The weekly examiner : including the districts of Model City, Outremont, North End, 5 juin 1930, jeudi 5 juin 1930

[" i Sidelights On Current Events \u2014\u2014 Big Troubles Arrive Or\u2014\u2014 John D.Jr.Gives Money Strange African Ladies © The Weekly Examiner ' INCLUDING THE DISTRICTS OF Model City Outremont North End VOL.2, NO.23.MONTREAL, JUNE 5.1930.Price Two Cents CAR IN FLAMES - The Federal Reserve Bank, New York district, cut the discount rate to three percent.Presiæent Hoover eaid, \u201cThe worst is over.\u201d Then stock values began dropping.The drop was serious on Friday, worse yesterday, Wall Street's biggesi Saturday, with sales of 4,857,630 shares, and pieces down from $6 to $20 a share.Even gamblers are not tempted by cheap money and some, evidently, doubt the accuracy of the President\u2019s information.You read with surprise that the French and English Stock exchanges are steady.They are less influenced by gambling and have laws that would jail some of our expert printers of stock certificates.We overdo the caveat emptor idea.\u2014 ta \u2018+ The news today is abouth people and things, not much really \u201cbig news.\u201d Wall Street's worries are a combination of gambler\u2019s anxiety and bear manipulation, combined with a fear of something not told.There is no big news there, although it may develop.He who buys swocks representing sound values, and not more than he can pay for, need not worry, re Vincent Astor returns from the Galapagos Islands, bringing on his yacht many strange creatures, including specimens of land turtles th: live almost 1,000 years and grow as big as a dining room table.They will be planted in Arizona, Florida, Texas, and doubtless will prosper, John D.Rockefeller, Jr, who gave $2,000,000 to University Cit, at the edge of Paris, has added $1,500,000 to the gift.He has given other millions for the restoration of Versailles and its monuments.This proof of friendship for France Will be useful to millions of Americans visiting Paris, and studying there.French anthropologists are studying young African ladies recently brought to Paris of the Sara-Djinges race called \u201cduck bills\u201d because they deform their mouths to be beautiful.The process begins with girls four years old.Small pieces of wood are inserted in holes cut in the upper and lower lips.The pieces are gradu-! ally made bigger, stretching the lips, until at 12, the Sara-Djinges girl wears in her lower lip a disc as big as a soup plate, and one-half as big in the upper lip.Sara-Djinges men think it beautiful, heaven knows why.Xik The Paris museum of Jardin Des Plantes possesses a life size and lifelike reproduction of an African girl, even more strange.Called the Hottentot Venus, she died in Paris, where she had amazed the beholders hy \u2018the size and shape of her hips.They had been enlarged by forced feeding of milk in girlhood to dimensions and shape unbelievable.And to man's foolish ideas of beauty all this nonsense is duc.That is true, also, of our high heels, sticky red lips, face smeared with paint, earrings dragging our ears out of shape and finger nails bright blue or crimson.Civilized races are richer but still savage.The dry-wet discussion continues with various polls of uncertain meaning.Taken at face value they show \u2018judges and lawyers wettest among the professions.Judges know how often juries refuse to convict bootleggers in fact, sympathize with them.! College professors are dryest.Clergymen are for enforcement by a very small majority.About half the doctors favor repeal of prohibition, Perhaps you can make something of that, \u2018 Professor Bohlen, who teaches law in the University of Pennsyvania, is running for senator in Pennsylvania on a platform so wet that, according to his friends, it makes the Pacific Ocean look like a piece of \u201ctoast melba.\u201d , He proposes to make a test of wet and dry opinion, his object being \u201cto .end the terroism which the Anti- Sa- .lôon League has imposed on politicians.\u201d He means to prove that it is not necessary political suicide to be - truthful about your opinions.\u2018paratively salvaged except that it had AFTER TRIP FROM ST.ALBANS VT.Automobile Hit Lamp Post on Bellingham Road NECESSARY HOSE Gas Explosion Cause of Fire \u2014 Driver Not Injured * Coming all the way from St.AI-! bans Vermont, hitting a lamp post in Outremont, going up in smoke and calling out the Outremont fire department is the experience of J.Barette, 14 Spencer street, St.Al- bans.At 11.05 P.M., Sunday, Chief W.V.Willis received an 38.0.S., re a burning car from the corner of Belling- ham Road and Mount Royal \u2018Boulevard.Tourists are welcome in Outre- mont with open arms, and Chief Willis and his men on the road shortly after the Chief hung up the telephone reeceiver.At the intersection above mentioned they discovered a Nash sedan behaving like a \u2018steamer\u2019 model, and exhaling clouds of vapor.The owner of the car was standing by with visible chagrin.Five minutes after Chief Willis had connected up 350 feet of hose, and let go, the fire ; was extinguished, and the car com- | become a little wet in places where the fire had been.Discussing th circumstances af the! mishap with Chief Willis, Barette! said that he had found the Outremont | coriers a little more difficult to take than those in Vermont.They seemed more abrupt, he thought.He had, it seemed, taken the corner of Belling- ham Road abruptly, and in view of the fact that the corner was \u2018abrupt\u2019, the outcome was an abrupt collision with the curb, followed by a gas explosion when the car turned over and some of the petrol came into contact with the heated enginé parts.Barette was unhurt.LAWN BOWLERS HAVE FINE WEEK Rinks To Go To Four NOTED ENGLISH EXPLORER PLANS TRIP UNDER POLAR ICE IN SUBMARINE Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins, famous English explorer of the Arctic regions, is planning an adventure that make the fantastic tales of Jules Verne seem commonplace, North Pole, to the Behring Straits under ice in a submarine.fh DISTANCE BROW CE, WHICH TES © jf VERY 15 RUIN om THICK HYDRAULIC \u201cFEELERS OR SHOCX ABSORBERS STICKING OUT IN ALL OIRECTIONS M SuITS CAN Drag sue ACROSS OBSTRUCTIONS ON OCEAN FLOOR) He intends For this purpose Wilkins has applied will to sail from Spitzhergen, via the for a charter on the battered old United States submarine 0-12.Above is an artist\u2019s conception of the submarine when rebuilt t to conform ta the requirements of Sir Hubert.JOHN ATKINS INJURED BY AUTO Darted Across Street to Jom Playmate The Called across the road by a playmate on the other side, little 6 year- old John Atkins, road, was struck to the ground by a motor car driven by Mrs.J.K.Oswald, 387 Metcalfe mount, The circumstances of the accident as related by Mrs.Oswald to Chief George B.Baker of the Qutre- mont Police were that she was driving west on St.7:00 P.M.called across the road by a playmate on the other side.across in front of the car driving.enough, by the bumper and sustained bad cuts about the head and The lad was immediately the Royal Victoria Hospital where his condition 710 St.Catherine avenue, West- Catherine road at last Saturday, suddenly darted Unable to stop quickly the.Atkins child was struck injuries.rushed to other is now reported as im- the boy, ! she was! Verdun This Evening The Outremont Lawn Bowling Club has Llazoned into full activity since th: opening fete last Saturday.The \u2018Cut Glass\u2019 doubles Saturday afternoon were won by F.H.Denison who defeated F.M.Clark