, Hampshire.
The site of the great world camp
of Boy Scouts to be held in Hol-
land next summer is appropriately
known as Vogelenzang, or "Song of
the Birds".
Rover Scout William Hanley of
the 12th Ottawa (Knox Presbyter-
ian) Scout '"roup won the Edward
Blake scholarships in algebra, geom-
etry, botany, and the Moses Henry
Aikins scholarships in mathematics
and biology at Toronto University,
the whole totalling $1,225.
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Accordine. to Mr, J. B. Brown, of
the British Columbia Vimy Pilgrims,
no organization in France did more
for the Canadian visitors than the
French Boy Scouts. Apparently
there was no one to meet his party
when it arrived at Lille, tired and
sleepy, at 11 p.m. "Then came the
Boy Scouts" - convoyed them to
their respective billets, and only
left thein when all were taken care
of, at 1 o'clock in the morning.
Bicycle ambulances were present
at this year's football game at Mon-
treal between McGill and Royal Mil
itary College. The stretchers were
not an anticipation of heavy easuaI-
ties, however. A thousand or More
Boy Scouts were present as guests
or the McGill Athletic Board, and
during half-time put on a . coot
show. including a cycle ambulance
demonstration. The Scouts, headed
by the famous Vickers' Scout Troop
band, were formally reviewed by
Principal A. E. Morgan of McGill.
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Since organisation by the Set:ttlo,
Wash., police in 11128 of a "School
Boy Portal", not one Seattle school
child has been trilled, and but six
have been injured none seriously
Under direction of the Police De -
pertinent some .,rmo boys, ii shifts,
control traffic n:1 + guard going and
cooling school -111,:ren at 280 street
01Ossings. During the first, year's ex
periment troy `trouts were 5C Out-
standingly alert and efficient" that
the Police moiled the Seattle Swat
o1'genizatiof to lake charge of the
work. Because .'i the office detail
menet', and rho fa1 that Stn,'
direr'+, n would tend to eliminate
non 6couts, the invitation .vas '1*-
lined A full ti ,e orrice 'lrf:
c I eel"vas
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The constant caa,i oning and oontrof
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Effect on Seattle s accident figures..
Ar compared with accidents prior tot
1028, child fataJi'.ies Jlave been re-
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gases by 25 pei cent. •
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