The Westmount examiner, 13 février 1941, jeudi 13 février 1941

[" two le of was ivid- thau Gar goals were dan by and Ser's eres rrow and the 1mez will «12, that left- ding ons wks who oug.who ody- nad- 1an\u201d nal- WE BUY OLD GOLD Have you looked over yuur vid jewelry Prices were never higher ana our reputation of 41 years of business integrity assures you of full valuation.OHMAN'S \\ JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.2 ately ?WE 4046 VOL.XII, No.7 WING COMMANDER TICE PRAISES CORPS HIGHLY FOR GONDUCT ON PARADE Close to 500 Potential R.C.A.F.Members From Seven Schools in Municipality Participate in Inspection i \u2014 Corps Soon to Have Uniforms Capt.H.P.Illsley Announces ae .\"The Alr Cadets of Canada\u2019s Westmount Corps, representing close tô 500 potential Royal Canadian Air Force members, paraded for inspection Monday afternoon In the Royal Montreal Regiment drill hall and drew high praise from Wing Commander J.W.Tice and other R.C.A.F.officers.Commanded by Captain H.P.Ilisley, flier in the last Great War and president of the Air Force Veterans here, the Westmount Corps 1s composed of students from seven schools in the municipality and is one of the oldest of its kind in Canada.The cadets comported themselves smartly throughout inspection and were complimented by Wing Commander Tice who said an in- gpection party judged the men's efficiency by the manner in which they conducted themselves on parade, and from what he had seen, the Westmount \u2018Corps appeared to be an intelligent and well-trained group.\u201cI am looking forward to the day,\u201d he said, \u201cwhen you are old enough and possess the necessary educational qualifications to join the Royal Canadian Air Force, It is young men such as yourselves that we need to maintain the high standard and prestige the R.C.A.F.enjoys.\u201d Accompanying Wing Commander Tice in the inspection party were Flight Lieutenant Reubens, Group Captain E.R.Owens, Captain H.P.Illsley, Major H.M.Scott, M.C., and Warrant Officer Young.Recognized by the Department of Nationa] Defence, the Air Cadets Corps is flourishing rapidly as alr-minded youths throughout Canada hasten to form corps in their respective districts.Several schools in Montreal are following Westmount's lead and considerable progress has been made with groups at West Hill High School and Jean de Bre- beuf College.Chomedy School also intends establishing a similar group under Brother Cyrille.According to present plans, the Air Cadet Corps is authorized to train 30 days yearly but its members are not liable for service with the Royal Canadian Air Force, Headed in this area by G.B.Foster, K.C., the Air Cadet League Is responsible for organization, administration and supervision of corps, each being sponsored and financed by local committees.These same corps, however, are subject to the -authority of air cfficers heading the commands in which they are located.The Westmount group soon will have uniforms, it was announced, measurements being taken foi- lowing Monday\u2019s parade.They will be air force blue with suitable insignia.A feature of the inspection was the performance of the corps band under the direction of Captain T.E.Jackson of the R.M.R Mayor W.A.Merrill, K.C., was among the invited guests.THOS.BLAIKIE AGAIN 15 HEAD OF - MECHANICS Institute Re-elects Entire 1940 Slate at 101st Annual Meeting.The hundred and first annual meeting of the members of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute was, beld Monday evening, Februarwoui when tbe various reports were submitted for the year ending December 31, 1940.The president, officers and members of the general committee of management were unanimously re-elected for the ensuing year as follows: Thomas Blaikie, president; C.J.A.Cook, vice-president; A.J.G.Macduff, treasurer; Frank P.Jennings, secretary; Charles Booth, past president, and H.H.Boyd, Dr.A.A.Bramley-Moore, Fred J.Eveleigh, G.Alan Jobnson, T.W.Macrae, J.Ernest Millen, E.McG.Quirk.F.D.Rogers, C.T.Russel] and H.F.Swift, general committee of management.The president reviewed the outstanding events of the past year, mentioning particularly the 100th anniversary which was held last April and which proved a great success, together with the publication and distribution to members of an attractive historical booklet covering the 100 year per- fod of the life of the institute.The treasurer, A.J.G.Mac- duff, read the financial report for the year, which proved very satisfactory.Dr.A.A.Bramley-Moore, chairman of the library committee, commented very favorably on tbe manner in which the library had operated during the year under the able supervision of Miss Ryan and her efficient staff.It is gratifying to note a decided increase in the number of institute members and the general public who avail themselves of the advantages of our reference library.He Didn\u2019t Have Carfare But All Turned Out Well The other evening a short, white-haired gentleman, bare- beaded and splashed with mud.boarded an eastbound street car at the corner of Claremont avenue and Sherbrooke street, and walked rather nervously down the aisle without paying his fare.The street car conductor called to him, but he paid no attention.Passengers tittered.The conductor called again.Still the short individual took no notice.By this time the street car had reached Victoria Aveuue, and the conductor decided to take action.He strode down the aisle and quietly but firmly led the white- haired gentleman to the back exit and assisted him out of the car, .One of the lady passengers, j ome curious as Lo what would bec of him, peered out of the window.As the car moved off, she saw the gentleman walking hastily from person to person, apparently in an effort to borrow carfare.His look of despair moved her to pity.Acting upon impulse, she got off the car at the next stop.walked back and, meeting the; gentleman, asked him if she could help him.He was uncommunicative, but, weary and mud- splashed as he was, consented to | come to her home.ment for a Jost white French | poodle had a happy ending.The white-haired gentleman's name was Punksie, and his owner, a Westmount resident, claimed him|bim in touch with students of\u2019 within balf an bour, remarking.many lancs and hr spe-ks from a : \u201cAnd | gave blm such a lovely bath two days ago!\u201d And that is how an advertise- | 7 he Westmount Wxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canad a's Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 WESTMOUNT AIR CADETS ALL LL HARDWOOD FLOORS Svaplied - Laid - Finished 4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates Ad dd A AL Ld Ll PE 2 PE Repaired - Refinished + Cleaned Ross Grafton & Co.WE.2323 LEE PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS INSPECTION WESTMOUNT AIR CADETS PARADE FOR INSPECTION Vm Close to 500 students from seven Westmount schools, potential members of the Royal Canadian Air Force, gather in the Royal Montreal Regiment drill hall for inspection by Wing Commander J.W.Tice and other R.C.A.F.officers from Ottawa headquarters.The inspection party is seen passing down the front rank of a squad.which stands smartly to attention.Members of the squad in the foreground have just received orders to \u2018\u2019stand easy,\u201d which is the reason for the outstretched arms.The cadets were complimented by Wing Commander Tice for the manner in which they conducted themselves throughout the inspection.A TO STAGE Westmount Rotary Club Will Hold Event April 24, 25, 26 At Forum, Replacing Annual Ice Carnival \u2014 Advertising Campaign Gets Underway At Weekly \u2018Window Displays| To Be Part Of Campaign Encouragement of window displays by various business establishments in the municipality and purchase of war savings certificates and stamps by their respective employees, will be part of the work accomplished hy the Westmount Businessmen\u2019's Association, it was announced by W.Boyd Robson, representing the Association at the Westmount War Savings Committee's organization meeting.A plan whereby storekeepers would offer war stamps to customers as change, also has been taken under advisement, Robson said.The Assoclation has a supply of display cards, available to any Westmount business establish ment on application to Eric Oh- man, 1216 Greene Avenue, REV.R.MACKIE 10 PREACH AT PARK CHURCH World Student Christian Federation Secretary Speaking at Morning Service.The Rev.Robert Mackie, Gen- cral Secretary of the World Student Christian Federation will speak in Westmount Park Church, Sunday, February 16 at the morning service.Mr.Mackie was formerly General Secretary of the British Student Christian Movement, but for the past two years has heen secre-! .*y of the worid organization whose headquarters in times are in Geneva.Owin- fo disturbed ily located in New York.Mr.Mackie's work has brought background of wide and varied experience, Luncheon Advertising campaign for the Westmount Rotary Club's Carni- val-Fair, April 24-25, at the Forum, got underway officially yesterday at the club's weekly luncheon, featured by a one-ring circus, probably the first of its kind held in Victoria Hall.The Fair, replacing the ice carnival held annually for the last 10 years but cancelled this :ear due to the war, will be a fourfold appeal this time, it was an- ounced, for aside from helping the Montreal Children's Hospital, the Westmount club will afd the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital, 7t.Patrick's Orphanage and Rotary Community Chest.Featuring a well set-up brown and white pony as the one and only performer, the brief circus, held in the dining room amid tables, chairs and rotarians, was marred somewhat hy the animal's bashfulness and unsure footing but the performance nevertheless was unique and entertaining.Donated for advertising purposes by Rotarian Will Harrison, the pony was led into the dining room by a trainer, wrapped in a sign inscribed thusly: \u2018Visit the Rotary Fair, for young and old, at the Forum, April 24, 25, 26.\u201d A stool was produced and the trainer attempted to induce his charge to place hl: fo-elegs, in crossed position, atop the stand.But a oom in Victoria Hall was a far-c.y from the animal's ac- c.stomed * quarters and the strangeness obviously affected his performance.' It was only after Rotarian Bill Thompson offered a cupful of sugar that the pony could be encouraged to do his stuff.The animal then was prevailed upon to walk \u2018n three legs instead of the usual four, and to lle down, aîter which she posed for photographs with Rotarians grouped around, Well-trained and truly a fine- looking specimen, the pony will} perform throughout the carnival and will be raffled off during the final night.Joint chairmen for the Fair are Arthur F.Cayford and W.F.Close, while included on the committee are Thomas Bignell, John H.Hand, W.Boyd Robson, Dent Harrison, Richard Baker, Ewart A.Everson, David Kerr, J.C.Nelson and R.E.Parker.Five or six other committee-men are to be named shortly.Outlined by Co-chalrman Close, plans for the event call for 22 booths, attractively decorated, to be built on the arena floor, some featuring games but most of them containing various types of merchandise to he raffled off.A stage will he built at one end of the main floo-, while a te- rom, checkrocm and dance floor will he erected in the hack.The lobby and entrance into the arena proper also will he decorated and all the aspects of a country fa\u2019'ron a city scale\u2014will he evident.normal conditions | in Europe, the office is temporar- Unity 1.0.0.F MAMMA LS A, The Week At Victoria Hall LLL id a a a 7 rR or 77%) Thursday, February 13-\u2014 Westmount Stamp Club; Manchester! headlight, wheel, t Friday.February 14\u2014Westmount Women's Club play.Women.\" Bank of Montreal dance; Westmount Conclave TK.Saturday.February 15-\u2014Westmount Women's Club play, \u201cThe : Women.\" Fairchild Recreation Club darice, Monday, February 17 \u2014 St.Lawrence Stamp Club; Ouaass | Temple Daughters of the Nile, IN DG.Wednesday, CPR; Westmount Lodge Study Club.Society: V.O.N.J.at a regulation slcp.\u201cFhe ARNIVAL\u2014FAIR * ; Carnival Slated | For Feb.21 At Park The annual carnival hole on local rinks, will be held Friday cvening, February 21, E.J.Anderson, Superintendent of Parks, announced, The carnival this year, while open to the public, will be held on the Figure Hkat- ing rink behind the Grern- house in Westmount Park.As In previous years there wil be reces, costume par- nde, figure skating and fireworks, Given good weather the event should draw a large crowd of spectators and compeU- tors, MOTORIST HAS TWO ACCIDENTS IN FIVE MINUTES Auto- Skids Into Tram and Later Struck by Another Car.Double trouble hit Motorists Francis Kelly and Paul Poirier within the space of five minutes Saturday night on the boulevard at Westmount avenue an! nl- though they escaped personal in- Jury, they both had much to regret.Kellv, of 1439 Ple IX Boulevard, was drivinæ along the boule- vard behind a street car and skidded into the tram when it halted | i Kelly pulled over to the wide { and got out te Inspect the dan: ge, .the examination revealing a bad.+ tly damaged left ront fender, radiator grill and bonnet.And he still war looking over the wreckage when Poirier, 716% St.Denis treet drove up, attem ed to brake but succeeded of fn skidding into Kelly's auto, damag- Tuesday, February 15\u2014N.D.G.Women's lub hoard meeting; : 2 Pit more i Parliamentary Procedure; Westmount Women's Red Cross.February 19\u2014Lyric Operatic Westmount Rotary Club luncheon; Electa Chapter QE S.; Ing his ri ht front fender and bumper and denting Kelly's car, { Poirter's serond helping of, trouble arrived when police dis covered he lacked an operstor's\u2019 license and hes led him off to the, ) station to explain why.WESTMOUNT WAR SAVING CAMPAIGN 15 UNDERWAY MAYOR FERRILL CHARNOA Various Clubs, Societies and Associations Will Canva Members \u2014 House-to-House Drive Favored Or As Last Resort \u2014 \u201cMaple Leaf in Every We mount Home\" Is Slogan Unlike most campaigns, Woestmount's war savings drive Lave no monetary objoctive, it was docided at an organization m ing held Friday in Victoria Hall, Maple Leaf in very Westmount the objective being simply Home.\u201d Through church socletles, servico ctubs und various other ganizations throughout the muni elpality, all appointing commit to canvass thelr respoctive memberships, tho main committee will attempt to sell bunk pledges primarily, with honor pladges as alternatives, On agreeing to sign elther vne of tha pledges, the signee will receive wn card, about six inches SERVICES HELD FOR THE LATE LG DOBELL Many Pay Tribute To Prominent Westmount Man Who Died Suddenly Saturday Funeral services were held Monday for the lata 1\u2019.C.bell who dled suddonly ut lis home, 38 Holton avenue, Saturday, The deconsed was in hig 43rd your, The sumple but Impressive sor- vice war conducted by Rev, Dr, George H, D«nuld of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, Aside frou his parents, Mr.and M-: Dobell of: Quebec City, Mr, Dobell 1x survived by his widow, the former Sybil O.Robertson, and (wo cl ldres, Au- thony and Sally.Am \u2018ng those present ut the service wore: Mr.and Mrs.C.B, Sewell, W.A.landry, Mr.and Mrs.RL.Sewell, I°r and Mrs.J.JL.Robertson, Fred Belanger, Augusle Chevalier, J.i.Lowrey, A.R, Tuffield, 4, Smith, Capt.Carr Jones, Jullvs M.Colen, Henry Kaufman, | tephen White, Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Muppin, (4.G.Alkman, Major and Mrs.T, J.O'Donahue, W, ¥.Shepherd, Mrs.Thomas Archer, H.H.Kav- anaugh, 8.If.R.Bush, G.¢ Wil- Hams, K.A, Creery, D.A.Mucln- nes, Arthur Chipman, Stuart Mc- Dougall, J.P.Lanectot, R.I.Sta- vert, Dr.D.O.MacD nald, G.S, Currie, B.E.Norvish, R.R.Do- bell, Eric 4.Finler, A.F.MeGlllis, K.H, Olive, HR, Dupnla, J.C.IB, Walsh, Lleul.and Mrs J.P.MacIntosh, W.D.Benson, jr, H.RN, Hampson, E, Buchanan, Mr, and Mrs.F.R.Peverly, Capt.Il.RR.MacDougall, 8.J.\u201cMathewson, Walter Molson, A.F.Culver, T.R.Robertson, H, M.Skelton, Dr.Kath Hutchison, D.C.Abbott, E, D.Cordon, P.H.Addey, Mr, and Mrs, C.8.Trotter, Hugh Joseph, Gerald ones, Alec Wilson, Zrnest Archibald, G.8.McLennon, CC.(.Benson, (Continued on Page 3) square and bearing a Maple Leaf, lo place In the door of his home signifying his pledge to purchase war savings cortificutos regularly.Mayor Walter A.Merrill, ac- copting honorury chaiyrmunship of the committee, presided over Friday's mooting, assisted by Joint chalrmen Stewart I\u2019.Rutherford and Alderman B.Panet-Raymond und vico-chairman V.F.Muc- Adam, From Mrs.J.C.Magkenzle, chairman of tho Women's Com: mittee, waostern division, 1t was learned a house-lo-house canvass would bo staged in Westmount only ns a last resort, The com- mitive believes such à eumpalgn would be inadvisable chiefly be cnuso charity drives will he functioning soon, and il Is deemed too much house-to-liouse canvassing would hamper both efforts.The Pian Outlined by Mrs.Mackenzie.(he: Westmount plan is us follows: Delegates were to return to their rapactive clubs or associu- tions, explain the Committee's alm and determine, firstly, if they would be willing to appoint com- mitioes of ten Lo canvass thelr memberships, It an association accepted the plan, Ils committos would canyux every momber, keeping records « those accepting pledges and thos refusing.