and F.Clap- ham.Monday night was the event of the first \u2018Cut Glass\u2019 Rinks.These matches were won as follows: James Naud, J.Rough, W.A.Ross, F.E.Bedeell, F.M.Clark\u2014skip; which team defeated F.S.Rosevear, D.Suttie, P.Fitzpatrick, S.B.Ward, W.L.Sinclair\u2014 Skip.Wednesday was the beginning of the first portion of the first round of the club rinks.The second portion of the first round on the club rinks is taking place tomorrow.Four rinks of the Outremont Bowling Club will go to Verdun, tonight to engage in the first game in the Gazette Trophy Rink Competition.On June 10th next the Outremont + + + 9 + à ESO MOTORCYLIST IS < SERIOUSLY INJURED The Outremont Police were called to investigate an accident which occurred at 1:30 P.M.last Saturday, at the corner of Van Horne and Mec- Eachren avenue, when William Kalman, 30 years-of-age of 65220 Hutchison street, while riding a motor-cycle south on McEachren collided with an automobile proceeding west on Van Horne avenue, driven by Shefford Fox, 6007 Waverly street.Kalman\u2019s injuries consisted of contusions on the left leg and other cuts and bruises.He was removed to the cone sulting office of Dr.McEvoy, 1303 Bernard avenue, nearby, where his wounds were dressed and given medical attention, 0000000000000 00909005209 He was able to go to his home, v + + + + + \u20ac + + + COPPPCPPPIPOPPPP08 002000000 of Robert avenue road, when the victim darted out in her path from the sidewalk.the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society Fairmount\u2014St, will be held on Tuesi:v evening June 10th at 8 p.m.proving.At the moment of the accident Mrs.Oswald was driving west, and had just reached the intersection on St.Catherine Fairmount-St.Giles Women\u2019s.Mission of of Giles United Church The regular monthly meeting in the church parlor.Club will proceed to Notre Dame de Grace, players in the first natch for Province Quebec Lawn Bowling Club Trophy.there to meet the N.D.G., the = | Shurbs & Trees Taking Root dre City of Outremont.reports | .E.Lacroix, City Engineer of excellent response on the part of | of all citizenry to the efforts of the civic \u2018Embellishment Campaign\u2019.All shrubs and floral en- | hancements are in, and are re © ported as \u2018taking root\u2019 satisfactorily.Nearly every citizen with a few feet of land to spare is having a secret try for the trophies.This result is exactly that striven for hy4 the civic authorities of the corporation of Outremont, and is resulting in a general beautification of the district, much in excess of any former record.Liverpool Daily Despatch Readers Visit Canada Under the auspices of the Liverpool Daily Despatch, eight parties of readers of the newspaper will tour Canada this summer.The first group will sail on the White Star Liner \u201cLaurentic\u201d on June 13, the second on the \u201cDoric\u201d, of the same steamship company, on June 27, the third on the \u201cAlbertic\u201d, on July 4, and the cthers, un the same three steamers, July 11, August 1, August 8.August 22 and August 29.They will land at Montreal, and After touring the city, will go to Ottawa, Toronto and Niagara Falls by the Canadian National Railways.Subsequently, they will visit Buffalo and New York, {rom where they will sail.Walter of will J.W.P.MacFarlane.Mrs.Scott, President of the W.M.S.Park-Melville United Church give a talk on the Blue-Book.Beryl Tarlton wilt be the soloist.Will those persons giving donations for the box to he sent to Manitoba kindly bring them to this meeting.WHERE R-100 WILL \u201cLAND\u201d Extensive preparations for handling the huge crowds who are expected to greet the monster dirigible upon its arrival at St.Hubert Air Field, near Montreal, from England, are being made by the Canadian National Railways.Special trains will be operated from Bonaventure Station to St.Hubert, where trackage is being installed specially for the handling of this service.The photographs show: the huge mooring\u2019 mast constructed in preparation for the arrival of the R-100.Upper, trackmen at work installing sidings in preparation for the special trains which will be oper ated during the dirigible\u2019s visit, The meeting will be in charge of Mrs.Miss: Left, \u201d MAYOR BEAUBIEN + AT KIWANAN WEEKLY MEET Spoke on Administration of City of Outremont MADE COMPARISONS Borough System Advocated for Island of Montreal - If the aldermanie time is wasted in petty clerical duties and \u2018keeping the [pens from rolling off the desks\u2019 there vote valuable effort tu major and more essential problems, was the substance of an address tr Mayor Beau- (bien of Outremont hefore the St Lawrence Kiwanis Club which took place lus® weekend nt the Place Viger Hotel.\\ , Mayor Beaubien in the course of his talk developed that the reason that the smaller independent communities in the vicinity of Montreal, Outremont and Westmount, were so much more efficiently administered, was due to the fact that civic management as it relates \u2018o the minor routine of hiring and discharging employees, and clerical and other petty tasks, in the case of the smaller communities referred to, was effected by civic \u2018staff clerks employed for just this purpose.As a result suburbs were much more efficiently managed.Men in the suburbs were easily lelected to office.There was not the tremendous preliminaries and initiatives prior to elections as there most certainly was in the larger cities.A candidate was selected with ease and without fuss and simply ran for elec- j ton at a minimum of expense to all.:In the case of the larger civic otbit [there was much time and money ex ipended in elaborate preliminaries and election campaigns before the candidate got into office.The expense of i the campaign to the candidate was excessive.The loss of time was alno considerable, particularly in cases i where candidates, as was usually the case, were business or professional men with their time at a premium.Then there were the pernicious influences of party ties, that obstructed the work of general progress, and such as | the reform activities of a candidate once elected.There had, it was true, been some progress made in éivie science as applied in the large metropolitan communities of recent years, but even so, the present system was not satisfactory on the whole, and must, so long as In operation, make its exactions upon the dwellers in cities collectively and individually.The Mayor of Outremont went further than this and taking as his simi- lie the work of a home, asked.\u201cWhat man could efficiently prosecute the affairs of his own business, that demands all of his time, and at the same time, nurse the baby, and prosecute the necessary domestic duties at home 2\u201d The same principle applied to civie iwill be no larger opportunity to de- | restricted what might otherwise be! ex 7 ta Cl ~ NEW FAIRMOUNT - ST.GILES On next Sunday June \u201cthe eighth ithe splendid new edifice erected by the united congregations of Fairmount cand St.Giles will be solemnly and ljoyfuily set apart for the worship of ; God, the glory of Jesus Christ the Son of God, and the praise of the tHoly Spirit the Teacher and advo- \u2018cate: the dedication includes the pro- Igramme which emphasizgs the development of mind and body and the \u2018building of Christian character, sympathy for the needy, the brotherhood of all men, and world-wide evangel- (ism in the name of Jesus \u201cthe Great ! Head of the Church.