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shy SUNG Ty YBURIAN THURSDAY, JUNE 19th, 1930 Social and Personal 3 Miss Honan is spending a few weeks at Bear Island, Temagami Clarence Saxton left on Mon- day on a motor trip to Mattawa. Hubert Barnett, of Bestel, was a Haileybury visitor for a short time this week. Mr. J. P. Vachon left on Tues- day evening to spend a couple of weeks in Capreol, Ont. Walter J. Penley, of Elk Lake, was a visitor for a few days late last week, in Haileybury. Mr. Thos. Burney, who has spent the past month in Sudbury, has returned to Haileybury. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. McAulay ar- rived home on Monday after spending a week in Toronto. Mrs. R. J. Oliver was in Elk Lake over the week-end for the funeral of the late Sanford Mc- Kee. The June meeting of the town council, postponed from.Tuesday the 10th, will be held tonight at 7.30. Mrs. R. E. G. Hayward, of Trail, B.C., is visiting her mother Mrs. W. S. Blackwall, Brewster Street. The W.A. of St. Paul's Church will hold their annual garden par- ty on Friday, July 4th, at the Rectory. Mr. D. Belec arrived in town from Winnipeg this week and will spend some weeks at his home here. Mr. J .D. Sutherland, of Bes- tel, was in town for a day or two this week, returning north yes- terday. Mr. Fred. Saxton returned to Sudbury on Sunday evening after spending the week-end at his home here. Mr. Ed. Derraugh left on Sun- day evening on a prospecting trip into the northwestern section of the province. Mr. J. R. McCracken, superin- tendent of the Children's Aid So- ciety, spent a couple of days in Toronto this week. Miss Anne Hughes arrived home from North Bay last week- end after completing her course at the Normal School there. A Japanese tea and sale of home cooking will be held on Friday, June 20th, at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Belanger, on Browning Street. Proceeds for the W.M.S. of the United Church. An auction sale of the balance of Mrs. A. Woods' bankrupt stock will be held at the store, Ferguson Avenue, on Friday at 2 p.m., and also on Saturday af- ternoon and evening. 11-1* Mrs. A.H. Chesser and son Guy left on Tuesday for a visit with friends and relatives in Sudbury, Winnipeg, Wilcox, Sask, Edmon- ton, Alta ,and Trail, B.C., which will be extended over a period of two months. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Poppleton left on Tuesday morning on a motor trip to Toronto, where Mr. Poppleton, with Mr. T. J. Dun- can, will represent Haileybury Lodge I.0.0.F., at the annual ses- sion of the Grand Lodge of Onta- rio. Mrs. (Rev.) McKittrick, who has spent the past month in town the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Murray, left for her home in Toronto on Sunday evening. She was accompanied by Miss McKit- trick, who has been the Domes- tic Science teacher at the High School here for the past two years and who is leaving to take a similar position at Welland. Two men were convicted on charges of highgrading at the Cochrane assizes last week and received stiff sentences. Accord- ing to a recent article in Satur- day Night, there is a regular in- telligence service working throughout the country in an at- tempt to stamp out this form of crime, and recent convictions have been secured through this means. Child is Killed father Injured As Team Bolts Carried Dead Child With Him in Search for Help After Tragedy To have his only child killed in- stantly and to receive injuries himself that necessitated his re- moval to hospital for treatment, fwas the sad experience of William Schaffner, a farmer in the Engle- hart section, on Thursday after- noon last, when his team, which he was driving into town ran away on a steep hill about two and one-half miles west of the town. The child, a six-year-old boy, also named William, was accom- panying his father to town in a democrat, when a wheel of the vehicle stuck in a rut on a wind- ing hill. The team bolted and threw both father and son out and under the wheels. Mr. Schaffner picked up his child, not being aware of the fa- tal nature of his injuries, and started to go for help, when a neighbor happened to drive up and rushed both to Englehart. The boy was dead, his neck being broken and one leg fractured, and the father was sent to the Red Cross Hospital for treat- ment. Provincial Constable F. Devlin, stationed at Englehart, investi- gated the tragedy and reported the circumstances as he learned them to Crown Attorney F. L. Smiley, K.C. No inquest will be held, the facts of 'the case, ac- cording to the constable's inves- tigation, being clear. Mr. Schaff- ner's injuries are said to be not particularly serious. Want Ads. Bring Results Choose Silver For The Bride RTISTIGALLY. die- signed, gleaming Sil- verware is her idea of a lovely gift. Practical .... beautiful .... a gift to be proud of. A large selection to choose from oo A. W. Sanderson Jeweler and Stationer CHURCHES The United Church Rev. D. A. MacKeracher, B.A., Pastor Mr. R. H. Unwin, Organist and Choirmaster. 10.30 a.m.--Church School. 11 a.m., 7 p.m.--The Pastor. Salvation Army Sunday Morning Service at 11. 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 p.m.