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Page .Six ; | Local and Personal Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine are spending this week on a visit with friends in Toronto. Mrs. M. Piche + athiiried at the week-end after a visit with rela- tives and friends in Timmins. Norman Gutcher has gone to take a position with the Renabic Mines, in Western Ontario. Stan. Fleming, one of the old timers of the district, is in town from Toronto for a few days. BORN--On Monday, June 2nd, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hurteau (nee Lillian Brown), a daughter. Miss L. Chenier, formerly of Haileybury, is in town from Lat- ulipe,, Que., for a visit with Mrs Geo. T. Hamilton. Harry Sankey of Kirkland Lake was a Visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Joy for a fey days last week. BORN--At Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, on Tuesday, June 10th. 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Rooke, a daughter. Milton Stiles has returned to his home in Arnprior after a visit in town with his sister, Mrs. I. A. Lytle, and Mayor Lytle. Mrs. Arnold Cooke was among the delegates from St. Paul's W. A. who attended the Diocesan conventon held in North Bay re- cently. Buddy Eckensviller, a student at the Kirkland Lake Collegiate Institute, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Eckensviller. Mrs. Albert Can and little son were in town from Timmins to spend the holiday week-end with Mrs. Cain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Caldbick. Friends in town learned with' interest of the birth of a son re- cently to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Montreal. Mrs. Anderson is the former Winnifred Hincks, who spent her girlhood here. A meeting of the Haileybury branch, Canadian Red Cross So- ciety, has been called for Mon- day next, June 16, at 7.30 p.m., in Hotel Haileybury. All members are requested to attend if at all possible. Miss Lillian Valentine is home from Montreal to spend a holi- day with her mother, Mrs. M. Valentine. She is accompanied by Miss Mabel Karn, also of Montreal, and they will spend three weeks in town. Card of Thanks Mrs. Charles Pirie and family of North Cobalt, wish to express to the Sisters and Nurses of Misericordia Hospital, and to Dr. R. C. Lyon, their thanks for the kind attention and ser vices, and to the many friends for the sympathy shown them during their re- cent sad bereavemnt in the illness and death of a devoted wife and mother. In Memoriam In loving memory of E. E. Sutherland, who departed this life June 9th, 1947 at Virginiatown. Remembrance is a golden chain, Death tries to break, but all in vain; To have, to love, and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. Sunshine passes; shadows fall. Love's remembrance outlasts all; From Memory's page time cannot blot The little words: Forget-me-not. --Mother; Sister Muriel and Brother Norman United Church REV. L. E SMITH, B..A., B.D. 11 am. "SUCCESS WITHOUT CHARAC- TER'"--I Samuel, 15 : 30 eeSeeee NO EVENING SERVICE E.M. McCUAIG INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE PHONES: Residence 13 Office 250 Oy, OBITUARY MRS. JAMES T. MORTON The death last Saturday, June 7, 1947, of Mrs. James T. Morton removed another of the earlier residents of Haileybury and the district. Mrs. Morton passed away in the Toronto General Hospital, where she had been a patient since March last. Her health failed during the winter and she was taken to the hospital where she died from pneumonia. She was 72 years of age. Born in Cornwall, England, Mrs. Morton was the former Bea- trice Annie Hooper. She came to Canada at an early age and on November 13, 1896, was married to Mr. Morton, at Lennoxville, Que. They observed their golden wedding anniversary at their home on Cecil street last Novem- ber, and at that time Mrs. Mor- ton was in fair health. Mr. and Mrs. Morton first came to this district over 40 years ago. They had their home at Giroux Lake for a time, later moving to Silver Centre and from there to Haileybury. Mr. Morton is a former chief of police of Hailey- bury. Surviving Mrs. Morton are her husband and three sons. The sons are E. L. Morton of Trenton, Ont., James T. Morton of Tim- In Mernoriam In loving memory of Albert Milroy, who passed away June 17th, 1944. Ever remembered by Wife and Family. GIVE YOUR FEET AN ICE-MINT TREAT Wonderful, eee relief for your tired, ach- ing feet with