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Page 8 THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1931 "Social and Personal } Mrs. J. Dickson left last night to spend a couple of days in Tor- onto on business. McKinlay's Service Station is the place to have your car thor- oughly greased. Mr. J. H. Murray left on Tues- day evening to spend a few days in Toronto on business. Mr. H. Holland-Hurst returned on Sunday after spending the past two weeks in New York on business. Mr. J. Walter Young, a former resident of Haileybury, was -in town from Toronto over the week-end. Mrs. Fred. Maguire and son, Donald, of Cochrane, are visiting the home of her mother, Mrs. J. Brewer, Browning Street. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Mayhew, formerly of MHaileybury, spent yesterday in town on their way from Noranda to Pembroke. Mrs. R. A. Bradshaw and her daughter, Miss Meta, returned to Haileybury after' spending the past three months in Sault Ste Marie, Ont. Hon. W. A. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon came up from Ottawa on Saturday to spend the week-end at their home here. They were accompanied from the capital by Mrs. Harry Sparks. While this part of the district was enjoying exceptionally warm weather early this week, snow fell along the line of the trans- continental, reaching a depth of two inches at Hearst and extend- ing east as far as Cochrane. The M.S. Keego, of the Ville Marie Navigation Company, is being prepared for the season's|N- operations. As the ship was thoroughly overhauled last year, only minor repairs and painting are required and she will be ready when the ice goes. Farmers of Temiskaming will gather at Earlton on Wednesday April 29th, to complete the or- ganization of an association, which aims at better marketing conditions in the district. A. J. Kennedy, M.L.A., and J. A. Sar- roll, chief of the co-operative and markets branch, will be present. Frost and Snow Bring Halt To Fine Spring Weather The fine spring weather of the past week has suffered a relapse and, following yesterday's rain, several degrees of frost and a slight fall of snow have changed things completely. While the cold is not severe, it is disagree- able. and a coating of icé on the sidewalks and streets makes the travelling difficult. The ice is still.in the lake and there is no announcement to_make in regard to the guessing contest. Mother Restored to Family If you asked the average happy and comfortable Ontario housewife what & gain of 49% pounds would mean to her, sne wouid probably look aghast @t the very suggestion. Supposs, however, sne were in the position of rs. Roverts, @ woman with a tamily of young cnilGren in a small Ontario town where there was "little to earn and many to keep," growing weaker and weaker from overwork and poy- erty, finally obliged to leave her little ones to friends and neighbors and de- take herself to the Toronto Hospital for Consumptives. Then began vhe long, long fight to put back the precious pounds, which to Mrs. Roberts and so many like her, mean milestones on the road to health. Thanks to ten months of good care, rest, nourishing food and ex- erienced medical attention, Mrs. oberts one day saw the scales reg- ister 149 -- a heppy gain from the 99% pounds she registered on enter- toa the hospital. yhere is she now? Back at home, joyously taking up the care of her family, and grateful for her restor- ation to health. A great work assur- edly, which needs much assistance from friends because poverty. and tuberculosis so often go hand in hand. Will you help, please? A sub- scription sent to Mr. A. E. Ames, 223 College, Street, Toronto, will be greatly appreciated. Development is Proceeding At Lignite Deposits Shaft Now Completed and Work Of Drifting Started; Will Take Out 500 Tons R. F. Dempster, who for some time past has been employed at the development of the lignite deposits in the Onakawana fields, is spending this week at his home in Haileybury, having come down for a visit after spending several months there. He states that the work of development is pro- ceeding steadily, with about 35 men employed and that 500 tons of the lignite will be taken out this summer, chiefly for purposes of making a thorough test of its qualities and ascertaining the best method of handling it. Mr. Dempster states that the shaft in the latest section to be tested has been completed and that already about 28 feet of drifting has been done on the coal seam. The necessary mach- inery for the work has all been taken in and the men are housed in comfortable camps. They did not suffer from the cold during the past winter, as the mild weather has been general and there was.no interruption to the work. A car