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1933 rage 2 _iH E } HAIL EY BU RDAN THURSDAY, MAY _ 11th, r BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY | Watch, Car and Bag Sold "According to the statement of! of the small building. A chemi- Dozen Readers OF FLOWERING PLANTS | To Meet Funeral Expenses| M. B. R. Gordon, manager of the|cal extinguisher was all that was SOURED ON THE Guess Date of Ice Going Out Lake is Declared Open on May 7; North Wind Sweeps Clear at Early Hour Sunday An even dozen readers will re- ceive their weekly copy of The Haileyburian and Cobalt Post for the next 12 months free of cost, as-a r esult of the annual guessing contest on the date of the ice going out of Lake Temis- kaming. The date is May 7th, 1933, named by Wm. Bulger, who for a good many years past has acted as the official referee of the contest. Eight of the lucky guessers are residents of Hailey- bury, the majority regular sub- scribers to the paper. Three of the other four live in Cobalt, and the twelfth is L. W. Herron of Noranda, Quebec, who is a form- er resident of this district. The list follows: Mrs. K. M. Stephen, Mrs. Geo. Holmes, Miss Rose Sauve, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Miss Kathleen Jen- kins, F. C. Fishley, A. Best and D. R. Murray, all of Haileybury; Mrs. H. Astels,, Miss B. H. John- son and Sam Ramsay of Cobalt; L. W. Herron of Noranda. Mrs. Stephen was among the winners last year and is the only one who has repeated. _ Only three on the 'entire list are new subscribers, all the others being among our old friends who have taken the paper for years. or are members of their families, and some of them have been trying the contest annually over a long period. who afe already on the mailing lists have had their due dates advanced one year, while the new ones have been added as paid up subscrib- ers until May, 1934. This is in accordance with the rules of the contest and, inasmuch as there 1S no entry fee and very few rules and regulations, there is no ap- Mr. Bulger, who is very conscientious in observing closely the action of the ice when it begins to break up. In the present instance, he states that the wind which blew the lake clear commenced to blow strongly after 1.30 on Sun- day morning and that early in the day the lake was well free of ice. Those peal from the decision of The date is just three day: earlier than last year, when the lake was clear on May 10th, and is just around the average for the time that definite records have been kept. There were six read- ers who guessed May 6th, more Haileybury Lodge, 364 [5 OF OE: Meets Second and Fourth Mondays oi each month in the I.0.0.F. Temple at 8.00 p.m. Temiskaming © Northecn Ontario Railway TRAIN SERVICE Train No. 17--North Bay to Cochrane Monday, Wednesday and _ Friday. Through Sleeping Car Service Ottawa to Timmins. Train No. 18--Cochrane to North 3ay, Tuesday, Thursday and: Saturday. ough Sleeping Car Service Tim- mins to Ottawa. Trains Nos. 17 and 18 use Canadian Pacific Railway Station at North Bay. Trains Nos. 46 and 47--Through ser- vice daily between Toronto and Coch- rane, carrying through Sleepers hbe- tween Toronto and Timmins, Toronto and Rouyn, and between Montreal and Cochrane. Parlor Cafe Car Service operating between North Bay and These trains use Canadian Railways Station at North Connection at Earlton Jct. for Elk Lake, daily except Sunday. Daily except Sunday service between Englehart and Charlton. Connections at Swastika, daily with Nipissing Central Railway for Kirkland Lake, Larder Lake, Cheminis, Ont., Al- dermac, Rouyn and Noranda, Que. Connections at Porquis Ict. daily for Iroquois Falls. Connections at Porquis Jct. daily for Connaught, South Porcupine, Schum- acher and Timmins. Service Cochrane to Fraserdale and intermediate points, Train No. Tuesday and Thursday, leave Cochrane 8.45 a.m., arrive Fraserdale 12.45 p.m. Train No. 102--Fraserdale to Coch- rane, Tuesday and Thursday, leave Fraserdale 1.20 f.m., arrive Cochrane 5.15 p.m. Train No. 103--Leave Cochrane, 8.45 a.m.) Saturday, arrive Moosonee, 4.45 p-m. Train No. 104--Leave Moosonee 6.00 a.m., Monday, arrive Cochrane 1.15 p.m. Trains Nos. 101, 102, 103 and 104 operate Restaurant Car. See current timetable or apply to any T. & N. O. Railway Agent for full particulars. ; St. AL PARR, eight and Passen General Fr r Agent, AT HAILEYBURY HOME | An auction sale to meet funeral) the draining of the waters of Co- expenses was held in Cobalt last|)halt Lake, the town will be the \Cobalt Lake, Mining Company, by! necessary to overcome the fire and the damage was not great. WORLD?