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a Page 4 TEE AE BA RT AN URS DAY. UL Yezth ese THE HAILEYBURIAN Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburian Office, Broadway St., Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.00 per year in advance. In U.S.--$2.50 per year in advance Leishman & Sutherland, Publishers Should Take Advantage of the Swimming Classes Every child in Haileybury should take advantage of the swimming now being carried on under the auspices of the Rotary Club. A qualified in- structor, in the person of Carl Hutt, of Cobalt, opened the classes on Tuesday, under an agreement whereby he devotes two days per week to each of the three towns. The service clubs have combined in this work ol instruction for the young and it fe to say that no better ser vice could be rendered to the communities. On the intervening days a lo- cal man, Russell Poppleton, has been giving the children further instruction and from all appear- classes ances the classes are being well patronized. It would appear to be the duty of the parents to make sure that their children at- tend and receive some training in the art of swimming, diving, etc., which is not only one of the best of exercises but an art that may at any time prove of the greatest value in the saving of lives or the prevention of acicdents. Lo cal people are very fortunate in having such an organization as the Rotary Club, which is contin- ually seeking new methods of rendering real service to the community A word may well be said also, for the beach, which is fast be coming a favorite spot [he im provements already made and noy \ pt : boon to the town [here is now a fine piece of sand beach of am- ple size to accommodate all the bathers without crowding, the water is shallow at the shore and grows gradually deeper outside, so that there is plenty of oppor- tunity for the more seasoned swimmers to enjoy themselves, as well as absolute safety for the beginners. Why Do They Do It? Commenting on a story in our issue of last week, in which the Public School Board's resolution of regret at the resignation of the school principal after 45 years in the teaching profession was the subject, the Mail and Empire says that the Board's suggestion that he write his memoirs to show that people will sign a petition for anything." Just why anewspaper of the standing of the Mail and Empire should go out of its way to try and make a sarcastic comment out of a story of purely local interest seems hard to understand. In the story there was not a word about a petition, no suggestion other than words of appreciation of the services of a man who had done his work well, and the tribute of the was well deserved. One would surely be justified in expecting the Mail and Empire to use common courtesy in its comments on matters with which it is not at all familiar, or at least to read a story through before atempting to treat it with its so- called sarcasm. "Goes Joard MISTAKEN FOR ANIMAL IS SHOT BY COMPANION WHILE ON HUNTING TRIP Telesphore Lefevre, settler of the Kapuskasing district, is in hospital in that town with a wound in the hip, the result of having been shot at accidentally by Romeo Parquette, of the same section, according to a telephone message yesterday to Inspector F. B. Creasy, at provincial police district headquarters here. The Inspector's information tn- dicated that Lefevre and Par- quette had been out in the bush, but with different parties, and that the latter, sighting the other man 200 yards away. was misled by Lefevre's dark clothing into the belief he was an animal. He raised his rifle and fired. During last Tuesday night the post office at Swastika was bro- ken into and $35 taken, another message to the Inspector stated. The missing monev is in the form chiefly of Buffalo nickels and quarters. Provincial officers are investigating, and numerous men stealing rides on north and south-bound freights were held ane searched without finding any clue. under way have been a real] SAVE CAR' SCHEDULE FROM HAILEYBURIAN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Readers of The Haileyburian are advised 'to clip out and save the new Nipissing Central sche- dule ,which will be found in an- other column. The new arrange- ment went into effect on Mon- day and, as the cars pass through |Haileybury at rather odd hours, it is difficult to keep che times in mind. There is a car each way jevery one and one-half *-urs, the |first one in the morning leaving |Cobalt at 5.55, while the first one |going to New Liskeard is timed at 6.35. The service continues throughout the day at 90-minute }intervals, but the cars do not |meet here as they did under the jold schedule. One car and two |}crews handle the traffic through- out the day. } On Sunday the service is shor- |tened in the morning, the first |car leaving the barns at North |Cobalt at 7.35 for Cobalt, after which the same service continues jas on week days. | Bowling Club Schedule Is Now Being Arranged The greens of the local bowt- ing club at the court house grounds have been put into fine shape and there are plenty of games being played during the atternoons and evenings this week. The club membership is continually growing and a sche- dule of regular competitions is being arranged, It is expected {that play will commence in ear- nest within a few days now and the various teams will be all lin- ed up | Several new bowlers have been jseen out trying their skill during jthe past few fine evenings and it jis hinted that