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THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, JULY 16th, 1931 | Strange Grave in Family Plot is Objected to Aid of Cancel Such to Solve Mystery at Silverland Cemetery, Cobalt Social and Personal Bathing Suits of all-wool re- duced at Hutt's Ladies' Shoppe. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hornby have gone to Toronto for a visit with friends there. Cobalt Town Council has in- structed its park and property committee to devise ways and means of determining the ident- ity, at present unknown, of a body alleged to be buried ina family plot in the Silverland Saxton returned home |Cemetery. There are no records after |@vailable to help in the task, it is | stated, and Ira Gibson, undertak- er's representative, and Joseph} adeau, who digs the graves at} dresses, coats, hats, etc., clearing | burying ground, say they} at greatly reduced prices. Hutt's |¢2" throw no light on the mys- Ladies' Shoppe. Mr. Stan. Saxton came to town on Monday from Matachewan for a few days visit. Miss Comfort, of Georgetown Ont., is in Haileybury for a visit with Mrs. F. W. Hutt. Mrs. F. on Monday from Sudbury, visiting friends there for a week. The balance of our summer | Na | this tery. | The cemetery, formerly owned | Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Furlong and by a private company, was turn-| two sons are visiting friends and|¢d_ over to the municipality in| relatives in New Brunswick dur-|1927. Three years earlier, on the ing their holidays. |death of his father, Harry East- : 2 cott asserts he had purchased a The many "winds of Richmond|plot of ground, 14 feet by nine, Grozell will be glad to know that|with space available 'for four he is convalescing after an oper-| graves, in Silverland. He buried ation for appendicitis. /his father in one, but this spring, = | when he went to the cemetery, Mrs. J. C. Perry, of Kirkland|he found a second body apparent- Lake, is visiting at the home of|ly had been buried nearby, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: J. B.|this grave overlapping into the Harris, Marcella Street. Eastcott plot by a foot and a half Interviewed by the Council, | Born--At St. Johns, Newfound-| Mr. Gibson says he cannot recall land, on Friday, June 26th, 1931,/having held any funeral to the to Mr. and Mrs. Grainger Grant|lot mentioned by Mr. Eastcott, (nee Margaret Smith) a son. |and Mr. Nadeau declares he has no recollection of having dug a grave at that point. Mr. East- cott maintains the plot was marked off with stakes, and that appearances there were normal |last September. Whatever oc- Miss Doris Hanger and Mr. Chas. Foley, both of Ottawa, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Leishman, Main St. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hitchen, of|curred has taken place since, he Toronto, are in Haileybury this|says. He paid six dollars for the week for a visit with their son,|plot, and this sum _ represents Mr. P. Hitchen, and Mrs. Hitchen|ten per cent of the total revenue} of $50 secured by the town from Views of Our News By Chicagoan Last Week's News Reviewed by A Stranger in the Windy City Chicago, Ill., July 14--Hello Haileybury folks! You didn't know it, but I've been looking at you, viewing you as you were re- flected in the columns of last week's Haileyburian. You'd be surprised to know what a faithful mirror of your community I found this good newspaper to be. If publishers Leishman & Suth- erland permit, Ill write each week, telling you what most in- terested me in the isue of The Haileyburian for the previous week. Later on, when we're bet- ter acquainted, I may speak rather freely at times, and then I'm almost sure to make occa- sional mistakes. However, when I'm too far off the track, I hope some of you will call me back by }dropping me a line in care of this paper. Your letters will be for- warded, and I promise to give them prompt attention. Before going a single line fur- ther, we'll settle one thing so that it need never be mentioned again. None of you know me I've never been in Haileybury, and there isn't a chance in ten thousand that you've ever seen me. I'm just an odd piece of humanity that's been tossed a- bout on life's sea for quite a long spell. Now I find my keenest pleasure in reading the good weekly newspapers that come to my desk. Such papers as The Haileyburian are ever so much closer to the lives of their read- ers than the metropolitan sheets. In future letters I'll say very lit-|, tle about myself, but will confine my remarks to the impressions gained from reading The Hailey- burian from