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Page 2 THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., OCTOBER 22nd, 1936 News Notes of the North Paragraphs Pertaining to Happenings of Interest During the Past Week Ship Potatoes North Potatoes from the Temiska- ming Clay Belt were offered for sale in Timmins this week as the local supply began to fall off. G. Cole of New Liskeard was one farmer who made the trip north on the Ferguson highway with a to slightly lower amounts for quantity buyers. The vegetables were of good size and quality and found a ready sale here. Liskeard farmers report exten- sive damage there from summer frosts, particularly in the low- lying ground. Losses were not as great as in the Porcupine. -- Porcupine Advance. 'O- Night Classes at Rouyn Efforts started last fall by the local Council of Friendship, with} the co-operation of the Noranda Prtoestant School Board, for the opening of night classes for the teaching of French and English have at last met with success, and announcement was made this morning that classes will be started next week. Arrangements are being made for teachers and it is expected that three classes in English and one in French will be organized. These classes will be open to all the people of Rouyn and Noran- da on payment of a fee of $5.00 for the term. -- Rouyn-Noranda Press ----o Boy Makes Long Trip While members of his family inte that any economies whicl might be effected would be offset} [ i the| about the station. |by the loss of prestige of |} government - owned |Cochrane Northland Post. 0 | Mrs. Weedon Buried | With Rev. Canon R. S. Cushing | load of spuds he disposed of here} of St. Matthew's Anglican Church| at prices from $2.00 a single bag) ,/ouan supply, a converter switch railway. --- officiating, the funeral service for| | Mrs. Catherine Weedon was con- jducted at 3.30 Friday afternoon, jin Walker's Undertaking Parlors. jcemetery. | Mrs. Weedon died very sudden- lly on Wednesday morning at her *home, 53 Sixth Avenue. She was 'born in England, but had lived for 35 years in Canada. Forty- five years ago she married John Weedon, who survives.--Timmins Press. pias eRe A: 5S Power Troubles at Gold Camp ae F s | Trouble from lightning at t he | Matabitchouan plant of the Can- Interment was in the Timmins) lon Friday night last, was the cause of a fire in the sub-station at Kirkland Lake, when damage lestimated at not less than $6,000 was caused and serious interrup- tion to the services in the gold camp followed. It was explained that when the 25-cycle equipment |was being started after it had |been automatically kicked out with the lapse of the Matabitch- blew up and sprayed burning oil A temporary service was put into commission jand complete repairs are being made, but it was estimated that Jit would require two weeks be- |fore these were completed. O as New Algoma Producer | Comprising another step in Al- jgoma district mining progress, |the 75-ton mill of the Fdwards Gold Mine is expected to go into production this week. It will mark the eighth mill to go into activity in the Goodreau- Michipicoten gold field. The work of installing the plant at the Edwards property was re- ported nearly completed last week by J.A.S. Rousac, manager of the mine.--Chapleau Post. ----o. Should Have Good Team The number of men who will ada Northern Power Corporation club's team this season was rais- try out for the Timmins hockey 7 STOLEN BABY FOUND, MOTHER SOUGHT searched the town for some trace of George Alexander, 13-year-old} son of Mr and Mrs. G. Alexander | of Timmins, the boy was picked| up in Toronto yesterday after being missing from his home here for nearly two weeks. The boy, became affected by the travel urge some time ago, it is understood, and his actions in| leaving here were accepted by his| family as one of the lad's occa- sional jaunts.--Timmins Press. 