of the lignite has been mined and shipped to Ottawa for testing and further shipments will be made. It is the intention, according to Mr. Dempster, to ship some of the lignite to Ger- many, where there has been long and varied experience in the handling of similar material and from where it is expected valu- able information will be secured as to treatmént, marketing, etc. Captain W. F. Fancy, an old timer of Cobalt, is in charge of the present development. The shaft is located about 30 miles from Coral Rapids, on the T. & Y. O. and the extension runs through a portion of the property being developed. Green lawns and budding trees were to be seen in all parts of the town over the week-end. Hutt's Ladies' Shoppe An Exclusive Line of Ladies' Hats, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Hosiery and Lingerie Phone 22 HAILEYBURY JOSEPH A. LEGRIS WAS BEREAVED BY DEATH OF HIS MOTHER LAST WEEK All Haileybury people will ex- tend their sympathy to Mr. Jos- eph A. Legris, well known citizen and ex-mayor of the town, in the bereavement he suffered last week through the death of his mother. Mr. Legris left for his former home on hearing the sad news. The following account of Mrs. Legris' death is from the Ottawa Journal: Members of Parliament, and many friends in this district will learn with very deep regret of the death yesterday at Notre Dame Hospital, Montreal, of Mrs. Legris, wife of Senator J. H. Legris. She was the mother of Mrs. Ste.-Marie, wife of J. Wil- frid Ste.-Marie, K.C. Hull barris- ter. Mrs. Legris succumbed to a three months' illness. Born at Berthierville, Que. 78 years ago, she was a highly respected resid- ent of Louiseville, Que., since the date of her marriage to Senator Legris. For several years she ac- companied her husband to Otta- wa during the federal session and had made many friends here who will deeply mourn her death. She had been a popular figure of the Capital's social activities. At Louiseville, Mrs. Legris was a devout member of the Roman Catholic parish and had taken great interest in the various par- ish organizations. Surviving her are four sons, COBALT CLASSIC THEATRE ONTARIO in the greatest of all mystery thrillevs 'QUBWAY, EXPRESS with JACK HOLT AILEEN PRINGLE Jason Robards A Directed by COLUMBIA, (& FRED PICTURE / NEWMEYER \ « Flom the pley by Eve Kay Plinth Marthe Madison SCREAMS! CHILLS! LAUGHS! THRILLS! oe09 #eoeo Comedy, "A Headache" with Billy House. "Take Your with Andy Clide. "Their Wives Vacation" with Kelton and Murray. Medicine" "Swiss Joseph A. Legris, barrister at Haileybury; Dr. A. Legris, of|} Movement Krazy Kat". Louiseville; Zotique Legris, of Shawinigan Falls, and Wilfrid Legris, of Edmonton: four dau- ghters Mrs. J. Wilfrid Ste.-Marie Hull; Mrs. Hector Langevin, Hull; Rev. Sister Genevieve de Paris, Montreal, and Mrs. J. A. Blanchard, of St. Lambert, Que. The funeral. will be held at 9.30 o'clock Monday morning from the family residence at Louise- |» 3 -ment has been made in the ap- IL DUCE HONORS FLIER'S WIDOW cz Originally intended for her husband, Major Umberto Maddalena intrepid Italian aviator, who was killed a few weeks after his return to Italy from Brazil, in the Balbo squadron flight, a gold medal is posthumously awarded to Madame Maddalena by Premier Mussolini in recognition of his participation in the epoch-making flight. The Italian Air Minster, General Balbo, who also received an award, is shown in the foreground with his back to the camera. VICTOR aaa ali alt ae oil oils ate ade atte ate oa de ain aa nae nae nk RADIO NEW LOW PRICED MODEL Only $159.9 ABSOLUTE DEPENDABILITY--PEERLESS PER- FORMANCE--MATCHLESS TONES Let us show you how easy it is to own this fine Radio. A Liberal Allowance for your old set alt allan ln all al ile ln ae itn att ae aie aii aie allie ok A. W. SANDERSON JEWELER AND STATIONER FRI.-SAT., APR. 24-25] MON.-TUES., APR. 27-28| WED.-THUR., APR. 29-30 SA) // All Wh \\\( Dialog (©) Drama killed of New York Joy Brought Back To a Gloom-Regusted World in The Laugh Show of the Ages. __ _ SUE CAROL | IRENE RICH \\ in Mies le CAST --9------ "Thundering Terrors" with Charlie Chase. "Miscast" with James Kelso. "Screen Snap shots". Nite Life Directed by éurreure/ SE XEMTHERS (a SON S$ N with LEWIS STONE, IRENE RICH, LEON JANNEY and a dozen of Hollywood's Brightest Kids. geen "Toby in the Museum" with Toby the Pup. "Simply Kill- ing." with Willie and Eugene Howard. le S theres New Stone Will Improve Approach to Market Building This week a great improve- proaches to the local market CHURCHES - The United Church Rev. D, A. MacKeracher, B.A., Pastor Mr. R. H. Unwin, Organist and Choirmaster. Sunday, April 26th. 11 am. and 7 p.m.--Public Worship. Rey. Robert Brydon, M.A., of Parry Sound, at both services. 