The Westmount examiner, 10 octobre 1947, vendredi 10 octobre 1947

[" la.R.Elliott, former colonel sin the RCASC, was elected jrsident of the Service Corps\u2019 jiticers\u201d association at the an- ul meeting held October 1st at failside Barracks.Col.Elliott succeeds Lt.-Col jis Kearns as president of the fganization, which has a mem- fership of nearly 400.Other officers elected were: first vice-president, E.Scott-Willlams; pend vice-president, A.G.Hud- on; secretary, T.S.Dillon; assist- ut secretary, G.Patenaude, trea- rer, J.E.Ennis; auditor, Walter D Stewart, and executive com- pittee members A.Allan, T.Moll, à H Bolton and S.Christie.The committee also drew up its phter program, and urged all wmmbers to participate.IWAN RIT \u2018uC Ron od, #1 [festmount Young ft.Mliberals Have Successful Meet The Westmount Young Liberals\u2019 lmociation got its 1947-48 year if in impressive fashion Monday ening at the Reform Club when thered to hear a thought-pro- \"We must all\u201d Mr.Beaudry éclared, \u201cbecome apostles of dian unity.Everyone of us wt do his part to eradicate all ial and religious strife in this tin, We must work together r the common good.\u201d Yr.Beaudry was introduced by ald St.Cyr, who referred to speaker as \u201ca politics-loving tleman,\u201d and thanked by rge Cochrane.Notice was given Monday that the next meeting of the asso- tion motions would be present- to amend the constitution to W women into the association to raise the age limit to 35.th proposals were informally Ussed and both seemed to tt with the approval of the John Pepper the meeting.ity Club - Kects Executive i The new executive committee of Westmount Unity Club which tlected to office last Wednes- D?night officially took office at ; general meeting held at the Ç y Munroe is the new presi- | T 9 \" pot Henson is vice-presi- | hb, DOU Woodham is secretary- ve while the girl and boy el B Ye members are Nora Laws Sob Poupart, il TE ° Xb O'Neil reports that he is i, to start rehearsals for the Y Frolics next Tuesday night wl PENS Schoel between the iy, 7.00 pm.till 9.30 p.m.li Who are 16 and over with ; pp neing experience are yer to get in touch with bh, + OUBR the club or to come 8 rehearsals which will be 8 October \u201814, T0470) .it - Ë Es gathering of close to 50 persons | \" WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 George C.Draper Will Head Air Conference George C.Draper, 65 Summit Crescent, vice-chairman of the Aviation Section of the Montreal Board of Trade, will act as chairman of the three-day air conference, sponsored by the Board, which is to open at the Windsor Hotel on Monday, Fighter Pilot, instructor, administrative officer and inventor, Mr.Draper served with the Royal Flying Corps in the First World War, and survived three crashes while flying Bristol fighters.In the late war, he served with the R.C.A.F., in such positions as chief ground instructor at No.2 S.F.T.S., Uplands; administrative officer and finally chief investigator of flying accidents for No.3 Training Command.: He is the inventor of a new type of altitude indicator which is expected to increase flying safety materially, as well as reducing flying fatigue, NEW SHERBROOKE ST.LIGHTS One of the new, efficient light standards equipped with 1,500 watt lamps being erected on Sherbrooke street where it is being widened in Westmount.Replacing 600 watt lamps, the lamps are strategically on citernate sides of the \" Bens where Hight Ji\u2019 sos heeded.Westin't's Fire Loss $96,695 During Past Year Westmount suffered a total property loss of $96,695 in 1946 according\u201d to latest figures issued by the Dominion Fire Commissioner in Ottawa.A further breakdown puts the per capita fire loss for 1946 at $3.71 .Total fire loss for 1945 was $50,800.Property loss for the whole Dominion amounted to nearly $50,000,000 with 166 men, .78 women and 164 children dead as a result of fires in 1946.Smokers\u2019 carelessness accounted for the largest percentage of fires, with defective stoves and furnaces, electric wiring and appliances, and over heated flues and chimneys following next in line.Sparks falling on flammable roofs caused the loss of roughly 1500 homes, approximately three a day.Lightning, spontaneous ignition and incendiarism increased the total by another 1600.Smoking in bed, fire authorities claim, kills more people and causes more property loss than any other single factor.Roof fires are the chief cause of conflagrations afid the greatest hazard to life because in many cases the occupants don't know the house is on fire until it is too late.This danger would be substantially reduced if home-owners would surface their roofä with fire-tèsistive asphalt shingles or some other fire-restive material.Canada\u2019s fire loss for 1946, reports the Dominion Fire Commissioner, shows an increase of 11.7 percent over the previous year.Overcrowding is one good reason for this increase, but carelessness is still the prime fire-bug in any community and citizens everywhere are asked to make an extra effort this Fall to eliminate fire hazards in the home and help to save their property, and the lives and property of others.xaminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis \" F.Macklaier Named Director OMTC Alderman William F.Macklaier, K.C., of 745 Upper Belmont avenue, who has been appointed a director of the Montreal Tramways Company, succeeding the late Gordon W.MacDougall, K.C.Mr.Macklaier is vice-president and a director of the Ford Hotels Company Inc, and a director of Occidental Fire Insurance Company, Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd, British Rubber Company of Canada Ltd., G.D.Peters & Company of Canada Ltd., J.H.Connor and Son Ltd, Lewis Bros.Limited, Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Ltd., and Hudson Hosiery Ltd.He is a former recorder of the Town of Mount Royal, a former councillor of the City of Montreal, and is now an alderman of the City of Westmount.Sign Of The Time Summer ean be declared over, now that the Floral clock at Sherbrooke and Lansdowne avenue has been dehanded and deplanted until next spring.: 7 Rotarians Âre Told How Promotion Helps Sport Guest speaker at the regular weekly duncheon of the Rotary Glub of Westmount this week was Doug.O'Toole, General Manager of the Herald Press Ltd.Rotarian Dunc.Shanahan introduced the speaker, saying that he had brought to the printing trade the wide and varied experience of \"| a career in the allied fields of advertising, public relations and merchandising.Moreover, during the late war, he had aided the Government in the direction -of Victory Loans and War Savings campaigns.He also is a noted sports fan.The speaker opend his address, with a few remarks on the present state of the Montreal Football Club, in which he takes a great ir.terest.\u2018 The reason for the record of the Alouettes up to the present, this season, is a mystery, he said, since there is no question about the superiority of this year's team over that of last year.However, having lost four games in a row, with a total deficiency of 16 points, the pressing task now is to take every game from here on.No alibi is offered for the Club\u2019s past performance, except that strange things happen in sports.The Alouettes have outkicked, out passed and out-touched every team in the league\u2014it has also outfumbled every team in the league.Turning to the business world, Mr.O'Toole said that in his opin- ionion there is no greater waste in business than the money spent improperly on inadequate sales promotion work.Sales promotion setups cannot be compared in effectiveness with those of the days before the late war, he said, due to the disruption of practically all sales promotion organizations during the war.The result is that skill and experience, essential to success, which had been built up over a period of years before the war are now much reduced.Busines\u201d organizations today need the ben&- fit of sales training programs based on practical and technical experience, in order to function with efficiency.\u201d This involves training right down the line.Public relations, as a separate entity, has the job of impressing the public with the prestige of the product, good will, etc, in any media, to promote its acceptance.The same principles applied to Montreal sports have proven spectacularly successful.| Previous apathy has been overcome, and .{Continued , on.Page 2), he # \"3 mo Co.Woman Badly Injured In Fall Down Dark Stairs Lack of light brought misfortune to an.individual in West.mount, one evening last week, when she had the ill luck to miss her way in a dark hall, and fall down a flignt of stairs, injuring herself severely Around 9 p.m.Saturday evee ning, Miss Marjorie Cooper, 23, of 1194 St.Matthew Street, entered an apartment building at 50 Academy Road.The hall was in darkness, as the 'ighting system was temporarily out of order.There were no emergency lights.- She felt for the stairway lead-' ing upstairs, and fell into a stairway leading down to the basement.Since there was na railing, she fell the 13 steps te the floor.Badly injured, she was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital by a friend, where Dr.Riche?treated her.She was found te have sustained a severe bruise and lacerations to the head, a strained back, and numerous other bruises.After being treated, she was allowed to.leave the hospital that evening.Her clothes were badly soiled by blood and dirt.A tenant of the building put a candle in the hallway as as emergency light after the accident.C.C.F.Club Hears Outline Of Party Aims Westmount-St.Antoine C,C.F.Club had its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening at Victoria Hall.At the conclusion of the business | session, Prof.F.R.Scott, National Chairman of the C.C.F., spoke on \u201cThe Programme of the C.C.F.In Its First Term.\u201d Since the C.C.F.is now a recognized party in the World Movement for Democratie Socialism, his address dealt with the aims of the party, which proposes full civil liberty, social security, extension of Democracy into the economic field, and public owner« ship of key industries.All who availed themsalves of this opportunity to hear Prof.Scott's address gained knowledge of the proposed -benefits to be derived from the far-sighted planning of the C.C.F.A vote of thanks was tendered to Prof.Scott for his address, and information given during the discussion period which followed.This club plans to hold a regular meeting on the first Monday of -each month, and hopes to obtain other prominent speakers \u2018for its meetings.Protect Your Chi'dren! Whooping cough and diphtheria still kill hundreds of children annually in Canada; this despite the fact that these two killers are known to be easily preventable by the simple process of immunization.Protect your children; the danger is ever-present.The time to act is now! Co «What have.your done about It?!\u2018 \" PAGE TWO Scouts BY REG sre urged to be present for this Xx Down Hobbylane By FRANCES GAUTHIER For Girls Only , .Make your face your hobby.YOU may not be a Hedy Lamarr, a Gene Tier- wey, or a Joan Caulfield, BUT you can have a clear complexion, sparkling eyes and soft, shining hair.Scrub your face 3 times a day with soap and water.Don\u2019t forget the complexion brush.Next, powder.Use only a light film of a shade to harmonize with your own coloring.DON'T disregard the importance of color in your appearance and be one of the dopes who adopt the current fad in fashions and cosmetics tones regardless of how they look.DO choose your lipstick carefully and, if possible, get the advice of a proficient beautician.Choose a pink shade to go with soft pastels, and a clear red accentuates the new darker fall colors.If you're a blonde, use a creamy beige powder and makeup base to tie in with your hair.A redhead should keep her skin as pale and luminous as possible with a rachel foundation and powder.If you are a brunette or medium brown with dark eyes and your skin is at all sallow, use a pinky beige powder that adds color.Do try to accent your eyes in your party make-up and add a bit of color to your cheeks if your skin lacks color.Put on your new face for the next party and see what fun you will have.Social Notes Niccki Puddicombe Ottawa Saturday .Hawkins Nite at the might.As usual, the majority will come stag .Big honor for the Plaza Sunday night \u2014 Don York, M.C.of the Red Feather Revue was tnere .Doris Cameron feeling very tired Sunday night \u2014 wonder why?.Looking forward -to \\the Thanksgiving game at the park left for Sadie wy» to- Monday \u2014 By the way, the game last Saturday was exceptionally good \u2014 (We mean the Westmount Junior team, of course) .No fights at the Stadium last Friday \u2014 I'm getting my money back ., .St.\u2018Paul's now getting up a basketball team \u2014 BEWARE .St.Leo's Friday Nite Club to open soon \u2014 Competition for the \u2018Y\u201d at last .Certain individuals dreaming up costumes for a specific Halloween party \u2014 Whose ?FREE BOOKS Anyone interested in public health, and, in fact, in almost any phase of health conservation, may study it free.The federal government, in co-operation wih provincial authorities, issues a whole series of very informative publications.These may be had on application to any Provincial or local health office.- THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, & Cubs GROOME \u2014 \u2014 The first meeting of the Scouters Club of Montreal for the 1947- 48 season will be held next Wednesday evening, starting at 8 p.m., in the hall at Boy Scout Headquarters, 1523 Bishop Street.All leaders of all units, Cubs, Scouts, Sea Scouts, Senior Scouts and Rover Scouts, first meeting.An excellent programme has been arranged, one which no Scouter should miss.Refreshments will be served, as added attraction.We hope every Ecouter in Westmount Area will make a determined effort to be pre- and voyageurs travelling between the shore of Lake Superior, at Grand Portage Village and the Pigeon River at the site of old Fort Charlotte.By a treaty signed in 1842, the 9-mile overland trail was termed an \u201cInternational Highway\u201d.It had not been cleared since 1933, and was becoming impassable due to the growth of trees and shrubs when, in 1946, Boy Scouts of Duluth, Minn, started clearing it.This year, by invitation, the American Scouts were joined by 12 Scouts from Fort William and Port Arthur, Ont., in an \u201cInternational Trail Camp\u201d at Pigeon \u2018River Cascades.From this base camp they hiked daily to the clearance site where they gained practical experience in the use of axes, brush hooks and cross-cut saws, Canada\u2019s most northerly Boy \u2018Scout Troop at Aklavik, Northwest Territories,.is being visited by Alberta's Executive Scout Commissioner, H.B.Holloway of Edmonton, who is making a 2,400- mile trip by plane at the request of Maj.-Gen.D.C.Spry, C.B.E., D.S.0., Chief Executive Commissioner of Canada\u2019s Boy Scouts.Marking the first time such an extensive field trip by air has been made to Canada\u2019s northland by a Scout Executive, Mr.Holloway\u2019s itinerary includes visits to Scout groups at Norman Wells, Fort Smith, Resolution, Yellowknife, Fort McMurray and Fort Chippewyan, After attending a meeting of the Dominion Executive Committee of the Canadian Boy Scout Council in Winnipeg on October 10, Mr.Jackson Dodds, C.B.E, Montreal, Dominion Commissioner of the Boy Scouts will make a tour of western Scouting centres.Accompanied by Lt.-Col.George E.Simmons, M.B.E., Ottawa, Executive Commissioner for Administration at Dominion Scout Headquarters, Mr.Dodds will meet Scout Leaders in Victoria, on Oct.13-14; Vancouver, Oct.15- 16; Edmonton, Oct.18-20; Regina, Oct.21 and Winnipeg on Oct.238.* * | Temple Emmanuel | * * Sabbath Services, this evening at 8.15, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cIn the Beginning\u201d and tomorrow morning, at 11.30 \u2018Where Art Thou?\u201d based on Torah portion.Sisterhood Open Meeting for season will be held Tuesday, at 2.45 p.m.\u201cMobilizing for Peace\u201d will be the theme of an address by Dr.D.J.Wilson.Piano soloist, Madame Olga Lieber, Mrs.Richard Kramer will preside.Brotherhood Dinner meeting, Wednesday evening, at 6.45 p.m.Temple Community House.Civic night.Speaker, Mr.George Mar- ler, Vice-Chairman, Executive Comittee, City of Montreal, on \u201cThe Future of Montreal\u201d.Ladies invited.Special Feature, movie \u201cMontreal At Night\u201d Conveners: Messrs: Nathan Jack Freedman, Samuel .Paperman; Hershell Lewis, Francis Beck and Henry Greenspoon.Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Eons nino Telephone HA: 92360 voor 57 St.James St.West Third Organ IN x \u2018Recital Held At St.Andrew's Last Sunday Warner Norman played the third organ recital at St.Andrew's Church and drew a large audience to hear some fine work.Starting rather nervously with the big Prelude and Fugue in C minor J.8.Bach, the recitalist soon sized up the instrument and proceeded vigorously ghrough \u2018an exacting programme.Following Bach, Mr.Norman charmed his audience with two airy compositions by Corelli, a prelude and Sarabande, then to the French school, viz.Alexandre Guilmant's Marche Funebré et Chant Sera- phique.This mighty composition was superbly played, showing the full powers of the organ, evoking many compliments to all three component agencies, the music, the instrument and the drganist.Then followed three interesting compositions by the English musician Percy Whitlock, \u201cLantana,\u201d \u201cChanty\u201d, and \u201cSalix\u201d.To close his recital Mr.Norman essayed the big unwieldy Prelude and Fugue on the name of B.A.C.H.by Franz Liszt.One wishes that Liszt had not strayed from his piano, and confined his attention to, if he had to compose, work for the instrument he knew best.This Bach number is a monstrous work, mostly noise and fireworks, showing the performer has much agility in his fingers and feet.Mr.Norman could have found a much better medium to exhibit his technical, and extraordinary command of the instrument, J.S.Bach's Toccata in F, as an instance.The final recital of the series will be heard on Sunday at 8.45, when the recitalist will be George Little, B.Mus., organist of the First Presbyterian Church.Roslyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Safford Grade Five, Room 18, report that they have had a penny.race to collect money for the Welfare Federation.There were two teams.Jim Ferrabee and John Messenger were the captains of one team and David Angus and John Peachey were the captains of the other team.Jim Ferrabee and John Messenger\u2019's team won, having collected $6.48 and David Angus and John Peachey's team collected $4.62 making a total of $11.10.The same class is now collecting newspaper clippings on Newfoundland and putting them up on the walls of the classroom.The girls of Room 20 have collected $3.12 for the Welfare Federation.The school will be closed on Thursday and Friday of this week for the annual teachers\u2019 convention.Monday, Thanksgiving Day, is also a holiday.Room 16 is making scrapbooks on the United States.They -also have a promptness chart which was started on Tuesday.Westmount Playgrounds\u2019 six- man rugby schedule got off to a good start on Monday at King George Park.The Roslyn Rough- riders won over the Roslyn Panthers 5-1.The Queen's Alouettes beat the Roslyn Argos 12-0.Rotarians Told (Continued from Page 1) great interest is being shown by the public.This is the result of the first year\u2019s work of a long range program, designed to reach into all schools of the city, to build up sports consciousness among the youth, both French and English, This is the result of logical promotion methods, Analysis of the market is a prerequisite to success, and the produce, in this case sports, are being readjusted and realigned for peak effectiveness and public appeal.The results so far are promising.Stan Neilson, on behalf of the Rotarians thanked the speaker for || his interesting address., * 10, 1947 By GEORGE COCHRANE AROUND THE TOWN Good turnout for the West- mount Young Liberals\u2019 first meeting of the season at the Reform Club on Monday - ening.Rolland Beaudry, well-known M.P.from St.James constituency, who was recently elected a director of Vicker and Benson Advertising Company, spoke on Canadian unity.And very good too .John Joseph Junior Pepper, who always manages to get his name -in the paper somehow, was in the chair, president William Atwood Macdonald taking things easy for one evening .Among those present: George Houston, one of Westmount's better tennis court attendants; David B.Sinclair Mackenzie, the sage of McGill; Bain Macaskill, sans coronet this time; Norman Eaves (who will leave shortly for Halifax or the west coast on a business trip; Lorne Hellyer, one of the association's ace committee men; Joe Duffin, the Canadian High School News lad who expects to head west shortly to start up the News in Winnipeg and a few other westerly centres; Bob Overing, the well-known Georgian and skier; and, oh, oodles of others.John Anderson, who retired from Westmount High's teaching staff in June, 1945, after a good many years service, seen having his hair clipped in the emporium of Tony, the sport fan last Saturday a.m.At the same place, red-thatched Dave Riddle, now \u201ca second-year (at last) science student .at Sir George .