The weekly examiner : covering Mount Royal, Park Extension, St-Laurent and Outremont, 14 novembre 1931, samedi 14 novembre 1931

[" re me Dresses of Distinction 361 Bernard Avenue \u2014 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES HATS \u2014 $1.59 our prices are the Best in Tewn VOL.Il No.45.OUTREMONT AND NORTH END - RESIDENTS PAY TRIBUTE TO PEGGY DRESS SHOPPE URescent 4696 Fall Clearances 03.95 06.93 and $9.95.Coats, $12.95, 815.95 and $25.00 | Visit our Premises and be convinced that FALLEN HEROES WEDNESDAY Mayor Joseph Beaubien Présent\u2014Prayers Offered by Rev.Charles George Smith and Rev.Father Desjardins\u2014 Capt.J.W.Long Addressed Gathering\u2014Members of Local Associations Deposited Wreaths at Foot of Cenotaph.Under sombre sutumn skies, with the chill of fall in the air.Remembrance Day was observed by the Ou- tremont and North \u2018 End Women's Club, the Jeffrey Hale Burland aml Guy Drummond Chapters of the LO.D.E.at the Outremont cenotaph, Elm- wood end Bloomfield avenues Waid- nesday afternoon.Color was added to the cereniony when 60 men of Company A of the Grenadier GSards, under Major Rick, marched upon the scene in busbies and red tunics.They were inspecled by Lt.-Col.G.8.Stairs, following which four men were detailed as a guard of honor at the four corners of the monument.1° Remerlrance Day belongs &- much to the mothers- of the soldiers ho took part in the Great War, as to the soldiers themselves.Capt.John W.Long told the large assemblage that witgessed the proceedings.\u201cThey received no medals, and no monuments were erected to them, though many were deprived forever of consolation of their loved ones,\u201d he said.Too ofteh, Ale world is prbue to thifk that the -four years of international strife during the Great War was\u2019 terminated by the Armistice, Capt.Long continued.National prejudices and suepicioms, in his opinion, were very much alive.Now more than ever was the need for courage and the lessons of devotion shown by the fallen warriors in the war.Capt.Long .urged his hearers not to look upon Remembrance Day as ong of gloom, \u201cWe must go cheerfully about the work of fighting unemployment and financial depression.That was the spirit shown by our boys in\u2019 their days of trial.They would not like .us to feel downcast, when there is such need for a spirit \u201c 6f optimism.Mothers, fathers, sisters wives\u2014all must pull together, as they did when the need was o great,\u201d he concluded.\u201d Last Post and Reveille were sounded by Harold Coley, bugler.Following this procedure \u2018end the two minutes of silence imposed by Mayor Joseph Beaubien on the assembly, the placing of wreaths was next in the order f the programme.These included offerings from the Outremont City Council, the Outremont and North: End Women's Club, Jeffery Hale Burland and Guy Drummond Chapters of the LO.D.E, Outremont Presbyterian Church, MacVicar Memorial Church, Ascension Church Sunday Schools, Patricia Chapter, O.E.S., the National Paint Company.' Rev.C.George Smith and Rev.Father L.Desjardins offered the prayers.Mis.S.Rolland and Mrs, Rod.Sangster were the standard Bearers.Police Chief A, Lefebvre and Ejpe Chief W.B.Wallis, Aldermen E.W.Sayer, George Pratt and A.Dan- sereau, Rev.Dr.J.G.Potter were among those present.Scout troops participating in the proceedings included: The 20th Montreal (Ascension) Troop under C.J.Dandy, scoutmaster; the 44th Montreal (St.Giles), under Scoutmzaster G.A.Woods; the 98th Moptrea) (Bantroftffehodt);\"émder M.A.Moc- covitch; the 40th Montreal (Jewish), under A.M.Machlovitch.The 53rd \u2018Montreal (Vickers) troop supplied the band and buglers.The Montreal Girl Guides were represented by the 46th, 10th and 2nd Lrocps.The Fair- mount St.Giles\u2019 Church choir was in attendance.\u2019 VICIOUS DOG \u201cTROUBLE CALSE The fate of a deg\u201d in Outremont which has been the cause of much consternation in the past few weeks is still undecided.To prefer a charge of this kind, a special committee is now engaged in combing the Criminal Code that will enable, them to begin the case wilh accurate points if there be any neces.sédy of taking action the dug being the defendant.\u201cvicious Champiens of Land, Air and Water! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 14, Covering MOUNT ROYAL, PARK EXTENSION, ST.LAURENT AND The Weekly Examiner 1931 Glasgow Students Stage Their Annual Melee their annual Rectorial election.This picture is typical of what happens when the students of the University of Glasgow, Scotland, nave The voters, students, of coursz, stage pitched battles on the lawns in front of the University, when bags of soot, and all manner of vil> concoctions, are hurled by the rival parties.When the press photographer snapped this picture three enthusiasts were busy in a triple wrestling hout which stems to be going hard with the centre combatant, REVEREND AND Mr.S.Law, a constant reader of the .