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Page Six THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., OCTOBER 22nd, 1953 Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Farmer left on Sunday for Oshawa. Call or see .Doherty Roadhouse for your Canada Savings Bonds. Get your Canada Savings Bonds at Doherty Roadhouse. Campaign now in progress. Mrs. B. Bowman of Bourkes stopped off here on her way home from Toronto to visit her mother Mrs. Hamilton. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Fra- ser Reavell on Friday, Oct 2nd, at the Misericordia Hospital, a son--Thomas Andrew. Mrs. Elvina Boyer has return- ed from a week's holiday in Nia- gara Falls and Kitchener, where she visited with friends. Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Denholm ot Parry Sound visited last week with their son, Rv. Andrew T. Denholm and Mrs. Denholm. Mr and Mrs. Fred Allen and daughter, Nancy, returned last Saturday from a two weeks' va- cation in Niagara Falls and Fort Erie. Mrs. A. T. Humphreys spent Thanksgiving week-end in Sud- bury visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. Labine and Miss Barbara Humphreys, Lieut. B. Craddock left for Toronto this week to attend the annual Congress Gathering of Salvation Army Officers from Qubec and Ontario. Mrs. W. C. Thuerck is holiday- ing in the States and is visiting with her daughter, Miss Audrey Thuerck of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Behin of Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Roger Savoie (nee Yvette Leveillee) are proud to announce the birth of their son Denis, on Thursday, October 15th at the Misericordia Hospital. Both are doing well. Mrs. A. T. Humphrys left on Tuesday for Sherbrooke, where she will visit for a few days with her daughter, Mrs. R. Garafolo and Mr. Garafolo. She was ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie Humphreys. td. Elk Lake District Pr at Englehart Man Victim of Shooting on Hunting Trip Robert Smith, 38-year-old En- glehart man died in the Engle- hart hospital last week, the vic- tim of a tragic hunting accident Mr. Smith, with his two hunt- ing companions, Stanley Pahual- ski, 41, of Evanturel Township and Nick Nychuk of Englehart was hunting in Pacaud Township about 14 miles from the Railway Town. The three were sitting in the car when Smith who was alone in the back seat handed his gun to Nychuk to be unloaded as Smith knew little of firearms. Nychuk's own rifle was in the front seat of the car with the butt resting on the floor under the dash and the muzzle resting against the front seat. Nychuk's 30-30 rifle suddenly went off and the bullet tore through the back seat and enter- ed Smith's chest. His compan- ions rushed him to the Englehart hospital, arriving at noon where Dr. J.J. Higgins removed the bul- let and gave blood transfusions, ; but he died at 4:15 p.m. Mr. Smith is survived by_ his wife, the former Isabel Bowers of New Liskeard and two children Ann, seven, and George, two. An active worker in community affairs, Mr. Smith was a steward ef the United Church, member of the Public School Board, the Kinsmen Club, the Independent Order of Oddfellows and the Canadian Legion. He served overseas during the war asa sergeant in the. Forestry Corps Shortly after returning from over seas, he established his imple- ment business in Englehart and built it into one of the largest farm implement businesses in the istrict. WEEK IN COURT The partridge season ended ast week with seven more hunters paying fines in Magis- trate Atkinson's court. Jack Ryder of Fruitland paid $10 and costs for hunting with a repeat- and Harold Skinner of James were fined for having loaded rifles in their car. W. Charles Arnott of Schumacher hunted two ruffed grouse out of season and paid $20 