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a ) THURS., NOVEMBER 20, 1930 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page Rotarians Have Fraternal Visit From Kiwanians Service Clubs from Two Towns Foregather Here for Their Weekly Luncheon On Monday of this week the Haileybury Rotary Club was host to some 41 members of the New Liskeard Kiwanis Club at the regular weekly luncheon in Ho- tel Haileybury. There were over 20 of the local men present, mak- ing a really jolly crowd and the gathering was heartily enjoyed by all. Following the luncheon and the regular business of the local club, the visitors were tendered a hearty welcome by the president, Alf. Brian, and the meeting was then turned over to Len Hill, the president of the sister organiza- tion in New Liskeard. Mr. Hill spoke briefly of the pleasure which the joint meeting gave the members, both on this and other occasions, and of the service the clubs were rendering to their respective communities. < Joe. Beamans, of the Liskeard Club, gave an address on the work which the service clubs were doing for the general bene- fit of the towns and district, showing that their aims and ob- jects were similar and that they could at times work together to the best advantage of all. The main theme of his talk was "Ser- vice", as it is the main object of both organizations, and he made it very interesting to the gather- ing. A. G. Kirkpatrick, a past pres- ident of the Rotary Club, gave a brief address along similar lines, adding his welcome to the visi- tors and his pleasure in working in conjunction with the men from the sister town. W. Lickley, well known New Liskeard singer entertained the gathering with a solo, and the usual community singing served to make the meet- ing a yery enjoyable one. Celebrate Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. T. McEwen Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McEwen, formerly of Haileybury and now living in Cobalt, celebrated their silver wedding last week, when a, large number of their friends gathered at the home for the oc- casion. Several Haileybury friends were among the number. The evening was spent with cards and dancing, and Mr. and Mrs. McEwen were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, silverware predominating, and the hearty good wishes of their friends for "many happy returns." Got Two Hundred Pound Deer Near the Ferguson Highway Lorne Berry and Jack Gordon two Haileybury boys, got a fine deer last week near the Fergu- son Highway about four miles below Granite Lake. They had followed it through thick bush for a considerable distance, but were finally succesful in making a bag. It is claimed that it weighed over 200 pounds, but the boys found it necessary to cut up the carcass before bringing it home. N Anglers, Attention! A meeting of the Temiskaming Fish and Game Protective Asso- ciation will be held on Tuesday, evening next, November 25th, at 8 o'clock, in the Cobalt "Y". All members and others. interested are invited to attend. The North Bay Board of Trade has sent an invitation to C. W. Wright, president of the North- ern Ontario Associated Boards, to hold the proposed conference on the route of the trans-Canada Highway in that city, when and if the gathering is held. The Kirkland Lake-Swastika Board of Trade will undertake the opening of a winter road from Swastika to the new gold field in Bannockburn anda com- mittee of six prominent citizens has been named to make a can- vass for funds for the project. HELP THE NEEDY! There are a few large famillies in this district in sore need of clothing. Donations of used clothing will be greatly appreci- ated. Please send them to the local corps, or write us. E. MACFARLANE, Lieut., FRANK "KING" CLANCY Former Ottawa Hockey defence star, traded to the Toronto Leafs who is doing his part to such ef- ffect that the Leafs have not been scored on this season in 3 games. Suffers Fractured Shoulder in Fall at Blackwall St. Home Mrs. Austin, who lives with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Elliott, at her Blackwall Street home, suffered a fractured shoulder on Wednesday night last, when she fell as she was returning from a visit to a neighbor's house. It was dark at the time and Mrs. Austin tripped over a' block of wood near the rear entrance to the home. Dr. W. C .Arnold was summon- ed and set the injured shoulder and Mrs. Austin, while suffering to some extent, is getting along favorably. Her many friends hope for a speedy' recovery. Do You Know That .... Dolores Del Rio is one of the largest property owners in Mex- ico. . . that her Las Cruces ranch comprises a million acres . . that she is the first motion picture star to make records... that her "Ramona" for the Victor Talking Machine Company was one of the best sellers two years ago . .