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THE BA EE YB UFR AN THURS., SEPTEMBER 24, 1936 Page 8 1S SSS S55 OBITUARY HS SS Sas Harvest Service Comes From Old =-- San oath allie aie tiie aie CHANGE WATER SUPPLY |to by music lovers. The program END OF PRESENT WEEK, !included many old favorites, to- COUNCILLOR STATES : 8¢ther with popular songs of the |day, and the whole performance Social and Personal j Vp sams st canoe a Bernard Nichols returned this week to Windsor after spending the summer in Haileybury. Religious Usage | Annual Festival Observed in St. Paul's Church on Sunday Morning Last Mayor O. J. Thorpe is visiting Toronto and _ other southern points on business this week. That the holding of thanksgiv- _ |ing services at the close of the D. A. McDonald of Ottawa 1S harvest was a custom centuries in Haileybury for a visit with his cousin, Mrs. J. W. Morrison, Main Street. old among devout people of every |creed, was the opening statement jof Rey. Richard Haines, in his leave Sermon on Sunday morning at the tojannual Harvest Festival of St. spend the winter with her mother Paul's Church. From the custom 2 California jof offerings in the Spring té : ; | propitiate the gods and thanks- "keg LD : |givings in the Autumn for a boun- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Hamilton Fee ata Somme tour + teous have gone south for a motor trip| Sage ny Tee we ecel esta Gee" : ] iti 1 . : d : to Toronto, Hamilton, and cities Dp ib Anat in the Eastern States. Mrs. H. L. Slaght will Haileybury this week-end the earth. It was a reminder that = ., |our daily bread depended on God's There will be a rummage sale} );,vidence, Mr. Haines said, and in the basement of the United|. hould not stop at giving Church on Friday, October 2nd.|thanks, but bring gifts as did the at 9 a.m. 25-2-C.| devout people of olden times. | For the occasion the church was s. T. Condi Timmins has} : : Mrs. T. Condie of Timmins 128 | beautifuly decorated with autumn | vices, with gifts of the fruits ofj been visiting friends and relatives in Haileybury and New Liskeard for the past week. Mrs. Galbraith is in town from Toronto this week for a visit with her mother, Mrs. P. Mont- gomery, Brewster Street. Pat and Elliott Slaght, who have spent the summer holidays in town, returned last week to Pickering College, Newmarket The Ladies' Aid of the United Church will hold a rummage sale in the church basement on Fri- day, October 2nd at 9 a.m. 25-2c Mrs. Harold Derraugh is in Haileybury to spend a week with Mr. Derraugh's mother, Mrs. E. Derraugh, before going north to Kirkland Lake. Misses Blanche Melanger, Ger- meine Lafleur, Jean Lafleur, A. Leveille and R. Lacroix, all of Earlton, and Gaspard Sariol of New Liskeard motored to Rouyn on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belanger and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barrette and other friends. REBEKAH LODGES MEET SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION Members of the five Rebekah Lodges in this district, to the number of more than 80, met flowers and leaves, together with many garden products which | were later sent to the Children's |Shelter. Evidences were many of a plenteous yield and abundant crops. The services included the special harvest ritual set aside for such occasions by the church, | !a shortened form of the regular morning prayer and the Holy {Communion _ service. Harvest |hymns and an anthem, "Ye Shall | Dwell in the Land," by the choir, jall went to make up a solemn observance of the occasion of |thanksgiving and there was a large congregation present. | A proposal to increase Canada's |armed forces by 50,000 to 10,000 men, and thus absorb a_ great number of unemployed between |the ages of 18 and 22, was made on Monday by Lieut. W. J. Gi |Carr, on behalf of the Royal Nav- ans Assistance Commission meet- ing in Toronto. | Fruit and vegetable crops in Ontario are slightly below the javerage this year, the Depart- jment of Agriculture reports at |September 15th. Rains during |the month have greatly improved jmatters and, while the yield in |it is not bad on the whole. | The Dominion Government |departments of mines, interior, |iminigration and Indian Affairs yesterday in Haileybury for the) wil] be amalgamated under one!!