week to week. Mrs. William Foster and two sons of Muskegon, Mich., formerly of Haileybury, are vis- iting relatives and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carmichael and children, of Sudbury, are the guests of Mrs. Carmichael's mother, Mrs. R. R. Smith, of North Cobalt. Miss M. C. Ratcliffe, of St. Cactherines, is expected in town on Saturday for a visit with her brother, Mr. R. Ratcliffe, and Mrs. Ratcl\fe, Probyn Street. and | this source in four years. | 5 : 4 eo , 2 | After wading through a welter _ Mr. Eastcott came to the meet-/ of domestic unhappiness with its ing of the Council on Monday | consequent breaking up of fami- |jnight, and Messrs Nadeau and|jies, such as I do each week in Gibson were also present. The| the daily press, it_is like inhaling |first-named explained he wanted | 4 breath of pure country air to the matter cleared up before his | read of the reunion which recent- mother, who is visiting elsewhere ||, took place when Miss Margar- returns to Cobalt, and Council] ¢¢ Blair visited her sister in To- promised to make enquiry. The| ronto. Such family visits are an |general condition of the cemetery | encouraging sign; for, after all, came in for some round condem- | \nation, and during the discussion jit was stated only two dollars was|non-resident families of that charged for a grave there. It was|town were asked to pay $40, $50 pointed out this was not sufficient}or $60 per grave, according to to maintain the place, and Coun-|location, but this includes keep- Mr .and Mrs. W. Edwards and cil learned that, in Haileybury,'ing the plot in decent order. family, formerly of Haileybury, are in town from Toronto for a holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Edwards and Mr.| and Mrs. A. Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Farrell and sons, Stirling and Arnold, have} returned to their home in Win- nipeg after visiting Mr. Farrell's mother, Mrs. R. Farrell, Meridian Avenue, and friends in the north. Given Fine Present on Departure For England Miss L. Coomes, who left yes- terday for Montreal from where she will sail tomorrow for Eng- land, was the guest of honor ata gathering in St. Paul's Rectory on Friday evening last and was given a beautiful travelling bag as a token of good wishes. The choir, the Ladies' Guild, the W. A. and members of the congrega- tion Musical Messengers,' who Staff Captain and Mrs. Mundy, of Toronto, known as the will visit Haileybury on Tuesday next, July: 21st, and will hold a public service at 8 p.m. tion joined in the presentation, which was accompanied by a purse. The event came as a com- plete surprise to Miss Coomes, who has for many years been a faithful worker in the choir and the other organizations. Rey. Canon Hincks made a short presentation speech, the FOR BUSINESS MEN Bishop, who was in Haileybury at the time, said a few words and the bag was handed over by little Frances Hincks. Miss Coomes expressed her gratitude to those assembled. During the evéning, solos were sung by Mrs. R. J. | Oliver and Mr. H. A. Seymour, | refreshments were served and a pleasant social time spent. On Monday afternoon the choir boys of the church assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Leish man and presented Miss Coomes For $2. We have a Novelty that will interest you 100 BUSINESS CARDS printed to your order, and LEATHERETTE CARD CASE Your cards will be kept clean and in convenient form by the use of one of these cases. 75 Ask to see them. with a flashlight on their own ac- count and extended their good wishes for a happy visit in the Old Country. She expects to be away a couple of months and will visit her former home in Colches- ster, England. THE HAILEYBURIAN Broadway Street Want Ads. Bring Results ea, } the family is the foundation of their stay on earth, wars altered our nation. Where family ties are strong, governments prosper. | But where they weaken or dis-, solve, civilization decays. H We seldom realize what a great contribution medical science has made to life and human _happi- ness, until its blessings are re- vealed as they were in the case of Robert Clermont, who recent- ly underwent an operation at the Misericordia Hospital. Think of the suffering he has been spared through medical progress, and what a foundation has been laid for future good health! That he will have a pleasant convalescence and a speedy recovery: is my earnest wish. 5: What interesting lives were those of James H. Stitt and Geo. Terrill, respected citizens who passed away last week. During jconsider necessities, its map several times; wilder- nesses were converted into fruit- ful fields and contrivances in- vented and perfected that we yet they lived happy many years without them. They witnessed the fall of the mighty from their thrones, and saw the obscure and humble rise to positionssof power. Truly, it was a wonderful age that wrote its history before the eyes of these noble people; and interest- ing as well as useful were their long lives. If you don't want the whole Clover Valley News Mrs. F. L. Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLean visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Plaunt on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sapp, of Buf- falo, visited at the home Mr. and Mrs. McConnell on Sunday. The Clover Valley Womens" Institute are having a picnic in Mr. McConnell's grove on Thursday, July 23rd. Every- body welcome to come. Bring world to know about your busi- ness, don't advertise it in The Haileyburian. How do you sup- pose I learned that A. Montgom- ery has a Jersey cow for sale? Nope, a little bird did not tell me. I read the ad. in last week's Haileyburian. your own basket and join in | the fun. There will be races for the children. | The wet weather these days | has put a damper on the hay- | ing, but we are hoping for "good weather soon. The United Church Rev. W. A. Beecroft, B.A., B.D. Pastor Mr. R. H. Unwin, Organist and Choirmaster 10 a.m.--Church School. Worship. ie 11 am. and 7 p.m. -- Public]} SURES Oe | A Snap For Quick Sale! Partly Furnished. Electric Light, Summer Kitchen, Hot and Cold Water H. E. BLACKWALL : b 2 b b + House on Lawlor Street; Five Rooms, Bathroom, Furnace, } 2 3 2 a a a a a a a YY a Ye ee ne Price $700. Apply LAKE SHORE ROAD The Baptist Church Rev. T. E. McAllister, Minister 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Public Worship. The public is cordially invited to at- tend. Salvation Army Sunday Morning Service at 1] Sunday Evening Service at 7.30. Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Tvesday, 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Meetings Friday, 7.15 p.m.--Junior Meeting 8 00 p.m--Y. P. Legion Meeting. All are cordially invited. Albert Gospel Hall ALBERT STREET Sunday, 11 a.m.--Commemora- tion of the Lord's Supper. 3 p.m.--Sunday School _-and 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. SE THE WANT AD'S Nanted--Maid, one who can cook Apply to Mrs. Hull, 68 Black- __wall Street. Heel: Hemstitching and Picot Edging done expertly and promptly. Mail orders receive special at- tention. Mrs. Buesnel, Moores Cove. 15-1pd _-To Rent--Small bungalow on Amwell Street; hardwood floors and electric light. Apply to Mrs. A. L. Herbert; Phone 149. 11-tf. Store to Rent--In the Broadway cot, Haileybury, or D. Korman Englehart. 12-4c For Sale or Rent--Small house, Probyn Street. Brown, North Cobalt. 51-tf Theatre. Apply to C. H. Liddi-' Apply to Geo.| BRING RESULTS Why Pay High Prices For Fruits and Vegetables?-- Buy from us and save money. We guarn- tee the quality and satisfactory Write for our week- R. Kennedy, 15-5 pd. i] . | delivery. ly price list. J- Beamsville, Ont. { { |Found--on Main Street, Hailey- bury, pair of horn rimmed glasses. Owner enquire at the Haileyburian Office. 14-Ic For Sale--Modern Six roomed house with garage, in good location. Apply to Mrs. D. W. Cameron, Browning Street, | phone 345. 11-tf. For Sale--Six Roomed House on Blackwall Street; all conveni- ences; very easy terms. Apply | at Haileyburian: Office x CLASSIC THEATRE [°2225") FRL., SAT., JULY 17-18 A Heart rending Drama _ of love and intrigue with Jack Whiting, Ir- ene Delroy and KINGS OF CUCKOO KINGDOM Back with Bigger Laughs by, With Dot Lee ", tj and mighty cast } _.of Fun Flingers.' Bert, Bob and Dorothy--Run- ning riot amid South American Whoopee--In dizziest whirl of Hokum Joy! Comedy: "Broken Wedding Bells" A Geography Color- Frank McHugh tone and Screen Snapshots, Success as a Business Girl-- Failure as a Wife! se OA fg A merger of Brains and Beauty with Loretta Young, Ricardo Cortez, Joan Blondell. --Special Added Attraction-- She broke every rule in the lexicon of love; she wanted all she could get--by fair means That's why they cal- led her or foul! With Bette Davis, Conrad Nag- el, Zasu Pitts and Slim Somer- ville. Comedy: "Top Notes" with Willy Robyn. "In Again Out Again" with Cook and Bond. Comedy: "Fly My Kite" with Our Gang. "Via Express" with Tom Howard. "The Castaway" with Mickey Mouse. "Screen Curiosity" Serial "The Phan- tom of the West" Ee ee Coming Soon--Marion Davies in "Seed". Graves in "Dirigible" Schmeling-Stribling Fight; a ae in "Five and Ten" John Boles Jack Holt and Ralph ite | { a ] / ' -- Ne ------ z @