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Peat ° See HAILEYBURY Puge 8 the HAILE Y BURIA N nei i THURSDAY, MAY 2lst, 1931 ea tiaatiaatneeaaiadiaa ' "9 EEE EE es or ae ee 6 \|Foggy Weather /Hutt's Ladies' Shoppe ; Social and Personal 4)" 98). avel b CLASSIC THEATRE 4 akes lrave y An Exclusive Line of Ladies' a atanste--oS| ye 5 COBALT - ONTARIO radii Biden?) Plane Dithculty eee | ae Sarinew Rese ane ee in town for a few days this week geet hee Sable bites FRI., SAT., MAY 22, 23| MON., TUES., MAY 25, 26| WED., THURS., MAY 27, 28 R. D. Cumming returned Sun- day from a business trip to Tor- onto. Mr. Horace Whorley left on Thursday last on a business trip to Toronto. Mrs A. H. Hull arrived home on Tuesday after spending a few weeks in Toronto, Mr. F. M .Connell was in Hailey- bury from Toronto for a few days last week on business. Mrs. T. Condie, formerly of Haileybury, has been visiting in town for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morrison, Main Street, spent the week-end at their summer cottage on Lake Temagami. Mrs. J. A. Legris returned home from St. Michaels Hospital, Toronto, on Sunday, much im- proved in health. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Conkey, Mrs. G. Labine and Miss M. La- bine motored to Toronto and Peterboro last week. BORN--At Misericordia Hosp- ital, Haileybury, on Friday, May 15th, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Seed (nee Violet Saxton) a daughter. Mrs. Gregg and Miss Edmond, of Trout Mills, who were visitors at the home of Mrs. Hamilton, West Road, left for their home last sveek-end. Vega Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a produce table on Wednesday, May 27th, in the vacant office in the Hotel Haileybury building. Northern Light Rebekah Lodge will hold a tea and produce table on Friday, May 22nd, at the home of Mrs. N. J. McAulay, Probyn Street, from 3 to 6 p.m. R. H. Unwin and H. Clifford spent the week-end at the form- er's summer camp on Lake Tem- agami and, according to reports, secured some very fine trout. Increased forces went to work on the highways on Monday and the staff is now up to about the summer proportions, with sever- al trucks hauling gravel and a large number of men employed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beagle, of Langview, Wash. are in Kirkland Lake on a visit to Mrs. Beagle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Whorley. They stopped for a short time to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. Whorley on their way north. A. MacLean returned on Fri- day after attending a photogra- phers' convention in Toronto, where he exhibited the only dis- play of colored photography and where he dispsed of a number of these colored pictures of North- ern scenes. Two more former students of the Haileybury High School ap- pear in the examination results. Fred. Greenwood, New Liskeard, who finished his course here, has graduated from Queen's in elec- trical engineering, with the de- gree of B.Sc., and Herb. Millen, also of New Liskeard but form- erly of Haileybury, has passed with honors his first year exams, at Toronto University. EARLY MORNING FIRE IN EMPTY HOUSE IS PUZZLE TO BRIGADE enna A fire which occurred around 3 a.m. yesterday, in an empty house on View Street, has so far proved a puzzle to Chief Marcella and members of the brigade. The house had been unoccupied for some time, but recently the own- er, Mr. Luscumb, had been doing some repairs in preparations for its being rented. Eugene Lemay, returning from a late party at Cobalt, was the first to see the blaze when he arrived at his home on the next street. The brigade was notified and had the fire out in less than an hour, although they were forced to break into the building, a frame structure two storeys in height. The damage was not great, probably around $100, as the flames had not gained much Bad Week For Prospectors Who | Phone 22 Use Planes; Couldn't i See Haileybury Iby his son, Forest, and Pilot G. = R. Burge and had been making a The wet and foggy weather trip into. the Quebec section, this week has hampered the pros-; where the company has a couple pecting operations of those who of parties in the field. They also use the air route, according to, have two parties out at different Peter Graham, of the Prospect-ipoints in Ontario and expect to ors Airways Company, who ar- send out others in the near fut- rived in Haileybury yesterday ure. morning from Northern Quebec,; Mr. Graham, who with Robert There was such a dense fog over) Cockeram, was among the first the lake here when the party ar-|to use the aeroplane in prospect- Haileybury from the air. It was possible to pick Point and the Plane, the "Pros- carefully across the bay until the ' OS- looking pector" landed there and taxied' iv ay ° q 1. : 5 rived that they could not see ing operations, finds air travel to 1S;be the most satisfactory way of out Dawson's getting about the country and is forward to a busy and successful season this year, with the increased interest in the min- harbor was reached. Mr. Graham was accompanied ing industry that is evident on all sides. LITTLE GIRL (to new Vicar): times you can run around the garden?" VICAR: "I couldn't, my dear child; but why do you ask?" LITTLE GIRL: "Oh, just because Daddy said you were so long- winded." --London Opinion Royalty Weds in Paris rah A princess and her Prince Charming or ,to be explicit, Princess Marguerite de Tour-et-Taxis and Prince Gaston, of Bourbon,Parma leaving the Bishop of Paris' chapel after their wedding, which was witnessed by