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ABAL MA ARRVL 4 J . Sudbury Star:â€""Abitibi Battle is Brewing* says a headline. Which s prompts the Border Cities Star to inâ€"| A Temagami man was fined $20.00 quire: "Gosh, don‘t those Abitibians | and costs last week at North Bay for belong to the League of Nations?" killing a cow moose. wW. Tonkit Johnston Marchird Mcorandin McMillan wilth tiree Aundred and nityâ€"1live and Reid not far behind with three hundred and twenty score. Timmins team is now leading the league by two points only. SCHUMACHER On Friday, Feb. 24th, Timmins bowlâ€" ing team visited Schumacher lleys for the third battle with Schumacher team. And what a battle it was! Timmins won the first game by only ten pins, E. Kemball bowling a twoâ€"eightyâ€"seven score to win this point. Second game was a real battle, with Schumacher coming out on top with only six pin advantage over the Timâ€" mins bowled his tea Timmins Leads the Interâ€"Town League he highest his league. Otal â€"of tw ight pins. a Local Bowlers Win Match at Schuâ€" macher Alleys on Friday Evening Last, Taking Four Points. Leading League by Two Points. Captain G. F. Morris, Senior Chaâ€" plain of the Navy League of Canada, will be in Timmins again in the course of a few days. Indeed, he may reach here before this issue of The Advance is published. Capt. Morris is now well known in Timmins and district having paid a number of official calls here on behalf of the Navy League in the past few years. Capt. Morris has many friends here apart from his official conâ€" nection with the Navy League and is always sure of a hearty welcome. Capt. Morris on his previous visits to Timmins impressed the usefulness and value of the Navy League woOrk. This organization helps distressed seaâ€" men and the widows and orphans of merchant seamen. There is also a deâ€" partment maintained for the training of boys in all branches of seamanship. During the past year in Kingston, Toâ€" ronto, Hamilton, Welland, Port Colâ€" borne, Sarnia and Windsor seamen were assisted by the Navy League. To single men 33,724 meals were served free and 11,756 were given free beds. There were 423 married men assisted with rent, fuel, medical aid and clothâ€" ing. Over 700 grocery orders were givâ€" en out. There were 128 Christmas rampers sent out. Railway fares were advanced to many to enable them to return to their homes or friends. The Navy League was able even to secure positions for 37 seamen. No doubt these and otherâ€" similar facts will be emphasized by Capt. Morâ€" ris on his official visit here. For years past Timmins and district have given generously in support of the Navy T â€"aâ€" gue. There is a branch of the Navy League for the district, this having been established during the war. Stud Kem Captain Morris to be at Timmins Soon senior Chaplain of the Navy League of Canada to Visit Timmins at Early Date on One of his Official Calls, while also a Ladie worth numser music 6 event. _ Dane Huela § March Concert on Sunday by Ladies‘ Auxiliary THURSDAY, MARCH ND Danet FPAant Hum song, by M The Ormsto nuewally Attractive Programme Proâ€" mised at the Goldfields Theatre After the Church Services Sunâ€" un a point third gan 1J AJ seventyâ€"s1x qpins. in tMS Reid and Morandin had a , Morandin coming out on top hundred and fiftyâ€"five score not far behind with three me was a real battle, with coming out on top with over the Timâ€" Proulx, of Schumacher, eightyâ€"seven score to save game was an easy game etters, both teams making strike, setting up two of eam totals yet reached in Timmins bowled a grand ve hundred and ninetyâ€" d Schumacher eleven hunâ€" ventyâ€"six pins. In this 1114 1027 1298 1+ Timmins, 3. mAl 104 1033 TTMMINS vening, March 5th MNIM Yort an of 190 191 meaks for itself, _ should be large appl'oval Lo me ase good work is nade this week of in the Goldfields nder the auspices lary of the Canâ€" .L, on Sunday, ng at 8.30 p.m. n orchestra will )rogramme by a their effective feature of the een Wilkinson erts. 215 320 182 355 26(0 51 ounced is a hould prove e following: T