The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

in board of trade matters and also cornection with the Northern Onta Associateéd â€" Boards of Trade. In latter capacity he has been wid known all thrcugh the North. 1 Thorpe has been a frequent visitor Timmins in recent years, members his family living in town. Previous References was made last w*eek to the expected devarture from the North of O. J. Thorpe, for many yvears prominâ€" ent in the North,. He is mayor of Hailâ€" ey3ury at present and since the early days of the North has served the comâ€" munity in many public and personal ways. He has been especially active in board of trade matters and also in cornection with the Northern Ontario Associated Boards of Trade. In the latter capacity he has been widely known all thrcugh the North. Thorpe has been a frequent visitor to Timmins in recent years members of hisc familyv lHving in town Previous to Citizens of Haileyouiy Tenâ€" der Banquet to O. 3. Thorpe. Farewell Dinner to Hatleybury Mavor All are equipped and qualified to render guaranteed serâ€" vice. The housewife, homeowner, transient and business man at a glance may secure information that will no doubt of material interest to one and all. Practically every line solve many a worry as to who will be of guaranteed service of business is represented under a diversified classification. _ to them. Watch for the Directory regularly. BUSINESS DIREKCTORY For the convenience of readers throughout the town and disâ€" trict the Business Directory published on this page is surely Skilled operators and the most modern equipment assure you of highly satisfactory beauty care. The only salon giving Olgivie Sisters‘ Scalp Treatments. Phone for Appointment REED BLOCK PHONE 483 Odourless Cleaning 3 Balsam N. Phone 592 COAL and WOOD BOR..... Minehead Mountain Coal ALSQO .. .. Transfer and Trucking NEW COAL DEALERS 1 Spruce Street South For Children, our Specialty OPPOSXITE POST OFFITICE SLO MA CLEANERS "My watch has been keeping bad time lately! Who can I get to regulate it correctly ? " Here is the answer to many problems For the convenience of readers throughout the town and disâ€" trict the Business Directory published on this page is surely of material interest to one and all. Practically every line of business is represented under a diversified classification. Agents for Phone ] D5 | | PUGEN‘S DRUG STORE | â€""A farewell dinner was tendered on Tuesday evening to Mayor O. J. Thorpe, who is this year ending his third term as head of the municipality and who lleft Haileybury Wednesday for Beamsâ€" ville, Ont.. where he and Mrs. Thorpe and the family will make their home for the future. short intervals of absence in Southern Ontario, has taken a prominent part in the life of the community and has held many positions of a public nature during his long residence. The triâ€" butes paid ‘him at the farewell gatherâ€" ing and the representative nature of the men present went to show that he "Mr. Thorpe has been a resident of Hailevoury for about 30 yvears with only leaving HMHaileybury to take up residâ€" ence at Beamsville, Oiit., in the famâ€" ous Niagara fruit belt area, Mr. Thorpe was the guest at a barquet given in his honour by a few of his friends among the citizens of Halleybury. In reéporting this banquet, The Haileyburâ€" lan laust Thursday says:â€" *4 THIRD AVE 62 Fourth Ave Coats Madeâ€"toâ€"Order REMODELLED REPAIRED, RELINED, CLEANED, REâ€"DYED 15 PINE STREET SOUTH (rear) The Timmins Flower Shop is still at the same address. And we request our customâ€" ers to walk to the rear until new building is completed. WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH FLOWERS 20‘% Pine N. NO MESSsS Timmins Flower Shop For good work on your furs call BY AN EXPERT FURRIER Have your Heating Plant Cleaned the New Way Prevent Chimney Fires WNSTON All work done on premises Reliable Products Courteous Service Free Delivery Manufacturing Furriers BROWNSTON DRUGGISTS FLORISTS h. Phone 1840 i These new pumps show you exactly | the number of Gallons and amount 5 «~ of Purchase. i 31 Bruce Ave "Other speakers, chos*en to represent the various local bodies with which Mr. Thorpe has been connected, either ofâ€" ficially or as a private citizen, includâ€" ed D. G. Hogan, president of the board of trade; Jas. E. Grant, head of the, curling club; H. E. Cawley of the high | school board; H. A. Day for the Maâ€" sonic lodge; A. G. Kirkpatrick, for the| public school board, and Dr. W. C.| Arnold, who represented the Rotarv[ Club, and made the ipresentation of a | beautiful mantel clock. The only | speaker from outside the town was R. H. McGowan of who brought "Following the dinner, N. J. McAulay, a former mayor, acted as chairman, and among the speakers were three other men who liad at one time and another sat the head of the council table, J. E. McCuaig, Jos. A. Legris, K. C.. and Geo. T. Hamilton has earned the respect and esteem of the citizens, and nothing but the best of good wishes and regret at his depart- ure is heard. 