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Page 8 ELE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, JULY 30th, 1931 Sy | t Social and Personal : OP/7UARY ee Mrs. Nelson Rushford . Roger, the Liggett | Drug Store, is spending a holiday | in Sudbury. pees of The funeral ef a former resid- ent of Haileybury, Mrs. Selina |Rushford, wife of Nelson Rush- Miss Reid, of Toronto, is a|/ford, took place on Monday * house guest of Mrs. A. J. Murphy|morning of this week. Mrs. Lake Shore Road. ;Rushford died at her home in |Cobalt on Saturday, after an ill- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Seymour,|ness that had lasted since Christ- 7 |mas. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. Father Chap- \leau in Ste Therese's Roman Toronte | Catholic Church, burial being in },| the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Miss Shirley and Bruce are holi- daying in Muskoka. Mr. John Gilchrist, of is in Haileybury for a visit wit his sister, Mrs. R. Devenney. ine? Y | The pallbearers were Messrs. |S. Liscumb, Haileybury, Roland | Liscumb, New Liskeard, Leblanc, Mrs. Sara Britt, of Gowganda, is in town visiting friends here < pate 18 te ee ce ;|Burnett and Riopel, of Cobalt. and at Cobalt for a couple of|7, 2 ik Geib I | There were a great many floral NECKS. | 5 = E |tributes and mass cards sent by 3 g |sorrowing relatives and friends. Misses Gertrude and Irene | The late Mrs. Rushford was in her 61st year. She was born in |Norman Township, near Win- |chester, Ont., her maiden name : ae -|being Selina Seguin. After her Mrs. Florence W illiamson, of marriage to Mr. Rushford she London, Ont., is visiting with her|}iyeq in Winchester until the fam- daughter, Mrs. Chas. Taylor, | iy moved to Haileybury in 1909. Georgina Avenue. From that time until their home sa was destroyed in the big fire of Mr. W. 'Johnston, of Kirkland) October 1922, they lived here and Lake, was in town over the week | since then have been. residents of end the guest of Mr. and Mrs.)Cobalt. Mrs. Rushford was well J. R. McCracken. | known to a wide circle of friends ' _|and acquaintances and her death Mr. and Mrs. Leo White, of|is greatly regretted London, Ont., are in Haileybury} Surviving are her husband, one for a visit with Mrs. White's sis-|son, Ivan, of Detroit, and six ter, Mrs. Chas. Taylor. |daughters. . The daughters are |Mrs. A, Morel and Miss Dora, of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Knechtel| Toronto, Mrs. G. Sanderson and have returned home after a mo-| Miss Mildred, of Cochrane, Miss tor trip through southern and|Pearl, Montreal, and Miss Shirley eastern Ontario points. Jat home. All were at home at the time of their mother's death, having been summoned when her illness became critical. A son, Donlin, North Bay, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Whorley. Born--On Wednesday, July 29, 1931, at the Misericordia Hospit- al, to Dr. and Mrs. R. H. O'Neill, i] JUDGMENT FOR TOWN IN SUIT BROUGHT BY FIRM OF ARCHITECTS} | Judgment with costs against |the plaintiff was given by Judge {Parker in York County Court recently in the suit brought by. Acs | Wee yGonrlorg rés5, Co: Toronto architects, against the town of Haileybury, itis announc- ed by the town solicitor, Jos. A. Legris. The suit was entered in May last and ip connection with the town's defence, both the town solicitor and the town clerk were required to go to the city. The amount claimed by the firm of architects was $1,000 and was held by them to be due as a bal- ance for the preparation of plans and specifications for the arena building in 1926. The town dis- puted the claim on the ground John, was killed overseas in the great war, and a daughter, Agnes died seven years ago in Troy, N. Y: Florida Noel The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Noel, Albert Street, was sadly bereaved