The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

------ i of enthusiasm that = pS a ee ee EE tg ne Page ee THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., JANUARY 2st, 1937 THE HAILEYBURIAN Issutd Every Thursday trom The Haiteyburian Ofhce Broadway Street, Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ln Canada--$2.00 per year in advance In U.S.--$2.50 per year m advance. Leishman & Sutherland, Publishers THURS., JANUARY 21st, 1937 ADOPT BETTER PLAN points further to the effect entually prove pian than Word from north this week 1s that what will ev a much better any move for secession is to be) adopted. That is that strong de-) legation, representative of all) sections of the Nocth, will go to| Toronto and there present to the powers that be the problems that are continually arising. This} move is being sponsored by the Northern Ontavio Associated) Boards of Trade, under the- "presi-| ident, W. O. Langdon of Tim-} mins, who has succeeded in ar-| ranging an appointment with the Acting Premier. tn conto Board of Trade has been of| great assistance to the Northern | fody and it is believed that the interview will be held within the next few weeks. Last fall the Qntarto Associat- iW ed Boards showed their interest | in Northern Ontarto to the extent) of pressing for the appointment} of a Commission to He al with the} problems of the No nt 1 as feel oie, If this is fa ed up, and} the questions Pet continually | before the government, it should be possible to secure some mea- sure of fair treatn ne without | recourse to talk of secession, but} apparently the North's nee ds| must be kept continually before the provincial authorities or they | will be neglected "The meetings of mining municipalities Tim- mins on Saturday has he ine d con- siderably and fh) combining forces with the Boards of Trade they can go a long way tow ards | securing more just e than the North has had in the past Sees Good Work Carried Out By Horticulturists Reorganized Society Has Fine Start on Improvement of Plot at Cenotaph (Contributed) On Monday evening of this} week I dropped in on a group of| men at the Hotel Hz aileypuny:| They were evidently holding a meeting of some kind, and yet! there was evident such a spirit] ] wondered if it could be so. What was this thing that was holding these men? On making a little enquiry and on showing some interest in| the matter I was asked to takea seat, which I gladly did. It prov- ed to be a meeting of the Board of Porectors of our local Horti- culturat Society. They were re- counting their efforts for the past year and discussing plans for the future. Their work had heen carried on so quietly, that the average citi- zen would hardly guess that there was anything doing, but there was an underlying spirit of en- thusiasm, and a, keen, desire to serve their community, that was bound to produce results. When the Society was reorgan- ized on May 4th last it appeared that it was too fate in the year to accomptish much. An order was wiret to Toronto and 100 elm trees were nits and yo on Sherif's Sale of Lands For Arrears of School Taxes } NOVICE is hereby given that the list of lands in Savard Town- ship Consolidated School Section, for sale for arrears of Taxes, has been prepaerd and copies of this fist may be had at my office. This list will be published in the Ontario Gazette January 2nd, February 6th and March 6th, 1937, and in default of payment of taxes and costs the lands will be sold for taxes. At the adjourned sale, if any, it is the intention of the School Board of Savard Township Con- solidated School Section to pur- chase any lands if the prices of- fered are less than the taxes and costs, according to R.S.O. 1927. BATED at Haileybury this 14th day of January, 1937. 43-12 WILLIAM THUERCK, Sheriff of Temiskaming | this the To -| And [oo eee from the railway station to Mer-| the grounds. idian Avenue. Then the Society} interviewed the town council and, 4 procured the right to improve) ,make it 2 Bree groun the property around the Ceno-|treés ane snihos outside the taph. This piece of property has district. A miniature botanical been set apart as a Municipal) garden. There are great possi- Park. Sixty-five trees were plant- bilities in this suggestion. It is ed on this property, a gift of Mr. Paul Morrisette, their energetic|7€M° | in gehen 'CRE vice-president. All the time they|the citizens will fall in behind this were working out plans for the) project. They would like to have future. Mr. Glazier had the) 300 members this year, grounds surveyed and it is in pro- jnominal fee of $1.00 per member. cess of being levelled off. And, And of course, donations are al- paths are being laid out. pee welcome. eee pee tar ect Soccer fe lee be held in Hotel Haileybury on |were 28 new members, and cash Friday, January 29th at 8 p.m. contributions of $90.00 were col-| llected. Mr. Mutch donated a jnumber of perennials from his lgarden at Moore's Cove. The help to put Haileybury | Legion have co-operated to the|™#P- }extent of going 50-50 with the) Thank you, gentlemen, for al- |Society in planting 1000 tulips in} lowing me to sit in with you. |the plots around the \Cenotaph. |Good evening. I wish you success Mr. Norman McVittie has taken|in your undertaBine® charge of the planting and plan- SSS |ning, and has made a good job in} When peeling parsnips, the limited time at his disposal.