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ra. of harvest and some have already |* |begun, vee : f per year im advance In United States--$2.00 per year in advance LEISHMAN &% SUTHERLAND, PUBLISHERS 1.0.0.F. Lodges Hold Decoration Services Cobalt and Haileybury Brethren Meet for Combined Service On Sunday Last Oddfellows to the number of about fifty, mémbers of Cobalt and Haileybury Lodges, met on Sunday 4dast in the I1.0.0.F. Tem- ple here for the annual Decora- tion services, held in memory of brethren of the Order who have passed away. The members of the Order marched in procession to the old cemetery, where a plot is maintained jointly by the two lodges, and where the majority of the departed brethren are buried. Here the chief ceremony was per- formed when the memorial was surrounded after each of the in- dividual graves had been decor- ated with flowers. The ritualistic ceremonies were carried out with Bro. A. A. An- drews, P.G., of Haileybury Lodge acting as Noble Grand and Bro. C. H. Taylor, P:G:, of 'Cobalt Lodge, as Chaplain. The singing of familiar hymns and a splendid address by Rev. Fred. Smith, of the Cobalt United Church, added special interest to the beautiful ceremony of remembrance laid down by the Order. Rev. Smith spoke on "Personality" and of the great spirit of fraternity that is fostered by the I.0.0.F. and of their good works not only for the living but in remembering the dead. Several graves of deceased brothers in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery were also decorated with flowers and_ beautiful wreaths were placed on the mem- orial plot maintained by the two lodges. The day was fine and there were a number of townspeople who attended the service. Printed programs were passed around and all were invit- ed to join in the singing of the hymns. ver, the farme a Su ea 'o th Blueberrying has had a great seige this year, judging from the numbers of people who are seen every day on the rocks. Holidays are nearly over and the visitors are turning towards home again. Mrs. Lee and Mr. Toronto. Mr. Ben Lee and Mr. Jas. Mac- Lean, with Miss Ann Lee and Miss Frances Fleming, motored from Toronto a couple of weeks ago and spent the week-end with Mrs. John H. MacLean. Mr. Jas. McConnell has a num- ber of men brushing and cleaning up the West road, which should greatly improve its appearance. The epidemic of measles has apparently died out. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Admaston, Renfrew Co., with Mrs. Robt. Dalgleish and Miss Myrtle Brown, motored up as far as Englehart last Tuesday and called on relatives there and also at Elk Lake and Charlton, New Liskeard and Dymond Township, and on Sunday afternoon called on Mr. and Mrs. S. Craig. They 3rown, of is never overlooked is the minute silence in memory of those who lost their lives in the great war and whose graves are among those in Flanders Fields. Their names are included in the lists of those to be remembered and due tribute is paid by therr brethren each year. two- Jack MacLean have returned to]. is situated. They started on t return journey on ing. Monday mo Cornerstone of New Cathedral Will Be _ Blessed on Sunday On Sunday next, September 1, the ceremony of blessing the cor- nerstone of the new Roman Cath- olic Cathedral will be performed by His Lordship Bishop Rheaume The building has been under construction for some weeks and has reached the stage where the basement walls are completed and a good start made on the main walls. In connection with the cathedral is being erected the | Bishop's Palace, both being con- |structed of native stone from the |quarries at Dawson's Point. The ceremony on Sunday next will be held at 3 p.m. ship will be assisted by Rev. Fr. 3rouillard, who has_ recently jcome trom Iroquois Falls to Hail- jeybury to take the place of Rev. | Mons. Dupuis, who has gone to North Temiskaming. 