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The Importance of the Two-tone Frock in an Ensemble Age a~y Have you a coat in an unusual shade of red or green? Here is the solution for that under-coat dress you have been seeking. The skirt is made of marocain crepe to match your coat, and the blouse may be of any shade that delights your eye, provided the skirt agrees to the combination. Notice the triple-bow effect a little below the V-neckline, which is repeated at the banded hipline of blouse. A Youthful Design that Achieves Rare Chic Flattering to both blondes and brunettes is this delicate combin- ation of white, pale chartreuse and gold in as lovely a formal en- semble as the season has seen. The dress is white chiffon with petals of chartreuse and _ gold, which colors are repeated in the bow fall ing from the attractive Louiseboulanger neckline. The wrap of ermine is lined in chart- reuse velvet--and if this sounds too prohibitive for your purse, try the same wrap in white vel- vet. rs Christmas Tree Was Treat for Children a of Sunday School . The annual Christmas /Tree and entertainment, held for St. Paul's Church Sunday School, was held on Friday evening last in the Orange Hall, when all the scholars assembled, with a goodly proportion of grown-ups, and had avery pleasant time. There was a beautifully decorated tree, with presents for all, and singing, re- citations, etc., with a short play to complete the program. At the beginning of entertainment refreshments were served and all went home happy. ! The entertainment was arrang- ed under the direction of the C. G.1I.T., the members of which wish to thank all those who help- ed to make it such an outstand- ing success. Anniversary to be Observed by Church The anniversary services of the Haileybury United Church will be held on Sunday next, January 6th Rey. Fred Smith, of the United ving Church, Cobalt, will conduct the m services which will be of a spec- ial nature in keeping with the an- 'niversary.> : tomers / / ae JashionFancies And with their bloom to heighten times deeply appreciated. plan their itinerarv via the North ;cosmopolitan character of Van- couver and Victoria -- Canada's the journey enjoyable and inter- esting. California--fares, accommodation and literature, gladly supplied by any Canadian National Railways 30-t. in _|THE RHYMING OPTIMIST y Aline \ Dead Summers Dead Summers come to brighten Dull December days, Earth's wan and wintry ways. Through them our thoughts live over she The joy of April hours, Through them our hearts discover How love made sweet the flow- ers. With vanished roses smiling © To hear a vanished lark, Dead Summers wake, beguiling Our thoughts from fancies dark Their days were bright, but fleet- er Than are these ghosts we know And now we count them sweeter Than in the long ago. When all our dreams are stricken From out the book of time, Dead Summers come to quicken The pulse with bygone rhyme, Alms Abject and cold, stand Along the busy street. the beggars How eloquent each outstretched | hand That asks for bread and meat! How pitiful this scattered band: The legions of defeat! Some give a coat, some give a crust, A shining coin some give; Some wonder at a, world unjust, And some cannot forgive The beggars, abject as the dust Whc only ask to live! But in those wan and hungry eyes, And in those outstretched hands A world of eager longing lies For one who understands; Love is the alms they most would prize, The beggars of all lands! -- Former Haileybury Girl Meets Death in Motor Accident Miss Lucy Latundrass, form- erly of Haileybury and well known to many friends here, was killed in a motor accident in the United States on Saturday last, according to -word received by friends in town at the week-end. It is stated that Miss Latundrass was on her way to St. Petersburg Florida, from Detroit, with a party of friends, but no particu- lars as to how the accident oc- curred have been received. The location was given as 190 miles south of Detroit. Win I.0.D.E. Prizes For Compositions In a recent competition, in which the local Chapter of the I. O. D. E. offered two prizes for the best compositions by pupils of the Public and Separate Schools, Bruce Seymour was awarded the first prize and Jack Jenkins the second. The prizes were $5.00 and $2.50 respectively. The subject of the compositions was "How to Improve Winter Sports in Haileybury," and there Were many well written essays submitted. The I. O. D. E. takes akeen interest in educational matters, in addition