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Football Season Will Start Here Late This Month Saturday, May 17thâ€"Dome at Hollinâ€" ger; (Dom. â€"Cup). Tuesday, May â€"20thâ€"Hollinger .or Dome at MciIntyre; (Dom. Cup). Saturday, May 24thâ€"McIntyre at Hollinger or Dome; (Dom. Cup). Tuesday, May 27thâ€"MciIintyre at Dome; (League). Saturday, July 1st Sports Dayâ€"(Posâ€" sible International). July 8thâ€"Porcupine at Kirkland Lake; (Dom. Cup). Tuesday, July llth-â€"Hollmger at Mu- Intyre; (League). Thursday, June 8thâ€"Doimne at Hollinâ€" ger; (League). Tuesday, May 13thâ€"Hollinger at Dome; (Dominion Cup). 'I'uesday. July 4thâ€"-Dome at Hollinâ€" ger; (League). Saturday, July 15thâ€"Kirkland Lake at Porcupine (Dom. Cup). Tuesday, July 25th â€" Hollinger at Dome; (League). Tuesday, Aug. 1st â€"McIntyre at Hoeâ€" linger; (Foster Cup). Saturday, Aug. 5thâ€"Hollinger or Tuesday, Auz. 8thâ€"Hollinger or Mcâ€" Intyre at Dome; (Foster Cup). Saturday, May 10thâ€"Mcintyre at Hollinger. Thursday, July 20thâ€"Sudbury D:.sâ€" trict at N.O.FP.A.; (Dom. Cup). f Saturday, . July 22ndâ€"McIntyre at Hollinger; (League). Tuesday, July 18thâ€"SudMury Disâ€" trict at N.OFP.A.; (Dom. Cup). Saturday, July 29thâ€"Dome at .Mcâ€" Intyre:; (Leagut). Thursday. Aug. 10thâ€"Dome at Holâ€" linger or Molntyre; (FPoster Cup). Saturday. Aug. 12thâ€"Porcupine at Kirkland Lake:; (Foster Cup). * édturday: Aug. 26thâ€"Kirkland Lake at Porcupinge; (Byrne Cup). Try The Advance Want Advertisements. The football season opens on Saturâ€" day, May 27, at the Mcintyre Park when theâ€"Dome meoets the Mclntyre. The schedule which provides for 35 games begins this month and concludâ€" es on September 16. . Saturday, Aug. 19thâ€"Kirkland Lake at Porcupine; (Foster Cup). Saturday, Sept. 2ndâ€"Porcupine at Kirkland Lak:; (Byrne Cup). Saturday, Sept. 16thâ€"Porcupine at Kirkland Lake; (League Playoff). The benefit game schedule for last night was postponed until tomorrow because of rainfall at the time the game was scheduled to begin. is c t . c Ey TICKETS LOOD TO TRAVEL : IN CoACHES _ . Ercursion ticketa gaood in ‘l'ourllt. Parler M Standard sleeping cars also available payment of slighily higher passage fares. Dlu price of parlor or sleeping car Lengthy Football Schedule Begins on Saturday, May 27 Saturday, Sept. 9thâ€"Kirkland Lake at Porcupine; (League Playoff). (x) A and B are teams not playing in the Foster Cup Final). ROUTESâ€"Tickets good going via Port Arthur, Ont., Chicago, I!!.. or Sauilt Ste. Marie, reâ€" STOPOVERSâ€"within limit of ticket, both goâ€" ing. and returningâ€"at Port Arthur, Ont., and west; also at Chicago. I!1.., Sault Marie, Mich.. and west in ce cwith tariffs of United States lines, Tuesday, Aug. 15th â€" ‘"A" at "B"; (Byrne Cup). Thursday, Aug. l17thâ€""B" at A""; (Byrne Cup). Tuesday, Aug. 22ndâ€"A or B at C; (Byrne Cup). Dome Meets Mcintyre in First Game on May 27 At Mcinâ€" â€" tyre Arena. Benefit Game Last Night Postponed Until Tomorrow. Dominion Cup Games Begin on June 13. Conclude on July 20. 'i'hursda);, Aug. 24thâ€"C at A or B; (Byrne Cup). Special Bargain Excursions TORSDAY,:MAYâ€" H9RD, 1930 Saturd turning via same route and line only. Generous optional routings. PFull particulars from any agent. GOING DATES DAILY MAY 16 TO 27, 1939 TO ALL STATIONS IN WESTERN CANADA tn‘. Havana Filler=d Saturday, May 27â€" May 27thâ€"Opening Dayâ€"Play begins at 1.15 pm. Mixed twoâ€"ball foursome for 18 hnoles. ‘Supper at Club House at 6.00 p.m. Prize for low gross 18 holesâ€"-2 spoons. Prize for low net 18 holesâ€"2 spoons. Prize for low net 1st 9 holesâ€"2 balls Prize for low net 2nd 9 holesâ€"2 balls. Prize for hidden holeâ€"2 balls. .A meeting was held recently by Jos Sloan, Games Captain, L. R. Simard, Viceâ€"Captain, and Chairman of the Greens Committee Gordon Irving and members, A. W. Pickering, G. S. Black, M. Urquhart and Geo. Lake to decide the programme for the season, which is as follows: ? To Commemorate First Staking of Gold Claims in Porcupine Area. The Porcupine Prospectors Associaâ€" tion are busy these days preparing for the Grand Celeporation to be held at South Porcupine August 5th to 12th, to caserve the thirticth anniversary of the Porcupine Gold Camp. No expense is to be spared to promote the various programmes of sports and amusements, which will include ball games, water sports, foot races, tugâ€"ofâ€"war, drilling