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HAILEYBURIAN THURS., NOV EMBE R_ 5th, 1936 | TOWN OF COBALT WILL || BUY LATCHFORD LOTS AT ADVERTISED PRICE Social and Personal | | BUY A POPPY,! Two parcels of land owned by Chief . Justice Latchford in the town of Cobalt will be purchased Mrs. H. S. Henenssy* left' ~on py the municipality at the price Saturday last for Toronto, where! sqyertised in The Haileyburian, she will spend several months. | if a decision of the council is ap- roved by the town solicitor Jos. Mr. and Mrs.N. J. Everard left re Terie nas The lots ee at the week-end for Grimsby, heen the subject of a su't in Su- where they will ppene the winter. preme Court for arrears of taxes and last spring the municipality BORN--On October 27th, 1936, got a judgment against the own- to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Byrne, er for an amount exceeding Main Street, Haileybury, @ $1,000. This decision of the court daughter. | was appealed by the Chief Justice| a month or two ago and the ap- Every week from now until peal has not been settled. In they Christmas there will be a special meantime, Justice Latchford has offering at the store of Thorpe & advertised the property for sale Tulloch Limited. |at $250 for each of the two par- |cels, and the municipality has All men are invited to attend) decided to purchase them and al- the Rotary Stag to be held in the) joy the price to apply on the tax K. of C. hall on November 6th. A] arrears. One parcel is assessed good time is proses ee $1,500 and the other at $1,300. The renee meeting of Hail-! eybury Lodge, AF. & AM., will be held in the Temple on Main Street this evening at 7.30. The ladies of the I1.0.D.E. will handle the sale of Poppies next Wednesday, in aid of dis- abled and destitute veterans. Governor-General To Make Appeal in Poppy Campaign His Excellency Lord Tweeds- muir, Governor-General of Can- ada, will be heard over the radio tonight in an appeal in behalf of the Canadian Legion Poppy Cam- paign. There will be a coast-to- the East-|coast hook-up arranged by the ern Star will hold their annual|Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Bazaar in St. Paul's Parish halljtion from 10 to 10.30, eastern on Saturday, | standard time, with the broadcast originating at Ottawa. It is ex- pected that Hon. Ernest Lapointe|@ is in Haileybury for a visit w ith| acting Prime Minister, and Hon. her daughter, Mrs. J. E. McCuaig! Ian Mackenzie, Minister of Na- and Mr. McCuaig, Georgina Ave-| tional Defence, will give short/® | addresses, and readers are asked The local Chapter of November 21st. | Mrs. A. W. Throop of Ottawa nue. pets F |to remember that the date is this S. S. Forneri arrived home this}¢vening. The addresess will be week after his summer mining from three to five minutes each activities and will be here for ajim length, according to Legion few weeks before going to Kirk-|@nnouncement, and the balance land Lake for the winter. jof the time will be taken up with ja suitable musical program. High winds on Tuesday morn- a ee ing blew down a couple of radio} The town of Cobalt will ob- poles and some clothes lines on|serve a two-hour interval of ces- Main and Amwell Streets, caus-|sation of activity, from 10 a.m. ing some confusion but little} to 12 noon, according to a resolu- damage, except to the clothes. | tion passed by the counci | on -- Monday night. The Haileybury firemen ae are preparing for their annual Armis- | tice Dance, which will be held in| the I1.0.0.F. Hall on the evening| In Memoriam of Wednesday, November 11th.