The Westmount examiner, 25 novembre 1949, vendredi 25 novembre 1949

[" RIRE ilk A ET i AN ry = Ah SAFER È Er FHT 3.5321 i E o Fy The Ex aminer Serving the City of Westmount, Garden S uburb of Canada's Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949 | yoL.XX, No.47 PRICE: THREE CENTS MAY ASK WESTMOUNT PAY PAR BURNSIDE ST.EXPROPRIATION Canadian Flag Proposal Pictured above is the suggested national flag for Canada designed by T.G.A.Henstridge, who told members of the Westmount Rotary Club about the history and importance of flags at their regular luncheon meeting, Wednesday.The proposed design was adopted by the Quebec Command of the Canadian Legion in May, and is up for consideration by the House of Commons.a dr x Distinct Canadian Flag Would Help Build Unity \u201cI feel that a national flag, to be truly representative, should\u2019 tntain the emblems under which Wolfe and Montcalm fought and fied on the Plains of Abraham in 1759,\u201d T.G.A.Henstridge told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at their luncheon meeting, Wednesday.Speaking on \u201cA National Flag for \u2018Canada,\u2019 Mr.Henstridge, vio had his flag suggestion accepted by the Quebec Command of lhe Canadian Legion in May, said that natural pride should prompt © to have a flag that would tell the rest of the world we have this heritage we are proud of.far on Rats h Westmount Rats.the greatest carriers of be bubonic plague and other dis- ss, are according to report bith us in great numbers.A resident of the \u2018Greene Ave.&.Catherine area states that ¥en parking his car at night fat his headlights bring into re- lf hordes of these pests forag- in garbage-containers or other fuse lying in lanes and back Ids, Similar complaints have been fard from Montrealers living on teastern side of Atwater.The Montreal City Health De- fitment recently issued a warn- by about the disease carry- ig tharacteristics of rodents and ivised citizens to keep foodstuffs red in basements or sheds in Hal containers if at all possible.Bait Problem fit were not for the possibil- i ot destroying household pets as dogs and cats, the matter 20 rid of the rats would | Comparatively easy as poisôn- \"food might be used as bait.bwever, the impossibility of (Continued Page 4 \u201cI always think of a national flag not so much as being flown here at home, but as it is flown all over the world on Canadian ships or aircrafts,\u201d the speaker said, pointing out that such a flag should be one of distinctiveness and easy of recognition at any reasonable distance.About the walls of the meeting room were several flags.Two were the designs now being considered by the special committee of the Federal Government, while another was the design proposed by Mr.Henstridge, who has made flags his study and hobby since 1921, It contained five white and five blue bars to represent the 10 provinces ôf the Dominion, the Union Jack in -the top left hand (Continued on Page 16) MAYOR MEETS SOLDIER When Britain\u2019s top-ranking soldier, Field Marshall Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, was feted at luncheon on Wednesday by the R.M.R.Regiment (M.G.) affiliated to the West Yorkshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales\u2019s Own) of which the Field Marshall is Colonel-in-Clilef, distinguished guests included Mayor J, 8S.Tropical Fish Flower Display At Greenhouse The greenhouse in Westmount Park was overcrowded last Sunday afternoon by visitors to the magnificent chrysanthemum exhibition arranged by Director of Parks and Playgrounds Ed.Anderson.As an added attraction, Mr.Anderson thought the co-opera- tion of the Montreal Aquarium Society has been able to exhibit several hundred tropical fish which are contained in twenty- five special tanks.Fish of all shapes and sizes, brilliant hued, excited the interest and many oohs and ahs from young and old alike.1 During the time this observer wag in the greenhouse, it was almost impossible to get near the tanks for a close-up view of the fascinating little fish.Riot of Colour The chrysanthemums are gorgeous, with the colors running from white to pink, red, yellow and bronze.One hundred varieties are included in the show in some three thousand pots with the main section featuring the small pom poms to the giant vari- [Montreal May Object Paying Entire Costs Westmount may be asked to assume some part of the costs of opening up Burnside Street from Stanley to Guy streets.It is expected that this often spoken of project will be proceeded with in the not too distant future.It is gleaned from a Montreal City Hall source that there are those amongst Concor- dia's civic leaders who are of the opinion that in as much as Westmount will benefit greatly by through traffic artery that the citizens of Canada\u2019s wealthiest city should bear part of the cost.It is pointed out that to date Montreal has had to shoulder the bill for all traffic improvements including the widening of Dor- chester Street which provides Westmounters with a direct route home.The bridges over the back river were paid for by Montreal although it is emphasized the re- {Continued on Page 4) the opening of this new east-west + x Westmount Man Injured Saturday Howard M.Brownrigg, 130 Irvine avenue, Westmount, suffered face and head injuries when his automobile collided with another vehicle at Claremont and Chesterfield avenues Saturday night.According to the Westmount police, Brownrigg was going from east to west on Chesterfield while Irving Phillips, of 5320 Kenmore Place, Montreal, was travelling north to south on Claremont.Brownrigg was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital where he was treated for bruises and culy about the face, while the driver and passenger of the other vehicle t were uninjured in the mishap.wide field.Westmount City Council Scans Varied Reports Reports submitted at last week's City Council meeting covered a The Parks Department reported that 12,000 tulips and 580 other spring plants had been planted, also 650 perennials.2,460 players used the 17 tennis courts during the season.Ten stolen automobiles were recovered.Five of these were stolen in Westmount.¥0One bicycle was recovered, mak- ety eight inches in diameter, The show will run for another week and should be a must for tiful.a kick out of the man-eating shark which really looks ferocious.Missionary to Speak Missionary Peter Varonof, author of \u201cTwelve Years Under Dictatorship\u201d, will speak at Westminster Central United Church, 926 Atwater Ave, on Sunday At 11 am, Mr, Varonof will tell of his Cameron, of Westmount, experiences in Soviet Russia, those who delight in things beau- The youngsters will enjoy the antics of the guppies, and get! JOHN SMITHERS ! Veteran Westmount business man, who along with Eric Ohman and Don Ross, will be honoured at a special meeting of the Westmount Business Men\u2019s Association, on December 1.ing the fifth for the year to date.Fifty-six accidents were reported during October with traffic casualties accounting for 48 of the cases dealt with.Cases of injuries reported in addition to the accident total amounted to 28 with 20 due to traffic causes, 997 tons of garbage and ashes were collected at a cost of $5380.33, or $5.40 per ton, There were 50,536 collections with the cost of collection per dwelling amounting to $0.1096.numbered 79 including conversions and alterations to existing property.Municipal Association Annual Meeting, Tuesday The annual meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association will be held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening December 6.A report on the activities of the association during the year will be submitted and officers for the ensuing year elected.Buildings under construction ' Ces aires mt ts EEE Sar Trl ttt raise a 2 az ie ¢ PAGE TWO A visit was paid to St.Matthias Pack last Friday by E.Cowley, Commissioner of Westmount Area, invested Miss A.Graham (Kim) with her hat badge as Assistant Cubmaster.Cub Paul Taylor of the Brown Six completed his First Star and was presented with his badge by Akela.Roger Bellingham of the White Six completed his skipping test for First Star.He has been practicing for some time, and has just a few more things to finish for his star.Second Star work is going well and Akela hopes to see a few Cubs \u2018through before Christmas.Tonight, being the last Friday in Scouts & Cubs By REG.GROOME who spoke to the Cubs and then the month, special examinations will be held in First 3tar subjects and it is hoped that a number of Cubs will pass tests which they have been studying.St.Andrew's Group is planning lots of activities to take place between now and Christmas.Both the Troop and Pack are looking for new recruits.Commissioner E G.Cowley and Mr.Gilhooly attended a recent Pack meeting.My.Cowley told the Pack an bu._resting story and Mr.Gilhooly passed several Cubs in tests and badge work.Recent badges presented: John Lochead, Handicraft; Andre Lawton, Second Star; Ewan Evans, First Star.Service Stars presented to Peter Haley for two years and Ewan Evans one year.Besides Baloo and Bagheera, we now have a Scout Instructor who is doing his good turn by helping with the training.There are points for passing Tests, so get busy, Cubs.New Chum Harry Martin is coming along « nicely after his bout with pneumonia dt Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital.Hurry up and get better Harry, so you can be invested.Lots of luck to Cub Gordon Webster who has gone to live in Hudson, Quebec.Gordon plans to join the Pack there.Trinity Memorial The Flag was broken by the duty P.L., Donald Frayn, was followed by a very minute and careful inspection.Uniforms were all complete with the exception that three Scouts were missing garter tabs.After several games, patrol instruction period came during which each patrol fabricated from Radio Newscast Listen Saturday morning over CJAD at 9.05 am.for the Scout Newscast .this week, Doug Mitchell of Montreal West will tell us a few of the differences between American and Canadian Scouting .he was a Scout down Boston way for two years .Remember, Saturday at 9.05, CJAD THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NQVEMBER 25, 1949 Y.M.C.A.EUGENE CONLEY Who will be guest artist on the Simpson-sponsored POP concert broadcast tomorrow.Westmount Division Of Y.M.C.A.Campaign Progressing Steadily Westmount Division workers in the \u2018current Montreal Y.M.C.A.campaign for $164,000 are striving to complete their calls this week in order that the Division, which is responsible for Westmount and St.Henri, might report 100 per cent of its objective.Mr.John Lewis, chairman of the Division, urged all team captains and workers to make complete reports by Saturday.Team members and captains have been doing a better than average job in Westmount this year, and an all-out effort is being made to bring the Division into a top-scoring position among the fifteen Divisions in the greater for this and other news items.Montreal area.\u2019 ap Chasing Rainbows SJ By HERB LINDER Thunder and Nan were two of the best friends he ever had.This was at a time when friends mean so much; at an age when a person becomes bewildered in the world of grown ups and small fry.He was living in a northern town during this period and the winters seemed long and lonely.Oh, yes, there were plenty of kids around to play with but he had too much to do; too many little irons to keep hot.School then was a necessary evil, something that had to be tolerated.Thunder and Nan were German shepherds, two of the finest specimens of the canine breed that he ever owned.Bringing them up \u2018from young puppies they obeyed his slightest command.They were trained in every aspect of being leaders.Leaders who were to forge their way through blizzards, dragging a reluctant dog team, whose paws were bleeding and swollen with the cruel icy splinters that had to be driven over, to reach warmth and safety.At that time the boy was studying to be a concert violinist.What has a violin to do with this story?Both the dogs and the violin were to shape this boy's future.The many gruelling hours of practice year in and year out were beginning to pay off.The strings no longer scratched uncertainly.The fingers flew through the difficult concertos \u2014 the violin was beginning to sing.The boy became tempered to a fine promising artist.Nerves, however, began to tighten up as the strings of the violin itself.Weekends were spent out in the woods in summer with the dogs, on the frozen wastes of the lakes in winter.It was only to be a short trip of about twenty or so miles this winter day which started out so bright and clear.The dogs were Near Roslyn Ave.Reply MA.3038 \u2014 HEATED GARAGE WANTED Will winter store your car in my garage and pay rental for live storage of my car if accessible and clear during winter.and The Boulevard Evenings WA.2224 BRITISH WORLD FEDERATION À He RADIO BROADCAST EACH SUNDAY AT 9:30 AM.STATION CKVL (980 ON YOUR DIAL) TUNE IN FOR ACCURATE INFORMATION REGARDING THE REAL MEANING OF PRESENT WORLD CONDITIONS ISRAEL (CANADA) eager to be off.For the first hour, the brisk morning air brought a joy to both the boy and dogs, but soon the sky became oversast, and snow flurries started.Soon the wind come up and the snow came down heavier.The winter roadway on the lake became completely obliterated by the heavy driving snow.Everything was a white cold world.The dogs kept padding along, driven on by a sense of direction which only the uncanny intuition of an animal understands.After travelling blind for a short while, Thunder, the leader, stopped the team and would proceed no farther.No coaxing or cajoling could force the dog to continue.When commands failed, the boy who always carried a large loaded stock whip for protection, became impotent with rage, and half crying with anger, began to do something he had never done before; he started to whip Thunder.The dog, who worshipped the boy, bared his fangs and growled, but would not drive the team.Through the blinding snowstorm, an Indian Squaw appeared, and, poking a long stick into the snow a few yards ahead of the dog team, showed the boy that through the thin layer of snow and ice, the stick disappeared.The dogs had known teat ahead was danger.Apparently they had heen driving straight towards an ice field where men \u2018had been cutting ice for the summer ice houses of a lumber camp, and this had only frozen over lightly.Through the help of the squaw, the boy and team finally reached a sheltering island, where shelter and comfort awaited them in the form of an Indian encampment, Careening down an icy incline, the following day, the lad had further trouble.His wrist was broken \u2014 the hand that he needed so badly to become a concert violinist.Again, the dogs took charge, and loped all the way home with the miserable boy.The violin, was now, of course, put away until the wrist would heal.The dogs, including both Thunder and Nan had to be destroyed, because, shortly after, the family moved to a large city and could not be taken; they could never be given to another master.The heartbroken boy never played again, nor have I ever own- ed another dog.meme \u2014\u2014 NOTES YOUNG ADULT SECTION Square Dancing is moving right along, everyone is having a real good time.Friday evening\u2014to- night\u2014at 7.45 p.m, the Games Room floor will be cleared and the first caller will be ready to call \"Square your sets.