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THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1957 Page Six_ ee SOCIAL Gad PERSONAL Alvin Elliott, Peterborough was home the past week-end with his mother Mrs. M. Elliott. Bonin who has been visiting in Toronto the past few weeks arrived home on Sunday. Her son, Cy return- Mrs. Peter ed with her and spent a few days here. Mrs. M. Gardnier, Toronto was in town for a few days last week guest of Mrs. S.Bond. Miss Ida Childs, her mother DR. GRAHAM JUDSON Dr, Graham Judson has arriv- ed in Haileybury and opened an office on Russell Street in the house formerly occupied by Dr. Le Ber. Dr. Judson, who is originally from Winnipeg, is a graduate of McGill University and has spent the past four months in South Porcupine, Recently married, both Dr. and Mrs. Judson will be wel- comed by members of local organizations and the coming, of a third doctor to town should alleivate the burden previouslp carried by Dr. Arnold and Dr. Mrs. O. Childs and grandmother, Joyal. Mrs. M. Mawhinney spent the past week-end in South Por- cupine where they attended the wedding of Miss Margaret Mawhinney to Mr. Douglas Lloyd Hopkins. Mr. Graham Hennessy §arriv- ed home last Friday, from Mas- sena, N.Y., where he has just completed a contract on the new Seaway. Mr. aud) Mrs. Charles Dobbs, accompanied by Mrs. Kennedy, were recent visitors in Elliott Lake Mr. and Mrs. S. Lemon and son, Stanley left today to make their home in Niagara Falls, Ontario. --Want Ads Bring Results! NEWS FROM THE EVELYN SHOPPE It's an era of new brilliance P for fashions! In a whirl of pleats, your classic standby, in soit cashmere with magnifi- cently pleated skirt and ~softly relaxed top in that marvelous new shade of Petrol, comes in size eighteen and a half. A honey of a sleeveless sheath dress in wool, so versatile as has a smart bolero, bloused a' the waist and finished with a small fur collar, which makes it perfect for afternoon or even- ing wear, in the new deep sapp- hire tone. This would be stunn- ing with Kayser's new "hint of a tint" sheer hose in blue. Dramatic is the word for an oyster shade dress in wool jer- sey, fully lined, This has a beautifully draped neckline, cut low out on the shoulder, with a spray of beading in black jet and pearls which again appears on the Harem-draped skirt (This should make even the most un- interested male sit up and take notice.) For the sophisticated matron, a black sheath dress cut low in back, with long fitted sleeves, has discs of brilliants threaded on a cord, outlining the neck-~ line. The clearly etched lines of this dress are most flattering. A beguilingly simple dress in red chiffon has a draped anc folded bodice, square neckline and voluminous skirt with a six inch hem. This dress would in- troduce a note of gaiety for that "very special' occasion. A handful of velvet, Corde or black peau de soie forms the soft pouch or envelope style of your cocktail or afternoon bag. You may have them perfectly, plain or with gold brilliant studded frames, in black or sil- ver brocade or jet with pearls. Many of these bags are beauti- fully lined and fitted, with the unmistakeable label of "Made in France." New for after five wear, gloves in beaded fabrics "the long and short of it" in the em- broidered theme, the _ shortie with scalldped beading at the wrist, the eight button glove with sophisticated beading on back. There are also plain shirr- ea effects. There is an air of excitement in the Evelyn Shoppe these days as all the beautiful merchandise is being unpacked. A shi t of hand crocheted hats. made in Italy, has just arrived. These smart casuals are perfect for the winter days ahead. Only 34 more shopping days till Christmas!! Never mind, we will again have our table of special values taken from brok- en lines and sizes, in plenty of time for Christmas shopping. The game of golf originated in Holland, was developed in Scot- land and introduced in North America at the Royal Montreal golf club in 1873. BIRTH BORN--To Mr. and Mrs, Gerry Quinlan, in the New Liskeard and District Hospital, Tuesday, November 5, 1957, a daughter, Vickey, a sister for Linda, Lorna and Gerry. COMING EVENTS The Christmas Bazaar of St. Paul's W.A. will be