2.30 p.m.-- Church School. Congregational meeting at the close of the Evening Service at the request of the Official Board. Every member and Adherent of the congregation are asked to make a special effort to be pres- ent as matters of 1mportance are to be discussed. Thursday, April 30th, 6 to 8 p. m., Supper served by the Ladies' Aid and an Entertainment will follow. Admission 50 cents. Friday--Choir practice at 8 p. m. Albert Gospel Hall ALBERT STREET Sunday, 11 a.m.--Commemora- tion of the Lord's Supper. 3 p.m.--Sunday School Bible Class. = 7 p.m.--Gospel Meeting (Evan- gelistic) to which all are cordial- ly invited. Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Meeting for Prayer and Bible Study. 3 p.m.--Women's Prayer Meet- ing. Women's Missionary Meeting first Wednesday of each month; place of meeting arranged mon- thly. The Baptist Church Pastor---J. W. Cordwell Sunday School-- 10 a.m. Public Worship-- 11 a.m. Prayer Meeting--Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. and Salvation Army Sunday Morning Service at 11 Sunday Evening Service at 7.30. Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Tresday, 8.00 p.m--Prayer Meeting. Friday, 7.15 p.m--Junior Meeting. 8.00 p.m.--Y. P. Legion Meeting. All are cordially invited. ville to the church and cemetery 'building, in the i the bank to the doorways. form of steps leading from the roadway down Two sets of these steps have been put in, one opposite each of the two centre doorways, and customers can now simply stop their cars on the road, walk down the steps and across the N.C.R. tracks to the doors. The work was done by simply cutting into the em- bankment between the tracks and the higher street level and using the stone removed in the building of the steps. Very little extra material was required and, as the stones were simply em- bedded in the earth of the bank without mortar, the job was nof an expensive one. To Councillor Houston, chairman of the com- mittee which is in charge of the market, goes the credit both for the idea and the supervising of the work. 1 'Haileybury Lady Bereaved by | Sudden Death of Brother | - H ; | Mrs. F. Peter, Browning Street ireceived the sad news last week _that her brother, Mr. Wm. Sum- 'merby, had died suddenly from , heart failure at his home in Win- nipeg. He was 51 years of age, and leaves a widow and one son, besides two sisters, Mrs. Peter and Miss Freda Summerby, the latter a former resident of Hail- eybury, and one brother. Many friends here extend sincere sym- THESE WANT AD'S For Sale--House on Lawlor St; five rooms and bathroom, large} shed, furnace, light and water, | to H. E. Blackwall, Lake Shore Road. 3-tf. | Wanted--Experienced maid. Ap-| ply to Mrs. Cleworth, 128 Lake| Shore Road. 3-le.} For Sale--Heater, Breakfast suite, gramophone, library tab- le and chairs. Owner leaving town. Apply P. J. Philbin, Cecil Street. 3-Ipd Pasture--Having leased the Farr Farm, I am now prepared to pasture horses and cattle. A. J. MacRae, North Cobalt; phone; 1312. 2-3pd. For Rent or Sale Cheap--Two pianos, also three phonographs Apply MacLean's Studio, Hotel} Haileybury. 1-3pd. For Sale or Rent--Small house, Probyn Street. Apply_at Hail- eyburian Office. 51-tf. For Sale or Rent--The Branchaud Residence, Probyn Street, with garage in connection. Apply to Jos. A. Legris. 8-t.f. Wanted--A gardener. Apply Mrs. Hedley S. Hennessy, 72 Lake Shore Road, Haileybury. 2-2p. For Sale--Six Roomed House on Blackwall Street; all conveni- ences; very easy terms. Apply at Haileyburian Office x partly furnished, $1.000. Apply } pathy. BRING RESULTS i 3 i 'For Sale-- General store, located at Hilliardton; post office in connection. Apply to Geo. H. Keeler, Hilliardton, Ont. 2-2c. Wanted--Reliable party to dis- tribute Watkins' Products to established customers in Hail- eybury. Average earnings $35 to $50 weekly. Write at once, The J. R. Watkins Company, 749 Craig St., West, Montreal. 2-2c. For Sale--Modern, Six Roomed House with garage, in good location. Apply to Mrs. D. W. Cameron, Browning Street. Phone 345. 1-t.f. For Sale, Strawberry Plants, Jor-~ ward, ever-bearing, best on the market. Climatized in North. $3.00 per 100, or in smaller lots. Delivery May 15. J. A. Bel- land, 144 Blackwall St., Hailey-~ bury. 1-2c. FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE. Established Electric Washing Machine Manufacturer requir- es a Representative to look af- ter Sales, Service and Collec~ tions. Washers sold on time payment plan. Please state qualifications in your reply to Box 1, Haileyburian. 1-2c. For Sale Cheap--Bungalow om Latchford St. Six rooms, gar- age, all conveniences. Apply to E. D. Whorley, Florist, Maim St. 51-tf ir