contests, dancing, etc., and a grand banquet.. There will also be a beauty contest to elect a Queen of the Porâ€" cupine. Cabinet ministers and proâ€" minent members of parliament, as well as outstanding men in public life, will address the people during the days of celebration. Attractive prizes for the various sports during the celebration will beâ€"given the winners. Arrangeâ€" ments are also beinz made for a numâ€" ber of novel features that will add to the interest of the occasion. The Porâ€" cupine Prospectors‘ Association is also arranging with the Dalton Bus Lines for a special reduced rate service durâ€" ing the whole week of celebration. ~Programme of events for the forthâ€" coming golf season will begin on Wedâ€" nesday, May 24, when the first of the monthnly matches for the Fogg Trophy will ‘beplayed between the Mines and the Town. Officially the season will cpen on Saturday, May 27, with a mixâ€" ed. twoâ€"ball .competition for prizes. Noteâ€"Your two lowest 18â€"hole cards in Lake Shield will be used to detorâ€" mine your place in the draw for the Golf Club Trophy. Lowest 16 in Championship Roundâ€" by Prospectors Aug. 5th to Aug. 12th Lake Shield 72 holes medal playâ€"(4 cards, 18 holes each. First round to be played on or beâ€" fore June 4. Noteâ€"Games may ‘be played before above dates but not later. Prizesâ€"ist low grossâ€"Lake Shield and Spoon; Indâ€"low gross â€" spoon; ist low net â€" spoon; 2nd low net â€" Handicap Trophâ€"match play. Using each player‘s 2 lowest 18â€"hole cards turned in for Lake Shield comâ€" petitionâ€"position for play is drawn as follows: Lowest 16â€"Championshp flight. Next lowest 16â€"Ist flight. Next lowest 16â€"2nd flight. Mixed Twoâ€"Ball Competition Lowest 16 couples playing in May 27th opening match will be drawn for competition in a mixed twoâ€"ball fourâ€" some. ) 9 holes per round-â€"â€"~Handicap Prizzs: Winnerâ€"2 spoons; runnerâ€"uUp â€"2 <balls, others placed in 1st, Season‘s Golf Programme _ Begins on Wednesday Next Second round to be played on or beâ€" fore Junse 11. ‘Third round to be played on or beâ€" fore June 18. Fourth round to ibe played on or beâ€" fore June 25. Exécutive Draws Up Programme for Coming Season at Recent Meeting. Official Opening to be on Saturday, â€" May 27. Fogg Trophy Play Begins Next Wednesday. Particulars of Various Events During Season. Marked Cards must be secured from the Pro before starting each rounclt Grand Celebration Gelf Club Trophy First round to be played by July 2nd. second round to ‘be played by July 9. Third round to be played by July 16. Fourth round to be played by July 23. Prizes: Winner of championship flight, trophy and spoon; runnerâ€"up of championship flight, spoon; winner and runnerâ€"up in each flight, spoon Eighth round to be played by Oct. 1. Prizesâ€"First, Trophy and Spoon; second, third and fourth each one spoon. John W. Fogg Cup Town vs Mines, Nine hole matches. Once a month, starting in May. After warning that they would proâ€" test the British Plan to divide the popuâ€" lation of the state of Palestine between Arabs and Jews on a 60â€"40 basis withn the Arabs in the majority, the Jews went on the rampage. In Jerusalem more than 100 Jews were hurt when they protested en masse and defied the British soldiery. . In the allâ€"Jewish city of Tel Aviv forty were hurt. § The Arabs want all of Palestine and so do the Jews. The Arabs feel that the land is theirs by right of occupaâ€" tion and the Jews feel that ky the terms of the Balfour Treaty Britain promisec the land as a home for the Jews. ®For uwenty years they have been at each The bogey of Fascism in Quéebec has seen raised time and again by partisâ€" an groups. No one resented it more than the French who always felt themâ€" selves among the foremost exponents of British democracy. There was nothâ€" ing forced about the Quebec reception nor was there anything in it at which to be surprised. "Vive le Roi in Queâ€" bec is just as heartfelt as "God Save the King," anywhere else in the Briâ€" tish Empire. Knox Cup Handicap trophyâ€"Match play. _ All players drawn in this event. First round to be played by August 13. Second round to be played by Auâ€" gust, 20th.. . ‘Third round to be played by Auâ€" gust 27th. Four round to be played by Sept. 3. Fifth round to be played by Sept. 10. Sixth round to be played by Sept. 17. Seventh round to be played by Sept. Mr. Dayton Ostrosser