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3 4 a ; . MeGillivray, b For A Bigger And Better Haileybury Vo 7 __HALEYBURY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1926 Sica Se Vol. 2 22, No. 2 i : | TOWN OF ENGLEHART Judgment Reserved in | | MOURNS PASSING OF periumed and pre:perly {hospital and, as a start has al- trained attendants fed by 5) (Continued on Page ERIC E. SMITH'S VIOLIN RECITAL (IN AID OF LADY MINTO HOSPITAL) GRAND OPERA HOUSE, NEW LISKEARD Tuesday, Apr. relay fe ad p.m : Reserve Seat Pian at Findlay' S nae isl New Liskeard PRINCE OF WALES' TOUR OF AFRICA AND SO, AMPERES Broadway Theatse, April 28th, 29th, 30th, May Ist LIPO INTS Sa MacLEAN'S HAILEYBURY Portraits Developing and Printing Post Cards, Etc. Pictures and Framing Pianos , Phonographs a Radios WILL OPEN TUESDAY, APRIL 20th ' : / in our new stand QOSSSS CPS COSTS C CCA COT SOS SOO C2 O CC ere C CC CC Or ocecc'se® PRINCE OF WALES' TOUR OF AFRICA AND SO. AMERICA Broadway Theatre, April 28th, 29th, 30th, May Ist ' Proceeds of $259 at disgusting circumstances, her children taken from her and she herself, after being found "guilty of prostitution, committed for two years less one day. Very little publicity is given these} cases, but to those who are en- gaged in the work they are yery real and call for all the assist- ance that can possibly be given. It is pointed out that the ma- jority of cases which tie-Society has to deal with come from the unorganized parts of the district, where there is little or no money for such work. Wence the bur- den falls on the towns and town- ships where branches of the Society have been formed. It is acommon belief that the govern- ment makes provision for such cases, but such is incorrect. Of the work that is done through the Shelter here, and the money that is spent, the government pays a very small Proportion. The authorities take no responsi- bility, except in cases where the children are taken away from their parents for adoption by other parties, and asthe aim of the Society is more to make con- ditions such that the children can be left with the parents the great burden remains on the yolunteer workers. There need be no doubt in the mind of any person that the mon- ey made through such affairs as the entertainment last week will 'United Church W.MLS. Tough lost his other son only hout a year ago, and the syinpa- tly of the whole mining fratern- ity in this district goes out to the fe unily. --Sudbury ~---- tr - ---- CURLING CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING ON TUESDAY, MAY 4th The annual Pe ae of the Haileybury Curling Club will be held this year in the spring, in- stead of in the fall as has been the custom in past years. The date set is Tuesday, May" 4th, and the meeting will take the form of a dinner in the Hotel Haileybury at 7.30 u.m. 3esides the usual business - of the annual meeting, including the election of officers, the trophies won during the past season will be presented and a jolly evening |: is promised. Tickets are now in the hands of the executive, or may be secured from Mr. W. J. MeLean at the Hotel. Get your ticket early. ; The chimney sweep started on his spring rounds on 'Tuesday morning and will continue until he has completed the town. be used to the best advantage and will assist in a great work which is being done for the gen- eral good. |R.C.M.P. SERGEANT IS APPOINTED AS CHIEF Propose Extension of | Pp TIMVN c | DR. AND MRS. MOORE : QF POLICE AT TIMMINS § L k Shore = 1 ¥ | ames, Hi Dance and Card Parts | Tnaw ural Services| See ee hia. fe ewer On Lake The vn of Englehart is this | | | Sergeant' E. Pascoe, of ~ tlic rt 4 re i; veek anourning 'Ne passing of -- | [Hocal detachment of the Mounted a Judgement was 'reserved in the 'two of its most prominent c Pantiuiarly successful was the ; <The Inau; gural Service of the| Police, has resig ned his position A special meeting of the t rmen as serv { v ¢ Sel | lie ey 2 ere: 7 7 : Sei ae Pg 'nw Faitel| Zens in the persons of Doctor and |attce and card party helc ia on FE ri-| Pemiskaming Presbyterial of the|\ ith that force after a reat | council was held on mac Y. Con et bt aca pees Cu Ut at ( 5 Mr Moore, who diedj«éay afternoon amd evening last |"\Women's Mis jonary SOCIC ty goin UE ents service and has ac- | evening last, ore 1 some os sa i ED SVS tah Giachino, hie within a few days of each other.