The Westmount examiner, 23 mai 1940, jeudi 23 mai 1940

[" 1949 ES * \u2014 À ARE ASE | | February.a most successful book: 8 wii WEDDING GIFTS JEWELLERS a E 4046 ER AM PP = Sherbrogk | t \u201cCifizen's Night\u201d D Victoria 3 west, Mrs.Joh 1, will be awar of: $22 and d donated by Bleau\u2019 tim von the prizes are 4 \u201c40 Years in ox Westmount\" An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER Just Arrived Direct from London OHMAN 216 Groene Ave.Squire Scarf 1s Won by Mrs.M.N.Johnson, of 4115 | Street \u2014 \u201cWinners.Wall Receive Prizes | \u2018Hall Next Thursday | \u2018First prize\u201d winner 1.the limerick.contest sponsored: By the N : Business Associatign of Westmount in.the two: prewibus \u2018Issues ot ; the Examiner Was Mrs.M: N, Jéhason, of 4115 Sherbrooke street i ; to: the: large \u201cimbet ot \u2018ontifes received, contest, Judges : nad consléérante à difficulty in \u2018selecting the first and\u2019 succeeding ar a \u20ac Meeting of Busi \u201cay squirrel scarf having a value iq th 2 ot Ascension\u2019 OE was held Ÿ Monday evening at 7.30 p.m., in School Hall, Miss Al a Miss Mary Mactityte; recording ; for the yeâr.She * advised \u2018that.year, .e: held in \u201ceo: ou wit : mage sale, sodlaly win \u2018ete, .ftee then followed: The Eucharistic Co \u2018under the ual \u2018Bouc quet: tothe Holy: Father, debate; the topie \u2018being: Dorothy.Brophy, chairman\u2014-and \"This: committee also \u2018had \u2018Charge\u2019 I ceptions, pu por \u2018Catholic Truth.,Cétamittee | lie Hitérature.and saveral outstanding books were reviewed.- In \u201cfair was presented and an\u2019 \u201cIn.was held, Apart from this, there (Continued oi \u2018Page, 2).¥ six prize winners and worked al nu \u2018Heks over: those enteréd in pre- | losers apparently having gone to û i ¢omposition before entering.This \u2018tion of the interest taken by Ex-|, + petitions, \u2018 too far more closely this time, .| persons mailed their entries in | secretary, presentéd- her report |.EN \u2018resumé of the -aëtivities of fw leadership of \u201cMiss RR ph \u2018Ethel Browne, presented a Spirit- |.\" e, As à \u201cChristmas.gift,\" \u2026.consisting of 256: \u2018Masses and il *Resolved.\u2018that Inactivity of .the\" Catholic\u2019 \u2018were studied by the \u2018members ot | the Lady's Committee =; Miss the \u2018recent pilgrimage to: \u201cBonse- 8 | CoûTs- was under their! direction: 5 | of the veils, niedals and candles\u2019 .x Used :at\u2019 the \u2018Detember.\u2018and May : Youll eat them.with Pleasure which Miss Jane \u2018Switt ds: \u2018cha r- i\u201d man \u2014 was the reading of: Catho-: formation Please\u201d questionnaire.far longer than they had \u2018con- decisfons.x - poted in the quality of the lime- vious: \u201clast line\u2019 ducted in this.contests con- paper, former the trouble of studying limerick \u2018was \u2018considered a definite indica-|' \u2018aminer readers An.these.com-| The rules; aldo, \u2018wore dhered although a few entries were received \u2018with the name and address vof the gender omitted, Several, \u2018instead of bringing them to: thd} \u2018individual stores as plainly stipul- | : atéd in \u2018the regulations.PE The prize winners, along wit 7 ; and zest! 4289'\u2018Dorchester street, apt.5.1y not let us.fix.your, old: \u2018chair, To Assemble At rch , Westmount Baptist Chu From today to , Sunday, West: \u2018mount Baptist Church will be.the ; scene of the Affnual Assembly of J the Baptist Your People\u2019s Con- | Tention of Ontaïto and Quebec.- Under the: presidency of \u2018Rev.E.K.Smith; At 1s expected that &bout 800 young people will be registered \u2018at these great gather- Îngs, Conferences on \u2018themes of ost vital interest to youth wil| be held throughotrt the days.| Among the outstanding speakers ¥ill be Rey, W.A.\u201cCameron\u201d \u2018of.Yorkminster Baptist Toronto, Professor R 1.Cracken ot Hamilton, \u2018Ontario.ind Dr, J; B,\u201d McLaurin, General 2 Secretary.for Canadian\u2019 Baptist | oreign: Mission Board.Delegates |.\u2018A Yl be welcomed: by Rev.Jo A phe Prekidettt of the Bap! let Converitions of, Qatatie, \u201cand tiehee, Sen, On Sunday, in: respons to the non of His Majesty thé ig, Westmount Baptist Chatth ; give whoie-hearted je she « Mattonat Dés.ot Penitence + wi be a great community ser- \u201c| sion ; led by, th .speake Ta wil\u2019 be: \u2018business man, but he is one of} \u2018men, who, despite support} £ \u201cwill, be held! A.Johnston \u2018theme: \u201cThe Faith that Prevails: ; in: \u201cthe: Day of Gravest Peril.\u201d \u2019 Ati 2 pm , the Convention will assemble tor the Life Service Address:to be delivered::by Professor McCracken.Thé::theme will be: \u201cThe ondition ar Enlist-| ment,\u201d \u2019 In the evening: \u201cat 7.30; there vice of \u2018Inspiration \u2018and \u201cInterces- minister.The \u201cProf, McCracken i 8.7), Moore, formerly: President.of.the Bank of Nova Scotia.Mr.Moore is not only one our.great hearted: Christian lay- is.\u2018more than 80 years, is ardent as ever: 1 the things that are supreme.All of \u2018these services will be | saturated with the spirit of coù- teasion, humble petition sud.earnest intercession, _.-\u2014-\u2019 templated in reaching their.final |.A \u201c marked- Amproyément was} je and successful \u2018achiev \u2018 Scott, \u2018Peter MéKinnon and\u2019 Jimmy: Clark won the \u201célatrict swinl-.A playerg is also\u2018ghown: that the Pack Hockey ER tive out of seven games \u201cplayed ÿ \u2018 Skidding\u2019 Presented wil have as his : » \u2018organizing defenses throughout\u2019 a log barricade across st British -Isles in nearly 900 yedrs, since Wil Fearful of a Germain air and sea attack on her \u201ctight lite isle,\u201d 3 TRE aR AN England Great Britain is h Above, riflemen cover British soldiers who are b ern England.No foreigu,inyader has set fobt on t I the Conqueror won the\u2019 \u2018Batle of Hastings in Too - - he Westmount Lahey we The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis 'W.G.Kenwood | Elected By Truckers * W.Gordon Kenwood, nian- aging director of the West- mount Transfer and Storage Co, Limited, Olivier avenue, was elected first vice-president ot the Automotive Trañsport Association of the Province of Quebec, a branch af the Montreal Board of Trade, at the une nual meeting of the ovgatilun- tion held Monday jijght in the Queon's Hotel.Hé was second vice-president last vos OT MID GRO Westmount Unit Has Taken{ + Part in All Spring Displays Since Its.Forma- | 8: eme bs oi and.completed | the Westmount | of which the Scout Troop h co-operation.In 1939 the \u2018Pack | _ ct urch Will Hold | Vacation School Workers itl Bie r:| held: under, the auspices\u201d of.the \u20ac Urited Church of.Ganada, .in | Calvary \u2018Voited: -Qlreh, foe: five Tuesday: evenings fii, May 2th | to: June 26th; ; lows: Grant; © Juniors, \u2018Miss.G.Watson and Miss B.Thompson, : | partment.will \u201chave \u2018a practical 21] course fn LCK singing, work \u201cwith children will be we i ut Training School \u201cA Trataing Sotopt.for Cligiéh The program\u2019 \u201cbe .ator 8: 00- 8:15: 56 Schobl Maithias Bach, de- service \u2018worship, story-telling, ; games, .pfofects - and °\".- \u201cAnyone interested \u2018fn\u2019: andicraît.- PF onde sad rolnities dd Her 0.Miss Emme Mary yours hoad Wit Pub on Tuesday afternoon Dauglter of the d Emma \u2018Jenkins, Miss Jenkins was known.by ; Westmount residents,\u2019 'particula ly.school\u2019 pupils.\u201cJégetive \u201cmember ot.St.Matthias | = Church - ana { \"| officer \u201cof thi Auxillary, tieces, Mrs.Jr.,.ot.Mawr MISS JENKINS.LIBRARIAN, PAID i IN a: THBUTE or \u201cmany Church, the officiated at by Canon Oliver, Miss Jenkins: died \u201cShe ved | thers, George H., Arthur 1.AL tred \u2018H., of Montreal, and Thomas John: \u2018on Montreal; three | : Maxwell Scott; y ., Miss Kathleen | Ri Jenkins\u2019 of Montreal, and: \u2018Mri.al.is Pe Sturdes of Toronto.ons in su furieral i Rev.late Henry thousands\u2019 i She \u2018was an.| The First: West it Company \u2018at the Boys\u201d Brigailä was com- mendad for.{is smart appedrance and etticlancy in display work at the Battallon Review held on Saturday fn thé Canadian Greña- dier Guardg Armoury.Originally geheduled 1 Gill Gin usé wa transterréd Ce the armoury dug |; to\u201dinolement- weather.- | Colbhel Alun A.Mages, re | \u2018viewing ofticér, dongratulated \u2018| the officers for the work thay had dome and statedgit Yas the | tirst time he had evar \u2018sean a drill competition won by a band, the 6th Verdun Company winning \u2018|: the Batjalich Shield for frill.The brass band of the Bth Odm-| pany - fendered snumergus selt- tons dyeing ibe progam.1t a hand one which sige?Such: colour to special functions, Sunday\u2019 morning, «the - \u2018company joined the \u2018Battalion in a parade to St.James United .Chitrch where an address whe given by.\u2018Rev, Major J.Brute: Hunter, \u2018DD: The centre \u2018of \u201cthe church was completely.filled by.the boys : fned in singing: tainilfar \u2018hymns \u2018Following \u2018the \u2018service, |.ithe salule.Was taken: \u2018by.Major I Univeralty : Tomorrow, being.a holiday, the company will hold .a field day | 1 /Inter-squad: base- ail \u2018as well as \u2018races will be held, each event vil te pre- Team consisting of Alec Reaper! 8 captain,\u2019 \u201cWally Emo, \u2018Campbell, 1g meet.and were \u201cpresented vith the: Commissioner's Pennant \u2018at the \u2018following Annual Parents\u2019 ; \u2018Night, The boys\u2019 skill as.hoékey e, the: taêt: in the 1939-1940 winter season: With the approach\u2019 \u2018of summer.\u2018and the warm weather the boys of the Westmount Pack under \u2018the | leadership of Akela H.I.John-|= ston and Bagheera M.L.Smart are.looking forward to\u2019 \u2018resumi ; the many interesting outdoor ac-: tivities of previous years.\u2018The Pack meets every Monday.evening at 7.15 p.m.in the Franklin Memorial Hall, corner of \u2018Victoria and Westmount \u2018Aves.; By Temple Players : Saturday.and Sunday eve: | \u201cgkidding\u201d a \u2018play in\u2019 three was given by Temple acts, { Emanu-E! Players in the Com- soul?a the: forces of our\u2019 King and: and is a righteous and just\u2019 God, th worth- while: There isa bôdy and a soul.Hit atime, to drive on the bodiés of our enemies; but the; God.\u2018for\u2019 His divine.assistance in.the gent \u2018task which \u201cIf we.were: NE for.nothing.else.save the pres- ; ervation of the tight to turn to.God \"trouble, confident iin the knowledge: that He does hear e cause would be ler.may be able, for.power behind.that.drive is only tending to separate more 2nd, more.body.from\u2019 soul.ot Hitler for.strength and help.id strength, a very present help in.Lord.God of And what is man without a We, should be thankful \u2018that this\u2019 Sunday we turn to !God is our Refuge time of trouble.\u2019 osts, be with us yet.t 5 => IS SPEAKER AT ISCHOOL DINNER | Mustrates Address by Educational Films at Meeting.of \u2018St.George's School 3: D.M.Griffin, of 'Tor- C outlined-new techniques In the education of children toward mental health, at a dinner meel- ing of St.George\u2019s School parents and friends in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Friday night.Dr.Gritfin told how discussions of tiims showing problems fairly common to children, by achool \u2018munity House Auditorium.Credit\u2019 fa due Miss Dorothy Davis, directress and : \u2018the members of the cast, 4 Constance Carlin, Norman Wolfe,\u201d \u2018Edna Friedman, Bernard Berlin, Hershell ; Lewis, Shirley Bercoviteh, Joseph Cooper, Ben Lazoff and Emmy.Helm, for.à splendid evening's entertainment, Among those on: the staff \u2018who co-operated.were Isidore { Shugar, \u2018George.Gilbert, sol.Ein, and\u2019 George Rothbart, N NS N MAMA ze Today: Order \u2018ot.Scottish Clans, Tomorrow: Westmount Concis mn True Kindred, \u2018Manchester Unity, ; Independent Ordér ot Foresters pupils, had hrought out their {own solutions to the situations N| ralsed by the pictures.In some N| cases, he said, the youngsters dix- DN played \u201camazing insight: into 8! human condiict.\u201d le stressed N (that it was useless Lo \u2018Îinpose a RX conclusion on the group In the | form of a \u201cmoral; thé essential > | point was that the children (hem- selves should find their answers to the questions Implied by the \u201cI'situation; John B.Frosat reported on the: 50 per cent enrolment increase : tor the current season which, foi- lowed extension of the school's {facilities a year ago, and urged: early.application Aor enrolment: 5 DEW | King.} | wished that a leader could arise {1h \u2018Canada strong enough to coms ~[that had existed betwean the the! Rotary Clubs significant because \u2018jan states such: 3.{Canadian Atr\u201d Force) | the adjutant; of a 5 - x.N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N NS N N NI N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NY y Free En CLUBS IN Says People of Empire Will LS Jersey \"Ar.this erudial period when \"| tnvasjon \u201cby a uation that balds demoorasy so denr \u2018to all of ug, celebrate the anniversary of the bir addressing an .inter-clty meetiiig o \u2018Westward Rotary Clubs n -Vietor | HARDWOOD FLOORS | Supplied - Laid - Finished À ; Repaired - Refinished : A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263\u2018 St.Catherine St., Westmount JOINT MEETING OF ROTARY ICTORIA HALL of Queen Victoria With Deep Feeling T Year \u2014 Wishes Strong Leader Coüld Anse Canada to Aid Cause of War Effort tilled with the greatness of Britain, SAISIE 1 So Cleaned LR Ro Estimates WE.2323 RO Ie eK S NDDRESSES J Celebrate Birthday Alin ji England faces.the, D bility fa \u2018mockery thew pisiptes \u20180 the people of the ample th of so Viator with he dtga Harris al Rireals ft .t the Westmount and Mb) fn Mall\" yesterday, Britishers had that vêry morning showed their determination! to conquer Germany by placing all thelr possessions and thelr vary lifes at the disposal of the The speaker sald he only \u2018pletely co-ordinate iho vast resources of thix country {n'a simi | lar fashion, With every man anxs \u2018tous to do his part {n the war of-F fort thousandg were atañding by, \u2018unable to help in a war that if lost may mean the termination off, democracy, he averred, The Empire, he said, atood for freedom \"in; all parts ot the world.Hag referred to the \u201ctriendship United States and Canada for the.\u2018past 125 yeats and contrasted this with the situation that would part qf the German Binpire, Au- tually, he declared, there never Was an American revolution hut merèly à revolt against Injustices, At the time of the uprising in American Constitution, a form: of government \u2018Oia pos to Drasorve, skresdom LE, the p Le érmany, ME.se detarrt was: a nation that knsw no prin- \u2018ciples: hilate itso ; destroy countries: merely because they have: \u2018refused\u2019: it permission has\u201d \u2018even discarded in clamation of.iis basis.of reltgion « he.stated, i ous things ot England, its great churches and: statues; ita ari and literature, \": ; Mr.Harris.stated; had, never attempted to destroy amallor nations but:to preserve in: thom all, that: was good, \u2018Although\u2019 \u2018never, varying from (ta principal ot free-.thelr: gle: [the world today.owe.; | 1eglance to Bhglan she said.