+ These records then would bh turned in ut the Commitiee\u2019s con tral office to ho established with in the next fow days in Victori Hall.Reportsfof those groups re jecting the plun also.would I forwarded to the main office.In this manner (he Committ.hopes to obtain a complete recor: of what avery Westmount hom Is doing toward the War Bffor und from the information woul ha able to determine whether o not a house-to-house Canvas would be necessary.At Meeting Asldo from presiding officer: those attending the meeting wes Mrs, J, A, DeLalanne, Westmoun Women's Club; Mrs, F.W.Mny Hattie, SL Andrew's Church-v70 men\u2019s Assoctation; Mrs, G, Petri Stanley Church Women's Associa don; Mrs.IN.I.Bmith, Dominio Douglas Women's Association Captain R.F.Rice, Women's Vol unteer Reserve Corps; Miss Lucet te Demers, French Canadian Fe erated Charities; Mrs.J.Stewa! Shaar Hashomayim Auxiliary.Miss M.H.Urquhart, St.Ste; ens Woman's Associations M James M.Dever, St, Matthias V (Continued on Page 3) Skating Club Will Hold Competition On Saturda The City of Westmount Figure Skating Club will hotd 1s annual competition Unis Safurauy afternoon, Feo.1h, at 2,00 pou.on the flgure 4kufins rink in Weatmount Park.This will sourk \u2018ue [1a year the event has heen bon bn West- mount Park, waere the pew rink was hufll tbi< veur :naîniv for figure oc tiuk It is situated just back of the gree nhonso, The local club which bousts of a membership of around 200 + tretubers, half of whom uvre just learning this fuseinutins sport.wan fortunate in obtaining the services of Miss Helma Kerik as instructress.Miss Karik has been working hard with her pupils and they have shown a marked im proc ment in their efforts The competition will he divided between junior and senior mem- hers of the «lub, The Jun! events will be open to memb- 12 years uf uge an! under, wi the senior events will be 1 members over 12 yeurs of age.3oth Junior and senior entran wi have the opportunity of cor peting In two school figure even us well ds n free skating even ï ! Their will algo be a competi] for palrs, IKntries 10 the even will be accepted up until tomo.row, Mr and Mrs.ROW.Tyne members of both the City © \u201c'hostimouut Figure Skating CI and the Winter Club, have kin cossented tp art as judges the events, The various winner will display their alent in exh: - bitions to be given af the annua Rating Carniv 1 held on Wat mount rinks on Friduy evening, Feb, 21st, | ~ i The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thurbday ; Serving the City of Westmount Br Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis, THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 aims to be an Independent, clean nawspaper for the home, devuled to public service.money.tax.est on them.a WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Sometime within the next few days local residents will be asked to save your money and lend it to the government at a good rate of interest to help win the war.During the com- \u201chg year this country is to double its production of trained soldiers and supplies of all kinds in order to relieve the Motherland of a still greater share of the burden of the war.This effort is going to cost a lot of money, and the greater part of it has to come from the pockets of the wage-earners.Compared to pur contributions of the year gone by, our sav- Ings during the year just beginning must be tremendous.Much of this money is to be raised through the sale of war savings stamps, and every citizen is being asked to help in this way, No purchase is too small.Every puarter will help.We must contribute every tent that can be spared, and deny ourselves tus\u2018omary luxuries to swell the fund still further, Some of us might think this a hard- \"ship; but it must not be forgotten that we are to get the money back, and we are to be paid R good rate of interest on it while it is in the Jovernment\u2019s possession.Our patriotism is ill profitable, and so long as the subscriptions «received in ample volume it will remain af-wav.But the Empire is faced with the worst crisis in its history; indeed, our civiliza- derate, co-operative, tion is at the cross-roads, and we are most emphatically not going to lose it for want What isn\u2019t given will be taken the government can\u2019t borrow, it will have to And you don\u2019t get taxes back, nor inter- CANADA'S PROBLEM PROVINCE Regardless of what our experience was during the first World War, this country\u2019s problem child in this struggle is most emphatically Ontario.For years, it has been generally recognized that our system of national finance was far from efficient even for peace-time needs and an obvious and decided handicap in time of national emergency.With a view to correcting the deficiencies in the system, the government appointed a commission of noted Canadians to \u2018take evidence in all parts of Canada and from all classes of our citizenry and from this mass of evidence recommend measures to bring the system into line with requirements of the day.The war greatly intensified the need for action along this line, and the conclusions and recommendations of the Sirois Commission seemed to provide means of streamlining our war effort.But the representatives of the Province of Ontario refused even to discuss it; and, to make matters much worse, a noted Toronto preacher used the report to stir religious and racial strife at what is probably the most critical time in our history.One cannot escape the conclusion, after reading the remarks of Messrs.Hepburn and Shields, that neither of them have even read the report about which they are making so much trouble.These men could not more effectively be doing the work of the enemy if they were fifth columnists in the enemy's pay.In striking contrast is the attitude of our own Province of Quebec\u2014the mo- thoroughly Canadian stand taken by Premier Godbout at the conference.Our Premier, by this and other recent actions, has placed Quebec in the very forefront of the Empire's battle for civilization.REVIEW BY HOWARD S.ROSS ) er omar er rar The Examiner's Barr McCutcheon, \u201csherry.\u201d \u201cThe City of Musks,\u201d elc, author Mead & Company, This is a novel thrilling exploits on land.The liner \u201cDoralne\u201d from a South American bound for the United song on board and a cargo grain, foodstuffs, metals, micals, rubber, ete.\u2014 a mix cargo.women who had achieved 4a from all continents.trip on the \u201cDoraine.\u201d The crew was international.all the which goes with fit, WEST WIND DRIFT, by George \u201cBlack is White,\u201d L.Burt Company, New York.By arrangement with Dodd, tilled with sea and sailed port States.There were seven hundred per- che- Her passenger list contained the names of men and tinction in finance, business, diplomacy, art and adventure, and She was never seen again except by those who sailed on her and in due time was entered in shipping records of the U.S.A.as \u201cLost with all on board.\u201d The Captain was an old man and an Englishman \u2014 Weather- by Trigger and making his last An American was to succeed him.The author knows the sea and romance and tragedy The attractive and able hero wag A.week twelve passes are given to the the following requirements: \u2014 of Examiner in which the names of the A.the purpose.Residents of Westmount, only, a one submitting the right answers.\u2019 be received in Monday's mail.° St.Antoiné Road; 4036 Tupper St.; 494 Victoria Ave.J.B.Consterdine, ed The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each : ( \\ { ( .Î ( f | Hidden Titles C ( | idden litles Contest ( ( Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount the Westmount Theatre during the first half of next week are hidden.Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for Contestants must be over 16 years of age.All answers must be in this 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 are 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's contest are as follows and their passes will Mrs.S.M.Tyner, 16 Somerville Ave.; Miss Betty Studd, 572 Cote Miss Ciceri, 377 Claremont Ave.; Mrs.A.Messenger, six lucky winners who comply with two feature pictures being shown at re eligible, 71 Holton Ave.; Mrs.J.Bergithon, is- The opinions expressed In this does not accept responsibility for i 4) words for 120 The Westmount Examiner «3 GLASSIFIED ADS mm $m BeBe bi WAlnut 2773 LE 0-0 pr Last year the refinery sold 6,725 worth $1,010,811.07, net earnings ada, valued at half a million dollars, havinz a storage capacity of over four million gallons.Farmers for years have been told they A.Percival, a young American engineer, a stowaway, who failed in an attempt to buy a ticket and had to be in America as soon as possible, Ruth Clinton, PERSONAL AVENUE TEA ROOM announcing Madam Linda, tea cup, card and crys- tnl reader.Ilvoninge by appointment only, 'phone EL.0108, C-23 WILL Hrench lady give conversation.| lessons to two boys Cali WE 5526, at C-19 FOR SALE CHESTERFIELD, Studio Couch, Gramophone, Drop Side, Couch, Rock- Ing Chair.WI, 9468, C-12 COMFORTABLE chesterfield set, 4648 Sherbrooke West, Apt, 26.C-13 HRINTZMAN upright plano, small FOR SALE MEN'S clothing, suit, size 38, shoes, size 7, dressing gown, also miscellaneous articles, IIL.7048.SMALL MAHOGANY kidney shaped, old fashloned sofa, also walnut table desk, LE, 5869, 1-119 1-117 chesterfield slip-coversd, genuine Burrymors rug 9 x 12.Chesterfleld table, floor lamp.Rose silk drapes.Sofa pillows, card tables, What not, WA, 3110, 1-337 SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG business girl desires room, vicinity Greens and Bherbrooke, In 3852.exchange for services 2 or 3 eveniugs SHORT stralght lined mink trimmed French senl coat, perfect rensonable, slze 16, call after six, EL, 1-114 condition, weokly.Call LA.5610, 8,30-10 p.m.C-14 PRIVATE tuition.Lady teacher.Wide FURNITURE direct from manufacturers, at factory prices from the very cheapest ty » or furniture raincoat, DINING TABLE, chairs, buffet, boy's size 10, girls\u2019 12, skates, size 5, dresses, size 16, WA, reefer, size tudies.Excellent references.Will go \u2018pupils, residence.WA.6773, C-17 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED CHILD'S four plece winter outfit, blue, trimmed with gray lamb, size 5.DE.8431 1-140 aiik, ollve green and with coats, size 42, broadtall box coat, quite now, size 16, DI.2886.experience In coaching pupils in} \"post exclusive, Call for appoint.pl 1-118 imary und Intermediate School ment at WA.8542.1-142 ENGLISH lady has Nigger brown blege dresses 1-112 GENERAL for small house, two chll- YOUNG GIRL to look after a child ELECTRIC washing machine, good HUDSON SEAL COAT, Squirrel collar, size 36-38, $30.00.DI, 2763, 5258 Sherbrooke St.West, Apt.2.1-45 McCLARY'S electrlo stove, four bur- \u201cAPARTMENTS TO LET WESTMOUNT VIEW APTS, 2066 Claromont Avenue, 4 and § rooms, Mrigidaire, Janitor service, gus stove, size 14-16, condition, $16.00, Phone EL.2868.ren, ages 2 and 4, salary $20, 4045 3-6 dally.No Sundays, Call FL 9095, on one BL, 250.& Wilson, DE.4200.c-21 1-187 7357s three-quarter length gray broudtall swagger coat, $7.00; three- pleco fawn tweed spring suit, $7.00 Chesterfield $5.00.room chair $3.00, DE, 9580.Bed- 1-106 ners, perfect condition.Any reasonable offer accepted.Garden hose, 100 feet, and spade, Metal fireplace basket, WA.6550.1-125 SOLID mahogany dining room table, solld walnut vanity dresser, sunporch, wicker set, barometer, window shades, \u2018 taxes paid, Rentals ftom $37.50 to $43.50, D, W.Ogilvie & Co.Inc.Dom.| Sq.Bldg, HA, 8201, ; C-4 WESTMOUNT PARK Apts, 4560 St.\u2018Cathorine St.West, Westmount, 6 and §¢ rooms, newly decorated, immediate ppoupation, close to Westmount SKIS, Skates: polus, aize 6 foot 7 cost $17.50, never used, too large, complete, $10.00.Also ladles\u2019 tube skates and boots, perfect condition, size 8, complete $5.00, AT 7668 after 7 p.m.HA, 4258 daytime.1-103 Pair skills, harness, DE.0163, 3812 Melrose avenue.1-123 GIRL'S RED SKI auit, slae 16, Hke new, DIS, 5963.1-127 Yéhools.Rental from $48 to $47.60 pply Supt.WE, 3366 or D.W.Ogilvie Co» lnc, Dom, 8+ Bldg.HA.8201.liver, LEFEBVRE'S Boston Baked Beans.20c 1b, 2 Ibs.30c, DE.1303.We de- I-21 FOR SALE OWEN'S NUCLEAN cleans auto home upholstery, like new.23c Druggists, or postpaid, 149 Collier St.' 1-18 WASHING MACHINES, free inspections and estimates by factory ex- Toronto, Ont.pert repairs to all makes, terms desired.Beutty Bros.El.8187.DINING ROOM suite, dull oak, pieces, moderate price, CR, 2332, BLACK good material, Perslan Lamb, muff to match.Will fit either a s 14 or 16.Phone DE.2891.HUDSON SEAL coat, size 16, exc lent condition, modern style, sacrif price.AT, 4806.No deale mattress, Very cheap, homme avenue.Apt.1, 3435 in perfect running order.portable electric, only selling.Apply AT.6077, ONE \u201cSilent reason Glow\u201d 2 -burner heater, $15.00, Ono \u201cRegent\u201d 4-burner gas ultra guns stove, with broiler, $15.00; generator, $5.00.\u201cBran-sun\u201d violet lamp $3.00.Ukelele-banjo, $2.Girls' toys, No dealers.4587 Decarle.1-78 in excellent condition, also music cabinet, $60.00, \u2018\u201cMah- UPRIGHT plano, Jong\u2019 sect, 1955 Sherbrooke St.E.1-8 nine 1-61 CLOTH COAT, perfectly trimmed with black and Persian Lamb 1-44 1-42 NEW SING.E bed with s.ring and Prud'- 1-84 SINGER SEWING machine for sale, Buying for 1°83 beautiful and weathy American and Olge Obosky, attractive, intelligent Russian dancer are rivals in more ways than one but close friends even when Ruth marries Percival, The \u201cDoraine\u201d is wrecked on if|an unknown Southern island but all are safe and the cargo was intact and the steamer was wedged between reefs in an inner bay and for a year or more some of the passengers lived on board with the captain and some of the sailors who did not wish to Bo ashore.At the request of the people and the command of the captain, the stowaway became governor and had many difficult situations to deal with most of them requiring great physical or moral courage.The author understands human nature much better than most novelists and throughout there is much wise philosophy and homely humor.Chapter 12 is devoted to the medium of exchange which was adopted on the recommendation of a committee made up of their financial experts and considered by them and the other adults or all rs.ize el- ice oil 00.as a perfectly fair and impartial P OOKE ST, W.6010, West- In Monetary system They declared bnount, Pickwliok Arms, modern 6 WALNUT double bed, box spring and ° h oms, tiled bathroom, electric pas- aaa aa Ee ee ee mattress, also baby washing machine.the dollar, the peso, and the ponger and freight elevators, extra good condition, reasonable, DE.0936.pound sterling to be without Rarge rooms.Best value In West- ( 0 WwW d P | 1-70! value.\u2018\u2019Time\u201d script was to be rount $60 and up, Call Supt, DE.4724 r SS or uzz \u20ac LEFEBVRE'S delicious meat ples, 6| issued by the governing board pr D, W.Ogilvle & Co.Ino, 1010 St.for 25c, fresh daily, DE, 1303, We| o¢ Trigger Island \u201cTime'\u201d as pelorine St.West.HA.sat.Es M EE EE duliver, 1-22 the basic principle on which the PARK RACH 6, (near Westmount \u201cSHAW plano and dining room set.) al tt ipt was deter- bark), § bright rooms, $50 up.Gar- 3 13 4 Ÿ5 Yo Apply 3710 Queen Mary, AT.8793.value of the scrip zo extra, one furnished, $58.May lst, no 7 {8 9 M0 Apt.7.I-¢8 mined, and as time, in this LA.0800.lvenings WI.0600.C-8 - } CHESTERFIELD SET and gentle.instance, meant hours and ¢ FLATS TO LET 11 12 13 4 i man\u2019s beaver coat, size 44, reason-| nothing else, a citizen's income EASTERN W-v tmourt Bright up- able.DO.3126, 1-21 depended on his readiness to Eee | i x i WANTED TO PURCHASE work.Tho \u201chours\u201d as (ho Hil 8 gurnace in coment basement.ry ; ANTIQUE sliverware and piated slips made from the stock of A 3738, c.18 19 20 255 2 | ware, china and porcelain.Clocks.| menu card-board were called.HEATED DUPLEXES orton Sanios And other antiques Were made on thelr small hand p \u201d -box-s, d \" BRIGHT comfortable homes, interiors 2 3 4 435 | purchased.Look through your house.DTesS and divided into five \" wxceptionally well planned, desirable - | collar, attic, cupboards, pantries now denominations \u2014 one, three, location north of Terrebonne on Wil- 26 27 28 29 and ot sn Lyons, 1450 St Cather five, seven and 10 hours, son, Harvard, convenient to schools ne.- 5700.z This s sort of dialogue became us tramw M i , = water, anitor service on a » i 32 BOOKS WANTED common: \u201cWhat's the price of i seven room lowers, uppers, both\u2019 with =} SMALL oh ores collections, Wnglish this hat, Madame Obosky?\"\u201d = - w an enen, nes: rices .ve us rubbery and rate pont 3 4 35 36 Mr, Detrait, Lancaster 1808, Toronto Twenty - seven hours, Mrs, selin WA.8782 Open evenings, 37 Im Er, 5 Book Store.C-7| Block.\u201d or, \u201cYou blamed robber.- 1 an charging six 1-300 4 CARTAGE AND STORAGE hat do vou mean charging SOTRE DAME DE GRACE TRANS: hours for half-solling them BVO unfurnished rooms with board.a 4 44 45 FER \u2014 Local and long distance mov- shoes?\u201d \u201cIf you was any good, bply Box 474, c/o 2191 Hampton evs: also storage.DE.3110.C-2! you could ha\u2019 done it half the enue.46 47 48 49 EDUCATIONAL time,\u201d Or, \u201cGimme an hour's - - FOR SALE PRIVATE kind rgarten and primary worth of smoke, Andy.\u201d meaning HE ey in so 51 53 ° 53 school.mornings, 9 a.m.-12 a.m.af-| Of course the substitute for ere .com- ss 4,30 p.m.hended for children and elderiy per- - AA a ui te 30 Pom, tobacco.Ç fins or those suffering with colds or | 55 C.K.1, Frobel certificate Principal.5 no person S pours, were À = = 2 Free transportation.KL.1205.C-11{ worth wore than 8 G ™ TO0 od > 2 g \"RAR MINSTER RUG, bargain, $30.00.HORIZONTAL 42\u2014Hotel 19\u2014 Annually period.CONTRACT BRIDGE as every transaction was based J autitul chesterfield suite, never 1\u2014Value 43-\u2014-Purport teal Ti on time, no one man or group Med, 350.00.Lovely bedroom , $70.00.