The Westmount examiner, 9 novembre 1939, jeudi 9 novembre 1939

[" OR Ideal For Army Men WE.4046 1216 Greene PE A \u201c40 Years in ou Westmount\u201d OHMAN'S 40th Anniversary Watch Sale Waterproof Watches $15.00 up Also Rolex \u201cOyster\u201d and Mido Self-Winding at Pre-War Prices Ave.he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis YSLLIIII IISA III 71721 ISLS SI EAS FL ISS 71170 10 Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount À Fres Estimates WE.2323 EE Cleaned VOL.X., No.45 Westmount To Pay Honor To Soldiers In Fitting Manner Will Commemorate Heroism of Citizens and Regiment Members Who Died in the Great War \u2014 Memorial Wreaths Will be Placed \u2014 Service Commences at Three O'Clock \u2014 Inspection of Colors While her sons are engaged in a new fight for freedom Canada will not forget her glorious war dead who laid down their lives for King and country in the great conflict 1914-18.A commemoration service in memory of the citizens of Westmount and the members of the Royal Montreal Regiment who gave their lives in the Great War will be held at the Westmount War Memorial at 3 o\u2019clock on Sunday.- Memorial wreaths will be placed à or \u201cthé cenotaph by the follow- \u201cCity of Westmount.J.A MATHEWSON GETS IMPORTANT CABINET POSI J.Arthur Mathewson, K.C., a life-long resident of Westmount, is the new Provincial Treasurer, having been sworn in yesterday afternoon.The new Treasurer, who lives on Trafalgar avenue, was elected in the neighbouring division of Notre Dame de Grace, - by the largest majority in the entire province.appointment was expected, but some surprise was expressed that Gordon Hyde, elected in West- mount, was omitted from the Cabinet, as announced last night.Many of his supporters had hoped he would be included.Next to the office of Premier, the Treasury is the most important of the entire slate, being the provincial equivalent of the federal Ministry of Finance.In appointing Mr.Mathewson to this important portfolio, the Premier followed the tradition which decrees that a French Cathdlic will be Premier, and an English Protestant his chief associate.It is assured that the Godbout- Mathewson relationship will be happy and successful, for of all the leaders of the minority in this Province, none\u2019 is held in higher esteem, by the French people than the new Treasurer.Mr.Mathewson speaks French fluently, reads it and writes it.He is known throughout the entire Province as a man who thoroughly understands the French - Canadians their aspirations and problems.And he is held in equally high es- \u2018teem by his English-speaking associates.Song Service To Be Given At Stanley Church On Sunday evening at Stanley Presbyterian church a Service of Song of \u201cOld Fashioned Hymns\u201d will be given under the direction of Walter S.Clapperton.The sing- Ing will be led by a choir of sixty male voices.Beginning at 9.15 p.m.the Montreal Masonic Choir will give a Sacred Concert, assisted by Mrs.W.S.Clapperton and Miss Dorothy Crabtree, as soloists.with George M.Brewer at the organ.Collection will be taken up in ald of the Red Cross.Mr.Mathewson\u2019 Vs * The Royal Montreal Regiment.58th Westmount Rifles.Ladies\u2019 Committee of The Royal Montreal Regiment.Civie Bodies and Societies.Private Individuals.Other features of the memorial service will be: Inspection of: Escort to the Colours; The Royal Montreal Regiment (MG), C.A.S.F.; Veterans, The Royal Montreal Regiment (14th Bn, C.E.F.); No.115 (Fighter) Squadron, R.C.A.F.The Lesson: Book of Wisdom III 1-9, Hon.Capt.Rev.Gilbert Oliver, M.C., Chaplain, No.115 (Fighter) Squadron, R.C.A.F.Prayers: Hon.Major Rev.Harold S.Laws, V.D., Chaplain, The Royal Montreal, Regiment.ai Last Post.The R.M.R.Two-minute silence, Reveille.Band and Drums of the R.M.R.: The National Anthem.TED PIPER TU PREACH SUNDAY AT ST.ANDREW'S Will Have as His Subject \u201cSome Practical Religious Questions for Youth To Solve\u201d Ted Piper, a youthful Montreal barrister and recent graduate from the McGill Law School, will speak on \u201cSome practical religious questions for youth to solve,\u201d in St.Andrew's Church on Sunday evening.He is replying to a request to condense into a single sermon what he regards as the essence of religion.First he will ask why one man is a Christian and another a Hindu or a Jew.Then he will deal with the question of eternal damnation, the shortcomings of the church and the conflict between Christian sects.The address may prove very disquieting to some who resent any questioning of accepted tenets, but these young men have been given this one opportunity to express their deepest thoughts, even if some may disagree and dislike them.After the evening service Lyle McMaster, president of St.Andrew\u2019s Young Folks Club, will preside at the youth Forum.Miss Marjorie Bredie will relate the im: pressions gained on a visit to Am- Band and Drums of sterdam.Driverless Car Runs Away; Damage Is Slight A driverless automobile which ommenced to roll down a shght neline on Chesterfield avenue shortly after 7 o'clock Friday eve- ring, *cadsed but slight damage when it collided with a stationary rehicle a few feet from its start- ng point, Miss C.M.Harvey, of 55 Ches- ærfield avenue, told police that the had left her car, with the brakes set, in front of her resi- econo.304 dence.Some 15 minutes later she emerged from the house to find that it had gained momentum on a slight incline and had rolled backward into a car parked on the opposite side of the street.The stationary machine had been left in front of his residence by Jack Nutter, of 48 Chesterfield.Fenders and bumper on hur @- were damaged.vga wag \u20181 Dr.,~Jones on .~the theme WESTMOUNT, 7 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939 PRICE\u2014TWO CENT | Library Closed | Until 2 p.m.Saturday The Westmount Public Library will not open on Armistice Day, Saturday, until 2 o'clock, it was announced yesterday by Miss Kathleen Jenkins, head librarian.This means that the building will be closed in commemoration of the event from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.\u201cON GUARD\u201d TO FORM THEME OF SERMON SUNDAY Remembrance Service Will Be Conducted in Calvary Church by Rev.T.W.Jones On Sunday morning in Calvary Church, a service of Remembrance will be conducted by the minister, the Rev.T.W.Jones, who will preach the sermon on the theme \u201cOn Guard.\u201d The Boy Scout Troop and the Cub Pack of Calvary Church will attend this service.The choral service will be led by the Junior Choir of over (fifty voices, directed by Mrs.W.S.Walker, assisted by Miss Vera Jamieson as accompanist.The Church School with classes for all ages, including organized clubs for young people will meet at 11 a.m, and 3 pm.The evening service will be conducted and the sermon delivered by \u201cMore Than Ever We Need the Church.\u201d The Young People\u2019s Union will meet on Monday at 8.15 p.m.in the Macaulay Hall.On Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.the Midweek Service for Prayer and Bible Study will be held in the Church parlors.A Rummage Sale will be held in the Church Hall on Saturday, November 18th at 2 p.m.Articles should be sent to the church by Saturday morning.The Annual Canvass of Calva, Church and congregation will be held during the week from November 19th to 26th.All friends of the church are urged to co-operate prayerfully and generously.This Friday night, a Grand Concert will be given in the Church Hall by the celebrated Negro choir, the Wooding Southland Singers, appearing in the plantation costumes they used at the World's Fair during the past summer.Doors will open at 7.80 p.m.the program to begin at 8.15.FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM WILL BE PRESENTED Montreal Masonic Choir Will be Heard \u2014 Assisting Artists An excellent musical program has been prepared by members of the Montreal Masonic choir and will be given in Stanley Presbyterian church, Sunday night at 9.15.The choir will he assisted by Mrs.W.8.Clapperton, soprano and Miss Dorothy Crabtree, contralto.The program follows: \u201cThe Old Woman\u201d, Robertson.\u201cJesu, Joy for Everlasting\u201d, (The choir), Bach.\u201cPeace and.Rest\u201d, Dorothy Crabtree.Batten\u2014Miss ditional.\u201cDear Land of Home\u201d (from the Tone Poem \u201cFinlandia\u201d), \u2014 (The choir), Sibelius./.\u201cGoin\u2019 Home\u201d (from the Largo of the New World Symphony)\u2014 (The choir), Dvorak.\u201cHow \u2018Lovely are Thy Dwellings\u201d, Liddle\u2014sMrs.W.8.Clap- perton.\u201cThe Lost Chord\u201d, (The Choir).Sullivan.God Save The King.The choir will be under the direction of Walter Clapperton.Hon.A.R.C.M.with George M.Brewer at the organ.~~ 8 \u201cSicilian Mariners Hymn\u201d, Tra- |R PE The Canadian Legion, His Excellency Lord Tweedsmuir, Gov- ernor-General of Canada, recently said, has an important part to play in the present crisis.The war work it has recently accepted at the invitation of the Federal Government has borne out the truth of the Governor-General's statement.\u2018Left over from the days and years prior to September 3, 1939, however,.is one of the most \u2018important df the tasks to \u2018which\u2019 the Legion, ever since its formation, has dedicated itself, That is the annual Poppy Day appeal.Although the Poppy Day campaign this year will be held at a time when the thoughts of everyone are concentrated on present hostilities and new international problems, the difficulties of the last war are by no means completely solved.It would be most unfortunate, in the words of Brigadier W.W.Foster, D.S.0., V.D., Dominion president of the Legion, \u201cif, in the excitement of the moment, the veterans of the former war were forgotten, and the people of Canada were not given the opportunity of continuing their practical support of those veterans who served the Empire at the time of trial 25 years ago.\u201d Head Campaign Heading the campaign in Montreal and district this year are Col.Andrew Fleming, V.D.and Lt.-Col.E.J.Nantel, V.D., as joint chairmen.All branches of the Legion throughout the area are co-operating one hundred per cent in street collections and publicity efforts, and are being strongly backed by the I.0.D.E.NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL \u201cHonoring the Dead While Remembering the Living\u201d under the direction of Mrs.L.St.J.Haskell, and sll the Womens\u2019 Auxiliaries, besides a special women\u2019s committee who will collect in the financial district under the supervision of Mrs.Frederick Rea.The special names committee, headed this year by Major Walter Scott, M.C., is making a special effort to increase last year's fine list of donations and subscriptions, and early reports appear to justify their optimism.Under the dir- the street sales committee have organized the area so as cover every -possible source, with the Remembrance branch being in charge of Notre Dame de Grace and Hampstead, All that remains now is for the public to give generously.Last year the total revenue from collections and subscriptions amounted to $23,300 and the total number of cases assisted totalled 1,054, including 233 single men and 821 families.In the latter there were 2,731 children and 776 wives and mothers.In addition 38 widows with dependent children were assisted and seven widowers.Is Symbol \u201cI would like to add,\u201d Col.Fleming concluded, \u201cthat the financial results are not the - primary purpose of the Canadian Legion.The poppy has been immortalized as the emblem of sacrifice, and it is the desire of the Canadian Legion that on Remembrance Day every man, woman and child ir Canada should wear this emblem in memory of the sacrifices of the Great War.