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A particulariy attractive feature was fhe boxing of two dustweights, Perey Brisbault and Ronald Hudson, ‘both pupils of the Timmins Athletre ‘Club. ‘The two young lads by their clever work with the gloves reflected «credit on the training given in very ‘limited time ‘by the Timmins Athletic tClub. As a matter of fact, young Hudson never had a set of ‘boxing ‘wloves on until about two weeks ago. In B or‘9 days ‘he was traimed to a degree of effectiveness that made them ‘all sit up and take notice. The dustâ€" ‘weight number was certamly an interâ€" iesting feature. Un account of the coolness of the weather it has not lbeen practical to arrange at once the regular weekly open air concerts for â€"this summer. These open air concerts will be startâ€" ed as soon as the weather settles down Just as a hint to some folks around these parts it may be noted that a Copper Cliff boy was fined $10.00 and eosts last week for illegally netting It is likely that the penalty woud have been an even heavier one had the offender been a grown man .inst?ad of a threeâ€"quarterâ€"grown one. Captain Cornthwaite of the Salâ€" vation Anmy this week received a letâ€" tex from the Territorial I[e.ulqmn'ters. Canada East, S.A., enquiring in reâ€" gard to one (xun(re Wakefield. The lettex says that his parents are nearly distracted â€" because they â€"have not heard from George W akefield for 50 long. The last time he wrote home he gave his address at Timmins P.0., but attemipts to Jocate him here have failed. At the same time letters sent him at Timmins have not been reâ€" turned as uncalled for. He is desâ€" seribed as 40 years of age, 5 ft. 6 inches in height, brown hair, blue eyes, fair comiplexion, English. Anyâ€" one knowing anything albout the missâ€" ing man would be doing a kindly and useful act by giving the information to Capt. Cornthwaite at the Salvation Army here. to summer. In the meantime by special request there will be a band eoncert in the theatre on Sunday evening, June 8th, after the church services. Whe intention is to make this even better than any of the other band concerts that ‘have been so much appreciated during the past seven or eight months. _ There will ‘be new selections by the Timmins Citizens‘ Band, vocal and instrumental selecâ€" tions by local artists of special abilâ€" ity, pleasing motion picture films and other features. A. specially large atâ€" tendance is expected as this Sunday evening Band Concert is being given by special raquest. The main ‘bout of the evening was an 8â€"round bout between Olarence Jessome, of the Timmins Athletic €Club, claimant of the middleweight championship of the North, and W alter \‘pou'tre of England. The genâ€" eral opinion was that here were two yood men who put up a lively contest. Spouge was not in the perfect pink of condition but ‘he showed a lot of class. Jessome was unfortunate in injuring@ ‘his hand in the second round. A swinging right to Npouge‘s head staygered the Englishman to the ropes but it also. badly injured Jessome‘s hand. Spouge was game and came richkt ‘hack for more, but Jessome was ANOTHER BAND CONCERT IN THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT "The boxing exhibition at the Maâ€" jestic Theatre, South Poreupine, on ‘Thursday Jlast, attracted a good crowd and all â€"attending were pleased with ‘the bouts on the programime. PARFENTS ANXIOUS TO HEAR FROM GEORGE WAKEFIELD ‘The work of Mr. P. J. O*Neil came in for much commendation from lovâ€" ers of the manly art. JESSOME INJURED HAND TN BOUT AT SOUTH END sho Office 26 hand. Spouge was game an rwht ‘back for more, but Jessc undble to follow un his ads his cinjured hand giving hi pamm. Again in the fourth Jesszsome ssemed to