| g\u2014More delicate 45\u2014Greek letter 21-\u2014Salt of acetic IMPROVE your bridge game.Indivi- ; i th ning set, st: lio set.gatel g book-| 1l-Greck goddess 46\u2014French article acid dual or group Instructions at reason- could ever obtain a grip on the ho, tables, Never used.Unusual op- ar foal (road «O1 empire of 33\u2014Puils aus rates.Mrs.Olive Wilson.oa finances of the Island, and so all rtunity.FL 19850, Colsoh, 1363 4 me Asia Ainor 2\u2014States ans \u201cM1 manner of enterprises sprang in- ~ a .15\u2014Football kickers 19\u2014Type measure 2i-Born = (geen atmount.1-58 17\u2014Pronoun 5ü-\u2014 \u201cThe whole principle of evolution is a rising by steps, often by what seems striking, sudden.and indeed wildly dangerous and deadly steps, from what appears to be the only sane levels of actuality to completely unsuspected manifestations of potentiality, to quite new ranges of being \u2014 a means to live the Sermon on the Mount.\u201d\u2014Dr, Gerald Heard, who writes with authogity in the fields of history (he lectured at Oxford on that subject).mathematics, biology, anthropol- errors [CHRISTIAN science | \u2018subject of the | will b= \u201crepairers and Restorers.\u201d À .rr D RSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 134% THU \"7 CALVARY 1 CHURCH | * The preacher at both services in Clavary Church on Sunday wil} be the Interim Minister, the Rev, Colin R.Rudd, B.A, B.D., The mornin.service * Mrs.Rudd v ill have charge of the Young Worshipper's League, and wi'l show .ictures to the children \u2018to illustrate the Life of Jesus.Parents are invited to bring their children to church and let them hear the story of Jesus and see the pictures which will appeal te their childish imaginations.The Sunday School will meet in all departments at 3 o'clock, There are organized clusses for young men ard youug ladies; Al Hasley is the leader of the Square Circle Group for young men and Mre N.T.Moore is the leader of the Arrow Club for young ladies.Visitors will be very welcome.The Men's Own Brotb-r- hood will meat in the Church at the same hour.Monday at 7.15 p.m.the Boy Scouts will hold their regular meeting.: Tuesday from 10.30 a.m, to 4.30 p.m.the Red Cross Unit will meet, # d at 7.30 p.m.the Evening Branch will help in this worthwhile branch of the work.At 7.15 p.m.the Girl Guides will resume the regular meetings, The Cub Leader, Greig Higgin- son would like to see all the Wolf Cubs out at 7 p.n.The Junior Choir will practice at the same hour.; On Friday, February 21, under the suspices of Calvary Youth Council a Banguet will be served at 6.30 p.m.All the young people of the congregation are urged to attend, the cost is forty cents.There - ill also be Movies for the children.On Sunday, February 23, the guest preacher will be the Rev.W.G.Martin, the Minister of Grace United Church, Winnipeg.Mr.Martin is well-known to many Montreal people and there should he a goodly number of friends who will wish to hear and to meet him, HIT BY WAR Madeira, whose prosperity depends chiefly upon the tourist trade, is feeling greatly the ab sence of visitors U.S.GOAT SKINS Demand for American goat skin is showing a marked increase in India.AIRCRAFT BILL Argentina estimates that its bill for new fighting aircraft in the next five years will total $90,000,- 000, Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D.Interim Minister Rev.Colin R.Rudd, B.A., B.D.11.00 a.m.Repairers and Restorers.3.00 p.m.Sunday School in all de- pariments.Men's Own Brotherhood.7.30 p.m.Evening worship.Monday, 7.153 p.m.Boy Scouts.Tucsday., 10.20 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.Red Cross Unit.7.30 p.m.Evening Branch of Red Cross.7.15 p.m Girl Guides, Thursday, 7 p.m.Wolf Cubs \u2014 Junior Choir practice, Friday, 6.30 p.m.Banquet under aus: pices of Calvary Youth Council.All young people invited.Tickets 40 cts.Movies for the children, 3.15 p.m.Next Sunday, February 23rd \u2014 Guest preacher in Calvary, Rev.W.G.Martin, Minister of Grace United Church, Winnipeg.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave J.Alexander Johwnston, B.A, Minister.Mr.Shirley McKyes, Choir Leade Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 am.\u201cTHE THINGS THAT JESUS BRINGS\u201d A Message from a Concentration Camp 7.30 p.m.\u201cGOD'S TOOLS AND GOD'S JOB\u201d Instruments Suitable for the Master's ogy, (he received the Hertz prize), psychology and philosophy.Use.\"Send us the tools, and we'll finish the job.\u201d Mr, Johnston will preach at both Services.Visitors Cordially Welcomed HOWARD S Barrister and Solicitor ANTOMOBILE NEW AND heavy items.\u2014The Western Farm Leader.And interest in a Drumbhelle coal mine has been bought by the Saskatchewan Co-operative Wholesale Society.Western Farm Leader.According to a recent surv- the annual bill for liquor ana Telephone HA.9238 .ROSS, K.C.57 St.James St.West BODY REPAIRS AUTOMOBILE MECHANICAL REPAIRS USED CARS ALL ON DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN The Best Time To Buv A New or Used Car.Sc + iy ee Eee Pal - a , dn te mm ard pare ee, ca pa er te EEE RE 5 os Le ent py APR ee a pme = FL UE ne I Ry pe | | a= Are PE wr er.ip ey on™ ERE PE gn i a) Le og a Le RN UC 4 Le ue ly qu THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE THRE! High Home | And School | Association Article By MRS.L.J.CUSHING On Wednesday evening, February oth, A study group of the Westmount High School Home and School Association met at the Intermediate School, The subject was \u201cThe French language as tzught in our schools.\u201d Miss Truax, a speci list in French, of the high school gave us an intensely interesting talk, stressing the handicaps in our present system, The discussion following, however, resuite in no working plan to improve the situat.on.Many suggestions were rade, such as summer camps, clubs formed at schools for a period of one year.All these 1equired careful study and consideration,\u2014a complete survey of their feasibility.Isn't there a great deal®we parents can do in fostering interest at home, by maxing our children French-conscious?In an English speaking communit: it is very dif- ficuit to make our children realize that a speaking knowledge of French is a necessity.We can help them by creating a French atmosphere i* the home.Why nct have some French books and newspapers on our reading table?Perhaps we can get some French \u201cFunnies\u201d.Why not ask, \u201cWhat is on the programme of CKAC tonight?\u201d how many children heard Cardinal Villeneuve last Sunday?The children would have then realized that their French Canadian neighbours have with them, a common interest.They too were praying for victory.I appreciate how thoroughly negligent I have been in merely criticizing lack of interest, instead of seriously doing something to help create it.In mv opinion, the relative importance of a speaking knowledge of French (by graduation time) is not realized by the administre ors of our English speaking schools in the province of Quebec.The main object of our -choo!s should be to [it our pupils to get on in life, and it would be of great assistance to them to be able to understand their French Canadian neighbours.With this end in view, a knowledge of French is much more important than some of the subjects taught.Proportionally more time should be given to the study of this language.In the Elementary Schools the question of funds arises, as general opinion agrees that specialists are needed.In the Intermediate and Senior Schools it is not money that is required but more time.During the course of the discussion, it was mentioned that authorities generally agree that, to acquire a speaking knowledge of French, 2,700 hours are necessary.Our children get less than 950 hours in school.I do not think anyone would deny the great improvement during the past few years in the teaching methods of the language, The text books \u2018n use ten years ago cannot be compared with ST RIE aL : OWNED AND OPERATED BY L.F.HARDING 1215 Greene Avenue ROOM 10 + o .With that same easy-to- remember phone Fltzroy 4747 those of the present day.However, we must do more.We can't expect the teachers and board of education to do everything.Are we not, as citizens, responsible for our school board, teachers and schools?All parents are iuterest- ed i.their children.This is our common ground.Let us work together, and by ex- c.anging views, we shall be able to clarify thc situation and find a solution for this problem.BANK MENTIONS WAR SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE Senator Raoul Dandurand Makes Reference In Presidental Address Reference to tie war savings cortificate campaign \u201cvas m.de by Senator Raoul Dandu.an! in his presidential address at the annual meeting of the City and Dis- \u2018'r + Savings Bink Mo \u2018ay.He sa\u2019d that it is \u2018o those to whom he war h 3 brouzht a considerable ircrease iL earnings and revenu that the Minister of Finance is particularly appealing for the purchase of those certificates which are loans t- the State at interest.He said ir his statement: \u201cThe presidents ard managers of the large commercial banks have reviewed the events of the past year on the buttlefields of Europe and Africa, on land and sea and in the «ir, and have given you their views as to their influence on our national eccnomy.Ther are all in agreement as i- the wisdom of reducing «ur individual expenditu-28 to th: minimum, in order tn devote all our financial resources to the winning of the War, \u201cThis is the subject on which! should like to pause, as the City and District, being a Savings Bank, its principa care is the afe guarding of its clients\u2019 savings and the encouragement of thrift for the greater protection of themselves and \u2019h !- families.Today we are at war and the need for saving is all thc more urgent.\u201cW-~ know that our 250,000 depositors are fully cognisant of the virtue of this principle.\u201cThe great majority of them, drawn from the professional and industrial classes, but particularly of office cierks and workers, save systematically in a praiseworthy spirit of thrift and to me t the heavier {items of their zcnnual budget, outlays which they have to meet at reg-lar intervals and fixed dates from =eason to season.\u201cThere are a great many, however, to whom the war has brought a considerable increase in earning: and revenue and it is to those that the Minister of Finance appeals, in a particular manner, to purchase War Savings Certificates, which are loans to the State, at interest.Investment therein will result in helping the country to next the expenses of carrying on the War.The State is reqtiring great sacrifices of those -vhe can pay heavy taxes and asking them and others to subscribe substantially to the hond issues; but it appeals to the general publir to refrain fr m unnecessary or non essential purchasing in order to help the financing of the war and, at the same time, to protect themselves against postwar nceds.when peace returns and the great industries have to change frem a war-time to a peace-time basis.\u201cUp to now we nave been one .the hap, \u2018 peonles in this world.If \u2014e pausf for a moment to compare our lot with that of the people of Eurrpe, ard Gr-at Britain, we will thank Providence for having led us to the American continent.\u201cThe War that .s creating such havoc and distress in Europe tap- \"Always At Your Service\u201d pens to atford our pe~ple an In- These official cards are available may be secured from the Business Association of plication to N.Eric Ohman, 1216 Greene Ave.ATTEN MERCHANTS of WESTMOUNT Do not delay in obtaining a supply of War Savings Certificates Campaign Window Display Cards for all Westmount merchants and Westmount on ap- Phone WE.4046.MISS R.WOOD, PRINCIPAL (Formerly of Metcalfe Avenue) Royal Bank Building .HERINE AND GREENE AVE.CORNER pe 1165 Greene Ave.) Complete Business and Secretarial Courses Specialized Individual Instruction.Limited number in day ! and evening classes.Private lessons.| Graduates with leading Montreal firms TJ Westmount Business College LJ 1 .Wellington 1885 If no answer, phone DExter 1200 DR.FRED HOWES GIVES TALK ON YW.CA WORK Addresses Staff Conference Of Association Held in Central YM.C.A.\u201cHuman \u2018\u2019alues in the Work of the Y.W.C.A.\" was the subject of an interesting address given by Dr.Fred Howes at the staff conference of the Young Women's Christian Association held this week iu the central Y.M.C.A.Drummond Street.Dr.Howes dealt in illuminating manner with the conflict which confronts the individual from the time wheu experience reaches the level of consciousness and the child can uo longer rest in the security of parental care, and continue to live upon the plane of emotional reaction.This struggle, the speaker pointed out, is the source of the fears and anxieties that inhibit all human beings, and the method of solving it lies only in the synthesis of emotional sensitivity and conscious intellect which is effected when the individual loses his preoccupation with self in a more comprehensive purpose.Using a striking figure from the psychology of Kiinkel, thut each person must be the subject and object, Dr.Howes pointed out the necessity of willingness on the part of the individual to accept the consequences of his conduct, thus respecting the personalities of other people equally with himself though not more, Following the address the staff divided into two groups for dis- cussion led by Mrs.Margaret B.| Lathe and Marion Royce.At the luncheon table reports from the groups were made by Miss Hilda Briffett and Mrs, Pearl Kirk, Then in a brief closing address Dr.Catherine S.Vance, the General Secretary, skilfully summar- {zed and correlated the thinking of the discussion groups.The Conference was opened with a thoughtful worship service led by Mr.Murray Brooks in the chapel of the Y.M.C.A.and at luncheon Miss Strethel Walton introduced to the group the hymn books which lave recently been purchased by the Association, singing a few selections after comment upon the music as well as teaching them to the group.OLD BOYS OF LOWER CANADA HOLD ANNUAL R.de W.MacKay Elected To Presidency \u2014 Year\u2019s Work Is Reviewed The activities of the past year were reviewed at the annual meeting of the Old Boys Association of Lower Canada College when R.deW.Mackay was elected to\u2019 the presidency of the group.The review of the year's work was given by the retiring president, Selwyn Irwin.He told of the list of old boye now serving with the forces, which is being kept in the school.The headmaster of the school, V.C.Wans- broug addressed the meeting briefly.Other officers elected were: Honorary president, Dr.C.S.Fosberry, O.B.E., honorary vice- president, V.C.Wansbrough: vice-president, E.H.Eberts; treasurer, J.E.Gardner; secretary, H.K.Crabtree; executive, R.T.Clarkson, jr., Gordon Davidson, J.O.Dodds, GQ.S.Hanna, W.F Johnson Charles Peters, T.D.Robertson, R.H.Stevenson; auditors, J.Skaife and J.G.Hutchinson.crease of work by which the aj- ority of our unemployed are be:e- fitted.\u201cFrugal living, \"ree from luxury or extravagance, is a very modest sacrifice + hen compared with the sufferings and privations to which the peoples of Europe are subjected.\u201cWe -hou!d all do our part in a common effort, \u2018nd to the best of our abilf\u2018* tv emerge victor ously from a war tLat has been forced upon 18 hy the Germanic hordes.\u201d The Generul Manager has given you a rlear and concise analvsis of the hank\u2019s busines durin; th.past year, with which \u201d think you have reason tn ba satisf ed.\u201d GOVERNMENT OWNED All but 103 miles of railway lines in Queensland are now own-; ied and operated by the govern ment.NO \u201cSOARING\u201d TOURISTS Mexico City has ordered cabar ets to ahide strictiy by prices on SP en IPP 1 pp $035 0 = BOY MEETS DOG NS NS SNS PS NR NY Young Larry Windsor, 14, of Republic, Wash., was a happy lad, and Trixie was a happy dog when they were reunited in New York after Larry flew 2500 miles from Spokane to retriave his lost pet, The reunion is pictured above, with Stewardess Cleo Masterson smilingly watching.Trixie got locked in a freight car loaded with lumber, made an involuntary, two-week trans-continental trip without food or water.wt.y wrote to all consignees whose lumber had been on the Republic siding.Trixie was found in a shipment for A.C.Crombie, who arranged for the boy to fly to New York.IN PRESIDENT Dandurand, who message to the Senator Raoul read his annual City and District Bank at the general meeting this week.Churchill's Message Is Theme For Sermon Prime Minister Winston Churchill\u2019s epic message to President Roosevelt last week-end: \u201cSend us the tools and we'll finish the job,\u201d suggested the theme for Rev.J.A.Johnston's evening sermon this Sunday in Westmount Baptist Church, Mr, Johnston's theme will be, \u201cGod's Tools and God\u2019s Job.\u201d ; In the morning, Mr.Johnston will speak on \u201cThe Things That Jesus Brings \u2014 a Stout-hearted Message From a Concentration Camp.