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PRE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, APRIL 30th, 1931 Social and Personal | Roberta Hats at Hutt's Ladies' Shoppe. Earl Sutherland was a visitor in town this week. FEE FOR PROSPECTORS' PERMITS CANCELLED BY ONTARIO GOVERNMENT A Toronto despatch to the daily papers yesterday says: "Cancel- lation of the $10 fee charged by the Ontario Government for a permit to prospect for minerals is announced, following the transfer of Ontario's forest pre- Hutt's Ladies' Shoppe An Exclusive Line of Ladies' Hats, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Hosiery and Lingerie Phone 22 HAILEYBURY One Hundred Per Cent Attend AE EE CLASSIC THEATRE COBALT - ONTARIO FRI., SAT. MAY Ist, 2nd MON., TUES, MAY 3rd, 4th WED., THURS., MAY 6th, 7th "THE MODERN H. Hollands-Hurst is in Toron-|ceryes from the Lands and For- Banquet to Deputy Minister | to for a few days on business. ests Department to the Provin- | WI FE"' , cial Forestry Branch." At a recent banquet held in the a ae sear Mae lore The fee was charged to cover|Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, in hon- from Ottawa over last week-end./+h. cost of the additional fire|or of Dr. Camsell, Deputy Minis- GARY x rae _ _|prevention work necessary by|ter of Mines, there was an at- COOPER Mrs. Geo. Caldbick is spending mineral prospecting. The can-|tendance of one hundred per cent he-man a few days in Toronto this week.}cellation of the fee applies par-|of the employees of the depart- lover, Same ticularly to the Matachewan gold|ment in the Capital, according to ' , Fancy linens, suitable for gifts|area, which is in the Temagamilone official who was in Hailey- or showers at Hutt's Ladies'| preserve. bury this week. The event was Shoppe. unique in that respect, it is ' 2 On Thursday evening next,|claimed as never before were all Mrs. A. H. Hull left on Sunday May 7th, Haileybury Lodge A.F.|the officials of any one depart- But beneath evening to spend a week or two/& A.M., will receive an official|ment present at a similar gather- her smile-- in Toronto. visit from the District Deputy|ing. The number was 350. Hon. LILLY Beers re ae Grand Master, Mr. David Cramp,|W. A. Gordon, Minister of Mines, DAMITA VICTOR Charles Thornton, of Elk Lake,|of Kirkland Lake. ~ was chairman for the evening. , RAD was a Haileybury visitor for a 2 ithe ees McLAGLEN Son NAGEL few days this week. UNUSUAL BURIAL OF VICTIMS OF COLLISION MARLENE With Zasu Pitts and Shm Zane Grey's | DI ETRICH Summerville W. G. Coates, formerly of Hail- eybury, is in town for a few days from Kirkland Lake. From the play "Half Gods" FIGHTING CARAVANS G Garamount Gicture --Special Added Attraction-- Three Girls Lost A story of Chicago Racketeers Gerry Foster rere home on Saturday after a few weeks visit with friends in Detroit. Mrs. H. F. Fancy and little son John, left at the week-end to spend a week or two in Toronto. $ G Garamount Gichire Dangerous to love! Yet she sacrifices everything for the one man who reads her guarded heart --with-- LORETTA YOUNG, JOAN MARSH, Mr. W. J. Hamilton and family left on April 22nd for Peterboro, ae ERNEST Ont., to join Me? Hamilton there TORRERCE JOYCE COMPTON, * q --==also---- John MacLean, Browning St., Fred Kohler, SE AYES returned home last Sunday "from HBSS Toronto, after a two weeks' visit eo ouveniernall A Fox Movietone Production! and Mrs. Dr. Somerville went if i x : . z to Toronto on Saturday, motor- Comedy "Cuties"; Tamblyn &] Comedy "Happy Little Hon- eS a tees ae ing down with Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Rondell, and "The Dutch eymoon," with Glenn Tyron aa The Glow ae" ) : 5 : Seer Thorpe. fl Wy 4 ~ : 2 = Treat" Terry-toon Screen Snapshots No. 22 Paramount Screen Song Pe ee Ome Te eee a ee Mr, and Mrs. O. J. on Saturday morning by to spend a few days in Toronto, Thorpe left motor Kapuskasing Northern' Beamsville and Buffalo. ae he E lt a eRe EI ate aoe ae ie ee De area Tribune, following up arguments!