\u201cExandiner\u201d had the pleasured privilege of hearing a message of devotion and loyalty to God recently at the Westmount Baptist Church delivered by the Rev.and Mrs.R.W.Porteous of the China Inland Mission and decided that he would pass it on to the other readers of their columns.Mr.Law says in part: \u201cI was \u2018so impressed and moved by Mr.Porteous unmistakable snessage given owt sb clear simple and unemotionally that I deemed others like myself, would like Lo know and read of the wonderful Christian Missionary work being triumphantly.achieved under most dangerous and trying circumstances and at times the outlook «cemed about hopeless and the temptation may have come to doubt whether God was hearing prayer, but He was working all the time and.as the pastor related some very hazardous experiences of his hundred days\u2019 capture by Chinese Communist bandits it was proven that the trial of Mr.and Mrs.Potteaus faith in God was rewarded.When the story unfolds, it ts seen how wonderful are His ways and how He answers prayer, not always as we have planned but in a much .larger and fuller way, how scores of lives were touched through the prolonged captivity of God's servants in a way that could not have been accomplished had they been immediately released.As God delivered Daniel from the jaws of the lions, so God delivered His servants who call on him in the day of trouble.\u201cBut the outstanding message was the power of persistent believing prayer.For three months*thousands of God's people in all parts of the world were daily praying for the captured missionaries.\u201cThe position of these honored niissionaries caused much concern and was regarded as being a very dangeroup one as oniy a few weeks before tfeir capture three Finnish ladies, working in association.with the China Inland Mission were cruelly murdered by the bandits.\u2018When the Rev.and Mrs.R.W.Porteous were captured they were at first bound with ropes and led away, meanwhile the officers and soldiers of the.communist bandits took opportunity to abuse and scoff at them in a haughty accusing manner.THe captive misnionaries meekly bowed their heads, following the example of their Lord who when He was reviled ) opened not His mouth and on occasions Hie captive missionaries endured ter- and hurried along by the soldiers up the mountain, not having heen fed, clothed or rested properly.Their beds INTERESTING EXPERIENCES OF MIRS.PORTEOUS RELATED BY \u201cEXAMINER™ READER very weary with the many hurried marches and on one occasion availed himself of assistance Fr hanging on to the horses\u2019 tail as y rushed up the steep places of the hill.\u201cDuring the day Mr.Porteous became too ill to walk and unable to eat the food brought to him or even unable to hold tu his lips a cup of water.Mrs.Porteous\u2019 feet were blistered and she was continually urged on by the long spears of their escort.One of the guards kept shouting in a gruff voice \u2018Walk faster\u2019.Almost too fatigued to go on without food in the heat Mrs.Porteous asked this guard if he had a mother, \u2018Yes\u2019 was the reply.\u2018Wcll would you like anyone ko drive her like this?\u2019 After that the guard became more gentle.Many times they had to journey on through mud ankle deep and wade through mountain streams with their ragged shoes and stockings, weary and untidy.They must have presented a very pitiful sight, but a song of jcy was ringing in their hearts that they were accorded the honor of sharing just a little in the fellowship of His sufferings.\u201cMr.and Mrs, Porteous gave high and worthy praise of the courage, tenacity and devotion of their rescue party consisting of three Chinese Christians) namely Mr.Chan, Mr.Yu and Mr.Hwang, the first being the teacher of the Mission Boys\u2019 School at Yuanchow and the other two being baptized only a few weeks before these events took place.They all endured privations, danger in carrying letters through the communist lines, which was very difficult to accomplish and on several occasions they succeeded on getting written orders for the immediate release of the captive mis- gionaries and their hearts were filled with joy, surprise and sorrow all at once as they found to their disappointment that other authorities would not sanction the release.\u201cThe missionaries were released from their prison on June the 26th and, Ms.Chan had definitely placed ++ #4 46 4 4 40 4% #% ++ COUNCIL MEEETING .ENDORSES PROJECT Contrary to certain news.\u2019 paper accounts this week, the meeting held on Monday at Bordeaux Town Hall endorsed the project of opening Per- sillier Street from its present extremity to Rockland avenue, and also endorsed the proposal to open Salaberry street westward to join St.Laurent road, MANY PRESENT AT FUNERAL OF 6.H.SINGLETON Final tribute was paid this week to G.H.Singleton, father of Rev: Father F.J.Singleton, pastor vf St.Michael's, by a large number of relatives and friends.The body was received at the church by Father Singleton, who also officiated at the ceremony, He was assisted by Father John Britt .#nd Father William Byrd.The parish choir sang the Perosi- Gounod requiem mass under the direction of Joseph Leprohon who was ai the organ.Among the priests attending the ceremony were Father Wilfrid Mec- Donagh, pastor of the Church of the Ascension; Father H.J.Bartley, pastor of St.Ann; Father H.Kieffer, of Ste.Therese de I'Enfant Jesus.Burial was in the Cote \u2018les Neiges Cemetery.: Mourner: were two sons, Father Singleten, and \u20ac.A, Singleton; J.E.Walsh, Luke More, Alderman Holland, J.R.Walsh, D.A.McDonald.P.O'Connor, Thomas Britt, T.F.Meagher, TI.J.Meagher, jr., Richard Meehan, Thomas Bridham, Jehn Cor- ley, Frank McKenna, L.1.McMahon, H.J.Brady.J.F.Brady, T.B.Lyons, Jack Hanna, ¥red Hanna, F.Carlin, L.P.Brady, Richard O Connor, Dr, W.McDonagh, M.J.Hayes, T.J.Cun- ninghain, F.Furlong, Brother Joseph of St.Michael's School.Joceph McCarthy, principal of the Holy Family School, James A.Bage, J.A.Altimas, A.D.Kavanagh, P.St.George, A.E.McBain, W.L.Fleming, S.Traynor, John Connolly, John McGarry, T.McGirk, E.Austin Gunning, J.P.Mullins, H.Blaek, J.P.Kavanagh, J.Flanagan, G.MeKercher, F.