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Z 4 / Page 4 THE HAILEYBURIAN _ , THURSDAY, MAY 29th, 1930 THE HAILEYBURIAN Forty Boys Try Luck in Fishing Contest Weather Partly Spoiled Sport But Good Catches Made issued every Thursday from the Haileyburian Office. Broadway Street, Haileybury Publishea in the Interests of the Town of Haiieybury and District of Temiskaming SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Canada--$2.00 per year in advance In United States--$2.50 per year in advance LEISHMAN & SUTHERLAND, * oe My ea Su eg The fishing competition held under the auspices of the local The Trans-Canada Highway |branch of the Canadian Legion, on Victoria Day, May 24th, 'was well patronized by the younger |boys of the town. Forty of the : : ; lyoungsters purchased entrance during the coming election cam-|tickets and there were thirty paign, particularly in the North]adults who also planned to enter Country, will be the route to be/the contest. Not all of the en- é the Trans-Canada|ttants turned out to fish, probably Jon account of the dreary cold _ et Ere § "| weather and the strong northeast months it has been a live issue in| wind, which not only made it far the districts of Temiskaming and/from comfortable for the fishing where it is considered,|enthusiasts but subjected the One question that will undoubt- | edly be discussed considerably chosen for Highway. During the past few Cochrane, rightly, that the Ferguson High- form a link in the larger project. It has been touch- way should ed upon by visiting cabinet min- isters, by speakers at almost all} recent gatherings of a public na- ture and by all the newspapers in the districts. It would appear to be an occa- sion for pressing the matter on the attention of all candidates for the Federal Parliament. Every- one knows that when the project was brought up at' the present session it was shelved for the present, so far as the govern- ment is concerned. It is the view of the Ontario Legislature, expressed by the Hon. Wm. Finlayson on his last visit to this section, that being a national undertaking, the Dom- inion Government. should shoul- der a portion of the cost. His government, the minister said, was ready to do its part under any reasonable arrangement. This would appear to leave it up to the Federal Government, so far as Ontario is concerned, hence the necessity for securing a de- claration from each candidate in the election to come as to his per- sonal views and the stand he will take if returned to parliament. It is a very important matter to the North Country. We believe that we have the best route for a road connecting the east with the west right over the Ferguson Highway and it looks like an op- _ _portuie time to keep the matter before the public. Boats Now Running On Regular Schedule Navigation now officially open on Lake Temiskaming, the boats of the Ville Marie Naviga- tion Company having adopted their summer schedule. The M.S. Keego made her first trip to the foot of the lake on Tuesday and the regular timetable, which is changed somewhat . from. last year, is now in force. A list of the sailings appears in another column. There will be ample opportuni- ty for both local residents and tourists to enjoy the splendid trip down the lake this year. 1% makes a fine day's outing and gives the traveller a real glimpse of some of the finest scenery in the North. 1S CENTRAL Marker Corner Georgina and Blackwall LOOK! We offer you something worth while reading BEEF T-Bone Steak Sirloin Steak Round Steak Rib Roast Shoulder Roast Hamburg Steak Stew Beef Fresh Ham Trimmed Loin Chops ------ 35¢ Shoulder Roast Side Porle 2-10. "o ties ee Veal Steak Veal Chops 23-4222 Shoulder Roast Veal Stew west shore line to heavy seas, driving the fish out into deeper and calmer water However, considering the weather handicap |the boys reported having lots of fun and demonstrated that they are a force to be considered a- gainst older and more experienc- ed anglers. The prizes were all captured by boys under 16 years and were awarded as follows: First prize, a steel bait-casting rod for the best specimen--W. Austin, aged 10, a pickerel weigh- ing 1% lbs. Second Prize, steel bait rod, for the largest fish caught--Fred. Police, age 15, a 4-tb. eel. Third prize, steel bait rod for the largest catch--A. Legris, age 11, three ling. Consolation prize, casting plug donated by Norfolk & Rochester --D. Herbert, age 14, for a 1-tb ling. Fall Pare Doorway Breaks Boy's Arm Basil Bulger, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bulger, of the Matabanick Hotel, suffered a broken arm when he fell out of the side door of the building on Thursday afternoon last. The little boy, who is not quite four years old, was standing by the open door, when the wind blew it against him and he was thrown about four feet to the ground. Alighting with one arm under- North Cobalt