\u201d This group has been growing, and it is anticipated that there will be four or five sets \u2018all the men lefting\u201d, \u201cdosey-doing\u201d, and \u201cspinning that gal with the buttons and bows\u201d.Jake Conn, Slim Mc- Gruther, and Howie Fairbairn will lead the dancers with their calls.Come and hear them! The Friday Social Dance will take place as usual at 9.30 p.m, with Larry Gendreau as the evening's disc jockey and Mary Jean Saunders greeting the members and guests at the door.The square dancers, the badminton players, and those taking ballroom dancing instruction all help to make this an active dance right from the start\u2014why not be there then, too?The Bridge Club is booming now the weather has turned seasonable for this pastime.With the new members joining and the regulars coming out, it won't be long before the room is filled with tables.Last Monday there were nine tables in play.The first of the tables are formed at 8 p.m.The Sunday Evening Fireside will feature the C.P.R.film \u201cAcross Canada\u201d on November 27 at 9 pm.With the number of young people who form the membership of Westmount coming from St.Johns, Nfld., right across the country to Victoria, B.C., this picture will add zest to their discussions on the relative merits of their home-towns.The Thursday Musicales start at 8.15 p.m.with the programs of recordings being arranged and played by members of the group.If you are interested in an evening of music you can listen to, you will be out next Thursday revening.With the present trend in the weather, applications are being received from the members to join the Y.M.C.A.Ski Lodge at Chris- tieville.If you haven't made your application, you had better do it soon.There is a limited membership.A new model aeroplane club under the guidance of David Mackey will meet every Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 p.m.Scott Goodnoh has a very enthusiastic group of boys learning Four Vocal Scholarships Offered by La Cantoria On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the foundation of La and honorary professor of the University of Montreal, offers four vocal scholarships, available immediately, endowing one year's free tuition to young singers who wish to follow a concert or radio career.Words of praise for the encouragement devoted to Canadian singers were received by the direction of La Cantoria whose honorary committee is composed of Gladys Swarthout, Maria Kuren- ko, Jean Dickenson, Sir Ernest MacMillan, Dr.A.E.Whitehead, John Barbirolli, Jean Beaudet, Claude Champagne, Darius Mil- haud, Geo.-Emile Tanguay, Vladimir Golschman, Henri Gagnon, Albert Chamberland, Alexander Kipnis, Alexander Tansman, Leon Rothier and Igor Gorin.Auditions are held daily, by appointment only, at the studio of La Cantoria, 2055 Mansfield St, telephone HArbour 6420.the finer arts of boxing.There is still room for a few more lads Friday night swimming is proving popular.Allan Joss, a newcomer from Scotland, took recon place in the free style CASA at the Central \u201cY\" pool last Saturday.Basketball holds sway on \\ed- nesday evenings: Intermediates at 7:00 and seniors at 8:00 p.m, in each division.The World Service Christmas card drive is being pushed in g last ditch effort.WESTMOUNT LOAN IS GIVEN APPROVAL Approval was given on Wednesday by the Montreal Metropolitan Commission to a loan of $373,500 by the City of Westmount.Mayor J.s.Cameron of Westmount, member of the commission, explained that his city intends to widen Sherbrooke street, between Atwater and Clarke avenues and repave the widened highway.He said the widening on both sides of the street, would not touch any buildings because there was sufficient space between the sidewalks and the city line to allow for the 15 feet required for the widening.The Montreal Tramways Company will re-lay its tracks.New sidewalks will be required.Westmount also intends to build a civic garage.The intention is to issue debentures from time to time as required for the progress of the work.Cantoria, Victor Brault, director | There is room for more players.Putters Club Enjoyed Variety of Games Games were the highlight Monday evening in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall with the Putters\u2019 Social Club members enjoying their weekly meeting.In the shuffleboard fournament, Mrs.R.Kent and Mr.G.Cairns played steadily to win the silver away from some very fine disc pushers.Cards were played and the smashing serves of Mr.J.Edwards and Mr.Wheatley kept people ducking the elusive white pill in the table tennis games.Due to special arrangements there will be no Putters\u2019 Club meeting next Monday, 28th November.The following week will feature movies and refreshments.- DANCE TO BE HELD Tonight the 50-50 Club of St.Leo's is sponsoring a dance to be held at the school hall, 360 Clark Avenue, Westmount.Dancing will be held from 9 to 12 midnight, with novelty and other prize dances to highlight the evening's activities.M.ZATZ CUSTOM TAILOR Established over 30 years Hand-tailored Suits and Coats for ladies and gentlemen.We have a fine mew stock of imported Suitings and Overcoatings.Guaranteed Workmanship Reasonable Prices 1215 GREENE AVE.Room 6 Fitzroy 2872 Barrister and Solicitor OFFICE: HA.9238-39 HOWARD 8S.ROSS, K.C.Department fo: the Closing of Estates of Deceased Pérsens 57 St.James St.West 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Montreal High É: 8 school on Monday and the lectur- ur spoke substantially as follows: The subject of this lecture is ; M based on many Scriptular pas- É4 pages such as, \u201cAcquaint now thy- J pif with him - (God), and be at ace: thereby good shall come mnto thee\u201d (Job 22:21).In the gonsciousness of the nature and presence of God, who is closer to tach one of us than all else in the world, is our freedom as sons and daughters of God.In the light of Christian Science, greryone may read and under- i.@itand the mesages of the Bible t Mon- | oom of e Put- .enjoy- nament, § Cairns e silver ne disc nd the J.Ed- ept peo- hite pill gements s* Club 8th No- eek will hments.LD y of St.ce to be 30 Clark om 9 to ity and iighlight years } Coats men.tock of and nship FI.2906 md comply with its loving invit- EM stions for men to accept their htablished sonship with God here ind now and become aware cf {heir God-ordained freedom in the truth \u2014 freedom from all the fal- ities and limitations of physical sense testimony.Today Christian Scientists are grateful, and later the world will bs grateful, for the glorious light ¢f the spiritual interpretation of fhe Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation as now furnished in the Christian Science textbook, \u2018Science and Health with Key to fhe Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy, both of which volumes are much beloved by Christian Scientists.The most important and yet the kast understood subject, the one Ménost taken for granted without much inquiry, is that of God, His nature and purpose.If men really inderstood God instead of having mere belief in a vague far-off be- bg \u2014 that is, if they knew that fod is the only power and the nly intelligence.which the real man reflects, this consciousness vould dispel the human and mesmeric tendencies toward strife, hatred, wars, fear, and other dis- fords.The human senses doubt such rearness, but yet in the midst of tonfusion and fear, the presence ind power of God remain un- thanged, for He is All and every- Where, regardless of temporary, lite, physical sense testimony to the contrary.The Psalmist put it, \u201cIf I make ny hed in hell, behold, thou art there\u201d (Ps 139:8), meaning that the confusion generated by mortal hind, its bewilderment, fears and tnxieties, can be put off when we deept the divine as the only pres- thee, as our only consciousness.Eternity, immortality, is always here man is.Man can never de- fart from immortality.There is no tomptition in divine Mind or Truth.God made all that is real, harmonious, and everlasting.He ver made a suppositional pawer N ophosition to His own infinity t good.There are not two organi- tions; one headed by God and the other by devil, each competing with the other.Such supposed and divided partnership is, of course, fallacious.God is infinite, all- power; there is none else.St.John, one of the twelve disciples of Christ Jesus, made great fundamental §tatements in his words: \u201cNo man hath seen God at any time .God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.\u201d (1 John 4:12, 16).To dwell in Love, who is God, not human emotionalism but Love divine \u2014 and Christian Science shows us the way\u2014means a conscious calm and peace.Nothing unlike good can\u2019 exist where God is the sole author, creator, director, governor, Father- Mother, and He maintains all in perfect harmony regardless of temporary physical sense testimony to the contrary.The writings of both the Old and New Testaments, when understood in the light of Christian Science, dismiss any doubt as to the nature and purpose of God.All may prove that the divine presence is here and now, every day, every hour, always in our midst ready to adjust any situation in accordance with God\u2019s ever-operative law of harmony, of which man is the direct beneficiary.The world is far from being unified in its concepts of \u2018Christ Jesus, his mission, his teachings and their uefulness.Jesus was a human whose name was similar to that of other men of his day, but the Christ was and is the truth which Jesus taught and practiced and to which he referred when he said, \u201cBefore Abraham was, I am\u201d (Jôhn 8.58).A study of Jesus\u2019 words and works in the light of Christian Science makes logical and demonstrable the great teachings he left for his followers, not only of his immediate day but for all time.His instructions are clear, unmistakable, and direct.Man, made in the image and likeness of God, is forever spiritual, ageless, deathless, sinless.It is this recognition of man which enabled John to say, \u2018Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God\u201d (I John 3:9).One of the most precious gifts to humanity, one that remains forever individual, is the ever- available opportunity to pray.The prayer of true-and individual communion with the divine Mind, or God, is the greatest and most productive of all meditations.It brings us the clear realization, and consequently the clear evidence, of the divine presence and God's ever-operative law of harmony.It shows us the open fount of refreshment.Prayer is always uindividual; it need never be unanswered.There ~ (Continued on Page 16) 20% TO 25% REDUCTION IN OUR MADE-TO-MEASURE DEPARTMENT DUE TO POUND DEVALUATION HAND TAILORED SUITS AND COATS for Ladies and Gentlemen A large assortment of English woollens always in stock Fur coats remodelled, repaired, cleaned and glazed, Cloth overcoats turned, restyled and made to lock like new.ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Avenue Custom Tailors & VALET SERVICE REG'D.4226 St.Catherine Street West (Just West of Greene Ave.) BEST WORK GUARANTEED WE.5908 To Success The Hard Way Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Leggett, of Notre Dame de Grace, residents and in business here for several decades.The story of Mr.Leg- gett\u2019s experiences in the plumbing trade, the many remote places his work has taken members of his family and business, including a spot mear the North Pole, make the interesting article on \u201cPlumbing No Humdrum Job\u201d carried on this page.Plumbing No Humdrum Job NDG\u2019s R.J.Leggett Proves It is not often that one is privileged to stay in business \u2014 in the same business, in the same community, and for thirty unbroken years.To do so requires that intangible quality which the majority gradually recognize as personality.It demands the ability to take prosperity and adversity in stride, and on equal terms, and still retain the goodwill of one\u2019s fellow citizens.All these happy factors have woven themselves into the business Psychological Discussions to Continue at Ÿ Dr.Barnard Graham of the Ale lan Memorial Institute Research \u2018| Laboratory will continue the see ries of psychological discussions at the So-Ed meeting to be held in the Westmount Y.M.C.A.on November 29.Following the showing of the film \u201cFeeling of Rejection\u201d, Dr.Graham will open the discussion and answer questions arising from the problems set forth in the film.Last Tuesday evening, Dr.Graham led a lively discussion following the showing of the film \u201cFeeling of Hostility\", when members of the So-Ed readily expressed their opinions concerning the might-have-beens in the picture presentation.The final lecture in the So-Ed (social - education) series will be on the United Nations, when the film \u201cSearchlight on the Nations\u201d {will be shown and a discussion will follow on the evening of December 6.The film will be shown at 9 p.m.Prior to the screening, members of the So-Ed will take part in courses in dancing, leather- craft, bridge, badminton and woodworking.These courses start at 7.30 p.m.Following the discussion, at 10.15, there will be refreshments served and a social evening will continue until 11.30 p.m.It is through such a program as So-Ed that the busy young men or women can increase their interests and knowledge and still have time for social activities.\u201cThree Evenings in One\u201d is quite true of the So-Ed program.career of Reginald John Leggett, * licensed Master Plumber and long-time resident of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Leggett, who has been in the plumbing and heating trade for more than forty years, thirty of which are now recorded under his own name, was born in England and emigrated to Canada in October, 1909.He immediately began his career with the old Westmount Plumbing and Heating Company, then owned by E.C.Mount.His wage in this initiation period totalled up to \u2014 and skip the adjective \u2014 2% cents per hour.However, when he wound up as a Journeyman Plumber in 1913 he reached the first step on the OFFEE ladder at 30 cents; and, perhaps fortunately, the hours were longer then than they are today.When the Great War broke out, Mr Leggett was already a member of the 13th Battalion of the Royal Highlanders of Canada.He at once joined for active service.To minimize his military services, he was wounded three times; twice in Flanders ang finally in September, 1916, during the closing stages of the Battle GARBAGE No.02 $2.30 ASH CANS HEAVY GALVANIZED WITH COVERS No.03 No.050 - $4.45 CANS of the Somme.In the same month he was evacuated to England.It was his final trip across the channel as a soldier, and the beginning of a new citizenship.It resulted in a lifetime romance, a lovely wife and five children; two boys and three girls.The Mrs.Leggett then-to-be was born in Brighton, was met in Hastings and married as promptly as British laws permit.She has proved to be what any man needs as a helpmate.Resumes Trade Mr, Leggett arrived back in Canada Christmas of 1918, and (Continued on Page 4) VICTOR ALL WOODEN SNOW SHOVELS Child's 35c - No.9 69c - No.12 $1.10 - No.14 $1.39 OIL CANS 1 gal.$1.25 214 gal.$2.49 5 gal.$2.98 GALVANIZED - PAILS No.012 - 65e No.014 - 75e 4860 Sherbrooke W.DE.1145 4169 St.Catherine W.FI.2641 1385 St.Catherine W.MA.6219 Ny Je era ee die aim mre tite fe Lr SE Th SALADA TEA & CO Cu Outstanding Quality « Delicious Flavour raun »OUR After Dinner Quiz 1, How did we get the word salary?' 