there will be some |Surprises when they get properly into their Some visiting j gentlemen have enjoyed a_ few games on the greens and it looks |like a very pleasant season for the bowlers. swing Woman Judge LL. D. a One of the most notable re- cipients of an honorary de- gree at the recent comence- ment exercises of the New York University is shown a- bove. She is Florence E. Al- len, Judge ot the Supreme Court of Ohio, pictured in cap and gown after the Universi- ty had conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws upon her. Judge Allen is the first wo- man to be thus honored at the New York University. GIRLS' SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Wed., 13--Prospec's vs. Liskeard Fyi., 15--Cobalt vs. Black Cats. MAY ATTEND CONFERENCE s * LF met BOSNIA K OSH} LOOKER Newfound- Alderdice, of land, who may head the Newfound- Imperial Premier land delegation to the Economic Conference which takes place at Ottawa commencing July 20th. Premier Alderdice recently superseded Sir Richard Squires as Minister, following the lat- Newfoundland By WHAT ONE GIRL WORE Prime ter's defeat in the General Elections. 3etty Brownlee. Those of us who devote most of our summer to indulgence in active sports happy to welcome the How much cooler and more comfortable it 1s to are particularly return of the cotton mode. regtt 1 t jer the | it s PEN fil te) spend hours under the hot sun suit- Thur., 7--N. Liskeard vs. Cobalt. ably clad in a light frock that doesn't cling to one and get so creased that one is ashamed to be seen in it. Tues., 19--B. Cats vs. Prospect'rg Especially good for sportswear are Orerrrcccrcccc ccc ccc ccc ccc ses ce sees Srrrrercecececccsccoccccsoo se eee New Barber Shop Will be Opened on Friday, July 8th In the SEGUIN BUILDING, Ferguson Ave., Haileybury Perccccccceccrsccsccsccccccccccccccccy RATES: Haircut--Adults 35c; Children 25c, except Saturday Shave 20c H. S. KENNEDY : 3 3 Proprietor | | I . ~*~ China Dinner Sets { At Bargain Prices !- 97-piece beautifully patterned China Dinner $ - Sets. Special this week at 15.00 b +Ocee Many other Bargains in Furniture, Furnishings, Wall- papers, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, etc. Radios of all the best makes at greatly reduced prices. Thorpe & Branchaud House Furnishers Directors of Funeral Services FERGUSON AVENUE - -- HAILEYBURY eT RY OY TY DY OY ee ee YY ee q 4 q q q q q q seree 4 q q q 4 q q q q FELLAS © TS. EMPIRE THEATRE THE HOUSE OF EXCELLENT SOUND 2 Shows nightly: 7-9-11 p.m. Matinee Saturday at 2.30 HEADS MEDICAL COUNCIL Dr. John L. Chabot, who has been elected president of the council of the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Chabot, who Practises in Ottawa, is the first French-Canadian to hold the im- portant office. FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 8th and 9th "The Lion and the Lamb" With Walter Byron, Carmel Myers, Raymond Hatton and_ Mirriam Seegar. A thrill a minute in this exciting and stirring tale of London's underworld. You will gasp at its daring. Story by E. Phillips Oppenheim. MONDAY and TUESDAY JULY 11th and 12th "Stepping Sisters" With Louise Dresser, Minna Gombell, Wm. Collier Sr. It's a great laugh and it never weakens. Down-to-earth com- edy that makes 'em howl, scream and cry for more. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JULY 13th and 14th "Dancers in the Dark" With Miriam Hopkins, Jack Oakie, William Collier Jr. and Eugene Pallette. A good-bad girl. With love in her heart. Hate in her soul. Yet somebody wants her good and bad. Coming Attractions -- "After Tomorrow", "Corsair", "Frankenstein", "The Big Timer", "Ladies of the Jury" the cottons woven and finished to look|uses its own material for trimming, like woollen. Some of the piques ap- pear at a distance to be crepe, so ex- quisite are they in color and texture. No wonder cottons are taking their place in Summer's fashion parade by the side of crepes and sheer fabrics. Have you seen the cottons in bright tweedy patterns, some gay with smal designs? letting the stripes run vertically on collar, cuffs and on the slit pockets which decorate the bodice and skirt. The waistline is marked by a nar- row belt finished in front with bone buttons and a butterfly bow of white Two drivers in Cobalt were Cambrics and voiles are being fash- given ten days each in the dist- ioned into simple and two-piece} rict jail here when they pleaded models that are also favored for sports! ouilty to charges of operating wear. |motor vehicles while intoxicated. The striped cambric that we chose} 2 a for illustration today is especially sim-' A thief smashed a window of ple and appropriate for wear on the W. T. Montgomery's tailor shop tennis court. We saw a young friend in Timmins last week and made wear it for two hours of active play,!off with a suit and a pair of and when she came off the courts she trousers. Although a nearby was just as fresh as ifshe had dressed resident witnessed the theft and white. 'notified the police immediately, This model in red and white stripes he eluded capture. A yi NEED HOT WATER? Just Turn the Tap What-a comfort and convenience it is to have hot water without fuss or bother. Just turn the tap and it's there for any need... . the dishes, bath, washing, or the morning shave. Instal an ELECTRIC WATER HEATER in your home this summer. You'll wonder how you ever did without it. Its very modest cost can be spread over several months to suit your budget. 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