}m the Hotel Haileybury, under!the United Church of Canz ada | cepted the position of Chief of} that had not-heen dealt with _at bait, when the case came before: withtm 5 ay me ; a jaone ctl T Poli of the T { ins./the recular ie Thesthay His Honor Jude Hartman at the|Mrs. Moore dick on Thursday) the auspices of the Children s Aidjtook place on Tuesday, April 20,| | Police o e Town of Vimmit 1 regular meeti g on ' page adjourned sitting of the District| last after an illmess of about a rociety fot the benefit of thelin the United Church, New Lisk | {tc will go to his new duties e urly vere up tor discussion. Ame ie Court Pasar tae ar as motn The }tnonth. She hael given birth toa) Shelter. The event was one ofjeard. Mrs. J. A. MacArthur, of | ext week 'these was the passing of -- the company ~ ~ t Rei igainst | baby in March and did not recov- the most pleasant that has been |Taileybury, presided. Greetings | Sar oeont and Mrs. Pascoe haye;month's accounts and the que any moeught suit Fans - 2 = 7 ries , A 5 ea ada eat We <= U rai cge Set igo at SY. ler. She was g treated in 2 }held this season and there wasal{ trom the Presbytery were|been residents of Haileybury tion of the extension of the sewe Giachino for the suin of $400,'the , 1 | og sa hes 92 j he*'Lake SI Road in th mirchase pre of four 'slares of |furonto hospi al, where Dr,!splendid attendance both Spa pith by Rev. Mr -Omond, of|since 1920 and have become weil|}on the' Lake Shore Roa t See Vie = by 'the defend | Moore had gove to be with hez. the afternoon, when a tea andy New Lisk At the conclusion | known and well liked by a great |northern section of the town. s k app er by f : | : : , teas ? Tien? : ant in fee watson of Wharchit |Are port from the city on Mon j musical program was held, and in| 'ie special' inaugural service |citcle of friends who will greatly! The council was requested b 1925 : 3 Gay brought 'the news \that he,! the evening when the dance band fuse was used, the Sacrament|/tegret their departure. With} Mr. J: B. Gibbons to go Into the The 'dhe erie Garay | too, had passed away suddenly an') cards formed the entertainment. | of the Lord's Supper was con-|jthem will go Alice and ( onstance |matter of an extension' of the Pnpcan pe se ding te natok @Y | Sunday moruing. Bo | During the afternoon, vocal|ducted by Rev. Mr, Rawson, of |W ilcox, who have made their main sewer, in order that the ' Peay Ol at ae al iI | The late Dr. Moore was in his | selections Rec Recenter eS SRENIES A K 'obalt assisted by Rev. Mr. Mac -| home with Mr. and Mrs. Pascoe|land to the north of his property counsel, when ene A ie tWwerity-eiglith year and Mrs.) p. Knechtel, pliss Chris 2 | Keracher, of H: aileybury, and by|sinée the death of their mother! might be turned into a residential a id foe Be eee tt, es se Moore was:a year or two your! wall, Mrs. A"G. Dixon, Mrs. as Te Rey. Mr. Omond. jsome years ago. The many jarea. The present sewer ends at acl iy ie es ite I uae aaa *ker. 'They !kad been residents «wf Mitchell, Gohalt, and Mr. Wald-| Mrs. G. 2. Forbes, of Weston,| friends of the family will all wish|Temiskamine Street, where a i a Ys Tas 1s een IT Fy : : i |Englehart for two years, dut-| uff and piano selections by Miss|2ave a most inspiring address on them every success in their new | connection Inet heea made to =e * eine enc me y of dete '€€-ling which time they had mate Goodwin. .A feature of the even-|the work of the Women's Miss-| home. jserve the Gibobns residence to Vi eaten a y ae eats many friends who all mourn their ing's entertainment was the bal-|ionary Society of the United aS ae | the north, and it was stated that ae ae 7 AS ae a been | oat arly death. loon danee, which caused a ereat|Church. A survey of the work AahecRGrneN oeaicat: jif this could he extended. there 2 luded a aes ri i | ------+<2+--- deal of amusement. The prizes| within the bounds of the Presby- sus Purther investigation lw ould be several residences er luded either : 'ioinal | : 3 > 5 ee eer Ve aes che es | j were won by Mrs. Lorne Herbert | terial w as given by Mrs. R. Par- Into Death of Chinaman | ected along the Lake Shore Road ai for the geteuaeht at "ttre | Are Strongly i in Favor and Mr. W. C. Thuerck. i Ker, of t he) Park, for the former {to the North. Uhe waterworks court last week and "iia had | The cammittee in charge wish) Methodist section, and by Mrs.