|Hill--In loving memory of my A drawing for some fine prizes} dear wife and mother, Fanny will be made the same evening. Hill, who passed away Novem- ber 5th, 1931. Members of the MHaileybury|Gone is the face we loved so dear, Rifle and Revolver Club are ask-|Silent is the voice we loved to hear ed to attend the annual meeting |Too faraway from sight or speech in the Armories_ this es |But not too far for thought to commencing at 8 o'clock. Elec-| reach. tion of officers and plans for the; Sweet to remember her who once winter season will be on the pro- was here, gram. And who, though absent, is as dear. --Ever remembered by HUSBAND and FAMILY just Inspector and Mrs. F. B Creasy will leave at the week-end by motor for North Bay, where the People Are Generous in Buying Apples from Scouts Haileybury people were partic- ualrly generous on Saturday in buying apples from the local Boy Scouts, who canvassed the town pretty thoroughly for the pur- pose of raising some funds for the winter activities. The boys worked hard throughout the day, got their supplies at a reduced} rate and completed the day's sale with around $30 profit. This money will be very useful in the renewed activities of the Troop which had a sadly depleted trea-| sury when the lack of 2 Scout- master forced the cessation of all activities a year or two ago. Now the troop is on its feet again with its charter, from the provincial association intact and with the prospects for some good work during the winter months.. The Scoutmaster and the committee extend sincere thanks to the peo- ple who assisted so well on Sat- urday. The North Bay Board of Trade is planning to keep its tourist information bureau open through- out the year, if the necessary $2,500 can be raised. The bureau had 10,276 registrations this year which they figure means at least 20,000 persons, as only one person in each automobile is registered. a | Condensed Ads] | fof) Notice--Any person oe in- formation concerning the move- ments of E. W. Blandford, for- merly of Rolvender, Cranbrook, Kent, England, who resided in Cobalt, Ontario, or vicinity, be- tween 1908 and 1912, or details of his death, please communi- cate with Aylesworth, Garden, Stuart & Thompson, Sclicitors, 67 Yonge Street, Toronto. 31-2-c For Sale--Odd China Cabinet, Buffet and Chiffonier. D. R. Murray, Agent, Robert Simp- son Co. Wanted-- Housekeeper in Com- fortable home; English speak- ing; light work, good wages. Apply Box "A", The Hailey- burian.. 32-18 Patents--Any Country. Send for free information. Ramsay Company, Registered Patent 273 Bank Street, Attorneys, 32-tf, Ottawa, Ont Wanted-- Position as Stenogra- pher, typist or secretary; three experience. Apply to The Haileyburian. 32-1-* - *B" inspector will visit the police de- tachments before going hunting trip. Mrs. on a Creasy is go- ing for a visit to Southern On- tario points, eae | | CHRISTMAS TEA AND | ANNUAL DANCE TO BE_ | HELD BY THE !.0.D.E. | At the regular monthly meet-} ing of the Haileybury Chapter,| 1.0.D.E., held on Monday after- noon, there were several new members welcomed to the Chap- ter, and plans were made for the holding of a Christmas Tea, with turkey and Christmas cake as the main items of the menu, on De- cember 12th. Further announce- ment of the event will be made later. S= FRIDAY, | i AT Robinson's, New Liskeard | | po A Pee Salle of Ladies' Coats STARTING NOV. 6th It is also planned to hold the usual dance about December 28th. This is always one of the chief social events of the year and the ladies are already making ar-| rangements. The Chapter members also a out their plans for the sale Poppies on Armistice Day for ie benefit of disabled veterans. --_S = ESS SSS SS _OOHoIBqN CANAPAR Cookery Parchment At the meeting on Monday, a very interesting talk was given by Mrs. J. C. Houston on "The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom." He al KEEPS - Annual Catholic Women's 'League Preserves all Vitamins and Mineral Salts SAVES - Food Values, Fuel, Space, Dish- Flavors in Food, Odors out of the House. Use the same sheet again and again. R. C. HALL Nov. 19, 20, 21 25c per Package The HAILEYBURIAN 1936 [ == '| , SS __ SS] 8 gg H | | i I | ) washing. | | | SSS SSS HS SS] PROVINCIAL POLICE COMMISSIONER HERE { ON INSPECTION TRIP Major-General V. A. S. Wil-| liams.G.M.G, DISi@; commis-| sioner of the Ontario Provincial| Police, paid one of his periodic} visits to Haileybury vesterady while on a tour of inspection of the various detachments of t he force. He was met by Inspector F. B. Creasy and officers from sel local