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b- See ae ee): a ee a cates nae. om Speer as ee Oe OR Re OO a New silk and Jersey Dresses at Mrs. Dickson's. Mrs. Dickson spent a few days in Toronto last week. New early fall felt hats in all the leading-colors at Mrs. Dick- son's. Children's khaki overalls, and baby's rubber pants, at The Ar- cade this week. Mr. and Mrs. McBain, of Kirk- land Lake, visited friends in Hail- eybury this week. Mrs. F. A. Giroux has gone to Paradis Bay for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reese. Tonight, last showing of "Gig- olo" with Rod La Rocque, at the Broadway Theatre. 3illie Dove in "An Affair of the Follies' at Broadway Theatre, Monday and Tuesday. J. D. Macdonald and Emmett E. Smith left on Monday on a motor trip to Toronto. Thrilling railroad picture "The Block Signal" at Broadway The- atre Friday and Saturday. Loyer's Form Corsets, broken sizes, regular $10, to clear at $5, at Mrs. J. A. MacDougall's. Three cars with Ohio State li- cense plates were parked at Ho- tel Haileybury on Tuesday night. Miss E. Dack, of New York, is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byrne, Marcella Street. - * Call up the Haileybury Bottling Works for Special Dry Ginger Ale in cartons or cases. Phone 34. Miss Grace Comfort, of Wel- land, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hutt this week. Misses Mattie and Marie Clut- chey have gone to Toronto 'to spend a few weeks' visit with friends. - Clearing all our beautiful stock of voiles and broadclothse at 10% over.cost-price. Mrs. J: A. Mac- Dougall. f Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Legris--re- turned on Sunday after a motor trip through southern and east-} ern points. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cardinal were in Haileybury from Rouyn last week on a visit to friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Everett motored up from London, Ont., and are visiting Mrs. Everett's sister, Mrs: W. J. Adair. Mrs. W..L. Howell, of - Silver Centre, went to Porcupine last week for a visit with Mrs. Alf. Reamsbottom. Mrs. H. Ratcliffe and Miss Mabel Ratcliffe are in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Rat- cliffe, Lake Shore Road. Special--This is the only store here handling the famous Sham- rock Linens, made in Belfast, Ire- lands Mrs. J. A: MacDougall. Jack Dempsey and Jack Shar- key fight pictures will be shown only at the Classic Theatre, Co- balt, this Friday and Saturday. Vilma Banky and Ronald Col- man in "The Winning of Barbara Worth" at Broadway Theatre, Cabin Cruiser For Sale FULLY EQUIPPED, TWIN ENGINES LENGTH, 39 FEET PRICE $450 Terms can be arranged --Apply-- E. Hargreaves HAILEYBURY Wednesday and Thursday next. His Honor, Judge Caron, of Cochrane, spent the week-end in Haileybury the guest of Judge and Mrs. Hayward, Lake -Shore Road. Judge and Mrs. Hayward left on Monday evening for New York to attend the wedding of the Judge's brother, Mr. E. A. Hayward. Miss Madeline Murray is home from Toronto for a couple of weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. -and Mrs. D. R: Murray, Blackwall Street. Mrs. A> McInnis, with her son, Allen, of Toronto, is in Hailey- bury for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. McKinnon, Amwell Street. Mrs. Andrew Farrell,, of Kirk- land Lake, and Mrs. Lyman Fan- cy, of Cobalt, were visitors last week at the home of Mrs. R. Far- rell, Meridian Avenue. A party consisting of Hon. N. W. Rowell, Miss Rowell, Miss Baker and Mr. Parkes, is spend- ing a few weeks at Brown's Is- land, Lake Temiskaming. A splendid supply of cotton and sheeting, pillow slips, towelling, and towels; table linens, crash bath mats, etc., in a wide range. Mrs. J. A. MacDougall. Billie and Donald Paterson re- turned to their home in, Engle- hart on Monday, after spending a week with their aunt, Mrs. H. Poppleton, Georgina Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sanderson and little son left on Saturday to motor to Toronto for a visit with friends.. They were accompan- ied by Miss Marion Strong, who had been visiting here. Mr. Alfred Chesser, who has spent the past three years in Kimberley and Trail, B.C., is in Haileybury for a two.sveeks' visit with his mother, Mrs. A. H. Ches- ser, Blackwall Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson, and daughter, Violet, and son, Ralph, returned Saturday to their two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .W. H. Rice, West Road. > Miss Shirley Seymour has very successfully passed with honors, her University of Toronto, Tor- onto Conservatory of Music pri- mary pianoforte examination. Shirley is a pupil of Miss K. Don- aldson, New Liskeard. Mr.' A. P. Knechtel returned on Monday after a visit to his former home