and osts. Failure to pay unemployment insurance contributions from July, 1951, to June 1953, cost Percy Hume of R.R. 1, $25.00 and costs and a week to comply with the regulations amounting to $94.48. A charge against Fred Eden of Toronto for driving without due care for others was withdrawn. Cane For the same charge, Daniel Kirbride of Englehart paid $10 and costs. Paava Erkkila of Chapleau and H. M. Somerville of Kenabeek were fined for driv- ing without licenses. Failure to stop at a through street in Englehart cost Jules Bolieau of Earleton $3.00 and costs. For driving while he was intoxicated. Tannis Batise of Matachewan will serve ten days and was prohibit- ed from driving for six monthsfl John Mitchell of Tomstown paid $50 and costs for driving while his ability to do so was impaired. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart- felt thanks to all those who so ing shotgun capable of holding kindly assisted and to our many A vas "oe more than three shells at one friends for their floral tributes Condensed Ads time in South Lorrain. P. M. and kind expressions of sympa- Boleman of Cobalt and Walter thy during the recent loss of our ------$<$--_--___--_-------- Germain of New Liskeard did beloved wife and mother. We WOOD FOR SALE--Dry Slab not have licenses when found would also like to thank the Wood in stove lengths. $4.00 hunting by Game Overseer R. nurses of the Misericordia Hos- a cord. Any amount delivered. Menzies in Coleman and_ paid pital, Dr. F. A. Duggan and all Phone K. Lyttle 33-8-* tee fine. W. E. Brighton of Co- those who so generously provid- BODE GA Tine sieiman Upright balt paid for léaving "his license ed' cars. Sie ts a ne oe at home. James. MacDougall of Mr. James Lathem and /Family. DO YOU WISH to have the Nor- thern Daily News delivered to your? lf so please phone Glenn Watson at 90. He is your Hail- eybury carrier. 33-3-c WANTED--Bar-Waiters for Sil- ver Room, Hotel Haileybury. 33-tf-c FOR 'SALE -- One Automatic Washer, Bendix, in excellent cndition. Phone 96. Hailey- bury. 33-1-c FOR SALE--One Record Play- er. Phone 96, Haileybury. 33-1-c FOR SALE--Kitchen Annex and washing machine. Price $15.00 each. Apply corner of Meridian Ave and Amwell Sts. or Phone 315. 33-1-* FURNISHED ROOM for Rent. Phone 192. 2 gabe Speaks to Women's Institute The monthly meeting of the Haileybury Women's Institute was held at the home of the pre- sident Mrs. H. Cooke. There were thirteen members and one visitor present to hear Mrs. M. Johnston, president of Elk Lake district tell of the convention held in South Porcupine. The convention will be held in Hailey- bury next year. Mrs. Johnston informed the members on the antique farm im- plement museum which Miss E. Lewis, director of the Women's Institute Branch, Home Econo- mic plans to establish and pointed out that the co-operation of veryone in stocking such a mu- seum will be needed. A coronation cup. and saucer was presented to Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. M. McNeil received a birthday cup and saucer. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur on November 12th. Three names were drawn--Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. McNaught and Mrs. Gibson --to assist the hostess with the lunch Want Ads. Bring Results Radio and Electric House Wiring Service T. E. HOOVER, Haileybury 7 Money-Saving © FAMILY FARES Ask about Y2-price plan on Canadian Pacific Airlines' convenient flights to Toronto and Montreal. Fast DC-3 Service Information ond reservations phone Eariton 48 or your travel agent. ROOM FOR RENT -- Board op- tional. Phone 77, Blackwall _St. Seal FOR SALE--Space Heater (Oil Burner) in excellent condition. _ Phone 182, Haileybury. 