« .Happy birthday to Mrs.A.D.S.McCrae .J.D.Lawley, Latin expert of WHS's teaching staff, now president of the Men Teachers\u2019 Association of Greater Montreal .WHS Old Boys\u2019 directors met at the Junior High last night to draft plans for the 1948 banquet.President this year is James DeLalanne.Tony Skinner, star of many -a Roslyn School team, making an impressive debut as water boy of Westmount High's senior A.aggregation this autumn .Miss Margo Murray, our classified girl, enlivening things considerably chez Examiner on Tuesday eve but refusing to discuss the new fashions at all, at ail.BANKING NOTES Did you Know that the services of the Bank of Montreal include the following ?Savings accounts, current accounts, joint accounts, which may be opened in either the current or savings department; household accounts, loaning of money, collections, supplying money orders and drafts, telegraphing maney, the purchase and sale of securities, renting of safety deposit boxes in the bank \u2018vaults, taking charge of securities, deeds, valuable documents, jewellery, plate, etc.; the custody of securities (including \u2018the clipping and handling of coupons) at the bank's offices at home and abroad, supplying letters Of credit and travellers cheques, credit information, information regarding foreign markets, introducing customers to asgociated banks in all parts of the world, arranging facilities or \\\"Wostmorst's Home Newipppys ) | Hon.T.Johnston To Address Sool.Through the efforts of United Scottish Societies 1 of -real\u2014a committee oe | representatives of the Caledoniay \u2018Society, the Scottish Clang Sons of Scotland and the ay, ahire Society\u2014Scots in Montre will have the opportunity of hear, ing a distinguished visitor the old land speak on the futuré of Scotland at a meeting ached uled for Monday, October ity (Thanksgiving Day) at 8 O'clock, to be held in the Budge Han, Central Y.M:C.A.The visitor in question, thy Right Honourable Thomas Joy.ston, P.C., LL.D.(better known as Tom Johnston) is making 4 tour of this continent in his ça pacity as head of the recently ape pointed Scottish Tourist Board, and Montreal will be the first city in Canada to play host to him, - For many years a Prominent member of the British Laboy Party, Tom Johnston was Long Privy Seal in the Labour gover ment which was defeated at thy polls in 1931 and, again back iy Parliament, was appointed at the outbreak of war Scotland\u2019s Re gional Commissioner for Civil Des fence.In 1842, on the tgistence of Prime Minister Churchill, he accepted the coalition government post of Secretary of State for Scotland which he filled with untarily resigned at the end of the war.Prior to the public meeting in the Budge Hall, Mr.Johnston will be guest of a limited number of Montreal Scots at a dinner in the Hotel La Salle.Scots, and others interested in hearing Mr.Johnston are cordial ly invited to attend the meeting.Prior to the address of the speaker there will be a short program of Scottish entertainment.VITAL VITAMIN If the respiratory tract is kept healthy, susceptibility to infections which could enter the body through that channel will be re duced, and food authorities announce that Vitamin A helps maintain body tissues, particu larly of the mucous membrane, in good condition.Canadians are advised to eal more green and yellow vegeta bles to obtain their Vitamin A.opening credits at any place at home or abroad.From \u201cYour Bank and How You May Use It\u201d: Today, not withstanding its influential con nections, the Bank of Montreal i8 essentially a bank of the people, a bank where small accounts are welcome, a bank to which all classes can come with confidence in the security of deposits en trusted to its care and with the | assurance that every facility con sistent with sound banking wil be extended to those who seek its = Il Mesto Day School for Girls 18 Severn Ave., Westmount Afternoon * Kindergarten e Transportation Te Principal: Miss Mary Winspear peculiar distinction until he vole .Ph.D.Phone Fitsroy 9856 ___\u2014 \u2014\u2014 CII WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: Enroll now for Day or Evening Courses, Private Lessons also Graduates with leading Montreal firms > WEllington 1885 | \"The School -of Successful.Students.1165 Creene Ave.Available: pre form In 8 funeré undreds of wsociates, in pute was pa Justice Willie #t Mount P fel a week prision of t er a length pat.The service gernoon in : pi was cond inwer-Rees, 4 ml, who was w.John Dis al, \u2019 Chief Justi his widow, [fanson; & d Bnd, and a Mogher.Thr ces also su Native William Lar lj Montreal © yun of the 1 j Mary Sco\u2019 dlate Arch D Bond, Pr m Church, ] te Montreal fen went te here he obte pi a B.C.L.r.He was January 1\u20ac For 29 yea fession, Sp Br, and wa I-known le ind and Bee He was cres 1911, and musurer of t kistion, wa ch of the 1, and in b+ Appellat mrt of King fief justice c re in 1942.Actively ir atters thro Wk an act durch of Eng Hing with las lay sec Ml Synod a cate and Diocese, Dr.L.H.kime Chan ler Bishop in turn u ur Carlis on, lke his f Mi took an affairs, EL High Class 1 Cod assor goods epairir 4883 SH El PAL DECC ('ARPEN ; Ceanext, Thoro TE Dr AT TT A ES > @ = aes\" My Ve ept ar MARPENTRY REPAIRS ,.RPA WESTMOUNT Home Newspaper\u201d etmosnt's \u2014 ypressive Tri former ardwvood Floors eo = RE CLEAN LAID « \u2018A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY free Estimates WE.2323 4263 ST.CATHERINE ST.Chief Justice Pad Ins funeral service attended by undreds of friends and former ysociates, impressive final tri- nis wes paid to former Chief Justice william Langley Bond, of ih Mount Pleasant avenue, who y) à Week ago at the Western jivision of the Gêneral Hospital er a lengthy illness in his 75th gt.\u2018ne service was held on Monday gernoon in St.George\u2019s Church, pl was conducted.by Ven.A.P.pver-Rees, Archdeacon of Mont- lui who was issisted by the Right y, John Dixon, Bishop of Mont- al, \u2019 chief Justice Bond is survived his widow, the former Beatrice boson; 8.daughter, Miss Anne Bnd, and a sister, Mrs.J.J.ugher.Three nephews and two kices also survive, Native Montrealer william Langley Bond was born k Montreal on January 20, 1873, yun of the late Col.Frank Bond Mary Scott, and a grandson of late Archbishop William Ben- bt Bond, Primate of the Angli- u Church.He was educated at te Montreal High School and fn went to McGill University ure he obtained a B.A.in 1894, pi a B.C.L.degree three years r.He was admitted to the Bar January 1898.For 29 years he practiced his fession, specializing in mariné br, and was a partner in the I'known legal firm of Atwater, ini and Beauregard.He was created a King's Counsel 1911, and for two years was msurer of the Montreal Bar As- kition, was appointed to the puch of the Superior Court in [, and in 1929 was raised tq b+ Appellate Division of the at of King's Bench.He became fief justice of the Superior Court\u2019 re in 1942, Adively interested in church ters throughout his life, he bk an active interest in the Auch of England, and to matters Hing with its welfare.He serv- las lay secretary of the Mont- fl Synod and later as church cate and Vice-Chancellor of © Diocese, Following the death Dr.L.H.Davidson in 1925 he ¥ime Chancellor of the Diocese ler Bishop John Farthing, servit turn under the late Bishop ur Carlisle and Bishop John Ron, : Uke his father, Chief Justice Mi took an active part in mill- affairs.He was for several kL SILVER Hih Class Ladies\u2019 and Men\" TAILOR Cod assortment of imported goods always in stock pairing, cleaning and pressing 1883 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.3149 8 me en a a] PAINTING AND DECORATING tinest, Neatest and Most orough in Town Li Bethune years captain and adjutant of the Royal Montreal Regiment, and the Prince of Wales\u2019 F'usiliers, now known as the Canadian Grenadier Guards with whom he served as a major in the 245th Battalion during the First World War.He was CHIEF JUSTICE BOND decorated for his service in 1918.A prominent Mason, he was a past master of St.Paul's Lodge.He was also a member of the St.James, Mount Royal, Forest and Stream, Arts, Reform, Royal Montreal Golf, Rackets, Montreal Curling, \u2018 Polo and Country and Winter clubs.oo Better Business Bureau Has Interesting Booklet As reported last week, the Association of Canadian Better Business Bureaus is now a live reality, its six bureaus are organized as charter members of the Canadian Association, which comprises District VIII of the parent organjzation, the Association of Better Business Bureaus Inc.with headquarters in New York.To signalize the entry of Canada\u2019s Better Business Bureaus into the National field, a small but significant publication has been prepared for distribution throughout Canada by Bureau members and through kindred organizations with parallel interests.This booklet deals in simple informative manner with the essentials of our Canadian System of Private Enterprise.Every effort has been made to present the subject matter as impartially as possible, having in mind its undoubted educational value at a me when this would seem to be of vital importance.It carefully avoids political angles in favor of current facts.legitimate business stands for under our existing system, and the vast majority of Canadians can learn something from this booklet, regardless of their status or occupation.LEGION DANCES HELD FRIDAYS Commencing tomorrow - night there will be a series of weekly dances held at the Canadian Legion Hall at 1191 Mountain Street.Music will be supplied by Blake Sewell and his Orchestra and dancing will be from 9 p.m.til 1 am.: These Friday night dances are under the suspices of the Hos- NEE Friis 4 pital Visiting.Committee, SIRs = LITE TRENT ITY | There is much to gain from an.easy-to-read presentation of what \u2026.Ed Youth Conference Coming Next Week The Trans Canada Conference for boys of fifteen years and upward, from the various churches, will take place in-First Baptist Church, Dorchester and \u2018Guy Streets, commencing on Friday evening, October 17th, and running through until Sunday afternoon, the 19th.The special conference representative from the National Boys\u2019 Work Board of the Canadian Council of Churches will be W.Irwin Haskett, well known Ottawa layman and boys\u2019 worker.The Montreal Committee is under the joint chairmanship of J.Howard Richardson and Ross Wiens, both well known in the field of boys\u2019 work, and will have a number of outstanding leaders taking an active part in the various discussion groups.The theme of the Conference will be \u201cWhat is the Church doing?\u201d It is the purpose of this gathering to inspire young fellows in order to further interest them in carrying on various forms of boys\u2019 work in their respective Churches.There will be a special banquet on Saturday evening on which occasion Reginald H.Dean will be the guest speaker.Mr.Dean needs no introduction as he is so widely known as an outstanding layman who is most deeply interested in boys\u2019 work particularly as it is related to olfr Churches.Peter Ferguson is Registrar of the conference and any boys desiring to receive further details may telephone him at DE 9032.Nat W.Jacobs On Air Tomorrow Nat.W.Jacobs, K.C., of 4326 Sherbrooke Street west, will broadcast over radio station CFCF tomorrow at 7 p.m.under the auspices of the City Improvement League and the Municipal Service Bureau.In his address \u201cIt\u2019s Everybody's Business,\u201d Mr.Jacobs will point out how the welfare of our child- reh, our future citizens and consequently the future welfare of our country is the business of everyone.He will deal with some of the more pressing problems of childhood and youth, especially juvenile delinquency, and will present some novel ideas on the subject for the consideration of his listeners.Teachers Meet At Westm\u2019t High To Study Problems At the annual meeting recently of the Protestant Men Teachers\u2019 Association of Greater Montreal, held in the Westmount High \u2018School, a decision was taken to study the possibility of placing on a paying basis work voluntarily done by teachers.The work under study is that which is apart from routine teaching duties, which include sports coaching, students\u2019 councils, school bands, movies, cadets, debating and dramatics.A report on extra-curricular assignments will be made by the committee studying the question to the Montreal Protestant Central School Board.ë .wadFhe re faring 3 frans-Canada | ey This Week at Victoria Hall Friday, October 10 Westmount Women\u2019s Club \u2014 morning and afternoon.Monday, October 13 Thanksgiving Day \u2014 Holiday.Tuesday, October 14 Montreal Drama Guild Play, \u201cWinterset\u201d \u2014 8.30 -p.m.St.John Ambulance Association \u2014 evening.Silver Cross Women\u2019s.League \u2014 evening.Queen Esther Chapter, O.E.S.\u2014 evening.: Wednesday, October 15 Montreal Drama Guild Play\u2014 8.30 p.m.\u201c V.O.N.noon.Rotary Club luncheon.Electa Chapter, O.E.S.\u2014 evening.Thursday, October 16 Montreal Drama .Guild Play\u2014 8.30 p.m.=\" : Westmount Stamp Club\u2014eve- ning.Westmount Lodge \u2014 evening.Mount Royal Chapter, A.R.M.O.C.\u2014 evening.\u2014 morning and after- \u201c Westmount Bowling Club Final games at the Westmount Bowling Club are to be played on Thanksgiving Day.Thereafter the greens will be closed for the season.Monday Thanksgiving Remember, Thanksgiving Day, which is a statutory holiday, will be observed this year on Monday, October 13th.47 YEARS IN WE.4046 King\u2019s H.And S.WESTMOUNT\" Beautiful Certified Diamond ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING CIFTS Expert Watch & Cloek Repairs OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.0] ft dR Fe PAGE THREE Ass\u2019n To Meet On Thursday First meeting of the King's Home and School Association for the 1947-48 season will be held on Thursday afternoon, 3 p.m., at the School.A special welcome is extended to all parents of the new pupils at the school to come and get acquainted.} Interest in the Association can best be expressed by attending the meetings and giving suggestions for the type of programmes desired.A suggestion box will be on hand at every meeting, and the H and S Executive welcomes \u2018any h'nts, ideas or criticisms concerning the following subjects: type of meetings desired, subjects of speakers, whether entertainment is wished, ideas on money-mak- ing projects and any other matters of interest to King's Home and School Association.Any younger children accompanying parents who wish .to attend will be taken care of and entertained while the meeting is in progress.This first meeting is to be primarily a \u201cget-togzther\u201d for teachers and parents.Tea will be served at the close of the meeting in good time to permit everyone to be home at an early hour.- To ensure a clear supply .of water in the hot water taps, drain one or two gallons of was ter every week from the bottom outlet of the range boiler, thus removing any deposit of sediment.\u2018SALADA TEA BAGS EL.1177 IF.YOU WANT T0 BE WARM NEXT WINTER COKE \u2014 CANNEL COAL \u2014 FUEL OIL HAMPTON WOOD COAL & COKE 6051 WESTERN AVE, Sree veut pe 1 > ner rrr cogent Tapp te sm ere par ATR EI «A WE © ESTER pe came eal .\u2014 = SO TE es _ PAGE FOUR The speaker at this joint meeting was Sadig Dyal Chand, Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.in Lahore, India.Mr.Chand spoke to the mixed group on boy and girl relationships among the various groups of India.Following the speaker, club .members joined in a social evening of ping-pong, chess, chinese checkers and bridge.A mixed splash party was then held and the evening concluded with dancing.Members of both clubs ex- ~ pressed the desire that an event of this sort will be repeated again during the year.The Boys\u2019 Photography Club at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will commence this evening at 7.30 pm.Barney Smyth, who led the club last year will be the leader.Last year the club made several trips up North to photograph snow scenes, and this type of activity, together with Instruction in enlarging, developing and printing will be carried on again.The Boxing Club for boys under 15 years of age will be held each Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m.Scott Goodnoh is the leader of the Club.This week, the Trianglettes, & service club of girl members of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.will have a speaker on \u2018Cos- meties\u2019, at their regular Wednesday evening meeting at 7.30 p.m.in the Board Room of the oY?At the first official meeting of the St.Henri Gra-Y Club based in the Lewis Evans School well over 50 boys were present.Ross Bannerman, Fellowship Secretary of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., is serving as Instructor to the group.Several older fellows in the St.Henri Area will serve as group leaders and will be trained by Mr, Bannerman.This club will be divided into several Chapters and participate in activities such as hockey, crafts and boxing.In a few days various Chapters will elect their own Officers.It is hoped that this Club will give boys a training in operating their own programmes along democratic lines.The St.Henri Jr.Hi-Y Club 13 making a visit through the C.B.C.Studios this evening, meeting at the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 at 7.15.This group is composed of boys 13-15 years of age and will meet regularly in St.Henri each Tuesday ahd Saturday eve- ming.Commencing this Monday, boy members of the \u2018Y\u2019 interested in participating in after school crafts are asked to register with the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary.Boys 9-12 will have a craft programme on Monday afternoons and those 12-15 may take part in crafts on Wednesdays.A num- her of new patterns for woodworking, plastic work, leather working and dine cutting are on hand for boys wishing to take part in this interesting after school programme.The Friday Nite Club Execu- five regret to announce that they are unable to accommodate the large number of non-mem- bers who wish to attend their HOLLAND BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING - Tulips, Narcissii, Daffodils, | Hyacinths, ! Crocus, Lilies, etc NEW Fall Bulb Catalogue o WHPERRON x S9.SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN 055 ST LAWRENCE BLVD, MONTREAL THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER -10, 1947 Sir: The calling of a national conference by the Honorable Paul Martin, minister of national health and welfare, for October 13 and 14 in Ottawa, is the first step in a war on arthritis and rheumatic diseases by the Federal Government.This was prompted by thousands of appeals to the members of parliament by sufferers from arthritis and other persons and groups who are actively interested in the need for national recognition of arthritis.Fundamentally the plea calls for government action to place arthritis on the -same basis as tuberculosis and cancer in Canada.On June 10, 1947, the Honorable Mr.Martin had the following to say, in part, on arthritis, in reply to Dr.Blair, M.P.(Lanark, Ontario).\u201cThe hon.member referred to arthritis, and perhaps later in the estimates I shall have more to say about this specific 'item\u2014that the technique we employed early in January in calling together here in Ottawa\u2014those who were interested in cancer control, will be employed again when all \u2018the authorities, governmental and professional in the field of arthritis, are called within a very few months, to see if we cannot provide some.co-ordinating authority to carry on in the field of arthritis.\u201cThrough the officers of my department I have had an opportunity of consultation with Lord | Horder, who is one of the outstanding authorities in his profession in the rheumatic field and \u2018who has, in Great Britain, set up a number of investigational clinical centres for the treatment of this malady.\u201cLikewise, Doctor Wallace Graham of Toronto, an eminent physician in this particular field, has also been in consultation with the department.These two sources, to whom I have referred, together with the Canadian Rheumatism Association, will be the basis of a conference which, I hope, will lead to an examination of all possible avenues avail- dances after the rugby games held in Westmount Park.Last week a number of non-members were turned away because all available dancing space was.occupied.We say this because we would like to do our best while the rugby season is on to accommodate guests, but we hope that non-members will see the necessity of the Y.M.C.A, to have a priority in taking part in the regular Friday Nite Dances.This week there will be a Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Trianglettes.The regular Saturday afternoon movie will be held at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.this Saturday, at 1.30.Open to Y.M.C.A.members and friends.Mr.J.Fraser Cliff of the Bank of Montreal, and Secretary of the Board of Managers of the Branch, will again be Chairman of the Westmount-St.Henri Division in the annual Y.M.C.A.Financial - Campaign opening on November 10th.To date Mr.Cliff has eleven Team Captains appointed, and in most cases, the Teams are completed.The Captains appointed are: DO.Bremner, Wm.E.Cooper, C.J.Smith, H.B.Griswold, John F.Lewis, D.Y.Novinger, Alex B.Wilson, Gordon B.Taylor, Dr.G.A.Holland and Mrs, F.Martin; and a team from the Westmount Rotary Club.