at Wingham, Ont. He was accompanied by his sis- ters, Mrs. B. Elliott, of Camrose, Alta., and Mrs*J. W. McKibbon, of Wingham, who will spend a week or two here. Get your LauraSecords at Bryan's WRAY'S DRUG STORE Refreshing SUMMER DRINKS Lime Juice Cordial .. $1.00 Walsh's Grape Juice, ' 15c, 60c, $1.00 FIRST AID KITS In convenient sizes four Tourists and Prospec- tors $1.00 to $4.00 ASSORTED PENNANTS OF HAILEYBURY Golf Balls, Bathing Caps, Car Chamois, Car Whisks, Travelling Kits. Chocolate Bars... 6 for 25c Developing and Printing ~ 24-hour service P.H. WRAY, PhmB, The Family Druggist For Pure Drugs and Careful Dispensing Phone 3 Prompt Delivery ome in Montfeal after spending | Miss Jessie Salter, of Detroit, Mich., is a guest at the home of Mr. and_Mrs. D. G. Allen, Brew- ster Street. Mrs. Stanley Boyce, who has been visiting friends in Hailey- bury for a few days, went north to visit friends and relatives in Cochrane, Iroqouis Falls and Smooth Rock Falls. She is ac- companied by her young son. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Hutt and their three daughters, of Los An- geles, Cal., are in Haileybury this week for a visit with Mr. Hutt's brother, Mr. F. W. Hutt. and Mrs. Hutt. They motored through from their western home. A note from Jasper Park Lodge Jasper, Alberta, this week con- veys the information that Mrs. J. W. Morrison, of Haileybury, was a guest at the Lodge on July 22. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison. are at present on a trip to Alberta and British Columbia. SPLENDID CONCERT IS GIVEN BY LOCAL BAND LAST SUNDAY EVENING A splendid open air concert was given by the Haileybury Citizens Band on Sunday evening last before a large audience which gathered on Broadway Street following the services in the churches. There were some 20 players present, and, with the ad- dition of some new music, the concert was one that was thor- oughly enjoyed by all. The band, under the instruction of Mr. G. Parkinson, is steadily progressing and new players are being added regularly. Although it is only a few months since the organization of the band, it is al- ready becoming a first class mu- sical body. Concerts are being given in both Cobalt and Hailey- bury at regular intervals and the Wrongful Dismissal is Alleged in Court Case A shortage of $2 in the day's takings at the Haileybury store of Assaf & Co., on June 3rd, was the starting point of an action heard in Division cotirt here on Friday, when Miss Henrietta Boyle, of Cobalt, sued the firm for $115, damages claimed for al- leged wronful dismissal. Eddie Assaf, nephew of the proprietor, admitted subsequent- ly that he had taken the money, and Albert Assaf, his uncle, has signed a statement, with R. D. Cumming, local barrister, as wit- ness, clearing the plaintiff and Miss Edmonds, a fellow clerk in the store. Miss Boyle and Eddie Assaf were "fired", it was stated in the evidence, although the uncle de- clared his nephew was living with him in Cobalt and "was around the Cobalt store once in a while." Miss Edmonds resigned. Miss Boyle claimed a month's wages, car fare, and the price of seven meals weekly for a month, this, she said, being her contract with the firm. She alleged that the reasons given for her dismissal were that her employer objected to her having brought Mr. Cum- ming into the store to question Eddie and because she, with Miss Edmonds, had. gone out of the store "in my time" to consult the lawyer, leaving Eddie in charge, they knowing him "to be a thief." Defendant did not deny this. He insisted Mr. Cumming had witnessed his signature to the statement when he had signed it, but this was denied by both girls and the lawyer, and the absence of the former from the'store they explained by their visit to Mr. Cumming to obtain his signature as witness. Assaf, according to NOTICE is hereby given th The practice of leaying lav tinuously is a waste of wat is neither fa Persons guilty of a breach prosecutio Published by orders of the provide that Lawn Sprin&tiwe may be done between the hours of 5 and 9 a.m. and 5 and 9 p.m. ONLY. tions of the Town being deprived of water for cooking and drinking purposes at certain hours of the day, and boys are becoming expert in thetr| plaintiff, paid for the legal ser- music. vices and had asked her, when TOWN OF HAILEYBURY ea Soewe : Notice toWater Consumers " 2 -" 20c0e #7 LAWN SPRINKLING - vs Wc eOed~e = 4 at the By-laws of the Town vn sprinklers running con- er and results in some por- ir nor legal. of the By-law are liable to n and fine Waterworks Committee. HERBERT A. DAY, Clerk THESE Wanted--Maid for general house- work. Apply to Mrs. L. Eren-| hous, Lake Shore Road. _13-tf.! Wanted--Maid for general house-! work. Apply at the Children's | Shelter. 12-t.f.