2.What are the oldest living things in the world?3.Which rank is higher, a Rear Admiral or a Vice Admiral?4.How old was Moses when he died ?5.Who was the litle boy who asked for more?ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.P.McCuaig Limited 65 Hillside Avenue WI.1104 WESTMOUNT 6.What were \u2018the christian 9000 DO OCTIOC OT 0C0C0 names of (a) Scott: (b) Gold- ) smith (c) Browning?\\/ (Answers on Page 16) Q A U i O L | ] E 2 LS ; BATTERIE eV ate | û (Continued from Page 1) SOLD AND SERVICED BY y , ; Oo Q keeping our pets chained up rules .(| this method of destruction out.eENERAL In the meantime, unless our Ô Te O civic authorities have some sug- _ ; 2 ; ; gestion to offer we must continue ) AUTOMOBILE Soret EQUIPMENT to use the old-fashioned rat-trap.° .S| Would an offer of a reward of a 4010 St.Catherine West.« FI.4611 {| few cents for every rat-tail turned (Comer Atwater) - in by our teen-age boys help in U the fight against the death-carry- o\u2014\u2014>o\u2014o« >oc DOK DOC >oc >o< »2o\u2014\u2014>0C\u20140 ing rat?Lee mi rn ne .A New Travel Ration Period Began NOVEMBER 16th AS ANNOUNCED BY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE, THE REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF U.S.DOLLARS FOR TRAVEL CONTINUE IN FORCE.As in the past, it will be necessary for Canadians to obtain a permit from their bank if they wish to take out of Canada more than $10 U.S., or more than $25 in U.S.and Canadian currency combined.Pleasure Travel The maximum amount of U.S.dollars which.any Canadian resident may obtain for pleasure travel purposes during the twelve months beginning November 16th, 1949, is $150.In the case of children of eleven years and under, the amount is $100.There is no restriction in the number of trips as long as the annual.allotment is not exceeded.Travel for Business, Health or Education Reasonable amounts of U.S.dollars may be obtained for these purposes by making dpplication through any of the chartered banks.Travel to Europe Special arrangements exist whereby Canadian dollars can be used to buy the appropriate currencies for travel in the United Kingdom and other sterling area countries, as well as in most countries of Western Europe.Travel expenditure in these countries does not come out of the $150 U.S.currency ration.Further information available at any bank or from FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTROL BOARD ST.JOHN'$S + MONTREAL * OTTAWA » TORONTO « WINDSOR ¢ VANCOUVER lssved under authority of the Government of Canada THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 25, 1919 \u201cKarnak Karnival\u201d Proceed; To Buy Hospital Equipmen Mrs.G.Retallack Plumbing No .(Continued from Page 3) was discharged from the forces the following month.He promptly resumed his chosen trade, and within ten months was operating under his own name.His first big job was the old Allen Theatre \u2014 now the Palace \u2014 on St.Catherine St.That job turned out to be a first-class piece of craftsmanship, and marked a stage in business.Thereafter, the new firm began to specialize in the most modern methods of plumbing and heating, and it has kept up-to-date in both commercial and residential needs.However, if the years were unbroken, this did not mean an unbroken record of success.As always there were interludes.When the depression hit in 1929, it was as bothersome to plumbers as to brokers and bankers.Failures on the part of general contractors, particularly those responsible for a major housing development in Montreal West, distressed a good many in the trade, and Mr.Leggett was not one of the least.It took time and fortitude, and a considerable amount of business goodwill, which suddenly came to the fore, to work out of that.But finally this combination won out.During World War II, Mr.Leggett established for the Federal Government plumbing and heating systems in some of the largest military camps in Eastern Canada.Near North Pole Since then the firm has specialized in prefabricated plumbing and heating installations, and its activities have ranged in recent years from Sable Island to Banff, B.C., and north to Churchill, Ungava Bay, Yellowknife, and to one point not far south of the North Pole.Just recently Mr.Leggett's youngest son \u201cBob\u201d returned from the Arctic, where he supervised plumbing and heating installations for government contractors.Incidentally, both sons were in the navy during World War II, and one, Reginald, jr., went down with H.M.C.S.Athabasca, and spent 15 long months in German prisoners- of - war camps.Last spring Mrs.and Mr.Leg- gett made a trip back to old haunts in Britain, touring Devon, Cornwall, Scotland and many other of the beauty spots of the Old Country.Before their trip ended it was expanded to the continent.Mr, Leggett is a member of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, the National Association of Master Plumbers and Heating Contractors of Canada, Inc.and The Corporation of Plumbing and Heating Contractors of the Province of Quebec.} Both Mr.and Mrs.Leggett see eye-to-eye on more than the average number of social activities, and on none more than their joint.endeavours in caring for others.These benevolences are carefully Karnak Karnival wag official opened on Wednesday night Victoria Hall, Westmount, |, McL.Marshall, Potentate Karnak Temple, before à larg audience.Mr.Marshall explain the purpose of the Karnival a pointed out that the entire Pr ceeds would be used to purcha additional equipment for the Mo treal Unit of the Shriners Bo pital for Crippled Children, \u2018The Karnival was promoteq y Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club under ¢ chairmanship of Mrs.G.§, Lg tallack, 4036 Beaconsfield Ay The committee in charge ha been untiring in their efforts make this event a success a the response from the public { Wednesday night augurs well { the final result.Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club was form twenty-five years ago when t} Hospital was opened and sin then have given freely of the time to sew and mend and keg the hospital knitted wear stog replenished.The ladies have also donatd gifts of equipment\u2014one of the being the physio-therapy pod where limbs are strengthened | exercise in the water, contributi much to speedy recovery of tj unfortunate children under tres ment.The Karnival will continue un Friday night and the committ are confident that public suppo Will enable them to purchase son much needed equipment to aid ti work of the hospital.Montreal May.(Continued from Page 1) sidents of all suburban cities af towns make a3 much use of t toll free bridges as do citizens the city proper.In the case of t widening and opening up of Bu side, Mayor Cameron and his dermen may have an out.Drummond St.Blocked They may point to the fact th under a previous Montreal Admi istration a permit was deliberat ly granted to allow of the co struction of the Drummond Co Apartments which effective blocked Burnside at Stanley § It is presumed that it will be cessary to cut some sort of arcade through the Drummof Court building which would § tail costly structural alteratio on top of the expropriation figu which would undoubtedly co high.It is learned that within rece times there has been consideral realty movements in connecti with properties lying in a dirg line with Burnside between Sts ley and Guy which lends creden to the rumour that something brewing.The opening up of Burnside ¢ necting with St.Luke at Guy 2 continuing from Atwater on We ern Avenue would ease the ea west traffic especially as the né artery would be free of bus à tram lines.Whether Westmou should help pay the cost is, ho ever, a horse of another colour.The creation of a borough $ tem similar to the London, En land, pattern may well he | eventual answer to this and oth problems.MECHANICALLY SPEAKING A good mechanic watches 0¥ his machine constantly, repair! or replacing parts at the first sl of wear and tear.The human I chine also needs an occasid check-up to see that all the Pd are working well.You'll get bett service from your body if ¥ make repairs while they are sm «+.before they disrupt the whd function of the machine.organized, and for the most p4 are channelled through the etd lished social welfare gro They have always been unosten tious, and are probably the J subject either Mrs, or Mr 4 gett would wish to have dV upon.Spen starr Monl stage and drive at tl \u2014_\u2014 + The Ml Church Cartier tember Booth Ing, car of the tf a bo A dis rg will if the ton of | Mont The Film Mount it 2.30 Mrs.Éducati thairm The Mohamm tr for ] hibject Pakista Fragrd Fascir loucÀ The lsometH ould father wom uch \u20ac And fumes, fagran erfunid ème is AN; press.fiting Here fas su an Racy, puis Jo fore i.A.The 7 jew tokes \u2018tou aks, 8 op, ather fn bu th a Alled t And, rgé's 1 git for tq Phrog Tigrl Meth; \u2014 \u2018THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 25, 1949 - PAGE FIVE ° \u2019 Manre:a Guild Holds n Election Of Officers The annual meeting of Manresa ficia) Ladies\u2019 Guild was held in Congress ght Hall on Thursday, November 17.by The election of officers followed te the monthly Holy Hour conducted larg by the director, Father Vincent plaing Shaughnessy, S.J.al a Mrs.Anthony Blanchard was re- Fe pr elected president for a third term rch, and will be assisted by the follow- e Mo ing officers: \"Ho First vice-president, Mrs.John n.M.Doyle; second vice-president, bted | Mrs.J.E.Goodman; third vice- ler tH president, Mrs.C.A.Doyle; treas- L.R urer, Mrs.F.B.Kelly; recording d Av secretary, Mrs.J.A.Lacombe; e ha corresponding secretary, Mrs.W.orts M.Polan.> ss à Counsellors: Mrs.David Suther- blic ¢ land, Mrs.W.G.Cowan, Mrs.J.Cell f MacDonald, Mrs.W.J.Barber and That's what | used to say, and it was true.Mrs.J.K.Cullen.Sometimes I'd dream of the day when I'd have time form The reports of the various com- and leisure to do all the things | wanted to do, but hen ti mittees all indicated continuing 1 had to admitt wasn't doing anything about it à sin interest and growth of the Guild\u2019s except dream.| never seemed to be able to put f the activities.Following their adoption anything aside.pd keg enthusiastic plans were made for Now, | know those dreams will come truer stod increased activity in enrolling ad- They\u2019 teed .ditional members, stimulation of Through Sa simple saving plan which, strangely d interest i - 2 ona AT THE MONKLAND ment ps gather ob fond tor enough, I've found involves no hardship, I am now ly Pod Spencer Tracy apd Deborah Kerr form the distinguished co- the early completion of the Retreat saving money for the first time in my life.ned SEN starring team of \u201cEdward, My Son,\u201d starting Saturday at the House and grounds at Beacons- The Plan?rb Monkland Theatre.Filmization of the great London and Broadway field.A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY! i of 4 stage success, the picture casts Tracy and Miss Kerr as husband It was announced that home Annuities Branch T trea and wife in a powerful story of a man whose ruthless ambition Card party prize winners were Mrs.anuities bra drives him to ruin, It was filmed in England, with George Cukor |J.W.Doyle, Mrs.Panneton, and DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR _ ue un at the directorial helm.Mrs.M.Johnson.- HUMPHREY MITCHELL Minister A.MacNAMARA Deputy Minister mmitt suppo Be Io The Womens Ral wl + Un e omen 5 ealm > I + | + \u2026.Annual Bazaar Westminster Church Luncheon e 1) The annual bazaar of the Westminster Central United ! : The Laurentian Service Organ- M Church of the Good Shepherd, | Church will hold a bazaar in the i i i i i Mail this Coupon today POSTAGE FREE ities afl Cartierville, will take place De-! church hall, 926 Awater avenue, ization is holding its luncheon 2 sw e of Member 2, at 7:30 p.m.today at 2.30.meeting on Monday at the Mount Ane Branch, un ote © tizens Booths will include home cook- \u2014\u2014\u2014 oyal Hotel.\u2018 : .i.se of line, candy, sewing, and the W.A.W.C.T.U Guest speaker will be Mr.Don- Please send me COMPLETE INFORMATION about Canadian Government Annuities.of Bu of the church will be in charge Troe ald Hurwitz, director of Federa- NAME.«eee ee eee eee eee ee evant eee me ec eemmmeseaaacceansaasananananas 1 his of a hooth.The monthly meeting of the tion of Jewish Philanthropies.| (PRINT CLEARLY) A display of English folk danc- Womens Christian Temperance Mrs.Sydney Adelstein, presi- ADDRESS ked bg will be given by young girls Union of Montreal will be held in dent will preside.\u2019 fact thi the district, under the direc-|the parlours of the First Baptist ! J \u2014 } Admifilifion of Mrs.E.A.Goodwin.Church, 1171 Guy Street, today \u2014 liberal at 2.30, with Mrs.Alice Keating, \u2014 q 4 © President, in the chair, the © Montreal Women's Club \"°Sident, M the chair VY | ( | OR | A 10 I nd Cou , ; 7 , .fective The Montreal Women's Club C.P.A.Bridge .lev § wil meet on Monday at the i , oo Wut Royal Hotel, Cardy Hall, The Women's Auxiliary, Cana- ill be it 2.30 p.m.dian Paraplegic Association, Que- © 1 rt of Mrs.H.C.Hatcher, Home and bec Division, will hold its annual \u2014 \"il Affiication Department, will be |bridge on December 5, at 8 p.m, 2 e \u2018ould @ airman.in the Royal Montreal Regiment teraiRS The speaker, the Honourable armoury.; n fun hammed Ali, High Commission- Refreshments will be served and \u201cBL tor Pakistan, will take as his (table and door prizes will be ; kibject of address \u201cEducation in 8!Ven.in recy can, Tickets may be obtained by call- 1siderat ing Mrs.H.Ward, WA.8472.onnecti .Proceeds to be used in maintain- a dire Fragrances of Fashion ing a paraplegic summer camp.en Sta F \u2019 .° _\u2014 ascinate in Jewel-Lik creden r ale in J I \u20ac MONTREAL TRUTH CENTRE etning Mllouch Control Vial At the refular Sunday evening side ca The perfect present should be Service of the Montreal Truth Cen- Guy a iomething very special\u201d.It tre, which is under the leadership on We Hould be heart-stirring poetry, of Dr.Margaret Davies Edwards, the eagffffiher than prose.In the case of the guest speaker was Miss Marthe nil\u2019 \u201coman, it's perfume.It has jorie Kirkness.Her topic, \u201cThe pus à lich ego-gladdening lift! Power of Universal Love\u201d was a estmou And when we speak of per-|Message of Truth principles and js, ho limes, a line of precious worldly stressed the overwhelming need solour.fagrances comes to mind.The|of universal brotherhood in the ugh STR funier's name is Fabergé, their world today.| on, En lime is for the fashion fragrances.Miss Edith Murray, director of | be tJ - Aphrodisia, Woodhue and Ti-|music for the Montreal Truth nd oth fess.Their game is to imbue Centre, was soloist, and gave vo- à fting with the utmost glamour! cal \u2018renditions of Mendelssohn\u2019s Here are a few Fabergé Christ- \u201cConsolation\u201d and \u201cPrayer Per- KING s suggestions that we recently fect\u201d by Ervine J.Stenson.She \u2019 li and sniffed at Berke's Phar- was accompanied at the piano by hes O'BRacy Cape's Reliable Stores, Du- Mrs.H.F.Breigel.rep lis Freres Ltd., Macy's Drug- Next Sunday evening, Novem: Ë first Sire Re 'd, Henry Morgan and |ber 27, the guest speaker will be man ME A Ogilvy's, y 5 Dr.Evan D.Lewis whose chosen GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH .GET A ccasio The purse-perfect \u201cFabergette\u201d, (Subject, \u201cHealth from the Stand- the pl jewel.like applicator which point of the Bible\u201d shouM hold a HILLM AN MINX ret belies on perfume according to |Special appeal for all interested : / if MR \"touch control\u201d principle, won't |in the metaphysical way of life.OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT IS NOW OPEN FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF are STOEL spill or waste a precious Soloist will be Miss Edith Mur- ENGLISH CAR OWNERS the WIG).Tt hag a gold-plated cap, |ray.ather case, smart gift box.You These meetings are a regular \u201cbuy it singly, or love-matched part of the schedule of the Mont- 10st path a flacon of cologne in what is |real Truth Centre, and are held he ested the \u201cFabergette Ensemble\u201d.