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THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 10th, 1936 Page 8 ad PT M. S. Boyd returned Monday from a business trip to Toronto. Mrs. R. P. Teare returned last week from a visit with friends in Toronto. Miss Honey Adamson is in Haileybury from Toronto fora few weeks visit. Double Wedding Pleasant Event at North Cobalt Son and Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Parent Married on Monday, September 7 An interesting and event, in the form of a pleasant double Mrs. L. Nichols and her nephew Bernard, spent a couple of days in Rouyn this week. Gun Licenses For Sale--Apply to A. J. Elliott, Cobalt; under McEwen's Grocery Store. 23-2c Mr. and Mrs. } Latchford Street, visited friends in Iroquois Falls over the week- end Harold Derraugh is home from Schrieber this week for a visit with his mother, Mrs. E. Der- raugh. Mrs. D. M. Briden of Kirkland Lake. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Briden, Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dundas of Detroit are visiting at the home of Mrs. Dundas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas: McFarlane Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sankey of Kirkland Lake were in Hailey- bury over the week-end for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Joy. BORN--At St. Joseph's Hospi- tal. Sudbury, on September 7th, 1936, to Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Teed, formerly of Haileybury, a son- John Blackwall is home from Matachewan this week for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Biackwall, Lake Shore Road. Ian McFarlane was home over the week-end from Arntfield, Quebec, for a visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McFar- lane Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Isherwood arid daughter, Miss Josephine, re- turned Monday from Toronto, where they had been visiting for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sutherland of Kirkland Lake, visited Mrs. Geo. Sutherland Sr., on their re- turn from a motor trip to Wind- sor, Detroit and other Southern points. The Ladies' Aid of the United Church will hold a rummage sale on October 2nd in the basement of the church. The annual bazaar will be held this year on Novem- ber 28th. J. W. Morrison, president of the Albany River Mines Limited and in charge of development at the property in the Pickle Crow area, is in Haileybury this week for a visit at his home on Main Street. ; Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thorpe re- turned to town on Monday after a couple of weeks visit to South- ern Ontario. They were accom- panied by their daughter, Miss Ella, and Miss Irene Richards, who had been visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. J. T. Leishman and little son, Jack, returned on Friday last after a visit in Sault Ste. Marie. They were accompanied by Mrs. Leishman's mother, Mrs. J. Bay- liss, who will spend a few months in Haileybury. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ei Winfield and daughter, Miss Grace, of Port Colborne, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Axler, North Bay, motored to town for a week-end visit with Mr. and Mrs. Winfield's daughter Mrs. Russell Poppleton. Mrs. Russell Poppleton held a supper bridge on Wednesday ev- ening last at her home on Latch- ford Street, when relatives of Mr. Poppleton were the guests. She was assisted by Miss Amy Pop- pletor and a very pleasant even- ing was spent. K. M. Stephen returned home on Monday after a ten-day trip through Southern Ontario. Mrs. Stephen, who accompanied him on the trip, is remaining in the south for a week or two, and their daughter, Miss Grace, who came up from Ottawa and met them at North Bay on the way south, has returned to the Cap- ital. { Gays Cotton, | |wedding, took place in Sacred Heart Roman. Catholic Church at North Cobalt, on Monday, | September 7th, 1936. Two of the |four principals were the youngest |daughter and the second eldest \son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Parent |well known residents of the vil- lage, and the event brought wide- |spread interest among a large \circle of friends and relatives. Miss Aline Parent and Miss |Jeanne Minard, the latter . the }second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Minard of Blind River, Ont., where the brides, while the respective bride- grooms were Wallace St. Cyr, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert | St. Cyr, also of North Cobalt, and | Lucien Parent, Mr. and Mrs. Pa- |}rent's second eldest son | The St. Cyr-Parent marriage |ceremony was performed by Rev. |Father Vincent, parish priest at North Cobalt, with Rev. Father |Forest of Englehart, celebrating |the nuptial mass. For the other wedding Father Forest officiated land Father Vincent the mass. celebrated | corated for the event and the music was under the direction of the Sisters of the Assumption, with Sister Francois De Geneve at the organ and Romeo Parent, brother of one of the brides playing the violin. The brides who were unattended, were gown- ed alike in white crepe, with matching picture hats, and car- ried bouquets of roses. a--S S655 [| WEDDING BELLS || 1S oS S46 BIRGE--FORTIN St. Paul's Church here was the scene of a quiet but pretty wed- ding on Saturday evening, Sept. 5th, when Miss Aldina Cecillia : Fortin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Following the double ceremony |~ Fortin. Rorke Avenue. became the bridal parties visited the|the bride of Vernon Charles Birge parental homes and then went to|o¢ Matachewan, and formerly of! the parish hall where the wedding | portsmouth, England. The cere-| dinner was served. A reception| mony was performed by the rec-| and dance was held in the evening | tor, Rev. Richard Haines. in the} in the Orange hall where the | presence of immediate relatives brides were again dressed in pink silk organdie and} who will make their home in where a large number of their| \fatachewan. friends gathered to extend ¢on- gratulations. There were rela-| tives and friends present from Se 22554 Kirkland Lake, Iroquois Falls, l Kapuskasing, Blind River. and Mr. R. H. UNWIN Buckingham, Que. i ; . fl Both young couples have gone is resuming his music class I on a wedding trip to Sturgeon | Falls and Blind River and on their {l return Mr. and Mrs. Parent will [ this week. live in Ansonville, and Mr. and Se nae a Phone 390 Mrs. St. Cyr in Kirkland Lake. The Virginia Jubilee Singers will give a concert in the United Church on Tuesday, September 22nd, at 8 p.m. Eric E. Smith Is re-opening his Voilin Studio Economy is the parent of in- | tegrity, of liberty, and of ease, and the beauteous sister of tem- perance, of cheerfulness and The church was beautifully de- health. --Dr. Johnson. At the Home of HUNGARY HONORS AMERICAN GENERAL MRS. H. L. DAVIS Browning St- Beginners' . ClaSsuseseee 25c | APPLY EARLY! o Movement Iris Marion Saunders announces the re-opening of her studio for classes on September 14th Dancing, Physical Culture, Corrective Exercises, Ball- room Dancing. Babies, Children, "Adults, Enquiries at Studio Wellington Street NEW LISKEARD The unveiling of the memorial erected to General Harry Hill Bandholtz, member of the International Military Commission in 1919, by the Hungarian Government. the gratitude of the Hungarian people, when, armed with only a riding whip, he frustrated an attempt of Roumanian soldiers to despoil the Hungarian National Museum of some of its outstanding treasures. or Phone 69. The General earned LOCAL and LONG FUR COATS from $75.00 to $650.00 F. D. BURKHOLDER Limited, Ottawa's Largest Fur Establishment Mrs. F. B. Creasy our Local Representative | DISTANCE HAULING | "Every Load Insured" | --CALL-- [ Haileybury Cartage | [ Phone No. 119 D. COOKE & SONS fo) J ---- [| ------------|[ (| Ja} | Condensed Ads' a a [o}--)9) i------} fo] --]a} Agents Wanted--Make big profits by selling our products. Every home is a prospect for our line of 200 household necessities. Experience unnecessary. Start at once sharing in our profit- making plan. Write Familex Products Co., 570 St. Clement St., Montreal. 24-1-c For Rent -- Space now occupied by George's Beauty Parlor in Nipissing Stores Block, Cobalt. Apply to L. Stadelman, Cobalt. 24-tf. See and Hear the New 1937 Model Radios; also some snaps in re- conditioned sets at D. R. Mur- ray, Agent, Robt. Simpson Co. Limited, Haileybury: 23-tf. Help Wanted -- Reliable Man wanted to supply famous Wat- kins Products to established customers in Haileybury and Cobalt. Weekly earnings av- erage $22.50 at start. Experi- Burkholder's will be shown at the Haileybury Hotel dur- ing the week of September 7th Our Mr. I. holder, A. Burk- an expert cut- ter, designer and fitter, can give you every as- sistance in the selection of New Furs er in the remodelling or repair- ing of your Furs. Individual Lessons ~--- 75c | io identically | and friends of the young couple,| | | Studio: 110 Main Street {i | | CLASSIC THEATRE COBALT --ONEARI@ fechric Soin fA 'SYSTEM S <== LAST BUS to HAILEYBURY 12.00 p.m. from Theatre. Complete Show After 9 p.m. MONDAY and TUESDAY Sept. 14th and 15th FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sept. 11th and 12th "A i2-INCH _ A MILLION MORE LAUGHS | ftiVT ERI ON ! Romance that thrills and mystifies! with in LEONEL Avs FAYE™ | BARRYMORE Adolphe with MENJOU > | maureen TED HEALY O'SULLIVAN Gregory RATOFF PATSY KELLY DRANK Michael WHALEN LAWTON RITZ BROTHERS (They'll bowl you over Directed by with @ brand new kind Tod Browning Of musical' clowning) Ar --Added --Added Attraction-- Attraction-- HH x 4% hn Zukor presents adolp! kk kk Paramount News of the World Fox Movietone News; Comedy COMEDY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Sept. 16th and 17th --Added Attraction~-- IT HAPPENED ON THEIR WEDDING NIGHT! A drama of love versus mob voi- fence that will stun > a nation! MATINEES--Monday and Wednes- day at 4.15 p.m.; Saturday, 2.30 Matinee Prices -- Mon. and Wed., Adults 25c plus 2c tax; Children 10c Saturday--Adults 32c plus 3c tax; Children 10c, no tax. Evening Prices--Adults 45c¢ plus 5c tax; Children 15c, no tax. Special Student Admission Prices-- 25c every Matinee and Evening. Evenings from 7 p.m. Complete Show from 9 p.m. COMMUNITY SINGING NIGHT THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17TH In addition to regular program. Everybody come and 2 We Ks ALTER aha RUCE CABOT\ 'EDWARD ELLIS \WALTER BRENNAN WwW B & AMetra.Goldwyn-Mayer ncnine ence unnecessary. Credit fur-} wished. Apply W. J. Kilgour,| J. R. Watkins Co., 2177 Masson: Phone 344 en ee ne ee ee ee) = St., Montreal {0 enjoy a good old fashioned sing - song. All types of songs. Sure to please all. Regular Prices.