chairman 511 433 Linda A despatch from Kirkland Lake last week says:â€""E. W. Todd, former superâ€" intendent of development at the Lake Shore Mines, who resigned six months ago to take up a consulting practice in Toronto, has returned to the mince as manager, replacing E. B. Knapp, who is retiring for reasons of ill health. Harry Oakes, president, who has been in the camp for the past few days, left Wednesday afternoon for Toronto. The new Lake Shote manager is a graduate of the University of Toronto and until about three years ago was on the geoloâ€" gical staff of the Ontario Department of Mines. As superintendent of deâ€" velopment at Lake Shore, he was reâ€" sponsible for introducing several changes in mining practice, notably the replacement of shrinkage stoping by the cut and fill method. The appointâ€" ment of Mr. Toid takes effect imâ€" mediately." CHANGES AT LAKE SHORE MINES ANNOUNCED RECENTLY Phone 440 for demonstration In mechanical design, as in size and body lines, the New Ford Vâ€"8 reveals much that is new and dis« tinctive. No single feature is of greater importance to motorists than the Vâ€"type, eightâ€"cylinder, 75â€" horsepower engine. It is a remarkable enâ€" gineering achievement because it combines eightâ€"cylinder smoothness and flexibility with low cost of operation and unâ€"keen. â€"â€" OB YILINDS O I When you see the New For: particularly impressed by its s appearance. For it‘s a big car in word, with 112â€"inch wheelbase a1 roomâ€"thé largest, most comfort a truly low price. Its graceful si the newest, latest mode in motor Roadster . Phaeton ; . HE longer, wider, more power{ful New Ford Vâ€"8 is here! Today it is on display at the showâ€" rooms of dealers in this city.. Today it introduces a new style of beauty, a new standard of comfort and a new pace in performance at a low price. You are invited to see Ioupe (3 windows) mentioned he could stil used clothing, and emph of pants, underclothir These were for distril read ; was a v was ocCc The m twoâ€"mir Pension Problems Discussed. tions for Officers for 1933 Three New Members Ini at the Meeting. Lengthy Session of the Legion Monday ‘eDor 10n 11 operation and 650 OWELL MOTORS INUSt Closed Nomina ed 10 nCo u. will be nse of the 1 ress 712 Mor hall All those in doubt ligibility to vote are * T MoToOoRr COMPANY OF CAN«DA.,. LIMLTED T‘he Canadian Car these new cars at our showrooms‘Saturday, March 1 1th MPERS,~SPARE TIRE AND 1 § o vote are w.â€" D. Fort An important factor in this low operating cost is a new quality featureâ€"the allâ€"aluminum cylinder head. This costlier metal is used because it disâ€" sipates heat rapidly, permits higher compression and results in increased speed, power, acceleration and smoothness, with greater fuel economy. The development of this allâ€"aluminum cylinder head and the oneâ€"piece casting of the cylinder block, exhaust passages and crankcease are among the most noteworthy advances in motor car building in recent years. They are typical of the high quality and advanced design of«the entire car. All New Ford Vâ€"8 cars have the new skirted fenders, new headlamps, new instrument panel directly in front of driver, adjustable driver‘s seat and a safetyâ€"glass windshield. All are furnished in a choice of rich body colors. All come y equipped with five oneâ€"piece steelâ€"spoke wheels. De Luxe cars have two tail lights i _ and two matchedâ€"tone horns. De Luxe PAC Of committee t( ting was carried out annual general of officers was fixed a: ""th in the Oddfellows N id Devin before Harrisor A. Odger Ravt inder the Timmins the executive De Luxe Roadster . . $680 De Luxe Phaeton ; ; 715 1218 irdin egarding their ked to see the ter, or any of \W in â€"f indings C ; and the ing this -\ Mar the fAnthem, neal branch. / y ndad Toronto Globe:â€"Undoubtedly Preâ€" mier Henry is right in urging all to keep their hand to the plow in order that the ship of state may be guided to a safe haven. It will be a bad day or the ship if the vlow fails in its inh. 11 Willing )0 MUST WORK FOR RELIEF COBALT MAN DISCOVERS®S ind of A XESâ€"EX TR A;: .. SMALL DOWN cPAY MT rick Sutherland, Cobalt resident, wo weeks in which to coâ€"operate he relief authorities at Cobalt in ecutive officers of the branch. meeting closed with the National JY MAZISULTAUVL AUlTKINSON 11 ho Was to conform to the regulations wn, accused replied "absolutely" case was adjourned until March report. It was the first charge nature at Cobalt, say the desâ€" s working for the allowanc family is concerned. Suther eared in police court Saturda: with not maintaining hi he allegation being made tha _ not perform the work requir m in return for relief given Magistrate Atkinson if ho was _ AL VUUILiL, CC GCSâ€" ; obe:â€"Undoubtedly Preâ€" > right in urging all to id to the plow in order of state may be guided n. It will be a bad day the plow fails in its job. through to net the deciding counter ir the third. The teams: M Kapuskasingâ€"Goal, "Stew" Ballanâ€" tyne; defence, Art Turcotte and Mikr Semcezyszyn; centre, Joe Robinson: wings, J. Morel and W. Bendetti; subs. E. Potvin, Pete Panagapka. Iroquois Fallsâ€"Goai, Lyola Porter: defence, John Simpson and George the midnight hour De Luxe Coupe (3 windows) $705 De LuxeTudorSedan . ; 720 De Luxe Coupe (5 windows) 705 V â€"type eightâ€"cylinder engine; 75 horsepower. Engine cushioned in live rubber. Remarkable acceleration. Over 80 miles per hour. Unusual oil and fuel economy. Automatic spark control. Silent second speed. Silent, synchronized gear shift. Fully counterbalâ€" anced 65â€"pound crankshaft. Aluminum pistons. Downâ€"draft carburetor, with silencer. Torqueâ€"tube drive. Threeâ€"quarter foating rear axle. Straddleâ€"mounted rearâ€"axle driving pinion. Safe, reliable fourâ€"wheel mechanical brakes, fully enclosed. New riding comfort because of the exclusive Fordâ€"designed transverse cantilever springs, properly controlled by four doubleâ€"acting, selfâ€"adjusting shock absorbers, with thermostatic control. LONGER, WIDER, ROOMIER MORE POWERFUL ALLâ€" ALUMINUM CYLINDER HEAD 112â€"inch wheelbase. Striking body lines and colors. Steel bodies. Doubleâ€"channel, doubleâ€"drop, Xâ€"type frame. Smoothâ€"running closed body types have safety glass throughout, cowl lights,arm rests in the rearcompartmentand a choice of luxurious Broadecloth or Mohair upholstery. Colored wheels are optional on all De Luxe types. | Iroquois Falls Winners of High School Playâ€"Offs pass from Fred Butterfield kncotted the count in the sion and John Simpson s A despatch this week from Iroquois Palls says:â€"Playing on very slow and reavy ice in their own rink, Ir2quois Falls high school team maintained their winning streak with a 2 to 1 vicâ€" tory over their rival paperâ€"town Kapusâ€" kasing. This win gave them the round 6 to 3 and the right to.meet North Bay in the Northern Ontario championship l0 h nds from riod, Jame T‘ur NEw Ds LuxE® T 8 Balsam St. South De Luxe Fordor Sedan $795 Victoria i < 790 ; :; 780 iNEW â€"PORD V UXE Tupor SropaNn NmCH WHuEEDBAsE Y CONVENIEN T _ end enne! secorn<d. tled the dled _ r countée AM OM (@). $ ~â€" MWSâ€" und Bay "" / Events by the Girls‘ Club of the * ) United Church, Timmins, are always "P / attractive and enjoyable, and so all "~ | will be interested in the announceâ€" ment elsewhere in this issue of a conâ€" he | cert and play under the auspices of the ed | Girls‘ Club. The event is to be held on a’ Wednesday »â€"and Thursday evenings, ka | March 8th and 9th, in the basement of 8â€" | the church, the programme each evenâ€" iS~' ing commencing at 815. The proâ€" lit! gramme is said to be a particularly in j good cne, including a play that will please all, as well as very attractive concert numbers that are sure to be appreciated. 1 â€" ke North Bay Nugget:â€"These twoâ€"pant suits for women reminds one that there used to be a law and possibly still is one against women appearing in puwolic in men‘s clothes. Concert and Play, Mar. 83â€"9 Auspices of Girls‘ Club Refereeâ€"Tommy Cybhulski, Iroquois Falls. Gignac; centre, Jack Brown; wings, C. Butterfleld and Paul Gignac; subs., Clarence Kenney, Fred Butterfleld, James Kenney, Arnold Mouseau, TER MS)