\u201cThe appeal, therefore, is that in honoring the dead we are not forgetting the living.\u201d The Parent-Teacher Association of Shaare Hashomayim Synagogue, of Westmount, will inaugurate a series of public meetings at the Synagogue on Monday evening at eight o'clock with a panel discussion of \u201cJewish Education\u2014 For What?\u201d The discussion will be conducted by three leaders, who will each approach the problem from a different point of view, Harvey Golden, executive director of the Y.M.H.A will interpret the question from Pdrent-Teachers Group Will Inaugurate Series the standpoint of the communal worker; Mrs, Alta Kahn, executive director of the Y.W.H.A., will deal with the subject from the aspect of developing individual personality and qualities of leadership in our youths.Nathan Mendelson wil) view the problem as one of the developing the religious consciousness of our youth and of maintaining unimpaired the traditional heritage of the past.The meeting is planned as an (Continued on page 2) 7 The Tomorrow:Westmount Hi-Y Club, Tuesday: Connaught Lodge, A.ing; Westmount Study Club.Next Thursday: Prince Albert r ld EO Week At Victoria Hall 2 2 III VIII SSII III IIS I AIS SI III SSII IIS III IT ASIA III Today: Victoria Sunshine Society, bridge.Women\u2019s Club; Westmount Conclave, TRE Club, dance; Westmount True Kindred; Westmount Stamp Grads Monday: Westmount Lodge, A.F.and A.M.; Montreal Operatic Society, practice; Loquindi Public Speaking Club.F, and A.M.; Dicken\u2019s Fellowship; N.D.G.Women's Club, executive meeting.Wednesday: Electa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star: Victorian Order of Nurses; Westmount Rotary, regular weekly luncheon meet- Lodge., ection.ofy Major-Arthup.-MoBean | Cars Damaged In Collision At Junction Considerable damage was caused both vehicles when an automobile driven by Mrs.Hermann Van Eiken, 44556 Montrose avenue, and a truck operated by Carlo Piccoli, 2585 St, Charles street, collided at the intersection of Westmount and Sydenham avenues, at 4.10 o'clock Monday afternoon, At the time of the accident Mrs, Van Eiken was proceeding from south to north on Sydenham and the truck was travelling from cast to west on Westmount avenue, Both doors on the right side of the car were ripped from their hinges as were the two righ mudguards.The radiator grill and fenders on the \u2018truck were damaged.NEW MEMBERS JOIN UNIT OF BOYS BRIGADE Rev.Dr.W.0.Mulligan, Chaplain, Conducted Service on Sunday New members of the First Westmount Company \u2018of the Boys Brigade were officially enrolled on Sunday morning at the annual enrolment service, conducted by the Chaplain, Rev.Dr.W.O.Mulligan.In his remarks, Dr.Mulligan referred to the Brigade's an- eu with the motto, \u201cSure and ddtéat\"Tfacifhéa OH it.This complete insignia is based on the verse of Scripture, (Heb.6-19) \u201cWhich hope we have as an Anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast,\u201d and was chosen by the founder, Sir Wm.Smith, to aym- bolize the solid foundation upon which every boy should build his life.Following the address, officers were re-dedicated to their tasks and then N.C.0.'s, followed by the new recruits, who took their pledge as members of The Boys\u2019 Brigade.Following the service, the company marched to Claremont avenue via Sherbrooke Street and thence to Western and Grosvenor Avenues where it was dismissed.Each boy received his membership card, presented by Captain Richardson and Lieutenant Sutherland.Rev.Dr, T.A.Wilson attended the regular Brigade meeting on Friday.He inspected the boys and was very much impressed with the display of activities he witnessed.During the evening the following bpys were promoted: Donald Taylor and Philip Lamb to Sergeants and Duncan Patterson and Robert Morrow to Corporals.Several additional promotions will have to be made in the near future due to the size of the company.A new squad has been formed which will be under Corporal Morrow and care for all new recruits who are admitted from now on, Preparations, are now being made for the award to be presented to Sergeant Donald Taylor for having -rescued a young lady from drowning in Orford Lake, last summer.Brigade headquarters\u2019 in London announced they were happy to make this award and a letter of congratulation from the Brigade president, The Earl of Home, has been sent to Sgt.Taylor.Arrangements will be made for the presentation to take place at a public meeting.3 Model builders are getting busy for the Christmas display of Company handicraft, and classes on Tuesday evenings are well patronized by boys in the company.Lea- thercraft is to commenge this week.\" REGOLAR MEETING IS HELD BY SISTERHOOD The regular monthly meeting of the Montreal Protestant Ministerial Association will be held in the Willingdon room of the Central Y.M.C.A,, Drummond Street, on Monday, November 13th, at 10.30 a.m, à ! | tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.The opening ceremony The show is one of the most important held by the Westmount Parks Department and is eagerly awaited alike by botanists and members of the general public.With the exception of this Friday the display will ba open to the public on week days from 10 a.m.until 10 p.m., Saturdays included, Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m.until 6 pm.The exhibit will continue as long as the flowers remain in good condition, this depending largely on weather conditions, Special Efforts Special efforts have been taken to make the show an unusual success this year and the Chrysanthemums are expected to be even more varied in color and type than in the past.The plant that was originally grown in Japan and which blooms in Nov, and Dec., is a particular favorite of all lovers of flowers and those grown in the Westmount municipal greenhouses recognized as among the finest in this part of Suntry.of the 'thumbry, ~ re VETERANS RMR WILL ATTEND MANY SERVICE Will Attend Service at Westmount Cenotaph Sunday Afternoon \u2014 Civilian Clothes Veterans of the Royal Montreal Regiment will have a busy weekend {fulfilling important engagements, The itinerary now completed, includes the following: Saturday morning November 11 veterans willefall in at 10 a.m.in the Concourse of Windsor Station for parade to Cenotaph Service Dominion Square, Saturday evening 7 p.m.veterans will assemble at the Armory 46256 St.Catherine Street West for 25th Anniversary Re-union dinner.The largest turnout of veterans in the history of the regiment is expected.More than 100 officers and N.C.0.'s of the new active service regiment, together with a large delegation of out-of-town R.M.R.veterans are also expected to he present on this historic.occasion.Sunday morning, November 12, 9 a.m, veterans will fall in at the Armory for parade with the active service battalion to St, Stephen's Church.Sunday afternoon, 2 p.m., veterans will fall in at the Armory for parade with active service bat- tallion to memorial service at Westmount Cenotaph, Dress: All parades.Civilian clothes, red berets and medals.will be officiated al by Panet Raymond, Commissioner of Parks and a large turnout pected to be present for the occasion, + ER WAR DEAD SUNDAY Annual Display To Open On Friday At City\u2019s Greenhouse Chrysanthemum \u2018Display Sponsored by City of West- mount \u2014 Special Efforts to Give Fine Exhibit \u2014 Alderman Raymond Will Officiate at Opening \u2014 Will be Open to Public The annual Chrysanthemum display sponsored by the City of Westmount and which never fails to attract thousands of persons to the municipal greenhouses ut the rear of Victoria Hall, will be opened Alderman B, is ex- PRIZES TO BE PRESENTED AT VICTORIA HALL Winners in Contests Held Under City's Recreational Plan to be Rewarded Then Annual Presentation of prizes for all Municipal Recren- tion Groups, Tournaments, Competitions, Leagues ete, will take place in the newly decorated Vie- torin Hall on Saturday evening, November 18th, À large number of activities has been carried on during the past year.in, the city\u2019s: public recreational program under \u2018the leadership of Norman Sipyth.The names of all those who have been successful in winning competitions will be published in the next issue of the Examiner, Thesc will in clude hockey, softball, tennis, putting, sports days, treasure hunts, handicraft groups, swimming awards, gardena and other playground activities.Handicraft samples selected from the many articles made by the children during July and August will be on exhibition at 7.80 p.m., along wilh a most interest ing exhibit of stamps which is: being shown by the Westmount: Stamp Club.Presentation of prizes will commence at 8.15 p.m.pected to be present.Following the exhibition and presentation of prizes, a dance will be held in the main ball-room of the Victoria Hall.The orchess tra directed by Herb Morrissey will be in attendance.As this annual affair is greatly looked fore ward to by the cilizens of West, mount, a large attendance is plans ned for and every interested West- mounter is invited Lo attend.Emanu-El Groups Plan Dedication Ceremonies Sydney Isaacs, chairman of the Temple Emanu-E] Building Committee and his co-workers are busily engaged in putting the finishing touches on the Temple Community House.The Dedication Committee as well as the Sisterhood Equinment Committee are now planning the ceremonies of dedication and equipment for the handsome new structure, which is adjoining the Temple proper.ILL Peter Tremaine, editor of the Westmount Examiner is confined to his home through illness, Robert McFarlane, of 6136 Hamilton street, Montreal, a messenger for Violet May, 1810 St.Catherine street, west, suffered a fractured ankle when his bicycle collided with the \u2018side of a truck, driven by Emery Pichelli, St.Benoit, County two, Que., on Atwater avenue, at the corner of Selby street, on Friday afternoon at 3.20 o'clock.The messenger was taxen to the Western Division of the Montreal Suffers Fractured Ankle In.Bicycle-Car Collision General Hospital where it was re ported that his injuries were not serious.The accident occurred when Mc- Farlane's bicycle collided with the side of the truck as both machines were proceeding in a southerly direction on Atwater.The truck driver attempted to make a right turn to proceed west on Selby.The back wheels of the heavy vehicle passed over the