the members of the Royalist Colony in the French Captial. Prince Gaston is a brother of ex-Empress Zita of Austria. Fireworks WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIREWORKS OF ALL KINDS FOR THE OBSERVANCE OF THE HOLIDAY WHAT'S THE 24th WITHOUT FIRECRACKERS? A. W. SANDERSON JEWELER AND STATIONER headway. RTA AIT a A i a ee The Capital of a7° Joy at its Merriest, Maddest, Gayest ! | A Warner Bros. and Vitaphone Techni- color hit. With OLSEN & JOHNSON The Maniacs of Mirth William Gaxton, John Halliday Claudia Dell, Helen Broderick HAL ROACH i M-G-M i VA CHARLEY " ee in his Latest Comedy "The Pip from Pittsburg" Cartoon by Disney "The Skele- ton Dance" "The Lone Defender" No. 8 JOAN BENNETT § VICTOR VARCONI CECILIA LOFTUS directed by FRANK BORZAGE Who can resist the temptations of IVIENNESE NIGHTS ' a! MISSIN With VIVIENNE SEGAL, WALTER PIGEON ALEXANDER GRAY JEAN HERSHOLT and LOUISE FAZENDA esess Comedy: Marie Dressler and Caredy. Polly Moran in ac eats é < ' Three Hollywood Girls 'Dangerous Females FORMER RESIDENT OF HAILEYBURY DROWNED NEAR MICHIGAN HOME Friends in Haileybury received word this week of the drowning of a former resident, in the per- son of Frank H. Hoard, which sA5ccurred near his home in Mar- quette, Mich., on Sunday, May 3rd. He was out with a fishing party and was alone at the time, so it is doubtful if the cause will ever be known. When found the body was partly floating in a lake. The Hoard family lived in Hail- eybury for a number of years land were well known. Mr. Hoard lwas 65 years old and leaves his | widow, three daughters and two sons, all of whom have their present homes in Michigan. He was a prominent Mason and at the time of his death held mem- bership in Bethal Lodge, A.F. & A.M., Sauit Ste Marie, Cobalt Chapter, R.A.M., the Knights Templar, Rameses Temple of the Mystic Shrine, and the Eastern Star at Evansport, Ohio. will all family in Haileybury friends sympathize with the their bereavement. The Ontario Government has increased the wolf bounty to $25, a measure that will, it is believ- ed, help materially to keep down the menace to deer and other ani- mals. In Memoriam In sad but loving memory of our darling little baby Lillian Ruth, who was called away May 18th, 1928, age 5 weeks. Also our darling little Dorothy May, who was called away November 14th, 1930, age 4 years and 4 months. Beside your graves we often stand With hearts both crushed and sore, But in the gloom the sweet words come Not lost but gone before. God knows how much we miss them, He counts, the tears we shed, And whispers: "Hush, they only sleep, Your loved ones are not dead." When we reach the heavenly gar- dens And see them in full bloom, The flowers we loved so dearly, And though God plucked too soon, Oh, then we shall-know the reas- on, Though we know it not today, Why in their fragrant beauty God took our flowers away. Sadly missed by Daddy, Mam-~- ma and little Buddy. *© |for Prayer and Bible Study. CHURCHES 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 11 a.m., 7 p.m.--Public worship Sunday School-- 10 a.m. Public Worship-- 11 a.m. Friday 8 p.m.-- Choir Practise. Braver a Micctine "Wednecday Friday, May 22nd. 10 a.m--|7 39 p.m. ' he: CRESCAY> Rummage Sale under the aus- pices of the Ladies, Aid, in the; Church basement. } The United Church Rev. D. A. MacKeracher, B.A., Pastor Mr. R. H. Unwin, Organist and Choirmaster 10 a.m.--Church School. Salvation Army | Sunday Morning Service at 11 Albert Gospel Hall Sunday Evening Service at 7.30. Sunday School--2.30 p.m. ALBERT STREET Tvesday, 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. Friday, 7.15 p.m.--Junior Meeting. 8.00 p.m.--yY. P. Legion Meeting. All are cordially invited. Sunday, 11 a.m.--Commemora-} tion of the Lord's Supper. 3 p.m.--Sunday School | Bible Class. ' oD 7 p.m.--Gospel Meeting (Evan-, Sell It by Advertising ! gelistic) to which all are cordial-\\WWant Ads Bring Results ly invited. Wednesday, TRY OUR WANT ADS { | | and 8 p.m.--Meeting| THESE WANT AD'S BRING RESULTS For Sale--Baby Carriage. Apply For Rent--Single and double Phone 303. 7-1-c! furnished rooms. Apply to 2 Mrs. W. J- Mc i For Rent--Furnished house, top! Suse te aca mr of Main Street, south side; ev-| ery convenience. Apply at Mrs. Anybody Wishing to Procure McGregor's Store, Haileybury.! good, ever-bearing strawberry 6-2pd. i plants, that will give absolute i { satisfaction, see J. A. Belland, For Sale--Small bungalow; light,| 144 Blackwall ay Haileybury. water and sewer; newly decor-! 71 ated inside; Must sell; $300. Apply Box 352, New Liskeard.;Kleen-eze Brush Company of 6-4pd. England requires a number of men in Haileybury and sur- For Sale--House on Lawlor St; rounding Ontario towns, vil- AG habe Sagat Coa lages &c. This is a direct house ' Ce ' to h y Partly: farmehed: $1,000" Apaly o house canvass and only men who are responsible will be con- ee E. Blackwall, bake Shore sidered. Apply by letter to William Armour, 116 Black- For Sale or Rent--Small h burn Building, Ottawa. 6-1pd- Probyn Street. Apply at Hail- Bor saln Modem nse aRbamed eyburian Office. 51-tf. H Z : : ouse with garage, in good For Sale or Rent--The Branchaud location. Apply to Mrs. D. W.. Residence, Probyn Street, with} Cameron, Browning Street. garage in connection. Apply|-- Phone 345. 1-t.f. to Jos. A. Legris. 8-tEipo. Sale Ch B } ae For Sale--Six Roomed House on; Latchford St, Six rooms, gar- Blackwall Street; all conveni-! age, all conveniences. Apply to ences; very easy terms. Apply; E. D. Whorley, Florist, Main at Haileyburian Office x SE 51-tf_