%.Beyette, F.A.Beyeite, R.Leprohom, 0.McGuigan, Brother Remeus, Brother Borromeo and Brother Augustin of St.Michael's School, E.J, Mona- han, T.P.Phillips, M.Cussen, James McCahey, W.J.Glennon and many others.himself on the altar to be entirely the Lord's for His services as He should appoint.\u201cThe Chinese Inland Mission was founded in 1865 and 126,000 Chinese have been baptized ard the work is being carried on by 1,150 missionaries and a larg: force of Chinese workers in three hundred stations and 1,700 outstations, although no appeal for funds has been authorized and the mission has never been in debt.\u201cThe Rev.and Mrs.R.W.Porteous whilst in Montreal specially appealed to all God's people to continue atead- fastly in prayer for the furtherance OUTREMONT 'PROULX REG Fleuriste REP 'D A complete line of Flowers NC EGD| 5175 Park Ave.CRes.7141 | Violets 25c per bunch | Baby Mums 50c per bunch | Roses .$1.00 per doz.| rem FOUND IN B TOWN OF M Company \u2014 Is Thought Freight Car., What was at first believed to be a mysterious murder case to the police in the Town of Mount Royal was later revealed this week at the morgue, a: death from starvation and posure, in the case of an unidentified found lying in the bushe: nearby the C.P.R.Outre- mont yards.When the victim was first discovers ex- man, who was ed by an employee of the Canadian Marconi Company a short distance from the tragic scene, il was believed that the dead man had been murdered according to certain traces about the shoulders resembling hullet wounds, Inspector Elliot of the Town of Mount Royal upon receiving a report investigate.The body was found lying face downwards on the ground, was almost entirely covered with leaves and all around the body were pieces of charred and partly burned ing that some effort had been made to destroy the body by burning, since | PARA SERRE Verdict of Death Due to Starvation and Exposure Given\u2014 Discovery Made by Employee of Canadian Marconi of the happening went to the spot toi wood.This was regarded as indicat-: PRICE: TWO CENTS.BODY OF UNIDENTIFIED MAN USHES NEAR OUNT ROYAL to Have Dismounted From an examination showed that both shoulders had been shightly burned.There was no evidence of struggle, according to the police, which brought out the theory that the man had been killed.In an autcpsy performed by Dr.: Fontaine this week, he found no trace of cither food or of moisture in the man\u2019s stomach and the marks that had been taken for bullet woundr were the teeth marks of hungry rats, she said.; The only property of the man which ; might lead to his identification wa< a child's ring with the letter \u201cL\" in scribed on same which was found in a pocket, a belt with the initial \u201cF\" and a cap bought in a western sto e of the Hudson Bay Company.Police could not account for the presence of the dead man other than by saying that he might have travelled from the west in a box car and dismounted when the train came to the Outremont yards.He had lit a fire on the hillside to warm himself, jtbey think, but was unable to survive the exposure.INDUCTION OF P.MATIAMS, MA, Rev.E.Dickinson of American Presbyterian Speaks \u201cBr natural, be friendly, be diligent, he studious, Christlike-s0 you will win success in your ministry,\u201d concluded the charge of Rev.E.Dick: inson of the American Presbyterian Church to Philip Matthams, M.A., inducted this week in the pastorate of the First United Church of Mount Royel.Members of the Montreal Presbytery of the United Church of Canada and a large number of members and adherents of the church attended the ceremony conducted with all the solemnity and he local impressiveness of the United Chureh ritual.After the stupa leading to the call had \u2018been recounted by Rev, R.K.Fairbairn, Dr.A.S.Ross, who took charge of the service, formally inducted the newly called pastor, who was then given the right hand of fellowship by the members of the Presbytery.| \u201cWhy Go To Church?\u201d was the subject of the address to the people delivered hy Rev.A.McTaggart.He pointed cut, in an eloquent way that as nn inscitution standing for moral and spiritual progress, the church | deserved support.| After the newly inducted pastor, (Rev.P.Matthams, had pronounced [the benediction, a social hour was \u2018spent in the church parlors.Mr.Matthams, editor of the MeGill Daily for a number of years, bas an !enviable record in university, activities and scholarship and it is expected that in this his first pastorate, he will do much to dontribute to the growth of the church, Rev.D.MacVicar acted as clerk ;of the Presbytery.England\u2019s Proud Little Miss Steps Out including the costruction of a subway where the road would cross the C.PR.tracks, according to a statement made by Alderman Legault at the City Hall.+440 XN NN J of the Gospel and for a great hatvest of souls throughout the whole land of China.