|> 4 Ken, Lyttle returned on Sun- baat have Fares pec ec rensen } 2 © 4) day from North Bay where he pbpaay Ol aOna thee Cea Za lone Onle 4 successfully passed his examina- certain types. of lotteries, ae) b enume argain e 74 tion as a radio operator. He % gests that Sian g scnewe eR 3 d leaves shortly for the north to fill This picture taken at Malagar, shows one of the victims of the pata eGur0 BeOvices Us [Ont . . . Fe a government position as oper-| collision between the British aircraft carrier, Glorious, and the paligits of a Trans-Canada ||F Beautiful Three-Piece Chesterfield Suite, upholstered in } _------- ator. French liner. Florida, ee buried in a hole in the wall of the cemet=j ne Seton by Tn eelishoratine ne Mohair, with reversible cushions at the véry special price of _4| -- } oh aa ery. The bodies buried mh the walls of the Malagar Cemetery are : P me eee ace RODENT Brydon, M.A., of left there for five years ea then removed to make way for new "ate snEgenis tle Sens nos he 4 $ 135.00 Parry Sound, was in Haileybury| corpses. kets through the post offices. 4 ' last Sunday and conducted ser- i x : Spice : 4 Sete cate ea THRE Mchrel here S 2 fF See our assortment of new Cushions which add pleasure | | morning and evening. # J and comfort to the home. | | adil 5 8 q Fe ae re : = : = pi OtEee AE aati. cade Zona j CHURCHES \ NEW WALLPAPERS NOW ON DISPLAY Donald, returned last Sunday to | V I ta I O R R A D I O { : > Hee ta after visiting at the}| q\° Pas: } CHEER UP! CLEAN UP! PAINT UP! home of her mother, Mrs. J.j| 4 The Uni Brewer, Browning Street. | NEW LOW PRICED MODEL F ee pen uae d We are now carrying a full stock of Brandram-Hen- Rev. D.A. Meher pas-|| © ] $ 1 59.900 qj |Mr. Ro H. Unwin, Organist and Choirmaster. j derson's "B.H. English" Paints for Inside and Outside tor of hetuanl eebaes United nly 4 pats use; also a complete line of B.H. Fast Drying Enamels | Churéhii acai Pacey Somacuaeesalt ABSOLUTE DEPENDABILITY--PEERLESS PER- i], aay eee ppcaa ae ' and Varnish Stains } the ve fa Samael a FORMANCE--MATCHLESS TONES r AG at Scare ee A ee ' FAST DRYING VARNISHES services i 2 2 rch || eee Jehe j : pF a for rposes hore es DUtES Mea | Let us show you how easy it is to own this fine Radio. 4 2.30 p.m.-- Church School. 7 Pornaiippumposes | nea 5 a | A Liberal Allowance for your old set oe Bere ae' Scien nay ala lk Mr. Alex. uncan, of Lanark, , 1 I h & B h d | who has spent the past week in | 4 Pb gH Seer Pastor. 5) orpe ranc au | town on i ae ie his daughter, W S NDERSON il she Res Ns re Rear ea House Furnishers Directors of Funeral Services | IVT. Seaen| ' ughes, Browning A A 5 5 5 3 aos an Street, returned 7 his home 'aid 5 5 : Rae Presbyterial of the Women's ||> FERGUSey SVERUE = a Se } Tuesday evening. JEWELER AND STATIONER || Missionary Society will be held | e-----een es tae @j|in this Church. Miss Clark of H. Larocque, Ferguson Avenue Pgs ona A ste He To SOOPER, Tah, Sia ACP AS greg a RG ee will be one of the prinsipal is among the early gardeners this BD Se CES: 7 1 ; : Velen: ERE te Friday, Groat Choir iractice| Pralley burian Condensed Ads. Will Bring Results seeds in the stound on April 20th||Psaa ec ee ee ee ete Beas ae eee aS : and 21st. 'The soil was in fine q Albert Gospel Hall shape at the time. ¢ OAL ¢ OAT ¢ OAI F ALBERT STREET HESE Arise of six feet in the level of|| § Sunday, 11 a.m--Commemora- RIN the lake has been recorded at the }| {| tion of the Lord's Supper. WANT AD'S RESULTS wharf here since the first move- || 25 to 38% q Seapine --Sunday School and ment early in the spring, but it is | 4|| Bible Class. still sa) considerablemdistancesbes On your money from HARD HEADED BUSINESS (fora 4 7 p.m.