| Yesterday's meetfng- -ot-the-two |.was Darticularly | 3 | domocracy could: i the speaker, declared.Totalitari- ussia, \u2018Germany.\u201che because Rotarlan can only\u2019 found where.there is.freedom of spirit.\u201cRotary, \u2018Mr.Harris salé; had sprung from a self-service club, but today ils alm was to help Others.And not'only.does it help, ft also builds.Men obedient to Christian ethics must bind themselves together to give significance to democracy, the speaker stated.Mr, Harris, who {1g vice-prosi- dent elect of the Montreal Rotary Club, was Introduced by Dr.Johnston Abraham, president of the Montreal-Westward Club and thanked by Bert Cuthbert.The meeting was presided over jointly by Dr.Abraham and J.A.Delalanne, president of the West- mount Club.now exist if this country had been-| the war * ta ot over 3, shoots of paper apd 10;000 valopes, indicating tha: exten which\u2019 they use the tu the branch, have been distribu \u2018I.Cooper, presided, ;was elected chalrmaniof the Ho 028\", or the: year ending Maroh\u201d 81, An oôm- | Cooper, w dom one quarter of ihe peoplein.| frs.Jations, so it \u2018he declared; negative or.a positive value.in ite.dependant \u2018upon his: outlook: \u201cCooper, WIDELY USED = 25 10, 000\" En lopes Distribut : Eo 4 ilitles of 1776, 50 per cent of America's mom th nédini.i population consisted of English-: to ligmbe hare, fe 9 Canale À men.lt led to the writing of the Y.M.O.A,, w H.Bpoarman, executlva-sacratary, slated at the \u2018annual BOE activa chia of begulat Vivi 1d Yon.Friday > lan me: gt: - tien was, conducted.The chairman of the board, Ww.0.A.Bi a 5 $1,871: for the pre- Due: to enlistmant.there ° reduction: in membership * long as.the war lasts, this of the \u2018bi élaredl, jy; \u2018offiogrs; of .the bral, \u2018 ; pet û - tito, ratior \u2018 5 \u201cthe: Ch rch of Bt, James A i apoke; at the supper mbete' ing J ot asin international res, \u2018In spiritual Mite} | snoutrality thday, - A man had efthet à.There \u2018was.and actions, He warned agalfist?the tendency to look upon tld: advantages of c {ization as cot monplace - and\u2019 declared\u2019 that: Christianity should \u201cbe \u201cthe: creative and motive force n° man\u2019s lite.Dr, H.Southam: and.D Tes a son were named to \u2018the \u2018hoard; Woo x.\u2018 re-elected were: I.R, Tait, H.s wold and C, W.Websters At #3 head table were Rev.Dr 2 Korr, D.O.Bremngr, )» 1 Adams, À.H.Ransom, Harold C.Cross, representing the \u2018 Metr&-f politan Board and otha.\u2018oltles of the Branch, 3 Those The hint that the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars of Montreul, commanded hy Major C.F, Smith who played around Wosimount as a small hoy, may be the cavalry regiment of the proposed \u2018Fhird Canadian Division, brings Lo mind flat this unit lays clan Lo bélng one ol the oldest In Canada, Moreover it has a record of which any non pérmanent regimunt in Canals imight be proud, Since the beginning of \u201c(his war it has contributed already 180 officers and men Lo the Canadian Active Service Force.One former commanding officer\u2014Col.Price ~js now.a Brigadier; another is the Roya! Royal Canadian Husoard © das Enviable Wa Recof \u2018inore continnôns se hud had other hodfex of moutfed \u2018firat of its kind\u2019 tof under.the British, Jag S: ; (Cont % a es.té, overseas, i Buch is the (ype of have triumphantly br reghnent through\u2019 duys und adventure such lined.fn that Jgravhie history.of thé régiment, \u201cFhe ong Ride And what ride} \u2018June, 1812 to June, 1940; Fy 12% yeurs, Few regiments ing Morth America.can boast a longer: record ot foe.Montreal: warriors under Ue Fretigh ras: gime to whose traflitions Captaif, George Platl\u2019s, tro Pen clainty ir ohe sens; tô.v&inilen heif, hut this troop wa péobably the.Fmed in Lower Canada, perhaps fn» gi\u201d Canady À aient ti por Cp Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Westmount Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Serving the City of WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d alms to he an independent, clean devoted to public service.newspaper for the home, practical scale.in circulation, WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 implication.$1,500,000,000 PER YEAR! The magnitude of Canada\u2019s war effort was vividly delineated by the Prime Minister, Monday, when he reviewed what had been done since the preceding Parliament dissolved.Most striking of all the figures Mr.King quoted was the probable cost of the war in dollars to us \u2014 at least $700,000,000 during the coming year, and probably much more \u2014 which will give us a budget approximating one and a half billions of dollars for the year when all expenditures his is an astounding figure for a population of ten millions \u2014 and makes the annual railway deficit, about which some of us used to worry, seem insignificant.War brings forth great effort, and the fact that no competent authority has expressed the slightest doubt of our ability to stand the strain financially speaks volumes of the extent of our national wealth and resources.It is apparent that the \u201cpay as we go'' policy, adopted at the commencement of the war, has been discarded in favour of a policy of buying evervthing we need or might need in the successful prosecution of the war.Eventually we shall probably go \u201call out\u201d in the war effort by nationalizing all war industries \u2014 as the enemy did long ago, and as they are talking about doing in Britain \u2014 and by refinancing the national debt as they have been proaressively doing in Britain for some years.The interest we have to pay on our indebtedness is a stone neck that is a severe handicap in war-time.Such drastic measures would, however, cause some dislocation and round our national a terrific barrage of criticism, be attempted for some time at least.Other figures quoted by, the Prime Minister are also surprising \u2014 that we are building ninety nine thousand motorized vehicles of war, and eighty-two airdromes; that we are spending eighty million dollars annually.on munitions; that we now have in training nearly twelve thousand airmen in addition to the ground crews, and that there - ships of war, .sufficient faith was are included.munity will abolition of wars, and will not number is few.are now over 100,000 enlisted men in the army.Our efforts today, as compared with the last great war, are not nearly so spectacular but are obviously on an infinitely more CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE Reports that there is a revival of building in various parts of Canada contain welcome indications of returning prosperity.When people start building, it means that money is The fact that much of the money is being spent on homes bears an even more welcome It is a proof that the Canadian people, in the midst of the greatest threat which has ever faced the British Empire, have in the ultimate success of British arms to go ahead calmly planning for a long and prosperous future in the Dominion.RECREATION IN TIME OF WAR While there are some who would, like the Germans, eliminate recreation and sports in time of war, such sentiments do not find any response in this country.value of healthy recreation, especially in times of great duress like the present.It is therefore with satisfaction that we note an increase in outdoor sports this Spring, especially in those sports that are participated in by great numbers of people.recreation is essential in building strong, vigorous people as well as affording mental relief \u2014 an antidote events of the day.In this district, all our parks and other recreational facilities being used practically to capacity \u2014 a very satisfactory state of affairs, THE GREAT PEACEMAKER Some words uttered by Archdeacon A.P.Gower-Rees in a speech at Toronto Monday night are worth repeating: \"The world com- some day find unity in the tariff acceptance of the idea that this world of mutual dependence and specialization cannot live side by side with a world of tariff If we would hasten peace and cooperation, this universal peace-maker, commerce, must be given greater liberty.Every inquisitorial requirement at the frontier is a ligature binding the feet of the peace-maker in: the world.\u201d How few statesmen there are in the world that recognize that great fact! Outside Canada, the United States, France and Great Britain, there are none to speak of, and even in the great democracies, their We realize the Healthy for the depressing are barriers and general Winners Of .(Continued from Page 1 ) Or that couch that has caused you dispair?We're ahead of the rest And as good as the best And our prices are honest and fair, ' Sixth, Mrs, Walter H.Jackson, 467 Argyle avenue.Nice floors are so easy to own! Just give us a call on the phone! Our work is the best From \u2018he east coast to west As our splendid past-record has shown.Seventh, Miss Diana Brown, 4691 Westmount avenue, You know, it is never too late Your bathroom to tix, renovate! Or a new kitchen sink, Would improve, don\u2019t you think And make your home more up to dats, LETTERS to the EDITOR .The Editor, The Examiner, Dear Sir: On behalf of the Occupational Therapy Centre, 1 wish to express our very grateful thanks to you for giving us so much valued publicity in your paper.We have, already had several responses from people living in Westmount and some have eten come to pay us a visit at the Centre, I hope one day we may have the pleasure of a visit from you yourself, * Yours very sincerely, Mrs.Alastair Macdonald, Director.* * Of Course! The train was just pulling out when a breathless lad dashed to the ticket window.\u201cHurry up,\u201d he gasped.round-trip ticket.\u201d \u201cWhere to?\" asked the agent.\u201cWhy, back here.Where do you think?\u201d \u2014 St.Petersburg Pilot.\u201cA The Westmount Examiner Words for AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE i \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"Town & Country Motors 372 Victoria Ave.Armin rss \u2014trmte WAlnut 2773 35.CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE CHESTIRPIELD set, typewriter, ra- SIMMONS\u2019 day couch, bridge lamp, UNUSUAL opportunity! Handsome dio combinatton, High \u2018chair, baby [vanity lamp and shades, pictures, Rug, never used, bargaln $20.00; basket, plano accordion.No dealers.4308 St.Catherine West, Q-2 BLUE SATIN elderdown puff, beau- pair drapes and lambrequin, red cont, racoun collar, size 14-18, DIZ.2629.Call evenings.Girls\u2019 W-80 chesterfield suite, $50.00; modern bedroom, $66.00, Gibbard dining room, studio set, scatler mats, gateleg, bookcase, tables.FI, 1950, 1353 Greene ize 16 $20.00$ Bh } Westmount .St design, cost $25.00, sell $6.00, dol.COW AND horse manure.EE Westmount.Waals fu.1105-6 Open Evenings - = , 0181.W-75 SILVER CORNET \u2018B\u2019 flat, suitable \u2018438 Packard 6 Sedan .795.SEVERAL gentleman's tail suits, siz- ge \u2014 for band or ochestra.With morocco 1138 Bulok Century 8 Sedan .gas.os 38-40.win sell very reasonably.GAS STOVE, broiler hitached, mrdly case, cheap for cash.EL.9534, W-115 438 Ford Business Coupe enue 476, 2086 Tupper St.6:8 p.m.\u2014 en tr Outremont, Pris oot BABY'S cream enamel crib, large 137 Packard 8 Sedan .842.ENGLISH baby pram, $6.00, Tele- - size, good condition, and reasonable, = Olds.8, Sedan iii se + ne phone AT.7424 after 7 p.m.WW-65 TWO eompleto bedroom sets, DIE.5445.W-ils , ackar , ; foc rings and mattresses, cream an T5 7 Lane .695, BULHORN folding organ, perfect con- pring: sses, ICE BOX, white enamel, also Quebec 35 Sara Stand.8 Lim.875 dition, most suitable, for country ob mahogany, dining room sot, Ter T1 Heater, both good condition and ren- CONVERTIBLE MODELS camp, WE.3075 .W-g4 able, WE.F038, \u201c| sonable.DE.6795.W-111 37 Packard 120 Conv.Coupe .$725.|'FWiN BEDS - complete, double bed, DRESSES nnd coma, sizes 12 and REAL CHINÉSE Mah Jong set in 137 Chrysler 8 Conv.Coupe .695 burpau, nil In excollent condition.14, like new.DE.7503.5062 N.D.G.perfect condition, will sell at a bar- 138 Packard 120 Conv.Sed.:| AT, 70752.+ W-69 avenue.W-82 gain.CR.0366.W-110 55 Bulk a! Snip ate 1110 1398, CHILD'S two whecléd sidewalk Dbi- 128 Packard Custom Roadster , 178.\u2014~ (cycle, gvod condition $7.00.EL, 2141.- , MANY OTHERS SR \u2014\u2014 W-108 Most of these cars have 1840 Hcenses BOY'S BIKE just like new, with full and hesoai OMS ea ES ons ar on accessorles, complete $16.00.DE, pal, other special fe .: .2204 Girouard, - own guarantee and have .WwW d I boon Cconditionsd.See them before A OSS.* or uzz e OAK REFRIGERATOR, suitable for buying.\u2018 nn oes en country.$3.00.DE.8340.W-107 pe RADIO, MAJESTIC portable, new to.LOST : ac 1 2 BP 4 Is le |?|8 5 Jio [il batteries, half price, like new.DE.Ÿ on who picked up blac 3 en on Sherbrooke st.W., last Fri- 12 13 wi MAN'S sport jacket and Overcoat, day, kindly return to 1358 Greene | size 38, DE.4242.W-102 avenue, Westmount, Reward.Q-11 TT 7 NEW 1940 partons six-tube Crane! r set, long and short wave, cost $75.00.SITUATIONS WANTED j | Will sel for $40.00, EL.5900.W-101 RDEN - Undertaking generh 20 2 LADY'S bicycle, maroon, perfect con- Baden, maintenance.Practeal spé 18 [i9 a oo Monte, IfloWars, vegotubles, shrubs, Ing basket.Call DI.9943.W-83 bak, \u2018lawns: Rellabillty Service.C.55125 24 35 26 127 i.Frank, \u20184404 Dorchester 1, Ma, WANTED TO PURCHASE he 7 29 30 Call Pearson\u2014WI.4965 USCELLANEOUS _______ BUSINESS Suits, top coat, also TED & piano for Underprivileg- ladies\u2019 clothes, all kinds of good dittile wi ay for cartage.FI.31 32 3 clothing, furniture, radios, rugs, iidrèn.p \"7 Q-3 typewriters, sporting goods, ete.35 36 37 Best price paid, Sam Pearson COUNTRY TO 34 Reg'd.1453 Notre Dame W.Q-15 APING CR Beauharnols, sum- Ars M rise, six rooms and 16 39 40 i CABINET MAKER p tchen, facing lake.WA, 5547, Q-10 i | FURNITURE repaired.beds cut down, + Ct ; : altered and refinished, no mar, du 8 3 Age Seven ; 41 4 4 : and French polishing.Planos refinish- D Nas 2 tructlon, ox- .ed in your home.Antiques, restored.room college, Unes fu , i e \"un- ; 45 46 47 48 [49 150 Furniture made to order.Upholster- cellent luhnbor, BOT * Q-12 1[+4 Ing.Work guaranteed, also complete usual r righ oo | 53 stock of \u201cVeteraft' unpainted fur- TORE TO LEY - 51 52 niture.Furniture Specialties, 1871 St.3406 ST, MAT ST.cornes on | : = Catherine.WI.9360.Q-6 iCatherigg, plat Or iy Ostros| [5% 53 CARTAGE AND STORAGE {Dros Stdee 1 01 Bt, Catherine West, \\ \u2014 NOTRE DAME DK GRACE TRANS- RE So % D Q-18 .FER\u2014Local and long distance mov- FL OE x A HORIZONTAL 39\u2014Fortune me MINE ers; also storage.DE, 3110, Q-14 : an a \u2014- L] LET 1\u2014Varnish substance amen ® ss + 19\u2014Part of \u201cto be\u201d DOMESTIC PETS WESTMO ; (VictorigfAve., garage, 4\u2014To creep _ 43\u2014Perched £i\u2014Distriet of Ger- HAVE a Sar sprint (ARR ES just below Sherbrooke Bh: reasonable 9\u2014Quarrel 44-\u2014-Mohammedan , many as p ! 