\u2018 -Mr.I.R.Tait will head the Special Names group for the Division.People's Sunday Tea Hour Discussion Group.Any young people over 18 years of age, interested in a group of this kind, are asked to get in touch with Mr.Clarke.A first-class bridge player who | Would be willing to instruct the members of our Bridge Club in the finer points of the game is need- ed.(Here is an opportunity for some one).Arthritis And Rheumatism Get Government Attention able to bring about some relief in respect of this painful affliction.\u201d (Hansard, June 10, 1947\u2014P.4077).The Canadian Rheumatism Association was reorganized from the Canadian Rheumatic Diseases Association and became affiliated with the Canadian Medical Association at the June 1948 national C.M.A.convention in Banff.Officers of its executive are: Pres., Dr.Wallace Graham, Toronto; Vice-Pres.Dr.Dean Robinson, Banff and Dr.Dandurand, Mont- reat; Sec.Dr.W.S.Barnhart of Ottawa.On June 6, 1946, the Honorable Brooke Claxton, then minister of national health and welfare, promised a government grant for arthritis research, but te date, =o far as we know, nothing has materialized.Today, 600,000 arthritics across Canada are looking with hope and expectation to this meeting in Ottawa as an initial step towards government recognition of Canada's Number One Crippler.Old Manuscripts Greatly Coveted One of the most coveted collectors\u2019 items in the English language was knocked down at Manhattan's Parke-Bernet auction galleries recently for $50,- 000, top price for the year.It was the original manuscript of in Wonderland.The buyer was Dr.Abraham Rosenbach, who bought the same manuscript in 1928 in London for an all-time auction high of $75,259.Between auctions Dr.Rosenbach sold the manuscript in 1928, with two other Lewis Carroll items, for more than $150,000 to U.S.Collector Eldridge Johnson.Rosenbach re- bought Alice last week from the late Mr.Johnson's estate.Origin of \u201cMother Hubbard\u201d Old Mother Hubbard is not, as most people think, a bit of anonymous folk doggerel: The author was Sarah Catherine Martin, the daughter of Sir Thomas Bryan Martin, Admiral of the British fleet in the late 18th century.William IV.when still a prince, fell in love with pretty Sarah Catherine, who was whisked away to the country seat of her broth- er-in-law, John Pollexfen Bastard, MP.In 1804, while with the Bastards, Sarah composed and illustrated Old Mother Hubbard, supposedly inspired by the antics of the Bastards\u2019 housekeeper and ried a German duke\u2019s daughter.History does not record what happened to Sarah Catherine.Mother Hubbard (Scribner\u2019s price Lewis Carroll\u2019s Alice's Adventures | Alice | her dog.Eventually William mar- | Old | TREMBLING ASPEN Have you ever heard of the tree that fans itself?No?There is such a tree.It grows in warm dry places, usually.Trees breathe through the surface of their green leaves, and without air and sunlight they would, of course soon die.The tiny leaves of the aspen'tree are able to get more air by trembling, just as you get more air and feel cooler when you fan yourself or sit in front of an electric fan or in a place where cool breezes can reach you.The aspen leaves hang on their .stems so lightly and easily that the slightest current of air moves them, and this motion in turn brings them more air to breathe.TARDY TABLES Youngsters who have stayed up too late at night and, consequently, are tardy at table in $5,000) disappeared after publication and was found again only bniece, Miss May of Stubbington, Hampshire.| they do not eat too ten years ago by her great-great | Wostmennr's Hom the morning, ma bolt their ney Mpleg authorities say that Cildrey utrit likely to have more na YWay, yp breakfant rising, and, anyw, good to gulp dowy or any other meg) McIntosh 7\" Don\u2019t Put It Off Put It In! 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Per Dollar\u201d © BACKED BY 30 YEARS or DEPENDABLE SERVICE © anada Montreal Stock Exchange SECOND sentzs\u2019 Available October 14th A LOSS PROOF SECURITY Ask us for application form and any particulars you may desire, G.E.LESLIE & CO.MEMBERS: The Royal Bank Building, Montreal Telephone HA.8281 ; Bonds If you need to use the money before maturity, You can get 100 cents on the dollar and interest.Your requirements gladly looked after.Montreal Curb Market | { Jov re appels Î soon\u201d T Inte to > ciple.on y the OPE! gurent countries.5 ofthe various nations \" ( ph understand one another, fo, appreciate and respect È others way of life.,mational friendship in the y Red Cross programme | à uniquely interesting , School children and high vi students of the various 4 ys prepare portfolios or |; books for students in other Lis in corresponding age y, Portfolios include sketch- water colors, snapshots of and community life, col- bs of native wild flowers, gts of local and national iis, simple geographical pistorical information, coma with originality and imagi- | me concrete expressions of hip from Canadian Juniors ) 4 laïdren of war-affected Toun- have amounted to over M in food, clothing and y comforts since 1938.In fon, Canadian Junior Red members support two war ws in England, send cloth- b aix British Sunshine for blind children, and pacte $3,500 annually to the of the Victoria Home jmlid Children at St.Mar- England.tome in Canada Juniors provided treatment for 28,- trippled children.Latterly crippled children\u2019s work niended to several mem- of other countries, in con- tion with their policy of in- ational friendship.Late in t, Juniors of Quebec pro- Be were proud to wave good- tv Rampersad Jaggernauth, n But limaican lad who for 14 lis had been their guests at ar ! Royal Victoria Hospital, > eal.A paralysis victim, persad was unable to walk M he came to Canada.He valk now.my\u201d j their own efforts Juniors funds for their local, na- and international projects mercy.They conduct their meetings in classrooms af- hool hours, planning their group activities for the prom of health, good citizen- band world understanding.[ W.fe Junior Red Cross pro- tne is welcomed by Cana- educational authorities as NEY i \u2019 ible contribution to youth ar ation, .imior Red Cross, with its RVICE © ter - forming activities, is { the best means at the U of the teachers for in- \u201cng many of the responsi- Is stmount Park © [ing Results Spoon Competition was held Westmount Park Put- Lb on the Putting Course a Tay.The results are below (figures after each Me indicate gross, handicap \u201cnet, respectively): \u2014 ' oJ Smith, 89, 0, 89; H.pL 2, 89; Soden, 96, 7, 7 es, 98, 7, 91; Warner pu fe Drain, 104, 3, 101; hs ne 13, 103 and Sargent, ity, 1; Play off winner, H.sar, Jones, 93, 5, 88; in, At 97, 8, 89; Mrs.fl 9, 91; Mrs.Kent, Ms (7% Mahaffey, 95, +0, o Lydon, 108, 12 96; ME.5 106, 9, 97, Miss ji % oe 6, 98; Mrs.H.15 oy 2, 99: Mrs.Warner, 0 end Mrs.Bryant, 114, 9, w Mrs.Cameron, 109, PO |.liner \u2014 Mrs.Jones, wis The Time To Enrol \u2018The Junior Red Cross ational good-will and world understanding may be mere some adults who do not take serious responsibility in world > put to members of the Junior Red Cross in more than 29,000 [| room Branches across Canada, world-friendship is a daily work- udisn Juniors, who are re-enrolling in the organization today ning of annual Junior Red Cross Enrolment Week, count ir friends 32,000,000 young fellow citizens of the world gough the organization's system of international correspondence, bilities of democratic citizenship,\u201d Dr.George Weir, well- known Canadian educationist, now Minister of Education, British Columbia has written.\u201cIt is doubtful if we can impress our young people with the importance of self - sacrifice, service to others, responsibility of group welfare, international good-will and understanding except in situations which call for the exercise of these essential qualities.Junior Red Cross provides such situations.\u201d This week a record total of 900,000 Canadian members is sought.Last year Junior Red Cross membership in Canadian schools totalled 850,000 in 29,- 158 class room Branches.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 ° Anne R.Logan - Funeral [Held Funeral service for Mrs.Anne Ranken Logan, of 45 Aberdeen street, was held on Tuesday in Erskine and American United Church.Widow of Robert 8.Logan, former vice-president of the Grand Trunk Railway, which later became part of the Canadian National Railways, Mrs.Logan died Saturday at the Western Division of the General Hospital after a brief illness in her 73rd year.Interment was in Mount Royal cemetery.Born in St.Louis, Mo., in 1874, she came to Montreal in 1898.Mrs.Logan was a member of the American Presbyterian Church and later joined Erskine and American.She belonged to many of the women\u2019s societies connected with the church and was an active supporter of several welfare organizations.She was president of the Montreal Presbytery of the Women\u2019s | Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada from 1927 to.1929, and held the office of presi- | dent of the Dominion branch of the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons from 1931 until shortly before her death.She was a member of the executive of the National Council of Women, \u2018and for many years was a member of the Young Women's Christian Association, the United Nations Society of Canada, the Women's Canadian Club, the Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical, and the Themis Club.Her husband predeceased her last April, and she is survived by three sons, Robert S., David R,, and Phillip A.Logan; three daughters, Mrs.John M.Bishop, Mrs.Anne R.Pugh, and Mrs.Donald R.McCrimmon; six grandsons and three granddaughters.Also surviving are a brother, David PAGE FIVE HANDY WITH GLOVES William Demarest, who plays one of the top roles in Paramount's \u201cWhispering Smith\" turned carnival boxer for a brief period when stranded in California during a vaudeville tour.Melvyn Douglas, who co-stars opposite Phyllis Calvert in Paramount\u2019s \u201cMy Own True Love,\u201d served in both world wars, emerging from No.2 as a lieutenant colonel.Ranken, of Wilmington, Del., and two sisters, Miss Mary Ranken and Miss Jessie Ranken, of Lenon, Mass.\u201cCANADA'S OWN COLA\u201d 5 cusszs LOS \u201c «* BY POPULAR DEMAND @ gain.because You liked them before = \\ og, ERE, will bg.held, hia sre Was rarer When more than a million Canadians buy Canada Savings Bonds, there must be a good reason! And it isn't hard to find! It's because through Canada Savings Bonds, they can save money surely, steadily, systematically.So because you've shown you like this method of saving, here\u2019s your chance to keep it up.You can buy the new - On Sale October 14th through your ™ - Investment Dealer, your Bank, or your Company's Payroll Savings Plan.Canada Savings Bonds in the same convenient ways, for cash or on easy instalments.The interest is still 2% %, and you may purchase up to $1000 in any one name (but no more).\u2018 Decide now how much you want to save during the next twelve months, then place your order without delay.ri ee + .he. op: + REx PAGE SIX THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOL Published Every Friday by .\" THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinut 27734 \u201cThe Exuminer\u201d sims to be sn independent \u2018clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mal) subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Nept.Ottaws FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 NEW SAVINGS ISSUE ATTRACTIVE A second series of Canada Savings Bonds will be placed on sale on October 14th.This will enable the continuance of the Payroll Savings Plan now in operation in thousands of organizations throughout the country, and will also permit its installation by other companies who recognize its value.The new Canada Savings Bonds will also be available for purchase by the general public, who.have found them to be a convenient and profitable investment for personal savings.They will be available for cash or on instalments.The second series of Canada Savings Bonds, will be dated November 1st, 1947, and will bear interest at the rate of 234% each year for ten years.They may be redeemed at any time at any bank of Canada for full value plus interest and will be registered in the owner's name\u2014affording protection against loss.Not more than $1,000 of this series may be registered in any one name.The offering of this second series has been prompted by the reception given to Canada Savings Bonds since their introduction last October.Purchases have been made by more than 1,200,000 Canadians.This total includes 623,840 employees who used Payroll Savings Plan facilities provided by their employers.THE ONLY ROAD TO HARMONY There is agreement among the keenest observers here with the recent report of a well known writer who interviewed our Prime Minister.The experience of the last few years has shown that the fundamental principles outlined by the Prime Minister are essential for the prosperity and welfare, not only of our industrial workers, but of all our people.The first of these principles which Mr.King has always stressed is that the needs of the whole community must always be ranked above those of labour, management or capital.The next principle is one that should be carefully remembered today when so many political ideologies in the world want to \u201cforce\u201d their own peculiar ideas on the community.It is that there are only two ways to settle any dispute, industrial or international: by force or by persuasion (consent).This can only be done by men whose attitude is right, by men who honestly and sincerely want to reach a settlement.Certainly it can pever be by a management that thinks it should rule by \u2018divine right\u201d or by labour leaders who foment discord for the advancement of their own political party or fortunes.As Mr.King wrote in \u201cIndustry and Humanity\u201d: \u201cIndustry's basis function is to be the servant of humanity; so should nationality; never vice versa\u201d.QUEBEC'S FIRE BILL INCREASING Quebec's fire bill for 1946 was 53% higher than it was five years ago; the number of fires increased by 2% over 1942, and 22% of the losses in the province in 1946 were uninsured according to figures released by the Canadian Underwriters\u2019 Association today for the purpose of calling.attention to the importance of Fire Prevention Week.\u201cLast year,\u201d the release said, \u201cthere were 22,121 fires in the province causing a loss of $17,247,675 as compared with 21,686 fires, with losses totalling $11,270,763 in 1942.\u201cQuebec\u2019s total for the year represented approximately 349% of the Dominion fire loss total for 1946 amounting to $49,413,363 of which 25% was uninsured.During the year, 166 men, 78 women and 164 children were killed by fire in Canada.\u201cIn five years our national bill for fire 194 53 er BE 00e VTE ness Ye , - see Tae THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 49 millions of dollars, or by approximately 55%.Last year alone, there were 41,005 fires in residential properties representing nearly 80% of all fites which indicates a national spirit of carelessness or apathy towards the wastage of resources by fire, and this at a time of a national shortage of homes.: \u201cSuch a situation cannot improve until every Canadian realizes the seriousness of this wastage and observes more care in regard to fire hazards.Co \u201cAssociations such as this are doing their utmost to convince the public of the importance of fire prevention.Apart from the destruction of lives and property, fire losses are directly associated with the rates charged for insurance.It .is, therefore, in the interest of the public, both from a practical standpoint of saving property as well as from the financial angle of keeping rates down to take more interest in the prevention of fire.\u201d - | CANADIAN EXPORTS STILL ON INCREASE Canadian exports to the United States for the seven months ending last July were valued at $564,113,000, which is $92,912,000 higher than for the corresponding period last year.Shipments to the United Kingdom valued at $422,083,000, were also higher than the same period last year by $115,596,- 000.The increase in Canadian exports to all countries in the British Commonwealth and Empire amounts to $238,975,000 for the period under review.Particular interest is aroused by the continued improvement in trade relations with South Africa, as the Hon.James À.Mac- Kinnon, Minister of Trade and Commerce, is heading a mission to that country in an effort to stimulate interest in Canadian products, and to explain the desire of this coun- try to purchase additional commodities from the Union.Exports for the first seven months of this year had a value of $45,- 153,000, which is $12,552,000 higher than for the corresponding period of 1946, and $35,- 219.000 greater than in the same period of Other countries in the British Commonwealth and Empire to which Canada has shipped a larger value of merchandise during the present year than in 1946 are: Eire, Newfoundland, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, the Bahamas, the Leeward and Windward Islands, British Guiana, Souther Rhodesia, the Malayan Union ahd Singapore, Palestine, Australia and New Zealand.On the other hand, there has been a material decrease in exports to India.Foreign countries to which Canada has shipped this year a materially larger value of goods are: Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, Ecuador, Denmark, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, China and Syria.There has been a marked decline, however, in exports to Belgium, Greece, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, and French Africa.CANADA\u2019S HUGE DENTAL BILL As a bit of information that can be tucked away and forgotten until after your next visit to the dentist is an.item brought out in a recent survey made under the Combines Investigation Act.It showed that Canadians pay better than $43,000,000 each year for the preservation of their teeth.This is for the surgical care of their teeth and has nothing to do with what they pay for dentifrices, took washes and tooth brushes, that would come to almost an equal amount.We pay the dentist for his services $38,000,000, and for the stuff he sticks in our teeth another $5,000,000.It works out at something more than $21 per year that the average Canadian family pays for dental services.SECOND LOOK \u201cI got off a street car this morning,\u201d said a doctor, \u201cand being in no hurry, I began -| moralizing on the actions and probable character of three men who had: alighted just before me.The first one was already half way down the block.There, I thought, goes a hustler, a man bound to succeed.The second man was walking slowly but with an air of purpose.He might, I thought, do fairly well perhaps.But the last fellow was just dawdling along in a shiftless sort of way.Thdt man, I thought, is-no account.Just then the startling thought flashed through my mind.All three were ahead of me.\u201d \u2014R.and wastage has increased from 31 millions to R.Magazine.C.D.C.© .im Which Subjects of General , Interest Are Discussed accept responsibility for them, THE FORUM Conducted by Howard S.Ross, The opinions expressed In this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not Greer Williams in his article\u201d \u201cWhat We Can Learn From Apes\u201d | tells of the interesting experiments made by Dr.Robert Yerkes the world\u2019s outstanding authority on chimpanzee behavior, who has almost literally rubbed should:ars with apes for more than 25 years and who is emeritus professor \u2018of psychobiology of the Institute of Human Relations, of the fale University School of Medicine.The author stated that Dr.Yerkes after a lifetime comparing thé behavior of monkeys and people now understands the chimps, but he is still puzzled by the people.Dr.Yerkes puts the gunliia ahead of the chimp in total psychological resemblances to humans, despite the fact that the ii- telligence tests put the chimp at the head of its class.une al- mirer of the professor suggests it all depends on which human is \u2018used as the basis of comparison.Yerkes, for instance, has more in common\u2014emotionally, that is\u2014 with the gorilla, a quiet introvert, than he does with the chimp, a howling extrovert.The author stated: \u201cPsychologist Yerkes resembles neither gorilla nor chimp, when he turns-a cold gray eye on the behavior of men and women.