\u201d Christ's spirit in fearless Christians is something the dictators\u2019 tyranny cannot crush.BUCKSHEE FUN SENDS MILLION SHOKES TO MEN Well in excess of one million cigarettes have heen shipped overseas for free distribution among members of the Canadian Corps, Major-General W.Gibson, chairman of the \u2018\u2018Buckehee Fund,\u201d has announced, Since October 10 last year, when the first order for 100,000 was placed, donations from the putlic of pennies, nickels and dimes have made it possible to send regular shipments to the men.Some 50,000 were sent to Canadian troops in Iceland.The \u2018\u2018Buckshee Fund\u2019 \u2014''buck- shee\u2019 is army slang for something for nothing\u2014 was originated hy a group of prominent Montreal business men and is registered under the War Charitles Act.More than 3,630 collection hoxes have been placed in post offices.banks, sters and other public places and the amount received is used to purchase the cigarettes as well as pipe tobacco, chocolate and gum.Members of the Canadian Leglon branches throughout the Dominion assist the Fund by distributing collection boxes and collecting and depositing the proceeds.The overseas staff of the \u2018anadian Legion War Services have co-operated by taking care of distribution of the cigarettes ind ot\u201cer articles to the troops.Special care is taken to assure \u2018hat men in hospitals enjoy the henefits of the Fund.Indicative of the support be- ng given the Fund js the fact that a prominent ofl compuny, thelr menus and not to \u201csoak\u201d |which sponsors a broadcast -ro- tourists, gram over a Hamilton, Ont., radio TEMPLE SCHOOL PLANS HOLDING ANNUAL SOCIAL Saturday evening, February 16th at 8.30 o'clock, the High School Department of the Temple School holds its annual social in the Temple Community House.All young people of the congregation and thelr friends are cordially invited.Tuesday evening, February 18th at 8.30 p.m., in the Temple Community House, the Parent- Teacher Association ill hold a program meeting.Miss Frances Katz, directress of school, will discuss \u2018An Analysis of Dr.Gamor- an\u2019s Report on our Religious School.\u201d General conversal in the form of a \u2018\u2019Teacher-Parent\u2019 clinic, followed by a question box, Social hour.Next Tuesday evening, Mr.M.J.Schiffrin, M.Sc., will continue in his \"Music Appreciation\u201d group on the life and works of Mozart.After the lecture, a general meeting will take place.Annual Youth Service takes \\ place at Temple EmanusEl on Fri, evening, Mar.28, to be followed by an Oneg Shabbat.On Monday evening, February 17th, the Hebrew class and the class in biblical literature, as well as studies in English literature for newcomers are held regularly.The annual Purim celebration will be in the form of a Carnival to take place on Sunday, March 9th.Highest collection to the Keren Ami Fund and Perfect Attendance award was given to Class 4\u2014Mr.Wilfred Shuchat, instructor.Assembly next Sunday morning will be in charge of Class 3\u2014Mr.W.E.Finklestein, B.A.During the week of April 21st, Temple Players under the direction of Miss Dorothy Davis, plan to present the three-act comedy \u201cGreen Stockings.\u201d Committee\u2014 Bernard Mortimer, Mrs.J.Freedman, Mr.and Mrs.\u201d J.J.Cooper, Miss Emmy Heim, Murray Born- stein, H.H, Lewis, Students Pled je To Buy Stamps Deciding that they too could help In the war saving stamps mount Intermediate School have pledged themselves to purchase $100 worth of stamps each week.The plan Is heing run by the pupils under the guldance of their own Students\u2019 Council.In each class there Is one Council member who is in charge of the sales, In the first week $132.00 was ralsed.The stamp envelopes, decorated with cartoons of Hitler, Goering.et al, have heen graciously supplied by the Westmount Business Association.The students\u2019 enthusiasm Is high and their purchases will te a valuable contribution to Canada\u2019s war effort.station, recently donated a cheque for $192.80 for the purchase of cigarettes.The amount bought 85.000 and these have already heen sent abroad to be distributed bh, the Legion.DEVELOP LIVESTOCK A $750,000 company will velop the Hlvestock Manchuria.de- resources of RAISE MORE RABBITS Argentina will raise more rah- bits to produce more fur for hats, FIRST CLASS OF ATTENDANTS 15 GRADUATED The Trained Attendants Asso- clation of Canada Inc.held the graduation exorcises recently for the pupils of the first class of their new training school.The graduation was held in the school at 4277 Dorchester Street and was well attended by relatives and friends of the pupils.Among those invited to attend were the charter members, past presidents, Miss K.Stafford R.N., former registrar, the advisory board, examining board, and the board of directors of the Association.The president, Miss BR.Agerton, opened the exercises by giving a short history of the Association and the work which it has carriod on and stated that the Association was incorporated in 1927, possesses n° Federal Charter, and has maintained a register for graduate Trained Attendants since its Incorporation.Tribute was paid to the past presidents who had accomplished much for the Association, In October, 1940, Ottawa granted Supplementary Papers enabling the Associa- tlon to conduct a training school for trained attondants, The following graduates each presented with and bands.Helen Gilmore, Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal.Gladys Puvssell, Luke Megan- tie, Quebec, Vera Doyle, Verdun, Queboc.Ann LeBaron, Lennoxville, Quebec.Ina Brown, Westmount, Quebec.Mrs.Kathleen BE.Deery, Montreal.Margaret Dugal, Montreal.After six months satisfactory bedside experience under a doctor\u2019s supervision the puplls will receive their diplomus.Owing to delay in registration their pins Will be presented at n future dale.Mrs, W.F, Engs, R.N., Instrue- tress of the training school road her roport of the work carrlod on In the classes.Ms.KEngs wag formerly Instructress of the Y.W.- C.A.training school, In Montreal, The Venerable Archdeacon Gower-Recs addressed the gath- oring and gave a most instructive and helpful talk to the pupils which was appreciated by avary- one.The Archdeacon made reference and complimented the pu- pila upon thelr recent presentation of a Union Juck to the school, Tn concluding his addrosa the Archdeacon emphasized the two words \u201ctact and sympathy.\u201d were their caps Services Held ., (Continued from Page 1) Campbell Smart, Paul Hutcliison, J.H, Molson, C, C.Heward, K.C., Col-Andrew Fleming, Henry Mor- gun, ID.G.Macpherson, E.E.Garrow, Major and Mrs, J.It.Price, Mr.and Mrs.G.B.Foster, Col, G.8.Cantlle, Major and Mrs.M.B.MacDougall, Mrs.1.A.Sewell, \u2018lex Jaterson, KR.B.Shaw, J.B.Trow, C, W.S.Henderson, A.Kingman, F.T, Stark, M.Lewis, M, C, Bush, H, B, ¢.:f- fith, Mr.Justics Gregor Barclay, Hon, J, Arthur Mathewson, H.M.Savage, l\u2019aul Dalme, Russel Me- Kenzle, F.C, R.C.McMichael, K.C., and E.Garneau, E.P, Win- slow, Miss M.Bush, Mlss C.Tur- nar, C.N.Knowles, Miss Jane Fleet, Alfred Paradis, G, JL.(gil- vie, J.A.Lindsay, H.C.Beatty.Westmount War .(Continued from Page 1) men\u2019s Association; H.Abramo- witz, Shanr Hashomayim; Irving P.Rexford, Westmount City Council; Douglas Jorimer, West- mount City Council: Mrs, Basil Nares; W.Boyd Robson, West- mount Businessmen\u2019s Association and Westmount Rotary Club; W.B.Scott, Westmount City Council; A.D.Thornton, Dr.Stephen Wise To Speak Mar.3 Dr.Stephen 8.Wise, dfs\u2018ine guished leader of Amerfcan Jow- ry will sp.ak at Temple Emanu- 11 on Monday evening, Mach 3, ft was announced.The \u2018eaUrg will be opan to the publie, and edmisston will be by card only.T\u2018ekets ao to he obtained from the Temple Office.ENGLISH HONEY Over 150 pounds of honey was gathered from a single hive in Wood Green, England, last year.WAR ON RATS The government of South Africa bas started an extensive war on rats, FOR MFAT ONLY Germany has found that Îts new tinless cans are suitable for meat only.Quennsland has a new law hen- efitting buyers in time-payment deals.Boy Hit by Car While Sleighing Fourteen-year-ald Peter Jessop had a narrow escape from serious mjury Tuesday afternoon when struck by a car while aloighing near his home at 312 Roslyn Avenue.Sliding down a driveway, Jes- sop rl'led out onto the street and collided with a car driven by Kd- mound Demers, 335 Roslyn, who stopped immediately and took the \u2018boy homo whore doctor's exame- examination luckily revealed only face injuries and headache.campaign the pupils of West- WESTMOUNT BOY ANNEXES PRIZE Fourteon-yenr-old Jim Brown of 346 Grosvenor won top honors in the Westmount Boys and Girls Hobby Show poster competition according to results released last night, Second prizes went to Marjorie Murdoch, 16, 3505 Gironard avo- nue, while third place was taken bv Yvonne Fochs, 16, 384 Roslyn avenue, Prizes will bo prosentod nt conclusion of the show, It was announced, Judges had difficulty selecting the winners from the large number of excellent postors to be soen in the various schools and othor buildings throughout the city, 4 ae ~ \u2014_ WASTE INTO PAPER Leather waste, proviously destroyed, will be made into paper in Hungary.MUSICAL EVENT WILL BE HELL FEB.4 AND à Misses R.B.Blanchard anc I.Maxwell to Judge Hobby Show Competition The Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show ls holding it: annua] Musical Competition Mon day and Tuesday, February 24 and 26, Monday night the piano forte elimination will be held and ox Tuesday all other musical competitions and the piano forte finals will take place at 7:30 in the Auditorium of the West.mount Intermediate High School.Miss R.B.Blanchard and Miss I.Maxwell, authorities on music, will net ns Judges.\u2018This competition is hold to further musical hobbies and the numerous en- thusinstle competition from year to year, Gn(ries may Le made for solo or ensemble, for piano, strings, wood-winds, brass winds or any other Instrument.Singing, solo, amall groups or choirs, play an important part in the entertainment, Prizes donated by kind friends will be awarded to those recelv- ing the Jargest number of points.MANUFACTURE ÉTHER India, which Las permitted only government plants to produce an.nesthotic other, will let a private firm do so.Pledge for War Savings \u2018SALADA TEA BOVRIL \u20185 75: BUTTER .35° PRUNES 2 \u2026 25: [SUGAR ON SALE THURS., FRI., SAT.\u2014 FEB.13, 14, 15 EDWARDSBURG - BEE HIVE - LILY WHITE CORN SYRUP .18: APRICOTS .25° Chocolate .Qraham Wafers « BISCUITS .18 10 lbs.63¢ | Aylmer Vegetable or Tomato SOUP 3 .25° FIVE ROSES FLOUR i 27- PUMPKIN 2.25° AYLMER CHOICE PEAS no.+ 3 em 25° CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 em 25° GOLDEN AREAS \u2014 SBilced PEACHES 2 «-, 25¢ AYLMER HEINZ BEANS med.size tins HEINZ \u2014 Med.8lze Tins CHUCK ROAST BEEF w 19° PRIME RIB OF i BEEF , » 31° Ih.29° CHOPS MAPLE LEAF RINDLESS BACON w.36° GENUINE FRESH FILLETS OF SOLE » 85: FILLES 2% CODFISH |.14 CODFISH .23° ASPARAGUS TIPS 25° SOAP ™* SPAGHETTI 2 25° BEEF reo.wn 17° GOOD MEATS Mateo Ze Meal TRY OUR PRIME BEEF |BEEF FANGY 12 oz.tin 15; 2 15° D IVORY \u2018 lge.bars EXETER CORNE RUMP ROAST tb, 29: LAM IDNEYS 4 \u2026 25: lb.29- tb.20- LEG OF LAMB PURE PORK BOLOGNA FRESH No.1 SMELTS 8.24: * TRIMMED SMOKED HADDIES \u2026 20- GENUINE FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS .27 FRESH OYSTERS WE .2741-2 i | P.A.SÉERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Facing Westmount High School a bo a LL \u201c44 YEARS Fine NN N NY N 3 N N N s N N N Groceries, 5 DELIVERIES DAILY St.Catherine St.at Wood RN 2 rr PAGE FOUR For Quality and Service Phone Fltzroy 7411 DIONNE & DIONNE IN WESTMOUNT\u201d Prime Meats, Poultry, Fish, Fruits and Vegetables RR?ra Ave, Social and Personals Mrs.John Fairlfe returned last week from a stay in Brockville, Ont.Nrs.Et*+ MeNuamara.Bher- brooke S*.West, entertalned at an evening party on Tuesday.i Mr.and Mrs, Graeme Gorrie spent last week-end in Bt.Adale, staying at the St.Adele Lodge.Thomas Mitchell Mills, son nf Mr.and Mrs.Harold Mills, is a patisnt at the Homoeopathic bos- pital, Mr, and Mrs.Edgar Brodhead were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Bric Bowater at Ste.Marguerite last week-end.Mr.nnd rs.Wilson Mellen and their daughter, Beverley, spent last week-e 1d at the Chantecler at Ste.Adele gun Haut, Mr.and Mrs, W.W.\u201cear and Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Nuttal are spending ten days at the Alpine Inn, Ate.Marguerite Station, Mr.and Mrs.R, M.Woollatt and George Woollatt returned a few days ago from Bt.Catherines, Ont., where they stayed at the Welland House.\u2014_ The president and officers of the Montreal West Women's Club will hold their annual luncheon on Monday, \"ab 24, at one o'clock in the Windsor Hotel.Mrs.S.\u201d, H.Lane, Mrs.M.C.Holt, Mrs.D.R.McMastor, Mrs.A Powis, Mrs.A.\u2018t.Gillesple and Mrs.Erskine Mowatt spent last week-end at Pembroke, Ont.The Rev.W.B.Morgan, of Ottawa, Ont, who was the guost of Mr.and Mrs, W.A.Newman, 488 Mount Pleasant Avenue, during the Anglican Youth Conference of the Diocese of Montreal, has returned home.Lieutenant Edwin Skelton, 2nd Medium Regiment, R.C.A., will arrive on Thursday, Feb.18, to sperd two weeks\u2019 leave with his parents, Mr, and M » w= ID 4 F1 = dre but pes Pl Ay Pf peed + 4 me bd rm BS bh gem ÿ N N N N NS ol ol vs he rk vy a, ts ts ts r= on t- 2d, t- gh THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 bat The THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER M.R.T.Entertains Club With Thrilling Display Gaslight,\u201d a Victorian thriller, was presented a8 a one-act play by members of the Montreal Repertory Theatre at a meeting f tha Notre Dame de Grace Womens Club, on Friday afternoon, February 7, in Victoria Ha\"t.Mfss Martha Allan introduced the play, saying that \u201cGe \u201cight\u201d was similar 'n texture to \u2018Night Must Fall,\u201d and that it was one of the last plays to close down in London when bombing raids rut an end to theatrical performances, The play has not y t run fn New York.Miss Allan added that although \u201cGasllyht\u201d had been cut down to fit in with the afternoon's time limit, nevertheless the concensation did not in any way injure the -ctual continuity nor the dramatic purpose of the play.Miss Mildred Mitchell, ag Bella Manningham, gave 8 remarkable hea :-rending portrayal of a terrified wo.xan wt se endurance has almos: reached the breaking point; Filmore Sadler, as her villainous husband, Jack, was heart rendingly effective in a different ways; with his role of sarcastic brutality he built »p a presence of tangible horror.The tragedy of the play was mitigatel by the \u201creezy kindll- ness of Whitfield Ashton as Sere geant Rough, an investigator of crime who comes to .the rescue of Bella Mannin; ham's reason and brings Jack to ju.tice for a 20.vear old murder.Seageant Rough.a delightful humorous character.w~g an immediate favorite with the audience, carrying his part with ease rnd cheerful sincerity.The minor part of Elizabeth, the servant was well taken by Mise \u2018Vinnifred Cam, \u201cGaslight\u201d is a thrilling play, and was presented with a depth of dramatic intensity.The players were thanked by the president of the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club, Mrs.He:ter Dale.Mrs.Mostyn Lewis, chairman of the speaker's committee of the Women's Division, War Savings Committee, spoke for a few min uter on the importance of war savings, saying that the Canadian Government needs materia) as money lent to the overnment is well as moral support, and that | ke an insuranee volicy \u2014 to in- se victo ;.She added that tn give help to the government is a privilege a-d responsibility ag democrats.War Savings Stamps were for sale at the meeting, and the cl»h plans to sell stamps at all meetings in future.Mra.D.W.Mas- sis was tea hostess, assisted by Mrs.F.B.Lavis and Mrs.H.Mace * In The Women's Realm Housewives\u2019 League The Canadian Housewives\u2019 League will meet on Thursday, Feb, 13, at 8.30 p.m.Mrs.E.G.Jones will be chairman and the subject under discussion will be \u201cThe Rental Situation.\u201d * *® * Overseas Parcels The office of the Overseas Parcels League, formerly at Room 709, Dominion Square Building, has been moved to the Windsor Hotel, * + æ Monthly Session The Daughters of the Nile will hold thelr regular monthly session in Victoria Hall on Feb, 17 at 7.30 p.m., preceded by & supper arranged by the Oasis Patrol, which will take place at 6.30.* od % Sewing Meeting The Daughters of the Nile will hold their regular sewing meeting at the home of the Misses Ryder, 1225 Mountain Street, on Feb.12, at 8 p.m.La » LS Intermediate W.A.St.Stephen's Intermediate Girls\u2019 W.A, will present two One- Act Plays entitled \u201cArchibald\u201d and \u201cMerry Wives of Boredom\u201d on Thursday and Friday evenings, Feb.13 and 14 at 8.15 o'clock in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park, Weetmount.The music will be provided by the Weredale Mandolin Club Orchestra.The Friday evening performance will be followed by an infor mal dance.+ * % Xavier Apostolate Guild The Xavier Apostolate Gulld will meet on Monday, Feb.17, at 3 p.m.in Congress Hall.The s.eaker will be t\u2019» Rev, A, L.MeNei!, 7.8,5.R.who will take as his subject \u2018Leaves from the Unwritten Diaries of Several Priest.\u201d A specia' musical program has been arranged by Mrs.J.M.Doyle, music convener.St.Raymond's school choir will sing under the direction of Professir A.J.Mac- Murray and Professor J.C.Craig.Mrs.R.E.Meagher will preside.» * La Maritime Women\u2019s Club The Maritime Women's Club of Montrer! will hold {ts Charter Day Luncheon on Saturday, Feb.15, at 1.15 p.m.in the Rose Room of the Windsor Hotel.% * + Monthly Meeting The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital will hold i+ mort\u2019 meeting in the A.R.Griffith Memorial *all on Wednesday, Feb.19, at 3 p.m.