3 Washipg, repairs, ic.EL.v767, 12\u2014Past 4 name 22\u2014Thus English expert to make your pet look rates, W el ; Q-13/ 13\u2014kast Indian plant 46\u2014Large bird 23\u2014Oar fulerum ite best.Appolmtment Miss Robson, Delivery servige.H\u2014igo 4S Dessert 2 Sindbad's bird LA.1922.Q-s ' ô\u2014 3 ' vhange, eee ee 1 Hand 16C A mphibian order 51 gard mat Eis \\anBe, ACCOMMODATION for pets In home- NUSUAL o unity! apr pNCSOME 17\u2014To annoy p3\u2014Possessive pro- sion 4\u2014Jutting rock 2\u2014Withered FURS 0 \u201cdining-room 2 Reusaga ble.WE, 3\u2014Sikn of omission b-Operated 41-W tnelike part WE WILL remodel or repair your ore © me a Q-3] 31\u2014To distribute &\u2014Entertained - .he 0 BAL $035.Q-i' 38\u2014Close 2-\u2014Re-cchoing we~Rather Sherbrooke Street, DE.2514 Q-7 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER The Examiner\u2019 Hidden Titles Contest following requirements:\u2014 the Westmount Theatre during the hidden.the purpose.one submitting ths right answers.will be received in Monday\u2018s mail: The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being shown at first half of the coming week arc Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, \u201cThe Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue fai Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners sre drawn from among those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every- The winners of last week\u2019s contest ars as follows and their passes Miss Anne Williamson, 3 Hudson Ave.; Mrs.Frank Wall, 20 Brooke Ave.; Jessie Harper, 59 Oakland Ave.; Eva Adams, 731 Roslyn Ave.; L, F.Harding, 32 Selby St.; Nancy Lee McMurtry, 481 Prince Albert Ave.Hussars .(Continued from Page 1 ) The world was at war at that time, Ip Europe, Napoleon, helu- med in by overwhelming armies, was launching his desperate cam- palgn against Russia.Wellington was making his final effort to free Spain.In North America, the United States, knowing that Britain had been forced to withdraw most of her regular troops to the main theatre, was preparing to take advantage of her absorption in the war beyond the Atlantic, to invade and seize\u2019 Canada.Thomas Jefferson could write in those days: \u201c\u201cThe acquisition of Canada this year, as far as the neighbourhood of Quebec, will be a mere matter of marching.\u201d Canada thought differently and in \u2018 addition to conscripting a force of 3,800 half-trained militia \u2018was able to take the field wilh 6,000 to 7,000 regulars, veterans and \u2018\u2019Fencibles.\u201d Montreal was called upon to provide \u201c2,000 batchelors between the ages of 18 and 25 years.\u201d Through the dust and turmoil and the crowds excited by the prospect of an American invasion rode a handful of but 60 volua- teers, mounted men these with Captain George Platt at their head, and with Robert Gillespie as their lieutenant, and John Mol- son as the cornet of horse.There was no regular cavalry in the province.Good horses were scarce, hence every cavalryman was exceptionally useful.The frontier was so long that adequate patrolling exhausted all but mounted troops.The country was so wild and rugged and so poorly provided with roads that simply to move through It wore alry.All through that winter they performed a multitude of duties; all through 1813 they continued under arms until peace was signed the day before Christmas, 1t is invidious to draw attention to the fine work done by all Canadians in that war of long ago.But the Montreal troop showed up particularly well.When the American forces withdrew foHowing their repulse at Lacolle Mill on May 17, 1813, it was Captain Pratt's men who saw them safely across the border.Just over 20 years later came another bog test.It was in 1837.The girl-Queen Victoria was not six months on the throne when bloody rebellion broke out in the \u201ccolony.\u201d There were furious riots, struggling mobs, charging troops.Again the troop carried out its duty loyally and efficiently, s0 well that it left few if any traces of bitterness behind it.During the period 1550 to 1866 the Montreal troop of Cavalry what with Canada being compelled to frame her own defence owing to Britain's needs in the Crimean War, and the threatening military situation due to the extension of the Fenian movement from Ireland to the United States, had motive aplenty for the strictest training.It came at last.Another June, this time \u2018in the year of '66.On he first day of that month the Fenians invaded the Niagara pen- insnla.On June 2 enthusiastic crowds were cheering troops off to the front.The threat hastened Confederation, Canada becoming United the next year.Skirmishes went on despite Canadian preparations until in 1870 came the \u201cbattle\u201d of Eccles Hill, \u201cGinirli\u201d O'Neill, who commanded the Fenians, was arrested by the General ster, United States Marshal, who previously had warned him against the intended invas- fon.On May 29 the whole Canadian force was given a magniticent dinner by residents on BOTH sides of the border.For the next 30 years there was little to stir the blood of the soldier beyond the ordinary routine, camps and drill, drill] and camps.Two events of importance to the unit itself occurred, however, one being the small-pox riots, the other.a change of designation.In 1894, the Montreal troop, became \u201cNo.1 troop, Duke of Connaught's Royal Canadian Hussars.A name hallowed by tradition and over 80 years oid went Into the discard, but oniy for a time.On July 1, 1897 came the last and greatest changes and honor: out all military arms but the cav- | \u2018The Montreal Hussars will in future be known as \u2018The Duke of York\u2019s Royal Canadian Hussars\u2019 The old \u201cRoyal\u201d designation granted the Montreal cavalry in 1813 had been saved and the Royal white rose of Yorkshire had been transplanted to Canada.October, 1899: War between Great Britain and the Boers in South Africa\u2014All Canada insists that troops be sent out of the country for the first time, \u2018to South Africa.The men of the Duke of York's were in the forefront.They were to be found in the 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles, then the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th C.M.R.'s, and the Canadian Field Artillery.It was to the first-named unit, principally, that the'Duke of York's are indebted for the battle honor, \u201cSouth Affica 1900.\u201d August, 1914: \u2018\u2018Great Britain has declared war on Germany.\u201d The regiment was placed on active service, but the men got too impatient with guarding the Sou- langes canal and other home duties, and gradually melted away.They joined Princess Pat's, Lord Strathcona\u2019s Horse, the artillery and when it was decided that no Hussars, only Mounted Rifles would go overseas, the balance Joined the 5th C.M.R.'s that was recruited in Sherbrooke, Quebec, and the surrounding country, Major D.E.Cameron, who became Lieutenant Cameron in the Princess Pat\u2019s, was the first man of the regiment to be killed\u2014 March, 1915, The 5th C.M.R's after their training jn England went .ovez- sods as a dismountéd unit, formed part of the \u201cC.M.R.\u201d brigade.It was January, 1916.The \u201cbad luck of the C.M.R\u2019s\u2019\u201d became proverbial.They went through the \u2018\u2019bloodbath\u201d \u2018of the Somme \u2014 Maple Copse where Colonel Baker was mortally wounded; Courcelette; Regina Trench.It was October 1.Every action the brigade had been engaged in had proved a massacre.; At Regina Trench terrific ar- tiHery fire, swaths of machine- gun fire from hostile strongholds blew the 5th to bits as it smashed its way through uncut wire as the remnants took its objective with bombs and bayonet.The counter bombardment turned the newly-won position into g slaugh- ter-house, but still the survivors hung on until, learning that no other unit had reached its objective it fell back under orders to its former position.Hundreds of dead and wounded C.M.R's was the price for this page of glorious history.Vimy Ridge, where Canada came to nationhood; Lens, Pass- chendaele, where the Canadians were called in after others had failed.Major J.R.Pearkes was awarded the Victoria Cross.Then the Battle of Amiens\u2014QGermany\u2019s black day.The 5th took Folies, Bouchier and the outskirts of Le Quesnoy.Their bad luck had passed.At Monchy Lieutenant C.8S.Rutherford, M.C., M.M.(showing he had won decorations for bravery both as a private soldier and as an officer) moved forward alone.Two German officers and 43 men with:three machine-guns awaited him in a pill-box.He bluffed them into surrendering.Another pill-box and 35 men gave him more trouble, He captured them too, enabling the advance to proceed.He was awarded the Victoria Cross.November 11 .In the grey morning the last show fire of guns and random rifles died away.The 5th C.M.R's looked back over the wet roads of France and Flanders strewn with hundreds of dead comrades, to home and Canada, saved by their years of patient gallantry, their supreme victory.The post-war years of re-bulld- ing were as difficult as any io the long history of the regiment.but today the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars possess as fine an armory as any in Can- and thanks to a long line of brilliant commanding officers \u2014 Lieut.-Col.E.Gill, M.C., who served in the 5th C.M.R\u2019s, Lieut.- Col.L.M.Hooker, who served overseas with the Royal Montreal Regiment as did the present commanding ofticer, Col.C.B.Price, D.8.0., D.C.M.; Lieut.Col.D.S.Inglis; Lieut.-Col.B, C.Hutch:- son, now honorary lieutenani- colone} of the regiment, and who New Officers .(Continued from Page 1 ) were two Study Groups functioning in the Parish, both of which reported a very successful year.The Apostolic Committee, Miss Josephine Mulln chairman, bad a very active year, having filled and distributed 30 baskets of food and clothing at Christmas, collected stamps, pencils, scribblers, magazines and sundry articles which were sent out West, held an entertainment for the Little Sisters of the poor and also the Sisters of service, distributed 200 cards for the Catholic Charities Campaign, held a Rummage Sale and helped dréss some children for their First Communion.The Social Life Committee, under the chairmanship of Miss Phyllis McKenna, completed a most successful year.Some of its activities, were the following: an entertainment at the Sailor's Institute on 27th September, an informal party on Hallowe'en, an entertainment and tea after the December Reception, a tea and presentation in honor of Miss Florence Brennan, a former prefect, an informal party in January, a St.Patrick's show, Emerald Fantasy, the Springtime Social, and a tea after the May Reception, This committee is also looking after the arrangements for the breakfast to be held on June 2nd at the Ritz Carlton Hotel for the Sodalists and their mothers.This will be held following the eight o'clock Mass.The Publicity Committee, Miss Philippa Jackman chairman, was responsible for issuing a news.sheet each month and, apart from this, looked after publicity for the general meetings and any other activities of the Sodality.This committee sponsored the April monthly meeting at which Murray Ballantyne was guest speaker.During the year the Sodality organized a Red Cross group and meetings were held weekly in the Westmount Headquarters.A substantial number of articles were made by the girls and wool was distributed to be made up during the summer months.The electlon of officers then took place and the following were re-elected: Miss Alma Tremblay, prefect; Miss Betty Brennan, vice- prefect; Miss Mary MacIntyre, recording secretary; Miss Marie Doran, treasurer.Miss Helen Shaw was elected corresponding secretary.It was also announced that the sum of $230.00 had been presented to Reverend Father McDonagh for the sinking fund of the ghurch.Betty Speirs Speaks .At Club Meeting Betty Speirs, well-known dance teacher, was the speaker ° at the Travel Club and Vocational Guidance Group at St.Matthew's Church on Sunday.An interesting and helpful talk on the Moral Re-Armament movement and the part Christian methods could successfully play in conducting business was given by Miss Speirs.continued the historic associations of the Ogilvie family with the old Montreal troop; Lieut.- Col.H.Wyatt Johnston, an engineer overseas; Lieut.-Col.S.A.Terroux; and Lieut.-Col.Harwood Steele, M.C., one of the youngest, it not the youngest staff officer in the British army during the war.The regiment is still marching on.Not only has it achieved close Associations with a sister British cavalry regiment, but it has com- rades-in-arms in the United States in the 3rd Cavalry stationed at Forth Ethan Allan, detachments of officers and men from each of the units competing annually at the others regimental horse shows.Within the past few days it added another to its long list of distinctions when it was chosen as the regiment to furnish the Royal escort for Their Majesties on May 18 when they were guests of the City of Montreal.It has been a long ride, a hard ride, but not without its compensations.In peace and in war it has lived up to the noblest traditions of its British forbears and of the nation which now.is Canada.St.Andrew's Church Cote St.Antoine Road at Stanton Street Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.11.00 a.m.Rev.W, J.Clark, D.D.Minister Emeritus, will preach 11.30 a.m.Junior Congregation, led by Rev.Colin Rudd.3.00 p.m.Church School \u2014 R.Eric Crawford, Supt.7.30 p.m.Rev.Colin Rudd, B.D.will preach.This will probably be the last opportunity to hear Mr.Rudd, as he will soon have a congre- THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 LAST RESPECTS PAID TO LATE E, GNAFDINGER Friends and relatives paid final tribute to E.L.Gnaedinger in St, Andrew's United Church, where he had been a member for many years, on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.Mr.Gaedinger, a prominent Montreal business man, died on Sunday morning in the Homoeopathic Hospital, He was 80 years of age.Born and educated in Montreal, Mr.Gnaedinger was the son of Louis Gnaedinger, founder of the original furrier firm of L.Gnaed- inger, Son and Company.He had lived in Montreal most of his life.In 1881 he left Montreal for Western Canada and later that year established a general store in Manitoba.At the time of the Riel Rebellion in 1885 he abandoned the store and joined the Winnipeg Troop of Calvary.Some time later he joined the Salvation Army and served on its staff in Europe as well as in western Canada.Returning to Montreal in 1859 Mr.Gnaedinger entered the firm founded by his father, but then conducted by his brother, the late Emmanuel Gnaedinger.He continued to serve with the firm until 1928 when he left it in the bands of other members of the tamily in order to devote his full time to a book-bindery, concern he had established under the name of E.L.Gnaedinger and Company in 1910.He was con- nccted with this firm at the time of his death.An ardent chess player, and a golfer and curler in his earlier days, he was a member of several clubs in Montreal and vicinity until recent years, | CALVARY CHURCH | NOTES.