--yY. P. Legion Meeting. Saturday Service at 8 p.m. The Baptist Church A. PRICE, Pastor Sunday Services at 11 a.m. and p-m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prayer Service, Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. Albert Gospel Hall ALBERT STREET Sunday School at 9.30 a.m. Gospel Meeting ...7.00 p-m. Mid-Week Service, Wednes- day at 8 p.m. People From North Visit Former Friends A party of about 30 men and women from this section of the North, who were in Toronto last week for the big Shriners' con- vention, were entertained on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. MacLeod, 83 Alexander Boulevard, who, up to last year were residents of Hail- eybury. Local people who were present say they spent a very pleasant evening and it added greatly to the enjoyment of the time spent in the city. Dr. E- F. Armstrong is New Mayor of Cobalt Dr. E. F. Armstrong, pioneer citizen of Cobalt and a former mayor of the silver town, was elected to the mayoralty by ac- clamation on Thursday evening last to complete the year. The vacancy occurred when Fred. A. Sullivan resigned his seat a few weeks ago. Dr. Armstrong was mayor of the town from March, 1923, when he succeeded Taylor Pipe, until December, 1925. At the nomination on Wednes- day, R. L. O'Gorman and Joseph Nadeau were named with Dr. Armstrong for the mayoralty, and the former had filed his qual- ifications for. the contest, but withdrew at the last minute, leaving the doctor an acclama- Mail For South Now Carried by Toronto Train Later Closing Hour Gives Time Between Trains for All Northern Points The expected change in the mail service from towns of the North Country went into effect on Mon- day of this week and all mail matter for points south of North Bay is now carried on Train No. 46. The hour of closing in the Haileybury post office is 5.35 p.m. or 48 minutes before the train is due here. Mail for points east and west of North Bay will still be carried on Train No. 2, closing at the earlier hour. D. W. Lang Elected Lawyers' Club Head Many friends of Mr. Dan. W. Lang in Haileybury were inter- ested to see his photo in the To- ronto papers last week-end, with the announcement that he had been elected as president of the Lawyers' Club in Toronto, an or- ganization of which Sir William Mulock is honorary president. Mr. Lang is a brother of Col. Mac. Lang, M.P., candidate for re-election in Temiskaming South and is well known in the North tion. Country. , ye ae . Shoe Special! ; ' , } BS } 4 } : } } ' , } d ' \ F } A \ § ' } a F Black Shoes, all sizes Golf Shoes, all sizes b #eeeo 2 WEEK END ONLY q : , ! $6.00 } } F 2 , q |} JAP. GIBBONS' Mz } | FERGUSON AVENUE : : PHONE 8 | YY TE THESE WANT AD'S veniences, good location on Main Street; furnished. Very reasonable. Enquire at Hail- eyburian Office. 11-1-* For Sale or Rent--The Branchaud Residence, Probyn Street, with garage in connection. Apply to Jos. A. Legris. 8-t.£. For Sale or Rent--Eight roomed brick house, Georgina and Blackwall, all modern conveni- ences; easy terms. Apply to J. L. Truelove, Greenway, Man., or at Haileyburian Office. 4-8* For Sale or Rent--Comfortable house, central on Rorke Ave., all conveniences, good garden. Apply to Geo. Brown, Probyn Street. orth For Rent--8-roomed House on Latchford Street. Apply to M. J. Conkey, Phone 138, Hailey- bury. 52-t.f. Why Operate? for gall-stones, stomach troubles, appendicitis, For Sale--Small house, all con-| House for Rent--Six rooms, on Browning Street. Apply to P. Lafrange. 11-t.f. For Sale--Lot on Browning St. with building on rear; electric light, water and sewer, cement floor; could be turned into 3 garages; price $200. P. La- frange, Browning St.- 11-1* For Rent--Furnished House on Lake Shore Road, for summer months. Apply to O. J. Thorpe Haileybury. 9-tf. For Sale -- Baby Carriage and baby sleigh, in good condition; will sell cheap. Mrs. Stone, Phone 432. 11-1c For Sale--Hand Crochet Angora Tams, $2.50, postage 10c. Mrs. George Whitney, North Co- balt, Ont. 11-1* For Sale -- Five-roomed House with two lots, Russell Street, west of T. &N. O. Very rea- sonable. Apply to John Mac- Arthur, Marcella St. 9-4¢ etc. Use Hepatola, the great system cleanser. This is noti an experiment but a proven suc- cess, having been used through- out Canada for the past twenty years with excellent results. Price $6.75. Write for circu- lar. Mrs. Geo. S. Almas, Box 1073-37, Saskatoon, Sask. Jul.24 For Rent---Comfortable 6-roomed house, Georgina Ave. and Mar- cella Street, all conveniences. Apply at Haileyburian Office. 8-tf. For Rent--Seven-roomed House on Rorke Avenue North; also two good teams for sale. Ap- ply to S. Norfolk. 4-t.f. For Sale--Six Roomed House on Blackwall Street; all conveni- ences; very easy terms. Apply at Haileyburian Office. x For Rent--Four-roomed bunga- low on Amwell Street. Apply to Mrs. A. L. Herbert, Phone 149. 2-+.£. CLASSIC THEATRE SOSA - ON TARLO FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 20th and 21st FR and blin F i COMEDY--"Trusting Wives" Serial--"King of sparkle and his new ESH, FRENCH frisky! Bub- g with his old , song hits! ALIER = Big Pond The screen's most exquis- ite beauty. His girl! "Galloping Gausho" the Kongo"--Serial MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 23rd and 24th HIS FIRST ALL TALKING-SINGING ROMANCE One of the big pictures of year. See Novarro fight make love, hear him speak sing the melodies the world will be humming With Technicolor any and and whole A musical romance with Marion Harris, Dorothy Jordan Directed by Sidney Franklin Comedy "Weak But Willing" Comedy WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JUNE 25th and 26th Millions have read about him, loved him ! You MUST meet this Picture Claudette Col- bert, Norman Foster, Charles Ruggles. In the popular Satur- day Evening Post story! > Comedy "Cold "The greatest story of tropical life ever film- ed; vivid, colorful and 3 dynamic YP. = SEL Se Shivers" Comedy PRICES--Evening _ --- Adults 50c plus tax; Children 25c¢ Saturday Matinee ___________ Adults 40c plus tax; Children 10c Monday Matinee, 4.15 p.m. Two Shows Nightly, 7 & 9 p.m. Adults\25c; Children 10c Saturday Continuous, 2.30-11 ----=__--------