have the Canada = United States TIMMINS, ~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1924, Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Telephones : Published every Wednesday by yed Owner and Publisher. Subscription Rates: however, that grit, battling to tinme with onlv more, but Jessome was ow un his advantage, ind giving him much in the fourth ‘round_ d to have the plucky vagy with a terrific e jaw, but onee "more ‘ep up the punishment his sore hand. It has owever," that Jessome it, battling to the end, re with onlyvy one hand Residence 112 of the Sal $2.00 year $3.00 year Dome Blk.; White .. 6 () Hollinecr . :s...s.... : 10 3 Telntyre: 3 h Lancastrians ........ ( 4 Dome Am. Bik. ... ... 8 19 Town Blue 2 6 Town Bik. Am. .... 1 2 Cornish One and All .. 4 12 The Ofiicwl Rule There are quite a few fine points on the laws of the game of football which a great many of the spectators and even some of the players taking part in the game cannot understand, so in order to help along the game which is progressing by leaps and bounds in this country there will be published in this paper every two weeks, along with the official standing of the P.D. PJL., at least. one of the laiws of the game, with the official definition of such ruling. If there are any enâ€" quiries pertaining to the rules, the same will be duly answered. For this week (continues Mr. Field) we will deal only with the most comâ€" mon appeal, or, shall we say, misunâ€" derstanding. STANDING OF PORGUPINE FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAMES Some of the Fine Points of the Game. The Offside Rule with Official Rulings. In giving the official standing of the teams in the Poreupine Football Leaâ€" gue to date the Secretary, Mr. W. A. Field, also contributes to The Advance this week a very interestmg article on the offside rule. The official standing of the teams is as follows :â€" J, E. Garrett Shield Official League Standing to June 4th, 1924 iThe Offside Rule.â€"When a player plays the ball any player of the same side who at such moment of playing is nearer to his opponent‘s goal line is out of â€"play, and may not touch the ‘ball himself, nor in any way whatever interfere with an opponent, or with the play, until the lball has been again played, unless there are at such moâ€" ment of playing at least three of his opponents nearer their own goal line. A player is not out of play when a hball is ki¢ked off from goal, when a ceornerâ€"kick â€"or a throwâ€"in is taken, when the ball ‘has been last played by Official Decisions It is not a breach of law for a playâ€" er simply to be in an offâ€"side position, but only when in that position he causes the play to be affected. (Counâ€" cil, Dec. 14, 1903). Some referees award a freeâ€"kick when a player is simiply in an offâ€"side position. This must not be done. (Council, Dec. 10, 1910). Play should not be stopped and a player given offside under Law 6 because the pliayer is in an offside position. A breach of the law is only committed when a player who is in an offside position interferes with an opponent or with the play. (Council, March 8, 1920). an opponent, or when he himself is within his own half of the field of play at the moment the ball is played by any player of the same side.