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McIntyre and Lancs. Play to a Draw at Schumacher on Friday Last TRIGTLES AND HOLLY REG3. WIN IN THE P.D.F.1. SERIFS ! RESIDENCE PHONE 362Wâ€"2 | _OFFICE PHONE 362Wâ€"1 played according to schedule in the P.D.P.L. On Thursday last the Thistles won from the Hollinger by a seore of 2 to 1, after a poor match, the wind being so highk that the ball could not be kept under eortrol in ithe longâ€"passing. Most ef the play was in the Hollinâ€" #ser quarters during the first half, but ®o one seemed able to boot the ball in. ‘Phe Hollinger were awarded a penalty and Shaw shot the ball straigkt at Erickson, who saved. The kalf was well along before Truscott landed thedudrRohngAA.ai..te owl from a corner. Thisg spurred the Holâ€" linger on, and just before the half slogsed Pedderson got a beautiful goal, having Winder outguessed. During the second half the Hollinâ€" ger trazsferred the play to the Thisâ€" tles‘ quarters and had as much of the wlay there as the Thistles had during the first half, but they could not send the leather home. The half had gone twentyâ€"five minutes when the Thistles came down, keeping the ball dow and vombining _ well. ankin _ scored from elose in from the play. The MÂ¥ollinger tried hard to equalize, but could rot direct the ball into the goal, and the match ended in favour of the Thistbes. gm AÂ¥2B28231errd tles‘ quarters wplay there as | Land Surveys, Mine Surveys, Enâ€" | gineering, Reports, Plans and Esâ€" i timates. Arch. Gillies, B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. COontract Mining Claim Assessment Ontaria Land â€" Surveyor, All matches last tweekâ€"end were Gives Crunchiness and Flavour Many ways suggest themselves for ing Puffed Rice to make other foods more delightful. They add to the taste ancF attractiveness of many dishes. Mothers know these whole grains are good for children because all the starch cells have been broken down by the puffing process. In taffy, barley sugar and fudge, Puffed Rice gives crunchiness and nutlike flavour which children And on ice cream or fruit, fresh or cooked, they give their flavour and receive the mastication which all foods need, but so many don‘t get from little people. love. Quaker PUFFED RICE Puffed Rice makes other foods taste good 610 With this costume is worn a tiny beige ribbon hat and black kid slipâ€" pers. Beige Fox Makes aâ€"Smart Border for Thin Black Crepe There are several details about the coat sketched above which mark it as distinctly of the new season. _ The plain neckline with jabot is smart, the sleeves are new and unusual, and the combination of thin black crepe and beige fox is very good. The fact that fur on the bottom of a coat is seldom seen this season makes it all the more unusual when it is applied with taste. [ Keen out., AT UINne QOTINer end the lNees. were able to â€"break through as the Cornish backs were weakened, Street going forward and Tonkin dropping back. Tucker â€"made a fine save of MceWhinnie‘s headoer, and Mceâ€" Latchie later booted the leuther over. Another raid was staged by. the Corâ€" nish, only to be checked by the Rees. halves who sent the leather back. Melatchie made a fine run and cenâ€" tre"McWhinnie seoring off this one. The Cornish went up again, and Elrick was called on to save a hot one from Street. The match finished after MceWhinnie went right through and ran the ball too far for a good shot. match at this juneture was inclined to get a littie rough, but Steve put his foot down and all through refereed a fine game. The Cornish kept the ball well up the field, and the Rees. backs did well to keen them out. At the other end THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Mr,. MceDonald, of Boston, Mass., is a guest at the Paymaster Mine this week. It is a pity that The Star had not taken this attitude months ago, inâ€" stead of giving the Soviet propaganda comfort and support by its usual stand whatever is British is likely wrong or mistaken and whatever is foreign especially if it is a little antiâ€" British deserves special consideration. It is not likely that it is actual disâ€" loyalty that is the matter with The Star, but that paper does appear to have a perverted idea of patriotism. Friday, June 3rd, AAAC. vs. Taxis. Monday, June 6th, Canadiens vs. Holly Rees. Wednesday, June 8th, Holly Rees. vs. Tuxis. Friday, June 10th. K. of C. vs. 4. w n t tiw BIG GROWOS AND INTEREST The following is the balance of the schedule for the Softball League :â€" All games start at 6.30 p.m. Wednesday, June 1st, Canadiens vs. }¢; ‘of C. Wednesday, June 15th, Holly vs. Holly Rees. In the games played up until Tuesâ€" day night the K. of C. team had won from the Holly Rees. On Friday evening last the Tuxis won from the Canadiens. On Monday evening the A.A.A.C. won from the A.S.D. both teams having a big seore. Last night the Canadiens and the K. of C. teams met. SCOPTBALL GAMES DRAW Schedule is Nw Away to a G Start. Some of the Contests Very Keen, Balance of Schedule Monday, June 20th, A.A.A.C. i. of C. Wednesday, June 22nd, A.S.D. Tuxis. Friday, June 24th, A.A.A.C. Canadiens. _ , Monday, June 27th, \A.S.D. An editorial note in The Toronto Star on Monday says:â€"‘‘If the Bolâ€" shevists think they have a good form of government they should prove it in Russia, which they will find a handâ€" ful in itself, without pestering other countries with their unproven theoâ€" ries.‘‘ EVEN THE TORONTO STAR TALKS SENSE SOMETIMES. Monday, June 13th, Tuxis vs. K. of Friday, June 17, Canadiens v Rees, Vw DANCE BY CALEDONIANS ON FRIDAY The Caledonian Society held a very successful dancee in the Hollinger Reâ€" ereation hall on Friday evening of last week. The number of novelty dances proved to be very popular. Mr. J. Bridges‘s orchestra provided good music for the evening, and all who gttended had a most enjovable time. It is the intention of the society to hold one meeting each month during the summer. The next meeting will be held on Friday evenâ€" ing, June 10th. AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES Over 4,000 dozen, chiefly perennials, including 200 Rose Bushes, different varieties, $1.00 and up 50 Double Tuberous Begonias 4000 Seedling Pansies 100 dozen Petunias 500 Astors LA NDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST * 20 Mountjoy Street Timmins Specialist in Curing Plant Diseases T. DUPONT All Kinds of Flowers and Plants Gardens and Grounds Planned and Put In 50 dozen Snap Dragons Border Plants itneter * o o s e 44 Carson‘s Barber Shop Thursday, June 2nd, 1927 lend a charming touch of corâ€" rectness to the wellâ€"groomed man or woman. That is why so many residents of Timmins Our Haircuts | Basementâ€"Gordon Block 500 Zinmias