\u201d .The faith and experiences, with interesting and vivid details of Mr.and Mrs.Porteous story can be obtained in book form.The fantest, things on wheels, in the water and above the earth, were collected in this interesting exhibit of three speed champions.Sir Malcolm Campbell's \u201cBlusbird,\u201d holder of the world\u2019s land speed record; Lord Wake- field \u201cMiss England II\u201d in which Kaye Don broke the world\u2019s water-speed record; and the Vickirs supermarine seaplane \u201cS.6B\u201d in which Flight Lieut, Stainforth ibrdite the; world's air speed record, are shown: All three prise.winners are shown at the London moter show.3 x ¢ Hn Ce mostly consisted of bare boards or wet straw and at times not even these conveniences were offered.After marching for several days Mrs.Por- teous soon became exhausted and eventually they had to provide a horse for her.Mr.Porteous also became Here is the most popular little girl in the British Empire, Princess \u201cLiJybeth\u201d! with her Mummnie and Dad the Duke and Duchess of Youk, entering the tiny church at Balcombe Parish, England, to attend the wedding of Lady May Cambridge.The little Princess was @ flower girl.?++440 400044000000 0 + + + + + + + 9 + rible hardshifit being forced to march, : + + + + + + + + + § + | 4 PAGE TWO HEAD OFFICE 5357 PARK AVENUE REAL PATRIOTISM One vf the most patriotic Ship by Rail Association spon- YOURE| sors-\u2014\"Ship by Rail to our Mu- is tual Advantage.\u201d this witnessed movements that country has ever that inaugurated by an organiza-' tion calling themselves Montreal Ship by Rail Associa-; tion.\u201d It is easy to be patriotic| yy, je after an exhaustive study when # costs nothing: it is easy to profess great devotion to your country when the public pays you; a handsome stipend to occupy ame it is notiies and give the savings to the un- world that, employed.soft chair at Ottawa: difficult to tell the THE EXAMINER Published Weekly by The Examiner Publishing Co.\"SATURDAY.NOVEM \u201cThe| ALDERMEN'S SALARY CUTS Why By Remem is it?[Ning CRAN NN SR ERIAR JUIN jamongst you all, enjoying the friena- ship of many and the acquaintance of many more I have often asked myself the question, \u201cWhy is it that this man or that waman, or those partners deny themselves the happiness they could so easily gain by doing that which their hearts truly know is in the best interests of those about then to say nothing of themselves?\u201d May 1 for a few moments enter your home, try to look® at life from your windows?You are immensely happy, your two kiddies are playing with ther bricks upon the floor trying, piece by piece to complete a puzzle picture and your wife comes in and slips her arm thro\u2019 yours, Aren't they sweet she says?and together you fall to speculating what the future holds in store for them.Naturally, you are very proud of her and of them and incidentally of your- EDITORIAL CRescent 0157 BER 14, 1931 LL man in the country will commend and support the cause which the Alderman Biggar and Mayor of the economic situation, reached the conclusion that the alder- 1 should receive a cut in salar- Needless to say there Being u life underwriter of several | years\u2019 standing, moving in and out: * mE po.ART 1 ih Miss Betty Thompson, well known in the North-end of the city, both as a dancer and in- structress of distinction.A pos- SUNDAY TOPIC \u201cMortals and Immortals\u201d is] Subject of Lesson- | Sermon \u201cMortals and Immortals\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Science Churches for Sun-, day.! The Lesson-Sermon includes the | following verses drom the Bible (John 3:6, 7): \u201cThat which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit\u2014ye ;must be born again.\u201d (I Corinthians \u2019 15:53) \u201cFor this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must, [put on immortality.\u201d ! i The Lesson-Sermon includes also the following citation from \u201cScience {and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cThe real man is spiritual and immortal, CHRISTIAN SC.self for has not your ability to go out sessor of both grace and skill, her dance numbers are creative jbut the mortal and imperfect so-call- \u2018ed \u2018children of men\u2019 are counterfeits your country is all right when| was a rumpus when the proposal vou reap a handsume profit con-!was put before a private caucus tracting to huild a subway orirecently.Tt would seem that the bridge in the employment relief.When it costs real money.however.to express vour patriotisin, it is a different\u2019 uc thing entirely.proposal.siderations that ake the aim of/but the proposal to cut the $2,000 the above association such a com-|{pay of the ordinary aldermen is meudable one.In these days it is pure bunkum.The trouble with cheaper and jaster to ship byjthe salary range at the City Hall the'is that a- few officials get truck companies travel on public much, while the aldermen get far trucks \u2014 cheaper because highways maintamed at public expense, and faster because the truck will call at your door for vour shipments and deliver them at your customer's door.But the railways are necessary for the development of the country.They open up new lands ior colonization and make possible the development of our great mineral resources.They are necessary to move our great wheat crop.and are the largest employers of labor in the country.We have to pay for them whether we use them ur not.In contrast the truck and bus companies are parasites living off business that rightfully belongs to the rail carriers.Every right-thinking BETTY THOMPSON SCHOOL OF DANCING The highest form of terpsichorean and rythmic Training given in this acvadems Studio: 224 Fairmount Avenue, W.Near Park Avenue Phone: DOHard 0451 Special