to many other activities of a public nature and their good services are at all |sides Mrs, Liscumb jepd her jy? children here. He was buried" Se Sn Sat ee Bee away at his home in Southall, London, England. He died sud- denly in his sleep, being in his usual health up to the time of re- tiring. y The late Mr. Penn, who was 78 years of age, was descended from William Penn,-the famous Quaker who became the first Governor of Pennsylvania, and was himself a plain man adhering to the Low Church party of the Church of England, of which he was a lifelong rember. He was prominent in the public affairs of his section of the city, having been chairman of the local coun- cil and also of the Conservativ. Association. The late Mr. Penn is survived by his widow and one son in EA- gland, also by three grandchild- ren, one of whom is in India. b? the family plot near his homi} Friends of Mrs. Liscumb exten} their sympathy. fo this disease through drotection? pfundamental needs. d, to take stock, as it were, ana © consider whether or not the rear has been a profitable one, It s upon the successes and failures vf the past year we base our ilans for the future. It is, therefore, rather an ap- yropriate time for us to review he health conditions of our fam- lies as they were during the past year. First of all, we should consider whether or not we have aken those steps which would protect us from certain diseases. Vaccination does prevent small- pox. Have you allowed yourself pr your children to be exposed failure to use vaccination asa means of Diphtheria can be orevented by diphtheria immuni- zation. Haye you allowed this disease to continue as a menace 'to the very lives of your children "by your failure to have them im- munized? Safe water and pure milk are Contamin- ated water and dirty milk are still the cause of much sickness and many deaths. Have you seen to it that the water you and your family drink, and the milk that you use are pure, or do you live with the dangers of impure wa- ter and milk hanging over you? Have you given attention to your home? Are your windows screened to keep out flies? Do the windows open for proper yen- tilation? Does the sunshine get into yeur rooms? A much larger measure of health is within the grasp of most of us, but we must make the necessary effort to seize it. '|If you delayed last year, if you were careless in health matters, start off this year by doing the things you should do in order to avoid certain diseases and to lead healthier lives. Ri z g Health, the Canadian Medical Association, 184 College Street, Toronto, will be answered. Questions as to diagnosis and treatment will not be an- | swered. The Christmas Shopper 2O2ee to: My Lady issues firmans of good will, at Christmas time, As though she freely gave the bills of currency, to all She met upon a crowded street, when she a-shopping goes, E'en though these are but blank cheques to good-will with- out a call Upon her own resources, good merely upon demand, Pan to be honored like gifts from kind Fates' means scal. My Lady is a patroness of Art; but, I like her When mischievously mixed for real intent of what to get And whom to get it for, in Yule-tide, best of all, because Her heart is big enough to buy so much, there is a debt So mutual, so fine, it never can be, all, quite paid And, more because her judgment is so good at fixing set. To whom she will make gifts of art expressive of good-will Now by a bit of jewellery--now, by some Christmas cards, And this,--she knows the value of her name on all she gives So when she sends her gifts inscribed, these always serye as wards, To some-one for a good part of another dawning year. My Lady is great hostage for misfeasance's sluggish guards! ROSCOE R. MILLER It's Like Summertime - Cali- : fornia A Glorious Place t6 Spend the Winter In Sunny California you will find wonderful place to spend a month or two this winter. It is aland of unequalled climate, of high mountains, of colorful des- erts and fascinating cities, Sumptuous hotels at the many resort centres along the Pacific Coast will make your stay a pleasant one. Many visitors to California Pacific Coast. The beauty and famous far western cities, make Complete information regarding}, gent." H. A. CARLSON LADIES'. AND GENTLEMAN'S TAILOR We always have the most up-to-date and seasonable goods to choose from Patterns and Styles to Suit Every Taste Fit and Workmanship of the Best CLEANING AND PRESSING 'FERGUSON AVE. Liggetts' old stand eybury, 1928 XPENDIT URES pth to 31st, 1927 pee: oS Sen $ 125.00 es se ae ene 7. 