bicycle, almost completely destroying it.by several of: the city's aldermen who are ex- a nag pére Lee cimetière ei rie paie ro le crane PAGE TWO The : 3 Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the Lity ol Wrstigeunit, Garden Suburb of Canadas Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Offices 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2778° \u201cThe Ezsminer\u201d sims to be sn independent, clean mewapsper for the homs.devitew to publie service.EE meme WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939 I THINGS TO REMEMBER The armistice which ended the Great War of 1914-1918 will be commemorated genzral- ly Saturday, the two-minutes silence being observed at eleven o'clock\u2014the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.Although we still are suffering from the wounds of the last conflict, we find ourselves this Remembrance Day engaged in greater war, so that our services on Saturday \u2018and Sunday will be doubly significant.war, even more than the last, is a war for the survival of everything free people hod most dear.Liberty has been challenged throughout the world by men who are probably the most absolute despots of the past thousand years.Only in France, the British Empire, a handful of lesser European countries, and the United States does freedom still ring.War is a hateful thing\u2014a recourse to which civilized men are driven only as a last resort.France and Britain postponed recourse to it until ali means of avoiding the issue were exhausted.But when it had finally to be faced, they took up the challenge.And it is to Canada\u2019s everlasting glory that we ranged ourselves at their side, without hesitation in the great crusade, above all, that freedom still lives where the flag of Britain flies, and God granting we win this war, this freedom will be passed on to our children and our children\u2019s children, A HEALTHY SIGN One of the healthiest results of the recent Provincial election campalgn was the manner in which the voters forsook party allegiance to vote \u2018\u2018for the man\u2019\u2019 or for the pirnciple involved.Years ago Sir Wilfrid Laurier condemned the habit of party voting to the exclus- lon of all other considerations retard national development.Sir Wilfrid was not complaining from the opposition benches at the time\u2014it was during his long tenure of roffice that he made his famous speech on the .subject; consequently, he spoke with absolute sincerity.Condemnation of the party vote, however, .was not condemnation of the for Sir Wilfrid was a strong party man.He believed, as most thinking people do today, that the British two-party parliamentary system of government Is the best the world has evolved; but its benefits are largely lost when the peo- another and This high GER will as tending to party system, must RE pp pane indeed.MAN FINANCES 1 be a year or so hence.THE LUCKY PLUMBERS Plumbers working under pressure to transform a Windsor auto plant into winter barracks for the Essex Scottish Regiment are reported to have been quite satisfied with their $1.25- per-hour wage\u2014until C.!.O.guardian angels came along this week and notified them they mustn\u2019t work overtime unless they are paid double the hourly rate.Thus, for a nine-hour day, say, on this wartime rush job, the John L.Lewis emissaries insist on payment of $12.50.These figures may represent an honest wage, provided the work is efficiently done.But, in comparison to the $1.30 a day paid the boys in khaki, doesn't the C.1.0.\u2019s double- for-overtime demand seem just a teeny bit.ridiculous?ple at large form the habit of voting a party ticket, regardless of the character or qualifications of the candidate or the issues involved in the e'ection, From this point of view, the result of the recent election was encouraging to those who want to see the system working at its best.The yoters all over the province, voted on the issues and on the auality of the candidates.This anplied even in those divisions where Natisnal Union men were elected \u2014 men like Hon, Johnny Bourque and Hon, Mr.Sauve won because their personal popularity and integrity overba'anced the unpopularity of the issues their party snonsored.In other constituencies, like Notre Dame de Grace and Westmount, the voters found both the issue and the candidate under a party banner which they tradi- tiona'ly have opposed, yet they did not hesitate to change their al'egiance when they considered it right that they should do so.This is a healthy and encouraging tendency.The voters should not be party followers.They are the ultimate judges of all politicians, statesmen, and other public men, and they should cast their ballot with the same impartiality that a judge renders a verdict after hearing all the evidence.If they would develop the habit of doing that consistently and conscientiously, public life would be lifted to a German newspapers are publishing statements in the hope of proving that the country is in prosperous financial condition and well able to carry the war to a The weakness is that German newspapers publish everything the Government wants published \u2014 which means, of course, that no importance can be attached to their statements.It is impossible to believe that Germany's financial condition is good.The country was in a bad way long before the war started.What must it be now?And picture what it victorious end.\u2019 Ine WESTMOUNT EXAMINER | REVIEW .BY .HOWARD §.ROSS RSS EN \u201cANNE OF INGLESIDE\u201d By L.M.Montgomery With a frontispiece \u2018Anne\u2019 in color by Charles V.John McClelland & Stewart, Limited, 245-249 Victoria Street, Toronto.Price $2.25; Pages 323 When Anne of Green Gables wnarried Dr.Gilbert Blythe, her first year was spent in the House of Dteams, and then they purchased the lovely place they named In- gleside, .Anne of Ingleside she is now.with her small children laughing through the days, romping in the brick-walled garden, playing pirates along the orchard brook, fleeing from ghosts in the old graveyard.The escapades of the small youngsters enliven the pages.At Windy Poplars she was a charming young girl; at Ingleside she is a delightful young mother.gay and ready for the adventures of each day.One of the most attractive characters of the author is the faithful maid Susan who speaks her thoughts with no frills, and brooks no nonsense, but whose heart is in \u2018the right place.Humor and pathos march.side by side and Anne Shirley is the same attractive character we knew at Green Gables.The author has a world wide following, to whom she is known as the creator of several charming girl characters\u2014Anne of Green Gables, Emily of New Moon and Pat the heroine of Silver Bush.The setting of most of her stories is her native province of Prince Edward Island, although she has for many years made her home in Ontario.Her books have been translated into Danish, Swedish, Dutch, Polish, French and Braille.They are popular in England, Australia and 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rts 35 CLASSIFIED ADS de ein FOR SALE professional typo boots Youth's overcoat, size 33, $5.00, Monkland, Apt.7.size 7, $6.00.\"970 U-210 fit, skirt and dress, size 3.New p sult, size 6 DE.1074.U FOR SALE FOR SALE UPRIGHT piano $35.00 cash, WE.| DINING ROOM sulte, nine pleces, 5438.U-315j walnut, $75.00, EL.4792.U-i6s ONE palr CCM extra apeclal skates, LARGE WARDROBE, crib, English carriage, man\u2019s overcoat, winter out- lay- -164 MAJESTIC HEATER, ment, ple oven, enamel dropside cot.Girls\u2019 rane EL.5580.double ele- baby bath, ttes, size 54.U-203 FIRE BCREEN, 254 x 21% Muskrat coat $10.00.Blue suit, 3 plece: $6.00.Boy's size 10, $2.00.WA, 1840.overc $2.00.knitted oat, U-163 Crossword Puzzle HOCKEY SKATES, 5, f!gure skates 9, 3, 4.Tube skates 6, ski boots 6.Green ski sult 14, Leather Jacket, 12.Raincoat 10.Skating dress 9 Wool dress 14.WI, 3073.U-209 THREE SKIN Hudson Bay Sable neckplece, practically new, $375.00 cash or nearest reasonable offer.Large wardrobe trunk $10.00, Cast 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evening Io v GARAGE To LET 57 dress with Jacket, Size 4 worn | WESTMOUNT, Victoria Ave.Garage.Oe I pay blue suit, sine 3 : Just below Sherbrooke; delivery ser- one - ] vice.BL, 0767.Ne?34 3 PIANO, walnut, stuffover armchaï ' FÔR SALE with slipcover and footstool.Axmin- ter hall runner 2 x 9 EL, 1966.PLAIN DARRYMORE RUG with 38 ' U-149 fringe, size 9 x 146\", color ra\u2018'sin : with pad.Guaranteed never used, 42 43 __ CARTAGE & STORAGE ___ ' bargain for $85.00.WE.338, N-10 NOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANS- 3 FER.local and long distance mov: ee ue never 45 7 hs ers; also storage.DE.3110.N-§ $18; Runner Mats; Fine Bedroom: ; EDUCATIONAL Gibbard dining room: Studio Set; 49 50 51 53 EXPERIENCED GOVERNESS will Gateleg: Bookcase; Tables.Selling teach young children at her own home immediately, Fi, 1950.1333 Greene pre TE 5 mortcngs, with transportation.DE Westmount, N-2 8638, N-9 PING-PONG table, new, cost $16.00, 1 FURS regulation size, Bell for $10.00.WI.VE WiLL remodel or repair you! 806, N-12 tur cont like new at summer prices Rownat-Cussnn-Ross, Limited, 8562 BLACK WALNUT four poster single HORIZONTAL 47\u20140ld musical Ins 36\u2014Treacherous Acts Sherbrooke Street.DE.3511.bed and spring $16.00, good condit on, 1\u2014=Foot strument \u201cOur Leading Citizen\u201d | oak dresser $5.00, vak sldeboard $7.00, A\u2014Constollation 49\u2014Girls 28\u2014French article Nes oak dining room table $6.00.FI.$534 9\u2014To cut 53-\u2014-Like gold 28\u2014eird ' N-16/ 13-4 beverage Er=Skii 30\u2014To choose MASSAGE À =A splri S\u2014Passageway 33\u2014Evil deed ; B ENCE .FANCY SKATES, Girls \"C.C.M.Can- 14\u2014To inspire respect 60\u2014Crow's ory 3 bart of \u201cto be\" Ode ahecial approved trent: ada\u201d on size two black boots, good 15\u2014Weapons 61\u2014To recompense 5\u2014Wearies ments for rheumatiam, lumda n.condition, $6.00.WI.281% N-1 17\u2014Endured 83\u2014Lock of hair 9\u2014Muslcal note © r h KO, Re! 2 - 2 \u2014\u2014 19\u2014-Obtains » 63-Before 1 LV 40-=Long (is eral colds and grip ete.Miss F.Bork, eave aiL's rown winter coat, 31 Musteal note (pl.) 1 pVERTICAL \u201cI 41=Thus » HA.4420.N-15 -18, ski suit, size 16-18, green, sell ~ Hair \u2014Dance stop \u2018{ 44\u2014Throug 7108 Yery cheap.DE.3902.U-ataf TS doko from un- 2\u2014High mountain | 1$_Regrets STHRRS oo RVI Test y = i joe \u2018 S \"t .BROADTAIL coat, brown fur trim- 27-\u2014-Merrviment 4\u2014Monster 1} 48\u2014To drink with, ed We say let us teat your radic med, also Muskrat coat, size 36, good Ib the past Kind 5\u2014Limits tongue : tubes and complete set.from in subi condition, reasonable.Wl.2813, of ship 8 to kind 5 WRNN ot ga Cohateltation beme.Call us tn-day.Expert radle U-18 34\u2014Sun god 8\u2014Tidy G1= pedro of respect repas.