Classes for Children in Character \u2014 Ballet \u2014 Tap \u2014 Acrobatic Lessons Daily in the Latest Ballroomn and Tap Dancing For the Ladies \u2014 Advantageous Routines in Corrective and Physical Culture i Classes SPECIAL RATES FOR BUSINESS GIRLS too too little.We expect an alderman to be a good fellow, spend a lot of money, work day and night for kis ward.help the unemployed, pay his own election expenses\u2014 and then comes a suggestion that he cut his $2000 indemnity.Tt would be entirely more appropriate to suggest that the aldermen\u2019s salary be doubled.It would en-! courage a better type of citizen to present himself for municipal honours.and would also help a hard-pressed alderman to resist the temptation oi questionable practices that have been all too prevalent at the City Hall.If there are to be any cuts, slash the salaries of the higher paid oi- fictals.enabled you to create 5 nat HS Thome for these beautiful occupants, to name of un-jaldermen were entirely justified pay the bills as they come in and to in condemning Alderman Biggar's have a surplus for recreation and sav- No objection is to being for the inevitable rainy day.You ss e Ivanced against cutting the sal-lare proud, too, of the friendship that| * It is these con-iaries of the higher-paid officials, each day and earn money and express originality of purpose.As an instrucrtess, Miss Thompson is accomplihing amazing results with the younger pupils.this pretcy _- ass 20e es ee = = «te you have formed, proud that your| CANADIAN MISSION wife can take her place amongst the | NOTES + other women of the neighborhood in + charitable, church or social life.You like to have it come back to your ears must be a pretty smart man because \u2018p@aceful sunset in the west.ment meeting of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints held Sunday at the Rialto Hall, 5711 Park that someone said of you that you of the station in life which you avenue have attained.Al] these things are ; ; .\"i Mr.Frank Lanyon, local membez, beautiful and the brightness of their! his address ted Bible passages lustre depends mainly upon the ima.| 1 DIS address quo \u20ac passages oy si hi a referring to the Apostasy whith gination with which you were born er| \u2018 , ; ; should take place prior to the \u201cresti- have since acquired.Hate { all things\u201d d showed Tell yourself you have the finest| ation © en d an hors wife and thesloveliest children in the Le God t e priesthood or au itd neighborhood and tell yourself often} °Ë God given to man to act in His enough so that it becomes a real part | NAME, has been restored to the earth of you preparatory to the great event, the Before Canada was settled tc any | Second Coming of Christ.extent people lived in small commu-{ Miss Louise M.Allington, Holla- nities inside stockades to protect them- day, Utah, outlined the sacred duties selves against wild animals and still | and offices of those who hold pone been {vast majority of us, so why not build Priests; the Melchizedek or Higher \u2018a financial stockade around that fam- Priesthood with Elders, Seventies and ily of yours where they will be secure; High Priests.Miss Allington.stress-, if you go wandering beyond the Great ed the need of all church members Divide, or to which you can retire|to live examplary lives.when working days are done and with] The concluding address \u201cHappiness your wife watch the beauty of a'Through Obedience to Divine Law\u201d Life Insurance is not a matter of son.The speaker.in stating that figures regarding cash values, div- the earth has been for happiness, de- idends, etc., but it ix a means Ly which clared that he has received it only Three speake1s were at the Sacra-; was given by Elder Alex.G.Adam-| special policies or masses of computed\u2019 man's desire since the creation of] from the beginning to be laid aside! \u2018for the pure reality.This mortal is \u2018rut off and the new man or real man [is put on, in proportion as mortals realize the science of man and seek the true model.\u201d (page 409).Popular Dress Shop | Offers Many Values.The Peggy Dress Shop on Bernard) avenue offers values and service at: all times to its clients that cannot be bettered.: This up-to-date establishment is: one of the most popular and well- equipped dress shops in the North! End of the city and all residents are\u2018 urged to visit this model shop.Dresses to suit every taste in all! sizes are always in stock as well as; accessories to match any ensemble.; Pay this store a visit\u2014you will not be: disappointed.! Attached to this store there is also jan up-to-the-minute millinery depart- | ment.| wilder human beings.This is not ne-| Priesthood of God which has oe oo | cessary today; the fear of physical] conferred upon worthy men since the, MacVICAR CHURCH ] | violence has been reduced to a mini-|beginning of time: the Aaronic, 1 NOTES 1 mum but the fear of mental anguish | Levitical or Lesser Priesthoods cou-! PE - is move subtle and is present with the: sisting of Deacons, Teachers and\u2019 .