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sige a tions Objects to-the Term "Dole" Page 4 THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 THE HAILEYBURIAN Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburian Office, Braadway S-<ceet. Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Canada--62.00 per year in advance ical affairs there. He claims that it is a term used first by the people who objected to the form unemployment insurance in force, by which those out of work are privileged to draw cer- tain sums from a fund provided through contributions from em- ployers and employees, augment- ed by a certain percentage from government sources. Quoting from a recognized authority, he gives figures showing that in the} case of male workers the sum of | seven pence is deducted weekly from their pay, while the employ- ers contribute eight pence. Wo- men and junior workers of both sexes are assessed in smaller pro- portions, but all ~workers con- tribute to the fund. The regulations provide that a person, to benefit through the un- employment insurance, must have been employed for at least 15 weeks during the previous year and is only then entitled to draw 18 shillings per week for 15 weeks This is the interpretation given and it is claimed that this ar- rangement is what has come to be commonly, called the "dole", Perhaps the explanation for the term which is not a proper one to use is the fact that before the lof In United States--$2.50 per year in advance LEISHMAN @6 SUTHERLAND PUBLISHERS Bound to Find Fault The Toronto Star cannot over- look any opportunity of attempt- ing to discredit the government of Ontario, even in the effort that is being put forth to provide work for the unemployed. In an issue late last week that paper publishes an article dealing with the road camps that are being built along the line of the Trans- Canada highway between Pem- broke and North Bay, in which the statements are made that during the winter the tempera- ture "drops to 20 to 30 degrees below zero and remains there,, and that the snow piles up to a depth of "between three and four teeters The Star's article describes the camps as composed of a single wall of pine shiplap covered with tar paper and with a canvas roof. It is stated that there are no|system of unemployment insur- windows in the buildings, but}/ance was put into force, and that these may be put in later|shortly following the end of the and the whole tenor appears to be| great war, provision was made one of criticism: |by the British Government for Just what was expected by the payment of certain amounts people in Toronto in the way of|t® all those finding themselves camp accommodation for "the|out of employment through ser- road workers it appears hard to} VICe 1 the war. Phis was done understand. People in the North without any contribution from Country would that|the workers themselves and con- these camps, as described in the| tinued until the present system article, could be made very com-|W2s worked out, and it was this fortable. Many prospectors and|that gave rise to the term "dole" others whose work takes them| It is a term that is improperly into the woods have spent win- | applied nowadays and one that ters in tents alone and have not | conveys the idea of charity, suffered any hardship, even when| whereas as the system works out miles north of the section|it is nothing more than a fit and consider many referred to. With proper stoves] Proper provision against a time for heating and the drying of|when, through one cause or an- wet clothes, a camp such as those | other, a worker finds himself being provided can be lived in| without a way of earning a liy- throughout the winters without|ing. If the term could be ex- suffering and one feels sure that/punged from the everyday lan- the men who are to be given em-|guage, it would be highly satis- ployment on the roads will wel-| factory, but it has gradually come the opportunity of making | grown into pretty general use their own living, rather