The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE -HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, MAR. 19th, 1931 Haileybury in 1924 Items from the Files of The Haileyburian of Seven Years Ago Mr. David John, an old and re- spected resident of Haileybury, | died at his home here on Monday after an illness of some three months. Promise of a contribution of $1,000 for the Soldiers' Memorial fund was received this week in a telegram from Mrs. D. A. Dun- lop. The Haileybury Chapter of the 1.0.D:E. has arranged to present a set of books of knowledge, with a case, to each of the Public and Separate schools. Chief Commissioner Jones, of Toronto headquarters of the Boy ~Scouts, is in the district this week, visiting various centre where Troops have been formed. W. Jj. Farrell, a former Hailey- burian living in Kirkland Lake, has in his possession the first re- ceipt for-a water bill ever issued by the town of Haileybury. In the intertown bonspiel, com- pleted late last week, New Lis- Matheson News Mr. Harry Medows left Tues- day for the big meeting in North Bay. Miss Mamie Johnson returned home after spending several days in Monteith. The mining classes will open here March 19th at 2 p.m., under the direction of Dr. E. M. Bur- wash. The town council held their regular meeting in the Court House on Monday evening of this week. A Settler's Meeting was called last Saturday in the Court House The meeting was opened shortly after 2 p.m., and about 30 farm- ers joined the association. Mr. T. Hall will represent the assoc- keard and Haileybury split the honors, each taking one of the two main events. E. E. Smith, of Haileybury, and A. E. Steph- enson, of New Liskeard, were the skips of the successful rinks. A hundred men _ will be kept busy for two months this sum- mer laying new 90-pound steel on a stretch of 40 miles of the main line of the T. & N. O. iation at. the Kapuskasing meet- ing on Tuesday, and upon his re- turn a meeting will be called to secure further information re- garding the Northern Ontario Settler's Association. The Oddfellows held a dance on March 17th which was a great success and everybody enjoyed themselves. Mr. H. Child returned home on Saturday after spending a few days at the Beach putting up ice for the summer. We appreciate the good work done by the delegates our As- sociated Boards of Trade sent to meet Hon. G. S. Henry and Hon. Wm. Finlayson. It is now under- stood that Mr. Finlayson stated a great deal depended upon the assistance Ottawa would give. We feel confident that the Dom-~ inion will meet the Previncial House with reasonable support toward the Trans-Canada High- way and are in hope of having this question settled at an early date. This proposed work would be a great help to the unemploy- ed in the North and also a bene- fit to many of the pioneers. There are 979 paid up members of the Notrhern Ontario Settlers' Association, an organization formed last fall by farmers in the district of Cochrane, with head- quarters at Kapuskasing. TECHNICALITY MAY BAR "MISS ENGLAND" FROM COMPETING AT DETROIT 4 Just when the Old Country seems to have a good chance of recapturing the coveted Harmsworh tro- phy for speed boats with "Miss England II," along comes a report from Detroit that an alleged tech- ncality in Kaye Don's challenge may bar him from racing the United States entry for the famous} Judging by the above picture, which shows Miss England burning up the trophy next September. water in a trial run, it would seem to be a real threat for the world's speed boat honors. BRITISH PILOTS OBJECTIVE 400 MILES AN HOUR IN SCHNEIDER CUP RACES # / = For months the members of the British High Speed Flight have been getting into form to pilot the British seaplanes in the forthcoming Schneider Cup series, and according to latest reports the speed objective of the British team is 400 miles an hour or faster. Squadron Léader Orlebar, who is head of the High Speed Flight, and at present holder of the world's air speed record, has great faih in his team-mates and is optimistic about the Motherland's chances in the race. the Schneider Cup becomes her permanent possession by reason of winning The pictures above show Squadron Leader Orlebar; the Su occasions. If England wins this year plane (top), the type which won the Schneider Cup in 1929 and also travelled at 368 miles h i the worlds' record flight; and the Gloster Napier plane (below) which has travelled Re 350 miles | Ee hour, with a maximum speed unknown. year's race. Both these types of seaplane have been developed for this a. 4 tee 4 it on three consecutive per-Marine Rolls Royce sea- THE RHYMING | OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis My Island My life is a little island, Set within the sea, Boundless and sunlit, Of God's immensity. My island may be barren, Save for its palm-tree tall, But the sea sends dear voices To whisper through them all. My island may be far off The chartered ocean lanes, Yet it is bright with sunlight, And sweet with sea's refrains. And never, never lonely My little island lies, For murmuring on every shere, God's endless songs arise. Taj Mahal Long since the monarch, Shah Jahan, Dwelt here on earth, less man than god; In ancient days Saturnian His footsteps blessed the paths he trod. They tell us he was wholly wise, A