{The dedication will be made by Rev.Dr.Trevor Davies of the of Timothy Euton Memorial Church Toronto, who will lead in declaration, ; prayer and sermon: there will be re- _ : sponsés from representatives of the > jofficers of the Church, and also from i the congregation, wha will frequently repeat the sentence \u201cwe dedicate this church.\u201d The Associate Ministers Dr.a brief part in the dedication, the service of praise led by Mr.Jean Marshal and his choir, assisted by special soloists, will be priate for the great occasion, evening at address, Dr.Alfred College, Toronto, of Knox College, Gandier, at 7.30 on the theme \u201cThe Heart of the Gospel:\u201d these will be special ad- dresser, Evangelical in character,by à man recognized as one of the greal- est gospel preachers in our Canadian church.The new structure has a fine cation on a boulevard avenue lo- How could a civic electee be expected to supervise and control the major lesser and routige tasks of his ward, The fact th .the aldermen of the City of Montreal were wrapped in minor detail at the time of the Montreal Water & Power Deal, was cited by Mayor Beaubien as the reason why the City had to pay a higher price, As a cure-all for these ills of civic life in the larger cities of Europe and America, Mayor Beaubien put forward the adoption of the Borough System.The system was in effect in London, the capital of the Empire and the world, and the.effectiveness of of the system, he said, which particularly recommended it for application in Montreal was the fact that is comprised two groups of civic officials; one for the administration of the local minor affairs pertaining to especial needs of the community in point; and the other group with whom rested the control and exploitation of affairs as they affected the unified con- the system was astonishing.A feature\u2019 CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED ON SUNDAY MORNING NEXT Rev.Dr.Trevor Davies, of Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, Toronto, to Preach \u2014 Second Dedication Service on June 15th, with Rev.Dr.Gandier Speaking Rev.Dobson and Rev.MacFarlane, Associate Pastors, Will Take Brief Part.Tooke aut towards the mountain: the building is of great architectural beauty, being of atone, in antique gothic style, and finished in superb workmanship: the equipment of Sunday school rooms and halls is ample and up to date; the great \u201cAssembly Hall\u201d downstairs will seat about seven hundred, and is one of the finest in the city.The church auditorium is most beautiful and imposing: the ceiling is decorated in rich colors after\u2019the plan used in St.Bartholomew's church of New York: the color scheme in all ita detal is a masterpiece: all the windows will be of stained glass, and are memorial presentations, as also are the pulpit, the large canopied chairs, the communion table, and the baptismal font.The building committee is, Stewart Cuthbert Chairman, and Dr.G.A.Berwick, S.Burrell, W.J.Collins, S.A.Cloutier, Wm, Cully, J.E.T.formerly Principal [for will lead the con-|Pastor has added interest becanes.on | tinued special services.In the morn-'June 11th 1594 he was ordained and ing at 11 he will speak on \u201cThe mean- inducted as the first minister of Sting of Pentecost for the members of {Giles Church, thus it happens on the Christ's Church,\u201d and in the evening | thirty-sixth anniversary of his ordi- Foster, H.\u20ac.Karn, P.McCuaig, W Dobson and Mr.MacFarlane will tnke! A, McLaren, W.F.McNiff and Dr.and 'H.S.Shaw, Me- | day of the dedication of Falrmount\u2014 appro- | In the iniversary of the founding of \u201cThe 7.30 Dr.Davies will again | United Church of Canada,\u201d and also lead the worship, and give a special the nineteen hundredth anniversary On Sunday June 16th Rev.of the beginning of Emmapuel {Church at Pentecost.The dedication It in interesting, to note that the St.Giles on June 8th is the fifth an- of the Christian Rev.Dr.Dobson Associate ination and induction.On Wednesday \u2018evening at ¥ o'clock a social meeting \u2018for members and friends will be held: ia special program of music Refreshments will and a brief address by Dr.Leslie Pldgeon.be served.This .meeting will be held in the Assembly essentials of his function if his time | \u2018Mrs.and Hall.affairs, Mayor Beaubien pointed out.Mrs, A, J.Brown ls Named President The Women's Conservative Ansocia- and attention were obscured on theiy;,n of the Laurier-Outremomt divi- !sion held its organization meeting recently in the North-End Y.M.C.A, when addresses were delivered hy Mrs.John Scott and Miss Joly.The following officers are appoint.President, Mrs.A, J.Brown, 1st ed: | vice-presidents, Mra.J.A.B.Annett and Mrs.F.Whiting; 2nd vice-pres- ident, Mrs, 7.Jamieson; secretary, Mrs, E.A.Cleveland; treasurer, Mrs.C.R.Graham; executive, Mrs.Denis Tansey, Mrs, C.F.Tweedie, Mrs.M.L.Rose, Mrs, Gustave Bernier and M.Levitt.federation of communities generally and sympathetically.The adoption of this system, in the opinion of Mayor Beaubien, was the only solution of the complex problems \u2018now hesetting Montreal and its municipal affairs, and the only means of promoting general welfsre and relieving unhealthy congestion.! Chief Willis had Fight Every Fire Chjef has his exciting moments.Chief W.V.Willis of the Outremont Fire Department had an adventure yesterday.He was attacked; yes \u2014 he was attacked right on his own ground; in the middie of his force and in his own private office, at that: and by a great big, brutal, bumble bee, The bee swooped in through an épen window, and when the Chief asked him to leave, the bee refused.The Chief courteously opened the window and stood aside.\u201cYou're not in my line of business\u201d! He stated.4\u201c2\u20142-2\u20142\"! Returned the bee; no doubt bee equivalent for = \u201cGo jump in the Styx!\u201d , The bee then had the audicity tu make a threatening move towards Tough with Bumble Bee Outremont\u2019s chief fire executive.Chief Willis moved back cautiously, a fighting glint in his eye.Again the bee zoomed; and then \u2014 Chief Willis moved.He hit the intruder right on the propeller as the thing nosedived for a vulnerable part of his anatomy.The bee omitted a noise like a short-circuited radio and shot through the open window with the speed of light.For a few moments it whanged angrily round the hesds of some fire-fighters encamped for a breath.of fresh air-on the lawn beneath; but as the latter struck wiéked poses it xoomed off.In the atorey above, Chief Willis slammed shut the window, and turned to his visitors.\u201cA bee in the bush,\u201d he soliloquieed, \u201cIs better than a bee in the bquntt any day!