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THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, APRIL _ 17th, 1930 Pruge & ae alatiectiatiiaetineeiaetiatits! " Social and Personal 3 a a a a ee we ee Mrs. P. McDonough. left on Tuesday for a visit to Rouyn and Noranda, Que. Mrs. Geo. Bremner, of Bestel, is in Haileybury this week for a visit with friends. Mr. J. J. Byrne, formerly of Haileybury, was in town this week from Toronto. Mr. H. Hollands-Hurst return- ed on Sunday after spending the past week in Toronto. Miss V. Saxton, returned last week-end from a visit with friends in Cochrane, Mrs. B. E. Cooper returned to Haileybury this week after spen- ding the winter in Toronto. Miss Moore has returned to Haileybury this week after spend- ing the winter in Eastern Ontario points. Mrs. Cy W. Tully returned to Haileybury on Tuesday after a visit with friends and relatives in Ottawa. Dr. W. E. George, Provincial Officer of Health for this district, was here from North Bay on Tuesday. Mr. Andrew Whorley returned to Kirkland Lake on Tuesday af- ter a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Whorley. Mr. S. S. Forneri has gone north on a prospecting trip which he expects will occupy the great- er part of the summer. The Englehart Times last week said: "Miss Nora MacLean, of Haileybury, spent last week-end visiting her parents here." Mrs. J.,C. Perry, of Kirkland Lake, spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harris, Marcella St. Mrs. E. Sutherland and infant son, who has been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. Peacock, Main Street, return- ed to her home in Bestel today. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Knechtel left on Monday evening for To- ronto with their little son, who is ill. It was found necessary to take the child to the city for treatment. The regular meeting of the Eastern Star on Tuesday night took the form of a social for the members and their friends and a very pleasant evening was spent with games, dancing and music. FRED MARR ELECTED TO COBALT COUNCIL BY MARGIN OF 5 VOTES Fred Marr, a newcomer to mu- nicipal politics in Cobalt, was elected as a member of the coun- cil in the Silver Town on Thurs- day last, defeating O. Chenette, whose unseating by Judge Hart- man on the ground of non-pay- ment of taxes at the time of nom- ination caused the by-election. There were 826 yotes polled, which is said to be a-record num- ber for a mid-season election there. Marr's majority over his opponent was just five votes. In three polling places in the northern part of the town Chen- ette had the best of the running, but in the other four the victor was away ahead. The vote poll- ed was considerably larger than that of the regular election in De- cember last. NORTH WINS TROPHY OF LIFE INSURANCE CO. AGAINST ALL COMERS Northern Ontario made another record during the past year, when this division of the Manufactur- ers' Life Insurance Company was awarded the company's trophy for the largest progress made by any branch in the organization. This was in competition with the branches of the company throug- hout the world, the trophy for 1928 having been won by Cuba division. The trophy was presented to Chas. Laurent, district manager, at a banquet held last week in North Bay, when about 25 repre- sentatives of the company were present. Among those from this section of the district who at- tended the function were A. W. Lang, Timmins; F. H. Todd, Co- balt and W. C. Thuerck, Hailey- bury. Mr. Laurent was the host at the banquet and later enter- tained the men of the district at his home in North Bay. St. Paul's Church On Good Friday the services in St. Paul's Church will be: Morning Service with hymns and an Address at 10 o'clock. Devotion of the Three Hours-- 12 to 3 p.m., and Evensong at 7.30 m. On Easter Day there will be Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and 8 a.m., Choral Eucharist preceded by a short form of Morning Prayer at 11 a.m., and Sung Eu- charist at 7 p.m. The eleven o'clock service will bethe principal festival service of the day and will include the sing- ing of the proper Psalms and