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'the lower model of black bakou. THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd; 1930 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 3 Fashion Fancies | Doubling Up Their Style Smatctness Doubling up on popular style themes is one way the smart coat has of arousing enthusiasm. The tiered skirt, the bolero jacket and sleeve decoration imposed above the elbow are all so important a part of Spring costumes that this coat shown above, for instance, not only decided to use all three, but two of each: The double bo- lero bodice, the double elbow cuffs and the double tiered skirt are used with tailored correct- ness. Fashioned of black woollen of asoft basket weave, the. model assumes a practical as well as fashionable quality. Despite the colorful woollens and silks being shown and generally accepted the black coat retains an enviable place of prominence in the spring wardrobe] For the first chill days they are created of woollen fab- rics, while heavy silk crepes and wool crepes are already making a significant "debut. Individuality Tucked Into the Brim Tucked into the brims of the new spring hats are many novel and individual ideas of styling. Pleats appear in surprising places and offer a distinctive quality to 1930 versions of tailored and dres- sy millinery. With a plain brima box pleat or a single pleat on one side may be used or again one side may be pleated while the other is folded back to express an individual conception of the idea. This latter is the choice of the gray panamalaque model shown at the top of the sketch above. It is trimmed with green velvet rib- bon, which is draped over the forehead and knotted at the left side, while on the right it is pull- ed through the brim. Another important characteris- tic of the present mode is seen in That is the picturesque effect of the scoop brim which harmonizes so superbly with the frocks of the day. Here the brim is cut nar- rower in the front, as is the pro- vocative habit of brims this sea- son and droops low on the cheeks, to. be decorated by a series of pleats at the back. A narrow band and flower of white leather piped with red supply a color contrast that would make this hat a smart THE RHYMING| OPTIMIST L__By Aline In a Cathedral Here is a dimness which quent Of thoughts unspoken, thoughts ~ too high for speech, With muted music and soft light is blent - A sense of things beyond words utmost reach. Here Silence lays her fingers on the lips And pours her balm into the troubled heart; | Cares pass away like distant, out- bound ships That slowly down the horizon depart. is elo- Far off, across the sanctuary's gloom, Within the space too sacred for men's feet, Like little stars the joyous can- dles bloom, : Like holy thoughts the incense rises sweet; A benediction lingers everywhere A brooding Presence thrills the lambent air. The Ideal Who would relinquish any dream For truth, as long as fancies seem So freighted always with life's best; With things desired, yet not pos- sessed ?- The dreams of youth paint days- to-be With every blest felicity, They showed a fairer world than this, No grief or care to mar its bliss. The dreams of age are lovely things, An irridescence on their wings Brings back again the radiant glow Of dawn, of hope, of long ago! Too rare, perhaps, for mortal touch, : Yet dreams have blessed the dreamers much, is Because, in time men shape their lives Nearer the dream for which each strives ! "Mad Fourth' to Hold Reunion in Hamilton This well-known overseas Bat- talion is to hold their Annual Re- union in Hamilton 6n the 26th, and 27th of April 1930, in com- memoration of 2nd Battle of Ypres, when this unit earned for '|themselves a name that will go down in history by their gallant stand on that day. All members who are interest- ed are requested to write Capt. R. S. Watson, 66 Beulah Ave., Hamilton, who will forward full particulars. It is expected that upwards of six hundred will attend. Temiskaming © Northern ~ Ontario Railway TRAIN SERVICE The CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Trains Nos. 1 and 2, between Montreal and Vancou- ver, daily, operating through Sleeper between Cochrane and Toronto. These trains use Canadian National Railways station at North Bay. TRAINS Nos. 46 and 47--Through ser- sice daily, between Toronto and Timmins, al- so to Rouyn and Noranda, Que., operating Par- for Cafe Car Service between North Bay and Timmins. Through Sleepers operated be- tween Toronto and Timmins, also between Toronto, Rouyn and Noranda, Que. These Trains use Canadian National Railways sta- tion at North Bay. TRAINS Nos. 17 and 18--Daily except Sunday service between North Bay and Coch- rane, operating through Sleeper between Tim mins and Montreal. These trains use Cana- dian Pacific Railway station at North Bay. LOCAL SERVICE between Cobalt, Foun- tain Falls and Silver Centre, Monday, Wed- aesday and Saturday. Connections at Earlton Jee: for ELK LAKE daily except Sunday. Connections at Englehart for CHARLTON daily except Sunday Connections at Swastika daily with Nipis- sing Central Railway for KIRKLAND LAKE, LARDER LAKE, -CHEMINIS, ROUYN, and NORANDA, Quebec, and Intermediate Points, Connections at Porquis Jct. for IROQUOIS FALLS, daily. TRI-WEEKLY SERVICE between Coch- rane, Island Falls Jct., and Coral Rapids, leay- ing Cochrane 8.30 a.