| * The preacher at the morning service next Sunday in Calvary Church, Greene Ave.and Dor- chester St., Westmount, will be the Rev.D.L.Ritchie, D.D,, former Dean of the United Theological College, Montreal.At the evening service the Rev.H.R.Bursey, Minister of the preach the \u201cThe on | subject \u2018Gospel for an Age of Doubt.\u201d Sunday School will meet at 11 a.m.and 3 p.m.The Men's Own Brotherhood will meet In the Church at 3 o'clock.On Tuesday at 10.30 a.m, the Red Cross Unit will meet, and all the Ladies of the Congregation are\u2019 urged to attend.The Junior Branch will meet on Thursday at 7.30.~ Wednesday, 8 p.m.the midweek service for Prayer will be led by the Rev.A.F.Pollock.All the Churches have been asked to join in the Special Inter cession for the whole of the British Empire on Sunday, May 26th.At this time of terrible strain and stress we all unite to pray for our Country and Empire, and for our Leaders that wisdom and grace may be given to guide our forces aright.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Aves, Westmount.Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Interim Pastor: Rev.A.F.Pollock, B.D.Day of Special Intercession for our Empire.11,00 a.m.Preacher Rev.D, I.Ritchie, D.D.former Dean of the United Theological College, Montreal.7.30 p.m.Preacher Rev.R.Bursey, Minister of St, Laurent United Church.Le The Gospel for an Age 11 am.& 3 p.m.Sunday School in regular session, 3.00 p.m.Men's Own Brotherhood.Tuesday.10.30 a.m.Red Cross Branch will meet.Wednesday.8 p.m.Prayer meeting led j dy _tHe Rev.A.F.Pollnck, Thursday.7.30 p.m.Junior Branch of the Red Cross.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.J.Alexander Johnston, B.A., Minister, Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist EMPIRE DAY OF PRAYER Led by His Majesty the King Sunday, May 26th.11.00 a.m.\u201cTHE FAITH THAT PREVAILS IN THE DAY OF PERIL\" Mr.Johnston will preach.2.30 p.m.\u201cLIFE SERVICE ADDRESS\" \u201cTHE CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT FOR CHRIST\u201d Prof.R.J.McCracken 7,30 p.m.SERVICE OF INSPIRATION AND INTERCESSION Speakers: Prof.R.J.MrCracken - Mr.S.T._ Moore.Farmer Pres.of Bank of Nova Scotia.gation of his own.An Urgent Invitation ts Extended to A Barrister and Solicitor Telephone HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.S7 St.James St.West HA.9238 United Church, St.Laurent, will - re (IT JUI LD Says Fo Up Ed A 1] Justice demnir Flora | ages [t a fall the in une an was aj Court day.The ground cautiol sidewa conditi inches 6 and by fre road s keep t streets claime to fore Whe lower stated Canad: of its Coun the co stoppe hap an been | not ha The advise bonnes for th for th Auto Side ed to autom 4896 Herm: hadly 9.50 y C P eH ] final in St.wbere many on at zer, à ness ing ia He itreal, on of of the naed- e had 8 life.11 for that store f the band- | the d the on its as in 1889 firm then , the firm n the f the 8 fuil ncern r the - and con- time ind a earlier veral cinity will - \u201cThe at 11 Own the .the d all ation unior ay at mid- 11 be been Inter- the May rrible te to ipire, sdom guide V8 for > Li.an of ollege, H.R.aurent n Age pol in od.ranch ng led ranch enn t Ave.Les esder st R ing S IN ge 1 ST» AND Scotia.ded 22e - | __THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 1940 CITY APPEALS JUDGMENT OF LOWER COURT Says It Is Not Responsible For Fall of Woman at Upper Belmont and Edgehill A previous judgment by Mr.Justice A.Chase Casgrain condemning Westmount to pay Miss Fiora Emma Peters $3,076 damages for injuries she received in a fall on December 7, 1957, at the intersection of Edgehill ave- une and Upper Belmont road, was appealed by the city in the Court of King's Bench on Monday.The city is appealing on the grounds that every possible precaution was taken to keep the sidewalks and streets in good condition.It claimed that 14 inches of snow fell between Dec.6 and 7 and as this was followed by freezing of slush left on the road surface, it was impossible to keep the whole of the 53 miles of streets clear continuously.It was claimed that the mishap was due to force majeure and not neglect.When the case came before the lower court the city engineer had stated that he knew of no city in Canada that takes as good care of its streets as Westmount.Counsel for the respondent told the court that the snowstorm had stopped ten hours before the mishap and that had the intersection been properly sanded she would not have fallen on a city surface.The *ppeal was taken under advisement, Charbonneau, Char- bonneau and Charlebois appeared for the city and A.S.Bruneau for the respondent.Auto Strikes Other Then Fails To Stop Sideswiped by a car that failed to stop after the accident, an automobile left parked opposite 4896 Sherbrooke west by Moses Herman, 5010 Sherbrooke, was badly damaged on Saturday at 9.30 p.m, Cum Laude Sorority Held Open Meeting An open meeting of the Cum Laude Sorority, Junior League B'nai B'rith, Chapter No.40 was held on Monday evening at the Talmud Torah.Lillian Weintrub was the chairman for the evening.An address on \u2018Medical Care\u201d was given by Dr.Michael Arono- viteh.Elections were held for committees and the following were elected: Nominating, Molly Davis; membership, Sylvia Levinstone.trustees, Ray Fish and Sophie Erom.Current events were given by Edith Isaacs.A Chatter Box session is being planned to be held on June 9th.TEMPLE SCHOOL 10° DISTRIBUTE PRIZES JUNE 2 All Departments Will Hold Closing Exercises in Community House Reli- its depart- The Temple Emanu-E! gious School and all ments will hold their annual closing exercises on Sunday morning, June 2nd at 10:30, in the Temple Community House auditorium.The annual award of prizes will take place.At Confirmation, Shabuoth morning, June 12t hat 9:30 o'clock, 14 young people will affirm their faith in Judaism.1940 Confirmatioon Class: Doris Sommer, Robert Shamaskin, Ross Isaacs, Alma Gottlieb, Marilyn Friedman, Joyce Ginsberg, Betty Gittes, Donald Benson, Douglas Lehberg, Richard Asch, Frank Liebman, Shirley Brown, Maxine Asch.On Monday evening, May 27h, at 8:30 o'clock, the School for Emigres will hold its closing exercises.A social hour will follow the regular meeting.Committee in charge: Dr.A.Birman, Jul Heim, Mrs.Martin Margo, David Marston.Real knowledge, in its progress.is the forerunner of and enlightened toleration, Lord Brougham.CUTEX POLISH FOUNDATION with.your favorite CUTEX POLISH SHADE Adds longer life to your manicure and helps prevent brittle nails.Cutex Nail Polish and Cutex Polish 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TREES - SHRUBS - ROSES PERENNIALS SPECIAL BARGAINS ON Spiraea, Bridal Wreath, Philadelphus, Mock Orange, Forsythia, Golden Bell, Lonicera, GROWER TO YOU Grown Shrubs 25¢ each All Varieties of ANNUALS 35c a doz.Thousands of Varieties to choose from.LIMITED Come and visit our Nursery.SHERIDAN NURSERIES 5895 Cote des Neiges Phone AT.0962 Will NEW OFFICERS ARE NAMED BY.TEMPLE GROUPS// Closing Meetings Held by Young Peoples Society I} and Sisterhood The closing meetings for the current term were held recantly by the Temple Emanu-El Young |} People\u2019s Society and the Emanu- El Sisterhood when new officers were elected and annual reports submitted.Miss Margery Bercovitch was named president of the Young People's Society while Mrs Arthur Simon was re-elected head of the Sisterhood.Other officers are as follows: Y.P.S.: Vice-president, Sol Ein; secretary-treasurer, Miss Miller; corresponding secretary, Miss Anne Abrams, The Young People had a successful season of activities with study groups led by Milton Schif- frin, M.A., David Goodman, B.C.L., Eli Berger, B.A., and Bernard Mortimer.Sisterhood: Hon.presidents.Mesdames G.Fischel, and J.Kruger; hon.vice - presidents, Mesdames S.E.Lichtenhein, Martin Sison Sr., J.Lewinson, J.N.Neumann; first vice-president, Mrs.G.G.Gray; second vice- president, Mrs.M.Margolick, third vice-president, Mrs.M.Silverstein; fourth vice-president, Mrs.H.Neumann; treasurer, Mrs.Harry Wolfe; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Jack Freedman; recording secretary, Mrs.Jos.Cooper; national secretary, Mrs.W.N.Carin; honorary directors.Mesdames A.Michael, J.A.Ros- ton; honorary board members, Mesdames J.Goldstein, H.E Davis; Sadie Cohn; H.J.Stern.Executive, Mesdames S.Bick, Edwin Cohen, George Davis, Mark Garfinkle, George Holling- er, D.G.Jassby, J.P.Levee, D.R.Miller, L.U.Michael, M.M.Vassall, A.J.Walker, Louis Wolfe, Milton Oser, Norman M! Vines, Hyman Jacobs, N.N.timer, R.S.Stern, Hecht, R.G.Fischel, M.Kert.Mrs.Arthur Simon, president of the Sisterhood, will be host at a luncheon meeting to the newly- elected Board on Tuesday, in the Community House.Grover, A.S.Genser.B.Mor F.Beck, A.Birman, REV, DR, CLARK WILL PREACH AT ST.ANDREW'S Return As Guest Preacher To Pulpit He Formerly Occupied 25 Years The Rev.Dr.W.J.Clark, who for over 25 years was rector of St.Andrew's Church, will return to his old pulpit as the guest preacher there on Sunday morning.Dr.Clark wielded a tremendous influence with the congregation of St.Andrew's during many critical hours of national and ecclesiastical life.During the last Great War he brought comfort and strength to countless persons because he, himself, suffered greatly.He was one of the foremost leaders during the church union movement.There are a great many persons in Westmount today at whose weddings he officiated and whose children and grand-child- ren he baptized.Although Dr.Clark is now approaching his 80th birthday as a preacher, he is considered to he as dynamic as ever and his natural force unabated.Many of his old friends and associates will welcome this opportunity of hearing him, At the evening service, Rev.Colin Rudd, who has been associated with Dr.Kerr as student- assitant, will preach at the church for probably the last time as he expects his ordination will take place the following Wednesday night.pe Mere knowledge != comparatively worthless unless digested into practical wisdom and common sense as applied to the affairs of life.\u2014Tryon Edwards.Ruth |.L., | These pictures of the B.K.columns, At right, a small but position, THE WESTMOUNT __EXAMINER FACES HIS GREA TEST TRIAL ERIN a MIRNA WR, F.in France, rushed to New Yor offective anti-tank gunk by trans-Atlantic plane, show two of the arms the Tommies are using in Belgium in hopes of stopping the on-rushing Nazi At loft, the huge wheel which hides yards of its muzzle gives a good idea of the size of the big field gun.Tommics strain to haul it into MISS JANET M.DOXSEY Associate of the Beacon Study, Miss Janet M.Doxsey was born in Hampstead, N.W.London, Eng- \u2018land, of a long line of educational leaders.Both her grandparents were outstanding men, her paler- nal grandfather \u201counded the Oxford Couniy Grammar School for private pupils.More than 200 boarders attended this school, in addition to a large number of day scholars.Following his death the school was carried on by his son.His daughter also had a large boarding school for many years.This school was in the same house in which John Hamp- den had been educated 200 years previous.Miss Doxsey was educated at two private schools and later be- gan work as a privale secretary.After a few months\u2019 work with Mr.Hancock Nunn, he drafted her to his Social Work and she ultimately became branch secretary, under the Hampstead Council of Social Workers.Hampstead was a pioneer district, where Mr.Nunn brought together the social agencies into the closest co-op- eration.During the years that Miss Doxsey worked with Mr.Nunn, he developed the Council which was a prototype of the Financial Federation of Charities here.She trained an organized a staff of voluntary workers, whose chief efforts were centred around the relief work of the Council.Miss Doxsey and her staff strived to rehabilitate families in temporary distress of all kinds, she also worked in a broad way for the building up of ch\u201cracter, and because of her association with Mr.Nunn, this has been the motive power of all her work, through- out her life.Her experiences under the; Council were many and varied, and ranged from sharing in the | administration of the First Public Fund for the Unemployed in, the depression early in the cen-; tury following the Boer War, to | the care of all the Tubercular pa-| tients in the district.She was, responsible for the home and medical care of children in three large elementary schools, and for many years was registrar for all relief cases.This register was created to avoid overlapping and entailed a great deal of investigation work.Shortly after the Great War Miss Doxsey suffered a breakdown, partly due to the nervous strain of life with its frequent air raids and partly due to the prolonged illness of her mother.Upon her recovery she achieve the ambition of her life, and went to Westhill Training College, one of the Selly Oak Colleges, near Birmingham.Westhill is the official college for the training of Directors of Young Peoples\u2019 and Sunday School work, and is recognized by the Teachers\u2019 Registration Council and the National Froebel Union for the training of day school and kindergarten teachers.Until her health was fully established Miss Doxsey worked under the London County Council, and the Kensington Board of Guardians ,then the authority for State Relief.She was the only woman officer in a large Borough containing some of the blackest spots of London\u2019s poverty.where SCHOOL BOY'S All Expense ACROSS CANADA TOUR Personally Conducted by MR.HAROLD BOTT Of The Montreal High School From June 28 to August 18 51 Days $355.00 An Educational Trip of unlimited value to boys of all ages.For Full Particulars Telephone AT.6538 all women\u2019s cases passed through Miss Doxsey's hands.In order to pursue her lifelong ambition of teaching, she resigned from Social Service Work in 1926.Since early in 1914 she had been doing Sunday school work in a large mission school, teaching children and training teachers.She took post graduate work.through private coaching from an ex-college principal, Mr.Arthur Burrell, who also taught her story telling, public speaking and voice production following her FEMININE FACTS AND FANCIES by MARGARET BARDEN did extensive lay preaching throughout Europe.Her most outstanding sermon was preached in the Irish Presbyterian Church in Damascus, Syria.She later spent several weeks doing the same type of work in Egypt and Palestine.In the course of her {ravels, she has visited every important country in the world, including Germany, Italy, Swit- zeriland and France.In 1927 and 1928 she was named honorary secretary of a committee of the National Sunday School teachers and superintend- ants all over England.She was also an extension lecturer at West Hill College.Family conditions brought her career fo a sudden end in England during 1928, when she came to Canada to care for a motherless child of a relative.Before she had