--Gospel Meeting (Evan- ' low the average for this time of | limited time only) P gelistic) to which all are cordial- 3 BASE Nc | COAL PRICES have not been as low in years < ipa tnt | < as years and MAY 4 ] . : | PRICES are the low of Spring Prices. Wednesday, @ -p-m.--Meeting, A motor car with a Masaschu- }} q||for Prayer and Bible Study. sets license plate. was. seea tin) BEL THMRIPIS= SEE GOON PHEuCOAl: MAN and ar. Alls 02.0 y omensabrayer Meet: Haileybury on Tuesday, while a]) range your coal supply NOW and make your money earn 4 ing. tle St. ia Sale--H : new York car landed in last Fri- | you STiene 25 to 38% on your investment. --Right Nowié the 4 Women's Missionary Meeting oe pale os Se aaa ae fa seme day, the first pair of summer vis- time to save money on your fuel bill. You can budget your first Wednesday of each month; a t e C I 9 | 3 your j F 1 shed, furnace, light and water, ! aa Gen south of the border to coal account through COON and save yourself dollars. } ee of meeting arranged mon- Pasture--Having leased the Farr | partly Pee aol a $1.000. Apply = ive here. 7 a, my achkwro ak S & eee rane a j And "remember any old coal is not coal economy--inferior. 4 panee of ae tag cine ia " . BrBlaelawal lille oe Fetes PAUSES seliptin jh ee : mA DL eh Bikar Cervil 3 _ ure horses Ca NOac. J-ti. Haileybury students arriving || pot ome peven chegy ire the end ualty alone viclis Seal "lee Theaptst,chnreh MacRae, North Cobalt; phone| home for the summer vacation Y q Pastor ewe Gordwell 1312. 2-3pd.|For Sale--One gold claim, in lee Sycciecnd included George The better Coals are sponsored by the Old Line Companies 4 cnn daeSchooealO Bryce Township; 200 days aldbick, Allan Ferguson and and distributed through Reputable Established Dealers UNS Vier eee as For Sale or Rent--Small house,| york done, ready to patent P| Jack Murphy, from Queen's Uni- : s : ; S34 Public Worship-- 11 a.m. Probyn Street. Apply at Hail-| ill sell for cost of work. A = | versity, Kingston, and Grant Gib- 3uy Advertised Coals! Coals with a reputation, handled by q Prayer Meeting--Wednesday,| eyburian Office. 51-t#. ply = Box 149. Midland er | son and Jim Poppleton, from the COON. Your Heating Problem is my Fuel Problem and I 4j|7.30 p.m. = E ' ty : UAT eR University of Toronto believe I can save you money on your coal bill. Tell me For Sale or Rent--The Branchaud oe | about your coal costs and get the "Answer to the Burni ] = S Residence, Probyn Street, with i ~ a 2 sts a g e Burning . esidence, y , F 1 4 Tomorrow, May lst, is the Question" from Salvation Army garage in connection. Bed (tae eet ere omer ; opening of the trout season and Sunday Morning Service at 11 to Jos. A. Legris. "tf! Jocation. Apply to Mrs. D. W. | there will doubtless be a few of | W. COON--The Coal Man ; Beni Evie Service at 7.30. Cameron Benth Tene | | the local anglers who will at RUSSELL ST. SIDING q Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Wanted--A gardener. Apply Mrs. Phion 345 Cau 1 a ; least try their luck in the various 3 PHONE, 266 i Teesdsy. 8.00 pon Earn cetine: Hedley S. Hennessy, 72 Lake mates ae i streams. There has been no great For Scotch, Welsh and Russian Anthracite-- D.L.& W. 4 Beale, 7) ee cg eae Shore Road, Haileybury._2-2p- |For Sale Cheap--Bungalow om " - . oud me year, ei there poe Bees eae Fe a ree Pocahontas and Alberta 4|| All are cordially invited. For Sale--Six Roomed House on; Latchford St. Six rooms, gar- : some hope of getting a iis iomestic Lump Coal-- See "COON THE COAL MAN. 4 : Blackwall Street; all conveni-; age, all conveniences. Apply to 1 on onenipe assy, although ies) WE te RCT Ee eee re , ences; very easy terms. Apply E D. Whorley, Florist, Main | arly for this district. seit ote ena! WANT ADS BRING RESULTS at Haileyburian Office ay site 51-tf |