& * * Tea and Musicale Arrangemen'+ have been completed for the Valent'ne Tea and Musicale \u201caing held in Trinity I1:morial Church Hall on Friday afternoon, Feb.14, at 3 p.m.under the ausvices of Group 2 of the Women's Association.* * * Messers John W.Brunt, Jr, and George Kirk are visiting relatives in Manitoba.They are expected back In town on Monday.SAY HOUSES HAUNTED More than 150 ho.ses in Great Britain are reputed to be haunted.A WEEK END SPECIALS ROASTING CHICKENS LEG OF MILK FED VEAL SALMON + 32° LAMB + 28: HADDOCK G OF tb.29- 1b.25¢ FRESH FILLETS OF tb.232: Red Brand Beef at lowest prices \u2014 Fresh Fish Received Daily Fresh Vegetables \u2014 Groceries Modern Equipment \u2014 Personal Service FREE DELIVERY Flizroy 3900 ROBERTS\u2019 PROVISIONS 1259 GREENE AVE.(Just below Western) \u2014 MEN'S SHIRTS - AH Woven Pattern Fabrics, Made In England With Matching Collars and Collars Attached.\u2026\u2026.NOW $1.89 Regular $2.95 & $3.25 .NOW $2.25 Regular $2.45 Regular $1.50 .Regular $1.95 .NOW $1.49 Regular $1.50 Regular $1.95 To Clear - - - 95¢ \u201cDancing On A Dime\u201d .NOW $1.19 LINES Buffet tables for Valentine's Day parties will be decorated with fresh flowers in interesting containers.Snow and wind may be whirling and decorations will serve as a pleasant reminder of spring to come.If you have a low crystal centerpiece, try filling it with lilies-of- the-valley and dark red roses.A slightly higher container might be filled with white carnations and red gladioli.A mixture of red marigolds and white daisies also carries out the traditional red and white Valentine's Day color scheme.A tall vase in the living room where the buffet supper guests will eat after having served themselves from the array of food on the dining room table might hold two or three snowy white snap dragons and a couple of tall red gladioli.Or a low bowl of purple heather (it lasts and lasts and lasts) with a sprinkling of red sweet peas.Can Buy Small Quantities Incidentally, you can wire any hostess you know flowers for her Valentine table\u2014at any price you want to pay.Nowadays, the smart woman Is in fact getting rid of any notion that home simply because she can't afford them by the dozen or even the half dozen.She is cultivating the habit of browsing around in the florist shop just as she does in the book department of her favourite store.She doesn\u2019t hesitate to buy two or three stalks of Iris and half of a bunch of yellow daisies for a centerpiece which will last four of five days.Or a few sprays of heather and half a dozen dark orange marigolds.Or two white snapdragons and three peach gladioli for the living room.Taking a tip from the arrangements done by florists themselves, she seldom combines greens with flowers.She fills a centerpiece com- blowing outside, but inside the floral .she can't have fresh flowers in her ; TN Rl flowers are roman hyacinths and sweet peas, or pin pletely with flowers or completely with greens.Incidentally, she has discovered that large bunches of huckleberry or laurel greens cost very little, last a long time and make her home a brighter place in which to live.Taking advice also from the experts, she remembers that the greatest mistake in flower arrangement comes from overcrowding.She never allows stems to be crossed.She never stuffs too many stems into one container.She cuts the stems to varying pl N iii N a NS RAN vo Ne NN \u2018 Cupid's Doves, filled with fresh flowers, make a smart centerpiece for the Valentine's Day table.nk bouvardia.Pink and white sweet peas, white narcissus and red and white rose buds would be equally attractive, - lengths, She has a supply of flower holders of various types, as well as tall vases, squat bowls and some of medium height.She\u2019 appreciates that a single rose bud in a lovely slender vase in the guest room can do a great deal for her reputation as a thoughtful hostess.She remembers to cut a half-inch from each stem the moment she gets the flowers home and to stand them in water up to their heads for at least an hour before arranging them in Fresh Flowers Bring Great Decorative Charm And Romance To Valentine Table Th NE NX WR rh ESR Mr ee The vases.This long, cool drink in deep water compehsates for the shock the flowers received while out of water between florist shop and home and will lengthen their lives considerably.The same treatment is recommended for blooms which are beginning to wilt.Cut the stems a bit, then stand them In water up to where the blooms begin.Leave for an hour or two.Stems should be cut every day, anyway, and tha water in all contalners changed.VALENTINE BRIDGE WILL BE HELD BY HARNAK LADIES\u2019 CLUB The Annual Valentine bridge of the Xarnak Ladles\u2019 Social Club, will take place at St.Matthias Parish Hall, Church Hil: and Cote Stt Antoine Road on Thursday, February 13, at 2.30 p.m, under the Convenership of Mrs.F.B.Nixon.Members are reminded to bring their own playing cards and score pads.Additional subscribers are the following: Mrs.W.J.Stephenson, Miss E, Dever, Mrs.F, Dever, Mrs.P.Dolan, Mrs.Percy Middleton, Mrs.V.8, Younghusband, Mrs.AT.Spencer, Mrs.A.ï.Floud, Mrs.A Montgomery, Mrs B.Henden, Mrs.Alex Shields, Mrs, A.de Peer, Mrs.J.Baillie, Mrs.R.KE.Cameron, Mrs.E.Garaner, Mrs.E.F.Thomas, Ars.Roy Mec- Gregor, Mrs.Wm.Roe, Mrs.H.R.Leavitt, Mrs, .H.Pearson, Mrs, J.Gleave, Mrs.R.L.Cordner, Mrs.G.N.Walton, Mrs.A.Adam, Mrs, E Ward, Mrs.F.Ogilvy, Mrs.G.Carr, Mrs.J.Sampson, Mrs, M.Alexander, Mrs.J.B.Ward, Mrs.J.Lorimer, Mrs.J.Bagley, Mrs.H.B.Chase, Mrs.H.5.Burden, Mrs.H, R.Remine, Mrs, George Goudie, Mrs.M.Cloutier, Mrs.W.Washer, Mrs.W.Jeffries, Mrs, J.Thistle, Mrs.F.C.McCracken, Mrs, P.T.Childs, Mrs.O.B.Davis, Mre.T.M.Leacock, Mrs.D.Templeton, Mrs.T.Bradley, Mrs.J.Russell, Mrs.P, Hall, Mrs, H Traylen, Mrs.J.Gilmour, Mrs.BE.A.Mahon, Mrs.\", D.Fraser, Mra.W.L.Hunter, Miss A.Ross, Mrs.T.J.Windfield, Mrs.L.Earl, Mrs.A.R.A.Lesage, Miss M.Robinson, Mrs.R.Mann, Mrs.W.8 Adams, Mrs.M.J.Howard, Mrs.A.A.Davis, Mrs.Paul Pep- zold, Mrs.G.W.Bragger, Mrs.G.E Blackwell, Mrs, À.B.Foster, Mrs.Joseph Jones, Mrs.Alec Allan, Mrs.Dixon Coyle, Mrs.V.Johnston, Mrs.G.Gillelan, Mra.G.S.Currie, Mrs.A.Gammell, Mrs, Small, Mrs.W.J.Bryant, Mrs.A.J.Allan, Mrs.A, W.PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS Reg.35e.Now 25¢ Ea.Mufflers Half Price GLOVES WOOL & LINEN 20% PYJAMAS Reg.$1.95.Now $1.39 Reg.$2.45, Now $1.89 Reg.$3.25.Now $2.59 4884 Sherbrooke St.W.(A: Victoria Ave} Club Seven Holds À Successful Luncheon Recently the Club Seven held a business men's luncheon in the Hermes Building and raised $1,- 300 for the War Effort Committee of the Jewish Congress.The members of the club are: Mrs.Harry Rother, Mrs.Ben \u201chulman, Mrs.Ruhen Stone, Mrs.Rube Sapera, Mrs.Michael Morris, Mrs.Felix Leopold and Mrs.Lazarus Phil- lirs.George Percy Will Speak At Social Club The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Soclal Club will meet in the Masonic Temple, Sherbrooke St.West, on Tuesday, Feb.18, at 3 o'clock, The speaker will be George Percy, of the Bell Telephone Company, who will be introduced by W Jackson, also of the Bell Telephone Company.The lecture will be !llustrated by moving pictures and Mrs.Beatrice Frampton, soprano, will le the soloist, accompanied by Mrs.Colin 8.Forrest.Members may bring guests, and tea will be served.Helpers Needed By The M.R.T.Red Cross The M.R.T.Red Cross has received an urgent request from Brit: In for 6000 pairs of women's stockings.A number of machine experts are working on these stockings now, but more volunteers are needed.If any women who are machine experts would like to be of e>rvice, they should communicate with the M.R.T.Red Cross.Arter, Mrs.F.Kenison, Mrs.R.H.Bradfield, Mrs, A, O.Baver, Mrs.W M.Koenig, Mrs.R, B.Allen, Mrs.Clow, Miss Sarah Gardner, Mra, F.T.Barnes, Mrs, J.Retallack, Mrs.M.Nauglar, Mrs.F E.La Brish, Mrs.A.Retallack, Mrs, W.Charles McDonald and Mrs.8.M.Chatham.MEN'S WOOL HOSE Cashmere & Heavy Weight Regular 65c, Now 49e Regular $1.00.Now 79e Regular $1.25.Now 95¢ Regular $1.50.Now $1.19 Regular $1.85 & $1.95.Now $1.59 CLUB WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL LUNGHEON IN THE WINDSOR HOTEL Among the guests invited to sit at the head table at the annual luncheon of the Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal, Inc, which Is taking place in the Windsor Hotel at 1,15 p.m.on Satur- duy, February 16th, are: Prof, A.Robert George, B.A., B.D., guest speaker; Dr.R.Vance Ward, Miss D, L.Gnss, honorary president; Mra, W.Guy Lapralk, president; Mrs.It.Bruce Marr; Mrs, G.R.MacLeod; Mrs.R.Vanca Ward; Mrs, T.J.Crisp; Mrs.Nettie Warren; Miss Helen B.Pike; Miss M.IL.Maguire; Mrs, Murray Hatfleld; Miss Florence A.Sutherland and the following presidents of women\u2019s organizations: Mrs.15, R.Adair, local council of Women; Mrs.Per- ley E.Pope, The American Women's Club; Miss Kathleen Jenkins, The Business and Profes- slonal Women's Club; Mrs.G.O.E.Moore, Cote des Nelges and Snowdon Women's Club; Mrs.AT Stikeman, .0.D.EB, Munteipal Chapter; Mrs.1.H.Burkett, Montreal West Women\u2019s club; Mrs.E.C.Juanes, Montreal Women's Club, Mra.A.Cameron Grant, Mount Royal Community Club; Mrs, Hector A.Dale, Notre Dame de Grace Woman's Club, Mrs, J.I.Modgson, Outremont and North End Women\u2019s Club; Miss Frida Krusé, St.Anne de Bellevua Women's Club, Mrs.B.M.Macfarlane, St.Lambert Women's Club; Mrs, Charles Keene, St.Paul Women's Club; Mrs Harold Mills, Weatmount Women's Club: Mrs.W.Boyd Campbell,s The Women's Art Society; Mrs, I.Murphy, Women's Press Club, Among the srhseribers are: Mrs.Robert Dustan, Mrs.A.W.B.Little, Mrs.lenr! Baby, Mrs.Fred Furlong, Mrs.Tom Cairns, Mrs.E.C.Keenleyside: Mrs.Edward Struthers, Mrs, Nell Cameron, Mrs.F.M.Matthews, Mrs.HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE VOICES INDIGNATION AT RENTAL INCREASE A very Interesting meeting was held by the ITousewives\u2019 League recently in thelr room fn the Coronation Building.The discussion was about the recent increases lu rentals both of low cost and higher cost dwallings fn various parts of the island of Montreal.Tha women lving in low cost dwellings volced their indignation at having thelr rents increased from $2 to $4 and moro per month.The excuse given in most cases was that the landlord now assumed the water tax usually around $11 for these dwellings, which leaves & very nice profit for the landlord, Wives of soldiera are being avicted from thelr flats, the reason belng that they are the wives of moldiers.Great indignation was felt and expressed that these patriotic women should he ao treated.* A petition was signed hy ali present, and a resolution passed unanimously and forwarded to the Miss Cyarfas, Mrs, If T, Mitch- all, Mrs.W.Love Hunter, Miss Margaret Dickson, W.(.Lapralk, Miss E.Atkinson, Mrs, K, ©.Benton, Mra, Jiarold Drake, Mra, KE.M.Elder, Mra.R, Emmorson and guest, Mrs, D.M, Farnham, Mrs, In A.Forsythe, Miss Rosanne Doane, Miss Ann Fraser, Mies Edna LePaje, Mra.8, J.Livingstone and guest, Migs Ruth King, Miss Helen DPlke, Mrs.J.A.Kearns, Mrs.R.D.8, Nefll, Mrs, Lawrence Gould and guest, Mrs, J.G.Joyce, Mrs.B, A.Hooper, Miss Maud Hooper, Mrs.R.1.Russel, Mrs.F.Yorston, Mrs, À.D Ross, Mrs, \"I, 1.Roast, Mlsg Margaret Murray, Mrs.J.R.Pear- don, Mra.E.V.Neville, Mrs.W.J.Nesbit, Mrs.C, Neal Mrs.H.V Armstrong, Miss Bertha Rog- erg, Miss Edna I.Benson, Mrs.Claude Richardson, Mrs.A.B.8.Wm.Eaves, Mra.Berkeley Betts, CLEARANCE SALE MEN\u2019S and BOYS\u2019 APPAREL SPATS All Wool Fabrics Regular $1.45.Now 95e Regular $1.95.Now $1.29 Regular $2.45.Now $1.69 Regular $3.25.Now $1.95 Many other items of apparel, not mentioned here, are included in this Sale.WARREN ::» deWolt, | Ski Jackets Mitts & Caps 20% OFF Plaid Flannel Shirts Reg.$1.75.Now $1.39 Reg.$2.45.Now $1.89 Reg.$3.50, Now $2.79 Red Flannel Underwear Shirts & Drawers ALL wooL Reg.$2.95.Now $2.29 SKI SLACKS Reg.$5.95.Now $4.15 Reg.$8.95.Now $6.95 WESTMOUNT DE.3982 The Ear! of Bessborough Ohap- ter 1.0.has completed a most successful year according to reports made at the Annual Maeet- ing at tho home of Mrs.C.Groome, and roports presented for the year showod a membership of 18, au increase of 4.Dur- in gthe year the Chapter suf- fored a great loss In tho death of Mrs, HE.V.Webster, Secrotary for the past five years, Besides supporting all regular peaco-time activities of the Mu.nioipal Chapter, a considerable amount of War Work has been yndortaken, Total receipts for the yenr In General and War Funds wore $692.77 and total expeudi- tures $600.14, The Chapter contributed $44.00 to the Bomber Fund, $35.00 to the War Questa Fund, and made donations to the V.O.N, Mary Barrow Nursing Service, Dantal Clinic, Navy League, Work in In- din and other worthy causos, 161 Articlos have boon knitted, 131 pleces of clothing made for olvillans in bombed aveas of Big- land, 1 now blanket sent to the Victoria Loague and two to the Red Cross in London.Three pupils have boen sup.Successful Year Is Reported By Chapter ported in High School, milk supplied all year for a needy family, many articles of clothing and household goods and five Christmas baskets givon to several other families.Bix layottes have heen made, and two sent to the Women's Auxiliary R.C.A.8.C, two to Bothany louse and two to Soldiora\u2019 wives, Three members completed the Motor Mechanics Course and one taught a class in Home Nursing.An interesting presentation was mado at a rocent meeting, when a Red Bar 1.0.D.H, Mother's Pin was given to ona of the oldeat members whose four sons are all in the Fighting Forces of Can ada.War Stamps are sold at all meetings and the Chapter is 100 per cent \u2018Bahoos\u2019\u2019 Subaoribora, Offioers elected for the coming year are: MHotiorary Regent, Mra.A.I.Btikeman, Regent, Mrs.A.W.Myers; 1st Vice-Regont, Mrs, A.BW.Watt: Bud Vice-Regent, Mrs, Wallaco: treasurer, Mra.G.¥.Green; Sacretary, Mrs.O.Groomo; Wduocational Becretary, Mre.L.De Cnatro; Echoes Secretary, Mre.HM, Laws, Standard Bearer, Mrs, A.C., Dunn, The 24th annual meoting of the Captain IMryatt Chapter 1.0.D.10, wus hold on Foh.6 at the homo of Mrs.L, B.Btllwell.An fucrease fu membership was noted, there belng 31 active members, The chapter responded willingly to all calls for service, at Workshops, Canteen, Hospitality House, the Big Sister Asgocintion, Municipal Tag Day, and showed u koen interest in the varlous activities of the Order supporting by contributions the Endowment Fund Dental Clinle, Fund for Bolingbroke Bomber, Educational Bursaries, Mary Barrow L'ursing Service in Gaspe, 1.O.D.X.work In India, Fund for English Women in Canada and many other worthy causes.Fees are Nuing paid for three puplls in High School.The welfare couvenor roported donations of cod ver oll to .school and clothing coal and Christmas baskets to families in need, A con- glderuble amount of war work iu being done by the members; knitting and sewing fs being ynder- taken for men in the Hervices and for women and children in England.Cigarettes ad Christmas Rental Administrator at Ottawa, agling that rents he pegged at the January 1940 level, following the custom adopted elsewhere in Canada.Tho Housewives\u2019 League meets regularly the first Tuesday of avery month, In room 317, Coronation Building, 1406 Bishop street.Housewives are invited Lo attend, MIX THEIR 1'LLOURS Italy hus decreed that bread must bo made from flour contaln- ing 75 parts wheat flour and 25 parts corn flour, CONCRETE TOLES To prevent termite Infection, poles for power lines and tles for raflways In New Zealand are Lo be concrete instead of wood.Annual Meeting Of The Captain Fryatt Chapter parcels were sent to the sous of members serving in His Majesty's Forces.The treasurer reporied roceipts for War Work Fund were $670.87, with disbursements $384.80; In the goneral account, receipts wero $409.97 and dis bursoments $408.32, Officors for 1941-42 arc as follows: lHonorary regent, Mrs.de Jernoy White; »agent, Mrs.W.S.Oumeron; 21st vice-regont, Mrs, Normand Read, 2nd vice-Regent, Mrs.D.Farish; treasurer.Mrs, H.B.Cook; saoretury, Mrs.B, J, eld; oduocational secretary, Mrs, J.L.T.Martin; Bchoes mecretary, Mrs.W.Dickson; standard bearer, Mrs.L.B, Btilwell, SWOP SHOP Wants CHINA TRAYS TABLES TEA WAGON MAGAZINE RACK Offers SKIIS LAMPS SKATES CHAIRS CAMERAS 384 VICTORIA AVE, (Just helow Bherbrooks) ELwood 2230 THE TRAINED ATTENDANTS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA, INC.TRAINING SCHOOL Is Now Forming Day & Evening Classes For a Limited Number of Pupils 5 Months Bedside Experience Available & Optional.Only applications giving telephone number will receive attention Apply, in writing only, for personal Interview to Room 620 - Drummond Medical Bldg.1414 Drummond Street Regular 65¢.Now 49c Regular 95c.BOYS\u2019 GOLF HOSE Regular 75e.Now 59\u20ac Now 79e $4.45 and $4.95 Regular HEAVY ALL WOOL WINDBREAKERS Plain Navy also Plaid Trimmed Now - « = $3.35 Regular $1.25 to $2.95 SWEATERS - - 20% OFF liderdown - Silk-Flannel \\ Heavy Wool MEN'S & BOYS\u2019 ROBES - - 20% OFF À i THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 194) Hollywood Theatrical Gossips Attractions ; Judy Garland In Hollywood\u2019s Song And EAN .