|every Sunday evening at 8 o'clock 8 grou Ang, speaking of cologne, Fa-|at 1628 Sherbrooke St.w., (near nosten \"Es \u201cCologne Duette\u201d is a gol- Guyi.SHOWROOM NEAR WESTMOUNT THEATRE the ARR\"! sift-boxed duo of Woodhue Everyone is welcome.Mr.LAR tailored clothes) with either 5028 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST WA.1177 ve dwiilliirodisia (for glamour dresses) The.tiny earthworm has 10 : Tigresg (for furs).It's really hearts and a complete set of both % OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING * Mething to sing about! male and female sex organs. ES : g ST 2 - ax ram Ahan PAGE SIX THE EXAM Serving (he Uity of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Oftice: 219) WAlnw 27734 \u201cThe Examiner Mail subneripituns Post fee dep Hampton Ave sims .te be an independent clean Newspaper fur the heme devoted to public ws cw ve Classified Advertising Carrying a complete stock of \u2014 GLIDDEN PAINTS à complete\u201d voriment of \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 WORDS 35¢ ARTISTS\" MATERIALS WAlnut 2773» 3 c for each additional word FRAMED F ICTURES PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED MIRRORS AFTER 10.30 AM.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE .WE DELIVER \u2014 WE.6809 \u2014\u2014 \u2014= \u2014 Là PROPERTY FOR SALE 21 GARAGE WANTED 29 FOR SALE 32 DOMESTIC HELP -a (General) WANTED COTE ST.LUC DEVELOPMENT situated in the municipality of Cote gt.Laue, 200 bungalows, semi-detacher or detached, 6 rooms, tiled bathrooms, hardwood floors, heating systems, concrete basement, situated near school and church.A commercial (enter will be rected, parks and \u2018playgrounds, Selling price, $9.000.[ots included $2.00 cash, $7,000 mortgage for 20 years.STANDARD HOME CONSTRUCTION 4149 Cote St.Luc Rd.WA.7410 Office open from 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.Sat, and Sun.included.3 -ou 12 APARTMENTS TO LET VILLE ST.LAURENT \u2014 New mod ern apartment, 5 large rooms.Heated, hot water year around, water taxes paid.(ias stove and frigidaire.Janitor Service.Rent $102.50 monthly.BY.1319.S-29 20 ROOMS TO LET TO RENT \u2014 Westmount, large front mom with dining room and kitchen privileges.FEL.8282.5-68 NICELY furnished bed-sitting room, business people preferred.Vicinity Grertte Avenue, FI.6114 anytime.WESTMOUNT, residential, bright front room, very large, private fami- Is, kitchen privileges.WIL 2573.S-67 (OLUMBIA Ave \u2014 Well furnished mom, privileges, references exchang- el.WE.7764.S-25 ST.MATTHEW street, comfortable mon in business woman's apartment.All privileges, WT.7013 after 7 p.m.S-11 ¥ ROOMS WANTED YOUNG Norwegian business man desires large, nicely furnished room, with hreakfast, and garage.with pri- vat family, in modern Westmount Hom».From December 3rd.No objection to children.Box 704, c-o 2185 Hampton, S-42 4 AUTOS FOR SALE FORD, 1936 deluxe coach, new motor, tires, Hghts, clutch, brakes, other improvements, woth $300.00, will consider reasonable offer.EL.1552.S-39 % GARAGE TO LET HEATED garage vicinity Montrose ind arden.Apply 4450 Montrose.$12.00 monthly, S-45 SMALI, car on Roslyn Avenue, be- ween Sherbrooke and Western.El.194.S-32 | (J BA Collins FUNCRAL HOM\u20ac 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel pm a I BIRO &BRO GARAGE wanted Arlington or vicinity.After 6 p.m.WA.9079, S-33 29 FOR SALE -a (General) BABY carriage; man\u2019s winter coat; girl's winter outfit, 5- 6.WA, 2359.8-37 KODAFLECTOR Kodascope rapid splicer; Kodascope filmviewer 16mm.All Eastman.AT.4642 after 5 p.m.S-24 BEAR rug, heavily lined, 54x63\".WA.8098.5-43 COLLECTION OF GLASSES This is a most unusual collection, sizes 11 ounce to 3, minimum price, $250.00.WA.6372.S-59 HATS MADE TO ORDER .And remodelled.For appointment._5-61 Call DE.1015.GIRI'S green coat, with velvet hood, size 14-16, WI.8734.S-62 PIANO Layton, Upright, mahogany finish.In good condition.DE.0897 after 6.30 BLACK Hudson seal coat, small size, $50.00.FIL 2894.8-21 MANURE BY THE LOAD SMALL QUANTITIES $2.00, FREE DELIVERY GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.WA.6526 S-18 BEAUTIFUL oriental rug, new, 8 x 10, $43.00.Bargain.DE.4923, S-23 CORNICE BOXES Made to order to your own special occasions, samples submitted.AT.0521, S-15 UPRIGHT piano, $100.00; gas stove, $15.00, DE.5262.S-23 CABIN TRAILER Going South for the winter.Rent a cabin trailer, it's inexpensive.AT.9871, EL.6023.S-7 p.m.S-28 MODERN refrigerator, new Westing- RACCOON coat, size 13, perfect con- pouse, 6.Ideal for Christmas gift.dition, unusual bargain, WE, 3708, [2 Year guarantee.WI.3956.5-47 S-58 TRAILE : capacity for ful man tie cooker, KS TO RENT capacity for ful nner, very good Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trall- condition, = $20.00.Phone WE.3057.ers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.S-57 9871, EL.6023, S-6 SKI boots, size 5, ski pants, 8-10; DESK for sale, stenographer type.lady\"s hand knitted ski sweater: 6 BY.1705 after 6.30 me £0: dress shirts, size 17.DE.6684.S-55 AN CHAS ROSE colored evening dress with 81 W TED xo PUR E olero, size 12, never worn, $15.00.; sui > -2 4 D DIE 7137, Soni NOES suit wanted, 18-20.Call FE BEAUTIFUL Persian lamb coat, size SHOTGUN, double barrel, any size, 16.Two tailored men's winter coats, preferably 10 gauge.IL.£367.s-34 size 40.Will sell reasonable.Going VICTORIAN sia he a 4 din South.923 Pratt Ave, Outremont, paires skis SA bouts an 1 ning AT.7132.s-53 chairs: skis an oots, sizes 11% an \u2014 = 2%; large meccano.EL.6184 S-60 oh Fainting, 30x24, frames, $35.00, CHEST of drawers, or chiffonier GIRLS ski boots, jacket and* Tacks without mirror, about 28\" high, suit- good condition.WE 5808.si able, men's shirts.FI.1640, mornings, CHESTERFIELD suite, covered in riche velours, will sacrifice at $79.00; carpet, Oriental design, will sacrifice at $27.95.0820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.7323.s-45 BEDROOM suite, new 5 pieces.walnut finish, two tone, sacrifice immediately $89.00.5820 Sherbrooke street West, EI.7325.S-48 BABY'S stroller; also man\u2019s brown leather snowboots, shearling lined, side zipper, medium size.Both good condition.FI.1045.S-63 INTERFAITH SERVICE Rev.W.E.Jackson, B.A., B.D, of the Church of St.James the Apostle, corner of St.Catherine and Bishops .Sts., will conduct\u2019 a service sponsored by the Interfaith Department of the Diocese of Montreal at 7.30 p.m.on Sunday in his church.The preacher will be the Rev.Dr.Norman Gore, Executive Secretary of the Interfaith Department.CATALOGUE EU Ti ST FunE&\u20acRAL DiRractoRs Establishad 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beautz At your disposal without charge 123 Qoudtain St Phone: MA 432 x WANTED, standard or portable typewriters, at once, any make or condition.Phone BE, 4366.S-27 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590, FI.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Jfotel S-10 ANTIQUE silver, china, palntings, furniture, figurines, vases, clocks, objets d'arts purchased.Full value, 1480 St.Catherine, Lyons, WI, 790, Grenfell.Room 146, Sun Life Building.* \u2014+* | Westmount Baptist | * Something different in Bible Exposition will be presented in Westmount Baptist Church from this Sunday to Friday, December 2nd.Rev.and Mrs.C.W.Slemming Travelling Bible Conference Speakers of the Bible Testimony Fellowship (London, Eng.) will present a Series of illustrated Lecture Sermons.The technique is quite unusual.Mr.Slemming has lived for many years in the Orient, and particularly in Palestine, and is an authority on the manners and customs of the people of both the Old and the New Testament.Mr.and Mrs.Slemming use Palestinian costumes, such as those of the High Priest and the Shepherd, as well ag carefully constructed models, interesting curios and pictograph This modern building, to be eonstructed at Harrington u on the bleak Labrador coast, will replace the 40-year-old worn- out structure built by the self-sacrifice of the great Sir Wilfred WOMAN for housework, %9a.m.-1 p.m.daily.References required.FI.Lu -64 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED RELIABLE man, for day work, housecleaning, gardening, etc.Very best references, colored.Please phone Martin, WE.4752 after 9 p.m.S-19 FREE OFFER Windows cleaned free with every job we do.Home cleaning from attic to basement.Try us and you will always phone TR.7516.S-30 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE LADY wishes to mind your babies while you shop or day-work.Honest and reliable.Accustomed to Jewish people.Write Box 605, c-o 2185 Hampton.S-16 se HELP WANTED MALE BOY for snow shovelling now till April, Roslyn Ave.at Cote Road.Monthly, $10.00.WA.5419.S-31 87 SITUATIONS WANTED LE JANITOR wants furnaces to attend; ® Refrigerators ® Connor Washers ® Moffat Ranges © Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West {Near Greene Ave.) Expert Radio and Electrical Repairs WE.2226 - Fl.3006 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BUILDING REPAIRS S.STANDIING \u2014 General carpentry and repairs.Store and office work done in ovenings.Free estimates, Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453.S-12 BABEE - TENDA GENUINE Babee-Tenda tumbleproof, folding safety chair.Authorized re- presentative: L.Green.Phone EX.4305 for free Illustrated literature.S-13 DECORATING FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, FI.Thomas.For painting and decorating, W.Thomas.Estimates free.WI.6311.5-2 STANDRING & JENNINGS REG'D.Interior.exterior palnting and decorating.Satisfaction guaranteed.EL.7453 S-8 also snow shovelling.EL.2573 after DRESSMAKING 7 p.m.8-4 DRESSMAKING and.alterations, BOOKKEEPING done part time, no Don't discard outdated clothes.I have account too small.WA, 2307, mor- ideas.Madame D'Arcy, 2055 Mans- nings or evenings.S-20 field, Apt.6, BF.4688.S-9 42 PERSONALS EXPERIENCED Sregsmaker will Sew in your home.EL.791 1 CHILDREN\u2019S MOVIES MADAME OLGA, our dressmaker- Special movies for children's Birthday Parties.Free group photo.WA.pi SHIRTS repaired.Collars and cuifs turned, 10c each.TR.9766.S-63 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS For particulars P.O.Box 213 Station L, Westmount GROUPS Wednesday Westmount Thursday West End Sunday Afternoon R10 48 TRANSPORTATION LADY would like transportation, 5 days weekly, morning, night, Gros- venor Avenue Jewis General Hospital.DE.5650.S-56 New Grenfell Hospital Grenfell Hospital serves a constituency hundreds of miles in extent \u2014the only hospital available to the residents of that region.Rebuilding the hospital will cost $200,000.The Quebec Government has already contributed $100,000.raised by a public appeal, now in progress.Headquarters is at The balance is being charts, to illustrate their message.At the morning service the theme will be \u201cThe High Priest's Breastplate.\u201d In the evening the theme of the address will be \u201cShepherd Life.\u201d The Christian Youth Fellowship, which will follow the evening service, will be addressed by Mr.and Mrs.Slemming again, using illustrative material.From Monday until Friday, at 8 p.m.the Slemmings will present \u201cCity Life,\u201d \u201cHome Life,\u201d \u201cFarm Life,\u201d \u201cTent Life\u201d and \u201cReligious Life.\u201d Julius Richardson The Women's Division of the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital for Children is holding a pre-campaign meeting and tea for friends of the hospital and ali campaign workers in Leslie Hall, Dominion-Douglas Church, this afternoon at 3 p.m.designer, is at your service.Smart dresses made and altered at moderate prices.4114 St.Catherine West, WE.6227.S-16 DRIESSMAKING, alterations.Reasonable charge, quick service.1047 At- water Avenue, YO.7474.S-36 EDUCATIONAL LESSONS in French conversation by French lady.Parisian method, Phonetics.Studio in Westmount.Phone early morning AT.8222.S-26 FURNITURE.REPAIRS FURNITURE repairs: upholstering, all kinds of furniture polishing, spray painting.Furniture made to order.MA.7820.S-4 MILLINERY MI-LADY ANN, 4114 St.Catherine West, has exclusive assortment of New York velours and fur felts ranging $7.95 up.WE.6227, S-17 RADIO SERVICE * TRY OUR RADIO SERVICE And repair work guaranteed.24 hour service.We call and deliver.Hodge Bros.5362 Sherbrooke West, EL.4540.S-5 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS custom-bullt, Flexalum oven baked slats, will not warp, chip or rust, no Installation charge.Free steel draperies brackets fastened on each blind.First on the market with this exclusive offer.Call for free estimate J.P.Beaudoin, veteran.OXFORD VENETIAN BLINDS REG'D.YO.5681 Evenings: YO 3942 S-1 * Church of the Advent J The Church of the Advent will celebrate its 57th anniversary of the first service held in the church.All communicants are asked to receive the Blessed Sacrament at 8 a.m.with special intention for the Parish.A communion breakfast will be held in the Parish Hall immediately following the service.Rev.R J.L.Slater, Ph.D, Professor of Systematic Theology at McGill University will be the special speaker at the Solemn Eucharist.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing & Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES ST.WEST i Fl.1844 NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 = ! A - PAGE FIGHT CT * + > Srial and P.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Bienvenu and their family have moved from Clarke avenue, Westmount, and are at present residing in the Chateau Apartments, Sherbrooke street west.The Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club held a Dessert Bridge, under the chairmanship of Mrs.G.E.Riley, in Victoria Hall on Monday.Mrs.J.W.Perks, the president, together with Mrs.G.E.Riley, received the guests and members.Dessert was served by Mrs.A.L.Swinden and her committee.Miss Madalyn Willis, who recently returned from a three- months tour of England, Ireland and the Isle of Man, left last week for Chicago, St.Louis and Memphis, to fulfill dancing engagements there, after spending some time with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph A.Willis, Dorchester St, Westmount.Mrs.H.Randall Phillips, accompanied by her daughter, Susan, left Tuesday for Calgary, Alta, where she will reside with her husband, Lieutenant H, Randall Phillips, who is now attached to the Lord Strathcona Horse in that city.At the silver sherry party being held by the Ladies\u2019 Association of the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars on Saturday, from five until seven o'clock, in the Officers\u2019 Mess at the Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, the guests will be received by Lt.Col.and Mrs.E.R.Allen, Major and Mrs.James Domville, and Mrs.George Donaldson.The convener for this event is Mrs.F.Alex Roberts, assisted by Mrs.J.R.Ben- bow, Mrs.A.L.Disher and Mrs.Lorne MacKenzie, Hospital Bazaar The Units of the Jewish Hospital of Hope are sponsoring a bazaar to be-held on Wednesday, from 9 am.to 12 p.m.at the Rialto Hall at 5711 Park Avenue.EASE) 5 Pictured above, following their wedding on Saturday afternoon in St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, Westmount, are Mr.THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949 rsonal + = Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Makepeace Lott and Mrs.Thomas Makepeace Lott.Mrs.Lott, formerly Miss Mary Armistice Maxwell, is the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.James R.Maxwell, and Mr.Lott is the son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Makepeace Lott, of Hale, Cheshire, England.LOTT \u2014 MAXWELL On Saturday afternoon at three o'clock, in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, the marriage took place of Mary Armistice, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.James R.Maxwell, to Mr.Thomas À © Uy COLLECT Furs - 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE Opportunity Sale!