™ Kirkland Lake, with the annual School of Instruction Of!head to be known as the Depart-' the Order. Sessions were held in ment of Mines and Natural Re-| the afternoon and evening, with) sources. Hon. T. A. Crerar is to! an intermission from 6 to 8 dur- Z 1 ) T-|be the Minister and Dr. Charles! ing which a dinner was served in| Camsell the Deputy Minister. | WILLIAM PURDY JR. The death of William Purdy Jr. aged 26, took place in the Cobalt Hospital on Friday last, September 18th, after a week's illness in the institution. |He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. | William Purdy, residents of Co- ibalt for many years, and was born in Nova Scotia. A heart af- fliction was the cause of his death. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon, with the service in St. James' Anglican Church, conduct- ted by Rev. E. A. Irwin, and in- terment in Silverland Cemetery. Surviving. are his parents, three brothers and two sisters. Municipal W. E. SIMPSON, M.E. After several years' illness, W. E, Simpson, well known mining man of the North Country, died in Toronto on Thursday last, /Sept*17th. He was 64 years of lage, born in England and had spent his life in the mining in- dustry, both in Canada and Aus- jtralia. Mr. Simpson was well jknown to Haileybury people and 'often visited here during the years he spent at Swastika and 'Kenogami Lake. He was a mem- ber of MHaileybury Masonic Lodge, Temiskaming Preceptory 'and of Rameses Temple in To- ronto. He is survived by his widow and family. | | |ROBERT DICKSON CAMERON Death came on Sunday last iSeptember 20th, to Robert Dick- |son Cameron, a well knewn and 'well liked resident of the North ;for many years, at the age of 50. | His death was the result cf a fall some four and a half years ago, in |the Barry-Hollinger mine, . of (which he was captain at that ;time, when he suffered injuries Mr.|@! Association, tothe War Veter-'that kept him an invalid ever since, although for a short time after the accident he had been jable to work. Mr. Cameron was born in |Nova Scotia and followed mining ;during his whole life. He worked jin Cobalt, was captain at the |Keeley in Silver Centre and had |spent six years as captain of the | Barry-Hollinger when he met FOR ANNUAL SESSION OF | most cases is below that of 1935,;with the accident, a fall of 160 jfeet down a shaft. Surviving are ihis widow, two daughters, Mrs. |T. Webster and Mrs. Calverley; jand two sons, James and Colin. |The funeral was held yesterday ser- vice in Trinity United Church. There is now anew light test- er, a two-range instrument, by the 1.0.0.F. Temple, Broadway 'which you can measure all types Street. Mrs. Allen of Welland, Presi- dent of the Rebekah Assembly. and Mrs. Stenson of Kirkland Lake, District Deputy, were the guests of the Lodge sand will visit New Liskeard Lodge tonight It is important that you be honest with yourself, that you be true to your own interests; and this can only be done by playing honeStly with the man who pays you. ie lighting from high intensity 'show windows to low intensity 'domestic requirements, One scale |measures from zero to 25 foot- |candles for ordinary use; other imeasures from zero to 250 foot- candles to cover high intensities. and Cobalt Lodge tomorrow eve- ning. The ladies from Kirkland Lake and some of those from Engle- hart came down in a special bus | and the three lodges of Cobalt | New Liskeard and Haileybury atl had large representation. Knights of Columbus Hold Regional Gathering Here A get-together meeting of the various councils of the Knights of Columbus in this district was held in the K. of C.. Hall, Haileybury, on Monday evening. The coun- cils of Sturgeon Falls, North Bay, Cobalt and Haileybury were re- presented 'at the large gathering. which, after concluding the busi- ness of the evening, repaired to the Blue Line Tea Room for re- freshments. There were no de- grees conferred at the meeting which was more in the nature of an inter-council discussien, and the members present thoroughly enjoyed the evening. ANNOUNCEMENT! Rev. Wm. Bilton, a former pastor of the local Baptist Church , - will show lantern slides for the BOY ADMITS THREATENING SHIRLEY Frank Stephens and guard } children in the Baptist Church on Tuesday, Sept. 29th, at 6.45. At 8 o'clock a meeting for adults will be held at which Mr. Bilton will speak. _Everyone is cordially invited to these meetings. Admitting that he had sent a mother of Shirley Temple, th Sterling Powell, 16, is held at WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS $25,000 extortion note te the reatening the child star, Frank E. Stephens, 16, was arrested by G-Men at Atlanta, Ga., where he was found working in a restaurant. Another youth, Grant, Neb., pending trial on a charge of attempting to extort $25,000 from the child actress last Spring. Councillor John A. McKinnon | chairman of the waterworks com-; mittee, stated yesterday that at; the end of the present week the town water supply would again be drawn from Lake Temiskam-| ing. For the past several days the supply has been coming from Constance Lake, and the water | while found after tests to be per-, fectly good, is hard, and there} have been complaints register-| ed. filters at the downtown water- works were being cleaned, which has to be done periodically, and| the job would be finished and the} regular system put into use at the end of the week. Jubilee Singers Give Fine | Concert in United Church} The Virginia Jubilee Singers| gave a very fine concert to an, audience that filled the Hailey-; bury United Church on Tuesday} evening and since there have been! many compliments heard on the| performance. These singers have been in Haileybury on previous occasions and their coming this year was eagerly looked forward 8 SS SS | Condensed Ads | fa] fa} fo] --] 5) o For Sale -- Quebec Combination Range, in Al condition. Apply V. G. Tanner, Blackwall Street.j 26-1-* For Rent--House on Latchford Street; interior recently re- decorated. Apply to C. F. Tuer, Bank of Nova Scotia Building. 26-2c Diesel Engineering -- Wanted,-- Men mechanically inclined to train as Diesel Engineers. Real Opportunity if you can qualify. Registrar making trip through Northern Ontario in very near future. Write Hemphill Diesel Schools, Box A., Haileyburian. 26-1-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- : 53k burian. 25-3-* For Sale -- Hot Point Electric Range, automatic control and clock. Can be seen at W. Byrne's, Main Street. 25-4* For Sale or Rent -- Six-roomed brick house, Blackwall Street. Apply to Phone 262. 25-t.f. 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 furnished. Apply Mr. Kilgour, The J. R. Watkins Company, 2177 Mas- 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. 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. CHURCHES} ed Creeexi® The United Church Minister--W. A. Beecrott, B.A., B.D Organist--Mr. R. H. Unwin Sunday, September 27th, is Rally Sunday at all services, as follows: 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. The Baptist Church G. F. GORMAN, Pastor Res. 89 Blackwall St. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 2.30 p.m.--Bible School. 7 p.m.--Gospel Service The Salvation Army Captain Cuthbert Sunday Morning Servyce at 11 Sunday Evening Service ar 7.30. Sunday School--2.30 p.m. Tpesday, 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Meeting Friday, 7.15 p.m.--Junior Meeting 8.00 p.m.--yY. P. Legion Meeting. jand Haileybury will be held in Mr. McKinnon. said that the! q q was a particularly pleasing one. Table ; The troupe is on a tour of the Glassware: q q q 4 North Country. A joint meeting of the Masonic Lodges of Cobalt, New Liskeard the local Temple on Thursday evening next, when M.W. Bro. J. A. Anderson, K.C. of Toronto Grand Master, will make his offi- cial visit. GOBLETS - 5 } } § } } } } } } SHERBETS q COCKSPAIE = } WINE § } } } } § } } § § } § TUMBLERS PLATES LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING | coe | | 25c. each --CALL-- ar te ali alii alt ltt slit Haileybury Cartage Phone No. 119 D. COOKE & SONS A. W. SANDERSON i} JEWELER - STATIONER , Poe PE Re ear OS | Vala nf sfa-na-nfin nena fn-se_sfin----stn--nind = q 4 q 4 4 q q Specially Priced at 4 q 4 q q q q CLASSIC THEATRE COBALT. --~OnNwART®@ LAST BUS to HAILEYBURY 12.00 p.m. from Theatre. Complete Show After 9 p.m. MONDAY and TUESDAY Sept. 28th and 29th FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sept. 25th and 26th KK * kkk THE SCREEN'S NUMBER ONE SOCIETY SLEUTH sth: vw 'A Paramount Picture with FRED MacMURRAY JACK OAKIE JEAN PARKER LLOYD NOLAN + EOQWARD ELLIS 'with JAMES GLEASON, ERIC BLORE, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, Lila Lee, Grant Mitchell, Erin! O'Brien-Moore, Ralph Morgan. Directed by UL Pedoad ad Bit by oop Det, | See --Added Attraction-- + KK -- sa oe HHH Adventare Gay and Acdactow$? RAYMOND, WENDY BARRIE> HELEN BRODERICK domed te £5/GH 14500) FOX MOVIETONE NEWS COMEDY Paramount News of the World (GLOW 13,10) 4 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Sept. 30th, Oct. ist YOUR BIGGEST THRILL! : TO MAKE A MOTHER'S DREAMS COME TRUE! Lovely ... and lucky, too...to have a sweet- 'F heart like Bob! ANUOR Hold on to your hearts, girls! He's grander than ever! 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