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THURSDAY. JANUARY 26TH Last Week’s Results Commercial Bowling Who said the Power couldn't l: Well. G. 0.. you were wrong and ii don’t believe it look at their score : below. In fact, The Advance kn-o for they sure gave them a beating won‘t forget in a hurry. Starting high Won wires and a coup] stogies the Power gave The Adv the full voltage the first game. voltage got a little resistance as cigars-burned short. but were ab pull through with a few more The third game went to the Pri after [the fog cleared. but it Was « What happened on the other a1 Well. Jack forgot his cigars; he forgot where the bowling alleys Never mind Jack! Johnnie will you when the moves them next Better bring Pete along with you week now he has found his g1: When Canie brings along bar again he wants to keep them undc own feet. Power and Gambles Each Won Three Points. High Voltage in Power. Strong Cigars and Slippery Fruit All Mixed. Wm McHugh J. A€=',.\.n M. McQuarrie T. Towers .. VALUE $32.50 l‘lzâ€"XC Fun galoreâ€"enter this easy rhyme to the tune “It Ain’t “R. G. DUN” in the rhyme with any ten R. G. Dun Ci: London, Ont. (David Harum Enter as many rhymes as yo R. G. DUN WEEKLY RHYMING CONTEST Fun galoreâ€"enter this easy contest! Simply compose a four line rhyme to the tune “It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More." Use the words “R. G. DUN” in the rhyme some wayâ€"any way. Mail your rhyme with any ten R. G. Dun Cigar Bands to R. G. Dun Cigar Co. Ltd.. London. Ont. (David Harum and Havana Ribbon bands count. too). Enter as many rhymes as you wishâ€"but remember. each rhyme must be accompanied by ten R. G. Dun Gigar bands. 10 winners each week have their choice of either ladies‘ or men's $32.50 Gruen watches. Bowmanville. W. H. Minore; Brantford. J. 'I‘. Shorehouse, Miss Hazel Brown; Chatham. Jim Mellor, 1‘73 Cornhill SL; Guelph. E. C. Pritiove; Hagersviile. Miss G. McKellar: Hamilton. Hugh McGregor. 99 Duke St. James Lee. 20 Crosthwaite Ave; Mt. Hamilton. W. E. Walsh, 68 E. 34th St.; Kingston. Mrs. Philip Stinson. Nicholas Pappas; Kirkland Lake. D. M. Newlands; Kitchener, Miss E. Steiss; London. Miss Jeane E. Watt. 49 Riverview Ave» Lloyd Nichols. 472 Queens Ave; North Bay. A. W. Struthers; Owen Sound (RR. No. 6). Mac Walters; Palmerston. Mrs. J. F. Edwards; Paris. Art Cullum; Peterborough. J. W. Anderson; Renfrew, J. T. Anderson; St. Cntharines. Harold Eke; St. James. Man.. D. A. Kane, 212 Winchester St: St. John NB. Miss G. Curll; St. Thomas. Harvey Thompson; Strathroy. C. W. E. Wright; Tillsonburg, Miss Winnie Evans; Timmins. F'. C. Carey: Toronto. P. Free]. 41 Cuthbert Cres.. Gordon Stephen. 18 Tyndall Ave. John O. Wacey. 194 Roselawn Ave: John Cooper. 173 I-Iumewood Dr.. Mrs. C. Jolliflc Miss C 1613 G Georg. The three major prize: St.. Toronto. Ont. $2: McConnell. c-o Craig Mr. Erwin Wallis. Don of Keystone Toiletwar 115 Downie St.. Stratfl Ont.: Mrs. A. Dicy. 69 Maple St... London 0mg M1: J. w. walker. 9:» Ontario Street. Stx'atfond. 0nt.; Mr. C. M. Hooker, Otterville. Ont.; Mr. Fred G. Porter. 111 Duke St». Hamilton. Ont.: Miss Jean Mc- Michael. 41 Spad‘ma Ave, Toronto. Ont. START SAVING R. G. DUN CIGAR BANDS FOR A NEW “BANDS CONTEST" TO BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY Tl l{.(}. l)ITN (‘IGUXRS R. (B. Dun Cigars proved their popularity long ago. For a good smoke ask [or an R. G. Dunâ€"a size. shape and price for every smoker. R. G. Dl'N PANE'I’ELASâ€"l‘k‘. AT ALL COUNTERS lU (;l{l'-IC.\' \VA'1‘(‘IIEE 9n, 1111C 18 Ma Winners of Weekly Rhyming Enjoy This Finer Quality IK)VVEJ% 150 2] 205 . IS 222 ..... 1E 170 IE 330 Du! In the Vest Pockets 0f the Nation lvd. E: Winnipeg. Man; B. Lyon Dike. 6'33 radley, 4O Hargrave SL; Zurich. Robert Will Winners of the “Bands Contest" nior nrizes were won by: Mr. Abe Lovinsky. E Here’s a Prize-Winning ll “Great Britain paid her war debt No matter how unjust For like the R. G. Dun (.