- LARGE RUG, good quality, medium 35\u2014Nervous dizease 9\u2014Clu i Bi\u2014High card RAYNAL RADIO\u2014Flisvoy 541) size Axminster, silk and wool dresses, 35-To Take lace 10\u2014To be indebted to; 55\u2014 NEW CROP, 7 CROWN Pulled Figs Ib.29e NEW CROP, 7 CROWN Pressed Figs Ib.29¢ BLACK Mission Figs \"> 30c « Anjou Pears - Pink Grapefruit - One Store Only \u2014 DIONNE & DIONNE WESTMOUNT St.Catherine, at Wood Ave.| SEE TT et Ne fm ARMA Ro im cope rT A EEE ER \u201cScotty Glasses Free ! 1 À WITH 9 DRY GINGER ALE ® Order Yours Now ° Call Your Dealer To- -day ! rrr rrr Sr PAGE FOUR Social and Mrs, A.M.Wener is visiting in New York City.> Miss M.Kirkpatrick spent several days in New York City.{ Mrs, J.Decarie has returned fiom New York City.Mrs, M.G.Counsell has returned to her home in Toronto.Mr.R.W.Dickson has returned home from Sea Island, Georgia, where he spent the past month.Mr.and Mrs.M.8.Bogert have returned from Toronto, where they spent several days, '¢Miss Barbara Hampson spent last week-end in Toronto, the guest of Mrs.R.O.Alexander, , Miss Rosanna Todd left recently for Hollywood, California, where she will spend the winter.Mp.ind Mra, F.Cleveland Mor- gän have returned from New York, where they spent a few days.Mrs.Donald Wilbande has left for Fort Leudérdale, Florida, where she will spend the winter.Mrs.R.H, Craig and Miss Jean MILDRED'S Personal SHOPPING SERVICE INquire about the Free Features of This Service AT.6200 Personals | Craig have returned home from New York City.Mr.C.F.Fisher has left for San Francisco to visit his daughter Mrs.Cooper for several months, Mrs.Richard Costello and Miss Josephine Fraser spent last weekend in New York, Mrs.F.G.Ferrabee has returned from Sherbrooke, Que, where she was the guest of Mrs, P.H.Skel- ton.Mrs.J.Charles McDougall, Sherbrooke Street West, has left on a short trip to Winnipeg, Mr, and Mrs.Frank H.Rowe are leaving shortly to spend several weeks in Miami, Florida.Mr.and Mrs, R.E.Parker, are leaving shortly for Florida, where they will spend the winter months, Mrs.W.F, MeBride, who has been spending the past week In Pinehurst, N.8., is expected home this week-end, Pa Miss Hazel Ross, who has been the guest of Miss Mary Hampson for several days, returned to her home last week-end.Mr.and Mrs, Hugh A.Croche- tiere are leaving tomorrow morning to spend the week-end in Bherbrooke, Que, Mrs.A.Bissell, of Brockville, Ont, is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Ray Bissell, Mrs.M.O'Brady, who spent several days with her son-in-law Wedding Bouq FRESH CUT FLOWERS We Specialize in GREY'S FLORIST 5006 SHERBROOKE ST.W.PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE DE.1 124 | sna > uets \u2014 Funeral Designs, Etc.H you haven't .you are missing something [@ Your favourite dealer can get you à variety of Dried of Pickled Canadian Fish, the favour of which is us tasty and as perfect as though you had caughe them yourself and promptly popped them into the pan.- \u2018They can be served in various appetizing ways ! : Dried Fish such as Cod, Haddock, Hake, Cusk and Pollock, and Pickled Fish such as Herring, Mackerel and Alewives can be brought to yout table as new.dishes.that the family will Like, Serve Canadian Fish more often.Make \u201cAny Day A Fish Day\".Your dealer can secure Dried or Pickled Fish for you no mattér how far you live from open water .with every bit of its goodness retained for you.And, by the way \u2026 you'll find it pleasingly economical.DEPARTMENT OF PISHERIES, OTTAWA, WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET?\\ mmr Department of Fisheries, Ottawa, 1 Tpptics 1 ç 1 ANY DAY A + Pense ERR 32-page Dota 100 \u201c100 Noms.rer ba eea \u201cHeit ge Address.anssssenstransttsasesesnneatsettimse get 432 FISH DAY and à daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh | + Crochetiere, has returned to her home in Sherbrooke.Mrs.Leo Paul Chevalier, of Sherbrooke, Que, was the recent guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.H, Croche- tiere.Mr.and Mrs.A.Adams, have returned to their home in Kempt- ville, Ont, after spending several days with Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Mills, Mrs.George R.Younger and her children, of London, England, who are spending the winter in Montreal, have taken up their residence at 650 Belmont avenue.Mrs.A.C.McDougall, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Margaret Sutherland for several weeks is now occupying her residence at 46 Aberdeen avenue, their son, Mr.Peter Yuile, have returned from Dorval, where they spent the summer and have taken up residence at 17 DeCasson Road.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Wylie, who were the recent guests of Mr.and Vancouver, from whence they will home in Hong Kong, China.Mrs.W.Burnett and her daughter, Miss Nessie Burnett are leaving tomorrow for Beverly Farms, Mass, to attend the silver wedding of Mr.and Mrs.J.Brownley, Mrs.Burnett and her dävghter will be the guests of Mr.and Mrs, J.Doig.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mrs.Harold Mills, Roslyn avenue, entertained at the tea hour on Sunday in honor of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Wylie, who have been rome on five months\u2019 furlough and are now en route to Hong Kong, China.Mr, Wylie is editor- in-chief of the Hong Kong Press.Mrs, R.C.Bralthwaité, Ularke avenue, entertained at a tea on Thursday afternoon, when members of the Board of management [1:0 the Notre Dame de Grace Wo- Wmen's club were invited to meet Mrs.Edith Snow, who was the guest speaker at the club on the | following day.Dance Held Kist Beverages (Montreal) en- terthined recently at a most suec- cessful dance at the Palais d'Or ballroom.Approximately 1,000 guests were present as the company played host to dealers and thelr friends.Some of the city\u2019s finest talent presented a sparkling floor show during the evening.Jubilee Banquet for a Golden Jubilee banquet to be held in the Spanish Room of the Queen's Hotel, on Wednesday, November 22, at half-past seven o'clock in celebration of the 50th anniversary of St.Anthony Court No.15, Catholic Order of Forres: ters, Ticket conveners are Mr, H.J | R.McCallum and Mrs.T.C.Jones, sr, The committee in charge of refreshments for the Xavier Aposto- late.Guild Card party, held recently was convened by Mrs.John M.Doyle assisted by Mrs.A, J.Me.Donald and the Misses Catherine Medler, Jacqueline Cowan, Mary Dyson, Lucille Bradley, Susanne Foley, Marion McAndrews, Ann Foley, Dorothy Lyons, Carol Graham, Ellen Creggham, Sylvia Dennis and Patricia Doyle.H, M.S.Royal Oak Chapter LO.D.E, is holding a dance on Saturday evening, December 2nd, in the Jacques Cartier Room of the Mount Royal Hotel.The proceeds will be devoted to war work.Miss Doris Clark is chairman of the ball and Miss Joan Hoerner and Miss Joan Dunlop are in charge of tickets, Miss Mildred Robertson and Miss Peggy French are the chair men of the entértainnment committee, and Miss Doris Kelsey is chairman of publicity.Mrs.Harold Mills entertained the members of the Board of the Westmount Women's Club at her new home, 604 Roslyn avenue, at a luncheon Yesterday, Among those present were, Mrs, R.E.Parker, Mrs.John Mulcair, Mrs.J.T, Rowe, Mrs.G.T.Blair, Mrs.C.Forrest, Mrs.D.B.Walls, Mrs, C.W.Clark, Mrs, H, C, Holland, Mrs.R.M.Stott, Mrs, J Shearer, Mrs.G.Loader, Mrs.C.D.French, Mrs, F.Rowe, Mrs, E N.McCallum, Mrs.R.M.Macau.ley, Mrs.W.F.Worlfolk, Mrs.Jean de Savoye and Mrs, Norman Southwood, immediate past presi: dent of the club.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sisterhood Luncheon .Tomple Emanu.el Sisterhood will hold its annual \u201cgive and Mrs, Geo.Hamilton, have left for| ® sail on November 17, for their|& Arrangements have been made].% % % Mr.and Mrs, Watson Yuile and | ny post at both ends of cake.Young people enjoy things like this.And A novelty cake with lots of chocolate, a maple sugar cream pie and a mound of rich ice cream\u2014thres sure-fire successes when your young sons and daughters ask the gang.in.A football cake, with a gridiron decoration In frosting will bring \u201c\"whoops'\u2019 from the lusty visitors.It's simple enough.Useea plain and easy-to-make frosting and glve it a surprise note by a dash of peppermint flavor.Chocolate Peppermint Icing Two squares olate, } can \u2018sweetened ¢ondensed milk, 1 tablespoon water, few drops oll of peppermint or peppermint ex= tract.Melt chocolate in top of double boiler.Add sweetened condensed milk and stir over rapidly-bolling water 5 minutes, until mixture thickens.Remove from heat.Add water and peppermint, Cool.Spread on cold cake.When the chocolate frosting has set; trace white lines of gridiron, using plain sugar and water icing.For the party, get a few tov football players and arrange a goal get\u201d luncheon on Tuesday at half- past twelve o'clock, in the Monti- fiore Club.Mrs.Arthur Simon will preside.Luncheon will be followed by a bridge and mah jong.rs.J.Roston is in charge of arrangements.Partial list of subscribers includes: Mrs.Arthur Simon, Mrs.J.N.Neumann, Mrs.G.G.Gray, Mrs.J.Lewison, Mrs.W.N, Carin, Mrs.D.R.Miller, Mrs.H.J.Stern, Mrs.M.Silverstein, Mrs.J.Kruger, Mrs.M.Margolick, Mrs.Edwin Cohen, Mrs.J.J.Cooper, Mrs, C.A.Goldstein, Mrs.A.J.Walker, Mrs.Mark Garfinkle, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.J.P.Levee, Mrs.N.N.Gensor, Mrs.A.N, Friedman, Mrs.H.Livinson, Mrs.A, S.Levine, Mrs.J.Goldstein, Mrs.M.À, Sendel, Mrs.S.Paper- man, Mrs.Henry Benson, Mrs, I S.Isaacs, Mrs.M.Levi, Mrs, Chas.-Liebman, Mrs.Reuben Stone, Mrs.S.Zion, Mrs, M, Kert, Mrs, H.Grover, Mrs.A.A.Abrahams, Mrs.Harry Stern, Mrs.Milton Oser, Mrs.H.Cahanna, Mrs.M.J.Isman, Mrs.Wm.Gittes, Mrs.Sadie Cohn, Mrs, Jack Freedman, Mrs.Louis Wolfe, Mrs.Harry Wolfe, Mrs.A.Michael, Mrs, L.U.Michael, Mrs.M.Singer, Mrs.R.J.Roston, Mrs, A.Bieber, Mrs.M.Feldman, Mrs.Jack Freedman, Mrs.L.Samuelsohn, Mrs, Chas.N.Sommer, Mrs.H.E.Davis, Mrs.G.H.Kruger, Mrs.8.E.Lichten- hein, Mrs.R.S.Stern, Mrs.H.Simon, Mrs, E.Simon, Mrs.F, Lewis, Mrs.G.L.Alexander.Yates-Cape Mr, and Mrs.I.Cape announce the engagement of their daughter, Edith, to Mr.Joseph L.Yates, son of Mr, and Mrs.S.Yates, Bride-elect Entertained Mrs.W.B.Roberts entertained at a luncheon on Tuesday at the Themis Club in honor of Miss Margaret McKay, whose marriage to Dr.Kenneth Cameron Berwick is taking place on November 18, on Tuesday evening, Miss Jean Barlow, Miss Betty Simpson and Miss ROBINTEX SUITINGS IF YOU WANT A suIT WEAR WLLL- AND KEEP ITS SHAPE ASK YOUR TAILOR FOR ROBINVEX unsweetened choc- The Way.to a Man's Heart » Football Fans Will Go Into a Scrimmage With This Novel Gridiron Cake as the Goal % * When the young sons and daughters entertain at home\u2014give them a football chocolate loaf cake decorated in the gridiron manner.you will enjoy seeing the young crowd at your home.It makes life seem a little more stable.Maple Cream Pie This maple cream pie will cause your youthful guests to tell their mothers that you are the best cook in the neighborhood.Watch your own children swell with pride.One and one-quarter cups shaved maple sugar, packed tight in cup, 1 pint milk, 3 tablespoons cornstarch, 1-3.cup milk, 2 eggs, ¥2 teaspoon salt, ! V4 tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon vanilla, whipped cream.Place maple sugar and scalded milk in top of double boiler over boiling water.When sugar is entirely dissolved, add the cornstarch which has been smoothed to thin paste in the cold milk.Stir well and cook for about.30 Minutes.Beat eggs well in large bowl, then pour the sugar mixture over the eggs.Return all to the double boiler and cook one minute.Remove from heat.Add butter, salt and vanilla.Cool.Pour into baked pie shell.To serve, cover evenly with thin layer of whipped cream, Anne Davidson entertained at the latter's home in her honor.Yesterday afternoon Miss Ann Sweeney and Miss Helen Fyfe gave a sherry patty at Miss Fyfe's home.Last night the Ski Club entertained at the residence of Miss Barbara Gzowski in her honor, Miss Dorothy Walker will be a tea hostess in honor of Miss Davidson this afternoon and this evening, Mr.and Mrs.W.Wallace # Roy are entertaining at a bridge for the bride-elect and her fiance.Miss Phyllis Jackson will be hostess at a supper party tomorrow evening in their honor and on Saturday evening the couple will be the guests at a dinner to be given by Mr, Hampson Gillean, Parnell-Lyle The marriage of Mildred Kelli- her, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Hugh H.Lyle, of Westmount, \u2018|to Mr.Thomas Arthur Parnell, of Port Arthur, Ont.is taking place on Saturday afternoon at three o\u2019clock in Calvary United Church.The Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones will offi- niate.During the signing of the register, Mrs, Hugh E.McCormick will sing \u201cAt Dawning.