\u201d [A « PRES dt mes ea ans = amer bn 0 to a ETES > mt : Mr.Percy M.French C:ga-ist mali nen ; Forge Doors ops at 7.90 pm.The Examiner The Monitor Publishing Co., Limited ADVERTISING CRescont ast HRAD OFFICE 5357 PARK AVENUE EDITORIAL 0157 MONTREAL, JUNE 5, 1930.Power of Advertising Beyond all question the most potent creator of business demands in Canada is the newspaper advertisement.Millions upon millions of dollars are expended every day in the stores of the Dom- inioñ because well written advertisements have directed public at- terition to convenient, becoming, attractive, useful, ornamental and suitable merchandise.The sale of all necessities, all luxuries, ali indulgences, is more pow erfully stiinulated by the newspaper advertisement than by any other nakedness are comparal'e to the advertisement as a promoter of sales\u2014and even purchases of food, fuel and clothing are directed more largely by the business columns of the press than by any other influence except immediate The largest stores in our greatest cities \u201chave been built up by their advertising, their persistent lic in the press to share in their bargains.happen to daily sales \u2018ui merchandise, real estate, theatre tickets.insurance, books and other things, if newspaper advertisements were prohibited by law for six months.It is not exaggeration to say that they would drop 50 per cent.It is not the current news of events alone that makes the press of such incalculable value to the pression of opinion.The business ness concerns in their announcements to the public, decisively influences both the volume and the direction of trade w hich flows to this or that store, office or bank.This is a fundamental fact no business house can afford to overlook.Public Health & There is an aspect of the highly praiseworthy campaign which has been conducted for some years on behalf of public safety, which is of very special interest to the real estate owner and operator, because it directly concerns the buildings in which he is interested, namely, the construction of dwellings in such a way as will be conductive to the safety of those who reside in them.Mr.Pitt points out that especially in view of the acuteness of another problem, which is practically real estate question, the shortage of hospital accommodation, this matter of housing safety is quite importent, and stated he would like to recommend it to the consideration of the Safety League and all other public bodies who are doing such excellent work toward the prevention of accidents.Housing conditions constitute a safety problem in two ways.Directly, in regard to forms of construe- tion which tend to produce accidents, and indirectly as regards the sanitary condition of dwellings.Poor health, besides being a public problem in itself, is also a predisposing factor in the causing of accidents and renders accidents, when they occur, more serious.Mr.Pitt calls attention to the outside stairs.Not only are these an eyesore which no other city on this continent tolerates to the same extent as Montreal does, but they are an invitation to accidents, especially in winter, when snow and ice accummal- ate on the steps.It is easier to fall in a dark room than a well lighted one.Also, dark rooms tend to lowered vitality which predisposes to dizziness, vertigo and similar sudden indispositions from which so many accidents arise.Apart from its unsightliness and its unhygienic conditions, an unpaved lane, or a dirty lane, filled with garbage and litter, is an invitation to accidents.Dirty, ill-kept yards at the rear of stores, dwellings and factories encourage accidents, and might well be dealt with as severely under this head as they are in many cities when they come under the attention of the sanitary inspectors.Lack of open spaces for children to play in drive the children into the streets where they are exposed to many accidents.Mr.Pitt suggests that in addition to the excellent work being done in the extension of playgrounds, some en-, ecuragement, perhaps in the way $f MacVICAR MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St.Viateur Ave.Cor.Hutchison St.Rev.James G.Potter, M.A., D.D.Minister J SUNDAY, JUNE 8TH 1100 a.m.\u2014District Church Ser- of Northern District me ps Impérial Welsh Sing- Everybody Welcome Juma EEE agency.Only hunger, cold and necessity.and clever invitation to the pub- Imagine what would nation, nor the free editorial ex- news of the day, as told by busi- THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, JUNE 5.1930.\u201cORDER OF GOOD CHEER\u201d ON THE AIR \u201cL'Ordre de Bon Temps\u201d, or \u201cThe Order of Good Cheer\u201d, a ballag opera commemorating the early French colony of Port Royal, in the Annapolis Basin of Nova Scotia, will be presented from station WJZ and twelve associated stations of the National Broadcasting Company from 9.156 to 9.46 p.m, E.DS.T.,, on Sunday, May 26th, in a programme of music sponsored by/the Canadian Pacific Railway.The opera is the work of Louvigny de Montigny, a former Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, and has been set to musie by Dr.Healey Wil- lan, of the Toronto Conservatory of - Music, one of the best known of Canadian composers.The three leading characters, those of Samuel de Champlain, the Baron de Poutrin- court and Mare Lescarbot, will be played by Alfred Heather, Ulysse Pa- quin and Herbert Hewetson, respectively, all three well-known Canadian artists.The founding of the Order of Good Cheer may be said to have been the salvation of the struggling colony at Port Royal during the winter of 1605 to 1606.As a means of combatting the dreaded scurvy, he founded the \u201cOrder of Good Cheer\u201d the first epicurean society outside Europe, to keep his men well-exercised by hunting and fishing, procure them a bet- ter diet, and promote à spirit of good cheer.Champlain, captain\u2019 in the navy and geographer royal of France, was an explorer and colonizer, who is famous as the founder of Quebec, discoverer of Lakes Champlain, Ontario and Huron, and the man who established the power of France in Canada.Jean de Biencourt, Baron de Poutrin- court, was the concessionaire of Port Royal, and was an officer in the King\u2019s Army.Marc Lescarbot, the third character of this opera, was an advocate in the Parliament of Paris, and 3 historian and poet.It is from his writings that the procedure of the Order of Good Cheer is known, Property Values tax concessions, might be given to those property owners who build detached or semi-detached houses providing a reasonable amount of open ground around the houses in which children may play.There are at present in Montreal enough lots subdivided to house nearly five times the present population, and when they are used up there is plenty more land to subdivide, so that it is rot for want of space that it is jot done.Some contractors are now showing a good example by building ou a lot and a half, leaving ample space around the house both for little children playing and also for .adequate sunlight on there or four \u2018sides of the house.Mr.Pitt invites the civic, * authorities and the leading publie bodies to take up this aspect of the housing problem and give what encouragement they can.To those who deul in real estate, it is important that they realize our responsibility in this matter.From the material stand- quate sunlight on three or four sides interest in working for safer and healthier houses, because it can be demonstrated that better housing conditions mean higher property values everywhere.KIRBY ADVISES LOCKED CARS Says Cause of Greatest Number of Thefts is Carelessness of Drivers Local citizens view with considerable pride the enviable record of the Montreal Police Department in recovering cars stolen in the District of Montreal during 1929.The records show that, of 3,163 car} stolen locally last year, 2,785 cars were recovered through the diligence of the police.It has been said that residents bf Montreal and the surrounding territory have been trained to look after FAIRMOUNT-ST.GILES The United Church of Canada Assembly Hall New Church Building corner of Bernard and Stuart ; Avenues.Outremont Associate Ministers Rev.J.R.Dobson, D.D., Rev.J.P.MacFarlane * DEDICATION SERVICES The beautiful new building just completéd will be set apart for the worship of God.at 11 am.by REV.DR.TREVOR DAVIES (Minister of Eaton Memorial Church Toronto) 7.30 p.m\u2014Rev.Dr.Trevor Davies will condyct worship and.preach.special service of praise, od by .McLean Marshal and \"hin Cho augmented by special soloists, 8.8.at 3 o'clock for the occasion of \u2018We have taught discouraged mothers We know that they have laboured to To officers and members we extend our grate For the work they've done to win the place, i The N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club A poem composed by a member oi the Public Speaking Class the Annual Meeting.Madam President and Ladies, we have listened with much cheer To the tale of our activities throughout this busy year.