\u2019 A CALA CHOOSE FROM AT DISCOUNTS UP TO 33%% Charlotte OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Ur ION TO ~ §& WW - Gowns Westmount FI.7773 Mme A.SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES © © © 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 LeLong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST CourvAL Makepeace Lott, of Montreal, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Makepeace Lott, of Hale, Cheshire, England.The Rev.G.Ward, assistant minister of St.Andrew's United Church, performed the ceremony.Mr.Phillips Motley played the wedding music and Mrs.W.H.Lewis sang during the signing of the register.Chrysanthemums were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by Col.W.J.Norris, was in a gown of white chiffon velvet -with a bodice having a fitted jacket and a full skirt falling into a slight train.She wore a fingertip length veil of tulle illusion and carried an arm bouquet of pale pink Sweetheart roses and bouvar- dia.\u2019 Miss Olive Maxwell, \u2018as maid- of-honor for her sister, was in a frock of rose pink velvet.She wore a hat of matching velvet, trimmed with pale pink ostrich feathers, and carried an arm bouquet of rose pink chrysanthemums.Mr.James C.Kennedy acted as hest man for Mr.Lott and the \u2018asiters were Mr.Kenneth A.Menzies, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mr.John Clarke-Riede.The reception was held at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.Jackson, 469 Argyle Avenue, West- mount, where white and rose baby chrysanthemums were used as decorations.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Lott left\u2019 for Boston, the bride travelling in a brown suit and wearing matching accessories and à corsage bouquet of pink car- { nations.Among the out-of-town guests were Col.and Mrs.W.J.Norris, of Hamilton, Ont.; Mr.K.A.Menzies, of Deep River, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Isherwood, of Falmouth, Muss.Clinic Visit The \u201cKnow Your Montreal\u201d group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will visit the Red Cross Clinic on Isabella avenue, and the Blood Donors Clinic.on St.Catherine street.on Tuesday.All members who signified their intention to attend will meet at 2 p.m.at the N.D.G.Post, Office.Realizing that Canadians who made history had .been sadly neglected, the Knotts resolved that Canadian children should learn something of the history of their own country.from other books besides textbooks.And with this end in view, they have thus far published four books, with authentic Canadian background, and real Canadian historical characters.Of the books now in prepara- of the Calgary stampede, which draws tens of thousands to thal city each year.* % * MINUTE MALICE .Friday afternoon, this office received a call from an indignant woman who demanded an explanation as to why the paper had quoted a resolution proposed by Miss Beryl Truax, at a recent meeting of the N.D.G.Community Council, In effect, our caller pointed out that Miss Truax, a recent Labor- Progressive election candidate, was an alleged Communist, and that no self-respecting paper should publish anything proposed by so radical a speaker! For her benefit, therefore, and for the benefit of others who may think along the same lines, we should like to note, in passing, that many of us have become so intent upon protecting \u2018\u201cdemo- , cracy\u201d from the \u201cred menace,\u201d that we have lost sight entirely of that which we are striving to protect.And we might add, that meeting of the N.D.G.Community Council, tempted to carry an account of the speech! * + * MINUTE MARTYR .Have you ever speculated upon which incident in your .preserved in community history 20 years hence?Bet it won't be the one you are thinking of! H.B.S.had not given the matter any thought until this week, when she received a survival as a hill billy housewife ?Did it give her a little reflected well, who was the first pilot to take a flying boat (a Norman Thomson 2B) up from Lake Min- nawanka, near Banff?No, the poem recalls the day her riding horse, impatient at being kept standing too long while she shopped at Wing Lee's store, somehow or other worked loose from the hitching post and then, startled, crashed its hind-ena through the Chinese store keeper's window.And in those old days in the Rocky Mountain village of In- vermere, there just wasn't another piece of glass that size in many a long mile.Wing was a philosopher and took the disaster calmly.So did the horse.H.B.S.took a lot of ribbing \u2014 and twenty years after is still taking it! ¥ * + MINUTE MEMORY .Dorothy Sproule\u2019s experiences as an eighteen-year-old bride in a remote country village miles frem a railroad are told in a sketch of her life in the current number of Canadiana, published quar terly by the Macnab Historical Association.' Mrs.F.H.Sproule, over & tion, one is a comprehensive story.should Josef Stalin speak at a we might be strongly life may be , .\u201c 5 9 glory in being the wife of the McKennA © man, the late Captain A.H.Sand- is We Bul MINUTE MENTION \u2014 Inspired by their 12-year-old son Lenny, Mr, and Mrs.Leonard Knott, Victoria Avenue, are bringing Canadian heroes to life, for Canadian children.Recently, Lenny returned from a three-year residence in Boston, filled with the tales of hardships undergone by Lincoln and Washington, the inventions of Benjamin Franklin, and the exploits of \u2018Buffalo Bill\u201d Cody.But surely, he reasoned, Canada had heroes, too! + nN quarter of a century ago, wag the first president of the N.D.G.Women's Club and is also past president of several Poetry groups in Montreal.Dorothy nearly met her Waterloo in that remote village when for the first time in her life as a homemaker she encountered a wood stove, gz wooden laundry tub and outdoor plumbing! Sophy Elliott, of Westmount, author and lecturer, wrote the sketch, which makes poignant reading in part, and describes how, in sorrowful days, Dorothy Sproule\u2019s interest in poetry was born, an interest which still ap- sorbs her.Canadiana also makes mention of a gathering this autumn of forty writers at Abbey Dawn, the estate in Kingston, Ont.ot Wallace Havelock Robb, son of the late Mr.Robb, of Westmount, - % * Li MINUTE MADNESS .A friend of ours has discovered what we think is the ideal way to dispose of unwanted guests, (Next to poisoning, that is!) %, When company\u2019s expected, he places his cat in a strategic position \u2014 on the mantle, or the third shelf of the sideboard.The cat does the rest.The guest shifts uncomfortably for a time, until our friend inquires politely \u2018Is anything wrong?\" Whereupon the guest replies, \u201cNothing, really.Only, I wish you'd move that ornament.Maybe I've been working too hard lately, but I get the impression that it's staring at me!\u201d The host laughs merrily.and \u201cOh, that's no ornament.says pcem from a friend in B.C, LL where she once lived.Did the C poem enshrine her powers of PLat.4444 Sherbrooke Mountain Ss 5 = 2% al 1 | FARRELL'S 3 CATERING | SERVICE : WEDDINGS, BANQUETS RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES 211 GORDON AVE.| _ YOrk 0254 Residence - TR.2342 2 La) By this cording | ingger to npting irk.[ cause Ww.at smilec WNUTE Bt want ré think 1 M tion is 1 pay even M foot À rine the E ¢ the Ol fill nation.In umed wit wear-0-1d ate the Bl: behin Mrstigating uy steam dots in : plowed | @romen tr cit of the urn, wer oy, bran ir.t= 4 \u2018 & His tru Fgromen, 3 EM rrocery s Ep to t F gumouflag gers, he f M drmeral \u20ac MThings hi ler becs dreamed, Mtetter to fl deared, « maggeris All in Mel Melvill presentin à pictures it 8.15 Melville There of Ho Work, FR( 1467 at's vir cat, Nebuchadnezzar, h always stares.\u201d \u201cWell,\u201d says the guest, with me spirit, \u201cDoes he have to xk on me?I've had a hard by, and he makes me nervous.\u201d «yy smiling at him,\u201d says yy friend, in a burst of con- ince.\u201cHe'll smile right back, he likes you.\u201d By this time, if all has gone cording to plan, the guest will sgger to the door, without at- mpting even so much as a n mirk, Which is just as well.kçause whoever heard of a cat n, pt smiled ?: : g- % #4 Lo WNXUTE MISCHIEF ., .We mt want to be &larmists, but re think that the Younger Gen- ., ration is up to something.There us my even be a plot = a foot to under- Mirine the mentality ME! the Older Gen- ation.In fact we Sow of one young- i tr who created fi near-riot in Montreal st week.Invading the shopping district, Suned with a \u2018cap gun,\u2019 a four- rar-0-ld boy marched boldly sto the library, stationed him- ff behind a lady who was in- West Ph wstigating the mechanism of a vas EY steamshovel, and fired three cn EE mots in rapid succession.Need- : Bellis to say, he achieved the de- ion El effect.The \u201cvictim,\u201d sud- of enly losing interest in all things wn nechanical, headed for the door, of followed by two or three other of women trying desperately to get mt at of the line of fire.These, in \u2019 tun, were followed by one small A by, brandishing a \u201crevolver.\u201d red j His trusty forty-four still in- vay tact, the youngster, following in ste, he wake of several sheepish ing, vomen, made his way to the focery store.Working his way Ip to the cash register, and @«mouflaged by the women shop- ples, he fired several shots in the E@rmeral direction of the cashier.Things hit a new high.The cash- kde became hysterical, women ia creamed, for want of something Jitter to do, and when the smoke deared, one small boy was seen graggering from the store.: Ml in all, it had been quite a y! Melvillé Association #l Melville Church Association fs Mrresenting an evening of moving diictures on Friday, December 2, 5 # 815 p.m., in the church hall, and pf Melville Avenue.ent, | There will also be Talent Tables = à op ome Cooking and Fancy .\\ Are You Entertaining?WE RENT Chairs, Tables, Dishes, Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755.6 HA.5543 Reg'd Extd.13919 6220 Decarie Blvd.4 4 4 4 4 ! 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Lloyd Smith, D.D., officiating.The baby was given the names Sally-Jane Victoria, and the godparents are Mrs.Jan Eisenhardt, Mrs.Gordon Shaw, and Mr, Arthur P, Earle, Jr.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Doehler, the baby's maternal grandparents.Calling Thomas Moore! Westmount, it seems likely, takes honors for having the first violet to bloom in November and for having the very last rose of summer.Looking out at the winter scene on Tuesday, Mr.A.S.Byrd saw something red peeping out of the light snow in the garden.Upon investigation he found no less than three small roses, which he at once plucked and took indoors.Mr.Byrd, who is a retired tramway employe, is an ardent gardener and though his garden at 8 Gladstone Avenue, Westmount, is relatively small, he makes the most of it and finds much pleasure in his hobby.Î For this week's Woman's Realm Dolls and Wardrobes | Please see page 5 | * * Westmount High School Alumnae Annual Bridge December 1 The annual bridge of the West- mount High School Alumnae Association will take place on Thursday, December 1, at eight o'clock, in St.Matthias Church Hall, Westmount.As a feature of the evening there will be a piano recital by the Messrs.Barry and Mark Wiesenfeld, students of the school.The meeting will be presided over by Mrs.Fred Packer, the president.Mrs.L.P.Patterson will receive, assisted by the following .ladies: Mrs, R.Harvie, Miss B.Truax, and Miss D.King, ! AMEN Guests at the head table will be: Mr.and Mrs.R.O.Bartlett, Mr.H.B.Parker, Mr.C.H.Savage, Miss Agnes James, Miss Ethel James, Miss Mary Grant, Miss E.G.Lawlor, Miss Hazel Moore, Miss Ruth Shearing, Miss Helen Shearing, Miss M.Brodie, Mrs, C.Wiesenfeld.Mrs.Bruce M.Adair will be convener of the refreshments, and Mrs.-Hilda Smith is in charge of tickets for the bridge.All proceeds will be in aid of the scholarship fund of the Alumnae Association.THE EXAMINER, \\WWESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949 Active In Bazaar To Be Held Saturday RE me ama PAGE NINE Uo: Roudis FRE, You'll want a hair style that's easy to care for, but gaily glamorous so that vou'll always look vour\u201d festive best! 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business men the same op- norfunity as his Parisian confréres who head for their favourite Bistro at lunchtime.LA TOUR EIFFEL is oroud to feature a Plate Luncheon \u2014 including-soup, dessert, tea or coffee \u2014sueh dishes as \u2018Filet of Sole Meu- niére,\u201d or \u2018\u2018Beef with cabbage and Horse-radish,\u201d \u201cHam glazed with Pineapple,\u201d \u201cKidney Rizotto\u201d (is your mouth watering?) or \u2018\u201cBoeuf Miroton\u201d (Braised Beef with a wine sauce) for $1.40, specially prepared for each meal\u2014attractions varying from day to day.Such tempting dishes can be considered \u2018\u2018une pièce de résistance\u201d when the Chef is the famous Reymond.Small wonder that this is the mecca for gourmets where actresses, actors, writers, financiers gather daily.Prince Bernardt of Holland, Erna Sack, Georges Gué- tary or Maurice Chevalier, as well as Montrealers, choose this Café \u2014 our lunch was flawless, absolutely delicious and we enjoyed the cosy Bistro atmosphere, plus wonderful service.Ralph, formerly of Drury\u2019s, is Maitre d\u2019'Hétel.Bar, longest in Town, serves wines and liqueurs at reasonable prices.There is a very interesting panel showing bottles from different vineyards of France.Over all is the spirit of Paris, lent by murals of beautiful Notre Dame and gay can-can girls of the Bal Tabarin \u2014 our table being beside the Seine \u2014* just a few steps from the crowds of St.Catherine Street, on Stanley.Forget your waistline, girls.Try this business men's lunch, served between 12 noon and 3 p.m.This is really marvellous food prepared by artists.Dinner is served as usual \u2014 open till 10 p.m.with room for parties of twenty-five upstairs.For a veritable treat \u2014 LA TOUR EIFFEL, Stanley Street.Youn 7s al / * * Brazilian Coffee Brazilians prefer a roast of COFFEE bean which we would consider slightly burnt \u2014 nevertheless we might try their popular method for making COFFEE.You will be sure to enjoy it, however, providing you use BOKAR, A & P\u2019s winey, vigorous blend \u2014 80 here goes.