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Page 8 = Bee ee eae eee noel HE HAIL EYBURIA N Jide Walk 5 ils, : as THURS., SEPTEMBER 17, 1936 Ne RADIO GOVERNOR 18. SSS SSS | The duck hunting season open-! Se Ferguson is the bride's sister- { OBITUARY | ed on Tuesday of this week, Sept. =f WEDDING. BELLS |l|Mr. and Mrs. Speck have taken rar and Berea | Ne >is Sale of Dresses this week-end at Robinson's store, New Lis- keard. Gilbert LaBine, a former Hail- eyburian, was in town from To- ronto for a visit this weck. F. C. Bidgood, a former Hail- eyburian, was in town from Nor- thern Quebec for a few days this week. A. Brown and children of visited friends and re- Haileybury over the Mrs. Englehart, latives in week-end. Edgar Thorpe was home from Timmins over the past week-end for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thorpe. There will be a rummage sale in the basement of the United Church on Friday, October 2nd at 9 a.m. 25-2-c. Mrs. H. A. Seymour has re- turned home after spending a couple of weeks visiting friends in Southern Ontario. The Catholic Women's League will hold a bridge and euchre at the Cathedral Hall on Tuesday, September 22nd, at 8 p.m. Geo. McDonnell of spent a few days in town this week on a visit to his sister, Mrs. O. J. Thorpe, and Mr. Thorpe. Timmins The Ladies' Aid of the United Church will hold a rummage sale in the church basement on Fri- day, October 2nd at 9a.m. 25-2c Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Lyon and children returned last Friday af- ter a visit with friends and rela- tives in Toronto and Kingston. Mrs. R. Haines, who has spent the past couple of weeks visiting friends and relatives in Southern Ontario, returned home on Tues- day- Miss H. Adamson was called to Bracebridge on Tuesday owing to the death of her sister-in-law. She will return to town at the week-end. Jack McFarlane Haileybury on returned to Tuesday after several months prospecting in Northwestern Quebec and has gone to Toronto. Mrs. Jack Lamont left this week for her home in Calgary after a five weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mc- Farlane Sr., in town. mbes, js 18. Sunday after Harris returned on a two weeks' visit with her daughters, Mrs. J. C. Perry and Miss Margaret, at Bourilamaque, Que. Mrs. Stan Saxton and Miss Louise Shepherd are in Hailey- bury for a visit at the home of their sister, Mrs: J. H. Murray and Mr. Murray, Brewster St. Miss Jean Lafleur and her sis- ter, Miss Blanche, Gaspard Sar- iol and A. Leveille of Earlton motored to Kirkland Lake on Sunday for a visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grant left yesterday for Finch, Ont., to at- ae the oe ee ie Ae Saeuae Limited, Haileybury. 23-tf. prother, the late Alexander Star : : who died in Cobalt on Tuesday. Tickets : : 35c and 25c e e = i) Mrs. Wilfrid Belanger and her == S50 SSS 550 { ¢ sister. Miss Germaine Laflenr, of t CHURCHES { Earlton, have just returned from|e 0 || Sarge, an enjoyable trip of 10 days in Hi . Timmins, Cochrane, Kapuskasing The United Church Hearst and other northern points. WE ARE SALES AGENTS FOR pane Sie ca gree ae B.D. rganist--Mr. R. H. Unwin Set aside next Wednesday af- ternoon and treat yourse# to ys Sunday Auanet SO ae some fun at the annual "Gopher : ; Gre Golf" tournament in aid of the FIRST FIRST eeu A. Pgectolts aa Library, at the Haileybury oO evening service. olf Club course, Non-golfers a' are especially invited to compete. IN IN : The Baptist Church Tea will be served in the Club G. F. GORMAN, Pastor House during the afternoon. QUALITY SERVICE Res. 84 Elliott St. Good prizes are being offered. : Coal ranging from dust to 1% Manntectarsl b it ae ee eeeeh jhe