\u2018To his way, of thnking, our treatment of one another is \u2018utterly unintelligent\u2019 considering how much we know.It has bcen his job, as he sees it, to seek a solution.So far, he doesn\u2019t regard it as more than a hope, but his solution seems to lie in the possibility that the more we study apes the less likely we are to behave like them.; % + + Today there are six British Do- \u2018minions, independent within their common sovereignty.To Canaaa, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa have been added India with 227,000,000 people and Pakistan with 69,000,000.history of the human eave.Not by revolution but by the orderly process of British and Indian law and with the blessing of the majority of the people of the world these nations assume ful responsibility for their own affairs.Most Canadians are honing that India and Pakistan.now entirely free to determine their own courses, will find their future within the British Coinmion- wealth and that they will helr in solving the world\u2019s economic prokh- lems by finding and adopting an equitable medium of exchange so that people may equitably exchange their services.0% 0% The Safety League of the Province of Quebec has an excellent slogan\u2014Mr.Brown, it is better to be a few minutes late when motoring than to be \u201cthe late Mr.Brown.\u201d *% * # A survey made in the U.S.A.found that there is one\u2019 fatal accident for each two million miles driven by the 16-year-old driver group.For the ages 20 to 25 the average is one in eight million, while the more cautious 45 to 50 group has one fatality for every 21 million miles driven.The experts said: \u201cThere is much more than mechanics in driving a car.Courtesy, consideration, common sense and good judgment are even more important.\u201d % » 0% When Hon.Lewis Douglas (for a time Vice-Chancellor of Mc- Gill) now US.Ambassador to Britain said he intended to tour G.B.by bicycle the British cycling industry gave him a \u201cdream bike\u201d of black: enamel, gofd-trimmed with chromium- - -stainless steel rims, thre.the early days when I ang oy, bicycle\u2014a very large wheel with -sponsibility for This is a great event in the \u2018the menu, he waved Union na adr | \u2014\u2014 \u2014= ç sr plated nuts and brakes, 7; has - .4) flip-trigger gears and a head powered by a tiny dynamo in the wheel hub.The pleaseq @mbassa.dor said: \u201cIt surely is some bj.cycle\u201d, And it will be durable as the British have long known their mechanics.\u201cThis incident reminds me of ers of my age rode the high a very small wheel behind, * was dangerous and exciting.Ty came \u201cthe safety\u201d with hard ny.ber tires and.rather crude gen and brakes and then the gret improvement, pneumatic tires, * * * Carleton Simon, New York City Criminologist, recently advocate granting divorces only for adultery or permanent insanity, virtual abolition of alimony, a much of Tt longer waiting period between kW the issuing of the license and mar- ry\u201d.riage.» the al par \u2014 RL Thanks bserv firm by t vil pr Thank krmon jit Un of Wi come incerta future, rt in of life pain f Bsfally.ties ok fo mean sould giving the F H apr pat der fir the N are Mrs, i.Per do som ot kni à cha: DE.If y ike pm y ted, the ined LE 326 Sessic er 15 \u2014 Mg foi Pariou 1 large ps of t Domi ury SC gs WO The ril be % 4% % Oregon'\u2019s profits from the sale of liquor approximate $10,000,000 a year, and it is all devoted to public welfare work.Legislation authorization has been given for the establishment of a clinic for the treatment of confirmed alcoholics, the cost to be borne by the state liquor commission which recognizes the state's re salvaging alcoholics to whom it sells liquor.Provision is made for treatment at the clinic before it becomes necessary to commit patients to the state mental hospital.% ¥% ¥ Teaching is the first vocational choice of the 1,400 members of the June graduating class of Northwestern University.# 4% * Recently, for the first time in the 60-year history of their stats convention, Oregon Baptists el ected a woman as president.* 0% * A good (or should I write hor rible) illustration of the weak ness of our economic system is the failure of our governments and the governments of the USA.to develop to the utmost the St.Lawrence waterway becaust of the opposition of the railway and the private electric utiliy corporations.In the meantint billions of horsepower of electric: ity are running to the sea which should be used to make rates ff electricity much less than they are.Recently a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Fire men in California sent to Was ington a protest against the development.No one should blame them if they think their jncome would be lowered but that they believe in artificial scarcity Is tragic.ks for timate tt 3m, the the hu À unne [8 Wary ® % # igh > e Premier King on June 10 ol vien pleted 20 years' service as Pr M minister, a record for Can then ts, ica Is, | ba M on tempes \u2014 and only 11 months short of the record set for the British Cor monwealth of Nations by A Robert Walpole in the 18th ce tury.: I iness Tired and hungry, the pue man sat down in the restauré When, the waiter offered a od mes pest, än e customer have tl Wi pal\u2019 1) yd; à the | vu itm th, | i Hy \u2018Just bring -me à 8° The waiter did his was leaving, over his shoulder an \u201cThank you sir.And J any! other friehds who cé\u201d just send \u2019em to me = It has -4eed, sadlieht 0 in the Mbassa.ome bi.durable known me of nd oth.he high eel with ind % 1g.Then ard mp.le gean le great tires, ork City ivocated r adult- , Virtual | much between ind marthe sale 0,000,000 voted to gislation ven for linic for ed alco- orne by nmission ate's re g alco- liquor.reatment becomes ients to , ocational bers of lass ot time in eir stats tists el- lent.rite hor- e weak- ystem is ernments the US.most the because railways ic utility neantims electric: og which rates for han they hood of nd Fire o Wash the de 1d blame r jncomé hat they reity is 10 con as primé Canada rt of the sh Com 18th cen pusinesd gtaurants red him it awaï d meal\u2019 est, and custome! r Jeane yrmured: you have nt read: Fe x.* Te ; péminion-Douglas J | be given over to : don of Thanksgiving 0 Douglas Church.At pu\" ervice Dr.A.Lloyd re ie as his theme \u201cBe J \u201d At the evening fev.Graham Barr will \"uo the subject The Sin Lely The Church School pret at 3 PO There will ting of the Young Peo- {ion Appropriate music D\u2018 ug at both services by Mar under the direction of bb gre & number of very Im- yt meetings to be held dur- pe week.ymdsy, the Sewing Circle poid its regular meeting at _ The Women\u2019s Missionary will hold its first meet- o the season at 3 pm.on yy when, under the direc- of Miss Winnifred Parker, Jissionary Study Book for \u201cGreat is the Company\u201d x reviewed.The hostesses x» Mrs.G.Dalton and Mrs.y Marden.\u2019 Wednesday at 8 p.m.the uw Club will hold its first ar for the year in Friend- mrour when it is expected 1large number of the young s of the Church will attend.Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Society will begin this gs work at 3 p.m.on Fri- The speaker at this meet- sil be Mrs.John Davidson, of Toronto.Her subject k'Women as a Force in in\u2019.Ada Warren, soprano, je the guest artist for the al part of the programme.|- Calvary Church - , x \u2014 \u2014* Thanksgiving Services will be conducted in Calvary United Church on Sunday, both morning |.and evening, by the Minister, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.,D.D.In carrying out his work as Moderator of The United Church of Canada, Dr.Jones has travel- ted throughout Canada and will therefore be able to speak from personal observation of the reasons why Canadians should give.thanks to Almighty God in this year 1947.The Church will be decorated with flowers, fruits and vegetables, sent as tokens of the thanksgiving in the hearts of the congregation.These will be used, following the service, in the social service work of the Church.The Thanksgiving Services will be continued in a Thanksgiving Supper and special programme in the Church Hall on Thursday, October 16, at 6.30 p.m.This function is sponsored by the Womens\u2019 Association of the Church under the Presidency of Mrs.&.L.Fowler, 131 Claneboye Ave., Westmount.The address at the Banquet will be given by Dr.T.W.Jones, while the musical programme will be under the leadership of the Organist, Gifford Mitchell.The Church School will meet in all departments on Sunday at 10 a.m., while the Nursery Division will meet at 11 a.m.The Pastor\u2019s Training Class will meet at 10 a.m.in the Church House, 4210 Dorchester Street.There will be no meeting of the Young Peoples\u2019 Union this week on account of the holiday, Thanksgiving Day.: x + Luke\u2019s United 1 * i Church of the Advent 1 * Manksgiving Service will bserved in St.Luke's on by morning with special by the choir.The Minis- ril preach on the subject Thankful\u201d.In the evening kmon will be \u201c\u2018Certainties jit Uncertainties In Our World.\u201d Our generation kome expert in defailing meertainties of the present hture but it has become it in noting the certain- ot life with which only an fan future may be met kifully.What are these ities of life?Where do lk for them?What can man to us?Their discov- foud be a cause of real giving.the Fall Sale on Novem- H aprons of all kinds are put demand.Will you make fr the apron table?Con- % ire Mrs.G.Ward, DE.Wis.Parker and Mrs.A.% Perhaps you would ra- th some other type of sew- u knit an article.These à charge of Mrs.S.Mat- DE5408, and Mrs.H.If you have not already liked for a donation, a fm you would be greatly ted.Information con- the W.A.Supper may ined from Mrs.R.Hamil- DE 3263, .Session meets Wednesday, #15 at 8 pm.- a w for the day \u2014 according ee \u2014 say the doctors.mat to pretend to ig- \u20ac Weather.In cold wea- ¢ human body expends a \" Unnecessary energy keep- Me if we are not wear- Lough of the right kind of ve Authorities say that ry to wear heavy things on only.Over-wraps can es or when on heated re, he wearing of heavy » \"leads to discomfort bit doesn't make possi- bon dition of coverage re- mga, going outside when ature is falling.\u2014\u2014 yt seen you at church hig yo\" said the vicar.My das matter?ty SNS learning to Bu AD,\" replied William.mats that got to do Eu In not - Heave so keen on go \"as 1 wast?pra pet x * Sunday, being the day before Thanksgiving Day, will be observed as Harvest Festival at the Church of the Advent.The outstanding feature will be the celebrating of the Holy Fucharist.The word \u201cEucharist\u201d means \u201cThanksgiving\u201d and so this service would be the centre of thanksgiving observance.The gifts of flowers, vegetables and fruits will be sent to St.Margaret\u2019s Home at the close of the day._\u2014 * | Stanley Presbyterian Rev.J.D.Wilkie will conduct both services of worship in Stanley Church on Sunday.The morning sermon will be a Thanksgiving text, and the evening the text will be \u201cThe only rule of faith and conduct \u2014 the Bible.\u201d The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed Sunday, October 19.On the Friday evening preceding, the service of preparation, and for the reception of new communicants, will be held in the church at 8.15 p.m.The regular meeting of the Board of Management will be held on Tuesday at 8 p.m.Special Anniversary Services are being held on Sunday, October 26.For these services the Guest Preacher will be Rev.Prof.David H.Hay, who has come out from Scotland to oc- Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES Church Decorated with the Fruits of the Field 11.00 n.m.\u201cSeedtime and Harvest\u201d \u201cCome You Thankful People Come\u201d.3.00 p.m.Russian Baptist Church \u2014 Baptismal Service.7.30 p.m.\u201cWhite Fields! Good Wages! Ingathered Crops!\u201d \u201cHe that Reapeth Recelveth Wages and Gathereth Fruits\u201d.«The Harvest is Past the Summer is Ended\u201d.Westmount Bible School each Sunday Morning at 9.45.Dr.Johnston Preaches at Both Services VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY Cry tf; WELCOMED: ~~ + at fg VEL & \"the Lord's Table \u2014 Jn remem- must pay for what he gets \u2014 % pha Omega Society will hold EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 \\ - - PAGE SEVEN ome.to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly cupy the Chair of Theology in Knox College, Toronto.The Women\u2019s Prayer meeting |% is held every Friday at 11 a.m.* * | St.Andrew\u2019s | 2m + \u201cThanksgiving\u201d is the thaught receiving special emphasis in the services on Sunday.Last Sunday, members gathered about brance of Christ and what He has done for all.It is fitting that this should be followed by a day of Thanksgiving.Continuing the series \u201cIn a World Like Ours\u201d, Mr.Grant's sermon will be entitled, \u201cThe Cup of Thanksgiving\u201d.Selections by the Choir will \u2018be appropriate.: \u201cDoes it pay?\u201d is tne quest'on that will be discussed in the evening sermon.It is one of the laws of the universe that a man and Einstein remarked recently that a man usually has to pay even for what he seems to \u201cget for nothing.\u201d But man wants assurance that what he gets is worth the price he pays for it.Well, does it work out that way in life?Mr.Grant will preach.Following the evening service there will be an Organ Recital presented by Mr.George Little, Organist and Choir Director of First Presbyterian Church.This is the fourth in the series of recitals arranged by Mr.Whiteley \u2014 Dean Collingwood, Phillips Motley and Warner Norman being guest - organists on the previous occasions.The Church School will meet at eleven o'clock \u2014 all departments, except the High School Bible Class, which meets at ten o'clock, under the leadership of Max.Ford.The Girl Guides, Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs are meeting regularly; and the Al- its first meeting for the season on Sunday night, Octoker 19th after the evening worship.It is hoped that the Junior Young People's Society will begin its meetings the same evening.The ladies\u2019 activities next week will include the meeting of the Women's Association on Tuesday afternoon.The Sewing Circle will meet at two o'clock, and the meeting of the Association will begin at three.It is hoped that as many \u2018of the Ladies as can do so will be present at this re-opening meeting.Melville Presbytérian Church Malville _Ave., Westmount {Opposite Westmount Park} Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A., LL.B, D.D.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th Special Thanksgiving Services at 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.The Rev.Dr.Mulligan will preach at Both Services VISITORS WELCOME Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues \u2014 Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister .SUNDAY.OCTOBER 12th 11.00 a.m.THANKSGIVING.4.15 a.m.Sunday School.3.00 p.m, Young People\u2019s Bible Class.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe only rule of faith and conduct\u2014The Bible\u201d, Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M., L.Mus, (McGill), Organist and Choir Director: * * I Westmount Baptist | Westmount Baptist Church will observe Harvest Thanksgiving Services, Morning and Evening, on Sunday.The Church will be decorated with the fruits of field, garden and orchard.These will later be donated to a deserving -in- stitution.At the Morning Service Dr.Johnston's theme will be \u201cSeed Time and Harvest Shall Not Cease\u201d.The service will be marked by the singing of hymns of harvest time.In the evening the Minister will entitle his subject \u201cWhite Fields! Good Wages! Ingathered Crops!\u201d Inspiring congregational singing will be a feature of this service, with such hymns as \u201cCome All Ye Faithful People Come\u201d; \u201cNow Thank We All Our God\u201d; \u201cWe Plow the Fields and Scatter the Good Seed\u201d.On Wednesday evening the new Westmount Baptist Adult Education Programme will be launched.The class will constitute an integral part of the Congregational Midweek Fellowship.The course, between now and the end of the year, will cover the history of the Baptist people, their principles and polity, their message, mission and ministry.Dr.J.A.Johnston will be the leader.The discussion method of study will be followed.Outlined successive lessons will be provided.Lesson I is entitled \u201cThe People Called Baptists, Their Name, Their Origin and Their Organization\u201d.This course is open to all who desire to attend.The weekly study period will cover half an hour.On Sunday the Montreal Russian Baptist Church will hold a Baptismal Service in \u201cWestmount\u201d at 3 p.m.: Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay.Rector HARVEST FESTIVAL lÿti SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Moly Communion.10.15 a.m.Mattins.11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Eveusong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 \u2018a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily, excepl on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoire Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Assistant: Rev.J.Gardner Hodder, L.Th, , 19th SUNDAY AFTER TRINFTY THANKSGIVING 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, 11.30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave, Rev.Canon R.Kenneth, Naylor, Rector.19th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: The Rector.Kindergarten Class for small children, 3.00 p.m, Junior Sunday School and Kindergarten.7.00 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The ector, Monday, 5.00 p.m., Confirmation Class for Boys.Tuesday, 5.00 p.m., Confirmation Class - for Girls.Wednesday, 7.00 a.m., Holy Communion, Thursday, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th / 11.00 a.m.\u201cNeither Death Nor Life\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Lord's Song in a Strange Land.\u201d Guest Preacher at Both Services, Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, D.D., LL.D.Mr.Warner Norman Organist and Choir Director Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th THANKSGIVING SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Rev.A.Lloyd Smith.\u201cBe Ye \u201cThankful\u201d.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Rev, R.Graham Barr.\u201cThe Sin of Anxiety\u201d.Organist and Choirmaster, MR.JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, B.A., B.D.Assistant Minister SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th 11.00 a.m.\u201cIn a World like Ours == (4) The Cup of Thanksgiving\u201d.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Question: Does Jt Pay?® Mr.Grant at Both Services.8.45 p.m.Organ Recital by Mr.George Little, B.Mus.- Organist and Choirmaster, Fred Whiteley GOME AND WORSHIP Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Moderator of The United Church of Canada Assistant, Mr.Maxwell Reader, BA - Special Thanksgiving Services, 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m, j Preacher, Dr.T.W.Jones, + Special Music at both Services directed by Mr.Gifford Mitchell, Church Organist ! Thanksgiving Supper, Thursday, Oct.16th at 6.30 p.m.Speaker, Dr.T, W.Jones 10.00 a.m.Church School, 11.00 a.m.Nursery Division, \"ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard {Just above Sherbrooke Street): Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th 11.00 a.m.*Be Thankful\u201d.11.00 a.m.and 12.15 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cCertainties Amidst Unccre tainties In Our Kind of World\u201d.Organist and Choir Director, .KR CUNNINGHAM, F.C.C.M.Westmount Park Church {Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.~ Minister: - Rev.George W.Goth, B.A.B.D, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th 11.00 a.m.\u201cThanksgiving and Wonder\u201d.7.30 p.m.\u201cFlaming Christians\u201d.Millions of men and women are on the march.A hot fire is burning in thelr eyes.What is our answer to the fires that challenge our complacency?J.CG.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director G.E.Flower, Organist - \u2018 IN .OR Pres PAGE EIGHTY Social and Personal | Miss Jan Close, of Westmount, has returned home from a four months\u2019 student tour in Europe.Mrs.J.P.Anglin and Mrs.H.C.Hodgson were.the hostesses at the luncheon held by the Do- minion-Dauglas Women's Association Tuesday.Mrs.Lorne Haunts, of Kingston, Ont., will be an out-of-town guest at the marriage on Saturday afternoon in Westmount Baptist Church of Miss Sybil McCready and Mr.Frank W.Andrews.Her Excellency Lady Alexander has graciously consented to attend the tea being given on Saturday, November 8, by the Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls, Montreal, at the Montreal High School, University Street.Lady Alexander will address the gathering.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.John J .Markey of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joan Irene Markey, to Mr.George Frederick Hanson, son of the late Lieut.-Col.Paul R.Hanson, O.B.E., and of Mrs.Hanson, also of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Wednesday, November 19, at Dominion-Douglas Church, West- mount.Mr.Hanson was formerly a flight-lieutenant with the Royal Canadian Air Force.