left toâ€"day for Toronto to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs., Henry P. Ostrosser, who died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hollbrook, Hamilâ€" ton, on Sunday, May 21st. Mrs. Dayton Ostrosser and two daughters are in Toronto and will attend the funeral which is being held toâ€"morrow (Wedâ€" nesday) at 2 p.m. at Hamilton. The late Mr. Ostrosser was the wife of Mr. Henry P. Ostrosser, the couple being among the early and esteemed pioneers of the Porcupine. St. Mairy‘s Journalâ€"Argus: "Marry proud beauty, and T‘ make you the happiecst woman, in fortyâ€"eight states." "Not much, handsome. I don‘t want to live in a trailer." The magnitude and warmth of the reception ~given the King and the Queen in Quebec should go a long way tcwards assuaging any fears in the mind of the rest of the nation regardâ€" ing Qucbec‘s provincialism and lack of cyalty to the Crown. None but the most biased could fail to disceéern in the tremendous ovation ziven Their Majâ€" esties depths of feeling for King Georce and Queen Elizabsth personally, and a healthy respect and admiration for the British monarchial institution. Interesting South Porcupine News in Thursday‘s Issue A report of the celebration held yesâ€" terday at South Porcupine in honour of the visit of the â€"King and Queen to Canada will appear in Thursday‘"‘s issue of The Advance, together with other items of special interest from South Porcupine. Death of Former Pioneer Resident of the Porcupine Sweepstakes Each Saturday afternoonâ€"18 holes. Entry fee, 25 cents. Balls as prizes However, the fruits of their experiâ€" ments, the lessons they learned and the recomimendations they made all were Cc ky noted. As a result of those first hazardous flights regular air transport service across the ccean began on Saturday when the Yankee Clipper, ‘a 414 â€"ton flying boat with crew of 12, took off with a load of mail! Regular passage will be made from Southampton to Baltimore. The Commercials were victorious on Friday n;ght and won the Sacred Heart L:a_uvue trophy and seven small silver The breaks came in the thitd game. The Bankers started to get the bad breaks, while the Commercials clicked to every man and won handily by 277 pins. Wallingford ‘TTalt«.:.*.;.:;".. Nicolson Webb. ... Salomaa ... Robinson Stevenson Ritzel ... Johnson . Mein ... First ‘flights across the Atlantic in aeroplanesiwere looked upon as stunts The airmen who made them were not looked upon:â€" as pioncers in a dangerâ€" ous experlm nt but as reckless dareâ€" devils: ~ Aged and haggard, Baron Louis Rothschild, once Austria‘s greatest banker and head of the family which built itself step by step on usury to the greatest banking intsitution in the world, was released by the dread Nazi Gestapo after being imprisoned for more than a year. It was the best and closest series playâ€" ed this season. ‘The Commercials dropâ€" ped the first two games, and won the next three, in a "best out of five" serics against the Bankers. The Bankers took the first by 37 pins. Thg Commercials had the second in the bag until, Webb picked off the headâ€" pin on a double and followed through with the next two balls, getting 47 in the three frames out of a possible 135 It was tough luck. The Bankers won by 44 pins. ‘TOEAIS en ... 1062 956 Commsercial‘s winners of the cup Inside of a month tickets will be sold for a fare between $350 and: $400 and regular passenger service will be begun over the waters that engulfed many of the first who tried to across in their rickety crates. Commercials Win Sacred fleart League Trophy s in Interesting Series Totals other‘s thrcats and Britain, which has larze interest in the country, has been trying to act as mediator. The situaâ€" tion has not been more critical in twenâ€" ty years than it is right now. f Not so nimble as his brothers Alâ€" phonse and Eugene, Baron Louis was cauzht last year by the Nazi invasion of Austria. Original ransam demand by the Nazis was for $10,000,000. Actual ransom was probably less as the Rothsâ€" childs are hard bargainers. He was held in two rooms in the top floor of the Hotel Imperial near those of Kurt von Schuschnigg, late. Chanâ€" cellor of Austria. Appointed as Resident Manager at Faymar Mine Mr. D. Ludgate, wellâ€"known for his talent in bringing promising young mines to production, has been appointâ€" ed resident manager of the Faymar