\u201cThe desired amount of COFFEE is placed into the filter or sack.A proportionately proper amount of water is boiled separately, and a small quantity of it 1s poured over the COFFEE as soon as if starts to boil.\u201d This is quoted from the ABC of COFFEE put out by the National COFFEE Department of Brazil, a fascinating book.\u201cAt the same time \u201cthe brew is stirred rapidly with a spoon, preferably of wood, to form a smooth, semi-fluid paste.This is done to retain the aroma of the COFFEE, as otherwise the COFFEE grounds would rise to the top when the remainder of the water is poured, with consequent loss of flavour and aroma.The balance of the water is then poured over this same COFFEE mixture at slow intervals.This allows a slow infusion of the COFFEE.(two to four minutes) which is one of the secrets in good COFFEE making\u201d \u2014 the other one being that with A&P you simply cannot go wrong.The methods used in different countries are very interesting and lend variety to our meals.We find A & P blends suit our taste best no matter what recipes we use \u2014 BOKAR, winey, strong, and vigorous, RED CIRCLE, rich and full-bodied or 8 O'CLOCK, the mild and mellow blend \u2014 Just go into an A & P Store and sniff the wonderful COFFEE with all the good elements of best growing and preparation behind it, ready for your stove and cup and YOU.P.S.Have some ready for .after the Santa Claus parade on Saturday.OPENING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949 Ladies\u2019 wearing apparel and accessories, costume jewellery, bric-a-brac and REMNANTS FREE DRAWING for PRESTO COOKER with every purchase during first two weeks PROCEEDS FOR COUNCIL'S COMMUNITY SERVICES Sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women, Montreal Section.1520 MOUNTAIN ST.LAncaster 9728.BElair 0916 lanadas Fnost Beauty Salon, PERMANENT WAVING 1S AN ART WHICH i CAN ONLY BE DONE BY EXPERTS Plain colour Sculptured Wilton from the famous MOHAWK mills «5 & «9 ing line of carpets and rugs now on CC® display in our showrooms.The MOHAWK Grosvenor is exclusive to us in Quebec Province.Availabie in grey, green and beige and in widths of 9' and 12\".Cr cgee M umien (Subsidiary Canada Carpet Cleaning Co.) Parking Space EX.3411 3945 NAMUR ST.in U.S.direct to us.See this excit- Olive Bogart To Be N.D.G.Club Artist READER, DANCER, MIME Miss Bogart, pictured above in the role of Pilgrim Mother, is to be the featured artist at the December 2nd open meeting of the N.D.G.Women's Club in Victoria Hall.Miss Bogart, an artist of wide experience, graduated from dramatic School, Boston.She has played in Shakesperean drama with Robert E.Mantel and other notable actors.As part of her training she has studied dancing and the pantomime.Women's Clubs in the States have acclaimed her ability.Her recital at the meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club is called \u201cEchoes from the Americas.\u201d Olive Bogart will make her Canadian debut when she plays at the open meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club in Victoria Hall, December 2nd.Hospital Of Hope Units Plan Bazaar The Units of the Jewish Hospital of Hope are sponsoring a bazaar to be held on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m.to 12:00 p.m.at the Rialto Hall, at 5711 Park ave.The numerous dontions received from manufacturers, wholesalers and friends of the cause and the large variety of items assures the public of a large number of attractive booths, filled with merchandise.\u2018 The proceeds of this undertaking will be used for the maintenance of the hospital, catering primarily to the poor, irrespective of race, creed and religion and who are afflicted with some serious chronic illness.The bazaar will afford the public an effort also to help support this humanitarian cause and at the same time obtain desirable merchandise at very popular prices, Much effort and time has been devoted to this bazaar to make it one of the most outstanding events of its type.Tea will be served in the afternoon.Mrs.S.Cohen, President of the Council of Units, is the convener, assisted by Mrs.H.Oberfield, Mrs.L.Rabinovitch, Mrs.S.Alrod, and Mrs.P.W.Cohen.Drama Group The Drama Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club, under the chairmanship of Mrs.C.W! Thompson, will meet Wednesday, at 2 p.m.in the N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.Mrs.Cecile Wright directs this group, which meets every two weeks.LADIES! 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Ewinde and ho Mrs.groups f the se tals, a gardin formec , à 1 uv your erial hite, ide, p the ylon, ecial br \u2014 time hand sion- htèle, tter ong, died Just rful ow- our 7202 5335 SENT ur n 50 ND.G.Women's Club Hears Standi ing Committee Reports The Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club \u2018held jts regular monthly Jeeting on Friday, November 18, perks, President, in the Chair, in Victoria Hall with Mrs.J.W.Mrs.H.S.Marion recording\u2019 secretary, read the minutes, Mrs.J.P.Zeran, the correspondence, and in the \u2018absence of Mrs.S.Turner, Nrs.H.S.Marion read the treasurer's report.The membership report ras read by Mrs.I.K.Lowry.Mrs.Pefks extended a special welcome to new members, after hich chairman of standing committees presented reports.Mrs.Wagar, civic chairman, re-* orted having - discussed rent controls at their last meeting, deciding to send an appeal to Ottawa pking for postponement of evic- fon notices till May 15, 1950, also b have proposed rental increase J (wired considerably.Mrs.W.G.Stevens reported on 3 vomen\u2019s Auxiliary, Catherine Ha sooth Hospital.In a report by Mrs.S.P.Hill, Bl ad by Mrs.H.S.Marion, it was SER sated that the Women\u2019s Auxiliary ¢ the Homeopathic Hospital is panning to refurnish two rooms M (n the second floor of the hospital, Mrs.M.G.Price read her res prt on the Montreal Girls\u2019 Asso- dation.Mrs.R.B.Moffit, repre- dntative to the Notre Dame de Bl Grace Library for boys and girls, reported on the \u2018Patrons\u2019 Tea\u201d teld this month in Community M Hal, at which special donors and # representatives of Community Organizations making special dona- tons, were present.The president described the plaque on which the rame of the club was inscribed as s special patron.Mrs.R.Reynolds, chairman of Military Hospital visiting, report- « having visited Ste.Anne de Bellevue Hospital and attending to special requests there.She also extended thanks to all who so generously donated gifts of cakes, fuit, books, playing cards, tobac- R © and 7,000 cigarettes.Mrs.J.H.Maude, representative to the Local Council of Women, ssked that the club support the proposed Julius Richardson Hospital drive for funds, in December.Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite read a teport on United Nations Association in Canada, and Mrs.A.A.#4 Davis reported on the Girls\u2019 Coun- M9 telling Centre.Mrs.R.H.Grant\u2019s report on tie door committee was read by Mrs.H.S.Marion.Mrs.A.L.Frinden read her report on house ind hospitality.Mrs.R.Japp, chairman of froups and classes, reported on | tie sewing of layettes for hospi- tals, and made announcements regarding bridge groups, the newly- formed French conversational Towers eo for a Happy Birthday It takes three to make @ birth day.Yeu, the coke and the flawers, Remember her birthday always with her favorite flowers.We'll deliver them to her whenever and wherever you specify.Why not register birthdays and anniversaries with us?Then You'll always be sure the right People get the right flowers at the right time.dSertrand \u2018Che Florist AT THE LAURENTIEN HOTEL DORCHESTER ST.W.FRED 5431 BUSTER BERTRAND PL.5432 BERTRAND EE = \"tients, group, and the music appreciation group.The press report was given by Mrs.G.E.Riley, who spoke of the forthcoming bridge, and Mrs.R.Japp reported on the orchestral concert to be held Decémber 9, in Victoria Hall, at 8:15 p.m.Miss Carol Hick entertained with two piano selections.~ The meeting was followed by a discussion on community concerts by Mr.Harold Hendrick of New York.Mrs.R.Uden thanked the speaker.The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club, together with other associations, will sponsor a series of community concerts next season.Tea was served by Mrs.A.L.Swinden and her committee, Marntime Women Holding Tea, Sale The annual tea and sale of the Maritime Women's Club, under the convenership of Mrs.H.E.Younghusband, is taking place this afternoon, from 2 to 6, in the Notre Dame de Grace branch of the YM.C.A.The following are in charge of the various tables: home cooking, Mrs.R.P.Freeman; white elephants, Mrs.Freeman Roberts; kitchen table, Mrs.R.J.Gries- bach; aprons, Mrs.R.J.Russell and Mrs.J.R.Pearden; miscellaneous Mrs.J.E.MacVicar; and fish pond, Mrs.W.Jonah.Sale of Christmas Gifts Made by Handicapped Being Held Today The Homecraft Outlet Shop of the Jewish Junior Welfare League is holding a sale of articles, hand-made by the handicapped, today on the main floor at Eaton'son the main floor at Eaton's.Included in this sale will be a wide selection of merchandise such as infants and children's knitwear, knitted socks, toys, aprons, pot holders, wood cuts, leather wallets, book-ends, picture frames, gloves, handbags, etc., all made by veterans, sanatorium pa- and other handicapped people and shut-ins who have been referred to the League by social agencies.This project was started just over a year ago to give these people an outlet for their work, and for many of them it is their only means of support.That it is a much-needed service has been substantiated by the local therapists and social service directors, and it is the only one of its kind in Montreal.Here is an opportunity for all to make this a real Christmas by doing our Christmas shopping eaory and helping the handicapped to help themselves.Blue Goose Bridge The next general meeting of the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, will be the Christmas Bridge and tea for members and friends, to be held at the Mount Royal Hotel on Wednesday, at 2.30 p.m.under members of the organization.the convenership of the executive There will be many attractive prizes, and table holders are requested to supply their own playing cards.This is the first major money raising project of the season and the proceeds will be used for the Annual Christmas Welfare contri- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949 With the object of raising money to further their plan to air- condition the nurseries at the Catherine Booth Hospital, the Women's Auxiliary will hold their Christmas bazaar on Saturday, November 26, in the sales room of the Latimer Motor Sales Company on St.Catherine Street, corner Tower Avenue.The sale will open at 10 a.m, Formed a year ago, the Women's Auxiliary aims to acquire PAGE ELEVEN Ready For Catherine Booth Aux.Bazaar Saturday Over 60 dolls, bewitching and sure to appeal to small mothers, will be a feature of the Christmas Sale to be held on Saturday, November 26, by the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital.Little Sheila Carnall, two, is enjoying a preview of some of the dolls, at the invitation of Mrs.George Wilmot, left of the picture, and Mrs.S.A.MacSween.$5,000 for the air-conditioning project.To date they have raised $2,000, and have high hopes that the Christmas bazaar, of which the doll booth will be a feature, will net them another $1,000 towards their objedtive.Mrs.S.A.MacSween, president of the auxil= iary, in telling of their plans for the nurseries, said recently that doctors claim air-conditioning will be of great benefit to the babies, in some cases meaning the difference between life and death.U.E.F.B.Parcels May Contain Only Food \u2014 No Other Items Collection depots of The United Emergency Fund for Britain have been swamped with parcels for Britain during the past few weeks.These are being dispatched as rapidly as possible, and as circumstances permit, but it is hoped that all parcels in the depots, as of last Friday, November 18, 1949, will arrive at their destinations during the holidays or directly thereafter.It is pointed out again that all shipping groups must conform to government regulations covering parcel content.This is the responsibility of the shipper for parcel content, within the scope of the UEFB personal parcel service to recognized groups in Britain, must adhere to the British import and Canadian export requirements as they are published from .time to time.At present, any type of food may be included in these parcels.It is emphasized that these parcels may contain only food and no other items, It is anticipated that the UEFB Council on Distribution in London may find that some of the recipients of parcels do not qualify for further shipments under the UEFB facilities.In the event that names are deleted as recipients, the UEFB reserves the right to redirect any such parcels in accordance with the fund's shipping instructions and participation privileges.Nile Daughters Hold Record-Breaking W hist \u2018Over five hundred guests attended the annual military whist party given Thursday evening, November 17th at Victoria Hall, Westmount, under the convener- ship of Mrs.K.W.Matheson.This was the most successful Whist yet attempted, by the organization.Over one hundred and thirty door prizes and special prizes were distributed to winners.The committee regrets the inconvenience caused some guests due to the lack of chairs and tables.All available space had been occupied.It is hoped the spring Whist will be held in a much butions of the Auxiliary.larger hall, in order to accommodate patrons, and Claremont) ALICE DIONNE © ALICE & MAUDE DRESS SHOP Registered 4921 SHERBROOKE W., APT.2 (Between Prince Albert WA.7087 MAUDE GLEASON 2093 VISITATION ST.PICTURES FRAMES and FRAMED MIRRORS All Types of Picture Frames Made to Order Specializing in Restoring Pictures, Oil Paintings and Frames NATIONAL FRAMES LTD.{Just below Sherbrooke St.) FA.2900 Christmas season?Send FURNITURE PIECES \u2014 color and texture bright 1205 Church Avenue a PR - ETN pe c RG So BE TWELVE THE MOTHER WON'T ANSWER HER QUESTIONS High school-age girls are young ladies in this modern day and age, and mothers who refuse to answer their intelligent questions and try to look upon high school students as mere children, make a scrious mistake according to the new Hollywood production, \u201cMom and Dad.\u201d In the scene above, June Carlson is shown questioning her mother (Lois Austin) on hygiene problems but she receives only \u201chush-hush\u201d as an answer.The girl experiences a series of { heart-breaking troubles because of the lack of proper knowledge.\u201cMom and Dad,\u201d with Elliot Forbes, radio's famous hygiene com- | mentator in person, will open an engagement at the System theatre, beginning Saturday.AT THE SEVILLE Mona Freeman has her first adult film romance with William Holden in the action-filled Technicolor adventure, \u2018Streets of Laredo,\u201d which starts Saturday at the Seville Theatre.