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Helen Sybil, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.G.McCready, Prudhomme Avenue, N.D.G., to Mr.Frank W.Andrews, only son of Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Andrews, of Verdun, is taking place on Saturday afternoon at half-past three o'clock in West- mount Baptist Church, the Rev.Dr.J.A.Johnston officiating.The bride will be given in marriage by her father and attended by her sister, Miss Eileen Mc- Cready, as maid of honor; her cousin, Miss Sybil Thomas, bridesmaid; and Miss Carole Andrews, sister of the groom, as junior bridesmaid.Mr.Lloyd Thompson will act as groomsman for Mr.Andrews.Mr.Gordon McCready, brother of the bride, and Mr.John Martin, brother-in-law of the groom, will usher.Following the ceremony a recep-.tino will be held in the Montreal West Town Hall.At the marriage of Nancy Cope, elder daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Paul H.Rowe, of West- mount to Mr.William E.Demp- ster, son of the Jate Arthur L.Dempster and of Mrs.Dempster, of Noranda, Que.which has been arranged to take place on Saturday, October 18, at four o'clock in the Church of the Advent, Westmount, Miss Jean Rowe will be her sister's only attendant.The best man will be Mr.Leewin Dempster, brother of the bridegroom, the ushers being Mr.Andre Moncel and Mr.Stuart Roscoe.The reception will be held at the home of the bride's grandmother Mrs.F.G.Cope, 460 Wood.Avenue, Westmount.The marriage of Doris Maxime, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Isaac Kert, of Westmount, to Mr.Theodore Townsend Sossner, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Sossner, of New York City, is taking place on Monday at the Shaare Hashc- mayim Synagogue, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat officiating.The bride will be given in marriage by her father and will have the groom\u2019s sister, Miss Muriel Sossner, of New York as maid of honor; and four other attendants, Mrs.Samuel Shachter, Mrs.Moses Deitcher, Miss Natalie Sommer and Miss Sheila Coppelman.The bride's cousin, tiny Miss Janet Greenspon, will act as flower girl, Mr.Edward Lawrence, of New York, will act as best man for the groom, and the ushers will be pa ms Ta EI Pt Eee NEAR SHERBROOKE Charlotte 1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY EXCITING DATE DRESSES! 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\u201censemble of Gray flannel and wear- navy-blue accessories and a \u2018eorsage bouquet of gardenias.\u2018Among the out-of-town guests \u2018gere Mr.F.H.Berry, the bride- \u2018groom\u2019s father, Mrs.Edith Vincent, \u2018Mrs.Mabel Paterson, Mrs.Donald \u2018Sutherland, Mr.James Fitzgerald, \u2018Miss Agnes Paterson, all of Notre | \u2018Dame de Grace; Mr.and Mrs.R.J\u2018, Bernard and Mr.Homer Girard, \u2018of Montreal; Mr.Douglas Hender- gon, of Hamilton and Mrs.Stanley -Piliman, of Everett, Mass.BENNETT \u2014 JACKSON \u2018The marriage of Margaret Amelia, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, R.R.Jackson, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Percy Bennett, son of Mr.and Mrs.George Bennett, of St.Lambert, took place on Saturday after- mon, September 27th, at three oclock, in the sacristy of the \u2019hurch of St.Augustine of Canterbury, the Rev.Father | Gerald Britt officiating.Pink and white carnations were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white satin, fashioned on princess lines, the fitted bodice, with a lace yoke, having 8 heart - shaped neckline and long sleeves ending in points over her hands and the skirt, with a draped hipline, caught into a bustle bow at the back.Her floorlength veil of tulle illusion was held by a heart-shap- ¢d halo of satin and orange blossoms and she carried a semi- a Berry, à nosegay of pink and | Ladies\u2019 & Gentiemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our newest imported materials are worth seeing.Ga and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personai Attention Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wt.3205 [Just below St.Catherine) This message sponsored by C.DESJARDINS & CO.LTD.FURRIERS Co cree MAG.BIND 70 St.Denis St.Many H ostessés.Entertain In Honor Of Miss Doris M.Kert Among those who have entertained in honor of Miss Doris Maxine Kert whose marriage to Mr.Theodore Sossner is taking place on Monday, are Mrs.Josephus Luke and Mrs.Thomas A.Ennis, who entertained at a tea; Miss Sheila Coppelman who gave a tea at the Ritz-Carlton; Miss Natalie Sommer, who was hostess at a luncheon at the Ritz- Carlton; Mrs.Norman Morris and Mrs.Henry Solomon, who entertained jointly at a luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton; Mrs.Morris Katz and Mrs.Henry Greenspon, Who were joint hostesses at a luncheon.Mrs.Len Dickman entertained at the tea hour; Mrs.Henry Greenspon also gave a tea; Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Shachter entertained at a dinner; Mr.and Mrs.Moses Dietcher a dinner; and Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Miller entertained at dinner at the Nor- mandie Roof.Mrs.Kert entertained at a tea for the bridal attendants at her residence.Social Events Honor Miss H.S.McCready In hoñor of Miss Helen Sybil McCready, bride elect, Miss Evelyn Christie entertained recently, at a bedroom accessory shower at her home on Terrebonne Avenue.Joint hostesses entertaining for the bride elect were Mrs.R.Thomas and Mrs.D.C.Milne, who held a shower at which Miss McCready was presented with a bridge set, complete with accessories, this Pictured after their wedding on September 27th.The bride is the former Miss Margaret Amelia Jackson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R.R.Jackson, while the bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.George Bennett, of St.Lambert.The reception was held in Victoria Hall.cascade bouquet of American Beauty roses.; Mrs: P.E.Gravelle, as matron of honor for her sister, was in a frock of fuchsia crepe and wore a matching Dutch cap.She carried a nosegay of pastel flowers.Mr.John Edgar Bennett acted as best man for his brother.Mrs.Jackson, the bride\u2019s mother, wore an ensemble of navy- blue crepe, trimmed with pale blue, a matching hat and accessories, and a corsage bouguet of red roses.Mrs.Bennett, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in mauve crepe and wore a match-: ing hat, black accessories and a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses.event being held at the home of Mrs.Milne on Victoria Avenue.Other joint hostesses were Mrs.J.Martin and Miss Carole Andrews, who gave a kitchen shower at the former's home in Verdun.The reception was held in the Green room of Victoria Hall, | Westmount, where the bride's Trousseau Tea Mrs.G.McCready entertained at a trousseau tea in honor of her PAGE NINE don McCready.presided at the tea table and assisting were Mrs.D.C.Milne, Mrs.R.Thomas, Miss J.8.Martin, Miss Evelyn Christie, Miss Sybil Thomas, Miss Margaret Lewis and Miss Eileen McCready.CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE Also Upholstering, Slip Covers, Draperies and Furniture Repairs \u2018 WI.6059 ALAIN & LAVALLEE 1309-B Greene Ave.\u201cSmart Wear for the Smart Young Woman\u201d ED BRIDES .Let us help you with your trousseau wardrobe.Stella Nish Dress Salon 1465 Metcalfe St.Suite 4 - Opposite Mt.Royal Hotel For Appointments, HA.3503 Day er Evening table, centered with the wed- | ding cake, was arranged with | daughter on Saturday.Mrs.Gor- : pale pink carnations and ferns.pro ; Later Mr.and Mrs.Bennett left for New York, the bride travelling in a pale blue suit | and wearing a white blouse, { black accessories and a corsage | .bouquet of white carnations.| | Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Owen Sch- | mer, of Deep River, Ont, Mr.jand Mrs.George udie, of | Farnham, Que., Mr.and Mrs.| Richard Laws, of Utica, N.v.if} In an Emile An exclusive shine and so into your ha Please Telephone CURRIE - LORD The marriage of Miss Doreen Lord, daughter of the late Mr.Lord and Mrs.Dora M.Lord, of Surbiton, Surrey, England, to Mr.PERSONALIZED 1373 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) PERMANENT BEAUTY FOR YOUR HAIR permanent your hair is conditioned as well as curled.cream waving lotion coaxes in ftness, actually bakes new beauty ir.Permanents $5 to $15 For Appointment ® EXPERT MARCEL WAVER IN ATTENDANCE © EMILE Beauty Salon HAIR STYLING Fl.2486 pa Cyril G.Currie, son of the late Mr.James Currie and Mrs.Wm.Jude of Port Washington, Long Isiand, N.Y., took place on Monday, September 29th, at Woodland United Church.The Rev.J.G.Joyce officiated.Mr.H.Weeks was at the organ.Baskets of variegated autumn flowers and foliage composed the decorations.The matron of honour was Mrs.E.Batiste.Mr.George McCrady was best man.Acting as ushers were Mr.C.Tucker and Mr.Stewart Currie, brother of the groom.Given in marriage by the groom's uncle, Mr.Samuel Currie, the bride wore a street length gown of pink and blue printed Liberty silk, fashioned on simple lines, with sweetheart neckline \u2018and tight fitting bodice.Her headdress was of pink and blue ostrich feathers, caught at the sides with a veil which fell to the shoulders.She carried a white mother of pearl prayer book covered with pink bridal roses and pink and blue streamers, Her only ornament, a pendant was a gift of her sister, ARERR.FO Visit N.A.PRAARAFETTITTTTTOO TRI When making sandwich spread of leftover roast, try using your smooth leftover meat gravy, instead of salad dressing.A better © meat flayog is obtained.You'll be |& surprised how good it is.8 21, Victoria St.\u2014 Valleyfield, Que.ia \\ OSTIGUY for your FUR VALLEYFIELD - IS THE PLACE BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY e IT IS WORTHWHILE SEEING OUR SAVING YALUES ° R QUALITY \u2014 STYLE \u2014 AND SERVICE IN FURS =FOURRURES F_U_R _S FURRIERS SINCE 1889 eon 4 re À ee hé EIDE mr FE Eat cer me SSSR RE PT PERS : Ser 4 ,.GE TEN er t.\u201cTHE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 f Gerry's CHATTER COLUMN WHEN MAKING GRAPE JELLY, leave the stems on the grapes and boil-them all to- @ather.Much pectin is to be found in the stems of grapes; therefore the jelly will jell much faster, i ne stems will also add to the flavor.*» ce : mous Streets\u201d SE.\u20ac re NGI > fi Shop SN 4 Tey oe \u201c1 LA + New York has it's Fifth Ave., Boston has Commonwealth Ave., Chicago and all the other famous American cities have their streets where the ultra smart shops are to be found.Montreal too, has it's street, Sherbrooke St., from Peel up to Guy St., you will find the smartest hotels and shops, when you come to 1480 « Sherbrooke, STOP.This is the latest of The Canada Steamship Lines Speciality Shops, known as the C.S.L.Gift Shop.Maybe this summer you took in one of the ~ 1.cruises «nd have visited their other interesting shops, then do not miss this treat, for here is \u201cere you will be sure to find the unusual gift amid quiet, and pleasant surroundings.If by chance \u20181 are pressed for time for a specific gift, \u2018phone Miss Morton, who will be only too pleased to give 2 information which you may require.The C.S.L.have had some of their finest hooked squares \"de into very attractive pictures, they are finished with a wide oak frame, the colorings and work + so fine that they resemble a beautiful painting; many of which are copies of some famous Quebec -\u2018nting.At last those glorious English worsted 100% wool men's dressing gowns have returned to \u201c2 CSL.Gift Shop.They come in striped pastel shades, and as a travelling garment are excellent.\"-3, Royal Crown Derby china tea plates are back and the price is $8.00.The design I was looking * was Pattern 6169, that is the famous gold .and blue design.Did you know that you may havé rnv present bought at this gift shop wrapped and sent free of charge to wherever you wish in C-da.If you have not visited their handicraft department yet, do so, as 1 know you will be delighted v~th the many inexpensive articles that are to be found there.* [1.Gill vs Queens This weekend ushers in NY the Intercollegiate League pT football schedule.I will k Vs be cheering for old McGill who tangle up with Queens.{ 2» Last week when I visited JA L.P.Lazare & Co.at 2 1454 Peel St, I noticed several young girls trying on the new fur coats and no doubt they will be sporting the new styles at the game, be it warm or cold; can\u2019t say that I blame them, for fur coats t'iis season are something to purr about.One very interesting theme about the new styles are the co'lars, lovely wide ones to keep our ears warm # th's winter.When Mr.Silver was showing me some of the beautiful models, I exclaimed, \u201cOh thank £ :udness for the collars.\u201d \u201cYes,\u201d said he, \u201cyour :-\u2018>nty year old model is just in style this year\u201d.Tut, after looking at this year\u2019s crop of coats, I h~ve a feeling that I am going to weaken and treat myself to one of Lazare's lustrous Persians, lavishly rippled and flaring from rounded shoulders, these silky skins, dyed deepest black .With the workmanship that L.P.Lazare\u2019s provide, you are assured of extra years of wear- in\u201d pleasure .plus a guarantee of the dollar- tor-dollar, quality-for-quality buy you receive.{t is years since we have had such fabulous styles *o choose from, with the longer skirts, and the remendous size sleeves, and the all important thought, THE PRICE.You will be amazed at the low cost of furs compared with other years, 22d I might add, compared with the fur trimmed cloth coats.However, buying a fur coat is something we do like to think -about, and you will be pleased at the time placed at your disposal for choosing your coat, when making your selection at LAZARE'S.+ 5 * Putting Your Best Foot Forward HOLT RENFREW many of \u201cou .have visited the new Shoe Salon at HOLT REN- FREW, at the corner of Mountain and Sherbrooke W, Last week was my first visit to this delightful Salon, and as one would expect, it was in keeping with the tradition of quality and style at Holt Renfrew, The total effect is very soothing, with a soft touch of ashes of roses in the drapes, and indirect lighting playing on a grey-blue ceiling.Mirrors are placed very cleverly from ceiling to floor.The name, I.MILLER identifies shoes of the very finest in American footwear, and are sold exclusively by HOLT RENFREW.I was very interested to learn that the clerks in this department have a very definite knowledge of the color and style which will bring out the high lights in a garment.Matching hand bags are also being sold in the Salon.I looked at a very chic sling pump which had a draped bow, made of genuine cobra in grey, oxblood or pine green, also a walking shoe in brown with extention sole, closed toe, high Cuban heel having-diagonal stitching across the toe, and unscuffable heels, known as the duco heels.This Salon also carry the very finest of Canadian made shoes, all shades, styles and sizes, priced from $14.95.If you have not visited this new department at H.R.'s, by all means do, and also note their prices, not one penny more than you will pay elsewhere, as this store .q 1 faa i is for everybody.thrid EE EE EN EE RN] - % \u201cHappy Days Are Here Again\u201d Ten years ago the BENDIX Automatic HOME LAUNDRY was introduced as something new in.the washing machine line.Like all such innovations, it caused quite a sensation.Then came the time when we had to forget about new home appliances, and patiently use our old worn out washing machines .BUT LADIES, HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN.The Bendix Automatic Washing Machines are on the march .Last week I had my first demonstration of this wonder washer, and really I was left speechless after watching its almost human operation.All you have to do is drop the clothes into the washer, set the dial, add a little soap and then off you may go to that important luncheon, bridge or whatever the day schedule calls for.When you return home, lo and behold, there are the clothes all washed, ringed and damp dried ready for a little airing, or inside drying .Certainly after friend HUSBAND buys one of these, you will never be able to fall back on the \u201cWASH-DAY BLUES\u201d as an alibi for not giving him his special dessert for dinner.I am so enthusiastic about this automatic washer that I feel as if I could go on extolling it's merits without ever stopping myself, so I say for now, be sure gnd look for a BENDIX at your nearest dealer, and next week we will have more news about this modern meticulous mechanical washer woman, .*_ 0%.x» Furnitre As You Want It Gf 4 For many years we have always TD associated MAPPINS, St.Catherine EMR at Metcalfe, as one of our finest SEs jewelry stores.Now, they have oops.uew department that I'm sure you will all be interested in.It is their furniture department, that is, they are now in the position of making to order any kind, and any size of furniture that you may require, whether it be for the home, bank, store, or the office.They Will reproduce any article of furniture from drawings or samples.À friend brought this to my attention.She had bought a very valuable antique table, but which needed to.be completely done over, and knowing the reputation that MAPPINS have always maintained, she would entrust the work to no one else, and really when the table was returned she was more thrilled than ever with the beauty of workmanship achieved.With furniture so terribly difficult and expensive to buy nowadays, why not call .Mappins, LA.3152, and have their representative call and give you a free estimate on what you want done.Have you an end table that you want made from your.qwn specifications, or may be a what-not for a corner ?.I was looking at a small business desk that had been made.It was very good looking, and was made and delivered within a very short time of the order.Only the very finest of craftsmen have been employed in this workshop, and the very fact that it has been made by MAPPINS is a suffitient seal of approval -.Tals cErsry = eut 44 show in a wealth of festive fashions .Juliette tells m A New Floor Covering OT FRANK ROUND, 5336 Sherbrooke St, w one of our N.D.G.merchants who had hig Pn .displayed at the recent N.D.G.exhibition \u201c or 7%: those of you who had the pleasure of meeting tx 774 gentleman and seeing some of his carps ; linoleums, now know when you buy from Frank Round & Son - are entrusting your floor troubles to an expert.Have yoy thought of covering your floors with wall to wall carpeting?Well, yqy is your chance to procure very fine English broadloom, 27\" yj $6.50 to $10.85 a yard.You may have this sewn by hand or machine This also may be used for stair carpeting or halls, and comes in lovely shades of royal blue, grey, dusty rose and green.I notice some beautiful Indian rugs with the rich colours that these ny are noted for, in sizes 3 x 6, to 9 x 12; this is a broken line ang quite reasonable in price.More and more people today are using the Armstrong\u2019s Asphalt Tile for kitchens, play rooms, and even living rooms and halls.Have you seen these attractive tiles and the clog combination of colours that Mr.Round has made a specialty ot?.+.If you are interested in laying down a floor covering that ju long-wearing quality, I would advise you to \u2019phone DE.4529 any have one of Mr.Round\u2019s men call and give you an estimate ,, You will be surprised at the low cost, and if you have your owm colour scheme in mind, Mr.Round will only be too pleased to work out the pattern with you.We have just had our kitchen floor covered and we are( delighted with the results .and the cost, A Ready- Cooked Meal DENYSE, at 4927 Sherbrooke, corner of Claremont Ave., like so many of her business associates in the neighborhood, has had to put up with a great deal of inconvenience this summer, but when this street has been widened I'm sure we will all be delighted to drop in on , this little spic and span shop and pick up some of her delicious cold meats.Have you tried her pork pies?Or the chicken and beef and kidhey pies?They are something to take home, with their flakey pie crusts.Her paté de foie gras is made as only can be made by a French cook.Try it sometime in sandwiches at your bridge party, and I'm sure you will be voted the most popular hostess in the crowd.The children like these for lunches too, and as you know pâté de foie gras is made from liver, you may be sure that the ingredients are wholesome.As a matter of fact this shop offers: you a complete meal, with a home-made potato salad, cold slaw or a colorful vegetable salad.If you have to make street car connections here, a good idea would be to \"phone your order in advance and Denyse will have your parcel ready for you when you call.The number is EL.4877.BUT I must not forget to mention her home-made chocolates, candied almond paste, chocolate-coated nuts in 14-lb.bags; or her assorted chocolates of 1-1b., 114, and 2-Iib.boxes Denyse is now open from 10 to 6 pm every day, and all her candy and meats are cooked on the premises.* * * Flowers, Fruit, or Candy r T7 CROLLAND'S, 1472 Sherbrooke St.W.