|/ that she speaks fluently in Eng- lish, Latin, Spanish, German and French? : Do you know that she has ris- en to the top of her profession in less than four years . . . that she is 5 ft. 3% in. tall, has coal-black hair and brown eyes ... that she is appearing at the Empire Theatre, New Liskeard in United Artists' "The Bad One" with Edmund Lowe . . that this pic- ture is her first all-talkink vehicle Notice to Creditors In the Matter of the Estate of Jane Mary Montgomery, late of the Town of Haileybury, in the District of Temiskaming and Province of Ontario, Wi- dow, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, pursu- ant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1927, Chapter 150, and amendments thereto, that all creditors and others having any claims or demands against the estate of the said Jane Mary Montgomery, who died on or about the 23rd day of October, 1930, are hereby required, on or before the 11th day of December, 1930, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned, Soli- citor for the executors of the es- tate of the deceased, their names and addresses, and full particu- lars of their claims and_ state- ments of their accounts, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them, duly verified. And further take notice that after the said 11th day of Decem- ber, 1930, the said executors will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the per- sons entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the claims of which they then shall have had notice, and that the said executors will not be liable for the said estate, or any part thereof, to any per- son or persons of whose claims they shall not then have had no- tice. - Dated the 18th day of Novem- ber, 1930. W. A. GORDON, K.C., Haileybury, Ontario, Solicitor for William A. H. Ferguson, executor of the estate of Jane Mary Montgomery, deceased. 31-t.£. The Salvation Army 33-3-c Mrs. Somerville Still in Hospital After Injuries Expected She Will Be Able To Return Home This Week; Doctor Recovered Mrs. Dr. Somerville, who with the doctor was injured in a mo- tor accident on the Ferguson Highway on Sunday, is still in the North Bay Hospital, where she was taken following the crash and where Dr. Somerville was also a patient for a day or two, although less seriously in- jured. It is expected that Mrs. Somerville will be able to return to her home about the end of the week, friends here state. The doctor is remaining in North Bay until Mrs. Somerville recovers. With their small daughter, Wilma, Dr. and Mrs. Somerville left on Sunday morning to drive to Toronto, where the doctor planned to attend a banquet giv- en by the Dental Association. About 32 miles this side of North Bay the mishap took place, when their car and one driven in the opposite direction by J. T. O. Le- gault, of that city, sideswiped one another. The Somerville car top- pled over into the ditch, with Mrs. Somerville and the little girl inside, and took fire. In breaking the glass in the door in order to release his wife, Dr. Somerville suffered a rather bad cut on his wrist. With the help of the driver and a passenger in the other car, the doctor was able to release Mrs. Somerville from the burning vehicle before she was seriously injured and the little girl was not hurt. The car burned up and is a total loss. Shortly after the accident Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Thorne arrived on the scene on their way south and took Wilma with them on to Toronto Mrs. Somerville and the doctor were rushed to North Bay with all possible speed and both were admitted to hospital. Dr. Somerville was able to leave the institution after a couple of days. Mrs. Somerville suffered badly from the shock, in addition to her injuries, but is making a good recovery, her friends here say. . . that it-is acknowledged 6] be the finest picture she has ever made? re PHONE = OUALIT Gag EASTERN STAR BRIDGE ON TUESDAY EVENING WAS PLEASANT EVENT A very pleasant time was spent by a large gathering at the bridge held on Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple by Vega Chap- ter of the Eastern Star. There were over 20 tables and the games were all keenly contested. Refreshments were served at the close of the card games