|them in not too hot water. they should have a good|will turn out |showing to make around the Cen-|ready for boiling, with no earth jotaph in the spring. marks as when cleaned in cold It was suggested that they en- water. | Then it is hoped that they might lone to show their interest in this) wonderful piece of work, and so on steep They quite white, and HS SS |S SSK lS] Sh EMPIRE THEATRE NEW LISKEARD FRIDAY and SATURDAY, January 22nd and 23rd WALLACE BEERY in | a Old Hutch | With Eric Linden, Cecilia Parker, Elizabeth Patterson. The best Beery ever has made since "MIN AND BILL" MONDAY and TUESDAY, January 25th and 26th With Edward Arnold, Joel McCrea, Frances Farmer. Out of a glorious book comes a mighty and magnificent motion picture. Don't Miss It! | WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, January 27th and 28th [ JOAN BENNETT and CARY GRANT in "Wedding Present" With George Bancroft, Conrad Nagel, Gene Lockhart -------------COMING NEX T------------ S "PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER" "WIVES NEVER KNOW" "SUZY" ] | ! "Come and Get It" | | | | Sa ao] eS HS S18 iT all. Ih ik | in | ONE CENT MILE Bargain Excursion --FROM-- T. & N. O. and N.C.R. REGULAR STATIONS --TO-- Pembroke Renfrew Arnprior Ottawa 'Montreal Quebec Via North Bay and Canadian Pacific Thursday, January, 28th Bargain excursion tickets will be valid on Trains 2 or 46 and their connections Thursday, January 28th. _Passen- gers who use Gur train 2 will connect at North Bay with C.P. train 2 leaving 8.15 p.m. same date. Passengers who us¢ train 46 will arrange their own transfer to North Bay C.P. Depot and take C.P. train 8 leaving at 1.00 a.m., Fri- day, January 29th. Tickets are valid to return leaving destination point not later than CP train 1 from Windsor St. Station, Montreal, 10.15 p.m. Sunday, January 31st and connecting at 'North Bay with our train 1 at 12.50' p.m. February 1st, EXCEPT passengers from Iroquois Falls and points north of Porquis may leave Montreal up to Monday night, February Ist ac- count no connection to their destinations our No. 1 on Mondays. Tickets destined Quebec not good on Semi-Streamlined trains 350 and 352 to Quebec or 349 and 351 from Quebec but good on all other trains between Montreal and Quebec. Attractions: Professional Hockey -- Montreal Canadiens vs. New York™ Gat. J Ameri urday, y 30th Children 5 years of age and under 12, when accompanied by guardian Half Fare. For fares and further particulars, apply to Local Agent |Here is an opportunity for ev ery-| the! Rorke Avenue from the hospital |deavor to collect specimens of all -lto Main Street, and Main Street | the native trees and shrubs for These to be planted lin suitable locations, and named. for lone that should interest our citi-, It is hoped that heen re- -organized and plans made at the:afternoons. The annual meeting is planned) men are attending the classes and ond time and are now leading the |lectures being given this week by league. '4 tpre. W. L. Goodwin of the On-/ Preparations are well under tario Department of Mines. jway for the big bonspiel which will open here on February Ist. The four sheets of ice at the curl- ing rink and an additional five sheets at the arena' will be used. Haileybury in 1927 Plans are being made by the municipalities of Cobalt, Hailey- bury and New Liskeard for an investigation of electric power rates here by the Hydro- Electric} 'A' récent pare from Toronto Commission. is to the effect that the trunk itosd will be completed from Geo. E. Cole will represent the \North Bay to Temagami by July Cobalt, Haileybury and New Lis-' 1st, and will be opened through keard branches of the Canadian'to Cochrane' in September. Legion at the annual convention | 'in Winnipeg. ' | Items from the Files of The Haileyburian of Ten Years Ago The Ladies' Curling Club has for play on Tuesday and Friday The membership ts}. larger than in former years. A generous citizen has present- ed a season ticket to the children c } The Haileybury Junior hockey! at the Shetler, but they are in Over 30 prospectors and mining team defeated Cobalt for the sec- |neéd of skates and boots and it is hoped that others will help in this way. F. O'THEARN & CO. STOCKS BONDS GRAIN Announce that for the convenience of their clients they are installing a Direct Ticker Service from the Toronto Stock Exchange together with Trans Lux Visual Ticker Equipment : . in their Cobalt Office F. OPHEARN & CO. STOCKS BONDS GRAIN Specialists in Mining Stocks Phone 220 Cobalt MEMBERS OFFICES The Toronto Stock Exchange Toronto Ottawa Montreal Curb Market Montreal Saray Winnipeg Grain Exchange Hamilton oranda : Sudbury Owen Sound Chicago Board of Trade feanatt miming Canadian Commodity Exchange Kirkland Lake North Bay Inc. Bourlamaque How far from drudgery THIS is! | Many women get so used to the weekly grind of washing and ironing they become dulled to the drudgery involved in old-fashioned methods. The next time you do the weekly ironing, keep a time record of how many hours it takes you. Is it two hours, three, four--or all day or more? No matter whether it is two hours or the better part of two days, just consider this: An electric ironer will save you two-thirds of the time, and the third you spend will be oh, so much easier than any ironing you have ever done by hand. And a modern electric ironer is not complicated, either. * You learn to use it quickly, it does a fine job, even on fussy pieces, it costs less than 3c an hour, and can be bought on easy terms. It takes minutes--not hours--to do the entire ironing. CANADA NORTHERN POWER CORPORATION, LIMITED TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY THE NIPISSING CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY | Tickets good in coaches only--No baggage checked io} en a SS 19 ea ET OC Controlling and Operating . NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY, LIMITED NORTHERN ONTARIO POWER COMPANY, LIMITED @ | | | f } t Ls