\u201d The Misses Dorothy and Vivian Lyle will be bridesmaids for their sister, Little Joan McCormick and Barbara Cadman will act as flower girls, Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear an adaptation of a gowh by Molyneaux, of white American velvet made on Victoria lines, with shell pear] trimming at the shoulders, the long sleeves ending in points over her hands, the skirt with back fullness will extend into a cireular train.Her hand- embroidered veil will be held in place by a tiara of pearls and lily- ofsthe-valley, The bridesmaids will be in frocks of Queen\u2019s blue and old rose taffeta, fashioned on princess lines with heart-shaped necklines.They will carry muffs of Briarcliff roses and pink pom-poms, with matching flowers in their hair.The little flower girls will be in frocks similar to those wurn by the brides- malds, in paler shades of pink and blue.Mr.Keith Lyle, brother of the bride, will act as best man for Mr.Parnell and the ushers will be Mr.Hugh E.McCormick and Mr.Gordon Chaston, Mrs.Lyle, mother of the bride, will wear a gown of fuchsia French velvet with a matching hat and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents, 4231 Dor- chester Street West.After a short wedding trip, the couple will reside in Port Arthur, Ontario.Hospital Day Shower To Be Given By CW.L.Westmount Sub-division of the Catholic Women\u2019s Club will observé Hospital day on Friday.November 17.The meeting will be held in St.Leo's School hall at three o'clock, and will take the form of a shower for the Montreal Convalescent Home.Mrs.E.P.Lennon is the convener.Members are requested to bring gifts of books, magazines, note paper and cigarettes.A musical program has been arranged and will be followed by tea, its pros Peru is greatly increasing purchases of United States ducts.CHESTERFIELD SETS SLIP COVERS Made to Order and Repaired telephone EL.PERIOD CHAIRS & FOOT STOOLS FOR NEEDLE gi 3 POINT COVERING - OCCASIONAL FURNITURE © oy Wa specialize tn very delicate work.For free estimates and samples 7933 or visit our Showrooms RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CO.5779 SHERBROOKE W., Near Melrose Ave.EL.7933 CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS 4841 Sherbrooke W.Fer All Occasions eg'd Retail Branch: (at Victoria) DE.9898 Qreenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 Worthy Grand Matron To Open Eastern Star Bazaar Mrs.Sarah Finch, Worthy Grand Matron, of the Grand Chapter of Queber, will officiate at the Electa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star bazaar on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock in Vie- toria hall.Miss F.Fox is the general convener.A chicken supper will be served at six o'clock, under the convenership of Mrs.M.Rethoret and Mrs.L.Moulton.Conveners in charge of the various booths are: house linens and fancy work, Mrs, N.Corbett and Mrs.E.Sheppard; aprons, Mrs.H.Owens; gift shop, christmas and wrappings, Mrs.E Karn; handerkerchiefs, Miss W, Lavery: home-cooking, Mrs.L Payne and Mra.H.McIntyre; bin go, Mrs.A.Tousaw and Mr.L Payne; kitchen needs.Mrs, J Barr; afternoon tea, ice cream ané soft drinks, Mrs.R.Swarbrick.Post office and wishing well Mrs.M.Cameron and Mrs.H.Nie holl; candy, Mrs.M, Towns; book: and stationary, Mrs.B.Mellre and Mrs.M.Haggie; dolls, Mn E.Wightman; fortunes, Mrs.L Bragger and Mrs.M.Pepler; men\"; booth, Mrs.F.Caragher and Mrs seals J.Hullett.Gower-Rees To Address Women\u2019s Club Meeting Venerable Archdeacon A.P.Gower-Rees, M.A., D.C.L, M.C, will be the guest speaker at the Westmount Women\u2019s Club tomorrow afternoon at three o\u2019clock.The topic of his address willl be, \u201cLest We Forget.\u201d The meeting will be held in Victoria Hall, Master Billy Baker, boy soprano, winner of both the senior and jun- for classes in the Quebee Musical Festival, will be the guest soloist.He will be accompanied at the organ by Mrs.Colin Forrest, Tea hostesses will be Mrs.Gor- don T.Blair, Mrs.E.Inwood, Mrs, Edwin Briggs, Mrs.J.A.Burns and Mrs.J.G.Birnie.There will also be a reception for new members.Mrs.W.F.Worfolk and Mrs.John Mulcair, joint conveners of the club's Red Cross Unit will meet all ladies, interested in war work, at the close of the meeting, Mrs.Harold Mills will preside, Rev.Dr.T.W.Jones will give an illustrated lecture, \u201cAround the World Under th: British Flag,\u201d to the members of the Royal Empire Society tonight, Mrs.Colin Forrest will contribute pianoforte selections.NOVEMBER COAT SALE ! .35 Fur Trimmed Sample Coats, Every One An Individual Style 10% TO 25% DISCOUNT You're lucky if you've waited till now to buy our Winter Coat! Make a brilliant appearance this season in one of these beautifully furred coats! Every new style in rich flattering fur collars! Silhouettes feature back or front- swept fullness, gored skirts and high shoulders.All handsomely tailored in imported all wools.Warmly interlined and chamois lined.por are DRESSES Dresses to make you sparkle! New corselet frocks, wasp-waisted frocks, Jacket, bolero and princess frocks! See their backswept or swirl skirts, sparkling Jeweled fc.cents, bustle bows! 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Dancing : | LADIE: TOPCC 3 PC 4892 At F | 4922 cLock ANI =| Bookk Accou Short Typew Secret Civil Day and Lal : W bin r.L S.J.1 and k.well Nie books req Mra s.L nen\u2019; Mrs, Mrs, burns vil nem- Mrs, s of will war ting, ide, give d the npire For- forte Re ET ee ES ln pr FHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939 ! HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP PAGE FIVE THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS & + Daughters Courageous Is Playing At Monkland Does it make any difference to an innately bashful young film hero what girl they select to play opposite him ?\u201cYou're darned tootin\u2019!\u201d Jeffrey Lynn, with fervor.Jeffrey had come out of one of those warm young love scenes in \u201cDaughters Courageous,\u201d the Warner Bros.comedy now playing at the Monkland United The- tre: He thrust a finger into his collar and loosened it around his throat.He patted the make-up carefully on his flushed brow.\u201cHey,\u201d said the make-up man, unfeelingly, \u201cyour lops are all messed up with Priscilla\u2019s war paint.And that make-up on your coat lapel\u2014let\u2019s brush it off.\u201d Jeffrey shrugged.\u201cMatter-of-fact stuff, this picture making,\u201d he muttered.Make-up adjusted, he settled back in a canvas chair, drank a glass of ice water.\u201cAh that\u2019s better!\u201d after a long draft.Priscilla Lane, who had shared the love scenes with him, didn\u2019t join the group.She looked a little abashed \u2014 glanced toward her chair, and then decided on her dressing room, which was beside the set.\u201cPriscilla,\u201d chuckled a dresser, \u201clooks flustered.as flustered as you Jeff!\u201d The film folk around, veterans of a far greater number of make- believe love scenes of various temperatures than either of the young lovers in this picture, laughed.\u201cYou'll get over it, Jeff,\u201d said an electrician, \u201cYou'll learn to drop the gal when the director cries he said, hair- Nearly says \u2018Cut,\u2019 and come off the set all hot and bothered to find out what horse won the sixth race.\u201d SI wonder!\u201d was Lynn's reply.\u201cAnyway it\u2019s lucky I'm in this one with Priscilla.Our, being together in \u2018Four Daughters\u2019 and in \u2018Yes.My Darling Daughter,\u201d makes it seem more natural for us to be sweethearts in this one.\u201d Fay Bainter, Gale Page and May Robson laughed.Claude Rains and Donald Crisp smiled indulgently.\u201cYou know, my boy,\u201d Rains said to Lynn, \u201cI've been in a great many love scenes, here and in England, but I've never quite reached the stage where l'm thinking about race horses the instant the scene is over.\u201d Battle Of Music Will Continue At The Auditorium The intense enthusiasm aroused in the dancing public by the \u201cBattle of Music\u201d series now being staged at the Auditorium Ballroom by a number of the cily\u2019s outstanding orchestras to determine the right to the title of \u201cMontreal\u2019s Most Popular Dance Band\u201d is attested by the fact that on Saturday evening last some hundreds of would-be patrons had to be turned away.The management, owing to the unanticipated demand, were, they frankly admit, caught napping, so far as checking facilities were concerned, and had some trouble in handling the crowds.However, the various staffs ANOTHER BATTLE OF MUSIC = in the Series to Determine the Right to the Title of MONTREAL'S MOST POPULAR ORCHESTRA IRVING LAING And His Orchestra versus LEN HOWARD And His 10-Piece Band at the AUDITORIUM BALL ROOM 375 ONTARIO ST.WEST Sat.Nov.11th Contests to Continue Every Saturday.2 BANDS Continuous Dancing 8.30 to Closing Admission: Ladles 44c; Gents 60c.Tax, checking included.BEER \u2014 DINE \u2014 WINE Dancing Every Night 8:30-Close have been greatly increased, and no difficulty in this direction is looked for in the future.Results of the contests are by popular vote, and last Saturday's decision went to Irving Laing and his merry men by 555 as against 244 for Maurice Meerte, many of the dancers being too busily engaged to take time out to fill in the ballots.The coming Saturday will see Irving Laing pitted against Len Howard.Both are leaders of ten-man organizations of a high \u2018order, and will undoubtedly provide enjoyable medleys.If one is to judge by last week's showing, however, it would sesm to be the part of wisdom to \u201c\u2019cume early and avoid the rush.