on Thursday last, when their daughter, Florida, aged 15, passed away after an illness of only six days. She had been tak- en sick the week previous and at first it was believed she would re- cover, but this was not to be and the bereaved parents and other members of the family have the sincere sympathy of all their friends. Six g@sters and one brother, besides Mr. and Mrs. Noel, survive. The funeral was held on Friday July 24th, when after the service in Holy Cross Cathedral, inter- ment was made in the new Rom- an' Catholic Cemetery on Merid- ian Avenue. Broadway Street, a son. Miss Betty Briden, of Kirkland | Lake, is visiting at the home of} her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Quick Sale! A Snap For S. D. Briden, Main Street. Mrs. in, Mrs. Case of Cobalt, are in Toronto tor a: visit with Mrs. Peter's sister, Miss Freda Sum- merby. Partly Furnished. H. E. BLACKWALL 3 2 3 } Frank Peter and her cous- ||P 3 2 3 2 q q q q House on Lawlor Street; Five Rooms, Bathroom, Furnace, {4 Electric Light, Summer Kitchen, Hot and Cold Water 4 q 4 4 Pe ee RL Ee eR A AL || that the account had been settled for the amount owing on the building as it was erected at that time. Mr. Legris told the Haileybur- ian that, while there was a pos- sibility of an appeal being entered by the company, he did not be- lieve this would be done and that the judgment rendered would be the end of the matter. Second Member of Family Meets a Violent Death The second fatality in the same family in less than 10 weeks oc- curred at the Teck Hughes mine, Kirkland Lake, about 10.30 Tues- day night, when, Sinklor Morrow, 26 years old,and unmarried, was killed in a fall of rock at a chute while working underground at the property. Deceased was a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mor- row, well-known settlers of Hud-| son township, near New Liskeard and the body was sent there yes- terday. A brother of the victim, Eldred Morrow, died in Cobalt hospital on May 22 last from burns sustained in an accident at the Matabichouan plant of the Canada Northern Power Co., where he had been employed. An inquest has been ordered into the fatality here. Morrow had been with the mining company for a year past. Hon. Wm. Finlayson, Minister of Lands and Forests, told a gath ering of the Kiwanis Club at Kirkland Lake last week that the route of the Trans-Canada High- way would be announced within a month. NOTICE! On and after this date, July 30th, 1931, I will not be respons-, ible for any debts incurred. by my wife and daughter, Mrs. Henry} Cook and Margaret Cook. (Signed) TOWNSHIP TAX 1 Edger, 2 Steel Pulleys, 7 W This Sale will b The following articles will be sold: 1 Quebec Heater, 1 large Desk and Chair, 3 Office Chairs, 1 Counter, 1 4-ton Truck, 1 Planer complete with shafts, pul- leys and Belts, 1 Blower and Pipes complete, 1 Electric Motor, 5 Edger Saws, 1 Blacksmith Forge and Anvil, 1 Vice ener, 1 Heavy Duty Platform Scale. Cobalt on Aug. 7th, 1931, 2 p.m. OF BUCKE SALE ooden Pulleys, 1 Knike Sharp- e held at North | THESE WANT AD'S 2WANT Lost--Bull Terrier Pup, brownish color, with white neck and breast; answers to name "Bus- ter'. Reward if returned to Abraham's store. 17-1c. For Sale. nm Six r d house with garage, in Mod. good location. Apply to Mrs. D. W. Cameron, Browning Street, phone 345. 11-tf. _-To Rent--Small bungalow on Amwell Street; hardwood floors and electric light. Apply to Mrs. A. L. Herbert; Phone HENRY COOK. 149. 11-tf. BRING RESULTS °S House For Sale--Well finished, all conveniences, central loca- tion. Apply to Mrs. B. Iliffe. 17-1pd. Why Pay High Prices For Fruits and Vegetables?