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- < -THURSDAY, JULY 3rd, 1930 THE Page zy Flood Damage in Haileybury Was Worst For Years 'Storm Sewers Overflowed and Cellars Flooded; Pave- ment Covered Considerable damage was done in Haileybury by the big rainfall of Thursday and Friday morning. In many places the storm sewers overflowed and hundreds of yards of earth, gravel and stones were carried down the slopes and in some cases deposited on the pavement of the main highway. On Ferguson Avenue the over- flow carried gravel from the side streets and from the upper stretch south of Main Street, spreading it over the pavement in the block between Main and Broadway. The surface of Latchford and Brewster Streets was badly dam- aged, the gravel being washed off and carried: down the hill. On Latchford Street a washout oc- curred when a section of the roadway was carried out. The biggest deposit of material was on the pavement on the Lake Shore road where Foster Street The force of the water joins. coming down the hill cut a trench about seven feet deep down the hillside at the north of the Erenhous residence, carrying tons of the material right out on the pavement. A number of men were engaged during the greater part of Friday clearing this material, and incidentally fill- ing in a small washout on the Nipissing Central tracks which had occurred at the same time. In various sections of the town cellars were flooded, in a few cases giving considerable trouble and doing some damage. In the southern section the home of F. Dempster, on Meridian Avenue, suffered the worst damage re- ported, being badly flooded. It took some three hours before the trouble was overcome. The F. M. Connell residence in the north end had a flood in the basement that required pumping out. The majprity of the culverts and small bridges in town stood 'up under the strain, but the bridge on Meridian Avenue on the road to the cemetery went out completely. By Friday even- ing the greater part of the dam- age had been repaired. LOOK FOR CENTRAL Marker 'Corner Georgina and Blackwall to buy your fresh and Cured Meats at Low Prices We Deliver any place in town BUY YOUR FISH FROM US! They're real fish, caught every Thursday; the only Fresh Fish in town, and look at the prices: White Fish, th -_____- 25c Riker yi set 2d oo we 20c Pickereli! 25222 ees 30c We will have these fish Thursday night to make early delivery Fri- day morning. Phone your orders early, before the selection is all gone, BEEF {. Bone and, Sitloin _-_--__- 35c Road Steaks. = ee ee 28c Rime RipsRoast.-=- 2 sete Shoulder Roast Hamburg Steak Stewing Beef PORK Shoulder Roast SidemPork. = tae wee ye Lamb Chops Leg of Lamb Shoulders Fresh Pork Sausage Choice Creamery Butter Pure Lard, 1-ib prints Real nice Green Gages, 2 cans 27¢ Lombard Plums, 2 cans for-_ 25c In order to give you prompt ser- vice on Saturday would appreciate receiving your orders early; Sat- urdays are awfully busy with us and we are out to give you the best service in town NUMBER IS O4 Happy As She Ends : Long Solo Flight Miss Amy Johnson, 19-year-old British aviatrix, beside herself with joy after her landing at Brisbane, Australia, recently, at end of her long flight from Eng- land to the Antipodes. The flight required 19 days Consistent Advertising in The Haileyburian will Masons Attend Church Service | At St. Paul's Thirty Members Hear Sermon by Senior Warden of Lodge on Sunday Last On Sunday last, June 29th, the brethren of Haileybury Lodge, A. F. & A. M., assembled for their annual Church Parade, when they marched in a body from the Temple on Main Street to St. Paul's Church for the morning service. Rev. Canon Hincks, rec- tor of St. Paul's and Senior War- Coal Problems HAVING COAL IN + THE CEL- LAR NOW 1S THs SAM E