held on Saturday November 16th, in the Parish Hall. You are invited to attend Haileybury High School Com- mencement Excercises Frida, November 22, at the Haileybury Schools auditorium. It starts at a p.m., and admission is 75c er person. The students will jpresent for your entertainment modern themes by the Glee Club, Folk dances, a gymnastic display, a minstrel show anda one act Comedp. "The Flattering Word" by George Kelly, At this time 'accedemical a- wards will be received by the students. The Willy Block Hanson dance group will be featured in the Concert Series to be held in the first Concert of the Canadian New Liskeard High School] Auditorium, November 19th, at 8:15 p.m. Single admission, adults $1.00{ Sandon, 50c. Season tickets will be on sale at the door. 36-1c --<--__--_ A pot luck supper is planned for Saturday, evening November 16th, at 6 p.m. at the Curling Club. DISTRIBUTOR REQUIRED This is a "Once in a Lifetime" opportunity, offered by the leading Canadian Company in it's field. Become a distributor of widely used brand name BALL POINT PENS to our estab- lished accounts. NO OVERHEAD - POSITIV- ELY NO SELLING OR CAN- VASSING, NO WAREHOUS- ING NECESSARY. A trouble-free business that yields exceptional CASH in- come month after month, with tremendous possibilities for expansion, Qualified persons will receive complete training in our prov- en method of distributions, and we keep a continuing supervisory interest in your operation. Approved applicants must have a minimum of $1200.00 avyail- able immediately for invent- ory. No franchise fees requir- ed. FREE advertising material-- all stationary and office sup- plies are provided. lf you can devote 4-6 hours weekly to this lucrative pro- ject, which will not conflict with present employment, don't miss this once in a life- time opportunity, Full invest- igation welcéme at our ex- pense. For Personal interview write us at once--giving your back- ground, address, and phone number to: HOUSE OF BRANDS (Canada ) Ltd, 77 York Street, TORONTO, ONTARIO 36-2c NORTH COBALT UNITED CHURCH BAZAAR Don't forget to Annual Bazaar being held in the Public School' Auditorium, on November, 15th, sponsored by the North Cobalt Women's Association of the © United Church, attend the GeelHE HAILEYBURIAN and COBALT WEEKLY POST YOUNG CANADA'S BOOK Book Week. During this week, WEEK NOVEMBER. 15- 22,-1957 librarians and educators every- to 22nd will unfold anew "wonderful world of books" to children and adults, too, when the Canadian Library Associat- ion and the Canadian Associat- ion if Children's Libraroans hold Young Cariada's their. annual ALL ADS MUST BE IN THIS OFFICE BY 5 P.M. TUESDAY FOR PUBLICATION THURSDAY. --HELP WANTED-- Handyman, married, no children. Current wage rate $1.38 to $1.65 per hour. Wife must be willing to prepare and serve meals to one or more employ- ees and act as housekeeper in staff house, for which suit- able payment will be made, A comfortable, small heated a- partment is available. Deep freeze, refrigerator, range and washing machine are proyid- ed, If interested, call in per- son at the Area Office, Ont- ario Hydro, New Liskeard, Monday through Friday. 36-2c FOR RENT roomed apartment. -- Three Phone 391, on __36-2c Room for Rent, with Kitchen privileges. Suitable for two girls. Phone 767 after 6 p.m. 36-2c I have $1,000 deposit. If you have a house for sale in Hail- eybury. Send particulars to Box A The Haileyburian. ee 36-11 Capable woman desires full time housekeeping \position prefer- able. Live in. Wit babysit or take charge of children while parents holiday. Phone 117 _ Haileybury, 35-2* Practical nurse--Local with long nursing experience, Available now reasonable charges. Ap- ply Box C The Haileyburian 35-2* REAL ESTATE FOR "SALE HAILEYBURY Beautiful, "spacious 8% house on Lakeshore Road Haileybury, with attractive landscaped grounds overlook- ing Lake Temiskaming, Ground floor consists of a full enclosed front verandah, large living room, den, extra bath- room, dining room, kitchen and laundry room, Full cement basement comprising storage rooms, fnuit cupboard, oil-- hot water furnace, and 40 gallon electric hot water tank. Second floor has four large bedrooms and a modern 4- piece tile bathroom. This fine