lion-hearted martial soul, Yet versed in peaceful strategies, Fit brother of the Yellow Bowl For rest he sought his garden fair In Agra, by the river side, Fresh girlhood garlands blossom- ed there Till beauty waxed and waned and died. Perhaps some BAYER ASPIRIN is royal maiden's Beware of imitations GENUINE Bayer Aspirin, the kind doctors prescribe and millions of users have proven safe for more than tHirty years, can easily -be identified by the name Bayer and the word genuine as above. Genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe and sure; always the same. It has the unqualified endorsement of physi- cians and druggists everywhere. It doesn't depress the heart. No harmful after-effects follow its use. Bayer Aspirin is the universal anti- dote for pains of all kinds. Headaches Neuritis Colds Neuralgia Sore Throat Lumbago Rheumatism Toothache * Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer manufacture of monoaceticacideste: of salicylicacid. | smile, | = Perhaps some tragic spoil of} war Won his strange heart a} little while | From harem or from grand} bazaar. Sail CUNARD But if, of all this lovely wreath, One rose should droop from day to day, Mocking her gorgeous silken' sheath, | Shah Jahan turned his face away. | Ruthless as potter to the clay, Half god, all inigmatical, Yet he has left, to rival day, This pearl-domed wonder, Mahal. : FROM NEW YORK Fast regular service to Europe by THE BIG THREE S.S. "Aquitania" (45,647 tons) S.S. "Berengaria" (52,226 '* ) S.S. "Mauretania" (30,704 ** ) Other frequent sailings from New York and Boston Taj FROM HALIFAX Regul: t the winter to Plymouth, Havre, Lon- don and Liverpool. Cabin, Tourist Third Cabin, Third Class. Round Trip Rates from s $129. (up) Custard Pie! Rich, nourishing and delicious ! Apple, butter scotch, orange cream pie, cocoa~ nut cream pie, these and 180 other delightful new recipes are contained in our wonderful new cook hook 'New Magicin the Kitchen"--Send for your free copy today. FROM MONTREAL Two sailings weekly to England, Scotland, Ireland and France,from May Ist throughout the summer. CRUISES FROM NEW YORK To Bermuda, Havana, the West Indies and the Mediterranean. Minimum rates from Cs $55. to $725. QS EAGLE BRAND SWEETENED COND Borden Co., Limit 115 George St., Toronto ' CENTURY SEA°SERVICE Enquire from any steamship agent A OF Send me a free copy o your new cook book. or the nearest ce of the Cunard Line " Cor. Bay er Welinaton Sts., 4 oronto Want Ads. Bring Results mas 1 cup Purity Flour Mix all ingredients very carefully. Spread evenly in 4 cup corn starch pan and prick with fork. Bake in moderate oven (375°) %4 cup icing sugar for 20 minutes, or to golden brown. 2/SseupsOlgbuttey Cut in squares and allow to cool while in pan. Brown sugar may be used in place of icing sugar. Be sure it is Purity Flour you use. Praag, apn SELECTED. HARD Plain Pastry SPRING WHEAT 2 New Recipe 3 cups Purity Flour, 1 cup cold water. (For richer lard) For two pie shells: lard, %4 tspn salt, 1 cup flayor use %4 butter and %4 signee eaoey METHOD: Mix the flour and salt cutting ia BRANDON MILSAT cOMONT half the shortening until the mixture is like fine GODERICH meal, gradually adding exact quantity of water Pur ~puR but not a drop more. Turn out on board very iTy FL Tightly sprinkled with Purity Flour, "rc one quarter inch thick, 'Then spread b: shorten over dough, fold over three roll again to required thickness. Bake in hot The rich, hard wheat flour for all your baking. Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. oven (475°), 307 Look for our Company's name on the Purity Flour sack. It is your guarantee of quality from a responsible milling concern. SE SORTA ke ape Common Sense Facts About OLD DOCTOR'S IDEA IS BIG HELP TO _ ELDERLY PEOPLE In 1885, Dr. Caldwell made a dis- covery for which elderly people the world over praise him today! ~ Years of practice convinced him hat many people were endangering their health by a careless choice of laxatives. So he began a search for a harmless prescription which would be. thoroughly effective, yet would neither gripe nor form any habit. At last he found it: Over and over he wrote it, when he found people bilious, headachy, out of sorts, weak or feverish; with coated tongue, bad breath, no appetite or energy. It relieved the most obstinate cases, and yet was gentle with women, children and elderly people. Today, this same famous, effective prescription, known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is the world's most sf) LH popular laxative. It may be obtained from any drugstore, , = CLOT H , iy &. ' | en Rm Ff HHS Many people think that Tip Top Clothes are mechanically cut. We wish to correct this mistaken ion. When a man orders a Tip Top suit or coat, he chooses th« ade, the style and one of the many exclusively patterned Tip Top all-wool fabrics. The salesman then takes his measure- ments, not ten to twelve measure- ments, but twenty-one measurements. Is there any machine invented that could accurately cut clothes to twenty- There one specified measurements? is not! That is why 90 pairs of shears, guided by 90 expert cutters, are kept busy at Tip Top Tailors, world's largest one-price, made-to- measure clothiers--and Tip Top Clothes guarantee com- fortable, correct fit. Tip Top Clothes A. SHROFF Haileybury, Ont.