familiar Easter hymns and also an Easter Anthem. The Easter Thank Offering = meeting of the W.M.S. of the|/e United Church will be held in|: the Church basement on Thurs- day, April 24th, at 3 p.m. The speaker will be Mrs. Fairley, of Cobalt. MINING INCREASES FLYING OPERATIONS According to word from the Trade Commissioner's office in- creased flying in northwest Can- ada will result from the opening of the new Coppermine River dis- trict. his is indicated by the Teport that one mining company is contemplating to equip a fleet of planes at a cost of more than $1,000,000 to aid in prospecting the area. Other commercial operators are also expected to operate in the district which extends from the 105th to the 116th longtitude and northward to the North Pole from the 65th parallel, with the exception of the Thelon Game Sanctuary. Notice ALL ACCOUNTS OWING MUST BE PAID AT ONCE AS I AM DISCON- TINUING BUSI- NESS THIS ~ MONTH Jap. Gibbons | CHURCHES | aroe ---- The United Church Rev. D. A. MacKeracher, B.A., Pastor Mr. R. H. Unwin, Organist and Choirmaster 11 a.m., 7 p.m.--Public Worship 2.30 p.m.--Church School. Thurs., 7.30 p.m.--yY. P. S. Fri., 8 p.m.--Choir Practice Commencing Monday, April 14, services will be held each night at 8 o'clock except Saturday, night. Friday night--Preparatory Ser- vice. - Coming on May 11th and 14th, Professor John Duxbury, of Eng- land, in a special dramatic recital, assisted by Arthur Duxbury, ten- or sotoist. Salvation Army Sunday Morning Service at 1} Sunday Evening Service at 7.30. Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Tvesday, 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. Friday, 7.15 p.m --Junior Meeting. 8 00 pm.--Y. P. Legion Meeti COMING TO THE CLASSIC "Has Rib Fractured as THEATRE, COBALT, SOON | Result of Fallon Ice Jack Holt in "Flight," the Co-! Mrs. Napoleon Villeneuve, Har- lamb el ppeten spe-i dy Avenue, is confined to her cial playing at the Classic Thea-! F E i tre, April 18th, 198i. He ig eq. /bome this eee eae AT starred with Ralph Graves in the fractured rib which she sustained most ambitious aviation picture} through a fall on Monday. She made to date. _ * | will likely be laid up for some Janet Gaynor and Charles Far-'weeks. Mrs. Villeneuve slipped rell, filmdon's favorite sweet-'on the ice of the path near her ree are by ag in "Sunny; home and when ee ich her ide ide Up," a Fox Movietone musi- struck against the edge of a el ey Augmenting a cast board. The injury, it is believed of all-stars is 100 singin and' will not prove serious. dancing beauties in the Sharad, ensembles on April 21st, 22nd. | ' The romantic and glamorous;the Brave,' Wednesday, crinoline days of the old South! day, April 23rd, 24th, form the temporal background of! Gary Cooper and Mary Brian's : newest starring picture, "Only: Want Ads. Bring Results Thurs- EMBARRASSING MOMENTS tain rights reserved F1 © 1930, King Features Syndicate, Inc., Gres 3 = ne SA SF = : Zs as ig Sie ES SEAS > eA Sg SSS res Wereo's GAMA aera | aan PUY "TALES tb Ger SMEWING__! | 53 O08 "THE "TOP SHELF o Et t6 3 THESE BRING WANT AD'S RESULTS For Sale--C.C.M. Bicycle. Apply For Sale--Baby Carriage, almost three doors north of New Hos-| new, baby cttter, high chair, pital. 2-1-c; ='crib.- Apply to Mrs. L. Eren- Ds For Sale--One Baby Carriage and house Boone 17% eit one Baby Cutter. Apply at 145!For Sale or to Rent--9-roomed Blackwall Street. 2-1c' house, bath, oil-burner heating. Will be vacant September Ist. Beautiful location, Lake Shore Road., Haileybury. Apply Mrs. L. Erenhous, Phone 177. 2tf : t . For Rent--Four-roomed bunga- children during Easter holidays} Joy on Amwell Street. Apply all day or evenings. Apply at} to Mrs. A. L: Herbert, Phone Haileyburian Office. 2-1-*} 149, 2-t.f. Wanted--Girl for General house-| For Sale--One Reed Baby Car- For Sale--Baby Carriage, in good condition. Telephone 71, Hail- eybury. 2-2-c Wanted--Position to take care of work. Apply to Mrs. Roy! fiage. Apply to Mrs. Frank Thompson, Latchford St., or| Leslie, Browning Street., phone phone 391. 