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He spoke of the willingness and desire of the Company to co-operate with the town in advancing its inter- ests and mentioned the opportun- ity which the Company extended to the residents to become not only customers but also share- holders under the Company's Customer Ownership Plan. The officials of the Power Com- pany present were Mr. B.V. Har- rison, General Manager; W. S. Hallett, Plant Manager; W. F.B. Cadman, Distribution Engineer; H. Douglas, Merchandise Manager; Len Wilson, Operation Superintendent; Stan. Mallett, Construction Superintendent; W. S. Blackwall, of the Pulp Depart- ment; Harold Welsh, of the Wir-! @ Furniture, Furnishings, Wall Papers, Rugs, Linoleums, and Oil Cloths, ey rhe Glassware, Etc. of all n eo J OT OE ese %. AS is EXTRA SPECIAL!! | DINING ROOM SUITE, 9 Pieces A beautiful Walnut Suite that was regularly priced at $375.00, to clear this week at 2O0<eee See the Display of KITCHEN FURNITURE that we are offering this week at very attractive priges 2e-ee $250.00 Thorpe & Branchaud Directors of Funeral Services House Furnishers FERGUSON AVENUE HAILEYBURY ito AWaite Dated at Haileybury, this No. Street Lot i. Broadway.jc.. tient «i sane 18 Be Broadwaysc. sc-srnrecs 17 Bee Maing. capes tae pt. 16 are Maitiati, seane mee w. pt. 17 Se. Maine. oye cep ope e. pt. 15 ip Broadwayl...--p ese 4 We Broadwayac.na. cites cence 9 ae. Broadway sansernines cetier 10 OF Maint. cp eteie sos. 6, 7,8 1OE¢ Amwell. .))...c eae ce eee 18 leet AM Welle. ccs csehes<inohe eels 15 Pes Amppell ocr, ote,t ie 19, 20 1Si. Amwell' ote. goa se 4551657 aS Amwell Ste: . oo coe me om Ampwellass.. Sbacc ics 5 ot 5, 6 16. Meridian Ave. ....... 14, 15 Teel Sh eS . 6 TSe aE CU eee Po ics seine 62 193" SBlackewall sets sases ie 106 20. Georgina & Marcella .. 125 21. Georgina & Marcella .. 126 22. MANAG TE ooo ois «crore eet 202 PA. OT ROD Ee 14 24. PVICW, P55 ic os 25s online sale) 25. MEVMEW cites boc nS swipe > 73 26: seRorke Aves). .% oes 239 27. mRorKke Aves. % : <igeie> ores 240 28. Georgina Ave. ......... 304 29. View & Rorke .... 310, 312 30; @RorkesAves>....:. sis. » 313 312 SNaews Sen. ati BEE 0) S2samepDaltZst. ces cv siga' s¥,0 11 33/abaltySt <n... csneteces 16 SARS Ver SS. sis. nications oe 22 35 Meouiver 4St beech deen) 23 36. aiendigo ist <i... oie... _ 163 37 Se Wainiway aot seer es.) 105 3GueSeton tte ee 229, 230 SOMSRBMO WNIT ty, ose e's eleien:» 4 40 eN wens 5)5 675 Geis ceivie OSB EAE DO QI PUIVET Cajerea cre sctcinielebtstclers es «fo. ADAP PU BIT WAVE i.e) ahc.0.010 v4e:5\0'e 54 43." Georgina Ave. ....<:.... 57 4A Georgina ys ewe arco e'se 125 FS AB OCONU eee niae cats i t's Face 57 AO Be RACRERS sre terre bee Seicte ie 103 APOC Us tae Feth ss a ete oo see 120 ASS FSCCONG osieteahy assis ive ne e's 13 AO maGonnie: xe sok ene. 33, 34 SO. Gonnie St..0.... 80, 83, 84 Slibawlor St: 765 =< eres 41,42 SZ mealOr ins ivi. 54, 55, 56, 57 SO MRAESE Tippin sowie e «2 1s 75, 76 SAMBURICGE Sec ne. 5 cole ih, a 107 OSES COMIC fcr site eons nae s ois 112 56. Meridian Ave. .... 9, 10, 11 DME LLOt ts vria-c Brose's dives are 14, 15 SGemibttle si. k vee e. pt. 16 HOU GAIDErt: wists: sin yogi 18, 19 PEOGIEOLE Iflaica.nitic wo «cts 53, 54 Georgina Ave .......... 69 Rorke Ave. ...... 