â€" Law VI. Would like to point out an error in another local paper pertaining to match played between Lancastrians and Mclntyre. It was stated ‘that Wallace‘s shot from corner kick curlâ€" ed in over the goalkeeper‘s head. This is not the fact of the case. A goal cannot be seored from a cornerâ€"kick. The ‘ball went in to the net off one of the Lancastrians‘ own men.. It is evrrors like this that are misleading to the pubMlic. Dome Bik Hollinger Melintvre anceastrians .... Dome, Am. Bl} Town Blue Am Town Blk Aim. iPermission has been granted to the Cornish One and All to play a beneâ€" fit match with the Lancastrian F.C. in aid of player W. Couch wha was in jured in a match on May 13th. This match will played_ on Saturday eveningâ€"next., June 7th. and enjoyalble danee at Cochrane and though the event was planned for socianlity®and not as a moneyâ€"maker, there was a credit hbalance of about thirty dollars from the affair. This rbaianee was <generously turned over to the Cochrane Hospital funds. Tw we I{I r Mss o wn DK â€" Aln. ornish .. The goal record n M rs tordon Mitchell and an, nodw bof»MWinn W hit 41 11 e will Kicks,. is as follow Goals For liam See‘v o play a Deneâ€" astrian F.C. in h who was inâ€" ay 13th. on Saturday Â¥a V gainst 1(}‘l A TY MATT. ALLEN‘S DAIRY | â€" CATTLE IN BEST OF HKEALTH ANOTHER COMPLETE STILL CAPTURED BY POLICHE FPolto winy â€" information and â€" comâ€" plaints, Provinvial Officer Fred Simpâ€" son,. accompanied by Provineial Offiâ€" cer Kenny of South [’orvupim‘ paid a visit last Thursday evening to the Sandy Falls district where they seized a complete still.. There were also four barrels of mash, a quantity of homeâ€"made liquor and so on at the ghack visited. The still was brought into town, as well} as some samples of the product of the still. The rest of the illicit stuff was destroyed. Joe Martell was found around the shack and he was ‘also brought in. .On Third Avenue, Timmins, after a mudâ€" dy trip to Sandy Falls and back, the officers _ encountered. Pierre _ Aibouit who is charged with being the owner and: operator of the still. He was placed under arrest where he still rests. Martell was allowed out on bai'l The tiwo will be heard by WIag- istrate Atkinson tomorrow. The Schumacher Ratepayers‘ Asâ€" sociation announice a Smoker to be held in the Melntyre Recreation Hall on Monday evening next, June 9th. The programme for the eviening promises to be of unusuat attraction. There will be wrestling, boxing, and other sports, as well as music and comedy. It is to be a big night of entertainment and_ interest.. Schuâ€" macher has in the past shown that it has a noteworthy array of good talent in nearly every lime, and the event Monday evening will further prove this fact. The admission fee has heen set at the nominal figure of half a dollar just to assure a full house, but all may depend upon it that the evening will be worth a lot more. Steve Lynn, for instance, is on the programme and Steve is aliways worth more than the price of admission. Of course, there are many others of equal merit on the ‘list for the evening, some of them being recent additions to the Clamip but all tried and tested and found good. , There should "be a big attendance at the Smoker at Schuâ€" macher Monday night under the ausâ€" pices of the Ratenayers‘ Association. Mr. Matt Allen, Dairyman, takes »ride in keeping his dairy herd in the »est of health. Recently, he applied :0 the Government for an inspection, ‘o satisfy himself and the publrc that the herd were all of the best type and condition.. Mr. Allen is one of the very few dairymen in the North to take such avstep. He â€" reeeived a clean ‘bill of health for his cows, the following being the officmal report :â€" MIJSS WILSON‘S PICTURE DELIGHTS BIG CROWD The â€" New > E';rtpire Theatre â€" was crowded to the doors Sunday evening after the church services for the specâ€" ial showing of a picture in which Miss Margery Wilson takes the leading part. The big crowd was delighted with the picture, and with the excelâ€" lent acting. ‘The picture is a very attractive one and with a moral tone that made it specially appreciated. In the leading part Miss Margery Wilâ€" son proved herself an actress of outâ€" standing ability