à is a new little shop that is worth visiting.D Last week, while walking along Sherbrooke St, I noticed their smart looking window, and as you know I am always on the lookout for some news for you, I was delighted with what I found.This shop offers you something totally different in that it has flowers, special fruit baskets, imported American candies and a fine selection of \"chocolates.One may order anything from the smallest nosegay to an elaborate floral decoration, whether for a wedding or & funeral.Their baskets of fruit are something very unusual in their individuality.You advise Crollands for what occasion and for whom you want the fruit and they will choose the appropriate basket and the fruit.I noticed some very attractive waste paper.baskets that contained canned goods and flowérs, and another one was for a new born baby, in the shape of a cradle, and many othe! clever ideas .Then there is the lovely candy, such as Dunhills assorted limes, or honey, for 85 a tin, or Saylor's Coffee drops that come in small tin boxes.Their chocolates looked very luscious - too.You will be delighted to know that there is a free delivery on any of these items by phoning FI.1810 ., Again Sherbrooke St.has added to its list another interesting shop that I know you will want to visit.I am sure after having tried this service you will be delighted with the results.% % Le A Juliette Original a I am sure many of you who have vis! Juliette's Hat Shoppe, 5016 Sherbrooke St.Wo and have met JULIETTE, will agree with me when I say that when one visits this shopre they.know that the right hat will be chosen them.Juliette has just returned from New Tor brimming over with enthusiasm about the ne styles in hats and clothes.\u201cJust think,\u201d she % ~ \u201clovely long skirts, and hats that really are hd ; \" .from your head to your toes the change in fashion an complete .the new silhouettes focus brilliant attention © ., .THE HAT .The most radical changes of the.that the new hats are very deep .very head-hugging, to the a and most becoming.Those of you who attended the re N.D.G.exhibition I know did not miss the.fashion show; ticed hats worn by the models wére Juliette\u2019s, and you must have no dy the debonair touch they had.Juliette and her assistants first © the contour of the face before offering you a selection.now am sure is why her hats are always the success they are I the you are going to be thrilled with her Fall styles, and also into reasonably-priced hats for those who do not wish to react the higher brackets .After having bought you t coat, visit this shoppe where you :will be sure to find of Your Drepma.\u201d \u2014 Po Tlamadatbyary caeavivate sr as siWirarnsangrirnadnsry r new sp\", : Hs au sue\" a.y voman will be \u2014\u2014 Sist he opening wEl Sist Tuesday at J, Wilson jg the Mi ne, Olga i De Red C m ND.G.s Unit unc R.Drain between 1 workrooms wmer of All worke m their hers will 1 pt on holi Homoeoy \\¢ openin; gs Aux fhie Ho siay at Giffith M he Auxilie pled that me, and i in the nl banc p at the Westm be opening mount W be held i) pm.toda this mee lors of th neeive toys fren\u2019 knitt the sugges hess, The e of Tunis ine for Ct 1.Cliffor ie ang the I, M, B.ARM FR IVER let or Po Aub : wa Bods and this and à you ought ow is wide, chine, les in oticed rugs quite g the living Clever\u201d y of?at has 9 and 2, ., r own work floor cost, er of sinesy to put > this idened in on me of )r the ) take made me in voted se for liver, natter -made | have \u2018phone dy for st not paste, tes of 5 pm mises, t.W, siting.brooke indow, vs for s you | fruit on of psegay or 8 pal in n and priate paper | er one othe! mhills' drops 1scious elivery brooke know gervice * ot Management of LL e Dame de Grace Wo- vi will meet on Tuesday 9 pr in Victoria Hall.~ Silver Cross monthly meeting of the 9° xa Women of Canada peld at Victoria Hall on at 8.15 p.m.sharp.yvoman wearing à Silver vil be made welcome.Sisterhood he opening meeting of \u2018Temple El Sisterhood takes place nesday at 2.30 p.m.Dr.Doug- 1, Wilson will speak on \u201cMo- ing the Mind for Peace.\u201d .me, Olga Lieber will be 1) ist, will be served.er Red Cross Unit m N.D.G.Womens\u2019 Club Red « Unit under the™direction of R Drain will open on Mon- between 1-p.m.and 5 p.m, in vorkrooms over the Post of- wmer of Sherbrooke and Wil- All workers are requested to m their finished articles.pers will meet every Monday ot on holidays.lomoeopathic Aux.¢ opening meeting of the gs Auxiliary of the Ho- thic Hospital will be held wlay at 3 p.m.in the A.tiffith Memorial Hall.he Auxiliary members are pied that there's work to ime, and are requested to àin the morning, to sew nll bandages, and have h at the hall.Westmount Club ke opening meeting of the mount Womens\u2019 Club, Inc.te held in Victoria Hall at pm.today.this meeting the Board of dors of the club will be glad teive toys {old or new) and irens\u2019 knitted wear to be sent te suggestion of the club\u2019s hues, The Viscountess Alex- ir of Tunis, to Great Britain ine for Christmas.1 Clifford S.Fortier will de and the guest speaker will Ke.M.B.Macaulay, of Eng- ARM FRESH EGGS IVERED TO YOUR DOOR let or Grade \u2018A\u2019 Size 1 Write P.O.Box 58, Aubry, Que.MRS.M.B.MACAULAY At the opening meeting of the Westmount Women's Club which takes place this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in Victoria Hall, the speaker wil! be Mrs.M.B.Macaulay, head of the Women's Voluntary Service Information Bureau in London, England.Mrs.Macaulay recently received the British Empire Medal.She has also been appointed to take charge of W.V.S.duties at Empire Con- ferences in London.HE WOMAN'S REALM =| To Address Club 7 Rummage Sales St.Matthias Social Service.Club hold a rummage sale in the lower hall, Cote St.Antoine Road, on Friday, Oct.17th, at 2.30 p.m.Melville Ladies The Thank =» Offering meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of Melville Presbyterian Church will be held at 3 p.mon Tuesday in the Church Hall, Melville Avenue, Westmount.\u201d Miss Grace Waterston will conduct the devotions.Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell will read selections from the recent letters of \u2018Rev.Malcolm C.Ransom, Missionary in Yunnan, China.Annual Supper The Annual Thanksgiving Supper under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Association of Calvary United Church (corner Dorchester St.and Greene Ave.) will be held on Thursday, October - 16th at 6.30 p.m.in the Church Hall.The programme will be in charge of Mr.Gifford Mitchell and the guest speaker will be the Right Rev.T.W.Jones, MA.D.D.Tickets may be obtained by telephoning \u2018Miss G.L.Fowler.Dr.D.J.Wilson Is Speaker N.D.G.Women's Club Opening At the opening meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Womans\u2019 Club in Victoria Hall on Friday afternoon Mrs.Norman B.Muir, the president, presided and welcomed former and new members to the new season's activities.Mrs.Muir drew attention to the aims of the club, to provide relaxation, social and educational opportunities and interest in welfare projects.She also emphasized the importance of the various groups in strengthening the foundations of the club as a whole and named the groups already formed as follows: Music Appreciation, Know Your Montreal, Marathon Bridge, Book Review, Effective Speaking, Civics Group, Drama, Public Speaking, Red Cross, Sewing.She expressed the hope that all members will take part in this year's activities.The president also announced that there would be a food shower at the business meeting on October 17th, at which contributions of food, preferably dehydrated, and money for postage, would be received.The speaker for the afternoon, Dr.Douglas J.Wilson M.A, Ph.D, was introduced by Mrs.Muir.In his address \u201cEducation for a New Day\u201d, Dr.Wilson presented stimulating ideas on education and social changes that have taken place.\u201cOne of the most important types of preparation that modern education must give to children is the ability to cope with change,\u201d declared Dr.Wilson and he con- trastell the social situation today Thanksgiving Special Good only from 9 a.m.Monday, Oct.13th, fo clo $1 \u2018 Read i PLEASE MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT EARLY | E CLOUTIER EXCLUSIVE H à Catherine West Monkland Ave.CREAM OIL PERMANENT Guaranteed for any kind of hair.Res.Expert sing time Saturday, Oct.18thin\" any \"sk 95 Operators In Attendance © AIRDRESSER Fl.7842 EL.3775 | with that of little more than fifty years ago.The rural population of the United States for example, was made up 70 per cent of the total in 1880, while the 1940 census reported only 43 per cent residing in rural homes.This urbanization, while providing some advantages in larger and better equipped schools, often denied some of the robust qualities a proper chance of expression, Dr.Wilson said.The rapid increase in vocational choices the changing nature of the home and the general confusion in customs were all touched on in the address.\u201cThe paradox of modern education is that while it is more and more resembling n assembly line procedure it is at the same time trying to meet the fact of individual differences,\u201d Dr.Wilson observed.Education for the future, he emphasized must include for the child a knowledge of the workings of society, but more especially how to understand himself.\u201d Mrs.J.W.Perks thanked the speaker.Miss Sonette Ross, Secretary of the case work section of Social Agencies of Montreal Council, spoke on Red Feather Service Agencies, Welfare Federation and their needs.: \"The soloist, Miss Marie Germaine LeBlanc, accompanied by Miss Bezlile, rendered delightful music.To Receiving with Mrs.Muir were Mrs.G.G.Wakeman and the three vice-presidents of the Club, Mrs.J.W.Perks, Mrs.J.H.Maude, Mrs.F.W.Bishop.At the close of the meeting tea was served with Mrs.C.H.P.Moore acting as tea hostess, and Mrs.P.A, Clarkson and Mrs.A.A.Dalzell presiding at the tea table.Westmount CW .L.Will Heor Address .By Mrs.T.F.Slattery The October meeting of the Westmount Subdivision C.W.L.will take place on Friday, October 17th, at 3 p.m,, in St.Leo\u2019s School Hall, Clarke Avenue.It will be Membership Day and the speaker will be Mrs.T.F.Slattery; her subject, \u201cThe Marian Congress and National Convention.\u201d .The president, Mrs.A.I Peterson, will, be in the chased \u20181 ti i Ts EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTONER 10; 1847 ._ _ ; _ | ; + 1M.Routledge Defines Aims Of Oral Club At New Season A large and enthusiastic group of old and new members attended the first meeting of the season of the Oral Club of Montreal, at the Mechanics Institute on Mortday.of the club's purpose\u2014\u2018\u201cto help women develop their .ability to express themselves effectively in public\u201d, through training and practice.in clear and orderly thinking and expression\u2014as a useful tool to enable women to make the contribution they could and should make toward the achievement of a less uneasy peace in a troubled world.Mr.Charles Ritenhouse, Director of Speech Arts for the Protestant Schools of Montreal, and instructor of the group, gave an interesting and encouraging lecture on the conquest of fear in public speaking.Mrs.S.P.Elkins, one of the earlier mem- on the club's activities and how much she had gained from the association, not only in the training received but also in the pleasant and friendly contacts made.Tribute was paid to the officers who had carried on the work of the Club, and in particular to the energy and devoted interest of Mrs.Brian Newey, its founder and former president.The next meeting will be held at the Mechanics Institute, At- water Avenue, on Monday, October 20, at 8 p.m.(Meetings are held weekly on Monday nights but as October 13th is Thangs- giving, the second meeting is postponed to the 20th).Anyone interested in further information News of weddings, engagements, social and personal items, notices of women's meetings, accounts of meetings, christenings, etc, must be typed, or written in ink, on ONE SIDE OF THE PAPER ONLY.No news items of any kind for the women\u2019s pages will be accepted if written in pencil.PAGE ELEVEN - Mrs.William Routledge, president of the club, in her welcome to new members, gave a briet outline of the projected programme for the son.She stressed the Importance * bers of the group, spoke briefly on the club's activities may obtain this through its membership secretary, Mrs.S.M.Chat- hams WAZ gL Ty ny ITER RY BE: orto LITTLE MASTER Gracefully compact walnut plastic inet.azing volume.Built-in Magic Loop Antenna and other advanced features.Available with Ivory plastic cabinet at $35.95; also available with a wood cabinet in a choice of mahogany, walaut or maple at $46.50.Ge, MN RCA VICTOR nsTORY Come in for a Demonstration 5033 Sherbrooke W.Opposite Westmount Theatre ELwood 9646 Badminton: Tuesday and The Women's Memberships NOW IS THE TIME.To Join The WOMAN'S HEALTH CLUB Under the expert instruction of ~ MISS MARY DAKIN Morning Classes: Tuesday and Friday, 10 to 11 Swimming, with instruction, follows each class And also on Monday and Thursday at 7.30 p.m.Wednesday and Thursday - 10 a.m.to noon Mixed Badminton: Monday and Friday, 7.30 p.m., at the \"Y\", and Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.at the Junior High School.twelve months period and include locker rental and participation in all activities for women.\u2018This Is Your Opportunity to Keep condition for the Strenuous Times Friday - 11 a.m.to noon are now issued for the 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WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbroske.S:.West Ps LT \u2019 sir, I ELwood 1106 cu \"fe ammo VL TS = f PRAISE ner mé re ME me om, nt pr mr eme i a in iA TINT A © \u2014\u2014\u2014 Hig PAGE TWELVE ne: EXAMINER, FRIDAY, » - For and About Women - (HOME EDUCATION Higher Education LAURA GRAY Pickle your Oranges Looking for a new idea?Here it is in a relish and meat garnish of pickled orange slices.You can pickle them in three easy steps: \u2018 I read to the end of Ralph\u2019s report \u2014 then went into my husband's study.\u201cLook, Tom!\u201d I thrust the card into his hand.\u201cThere's not a good mark on it; and the boy has failed in two subjects.\u201d Tom studied the card.\u201cHumph!\u201d he sighed.\u201cHe'll never make college at this rate.\u201d Tom read- the last remark on the card aloud, \u201cHas ability, should do much better work.\u201d \u201cWell, why doesn\u2019t he?What's the matter with him!\u201d I cried.\u201cI'm sure I don\u2019t know, Nan.If only I'd had his chance\u2014\" A gay whistle along the hall, a sharp knock, and Ralpt\u2014tall, slim\u2014came into the room.\u201cHi!\u2014Why all the gloom?\u201d The merry blue eyes slowly sobered as they rested on the report card.\u201cOh, that thing!\u201d \u201cYes, it's a disgrace! How are you going to college when you don\u2019t work!\u201d 1 said sternly.\u201cMom! Pop!\u201d he fixea us each in turn.\u201cI don\u2019t want to go to college; I'm sick of study!\u201d \u201cWhat do you propose doing then\u201d \u2018tom's voice was sarcastic.\u201cI'm going to .a in the Merchant Marine, They're taking on boys now.A chief down on the wharf says he'll take me on as a greaser and I'll work up.They're shorthanded, else I wouldn't get this chance.Please let me go.\u201d The lad's eyes held deep earnestness.Tom looked at me for acquiescence, and with a heavy heart I gave in.After enquires about the ship, Ralph set sail on a large freighter with all the joy of adventure animating his gay young spirit, and with touching gratitude toward us for our approval.A few months later I received a parcel with a foreign stamp\u2014in it a silver brooch engraved, \u201cFOR MOTHER, and a card, \u201cFrom my Men, Women Over 40 Feel Weak, Worn, 01d?Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality ?Poes weak, rundown, exhausted condition make gou feel fugued out, old?\u2018Lry Ostrex.Contains géneral tonics, stimulants, ol en needed after 30 or 0 Hupalies ron, eculelum, phosphorus, vitamin B.Helps you get norinal pep, vim, vitality.Ges Ostrex Fonte \u2018l'ablets.Two economical sizes.For @ale at all goud drug stores evers where.Mc Intosh (A ; 5 AP PLES are HERE, J Tasty-Juicy + * first pay Ralph.\u201d Two years passed.Then in early spring a lean, bronzed young man walked into our house.In the joy of reunion we did not at first notice that he walked with a limp\u2014result of an accident on board ship.It proved bad enough to prevent his going back to sea.Now, it seemed, he was back where he had started.But he came in one morning, just glowing.\u201c \u201cI've found a job! It's trying out engines in new ships.My ankle is good enough for that\u2014 and it's getting better.\u201d For several months Ralph worked, lived at home, and paid his board; and during that time he began to take a girl out.It looked as if the boy had settled down, but in my heart was a dull ache ot disappointment.Then one evening he amazed us with, \u201cMom, I'm going to college \u2014to get my engineer's degree.I have to take some supps.\u201d \u201cSplendid!\u201d Tom cried.\u201cAnd the money we saved for your education is stil\u2014\u201d \u201cNo, Dad.You and Mom take a-holiday with that.I have enough of my own.\u201d The lad stood straight and smiling, dignity in every muscle.Here was an adult doing what he wanted to do\u2014and paying for it.This was no adolescent being forced to study without seeing the purpose of it all.When college started Ralph chose his course, paid his bills; and he did so well later we literally swelled with pride.\u2019 Do we sometimes keep our children dependent too long?There is an innate longing in the best of us for independence.Some great urge makes those growing up long to be on their own\u2014to be producers.Such calls are fine and noble and not to be crushed.So when our young people beg to be allowed to go to work, let us not be too discouraging.The chances are they will apply themselves to education when they see the purpose\u2014and can pay their expenses.But without our earnest wishes for them to learn more they would probably never think of seeking higher education.The part of parents is to uphold the desirability of learning and, if possible, to provide the means, if the child is ready to accept the opportunity, but never to insist check, Mom! 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Telephone ; LAncustes 5101 : 1957, non-callable + 610 St.James Street West HI Wash 6 Florida oranges, cover with water and boil with a teaspoon of salt for 20 minutes.Drain, cover with fresh boiling water, boil another 20 minutes.Drain well.Next cut each orange 4 cup white corn syrup, 12 cup water and 1 cup vinegar and heat, stirring constantly, until sugar is dissolved.Add 12 cloves and 1% stick cinnamon and boil for 10 minutes.Arrange Florida orange slices in casserole.Pour syrup over slices, cover casserole, and bake in a slow oven (300F.) for 14 hours or until slices are transparent.Serve with meat as above, or store in sealed jars in refrigerator.Makes 2 pints.that he follow any plans for his ffture made for him by another.In the attitude we manifest toward\u2019 life we have a responsibility to our children; it wields a far greater influence than we sometimes dream.\u2014_\u2014 KISS WITH CARE A \u201cburning\u201d question, at a period when there are epidemics of colds, is \u201cto kiss or not to kiss?\u201d \u201cDon\u2019t!\u201d warn the medical men.Better, they say, to \u201cbreak a heart\u201d by acting as.though \u201ccold\u201d than to flirt with infection if one of you has a cold.Osculation is definitely one perfect way of picking up germs.They simply cling to a caress.So, sweethearts, when you or your loved one has a cold, the expert advice is, \u201cPlay coy, and be careful.\u201d FLU\u2019S FAVORITES Influenza and pneumonia don\u2019t play favorites, They aren't \u201cchoosey.\u201d No race, nor colour and neither sex is exempt from the possibility of having them at.some time between adolescence and old age.Pneumonia can occur in any climate and in all seasons.It is common in the winter and spring, anc in' regions where cold, windy, changeable: and inclement weather prevails.ocrosm.18, 147 ; into |.quarters.Combine 212 cups sugar, | Great French Design gner Meer \" + ma pan Local Press Women At Party.) HO Christian Dior, the Paris designer whose Wasp and longer skirts have caused such a furore, was the e ue at a party held in the Vice Regal Suite at the Ritz Ca T other afternoon.He was here for olny a brief period, by Day, of Eaton's arranged to have several of the local meet him-at the party, The Witchery of Change After every war the fashions change, he noted.When the strict practicality necessitated by shortages is lessened, the swing is to something more feminine.He fa- There are plenty of tried and true classics about if yous prefer not to go all out for the ultra | Ideal for cam- | new in fashion.pus, for travel and for peneral sports wear, is this smart casual coat of beige fleece lined in green.It is cut on easy lines with a nicely handled flare.Leather buttons and a separate scarf of stripped knit in green, red and beige add their quota of good looks and dash.St.Luke's W.A, 3480 De- carie Blvd, will hold a rummage sale on Wednesday, October 15th at 1 p.m.* vors the softly rounded; \u2018shorter and slit for comfor | gosE FI lton Ho iy ' ut Mrs pres y Wo instead of the heavily paig = the smaller waist line uy; longer skirt, but admitg that figures look better With padded shoulders, Asked à his \u201cskirt lengths he rey es proportion was the main ty; keep in mind, ang Tecomme] fourteen inches oft the fig the tall girl, and twelve short one \u2014 mid-calf for skirts, with the pencil walking.One of the season's highligh Paris, he said, was the colored satin, particular] greens, greys and blues, _ cocktail dresses.When qu about hats, he answered try preferred' them not too eh} with the new wide skirts, rather fancies them worn \u2018 on one side\u201d.He doesn't care for hair worn on the sho with the new mode, nor for hair, though he admitteq many women wear their haif way with distinction.T9 question \u201cWhat about last son\u2019s fur coat in relation { longer skirts he smiling ad that they could be lengt 931 with a contrasting band of f shortened to three-quarter J an Also at the party to meet with Mrs.Doreen Day acti Wes the 5 hostess, were officials of t Eaton Company's Montreal Toronto stores.ps! 