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x THE HAILEYBURIAN { spin i - -THURS., JANUARY 29th, 1931__ ENJOYABLE TIME HELD f AT BEAN SUPPER AND different lengths, some may start the 7.15 car and be in time to see as early as 8 p.m. In any case, the whole performance and get Change in Policy at Empire Theatre, New Liskeard tere und There H ° 4 : ¢ h E T NEWS JOLLY EUCHRE PARTY fio ; -- the time the feature picture will ome on the 9.45 car from New pole peared : Commencing next week, Mon- Start, will be advertised so that Teakceaca , A very enjoyable evening was} Pressure of business and growth |day, February 2nd, the feature None may miss it. The short : spent in the 1.0.0.F. Temple on} 0! the ' anadian Pacific Telegraphs picture will be shown only once subjects will be repeated after | An epidemic o finfluenza is re- The "Couriers des Bois" show- . " bas necessitated the appointment edup their older opponents "The ol an assistant general manager ot the system, W. D. Neill, assistant each evening. The program will th start with the short subjects > the feature picture is shown. | f : o Thursday last, when the Rebekah ates This time schedule will be ESdccteve Shen, undeeiole 6 of| Ported from the camp >. King's Couriers" on Saturday, 4 ; inde mee : G : | te : E mi des jan oa Pea fect: che lowed by a jolly euchre party.| manager, western lines, Winnipeg, ec at 7.45 p.m. instead of great benefit to the le ee ke = ein Construction Compa me b , Ay ai ved fair hockey and There were over 50 present for| having been promoted to the posi- o'clock. The feature picture people who have had to catchaniat Abitibi Canyon this week. eat aes ae headed out.|the supper, which everyone en- ae Other Bpuoinemanes Eeault: will follow immediately after, early car in the past or otherwise! About 20 men are down with the Thats nae a sae boys! Play joyed very much, and the card rae sup eet: Ontario Bee oe ape 8.15 p.m. Owing miss part of the program. As it} disease, but the situation is said Geo ycpraiol : "{|games afterwards resulted in| sion, Toronto, to be assistant man- to the feature pictures being of is arranged now, one may catch]}to be well in hand. 4 "C " Greek some close contests for the] ager, western lines, Winnipeg; H. e "Couriers des Bois" line-u aoae = ' S. Ingram, superintendent, eastern Y Z s P Sane pence Seo he ee ene PRE Cee ieee ca Will the Labor Govern ment Be Defeated on the Trade Disputes Bill? es Dee F i eeeielic Tent ee Ladies--First, Mrs. N. J. Mc-| tendent, ontario division, Toronto; Si SES Ms NG Aulay; second, Miss A. Hansen;| and W. S. Emery, chief operator, - ay * fence, R. Little; Centre, James Hughes; Wings, O. Hughes and J. Valentine; alternates, G. Mc- Cracken and R. McArthur. The Pathfinders are looking for something a little higher! They invited Mayor Hamilton to come to their group meeting last week, where he gave them an address on "Lives of Great Chris- tian Leaders." There will be a "Father and Son" Church Service on February kth, at the Haileybury United Church. This is an opportunity for any person to come and hear all about what is going on in C.S. E.T. There will be speakers for the occasion. Everybody is wel- come. Don't forget it. Annual Bond-Selling Campaign coming February 7th. Help the boyhood of Ontario through the Boys' Parliament and Provincial Work Board. It is worthy of your support. Watch this col- umn next week. There are five candidates for the Premiership of Ontario 11th Older Boys' Parliament. One of them is a Chinese boy, Ross Jung. He has already sat in the Boys' Parliament of British Col- umbia and in the last session of the Ontario Boys' Parliament sat consolation, Miss Tiffin. Gentlemen--First, M. S. Boyd; second, A. D. McArthur; consola- tion, Thos. Robb. Some amusement was caused by the awarding of the consola- tion prizes, a bottle of catsup to the lady and a tin of shoe polish to the gentleman, with approp- riate suggestions as to their con- duct in future contests. Small Child Badly Injured In Fall Through Glass Door Rittle Dorothy Ann White, 3- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. P. H. White, formerly of Haileybury, was severely injured last week when she fell\from a rocking chair through a glass door, at her home in Newton- Brook, Ont. She received three cuts from the glass. across her forehead, eye and lip and nine stitches were required to close the wounds. She is getting on nicely, although weak from loss of blood. Mr. and Mrs. White were resi- dents here for a number of years. Mr. White has spent the past two years in a sanitarium at London, but expects to be discharged in the near future and to return to Haileybury. NOTICE Montrea! to be superintendent, eastern division, Montreal. Fox Film Corporation during early July took sound records of the wind in the pines, the music of the waterfalls and the rippling of streams around Banff Springs Hotel and into this boxed atmos- phere there will be placed actors and actresses who will be shown climbing mountains, walking by the side of lakes or canoeing on water- courses they have never seen. Beating the world's record in passenger traffic operations, west- ern Canada came into the lime- light at the end of June with the 1,252 mile continuous run from fort William to Calgary performed by Canadian Pacific engine No. 2808, of the H1 class. This loco- motive is one of several now in. service and under construction for the railway and are the latest type 3f passenger engine. Carrying nearly a hundred tour- ists organized by the University of Montreal, a special Canadian Paci- fic train left Montreal July 5 for western Canada and the Pacific Coast. This tour is the sixth an- qual transcontinental trip under- taken and will last for three weeks. The richest industrial, agricultural and commercial districts of Can- ada, as well as the most beautiful scenery, including the Rocky Mountains, will be visited. With a five-pound trout taken aimself and a four-pounder landed by his son, in the catch, Arthur C. Roche, of Melrose, Mass., has just concluded a ten-day fishing trip down the Cain's River, New Bruns- wick. He said he had never heard The long-heralded fight over the second reading of the trade disputes bill has commenced in the Bri- tish House of Commons. expected, but the voting is expected to be very close, and the bill will probably have a rough ride in With the majority of the Liberals abstaining, a government defeat is not on the Opposition under the} - of waters where there were so i : f inci A i i 3i Si é 4 c ttees. Above are four of the principal figures this heated debate. Left: Sir hn S ; Tateteoat Poa commi ; c Pp pal figures in this heated debate. Left: Sir John Simon ee) footy en peak eon Notice that the partner- SRLS CEERI eas prominent Liberal, who will vote against the Government with a small band of Liberals; Centre, top 2 : ship formerly existing between and bottom: Sir William Jowitt, Attorney-General of Great Britain, who moved the second reading such a position, although a negro J. D. Macdonald and Terence Sell It by Advertising ! of the bill, and Ramsay MacDonald, British Prime Minister who is seriously harassed by attacks from sits in the present Cabinet. Smith, carrying on business as ' Sala eA SR Ee ha pe cae a aS TRS can ceee Ro eSeae Eley bac Right Hon. Stanley Baldwin (right), Conservative Leader. Oy! Oy! Wild animals! Be-junder the name of Macdonald & = gorra! Wild women! The Coh-|Smith, was dissolved on Novem- I ee a ee ae ens and Kellys in Africa! Screa-|ber 17th, 1930. ------------------------ | mingly funny! 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