\u201d -_\u2014 A telegram received by Basil Rathbone on the set of Universal's \u201cTower of London\u201d brought word that, his son, Rodion, has apparently been successful in enlisting with the Royal Engineering Corps at Toronto, Canada.The 22-year-old recruit left three weeks ago to enlist after completing his second film role, in \u201cTower of London,\u201d in which his father is starred.DELUXE ODORLESS CLEANING No.shrinkage or stretching.LADIES\u2019 DRESSES 7 5: TOPCOATS 3 PC SUITS 4892 SHERBROOKE W.At Prince Albert WHITE SWAN CLEANERS WE CALL FOR & DELIVER | | STANDARD CLEANING at Reduced Prices.[#5 59.TOPCOATS 3 PC.SUITS WA.1145 H.ZERBST UPHOLSTERER 7 Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired 379 Victoria Ave.fio 80 EL.7980 experienced OPTICAL J.E.Normandin, CLOCKS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED P.EE DEAN CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER Successor to C.Guillod Expert Watch and Clock Repairs done by a fully qualified and in attendance every Saturdsy from 2 to 5 p.m.4922 SHERBROOKE WEST \u201cThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmer\" watchmaker, REPAIRS Sight \u2018Specialist, (Near Claremont) ELwood 9890 (LeROY coiikce POSITIONS SECURED ! Bookkeeping Accountancy wa are pleased nounce thi a greater number of graduates Shorthand positions during the past T .similar perlod since 1929.Mfn Ypevriting Secretarial the best trained Civil Service Day and Night Classes\u2014Call, Write were with firms of international reputation \u2014 discriminating employers \u2014 who employ none but now in a position to accept a few additional en- roiments \u2014 either sex \u2014 but quick action will be necessary, as our accommodation is limited.4176 St.Catherine, Westmount, near Greene to announce that we have placed in permanent month than in any of these positions office help.We are, consequently, and Allen.Lovely, red-headed Susan Hayward finds it hard to resist Joseph Allen, Jr.when he presents his new Paramount drama, \u201cOur Leading Citizen,\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday.The picture stars Bob Burns in his grandest role as a lawyer-philosopher who, among other things, straightenes out the romantic difficulties of Miss Hayward leas for her love in the NOTED- PIANO MASTER GIVES FINE PROGRAM Reginald Stewart \u201cOpens Nine O'Clock\u2019s With Splendid Recital By Frances Goltman Last Monday evening that eminent pianist.Reginald Stewart, inaugurated the first of Nine O'clock Series to an enthusiastic audience in the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Mr.Stewart is no stranger to Mont- realers as he is the well-known conductor of the Toronto Promenade Concerts and is a thorough musician with true artistry.Presenting a varied program, Mr, Stewart began with Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor followed by two famous Choral Preludes.Being a Bach exponent his rendering of these mumbers displayed excellent techinical powers Sonata in G Major in delicate and fine tone, Then came Mozart's contrast.Schumann's Toccata is not often performed, perhaps because of its study-like phrases but Mr, Stewart made the most of it.Four Chopin works followed and the audience was highly pleased with the beautiful nuances.The sel- dom-heard Staccato Etude by Ru- benstein followed.The last group was completely modern with the exception of Bizet\u2019s popular Minuet Le Petit Ane Blanc by Ibert is an odd little tid-bit but quite fascinating and Ravel\u2019s Jeux D'Eau was superbly played.For those who like noisy modern music, Gopak by Moussorgsky must have completely satisfied their preference and the program ended with a Scherzo- Valse by Chabrier.Of course Mr.Stewart had to add encores.Lieb- estraume by Litz and an unusual arrangement of the Rakoczy March and the audience was very demonstrative in its appreciation.Fine Respunse Receipts from the Tag Day conducted for war service by the Salvation Army last week were $4,438.00, the highest figure for any tag day for 10 years.According to a communication from the Divisional Commander, Gilbert Best, the effort was \u201can unqualified success.\u201d \u201cBusiness as usual during alter- catiuns,\u201d reads a sign of a London Eng., store, Most Beautiful Long Stems Des.84c up Doz.49c Short Stems Carnations Dozn 98e Chrysanthemums Lge Beh.49¢ Wedding Bouquets $2.50 up Corsages 35¢ up Funeral Designs ON SHORT NOTICE $2.00 up Made from Quality Flowers.At All Our Branches; 5518 Monkland Ave.- WA.2747 1817 St, Catherine St.W.FI, 3428 5803 Park Ave.TA.HOLLYWOOD FLORIST 5036 Sherbrooke W.Westmount Theatre Bidg.WA.3122 DORN -LD or \u2018Phone Fl.8664 or WI.6307 CUT RATE FLORIST * - Es La Bergner Triumphs The Bergner scores a distinct personal triumph in \u201cStolen Life\u201d the emotional drama which will be seen at the Snowdon United Theatre starting Sunday.incomparable Elisabeth Garfield, Lane In Romantic Drama \u201cDust Be My Destiny,\u201d will open Saturday at the York United Theatre, with John Garfield and Priscilla Lane in the co-starring roles.This team, which proved so popular in \u201cFour Daughters\u201d and \u201cDaughters Courageous,\u201d is supported by a large cast of players, headed by Alan Hale, Frank Mec- Hugh, Billy Halop, Bobby Jordan, Charley Grapewin, Henry Armet- ta, Stanley Ridges, John Litel, Moroni Olsen and Victor Kilian.\u201cDust Be My Destiny,\u201d which was adapted by Robert Rossen, from the novel by Jerome Odlum, author of \u201cEach Dawn 1 Die,\u201d is a straight-from-the-heart tale of two young \u201cnobodies\u201d who fall in love and marry, and who ask nothing of the world except the right to earn their livings and a place to hang their hats, But even these simple things are denied them, because the boy is a fugitive from justice, for a murder which he didn't commit.Even when the boy, through his heroism, aids in the capture of a band of notorious bank robbers, the shadow of the law hangs over him, His vindication in the climatic courtroom scene forms a poignant dramatic ending, William Seiler directed, Hedy Unable To Play Ball; Studio Won't Risk It Hedy Lamarr's beautiful face is such an asset to M-G-M that she is confronted by several recreational taboos because of it.The first ban handed to Miss Lamarr was that she must not play baseball during the filming of \u201cLady of the Tropics,\u201d the new picture .in which she is co-starred with Robert Taylor now showing at the Westmount United Theatre.On the first day of the production Miss Lamarr, in an exotic, flowing Adrian gown, watched several members of the company as they played baseball adjoining the Saigon street set.Then she entered the game, run- ing bases and stabbing at Texas leaguers.Director Jack Conway happened to look up, saw Mise Lamarr catch a \u201chot one\u201d with her hands cupped in front of her face, and groaned.\u2018 e 220 ah nt tte Miriam Hopkins and Bette Davis in a scene from the film \u201cThe Old Maid\u201d which is now playing at the York United Theatre .until Saturday.° ROMANTIC COMEDY! Ginger Rogers and David Niven in a \u201cBachelor Mother\u201d which opens Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre for a three day engagement.scene from the film Lady Tweedsmuir Will Be Adjudicator At Festival Her Excellency The Lady Tweedsmuir, herself author of several successful books on various subjects, has graciously consented to act as adjudicator for the Finals of the English literary works entries in the forthcoming Quebec Musical Competition Festival, according to an announcement made by Miss D.Shearwood-Stubington, secretary of the Festival here.Entries in the literary and speech classes comprise original literary works (poems, essays, short stories, plays) dramatic and choric recitals, original speeches, sight reading\u2014for children and also for adults.Entries accompanied by original, unpublished literary compositions will be acceptable until Jan.5, 1940; each entry must be accompanied by a copy of the work.For school children\u2019s entries, preliminary adjudication will take place in the schools.The choice and number of works sent in from each school will be left to the discretion of the Principal and Staff of the school, The preliminary adjudicators will make a written comment op the works sent to them by the committee, and the comment will be sent to the competitors concerned.Results of the competitions will be announced at one of the sessions of the Festival; if practicable, arrangements may be made to have the work of some of the successful competitors read or played during the Festival, M.Maurice Genevoix of Paris Conway sent an assistant after the actress to stop the game and to forbid her playing baseball for the duration of the picture.\u201cIf she had missed and that bali had hit her in the face it would have been the end of \u201cLady of the Tropics,\u201d he declared.will be the judge for the Finals in the French Literary Classes.Dr.C.H.Moody, organist and choirmaster of Ripon Cathedral, and Mr.John Goss of London, will judge the English Choral and Vocal Solo Classes, also Bernard Naylor the Instrumental Classes.M.H.Potiron of Montmartre Basilica, Paris, will judge the French Choral and Vocal Solos; Mrs.Dorsey Zimmerman and Mme.Jeunne Varney\u2014both of Columbia University\u2014will judge the English and French Diction classes respectively.The Festival, whicn is affiliated with the British Federation of Musical Festivals, will be held from March 6 to 16, 1940.This is the Festival's third year in Que- bee.All entries are to be filed with the Secretary by Jan.22, and in the case of original works, Jan, 2 for musical works and Jan.b for literary, THEATRE MAN HAS CHANGE OF MIND An interesting sidelight is reported by one of the workers for the Poppy Day campaign.To him was allotted the task of securing the cooperation of theatre owners in showing a short movie, prepar- ed by the committee at Associa- |.ted Screen Studios in Montreal, as an appéal for funds.One particular showman appeared somewhat hesitant to disrupt his schedule.Just then a squad of local troops swung around the corner and marched briskly past the theatre.The owner watched them until they passed from view, then said gruff- 1y, \u201cSend me a print.I'll run it for a week.\u201d You see, he was wearing a returned soldier's button.S N OWDO .THEATRE SAT.NOV.11th ARMISTICEDAY .\u2014 AT 10:30 SHARP \u2014 CHILDREN'S MORNING SHOW ON THE STAGE.\"SALUTE 10 THE EMPIRE\u201d PRESENTED BY MARY BEETLES A vivid, patriotic pageant in memory of those who gave their - lives to King and Country \u2014 \u201cLEST WE FORGET\u201d.50 - CHILDREN ON THE STAGE - 50 Prices: Children 15c - Adults 25c ENTIRE PROCEEDS T Armistice Day; in Miss Mary Boetles, principal of the Mary Beetles School of Dancing, announces that all is in readiness for the children's performance to be held next Saturday morning \u2014 \u201cRemembrance Day\".at the Snowdon Theatre; the entire proceeds to be given to the Red Cross fund.A program of dances, readings and music has been arranged, honoring the spirit of service that the Red Coss typifies throughout the Empire.Margaret Robertson and George Erskine-Jones have created and will appear in a number specially attuned to the spirit of Remembrance Day this year, entitled \u201cRecessional \u2014 Lost We Be Forgetting.