Mine, the promising property in Deloro township, at which Mr. Steve Monck Contest for Trophy One of the Keenest in Bowling Hisâ€" tory of Timmins. Record Work ofâ€" Ceorge Walling: ford of The Advance Team has Big Part in Victory. is mine superintendent 211 157 150 COMMERCIAL 207 322 912 1 BANKERS 195 5 best three out. of five games. Another Concert by Timmins and District Concert Band . â€" Timmins District Concert Band will present a concert at Harmony hall on Thursday of this week, May 25th, at 8.30 p.m. sharp. The programme will be a varied one, the band being assistâ€" ed by a number of talented local artists. This will be the first public concert by this band in Timmins. Following the concert there will be a dance at the Palais Royal, Balsam street, music for the occasion being furnished by the tenâ€"piece Buffaloâ€"Ankerite dance band. Tickets are now Obtainable from members of the band, or from the Legion Auxiliary, these tickets adimitâ€" ting to both concert and dance at the one price, and that only a nominal one. Toronto Telegram: Man is more meek when he is hard up. The averâ€" age man can‘t kesp from crowing when he has his pocket full of chicken feed. Event Thursday Night to be Followed by Dance. ‘The results of the game>»s played Thursday :â€"Commercials won from the Bankers, 3179 to 2892; Moneta won from Mercantile, 2974 to 2852; K. of C. won from 2934 to House won from Delnite, 2962 to 2957. 4 The fifth zame was never in doubt for the Commercials lead all the way. The final playâ€"downs were played Wednesday night, and it was a tossâ€"up ketween the Bankers and the Moneta who would be pitted ag'ainst, ‘the Comâ€" mercials. , The following are the scores fplnyed in the final on Friday night:â€" _ The fourth game was too close for camfort for eithcr team, and was won by the Commercials in the last frame. The Bankers had a good lead. Nicolson did the same, which won the game by €1, HOW YOULL GO FOR _ IHIS LOWâ€"PRICED 214 2717 194 213 171 111 when you feel the surge of its Thrifty 95â€"h.p. Engine Go for a ride and you‘ll "go for‘"‘ this grand new Olds "Select Six‘"‘. Just think of it ... a big, roomy, Style Leader Oldsmobile â€"powered ‘with a great, thrifty 95â€"h.p. Olds Six Engineâ€"with the revolutionary Rhythmic Ride and new Handiâ€"Shift Gear Controlâ€"priced right dow n in the lowâ€"price field ! In the popularâ€"price ftield, mobile leads again . . . with t] new "Series 70 Sixâ€"and t] "Series 80" Straight Eig greatly reduced in price. three brilliant new Oldsm enjoy a demonstration dri\ an Olds for everybody and e , Low monthly payments on the General Motors Incjta{fhcnt Plafi. 290 193 155 198 Phone 229 Showrooms, 7 Third Ave. Timmins 1057 »There were a hundred or more from Timmins whoâ€" enjoyed the fishing near Matheson last week. ~Among the numâ€" ber were Messrs Kerny and Foy who through a slight accident supplied a special touch of humour for the others in the crowd. Their canoe upsetting without other ill results than a duckâ€" ‘ing, the suggestion was adopted unaniâ€" mously that they had deliberately gone into the water to test the temperature to see if it was right for the fish bitig. . Exchange: "The ccircus man just hired me to put my head into the lion‘s mouth." "Isn‘t that hard on the lion?" Oh, no, his part of the act is a snap." St. John Ambulance Silver Dance Was Pleasing Occasion Each lady who attended the dance recelived a plece of silverware as a souvenir of the occasion, and a door prize was won by Jack Simmins. Large Number from Here Enjoy Fishing at Matheson Souvenirs to Those Attendâ€" ing Event in Honour of â€" Royal Visit to Canada.=~ A ~happy crowd gathored at ‘the Riverside Pavilion on Friday evening to enjoy the St. John Ambulance Silver dance. About one hundred and fifty couples were in attendance, to dance t3 the music of the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite orâ€" chestra, and to commence the celebraâ€" tions in lhonour of the visit of Their Majesties, King Ggorge and Queen Elizabeth, to Canada. ADMISSION : $1.00 per couple and his Orchestra In the popularâ€"price field, too, Oldsâ€" mobile leads again . . . with the stunning new "Series 70 Sixâ€"and the 110â€"h.p. "Series 80" Straight Eight â€"both greatly reduced in price. See these three brilliant new Oldsmobiles and enjoy a demonstration drive. 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