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THURSDAY, MAY. lst, 1930 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 5 New Timetable Now in Effect on T. & NO. Principal Change _is in South Bound Trains; Earlier Mail to Toronto ~ The new summer timetable went into effect on the T. & N.O. Railway on Sunday last with the chief changes applying to the southbound evening trains. In these No. 2, the Continental Lim- ited, arrives in Haileybury at 4.21 instead of 5.10, a difference of 49 minutes, while No. 46 for Toron- to is 22 minutes later, reaching here at 6.23, instead of 6.01. The latter trains reaches North Bay at the same hour as formerly, 10.15, while No. 2 arrives in that -city at 8.10 o'clock instead of 9.00. No. 18, which on the previous schedule. was due at Haileybury at 1.21 p.m., arrives here at 1.18. There are only slight changes in the northbound trains here. No. 47 is due two minutes later, at 10.52 a.m., while No. 1 arrives one minute-earlier, at 2.11. No. 17, previously arriving at. 3.30, has been speeded up and reaches here at 3.28. Some complaints are heard by the people of Timmins, where the earlier time of the Continental makes it necessary to have mail for Toronto ready at 9.30 a.m. They also find fault with the tak- ing off of the cafe car from No. 47 at Swastika, and the Board of Trade and other organizations are taking the matter up with the Commission. So far as the service at Hail- eybury is concerned there appear to be no complaints. Mail for Toronto will have to be posted almost an hour earlier, but there will be little further change in conditions under the new sche- dule. NORTHERN TELEPHONE COMPANY WILL BUILD NEW LINE TO HEARST The Northérn Telephone Com- pany has been awarded the con- tract for the building of the long distance line from Kapuskasing to Hearst, the work to be com- pleted by August Ist this year. The distance is some 60 miles and the line is being put in by the T- Sk NO. Commission, which al- ready 'has long distance connec- tion to Kapuskasing. The Tele- phone Company will also instal acentral system at Hearst, where a vote on the granting of a fran- chise was taken on April 28th, and where already they have ap- plications for some 40 phones. The town of Hearst will be connected by wire with outside points, an improvement that will be greatly appreciated. In the voting there were 66 ballots cast in favor of the franchise, with only four against. The Northern Development Committee of the Toronto Board of Trade will be in this section on Friday, May 9th, next, when they will visit points of interest in Co- balt and Haileybury and will be entertained at a banquet in New Liskeard that evening. Hon. Chas. McCrea and Hon. Wm. Fin- layson will be with the party. The sum of $918 was stolen from the vault of the branch of the Royal Bank at Smooth Rock Falls last week and latest re- ports are to the effect that no clue to the identity of the thief has been found. The provincial police have the matter in hand. "SINGING FOOL" TRIO TO BE HEARD AT CLASSIC The famous trio that made mo- tion picture history with "The Singing Fool," was brought to- gether by Warner Bros. for the making of Al. Jolson's newest all-talking, all-singing Vitaphone] _ picture, "Say It With Songs," playing Friday and Saturday, May 2nd and 3rd. Ronald Colman makes his bow as a speaking star on the talking screen in "Bulldog Drummond," supported by Joan Bennett and Lilyan Tashman, in this new Un- ited Artists' mystery thriller,) Monday and Tuesday, May Sth) = = and 6th. : 5 a William Powell, whose versa- tility is admired by millions of enthusiastic talking screen fans}. all over*the world, is coming to}- the Classic Theatré on Wednes- day and Thursday, May 7th and i 8th in "The Street of Chance." A new paramount all-talking pic- ture. William Powell is sup- ported by Jean Arthur, Kay Fran- cis and Regis Toomey. ~ Ss HAILEYBURIAN RELAY RACE TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, MAY 3lst The Haileyburian relay race, inaugurated last year and ex- pected to be held as an annual event for boys in the district un- der the age of nineteen -years, is to be held this year on Saturday,| May 3lst, at 2.30 p.m. FORMER RESIDENTS RETURN TO TOWN Haileybury people are very glad to welcome. back to town Mr. and Mrs. H.. F. Strong and family; who for the past year or two have-been living in Montreal. They returned last week-end and 'have taken up residence in their own house on Ethel