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Replies may be addressed to," they 1 waiting finish t who was shouting abolt a "confounded idiot" and asking his ccmpanions if they l}ad ever seen a man knocked across a water hole. They said they hadn‘t and hinted that they would enjoy such a sight. The upshot of all this was that the man who stood to lose the seven bucks took in the situation at a glance, backâ€" tracked stealthily to his own fairway and said to his opponent: "I‘ve changâ€" sd my mind. I‘m going to play safe." He hit another ball. + Then there was the big fellow who was losing steadily to the little fellow and getting wilder minute by minute. The little fellow had one of those large and luxurious golf bags that are as exâ€" was and The and pensive as steam yachts and just about is easy to carry. His caddie put the bag down on the fairway, and the big fellow somehow managed to drive inâ€" to it. The little fellow grinned. The big fellow walked up, put his driver inâ€" to his own bag and pulled out a heavy niblick. Then he deliberately adâ€" "Hey!" said the little fellow. "Hey, what?" snapped the big fellow. "Don‘t you know better than to talk when I‘m atout to play my shot?" "You can‘t do that," gasped the litâ€" tle follow. "The ball‘s unplayable." "The rules say I‘m the one to decide 11 im No ind ball o b > walked over in determined â€"with a club clenched in his nd found that the pocket and t and the whole suit were ownâ€" operated by a former college star about 6 feet 4 inches tall is shouting something about a nded idiot" and asking his r an answe] _match and landed er,. bu! Y 10 had yh 1C m ol cha h THFE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO me in ert, bu! on tha ba 1I ba ck lf course they can irf caddie: the bal lienan { s ) | 27â€"39p | L _ | kce shrewdness . Whilé his companâ€" ionsâ€"veteran â€" golfersâ€"were debating what should be done, he calmly took a sizch of snuff. Achoo! The ball shot cif the brim of his hat and landed ten ifc-et. ahead on the fairway. This enâ€" ‘:lbled him to take an 11 on the hole, ‘ which was his low record for the day. It is reported that Bob Jones once ‘ played a shot out of a shoe, but it was I unot his own shoe. It was Cyril Tolley or one of the Englishmen who hit into a little clump of grass beside the green | in a Walker Cup match last year and |â€"though he didn‘t score a birdieâ€" | drove a rabbit across the green on his next shot. But going back to Shenandoah: The man who drove the ball into the other fellow‘s shirt pocket has the choice. Rule VI states emphatically that the *# Al North Bay Capitol band did well in the annual band contests held in conâ€" nection with the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto last week. The manager ~of the North Bay Capitol band said that if the band had had their new instruments the results would have been still more pleasing. Class Bcâ€"Petrolia Citizens‘ Band, (William Taylor) 93 points; 2, North Bay Capitol Band (E. Virgili) 88 points; 3, Beamsville Citizens‘ Band (S. Turney) 84 points; 4, Midland Citiâ€" zens‘ Band (H. C. Renaud) 79 points. The T. N. O. Band North Bay rankâ€" ed seventh. NORTH BAY DID WELL IN THE EXHIBITION BAND CONCERT Class Alâ€"Toronto Regiment Band, (Lieutenant Walter Murdock); 2, Sixâ€" tyâ€"fifth Carbiniers of Montreal (J. J. Goulet). The results in the various comp titions follow: â€" Why be Troubled with Your Stomach? ).O.F th he 1C Dr. McLeod‘s Stomachic none who e should miss ha UI F. M. BURKE‘S 4 Stores Timmil ho ba is guaranteed at this wesk II. Danct iff, . Hi and bt AI pol narkabl problem! played it w While his ae for all attendin joy a good danc is one. _ Hollanc music. /‘ roml 1l ed st ind â€"D announ t . . ‘THut W a becamf elt hat But the th Yanâ€" CY t 9 p.m. s orche W a 11 ba aft 1A1L T iry | Lro he | qui ht | rea 16 ball and hockey teams around the North is the phophesy made by The Northern Tribune, of Kapuskasing, last week. The Northern Tribune is perâ€" fectly serious in the matter, and who that has seen the wonders of modern travel so generally