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All you need do is crochet M 35y-to-follow filet crochet that tects your furniture as well.Bulebirds singing a song! All beautifully framed in a flower-bor- der! Just wait till you see the lovely spread this design will make! So easy to embroider this blue- This filet crochet chair set is in bird spread! Pattern 734; transfer à 30 cotton.Pattern 931 has of 1 motif 17x19 in.; two SUx6% 0 pris and directions for set.in.> laura Wheeler's new, improved Laura Wheeler's new, improved ) tern makes needlework so sim- pattern makes needlework so sim- ) with its charts, photos, concise ple with its charts, photos, concise retions.directions.Each pattern costs twenty-five (25c), which should be sent fa coin (stamps cannot be accepted) to this paper's Needlework Department, 2191 Hampton Avenue, N.D.G.Write plainly the | pattern desired, the pattern number, your name and address.Because of the slowness of the mails, delivery of our pattern ) my take a few days longer than usual.Pine Now To Post Xmas Food M for Britain, W.V.S.Advise | Many people are anxious to send food parcels to Britain to cheer the ing \u201causterity\u201d Christmas, are at a loss as to which articles of ° & would be most suitable.The Women\u2019s Voluntary services of tireal, many of whose helpers are drawn from this district, have m up a list of the foods which are sure to be appreciated in hun- Britain, Suggested Basic Parcel for One Person Approximate Approximate ARS Weight - Cost Lbs.Oz.M rssssoeusnccacan0sasoncn0u000 1 5 73c | ME Lana eas nee saonas ca 00000000 8 23 TEED wh \u2014 Sauages \u2014 Stews \u2014 Salmons 1 41 ; Afin MIX LL.ec e ne wec0 eve reenn ee 7 13 EL, 4590\" or 1 lb.Dried fruit and 1 lb.sugar 2 43 Mickages Noodle Soup .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.4 25 t cake soso ocan ss ss 0000000 1 50 Ths Sardines o.eveeeveseereees 12 30 7 8 3.25 king srurvececentancnecnn0euu000 12 .Postage 1.34 | 8 4 $4.59 The Suggested basic parcel will not completely satisfy anyone.It Me of those composite models, embodying many opinions,\u2014 -not - Montreal Drama Guild Presenting \u201cWinterset\u201d - Members of the Drama Guild, whege splendid.production of Odets\u2019 \u2018Golden Boy\u201d last year, at Victoria Hall, attracted attention to the group, .are next week presenting Anderson's \u201cWinterset\u201d at Victoria Hall, Oct.14, 15 and 16.The proceeds from this production will go to Kiwanis Club~of St.George Montreal Inc.to be used for Kiwanis underprivileged children\u2019s activities.\u201cWinterset\u201d is a stirring drama laying bare the injustices which takes place in certain court procedures.The hero Mio, played by Arthur Garmaise, a promising young actor, at present attending McGill University, is motivated by a desire to avenge his father, a victim of the abuses which have crept into the law courts.His sweetheart will be playad by Sondra Gibson, while the role of Judge Gaunt brings back to the local stage that fine character actor, Thomas McBride.Charles Lewis, Douglas Peterson, Sol Lerner and Saul Cohen are other well-known actors to be seen in this show.Norman Taviss is directing this production.Household Hints | Big turkeys are now being sold in halves and quarters to accommodate medium-sized or small families.The very latest thing 1s Turkey Steaks, and I recently saw a demonstration of making and cooking them and ate some afterwards.The r\u2018eaks are made from skinned turkeys, with the meat cut off in chunks, the light meat kept separate from the dark to make different steaks.The chunks are sliced, three slices put together and run through a machine like the one that cube steaks are put through.After three operations through the machine the slices are bound together into one steak.The steaks we saw were dipped into milk, then dredged in flour and deep fat fried or boiled.Whether you have a turkey half, quarter, or whole bird, roast it according to the directions that foilow.Ten or 12 pounds of turkey, whether it is halved or whole, will serve 10 to 12 people, and will take 3 to 3% hours to cook, although I have found that a tender young turkey of this size will cook '.less time.For the half or quarter turkey the dressing may be cooked beneath the bird.or in its cavities.The entire surface of the turkey should, after being washed and trussed, be rubbed with salt, and the breast, legs and wings spread with melted butter.Then it should be put in the pan on a rack and roasted at not less than 300 F., nor more than 350F.TAP DANCING CLASSES FOR BUSINESS GIRLS EN / LOCKERS SHOURFRS Jb be Dancing and Conditioning Exercises in Etsmt surroundings.Be our guest for alesson; I\" ie cu - ee ee a Lo Sry 4, one.It will serve as a guide, with Klim, meat and something sweet as the \u201cmust be included\u201d articles WVS are particularly anxious that every family should have a parcel to supplement present rations at the Christmas Season.The last safe mailing date for delivery of Christmas parcels in Britain is the 3rd week in October.Therefore, at this time of year WVS lists are open to anyone who will send even ONE parcel to hard pressed Britain.Telephone today to WVS., MA.8541 \u2014or write to Room 150, Sun Lite Building.bar saat Snel ge Gi + Montreal | MISS DOROTHY DAVIS Mtl.Children\u2019s Theatre Opens New Branch So popular has become the Montreal Children's Theatre, Montreal\u2019s well known training centre for young people, that Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters have opened a new branch in the Town of Mount Royal\u2014this in addition to the branches in the north and west end which have already been established for the past fifteen years.Registrations can be made now for all classes\u2014kindergarten, juniors, intermediates and seniors.Special boys\u2019 classes are also being held, as well as a special radio announcers\u2019 course, under the direction of Charles Miller of CBC.Stage shows for the forthcoming season include Anne of Green Gables, Rumpelstiltskin, Little Women and Snow White and the Seven -Dwarfs,\u2014season tickets for these can be secured now at the Children's Theatre.The popular \u201cCalling All Children\u201d programme continues for its fifth season over CFCF, starting October 11th with Jack and The Beanstalk, These shows will be heard every Saturday morning from 11.30 to 12 over CFCF with pupils of the school, Register now for all classes.Dexter 6620 or EL 3334.BING A VETERAN Bing Crosby's appearance In \u201cThe Emperor Waltz,\u201d Paramount Technicolor film, makes it an even Trombonist Now To Teach CAT.Classes C.A.Sebistianowich, director of the School of Musical Arts, announced recently that Ted EIf- strom, former trombonist with Mart Kenny, will be teaching both the trombone and trumpet this year at the Monkland avenue studios.Mr.Elfstrom is considered one of the finest trombonists in Montreal, currently playing with Johnny Holmes and his orchestra.When \u201cOklahoma\u201d visited Montreal, Ted was the only trombonist in the orchestra at \u201cHis Majesty's Theatre.\u201d Students of his courses, covering all wind instruments, will benefit from personal recordings of their work, taken both at the beginning and end of the terms \u2014 as will other students at the School of Musical Arts.The String Instrument section will have an equally competent teacher in the form of Miss Rosalie Antelfinger, who is at present the leading violinist of the Ukranian String Orchestra.Miss Antelfinger has done a great deal of solo work, as well as having done considerable research into children\u2019s teaching.Educated at the Provincial Conservatory, Rosalie has had experience in travelling as well as local music, having gone on tour through southern Ontario with a concert group.She was particularly successful in Hamilton and Toronto, where critiés gave her work unstinted praise.Both of these teachers will open their classes during the present week, and will offer private lessons covering their respective fields.three-dozen pictures for the star, who is observing his 14the year under contract to Paramount.Mary Beetles Announces DANCING PIANO \u2014 SINGING DRAMATIC \u2014 MODELLING PHYSICAL CULTURE ADULTS \u2014 TEEN - AGERS CHILDREN Classes Now Forming 4956 Decarie Blvd.EL.5170 For All Wind \u2018And Enquire Now.5767 MONKLAND Students at the SCHOOL OF MUSICAL ARTS Benefit by personal recordings of their work at the beginning and end of each term.Specialist Instruction Available As well as in Voice etc.String Instruments Enrolment Open EL.1668 CHI RADIO A Directed 3 Branches DExter 620 , * THEATRE DOROTHY DAVIS ond VIOLET WALTERS A Special School of Theatrical Training DICTION - POISE - DEPORTMENT - ELOCUTION STAGE AND RADIO PRODUCTIONS Special Boys\u2019 Classes and Girouard Avenue, N.D.G.Rialto Theatre Bldg., Park Avenue.(New Branch) Town of Mount Royal.LDREN'S NNOUNCERS\u2019 COURSE by Charles Miller, of CBC ELwood 3384 .+ ran ee ge Lu Ape Tl 2 pean ny \u201c> PAGE FOURTEEN Play Here On Monday By BOB LUNNY By virtue of their 20-0 victory over the winless Eastward aggregation, the Westmount Junior Football Club moved into a first-place tie with N.D.G.Maple Leafs.The local gridders coached by Bruce Johnson and Johnny Thornber, played heads up ball and were never in trouble during the entire game.each quarter.Hump Boright was the leading point-getter.After the ten minute mark in the first quarter, Jack O'Brien romped home with the first touch.O'Brien scored on a pluge.The attempted convert was blocked to leave the count at 5-0.The Westmounters took to the air in the second quarter and it Boright x fitally paid off when gathered in one of John Kay's long fw.wards to make it 10-0.Boright scored another point on the convert on a pass from Kay.There was no further scoring in this quarter.Another For Westmount Both teams battled evenly during the third quarter until the Westmounters moved into pay dirt territory on extension runs.Finally Kay heaved another pass to Pete Cox who galloped to the touchline.The convert was good.Eastward started to come to life early in the last quarter but fumbled on Westmount\u2019s 20-yard line.The local gridders started their way up the gridiron and then a Patterson to Morrow forward was good for the last major score and ended the scoring spree.Line Plays Well Westmount\u2019s line played very good ball holding their opponents to three first downs .Although Westmount and N.D.Gare tied the latter hold a game in hand.The Westmounters are id\u2019e this Saturday but will play on Monday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.at Westmount Park.® Chit Chat The local lads are assured of a playoff spot .Coach Bruce Johnson has his charges working out every night .The West- mount Senior A team gave Loyola a hard fought battle last Friday at Molson Stadium Both teams had golden opportunities to score.Local News: The Montreal Canadiens made a smart move in +@ning Floyd Curry to a pro contract.In five years Curry will be one of the five best hockey players in the world .Busher, as he is sometimes called, is one of the nicest hockey players off the ice.He wants to live in Westmount John Drury, star athlete of St.Leo's last year and now with«Catholic High, has been asked out for Clarkerman Rockets out west.He is expected to sign .Milt Pridham, one of the nicest skaters to show around here since Fleming McKell, has signed up with the Junior Royals.Milt has a good future .Westmount-McGill are having a Junior B team this year.Pisa\u2019s Leaning Tower To Lose Historic \u201cLean\u201d There is something quite disturbing in the word from Italy of plans to take the \u201clean\u201d out of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.The tower, the erection of which was commenced in the 12th Century, took nearly two hundred years to complete, demonstrating that problems of labor and material supply are by no means new.On the other hand, although it is eight stories\u2014179 feet\u2014 high, it was provided with foundations only ten feet deep, indicative of either a careless architect or a corrupt contractor.In any event, the tower slipped during construc- ! Tiel { PE 000 a THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 Westmount Juniors Tied 45 A major score was chalked up in Pee Wee Section Touch Rugby Loop Now Underway The Pee Wee section of the Westmount Municipal Six Mand Touch Rugby League schedule got under way on Monday of this week with Roslyn Roughriders beating Roslyn Panthers 5 to 1; Queen's Alouettes trimmed Roslyn Argos 12-0; Queen\u2019s Redskins defeating St.Leo\u2019s Reds 10-0 and St.Leo's Greens overwhelming Queen's Rovers by a score of 27-0.Teams entered in this section are Roslyn Roughriders, Roslyn Argonauts, Roslyn Panthers, Queen's Alouettes, Queen's Redskins, Queen\u2019s Rovers, St.Leo's Reds, St.Leo's Greens, St.Leo's Blues, King\u2019s Comets and the Strathconas.In the bantam section: the teams consist of Queen's Argonauts, St.Leo's, King's FlyeBs, Queen's Dynamiters and Roslyn Rockets.St.Leo\u2019s and Army are in the midget section of the league.There is still room for more teams in the Bantam, Midget and Juvenile sections.The ages and weights for the sections are as follows: Bantam: 14 years and under, 110 pounds and under.Midget: 16 years and under, 125 pounds and under, Juvenile: 18 years and under.Applications to play on a team or enter a team will be received by Jack Ross at the greenhouse, Westmount Park, or between the hours of 3.30 p.m.and 5.00 p.mat the chalet in King George Park, Monday to Friday.tion and has been sixteen feet off perpendicular for 600 years.It has, however, been far more useful in this state than it would have been in its intended form.Galileo used it to prove by drop- identical rates of speed, and that objects of different weight fall at indentical rates of speed, and that the light- of a projectile is a parabola.And for the past five centuries or so its oblique stance has aroused the curiosity of countless thousands of visitors, many of whom no doubt went to look with some hope that they would see it fall.It has become one of the truly great tourist attractions in the world.But now what is the prospect?Properly put on its feet, the tower would be a very unremarkable structure indeed, by no means comparable in height or beauty to some of the other famous towers of Europe.It would be reduced to little more than a menace to low- flying airplanes and a roosting place for pigeons.- - Alan Ladd and Luis Van Rooten, hero and villain from \u201cTwo Years Before the Mast,\u201d are re- teamed by popular demand in same acting capacities in Paramount's: \"Saigon.\" Suit céstatait: Satie à ce avvautarensie « samt a sens .The Westmount \u2018Y' Basketball School opened on Wednesday with an enthusiastic group of young basketball players.This course is being given by George Barker, the Physical Director, assisted by guest speakers and using films.The School is open to all Senior Boys and Young Men and will dwell on Fundamentals and Team Plays.The first meeting of the Leadership Training Course will be held on Monday, October 20th, in the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.This training series of lectures and discussions will cover the qualities necessary to be a successful leader, and the techniques of leadership.This course is open to members of the Senior Leaders Corps and Leaders Council, all of whom are expected to participate as part of their training program, and any others interested.Those not registered should contact the Physical Director as soon as possible.The first meeting of the plan- ning committee for the Health and Culture Club was held Thursday in the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.The Health and Culture Club is a new activity this season open to Young Men and Young Women in couples.The purpose of the group is to develop a club in which fellows and girls |) can learn recreational games suitable for mixed groups Following the first period of play together the group will hold lecture: and discussion periods on Health and Personal Hygiene subjects.Watch our regular physical department bulletins for further information as to time of meetings.All regular Gym Classes at the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 are now operating under full swing.The Business Mens\u2019 Classes held Monday Wednesday and Friday 5 to 6.30 p.m.and under the guidance of the Physical Director.The men gather first for a game of Handball and the Calisthenic Class is at 5.45 p.m.There is a Young Mens\u2019 period O'BRIEN & Transportation Building We recommend and will be pleased to accept subseriptions for the new CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 234 % Due 1 Nov.1957 Payable in full on demand with interest to date WILLIAMS Members Montreal Stock Exchange HA.7211 - e on the gym floor at 7.30 Pm every Monday Tuesday, Thutad and Friday.The Gym Classes 9 Monday and Thursdays consists pp Wes a_Calisthenic period, element Holst gymnastics and a Same of basket, po ball, volleyball or floor hockey, 0, y see) Tuesdays and Fridays, fo, : ok, | a warm-up period of exercigey thy Li R (Continued on Page 15) | B gd! FooTAL KF ' sarke Ottawa ms vs for 8S Alouettes a + last Sunday, Oct.12th il 2.15 p.m.j cou Delorimier Stadium De ADMISSION ÿ of and $1.10 to $3.00 Special Kids' Section, 25 Cents par apite e pyola TICKETS fs now on sale at: Jack \u2018The Stadium, siren) Delorimier and Ontario air.Hymans Ltd., All Branches : Joey Richmans, WiC Lords Sport Shop, ; 1300 St.Catherine St.West 4 Ligh Gerry Snyder Sport Shop, th 5017 Queen Mary Road 399 St.Catherine St.West ar DAWES.\u201cIUT VC HEAR SN PUAERIRETSE BREWER \u201cas a de ; nes! Cp rms sun 07 mas st 5 à beloved friend.1130 THE COUNTRY EDITOR Guardian of the people's interests\u2014servant of the community.Concerned with every aspect of rural life and progress, the Country Editor has come to be looked upon as a guide, counsellor, protector, reporter of news\u2014and, above all, as ERY WONIREAT rm ESTABLISHED.von) Hit * oi - Men like this, some of Canada\u2019s finest, are in the public's service\u2014at your service.DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY Lane Vin ta = + - f1fgsg BC Li Ed traf Trade AN] \"om | SWipaper THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBSR 10, 17 PAGE FIFTEEN \u2018 ] \u2018 eu .are with her accompaniment.back again this year every Frie ét + i \u2018ers Meet Y.M.C.A.Briefs The \u2018Senior and Young Men's day night to teach Boxing.Just 3 # A LL S (Continued from Page 14) Volleyball group are go F oying join the grohip \u2018next week, in- RE Hil 154 {À fellows di : every Tuesday from 8.30 to troduce yourself to Bert and il apt + : e ellows divide up into the Boxing p.m.Join them next week for à! you will be an enthusiast yours ol pagers Ra À H oni i or Fencing Groups.game of skill\u2019 and fun.self oh \u201ci ~ &, À The Womens Gym Classes are| Members of the Young Men's| my.Badminton Club is away - oF oid 4153 at 730 pm, | Tuesday and Friday mornings at|Gymnastic Club meet Thursday to a good start.Badminton is : pt | sday, Th 10 am.Miss Mary Dakin is the|from 8.30 to 10 pm.under the played Monday and Friday f UE.yo Clo By GEORGE COCHRANE | new Physical Scion for this |lefdership of Art Henderson.330 to 10.30 p.a Friday from 1k iN Lo da es 0 tmount High's doughty pigskin warriors will take the field cl Foll ; While the boys perform the dif-|and on Wednesday from 7.30 to 1 fi od .a consists og on Stadium tonight with small hopes of entering the win 9 V0 owing a period of health ficult movements they are al-|1030 p.m.in the Westmount cy then = a ment Hols For tonight, in the nightcap of a school doubleheader which promoting calisthenics, the ladies|ways ready to hely new mem-! junior High School.Jim Mee gout: } i Foor hop kel #0 Arcy McGee and Montreal High clash in the opener at 7.00 play Badminton for an hour.Those bers.Janet, the leader will be glad te jf \u2019 D days t a I purple and White taken on West Hill's undefeated and [Who are just learning, Miss Dakin| Enthusiasts of tne manly to meet all new members and Crt of ore.odo Ë , the Raiders is glad to give instruction.She is sport of boxing win be pleased arrange instruction if you feel CY i i i i ; .: : 0 : .+; 1\" - A w pt ihe Westmounters are determined to give the West Hillians also in the swimming pool from ow tha or 5 8! you need it.