\u2019 And now on this our closing day, we have a sense of pride In the knowledge that our club work covers a field so wide.We have helped the poor and needy; we have eased the sufferer\u2019s bed, how sick babies should be fed.We have.been advised, instructed, entertained, and even dined, A more comprehensive schedule would indeed he hard to find.Our district is a growing one and we have found our place In serving our community, forgetting creed or race.Our aims are high, our cause is just, We try to be a power for good in all we undertake, our influence is great, 1 thanks, which our club now ranks, promote the common weal And every branch of service testifies to their zeal.We thank you, Madam President, for your,-gracious ways You have forged a bond of kinship, we shall cherish all our days Our Club has gained in prestige, by your presence at its head And we are very proud indeed to follow, where you've led.So let us boost our splendid club; let's lend a helping hand, For only by united work can we hope to expand.Then when October comes, we trust that every woman here Will bring a friend to well our ranks for the ensuing year.their cars and thus are an aid to the authorities in keeping thefts at a rather low ebb.The following advice, which is handed out to our citizens by Mr.T.C.Kirby, General Manager of the Montreal Motorists\u2019 League may be applied to any locality in the country: DRESSES SUITS PRESSED SINGLE SUITS .BElair 1322 4005200 tresses arse \u201cLOCK YOUR CAR EVERY TIME.\u201d Most of the cars stolen last year were stolen because they were parked unlocked.Men are morc apt to forget to lock their cars than women.Professional men are the worst offenders, \u2019 \u2014 LOCK IT \u2014\u2014 _ SUITS AND DRESSES MADE TO LOOK AS THEY SHOULD BE FOR VACATION DAYS Phone us we will call for your suits,and dresses to be cleaned, dyed, remodelled, repaired or pressed.SUITS DRY OR FRENCH CLEANED .$1.25 .$1.25 AND UP 3 FOR $1.00 ou\" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Busy Bee Cleaners & Dyers 218 Laurier West event a noclal meet FE bers and fri- Have you had an Acidophilus Cocktail ?The New HEALTH DRINK Culture Acidophilus is well known to the Medical profession Your family doctor will approve: Have a teaspoonful of Culture Acidophilus added to your fruit drink at the soda fountain, or to your glass of milk at lunch time.Note the improvement in your digestion and general sense of well being.May be obtained from your druggist in original four ounce packages at $1.25.Prepared by the Montreal Clinical Laboratory 817 Medical Arts Building = v.Bishop, Sole Agent, 5890 Park Ave, Tel ATlantic 6570 .\u201c1.Ye ce ue 0 2 eve 12 .ps ae.\u201c 4 LR % + % 4 + à + + +4 & + 2?GIRL GUIDES * % + < The Northern District Girl % & Guides under the direction of < Miss M.Millen District Com- % Ji missioner will attend the Dis- * < % trict Church Service to be held < in MacVicar Memorial Church & St.Viateur Ave.Cor.Hutch- «< ison St.on Sunday June 8th at = 11 am.The Rev, Dr.Potter will give the address.* + 2 3 ° * * % * 0 QQ Qe 5 5 5 5 SD + 2 LS + 2, < > 2, Fa Colonel Lindbergh made only a brief stop at Colon; which was grammatically correct.Pre EEE CE ps \u2018 jnot a musical En Hector Moquin \u2014 Tobacconist - - U.S.de Carufel \u2014 Watchmaker, Jeweller Royal York Store \u2014 Gents Furnishings - - Maison Almanzor \u2014 Flowers .- .5008 » 222\" \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u201cTHE CUCK00S\u201d AT PALACE, Filled with delirious fun and hîl- arious nonsense, \u201cThe Cuckoos,\u201d Radio Pictures\u2019 wild riot of waggery, opens at the Palace on Saturday.The show brings the talking screen something entirely new in entertainment.\u201cThe Cuckoos\u201d is not a revue, It's comedy, glthough comedy and music hold full sway through the production.The shop is a distinct departuné.from: the cé ventiohsl, offering s eH-knit story which serves as a back-ground for the antics of the maddest pair of comics ever to grace the sereen\u2014Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, who won picture fame in \u201cRio Rita.\u201d Romance has not been neglected, ATlantic 1212 TEL.ATLANTIC 3172 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savunpa ét sgiblvde ard Hugh Trevor.Whec!- Ler oolsey are.capably aided in their lunacy by Dorothy Lee and Jobyna Howland.Ivan Lebedeff and Mitchell Lewis are the \u201cbad men\u201d and Marguerita Padula lends her \u2018tildtides voice to a number of song hits.Filmed partly in Technicolor, offering ten lilting hit songs, numa bering more than a thousand in its cast and containing the liveliest 4 i chorué.présentations ever é L to the screen, \u201cThe Cuck- A said to have everything that makes for perfect screen entertain ment.-Jpdging by its record-breaking re- ¢eption in other cities, \u201cThe Cuck- coos\u201d is expected to attract capacity audiences during its showing here.\u2019 Give Your Clothes :a Square Deal And at small cost, keep them always looking natty.Acquaint yourself with our service.We call.for and deliver promptly.VALET SERVICE Remodelling, Repairing, Alterations of suits and dresses Cleaners and Dyers PARKSIDE; TAILORS 1054 Laurier West SATISFACTION \u201cCHEZ MAXIME\u201d & Charcuterie Ï \\Fhetch Pastry & Cooked Meats of the Quality.Best 1H #4 SPECIALTIES Wedding Cakes 16, Birthday Cakes Cake Decorated to Order.Petit Fours Glacés Assorted and Iced Macaroons, Outremont LI E EEE EEE EE EE EEE NE z= EE = a 5 fi EEE EE EEE EEE ts A\" Lys Bernard - 1208 Van Horne 1126 Bernard rk Avenue Bernard W.Obtain a worthwhile gi4or Dad By patronizing these Merchan ts À i j 1 ] , À } | ! ! ERE NE Rr ard dl iit dnd.8:4 has titi amid dh \u201cThe Paper That Brings Results\u201d RE 5 = A a PLASTERING \u2018New Fairmount St.Giles Church W.MOFFAT WAlnut 4876 573 Connaught Montreal West A EE ne A ACCOUSTICS Macoustic Engineering Co.Limited Cleveland \u2014 Ohio MONTREAL BRANCH NEW BIRKS BUILDING 620 Cathcart St.LAncaster 7711 LL LL ae EE CA) BElair 3515 Res.Phone ATlantic 3240 4 5271 HENRI JULIEN MONTREAL Manville J.Vipond COAL For Fairmount St.Giles Church Supplied By Us.LR de a a a MILLWORK SUPPLIED BY Traversy Limited 880 De L'Epee Avenue OUTREMONT LL LL a LL EEE CAM cs ht RE Plumbing an Heating NEW FAIRMOUNT ST.GILES CHURCH LL NE SELKIRK BROS.MONTREAL 5558 Whverly St., F* TE 70709707 RR TE A eR en i Be OPP 72 a A ZZ 7772 AZ GLO RAR ET 7s 2 A a a VI VII IIS MINE SI III LES III III ML 27277 PI ld Dd 27 ER 2 rr, = 2 a a Zr 2 KE a eR Tr SPAS SAY A M ds Vo 2 2 70 7 ae 2 Ad ld Zz A ee a Rr 00 20227 N N N N NY N N N S N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N A N N N NN N N NI NY N N N N NY N N N N NS N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N 3 N NS N N N NS N N N N N N N N N 3 N NN N =, N N NS N N NS N N N N NS a TE A M AA AA AA LS fk rr A a ra or rr, A ZPRR7 707 702% A i fT TP PIP, CRescent 0202 \\ A OP 7 AT 277 0 IN ERIDYITIIRY IVI VITIN DT TRE WEEKLY EX AMINER, JUNE 5.1930.The New Fairmount-St.Giles Church The new Fairmount-St.Giles Church will be formally opered on Sunday next with a special Dedication Service for the week.The building is at the corner of Stuart and Bernard Avenues and is the latest and most modern church in in charge, studied church the city of Montreal.The Building Committee, construction and its necessities before final plans were approved.Today the church will stand out in church construction for whole Dominion of Canada.Rev.J.R.Dobson and Rev.J.W.P.MacFarlane, are Associate Pastors.The splendour of the church building has beer.made possible by the co-operation of the contractor, Reid Brothers and the sub-contractors.REID BROS.GENERAL CONTRACTORS Mn: AD OFFICE 1117 ST.CATHERINE WEST MArqueite 1998 Yard: 237 MARIA | Wilbank 1020 A A ei wb EA A li dB es RS Cm 5 | Limited PAGE THRER + ss PEER A 2D TTT: New Fairmount St.Giles Church Hickey & Aubut Gravel, Metal and Plate Roofing 821 Dominion St.Montreal Wilbank 1819 - 2725 ED RE RE EE cs TTR TY | Pews » Clergy Seats | Pulpit - Reading Desk | Communion Table Le a TE TY FV => very Fy vi N | supplied by | The Valley City Seating Co.Limited Z \u2014 Uy A a Td eZ NS THE ORGAN TO BE INSTALLED IN THE NEW FAIRMOUNT ST.