inch lumps is floated into the fur- eer Hee ena aes ger et nace on a stream of air by a new|$ Consolidated Sales Book & Wax Paper Co. Ltd. 7 p.m--Gospel Service ype ot overhead stoker. iner Hamilton - Canada 5 particles are burned in suspension The Salvation Army within the firebox, while larger A P Captain Cuthbert pieces are spread uniformly over A phone call, No. 24, will bring samples, prices Peer ge | Buceesatcs w ty draft Sunnie' by Sones Morning core at a on'ary low-pressure fan. Reser Seeger ein ran ne Fuel-bed is always shallow, re- TH E H Al | E p ¢ B U R I A N Sno? Scheels eae Pama | sulting in efficient burning of Friday. 7. 15 meee Meng i fow- grade coals. e e 8.00 o.m.--Y. P. Legion Meeting. { i ( ! Nellie McClung, Canadian author, who has been ap- pointed a member of the new Board of Governors for the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- poration Boy Hurt on Highway in Motor Accident Tuesday Charley Maille, 10-year - old Earlton boy, is in Englehart hos- pital with a cut in his head and bruises as a result of being hit by a motor car on the Ferguson Highway about a mile from his home while returning from school on Tuesday. The accident was reported to.provincial police headquarters here and officers learned that the boy was one of a party of four and that when the car was approaching, three ran to one side of the road and one to the other, with the result that the Maille boy was struck. The car. driven by John Hunter, was brought to a stop in 25 teet and/ Mrs. Hunter, accompanying her!! husband, arranged to have the lad taken to hospital, while Mr. Hun- ter remained until the police ar- rived. The boy's injuries are not believed to be serious. & | of his "residence in the aS. THOS. D. CARMICHAEL A resident of Haileybury from/tor car crashed into the rear of about 1909 until' he went to To-|the Timmins firé truck while the ronto a few years ago, Thos D.j|latter was speeding to answer a Carmichael passed away in thejcall. morning, | tained, after anja reckless driving charge. city early yesterday September 16th, 1936, illness of considerable length. 15th, and will continue until Nov. } 15th. \ On Sunday morning last a mo- There were no injuries sus- but the motorist will face He was 75 years of age, was 'born in Beachburg, Ont., and fol- | 'lowed the prospecting and mining || industry during the greater part || North} | Country. Mr. Carmichael was a veteran | of the great war, having served| overseas with the Canadian For- estry Corps in 1917 and 1918. On his return he remained in Hailey- bury for several years and was one of those to suffer the loss of his home in the fire of October, 1922, afterwards rebuilding on Blackwall Street. Surviving are his widow and three sons, Hugh, in Haileybury, D. A., at present in Toronto, and Kenneth, in the mining fields. ALEXANDER D. STARK Alexander D. Stark, a resident of Cobalt for many at the Municipal Hospital there on Tuesday, September 15th, af- ter an illness of several years. He was 45 years of age, was born in Avonmore, Ont., and during his years, died}| i{ {Ei alien ein atin at i itn ale ll lle alltel Table Glassware | | GOBLETS SHERBETS COCKTAIL WINE TUMBLERS PLATES Price@ at 25c. each Specially jresidence in the North had 'been employed at the old Cobalt Re- duction, the Barry-Hollinger and the Croesus mines. Mr. Stark was unmarried and was a brother of Mrs, J. E. Grant of Hailey- bury. The remains were sent yesterday evening to Finch, Ont., for burial. In the day of small things con- stancy and faithfulness will carry us to noble ends. ON CANADIAN RADIO BOARD ai ete otis ate ate atten adie atthe atthe othe atthe atthe atthe afithe adie adine adineadane adie adineadane attneatineataneattneadineateaadine td A. W. SANDERSON JEWELER - STATIONER 4 alta ali nfhe of -nfhenfinnfie afta -nfie afin afin afin sf nfia he nftenfte afin -nfhe nln nla nfiaaftn afin nfin-fhr-nlint (SSS ic Condensed his| o= Lost -- Dark Brown Lennar Purse, containing bilis, ete. Re | ward. Return to Holeyburian| Office. 