--THAT'S LIVER Wake up your Liver Bile ' Dhebene of Mr. and Mrs. Hes Thursday afternoon, : when © an} gainer in respect to a ball ground a eceanaeeiaemataaed --No Calomel bast htent G, } Pickard, Latchford Street, automobile, a club bag and aland park, which will not be excel- ei Sein ieee iain paar people who feel sour, sluggish and Haileybury, ae Sat presi watch were sold for $228.50. The|jed by any in, the province. It P 4 Salt, ol, mineral "water, laaativechody oF > p > TS Oe a ore =f ' Makes 5 che 0 i ope Filan se CHE Hes es Sipe ee ila handled by P| was definitely decided that when q the" bowels and Suey a Tee ae seat owering plants tha oe 2. Blackwall in pursuance of a\the lake is dewatered this year JAE SS (Cy ee ny AGE Wp ene : el a s E s jy , . Start your liv he daily our privilege to see. This con-|court order issued at the suit of|the company would spend several||> ; pounds of liquid bile ihto your. bowels. Got : g ps Ee aL i aren : x » 4 : Si your stomach a test: i t sists of about a dozen different Thorpe and 3ranchaud in con-|thousands of dollars in beautify-||> should, once rire ee TE coe ata! shades and colors of calceolaria| nection with the funeral of Otto|ing the spot known to everyone § eee eee aces qa growing in great profusion and! Niemi, who died suddenly in Co- ne by i y Ni 4 Asta iocather uypriacies Soe ee ieteet aon at } 3 i sos per tein t , s J who ever travelled north, and ' Abayatrallarighiates 'BL My SN as S ae ae vA 'e a balt recently. next instead of the rather dirty, { combinations of colors that o1 Action taken to recover from| unattractive lake, a neat park, j q siecs sternal could imagine. deceased's wife, who lives injincluding race track, ball dia- q 4 \ , These plants have all been Flin Flon, and George Mitchell,| mond tennis courts and play-||P 4 MOTORING grown from seed raised right in K.C., acting for a Manitoba law-| grounds, fringed with grass and||> , the Pickard home and for some|yer, protested against ite sale on trees, will present its appearance]|} é é TO TORONTO weeks past have been the delight|}the ground the articles seized} to the traveller. A iachino ' of "all who have viewed a dis- ites part & ee tite but the Oe e q HOTEL WAVERLEY HAS ALWAYS jlay. Better and bigger blooms|sale proceeded. The timepiece] Fire i i BEEN POPULAR WITH MOTORISTS [ We a , ee nee gta get nae Sear amne creak $3.00 Fire in Chicken House COBALT, ONT. 4 BECAUSE OF ITS FINE ROOMS--TASTY have been secured by using etched $5.50, the club bag $8.00, Gives Brigade a Long Run } : é j INEXPENSIVE FOOD AND PARKING home grown seed. Mr. Pickard|and the car $215, all the purchas- $ Local Steamship Ticket P FACILITIES. says, and the plants are large andjers being Finnish compatriots of IE ree : } Agent for Canadian Pacific, , THE GARAGE! Is ONLY. ONE JIRUTE he ap ; : 2 » desk ' | J aze in a chicken house a : al WALK. AT healthy. The flowers are of a|the deceased, w ho attended the ie BS S Cunard Line and White Star ETGe AND RETURN. THEM WHEN RE- large cup-shaped variety, with sale in large numbers. The car,|/the home of J. Twigg, Elliott Li Tees 2 4 QUIRED. PLENTY OF CURB PARKING SPACE. abundant foliage. They remind]an old model which had been|Street, on Monday afternoon d oe Wwulvassistayoul in! Sei Single $1.50 to $3.00 one to some extent, of a species|driven 14,000 miles, was taken| cave the brigade a fairly long j ots Passport and arrang- ql! § Rates Double $3.00 to $5.00 of orchid, but are not of that away under its own power after/run, but did not entail any