-- Buy from us and save money. We guarn- tee the quality and satisfactory delivery, Write for our week- ly price list. J. R. Kennedy, Beamsville, Ont. 15-5 pd. For Sale--Six Roomed House on Blackwall Street; all conveni- ences; very easy terms. Apply at Haileyburian Office. % Price $700. Apply : LAKE SHORE ROAD Misses Alma and Marguerite} McGregor, formery of Beno bury, were in town yesterday on} their sway towSesekinikamtor aliipe gy a Vie tomate Eee le mee seem teae aera holiday. 7 - q 4 Mr, and Mrs. F. G. MacLeod Summer Holidays ! , and family, formerly of Hailey- > P bury, are in town from Toronot d q for a visit with friends and relat- ||P . ives here. 4 Are not complete without Good Books. See Our q 4 selection of 'the latest Fiction, together with all q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Penning- 4 old favorites. ton, of Toronto, are guests at the , d home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. H. b A Good Book means an Enjoyable Holiday. q Shillington, Georgina Avenue © = this week. F { 7 q Miss Margaret Harris and Miss||} A W SANDERSON 4 Fernande Jacquette are spending ' e e F a few weeks at the home of the FH former's sister, Mrs. J. C. Perry, j JEWELER AND STATIONER 4 Kirkland Lake. 2 , Mr. F. W. Gowans and daught- er, Miss Barbara, of Kirkland Lake, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McCracken, Broadway Street. The Misses Vera and Norma Notice re. Noxious Weeds Austin, Jean Gordon, Margaret McCarthy and Mary Byrne re- turned last week after a week's camping trip at Sesekinika Lake. TOWN (Grey, M08), (See, 4, USO), land, or if the land is uno H. B. Barker, of Allandale, is the new express agent in Hailey- bury. Mr. Skelton, who has been here for the past two years, havy- ing been transferred to a south- ern point. JOS. Mr. E. M. Goodman, T. & N.O. Agent at New Liskeard and the OF HAILEYBURY 1927--Every occupant of ccupied, the owner shall destroy all weeds designated as noxious by the regu- lations as often in every year as is sufficient to pre- vent the ripening of their seeds POLICE, Weed Inspector ' senior agent on the railway, was taken seriously ill on Saturday last and was reported in a critical condition yesterday afternoon. Rey. Canon and Mrs. Hincks Notice to WATER USERS have as their guests at the Rec- tory this week Mrs. Hinck's mother and sister, Mrs. Albert Prouse and Miss Dorothy Prouse of Toronto, and also little Marj- orie Cornish, of Torontg. Sprinkling of Lawns and during t 9 a.m. to Card of Thanks TOWN OF HAILEYBURY and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Gardens is only allowed he hours 12 Noon To the many kind friends who so pledsantly and generously re- membered us on the recent an- THESE HOURS MUST BE OBSERVED niversary of our wedding, we wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation. The occasion was made one of the happiest of our whole life. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Allard. WATE By Order of : CLASSIC_ THEATRE COBALT ONTARIO FRI.-SAT., July 31st,-Aug. Ist MON.-TUES., AUG. 3rd-4th WED.-THUR., AUG. 5th-6th ee ee er ee His whole life's hap-' piness hung on her word.--did his vision of glorious love come. true? with Genevieve Tobin Richard Tucker, Dor- othy Peterson and oth- er favorites. It's Lew Ayres' greatest! ---- + Comedy--*"Sargie's Playmate" with Slim Summerville. "The Stork Market", Krazy Kat. "Strange Birds" with Bebbe & Eastman. Serial, "Phantom of RWORKS COMMITTEE The West, No. 5" a Metro Goldwyn Mayer Production --with Leslie Howard, Lionel Barrymore, James Gleason and Clark Gable Comedy--"The Bride's Mis- take", with Bebbe and Dent and "Razzberries", a Paul Terry-Toon. "?M FALLIN' FOR YOU, BABY!" She's one of the idle rich who works fast!! with That Romantic Team Ben Lyon Ona Munson Walter Pidgeon-Inez Courtney --Special Added Attraction-- HIGHWAY --with-- GRANT WITHERS MARY ASTOR FRED KOHLER and JOAN BLONDELL Comedy--'S. S. Malaira" with Smith and Dale. Coming cAttractions: "Dude Ranch" with Jack Oakie "Hush Money" with Joan Bennett "Dirigible' with Jack Holt