been in this country three months, she was lecturing and conducting a teachers\u2019 training course for Religious Education in the Province of Quebec.When circumstances released her from her obligation to her relatives, she decided to remain in Canada and give her whole time as an honorary secretary of the Children\u2019s Work Board of that council.With all her previous experience of co-operative work.she was able to bring together four denominations in a Teachers\u2019 Training Course, which she had stated In Erskine Church, and moved to Divinity Hall the first year it was bullt.She also sevived the idea of Vacation Church School, which has heen steadily increasing since 1933.She conceived the bringing to Canada, the inestimable privilege of a practical training for Sunday School workers, similar to Westhill College.idea of who Lad his first Sunday School experience in Montreal and the Province, and who had done 0 much In furthering the movement in England, was prevailed upon to return to this country by Miss Doxsey.It was hoped that this new venture would develop into a ycar-round college, but due to the scarcity of people and the mutual jealousy between the provinces, Lhe fulfillment of this throughout the Province, Following CROSSWORD SOLUTION post graduate work, Miss Doxsey 4 Dr.George Hamilton Archibald, dream was ended in 1933 fol-! lowing nine successful summer courges held in Montreal and the re-organization of the Council in 1935, under one full-time secretary.though a voluntary worker, Miss Doxsey wus unable to be of any assistance in the new work, From 1930 to 1939 she was General Superintendent of Ers- kine, and later Erskine-American Church Sunday School, she was also Junior superintendent during the same period of time, a position she still holds.This posi; tion not only involves the teaching of chilldren, but the training of teachers as well, In the spring of 1938, Miss Doxsey shared in Mrs.Heslam\u2019s school work and in September of that year, they formed a partnership at the Beacon Study.The school is Miss Doxsoy's home, and the home atmosphere is no inconsiderabla contribution to the success of the establishment.In speaking of this, Miss Doxsey sald that it has been a (remen- dous change to devole her whole time to close personal work, with a small group, but it Is most satisfying and she is achieving, In middle age, her mother's ideal for her, when she was a girl, A INTERESTING TOUR NOW BEING ARRANGED One of the most interesting of the summer vacation fours offered, is that being arranged by Mrs, H.B.Pope to Western Canada and Alaska, which takes 36 days, leaving Montrenl on June 25 and returning July 30, The tour Includes leisurely visits to Western cities, four day motor tour of the Rockies; one nine day cruise to Skagway Alaska, with stops at many of the Interesting coastal places enroute.I also includes an eight day cruise around Vancouver Island.Here will be seen the quaint Indian villages with their Totem poles and where one huys those lovely Baskets, so prized by collectors, Those who wish, may substitule for the Vancouver Island Cruise an elght day trip fo San Francisco and Los Angeles, for a small ! extra amount., An the Alaska Cruises are 80 \"much in demand this year, a very limited number of berths are j available.Indeed of the seven | cruises arranged for by the Canadian Pacific, four are already fully hooked, so that reservations must be made at once if good | accommodation is desired.Harold Arnold Heads Sixth Aleph Chapter The sixth Aleph Chapter of the A.Z.A., called the Lord Tweeds- muir Chapter.wil} be installed on Wadnesday evening at nine o'- clock at Shanre Hashomayim 8y- nagogue.Officers nf the president, Harold.president.Harold tary, Zolie Yosser; Frank Browman; at-arms.David Solomon; assin- tant Sargeant-at-arms, Lloyd Winessier; reporter.Irving Liver- man; Chaplain, Harold Weiner.chapter Arnold; vice Nudel; secre- treasurer, Sargeant-at- Are, of the Chapter.On Sunday evening the chapter will hold a social event.| Good Top Soil For Sale Delivered | A.TROTTIER 5207 LACOMBE | EL.1895 | \u2018WASHED \u2018 AIT \"BY NATIVE EXPERTS | HATS S | LEE CERTES SLA DEN i \\ Nathan Cayne will be the advisor ; A method of salesmanship ns up-to-date as the products which it endorses has heen adopted by Modern Household Appliances Limited, 382 Victoria avenue, just below Sherbrooke street.The firm is operating a \u201ctravelling show room,\u201d first of {ts kind in Montreal, which contains a complete assortment of kitchen fuod storage and cooking equipment.The travelling demonstrator is a 19 foot all-steel! trailer fitted with complete electric lighting system, modern, restful furniture and electric lights.1ts purpose is to bring electric refrigerution and electric and gas stove demonstration facilities direct to the buver, The mobile unit, apart from demonstrating kitchen gpplinnces, advertises tho slogan of Household Appliances \u2014 \"Try Before you Buy,\u201d a sales plan adopted by the firm in the bollef that householders should put refrigeration and stove units to the tost before making final purchase.Under the plan potential purchasers of electric refrigerators and stoves can give them a thorough trial before buying.In this way they can ba sure of obtnin- ing correct size and will receive proof of the relinbility of the product, The trailer contains three Frigidaires, with a capacity of four, five and six cubic feet.I also displays two electric lrigi- daire stoves and two gas stoves.The sizes in stoves and refrigerators are designed fo sorve practically all types of apartments und homes containing three to seven rooms.Installed in the (raller (s n unique movie sound projector, first of its kind in Canada, which by film and sound, glves natten- tion-arresting demonstrations of the products which It carries.Modern Household Appliances PAGE THREE Travelling Show Room Is Purchased By Firm is using the trailer to demonstrate olectric Frigidaires and stoves and Clare Bros.Gas stoves in all soctious of the Island.It is being operated solely for demonstration purposes and persons inspecting It are in no way obligated to make a purchase.Trained salesmen will answer all questions put to them.It represents the first attempt at mo- bilo vetail showmanship in Montreal, Customers may purchase Frigl- dares on the rantal plan for approximately the daily price of à block of lce and can lense larger units for a slightly higher rental, Stoves, either operated by alec- tricity or gus, can be rented under the same agrecinont but with a slight extra charge to cover doprociation, All money paid in on rental is deducled frfom the purchase prices of the machine, Under such na system Modern Household Appliances is forced to offer only the best type of equipment obtainable, Household Appliances has filled the largest individual order for Frigidaires on the 1sland of Montreal and only recently received tha second largest order.The first consisted of the instal lation of 53 units in the Unique Apartments, Sherbrooke atreet near Shuter, and the second for 32.six cubic foot capacity models in tho Royal View Court Apart ments, replacing a commercial or central-powered system.The company\u2019s Rod and Blue cnrs have become a familiar sight in the West End and have provon an effoctive medium in bringing the firm to the attention of residents.A phone call to WAlnut 5848 will bring an expevienzed salesman or lhe modern mobile show room to any homo on the 1sland, entailing no ohligution of any kind.Quality That Satisfies \"SALADA TEA WILL PUT YOU Installed $7.1359 GREENE AVE.WATSON'S closr SILENCER AT YOUR EASE Guaranteed Fl.4689 | Watson's Special Drain Pipe Cleaner, 50c per can CHESTERFIELD BETS RE-UPHOLSTERED 818 Victoria Ave.J.J.MERO UPHOLSTERER AND CABINET MAKER Custom Bulit Repairs \u2014 Re-Upholstering WA.4598 Furniture Near Western Ave.Be.Veav Wann Wearnen Aves re you ready 1 Apex Fancy Bartlett Libby's Fancy Plain | PEARS OLIVES No.2 squat tin 19 d 26 ox.jar 3 5 ¢ CLARK'S Size 2/2 Tin SPRING LAMB and MINT Pork & Beans 2 tins 29\u20ac FresH , CLARK'S .Dore lb.25fc Boiled Dinner tin 19\u20ac RumP CORNED CLARK'S ASSORTED, 4 oz.Beef Ib.Sandwich Spread 2 for 19c jappock CLOVER LEAF, 1 1b.Fillets Ib.Salmon a la King tin 27\u20ac|FresH KILLED ZEST.2 Ib.Ice Box Jar Broilers lb.Apple Jelly 29\u20ac |paime RiB OF LIBBY'S FANCY DRIED Beef Ts.32e Prunes size 50/60 2 ibs.19e FRESH KILLED : , 8.0.8.Fowl fb.25c Magic Pads 8 pad pkg.23\u20ac Honey DEW , LEMON TOILET Melons ech 35¢ Soap 2 for 9c|Fresn GOLD PALM LAUNDRY Pineapples 2 for 25¢ Soap 10 bars 29c HONDURAS ELEGANT Oranges dox.25e Potish 20 oz.btl.59\u20ac ExTrA LARGE 40 oz.bti.98¢c [Lemons doz.25c ELEGANT FLOOR WINESAP Wax 1 Ib.tin 25c Apples doz.19¢ Dionne & Dionne Quebec Damson CANADIAN Jam Ib.jar 25¢c Asparagus 3 bunches 29c Fresh Strawberries \u2014 Extra Large Cahezonas Fandy Pineapples \u2014 Almeirta Grapes \u2014 South African Grapes \u2014 Can'aloupes, ete, | DIONNE & DIONNE WESTMOUNT One Store Only \u2014 St.Catherine, at Wool Ave, | PHONE Fitzroy 7411 | .\u2019, + -\u2014\u2014 a + Ny] i ii REAR Bs eT set otorenm ap RES Ei a RE \u2014 aps \u2018 ne pat al = 77 Large 30 oz.Bottle DP ld RZ 2207 Zero) 15- LL RR 2 7 2 277277772 0070 Socom and Personals Mrs.8.A.Mcl.ernon fa spending two weeks in Toronto, Mrs.Philip Osler ls spending a short time in Kingston, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Pillow are occupying their cottage al St, Andrews-by-the-Sea.Miss Dorothy Hunter, of New York, is tho guest of her mother, Mrs.H.8S.Hunter.Mr.and Mrs, Trevor Ross and Miss Helen Mackay arc visiting in New York Cily.Mrs.Jules Hamel Is leaving this week to occupy her summer residence at Senneville.Mr.F.C.Billingsley has returned from Daytona Beach, Florida, where he spent the winter, Dr.and Mrs, KE.Thorburn Cleveland wero the weck-end guests of Mr, and Mra.O.J.N.Dawes at Val Morin.Mr.and Mrs.Charles G.Coristine are occupying their cottage at St.Patrick for the summer months.I Charlotte Gowns + NEW YORK DRESSES Exclusively Our new Summer Models have just arrived from New York.SALE! \" SPRING DRESSES $10-$12-$15, +1353 Graen Ave., nr.Sherbrooke.Westmount FI.7773 i \u2019 (LLL LZ i ddd lh ltd dll ddd idl LaMountain\u2019s Hand Tailored Lamp Shades Designed and made to order by experts LI A M AA AAA MU A MA MA MAMMA Lamps & Shades Repaired Plateau 5716 E, L.LaMountain & Co.2090 University St.Mrs.WIilHaÿ Hendrie has returned to her home in JJamilton after\u2019 being the recent guest of Mrs.Colin Campbell.Mrs.A, E.Norcross has returned to Quebec Clty, aîter spending several days visiting in Montreal, The opening dinner dance fallowing' the first mixed foursomes at the Royal Montreal Golf Club, will be held on Wednesday ecve- ning, June 5.Mrs.Pierre Casgrain has loft to spend a few days in Quebec City with her husband, Honor- Able P.Casgrain at the Château Laurier.George Balfour has left for St.Andrews-by-the-Sea, where she will occupy her mother's cottage [or the season.Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Baird are spending Victoria week-end in New York City.Miss Lucy Williams is leaving tonight for New York, where she will spend the holiday week-end.Mrs.Garnet Strong las returned from Toronto, where she was the guest of Mrs.Chestèr Harris.Mrs.M.Searle and Miss Dor- olhy Searle spent the week-end in Chatham, N.B, \u2018 Miss Marion Cook, of New York, is {the guest of Mrs, Hazel Warnecke.Mrs.William.Hope Is occupying her summer residence al St.Andrews, N.B.Miss Jean McDonald, of St, Eustache, was the recent guest of Miss Betly Barden.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Reed occupied Lheir summer residence al St, Sauveur, over the week-end.Miss Maude Robertson left yesterday for Boston, to visit her sister, Miss N.Robertson.Mrs.Charlotte Colson has re- (Just below Sherbrooke) LU ER rl 2?BUTTERNUT LODGE West Ste.Rose .On Route 38, between Laval-sur-le-Lac and Ste.Rose.LUNCHEONS TEAS and DINNERS Served in the Open Air on Screencd-in Pinzzas Reservatlons: Phone St.Eustache 6809-12.W.B.Nourse, Prop.Miss L.Dutrisac, Mgr.379 Victoria Ave.For Free Estimates Call H.ZERBST UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired EL.7980 gE Ad St called for - and delivered.; Sherbrooke West CERTIFLED P ° E.DEAN Stake (Successor to G.Guillod) 1 \u201cWATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS EL.9890 Near Claremont Ave.FLORIST - \\ J.ALLEN * FIRST QUALITY [ | I GROWER EDDING STOCK Of All Kinds Window - Boxes - Baskets Called For - Filled - Delivered 80 Husson AVE.All Reasonably Priced freee: invited to call and inspect Greenhouses at any time DF: _9980 FERNS-CUT FLOWERS I By Westmount Women Mrs.Herbert C.Holland and Mrs.John Shearer will be the general chairmen for Lhe strawberry festival and garden party, which the Westmount Women's Club is holding at the home of Mrs.Harold Mills, 504 Roslyn avenue on Tuesday, June 11.T.de G.Stewart, Mrs, Norman Southwood, Mrs.John Mulcair and Mrs.R.E.Parker will act as hostesses.Other committees include: Re- ceptibn committee, Mrs.Emily Fessenden, Mrs.E.D.McCallum, Mrs.Colin Forrest, Mrs, Louis de Savoye, Mrs, J.A.De Lanne, Mrs.Will Harrison, Mrs.George Loader.Buffet table: Mrs.R.M.Stott, Mrs.Gordon Tirrell Blair Hospitality committee: Fish pond, Mrs.Charles Shearer, Mrs.Douglas Aimsley, Mrs.Hick; flowers, Mrs.J, W.Wright, Mrs.John T.Rowe, Mrs.A.8S.Mackinnon: candy, Miss Alyss Brown and Miss Mona Brown, Mrs.Gordon Birnie; dolls, Mrs.W.F.Wbr- folk; shawls, Miss Muriel Dennis; soft drinks, Mrs.R.M.Macaulay, Mrs.C.D.French, Mrs.W.C.Wall: home cooking, Mrs.A.J.Wright, Mrs.O.BE.Armstrong; treasurer, Mrs.