° ; Tomorrow, November 15th, the, { Rev.Dr.Potter will preach in Mac- 'Viear Memorial Church, St.Viateur \u2018avenue, at both services.Following Dr.Potter will , breach on \u201cThe True Imperialism\u201d, jat the 11 o'clock service and in the! Armistice lessons evening at seven o'clock \u201cThe Great, | Liberation\u201d will be the topic.! i Mrs.F.B.Wells, soprano, has been: {added to the musical staff of Mac-' Lu ; Vicar choir and has made a most fav-| One Gir / Wore A BOY POPULATION CENSUS \\ _ Another census is being taken this month.It will show the world\u2019s population of active Boy Scouts and leaders.In 1930, the total was reported at 2,030,000.This does not include severs million who have taken the training and passed from the Movement.KIPLING SPINS BOYS A YARN A story told by Rudyard Kipling \u201cin, pegson\u201d was an honor enjoyed by Boy Scouts camping this summer near the Kipling home at Burwash, Theysfpry, which was given the ty.pica} Kipling title, \u201cThe Haunted Dovétt ,* concerned the disappearance of doves from a large dovecot, and strange noises heard at night, The servants became so frightened that they gave notice.The haunting was investigated and the ghost dis- | covered in an old owl, who had made i his home in the cot and dined off its occupants at his leisure.He snored ia his sleep, which explained the strange ' noises.By Betty Brownlee Well, the new winter coals cere tainly are eye-openers! fave you ever before seen such lovely materials\u2014soft woollens featuring diagonal weaves seem to be the favored fabrie\u2014and such attractive colors.Accessories to this costume may be beige or green \u2014matching either the trimming or the coat itself.complete MacVicar Memorial Hutchison St.Rev.corner Sh James Go Potter, Minister Mi.Perey MM.Vinteur Ave, MAL DD, French, Organist SERVICES, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th 11 um.7 pan.3 peut \u201cTrue Impevialisn.™ \u201cThe Great Liberation ™ The Church School in all De- partiients, Monday.1 pan, Jurior Christian Endeavour, Monday.8 pau.The Young People\u2019s Societr.Wednesday, 8 pan.The Congregational Mid-week Service, Thursday.8 pm.Anniversary Social Gathering ol Teachers and Officers of the Sunday Scholl, sun, Nov, 22nd, thr 14 Annmivet sers of the Founding of zaucVirar Clitreh.Saturday, Sunday Night und M-sidas.Nov.21, 22 und LA the Christian Endeavour Convention will be held in MacVieur Memorial Church, [PIANOS TUNED! and Renovated | EDWIN HARDCASTLE - 25 Years\u2019 Experience | 487 Jean Talon West Fel.ATlantic 3451 PERMANENT Croquignole Method | Leaves a soft i with ringlet ends.$8 Also shampoo and fin- j ger wave and electric facial massage, $1.50.; Done by experts only wave { Special these months | ! Bring your friends | Hair Tinting $3.00 SCALP TREATMENT MILDRED'SBEAUTYPARLOR | 362 Fairmount Ave.West West of Park Avenue AN CRescent 5929 See Lakevicw Cemetery The new beautiful Protestant burying ground overlooking Lake St Louis at Pointe Claire FAMILY LOTS ON EASY TERMS you can obtain certainties and the greatest of these is Peace of Mind.: A horse has to be \u201cbroke\u201d before jit will work.\u201cA lot of people are the same way.\u201d {through obedience as the Master| Télé pression as a soloist leader.\u2018 1 \u2014\u2014\u2014 taught: \u201cAll these things have I said| ; to you that my joy might remain: Chinese dandits are said grdaually | with you and that your joy might be to be gaining the uper hand, after { full\u201d and as given in Latter-days! which they will be known as states- through Joseph Smith the Prophet:! men.CITY PHONE: MARQUETTE 1817 Resident Phone: Pointe Claire 73-M or any undeutaker DAVID THOMPSON, Manager I'he Scldiers\u2019 Honor Field of Canada is situated in Lakeview Cemetery Pa ryote oguy A Shoe Value That Will Appea 3500 Fairs $6 Shoes\u2014Kid, Suede, There\u2019s not a smart woman who knows values but will instantly realize that these are well worth while.From the style angle.from the quality angle.and from the price angle, they're outstanding.1 Black and brown suede, and kid-so fashionable for street and after- BEBE noon\u2026 black and white moire, white faille cloth, and black satin suitable for evening.Ÿ * Opera Pumps, Straps, Gore Pumps, A Ties, Oxfords.Cuban, and Low Cuban Heels.Spike, High, Medium, group.7% and 8.ee eee \u2014 Sizes 23 to 8\u2014widths AA to D in the Plenty of 43, 5, 5%, 6, 7, 61, 3 s Ogilvy\u2019 s\u2014Second F loor.+ JAS.A.OGILVY'S LIMITED , | To Smart Women THE WEEKLY EXAMINER.SATURDAY.NOVEMBER 14, 1931 PAGE THREE OUTREMONT HOCKEY LEAGUE \u201c SCHEDULE POINTS TO VERY BUSY AND LENGTHY SEASON President Roger Lacoste Reports Progress\u2014 Jacques Vade- boncoeur \u2018to Have Complete Authority as Referee-in- Chief Over Arbitration of All Games\u2014Several Commercial Teams to be Entered This Season.A more eventful season is planned for the Outremont Hockey League this year as evidenced in the rather lengthy sc .edule prepared last night at a meeting in Querbes Academy Hall.With a few exceptions, this seasons schedule is now complete.Provision wae made for the withdrawal of any team through extenuating cireum- stances and due to the fagt that two applications are still pending until the middle of next week, the schédule was in balance, according to Roger Lacoste, Considerable effort hae been spent in negotiations between prospective teams this year, which has created undue difficulty in securing certified agreements, likewise rendering completion of the league's schedule almost impessible at this time.The time limit given to new teams this year was rather long, the presi- .dent reported, and for this reason due consideration should have been given to him in compiling the schedule.Up to last night fourteen teams local league and were assigned their respective duties for the coming season.New