25-1-c Lost--Brown Wool Windbreaker | with zipper front; and, brown leather key case containing six or seven keys. Reward for finder. Apply Box M, Hailey- burian. 25-3-* For Sale -- Hot Point Electric Range, automatic control and cloclemenCanmbe. seen at W. 3yrne's, Main Street. 25-4* For Sale or Rent -- Six-roomed brick house, Blackwall Street. Apply to Phone 262. 25-t.£. To Rent--Seven-roomed House on Albert Street; lights and water in. $10 per month. Ap- ply to Alex. Johnston, Georgina Ave. 25-1-* Rene Morin (left), director ge Canada; and N. L. Nathanson, Corporation, who are members of the board of governors for the Canadian Broadcasting nerale du Trust Generale du President of Famous Players Corporation. SES PE Se Virginia Jubilee Singers United Church, Haileybury 8 p. | a | Tuesday, September 22nd | ; | See and Hear the New 1937 Model Help Wanted -- Ambitious, reli- able man wanted to take over established business supplying customers with Famous Wat- kins Products in Haileybury and Cobalt. Average weekly income $22.50. Experience un- necessary. Credit ES Apply Mr. Kilgour, The J. Watkins Company, 2177 ae son St., Montreal, Que. 25-3-c For Rent -- Space now occupied by George's Beauty Parlor in Nipissing Stores Block, Cobalt. Apply to L. Stadelman, Cobalt. 24-tf. Radios; also some snaps in re- conditioned sets at Di R. Mur- ray, Agent, Robt. Simpson Co. leesee= 9th, Gilmour || ceremony in the presence of im- | | mediate relatives and friends of| 1S 8 Sq S555 SPECK--PACEY The Cobalt United ae manse was the scene of the mar- riage of Miss Sara Minna Pacey, daughter of Mr. Pacey of Fountain Falls, vester J. Speck, son of Mr. | Mrs. and Mrs. E. T. to Syl- and! L. J. Speck of Kirkland ake, on Wednesday of last week 1936. Rev. Smith performed ne the bridal couple, who were at-| tended by Mr. and Mrs. H. D.| Ferguson, Fountain Falls. Mrs.' up residence in Noranda, Que. SSS SSS 655--8 I MOVING! LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING il "Every Load Insured" l --CALL-- Haileybury Cartage Phone No. 119 i D. COOKE & SONS 0S HSS aes i<----} CLASSIG "HE ATRE OQ) =) ey ON TARLO eae BUS to HAILEYBURY 12.00 p.m. from Theatre. Complete Show After 9 p.m. FRIDAY and SATURDAY September 18th and 19th MONDAY and TUESDAY September 21st and 22nd ANOTHER: WINGED : VICTORY FOR THE PRODUCERS, 'AUTHOR AND STAR OF "CEILING ZERO! } ROSS ALEXANDER: BEVERLY ROBERTS 7 HUMPHREY BOGART - + MARIE WILSON JosephCrehan- Joseph King-Addison Richa} me def set Pa --Added Attraction-- BILLIE BURKE Ernest Cossart Grant Mitchell \. Directed by Harold Young g y a Fox Movietone News; Comedy SPECIAL SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW, 12.05 ge SPECIAL BUS leaves the Theatre after Performance These Two Features: Prices. Regular written, directed and produced by CHARLES S CHAPLIN Releosed With GLENDA FARRELL Paramount News of the World VOICE OF EXPERIENCE RADIO PERSONALITY on the Screen WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Sept. 23rd and 24th 'EVERY GALS PAL' Society's favorite play- boy flings a million on a sky-larking hunt for romance! x A Paramount Picture with HENRY FONDA PAT PATERSON MARY BRIAN GEORGE BARBIER @ WAITER WANGER Production eyed ar Wel, ALA --Added Attraction-- BLAZING ADVENTURE ON EVERY TRAIL! 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. Good Sound -- Good Pictures i