than ac-|and it may take a long time be- cept charity in the cities or fore it can be entirely disregard- towns. ed. While His Honor Judge Hart- man is making good progress to- wards recovery in St. Michael's comes from the British Isles, ob-| Hospital, Toronto, it is unlikely jects strongly to the term "Dole" |that he will be able to resume his which has been prominent in des- | duties for some time and it is ex- One citizen of Haileybury, who patches from the Old Country in|pected that His Honor Judge connection with the recent change | Hayw ard will preside at the next of government and other polit-|sittings of the District Court | { sali od Special Bargains In High Class Furniture This Week we offer the following: 9-Piece Diningroom Suite--in a beautiful finish. priced at $295.00 Special at Regularly 229.50 125.00 A great assortment of Floor, Bridge and Table Lamps ata big discount. 5-Piece Bedroom Suite--One of our best values. Reg. $155.00, for All Prices are reduced and we are offering many bargains. See the new model Stromberg-Carlson and De Forest Cros- ley Radios and the Norge Electric Refrigerators. Thorpe & Branchaud House Furnishers Directors of Funeral Services FERGUSON AVENUE - - HAILEYBURY I a coe pte ofa fteofteeftetfte fhe tlhtnctltn tit tltnstltinctfane sina tiietfie.tite.tita.tiie2iie2iie.tfiesiesiesiesie.)| Our Family Loaf Is made from the Choicest materials and Sanitarily wrapped. A favorite with discriminating people. DELICIOUS FRESH DOUGHNUTS Wednesday and Saturday, Per Doz. ___ 20c Hoe ani There| Feeding tobacco to sheep is the latest device to check internal parasites. The tobacco is given with salt in the proportion of ten pounds of salt to one of crushed tobacco, leaf. : Latest available estimates place Canada's forest resources at 224,- 804 million cubic feet of standing i , capable of yielding 424,637 million feet board measure of sawn lumber and 1,121,993 thou- sand cords of pulpwood, ties, poles and other smaller materials. Western Canadians are showing resolution coupled with a/ high degree of industry, was the com- ment made by Grant Hall, vice- president, Canadian Pacific Rail- way, on his return from a recent tour of the company's western lines. Trail riding in the Canadian Rockies has made a strong appeal to Lord Duncannon, son of His Excellency the Governor-General, who with the Hon. Arthur Pon- sonby and Major Dollam haye been staying at the Banff Springs Hotel. against wheat Intensive grasshoppers, stem sawfly, cutworm, potato beetle, cabbage butterfly, root maggots are being conducted throughout the west this summer and fall with a special organiza- tion in the field. "Buyers' Week," which has been a@ great success in the past, will be held for the fourth time in Montreal commencing August 10 next. At the last one in February upwards of 1,100 buyers came to Montreal and purchased in round figures $950,000 worth of Cana- dian-made goods. campaigns wireworms, A man catching a fish is not news unless the fish is an outsize, but a fish catching a man rates a big type head. This happened at Lake Minnewanka, near Banff, recently when an angler was pulled off the pier into the lake by the sudden strike of a monster trout. Constable James of Cal- gary put off in a boat and landed both fish and fisherman. Six days, nine hours and eleven minutes was the time of the record run of the "Empress of Japan," 26,000-ton flagship of the Cana- dian Pacific fleet, on her last trip from Yokohama to Honolulu, while a double record was made when the same ship completed the voy- age from Honolulu to Victoria in four days, nime hours and 16 minutes. Haileybury Bakery Phone 36 Daily Deliveries Condensed Ads Bring Results Total 173.51 110.37 317.75 163.01 157.91 183.58 150.12 292.11 531.85 482.01 182.60 68.82 715.53 202.23 1046.04 128.22 419.87 576.83 235.60 259.32 547.74 305.97 32.40 51.44 393.14 458.72 28.37 7.93 7.93 7.93 62.44 29:2 23.22 102.74 451.95 89.99 88.41 190.88 66.25 352.81 112.43 232.00 721,78 156.48 168.05 ' Treasurer's Sale of Lands