| The Chinese consul at Ottaw a,|committee of the council are been the rea : n for the adjourn- } af H it | B La to extend their thanks to all who MacArthur for the former Pres-| Chow Kwo IIsien, is seeking fur- | looking into the question with a nent iene muted: sethe § tone) OSpl a fe W contributed to the success of the | byterian section, etd ther investigation into the cir-|Vlew to en es the building tentious point centred around al entertainment, particularly tol, The report of the nominating | cumstances surrounding the|0! houses in that section, which ui ) around al Slide ; ' question as to whether provision] The vote on the by-law last |those who jhelped with the pro-, Committee was presented and a-!death of Sue Shue, who was kill-|18 an ideal site for residences. had been made in the | co {ere i} week, Satie these een ,00| Ztaim, and to the hotel manage-|dopted, and the installations of|ed on Lang Street, Cobalt. on} There was some discussion over the company For the payment o it the isters Gf Prowmdence toy Ment, for the use of the rooms | the new officers conducted by] Sunday, April 11th, by an auto-|the proposed road to the Old E to ) Fito 5 ae hoy me any amount with the applic ation |a: in the rebuildins of whe} ond the 'courtesy shown. ~ The | Rev. Mr. Rawson. Phe new offi-| mobile driven by Sampson Plaunt ; Mission from the present road to for*stock. Mr. Gordon content nee APaliiere Tree alten ern enon [proceeds were around $250, which! cers elected were He-will take the. matter up| 'South Lorrain. this was taken stock. : 3f , result avori i ORGp See BY Saat ed that this question would openjas. to be expected. There |S very gratifying to those who| Hon. Pre sident-- Mrs.P. I.Mc- | with Hon\<Ernest Lapointe, Min-|Up last year by the Board of up the whole matter of the in- is a good proportion of abe have the care of the neglected | Ewen, Cobalt. ister of Justice. The consul} lrade eal sgute elie as ' = . ; HA bas : ea er tents / Mac a ; - : ade, ¢ 2 B corporation of the conrpany and}yotes wolled, around two-thirds Children im hand. j__President--Mrs. D, A. Mac charges that the accused should|/faugements made, and the coun in this. he was upheld 'by His/of those who were entitled to| hat this and all other help Keracher, Haileybury. have been required to give evi- Cl! felt that if the two- bodies r, Who ruled that certain} vote onthe question turning out, | Which can be extended _t6 they, Ist Vice-President--Mrs. J. A-jdence under the protection of the| were to get busy on the proposi- of the new defence were!and the great majority voting in|Children's Aid Society is badly}MacArthur, Haileybury. court and that his counsel, Geo.|tion there shouldbe some results able. Mr. Mitchell ax sked | favor of he proposition. needed, is evident to any one} 2nd Vice-President -- Mts. D. Mitchell, should not have been | obtained. Ep Mase Skansen bxhcticccneenitl : é it _lsvho knows only a part of the!Peters, Uno Park. allowed to advise the jury in his! The waterworks committee re- i Pp ; Of some six hundred odd pos ee a Soa oi the R ine Sect ie Mr N i : , 2 adi of the company filed as evidence erat sete there were 405ipolled. work that 1s being done by 1€ Necording ecretary--Mlrs. 3 chatge that they would bé justi-;commended that an ac justment but this was also reTu Se Rava ate 30) St ea tya iin SERS Society throughout this immed-! Rawson, Garett fied im bringing in a verdict of} be made on the water rating of . z | 1 Uy were 0 > Dy-law, > wens r ' 7 ~ : eit - - ' i) Pay teh . Evidence was given by Mr.]93 Gere aie heen bere tears te district. The need for help : Corresponding Secretary--Mrs. | 5 ¢, idental death. the Hutt Building on Ferguson er a < » € ilies mao > childre is a ailey > oat 2 : x ted s requestec r Bagshaw, president of the tom- Ay oustoied baile: eats offend care a the Seng is one an Hutt, ee cee Plaunt is facing a 'charge of Avenue, which yas requested by pany,and Mr. Legris, secretary workers had_been lined up the j that is ver coe Ran the past ; RES BAe eC We manslaughter and has been re- Mr. Hutt. He i 7 Ss vs the rates 'treasurer: as to the sale of 'the/day before and worked' fairly 2Yeeks have bec eae USNS LODE : Bye ay Sei tes ri npee pleased - from custody, son 00; tnidyeach service had been mated stock to the defendant and the! <1, 'iil cence oc a it | the hhigtory of the Society it, | oung People's © Werk--Mrs. Beetle as though it ere spear en ee destin tage oni hee rm US Ye ty ae be Nort& Darme the month olf vn New. Liskeard: = iy An TR 2 Fee a eee gp ies Kk waisdeared=the tdanoiels cane= |; ih 1926, th ee he ate -- ildren's Work--Mrs. H. C aptiea &, ball pe Set he "arranged ing to have the subscription can- jJessness or neglect; there would|-" 77° osfai <t 1 setae cet Lae 1 It . || Bia _|as ene service for the whole. celled on the ground "the IMVEST=I ot be a sificient nimber who] ore complaints aud more neg-|iiarvey Dae s 4 The phate t known depth of | everal matters of routine bus- ment is notin accord with 'the! aid cox tothe polls to carry iiected children handled by the Chr fan Stewardship--Mrs. R.