‘ig'ar, She‘s always kept her trust." 214 192 183 186 th res}! from tHc Gardens" l‘}.\("l I \Vl‘ll‘lli 215 234 176 161 .00 Km able Ont WEI pir 1! Geye I‘I 571 Or 566 $45M h ix nmins visi 56 am‘ 1188 sun 55.; an. Strathroy. ( IS, F. C. Ca n, 18 Ty'nda 173 Humew Sherbourne 69 Elm Ave. Rhyme CS l"l{ ICE in 895 841 1023 2759 n three points. l:â€"P. Nicholson. 817; E. ; G. Eddy. 641; H. Wal- R. Belleveau. 608. High- Salomaa. 316. ' Morin. of Coba 31' during the we ADVANCE 180 13 193 301 Contest AMBLI 94 00d Dr.. Mrs. C St. Walkervillc . P. G. Knuckle 323 Beverley St. VALUE $32.50 861 N. O. 991 148 146 79 1m. the week-end Ma 1002 2883 Inned x. 01 in: NO rkham Arnold inator. 978 994 168 191 168 187 264 192 198 191 197 92 10 26 was a 2761 3033 615 591 548 475 664 451 489 817 366 311 608 592 360 514 374 INoranda Report. of i Game with Timmins Flashy Timmlns Crew took an E6 Lead and Deleated the Copper Kings. 8 to 5. Sun the Report. the Nomda report of u Timmlm should be or 5 Here is the way Normda game In which Tunmlns defeated on Timmlns ice ago. turned the tables 01 Kings, and came out via! on Noranda ice. The Noranda as published last week in The N01 News reads as follows:â€" Flashy Timmlns Crew Take an Early Lead The local ROI-LA. entry ha: fans groggy and despairing with efforts in the opening period of day's scrimmage. The startin: rang at 8.50 and sounded like a ti. dirge in memory, as Goalie Mayo‘ faded away. The Timmins 1 right to the goal got a net result minutes from Tremblay's stick. soon-after second goal was one of twice-in-a-lifetime ones which g goalie irritated waiting for it to in from beyond the blue. Lamf was Santa Claus on this one. 1 time the local boys were perm besieging the enemy gates ands nice lateral passes from Malon Rice, found no one there to swat Pender Gets Next Two Coach Baillie must have bucked up the morale at the intermission because our boys looked great when play re- sumed. Pender got a goal in 5 minutes, from out a scramble and he scored an- other a few minutes later on a nice solo effort. With the score now tied. 2 all, the team and the rooters renewed their lease on life. However, Arundell pok- ed one in as it fell off the top of the local netâ€"it would fall in frontâ€" and Timmins were again one up. Then cur old friend Walshâ€"last year with us, now with Tlmminsâ€"scored om. Sam Rice took a passâ€"out and back- handed a neat goal for Noranda. The end of the period buzzer went (faintly) just as Lortie notched another for the visitors. A swarm of counsel for the defence and the plaintiff im- mediately rushed on the iceâ€"but the goal was awarded. End of second per- iod 6-3. Auger took approximately 30 seconds to wangle the ,puck around from abe- hind the Noranda netâ€"Ifor a first goal in the third period. The Greeks prob- ably have a word to describe it. Our Tremblay was penalized for what was supposed to be tripping and Arundell scored while he was in the cooler. Crowd Is On Toes With four minutes to go, the lt-cal manager threw caution to the winds and put five men forward. Rice promptly justified this strategy by scoring and the crowd were hay-wire and how! Arundell cut our wire though, by jumping in another with little resistance. The Timmins, goalie, meanwhile, was busier than R. B. Ben- nett on a holiday trip, and did yeoman service. Pender managed to get his third goal of the game just before the bell rang and the game ended 8-5. The local team made their first ap- pearance in a game. with [their new uniforms. They are smart creations in green and white. Timmins also had outfits to bring the fair sex out in multitudes. Joe 'Chirkoski. of Iroquois Falls. was the referee. Penaltiesâ€"Timmins, 