For Taxes Town of Haileybury TO WIT: ; By virtue of a warrant issued under the hand of the Mayor of the Town of Haileybury and the Seal of the Corporation of the said Town, bearing date the 17th day of July, 1931, and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the several parcels of land hereinafter described for the ar- rears of Taxes respectively due thereon, together with all costs thereof, I hereby give notice that pursuant to the provisions of the Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1927, Chapter 238, and any amendments thereto, I shall on Monday, the 26th day of October, 1931, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Municipal Offices, Ferguson Ave., proceed to sell the said lands or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge such arrears of taxes and all costs thereof unless such arrears and costs have been sooner paid. Dated at Haileybury this 17th day of July, 1931 H. CLIFFORD, Treasurer Street Lot Plan Owner Taxes Costs REMOTE Pages ee St wee 3 M-13E Mrs. G. H. Keeler .---$ 166.67 $684 $ ranch = 18 M-13F K. McLeary --------- 105.07 5.30 BRO MIN ps Heise eee ek 9-10 MEI3G) 2) BySmith.---- Bar 307-39) 10.36 EEE PATSOMN cee eS oe 8-9 M-131 Mrs. R. Battah .-----= 156.42 6.59 Browning .-- M-13H 4H. McMillan ._------- 151.44 6.47 iain, 22 WWI} TE ARS Noy earch, Se 176.49 7.09 Main ___ M-13J Mrs. L. Aboud - -- 143.85 6.27 Mean, = M-13M _ E. Edmonds --- a BVA SY/ 9.74 Mirani eee le Se ee ee M-13N CC. McLeary .--- So HOS 2/ 15.58 Amwell M-13N Susan Myles .-- -- 467.64 14.37 Amwell M-13N Thos. Shannon .------ 175.53 7.07 Amwell ~M-13N J. W. Hamilton ------ 64.53 4.29 Ferguson ~~ M-46-- Mrs. V. McC. Burns.-_ 695.37 20.16 Poqeaeoyy een eee Ss Be M-46 Ae Pressault 22 22sesee 194.68 WeoS BK eo USOn we Aas sarees 2 Se ae M-46 Pa Wihelan ss 2eceeee == 1017.92 28.12 Blackwall ~_ M-46 Miss (5; Wemon =2=5== 122.48 . 5.74 Wrarcella = 2222 == M-46 Mel Hughes see s= ss 407.02 12.85 Georgina, <----25 M-46 Mrs. D. Blouin . 560.15 16.68 Blackwall 22225" M-46 De Hunleyae == 227.24 8.36 Russell .- M-46 Mrs: ©, Page =--#2--- 250.38 8.94 Wiew £--- IM.' Deraiche' 22-2222 531.77 15.97 Wiew ---=- M. J). olan S222 2==- 295.90 10.07 WMiew, 2 22- Mrs. E. L. Ritchie.-=- 29.00 3.40 Wiews =e J» Holland @=232e2525 47.57 3.87 Meridian ._ je PGuichere=sss--= 380.94 12.20 Wobalt2 3 Mirse (Me Pichegea=sse 444.92 13.80 Winneway C. G. Brooks Estate-- 25.07 3.30 Winneway ----- C. G. Brooks Estate__ 5.00 2.93 |Seton ESB Childs =e 5.00 2.93 WV ongeiaese 52 ee ee ee 2 261 eB. Childe eee 5.00 2.93 Brownian ee tio Wileyeanaiyoyy A TS} Sil 4.13 bawlonee = Sei ile sss 5555-5 9 BY) 443 Georgina --- Johny Besley, 222222222. 720104 3.18 KConnieje=. == A. Blanchard 97.62 5.12 Meridian*e2> eee Je Hanmer a =-= Eee. 455.50 13.64 PLittle: ft. 7 ee eee feebarmer ss Bo 85.18 4.81 Little Pipe gis 2 1 PY Tearond ena =a ens ae S104, 4.77 tGeorpina) 28a Te We ironman ie (ail 7.27 Lake» Shore ----- LAwSmith -=22e5.= 62.02 4.23 Lake Shore ---- M-: Robert Griggs ------- 341.64 Le? |Latchford ------- ity lekoyayeg BOTS i a 107.08 5.35 Rorkewes2c28 M-54 Wi sScott) = Sam sS ase 273.73. 8.27 Rorkpgee. ee E M-54 @)oughessess=== 701.56 20.22 | ioe M-82 J. D. Macdonald 150.05 6.43 Latches ses eo M-82 Re [ea Miey.er eee 161.34 6.71 Haeepenee Condensed Ads. Will Bring Results Sell It by Advertising ! NUVI UAOOUUUGUAEATUAA UT Silence Will Never Bring 'Prospective Buyers to Your Door HEN they coined that adage "Silence ts golden" they W should have added reservations. ITT DOES NOT PAY in modern business. In fact, there wouldn't be any business to speak of were it not for the "voice of the print- ed word!" In this day and age, you've got to let folks know you areon the map. _If you've got a product you believe in--if you know the public wants it--why keep quiet about it? Advertise and KEEP ON Advertising! Use the columns of THE HAILEYBURIAN Its circulation in Temiskaming District means "talking to" potential buyers THINK THAT OVER! HURON EA UVKEIVUUGSUAARNEAAAA AE {all NNAUUTUEAATUTTTTTTTTT