< York United Dance Talent In Film era Mickey Rooney, Judy Gariand, June Preisser and other clever youngsters who rocked millions with laughter in \u201cBabes in Arms\" are at it again in \u2018Strike Up the Band,\u201d merry musical of youth which is now playiag at the Monk- | land United Theatre until Saturday night.i This time Mickey and Judy or-| ganize a high school swing band | and put on a show to raise money! for a trip to Pau! Whiteman's ' radio cont st for school bands in Chicago.Mickey meets White- man (played) by the orchestra leader in person), all fs set for the trip, then one of their pals needs the money for medical aid: to save his life, and they make! the sacrifice.But thanks to the | town millionaire, they make the trip and win the contest.Comical episodes include a: travesty on old-time melodramas; staged by the youngsters, with hero, heroine and villain, the buzz saw and Judy tied \u2018o the railroad! last number playc' by Mickey Rooney's \u2018and, with a drum solo by Pooney.Musical Hit With Judy Garland in her first solo starring role, \u2018Little Nellie Kelly,\u201d tilmiaztion of the famed George M.Cohan musical hit, which is now playing at the York Theatre until Friday night., replete with songs, laughter and a few heart-tugs.Miss Gurland is permitted to grow up all at once in this delightful comedy-drama.She marries and has a child.Later she appears as that child, grown to the age of seventeen.\u201c The story deals with an Irish lass named Mellie Noonan, portrayed by Miss Garland, rnd her father, Michael Noonan, portrayed by Charles Winning.When Nellie marries, her father vows that he will never speak to her husband, Jerry Kelly, played by George Murphy.Although he lives with the couple and follows them to America, he keeps his word.When Nellie dies, \u2018 VII ét DONALD DUCK YELLS QUACK Hollywood, February 12\u2014Should pickets unexpectedly pop up before several Montreal filin theatres next week, moviegoers may {ly put In & rush call to the S.P.C.A.\u2014for Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse are about to be given the hum\u2019s rush by the AF.of L.That body, representing the Screen Cartoonists Guild, last Monday filed charges of unfair labor practice against Walt Disney Productions, Inc., adding that all theatres showing Disney items will be picketed it the company rejects A.F.of L.demands.Specifically, Disney is charged with operating a company gulld, dominated and controlled by himself.| Just how Disney has escaped labor trouble thus far is one of Hollywood's major mysteries, fork this is the most completely unionized town in the world, Dish washars, film extra, typist, producer, chauffeur, projectionist, pireet sweeper or school teacher = you simply can't work until you produce your \u201clocal\u201d card.{7 v CTHOUNI (Sherbrooke at Grey Avenue) Today until Saturday ETHEL VANCE'S EXCITING ROMANTIC BEST SELLER! toon form.Nice fodder for the kiddies! .+ .When Raymond Massey stars for CBO in \u201cThis Precious l'reedom\u201d* from Ture onto Friday night, author Arch Obeler will direct from Hollywood by remote control .oo George Formby, England's ace comedian has had patrons of the Snowdon Theatre convulsed with laughter in his latest production \u201cKeep Your Seats Plzase,\u201d which is said to be the funniest comedy yet to be shown on the Snowdon screen.The picture, which boasts a strong supporting cast including Alastair Sim, Gus McNaughton, Harry Tate and Florence Desmond.Now playing until Saturday night.Shorn of union credentlals a person Is ostracized by district film factories.Disney's cartoonists have been notoriously underpaid for years.Well-unlonized carpenters receive soveral times the salary alloted artists new to Disney's payroll, and many of his brushmen earn ridiculously low wages, Unul today, however, lubor troubles hag steered clear of the Burbank plant \u2014 and but ono explanation presents jtself.Perhaps the artists Just didn't give two hoots.They were underpaid, certainly, but so wero Titian and Van Gogh and Reme- brandt.And Disney suffered with them.Earnings of Mickey Mouse, Horace Horsecollar and Snow White were returned to the business to» Le poured into \u201cPinocchio\u201d and \u201clan tns'a°* \u2014 and current financial reports of the Disney outfit are written in red.Present labor discord seems to _ have originated without \u2014 nol within \u2014 the studio, yot the danger is very real, Should the A.F.of L, push Îts action, it Is probable that projoctionists af- fliiated with the union will refuse to screen Disney prints.It is also not unlikely that cameramen and fellow-technicians would be forced to desert their posts through union pressure.Outcome of such action may well mean the absence of Disney gems from American and Canadian screens, and the loser \u2014 as usual \u2014 will be the public.Unionization may be a cornerstone of democracy \u2014 but in this case we can almost see Donald Duck shake an angry bill at the A.F.of L.and snort a resentful \u201cQuack!\u201d * TICKERTAPE Orson Welles' \u201cCitizen Kane\" opens in New York within the month \u2014 in its original formas hinted hero two woeks ago « + « Sneak previews of several important feature films will soon be held in Montreal.Hollywood audiences havo dieted on pro-relense screenings for years, and today they're too biasé .Picrre Van Panson\u2019s 18-ycar- old daughter 1s ferrying warplanes trom Ireland to England.Van Panson is foroign observer for the Toronto Star .Mao West's adventures as \u201cDiamond Lil\" may blossom forth in care * FILM FARE There's no dearth of good pictures Jeaving Hollywood these days, and this week's preview menu Is a meaty one, \u2019Kwentieth Century's contribution Is \u2018\u201cWestern Union,\u201d a strikingly-colored eple first spun some years ago hy Zune Grey.It has a crime twist \u2014 and Randolph Scott does his best to date.Paramount's offer ing ils \u2018The Monster and the Girl,\u201d a completely unbelievable but very chilly murder tale In which Ellen Drew trades stares with an ape\u2014\u2014and Hal Roach submits \u2018Road Show,\u201d a slap-happy item which should have been happier.Adolphe Menjou and Carole Landis help redeem the effort.However, treat of the week \u2014 if not of the year \u2014 ls Wali Disney's \u201cFantasia.\u201d In recording, j®otography, color and sheer courage, here is the acme of screen perfection.Disney presents the music of Schubert, Bach, Du- kas, \u2018Tchalkovsky, Stravinsky, Beethoven, Ponchielli and Moussorgsky \u2014 played by Stokowskl's Philadelphia Orchestra, and interpreted by the most amazing assortment of blots, lines, shadows and creatures ever assembled.The beauty of the work is immense, its technical perfection truly astounding, and the extent of Disney's task defies imagination.\u201cFantasia\u201d will lose millions\u2014 but it is Disney's triumph all the way.* POEM \u2014 CLIPPED When an actor reaches stardom with its high dramatic thrills He is nover quite contented with \u2018the Iufty spot he fills Ho is filled with fond ambition \u2018To achieve a new position As the mayor of a village in tho California hills, ken The wags are saying that Boris Karloff is the Fiend of the season ,.Deanna Durbin will wed Vaughn Paul June 15 at a local church \u2014 shoes, rice, and all the trimmings .Norma Shearer recelved an additional $175,000 from the Thalberg holdings last week, but participation in benefit performances for Britain still seems too great an exertion for the damsel , .And with that ».Adios.Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor at the Westmount The new romantic and dramatic team of Norma Shearer and Robert Taylor makes its first film appearance in \u2018Escape,\u201d picturiza- tion of the Ethel Vance best-seller which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday night.Surrounding these two stars is a name\u201d cast of almost unprecedented brilliance, inciuding Conrad Veidt, star of Tiropean films: silent film star, Nazimova; Felix Bressart and Albert Bassermann, who were outstanding figures of the Continental stage; Philip Dorn, young Dutch leading man; Bonita Granville, Edgar Barriar.Elsa Bassermann and Blanche Yurka.i Miss Shearer, who last scored in \u201cThe Women,\u201d now appears in For Prompt Delivery of ot SOLS Cove | EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 | 5307 Sherbrooke West the much-coveted role of Countess von Treck, American by birth but European by cholce, who finds herself much against her will involved in the desperate attempt of Ar erican artist Mark Preysing to rescue lis ex-actress mother, Emmy Ritter, trom a concentration camp where she has been sentenced to execution.As Preysing, Taylor is given & characterization even more dramatic than that of his Capt.Cronin in \u201cWaterloo Bridge.\u201d Nazimova returns to the screen for the firsg time in fifteen years as Emmy Ritter.Conrad Veidt portrays the General, lover of the Countess and ultimate menace to Em y's escape.Bressart is the Fritz; Basserman the aged and fearful attorney.Henning, who ve- fuses to help Mark; Dorn is Dr.Ditten.concentration camp physi- clan who makes it possible for Emmy to be carried out in a cof- tin; Bonita Granville is Ursula, leader among the Countess's schoolgirls; Blanche Yurka portrays the brutal prison nurse.Mer- vrn Léoy.who filmed \u201cWaterloo Bridge.\u201d directed \u2018\u2019Escape.\u201d BRITISH TRADE MISSION A British trade mission is tour- ing South America.stubborn but loyal.family servant |\u2019 BRITISH SHOW REMAINY AT THE SNOWDON England's outstanding comedi- a:.George Formby, has been keeping patrons of the Snowdon United Theatre in convulsions of laughter this week.in his latest laugh riot, \u201cKeep Your Seats Ploase,\u201d which is claimed to be twice as frnny as his latest production.Formby has the role of George Withers, a stranded concert artist, who learns that his deceased aunt has left him a vast fortune \u2014but {* is concealed in one of a set of seven chairs, and these have been sold separately to as many buyers, The ensuing development depicts his attempts to locate the legacy, while a rascally solicitor joins in the bunt In order to swindle George out of his inheritance.Highlights in the continuous hilarity are the sequences where George poses as a would-be crooner and in the process wangles himself into proxi:uity of one of the chalrs ouly to fall foul of the Jealous husband of his instruct- ress, and there Is an even more riotous sequence where George masquerades as a sick man in order to gain access to still another chair in a doctor's surgery.But no mere recital of these and a dozen other big laugh scenes can convey the heights and depths of the fun these situations produce or the laughter which rocks the audience.A splendid cast is in support of Mr.Formby, which includes, Florence Desr-ond, Gus McNaughton, Harry Tate and Alastair Sim.Wayne Morris and lovely Rosemary Lane appear on half of this fine double nrogram in \u2018\u2018The Return of Dr.X\u201d with Humphr.y Bogart In the title role.Speeial short entertainment and the latest News of the Day will also be included.ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SPITFIRE FUND Mrs.K.G.Christie, Western Avenue, originator of the Canadian Dorothy Spitfire Fund, and Mrs.J.H.Morecraft, Earnscliffe Avenue, Who has started the campaign for $10,000 to buy the engine of the Canadian Dorothy Spitfire, were jojint hostesses on Wednesday afternoon at the Berkeley.Their guests represent- ed the committees of the two funds.Among those present were: Mrs.L.MacDougall, Mrs.W.H.C.Mussen, Mrs.Alex Gillespie, Mrs.Cyril Mackenzie, Miss Dorothy Barr, Mrs.M, B.Foster, Mra.Duncan Grant.Mrs.John Cape.Mrs.IL.B.Unwin, Miss Dorothy Ross and Miss Mary Bosanquet.SPRECIAT, CAMERA A special ctmera which takes pictures of an rrea two and one- halt miles wide-is being used In government aerial surveys in Japan.ROBBERS TO DIF Seven natives have been sentenced to death in ohannesbure.South Africa, for \u201crutally beating ts death a (amily of six in an attempt to rob their home.CUT LIOUOR SALE The States of Rio in Rrazil has torbidden the sale of alcoholfe liquors after 7 p.m.on week davs and all day on Sundays and holl- day.SELL ARGENTINE CORN 6,700,000 tons »f 1940 corn.Argentina is tryng to dispose of IN THRILLER OF WILD WYOMING Wallace Beery falls in love with a lady blacksmith in the spectacular new outdoor drama \u201cWyoming,\u201d opening at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.With comic Marjorie Main as the feminine horseshoer, the team is described as the most uproarious since the memorable \"Min and Bill.\u2019 THE LAUGH BATTLE OF THE CENTURY Ë Caught in cross fire of gags emanating from the mouths of those furious feudists, Jack Benny and Fred Allen is lovely Mary Martin, who strives to keep the boys from annihilating each other in their comedy hit, \u2018Love Thy Neighbor,\u2019 opening at the York United Theatre on Saturday playing until Tuesday night.ROMANCE OF THE OLD WEST Doris Davenport and Gary Cooper furnish the heart throbs and romantic thrill in \u201cThe Westerner,\u201d which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday playing until Tuesday night.Comparative figures released by Hon.William P, Mulock, K.C., M.P., Postmaster General, indicate how the flow of Military mails has risen to formidable proportions during the past year.and lend emphasis to the need for proper addressing and packing so that the most expeditious delivery may be effected.During the calendar year of 1940 some 140.000 pounds of letters (approximately 5.600,000 letters), 596,000 pounds of newsprint, and 3,260,000 pounds of parcels passed through the Base Post Office, Canada, addressed to our soldiers abroad \u2014 a total weight of 1,998 tons! The tlood of mail through the Base Post Office for overseas shows a continuous uptrend as figures for the last two weeks in January indicate.For the week the public's full co-operation in: 560 parcels: Increased Mail Volume Requires Co-operation ending January 18th, approximately 156, 440 letters and 24,- 539 parcels were despatched; and 307 bags of newsprint, weighing 16,181 pounds.The following week, ending January 25th, approximately 181.520 letters, 21,- and 373 bags of | newsprint weighing 19,082 pounds were sent overseas.The despatch of Military mail from Canada overseas is but part of the duties of the Canadian Postal Corps, which, through its units in the United Kingdom.handles another formidable volume \u2014 the letters and post cards mailed through Field Post Offices, postage free, to Canadian addresses, by members of the C.A.S.F.and R.C.A.F.From August to November inclusive, this quantity increased monthly.and totalled over 26 tons The Base Post Office too, re- leaving behind her an daughter, Nronan lavishes is torn between love for father and her grandfather.uatil the end of the film do Noon- an and his son-in-law reach an amicable agreement, brought about by Nellie, Lavree Number At Presentation By Children Victoria Hall was packed to capacity on Saturday afternoon when Montreal's talented group of juveniles, The Children\u2019s Theatre, gave their first major presentation of the season, \u201cThe Five Little Peppers,\u201d and another milestone was passed in the career of these young thespians.The choice of play was delightful, and the performance was excellent.The Children's Theatre continues to make an entirely commendable effort to fulfill the chiet functions of such an organization.Individual merit was marked in some instances, but of great significance was the fact that each and every player, from the merest tot ot three years of age, to the senior girls of 14, 15 and 16, all seemed to have a definite comprehension of their respective roles, which made a smooth, professionally finished performance.2 * Party Leaving For Nassau On .February 21 To those, who have in previous years, been in the habit of going South for a few weeks of rest and sunshine during the cold winter months, the announcement that an opportunity to continue this practice at a minimum cost, should be of interest generally.The Tobin Travel Bureau have arranged an exclusive, all expense tour to Nassau via New York, which will be personally conducted by Mrs.H.B.Pope.The party will leave here on the morning of Feb.21 and return on the evening of March 11.They will stay in Nassau at the beautiful Fort Montague Beach Hotel and en route will have a short stopover in New York.Those who have returned recently from Nassau report the weather warm and the bathing excellent.Reservations must be made at once as accommodation is limited, and should be made through Mrs.H.B.Pope or the Tobin Travel Bureau.ports volume increases in the mail it handles for Internment camps, for example, 4,821 letters and 4,752 pounds of parcels were handled during the week ending January 18th, and 6,901 letters, and 7.487 pounds of parcels were handled the week later.Even when the volume of Military mail was considerably smaller much loss of time was occas- foned when Postal personnel were obliged to transfer their efforts from handling normal mail, to seeking to trace the addresses of incorrectly addressed letters or parcels, and to repack and redirect improperly packed parcels which had come apart in transit.With the growing volume of Military mails, increased co-oper- ation is urged from the public in correct addressing, and preparing of mails and packing of parcels so that avoldable delays may be entirely eliminated.ORCHIDS BY AIR Orchids in gift boxes are being sent by air from Argentina to the United States.TTALIAN-MADE BOMBERS Many bombers used by Japanese In China are Delieved to be Italian-made.infant his affection upon the yourgster who her Not tracks, embellished by such ancient ditties as \u201cHeaven Will Protect a Working Gir!\u201d and \u201cThe Curse of an Aching Heart.\u201d In contrast there are such streamlined song hits of today as *'Nobody\" and \u201cOur Love Affair.\u201d Whiteman and orchestra contribute \u201cWhen Day Is Done\u201d and \u201cMy Wonderful One.