9 CEDAR ST. S Experts at Body and Fender Work A thorough job that will make your car run smooth 114 WILSON AVE. PHONE 1665 We Have Just Recently Installed New Computing MODELLED PAIRED LINED The only furriers in the Porcuâ€" pine district doing full guaranâ€" teed work on the premises. 2 EMPIRE BLOCK â€" PHONE 1160 Opening Special Complete Greasing Job Hundreds of satisfied customers is your assurance of perfect satisâ€" faction. Estimates glady given. You‘ll find our prices most reaâ€" sonable. Beaver Fur Ladies‘ Wear COATS MADEâ€"TOâ€"MEASURE Service Garage General Auto Repairs PAINTING AND DUCO WORK A SPECIALTY. Gasoline and Oils GASOLINE PUMPS South End GARAGE south Porcupine Phone 55 [3 | EMPIRE BLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe and their family went the‘ sincere good wishes of the whole gathering and the whole comâ€" munity. the doctor said. greetings and a farewell quotation from his beloved Burns. Every one of the speakers dwelt on the good services given the town and community by Mr. Thorpe and, while there were some jokes at his expense, there was an unâ€" dertone of good fellowship throughout tke whole procesdings, mixed with a feeling of genuine, regret at the prosâ€" pect of his inminent departure. HOMEâ€"MADE CANDIES RADIO SERVICE Phone 1661 Bauman‘s carry a complete stock of diamonds which are carefully examâ€" ined before being offered for sale. Only the finer makes of Watches are stocked, and guaranteed against any defects. If you need a watch, you will find one in Bauman‘s fine seâ€" lection. 44 Third Ave. Opp. T. N. 0. Station _ Timmins Our New Location enables us , to carry a more complete stock of CANDIES, FRUIT SUGAR BOWL KING EDWARD HOTEL GIVE YOU US DELICIOUSLY PREPARED REASONABLY PRICED made fresh daily. Hot and Cold Running Water Your favourite Swiss Watchmaker Diamonds We Specialize in Watch Repairing HES Timmins | en i| 1j i( enmmme i in the south at any time. He mentionâ€" ed several of the organizations with which he has been identified, stating that they weresall being left in good hands, and took the opportunity of prestnting the prizes which he had given, as viceâ€"president of the curling club for the viceâ€"skips‘ competition last winter, four nice clocks which went to Chas, Austin, Jack Ryder, S. Norâ€" folk and Dr. Crawford. He also preâ€" senteéd to Jas. F. Grant, for the clu}, a framed picture taken at the Dominâ€" ion curling championship and showing the Northern Ontario rink skipped by E. E. Smith, in a prominent nnsitinn "In replying, Mr. Thorpe extended his sincere thanks for the tributes paid him. He could ‘"‘almost imagine he was dead after hearing so many good things said about him." He had tried to work for the best interests of Hailâ€" eybury and the North Country which he loved, and felt keen regret at lsavyâ€" ing, but extended a welcome to any or all of those present to visit his home in the south at any time. He mentionâ€" Red Indian Service A., TOMKINSON 5 Balsam St. N. | Edgar 0. Thorpe RADIO PUT IN GOOD SHAPE NOW ! Gasoline Oils Washing Greasing Willard Batteries Firestone Tires SERVICE STATION REFRIGERATION Films and Finishing KODAK SUPPLIES Individual Portraits Located in Viking Electric and Sons Limited Refrigerator viceâ€"president of the curlin: he viceâ€"skips‘ competition las our nice clocks which wen Austin, Jack Ryder, S. Nor Dr. Crawford. He also pre Authorized Frigidaire Engineers SERVICE REPAIRS Tubes Tested FREE in our shop. Radiotrician (All Makes) romine veicome to any o1 to visit his home me. He mentionâ€" rganizations with identified., stating Service Better Means PHONE 590 | Phone 645 Phone 417 H This will be i pri Cedar St. N. Phone 850 Displayâ€"Art Studio Phone 845 11 TIMMINS Vulcanizing Shop HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED BY US Quintino‘s Shoe Repair The Finest Quality Materials! All Work Fully Guaranteed Every Load Insured ninen FPourth Ave Transfer "We Can Take It" Styled for T oday that arrest attention VULCANI ST A R was community singing at during the evening led by ord and H. A. Carilson, and se the gathering sang "He‘s xod Fellow" and the National The event was very much y all present and was in ‘ a fitting tribute to a deâ€" tizen who has always taken nt part in affairs of the comâ€" Nothing but good wishes go eybury Citizens to Mr. and pe and their family." ie issue of The Haileyburian s to other expressions of reâ€" e departure of Mr. and Mrs. om Hailevbury. At a church me days ago, Rev. Richard ector of St. Paul‘s church, ‘, expressed the general reâ€" Batteries Vulcanizing Washing Polishing and n the club room at 11 Balsam St. inte Timmins . i horpe. or of the and Mrs. Provincial and town policts have takâ€" en up the case, which appears hopeâ€" less unless a clue is found. N. Awakening at 4 a.m., he noticed the door of the cupboard in which the safe reposed opened, and he closed it withâ€" out peeping in to see whether everyâ€" thing was in place. He then returned to his couch for another few winks, and not