headquarters and spent the! greater part of the day at the; offices in the court house. Officers from the various posts in Inspector Creasy's district gathered here for the Commis- sioner's visit. Some came _ by train on Tuesday night from the north, others arrived by motor Wednesday morning, and there was quite a gathering in town Hee @ P. H. Perrier Funeral Director Haileybury PHONE Day 145A' Night 145B - your 'old watch ifr 4 smnarh, new BULOVA We will give you a ee Allowance Don't let an old timepiece spoil your appearance! Our Trade-in Sale offers an easy, convenient way to obtain a new Bulova! COMMODORE CANADIAN GIRL a COMMODORE -- An outstanding value; 15 jewels . . $24" CANADIAN GIRL Round, small, 2 dia- monds, only . $397 LONE EAGLE-- 17 jewels; accurate and dependable . *8978 A.W. SANDERSON CHURCHES coer The United Church Minister--W. A. Beecrott, B.A., B.D Organist--Mr. R. H. Unwin reese @ Creceet Sunday, November 8th lay m. --Service of Remem- brance, "We _ Shall pekememel Then" and "What Are These?" 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Sermon, "In Quest of Happiness." Anthem, "Hark,! Hark, My Soul." The Baptist Church G. F. GORMAN, Pastor Res. 89 Blackwall St. 11 a.m--Morning Worship. Subject, "A Message of Peace and Good Will." 2.30. p.m.--Bible School. 7 pm.--Gospel Service. Subject, "The Descent of a Cer- tain Man" The Salvation Army Captain Cuthbert | | | Sunday Morning Servree at 11 | | | Sunday Evening Service at 7.30 Sunday School--2.30 p.m -: ~Tvesday, 8.00 p.m.--Praver Meeting Friday. 7.15 p.m.--Junior Meeting 8.00 om --Y. P. Legion Meeting Jeweler and Stationer | during the day. pike a tone of them that had been about 25 men in all, but there\ here for different periods visited were some who could not make|with former friends and ac- the trip to headquarters. The quaintances. CLASSIG THEATRE CoS - ON TARI@ LAST BUS to HAILEYBURY 12.00 p.m. from Theatre. Complete Show After 9 p.m. FRIDAY and SATURDAY November 6th and 7th MONDAY and TUESDAY November 9th and 10th KKK xk B. Four fascinating answers to this romantic ques- tion... from four brilliant stars! 1,000 Laughs Set to Music! And 12 great Starsset togive you the time of your life! CONSTANCE BENNETT LORETTA POWELL - BLONDEL WILLIAM - McHUGH ' YACHT CLUB BOYS Jeanne Madden ~ Carol Hughes Craig Reynolds - Hobart Cavanaugh Sensational New Song Hits by E. Y. Harburg and Harold Arlen * Directed by Busby Berkeley * A First National with SIMONE SIMON kkk --Added Attraction-- JAWS OF DEATH! Hated and feared, even by his own kind...he was Public Enemy No. 1 of the Animal World ** MH kkk 'Higher-Ups' Branded as a Enemy 'No. 1 Warner Bros.' "new and different underworld expose explodes on the screen .to smash a $15,000,000,000 Secret Syndi- cate of Crime! FDW. C. ROBINSON -BULLETS-BALLOTS JOAN BLONDELL > Barton Mactane AR srory of 2 "Humphrey Bogart ink "McHugh: the Thrilling ination, 'A Firat Natlonol Pichure dredted toy: Wim. Keighley" Mons note ond 2 ae Joy treachery: ¢ the Circus? fe fete and Gl with ' " a ae ae mAN_K! LLER Paramount News of the World "THE -------- Ee JUNE s f BARTON MactANE HULL with World Series Bal! Game! TRAVIS see h King VOICE OF EXPERIENCE Noted Personality now on the Screen m2 ture pou! Gra ibis A Warner Bros. PICtar® | ed by Louis pirecied PY Radi Radio Fox Movietone News; Comedy WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nov llth and 12th YOUR BIGGEST THRILL! --Added Attraction-- ain RTT iN ...and lucky, too..:to have a sweet- heart like Bob! ANIOR oldientawoun ) hearts, girls! % He's grander than ever! HIS BROTHERS WIFE with: JEAN HERSHOLT : JOSEPH CALLEIA fipaex . DUMBRILLE MORON! OLSEN Matinees: Sat., 2.30; +..15; Wednesday, 2.30. Matinee Prices: Sat., Adults, 32c, plus 3c tax; children 10c no tax. Monday, Adults 25c, plus 2c tax; Children 10c,;°no tax. Monday, Wednesday (Holiday prices) : Adults 45c, plus 5¢ tax; Chil- dren 10c, no tax. aW.S.VAN DYKE production Metra Gisklagun ayer re isy Students, 25c, any time. Evenings from 7 p.m. : Complete Show from. 9 p.m. --Added Attraction-- mint