and a social hour spent, and everyone present had a really good time. The prize winners were: Ladies--First, Miss Florence Lang; second, Miss J. Campbell ; consolation, Mrs. D. Hill. Gentlemen--First, Mr. MacLean; consolation, Mr. Isherwood. Alex. Jos. From all parts of the North come reports that the depreda- tions of wolves among the deer and moose are worse this year than they have ever been before. Hunters are finding the remains of many deer and some moose that have been killed and are urging that some action be taken. By L.W. COON NOW, | WONDER WHY OLD KING COLE WAS SUCH A MERRY OLD souu! a You can be as merry as "Old King Cole" if ou call 266a OKI THINK IT > KNOW !! and buy our solid heat com- fort by the ton. We sell the best coal mon- IGUESS ITS CAUSE HE ALWAYS BURN GOOD rate ORE ey can buy. Try WE Do! fs) WS) aide, De St) ed satisfied. DAA PS a Sah CO ON > RUSSELL 266A WO st. SIDING ® THE ANSWER TO THE BURNING QUESTION The Safe Gift Pre-Christmas Drug Stores Sale T. & N. O. is Watching the Matachewan Sitfiation; {made in the Matachewan area.-- When asked if the T. & N. O. is disposed to consider the pro- posal to build an extension to the Matachewan gold fields, Geo. W. Lee, chairman of the Railway Commission, said Chief Engineer S. B. Clement and J. A. Cole, min- ing engineer, are acting under instruction from the Commission to keep in close touch with the situation. Further than that he had nothing to say on the sub- ject. Mr. Lee gave further evi- dence of his unlimited faith in Northern Ontario's future by See and hear MICKEY MOUSE in "PLANE CRAZY" At the CLASSIC THEATRE Cobalt, Ontario NOVEMBER 2lst and 22nd saying that it was not amazing to him that valuable finds were North Bay Nugget. AUSTIN'S MEAT MARKET Ferguson Ave. Phone 33 Our Regular Prices Minced Steak, per th 20c Round Steak, per th_ 25¢ Roast Beef _@-_____ 18c¢ Roast (Porks-~ 2-4 28c Bide. Pork ie) is 22¢ Corned Beef ______- 25c FRESH FISH Salmon, Lake Trout, Fresh Fillets Smoked Fillets Buy here and keep our 4 money in town I I I I I I I I I I I EY JOO a A a ee Mining BOUGHT Suite 403 - SOLD Better Class Stocks Carried on 50% margin WIRE OR PHONE AT OUR EXPENSE J. M. SCOTT JR. & CO. MEMBERS STANDARD STOCK AND MINING EXCHANGE 320 Bay St. Telephone: Waverly 2951 Stocks QUOTED Toronto ONO) NOU NONWOINY) NO NON NON NO NOINET NOT NOT NETO JING Our Family Loaf SANITARILY-WRAPPED ¢ eOcee Brings Health and Enjoyment Sd ee 2 le Haileybury Bakery 5 J. B. E. PROULX PHONE 36 a | aaa ATATATATAT AAT ATATATATATATAIAT AICI AIAUZC HOUSE FURNISHINGS For Two Days Only Friday & Saturday - Nov. 21-22 Don't Miss this oportunity to purchase Christmas Gifts at astonishingly low prices. Startling price reductions on Nationally known merchandise--manyprices the lowest in the history of the Company. 2Ocee Coty's Face Powder, reg. 69c ______._____. A5c Fleurette Stationery, 24 sheets and Envelopes ~-=--_-= 39c Perfume Purse Vials, Assorted Odors, 2 for __________ 25¢ Jonteel Cold or Combination Cream Free, with Jonteel Face Powder, both for ___________________ 50c Gillette Razor Blades, 5's Free, with Lavender Shaving Cream, both for _______________ Aluminum Coffee Percolators, reg. 98c __ Belmont Hot Water Bottles, reg. 89c Vacuum Bottles, regular 49c _____________ Thermos Lunch Kits, regularly 79c __________________ COLONIAL BRIDGE SETS, regularly 75c Set FRENCH IVORY COMBS, regularly 75c CUTEX MANICURE SETS, reg: 60c ___-_____-_____ PEERLESS WATCHES, regularly $1.00_____________ SHELL BRAND CASTILE SOAP, reg. 5c cake, 10 for 25c DE LUXE PIPES, All Shapes, reg. $1.00-__._________ 89c HOMESTEAD ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, 1 tb, mae (00S 8 39c SWEETEST MAID CHOCOLATE BARS, reg. 19c_-- 15c Cor. Main and Ferguson Phone 64 LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, KITCHEN FURNITURE In all styles and at all prices sores RUGS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, WALLPAPER CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ETC. eres RADIO SETS--Westinghouse, Marconi, DeForest Crosley and other well known makes Thorpe &é Branchaud House Furnishers __ Directors of Funeral Services FERGUSON AVENUE - --- HAILEYBURY CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS Don't overlook your faraway friends at the Christmas Season. A Greeting Card conveys a personal message of good wishes AAT Ata Our selection this year has been carefully chosen and there are many new and beautiful designs. are reasonable. The prices Ask to see the assortment. The Haileyburian : Oe : a