THING AS HAVING MONEY IN THE BANK --it draws interest. Save. by buying your Winter's supply of coal. NOW. LET'S JOIN ONE OF THESE "THRIFT CLUBS" "DEAR? f a~< PHONE >¢hdeeta-- RU: 266A Wy 7 "THE ANSWER TO THE BURNING QUESTION Bring Business J NONO)'! ENON OV OVO GVONGN ONO OVD GVO ONVVWONWOVONONONO) Ss TemagamiPlaygrounds i Q) VY OTATAW NOW ONO). ONOVONWONG) WE NWN NON. ONW NON NONONN $2.00 for the round trip. DIAWAW A FISHING, BATHING, CANOEING, goso9o The Temagami Lakes are the most beautiful in America. There are one thousand islands not leased or occupied, and so convenient to your home; Steamer "BELLE" with passenger accommodation three hundred persons, and Music and Refreshments aboard, starting her DAILY LAKE CRUISE, seventy miles. The Steamer leaves Temagami at 10.15 am. DAILY, making regular trips throughout the season. your lunch and picnic on one of the beautiful islands, re- lunch, music and refreshments on deck. turning at 6 p.m. Cruising 6 hours, resting 2 hours, for s Regular fare, ke ie eooce is ie For further information write or phone 9, Temagami. ie ie ----or---- a e e° '= @ P. & M. Navigation Co. & DAWVAIANIZ FAIA IA IA IA III IAI AIAIAIAIAIA Na BOATING, SURF-SKI-ING AUAUL IONIC) Di fast transportation by the Bring () Si Low cost trip to the Pacific Co: What achanceto see our Can he great National Park... Mount and Vancouver and Victoria. TOURIST FARES lo JASPER NATIONAL PARK and ALASKA' rairies... Jasper Robson the Canadian Rockies... glorious cruise Perha; fala 0 q Beas to Prince Hupertand Alaska Cc Want Ads. Bring Results Klondike. Diverse routes are available offering delightful variety of scenery. These fares are in effect from May 15 to September 30. Descriprive folders seperation' ayesha) may be obtaine an: ent 'anadian National i Jden of the Lodge, conducted the ervice, and there were some 30 | Masons present, including the District Deputy Grand Master, Lake. - After welcoming the members of the Order to take part in the worship of Almighty God, which he said was the fundamental prin- ciple of Masonry, Rev. Canon R.W. Bro. J. M. Coghill, of Elk! Hincks outlined to the brethren! damental truth was faith in God, the Order was not merely for the cultivation of its own mysteries, but rather to teach men to strive to fulfil His purpose and live up |to the high ideals of life and 'character which formed the foun- dation of its principles. "We believe," the speaker said, "that as God has His purpose, so has our Order in striving to build up a temple to His glory and in some of the forces in the world!using our daily occupations for the building of character. We must look to God as the founda- tion in our efforts to build up a temple that will be acceptable to Him and will fulfil His purpose." Following the sermon. W. Bro. |H. A. Seymour sang a solo and there were suitable hymns by the choir. The Masonic brethren marched back tb the temple and the Lodge was closed after the D.D.G.M. had given a short ad- dress. which had to be overcome if the ideals of the Order were to be lived up to. 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The cream is there, the nutriment is there, the delicious fresh milk flavouristhere. Only the water has been removed. Replace it, and you have pasteurized milk for cooking, fortea, coffee, cocoa or cereals; milk that the youngsters will love to drink. And you mix it just as you need it. There's no waste with Klim. Send ten cents for a trial can and taste its goodness for yourself. CANADIAN MILK PRODUCTS LIMITED 5, 115 George Street - Toronto COUPON Canadian Milk Products Limited, 115 George St., Toronto Please send me free booklet "Nation- ally Known Recipes." Treasurer's Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, [To Wit:-- me directed commanding me to le