adopted will scoff at the idea? The Northern Tribune says: "Is there a sporting chance for the erection of a good covered skating and curling rink in Kapuskasing, to be readyv for this winter, or will the proâ€" reache> that stage, the composition Of some of the leagues will be radically changed. Sudbury, North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, might as well be in Honoâ€" lulu as far as it being practicable to have hockey teams from any of these places visit Kapuskasing is concerned; but even with existing types of airplanes flown as at present (which is to abâ€" surdly assume that no improvements will be made) teams could be brought up from any of these places in two planes, after having their suppers, in time for a match here at the usual hour, and they could also be returned to their home towns afterwards in time for a good night‘s rest, with no workâ€" ing time lost. We are not romancing, that is a present possibility, and withâ€" out prohibitive cost considering the many other expenses that wouid be curtailed. Just think it over; think Prophesies Use of Air Craft for Sport Here nea diffhi rink sing reaches some ol changec Ste. Ma The use of aircraft to transport baseâ€" ulda h RASPBERR Y or Black CURRANT First Again! lanes jlavit h ORES LIMITED RES PORE and 3 E.A $ teg.â€" sc Jar 35c tum he n 1SK2ASINM 40â€"OUNCE JARS NEW PACK Royal Baking Powder â€" â€" 602 Tin 28e Christie‘s Donora Macaroons â€"â€" i. 26¢ Shirriff‘s Lushus Jelly Powders 3 Pikts. 23C Keen‘s D.S.F. Mustard _â€" . Tin 29¢ McCormick‘s Vegetized Wafers Pxt 21c Palmolive Soap â€" â€" â€" c 3 Cakes 23¢ Aunt Dingah Molasses : No. i% Tin {Zc¢ Bovril 1â€"oz. Bottle 21(: 2â€"0z. Bottle 4.0c Kellogg‘s Bran Flakes â€" â€" 2 Pkis. 25¢ Excellence Dates â€"â€" : â€" ib. Pui. 28¢ Richmello Blend Tea â€" â€" 1+pb. 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"When a private company, for a parâ€" ticular purpose, proposes to base a moâ€" dern Bellanca sixâ€"passenger plane at Remi Lakeâ€"described by a contemâ€" porary as "completely isolated, in the wilderness"â€"and two other aviation concerns are seriously considering the same spot for depots, one to establish a regular flight service between Kapusâ€" kasing and Toronto via Sudbury, it will be seen that we are not postulating an having :: higschwayv Red Pittedâ€"Fr{ tario‘s Pinest Q: "OUR ADDRESS 15 EVYERYW HERE" Tin TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY Pupil of Healey Willan, Mus. Doc. F.R.C.O. and B. Hayunga Carman, Toronto Conservatory of Music Tuition in Piano, Rudiments, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugue and Orchestration. Pupils prepared for all Conservatory piano and theory examinations. NEW PACK HERRIES 10 Maple Street South No. 2 Tin last week says:â€"‘"Mr. Arthur manager of the Kaâ€" ig Supply Co., made his maiden last weekâ€"end in‘ his new car mins and has now returned, successfuly negotiated the new AlI eWw he rink Orcehn VELVZET A CHEES 2 TV J Corned Beef, sliced 22¢ A EKrajt Product Kapus Arthu 1e Ka A t Sealed tenders will be received up to and including Saturday, August 3ist, 1929, for the Northâ€"East quarter Lot 7, Concession 4, Township of Matheson, containing 80 acres more or less. There is reported to be a house 20 x 28, log stable 16 x 20, about one acre under cultivation, 4 acres cleared, 5 acres slashed. ‘The sale of the land will be subject The sale of the land will be to all the settlement regulatic vided by The Public Lands Act Each tender must be accomp a marked cheque for oneâ€"hal amount of the tender, made ps the Provincial Treasurer of the balance to be paid in two : nual instalments with interes! per annum. Tenders must be ed to the Minister of Lands : Thursday, Sept. 5th, 1929 SALE OF LA ND BY TENDER REAL ESTATE Sell your house and lot! Rent your house Sell your mining claims sSOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT aArke(0 numbe Phone 68â€"w â€"~36p h L accompanied by mmeâ€"half of the * cOof tA ayable t Ontario semiâ€"an t at 60 address ind For ind râ€" Land ncessiot subje ns pY 24â€"37h rest 34â€"3