Constitution The League will have a conatitu-| * tion of its own, as prepared by the President and submitted for the approval of Directors of the League.It will be compozed of various phases : of hockey rules, in- \"cluding those of N.H.L., QAH.A, } Lafontaine, Mount 1 Royal and Spald- ing Leagues.This does not necessarily mean revolu- tionaizing hockey rules ta suit, simply facilitating the proper management of those concerned with the league.An instance of this will be a director to be appointed by each team who will sit as a director of the League.This party will be neutral and not a member of the team which he will represent.The duty of this director will be like to that of other directors of the league, and he will have the same measure of responsibility.Jacque Vadeboncoeur, vice-president and referee-in-chief will have complete supervision over refereeing of games, without having recourse to anyone else.He will assist at or appoint an official referee for each game, and if two of these are not available, he will use a spare.The official referee will be the senior and his instructions will be final as if coming from Vadeboncoeur.: T.Higgins and R.Morrier have been nominated for the coming season.As for games protested, the ruling on this has been somewhat undecided.At this meeting twenty-four hours was given as the limit in which to file protest, and a nominal ckarge will be made in this matter.: Commercial Teams Probably three or four dommercial teams will be entered into te league this year, but, as evidenced in the reports on these \u2018applications in each case, all players have been registered locally.This meets with the réarements of the league according t their new constitution, that no less than nine members of every team in the Ou- tremont Hockey League ighpst reside within ithe limits of the Local Shop Offers J.Vadeboncoeur Extraordisery Value| J.E.Giguere, a newcomer to the radio trade of this district is offering an extraordinary value this w and it will be well worth the while bf any residents interested in purchasing a radio to call and see this special offering.This establishment is handling a complete line of radios and washing machines and are equipped to service all makes of equipment.A trial will convince you.YOUNG MEN AND S¥BLIC SERVICE Not financial success, but public service by young mem was the chief subject discussed at the 3rd Frovin- cial Rover Moot held at London over Thanksgiving week-end.pare -|have been very gratifying to him were definitely set upon entering the | NORTH BRANCH | | \"NOTES | \u2018The Junior Boys\u2019 Basketball League with four teams under captains Desmond, Gaudard, Arnold and Graham, is the high physical activity for the Juniors at the \u201cY\u201d this month.The end of the first round of play finds Douglas Arnold\u2019s team out in front with a record of three wins and no losses.Harold Gaudard\u2019s team is in second place.At the Intermediate Boys\u2019 Supper on Friday night last Dave Hutchison reported on the World Conference fur boys which was held in Toronto last summer.At this conference 43 nationalities were represented, indicating the world-wide programme of the \u201cY\u201d.The fellcwship resulting from such a conference, said the speaker, has led to a deeper feeling «f brotn- erhood for boys of other na.ions than their own on the part of all who were there.Two North Branch teams have been entered in the \u201cY\u201d Inter-Branch Juvenile Basketball League.One of these teams is from the Employed Boys\u2019 Club and the other is from the High School membership.Westmount, Na- tre Dame de Grace, Central, Southwestern and Mount Royal Branches are represented by one team each.The opening games will be played today.The following were the winners of the boys\u2019 races for members run in conjunction with the Dunlop Road Race, on Wednesday, November 11th, Senior mile\u20141st Leslie Mason; 2nd Kenneth Gale.Intermediate 440 yards\u2014I1st Clifford McClay; 2nd Eddie Shaw.Junior 220\u20141st Robert Haig; Douglas Arnold.The Annual Father and Son Banquet will be the mext big event for the boys at the \u201cY\u201d.Last year\u2019290 attended the supper and as large a crowd is expected when the roll is called on November 21st this year.2nd Machine UN OSSIP What a gang turned out to represent the machine gunners at the par- &de on Sunday.The turnout rivalled that of No.L company and that is saying a lot.And sil the lads looked smart too.The impression always is that those machine gunners were a bunch of \u201cbig shots\u201d amd it certainly turned out to Ye true.Captain Jack certainly put in a lot of heed work en those boys but it must when he saw the wonderful way they repaid him for his efforts by turning out in such fine style.Capt.Jack is a great officer and be has a grest bunch of men under him.the Parade\u201d.armory-\u2014some looking as if it were the first early Sunday morning this season\u2014others all shined up because of someone who was going \u2018to watch the parade\u2014the color-party guard, trying to keep the whitening on their harness from marking up their uni- forms\u2014The fall in\u2014the mareh to the church.\u2014 around it \u2014 in the vestibules \u2014 in the gulp in one\u2019s throat during the minutes \u2014 never thought about so much in two minutes before \u2014 the fall in after church \u2014 under the gaze of the congregation.the thoroughfares \u2014 the presentation! speech that\u2014seemed to get you\u2014.chance to get in shape for the assault.