| For Sale or Rent on Easy Terms --Residence of H. F. Strong, 5 Ethel"Street, Haileybury; nine roomed house, two bathrooms, hardwood floors throughout, garage, ample yard room, con- venient to car line and splendid view of the lake, very comfort- able winter or summer resi- dence. Apply to H. F. Strong, Room 909, 263 St. James St., Montreal, or to J. D. Macdon- ald, Haileybury. 16-4c Lost--In Haileybury, downtown, purse with sum of money. Finder please return to Mrs. Lapierre, Albert Street BRING Information Wanted as to where- abouts of William Willson Ormsbee and John Robert Myles. Kearney & Tuer, Hail- _ eybury. 16-1-c To Rent--Three furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping, or a six roomed house, with all conveniences. Apply at Hail- eyburian Office : 16-1* For Sale--Comfortable Home in desirable locality. Apply at 74 Georgina Ave. North, or phone 38. 9-t.£. For Sale--Pipeless furnace, large size, used two years only; to be sold cheap. Apply to Thorpe & Branchaud. 8-tf. Wanted--To buy a House in good location, not too large; terms must be reasonable. Apply at Haileyburian Office. For Rent -- House on Latchford Street. Apply to Mrs. A. L. Herbert. 13-t.f. House For Sale--Five Rooms and bath. Corner. Florence and Brewster Sts. Phone 381 11-tf Boarding House and large Stable for sole--Deeded property, best location in town with good bus- iness; partly furnished; price right for quick sale. Apply H. W. Crawford, Boston Creek. 39-t.f. she offered to pay why she should do so, "seeing you are not guilty. According to the evidence, Ed- die Assaf had a smash-up with his uncle's car prior to the tak- ing of the money, and he had a repair bill to meet. Albert Assaf produced a charge slip to show Miss Boyle had sold her sister two pairs of boys' overalls at what he alleged was the cost, and not the selling price, but plaintiff insisted there had been a _ sale tag on the articles; and Assaf ad- mitted he did not advance this evidence as one reason for dis- missing his former manageress. Albert Assaf told Judge Hay- ward the reason he had signed the statement was that "I was sore because they had given me all this worry and trouble," but he did not answer when His Hon- or asked him if he thought his reply sounded "reasonable." The case will be argued next week and decision rendered later. er Youngest First Class Student At Toronto Normal School Haileybury friends of Miss Le- ona Charlebois received word last week-end that she had been suc- cessful in obtaining her First Class Certificate from the Toron- to Normal School. We _ under- stand also that she-was the youngest first class student at Toronto. Miss Charlebois is the daughter of Mrs. Charlebois, Principal of the Haileybury Separate School. Congratulations are extended. cece --------) RIFLE ASSOCIATION IN CONNECTION WITH 97TH IS BEING FORMED HERE A Rifle Association in connec- tion with the local company of the 97th Algonquin Rifles is being formed here, under the direction of Captain Millen, and the first steps were taken on Tuesday ey- ening, when some fourteen men signed the roll. These consisted largely of the volunteers who spent the training period in camp at Owen Sound early in the month. The boys had been noti- fied that a parade would be held that evening, but not many of them were out on account of the muddy condition of the ground. It is necessary that at least thirty men join the association at the start, in order that an in- structor may be sent from head- quarters. It is proposed to have the old indoor range in the arena building fixed up for practice and an outdoor range-will be provid- ed. Those wishing to enroll in the association can give their names to Mayor Hamilton at any time and as soon as the required number are signed up further steps will be taken to get the project under way. ALBERT GOSPEL HALL Albert Street - Sunday School ....... 3 p.m. Gospel Meeting ...7.00 p.m. Bible Class, Thursday, 8 p.m. Young People Fri., 7.30 p.m. Condensed Ads Bring Results. SHIRTS Collar _ Attached Separate Collar In Bresde oth and Colors White, Fawn, Blue and Novelty Patterns Derby Cord Phone 8 @rcece JAP. GIBBONS MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR Busy Corner class work. LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES STATEMENTS, INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS CALLING LEAFLETS, or any other printed matter asually printed in print shops If your supply is low, bear in mind that we are at your service with experience that insures first- Job Printing is Our Business May We Have Your Order? ~ cm } ARCHIE SHROFF ' LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR : SPRING and SUMMER SUITINGS in all the Latest Patterns. 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