NewLiskeard Tuesday, June 3 COLEROGERS| COMBINED RAILROAD ea - aN ad, A SHOW OF SUPREMELY STUPENDOUS SURPRISES EVERY ACT A FEATURE nda EVERY FEATURE A THRILL 25 Famous Funny Clowns Monday, June 2) LAMB ean) Chops eee 3. aan ae ae 38c Wes. Of (bamibhs- 4 cue ee 40c Shiéulders wesiens sae ee 29c Fresh Sausage ____-________ 25c Choice Creamery Butter ____ 39c To convince yourself, come and see our quality. We deliver any place in town. Call 34 A CLEAN AND MORAL SHOW PARADE «r ONE OCLOCK PN) 2 Performances--Afternoon & Night Want Ads. Bring Results no the bone was set. Basil is get- ducted by Rey. Canon Hincks. is anticipated. Oddfellows to Hold * Church Parade on Sunday Evening der. set ee. aN} Aen Haileybury Lodge, 1.0.0.F., will hold its annual Church Par= ade in commemoration of the! founding of the Order on Sunday! A am next, June Ist, The brethren will! J. M. Robb, Fos meet in the lodge room on Broad-!Earl Berry are members of a par- ne 'Local Prospectors Ville Marie Navigation Company Limited TIMISKAMING "K" LINE N.S: "KEEGOS M.L. "KIPPAWA" MONDAY and WEDNESDAY READ DOWN GAS) pms 8.00. a.m 9.45 p.m222 3 9.30 a.m._ TUESDAY and SATURDAY 130. pine eee HATU RY UR. >. = 222s O.4opa.yie ste 5.30 p.m. 3:00) pumas ose VIE Bevin. - 2a SiS taunt eee 4.00 p.m. THURSDAY 24.15)! pintyss ea HATLEY BUR Yess. == 2= 9.45 a.m. 5.45 'p:m. 25-22 VILLE MARIE__----_- 8.15 a.m. TAS 'pim) 2 MONTREAL RIVER----- FRIDAY 4.15 p.m.__-_ 9.00 a.m.__._HAILEYBURY---8.30 a.m.____ 12.30 p.m. 5.45 p.m.__-10.30 a.m.___-VILLE MARIE___7.00 a.m.____ 11.00 a.m. TUESDAY ONLY TAS asin eae TATE Y BUR Yeaeeeens 9.00 p.m 8:35%a.my) aeons VIBE: MART RSs 7.40 p.m. 9.35 a.m.._-SILVER CENTRE, FABRE_-_-6.40 p.m. 10.00 a.m. ------ MONTREAL RIVER_-_____ 6.10 p.m 10.40 a.m.e-_.___ KIPPAWA RIVER ------ 5.30°p.m 1215 poms eee McBAREN'S BAYeenesa= 4.00 p.m _-OPEMICAN DEPOT (flag)__ Ie yipweny see TEMISKA MING. _=---___ 2.30 p.m. Silver Centre, Fabre, Brown's Island, Paradis Bay--Flag only SPECIAL TRIPS ARRANGED Passengers, Freight and Towing for all points on Lake Timis- kaming. Rates on application neath, he suffered the fracture. way Street at 645 p.m. and An X-ray examination of the;march to St. Paul's Church, injury showed a clean break andj where the services will be ro [bea or rhe oa a> ting along very well with his arm| All members of the Lodge are in a sling, and no serious trouble 'requested to attend and any Odd- fellows who do not belong to) Haileybury Lodge are cordially|eastern side. Jinvited to be present., The ser- - tyice will mark the 111th anniver-. 'sary of the founding of the Or- Leave for James Bay ty that left late. prospecting trip Announcement On TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd,a Special Representative of P the House of Hobberlin will be with us all day, showing F New Models and taking spe- cial measures for Suits and Golf Knickers. Come in and look them over Jap. Gibbons MEN'S WEAR, be y for several-months, their | obj ctive being the territory ly-. g along the East Main River, | hich flows into the Bay on- the | They were to be: joined at Cochrane by other mem-. bers of the party and at that; point boats and supplies were se-! cured.- The men intended to go by rail as far as possible on the' xtension of the T. & N. O. and then take the water route to, Moose Factory. It is believed by ' prospectors and mining men gen- erally that the location is likely to! prove the scene of important dis- | coveriés this year. j | POE BE PESO GE RO RAE EG A Ae LS New Water Enjoyment With The New Johnson Seahorses For the Prospector or Fisherman the Light Single 1% h.p. fap eet the Light Twin 3 h.p. For a General Purpose Motor__-- the new Johnson 4 h.p. For the Camper or Tourist For Family Runabouts and Racing Craft we recommend 2ecee "SEA HORSES" "10" "12" "16" "24" "32" equipped with underwater exhaust. Models "16" "24" "32" with Electric Starting 2 @etes Your old Johnson accepted as trade in on any one of the New Models Lake Temiskaming Boat Co. LIMITED Phone 66 Exclusive Agents for Johnson Outboard Matched Units ' | : Wi RE Yoo-pos" PAY EXTRA ror THE Windshield Now Not so long ago, windshields were "front glass" --an accessory. Today, everything about the automobile is taken for granted. -- Especially engine performance, thanks to Shell Motor Oil. Q Here is one lubricant which is a step ahead of anything you may have tried. Shell low-temper- ature refining keeps all the strength and vitality of Nature's best-balanced crude . . . makes Shell Motor Oil ready now for next year's cars. @ No wonder so many motorists are changing to Shell. They want the extra margin of protection and the smooth-running, trouble-free performance which Shell Motor Oil provides. Have you tried it? STOP AT THE SIGN OF THE SHELL THE SIGN OF THE SHELL IS ON THE AIR... Every Monday » Evening, 8:30 Central Time. 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