\u201d Players include\u2018 William Tracy.remembered for his scoring performance in \u2018\u2019The Shop Around the Cor.er,\u201d Larry Nunn, twelve- year-old radio star, Margaret Early, the Southern miss of \u2018Forty Little Mothers,\u201d Ann Shoemaker, Francis Pierlot, Virginia Brissac, Elliott Carpenter, George Lessey, Enid Bennett, Harlon Triggs, Sarah Edwards, Milton Kibbee and Helen Jerome Eddy, under the directin.of Busby Berkeley who directed \u2018\u2018Babes in Arms.\u201d The elaborate musical program of the picture includes, besides the numbers listed above, \u201cStrike Up the Band,\u201d \u201cFather, Dear Father,\u2019 \u2018She's More to Be Pitied Than Censured.\u201d \u201cI Just Can't Make My Eves Behave,\u201d \u201cTa Ra Ra Boom- de-Ay\u201d and \u201cDrummer Boy,\u201d the ONHLANE (Monkland Ave., at Qirouard) Today until Saturday HERE'S MICKEY AND JUDY evo In a fun-filled, tune.crowded Joy-Jammed hit! MICKEY Ÿ PAUL WHITEMAN \u2018CITY OF with Lynn Bari, and C.Aubrey 2nd Feature: CHANCE,\u2018\u2019 Donald Woods Smith.Friday Night After 11 o\u2019clock Revival! \u2018\u2019The ICE FOLLIES of 1939\u2018 Joan CRAWFORD, James STEWART, Lew AYRES, Lewis STONE.SUN.-MON.-TUES.XGARY COOPER in \u2018THE WESTERNER\"\u201d with Doris Davenport \u201cTOO MANY *LUCILLE BALL *RICHARD CARLSON SHEARER TATION |conRaD VEIDT - NAZIMOVA Foiix BRESSART - Albert BASSERMANM Philo DORN Bonita GRANVILLE 2nd Feature: \u201cCALLING ALL HUSBANDS,\u201d with George Tobias | and Lucile Fairbanks.Friday Night After 11 o\u2019clock Revival X Claudette COLBERT \u201cMIDNIGHT\u201d Francis Lederer & Don Ameche Sun.-Mon.- Tues.À Wallace BEERY \"WYOMING\" Leo Carrillo & Ann Rutherford \u201cDANCING ON A DIME\" Y Grace McDONALD À Robert PAIGE (St.Catherine at Guy St.) TODAY AND FRIDAY: JUDY GARLAND in \u201cLittle Nellie Kelly,\u201d with George Murphy, & Charles Winninger.\u201cSKY MUR- .DER,\u201d with Walter Pidgeon, Donald Meek and Joyce Compton.Saturday until Tuesday RADIO'S TWO TOP COMICS in the laugh battle of the century! À Parameunt Picture with MARY MARTIN VERREE TEASDALE THE MERRY MACS VIRGINIA DALE os ROCHESTER 2nd Feature À JEAN ARTHUR \u201cARIZONA\u201d with à William HOLDEN % Warren WILLIAM SECOND x CEE (Decarie at Snowdon Junction) BRITAIN'S Ace Comedian in a laugh feast for the whole family ., .| \u201cKEEP YOUR SEATS P Second Feature: \u201cTHE RETURN OF CR.X.\" with Riser ; - Humphrey Bogart and Wayne Morris.== Last Show Nightly at 9 o'clock \u2014 LAUGH WEEK! LEASE\u2019 , ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014veu 194} \u2014# LL I Y ie & R= 2 tee EE 2 eps THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947 West Hill Is Back Atop Senior School Hockey Heap FREAK MARKER BY ADAMS GIVES RED AND GREY WIN OVER WESTMOUNT BY 1-C N.D.G.Students Now One High But They Need Point Ahead of Montreal Victory Against Second- Place Team Tomorrow to Preserve Chances West Hill has been in and ou t of first place in the Protestant High School Hockey League several times this season and today finds the Red and Grey back in the driver's seat again, none too firmly, but still they're there.And most of the credit for pu tting the N.D.G.students back in the preferred position goes to stocky Harry Adams whose second- period goal, although tinged with luck, gave West Hill a 1-0 victory over Westmount Tuesday afternoon at the Forum and moved the winners one point ahead of Montreal High.Full of possibilities, the race nine points, followed in order byx Montreal High with eight, West- mount and Verdun with five and Strathcona trailing with one, Much can happen to that standing tomorrow, however, when West Hill meets Montreal High on Verdun Auditorium ice, for the Red and Grey will be playing their last scheduled game and a loss would eliminate them definitely.A Montreal High victory would place the Blue and White almost out of reach for their last game is with the victoryless Strathcona squad and it is not expected they would have much trouble there.And despite Tuesday's loss, Westmount can't be counted out either for they hold two games in hand over West Hill and one in hand over Montreal High, and teams coached by George Smith have a habit of staging stretch rallies to snatch the flag.A big one for West Hill, Adams\u2019 payoff goal was doubly heartbreaking for Goalie George Hanson and his Westmount mates, because of the fact it was deflected in off a defender's skate.It.came after 8.20 of the second session when Adams accept- DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m, FI.4744 ! IF first line signals busy, Dial WE.1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount 2209 St.Catherine W.ROBINTEX - aN, SNE SUITINGS THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL S25 WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ask Your Tailor ROBINTEX The tonic effect in wearing these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.@ GUARANTEED BRITISH MAMUFACTURE Our best advertisements are our satisfied customers.Ask anyone who has bought coal, coke, or wood from this friend: ly fuel headquarters.Our number is DE 1132, COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL Special Discount for Cash DONOHp NO a PHONE DE.1132 RELI ITS Tele CHER (V1 WL IR BL Rl now finds West Hill on top with ed relays from Emor Barrie and Alf Harvey and slashed a shot goalwards.Hanson got set to take the drive but the puck struck Johnny Redpath's skate \u2018and found the net.Th team: WEST HILL WESTMOUNT Woodall goal Hanson MacFarlane defence Champion Hall defence Heron Barrie centre Strachan Adams wing Clarson Harvey wing Davies West Hil' subs: Spiller, MacQues- ton, Donnelly, Smythe, Meyer, Richardson.Westmount subs: Darrocl Redpath, Boxer, Main, Nicholson, FIRST PERIOD No score.Penalties: MacFarlane, Champion, SECOND PERIOD West Hill, Adams (Barrie, Harvey) 8.20.Penalties\u2014Harvey, Hall, Davies.* THE STANDING West Hill \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 7 3 1 321 9 9 Montreal! High \u2026 6 4 2 01912 8 Westmount .5 2 3 1042 7 5 Verdun .6 1 2 31418 5 Strathcona .we.5 0 4 1 421 1 WESTMOUNT SIX WINS BY 11-5 TIES FOR LEAD Westmount Grads \u201cA\u201d team bounced back into the Inter-Mu- nicipal Hockey Conference pie- ture with a vengeance on the week-end, swamping the hitherto undefeated N.D.G.entry 11-5 on King George Park ice to tie their rivals for first place, Smarting under recollection of a 4-1 defeat administered by N.D.G.in their last encounter, the Westmount club displayed a lot of the power they had been credited with earlier in the season, despite the loss of several first-line forwards to the Army.It was a bad night for N.D.G.for besides being without the ' services of Fullerton and Cheese, the game was only 15 minutes old when Vic Lagnon, their leading scorer, had to be removed to hospital with a broken collar- \u2018 bone after a collision with Jim Patterson, Grads husky defence- man.Determined to beat N.D.G.at their own game, the Grads threw up a strong attack from the opening whistle that had the vaunted N.D.G.back-checkers completely disorganized, with the result that Gerry Allan scored after only three minutes of play.N.D.G.tied it up at the seven- minute mark on a goal by Rea- nults, but Grads went ahead at the ten minute mark and N.D.G.drew level once more on a goal by Curry.Shortly after this however, the injury to Lagnon occurred and some of the starch went out of the Westenders.Goals by Mulligan and Harvie, newcomer to the Grads organization, put the game on ice, and from there on it was a runaway with only sporadic efforts on the part of N.D.G.It was a nightmare for Gary Scott, N.D.G.goaler.Scored on only once in his two previous games, the stylish Scott was wishing he was back with L.C.C.as he saw more rubber in five minutes than he had seen so far this season.Another highlight of the game was the performance of a young- , ster named Strachan in the Grads \u2018 goals.: itself without a goaler at game time, the youtbful backstop went , When Westmount found CLEARANCE ELwood te OF SKATES AND HOCKEY STICKS What Do You Offer?HODGE AUTO PARTS LIMITED 5362 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Radios \u2014 Ski Shop \u2014 Automotive 4540 jin obtaining enough post season t dual aggregate winner.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE SEVEN Sport Round-Up BY ZEKE The first game of the To | venile League took place last Monday night betweer.Dalzell's Cansdians and Golden Eagles.The Canadians von by a score of the Canucks took the ice donning | a new set of sweaters.rovgh with the Golden Eagles | applying ti.e pressure right from the start, and they seemed to have the Canadians on the run.They were carrying the puck in and blasting Vernon Murray the Canadians goaler, from all angles.Half + ay through the first session Donney Mann, picked up a loose puck at centre ice, raced in for the first tally.The rest of this period the Canadians pressed were unalle to break the fine har?to get the goal back, but were unable to break the fine goal keeping of young Eddie Clarke.However with a minute to go, Ixn Darrock went in on a rebound and tied the score.This period ended one all.The second period started off with a bang.The Canadians came out to try and take the lead, but right off the dot the Eagles put on the pressure and they held their opponents inside their blue line for two minutes.Finally Peter Boxer intercepted a pass, skated down and scored unassisted.All through this period thy play was very close and we might say the Eagles had the edge.Canadians defence of Dougie Heron and John Porter seemed to jinx the Eagles forwards.These two boys played the whole game and seemed very steady all through.three to one.In the first period! = FELLER LOOKS IT OVER This period was very fast and J UNSER pitcher It is Bob Feller\u2019s for the 1941 season with the Cleveland Indians, and it calls for at least $30,000.Feller will pick up another $10,000 for indorsing by- products, and more for radio appearances and whatnot, Feller wasn\u2019t out of high school when he stepped from his father's lowa farm to the Cleveland club five years ago, but his dad had schooled him to be a pitcher since childhood.prospect that the management of the Tribe hesitated to send him out for seasoning .fearing that he might be mishandled, so the youngster spent his firs : wecks on the lakefront working in the concession department at old League Park and pitching for a semi- Given a chance in an exhibition game, Feller struck out ei him.You know the rest.Strikeout king of the majors, hero of a no-hit, no-run game, winner of 24 games at 20 and 27 at 21 Bob Feller is the most glamorous, gifted and the big jest figure in the game.And he's just starting , .modest, studious, ap precistive .with his conduct off the field matching his brillance on it.Just turned 22, Robert William Andrew Feller ERAN ao N N Se TN AR st.NS +, SS N admires the richest contract ever given a baseball \u2018\u201c:ssional team on Sundays.ght of the nine St.Louis Cardnials who faced N SN S$ NR NN NA 2 ù IN Feller was such an amazing In the last period the boys started to rough it up.The players on both teams were banished for high sticking and tripping, but penalties proved costly to the Eagles, While one of their players was off Buard Read scored a goal for Dalzell's team, to put it ahead 3-1.Up till this time Eddie Clarke bad been playing superb hockey for Dougie Alexander's Eagles.But his forwards could not seem to score any goals.This was probably the best game of the year.It was fast and the hockey was very good.The final score was in favor of Canadians, 3-1.Star of the game, Eddie Clarke.Dots and Dashes .« « The refereeing in the Juvenile play-offs is very good.They seem to be calling everything fair and square which all helps to improve a game .From what we gather the Royals Juniors seem to think they are the class of the league.They are already wearing wind-breakers with Championship Crests on them.From what this writer has seen, they are going to have to show a lot of class to get by Canadians , , .Seeing that the play-offs are underway, we hope that all parents will be a little lenient on school studies, and let their sons give their all for their teams in the finals, Many of the boys, have heen flashing poor report cards and as a result their recreation has been stopped .Pee Wee Read, older brother of Euard, who plays for Bertie Dal- zell\u2019s team, was seen coaching the Hurricanes a Bantam team owned by Duncan Jones.À smart little player like this should help a lot .We wonder how many of you folks take a trip to the Forum to watch the Junior games.The play-offs start tonight with Buster Mundy's Canadians meeting Verdun.In the Bantam game the other night, Billy Dryden sparked his team to victory with 2 goals and an assist; nice going Billy.Panthers of the Midget League shut in the Bantam Section of Westmount League.kept their unbeaten record intact when they defeated the Argos in the first game of their series, 7-1.HURRICANE SIX GAINS 7-1 WIN AGAINST ARGOS Hurricanes look like the team the Municipal Hockey The first place holders Jack McKigsock and Ronald Baxter high-scoring forwards of the Hurricanes had a field day.each scored a pair of goals and had a couple of assists apiece.The winners got their first two goals in tre initial stanza, Baxter and Bill Dryden accounting the goals.his first one in the middle frame, while Ronald Baxter notched his second one then.for Jack McKissock got Th> Hurricanes added three more in the last period, Dryden and McKissock each got their second goal of the game and Basil Boxer, stick-bandler for a defenseman scored the final Orr playing a standout game for the losers, picked up the Argos lone goal.an exceptionally smart tally.Milton These two teams meet again on Friday night in the second game of the series.Teams: HURR:\"ANES\u2014Goaler, Jones; defence, Boxer and Dryden; center Howard; Baxter; subs, Piers, Goodfellow.wings, MeKissock and ARGOS \u2014 Goaler, Duley: defence Orr and Str zhan; center, Martin; wings, Drury and Reynolds; sub, Lo\u201cett, Referee\" \u2014Andy McGillis and Tom Brennan, out the Selby Hawks by a score of 4-0.working up another shutout for Kenny Bolduc .Bobby Bulger was seen coaching the Argos last Monday.A smart little manager but my! my! Bobby, watch your language.Andy McGillis and Georgie Willock are officials in the J.A.H.A.this year.Georgie has given up hockey now, but used to play a nice game when he was with Red Raiders in the Boucherville seems to be carrying the boys into the finals.games he has been scoring 2 and 3 goals each game, and as many assists.hit the headlines, supposed to score 10 each game .Kevin rookie for the Argos, playing bang-up hockey for his team .in the Bantam League.In the last few But he never seems to Maybe he is Reynolds, young has been PANTHERS GAIN A 40 TRIUMPH OVER STAYNORS The Panthers took a commanding lead over the Hawks in their first game of a two-game total goals to count series when they shut-out the Staynor {eam 4-0 on Monday evening in the Midget Section of the Westmount Munic- pal Hockey League.