DISTRICT OF TEMISKAMING, THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HAILEYBURY BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued under the hand of the Mayor of the Town of Haileybury and the seal of the Corporation of the said Town, bearing date of the 26th day of May, 1930, and to vy upon the several parcels of land hereinafter described for the ar- rears of taxes respectively due thereon, together with all costs thereof, I hereby give notice that pur- suant to the provisions of the Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1927, Chapter 238, and any amendments thereto, I shall on the 15th day of September, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Municipal Offices, Ferguson Avenue, in the Town of Haileybury, proceed to sell the said lands or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge such arrears of taxes and all costs thereof unless such ar- rears and costs have been sooner paid. Rt: ES No. _ Street Lot Plan Arrears Costs Amount Names and Addresses i 4Browning ~_------ w.pt. 3 M-13F 111.14 5.38 116.52 C. H. Burton, Rouyn, Que. 7. .16 M-131 157.93 656 164.49 L. Reilly, Rouyn, Que. 3 . 18 M-131 248.16 881 256.97 N. Abraham, Haileybury 4. ~12 M-13J 159.47 6.60 166.07 C. H. Burton, Rouyn, Que. Gh. 6 M-13M 174.35 6.97 181.32 Mrs. H. Brown, Wiseton, Sask. Gai Ari wellv sate ee se 15 M-130 182.21 7.16 189.37 R. Bruce, Haileybury Tg ANDI psi 1,2,3 M-13R 712.23 2041 7.32.64 Fennessy Estate, clo John Shine 302, 311 Adams Bldg, Sault Ste Marie. 8. Meridian Ave. ---- 20, 21 46 110.31 5.37 115.68 A. Bouchier, Haileybury. 9. View 9 81 70.48 4.37 74.85 Mrs. Stark, Boston Creek. 10. View 81 58.63 4.07 62.70 Mrs. P. Ogle, clo J. Ogle, Hail- eybury. sil... AVES Sais Dan ei 308 73 50.13 3.86 53.99 Fred LaForest, So. Porcupine IPemGect es eer 8) 73 103.88 5.20 109.08 Chas. Phelps, Maidens P.O. [seeeVieridian Ave. ---==---- 1 83 104.13 5.21 109.34 J. Corrigan, Rouyn, Que. 14. Meridian Ave. -------- 2 83 336.63 11.02 347.65 J. Gutcher, Haileybury TbaeaCobaltie ses US 7) 50 362.05 11.66 373.71. Mrs. M. Piche, Haileybury 16. Niven -- 123, 135, 147, 158, 159, 171, 172, 182, 183 105 1095.99 5.00 1100.99 Theo. Schmeler (deceased) li7ae Ghamplain ssc 1235133 105 10.38 2.86 13.24 A. Sweet, New Liskeard. 18. Seton 105 6.80 2.86 9.66 Mrs. I. Duffy, (deceased) 19. Third 128 4.26 2.86 7.12 J. Farmer, Haileybury 20. Third 128 9.37 2.86 12.35 John Guppy Estate, clo E. Gup- py, Temagami. 21. Georgina Ave. 60, 122, 123 128 2061 3.15 24.76 <A. Camley, Haileybury. omen orth soe Sot 116 128 845 2.86 11.31 A. Camley, Haileybury. ZOmmeuntH, See 117, 119 128 18.90 3.08 21.98 A. Camley, Haileybury. 24. Fifth--- 101, 103, 105, 107 128 Seoul = 6ibf5} 40.14 Mrs. R. E. Davis, Haileybury 25. Georgina Ave. ---- 13, 14 77 9.37 2.86 12.23. Mrs. A. B. Turnbull, Hollyburn P.O., Vancouver. 2OMmESCCONd 20. ose ee eee 20 77 4.68 2.86 7.54 Guppy Estate, clo E. Guppy, Temagami. Piemleatwlor,*3252- sane 139 77 13.98 2.95 16.93 Wm. Scott, Haileybury 2eesecond 2-225 114, 115 58 12.05 2.91 14.96 EE. Marion (deceased) . Meridian Ave. ~------- 1 48 102.79 5.18 107.97. P. McGinley, Haileybury Meridian Ave. -------- 2 48 - 104.58 5.22 109.80 St. Germaine (non-resident) . iLiad ee 48 76.38 4.52 80.90 J. Farmer, Haileybury Bieittle: =~ 48 46.46 3.77 50.23 Driscoll Estate. PRIDELE sa see 48 29AL 3.33 32.44 Driscoll Estate. 37 156.13 6.51 162.64 R. Abraham, Timmins, Ont. 37 650.74 18.88 697.62 Geo. Nottle, Haileybury 54 79.13 4.59 83.72 Mrs. A. Hogg, Noranda, Que. 54 179.89 7.10 186.99 D. Furlong, Haileybury 54 ZeAZ 3:31 31.43 H.C. McCluskey, Cobalt, Ont. Latchford 82 46.68 3.77 50.45 Bruce Jemmett, clo A. E. Moy- 3 : sey, Kingston, Ont. Jated at Haileybury this 11th day of June, 1930. ™ Ii 3 es errr, amass. OB i H. CLIFFORD, Treasurer,