\u201d Jeanne Rodier will also be seen in this number together with the senior group.It is dedicated to the soldiers of all time and to those who stand behind the battle-lines of the nation \u2014 the mothers, wives and children, Miss Mina Webster will sing the refrain and the accompaniment will be played \u2018y Miss Suzanne Hopkins and percussion instruments by Miss Mary Beotlos, The second part of the program will feature several pupils of Miss Vera Hudspeth, instructor: of the Drama Department, in recitations and monologues.Among them will be Master Bryant Gunhouse, who, it will be remembered, completely captivated his audience at the Bonfire Theatre program presented by Miss Hudspeth at the N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.last summer.A variely of TREMAINE DUA A ORH STARTS SATURDAY EXCELLENT PROGRAM! * THE SIMPLE § STORY OF A QREAT ALAN HALE * Prank McHugh Billy Halop » Directed By LEWIS SEILER + Presented by WARNER BROS, Speclal Attraction A World of Girls on thelr own , .and it takes all kinds to make a Sotharn + Lindo Dornoil mes Ellison + Jean Rogers Lynn Sort + June Golo + Joyts Compton + Elsa Moowll © A Mollidoy « Kotharine Md BI Alan Dinahart-Sidney Blod a Tin Piawre A A HOMERS \u201cTHE OLD MAID\" Mirlam Hopkins \u201cOUR LEADING Unt Friday, with Bette Davis, and George Brent.CITIZEN\u201d with Bob Burns and Susan Hayward.Shorts and News.DEER an aclal Feature \u2014 -\u2014 8 \u201cDARK JOURNEY\" t with Conrad Veidt and Vivien Lelgh.SUNDAY until TUESDAY, ELISABETH BERGNER in \u2018Stolen Life\u201d with Michael Redgrave, ANN SHERIDAN in \"Winter Carnival\u201d with Richard Carlson.\u201cINSIDE THE MAGINOT LINE\", France's famous underground fortifications, manned by 100,000 of Her fighting forces, .Shorts and News.Kiddie\u2019s Morning Show at Snowdon Aid of Red Cross dances including ballet, tap and acrobatic numbers will conclude an enjoyable morning's entertainment.The school\u2019s pianiat, Miss Suzanne Hopkins will provide the accompaniments, The program will com: mence promptly at 10.830 o'clock.Journalist Will Address Men\u2019s Canadian Club An address of more than usual interest will be given at the Young Men's Canadian Club Monday evening, November 13, in the Queen\u201d Hotel, when Willson Woodside outstanding Canadian journalist will speak on \u201cA Survey of Europe.\u201d Mr, Woodside, who was born at Portage la Prairie, and was or the staff of Toronto University for a number of years, has made annual visits to Europe since 1080, (Visiting principally Germany and Russia.This summer his travels took him to all tho countries thai are now in the war news, so that he Is in a position to speak with authority.\u2019 Mr.Woodside is probably best known for his articles in Saturday Night, MucLean's and Harper's Magazine.WENDT Rn ESTMOUNT TODAY-SATURDAY SPLENDID BILL AN EXCITING, ROMANTIC .DRAMA ., .! Glamorous Hedy Lamarr and handsome Bob In a thrilling, actlon-packes drama from Knet of Suez , .| x \u2014_\u2014 fs 2nd Film, CHARLIE RUGGLES à Mary Boland In \u201cNight Work.\" Friday Night After 11 Revival of Y\u201cDODBWORTH' with Walter Huston and Ruth Chatterton.SUNDAY until TUESDAY.BASIL RATHBONE in \u201cThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmes with Iida Lupine and Alan Marshal.BOB BURNS in \u201cOur Leading Citizen\u201d with Susan OH gy Howard.TT IT TITI x N OW D ON GA HSE TODAY - SATURDAY * SPLENDID BILL! A GRAND MUSICAL TODAY - SATURDAY ROMANCE .! DOUBLE PROGRAM! of the Broadway song and Jance \u2014\u2014 man who made the kids of yesterday into the stars of today! pauthters , got the lovable \u2018* Four » fnew, even more RY : charming ro.\u201cmance filled with action! \u2018 Added Attraction, GRACIE FIELD! in \u201cSmiling Along\u201d with Roger LI.vesey, 1rd Attraction, \u201cINSIDE THE MAGINOT LINE\", France's Famous Under, ground Fortifications Manned 100,000 of Her Fighting Forces.Friday Night After 11 Revival of THOROUGHBREDS DON'T CRY\" with Judy Garland and Mickey Roone ey.SUNDAY until\u201d TUESDAY, GINGER ROGERS In \u201cBACHELOR MOTHER\" with David Niven, ANN SHERIDAN in \u201cIndianapolis Speedway\u201d with Pat O'Brien.\u2014 .0 THE CANADIAN RED CROSS FUND! SAREE ES AA \\ ARS A SL » » Lane ani ES pue RE sar orm Le 221 meer rAGE SIX THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939 FOOTBALL SEASON COMES TO END; HOCKEY TO FO MESTHOUNTS ONLY TEAM THAT VOUTI LEAPS INTO THE NENSOFTHEDAY\u2014\u2014\u2014_FINNS HAVE AT ovina WILL CONTINUE Gri WARS, L XC =] pm FINE RECORD om RE »-\u2014-\u2014n On Tuesday evening, theCrewy 2 ; Scribe Len Newton was unavoid.) die is, * He leaps through ably detained, therefore the secre.| À ye the air \u2014 thati tarial duties were turned over t * f & American football » Mel Burge, who presented the min.| » \"J be 2 player at left \u2014 utes of the previous meeting fo; } Nhe y=, adoption.4 in a mighty effort |.to down his dark- shirted foe.He: failed \u2014 but the \"only penalty for: \u201cÎnis failure is.Asruises for him! Redmen Engage Toronto Varsity at Toronto \u2014 Hope to Get Out of Cellar Position \u2014 Clary Foran's Westies Tackle Peterborough Here \u2014 Assured of Play-off | Berth \u2014 Loss of Jimmy Riddel Will Weaken Team |: King Football's lease expires on most gridirons this week-end as|t~ the 1939 rugby schedules see the sixth week of campaigning spell fining; \"7 for all but playoff winners.Coach Clary Foran\u2019s Westies will be the [7x © only local entry that will not hang up its cleats till next year when |.Saturday eve rolls around.For win or lose against Peterborough this |i, Saturday the Westies, now tied with Balmy Beach for first place, are «4 assured of a playoff berth in the Ontario \u201cJnion.While the Foran Legion clashes with the winless Orfuns from Peterborough at West- mount Athletic Grounds, Montreal's Big Four Royals will be winding uptheir inauspicious season at Molson Stadium against the champion Argos.McGill vho made their¥ final local appearance last week.playoffs begin.Coach Clarry bow out of the rugby parade al|Foran has an experienced quarter- |Z Toronto in a struggle to break the| pack to pivol the team during Rid- deadlock for cellar position with| dell» absence in the person of Bar- Varsity.nabe.Westmount's backfield,| It must have seemed incredible to Americans how three Finns managed to run under the world two miles record in a single race.The fact is, however, that Finns like company.When one Finn starts smashing records, or mak- ; ; .ing a collection of Olympic med- ter right once.which wa als, other Finns like to join in the Cork\u201d commonly known as C.fun.Arnold Eaves presented another Observation game, much to the disgust of every one present, Plans are forming very rapidly for she Scott Crew\u2019s ninth anni versary .Charles Cartmel wa; unanimously appointed as M.C.The Senior Rover Mate led the combined groups, namely the Capt R.F.Scott, the St.Matthias ang Trinity Crews in morse instrue tion, the P.R.L.was present an¢ managed to get his favorite let i for his opponents.; jIn the picture at} right, a yout ; about his own age : When Hannes Kolehmainen, 'way back in pre-war days, expressed his scorn for the pronouncements of medical men regarding the limits of human speed and endurance, and bewildered | ; \u201cD.track fans and sports writers into s re her (Shap eran the Rover imagining he actually flew, he had w d by D.Ber y il let his brothers Tatu and Viljam as read by 1).Beresior unn LL : ; |, Wihto urther ado, the meet.tion.Now that Westmount has| Any squad that can profit by CARDS LOOM AS Frank Carideo Is Shared ihe fun vith Volmart, ing closed with Scout Silence ang tasted defeat for the first time|their mistakes and overcome them ' Still An Ace particular; just so long as it was Flag Lowering.this season they can turn their[|shows the makings of a great > ë Among the guests present wer« ° a fellow countryman, he'd do.Gerald Lindsa Alb bors y ert Christie At Booting Imari Salminen brought along|and Bruce Blanchard.- bis pal Askola.Now Taisto Maki Frank Carideo can still kick \u2019em| has Kauko Pekuri in tow \u2014 with| Peru adopted emergency legis.full attention on ways and means! team.Westmount will be out to of taking their league play-off| show errorless play on Saturday and upsetting the Big Four win-|and prove that far from slipping ners when the time comes.they are now heading for higher On Saturday their opponents heights.will be a young and fearless squad from Peterborough who have yet Heavy Schedule to break in the win column this Out with the old, in with the]they come up against Balmy as the \u201cplaying Soach® under the Mba OY aes tine out Pekuri season and are known to delight ed w.Off with the cleats, on with|Beach this season the Westies ate Knute Rockne at Notre ame, \u2018 .; SENIOR FOOTBALL in upsetting stronger teams in the Is Arrang In the skates ! This week-end will should have adequate respect and For almost a decade now a lea Carideo as eme of Football's chaire Finns ze about smashing i wi 1 i i i - mpions\u2014 (Ne! greatest kickers.e still is.eir records systematically.Eack late stages of the season, Witness mark the swing in most of sport|special attention for a bright gue ol one-year cha E © 1 | their sole victory last year was Garden Games attention from gridirons to hockey half, Thompson, and sticky fin-|1986-37 Giants were the only ex-| Now a backfield coach at the|fellow in the conspiracy takes his PETERBOROUCH i at the expense of the cham- i ; ç gers that won't throw away touch- ceptions \u2014the National League S| University of Iowa he goes through | turn setting the pace for a lap or vs.Bed ne Tops, While not| The heaviest schedule of college a Jchedules fake For down pigskins to reverse the already looking toward 1940 Sith punting drills with the Hawkeye|S0 and lets his pals loaf in the watching the progress of the] basketball contests yet listed has|ihose who relish a full bill of| Score.Coach Ted Reeve will pro- the idea that 5 The total kickers.He consistently punts 60) Wake for the nonce.Each runner WESTMOUNT game on the grid below, specta-| been arranged for the 1939-40) fare for their week-end menu bably be making his last appear.collapse against e the en yards and they go where he wants nord to carefully tors in the Westmount A.C, Stadi- 4 i i .Montreal offers a wide choice.|ANCe as a local football mentor .em.ut .; .um will be scanning the score- There In Madison Sune arden.After having attended either the| When the winless Royals entertain should be a powerful stimulant to Punting drill over he turns his 4 There is no jockeying, no sud Westmount Athletic Grounds board to get the results of the| beginning Dec.16, and concluding Westmount - Peterborough game the galloping red-haired menace asp .