â€" and great charm. During the evening Mr. L. G. Neville introduced Miss Margery Wilson to the audience, at the, same time reâ€" ferring to his own connection with the stage in years past. [Miss Wilson made a very decided hit with the big crowd with the pleasing little address she made. Miss Margery Wilson is at present inâ€" Timmins with a view to selling stock in a company being formed to produce her next pircture. Miss Wilson has produced three sue cossful pictures in which she has takâ€" en the leading part. Her coming proâ€" duction she ‘believes will ectipse the previous successes. She has been sucâ€" This is to certify that I have this day completed the examination and testing of Mr. Matt. Allen‘s herd of dairy cattle and find them to be free from tubereulosis and all cnntagroub and infecetious diseases. SCHUMACHER RATEPAYERS‘ ASSCN. SMOKER ON MONDAY (Mrs, C.â€"Pirie returned on Tuesday to her â€"home at Lorrain‘ Valley after a week‘s visit to her sons, Messrs. C. (G. and 8. H. Pirie, Timmins. support clhjectin THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO eaves (Signed) Dr Doctor of V e Timmins, May 26, 1924. to certify that I have this eted the examination and in securin and it is like securing financral t is likely that het reached before shg any rate‘ she has )t.. . H. Knox, eterinary Science mOT 1pmmmins. dX Her motion the theatr: the efforts very rightly much value atti in( 440000800400 000 n e FOR SALEâ€"At 73 Elm street south _â€"â€"Oak diningâ€"room suite, refrigerâ€" ator, beds, (ht’%\el's, and household effects. 23p. Last week there were two women fined in police court here. The docket for toâ€"morraw (Thursday) has two more on the Jlist. Grace Donata will face a charge of vagrancy. She was arrested in Moneta last week and is now out on $200.00 She: has been under the eye of the police for sometime The other llady arrested last week was Mrs. Mary Peterson, anâ€" other wellâ€"known resident of Moneta. She will answer to a charge of selling liquor. _ After her arrest the police made a thorough search of her buildâ€" ing in Moneta and a clever. hiding place was located with some liquor therein. . Gus Ronta also faces a charge of selling liquor. He is out on $500.00 bail. ‘Mrs. Mary Peterson is out on bail of $1000.00. (Geo. Farâ€" tois is acecused by Gregoire Uretoire of assault. . MLouis Roset is charged with the theft of gold ore. . Pete Blahey will answer to a charge in conâ€" nection with a dance conducted at his house on the Lord‘s Day. Nick Roâ€" main, who is charged as one of the menâ€"in the noisy fight at Balsam street on Sunday evening will be reâ€" quired to reply to the court of disâ€" orderly conduct. â€" There are four simâ€" ple drunk eases on the list, as well as a more complicated case of theft. In the latter case a man charges that an acquaintance relieved him _ of _ some forty dollars when they were having a good time together. It is likely that many of the cases will be remand ed until next week, both Chief Gveer and Deputy Chief Sally being in Cochâ€" rane at the District Court there. Thursday‘s court was not an un usually large one, «but there were several cases of interest. ‘Mrs. A. Sacharon, charged with selling illeâ€" gally, was fined $300.00 and costs. A similar charge against Mrs. D. Somâ€" ovitch, who was charged jointly with Mrs. Sacharon, was withdrawn, Mrs. Sacharon admitting to being the house holder of the premises where the 1iâ€" quor was sold. â€" Mrs. J. Engstrum pleaded guilty to a charge of selling liquor and was fined _ $400,00 _ and costs. _ The charge against J. Engâ€" strum was withdrawn. Antoine Char ette, charged with contributing to the delinqueney of a child, was fined $£50.00 and costs or thirty days,; and will likely serve the