\u2014 \u201cFi ° R qd\u2019 man, the latter in her first grown- SSESRSE \u2018 up role.Holden, Bendix and Carey J 3 & 190 da are seen as reckless outlaws whose loyalty to each other supersedes all else.Starts Saturday EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949 \u201cMom and Dad\u201d Starts Saturday At the System * Acclaimed by universities, colleges, national clubs and organizations, as well as clergymen of all churches, the new educational hygiene attraction, \u201cMom and Dad\u201d with an all-star Hollywood cast comes here for a limited engagement on its first coast-to- coast tour.It will have an extended run, shewing at the System Theatre, -next door to Morgan's, beginning this Saturday.This powerful modern - day drama is clean, moral and educational.Its story is so human it overflows with good fun\u2014yet, it is fun so humanly true the film has its moments when your tears flow freely.It is touching and heart- tugging story of youth, and the social problems of today.Certainly, with its thousands of endorsements, its praise from millions who have witnessed it, \u201cMom and Dad\u201d could not rightfully be misconstrued by anyone as anything immoral.# * % \u201c.The story of \u2018Mom and Dad\u2019 is so human it overflows with good fun\u2014yet, it is so humanly true, it has its moments when the tears flow freely.It is a touching and heart - tugging story of youth, and the social problems of today .\"\u201d TORONTO DAILY STAR if i ¥% Victoria, B.C.\u2014\u201cI hope \u2018Mom and Dad\u2019 will be shown every year across the continent .!\u201d F.D.F.BULLEN, Boy Scouts Assn.* * * \u201c .The film \u2018Mom and Dad\u2019 brings home its lesson far more \u2018 powerfully than could ever be possible in the church, the schoolroom or the home.\u201d THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR Ladies\u2019 Book Club Mrs.Grace Campbell, well- Known Canadian author, will be the guest reviewer at the monthly meeting of the Westmount Park- Emmanuel Ladies\u2019 Book Club, to be held Monday, at 8.15 p.m., in Webster Hall.Mrs.Campbell will review the current best-seller, \u2018The Egyptian\u201d, by Mika Waltari.A short discussion period will follow, and refreshments will be \u2014 UNFORGETABLE STORY OF AN UNFORGETABLE GIRL! mea a NCRAFORD FLAYG0 ROAD JON CRA unio) RON NEW WARNER BROS.RL ZACHARY SCOIT eo SYDNEY GREEN STREET SATURDAY! UNTIL TUESDAY! 2 SE.opillp | 9tcets = redo A .hn Q SN ST, CATH, at CHOMEDY WI.7780 Last Showing TODAY! TMANHANDLED™ with Dorothy witliam ong WILLIAM er- oer, iis || HOLDEN - BENDIX BALTIMORE\" with Robert MACDONALD Ne gare Temple and CAREY - FREEMAN served.FIRST MONTREAL SHOWING EXTENDED?/ ENGAGEMENT.OF A SIGNIFICANTLY VITAL MOTION PICTURE! (IH PUBLIC POS : LE Re It deals frankdy with the subject rarely spoken of above à whisper! IT 1S IN ALL-STAR HOLLYWOOD CAST! THE INTEREST OF PUBLIC * SERVICE THAT WE AND IN PERSON ON THE STAGE PRESENT - THIS VITAL ELLIOT FORBES MOTION FEARLESS HYGIENE COMMENTATOR PICTURE WITH A STARTLING MESSAGE! NEXT TO TAX INCL.HA.SYSTEM 2000 | MORGAN'S 60¢ ALL SHOWS PRAISED BY EDUCATORS, CLERGY AND CIVIC OFFICIAL At the Seville With the same talented quartet that gave Joan Crawford her first Academy Award three years ago, Warner Bros.produced \u201cFlamirgo Read,\u201d a dynamic romantic drama about small-state politics, which comes to the Seville Theatre for a week's engagement starting Friday.Stars Joan Crawford and Zachary Scott, Producer Jerry Wald and Director Michael Curtiz are the four wko made the now memorable \u201cMildred Pierce,\u201d one of the most popular pictures that year.Now, according to advance word, the same success is repeated with \u201cFlamingo Road.\u201d Taken from the play by Robert and Sally Wilder, \u201cFlamingo Road\u201d tells about a beautiful carnival dancer who stays behind in a small southern town, falls in love, and makes her rise to prestige and riches through a story Leset with murder, romance and political intrigue.Second Feature Also on the same program and at the same theatre is one of the most exciting eras in American history \u2014 the days when the délorful state of Texas stood at the crossroads between law and disaster, \u2014 has been recreated in its Technicolor outdoor thriller, \u201cStreets of Laredo.\u201d The drama co-stars William Holden, William Bendix, Maccion- ald Carey and lovely Mona Free- M-G-M\u2019's picturization of Broadway's No.1 Stage Hit! SPENCER DEBORAH TRACY\u201d KER DE Directed by GEORGE CUKOR A METRO COLWYN - MAYER PICTWIR CBC BROADCAST o JOHN ADASKIN HIS 21-PIECE ORCHESTRA and LAMONT TILDEN, Entertainment at Its Best! with THESE TWO M-G-M ANNIVERSARY HITS Direct from OUR STAGE Every Monday at 8.15 p.m.RADIO TALENT SHOW MONKLAND - GIROUARD DE.9711 - SATURDAY! TILL TUESDAY the Spotlight's on the Screen's Most Sensational Dance Team COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR LAST SHOWING TODAY! *] WAKE COAST TO COAST UP SCREAMING\" Also \u201cDAYTIME WIFE\" ANNOUNCER Lee M ac PE Cf AT THE SNOWDON - OUTREMONT Ann Todd, fascinating star of \u201cSeventh Veil\u201d and Claude Rains in the finest role of his distinguished career, in a scene from \u201cThe Passionate Friends\u201d based on the novel of the same name by H.G.Wells, at Outremont -and Snowdon Theatres, starting Friday.Outremont-Snowdon Theatres To Screen H.G.Wells Novel \u201cThe Passionate Friends\u2019, based on the novel of the same name by H.G.Wells and co-starring Ann Todd, Claude Rains and Trevor Howard, will be the feature photo- play attraction starting Friday at both the Outremont and Snowdon Theatres.\u201cThe Passionate Friends\u201d tells the story of a woman's conflict between love and security and centres around a beautiful and ambitious woman named Mary (played by Miss Todd) with whom Steven Stratton (Howard) is madly in love.He asks her to marry him and although she loves him dearly she insists on marrying Howard Justin (Claude Rains), a wealthy banker who can give her the security she needs.Five years go by.Steven and WE WERE America PRDOUCE BY NCHARD HAAG DIRECTED BY ELLIOTT NUGENT TODAY and SATURDAY! \"FLAMINGO ROAD,\" with Joan Crawford, Zachary Scott and S ydney Greenstreet.\"STREETS OF LAREDO,\" color by Technicolor, with William Holden, William Bendix and Mona Freeman.WE WERE STRANGERS is a motion picture of tremendous emotional impact.Into this one inspired effort has been woven all the vast, exciting fabric of motion picture making.COLUMBIA PICTURES presents JENNIFER JONES - Jonny GARFIELD PEDRO ARMENDARIZ = JOHN HUSTON'S STRANGERS \u2014 _ ___ ON THE SAME PROCRAM __ Sa LADD in his greatest role} SHERBROOKE ct GREY EL 4 3¢ STARTS SUNDAY FOR ONE WEEK THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1948 PAGE THIRTEEN Two Excellent Features at the Westmount, Sunday * John Huston's \u201cWe Were Strangers,\u201d starring Jennifer Jones, John Garfield and Pedro Armen- dariz, will reach the screen of the Westmount Theatre Sunday.Gilbert Roland, Ramon Novarro, Wally Cassell and David Bond are featured.Based in one of the- most sensational happenings of modern times, this film, inspired\u2019 by Robert Sylvester's novel, \u201cRough Sketch,\u201d is said to be an explosive story of violent lives, lived dangerously.Director John Huston, recipient of two 1948 Academy Awards, has so crowded the film with a wealth of dramatic incident, vivid romance, raw violence, and terrifying suspense that the picture is said to be unique in creating the rare excitement of living a great personal experience! Miss Jones, Academy Award winner for her inspired performing in \u201cSong of Bernadette,\u201d has a role in \u201cWe Were Strangers\u201d that challenges her talent as one of the screens top actresses.Garfield, as the organizer of the conspiracy hatched in the turbulent Cuban capital, gives a forceful performance that is said to be one of his very best.Second Feature Also on the same program is a novel that created a sensation at the time it was written by F.Scott Fitzgerald \u2014 \u201cThe Great Gatsby\u2019 \u2014 has been made into a picture that promises fans plenty of excitement and high-powered entertainment.One of the most important productions of this or any other season, the picture arrives Sunday at the Westmount Theatre with co-stars Alan Ladd, Betty Field Macdonald Carey, Ruth Hussey, Barry Sullivan and | Howard Da Silva \u2014 a star line- Mary meet again at the Chelsea Arts Ball.They feel their old love flaring up and they dance together until each remembers the realities \"of the prsent.Mary returns to her husband; Steven to Pat (played by Isabel Dean), his fiancee.A few days later they lunch together and their constant companionship arouses the jealousy of the husband.Again the years pass by and Mary and Steven do not meet again until by accident at a Swiss Alpine Hotel and they find themselves once again enjoying each other's company.Matters then become somewhat complicated for all parties concerned.How a happy and final reconciliation between Mary and her husband is reached is told in very dramatic manner.\u201cThe Passionate Friends\u201d was directed by David Lean and produced by Ronald Neame, the \u2018team\u2019 that helped to make \u201cGreat Expectations\u201d, T h e supporting cast includes Betty Ann Davies, Guido Lorraine, Arthur Howard and Helen-Burls.The special added attraction will be.\u201cThe Olympic Winter Sports\u201d in technicolor featuring Barbara Ann Scott, Canada's Queen of the Ice\u2019, Concert at St.Andrew\u2019s Scheduled for Monday On Monday at 8.30 p.m.there will be a concert in the Hall of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount.The Steinway grand piano recently acquired by the church will be used.William Stevens will be the pianist and songs will be sung by Ellen Reynolds, soprano, Olive B.Lewis, contralto, Henry Gosham, tenor, and John Grant, baritone, with Phillips Motley as accompanist.The proceeds of the event will be devoted to the Memorial and Rehabilitation Funds of the | Church.BLIND ACTOR Paul Lees, who has a top role with Bing Crosby in Paramount's \u201cMr.Music\u201d, is 90 percent blind as a result of three years in a Jap prison camp.His wife reads him his lines and he memorizes them perfectly after just one hearing.AT THE WESTMOUNT Triangle trouble for Barry Sullivan (left), Alan Ladd and Betty Field in the picturization of F.Scott Fitzgerald's great novel, \u201cThe Great Gatsby,\u201d at the Westmount.up that speaks volumes for the, which the dramatic story is set high quality of the film.and he knew the temper of those Fitzgerald was himself a pro-| unbridled times perhaps better duct of the turbulent \u201920s in|than any other writer.TODD That fascinating ax star of \"SEVENTH VER\" $ That wonderful star of \u201cBRIEF ENCOUNTER\" CLAUDE RAINS in the finest role of a distinguished career = A ; SEA » Qe: ed 9 \u2014 bas by ty And for Your Added Enjoyment .\"THE OLYMPIC ~ WINTER SPORTS\u201d (NO.1) IN TECHNICOLOR featuring Canada's Own Queen of ths Ice BARBARA ANN SCOTT STARTING TODAY ! \u201cTHE PASSIONATE FRIENDS\" will be shown daily at 2:10, 4:40, 7:15, | 9:45 (Last complete show ot 9:40} \u2014 Saturday and Sunday of 12:40, 2:55, 5:25, 8:00, 10:30 { Lest complete show at 9:25 DECARIEat SNOWDON ser.WA 5717 BERNARD at TY CR 3213 rhe 4 ! 4 | | Re ln mio 7 LUE alt 1 1 UE awe = CES à Domi dar 4 \u2018: emma dE en TY IN TIRES PAGE FOURTEEN Form Cage Team At THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, \u2018NOVEMBER 25, 1000 St.Navy Meet Dundas, Ontario Champions In All-Out Tilt H.M.C.S.Donnacona (Navy) Quebec Rugby Football Union Intermediate champions will meet Dundas, the Ontario winners, in a sudden death game for the official Intermediate Eastern Canada title at Westmount Athletic Grounds on Saturday.The game will get underway at 1.45 p.m., in view of early darkness.Dundas are said to be the strongest intermediate squad which has represented Ontario for some years.They are, in fact, the ® Economical SCIE) a Its: Best! § HILLMA CNL COR [ZX ets RE PARE: ( ET 1824 ST.Tes second string of \u201cWildcats\u201d of the.Big Four.Coaches Roy Chesley and Mac Parsons of Navy are quietly confident that Navy will come through.They point to Navy's 13-12 win over the strong Lake Shore team last Saturday as.evidence of Navy's strength.This will be the last football game untl next fall.A running account of the Grey Cup final in Toronto will be given during the game so as- to keep spectators posted on the happenings in the classic between Allouettes and Calgary Stampeders.Ski Cavalcade Opens At To Academy tions in Westmount.4 Vic Hall Next Wednesday The Westmount Ski Club is undertaking another ambitious project this year when the \u201cSki Cavalcade\u201d opens at Victoria Hall on Wednesday, November 30th.The Club is putting on a show for skiers, which it is expected with equal the high standards of past years.To start the show, those lucky enough to get tickets will be present at the first radio broadcast of the season of the popular \u2018\u201cSkicast\u201d program, with Gorman Kennedy interviewing prominent skiing person- | alities.The broadcast will commence at 8 p.m.at Victoria Hall on Wednesday, November 30th.Enjoy All The Fun Of The Midway! A ski clinic will be conducted in a streamlined, glamorized version \"by the ever-popular Louis de Pas- ! gille, who is an executive of the .Canadian Ski Instructors\u2019 Alli- | ance.| Movles To Be Shown Some thrilling movies showing the finest skiing in \u2018many coun- tries will be presented, including some exclusive movies of the Dominion Slalom Championships at Mont Tremblant, featuring the French ski team and other colour movies shown to the public in Montreal for the first time.A special feature of the program will be a showing by the male members of the club of the outstanding styles in skiing ap- TODAY VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT LAST DAY! In Aid Of The SHRINERS\u2019 HOSPITAL for CRIPPLED CHILDREN parel from the early days of skiing history up to the present.This unique fashion show is guaranteed to bring forth considerable laughter.A generous assortment of door prizes will be given away, including a pair of first quality skis at each performance.The \u201cSki Cavalcade\u201d will run for three evenings: November 30, December 1 and December 2, with a special matinee on Saturday afternoon, December 3, for the benefit of the small fry at half the usual price in order to encourage their interest in skiing.N.H.L.Notes Last week Sid Abel topped the scorers.This week it's another Detroit player, Ted Lindsay, who heads the point parade with seven goals and eight assists for 15 points.Gordie Howe, Lindsay's line-mate is next with five goals and nine assists for 14 points, while Canadiens\u2019 Maurice Richard is tied with Sid Abel, Paul Ronty and Doug Bently for third place with 13 points.Detroit Red Wings, who haven't lost a game in their last five starts, are still showing the way in the N.H.L.championship race.The Auto City club are in first place with 18 points, two more than the second slot Montreal Canadiens.Toronto Maple Leafs are third with 15 points and Chicago Black Hawks fourth with 11, Boston Bruins and New York Rangers are still deadlocked for the cellar position with nine points each.Canadiens are the most penalized club in the League with a total of 158 penalty minutes.Butch Bouchard, Canadiens\u2019 Captain, is the most penalized player in the N.H.L, with 29 minutes, one more than Bill Gadsby of Chicago.Leo 5 | Lack Of Gym No Obstacle Cage Spirit A new chapter was added to the Academy's sport menu with the introduction during the past week of a Senior B.Basketball Squad.It is a daring move as the school has no gym or experienceq basketball players but coach Andy McGillis is confident that all obstacles will be overcome with the help of