5; Noranda, 5. Line-upsâ€" Timminsâ€"Hodnett, goal; Porter and Lortie. defence; Arundell. centre; Anger and Walsh, wings; alternates, Krupka, Lamoureux, Trem‘blay and Irvine. Nor darâ€"Mayo, Le’barg, defence Plumb and Rice Tremblay, Pender Heron. YOUNG DEMPSAY TRIMMEI) OPPONEN’I‘ AT KIRKLAND Last year The Advance printed item from The Northern News referri to an alleged fight at Noranda in who Young Dempsay, of Timmins. was $1 posed to figure. It didn‘t look exac like Young Dempsay, of Timmins, i the item said it was. So that was th But Young Dempsay came forward show that he was not the party nan and that he wasn’t even in Noranda the occasion named. and in fact tl he didn't even know anything ab< the matter until he read the item The Advance. SO. that was th There and then The Advance promi: itself to be careful about accepting ex reports in as reliable a paper as '1 Northern News. But another Chan is taken this week. The follow. paragraph appeared in a remrt oi boxing programme at Kirkland L2 as given by The Northern News. '1 style this time looks more like YOL Denmaay. of Tirmnins. Here is 1 paragraph from The Northern News “Young Dempsay. substituting for I Lang. was the master of Red Gardii from the first gong. Dempsay floo: Gardiner in the first round. and fr then on was gradually wearing r down. Gardiner was game. newer and kept trying to locate the elus Dem-psay. Gardiner's seconds thi in the towel during 1 save their man from Regina Poe difficult to D the Calgary action brings to the fro: the question of the right of the debu to say when he will not pay. A mun cipality or a state may default and is difficult for the creditor to imrsv. them and to collect. The individu: debtor is not in a similar position. in one may wonder what his action will t if corporate bodies proceed to demor strate- that they are to pay only whe and what they may feel like paying. net )pay debts s lntcres a slam. goal; Rainville and McCann, centre; wings; alternates, Malone, Ginn and he 'riadi' m PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TWINS l! rh‘ nc *bu 11’ 1X an in .H .IIIIII’IIIIIIIII,”I’IIIIII”””””’l.””’lr””’fl DO‘ 1‘1 I'C( numbe troublc ch t! to sprez the um conditic What a or are Lney gomg w bring those lost comrac road of clear thinking? gests itself and that is soldier organizations t( §xsx\\\‘\\\‘xmxs\wmmmmgl Diocese of 3100501109 is brc un th thesé Soviet agents. Th who will say: “Well, therl veterans arrested. Why that?" But when it is were only 45 at the 11181 this many all w ronto these sion .11 Noteworthy Achievements in Advertising of 0x0 hat fam licity pany house Englax‘ dows if who da mited -'l recent achievemex 30 its record in th Perhaps one of achievements was the tower of Uhei an 'hat are the r tions doing in as 11 1U ble )uta the X0 .CI‘ the Porcupine The Canadian Legion in W31 11‘ i1 were All held will One LS the police men 1 N as )f on n The Bugs "ave Bitten I'l‘ ,door a f urth mndred: )COI whi‘ TUE >ropri£ beef 6 I'UI nciti 1" th di W011 3X n 11' ll 1m 1118K im I one meeting ry interesting pc anner in which \‘C nc he I‘l‘ lectic in t1 )l' propaganc erans anc‘ tl' ha pris at m )C 1am: ll telling 01 e propaga There an ere were 1 VC an 011 eet h nsist M'C t6 mc One ‘way sug' >r 2111‘ returned 1d nd most smx mstruction ldi worry' over gured there mg the per- indeed. and ing out of )I' won .11 t1 proof fc fam 11‘ he world n a high the mat- the pub- ,his com- fternoor II tl‘ organi- Are they .hey are. t unabl I‘he Lw K mcem 6X1. inI th .nc‘ ,nd W11 a cam- nc and 1nda of 0 some th c, an furthc bey m 1m 'I'lly hav- ithe Service Burea l the Comrade Wyse vs neet- Feb. 4th and 5th Lfter- the zone represen force cial Command of as a will be pleased 1 men may have pensic t the and in this was .ll‘ easy Ware -ndor win W ONTARIO of lif .ll'i L11C