33-1-c FOR SALE--McClary Rangette, good as new; apply to Phone 527, corner Amwell St. and Rorke Ave. 33-1-* ROOM and BOARD--Men or mining students preferred. Ap-~ ply phone 527 or corner cf Am- well St. and Rorke Ave. 33-1-* FOR SALE--Three Lots on north er connections to property. side of Marcella between Rorke and Georgina. Water and sew- Phone 468. 32-2-* ROOM and BOARD Available. Men preferred. Phone 468W Apply Mrs. Richard Fleury, Broadway St. 33-2-c Do you want an opportunity to make more money? A {future that gives you a chance of in- dependence Write to us and we will send you details and catalogue pertaining to selling 250 household necessities. FA- MILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Dept. J B, Montreal. 33-1-c Employment Wanted--For your § odd jobs, washing and cleaning storm windows, etc., see Shel- don O'Gorman or call 624 after 5:00 p.m. 32-1-c FOR SALE--Band new Asbestos shingled bungalow; beautifuk ly decorated throughout. Mod- ern kitchen and bathroom. Oil heating. Apply E. M. McCuaig Realtor. 32-1-c Available for good housekeeping or baby sitting. Temporary or permanent work. Phone 117. a 32-1-c FOR SALE--Dining room table and six chairs, quarter cut oak. Also a rocking chair and blan- kets. Call 496. 31-2-c FOR SALE--Green Birch $5.0 per cord. Phone Ed Lefevre pmo22: WANTED -- DESK Clerk, male _ Apply Hotel Haileybury. 19tf FOR SALE--Seven room House, 80 Lake Shore Rd., Haileybury New forced air heating unit with stoker, fully insulated, Phone 438, 30-tf-c, 31-1-c § EMPIR THEATRE NewLiskeard single hill Mon. to Sat.--Doors open at 6.30 p.m. On Double bills, last complete show at 8.15 p.m Show at 7 and 9 p.m. LAST SHOWING TONIGHT "SO THIS IS LOVE"--Kathryn GRAYSON, Merv. GRIFFIN THURSDAY NITE IS PHOTO-NITE You many now attend show WEDNESDAY NITE, sign an attendance card and be eligible for Thursday Nite's FOTO- NITE OFFER This Week's Cash Offers Total $300.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY with JOHN WAYNE CARTOON LAUREL "Allegehny Uprising" Added Attraction---- "Bonnie Scotland" OCTOBER 23rd and 24th CLAIRE TREVOR and HARDY Sunday Midnite, Mon,, Tues. with BETTY GRABLE "Farmer Takes a Wife" Short, Cartoon and News. OCTOBER 26th and 27th DALE ROBERTSON WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY "Tropic Zone" with RONALD REAGAN, Short, Cartoon and News OCTOBER 28th and 29th RHONDA FLEMING "aoe ii, COBALT / CLASSIC HAILEYBURY LAST TIMES TODA COBALT ---- FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 24th 66 7 Roman Holiday" GREGORY PECK AUDREY HEPBURN Added Attraction 6 "Lured" Lucille BALL, George SAUNDERS, il Boris KARLOFF HAILEYBURY--FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 24th COBALT----MONDAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 27th Sb Acainst THE KiviVES, THE ARROWS ano tHe HATE en STEPHEN JULIA wetc;a McNALLY-ADAMS-MA Added Attraction "Valley of the Headhunters" with JOHNNY WEISSMULLER EXCLUSIVE! World Championship Fight Pictures See Rocky Marciano Knockout Roland La Starza Official Fight Films Direct from Ringside Haileybury--After Sun. Midnight, Mon., Tues., Oct. 26th, 27th COBALT WED., THUR., OCT. 28th, 29th " BRING IN THAT Kaz... HE'S A COP KILLER /// : eee P - "Those Dames Know . The Hood that 4% Pulled the Trigger... 4 GET HIM QUICK and SHOW NO MERCY!" © jy cS p 2 RS THE EYE-WITNESS . » Serer Al eye LEYBU r Released thins United Artists Added RY--WED., THURS., COBALT----FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 'e@e | know I'm raving but it cannot be oversold-see it!"" | Attraction OCTOBER 28th, 29th 30th, 31st CHARLES HAPLIN'S HUMAN DRAMA! | l | | | HOLIDAY MAGAZINE -- ee DONALD O'CONNOR wYVETTE DUGAY- GENE LOCKHART - NANCY GUILD "PRANCIS he Taing Mile --L HUSBAND 15 GRILLED RAGNET CLOSES I PAE A GUN-MAD KILLER! ---- Added Attraction ---- "Stolen Face" PAUL HENREID | LIZABETH SCOTT