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday, arriving Coral Rapids 2.55 p.m. same day, returning leaving Coral Rapids 8.30 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriv- ing Cochrane 2.30 p.m. same day. See current Time Table or apply to any T @ N. O. Rly. Agent for full particulars. A. J. PARR, Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt., North Bay, Ont. addition to many costumes. Want Ads. Bring Results Again Have Chance to Get Free Newspaper Annual Guessing Contest is Now Open; Name Date of Ice Leaving the Lake The Haileyburian's annual guessing contest on the date of the ice leaving Lake Temiskam- ing, which has been run by this paper for several years, is again open. The conditions of this con- test are the same as in previous years, that each reader who cor- rectly guesses the date on which the lake will be clear of ice will receive a year's subscription free of charge. Captain McCarthy Burns, who is closely in touch with conditions on the lake, will be the referee of the contest, and his decision will be final. Any person is entitled to enter by filling out the coupon below and sending or bringing it to the office. The closing date will be Saturday, April 12th and only guesses made up to that date will be accepted. As many members of a family as wish may send in their guesses, each on a separate coupon, but only one subscription will be awarded in each family. By making a careful study of the clearing dates printed below one may strike an average date, but whether it will help or not we cannot say. On some occasion in the past, there have been a number of win- ners, while on others there have been very few, and once or twice there have been none. However, the awards will be made imme- diately after the lake is clear; those who are already subscribers will have their due dates advanc- ed a year, and those who are not will be placed on the mailing list. COUPON My guess is that the ice will be out of Lake Temiskaming CO) pM roan Manca ict Gade.o ob Name ¢. 25ers Soo eee Address... i2.58 hs = Sea RECORD 18335 Scape ies May 15th 1 omens ome April 25th TS iia s ane oe ease May 5th SESS (0) Set eames ae April 30th 189 Zoe .... May 8th April 27th paige May 5th .. May 7th . May 2nd April 23rd April 27th ieee 9 ohn RE May 7th April- 29th May 7th IN OV eestes aos arene May 16th ISOS" ore gosta « May 15th 1909. ao May 17th 1910 .. April 12th IRB Gee cen near ae May 8th Na ees May 5th TOTS eer ors . April 27th LOLA cide os tee wae May 14th LOTS ee errs April 28th DQG errs er rateta eters: exci May 2nd ON Aner Seater . May 10th TS tos ennee April 30th 191 Dek S38 on. April 24th ODO AN ie eerste. ¢ May 6th LOD yer. ccteitays.> April 26th Pe ohn ree, May 5th May 21st April 29th May 2nd 1926 .. May 22nd 1927 .. April 25th 1928 ... May 14th 1920p ele ie May 5th INFANT WELFARE CLINIC COLUMBUS HALL EACH THURSDAY 3 to 4 p.m. i he { Brading Breweries Limited COMMON DIVIDEND No. 25 Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of Thirty-three and one third cents.(.3314) per share upon the Common Stock of the Company has been declared for the two months ending March 31st 1930 payable April 10th 1930 to shareholders of record at the close of business March 31st 1930. _By Order of the Board, Orrawa,Onr. TT. A. McConkey March 21st 1930. Acting Sec-Treasurer Health Service of the Canadian Medical ; Association Cleanliness Cleanliness, which is essential to health, is something more than a matter of aesthetics. cleanliness It means within and without. It includes the removal of all waste matter produced in the body, as well as freedom from dirt on the outer surfaces of the body. If the skin is to function prop- erly, the pores must not be block- ed; they must be kept clean by the regular bathing of the body. It is probably true that a large majority of people do not drink sufficient water. A glass or two of water before breakfast and between meals is a habit which should be cultivated. In this way the required intake of water will be secured and, in addition, the habit will be found to be of very real assistance in overcoming faulty bowel elimination. Constipation is one of the most common complaints of the human family. It represents self-neglect and failure to develop a habit which can be established if sim- ple rules are followed and persist- ed in until the regular habit is established, _ The most important considera- tion is the establishment of the habit. The taking of food is a natural stimulus to bowel' action and, therefore, a natural time for evacuation is a half-hour after a meal. There is some difference of opinion as to how =--~~; move- ments there should be daily, but there should be one at Ieast. The toilet must be visited at exactly the same hour every day whether or not there is an urge 'to go. habit and the free use of water, fresh or dried fruits should -be used regularly. If the bowel is OO teececcccsee eo © In addition to the regular toilet; containing some roughage, such as cabbage, celery and whole cer- eals, may help. It is also necessary that the-in- dividual exercise daily. Exercises which bring into lay the abdo- minal muscles are useful. A min- imum of daily exercise may be considered, such as an hour walk. are special cleanliness. The regular ul i The care of the teeth and hands} : % | points of personal], use of the tooth-brush to free the teeth of food particles and to massage the gums is required. The thorough washing of the hands before preparing or eating food is one of the simplest and most practical measures in pre- venting the spread of communi- cable diseases. Questions concerning Health, addressed to Canadian Medical Association, 184 College nlin sular proper! street, Toronto, will be answered personally not irritated, the addition of food) by letter. "quart of milkaday' Charles. helpful suggestions. FREE NAME One way to ensure your child having the ' urged by health au- thorities is to serve the milk dishes that are so appetizing when made with Borden's St. Send for free Recipe Book full of (A Tall Can of St. Charles, being doubly rich, equals a quart of bottled milk) THE BORDEN CO. LIMITED, Dept. A, 140 St. Paul Street West, Rroricreal Use coupén. RECIPE COUPON ADDRESS. "66 \\ee TED Me , Borden CHARLES MILK (UNSWEETENED) = PERSONAL SERVICE be found wanting. THE REASON WHY Dominion Stores Limited have over 525 stores in Ontario and Quebec is one that the housewife, who does her shopping at these all-Canadian stores, could easily answer. to the point--"Quality, Economy and Personal Service." To those, however, who Dominion Stores Limited have not. the pleasure of serving, we ask that you give us a fair trial, and we guarantee that that reason---"Qvality, Economy and Personal Service'--will not That answer would be brief and GOOD QUALITY No.2 Tim - POSITIVELY NO DEALERS SUPPLIED Tomatoes LO: 4prico | Milk lh FOR POTS AND PANS EXTRA FINE EVAPORATED \- <P. -~ ' 3. @. &. PACKAGE 2" ¢ A DELIGHTFUL FLAVOR l a = é-L , CRESS! STM rit" Be F ¢ Ss LB. 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