- ! T CR Page 15) { t d they're also determined to notch 11:30 1012.00 noon for those who \u2018 - PE 420 i run for their money an yre & 0 NOLCH [want to learn to swim or improve bon bE A ALLY ct.12th ion, 25 Cents y first P oint of the season at the expense of the far west enders.their swimming.The Westmount\u2014West Hill encounter\u2019 will get underway at 8.30.LOYOLA DOWN .WESTMOUNT barked bY the driving ball ¢ light Richard Lord, tbe season against a smart ja team up at State Mol- last Friday evening.But colegians had a definite .and ended up on top by a j count.3 was the game that saw in the dying moments of game but Westmount failed capitalise on it.yola opened the scoring in leughnessy dribbled the lear own the field and pounc- St.Leo's Top ing 0 \u2018 a \u2019 d a foot- Sir th the older members know how pi for pound 88 E90 ° à Coma much more enjoyable the classes be as any operating ne the or A circuit this year, \u2018est- , ar ies ttes i High put up its best fight St.Leo's Senior \u201cB\u201d pigskin DO YOU SHUDDER?| toters chalked up an impressive 8-0 win over Strathcona Academy Wednesday afternoon at West- mount Park in a regular schedule contest.After a hard-fought scoreless Mickey Bourassa pounced on the leather for a safety touch.The convert attempt failed to leave the score at 2-0.ite edge in the air.; Miss Davidson has played for these We are very happy to have Miss Davidson back again this year to provide the music during Calisthenic Classes in the Gymnasium.classes for several years and all According to an old superstition, : it means-that \u201csomeone is walking on your grave\u201d when you shudder.The scientific fact is, of course, that a shudder, like a.shiver, is not a good sign.It may be evidence | of a \u201cgrave\u201d chill, indeed, and their children avoid chills.Fair Offer \u201cWhat!\u201d the traveller exclaimed.AUTO-LITE BATTERIES Stadium mount come to within a |first quarter, Bert Lattimer chills aren't to be sneezed at.zm i of scoring their first ma- [hoofed from Strathcona\u2019s 35 to The chilled body is highly sus- .ION and their first point, of behind the goal line.Strathcona | ceptible to infection.\u2019arents are The Battery That Will Start Your Car $3 00 season.The big chance |fumbled behind the line and particularly warned to ensure that These Cold Mornings GET AN AUTO-LITE TODAY DISTRIBUTORS TS first quarter when Lorne| In the third quarter, an at- \u201cTwenty-five shillings a night for E 09 E R le at: 1 threw a perfect forward tempted Strathcona forward heave this bedroom! Why, good gra- 6 AL lo at: juk Connolly and the lat-|from their own 36, was inter- cCious\u2014 TORO \u2019 iresked 40 yards for a five- cepted by McCarthy at the 40-| \u201cBut, sir,\u201d the hotel-keeper said | - AU A ard ger.The convert failed.yard marker.McCarthy streaked suavely, \u201cthe view from that win- BILE vee E QU IPMENT 40 yards- for a major and Bouras- dow alone is worth a sovereign.\u201d CL ans, H NUMBER TWO ; Shop, wie ; sa made good on the convert to \u201cAh!\u201d the traveller replied.4010 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.fl ne St.West ligh snap on kick forma- |up the count to 8-0.\u201cVery well, then I'll give you five | ! sport Shop, that soared over Paul! There was no-further scoring.bob and promise not to look out Corner Atwater \u2014 FI.4611 Li st ply head, paved the Way, The teams battled throughout the window.\u201d | i © ohne fe winners second ouch.the fray on even terms on the i \u2014 game, ground but St.Leo's had a defin- 5 5 be mit on the two.From pt Mart McKenna carried it Yuin 1.side 1.Rubenstein ws to up the count to 10-0.) McLaughlin .middle PPS Nesbitt ) OShaughnessy to McKenna Laroctue nnbsy Detsrde 2110707 Maclesd VBC ad was good for the ex- Kelly augho\u2019sy outside .,.Foster point, Loyola subs.: Conlin, Connolly, Aubin, Mulcair, Brault, McNally, Lafon- \u2014\u20142\u2014\u2014\u2014 , h the third quarter Reynolds laine, Doray, Gutejus, McGee, Me- i , enna, Shannon.i two points to Loyola's Westmount subs.: Clarke, Reaper, il when he fell on the pig- jo behind the Westmount goal for a safety touch.In the stanza Brown downed Lord find the lie for a rouge to plete Loyola\u2019s scoring.THE LINEUPS ols Westmoun MasMillan, Ross, Gibbs, Doan, Holden, Hannaford, Laffoley, Paton, Combie.First Quarter Loyola\u2014Connolly (touchdown), Second Quarter Loyola\u2014McKenna (touchdown).Loyola\u2014McKenna (convert).pe es fly.wing .Lord Third Quarter id si half sie: hoon Loyola\u2014Reynolds (safety touchdown), Ustaughn\u2019sy half .Thompson _\u2014 0.- Snap ee.Waterston Fourth Quarter + quarter .Root Loyola\u2014Brown rouged Lord.PM brings you A new dynamic tone realism T= .unmarred by static noise, interference | or fading mens Imagine radio reception virtually without static! 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Don\u2019t miss $ 00 , are hearing it right away! 345 > 7 LL RY Come in for a demonstration ff \u2014 eed HODGE BROS.sc 8 OTTAWA TAKES FIRST DEFEAT OF SEASON « REG'D.Py Comin $ + Ÿ 9 at you and f D Turner of the Ottawa Rough rh a Doug Pyzer, of Toronto Argonauts, as he took a pass from 3362 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.45 40 fi oi bppeg pollo ed down the Varsity stadium field in Toronto, Ottawa ~ ; LE 181), #1\" ) \u201cik elr first game of the season to the Argos on Saturday.Pyzer - A Te \u201c| ' after à slow start this season, clicked on passing and receiving, ; - ed temething like champlonship material again. J PAGE SIXTEEN ; THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1947 Thanksgiving Ente - rtainment Westmont\u2019 Jog, \u201cThe Farmer's Daughter\u201d Delightful -» AT THE MONKLAND Loretta Young and Joseph Cotton prove that romance and careers can mix in RKO Radio's engaging In which they co-star with Ethel Barrymere, Ice Capades Of 1948 Greatest Show The secrets out: The s studded cavalcade, \u2018Ice Capades of 1948,\" the greatest edition of \u201cthe greatest show on ice\u201d and the most lavish entertainment ever offered anywhere will play here in Montreal, at the Forum, from October 27th next through November 2nd.Never before has such an array of talent been presented in such a gorgeous setting.It is a swift moving travelogue that casts an enchanting spell as it transports one from the agrar- jan yet entrancing beauty of a Dutch countryside to the elegance and splendor of a mythical kingdom and thence to Mexico in gayest fiesta attire.The costumes of this big ice Ore of the Natural and movie strikes such stuff is is incidental.Stanley NOOWAY Companion Feature: \"HIGH CONQUEST\", photographed in the Alps Y AVENUE Last Showing Today! \"THE WOMEN,\" with Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford and Rosalind Russel: Als Ann Sheridan and George Bret: \u201cThe Way] To The British films Is a compiete lack of the heroic.dience because it is altogether believable; of The story of some not very important people lights most are those inimitable \u201ctouches\u201d\u2014 the superb, acting of secondary characters, the fine underplaylng of emotion, the easy dialogue, the credible relationships .these qualities that make \u201cThe Way To The Stars\u201d a most satisfying film, STARTS SATURDAY (Greene Ave, ly THEATRE SATURDAY comedy, \"The Farmer's Daughter,\u201d On Ice extravaganza are truly magnificent.More than $600,000 was spent on dressing up the amazing pageant but the result is worthy of the enormous cost.All of the colors of the spectrum have been used to best advantage, tlie costumers went all out in making this their greatest triumph.A hint of the brilliance of scenes to come is given at the start of the show when 40 of the lovely Ice Ca-Pets are seen in the most glittering ballet costumes ever seen.One's astonishment continues to grow as each number seems to be bedecked even meyer than its predecessor.Lovely Donna Atwood, the red- haired young queen of the ice; Britain's Academy Award Picture * d Stars: J ANTHONY ASQUITH most disarming qualities about - mature, the well-made British a responsive note in the au- \u201cThe Way To The Stars\u201d made.What is important and de- it is A United.\u201cTheatre Air Conditinned at St.Catherine) o \"HONE¥MO OM FOR.THRE ith iit Romance Film Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten and Ethel Barrymore have the starring roles in RKO Radio's \u201cThe Farmer's Daughter,\u201d a romantic comedy-drama laid against the background of an exciting Congressional election.Starting Saturday at the Monkland Theatre.The story revolves around the political adventures of Katie (Miss Young), a young farm girl, after she enters the employ of young Congressman Glenn Morley (Cot- ten) and his mother (Miss Barrymore) as a maid.Intelligent and frank in her ideas, Katie makes an impression upon her employers, particularly Glenn.Katie attends a rally for the Morley-sponsored candidate - for Congress.Familiar with the man\u2019s past political record, Katie completely discredits him.His opposition obtains her consent to run as their candidate.The Morleys wish her well, although Glenn would have preferred her to become his wife rather than a Con- gress-woman.brilliant Bobby Specht, king of all figure skaters; Red McCarthy with a new sensational number, x NR i at S aA AT THE SNOWDON THEATRE.FOR ONE WEEK ONLY First time shown in Montreal.\u201cI'LL BE YOUR SWEETHEARY' |; a Gainsborough film, starring Margaret Leckwood and Vic Oliver with Michael Rennie, Peter Graves ond Meere Marriott featured, Dost miss this romantic musical backed by a dramatic story thot you \u2018enjoy from beginning to end.Starting Saturday et the Snowdon Theotrs for one week only.new heights in their different numbers.Yes, they're all part of the biggest entertainment treat of the year\u2014any year\u2014\"\u201cIce of 1948, the ever popular \u201cOld Smoothies\u2019 Irma Thomas and Orrin Markhus, and the comedians, Eric Waite, Jackson and Lynam, Esco LaRue and Al Surette, and also the jitterbug queen, Petti Phillipi, reach TIERONE ERI In.Taye SAT rst Wontreat STARTING URDAY prey howing The inside story of song writers who lived and loved as exciting as the songs they 2 ZL 77 MARGARET LOCKWOOD CRM: VARA) QE ALA EAGLE-LION w \\ DIRECTED BY VAL GUEST EEL EEER RIX EN RERE SS] CPA EEOES II FYNAINE.PT Capades\u201d Showing TER \u201cxx TE TSÉELE = = = Amer i the Following Uni Stars At Westmount Sunday A THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTONR $0, 1947 Fey ide PAGE SEVENTEEN ted Theatres Bogart-Stanwyck, qwo Mrs.Carrolls,\u201d star-Ÿ \u2018 hrey Bogart, Barbara ns BO Ba Alexis Smith, is 0 00 Warner Bros.\u2019 film ached- | ui to start an engagement at Westmount Theatre on Sun- » The picture, a dramatic 2 sory, tells the strange tale « Geottrey Carroll (Humphrey ), whose love for two wo- |e who feared his love event- involved him in.a series of and frightening situations.Based on the Martin Vale stage of the same name, the cure presents Bogart as an jmérican artist, living in Eng- wd.While vacationing in Scot- ud he meets and falls in love vith Sally Morton (Barbara Stan- pyck).When Sally deduces that j is married, Geoffrey quickly pplains that his wife is an in- nid, and that*he is planning to pt a divorce.His first wife dies; two years hive passed and Geoffrey, mar- bod to Sally, lives with her and ks eight-year-old daughter Bea- rice (Ann Carter) in an English puatry house.They entertain tarles Pennington (Pat O\u2019Moore) lu ex-suitor of hers and two of is clients, Mrs.Latham (Isobel pom) and her beautiful daugh- w, Cecily (Alexis Smith).Cecily ly attracted to Geoffrey and asks lin to do \u2018her portrait.He re- tws, but shortly thereafter, as wicomes attracted to her, he pts.Chemist Blackmaller Geoffrey is being blackmailed a chemist who sold him pol- mprior to his first wife's death.Wien Cecily and Geoffrey fall love they are forced to keep heir meetings secret until Cecily kides that he must go to Rio ith her or lose her.Distraught the thought of not being with AT THE WESTMOUNT DISAGREERING WITH HUMPHREY BOGART is © dangerous policy.Alexis Smith discovers in \"The Twe Mrs.Carroils.\u201d\u201d Warner Bros.dramatic suspense thriller coming te the Westmount Theatre Sunday.Barbara Stanwyck completes the picture's starring trio, of Dr.Tuttle (Nigel Bruce), Sally has become unaccountably ill While helping Beatrice pack for the school to which Geoffrey has suddenly decided to send her, Sally discovers from Beatrice that Geoffrey had also sent her off \u2018to schoo! shortly before the death of his first wife.Beatrice also reveals other strange things that Geoffrey has done and Sally's desperate with fear, waiting for Pennington to arrive as the film reaches its exciting denouement.FILM TO HAVE FIRST SHOWING First Montreal showing of \u201cGod of the Atom\u201d, technicolor movie and\u2019 sequel to \u201cGod of Creation\u201d is to be presented at St.Matthias\u2019 Parish Hall, 12 Church Street, illy, he agrees.: Under the old-fashioned care terror increases.Westmount, Thursday next at 8 Alone with Geoffrey, Sally is : p.m.Starting At the \u2018The amazing romance of a country .miss who hitched À her heart to thé À most popular mon \u201cin the Statel Sam Coslow wsicaL PRODUCTION Andy arx .e \u201d usse Carmen ve Miranda CopacaBANA | ct (Monkland at Girouard Ave.) | JOSEPH COTTEN- ETHEL \u201cThe Farmers SATURDAY! J, = A United.\u201cTheatre RETTA YoUNg BARRYMORE Daughter\u2019 CHARLES BICKFORD * TOM POWERS ~ ADDED ATTRACTION | Bob Hope, as \u201cHot Lips\u201d Martin, plays a\u2018 trumpet and trombone in Paramount's \u201cRoad to Rio\u201d, fifth of the popular series starring Hope with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour, At the Following United Theatres LAST SHOWING TODAY! AVENUE \"THE WOMEN,\" with Norma Shearer, Rosalind Russell and Joan Crawford.Also \"HONEYMOON FOR THREE.\" MONKLAND \"FIESTA.\" with an all- star cast, in Technicolor.Also \u201cMR.DISTRICT ATTORNEY,\" with Adolph Menjou and Dennis O'Keefe.SNOWDO N \u201cLIVING IN A BIC WAY,\" with Gene Kelly and Marie McDonald.Also \"HIGH BARBAREE,\u201d with Van Johnson and June Allyson.| SEVILLE Ginger Rogers in \"THE MAGNIFICENT DOLL.\u201d Also \"COPACABANA.\" TODAY and SATURDAY WESTMOUNT \"THE GHOST AND MRS.MUIR,\u201d with Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison.Also \"STALLION ROAD,\u201d with Ronald Regan, Alexis Smith and Zachary Scott.° Told to the thunder of stallion hoofbeats S The towering M) turbulent a ADDED FEATURE Starts Not Earth or in the ot on Earth o Saturday Heavens is there + such Love! GENE REX Un.TIERNEY HARRISON : Cochran J .+ + raesc nuque vaut av etree eran .\u201c07e 3008» Pa \u201cThe Ghost o 99 in A ae i wo mer mpi a os eT TE res er depart moe Fm # em pue me var a rm c= Ah, - ve nee st ME a\u201d ee EE pom worn mori Se i om = Tr en mm Ages ar eee = me ee Sia, LL i à remit MY ~ - ve - y si T - - the = ES ser = pme tic TT Te re ES \u201c0 .PAGE EGHTEEN \u201cKing\u2019s English\u201d Battered When Yank: And Briton Meet When Yank and Briton meet, | the King's English goes through its paces like a trick horse.In \u201cThe Way To The Stars\u201d which opens its engagement at the Avenue Theatre Saturday, the salty differences in speech point up differences in customs with a delicate wit and humor that at the same time demolishes EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 9pm.till Tam.Canadian Legion Hall, 1191 Mountain St.Held under the auspices of the HOSPITAL VISITING COMMITTEE Tickets $2.00 per covple\u2014 Obtcinable at the Holl EVERYBODY WELCOME A \u2018Must\u2019 for ONE and ALL OCT.27 TO NOV.2 Tickets: $1.50 to $3.00 now on sale at the Forum.WI, 6131 these differences as of no importance.Michael Redgrave, John Mills and Rosamund John head the English cast, and the Americans are splendidly portrayed by Douglass Montgomery, Bonar Colleano and others.When the picture opens, the Battle of Britain is raging and the Yanks descend on a British airfield to lend a hand at chas- \u2018ing the Krauts back to their holes.They are received with mixed feelings of appreciation and apprehension.The mood is set at once.On the day of their arrival John Mills\u201d asks where they are and Basil.Radford replies.\u201cOh, over in the mess, chewing the cud, shooting the bull and calling each other \u2018Buddy\u2019.\u201d The bull-shooting buddies are soon up to the neck in their own difficulties.Their buoyant enthusiasm is a little chilled by English reserve.Douglass Montgomery and Bonar Colleano are dining in a restaurant.\u201cHey sister,\u201d calls Bonar, \u201cbring that check, will you?\u201d Vida Hope, the waitress, thinks he means \u201ccheque.\u201d The \u2018conversation gets a little caustic.Johnny, embarrassed, tries to soothe them both.\u201cLook,\u201d finally mutters Joe, \u201cis this supposed to be a | restaurant or a funeral parlor?What's the idea of talking in whispers when we eat?\u201d And Johnny, at a loss; explains, \u201cIt's kind of a .It's kind of a custom over here.\u201d The traditional custom of English tea also gets.hauled over the coals by the Yanks \u2014 to the rueful amusement of the British.Mills and Radford are ordering a spot of Orange Pekoe in the mess.Radford asks for some more milk.The American Orderly yells back into the kitchen, \u201cHey, Spud, any more hot milk?\u201d \u201cNot hot \u2014 cold,\u201d says Rad- ford patiently.\u201cHot in coffee \u2014 cold in tea.\u201d The Orderly tolerantly agrees, \u201cAnything you say.It's your tea.\u201d Later the British mess sergeant laments to Radford, \u201cthey don\u2019t warm the pot, you know.I've watched them making it.\u201d And Radford laughs and says, \u201cOh well.It's liquid and it's warm.I was afraid they were KIWANIS CLUB IN MAXWELL direction: NORMAN TAVISS MONTREAL, INC.PRESENTS MONTREAL DRAMA GUILD WINTERSET | Reserved seats $1.50, tax inc.AT Victoria Hall TUESDAY \u2014 WEDNESDAY \u2014 THURSDAY October 14-15-16 Proceeds in ald of Kiwanis underprivileged children\u2019s activities OF ST.GEORGE ANDERSON'S settings: HANS BERENDS Telephone AT.5582 \u201cTHE SHEPHERDS\u201d A Drama by G.Martinez Sierra Oct.16 - 25 ALL SEATS RESERVED _ $1.58 Tax Inc.1550 Guy St.Bem Qffice Opens Monday, Oct.13th Letwsomers not admitted until the interval presents TWO \u2014 8.45 p.m.\u2014 Fl.4683 a.MRT's New Play - \u201cTwo Shepherds\u201d Opens Next Week Maud Whitmore, who will play the role of Dona Paquita, in MRT's show, \u201cThe Two Shepherds,\u201d next week, has a colourful career behind her.She was trained for the stage in England.Since coming to Canada she has done leading parts at Hart House MAUD WHITMORE Theatre, Toronto, as well as with Shakespeare Society of Toronto.Last year she was seen in Montreal in the Shakespeare Society of Montreal's \u201cRomeo and Juliet\u201d as the nurse.Mrs.Whitmore has dlso performed for the Westmount Women\u2019s Club.In addition to acting, Mrs.Whitmore is a fine operatic singer, having played with the Lyric Society in Gilbert and Sullivan Operas where she has done contralto leads.In \u201cThe Two Shepherds,\u201d which opens at MRT Playhouse, Cuy Street, October 16th, and will be run until 25th, Mrs.Whitmore plays the part of the priest's sister, who also acts as his housekeeper.It is a magnificent part, depicting a down-to-earth peasant type, full of life and true to lief.Alfred Gallagher will be seen as the parish priest.His friend, the doctor will be played by Kenneth Culley, while Griffith Brewer will enact the role of the priest's successor, the other \u201cshepherd.\u201d All three actors have made a.reputation for themselves with Shakespeare Society recently in \u201cKing Lear\u201d and \u201cRomeo and Juliet\u201d, in addition to having a long list of successes to their credit.Others in the cast are Edward Wilson, Isobel Weinrauch, Neil O\u2019Keefe, Bertha Merovitz, Henry Gamer, Gwyn Williams, John Col- licos, Peggy Horton, Harry Mitchell, Geoffrey Ardenne, Marie Brewer, Lola Malen, Barney Bloom, Eileen Nemtin, going to abolish it altogether.\u201d The British, too, are a bit stunned by brash American high spirits.They find it \u201cdashed bad- form\u201d for the Americans to say as one of them does, \u201cTwelve forts can make a heck of a mess of any gosh darn target.\u201d And the \u201cqueer lingo has their tongues twisted.But these are only superfici- alities.Time and a common purpose bring them together in firm friendship.And soon the very differences that separated them become a bond.Blonde Virginia Bruce, in Paramount's \u201cNight Has a Thousand Eyes\u201d, is one screen star who takes her racehorse stable seriously.She stayed up all night to assist her stableman when each of her {wo horses were foaled.Burt Lancaster, starring in \u201cDesert Fury,\u201d Hal Wallis production for Paramount release, is the new pinup favorite of the messenger .girlg at MGM studio.They wrote him asking for the biggest autographed .photo he had.| : : THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOMR 10,:1947 - LONG JOHN SILVER IS Ç when OMiNG) G: \u201cTREASURE ISLAND\" by Robert Louis Stevenson Is Presented By The Theatre for Young People VICTORIA HALL.Commencing Saturday, Nov.1s Ticket Information af EL.1668 =r starts SUNDAY ar me A United SThaaing (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave) \u2014_\u2014 i.prooms bed sitt erbrook ROOM A LD al stude nite of g his w trom 1 00 mor pm or 4 ye Please J 1 SS won m with preferabl: district: 88 lady pool, de d roon rent event MITEL TE BARBARA STANWYCK D \u2014 H tkinity i, Call WARNERS' | \u201cThe TWO à Mrs CAPROIIS FROM THE STAGE HIT THAT HIT BROADWAY BETWEEN THE EVES! 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