great||t 8 SIG SANGIN | KO ¢ § ER POWELL, Pron family, according to Mr. I are the sale. damage or much work on the } Europe. A personal call will Hote WAVERLEY whose perce in Borne Wine Had Pla ea' Fine Pact part of the firemen. The blaze||# give you complete informa- 4 aa Cdn Sena 1S the eu of many residents ot a OS + ace ar! , had started, it was stated, while q Once sailings eee ey i padina Avenue ani 'ollege Stre: Haileybury. ed of Cobalt Lake) .ome children were burning the||} +) Witter Folder 1% . cae i. a 1 rane bigany grass and had caught in the wall BRE ERA I ge A A A Cobalt Separate Schools n echo of what migh lave = Will Reduce Staff by Two been at Cobalt comes as a voice mn out of the past through the col- : 3 g umns of The Nugget, which con- The staff at the Cobalt separ-|,.; y Soe ie Pen eee ae ARS tained th efollowing item in its At ; She ye i reduced DY!tained the following item in its wo teachers next' term, It 1S)4nq under the date May 3, 1913: indicated there. The intention, : according to one member of the . school board, is to cut off one I : teacher at each of St. Patrick's and Ste. Therese's schools, leav- ing five members on the staff at each institution. Financial rea- sons are given for the prospective mt reduction, it is stated in Cobalt.| fe At present, there are 513 pupils ' ; enrolled at the two schools, of value i ungutstionabl Ri CHMELLO whom approximately 275 attend| on our Coffees, it will be a Ste. Therese. This Ananent| pi ial ddaaye at faa 3 Sa Bacon : everage will arouse your ve represents a slightly higher num- Ley advertisement. |There are enthusiasm for the aelis (fe ber than at the public schools in| males rae Roel See peer poari M) ; the same school section. Keal Ke 7 | imibinlis savings. wesiphd Masi | urthermore we suggest | ou make a point of | ropping i 5s le than 20 who named May Sth as N EU RALGIA 2 eben ane week end DOMINO the likely date and a couple of mn fortvoall eles eet eal 7 a bargain m lende rom fine quality dozen _ who would have been] phere is no known medicine thal dvertised. beans, Domino Coffee hat c ak ee te : erat cid F ive, well defined lucky if the ice had hung on un-| works quite like Aspirin for the awful pr tang and aroma. If you fy til Monday, May 8th. The whole} head and face pains of neuralgia | S i like Coffee that has real contest involves neither skill nor | FRESH . : i Tee aer STE 2 PE al? RRR | The speed of these tablets, and | pi Ria? 5 NE aE ie teay Ror ed rete arc aratmenende ANE sree aoe ately *torecast the weat ver f0F) invaluable in relieving severe suffer- | hi Really, at such a price the NEW , se 5) aie three weeks in advance The| ing of this kind. | are a phenomenal buy ibs Cc closing date, April 12th, has been} E 2 . iy sy eese on me ig fixed because one year the lake] Doctors know this peculiar efficacy | Christie's Ls was clear on that date Tie was of Aspirin in neuritic pain, and | FRY'S CoC A : E at date. s was} | , 16-1b. tin : in 1910 and was the only time recommend it. eit SODAS Le) 7 25 |that the ice went out before] Aspirin is safe. You could take il | ian aBeauisfil Sian April 25th during the period from| ¢V€ry day in the year AY BOY | "B" Siz c Cc 1893, of which we have a definite| il effect. It does nof depress the heart. | 'pS iebe g TOILET re) ie) Bars record, Last fall the lal e froze So, stick to this proven product with | E _Ai LUD 4 fe ak as we le an ) * . ~ uv over on December 8th, which| PreveD directions. Safe, uniform, | TR) was 19 days earlier than in 1931.| Repeniable: | To the winners of the contest,| Buy the bottle of 100 tablets at | FRUIT DEPT. SPELCIAS! || MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS! 4 aac eri | ° 4 a congratulations; to those who| the new reduced price! | a tried and failed, better luck next} | as a sage WRT WT aS 2 a A time. The ul ual ann uncement| A S ed i R i NE | Fe LARGE SIZE PINEAPPLE é Government Graded Beef will be made in March of next | ae Ny fee semitaeke Semin la DSR EPS Us -- bate' Inspected for Health year. 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