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Thursday, July 24th, 1930 greater than ever Recent developments stress the fact that Nash gives more for the money Amid all new claims and counâ€" terâ€"claims, one fact stands out as clear and as strong as sunlight. That is the unmistakably greater value which you get when you buy a Nash. No other car at anywhere near the Nash price affords the proâ€" nounced advantages of Nash â€"including such features as twin ignition, with its greater power, speed, smoothness and saving of oil and gas. Such a feature as twin ignition is highly importantâ€"but it is even more important as inâ€" J. R. W ALKER, AGENT 18 PINE STREET SOUTH NORTHLAND MOTOR SALES ash value Let us appraise your present carâ€"Now McCOLLâ€"FERONTENAC â€"OILâ€"CO.,, ~LIMILTED Office and plants at Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto, Moncton and Montreal. Distribution Warehouses at other convenient points. dicative of the superior engiâ€" neering and of the inâ€"built value which distinguish every Nash car. You know Nash beauty. You may be familiar with Nash performance; Nash comfort and convenience; Nash thorâ€" oughâ€"going quality. But until you compare what the Nash is and what it does with the remarkably low cost at which it may be purchased todayâ€"you cannot appreciate its wholly unexampled value. ome in and drive a Nash today. TULMMINS, ONTARIO EIGHTS and SIXES THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO TIMMIN®S, ONT HAILEYBURY FIREMEN FIGHT FIRE TN THEIR OWN FIPRE HALL Speaking of fires at fire halls, at a banquet some years ago Chief Borland told of Canadian fire halls that had actuaily been destroyed by fire. As the chief pninted out if a fire actually got any sort of a start in a fire hall it was harder to fight it there than in other places on account of the chance of th fireâ€"fighting equipment being damfgge by the fire or at being impossible t reach it on account of the fire an smoke: Pire halls are not exempso fron fires any more stations ar exempt from thefts and other crime: Years ago a local man in the cell awaiting trial on a charge of ‘high grading had a valuable diamond rin, stolen by another prisonsr who tcol French leave of the jail as well as lak ing the diamond ring and cther article of valus belonginz to other prisoneér: ing the diamond ring and cther ariicies of valuse belonging to other prisoners. It micht almost be said that nothing and nobody is really safe anywhere or anyhow. Calgary Alberta:â€"Canada has won the diamond sculls. These â€" have nothing to do with the election skulls, which are much thicker, Milverton â€" Sun:â€"Some . highâ€"brow people persist in proclaiming that Canâ€" ada has no literature nothwithstanding that in recent years some of the prizes awarded for best books have gone to Canadian writers. In this connection it is noted that the Royal Empire Soâ€" ciety‘s medal for the best book of the year, dealing in matters of Empire, has been awarded to Dr. Chester New, of Toronto, who cccupied the chair of hisâ€" tory at McMaster University, for his historical biography of Lord Durham. We do not claim to have any Shakeâ€" speares, Miltons, Walter Scotts or Charles Dickens, but we have our Bliss Carmans and ~Gilbert Parkers that measure up} with any English writers of modern times. fire and mds from FURTHER QUESTIONS THAT INTEREST FOOTBALL FANS FURTHER QUESTIONS THAT Fifth Article in the Sertes of Questions and Answers in Regard to Fooiball Matters, Official Decisions and Other Information The following is the fifth of the serâ€" ies of questions and answers in referâ€" ence to football:â€" 50, When is a player offside? Answer:â€"It is not an offence for a player to simply be in an offside posiâ€" tion, but only when in that position the ball has been passed towards him. or he attempts to play the ball, or in any way obstruct an opponent, or cause the play to be affected. 51. Can a player be offside on his own hailf of the field of play? Answer:â€"A player who is in his own half of the field of play at the moment the bail is played toward him cannot be offside. 52. At what part of the game can no player be offside? Answer:â€"A player can never be offâ€" side at a corner kick, goal kick, place kick, throwâ€"in when the ‘ball was last played by an opponent, or when the hall was passed back to him, or. if he had two opponents between him and i Answer:â€"A player taking an offside kick can kick the ball in any direction ‘he choses, and opponents must stand | at least 10 yards from the ball, unless ]'Lhey are standing on their own goal | line. 57. Can a player be offside at a throwâ€"down by a referee. â€" Answer:â€"No. _ _ 58. What is the length of the interâ€" ! val that players have a right to at fhau time? __Answer:â€"Five minutes. i ~59. What method should a referee. adopt to ensure that he plays the 8‘(-4 act time? ‘ 53. In what direction must the ball be kicked from a free kick granted against a player for being offside? 