some sporting organiza.The opening drill was held at the local R.M.R.last Monday and was followed by another session at Westmount Junior High on Tuesday evening.This team will be hard pressed for time gq they are scheduled to make their Basketball debut in the Annual W tGolden Ball Tournament slated to swing into action around December 1st, and later the team will perform in the Senior B section of the G.M.LA.A, Although the Club is still in the expefimental stage, prospecty gre bright that the team will] round ind a fair aggregation of school basketballers.The first practice saw a turnout of over 20 green but highly enthusiastic candidates.Richman on Hand Assisting with his well stored knowledge of basketball was the well known Joe Richman, senior coach at YM.H.A., who gave the boys some valuable pointers that helped him to be rated one of the best senior basketball players in Montreal.On Thursday the team prospects attended ga basketball clinic at West Hill High, conducted by Gordon Wood, A practice is in store for this afternoon at the R.M.R.and later on in the evening moving pictures on basketball fundamentals will be shown in the Academy.It has been a busy week on Basketball for the school and a successful launching of another sport venture in this little school and in a short time another success story should be added to the school\u2019s proud sport tradition and take its place alongside such well established sports as Hockey, Football, Boxing and Skiing.So it is move over, you puck- chasers, pigskin lovers, leather pushers and ski bugs and make way for a new gang known as the dribblers.Westm\u2019t Hockey League Seeks Young Players The Westmount Municipal Hockey Leagues intend to get underway as soon as possible, There will be six leagues in operation this year.The following are the age classifications: Intermediate: open; Juvenile, under 18 years of age on Nov.1; Midget, under 16 years of age on Nov.1; Bantam A and B, under 14 years of age on Nov.1.If any team is interested in entering one of these leagues, please contact the Recreation Supervisors at FI.6975.Any player who is not on a team, but wishes to play organized hockey, should enter his name at the Greenhouse, Westmount Park, or at the Westmount Ath letic Grounds.A meeting of all teams will be held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday, December 6th at 8.00 p.m.School Soccer Standings Final Report of Games SENIOR A SECTION Team W.L.T.F.A.Pi BBHS .6 6 0 01 112 ISM .& 5 1 0 14 5 10 WHHS 6 3 2 110 8 7 Loyola .6 2 2 2 10 9 Ô LIS 6 1 8 2 7 10 4 WHS .6 1 4 1 10 17 3 MWHS .6 0 6 0 14 0 : BANTAM SECTION .WDHS .7 1 137 31 BBUS LL.9 8 0 \u20181 44 717 Loyola .9 7 1 1 26 11 18 WIHS .9 4 8 2 16 11 10 HSM .y 8 3 3 19 17 9 MHHS .9 83 5 1 183 % 7 HS ove.4 4 1 12 16 7 HS .2 5 213 23 6 St, Lau.H.9 1 7 1 21 42 3 SL.0 8 1 7 4 1 Pi - place don, ish ir ] came roug] gone Athk Metr ern « anyw that Mets ace | Mus! gam long wani play coun and ball any Geo) enot | TE} | Bob mcg red the ior hat cess the and well key, 1Ck- her ake a3 en- rise 1 8 ize me int the ay, = a 2 oWhomMoNR rh = A 5 UIA DU =A D THAT LUCKY OLD SON That lucky old sunnovagun, Johnny Metras, the Sy-acuse U.sumnus, bas done it again with the University of Western Ontario Mustangs, leading the Purple and White to their fifth Canadian Intercollegiate title.The title went back to Londun, Ontario as a result of Western\u2019s upset 12-9 victory over McGill at Varsity Stadium in the post-season playoff for the championship.McGill had finished a point ahead of the Mustangs over the six-game schedule, but because of Western\u2019s 14-12 win over the Redmen in the season's opener, a playoff was in order.Western, beaten by McGill in Montreal a week before, made no mistakes im the Zrucial battle, rushing the Redmen off their feet with a driving first-half offensive from which the first- place team never recoverad.Among the post-game comments which attracted our attention was one of Bob MacFarlane, the Mustangs\u2019 star back who also is a pretty fair track man.Said Big Bob: \u201cIt sure is a thrill to play on a second-place team that wins the championship.\u201d Bob could just have easily said: \u201cIt's a thrill to play on a second- place team\u201d for never before, in four years of football with the London, Ontario school had he played on a Western team that didn't finish in at least a tie for top honours.For Johnny Metras, the win was a great personal triumph, for it came at the top of a season during which his team had experienced rough times and during which one Montreal sportswriter had even gone so far as to advise Metras to retire to the more secure job of Athletic Director at Western, in an attempt to save face, Just what Metras would have to save face for, after an overall record at Western of 27 wins and only 2 losses prior to this year is unknown, but anyway, that was the comment of the Montreal scribe.Before the game, with McGill favoured at 7-5 odds, it seemed that even Dame Fortune had turned her back on the prosperous Metras, as his star, Jack Parry, was definitely out of action, and his ace kicker, Jack Matthews became a last minute casualty.But the Mustangs, led by Doug Gray, who had his sore arm frozen before the game and grimaced every time he threw a pass, pulled it out with a long fourth-quarter pass and some tight defensive football in the waning moments.For the Redmen, only Rocky Robillard, their diminutive captain, playing his last game of college football, was up to par, the Rock counting all of the McGill points on a convert, a 40-yard placement and a brisk 57-yard touchdown jaunt that put McGill back into the ball game in the third quarter.But the big Red machine didn't have anyone to go with the Rock, and Gray and a couple of fellows named George Arnott and Blake Taylor, who were deadly on defense were enough to give Western its slim victory.+ TENNIS IN NOVEMBER The Jack Kramer-Pancho Gonzales-Pancho Segura-Frank Parker- Bobby Riggs (Mr.Riggs is the promoter, a great come-uppance from the days in lower Los Angeles when his friends used to refer to him by such sobriquets as \u201cStinky\u201d) pro tennis troupe comes into the Forum in Montreal this week for a one-nighter and the match should be a decided improvement over the Riggs-Kramer affair in the city two years ago.The series is closer this time, for the simple reason that it hasn\u2019t been going as long, with Kramer once again asserting his net superiority.Although the press agents employed by Mr.Riggs to fill the pockets of the Messrs.Kramer and Gonzales with that glittery gold, to say nothing of presenting a sizeable bulge in the pockets of the afore-mentioned Mr.Riggs himself, have been grinding out copy at a furious rate explaining Pancho\u2019s singular lack of success as a result of his inability to speedily adapt himself to changing lights and court surfaces, it still must be true that Big Jake is too much tennis player for the king of the amateurs.Yet, Pancho is putting up a better display than Riggs did, and the two tennis stars should provide a very interesting evening indeed.Hockey Rinks, Ski Runs Ready For Busy Season zig-zag plenty down the steep slope and should prove tough enough for the most experienced skiers.One of the runs will be devoted to beginners with members The Parks and Playground Department has been busy during the last ten days erecting the thirteen\u201d rinks in preparation for the fast approaching winter.Four of these are located on Westmount Park; two hockey rinks, a skating rink and figure skating enclosure.Queen's School and Queen Elizabeth Park will both have a tombined hockey and skating rink, as will also Roslyn and Prince Albert Schools.King George Park | will have two rinks, one for hockey and the other for free skating.Devon Park will have a small skating surface.- In conjunction with the West- tors.Who knows but that with this beginning we may yet produce an Olympic winner.All that is needed now is an early fall of snow.School Water Polo SENIOR SECTION of the Ski Club acting as instruc THE EXAMINER, \\VESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919 Î Bowling Strikes | And Spares - Leo Bradley lived up to his team name, \u201cPin Busters,\u201d Sunday night at the Forum Alleys when he spread the woods for 196 in the first line and piled up 425 for the high three of the cvening.- Miss J.Pim won the ladies\u2019 high single, rolling 124.The ladies\u2019 high triple was taken by Miss A.Filer with a score of 300.: Present team standing in the Westmount Community league is, Pin Busters and Alley Kings tied for first place with 14 points.Shmoos 13; Royals 12; Oxfords 10; Never Sweats 9.All 6 teams are showing more power with the team pinfalls on a steady up.Keglers in the City Bowling League met their match at the Wilson Alleys Tuesday evening.Mr.Winter dropped in for a game and dealt out cold scores to league leaders Bill Hingley and Ross Sheppard.Other league shooters also felt the cold spell, and numb fingers dropped many a score before completing the three lines.Cliff Thompson picked up some easy points with 149 for the men's high single and a low high 373 for 3 strings.Pat Hurst rolled 152 and 419 in the ladies\u2019 department.The teams now stand with Roosters leading the field by 5 points and |- a total of 21; Hams 20; Chickens 16 and Turkeys 15.The league will hold a turkey match starting December 13.Players will bowl 6 strings and count total pinfall.Stayner Stars, Royals Winners at Basketball Two games took place in the Westmount Municipal Intermediate basketball league last week.The high - powered Stayner Stars proved too strong for the starless Alouettes, defeating them 43-8.Jack McKissock led the Stars\u2019 attack, garnering 13 points, He was followed by Bert Kelly with 10 points, Willy Manolson and Graydon Easton each scored 6 points, Earl McDonald dented the mesh for 5 points, while Buddy Selby sank a basket for 2 points and Pat Lomasney came away with 1 point.The Alouettes scorers were Bob Grant and John Kay.In a tight game, the Royals outscored the Wolves 10-8.This was the Royals second straight win of the season.Noel Romney accounted for 4 of the Royals\u2019 points, while Logue McDonald and Harold Young came away with 3 points each.Cliff Gill was the high man for the Wolves, sinking two field goals for 4 points.Bruce Thomson and Eddie Lafontaine were the other point getters with 2 points each.PAGE FIFTEEN Science turned their backs on the target Science is playing an increasingly important role in Canada\u2019s new Army.In heavy anti-aircraft, for example, complex radar equipment predicts to within a few feet exactly where the target is and will be.The gunners, their backs to the target, fire with amazing accuracy by instrument.\u2018 Training men in the use of modern scientific equipment is a major requirement in Canada\u2019s new Army.Thousands of young men are attending some of the finest schools in the country, specializing in electronics, radar, radio and telephone.In-addition, there are openings for clerks, drivers, mechanics and many other trades.New higher pay, good food and quarters, trades training and the opportunity for advancement make the Canadian Army Active Force one of the most attractive -Careers open to young men today.You are eligible if you are 17 or over and can meet Army requirements.Visit ÿour nearest recruiting office soon for full details.Bring certificates of birth and education with you.No.3 Personnel Depot, Hut 41, Covefields, QUEBEC, P.Q.No.4 Parsonnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., MONTREAL, P.Q.\u20ac75-e THE CANADIAN ARMY \"INSURANCE FOR PEACE\u201d É JO CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE FORCE gM! Listen to \u201cComrades In Arms\u201d every Wednesday night on the Dominion Network USE EXAMINER WANT ADS SKI MOVIES, SKI ARLINGTON'S Dont Miss WESTMOUNT SKI CLUB'S SKI CAVALCADE VICTORIA HALL WESTMOUNT EVENINGS - WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY - 8.15 P.M.NOVEMBER 30th, DECEMBER 1st, 2nd \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 $1.00 Matinee Saturday, Dec.3rd.50-7 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.TYROL SHOE CO.IRVING SKI CLOTHES REG'D.NORWAY SPORTS PRIZES, SKI PERSONALITIES, SKI CLINIC.TICKETS ON SALE AT BEAVER HALL HILL UNIVERSITY ST.UNIVERSITY ST.MOUNTAIN ST.Team P.W.L.T.F.A.Pta.Mount Ski Club, President John BBHS 1 1 2 \u2019 12 ÿ 2 Lewis and his 180 members, the [HSM 5e: 1 1 2 8% 1 2 Parks Department has been cut- WHHS-1 .1 0 1 0 1 10 0 ting three ski runs on the north JUNIOR SECTION side of Summit Circle.One oflpnus .\u2026.1 1 0 0 10 2 these will be & downhill run, the [HSM ._.! 1 1 0 0 5 2 2 other a slalom run, which will os Thee , 1 0 1 06 025 0 0e LE ta] i raies mi dar Le eet nin oi = ; ne 2 a, USPS = Sie onto ether Ra et , \u2018 do \u2018- .\u2026 \u201d .» 8.Vice PAGE SINTEEN THE Do Animals Possess Power Of Fremonition?A recent paragraph in an English journal reports thal a horse doing its bit three hundred feet down a coal mine, suddenly appeared to go on suike; for 1t broke out of its harness and backed out of the shaft, Six miners following the wagon followed suit, possibly in sympathy with the striker; but a few seconds later the mine shaft caved in.Christian.(Continued trom Page 8) is no such thing as unanswered prayer, when one prays aright with faith and understanding, because the answer is already established, awaiting eur acceptance, our acknowledgement, of the divine presence and its power to supply all good, to meet our every need.Prayer does not change the purpose of divine Love.Prayer means knowling the truth as it exists eternally, the knowing which Jesus said is requisite to our freedom.Freedom from what?Freedom from fear, sin, sickness and other mortal mind beliefs.Healing the sick through Chris- tion Science is the application of the law of God which adjusts human conditions according to the divine Principal of true, harmonious, and everlasting being.Man's true and only being is everlastingly harmonious.God made it so! The human mind questions healing through spiritual means, but in regard to this as well as other manifestations \u2018of God's ever-operative law of harmony and perfection, it may he stated in Biblical language, \u201cThe natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, hecause they are spiritually discerned\u201d (I Cor.2: 14).Revelation and Gratitude Christian Scientists have a deep feeling of love and gratitude for the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy.whose zeal and love for all mankind and, above all, whose love for God and His Christ, led to her discovery of Christian Science \u2014 the full revelation of the glorious truth which Jesus said would make us free.Knowing God and man is the way of freedom \u2014 freedom from fear, from sin and sickness; freedom from lack and limitation.In the loving words of Mary Baker Eddy (Science and Health, P.227) \u201cCitizens of the world, accept the \u2018glorious liberty of the children of God\u2019, and be free!\u201d Three Hurt in Mishap When Vehicles Collide When a truck ang an auto collided at 9 a.m.on Monday on Upper Lachine Road, three passengers in the auto driven by William Lacourse of Lachine, Que., sustained bruised legs.They were Rliss A.Routledig, 4822 Cazelais Street; Eric Lauson, 4229 Gros- venor Avenue, Westmount and Miss Edna Hitchins, of Isle Bi- gras, Que.All refused treatment.The mishap occurred opposite 6\u20ac