-GILES UNITED | CHURCH, OUTREMONT, IS NOW BEING BUILT IN OUR FACTORY.It consists of a 3 manual, 27 stops with all the usual mechanical accessories Casavant Freres, Limited Established in 1879 St.Hyacinthe, P.Q.FLOOR COVERING in Fairmount St.Giles Church Put Down By \u201c as.nl Ohl LU s s Limited - = Montreal EE STRUCTURAL STEEL Supplied and Erected DOMINION BR IDGE CO.LIMITED LACHINE QUE.Lary NR \\ RR LLL ORY PIRSA PNM LS LIVE 157 P11 LAIR FIPS VS SRS FAT RAS 7 OF Ro PT 22 PR II 14 11 a DUNDAS - - ONTARIO ENS IVe ee IE\u201d PAINTING Martin à Montgomery MONTREAL 556 Madison WAlnut 0480 À A Rd 770 ee a D CA Electric Lighting Fixtures supplied by The Tallman Brass & Metal Limited HAMILTON \u2014 ONTARIO 5 ds ha A DEEE?\u201cAPRS MONTREAL BRANCH HP M.Carter 102 Willow Dale Ave.ATlantic 6163 a A FE Fle Vidi ail dh TLL dl, ; 5 R N by NS 8 an TE RE LR 7 7 2 2 2 27 277277 Oe ZZ a Fai 7 Ly dd 7u ds 22d A dali Ornamental Iron AND Metal Stairs furnished by Canadian Welding Works 22 I RT.ES mr a EE ee EE EE MONTREAL 278 Queen St.MArquette 1697 : } EE Ht 1 param pom PORT STANLEY SNAPS LID ON BATHING GEAR Village Constables Are In- structet] to Arrest All on Streets in Scanty Attire St.Thomas, Ont.\u2014Anticipating a Jarge attendance this coming summer of sun-loving damsels and youths at Port Stanley, the council of that village at a recent meeting took action to have the bylaw, prohibiting persons from appearing off the beach in scanty bathing-gear, enforced.The village constables were instructed to keep their weather eyes peeled this year and to apprehend all and sundry who show a tendency to wear less clothing than convention and respectability demand.The council is not attempting to regulate the amount of clothing a young man or woman must wear on the bathing beach or boardwalk, so long as thew remain there, But if those young folk forget themselves and appear in the village streets in one-piece garments, without accompanying wraps, into the hoosegow they are likely to be thrust.The action of the council was inspired by a deputation \u2018from the Port Stanley Women's Institute\u201d They expressed the feeling that there had been entirely too much nudity parading the village streets in previous years, and they felt ¥t was time that the ordinance banning such displays was enforced.; Hurried Off to Court The ordinance was enforced to some extent last year, as a Windsor young man learned to his sorrow.He had £one to Port Stanley to spend his va- eation and had only been there three or four hours when he made the mistake of walking to the village drugstore in an abbreviated swimming suit, A village constable nabbed him, placed him on a train and hurried him to the police court in St.Thomas, without giving him the chance of dopning a protective wrap or a pair \u2018of shoes.There he was tried and fined on a charge of improperly exposing bimself.Chief of Police Armstrong - took compassion on the youth.and loaned him an ancient frock coat in whch to return to Port Stanley, BUSHMEN NEED MORE HURLING = T0 GO PLACES White Sox Chief Says a Fourth Moundsman Would Give Him Pennant Claim New York.\u2014 Give the Chieago White Sox a fourth starting pitcher to team with Ted Lyons, Al Thomas and the ancient \"Red Faber, let the youngsters on the club keep their present pace and the infield hold together, and Donie Bush, the tiny manager, promises Chicago a minor baseball miracle this season\u2014a firat division club.Just naw the White Sox, with Youth sticking out all over the club, are sailing merrily along with Bud Clancy banging the ball lustily in tha wounded Art Shires\u2019 place at Wirsé base, Bill Cissel hitting over 400 at second base, Willie Kamm playing fine ball at third and a youngster, Smith, doing a - fair job of shortstopping.Smead Jolley, the big coast outfielder, isn't hitting up to predictions, but the rookie Sheriff Harris is and Peynolds is a fixture in centerfield.Pe round out the picture, Bush needs only that elusive fourth pitcher, but he has\u2019 high hopes Young Ed.Walsh, Hal! McKain and |} Dutch Henry, the southpaw, are his |} three entrants in the derby for the starting post.have the best possibilities.\u201cH the Browns want to let loose |] of George Blaeholder, the holdout, some of my troubles would be over,\u201d Donie said in between belting fun- goes to his outfielders before à game || with the Yankees at the here.\u201cI could give them things they need for Blacholder, bet I suppose several of the other clubs could, too.\u201cAnd don't count us\u2018 out either, whether we get that fourth start pitcher or not.We're tough, too.\u201d FISH SPECIAL: PRICES Promptly Delivered .CR.7486 * Michaels Fish Market 200 St.Vistour stadium McKain appears toi his annual address, Montreal, 2nd Vice-President.B.L.C.Division.The 59th annual general meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association will be held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, June 2 to 6.The President, Mr.R.J.Hutchings of Calgary, will open the proceedings with which is looked forward to by the business interests of Canada as an authoritative statement on business conditions from an industrial point of view.The officers of the Association shown in this group are: Top Row, left to right\u2014Elmer Davis, Kingston, 1st Vice-President; J.E.Walsh, Toronto, General Manager; R.J.Hutchings, Calgary, President; T.F.Monypenny, Toronto, Honorary Treasurer; Bottom Row, left to right \u2014 J.H.Cumming, New Glasgow, Chairman Maritime Division; George A.Savoy, St.Johns, Que., Chairman Quebec Division; Geo.R.Kerr, Hamilton, Chairman Ontario Division; W.A.McKay, Winnipeg, Chairman Prairie Division; T.S.Dixon, Vancouver, Chairman W.H.Mintr, / HEALTH SERVICE OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION IT'S MY STOMACH Food plays an important part in the securing and maintaining of health.We are told that we should eat to live and not live to eat, which is one way of saying that we should not eat to excess.In addition to avoiding excess, it should be taken into consideration that the body demands a welldbalanced diet which will include milk and milk products, fresh, green vegetables and fruits.Proper food and proper digestion are of an importance that cannot be overemphasized.The stomach does its work day after day and does not very often fail to do so.It stands a fair amount of abuse without protest, and, as long as it does its work without attracting