| attention to the passers.Its the - Spri 5 ra on \"the! Saturday, Nov.11th, 2.30 p.m.Sarnia - Balmy Beach encounter.| March 6.at the Westmount Stadium or the Of the rugby range, Red Storey.| The opinion was rather general same old Carideo.He can pass ©\u2018POWINE, NO Ns | wy e Tickets on Sale at Murray & Co.Inc, For the winner of that game will| Opening the schedule will be the| Royals-Argos match at Molson |and his mates, the Toronto Argo-|that the Cards were the league\u2019s| with any of his pupils, including final lp te reserved or a pe 1427 McGill College Ave., PL.9401.be Westmount's opponent in the| lash between the University of Stadium, sport enthusiasts can see nauts.McGill having relinquished strongest outfit at the close of Nile Kinnick, one of the Big Ten's| for-all.en it's every man for (City Champions) ; ° , ; ; : ; ; himself.By then the record has Prices: $1.65 - $1.10.General Admis.coming play-offs.; th nd local k parade in the its newly won title to either Wes- the past campaign.They failed to! best, | sion (Hillside Ave.Entrance), 60c Tax ; Lose Riddell Loue Tetand University» winnere| National Hockey League when les torn or Queens, will iry to_elude| decisive test at Cincinnati, but been doomed, and the competitor included.Children 25c.sone THEE of the National Invitation tourney Canadiens hunt for another vic-|the league cellar at the expense |overhaul the Reds in the season's with the most steam left becomes Loss of the services of their y .roi id- re\" land team is scarcely formidable,| the winner and gets his name in ; ; : \"| hen th teh strides with|of Varsity.The Redmen have from mid-July to October, they 3 A stylish signal-caller, Jimmy Rid-| 7), ihe te = City Ce leg, Red Dutton\u2019s Americans.Having|Shown great improvement since won ten more games \u201cthan the| and except for Lonnie Frey and|the books, although one or more dell, who was injured at Toronto Ban yj PA nd M.MES gotten the taste of \"hockey in their falling prey to Warren Steven\u2019s Rhinelanders.Frank McCormick it is unlikely of his fellows crosses the finish last week, will rob Westmount of oi Valley Conference phi systems ® ere will be no keeping Blue Boys earlier in the season| These are statistics that must TE of the regulars wil Py line in better time than the old Rapid Delivery Till 11 P.M one of their key men.It is hoped pions and a popular contestant in| them away from the Forum Sun- while the latter have been unable| be considered in a league that is] '° ed 2 pic o patro Mek he nn Taisto Maki H Fl.4744 \u2014 WE 1616 that he will only be kept on the po national tourney here two sea-|day afternoon to witness the first|to Produce another winning game.generally so evenly balanced.tinct problem, and until MeKech- en \u201calsto Val recent'y ran , .; ; , ; : ent ; ; i f outfield wal-| the two miles in 8.53.2, and Veikke If First Line Signals Busy, side-lines for this week's game th le-h in the Se-| Immediately after the final Cincinnati, for instance, caught \"ie lands a couple of oi ; ; QE Please Dial Next Line, and will be in action wher the sons ago.a eader in the Se whistle is sounded Saturday there] the eye in the closing weeks of lopers, the Cards\u2019 batting advan- Tuominen in 8.53.5, and Kauke | GREAT KICKER Havin | tien away to a flyin will be loud clamouring over All-|1938 a8 the team on the way up.tage will be pronounced.Pekuri in 8.548, all in the same | FORUM GROCERY Parker Mall is flashing thel start Just night the Senior Group Star selections, Since the range) That promise was fulfilled this of an old Finnish custom.| of this correspondent have been year.Government surveillance 18 pre of an old Finnish custom.2209 St.Catherine W.Ee ee ee EE oui Heavy Hitlers venting profiteering in British \u2018France bought 129 American NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO tern All-Star squad.Instead he| The Cards are what is unques-| Malaya.aircraft engines in August.: will devote his efforts to try and|tionably the most authoritative weed from Montreal's thiee Senior | batting team in the circuit.John- All-Montreal Star team.Any sug-|NY Mize, Joe Medwick, and Don gestions from readers of this col- Padgett finished among the lea- umn (both of you) will be appre- gue\u2019s first five, and the develop- ciated and considered in making ing Enos Slaughter, and Terry same form for the Cleveland Rams | stands good to justify its boast of of the National Football League|supplying the fastest amateur that he did for Mississippi last |hockey.Royals seem to be even season, when he was ranked the|stronger than last year and are best back in the Southeast.being picked to retain their Eas- Against strong college opposi- tern title.Having Russ McConnell, tion last year Parker scored 74|leading scorer in the Intercolleg- points, averaged 6.46 yards by|iate League last season, Ronnie rushing, completed 51 of 99 passes| Perowne, stocky and tricky wing- lL K | ST ie TODAY A TASTE THE ZEST OF SUN-RIPENED FRUITS \u201d Ru = for n total of 860 yards and av-|er, and burly Andy Anton, a rug-| this difficult choice.Moore rounded out an all 300 craged 39 yards on 53 kicks.ged defenceman, three graduates hitting outfield.As a team they from McGill's hockey ranks, on Seei x) bi d with d i\" f eeing as the past week\u2019s selec- Combine spee ith power, an ALL WORK their roster, is not going to harm tion oe mostly gone on the| Can be guaranteed to be run-ma- It's all work and little play for the chances of Frank Carlin's Ohio State University gridders.Royals in the least.Montreal's be tried in this final week of cam- That they didn't win this year v Statisticians figure that during Other two entries in this league, paigning.The winners will be|can be traced to early season NOW IS THE TIME.the season the gridmen will spend ordan and Concordia, will make chosen in alphabetical priority.| pitching shortcomings.Ray Blades To have your suit or ovexcon: 246 hours training to play an av.le if they i à k 5-| Here goes nothing.had to remake his staff while the attended to during the sick accson CTAge of 20 minutes a game \u2014 a te i they intend to make play.O.R.F.U.season was in progress.Except When we can give Jou better at.total of two hours and 40 minutes berths when the end of the trail Balmy Beach will nose out Sar- for Curt Davis, the supposed vet- n and reduced prices.for the eight games scheduled.is reached.nia.eran standbys couldn't qualify as Peterborough wi'l upset West- consistent winners, and as a cam- rocks, an entirely new method will kers.Mending, Pressing, Valet Service T SENEC A \u201cHEAD COACH Last Saturday Westmount looked mount.paign\u2019 went along, Blades had to .\"4 Jack Gardner, Kansas State\u2019s| like an accident trying to find a College replace them with a group of (Established 1897) new basketball coach, is serving place to happen.Balmy Beach| McGill will beat Varsity.first-year men.Custom Tailor \u2014 Couturier ad a member of Head Coach Wes| Were very obliging and helped the] Queen's will take Western.Three of these caught the eye \u2018 WE.5908 Fry's football coaching staff until| Foran Legion get a very bad per- _ Big Four as exceptional prospects \u2014 Bob 4226 St.Cathorine St.Westmount || PASketball gets under way here formance out of their system.The| | Argos will beat Royals.Bowman, Mort Cooper and the .unt Jate this month.23-1 trouncing which Westmount Hamilton will surprise Ottaya.left-handed Max Lanier\u2014and the received at Toronto should serve _\u2014 experience they obtained through as a good stimulant to put the TWO HOBBIES the past summer should be decid- Westmount grid machine into full] A mountain climbing and para-| edly beneficial next year.Blades PLAY BADMINTON gear for the pay-off games which chute jumping club has been or- confidently expects at least one rth loom on the horizon.If and when ganized in the Russian Arctic.of them to develop into a 20-game a e .winner.Y.W.C.A.° \\ \u2014\u2014 \u2018 , ; Cooper Most Promising 1124 Dorchester St, W.are \u2018 i ; f the three Cooper has the strongest natural equipment.He's ADVANCED LADIES\u2019 CLUB tremendously fast and his curve Monday and Wednesdav, 9 am.- 4 p.m, is one of the league's sharpest.MIXED CLUB \u2014 Monday 8:30 - 12:00 p.m.Bint 3 I Wi BEGINNERS, LADIES \u2014 Tues.8:30 - 12:00 p.m.work wey jmpsic his strength.Still several vacancies \u2014 Instructions offered.FEE Once a Woek $5.00 ice a Week $6.00 The left handed Lanier also Combination Badminton \u2014 Swim Tickets also available.throws a tremendous fast ball, and Blades is probably counting most strongly on him.Top notch left handers are few in the National League, and in a league Call MArquette 7366 ) eut SENET./ where most of the batting power : us HBS Nr TP PY dS is left handed.a developing Lan- ! TE ier would enjoy a tremendous ad- 3 WGIE DE AVGLSTINS vantage.A = TH 150- ve Confronting the Cards is seem 5 TRON MAN OF THE - (1 & ; e 9 \u201c ingly the same test they couldn't .COLUMB/A BACKFIELD The Hidden Titles Contest 4 7 ¢ PS A quite meet this year.Cincinnati .THE TEAM'S TO! still has Bucky Walters and Paul I have found the words .ccooorcemeceereenaen.ve conosomsnacneenencon se ot Bra Derringer, and to beat them will s.be the task.The rest of the Red- hidden in the advertisement Of.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260setoscsscsscenreencecccens OM page.and the words morevrenereees correo CROSSWORD SOLUTION SeusensaVOUA MO td ca 00e s à hidden in the advertisement of TEE ITI ITTIC IOP on Page .of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.FROM RS NE ae PLRNTY > POSITION ANGIE GETS = Name .OF BALL HANDLING, RUNING = ¢ CHOVUOHGNSUHUAONDONDN0CHHHO00O ADR ND OONOG NU NGUU0HCAEGONSOUSHLGAHNNNS CON O0c00C0 AND BLOCKING wr AND ME MAKES > A BIG PERCENTAGE OF THES ' Address .ociii ni eer eects tenn TACKLES // S Winners are to be drawn from those submitting the correct answers.* | ; VOA.Bar Qu 0 \u2014 \u2014 -* | .| 4 out of bounds in the coffin cor-| Veikko Tuominen, an upstart from lation to prevent excessive profit ner.nowhere, wolfing into the honors, | eering.Back in 1930 when he was known 25 he did in the greatest two miles ° ri \u201c40 EAR Others C P Mod establish gale of bi cussed aff to be hel these que only to N Ther] of legisl their bus) EX- OF FOR Retired Hain War Retired mount pe Hain, die according this week Lieuter the force service w been give absence i dence ir leave wa: wife an Fullerton The po Fifeshire ceived hi: the Scot outbreak and at th to Canac of the W When he joine pany of Canada ing the He r force in was pro: Many regret te WA NEW W.A Manager of Inter Limited, Intrepid as Sales Mr, W Wood, o Canada time clo tion of gaged it known i of Can: Lost rec equipme Ter \u201cG Wedn 22, the Emanu- meeting Night.\u201d Status \u20ac with th Lawren Samuel Lams, / social } Holinge: of wele spoken | At th Adult J tas con dresses Jets,\u201d Ly Mord "]