ICE-MINT. Burning callouses, ee and all the foot pains that take joy out of life can be ropes if you se creamy white medicinal ICE-MINT. You an feel it start to act while you are still applying it-- re a jar today and join the were who keep foot- happy with ICE- aoe jar 50¢ --4 oz. economy jar NTS WHITBY'S and SMALLMAN'S DRUG STORES For General Refrigeration Service & Repairs to Washing Machines Phone 86 (After hours 706) All Service Guaranteed C. A. GREEN, New Liskeard ae ic Condensed Ads || 10 Wanted--Youn Man over 16 to work afternoons for summer holidays; of- fice work. Write Box 1025, Hailey- bury. 13-1-* For Sale--Cook Stove, bed and spring set of sleighs, road scraper; all in good condition. Apply to W. H. An- derson, Cemetery Road. 13-1-* Wanted--At once, reliable housekeep- er; good wages; two adults; references required Mrs. H. S. Hennessy, Lake Shore Road. 13-t.f. For Sale--Electrix Westinghouse Re- frigerator, good condition; also kit- chen cabinet. Phone 196 for infor- mation. 13-1-* Wanted--Waitresses Wanted. Apply at Hotel Haileybury. 13-tf. Wanted to Rent--One or two rooms furnished or unfurnished; married couple, no children. Enquire at The Haileyburian Office. 13-1-* Man Wanted for Rawleigh District of 1500 families. Good profits for hust- lers. Write today. Rawleigh's, Dept. ML-F-224/s, Montreal. 12-4-c House For Sale--Immediate occupancy Apply E. M. McCuaig. Phone 135 12-3-c For Sale--Flower and Vegetable Plants highest quality, largest assortment. Drop in any time. Albert Groom, Mileage 104. 11-3* Wanted--Waitress. Hotel Matabanick. 11-tf. House For Sale in Haileybury; can be occupied at once. Apply to Box 1, The Haileyburian. 10-3* For Remodelling, Repairs and General Contracting, call Hilton Brown, 1 Rorke Avenue 10-3* Nervous, Rundown men need VIGOR- INE--the 'pep' tonic, for new vitality 15-day treatment $1.00. At all drug- gists. Outboard Motors--Brand New 1 hop. $79.50, immediate delivery. Trans- portation prepaid. Christian's Electric and Hardware, Oshawa, Ont. 8-6c Apply at THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, JUNE 12th, 1947 mins William, at home. ; One son, Earl, died in infancy, 37 Nova Scotia in Haileybury and body was brought home years ago. The late Mrs. Pirie is her many friends in the commun- PUBLIC and rested:at the Tulloch funeral shapel until yesterday afternoon, when the service was held in the Baptist church by Rey. W. J. Bingham. Interment was _ in Mount Pleasant cemetery. A large number of friends of the family were present to pay their last respects and to extend their sympathy to Mr. Morton and the family. Many floral tributes, tes- tified to the esteem in which the deceased was held in the commu- nity. MRS. CHARLES PIRIE The funeral of Mrs. Charles Pirie, who died on Thursday morning last, was held on Friday, June 6, from the United church. North Cobalt. Interment was in Mount Pleasant cemetery, Hail- eybury. : The late Mrs. Pirie was bornat South March, Carlton township, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dennison, on March 19, 1879. She married Charles Pirie of Strichen, Aber- deenshire, Scotland, on October 26, 1898 at Cashman Memorial church, Hull, Que., and for 12 years resided in Eardley town- ship in Quebec, moving to North Cobalt, in 1910, where she has re- sided ever since, except for nine years, when the family resided in Lorrain Valley. _ The late Mrs, Pirie is survived by her husband, and her seven sons and two daughteres: Wil- liam T., Larder Lake; Charles G. and Harold S., Toronto; Russell H., Lorrain Valley; Mrs. Gordon Loach, Kirkland Lake; Clifford. Florence and Gordon, at home; and Lloyd E., of Matachewan. survived by three sisters, seventeen grand- one great-grand- also three brothers, children, and child. The funeral service ducted by Rev. C. W. Bingham, from the United church, North Cobalt, to Mount Pleasant ceme- tery, Haileybury. A short ser- vice was held in the home for the immediate family. Members of the L.O.B.A.175, of which the late Mrs. Pirie was an honorary and only charter member, met at the church, and conducted the service at the graveside. Tul- loch's Funeral Home had charge of the funeral arrangemnts. Pallbearers were six of the late Mrs. Pirie's sons. Among the out-of-town mourners attending were Mrs. Pirie's sisters, Mrs. J. Rusenstrom of Maniwaki, Que. Mrs. J. W. Bradley, Harris town- Was con- ship, and a brother, Mr. W. Den- § nison, South Hull, Que. A