attention, we do no give much thought to this important organ.Pain or discomfort in any part of the abdomen is apt to be blamed on the stomach, which is then said to be upset, Very often, the last thing eatzn is thought to have disagreed with the stomach.When there is discomfort\u201d or pain in the region of the stomach, there is something wrong, but it certainly doves not mean that the stomach is necessarily responsible.Abnormal and diseased conditions of the \u2018stomach do occur, but most of the distress 275 St.Viateur West blamed on that organ is not caused primarily by the stomach.Worry, nervous strain and anxiety are real causes of pain occurring in the upper part of the abdomen.The business man who works under tension, who hurries through his lunch, and who does not take time to relax, may expect to have an upset stomach, The onset of many of the acute diseases is accompanied by loss of appetite, nausea and sometinies vomiting.In such cases, the stomach, as one organ of the body, is affected by a general disease of the whole body.Heart disease may mean that the supply of blood to the stomach is not sufficient to allow the stomach to do its work properly.As a result, it is difficult for the organ to digest foods which require a considerable time for the process.Under\\such cir- eumstances, the use of foods which are difficult to digest may be followed by distress, but the heart, and not the stomach, is really to blame.When the stomach goes on the rampage, we should not think so much of the last thing eaten as being the cause, but rather \u2018consider this as a symptom of some condition which requires attention.The stomach should not be abused.It is not to be expected that foods and beverages can be used indiscrim- PARK PROVISION Regd.(Under New Management) A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, MEATS, FRESH SEGETABLES, ALES AND PORTERS OF ALL KIND! Special Attention Given to Phone Orders For Prompt Delivery Groceries\u2014CRes 4127-4128 Meat Dept.CRescent 9200 221 St.Viateur West Residence 5449 Waverly No job too big or too small \u2014 Just phone and we'll be right over.PLUMBING AND HEATING ADELARD HUDON .INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Of all kinds done by expert tradesmen CRescent 4768 CRescent 8955 With a complete new selection Announce the opening of their new shoppe Now located at 4603 PARK AVE.of imported models\u2014Also hats moulded to suit the individual TELEPHONE BELAIR 1225 GOOD FOOD FOR THF.BARY The milk from our dairy is good and uniform.It comes from a ; herd of cows that are scientifically fed and housed.Their milk is ure and rich.Our dairy plant is sanitary and modern.bottling is carefully done and our product is most dependable.Feed our milk to the babies and they will keep heaithy and grow strong Phone us your order.MONKLAND DAIRY ST.LAURENT \u2019 BYwater 0708 inately without causing trouble in the organ which is overburdened as a result of such carelessness.Questions concerning Health, addressed to the Canadian Medical Association, 184 College Ct., Toronto, will be answered personally by letter.This is the season when a man works all morning so he can afford to play golf all afternoon for recreation 30 he can play bridge all night.Hair- Dressing Permanent Marcel Waving with our NEW KEEN Croguignol method.The hair is wound from the ends up, resulting in beautiful bubhle-like ringlet ends.Positively assuring you of a large perfect Marcel Wave.fore attained.Results never be- Price $10.00, Two for $18.00, including hair cut, two Shampoos, and Finger Wave, Hot Oil treatment before permanent, if necessary, Eight Months Guarantee Will Last One 'Year.We also de Eugene Method \u2014 For appointment call AT.1424 1068 Laurier West, Outremont.PRESENTATION TO ~~ MISS HELEN JOHNSTON On Friday night last the Choir of MacVicar Memorial Churélf presented Miss Helen Johnston Soprano leader with a handsome lamp as a token of their esteem on the eve pf her marriage which will take place June 16th.After the wedding the newly wedded pair will spend the summer in Banff, Alta.Arrangements have been completed for the Imperial Welsh Singers to Sing in MacVicar Chureh (8t.Viateur Ave.and Hutchison St.) at the Evening Services Sundays June 8th and 15th at seven o'clock.The Welsh Singers will also give a concert in MacVicar Church on Tuesday night June 10th at 8.15.° The Imperial Welsh Choir under the direction of Festyn Davis is on their return journey to the old country.Engine Comparisons Indicate Development of Failroads|.\u201cTom Thumb\u201d, the first American- built locomotive, made its initial run at Baltimore just a century ago\u2014in 1830.Comparison of this remarkable contraption, which weighed three tons, with the Canadian National giant 6100, which weighs 329 tons, is a good illustration of the development of the railroad in.a hundred years.(OUTREMONT Bernard and Champagneur Starting Sat., June 7th, to Tues.He'll Give you the Thrill and the Laugh of a Lifetime RICHARD DIX In an All-Falk Sensation \u201cSEVENKEYS BALOPATE \u2014Also\u2014 Midnight Life with Curtain Rung Up! \"NIGHT PARADE\" - With All Star Cast \u2014Added Attractions\u2014 the \u201cBelle of the Nights\u201d A Musical Revue Song Cartoon \u2014 News Others pon below.+ The Examiner, 5357 Park Ave.advertisement: ADDRESS .runs.32 THEATRE TICKETS FREE my Find the word \u201cPALACE\u201d in one of the advertisements and fill out cou- LE Clip here neatly Loue punis is I found the word \u201cPALACE\u201d in NAME .sc.sonsccosanu0eu cc 00000 A Pod £; J \\ LI 222 2 Ie #The Paper That Brings Results\u201d.C.CONFECTIONER \"NEW PARK AVENUE BRANCH (Near BernardŸ BANVILLE Under management of Miss A.Roach, formerly of Ed.Morin Co, Delicious Palace Pastries of all kinds made fresh every day.WEDDIN® CAKES \u201c°°° ind BIRTHDAY CAKES 3676 Park Ave.WILSON SILITTIE THEATRE MRS, ZWIZZ2LE, ON A DAY.BUSINESS =.THAT SHE WOMAN], . Drogas orion 0 aap ee?= Re bo a ® this is the ale for you.Molson\u2019s Export\u2014the ale of golden goodness .» with its clean, brisk flavour .its creamy smoothness .its wholesome, welcome refreshment.MOLSONS GOLD LABEL EXPORT ALE 8: i RE 7\" a ET.SAMPSONMAKES PUBLIC FINANCIAL RECAPITULATION OF OUTREMONT'S BUDGET Income Over Three-Quarter \u201cMillion \u2014 Increase Over Pre- ceeding Year of $50,000 \u2014 Surplus for Yar Shown\u2014 \"Mary Improvements Completed.The annual financial recapitulation of the Civic finances of the City of © \u2018improvements such as drains, sewers, grading, sidewalks, street and lane Outremont have been made public by [opening and extensions are valued at E.T.Sampson secretary-treasurer of $2 884,444.79.The mortgages such as the corporation.The statement for this year gives evidence of a slight a; decline as compared with those of former years.It is evident that Outre- mont is spending its money in bene- tits and improvement for the general good of the community.The total income for the year has been struck off as $767,645.79.The toal debits against this figure is 765,000.05.Compared with last year\u2019s figures which were as follows: income, $716,278.37; expenditure $694,242.89, there is an increase in expenditure materially over that of last year.The surplus this year is $2,645.14.The 1929 income was: general municipal tax, $371,168.13; local improvement tax, $167,019.26; business tax, $8,409.51; street lighting tax, $28,293.25; protection of life and property tax, $115,870.34; public works department, $4,708.91; underground conduit rents, $3,004.82; cottage rents, $1,349.16; licenses, $3,-; 237.50; building permits $3,826; recorder\u2019s court fines and costs, $6,- 709.30; amusement tax, $1,048.75; cash discounts, $607.80; sale of plans, $16.30 and sale of copies of building bylaws, $12.95, interest on taxes, | mortgages and loans, $33,388.88 and! engineering and administrative ex- | penses recharged to sundry local im-: provement and private works, $18,-.621.62.Expenditures for the same period were: administrative: general government, $55,476.68; building inspection, $5,430.11; public works department, $167,023.45; underground conduits, $8,350.15; street lighting, $32,547; recorder\u2019s court, $1,450.59; protection of life and property; $138,654.21; recreation, $34,625.12; public health department, $10,087.64; charities and donations, $4,072.84; miscellaneous Mentreal Metropolitan Commission, annual assessment for 1928, $16,177.