'O- Chinaman to Hang Here John Wah, Chinese resident of Timmins, was convicted of mur- der last week at Cochrane assizes before Mr. Justice Hogg, and sen- tenced to hang at Haileybury on January 8th next. The victim was Woon Hong, a fellow coun-} tryman of Wah, and it was char- gea that the latter had used a} knife in an affray on November 4th last year. Dr. E. R. Frankish medico-legal expert from Toron- to, was a witness at the trial. The jury recommended mercy, but the sentence of capital pun- ishment followed. Wah was brought to Haileybury on Fri- day evening and lodged in the the district jail to await execu- tion ile Drop Amalgamation Plan All plans for the amalgamation of the shops of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway and the Canadian National Rail- ways at Cochrane will be aban- doned, it was learned in Toronto on Wednesday. A. H. Cavanagh, general man- ager of the T. & N.O, will confer with Premier Hepburn on Thurs- day and at that time will be ad- vised to halt negotiations for the amalgamation. It is said that the Premier is most reluctant that the town of Cochrane should lose its charter as a "T. & N.O. town" Hotel Waverley - Clover - NO HIGHER A QUIET, WELL CONDUCTED, CONVENIENT, MODERN 100 ROOM HOTEL--85 WITH BATH WRITE FOR FOLDER TAKE A DE LUXE TAXI FROM DEPOT OR WHARF--25c¢ Mrs. James Molinero |&j iM James Molinero and Baby Audrey a United States authorities are searching for Mrs. James Moli- nero and her alleged sweetheart, Mike Esposito, following re- covery of the missing Molinero baby in Detroit. James Moli- nero, who claimed the chili after it had been abandoned in Detroit, told police his wife liad taken the little girl when she eloped from their Chicago home last July with Esposito. Your Success is Assured with PURITY FLOUR Best for all your Baking PF336 Doccce BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL CARDS Grabs ducers BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Bank of Nova Scotia Building HAILEYBURY, ONT. PHONE 360 Dr. W. R. 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O'Neill DENTIST Myles Block Main Street HAILEYBURY Phone: Office 11; Residence 400 Ferguson Avene Saxton Electric Blackwall Street Phone 243 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS ed to 30 before the October 15th} residence rule closed off the pos-| sibility of more outsiders coming} Game wardens in the North The executive of the|Country have been ordered with make a rigid check on all Timmins will arms in camps throughout the have a real team to represent it) lumbering and mining areas, un- winter.--| der a regulation of the Game and | Fisheries Department which pro- to town. local club feels confident, good reason, that in the N.O.H.A. this Porcupine Advance. Check Guns in Camp fire- | | "Just fan 'im, Bill--tain't worth startin' repairs!" --From the Bulletin, Sydney, Australia granted to have a single firearm in each "public work" camp, and (Continued on page 3) to City Residence for aday, a week or longer--froma single room with bath to the most sumptuous hosekeeping suite equip- ped with linen, silver and china-- affording every convenience, lux- Delightful lounge reception rooms--unexcelled ury and attendance. restaurant service--that briefly is the distinctive appeal of the Wind- sor Arms. Windsor Arms Hotel 22 St. Thomas Street (Bloor at Bay TORONTO Tel. Ra. 5141-2-3-4 Write tor folder. Contracts Estimates These values are effective for October 22nd, 23rd and 24th. ~ oe Cleanser BRUNSWICK Classic 3.14 Assorted SARDINES §*: .25 Shredded or Desiccated COCOANUT 415 BRUNSWICK MACARONI CHOICE QUALITY PEACHE RASPBERRIES Assorted Brands CHICKEN Happies 2 ™: 29 NEW CHEESE - Bulk Readi-Cut Aylmer Fancy Tins Mb Lg 4 ib. 27 No. 2 Sq. 35 FRY'S COCOA Y%-lb. Tin 21 Habitant PEA _, SOUP OVALTINE FLOU MARMALADE so 029 va IF YOU CAN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT dtink SPECIAL SMALL MEDIUM LARGE ie - TOMATO 40¢ G60¢ 1.00| No. 2% Tins © Dron 25 CAMPBELL'S JUICE 5225 oz. Tins 3 20-0z, Tins 27 XXXX QUAKER BREAD en. $ B.99 When Packed Side Bacon piece 2Qc |b. Fresh Fillets 2Oc |b. Shankless Picnics 2 1c lb. Halibut ---- 23ch. Blade Roast 15c bb. Smoked Filles 2Oc bb. Short Rib Roast 16c bb. Pork Tenderloin 2ec"lb. Oysters by the pint SSc Capon Chickens °°' 34-c Ib. IN FROM SCHOOL! That's when youngsters weed @ steaming cup of hot oxo. It's so good for them too, and tides them over to mealtime. CUBES «23 Lee | ' | | KEEN'S MUSTARD '™ 27 Old Colony MAPLE SYRUP - Aunt Jemima PANCAKE FLOUR * Aunt Dinah MOLASSES 16-07. Bot. -QY Pkg, = No. 2% Tin 21 SPECIAL Seedless Grapefruit 3 for 25c¢ 3 far 2 1c AX US how fo ge? @ satin-fin ish aluminem HOT-DISH PAD toe 10S Fre Shand Lobel vides that only one gun, rifle, re- volver, etc., may be legally kept in any one camp. Permission is