¢.W.Clark, turned from New York where she spent several days.Frances Nunns, Sherbrooke St, West, is a patient in the Homoeopathic Hospital.Mrs.A.W.Scheli has left for California, to be away for ten weeks.Mr.and Mrs.J.E, Armstrong and Mrs, L.W.Armstrong have left for Oakland, Caillfornia, to be away for a few weeks.Mr.and Mrs, W.McDonald, and their family, are occupying their summer home at St.Bustache.Mark Prior has returned home from the Alexandria Hospilal where he was a patient for the Mrs.A.Roy\u2018Dewar is leaving this week-end for New York and Atlantic City, to be away for three weeks, Mrs.David Amory, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Marie Amory, have left on an extended tour of the Southern States, epee Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Prior and their family will occupy their summer home at Cushing, Que- bee, over Victoria week-end.Miss Isobel Stewart will be the guest of Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Prior at Cushing, Quebec, over Victoria week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur T.Sargent have returned home from New York, where they spent several days.! Monty Monahan and Jack Har- vie are spending the holiday week-end in the Laurentian Mountains, Mrs.E.Chaloner is the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.and Mrs.McLean Gill, at Concord, New-Hampshire.Miss Diana Baldwin has returned from Toronto, where she was the guest of Miss Nancy Weir for the past two weeks, Mrs.George Percy and Mrs.George Whiston entertained at luncheon on Monday afternoon in the Mount Royal Hotel in honor of Miss Yolande Molsan, , Mrs.Hector A.Dale and Mrs.G.W.Cross have returned home from Sherbrooke, Que., where they were the guests of their mother, Mrs.A.C.Campbell.Miss Betly Brownlie, has returned to her hom@ in Boston.Mass., after spending .two w eeks with Mr: and Mrs.Willlam Burnett.Mrs.R.D.Smith was hostesg to Miss Mary Sherrick during her short visit to Montreal.Miss Sherrick is at present on furlough from India, Mrs.James McKinnon accompanied by her daughter, Miss Muriel McKinnon, of Toronto, will ROBINTEX SUITINGS IF YOU WANT A SUIT * THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL\u2014 WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ask Ad Tailor PILE ES The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.TRG.DIM EAN ®@ SECT UR AL G arden Party Planned I THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART 1! Successful Fashion Display .cups sugar, % ¥% 4% It\u2019s Not Always Cake That Stays Fresh a Whole Week Sunday's cake should last through Monday.But here's one that will stay moist right through the week.Molasses Chocolate Cake One cup sûgar, 1-2 cup shortening, 2 eggs, well beaten, 1-2 cup New Orleans molasses, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 cup hoiling water, 1 3-4 cups flour, 3 tablespoons cocoa, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon vanilla.Cream sugar and shortening.Add the beaten eggs, molasses, and the soda which has been dissolved fin boiling water.Then add the dry ingredients which have been sifted together, and x A Well Balanced Menu BREAKFAST: Stewed prunesh, codfish cakes, cornbread, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: Spaghetti with tomato sauce, French bread, tangerines, cheese, tea, milk.DINNER: Tomato juice.broiled steak, onion rings, French fried potatoes, stewed celery, molasses chocolate cake, fruit bowl, coffee, milk.ge \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\u2014 lastly, the vanilla.Bake in well.greased cake pan in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) about 40 minutes.Top with frosting or whipped cream.This cake will remain moist for a week, Ribbon Cake Two-thirds cup butter, 1 1-2 3 eggs, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 3 cups sifted cake flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup milk, 3-4 teaspoon\u2019 cinnamon, 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg, 1-8 teaspoon cloves, 1-8 teaspoon mace, 1 1-2 tablespoons molasses, 1-3 cup raisins, 1 glass currant jelly.Cream butler, add sugar and cream until light and fluffy.Add » x 2 =» a Bad Thing To Be \u2014 Fresh \"his cake keeps moist for a week.» # #æ and Stay Fresh a Busy Housewife\u2019s Delight It's made of molasses and chocolate deliciously iced.egg yolks one at a time and beat well after each addition.Add sifted flour, baking powder and salt alternately with milk.Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.Fill two greased and pape-lined layer pans with 2-3 of mixture.To remaining third add spices, molasses, and fruit.Pour into greased and paper-lined layer pan.Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for 25 minutes.Place spice layer between light layers with currant jelly between and seven- minute or boiled icing on top and sides of cake.be the week-end guests of Mr.and \u2018Mrs.\u20ac.D, O:.MeGill, Miss Germaine Lacoste is entertaining tomorrow in honor of Miss Pauline Brunet.Miss Simone Trudeau is giving a tea and shower on Tuesday in her honor.Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Reynolds accompanied by their daughters, Mrs.YW.Hardy and Miss Joan Reynolds, are leaving tonight for Rochester, N.Y., where they will spend Victoria week-end.Mrs.R.Bissell and her daughter Miss Barbara Bissell are expected home this week-end from Brockville, Ont., where they have been spending the past two weeks.Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Forrest, Mrs.H.C, Atkinson and Miss Elizabeth Atkinson are leaving tonight to spend the week-end at Gould.Quebec, where they will be the guests of Mrs.J.N.Cowan.Mrs.John Lee and her three daughters, Jean, Madeline and Kathleen have returned from Belleville, Ont, where they attended the wedding on Monday of Miss K.Quinn to Mr.Paul Be- lisle of Halifax.Miss Jean Lee was the brides only attendant.Mrs.F.G.Graves, and her son, Masler George Graves, left yesterday for Toronto, where they will be guests of Mrs, Graves\u2019 brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Harry George, for two weeks.Miss Violet Codere Fox entertained at the tea hour an Sunday in honor of Mrs.G.E.Haygarth, of Dundas, Ont.The table effectively decorated with spring flowers, was presided over by Mrs.A.A.McNabb.The Misses Jeannette Fox and Lucy Rydings assisted in serving.Shirley Flanders and Phyllis Fitch represented the Junior League of B\u2019'Nai B'rith Chapter No.21 at the annual convention which was held last week-end in New York City.Others ajtending were Coryne Selig, Beatrice Winters.Helen Winters, Marle Louise Klopfer, Clara Zaitchick, Sonia Litenstein, Pessa Rabin,.Theima Shugar and Esther Mouckley.deWard-irving Mr.Thomas Irving.of West- mount, announce the engagement of his sister, Margaret Lilias, to Mr.Jack Richard de Ward, of Montreal.\u2018The marriage will take n'yee quielly on Saturday, June 23% Program Arranged For Legion Convention Intinerary planned for the ladies attending the Dominion Convention of the Canadian Legion, which is being held in Montreal from Sunday, May 26 Lo Thursday, May 30 includes many interesting and instructive events.The program planned is a follows: Sunday, May 26th, 6:45 p.m., Protestant ladies assemble in Christ Church Cathedra! grounds for mass service; Catholic ladies in front of St Anthony's Church.Monday 27th\u20149:30 a.m.opening ceremonies; 1:30 p.m.bus drive from Mount Royal hotel; 4:15 complementry tea by T.Eaton Co.; 8:15 p.m, fashion show in Mount Royal hotel.Tuesday 28th\u20149:30 a.m.con- terence; 1:00 p.m.ladies luncheon in Mount Royal hotel; 3:15 p.m.garden party at \u2018\u2019Ravens- crag,\u2019 Pine Ave.; Cabaret evening at Tick Tock.Wednesday 29th\u20145:30 a.m.conference; 11.30 a.m.5.00 p.m.visits to Red Cross house; 7:30 p.m.banquet.Thursday 30th\u2014 1:30 p.m.French Canadian tour, for visiting delegates; 10:00 p.m.dance at 65th Fusilliers Armory.Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the League for Women's Rights will be held on Thursday evening, May 30, at 8.15 o'clock in the Oak Room of the Windsor Hotel.Reports of the past year will be presented, and plans for the coming season will be formulated.Mrs.Pierre Casgrain will preside.The CRADLE \u201c3 Minutes to 3 Years\u201d JUST ARRIVED! The Famous ECLIPSE SMOCKED DRESSES.Sizes 1 to 8 in Cottons and Silks, Plain and Figured.from 2.25 Toys = Accessories - Gifts 1430 Sherbrooke St.W.(Between Bishop and Mackay) HArbour 7509 j Church staged one of its final en- Reg\u2018d Greenhouses: A Ee Rl Ze I NUM ÉL E 4841 Sherbrooke W.Da Roland \u20ac.it, Prop.Retail Branch: (at Victoria) DE.9898 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 eR rr a re THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 Presented At St.Columba A colorful array of late spring and early summer fashions was presented to a large and enthusiastic audience on Tuesday evening in St.Columba Church Hall, when the Women's Guild of the tertainments of the season, in conjunction\u2019 with the Charlotte Gown Shop, Greene avenue.Mrs.play included: Mrs.N.F.Howell, Mrs.Stock, Mrs.J.F.Gilliland, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Marjorie Ea- mer, Miss Doris Jackson.Miss Doreen Pinkney, and Norma Montgomery, Heather Gray and Misses Jean and Doreen Wilson.Models tak!ng part in the dis- F.G.Graves, Mrs.A.G.Misses Katherine Miss C.Scurrah, president, welcomed the members and their friends.Mrs.N.E, Peterson was the commentator, Mrs, V.Keech and Mrs.H.Craib were in charge of the arrangements.Refreshments were ; served by Mrs, Shepherd and her committee.Smart washable frocks for al; occasions were among the most popular models on display.These frocks for all occasions were among the most popular models on display.These frocks in the new lotus shade were shown in many smart new materials ranging from crisp cottons to dainty BEAVER KITTENS now on view in \"BEAVER TOWN\" where Beaver work - AT COMMAND For YOUR entertainment Canada's \u201cBEAVER MAN\" Broadcasts CFCF 5.10 p.m.Monday - Thursday BEAVER TOWN route 29 - David.First Show 3 p.m.Daily Feature Show 8 p.m.daily Admission $1.50 per caris located on 4 miles N.E.of Pont seersuckers.For more formal af- ternoon wear, silk jersey was the popular favorite.Because of its softness this fabric was draped in many novel effects giving additional note of chicness to the frocks, Printed navy sheers, fashioned on redingote lines for the mature figure were among the highlights of the display.Also shown for the older woman, were smartly styled silk jerseys in shirtmaker lines, which met with the approval of the entire audience.Frocks for the summer formals were shown in new colors and | novel trimmings.Pastel shades being the most popular.= \u2018Mrs.John M.Doyle, accompa- nied by Mrs.E.Cote was the' guest vocalist.Miss Margaret! 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Special rate on house-cleaning - a PHONE 1%.3rother Rat and a F Architects Estimates Given Free Building, Piano Bldg.Royal Bank of Canada, dian Bank of Commerce, Provinelal Bank of Canada.City & District Savings Bank, and many others OFFICE \u2014 367 CRAIG WEST ai 3 ; Mclauglin Bank of Montreal.Motor Co.Ltd.Bank of to th RAI test.are Gra Che will winr tests winr wee on « ~ N NS N N N N Ÿ NY \\ N N N N N N N 3 N N N N N N N N N N N N | lour to jeles ials is td.THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER * HOLLYWOOD GOSSIPS s NEWS OF, THE THEATRE WORLD 4, * \u201cBrother Rat and a Baby\u201d Will Playat Westmount «Brother Rat and a Baby,\u201d the comedy successor to last year's comedy success, \u2018Brother Rat,\u201d will be the next attraction at the Westmount United Theatre, starting on Sunday.Written by the same authors as the delightful original stage and screen play, John Monks, Jr, and Fred F.CONTEST Congratulations to the 50 winners of RCA-VICTOR RADIOS in the 3rd Weekly Contest.All these winners, of course are automatically entered for the Grand Prize of a smart 1940 Chevrolet Car, the winner of which will be selected from the prize winners of the four weekly contests.The fourth week's prize winners will be announced next week and the Grand Prize Winner on or about June 10th.J.M.Algle, Brampton, Ont.; H, Bain.tres, Thornhill, Ont.: Mrs.C.M.Bates, Finch, Ont.: Raymond Becker, 120 Regent 8t.Welland, Ont.Mrs.T.Bee- sack, 59 Kinrade Ave., Hamilton, Ont.; Robert Bergoron, 9 rue Labelle, St.Jerome, Co.Terrebonne, Que.: M.Fernand Blache, 81 des Franciscans, Quebeo City, P.Q.: Jean B.Box, Arnprior, Ont.; Gordon F.Burtt, 72 Charlotte St.Fredericton, N.B.: Nicholas Cathie, 1723-9th Street West, Calgary, Alta.; Camille L.Cloutier, 2852 rue Roucn, Montreal, Que.: Mme.Emile Côté, 918 rue &t.Maurice, Trols Rivières, P.Q.; Robert Dobin, 943 Iroquoils St.West, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Miss D.L.Fowler, Kentville, N.8.; Mrs.F.N.Gibson, General Delivery, Moose Jaw, Bask.; P.P, C.Haigh, 921 18th Ave.N.W., Calgary, Alta.; G.Robert Hollinshead, 10630-108th Ave., Edmonton, Alta.; Nelson Hutchings, Athelstan, P.Q.; W.A.Jacob, Riordon Cottages, Hawkesbury, Ont.: Mrs.\"A.E.Kindred, 160 Charlotte 8t., St.John, N.B,: Vietor T.King, 220 Fifth Ave., Ottawa, Ont.: Jacques Landry, 310 rue Notre Dame, Ste.Marie de Beauce, P.Q.; Omer R.Lapointe, Boîte 397, Richmond, P.Q.; Thomas Lawe, 4395 Grande Boulevard, Apt.32, N.D.G., Montreal; Mile.Clemence Leclair, Bt.Gifilaume d'Upton, Co.Yamaska, P.Q.; L.Leduc, 2540 St, Zotique St., Montreal, P.Q.: Benny Lovinsky, 441 Tweed Ave, Winnipeg, Man.; Malcolm E.MacDon- aid, 104 Vernon 8t., Halifax, N.5.; Estelle Maistte, 388, rue Champlain, Hull, P.Q.; Miss Audrey Mansley, 36 Fifth Ave, St.Vital, Winnipeg, Man.: t.M.McLaren, M.D,, 18 Gladwin St., Guelph, Ont.; M Morten, P.O, Box 233,\" Asbestos, P.Q.; Willle Napler, 743 River- view Ave.Verdun, P.Q.; Robert Nash, 1770 Broad St, Regina, Sask.; Audrey Neye, 1420 Frances St, Vancouver, B.C.; Jerry O'Brksn, 111 Dolboau 8t., Quebec City, P.Q.; Helen O.Pappas, 40 Alma 8t., Kingston, Ont.: John M.Partlo, P.O.Box 413, Chilllwack, B.C.; Mile Anna Pinel, 181 rue Victoria, Quebco City, P.Q.; Gerard Potvin, 2772 rue Centre, Pt.St.Charles, Montreal, P.Q.; Marie-O.M.Ste.Marie, 33 Nelson À ve., Outremont, P.Q.: Mrs.Frank Stevenson, 21 Logan 8t., Truro, N.S.; Mrs.Al.Tom- kinson, 74 Helena St., Ottawa, Ont; Mrs.Jean A.Tyre, 480 Scotia St., West Ki- donan, Man; Mlle.Pauline Vadnais, 273-A Third Ave., Longueull, P.Q.; Mrs, H.Weaver, 40-A Pleasant Bivd., Toronto, Ont: Edna Wells, c/o Bank of Montreal, Main Office, Main St., Winnipeg, Man W.T.Whitelaw, 11134-127th 8t., Edmonton, Alta.; Mrs.Mary Yasyna, 742 Burrows Ave., Winnipeg, Man.; Frank E.Zimmerinan, 2026 Wallace B8t¢., Regina, Sask, KEEP ÉPSEREX ALWAYS ON HAND 10 THIS CARTON Finklehoffe, the film continues the adventures of a group of Virginia Military Institute cadets after their graduation.In following up last season's comedy hit, Warner Bros.has comblned calendar fact with film fiction by making the period between the two stories coincide with the time lapse between the pictures.