term for the want of the $50.00 and costs. The case aâ€" gainst the woman in the case . was dropped, the woman‘s husband return ing to town from his employment in the bush and taking charge of her and the child, taking them away witth him on his return to work, the latter part of the week. One solitary single drunk paid $10.00 and costs. D. J. Abraham on a charge of _ peddling without a license was assessed $5.00 and costs, TWOG WOMEN FINED POR B.O.T.A. ON THURSDAY LAST TWO MORE WOMEN IN POLICE COURT HERE TOâ€"MORROW Field, Sccretary of the Timmins Footâ€" ball Club, so that arrangements may be made to take advantage of the Clb Rates on the ranlway. of ‘pme A, on â€"Saturday, . J une l14th. ‘This is gure to hbe ~a good match and anvone from Timmins wishing t go to Klrqund Lake for the match should© see Mr.â€" W. A. Housework rack street Ji3 L â€"â€"1} OX mins and ward to h it a «bargain ; in firstâ€"class condition \pply 59 Fourth Ave. 23â€"24pl/% Timmins Fo rkland Lake wuiro â€"NQOHF 1N CE Notes of irterest H sXÂ¥ . "VeaAan idav in the ur â€"lost between South Poreupine 4 € Apply to 49 t Jeavit Timmin 11 oreup)ine same . AmA 14 FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT ; all FPOR SALEâ€"HEAVY TEAM OF HORSESâ€"(C‘ash or terms. Owner mnmmust sell: Teaving town. Apply to FPOR SALEâ€"Block of ten ‘lots, with buildings; â€" one 2â€"storey diweliing house, 16 by 30, six rooms; one busiâ€" ness building, 20 by 40, with stone basementy one small cottage, four rooms. HKots 45, 46, 47, 48 and 49 Wilson Avenue, and Lots 72, 71, 70, 69 and 68 Main or Miller Avenue. Apply. to F. M. Wallingford, Box 17, Mattagami Heights P.O. FPOR SALEâ€"Gâ€"roomed modern house on ‘Maple street, Timmins. Plasterâ€" ed ; hardwood floors; steam heat; sun . parlour. Apply to â€"Simms, Hooker Drew, Timmins. 22 POSITION WANTED BY MARRIED COUPLE, no children. Apply to W. Starke, General Delivery, Timâ€" imnins. 23p. PURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT ; al!l WOMAN WILL DO WASHING MAN OR WOQMAN WANTED, with iMt. and Mrs. T. Edlund, Schuâ€" macher, wish to thank their many friends for their beautiful floral offerâ€" ings and for the kindly sympathy shown during their reeent sad beâ€" reavement. A dividend of 1 img capital stock o been declared pa; day of June, â€" 19. cheques wl be ma EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR ICE CREAM _ PARLOUR. Apply to Abbany Ice Cream Parlour, corner of Cedar street and Fourth Ave. 21â€"22p. H O LLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES, LIMITED (No Personal Liability) soen at . FOwWnsilLp. UVince, ;3 Poreupine. The lowest or any tender not n« sari‘y accepted. sidew 1 ED. Apply at New Ontario Rest aurant, Schumacher. 23â€"20p. small capital, to take exclusive agency in splendidâ€"selling household lines. Large â€"profits. â€"Agents now making $100.00 and $200.00 weekly. (Get in on this quickly.. Apply to Box WVM., Advance Office, Timâ€" mins. 23â€"24p. CHANGE. Will sell cheap, or exâ€" change for office desk qr household furniture. Smithâ€"Premier, N. 10, double keyhoard. in firstâ€"class conâ€" dition. Apply to W. Strike, Genâ€" eral Delivery, Timmins. 23p. ns 80 1 modern Can make three to day. Apply Box ) Ofhce, Tiammins. UMAN WILL DO WApHLNG at home or by the hour or day, or other work at houses by hour or day. Aipply to 41 Messines Avenue Hollinger Townsite. 21â€"23p. including Electric Stove, Electric Hot Water Heater.. Apply Phone 31M Scehumacher. 