great profusion of floral tri- hutesand many messages of sym- pathy testified to the esteem in which Mrs. Pirie was held by all who knew her. WEDDING BELLS TRESSIDER--HELLENS St. George's Anglican church at North Cobalt was the scene of the marriage of Miss Marjorie Grace Hellens, daughter of Mrs. Hellens and the late Dan Hellens of North Cobalt, and George Tressider, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. Tres- sider of Cobalt. The bride is a former employee of the Bank of posessesssesssstessttesed ¢ _THE BIGGEST EVER BUILT BY Small in size but unbeliev this Westinghouse Model RADIO and ELECTRIC pactness and precision in radio design. Wes. Hosick i fs inghouse Sev ie LITTLE RADIO 33 WESTINGHOUSE ably "big" in performance, 576 is a marvel of com- Phone 133 333333 EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard Mon. to Sat--Doors open at 6. single bill. On Double bills, las Matinee Saturday at 2 p.m. 30 p.m. Show at 7 and 9 p.m. t complete show at 8.15 p.m. Special Matinee Monday at 4.15 Last Showing Tonight! "THE OUTLAW" with Jane Russell, Walter Houston Adult Entertainment FRIDAY and SATURDA Double Gallant GLENN FORD ALLAN CARNEY Added--News; Short --Second Hit---- Genius at Work Y JUNE 13th and 14th 'Feature Journey JANET BLAIR WALLY BROWN Matinee--2 p.m. Saturday FRIDAY IS For lst Offer--of $290,00--Mr. For 2nd Offer of $195.00-- Mrs. THIS WEEK'S 1st Offer--$290,00 Come to Empire Theatre Friday Names called Last Week for Offers: For 3rd Offer of $60.00--Mrs. Frank Watson, New Liskeard 2nd Offer--$195.00 PHOTO-NITE Gordon Males, New Liskeard E. Bailey, New Liskeard OFFERS ARE: 3rd Offer--$75.00 Night--YOU may win an offer! MONDAY -- TUESDAY DENNIS MORGAN, Added--Short and News JACK IN TECHNICOLOR The Time the Place and the Girl JUNE 16th and 17th CARSON, JANE WYMAN Matinee Monday at 4.15 p.m. WED., THURS., GINGER ROGERS Agded--Short oes Magnificent Doll JUNE 18th and 19th DAVID NIVEN ity join in extending best wishes. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John H. Watson of St. James' church, Cobalt, and the bride's attendant was Mrs. Gor don Hellens, recently arrivec from England. Ralph Crooks of North Cobalt was the best man and the bride was given in mar- riage by her brother, A. D. Hel- lens of WHaileybury, at whosr home the reception was held. The young couple left for a motor trip to Southern Ontario, and wil' have their home in North Cobalt. The wedding was only the sec- ond to be held in the church in the past 22 years, the first being held soon after the building was erected. S TENOGRAPHER Typing and Shorthand Confidential Business and Domestic Work Done KEN. PRESLEY Box 389 Phone 244 FRI. SAT., JUNE 13th, 14th THE PERFECT MARRIAGE David Eddie Albert, Charles Ruggles Added Attraction BEAUTY and the BANDIT with Gilbert Roland, Ramsay Ames "Man's Pest Friend" Latest News Open Mon., Wed. Fri., Sat. SAT., JUNE 13. 14 UNDERCOVER MAISIE with Ann Sothern, Barry with Loretta Young, Niven, Nelson, Leon Ames Added Attraction BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY with Ron Randell Anita Louise Also: Also: "Putting on the Dog" and Chapter 14 of "Son of the Guardsman" and Chapter 14 of "SON of the GUARDSMAN" MON., TUES., JUNE 16, 17 Adult Entertainment LOVER COME BACK Lucille Vera Zorina, Charles MONDAY : JUNE 16th§ THE PERFECT MARRIAGE with Loretta Young, David Eddie Albert, Charles Ruggles Added Attraction BEAUTY and the BANDI with with George Brent, Niven, Ball, Winninger Added Attraction (Adult Entertainment) BLACK ANGEL with Dan Duryea, Gilbert Roland, Ramsay Ames "Man's Pest Friend" and Latest News June Vin- Also: 3 cent, Peter Lorre Also: "King of the Fairway" WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th WED., THUR., JUNE 18, 19 (Adult Entertainment) Pevvig: MIRACLE E fl ON 34th BACK IT STREET Lucille 3all, Vera Zorina, Charles Maureen O'Hara, Payne, with George Brent, with John Winninger --Added Feature---- Edmund Gwenn --Added Feat ure---- WILD WEST In Color with Eddie Dean, Ates, Padden m Also "Mother Huba Huba" --Adult Entertainment BLACK ANGEL with Dan Duryea, June Vin- cent, Peter Lorre Roscoe Sarah Also "King of the Fairways" HAVE THAT JOB DONE NOW!! LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS FOR YOU New Construction or Repairs to Old No Job Too Small TEMISKAMING BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS LIMITED HAILEYBURY : Phone 17 P.O. Box 997 ONTARIO J. McFADDEN, Manager