\u201cBrother Rat\u201d was filmed just a year ago.In the follow-up production, the same players are picking up the lives of the same movie characters after a lapse of just one year.The first production, it will be recalled, saw Wayne Morris, Eddie Albert and Ronald Reagan isafely graduated from military ,college.It also saw Albert and | Miss Bryan the proud parents of a newly born baby boy.Morris \u2018and Reagan got no further than | engagements to Priscilla Lane he Jane Wyman.When \u201cBrother Rat and a | Baby\u201d picks them up once more, | Morris and Reagan are working iin New York.Miss Lane and Miss { Wyman are still in college, Albert \u2018and Miss Bryan are living in a small southern town, where he is the high school athletic coagh.And their baby is a bouncing, mis- chief-making youngster just past his first birthday.The baby role is played by Peter B.Good.The characters are all brought together, and the new story starts on its way when Albert, Miss Bryan and the baby are brought to New York to see about a better job for the head of the family as varsity coach.Complications immediately ensue.Before they even arrive in New York, Commencement, the baby gets them into trouble by swallowing a diamond ring belonging to one of the passengers on the bus.Jane and the baby are forsed to stay as serurity while Eddie goes on the New York to try to get the money needed to get them out of hock.In order to get it, Eddie has to appropriate some funds entrusted to him by the people they are to visit in New York.Finally the whole clan are together in the.big city, but the other two couples aren\u2019t having too easy a time of it either.The two giris are supposed to be going on a vacation trip to Honolulu, but they cash in their tickets to help the boys out of financial diffieul- ties.Baby Commencement further complicates matters by causing his daddy to lose the job he came to New York to get, and finally by setting fira to the apartment.But he squares matters for everybody In the surprise finish.Ray Enright directed the film.Besides the seven ptincipals already mentioned, the cast includes Arthur Treacher, Moroni Olson, Jessie Busley, Larrv Wil- llams, Berton Churchill, ana Bryant and severa] others, For Prompt Delivery of Fruits and \u201c' SOL\u2019S \u2018con EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Deliveries from 8 a.m to 11 p.m \u201cBlind Alley\u2019 Free Attraction Winifred Colleano World\u2019s Greatest Woman Trapeze artiste.Dance to the Music of Stan Wood's Orchestra our, pint Ned Sook your! By.1191 \u2014 A GLAMOROUS NEW SCREEN TEAM Teaming two-time Academy Award winner Spencer Tracey with the glamorous Hedy Lamarr, \u201cI Take This Woman,\u201d which is now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.by John Steinbeck, Theatre Sunday playing \u2018until IN JOHN STEINBECK STORY Henry Konda, John Carradine and a player In a scene from the Pulitzer Award story \u2018The Grapes of Wrath written the film opens at the Monkland United Tuesday.Victoria Hall will be the scene «f the Seventh Annual Concert by pianoforte pupils of Miss Frances Goltman, Lic.Mus, prominent young teacher and authority on music.A varied and \u2018entertaining program of classical selections has been arranged and the concert wlll take place Tuesday evening, June 4th.The following students will play solos: \u2014 Dorothy Asch, ford, Suzanne Cohen, June Deni- son, Pearl Gillman, Barbara Glickman, Phyllis Gameroff, Norma Betty Grover, Irma Kan- destin, Frances Morris, Marilyn Mailman, Esther Ostor, Sylvia Many Clever Students In Frances Goltman Recital Mars, Lois Pearson, Renee Roth- man, Joan Rubin, Connie Rosen- her, Darlene Starr, Marilyn Silverstein, Joy Shatner, Glorian- ne Schwartz, Katherine Silver, Clifford Asch, Ronaid Cape, Ronald Denison, Gordon Edelstone, Kenneth Gross, Donald Liverman, Lairdnad mfw hrd! taoi hrdlrhh and Laird McKeekin.Duets will be renderod by Sylvia Marks and Suzanne Cohen, Phyllis Gamer- off and Glorianne Schwartz, Ron- old Cape and Connie Rosenhek, June Denison and Ronald Denison.The public is Invited to al- tend the recital and the concert will begin promptly at 8.15 p.m.WINIFRED GOLLEANO REMAINS AT PARK Winifred Colleano, world's premiere feminine trapeze artiste, who has been thrilling near capacity audiences all week at Bel mont Park, Montreal's only outdoor amusement centre, is being held over for another week as the free outdoor attraction.Miss l Colleano who is one of nine children, born of parents renowned in the world of the \u2018Big Tent, is the sister of the ramous \u2018Con\u2019 Colleano, the only man in the world to feature the forward somersault.Beautiful in face and figure.Winifred is an artiste without equal.There are many trapeze artists but none to match Miss Colleano in daring.Her act \"is so perilous that she has to use a safety net underneath her rigging, where after going through difticult- routines she suddenly slips from her swaying trapeze, catching herself by her heels.At the conclusion of her performance she swngs at \u2018a terrific speed, then makes a double somersauit catching herself by her legs on a slender rope, Belmont Park, with its mutifa- .rious lights and colored scheme on the buildings, is even more beautiful than formerly.7Thousands of pleasure seekers have for the past week wended their way to this amusement centre in Car- tierville where thhe many new at- tierville where the many new at- favourites were well patronized.With its greater picnle facilities, Including a larger area for races and athletics, extra shower baths and boiling water, Belmont Park is the ideal place for a day's outing now that the Winter has left the city and the sun is beginning to shine in all its glory.NEW APPOINTEE TO ECONOMIC DEPT.Miss Roherta V.Ed has been appointed director of the Home Economics Department of the Montreal Young Women\u2019s Christian Association, it was announced by the Board of Directors of the Y.W.C.A.Miss Ed will succeed Miss Katharine Falk, who recently left her post to be married.At present doing commercial catering, Miss Ed was dietitian at the Halifax Y.W.C.A.from 1934 WE CARRY A , CALLED FOR, COMPLETE LINE OF WINDOW BOXES BEDDING PLANTS Why go to a crowded Market when you can get a wider Variety of GUARANTEED PLANTS AT LOWER PRICES From a Reliable, Long-Established Grower Right in Your Own Community Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Ave.4841 Sherbrooke West | At Victoria DE.9898 ot FILLED So hy (Below Sherbrooke), EL.9595 7°58, AND DELIVERED ROLAND C.HILL, Manager = \u20ac 9 AT THE WESTMOUNT, Richard Greeue, Alice Faye and Fred MacMurray in a scene from the romantio film \u201cLittle Old New-York,\u201d now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday.tho Snowtlon United Theatre.BRITAIN\u2019S QUEEN OF COMEDY, Gracie Fields, Britain's irresistible comedienne, who Is now in her second week in \u201cShipyard Sally,\u201d first run attraction at The picture will remain three more days until Saturday night.Star Cast In Screening At York United Bringing Lo the screen Kenneth Roberts\u2019 adventure novel which was the largest selling book In the nation month after month \u201cNorthwest Passage\u201d opens at the York United starting Saturday, with Spencer Tracy starred and Robert Young and Walter Brennan In leading roles, \u2019 Filmed entirely in Technicolor, and made after six weeks of work in the wilds of Jdaho and several weeks of studio filming, \u201cNorthwest Passage\u2019 is reported to be the greatest story of physical fortitude ever altempted by the screen, Following the novel which first ran in the Saturday Evening Post before becoming a best-seller, the picture tells the story of a courageous, hardy band of Rogers\u2019 Rangers who In 1756 set forth on a secret mission to wipe out a village of marauding Indians.Among the Rangers are Roberti Young as Langdon Towne, a young arlist, and Walter Brennan as Hunk Marriner, a seasoned woodsman.Battling against unbelievable odds, the Rangers lug heavy boats over mountains, trek for days through treacherous swamps.cross a river torrent hy forming a human chaln, attack and wipe : - a starvation forced march home.attacks and forced in eat lizards and owls, they fight their way back to safety.» Distinguished Cast greatest screen role.Tt Is reported ; it will skyrocket Young to satar-, dom and gives Brennan a role \u2018 comparable to those which have | twice won him awards for best supporting roles of thesyear.Also featured in the cast are Ruth Hussey and Nat Pendleton, The picture was directed by King Vidor of \u201cThe Citadel\u201d fame.HANDBALL CHAMP Charlie Ruggles, who is tured In Paramount's \u2018Opened by Mistake,\u201d newspaper comedy: _ mystery, is one of Hollywood's ; handball champions.He has played the game for more than | film assignments, \u2018to 1937.She was horn at Moline, i Iinuis, and received the degree : of Teacher of Home Fconomies in \u20181931 from Mount Allison Ladies | College.Miss Ed takes up her duties June 1st, and will be i dietitian at the Y.W.C.A.Camp i Qolahwan during thes summer, teatured || DOG DAYS IN FILMS Noarly every motion picture recently made has & dog in it somewhere.Perhaps it's the Influence of Paramount's \u201cThe Biscuit Mater\u201d that has brought this about.Harry Sherman is one of the Intest to cast a canine.Rex, a mutt of uncertain lineage, plays a vital role In \u2018\u2018Hidden Gold,\u201d a Hopalong Cassidy production, starring William Boyd.ONHLAND\u2014\u2014 (Monkland Ave., at Girouard) Today until Saturday Born to Dance together .! Romance and drama with World's Greatest Dancersi A story filled with Cole Porter song hits! the out the Indians and then start! Thelr ranks depleted by Indian The picture !s believed Lo afford Tracy, Academy Award win-, ner for the past two years, his : fea- | - 10 yeara to keep In trim between | | | 1 FRED ASTAIRE | ELEANOR POWELL | BROKDWAY MELODY of 1940 with Soom MURPHY + tronk MORGAN on Ploronce Lynne HUNTER + RICE » CARVER 2nd Attraction ROBERT MONTGOMERY and Edward Arnold in \u201cThe Earl of Chicago.\u2018* Cartoon, Friday Night After 11 Revival Showing % Barbara STANWYCK ! and 4 John BOLES in \u201cStella Dallas\u201d Sunday to Tuesday John Steinbeck's Pulitzer Award \u201cTHF GRAPES OF WRATH\" Featuring HENRY FONDA, + 4 Merle OBERON lp Robert E.Sherwnnd's Comedy Over The Mnon in Technicolor Also Short Entertainment THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS * I PRESENTS PUPILS MISS FRANCES GOLTMAN Well-known local teacher who will present her pupils at Victoria Hall on Tuesday, June 4.Noted Dancers Are Co-Starred For First Time Co-starred for the firat time fn what promises te he the musical sensation of the season, Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell join forces in \u201cBroadway Melody of 1940,\" mow playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday.Contalning every concelvablo type of dance number, from tap to ballet, \u201cBroadway Melody of 1040\" tells the story of a dance star and her search for a part- vor.The plot hacomes complicated when, (prough an odd complication, George Murphy gots tha tryout call Intended for Fred Astaire.Murphy wins the role and Astaire content to remain in tho background, finds his hands full attempting to keep Murphy's fost on the ground and his head down to normal afze., The final.outcome Is ons that keeps audiences guessing.Set to special muale written hy Cole Porler, Lhe dance numbers are presenied against spoc- tacular sets, outdoing Is size those used for any previous production, The finale, \u201cBegin the Bagulne,\u201d introduces a new note in dance présentation by staging tha number against a mirror, sixly font square, which swings on hinges and shoots varying backgrounds into the camera lons.The num- | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ wr oni A mme OhyesTounT (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today until Saturday LUSTY! ROMANTIC! .about a spirited bello of the brawling waterfront, In those bols- terous dave when New York was new nti, [on REET A pe Special Aftraction = Maurice Maeterlinck\u2019s \u201cThe BLUEBIRD\" in Technicolor A human story which wa be- lleve you will remember as one of the most beautiful plctures ever made , .! with À Shirley Temple and Large Cast Special Showing of \u201cThe Blue Hira\" For Children Friday & Saturday Mornings Only al 10 am.20c fr Friday Night After 11 Revival Showing.* Katharine HEPBURN and fg Cary GRANT In \u201cHoliday pme Sunday to Tuesday \u2014 % PRISCILLA LANK * WAYNE MORRIS \u2018Brother Rat and a Baby.\" CYRIAND ALLEY\u201d With Chester Morris, Ralph Rellamy, Ann Dvorak, Fine Ehart Entertainment.in INTERESTING TOUR ARRANGED FOR BOYS An interesting all-expense tour boys, ! across Canada for school which will be personally conducted by Harold Bott, of the Mon treal High School, is now being arranged.The rate for the trip includes railway fare.steamship passage, meals and rooms, full coat at camps, gratitudes on trains and sight-seeing tours, The tour has been carefully and thoughtfully planned.her waa more than two weeks in shooting.Other Cole Porter tunes to which dances are presented include \u201cPlease Don't Monkay with Broadway,\u201d \u201cBetween You and Me.\u201d \u201cI've Got My Eyes on You,\u201d \u201cI Happon to Be in Love\u2019 and \u201cI Concentrate on You.\u201d A strong supporting cast appears with the three dance stars.Frank Morgan finds an ideal comedy role as the musical show author whose shortcomings ine clude a bad memory and blondes.lan Hunter is seen as the producer, Florence Rice as Morgan's secretary, and Lynne Carver as Emmy Lou Lee.Others in supporting roles are Ann Morris, Trixie Firschke and Douglas Me- Phall, The production was directed by Norman Taurog and was produced by Jack Cummings.7 ro Last 3 Days I\" Let RUN THE CITY (Decarie Blvd, and Snowdon Junction) THE IRRESISTIBLE QUEEN OF COMEDY! SHIPYARD SALLY starring GRACIE FIELDS 2nd Features, EDMUND LOWE In \u201cHONEYMOON DEF ERR ED, with Margaret Lindsay.Shorts.tart! \u2014 8 art! ut eat First Run UR JUST MEN\" An Edgar Wallace Story of Britain's Constructive \u201cFifth Column.\u201d ORK \u2014 (St.Catherine at Guy Street) TODAY-FRIDAY, Spencer Tracy and Hody Lamarr in \u201cI Take This Woman.\" \u2018\u201cBeventeen.\u2018\u2019 Shorts, Starts Saturday until Tuesday RIPPED FROM HISTORY'S MOST TURBULENT PAGES! .The story that held 10,000,000 readers in spellbound wonderment Cost of 9 Thousonds! poe hat In Thrilling 7 TECHNI- | color?7 Robert WALTER | RENNAN RUTH HUSSEY NAT PENDLETON 2nd Feature \u201cPRIVATE DETECTIVE\" featuring Jane Wyman, DO rk Farad, Olora Dlokson and Maxie Ro , \u2014 Shorts, _ VAGE HVE 2m Etes pS AE Ra \u201c5 in the nightcap of last Sunday's double-header.The team came 1\u2018 strong, however, to score a well-earned win over the much t ked about Adanac nine, the score heing 8-3, on Tuesday.In the opening gam® against the Nats, the Pascal's loss could attributed \"gles by Bert Dalzell and Desse \u2018\u201cswne and a double by Ted \u2018ze.A disputed home run by \u201c'nry Hoobin gent the Nats info the lead which they * 14 until the ond.A short rally \u2018wn the sixth by the Pascal's t; veatened the Nats, but this tell s\u2018ort by one run, The main factors for the Pas- c i's wero Ted Price, Bert Dal- z 1 and Desse Browne, each con- Lributing two hits out of the total o> eight, Tommy Brennan and L'il} Cameron accounting for the cher two.While for the Nats J addy James, Henry Hoobin and Lanny Daniels were the individuals stars, On Tuesday night they met .with a better fale ag they jumped into an early lead on a home run with the bases full, by John Cameron, ace pitcher for the Wostmount team.They added one more in the third inning when Don Maher romped home on Tom Brennan's long outfield out.The Adanacs almost overtook the lead when McWilliam hlL a home run with one aboard followed by Er- tie Mundey's fours baser.The scoring ended in the seventh when Jack Mowatt\u2019s hit through the box sent Don Maher in from third.The game was called after Adanacs had scored two rung in thelr half of the eighth and thus spoiling Dick Hunter's marvellous rellef work, With (wo runs in and the tying run on base, John Cameron weakened and was relieved by Hunter who struck out pinch batter Gerry Farmer and third baseman Ben Cleary in \u2018order.For the Adanacs Sibby Mun- t t ob + \u201c% to tie the score on two 1 1 J i 1 arn WILSON\u2019S | Formerly Frank's Statlonery Store Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, Soft \u2018Drinks, Sandwiches, Newspapers, Magazines, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers PROMPT SERVICE y FL 0173 \u201c 1806a ST.CATHERINE WEST (Near St.Matthew) -Enjoy the long holiday at Gray Rocks Inn.Golf.tennis, riding, fishing.Roads excellent.Low go LE rates for the holiday.F.H.Whealer, rt Pt LL LAIR] QUEREC to nervousneés and overanxiely as two errors and » scratch hits were the cause of two runs for the Nats.:'t of the fourth, Pascal's came # In their dey and Ernie Mundey were only sparkplugs on the team.The next game will be played on Sunday when the Pascal's tackle Mel Shiers\u2019 Snowdon Stars, Dick Hunter is slated to plich.All these games are played al McDonald Park, For those who don't Know where this park lg situated, take a \u201cSnowdon 83\" and get off at Queen Mary Road and Earn- the seliffee Walk north on Earn- scliffe, Dots and Dashes: \u201cSmoky\u201d Halpern has finally decided not to retire after all ay he was approached hy the Pascal's.He ls also umpire in chief of the Commercial League and arbiter in the Industrial League.