150.00 b ssaraitinen elbrertnrenine: 1,075.27 bie ae Ou anew 38.10 ps bire ie ama | 1,123.16 besAeet. 2: yee 12,612.03 $15,123.65 DISBURSEMENTS: Waterworks Construction ................ $ 202.25 Waterworks: Maintenance ................ 259.74 Sfwer Maintenance .........55.35.. 0.085. 3.00 Bar Ol sedlthion Gy yc. eck ie tab omeas sg 125.00 Streets Maintenance ............5...5..;. 40.20 Walks Maintenance «....--.:ssss0seeencs 69.42 Mebenture serivemal ys... .. ec es cage te 1,159.65 Weteatire Tarerest. .2 244. s.-. fsb eegav ar 218.63 PMOUIDUETI EO RULETBSE! nasi 5 os. kt ete kine dite 238.51 Printing and Advertising ................- 17.50 Gl e NMAIMRODANCE ie coe gins vue vee ea ade 67.55 Fire and Light Maintenance .............. 749.53 12ta] Meh th SoG ip ae eee ney 2 72.75 SOCCER ETD ore cir sinc as uo atin omens Gan 89.39 NACE WAI CENATICE: Si. = cee uies sag hewyne 3.10 RNB NC SCHOO erie cco ces ses wok oO eeeg dues 1,000.06 PASSAT URE ROO AV V Elida. bk veces oot dys nach we 18.00 (OR anityg eek detrei oe cata o's c Lies dis ais o¥' vb Mae 224.75 INETSSCELATEOUS secre tate cic nici bc.e'o oss e wpiReRe® 76.75 Rink ee ene tsele ete bib iihagic! a gs os ceviee Saemeres 15.30 $4,651.02 RECEIPTS January Ist to December 15th, 1928 Maes: LOZ/gande EKeVIONS . sr ss snses vaya oye ses $22,123.55 ANC Sis OUMMO MER eR cre cles iss.sig se nit gd dlesinone' _ 58,505.59 $80,629.14 Sale of Lots: eer BLOWN «» sicgus'ohs Ses Ue weenie. eee ee $ 60.00 Ee Sparks). 6. anneves pose eases Sees 184.09 AceA Drala' i355 eines « 5 ereiafale, fa,s ame ree 50.00 Ps DUNE tigen ok ceeeis b Ue tio eas s aemmetens 10,00 4; (Perrant: cudiesvissectesncsns seer ee 46.83 J. MeMillan' Sago. seit eccy oath st rere mete 5.00 J. Denomime st9, cases. qiss teicla- ote ara Ane d 10,00 B; Teindroottin. 6. oe ce ualedtiers Corker ae tae ea eee 50.00 Geo. Holmes: tiwccw) +s scone eee ere ele 20.00 J. Pe Vacthotinmercmctccc «Pato c ce aeere te ful 25.00 B. Eqwardson <n. tac 64 G4 008s 00.0 oe ee a 10.00 $ 470.92 SALE OP VD EBENTURDSiincecs se cledie ait « $37,327.81 PROV. GOVT. DEBENTURE ACCT. .......°. 11,408.39 Police and Market: Wo ois Fac kis slat oases Cas s\iie one dale oa $ 241.00 POMP PRES waited sw i ila aeoa the sok ot hee 20.00 ManKEG PEGE: ciais,ivivie « dee Usidis's ties oe RoR IERTS 354.05 PTE ath cists, ReMi che sla\S ais,» Gol AM 799.50 TNGERSES Hiden Ha 0as hg Oke EWS ROO kee eae 679.50 $ 2,094.05 Board of Health: PODS Cee Memes oven. cantata waded at «baie $ 225.00 Wepartment of Healthy. 62... sree dae 250.00 $ 475.00 Cemetery: DF NCATE Y Hi 5. 5/0 wciv hedrie se bac d ARO hee 5.00 BovanOrdnge Lodges sins s sees eecc s tees 35.00 WVESEORT ENS) A ir. 2 © Tsai Tae G+ s kisleie cities Gy «hee 13.00 DMEM EN ETN TS MMe Mees cs Cuctese ed seh es 30.00 AG QUASO MUN Salita seaetiv css sue. ea Eds wie 15.00 BS Age Me ter ook se oa as oes Sika aed 10.00 Di VViae Donnelly avin nb. eee. ss 6) Sees « 20.00 i $ 128.00 Water and Sewer Department: WateGnivateSis) : iui: 2h), Mes cnmineid. tis . -$10,928.96 Water and-Sewer Services ¢............. 546.33 $11,475.29 Miscellaneous: SSAA OM PANY mares rains t oa tlie y+ ey: 50.00 eS DATICE. 75.5 okies iaraelend Dae 2 6.09 WR ASTI GATIS Os pati cure PERRO ALD wa.8 shy 18.31 Vacantelbot seermits arsine acs, oseecode 37.00 Provincial Treasurer, Railway Tax ........ 189.01 BEIT Ste Ya! Aeaycaso's. = SAMAR ae ldap ctorae 1.00 Temiskaming Telephone .................. 6.43 BVI ROMGT ACen: .: fact, ds, Ayo) Mata orain' « ote hs oR 30.00 TOE ie Maen Ce eee eR 100.00 BN ding Reniiateenr sen. pelts oats, ice Arete 17.00 eer NIC CR. otis tans Ja bie SOUR. calito 19.33 Nipissing Central Railway @v..s..0...008 500.00 Housing, Repayments .........3..4.0.. 2.04 24aOn eee Department of Northern Development .... 28,826.29 $53,962.43 SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS ARCS og Meld aie eee Sao ss <2 slows SEO $80,629.14 Sale OL Sots. cee er eye Js. po 470.92 wale-of Webentunés . 4.425 %u. 5... +0 ic Sea 37,327.21 Provincial Government Debenture ............. 11,408.39 Police and Market 405, .ce00s0. 0x. «cues ee 2,094.05 Board of Wsalth .)...0. udsgis ss. en '475.00 Cemelicty's, «25: cm gaits dea trea Sees... en 128.00 Water and Sewer Department ,....../.. ame 11,475.29 DINSCEM ATE OS rasa yee ee site 2s 53,962 43 OMINL, 1). . 3.0lapohe sl dan dilecetann $197,971.03 DISBURSEMENTS Waterworks Construction: Haileybury Lumber Company .......... : Norfolk & Rochester + cope ae ann age? seems STATEMENT ow = Ue