95, 96, 97 Georgina Ave. ..... 171, 172 TRUS ee eh is Mi agen 6 pemeittle' <7.si-te's = « ae iy? RADE Lbs Seber watever sates 95 Ibert. a. os Fee oeece 109 Lake Sore Road ....... 111 Probyn ........--..+.-. 36 [EN Wail RIS ps aor Boe 48, 49 PROT eC iis eits tes «0. 71 2 Latchford .<... ie eee 146 ary Ave. ....... 148, 149 Uy AAV Er < clacs <~ 165, 195 E eee Ae el Plan 13F 13H 131 day of Arrears $145.36 41.29 154.28 146.74 143.16 61.76 86.37 85.49 559.77 80.28 49.55 226.90 371.70 111.21 940.17 Costs $ 6.19 3.59 6.41 6.23 6.14 4.10 4.72 Amount $151.55 44.88 160.69 152.97 149.30 65.86 91.09 90.18 576.33 - A. McIntyre, Treasurer's Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes __ Province of Ontario, District of Temiskaming, The Corporation of the Town of Haileybury By virtue of a warrant issued under the hand of the Mayor of the Town of Haileybury, and the seal of the Corporation of the said Town, bearing date of the 17th day of June, 1929, and to me direct- ed, commanding me to levy upon the several parcels of land hereinafter described for the arrears of Taxes respectively due thereon, together with all costs thereof, I hereby give notice that pursuant to the_prévisions of the Assessment Act, R.S.O., 1927, Chapter 238, and any amendments thereto, I shall, on Monday, the 30th day of September, 1929, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Muni- cipal Offices, Ferguson Avenue, in the Town of Haileybury, proceed to sell the said lands or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge such arrears of Taxes and all costs thereof unless such ar- rears and costs have been sooner paid. HCI FFORD, Treasurer. 929. Names and Addresses Mrs. C. McCleary (deceased) Northern Grocers, North Bay G. Ross & Co., Cobalt : N .Abraham, Haileybury J. B. Mino, Cobalt C, Purdon, Haileybury Knight Bros. & McKinnon, Cobalt W. J. McLean, Haileybury A. J .Ferguson, Haileybury 3 R. J. Budd, Windsor ; W. JHamilton, Cobalt } E. Bucknall, Kirkland Lake a Haileybury Rink, Haileybury Z E. Robert, Haileybury J. McTavish, New Liskeard Wm. Craig, Haileybury 2 -F, Trude, Hanenpury J. A. Gauthier, Haileybury P. Whalen, Haileybury F. Forget, Haileybury J. Lyon, New Liskeard Mrs. L. B. Ryan, Haileybury M. Connelly, Haileybury M. J. Dolan, Haileybury Arthur McConnell, Haileybury H. Stoughton, Haileybury R. Bruce, Haileybury Mrs. T. M. Foster, Toronto Frank McDonald, Timmins C. C. Lintlop, Kirkland Lake R. Piche, Haileybury G. Piche, Haileybury Mrs. Piche, Haileybury Mrs. H. Poppleton, Haileybury Percy White, Kirkland Lake B. Hornby, Timmins Mrs. N. Low, Ottawa Chris. James, Kirkland Lake 4 A. W. Warren, Kirkland Lake - ~~~ W. Faucett, Timmins, Mrs. H. Gladman, 931 51st St., i palaess U.S.A. ts. M. Austin, Haileybu Jos. Duval, New Liskeard D. J. Lee, Haileybury S. Norfolk, Haileybury Non-Resident Jed Jarbeau (Deceased) S. Norfolk, Haileybury A. Blanchaud, Haileybury A. Blanchaud, Haileybury E. Bucknall, Kirkland Lake J. Farmer, Haileybury E. Bucknall, Kirkland Lake J. Noel, Haileybury J. Farmer, Haileybury Joseph Roy, Haileybury P. McGinley, Haileybury J. Farmer, Haileybury Joseph Roy, Haileybury Ae Brown, Haileybury H. Robertson, Kennebec W. H. Farrell, Haileybury H. Fiss, Haileybury M. Peterson, Windsor / Geo. Decarie, Haileybury RE Farmer, Haileybury . Hargreaves, Barrie ee - R. Warren, Haileybu: J. D. Macdonald, Hadeshtey 7 2 D. S. McPherson, Haileybury hee E. Pascoe, Timmins P pa D. McPherson, Carleton Place. ae Mts. Geoffries, Haileybury © Per tic,.- : J.D. Macdonald. Haileybury ex Mrs. J.R. McCracken, Hailey'y J. Fitzmaurice, Haileybury Haileybury