home has room just been completly reconditioned, with ---- new roof, complete exterior 'painting, fully insulated, re- wired, and copper plumbing throughout. Reasonably priced, in first class condition throughout and ready for immediate occup- ancy. Inspection readily arranged for interested parties. Nixon Begg and Hutchinson Real Estate Agents Phone 322 New Liskeard 36-1c FOR RENE--One room furnish- ed, Phone 379 or call at 59 Blackwall Street, Pri aah age ree Oe FOR RENT--Large office with walk in vault. Also two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for light housekeep- ing. Apply 30 Georgina Avenue or Phone 773, f 36-1le Will do washing, ironing or sewing at home. Phone 3009 North Cobalt, 36-2* FOR RENT--Apartment, four rooms, sun porch, first floor, private entrance. Phone 174, 36-le 1956 Dodge Regent Hardtop 10000 miles, tap condition, power brakes, steering, wind- ows, many extras. List $3600. Sell or take over payments. Mr. Martin Phone 100 36-1¢ WANTED--Odd jobs in carpen- try work. Phone 682-W. oe 36-2¢ FOR SALE--One pair Hockey Skates size 9%. Also One pair Ski Boots siz@ 9. Both in good condition. Contact Bob Tyson or phone 433. _ 36-1¢ FOR SALE--One Hudson seal coat, size 16, Phone 480. Mie es eee ke Me ee sO-LC FOR SALE--Cauffield washer, wringer type with pump.| Good condition. Ajpply Mrs.' A. Black, Cobalt Phone 3369 Cobalt. Chemicals. i 36-1* FOR SALE--Fine_ two-storey concrete block building with store and office facilities on the ground floor and large comfortable apartment above. Located center of main busi- ness section of Cobalt. Ideal for use as electrical and TV sales outlet. Terms arranged For details and inspection call Nixon, Begg and Hutchinson, Realtors, Phone 322, New 36-1c Mining 'student room 'and board, next to school. Room equipped for student call 751. 30-ti FOR SALE--Several fine mod- ern homes, both large and small, situated in both south and north ends of Haileybury. Immediate occupancy. Apply E. M. McCuaig, Real Estate Broker, 58 Georgina Ave., Phone 135. 51-tfc $1.00 TRIAL offer. Twenty-five deluxe personal requirements. Latest catalogue included. The Medico Agency, Box 22, Ter- minal "Q" Toronto, Ontario. 12-tfc es WED. & THURS. OE Wn ae Ng Laie SE" are COBALT: Friday and Saturday = NOV. 20th--21st MELAS ETE OE NOV. 22nd--23rd --. OPERATION "I wonder if the men at the Mad Ball tonight will recognize me out of uniform?" MAD ~-- BALL, John Ireland CONG NOL AGING INGEN TANGA AG --ADDED FEATURE-- "GUNSLINGER" IN COLOR | Beverly Garland WAX DAK BAK BAX DAK BA BAL BAA BA where make Again in 1957, November 15th spread the reading farther a special effort to message of good afield to those the families who have never known the thrill and richness to be found in a really good children's book, and to introduce new books to those who are already good Teaders. PAGE SIX 1955 FORD, Fairlane, power steering, very clean, A steal at $1,695. JACK MATHEWS' COBALT, SPECIAL ! GARAGE ONTARIO HAILEYBURY: LAST SHOWING TODAY COBALT: Friday and Saturday JANICS CAGNEY DOROTHY MALONE - JANE GREER gc y: wn MARJORIE RAMBEAU + WM BACKUS - ROGER SMITH - ROBERT J. EVANS Poe Directed by JOSEPH PEVNEY + Produced by ROBERT ARTHUR Di sttenty by R. WRIGHT CAMPBELL, IVAN GOFF and BEN ROBERTS - Story by RALPH | WHEELWRIGHT NOV. 15th---16th --ADDED FEATURE-- "The STREETS of LAREDO" Technicolor Mona Freeman William Holden MacDonald Carey ae a HAILEYBURY: Friday and Saturday COBALT: Monday and Tuesday NOV. 15th---16th NOV. 18th--19th THE STRANGEST MANHUN IN THE HISTORY. OF CRIME! @, ae TY CURTIS - MARISA PAVAN - GILBERT ROLAND = JAY C. FLIPPEN « TED de CORSIA » ARGENTINA BRUNETTI A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE MAT No. 203 --ADDED FEATURE-- TIME FOR ANOTHER GREAT ONE! GLENN FORD" VAN HEFLIN HAILEYBURY: After Sun. Midnight, Mon. & Tues COBALT: Wednesday and Thur: -- ADULT "UNTAMED YOUTH! w=" ENTERTAINMENT -- Nov, 18-19 sday NOV, 20th--21st KIDS TURNED ROCK-N-ROLL CORRECTION' THAT MAKES 'EM WILDER! - starring the platinum ee ee MAMIE VAN DOREN|-LORI NELSON JOHN RUSSELL: DON BURNETT. @ PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM "THE, PARADINE CASE" Valli Gregory Peck Charles PRESENTED BY and music by "y WARNER BROS. | LES BAXTER! Coburn