2-1e1 354, pare For Sale -- Well built, modern house in excellent location; six, rooms and 10-foot enclosed ver-, andah. Housing Commission and terms. Mrs. D.W. Camer-: on, Browning St., phone 345. | 2-t£. For Sale -- 17-foot Prospectors' canoe, nearly new. _Will sell For Sale--Electric Range, three- burner, white enamel, low oven in good condition. Apply to Mrs. L. D. Bryan, Brewster St. 2-2-c Wanted--Used Canoe, about 17; for $25. Apply A. McDonough feet. State usage and price to; Silver and Main Sts. North T. McCloskey, Englehart, Ont.: Cobalt: 52-3-* 2-1-* For Sale -- Hatching Eggs from Barron's strain White Leghorn and O.C.A. Barred Rocks. $1.25 per 15. August Johnson, phone 619, Haileybury. 52-4-* Wanted--Experienced Maid. Ap- ply to Mrs. P. M. Fleming, tel- For Sale--Piano, electric range, refrigerator and other articles. Apply to Mrs. G. W. Perram,' Browning Street, or phone 313. 1-2-c To Lease--8-roomed house, large basement, furnace, large gar- ephone 27. 52-3c den, centrally located, very reasonable. Apply at Hailey- To Rent--Seven-room House, all burian Office. 1-2c conveniences. Apply A. Car- dinal, Broadway St. 50-t.f. For Rent--8-roomed House on Latchford Street. Apply to M. : House for Sale or Rent--Apply to J. Conkey, Phone 138, Hatley-. Mrs. F. C. Bidgood. Brewster bury. 52-t.f. Street. 1-4-c Saturday Service at 8 p.m. The Baptist Church A. PRICE, Pastor Sunday Services at 11 a.m. and p.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. Prayer Service, Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. Subjects next Sunday: Morning--"The Glory of the Resurrection." Evening -- "An With Eternity." Albert Gospel Hall ALBERT STREET Sunday School ...... b Gospel Meeting ...7.00 p.m. Bible Class, Thursday, 8 p.m. Appointment Why Operate? for gall-stones, Wanted -- Experienced Woman stomach troubles, appendicitis,; for housework, one who can etc. Use Hepatola, the great take full charge. Apply to Mrs. system cleanser. This is not A. J. Murphy, Lake Shore Rd. an experiment but a proven suc- I-t.f. cess, having been used through- = : out Canada for the past twenty Five Roomed House to Rent on Browning Street with lights years with excellent results. Price $6.75. Write for circu- and water. Apply Mrs. J. lar. Mrs. Geo. S. Almas, Box _ Brewer, Browning St. 48-t-f. 1073-37, Saskatoon, Sask. Jul.24 House for Rent--Latchford St., a worth $35 per month, will rent for $15 per month for the win- For Sale or Rent--Six Roomed| house on Ferguson Ave., op-| ter: Apply to Mrs. A. L. Her- posite Convent. Apply to E. bert, or phone 149. 42-tf. CO FRIDAY Columbia Pictures ever A Romantic Love Story told against the most spectacular aerial action COMEDY-- CLASSIC THEATRE BALT - ONTARLO and SATURDAY, APRIL 18th and 19th of the fi Sensational Drama Daredevils of the } with JACK HOLT photographed! Li LA L E E : 'i ; Ralph GRAVES] AFRANK R: CAPRA production sla DO] EAS) BELLS" --COMEDY singing, dancing musical Z comedy with FARRE MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 21st and 22nd JANET GAYNOR CHARLES Original songs, HENDERSON oo ---# a Stand up on your legs, be like two fried eggs -- Keep your NNY SIDE UP / LL SU storyand dialog e Directed by by DAVID BUTLER: DE SYLVA, ° BROWN & Presented by WILLIAM FOX COMEDY--"PORT WHINES" No Law! every woman WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd and 24th Love Knows SHE betrays the code for her lover -- and plaud her courage! GARY. - COOPER Only the Brave' AP, de will ap- wes MARY BRIAN G Garamount Picture The sweethearts of "The Virginian" in another OUTDOOR Romance you'll love! th Approved U~™ =< a Simard. 34+tf:; For Sale--One Good Team, auit- For Sale--Six Roomed House on| able for bush work; one young Blackwall Street; all conveni-| cow. just freshened. Apply to ences; very easy terms. at Haileyburian Office. Apply; Norfolk & Rochester Hardware x! Co. 42-t.£. COMEDY--"AT THE PHOTOGRAPHERS" and "MEMORIES" PRICES--Evening --------- Adults 50c plus tax; Children 25c Saturday Matinée ____-_____- Adults 40c plus tax; Children 10c Monday Matinee, 4.15 p.m. __-_---__ Adults 25c; Children 10c Two Shows Nightly, 7 & 9 p.m. Saturday Continuous, 2.30-11 Special Good Friday Matinee Evening Prices