| the-sea i said to be 32,088 feet,!iness were transacted and the wishes of my family." Both | he proposition through. ~ jNociety here than in any previous Pag Uno Park. . about forty miles north of one of|council adjourned in good time, witnesses were questioned by the | The result of the peliaey shi = ¢ jmontl hin its history. This is due ; tra mgers Secretary--Mrs. C.Mthe .P hilippine Islands. At this!after hea ing the results of the defence counsel on the point as|4hat there are only a' very few]*! 8T¢at meas une to the active pie yam, New Lis skeard. point the ocean bottom cutd be|pollmg on the by-law. for the 'to whether any payment had|ycople sho are not in sympathy |* ipaign which has been ee ssociate Helpers--Miss Dea- about eleven and a half miles} rant to the new hospital, which - Bi J ' c people who are not in mpi ly 1 1 Karas © Ghat: coh ie 1 - 3 -- a heen made with the application with the efforts of tl own hare ited im order to bring -- delin-|con, Cobalt. lower than the top,of Mount Ev-|is to be erected by the Sisters of jwith the effort the at al ae lt f ' Monthly Wee i d for shares and there 4 SOME! eorncil to encourage the Sisters|M rent parents to time anc te m Lae sionary ~ I tonthily -- NIL s.| etest, | Providence. = warm passages between opposing in every way in their Purayt es that every child s : ls he 2 * Howm: an New pier. CO ------------------------ .: counsel between defendant's |rehuildine TaRCaNLS hould | fir chance ne make good in life _ supply Secretary--Mrs. Find- counsel < the. witnesse i Sees ships - | During Mareh there have passed jlay Munro, Cobalt. as scete : EB Ce IURESS SD: |be any opposition it is hard to 4 | eee Sheteoe are - Hes No witnesses were called for understand. The grant is to be [int a pers on 1, ' ee 4 a ae iS 'the defence, the case resting On| spread over Aen years, $500 per|@ a = 08 he a fs Se ae tera Tough Killed 5 > estion of Seth Asl abe al 5 2 aplz s have ae >CCLY a the question of the letter of can-| , and is the same arrange-|£0™P oe COP a gree a In a Fatal Explosion || «ellation and the fact that in pt as was made with the ;s-{and more ca investi ed tha 2 : peaoe ee Sane Sane Pathevcn iene Soa 1s spayment had been made. Pee other ie Recial weal as (ever before in the same length ( i Basis iE x ae ate £ ee De ie '| time, andvavepecial ettartaeebeal ae ae ae ident occ one gee S hee eee | Wi ic =p Buskie roper > HIE 1 aR cpt. Dea ada ing made to have every case freee Oe PLOmen syn the aS Ss An 'Bond Street, London, beau-|the matter at he time was ues ce, or iikusage -ofe children |>uiy District, avien «Mr. Harold |i rs] Aj re AGT |submiitted to the ratepayers anc 5 z ioe eee nae Pols | y f pom B} Toug ty shops and re st rooms have | payee ele é le looked into and conditions bet-| ough, son of Mr. Bob Tough, i= IZE-t faeen established for doos edithe payments were not made ened well known throughout the north iS : Z into the fashionable sto by be yalarly, throug ca sa a ie Durty ctlicoepacememaatice ome ries Killed in an explosion said to ||Py \NY PURPO g Pee hile ra z standing in regard tc 1¢ have j » sh; ai= customers. While the dog own Ape tandin tig oui: we man charged with neglect of his | Vs been in ehe | shaft of ithe A ers are buying merchandise or| treatment of indigent patients. itd 4 1 Buskie. The body is being taken | |Z 3 2 | > 1 ELA a -der | chil ren was sentence to a year|} 3) - A havimg beauty gvork done them- erything shold be in order |< Penitentiary aud-onlvirecant tate Niagara Falls for burial, where || FILMS AND eesotia: tapi asas x 4 d,|now fer the building of the new Cap ene aa nN s Mr. B oA selves, the dog xnay be bathed | now 3 eb ) TE ea ae ee eer iemad ite tee in (3 Ir. Tough's home is Mr. Bob | |e SUPPLIES MIG, DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ING LAURA SECORD AGENCY PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPGUNDED BRYAN'S PHARMACY We Deliver + : 4 PRINCE OF WALES' TOUR OF AFRICA AND SO. AMERICA Broadway Theatre, April 28th, 29th, 30th, a ist Peocrrerreevseseosessees SOS POS SSS SSS SSF OO SESS ROS Soeese® ARCHIE SHROFF LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR Re-Opened with a splendid line of Spring and Summer Suitings and Overcoatings at the Old Stand. ; CLEANING and PRESSING Phone 166 Main Street Haileybury ° ; * =e PRINCE OF WALES' TOUR OF AFRICA AND SO. AMERICA Broadway Theatre, April 28th, 29th, 20th, May ist