ha fc m1 .v1- 'est VC 'ed L0 ll )1 of 1t 3y claims on pensions readjusted. This man has been appointed by the Cana- dian Legion and does his work through the Service Bureau of that organization. Comrade Wyse will be in Timmins on Feb. 4th and 5th. Mr. Austin Neame. the zone representative for the Provin- cial Command of the Canadian Legion will be pleased to interview any who may have pension problems to adjust and in this way speed up the work which is being accomplished by the pension adjustor. Perhaps a few points could be given here for the information of those concerned in the matter, reâ€" garding the various cases which Com- rade Wyse would be pleased to assist. Those who have been in receipt of pen- sion and who commuted same, and in this class also any whose pensions were cut off for any reason. Those, whose disabilities have increased, and who have received no additional pension. Those who have a disability from war service and who are not in receipt of any pension, providing the person has all details and facts with him. In this latter class the advice is given for the benefit of those concerned to Lave signed doctors’ certificates also. with all necessary data. War widows who seek justification of pensions, and all seek justification of pensions, and all matters pertaining to any problems re- garding pensions. Comrade Wyse will be pleased to interview. Those who met the Northern Ontario pension ad- justor on his last visit here found him very sympathetic and were impressed with the manner in which he pains- takingly built up a suitable case to put before the Board of Pensions. If those who intend to interview Comrade Wyse on this visit will have all necessary data prepared along with any medical information it will greatly speed up the work. It should also be remembered that Comrade Austin Neame or any member of the executive of the Tim- mins branch along with the writer of this column will gladly assist any re- turned soldier in securing an interview with the pension adjustor. MdAUf-HllN-BUICK EGHTS Pension Adjustm- news of the vis M 0R[ AND Bfiifk MIIIS h 5y fine [nu-rum In their Welfare an is larger, ruumier, lower . . . wnn smart Wind-Streamed Styling. It has new Fisher No-Draft Ventilation . . . Safety Glass . . . Engine eushiunecl in rubber. . . New autmnalie eluteh . . . l’usholmlton starter . . . Automatic shock absorbers . . . and many other features that Canadian El ['1 motorists helped decide. (Ionic, sec and drive tlu: new Mi-Laughlin-Buick your- srlf! lt'n an outstanding dollar value ~â€" coating \fvry little more pvt month than smaller cars, on ”10 convenient G M A C plan. And what's more . . . McLaughlin- Blllt'k.5 proved ability to give more and 1n: lllilll\ awled mu ljustor Coming her visit of Comrade Legion pension adjus- Ontario. should be of who may need their ns readjusted. This if n‘ ‘1 viewed the now A’chaughlin- Buick for 1933 . . . new crowds still viewing it daily! The reasons many: The new McLaughlin-Buick rgcr, rumnicr, lower . . . with smart Iii-Streamed Stvlinu. It has new :33'. WW M’ZWEWJ 323322? ”“t mung reding raming nes be H â€"W. A. Devine MARSHALL - ECCLESTONE LIMITED by for: .‘ 8m army H‘ ”SA NUS uf pruplt mt ranks 01 Now the for: m TY nd L“ iasticai provtnce or R1 jeopardized by the loss oi dowrnents and other fun (or the next three year: generosity of agents of t Society of the Church c Canada (including the u throughout the Dominim Within a few weeks at iishment of the Episoopa Special Maintenance m the interest on the lost the amount of approxin estimated to be necessar has been almost pledged. In the meantime the 3 Restoration Fund Comm replacement in full of the totalling some $760,000 133 the church. will be made The dioceses of Rupert‘s cnee. Keewatin. 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