until the day attendant came on duty was the safe missed. It is believed the robbery occurred between 1 and 4 a.m., while the night attendant was getting a little sleep. He serviced a car at 1 a.m., and then repaired to his covered quarters to snooze, with the door unlocked. A heavy safe, with its unrevealed contents, was removed from a gas staâ€" tion at Cochrane early Saturday mornâ€" ing without the "takers" leaving a clue to enable police to take up pursuit. Gold, under the gold standard,‘1s not merely used to support currencies and to measure currencies. It is used under the most reasonable of trade policies to right international balances, Pracâ€" tised in that way it can be a great stabilizer of currencies, preventing vioâ€" lent fluctuations, and depreciations; obviating the sort of thing which made world trade so difficult in recent years. But no gold standard can exist, or can long exist,; if any single nation or any group of nations refuses to take goods and services in payment for goods and services; if, by their tariff policies, they compel payment in gold. There is simpâ€" ly not enough gold with which to pay. It may be that the world, including the United States, has learned this lesson. That, seemingly, is the moral of what is taking place just now. Read the experience of this man whty had rheumatism so badly that at times he was prevented from working. "About 10 months ago." he writes, "I suffered terribly with rheumatism and newritis. The pains were all over my body and some difys I could not even get up from bed to go to work. A friend visited me and suggested that I should try Kruschen Salts. I did so, the result being that the pains seemed to graduâ€" ally disappear. I have been going to work ever since without a break, thanks to Kruschen Sailts, and I feel a new * â€"AR. Kruschen Made Him Feel a New Man Gas Station Safe Stolen as Man Snoozes at Cochrane Rheumatic conditions are frequently thre result of an excess of uric â€"acid in the body. Two of the ingredients of Kruschen Salts are notable for their work in dissolving uric acid. Other inâ€" gredients assist Nature to expel the disâ€" solved acid from the system. There was also a farewell party held at the home of Mrs. W. H. Jago, Hailâ€" eybury, in honour of Mrs. Thorpe. The LO.D.E. at Haileybury also presented Mrs Thorpe with an address as well as with a framed picture of the Old Misâ€" sion. Mrs. Thorpe has been a useful and valued member of the 1.O.D.EF. at Hailevoury for many vears. Miss Ella Thorpe was also honoured on more than one occasion before leavâ€" ing for their new home. One paraâ€" graph in The Haileyburian last week was as follows:â€"‘*Miss Ella Thorpe was the guest of honour at a surprise party arranged on Friday evening last by Miss Irene Richards and her brother, Dean, at their Main street home. There was a large and jolly gathering of young people who extended best wishes to Miss Thorpe prior to her departure for Southern Ontario with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thorpe." (From Ottawa Journal) Mr. Neville Chamerlain, Britain‘s Chancellor of the Exchequer, discerns no ‘"‘insuperable difficulties" in the way of an ultimate return to ‘"an interâ€" national currency system based on the free exchange of gold." Mr. Chamberâ€" lain, in other words, would return to the gold standard. Mr. Chamberlain may be right. Gold, as a measurement of the world‘s curâ€" rencies, as a stabilizer of the world‘s money, has no real substitute,. the monsy doctors and money fadists to the contrary notwithstanding. How did the United States get conâ€" trol of this gold? It did it by the simâ€" ple process of refusing to take payment of either the principal or interest of debts owing it in goods. It loaned monâ€" ey to Europe, and it maintained an exâ€" port surplus with Europe. But by its tariff and debt policies it insisted that it be paid back in gold. In one year alone it drained the world in this way of $1,250,000,000 in gold. There was not enough gold to go round. Other nations found themselves forced off the gold standard, as Briâ€" tain was in 1931, because of an insuflâ€" ficiency of gold to meet current deâ€" mand. As Mr. H. G. Wells put it at the time, one player had won all the marbles, and the game couldn‘t go on. The trouble with the gold standard, or, to be more precise, the trouble with the gold standard in recent years, was that certain nations refused to accept it under necessary rules.. The gold standard, to be effective, necessitates that each nation, or each nation on the gold standard, possess a certain amount of gold. It cannot be effective, quite obviously, if one or two nations accumulate all the gold. Why the Gold Standard Failed to Work Smoothly That, precisely, was what happened before 1930. The United States secured control sf something like half of the world‘s monetary gold, with France holding the bulk of the other half. That left the remaining nations without sufâ€" ficient gold to make the gold standard work. Pains All Over His Bodv