\u201cLittle Man You've had a Busy Day\u201d.John Mahuffy is once again a resident of Westmount.John, incidentally, was the star for the Royals In tho playdowns.Much praise goes to Joe and Eddy Richman for the formation of The Pascal's Softball team.Joe is manager in the sport's department of a local hardware store., Business reasons have forced Herb Priestman to retire from active playing but f& look- Ing for the job of umpire in the Municipal League.That is all for now folks, but tune in again next week and we will give you the up to the minute sport flashes from your fair city.Pascal's R.H.E.Brennan, 3b, .0 1 1 B.Dalzell, If.2 2 0 Browne, 88.2 2 0 Maher, Ib, .0 0 9 Price, 2b.1 2 1 O.Dalzell, ¢.0 0 2 W.Cameron, rf, .0 1 0 Foftus, ef, .0 0 0 J.Cameron, p.cee 0 0 0 Total .Bb 8 4 Nats R.H.K.Schraiz, ss.1 0 1 Flannigan, 1£, .1 2 0 Daniels, 2b.0 1 0 Ashley, 3b.1 0 0 Donn, rf, .\u2026.1 1 O0 James, cf.1 2 0 Hoobin, 1b.2 1 0 Payne, ce .\u2026.1 L 0 Tuckman, p.0 2 0 Total! .810 1 Summary: Runs batted in: Daniels 2, Price 2, Hoobin 1; Payne 3, Browne 1, James 1, Donn 1, Two base hits: Price 2, B.Dalzell, Browne, James, Home runs: Hoobin.Stolen Bases: B.Dalzell, Scratz, Jaïpes, Daniels, Price.Left on bases: Pascals 7, Nats 7.Bases on balls: Cameron 7, Tuckmgn 4.Struck out: Cameron 3, Tuckman 4.Winning Pitcher: Tuckmian.Losing Pitcher: # \u2018COURTS NOW OPEN Six Excellent Clay Courts, Sityated on Corner Western and Victoria Avenues \\ - FEES en & Ladies \u2014 unlimited hours .n & Ladles \u2014 day hours .ys & Girls \u2014 day hours .: F Bay Hours: 9.00 a.m.to 5 p.m.daily, except RE Saturday afternoons and public holidays.Saturday, 9.00 a.m.to 1.00 p.m.oe Courts Open Sunday 1-6 p.m.) ESTMOUNT YM.CA.: 5 Phone wi.2159 « $10.00 5.00 1.00 .Per Month a bean g ¥ this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the fo be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half ef the coming webk.') agree to accept the judges\u2019 deci sion as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.= Name Address Ti Winners ov \u2018 I Green SOUONENSHONS SU OVSNONCS SOS ONMVOVAAOOS SHC ND 00 0000008 uen trom \u2018those submitting the correct answers.July 8 Grads vs.Royals Granites vs, Swans July 10 Grads vs.Granites July 12 Royals vs.Swans July 15 Granites ys.Royals Grads vs.Swans : July 17 Royals vs.Grads July 19 Swans vs.Granites July 22 Granites vs.Grads c \u201c Swans vs.Eagles July 24 Royals vs, Granites \u2018July 26 Swans vs.Royals July 29 Grads vs.Royals Granites vs.Swans July 31 Grads vs.Granites Tree Planting Greater In N.C.North Carolina is more tree-conscious.This is evidenced hy the fact that the demand for forest trees from State nurseries this year is larger than! ever before, orders already having been received for 1,500,- 000 seedlings, according to ¥.H.Claridge, in charge of nursery management.FOUR SQUADS JOIN SENIOR: BALL LEAGUE An organization meeting of the teams intending to enter the Westmount municipal senior official softball league was held in Victoria Hall on Friday evening when four squads signified their intention of joining the loop.In- dfcation pointed to the fact that Westmount Ball fans have an unusually active season in store for them, The champions of 1938 and 1939 are under new management thig year, but they have a strong team signed up under the man- agership of Don Maher.The Granites, who were eliminated in last year's finals in the best of five series will be on hand with practically the same team as has been fielded uring the past three years.anager George Lindsay is expecting great things from his boys as the team started as the young team of the league and most of the players aré now soasoned veterans.The Grads, which was a new entry last year is again entered nnder the managership of Harvey Fee.He claims to have plugged the weak spot of last years and has two good pitchers in view who should cause a good deal of consternation among opposing batters.The unknown quantity this year is the White Swans managed by Norm Harris, This team promises to make a much better showing of itself than did last season's Eagles.Their practices show that they have stamina and & will to win.Followlng is the schedule for the season: June 3 Royals vs.Grads.Swans va Granites June 5 \u201cGranites vs.Royals June 7 Grads vs.Swans June 10 Granites va, Grads Swans vs.Royals June 12, Royals vs.Granites June 14 Swans vs.Grads June 17 Grads vs.Royals Graniles vs.Swans June 19 Grads vs.Granites June 21 Royals vs.Swans June 24 Granites vs.Royals 1 Grads vs.Swans June 26 Royals vs.Grads June 28 Swans vs.Granites July 3 Granltes vs, Grads \u2019 Swans vs.Royals July 5 \u2018Royals vs.Granites Swans vs.Grads Royals vs.Swans Cameron.Time: 1,46.Umpires: Brey and Regan.Adanacs vs.Pascals Adanacs R.H.Raspa, 2b.Moynihan, Kienan, rf, .Mundey, E.cf.«vous Mundey, S.1b.\u2026.\u2026.Anderson, p.McWilliams, ss.Gribbon, If.Cleary, 3b.a- Farmer .\u2026 3 ven ES # sc.GC os000000 cesses \u2026\u2026o\u2026.+.\u2026\u2026.OeocHHoHSSe TE OHO WHOS .= .Pascal's Lot Dalzell, B.If.vous00.Browns, 3b.Price, 2b, .Maher, 1b.Willock, ce.Mowatt, 88.+.0\u2026.Loftus, cf.Brennan, rf.Cameron, p.Hunter, p.ses etree cu.essere EERE] crises ee \u2026\u2026\u2026euss Oh pg © = > Fe | 5 | cococooce roel cocvscccco \u2026.\u2026\u2026.Total + 10 1 Summary: Runs batted in: Mc- Williams 2, Cameron 4, E.Mun- dey, Brennan, Mowatt.Two Base Hits: S.Mundey, Home Runs: MeWilllams, Cameron.Sacrifices: Brennan, Mowatt, Willock, Stolen Bases: B.Dalxell, S.Mundey E., Raspa, Loftus, Left on bases: Adanacs 6, Pascal's 7.Bases on balls: Anderson 3.Cameron 3.Struck out: Anderson 3, Cameron 4.Hunter 2.Winning pitcher: Cameron, Losing pitcher: Apder- son.Time: 1.35.Unipires: Brey 0.becoming : sped around the mile \u201c\u2019EARSON, EASTERBROOKE PLAY AT Y \u2018Y\u2019 HELD OVER AT BELMONT PARK Belmont Park for another week.Winifred Colleano, world\u2019s premiere trapeze artiste, held over at Although a heavy downpdur of rain caused cancellation of a number of events Bonar Lindsay pulled the 42nd annual West- mount High School track and field meet above average at Mol- son Stadium on Monday by cracking Murray Patrick's six-year-old one-mile record rwhen he completed the distance over a sodden field in 4.44.Patrick's time was 4.65.2.Lindsay started from the mark in the midst of a downpour and course in four minutes, 44 \u2018seconds, which was 11.2 seconds bette} than the time set by Muzz Patrick, Ranger hockey star who was a pupil at Westmount High in 1934.Despite this convincing victory first in the half-mile, Lindsay was forced to concede Individual aggregate honors to Bob Beaie in the senior division.The latter romped home first in the 100, 220 and 440 yard sprints, and caught third place in the broad jump for a total of 16 points, six ahead of Lindsay.BOYS Senior 100 yards dash\u2014Beale, 2, Seaman 3, B.Wilson.Time :11,0.220 yards dash\u2014Beale, 2, Seaman.Time, :25.0.440 yards dash\u2014Beale, 2, Seaman, 3, Earle.Time :61.7.880 yards run\u2014Lindsay, 2, 17.0.Mile run\u2014Lindsay, 2, Graham 3.Parkinson, Time 4:44.0 (new record.) High jump\u2014Victor.2, Wilson, 3, Mulligan.Height 5'0\u201d, Broad jump\u2014S.McGoun, 2, V.Graham, 3, Parkinson.Time 2:- Bonar Lindsay Sets New Mile Mark At Field Day Lignon, 3, Beale.Distance 18\u201911\u201d, Shot put\u2014Newman, 2, Earle 3, Condon.Distance 38\u20194\u201d, Intermediate 100 yards dash\u2014Newman, 2, BceGoun, 3, MacDaniel, Time :11.2, 220 yards dash\u2014McGoun, 2, À.Riddell, 3, Fairlie.Time :25.8.440 yards dash\u2014Newman, 2, Brown.Time :61.4, 880 yards relay\u20141 Newmay, Lefcoe, Brown, Victor, 2, Van Wagner, Parkinson, Collip, Hunt, (No time available.) 130 yards low hurdles\u2014Me- Goun, 2, Newman, 3, Taylor.,:11.2 shrd! m m miw m mhh Time :17.1, , Broad jump\u2014MeGoun, 2, Van Wagner, 3, Hunt, Distance 19'5\u201d.(New record) Shot put\u2014Newman, 2, Condon, 3, Victar.Distance 38\u2019 4\u201d, Junior -75 yards dash\u2014Lefcoe, 2, Van Wagner, 3, Heron.Time :08.5.220 yards dash\u2014Lefcoe, 2, Burg, 3, Waterston.Time :26.1.Low Hurdles\u2014Van Wagner, 2; Nicholson, 3, Porter.Time :16.9 (new record.) Broad jump\u2014Lefcoe, 2, Van ing, and canoe Rapid Delivery till 11 P.M.2209 St.Catherine W.If First Line Signals Busy, Please Dial Next Line.FORUM GROCERY Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1611 NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO : WESTMOUNT \u201cY\u201d Notes Kamp Kanawana Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d boys are urged to bring in their registrations i for Camp as soon as possible.| 1940 looks like a splendid summer to spend at Kamp Kana- wana, and now is the time to plan to be there.Kamp opens jon June 22 and runs to August 24.Good swimming and boat- trips for older fellows.excellent program, lots of fun and good friends.hobbies and crafts to learn \u2014 in fact, a first class holiday to build strong bodies, strong minds and strong spirits for the days ahead.Vacation Club Leaders are signing up now\u2014 those older boys who will share their skills with the boys who will be spending part of their holidays in the city.Vacation Club at the Westmount \u201cY\u201d opens on Monday, June 24, at 9.30 a.m.Programs will consist Wagner, 3, Farquharson.Distance 19\u2019 1%\u2019 (new record.) 440 yards relay\u2014Nicholson, Heron, Van Wagner, Lefcoe, 2, Clark, Common, Lord, Porter, 3 Burg, Pressman, Tarshis, Time :51.9 (new record).Midget 50 yards dash\u2014Kerr, 2, Campbell, 3, Fraser.Time :07.0.Broad jump\u2014 Fraser, 2, Kerr, 3, Swain.Distance 13\u2019 11\u201d.440-yards relay\u2014Kerr, Swain, Fraser, Spender, 2, Donald, Coles, Burgess, Shayne.Time 1:00.0, GIRLS 16 Years and Over 100 yards dash\u2014S.Thaornberg 2, Donalr, 3, Price.Time :13.0.Boad jump\u2014Jack, 2, Gerth, 3, M.Pike, Distance 13' 0\", Baseball throw\u2014E.Shaw, 2, V: Yates, 3, S.Thornberg.Distance 1360\u201d.Three-legged race\u2014E.Lewis and Warrington, 2, Gerth and Lawrence, 3, Thornberg and Martin, Nutter, 15 Years and Under 100 yards dash\u2014-M.Jack, 2, V.Petrie, 3, M.Pike.Time :13.0, \u2019 14 Years and Under \u2018 50 yards dash\u2014Mathews, 2, H.Driver, 3, K.Rodaman, Time 107.0 (equals record).Inter-Class \" Relay final\u2014Room 28-A, 2, at the Red Triangle is the fare?\u201d sir.tled all that.\u201d\u2014Pasadena News.of movies, sing-song, stories, ' talks, hobbies and crafts, sports, ! swimming and life saving, educational trips and hikes.Baseball Baseball is played in the park on Saturday mornings for Preps.Juniors, Intermediates and Seniors.Thanks For The Records At a Boys Work committee|.meeting a few weeks ago, Dr.Southam suggested that they could secure a Radio-Combination Victrola in exchange for old Victor records.They appealed to members, and the records have been puring in ever since and continue to come in.In exchange for 3500 old Victor records the RCA Victor Company has given the \u201cY\" a beautiful Radio Vie- trola Combination, which is used on Friday nights for learn to dance classes, and on Saturday for the soldiers\u2019 parties.Employment 58 boys have been placed in positions during the past year.There are still several boys on the list looking for positions.Hi-Y Clubs have had their elections, and are now at their studies harder than ever.Keith Farquharson.Allan Soper and Wm, Cresswell will be delegates to the Natiopal Hi-Y Conference at Oberlin in June.Orchestra THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1949 COURTS TONIGHT NET CHAMPS TO PRESENT EXHIBITION Two of Montreal's best known tennis- players, Phil Pearson and R.Easterbrooke, will be seen in action in an exhibition match at the local Y.M.C.A.courts at the corner of Western and Victoria avenues tonight at 7.30 o'clock.These two players have shown themselves as having the, ability to demonstrate the fine points of this highly skilled and recrea- tive game.Both are well known in this district and an enthusiastic crowd is expected at the courts tonight.The demonstration will be well worth the while of any tennis enthusiast, Last night the *\u201cY\u201d courts were filled to capacity and from reports received at the branch, the coming weekend should be one of the busiest in years.It has been announced that on Saturday and Sunday a round robin tournament for men and women will start the competitive season\u2019s ball rolling.Westmount Y.M.C.A.Symphony Orchestra, direction of I, Junior under the V.Elvin, played Club for soldiers and their friends last Sunday, and at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.annual meeting.\u2014_\u2014 Speeding the Parting Guest Lover (eloping): \u201cHow much \\ \u201cThat's all right, The young lady\u2019s father set- Taxi Driver: Lawn Mowers Sharpened Keys Made - Combinations Changed - Bicycle Repairs General Repairs WAInut 3113 McWHINNIE'S REPAIR SHOP 5900 Sherbrooke West RADIO WASHING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR SERVICE RIRES © Our Qualified Repairmen Give Better Service © UNE cAL M, BEAUDET \u2014 ONE STORE ONLY \u2014 1733 Notre Dame St.W.- 20 years of unsurpassed service to the \u2018better homes Room 18-A, 3, Room 2G-B.Opposite Northern Electric WI 8171 By VICTORIA AVE.ANNOUNCING.THE OPENING OF A SPORTMEN'S SHOP Now featuring a complete selection of Including Rods \u2014 Reels \u2014 Leaders \u2014 Flies \u2014 Baits \u2014 Lures, Etc.Also Fishing Rods Repaired and Made To Order es RLS Lau and Regan, BEERIS MYTH a SN ; Beer is not only a happy part greatly to their prosperity.temperate living of the people\u2014it also adds Canadian brewing industry pays out more than $26,000,000.00 in wages to its own employees, and for supplies and service to others.Beer isy indeed, the beverage of the people.of the moderate, Every year, the \u201cEF to re liber relig gled {reed state Your gate: Chur Scott ed tl may city.woul tors of in too mun the r ful 0 ed tl cence; lives pons chief and out that of de will follo 1] sant ot VW Peor their fui \u2018 \u201cy have unde thos whic prev We to te are city, ant prov its y \u201c% Publ have 1 hoy to v we a whil for gene of o whie bled the pride mun for ; spea of ot ned sonn tion \u201c1 prop mak fere "]