- 40; guaranteed revenue on water to Montreal Water and Power Company, $791.99; interest on loan charges, $279,217.61; sinking fund contribution on loan charges, $72,829.09 and surplus income for the year, $2,645.- 14, Loan Debts Comparing liabilities and assets, the report shows that the capital loan debts amounts to $5,678,000 with $2,- 100,000 in outstanding bonds and $3,- 578,000 in loans from the Montreal Metropolitan Commission.The mortgages in the city property are $6,126 and the sinking fund and local improvement.tax commutation fund is $1,008,568.37.The general revenue surplus, consisting of the balance forwarded from previous year, for $50,- 119.68 and the surplus revenue for the present year for $2,646.14 less sundry assets written down per reso- |, lution of council and loss on re-sale on house for $29,160.53, amount to $23,624.18.As to the assets, property, perman- \u2018ent works, sinking fund and local improvement commutation fund represent the sum of $6,588,916.25.Local SULLIVAN MOVERS AGENCY REG\u2019D.LOADS WANTED LOW RATES TO AND FROM MONTREAL, ST.ROSE, ST.JEROME, SHAWBRIDGE, ST.ADELE, VAL MORIN, \u2018ST.JOVITE, MONT.LAURIER, ST.LIN, NEW GLASGOW, TETRAVILLE, DIXIE, DORVAL, BEACONSFIELD, ST.ANN BELLEVUE, WOODLANDS, AND ANY OTHER, COUNTRY RESORTS, WE GO BACK AND FORTH TO THESE COUNTRIES.WE ALSO WANT LOADS TO AND .FROM MONTREAL, QUEBEC, OTTAWA TORONTO, HAMILTON, NIAGARA BOSTON, FALLS, \"WINDSOR, NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE, PITTSBURGH, CONNECTICUT, BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, NEW JERSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, DETRO CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, CHI ALL LOADS INSURED.WE ALSO DO CRATING, PACKING, STORAGE, SHIPPING AND FREIGHT FORWARDING, STORAGE CONNECTION IN FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE IN PRINCIPAL CITIES.ALSO LOCAL MOVING.CAREFUL HANDLING.ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON PECIALLS LONG DISTANCE SP LISTS.APPLY AT * ; 4138 St Lawrence BElair 0508 f \u2018balances of principle owing under agreements of sale of properties and saleable lots, constitute the sum of $33,662.The balance $497,136.65, represents sundry debtors, cash on hand land prepaid charges.The Montreal Metropolitan Commission has already received the sum of $367,165.86 on the sum of $3,678, 000 as loaped to the city of Outre- mont.Present deposits with the Montreal Water and Power Co.for water services construction amount to $3,- 662.19 with taxable local improvements, mortgages and deposits with the commission for the sum of $641,- 402.61 reduce the net debt to the commission to the sum.of $1,008,568.37.MOTOR BANDITS G0 STRAIGHT AS POLICE AID THEM San Francisco Officers Shoot, Catch and Help Pair to Win Parole San Francisco, Cal.\u2014Skeptical theories that criminals never reform are refuted by an experience related by Detective Sergeant George Wall of the San Francisco police department, wha aided in the reformation of two men he captured recently.Moreover, he insists that policemen are always glad to help men go straight when they can.Sergeant Wall and Detective Sergeant Jack Cannon, when they were cn the automobile detail, were \u201ccruising\u201d the city cone night in search of holdup men.They got a call about midnight from headquarters that a large car had Been stolen from the Civic Center.After more cruising they found the car parked not many blocks frcm where it had been stolen.Watchful Waiting The officers stopped their car and waited.Soon two men came out of an apartment house near where the stolen car was parked.But they walked pass the stolen car as though they had not seen it.The officers shadowed them.The two suspects \u201cjimmied\u201d their way into a garage, atole the license plates from a car THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, ¥ EMBARRASSING MOMENTS Tad | | | I} Outremont and Thrills, romance are some of the highlights of Richard Dix's first starring vehicle for Radio Pictures in \u201cSeven Keys to Baldpate\u201d at the Outremont Theatre, Saturday\u2026 until Tuesday.This fast-moving melodramatic farce, «cmbines laughs and thrills in rapid succession.The principal locale of the story is a deserted tavern on top of a mountain in the dead of winter.suspense, mystery they hopped in the stolen car and aped away, the caps after them.When the suspects found they were being chased they spurted ahead and turned around, coming head-on at the officers.One of the men drew a gun.Sergeant Wall had to fire his shotgun, loaded with buckshot.That stopped the stolen car near a school yard.Judge Yields decent fellows and the officers relented and pleaded with the judge to give them probation after they had pleaded guilty to stealing the car.The judge wielded.Some time later one of the men called at police headquarters and asked for Sergeant Wall.When the officer came out to buckshot on the counter and said: \u201cThese are the slugs that were taken out cf my biens: after you got me that night\u2014remember!\u201d Wall did.And then the man told him how he had a good job, had gone straight and loved his wife and little boy.The other man, tou, had gone to honest work and to this day both are respected citizens and doing well.\u201cAnd that's a lot more fun for ua than seeing them both in San Quentin,\u201d said Wall.A Scandinavian had just arrvived in California, delighted at the way his new car had withstood the trials and tribulations of the trip, \u201cHow were the roads, Hans?\u201d \u201cVell, dis guy Lincoln vas a great there and put them on the stolen car 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AT.7175 The bandits turned out to be fairly |8 meet the man the latter laid eleven Pa AFTER HAVING QUVING VOUR PANENT À STPP DOSEI OP BITTER MEDICINE FORY EYES\u201d \u2014 (FE SUDDENLY HED HANDLED AN VAJUSUALUY = GRAPE PRUIT THAT MORNING as PEFONRE THE te 2 & ivan biog Fesiuiee Syndicate.li, Great Briain nigtte reserved.Attractions | It is here that Dix, in the role of a young novelist secking material for a story, appears as the central figure in a series of amazing adventures, which include two beautiful women, a mad hermit and grafting city officials.The striking shadows of Baldpate Inn, the howling of the winds outside, and the ominous sound of keys turning, one by one, in the lock of the tavern door, all create an atmosphere of mystery that.rivets one\u2019s attention on the screen.The surprise ending of the story is one that even the most imaginative minds will not guess.The glamor of Broadway's night life is also to be seen and heard in \u201cNight Parade\u201d, one of the 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