\u2018While Kenny Boldue in the Panthers\u2019 nets deserved the shutout the Hawks really had some tough luck around the Panthers\u2019 nets, Bruce Marshall got the winner's goal in ihe initial stanza, with Bob Lord the Panthers\u2019 scoring ace tallying in the second period.Wrigglesworth and Dune Patterson scored the final pair of goals in the lust frame.The Hawks put up a better show after Roy Hellyer made his appearance and should he ready to give the Panthers a better battle on Wednesday night The winners of this Panthers- Hawks series will meet up with the first place Beavers in the two out of three game series starting on Saturday afternoon, The Beavers won their bye In the play-off series by defeating Panthers who had finished in a first place tle In an overtime game last Wednesday, This was a see-saw affair with the Panthers getting a one-goal lead on a tally by Bruce Marshall, Jim Macaulay tied the game up in the second period, only to see the Panthers score another by Buddy Lyons.The Beavers came right back and tied the score for the second time a half-mniute Jater when Bob Everson scored.The game was won in the overtime period when John Peirson knocked one in on receiving a pass in front of the Panthers\u2019 nets, The fi al Midget serfes will un- dpuhtedly prove the tightest of all three section finals, At this writing it would appear that the Panthers and Beavers will hook League, Andy was also a goaler on the same team .Smoky Hal- pern, local athlete, has the female sex chasing him.Keep trying Pauline .In the Senior Group play-offs last year, Johnny Mahaffey sparked the Royals to a few victories.This year again Johnny in to pinch-hit and turned in a very neat performance.The I.H.C.teams were disap- |1 pointed at the failure of negotiations to bring together some of their teams with some of the local Q.A.H.A.teams in exhibition fixtures.A short schedule had |t been drawn up with this in view.It is expected, however.that no difficulty will be encountered 't matches to round out the year.Georgian S.C.Will Hold Carnival This Week-end Sir George Williams College Ski Club's second annual winter carnival will he held this week end at Shawbridge and from all naications it promises to te another outstanding sucress.Among the many features will he a girls\u2019 high school ski meet 3aturda;, lone event of the kind his season, and the competition :s expected to draw a huge fntry.The Georgian clu has donated wo trophies, one for the winning «am and avother for tha indivi.Saturday night will be high- \u2018cjudes Jack.Breckenridge, lighted by the crowning of the Carnival Queen, accompanied by a {reworks display, Dancing, skating and an ice-show will fol low the coroaation Sunday's program includes an open inter- cullegia'e ski meet.Entries for both ski events should be addressed to Alla.Wat son, Sir George Williams College Trummond Street, Montreal.Veaded by Raymond J.Con rath, the committee-in-charge in- Fred Kieran and Andy Fyfe.up again, Theso Lwo teams divided their scheduled league games, each winning by the odd goal, while in the play-off for first place the Beavers won In overtime.mr CULTIVATE RUBBER Cultivation of rubber in Mindanao, Philippine Islands, is showing progress, r= CANADIENS TRUNPH 3-1 AGAINST GOLDEN EAGLES IN OPENER OF PLAYOFF Score Victory in First Fixture of Best-of-Three Final for Juvenile Hockey Honors \u2014 Pete Boxer Snipes The Winning Marker The Canadiens defeated the Golden Kagles 3-1, Monday evening in tho first game of the playoff series in the Juvenile section of the Westmount Municipal Hoc- koy Longue, The Canadiens need but one more win in the next two games to clinch the title.This play-off oncounter was probably the bust offort by eithor team this souson, expocially so in the first two stanzas when the game was wide open and it was still anybody's game.The losers jumped Into an early lend on Dounfo Mann's noat goal but before the first perlod was up ltuard lend knotted the score, batting in a rebound from Pele Boxer, Ed Clark who played a standout game in the loser's nels, had made & smart save from Boxer who coasted right in on him but the rebound wus loft uncovered and Read swooptd in Lo couvert it.JThe Canadiens tallled their two winning goals in the second por- fod, Pele Boxor playing one of his best gumes tallied the winning gonl on a lone effort, while lan Darroch the: leaguo's lending scorer gol the clincher, In the event tho series Is tied up on Wednesday evening by a Golden Bagle win the deciding A NEW CAMPAIGN England has n \u201cbe fair to your milkman\u2019 campaign, FEWHR FUR SSENT Shipments of furs from Manchuria to the United Btates last year were less than half those of 1839.game will be played on either Sat.wrday afternoon or Monday eve ning.The local champions will meet the winnovs of the other sections of the QAM.A., starting next week, And from all reports the Westmount titlists should mako themsolves heard from, Teams: Canadlens\u2014Qoul, Mur ray; defence, Boxer and Heron; contor, Read; wings, Darroch ans Chonjor, Subs.: Macken, Fiæloy Porter.G.Ragles\u2014Qoal, Clark; do- fonce, Brodie and Pocock: center, Beaulne; wings, Romney ans Mann.Subs.: lawyer, Prevost Lefcoo, Peters and Laurendeau.Referees: IDmmett Millen anc Thurston, Pa MAS \u201c Quebec SUIT ALL DEGREES OF SK.OPEN SLUPES 1 STABLE BEDS- GOO) Foop sr 1-0 ny am HER Dan ISSUCION \u201crong 2 ee./( a tte TL AE 7 LAUR Fast down hills \u2014 / rentle slopes\u2014cross country runs \u2014 123 miles of trails, That's skiing at Gray = Rocks Inn ia the Laurentians.Tow ski achool \u2014 dop teams, skating.od accommodation, Restricted clientele.F.H, WHEELER, Me, Dir, ST.JOVITE STA, QUE.JUST TELEPHONE! EXAMINER WANT-ADS WILL BE TAKEN BY PHONE Call WAh.2773- The Want-Ad will be taken, checked back, inserted in the next issue of the EXAMINER, and the money collected at your address.No bother at all.EXAMINER WANT-ADS BRINGRESULTS THE EXAMINER 2191 HAMPTON AVE.WA.2773* The Cost of a Want-Ad.20 worbps For 35; One cent for each additional word ADDITIONAL LIST PAGE BIGHT OF SUBSCRIBERS TO WESTHOUNT PLAY Additional subscribers for the play \u201cThe Women\" procuced In Victoria Hall on February 14 and 15, by members of the Drama Class of the Westmount Women's Club are: Mr.and ry.C.H.Sev- age, Mr.and Mrs.K.Murray, Mr.K.Hill, Mr.Finney, Mr.D.H.Chodat, Mr, McCalg, Mr Fleming, Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Beck, Mr.and Mrs.C.Rledinger, Mr.and Mrs.M.Simpson, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Mooney, Mr.und Mrs ii.S.Me- Knight, Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Walsh, Mr.and Mrs, E.J.Good hall, Mr.and Mrs.J.Ogilvy, Dr.and Mrs.L.I\u2019.Nelligan, Dr.and Mrs.A.D.Richardson, Mr.and Mrs.A.Slayton, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Ahern, Mr.and Mrs.Hobart, Mrs.D, Alexander, Miss Mar- Baret Stott, Mrs.M.Bu dwin, Mrs.A.F.Renault, Mrs, J.A.de- Lorimier, Mr.and Mrs.A, KE.Cad- man, Mr.and Mrs, C.T.Medlar, Mr and Mrs.8.H.Beecher, Mr.and Mrs.BE.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.8.A.McRobert, Mr .und Mrs.L.Meek, Mr.and Mrs.A.Young.Miss A.Reid, Mrs.f.Stokes, Dr.and Mrs.A, E.Wilkinson, Mrs.G.W.Rowell, Mis.Mrs, M.Bruneau, Miss Flo Goulet, Dr.and Mrs.I.McHaffle, Mr.Gordon Hooper, Mrs.G.M, LeHain, Mrs M, LeGal- lais, Mrs.E.Littler Mrs.Geo.LeRiche Mrs.Geo.loader, Mrs.R.E.Logan, Mrs.F.M.Long- hurst, Mrs.N.W.Lyster, Mrs.AM MacKenlze, Mr.It.M.Macaulay, Mrs.Geo, MacDonald, Mrs.D.B.MuacKenzie, Mrs.W.A.Mann, Mrs.B.Munseau, Mlss A.B.Mattison, Mrs.8.E.Melkman, Mrs.W.G.Marshall, Mrs.J.B.Mitchell, Mrs.W.L.Moran.Mrs.A.G.Munich, Mrs.W.H.Murray, Mrs.A.McBean, Mrs, I.McCallum, Mrs, FP, J.McClure, Mrs, Thos, McKay, Mrs.E.C.McKenna, Mrs.J.K, McKenzle, Mrs.BE.E.McMillan, Mrs, L.P.Nelligan, Mrs.Alex Nickle, Mrs.A.T.Parkes, Mrs.F.A.Payne, Mrs.L.8.Payne, Mrs, R.I.L.Picard, Mrs.A.Pichet, Mrs.W.W.Rathie, Mrs, W.G.Raymond, Mrs.H.Rethoret, Mrs.R.Roberts, Mrs.M.Robertson.Mrs.C.E Robinson, Mrs.G.Robinson, Miss M.B.Robinson, Miss BE.B.Russell, Mrs.Fred Russell, Mrs, W.A, Sadler, Mrs.F.M.Scott, Mrs.H.A.Beely, Mrs.P, A.Seers, Mrs.G.O.Savage, Mrs.R.Shaw, Mrs.Victor Sharpe, Mrs.Gd.H.Shepherd, Mrs.A.Shiells, Mrs.C.H.G.Short, Mrs, BE.B.Springer, Mrs, C.M.Smart, Mrs.Foster G Smith, Mrs.C, W Stackhouse.Mrs, R.T.Stackhouse, Mrs, W.F Stambach, Mrs, E, 8.Stauton, Mrs, W.Btitt, Mrs.W.J.Stephenson, Mrs.M, Stewert, Miss H.M.Sutherland, Mrs.J, Sutherland, Mrs.D, H.Taylor, Mrs, H, M.Taylor, Mrs.R.B.Taylor, Mrs.J.L.Tedford, Mrs.J.D.Teiford, Miss L.KE.Terrill, Miss HK, H.Terrill, Mrs.W.F.Thayer, Mrs.N.A.Timmins, Mrs, J.KE.Tremble, Mrs, M Unicombe, Mrs, F, H.Vase, Mrs.H, B.Van Every, Mrs, Wm.Wall, Mrs.F.1°.Walls, Mrs.J, ¥.Walsh, Mrs, E.Walsh, Mrs, E.Walsh, Mrs.E.Ward, Mrs.J.D.Ward, Mrs.C.L.Walters, Mrs, 8.G Waterhouse, Mrs.G.8.Wheat- ley, Mrs.F.WIigg, Mrs.W.D.Willls, Mrs.R.Wilson, Mrs.A.R.(Whittal, Mrs, C.D.Wolfkil], Mrs Mrs.W.S.Wright, Mrs.W.P.Zellor, Mrs.KE.J.Addison, Mrs.KE Auld, Mrs.Maury Biggers, Miss Carrie Biggers, Mrs.J.F, C.Boyes, Mr .MH, C, Bré nan, Mrs.E, Coleman, Mrs.T, H.Cosford, Mrs Percy Carmichael, Mrs.F.J.Dan- lels, Mrs.M.M.Fishes, Mrs.W.T Forbes, Mrs, C.8, Fortier, Mrs.A.Findlay, Mrs.C.E.Gausden, Mrs, J.G.Hogan, Miss Joan Gausden, Mrs, D.A.Grant, Mrs.Frank J.Gittens, Mrs.W, M.Hardie, Miss Vera Groves, Mrs.RO.Herring, Miss Jean Hardie, Mrs.R.P.Howard.Mrs.W.A.Huymen, Mrs.R.C.Johnston, Mrs, Gordon Klingan, Mrs.H.A.Mackay, Miss Alice Mason, Mrs, Peter Miller, Miss Muriel Meikle, Mrs.H.E.Martin, Miss Edith McCarthy, Mrs.J.O.McKee, Mrs.Romeo Rolland, Mrs.© B.Powter, Mrs.P J, Richards, Mrs, R, R.Ruickbie, Mrs.Norman Pitt, Mrs.Fred Sharpe, Mrs.C.J.Shaw, Mrs.John Sperling, Mrs.M.G.Spur, Mrs.John Stormont, Mrs.G Pemberton Smith, Mrs.Douglas O'Toole, Mrs.R.BH.Guy Smith, Mrs, A, L.Twyner.Mrs.J.W.Smith, MINERS RESTRICTED Peru has decreed that a placer gold miner can develop only two and one-half acres at a time.JAP BANK BRANCHES Japanese banking institutions will open branches in French Indo-China.TIZARDS NEVER DRINK Australia sclentists have Just reported thae Australian lizards never drink, GOVERNMENT SHOPS Government shops are expected to supply all of Queensland's railway equipment this year, U.8.GROWS MOST COTTON Half the total world crop of cotton Is now grown in America.\u2018 \u2014 ; Five corporations will plant Smith, Mrs.F.G.Smith, Mrs.L.rubber in the Philippines, 1846 Ninety-Fourth Po THE SHARENOLOERS, Gentlemen, of the Bank and the result of its operations for the + quarterly distributions to its shareholders, the Ba on the Charity Donation Fund, distributed ns usva Profi As | frequent and thorough inspecti made rg td gg dere fection DECEMBER he Patti: Deposits not beati chen nN Other .29 the Shareholders: Reserve Fund + 2 4 14e à Balance of Protie cairied forma : 1 3 Gd on hand and in Chartered Banks , .Injon and Provincial Governments Bonds Cane Municipal Bonds and Debentures .Canadian School Municipalities .Canadian Public Utilities Corporations ry Becuritles 2 4 481 + ll and Short Loans, secured by collateral .Charts Donation Fund, vested cipal Securities spproved by the Dominion Gov: seven Coren On bael/ of she Board, R.DANDURAND, Provided THE MONTREAL CITY and DISTRICT \" SAVINGS BANK Your Directors have pleasure in presenting the Ninety-Fourth Annus! R The net profits for the year were $391,832,13 and the balance brought forward from last 's Profits Account was $251,610.10, making » total of $643,482 23.various charitable and philanthropic Funds \u2014 independently of the amount of $10,150.00, interest ta Account of $351,462.23 to be carried forward to next year, The Report of the Auditors and the Balance Sheet are herewith submitted, GENERAL STATEMENT LIABILITIES: Deposits bearing interest Including Interest acerued todate , $81, Donation Fund + + 4 « + o o 6 bilities .« + + +.» # + » Capital Stock (Amourit rabeeribed $2,000,000.00), paid up | RESOURCES in Dominion snd Canadian Muni Bank premises (Head Office and Branches) + + + + + 1 Other Awets ss oo \u20ac 4 + 1940 ) Annual Report MontAEAL Frsxuaay Îors, 1541.eport of the affaire yenr ending December 31st, 1940, In addition to the usual nk contributed from this amount $12,000.00 to leaving a balance at the credit of undivided of the books and assets of the Bank has been R DANDURAND, .President, .Jar, INO.$64,624,220.98 HEP 6,881,462.28 369,975, 762,31 mace.Tomita : senses 00 t amime ernment 1,006, 208.88 900.973, 752.21 \u2014\u2014 T.TAGGART SNYTH, Convei I have found the words The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest hidden in the advertisement of \u2026 page hidden in the advertisement ef \u2026 two feature pictures to be shown Name sascsessacc0se 80d the words ES page .\u2026 of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the the first half of the coming week.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.TITTUIIIIT ERI PITTI VINTT NIT YY DSTI vous OM IIT TITT TY TT TITTY SRTOTSINTRNNTTTR IORI O mre eon | | at the Whstmount Theatre during SSDUVOHSLSESHRNNOOUODSH GE PASSES S LA SOS CADOSSAs0SSODESCAUIS = Address Winners are te be drawn from those su mitting the correct Lo.v , FUNERAL SERVICES FOR LOCAL RESIDENT Funeral services for Mrs.R.D.Fullerton, the former Effie Shaw Henderson, were held on Saturday, Feb.8, gt 2.30 pu, from Stanley Presbyterian Chwreh, Dr.Frank 8.Morley officiating.Mrs, l'ullerton was born in St John's, Newfoundland, in 1883.active In the women\u2019s work of S'anley Presbyteripn Church.She 18 gurvived \u201c+ her husband and \u2018wo rane, Doulas and Robert Fullerton us well as three sisters, Mrs.Elizateth Wood, of Van- «\u201cuer: Mrs Mabel McLeod and Mrs.Jessio Stewart of Néwfound land, and two brothers, Æ V.Hen derson.of It.Tohn's.Newfound land.and W.\u2018I.Henderson.of «amlilton, Ont.DIAMONDS HIGHER Fine dilamonds are being sold in Britain at nearly double their prewar prices, MORE AIRPORTS ! Mexico will establish more airports.| Rolf Olsen Wins| Ski Jumping | Title Rolf Olsen of West Hill, added Jumping honors to his cross-country crown on Westmount Mountain, combining leaps_of 52 and 50 feet for 72.2 points to win the Protestant High School Union's senlor Jumping competition, Intermediate honors went to B.Duyvewaardt of Mount Royal High, while Housman of West- mount Intermediate High, won the junior title with Jumps of 39 and 41 feet for 64.3 points.SENIOR Olsen, W.H.H.S, 52 50 72.2 Cagney, M.H.S, 47 52 692 Riddell, M.H.S.48 48 63.8 Riddell, M.H.S.50 61* 41.7 Parke, L.C.C, 43 61* 37.6 INTERMEDIATB Duyvewaardt, M.R, 42 45 65.4 Minty, W.H.S.36 42 65.1 Thorburn, M.R.40 41 65 Stephenson, M.H.S, 39 38 62.9 Farish, L.C.C.88 40 62.1 JUNIORS Housman, W.H.S.I, 39 41 643 Norris, Strathcona 45 38 60.8 Griffin, M.R.36* 31 35.8 Parsons, L.C.C.21% 20 33.1 * Denotes fall.WHS.VICTOR BY 3-2 MARGIN A desperate rally in the closing minutes produced results for Westmount's Senior B high school hockey squad last week and the Purple and White team skated off the Forum îce with a 3-3 victory over Lower Canada College and first place in the Jeague\u2019s Section B race.The triumph moved the winners one point ahead of the Tricolor with eight points out of a possible ten, The clubs have defeated each other once, After a scoreless, penalty-filled tirst period, Defenceman Wake sent Westmount into the lead when his blueline shot caught Goalle Fletcher napping after six minutes of the second session.Lower Canada tiled it up at 12.50 on a marker by N.Mills and two minutes later, his brother, M.Mills, put the 1I.D.G.students in front, fooling Murray from in close.Curtis pulled the game out of the fire for Westmount when he rapped in his own rebound at 16.66 to tie the count and then scored the winner with less than two minutes\u2019 play remaining, PRINCE ALBERT LOOP POSTPONES CONTESTS Last Saturday morning's games in the Prince Albert Rink League were postponed on account of the rain.One of these games will be played on Saturday evening at Westmount Park when Logue MacDonald's Argos me\u201ct Andre Lausier's Panthers.This game will be played on the West Rink at seven o'clock.The league schedule will be continued this Saturday morning at the Prince Albert Rink with a double-header.The Argos will play Kyle Hall's Snifflers in the first game at nine-thirty whiie the Panthers will meet Tom Tobias\u2019 Beavers in the night cap.CROSSWORD SOLUTION E .R Montreal West Presbyterian where she lived until 1914.She , hud resided for 12 years in this ae ri Kensington te) community, and had been very reshyterla.Church, phraim Scott Presbyterian Church, Stanley Presbyterian Church and Verdun Pres\u2019 \u2018terian hold these services.held ut 4.30 p.m.; a special girls\u2019 service Crescent St., and one in Montreal last at the Pointe aux Trembles irench Institute.OF PRAYER WILL BE HELD IN CHURCHES The Annual World Day of Prayer services will be held this year, as far as prac\u2018icable in Preshyterfan Churches at 3 p.m.Feb, 28.the first Friday in Lent.Church will Two additinal services will be at Knox-Crescent Hall The young women's meeting, at THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER WL VOD ON =m cate\u201d in Knox-Crescent Hall and ' as it will te the on'y evening ses- | sion, all women {interested are cordially invited.The programme has been adapted from the order of service prepared by the World Day of Prayer Committee, Shanghal, Chira, tbe theme being \u201cThy Kingdom Come\u201d, Representatives from the Women's Missionary Societies of the Anglican, Baptist, Presbyterian and United Churches and the Salvation Army will take part at the various centres under the leadership of: Mesdames W.R.Patterson, J.Thomas, E.J.Rattee, R.G.Gil- bride, G.E.Hodge, F.A.John- stone, E.Snider, C.R.P.Walker, T.Whitehurst, B.B.Tarlton, Eugene Lefevire, J, D.McCae, W, L.Tucker, W.E.Wright, W.J.Leg- ge, FF G., MacMillan, Miss M.S.McCready, Mrs.H.Ashdown, Miss OLD STEEL HELMETS FOR USE IN BRITAIN A plea for the return to active service of \u201ctin hats\u2019 collected as souvenirs of the First Great War is made by the Women\u2019s Volua- teer Reserve Corpe.The corps is collecting the hats and sending them overseas.Thousands of Canadian veterans brought home their steel helmets in 1918 as souvenirs.Many 0.Brand, Miss A.I.Dickson, Miss McKim, Mrs.C.M.Porter, Mes- dâmes M.Malkin, G.\u201c7.Scarth, Wm, Yeudali, Miss D.Fl wer, Miss Harriet Shonkwiler, Mrs, JE.Boucher and Mrs.D.M.Bal- lantyne.W.RYV.C.COLLECTS =.= of ihese haug on the walls of ,Canadian homes as treasured ! trophies.Otners bave been rele- igated to attic or storeroom.Corps officials polut out that owners of such hats can do a signal service to the British cause by donating the piece ol protective headgear to a clvilian in England.Such a gift may save a life.Information from England reveals that \u2018steel helmets are a hundred times more urgently needed than any other form of civilian aid, They are quite unobtainable now.Airplane spotters, A.R.P.workers, fire prevention watchers and many other men and women who have to carry on their duties while a barrage from the anti-aircraft guns is sending a rain of shrapnel over bombed cities, need the protection \u2018\u2018tin hats\u2019 provide.The Women's Volunteer Reserve Corps, with headquarters at 14 Weredale Park, Westmount, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941 NFW STFAK CARVER CUS HAUENW RUANE i A steak carver, a beautiful \u2018little weapon with a hollow-ground blade and an elegant mother-of- pearl handle, is for eople Who ave willing to go to some expense have every-hing just right wits steak.Ît is part of a set.with» matching pearl-handled carvers fork.The knife's blade is a fine grade steel called chrome vane dium and has a stainless finish Then there are six smaller knives, tor individual use, mada the same way.\u2019 has decided to collect as many helmets as possible in Canada.Old firemen\u2019s helmets are also acceptable.FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER Ib.34.QUAKER QUICK OR ROLLED OATS Lge.Pkg.1747 Rye-Crunch BREAD Eat bread In a biscuit form.\"Healthier and j better for you.pk.19 #39.55 f BEAVFR LOBSTER 14 lb\u2019 Tin 24; JUST RECEIVED! 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