Street. Mr. Strong, who has for years The conditions governing the heen a prominent mining engineer racé will be the same as last year and copies of the rules will be forwarded this week to the vrai- ous towns in the district, with entry form blanks. . The course will be slightly al- tered this year. , Instead of hav- ing the start and finish of each relay at the corner of Main -and Ferguson, the post will be moved to the corner of Browning and Ferguson, two blocks north, and it is believed that this will lessen the strain on the boys making the spurt at the finish, as the grade here is not as great as at the spot where the changes were made in last year's race. Enquiries have been received from several of the towns -which had teams in last year's event, and interest among the boys is keen. We hope to have every- thing in readiness for the com- fort of the runners and for the proper handling of the race when the time comes. Entries will close on Tuesday, May 27th. MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS THANK OFFERING The Easter Thank Offering meeting of the Women's Mission- ary. Society was held on Thurs- day afternoon last in the base- ment of the United Church. An inspiring address was given by Mrs. Fairley of Cobalt, and solos were rendered by Mrs. Scott and Miss T. MacKeracher, all of which were very much enjoyed. At the close of the meeting re- freshments were served and a social hour was spent. Navigable Waters Protection Act R.S.C. Chapter 140 Northern Quebec Power Com- pany, Limited hereby gives notice that the aforementioned Company has, under Section 7 of the said Act, deposited with the Minister of Public Works at Ottawa, and in the office of the District Registrar 'of the Land Registry District of Temiskaming, Quebec, at Ville Marie, Que., and in the office of the District Registrar of the Land Registry District of Temiskaming Ontario, at Haileybury, a descrip- tion of the site and the plans of the Upper Notch-Quinze trans- mission line crossing proposed to be built over Lake Temiskaming at the Narrows between Lot 16, Concession 4, Township of Lor- rain, Ontario and Lot 7, Range 2, Township of Duhamel, Quebec: And take notice that after the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication of this notice, Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited will under Section 7 of the said Act, apply to the Minister of Public} Works at his office in the City of Ottawa, for approval of the said site and plans, and for leave to construct. the said transmission line crossing. Dated at New Liskeard this 30th day of April, 1930. Northern Quebec Power Company, Limited Herbert A. Day, Right of Way Department : 4-4-c 'time available for general in the North Country, states that he has moved his headquarters from Montreal to Haileybury and will have a limited amount of con- sulting practice. Mr. Strong is in charge of op- erations at the Morrison Mine, near Gowganda. Town of Elk Lake Has Heavy Loss by Fire Hall Razed With Loss of Ten Thousand The town of Elk Lake was vis- ited by a rather bad fire on Fri- day morning last, when two dwellings and the community hall were totally destroyed with a loss that is estimated at around $10,- 000. The fire broke out at 8 a.m. in a double house owned by O. Rivers and W. Peters, spread to the home of S. Ploudard nearby and from there to the community hall. With the aid of neighbors, Chosen to Captain Racing Yacht Captain George H. 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The fire was fought by the vo-; Elk Lake has been particularly lunteer brigade, using a portable'unfortunate in the matter of gasoline pump, and men 'and | fires during the past few years, equipment from the Ontario For-jand the loss of the community estry Branch were on the job, hall,a building owned by the but while the flames were kept; Women's Institute, will be keen- from spreading further, it was ly felt. 4 ECONOMY Year in and 'bigs out, a man will actually save money by wearing Dack's Shoes--in addition, he will have the smartest styles and greater comfort, due to the exception- ally high quality. There is no better leather made and no better materials produced than is used in Dack's Shoes. This is why leading men in all walks of life, in all parts of Canada, send for Dack's Shoes, year after year. They know that complete satisfaction is assured asa record of their feet is always kept on file. 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