54. How should the player throw in the ball from touch? , Answer:â€"The throwâ€"in shall be takâ€" en under the following conditions:â€"A player of the cppsite side toâ€"that which played it dut shall throw it in from the point on the touchâ€"line where it left the field of play. The player throwing the ball must stand with both feet on the ground outside the touchâ€"line facâ€" ing the field of play, and shall throw the ball in over his head with both hands in any direction, and it shall be in play when thrown in. A go'll shall not be scored from a thrownâ€"in, and the thrower shall not again play until the ball has been played by another player. 55. Where shall the ball be kicked from at the taking of a corner kick? Answer:â€"When the ball is played Behnind the goal line by any one of the sige whose goal line it is, a player of tlhe opposite side shall kick . it from within one yard of the nearest corner flagâ€"stafl. 56 Is it an offence for a player who takes a throwâ€"in to again play the ball before any other player has done so? Answer:â€"A free kick from which A goal cannot be scored direct may be awarded against a player who plays either ball or man after thrfowing it in from tcuch before any other player aas touched the ball. Answer:â€"Referees should always compare their time with both linesmen before the start of the game and at the reâ€"start after the interval. 60. After a stoppage of a game through accident. how and where should the game be reâ€"started? In the event of any temporary susâ€" pension of play from any cause, the ball not having gone into touch or beâ€" hind the goal line, the referee shall drop the ball where it was when play was suspended, and it shall be in play when it has touched the ground. â€" If the ball goes into touch or behind the goalâ€"line before it is played by a playâ€" er, the referee shall again drop it. 61. What award would be made if a defending player struck the ball with his hand inside the penalty area when drooped by the referee before it reachâ€" ed the ground? Answer:â€"A free kick must be awardâ€" ed from which a goal cannot be scored 62. If a player uses foul language toâ€" wards a referee, what does the law term it, and what are the powers of the reéferee in that case? Answer:â€"A referee has the power to order a player to the pavilion without any previous caution if he uses vioient or bad language towards him; wilfully obstructs the progress of the game; assuiults an opponent, on wilfully inâ€" jures an opponent. ©Swearing at a reâ€" feree is violent conduct within the means of the laws. WPP‘ More questions and answe INQUEST TO BE HELD INTO DEATH OFP ELOTI MELOCHE An inquest is to be held into the death of Eloi Mcloche who was one of the two killed in the shooting affray at Kirkland Lake some weeks ago. As noted in The Advance two weeks ago. there was question raised as to whether. Meloche shot himself after shooling his common law wife. The opinion after the tragedy first came to light seemed to be that Meloche shot the woman and then turned the gun on himself. The fact that there were fow signs of powder burns on Meloche and the number of shots supposed to be fired, together with those that could be acâ€" counted for, raised some question as to the possibility that the shot that killed Meloche might have come from another gun than his own. As soon as this question was raised the police made very tlworough investigation in the matâ€" ter to remove all doubts and lay the truth bare. To satisfy the public mind n the matter an inquest is to be held into the death of Meloche., The preâ€" vious inquest covered the death of Meloche‘s common law wife, iIn conâ€" necltion with the question The Northâ€" ein News of Kirkland Lake says:â€""Inâ€" vestigation to clear away any doub:} that Eloi Meloche came to his death on <Dominion Day, by any other hand but his own, are being carried on by the !pclice authorities. Groulx, who was tshot as he left the house where Miss Pelletier was murdered, is now out of shot as he left the house where Mis Pelletier was murdered, is now out 0 the hospital and is able to more clear ly recall events as they happened tha fateful morning. An inquest for th death of Meloche is expected to b held shortly." North Bay Nugget:â€"The rate at which the horse is being eliminated in Ontario is indicated by a decrease in the number of blacksmiths from 2,400 to 1,899 in the past four years. For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad. Column Cords are Strongerâ€" Tougher IMDERIAL BANX OF CANADA TIMMINS = «s w D. SUTHNERLAND, SOUTH PORCUPINE . ~. ; "C.Aâ€"~KEAOE, CONNAUGHT STATION (Tuesday and Friday) Family partnership in banking HKEAD OFFICE A very real service is offerâ€" ed by joint account privâ€"~ ileges. T‘wo people may cheque and deposit through one account, and this makes a very convenient family banking arrangeâ€" ment. 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