23â€"20p. Would sui modern révi}»ne. Plans and tpply re@od} ilsam street, iiimnmings Ord at t! th davy of ‘the n â€" conveniences. Apply im street South, Timmins sell; ileaving town rch street. or work at office Cleanin i 03 Pine street. andâ€"â€" specifications may be the ~Fownship. Office, South Frank C. Evans, Clerk, Township of Tisdale. cunveniences two gentie rird Avenue of al)° LV e on the outstandâ€" @ the Company has able on the 16th 14. on which date led to shareholders ose of husinmness on iv, 1024, to ~take orders D. A. Dunlap ) five W M., Advys Apply of Ma~ 23â€"26, A dvance 239p. iends 17» HOUSEMAID WANTED. Apply to Queen‘s Hotel, corner Third Aveâ€" nue and Balsam. TO RENTâ€"FURNISHED ROOMS, WANTEDâ€"Experienced Stenograph: er, salary £90.00 month. Apply to Ontario Government â€" Employment Bureau, 37% Fourth Avenue, Timâ€" HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"4+â€"roomed hbhung alow, 24 by 26 ; kitchen, 10 by 12 newly<built _ and â€" wellâ€"appointed RUSSEL â€"HOUSEâ€"ROOM AND BOARD, $9.00 per week and up. EXCBELLENT PASTURE, over an acre of 250 acres. Ready as soon as conditions permit. Apply to E. C. Brewer, Lot 8, Con 1, Mountjoy. 20â€"23p. WANTEDâ€"AN ORDERLY for small WANTEDâ€"Young ladies with good education to enter the Lady ‘Minto® Hospital at Cochrane. WThree years weneral training six months affiliaâ€" tion with one of the large Hospitals in second year. Nurses receive full maintenance and $10 per month during first year and $12 during second and third years. Address giving full particulars The Lady Superintendent. 22.2M4, EXPERIENCED NURSE living in country would consider giving real home comforts in her own home to one or two invalids, eldenly couple or two small children (boys preferâ€" red.) Terms â€" reasonable. _ Rate during illness according to attention required. Apply Box FN.,â€" Adâ€" vance Office, Timmins. 17â€"18p. WANTEDâ€"A good Butcher, with $600.00 capital, to become partnetr with in business already esâ€" tablished. Apply daytime, _ 85 Birch street; night, 30 Bannerman Avenue. e POSITION WANTEDâ€"Office work of any kind ; experienced in lumberâ€" ing â€" companies, mercantile offices, ete. Good knowledge of _ bookâ€" keeping. Can use typewriter, and look after general details of office. est of references. Will go anyâ€" where for good position. Aipply to Box P.P., Advance Office, Timmins. Mated Pens and Trios of Bredâ€"toâ€" Lay Barred Rocks from Pedigreed and Trapnested Stock. WANTEDâ€"Pupils for the Goldwin School of â€" Beauty Culture. Posiâ€" tions at iattractive pay guaranteed as soon ‘as student comipletes the course. This is a pleasant profesâ€" sion with excellent prospects. For particulars apply to the Gold‘win ‘School of Beauty Culture, 13 Pine street, (over Ostrosser‘s Store), ‘Timmins. 22p.â€"t.f. CAR FOR SALEâ€"Fourâ€"passenger Coupe, 1922 model Paige. Briven 12,000 miles on paved streets. Good as new. Cost $4400, Will sell at bargain, cash or terms. Apply to P.O0. Box 103, Timâ€" mins, Ont. e : €. Also, â€" Exhibition Barred Dark and Light Matings. Imperter and Breeder o Rocks onlv. halt price. Apply with bathroom, hot and ecold w Board, if desired. Apply 57 street. 24 P22A (Ontario Bureau, mins. Good accotmnmodat Mountiovy and Wilson hospit experience â€" prefert Kirkup, Dome Mine pine, Ont. J The Geo. Taylor Hardware, Ltd, mins, Peninsula, 50 gcres loam, free of stone. house with eellar; hba with 13 by 30. pear and plhm trees. Also, 150 acres, Tâ€"roo cellar; harn 40:by 60, by. 40. and eln(‘ke »xprly 490. P d land ONE ONLY NEW FPORD TOURING CAR $550.00 Box 24 It and Qusen‘s Hote 0i s1L10ne,.. 1rood bâ€"roon eellar; barn 30 by 40; 13 by 30. Nmety apple, hm trees. Price $3,500, acres, Tâ€"room house, with n 40â€"by 60, with shed 20 » and chu‘ken house. â€"All . â€" 30 rneres bush. 3 gas ce $6,500. 1.. R. I anâ€" 244. Smithville, Ont. % 21â€".22. reéturned man with some preferred. Apply Dr. me Mines, South Poreuâ€" ISt.T:. Connanehnt Third Avenue Station. Ont CQNnC 1 immIins 21â€"23p. Rocks o nC ater. Elm l'(td