\u2014but more of that anon.but The requests in this columa for old members of the regiment to turn out on parade Sunday bore eetme fruit.\u2014 There were aout seventy of the \u201cold timers\u201d out and it was a real pleasure to see them back on parade again.As one resident was heard to remark \u2014\u201cI think that the most gripping part of the entire ceremony is the men in myfti\u201d.The dance tomorrew night by number on: company will be one of the highlights of the season and all members and their friends are urged to attend this social function.The regiment looked very snappy at the parade on Wednesday and although there were not as many out at this parade as there were at Sunday\u2019s celebration the outfit were favorably compared by many of the on- lookers and altogether the affair was entirely successful.| - ! The dance which is to be staged by number four company on the 21st of this month also merits the attention of all who enjoy a gala affair and the officers of this company claim that their function will be just that.Ke!- ly\u2019s popular band will be on \u201ctap\u201d and will deal out the melodies.Tickets however are going fast and all who plan to attend this affair are urged to get their pasteboards early lest they meet with disappointment.And the aim of this company is to pleaze all.Don\u2019t miss this dance.It is to be one of the features of the season.Sidelights of the parade Sunday are probably in order\u2014one member of the fair sex who is a constant spectator at most of the events staged at the armoury wae asked for her opinion of the dismissal and said: \u201cI think they are just too cute for words\u201d.If that reply isn't the height of something or other we give up the sponge \u2014or whatever one is supposed to give, up on such an occasion.: But getting from the ridiculous to the sublime\u2014one acribe furnished the following opinion.\u2014\u201cImipressions of The lads turning up early at the The crowd at the church\u2014inside it fact everywhere but on the rafters\u2014 gilence \u2014 gee \u2014 what a long two \u2018The dinner\u2014the slackening of belts lest they should break under the strain\u2014the fall in\u2014the march to the cenotaph\u2014those two minutes again\u2014 the same gulp in the throat\u2014the same thoughts\u2014the many who placed wreaths on the cenotaph\u2014the march back-\u2014the many citizens who lined of prizes\u2014Colonel Strange\u2014fine The sudden let down after dismis- sal\u2014the realization that the day was almost spent\u2014the dusk outside\u2014it\u2019s only five o\u2019clock\u2014one gets go tired \u2014 just standing still or marching @ bit.The achool of arms will be starting any day now and the lads will have a at-arm which takes place in March Lads of à mechanical turn of ménd are urged to turn out with this ma-|§ chine gun outfit.Get into the game: now while the platoon is young.Soon! | it wil become a company and the the smartest boys will come in for a Those machine gun officers are cer- Goes NEW ST.VIATEUR TEAM More sure-fire opposition is guaranteed in the O.H.L.this year with the arrival of M.Lafontaine's St.Visteur Squad.As may be recalled from last year\u2019s records, Lafontaine was supervisor of the relc- gate Concardia team.He did not attribute his resignation to this fact, though, but intinmted ha he had sufficient material for a new team, and would therefore enter them in the league this year.To begin with, there is J.Beaupre, former goaler of Mount St.Louis, who constitutes a real find.A tricky stickhandler in Peter Sherwood, who will occupy right wing, and J.Quesnel on the opposite line.All three men are entirely new to the league and in local sporting circles here, having associated themselves with outside circuits in other years, but, are apparently answering the cali of the league this year to lend a helping hand to St.Viateur.Other recruits from Cercle D\u2019Outremont\u2019s over-supply are expected to join up with Lafontaine in the course of à week or so.\u201cRed\u201d Burke, B.Moreau, M.Barsalou, and Jean Marchand were also signed up this week.McGOLDRICK BACK AGAIN If Rangers lose any more regulars, they will still have ome to de- It would scem more or less un- NU pend upon, at least for this season.necessary to mention his name here, for the description so well suits him that he might just be known as such in sporting quarters here.He was tho herd of all hockey events here last year, if that will serve te refresh your memory, and described as a skater with whippet- like speed.Now, if you cculd not guess from the foregoing who the speedy centreman referred to is, 1 may do so to relieve your mind.Tommy McGoldrick.Rangers have secured Mack for a second season, and would probably feel disconcerted to lose him, considering the run on other valuable men of his kind in their team.He entertained 4ittle hope of joining any other organization for the coming season, preferring to be back with his victorisus team.More weight and as much speed will be noticed in McGoldrick when he makes his debut this season.RANGERS DWINDLING FORCES The demand for more members for the Outremont Hockey League has been increasing.Four star Rangers were taken for trials with MA.A.A.Juniors this week.\u201cErnie\u201d Batson was the most qualified by his advantage in weight, and efficient stickhandling.Henry Hayes, smart centreman also proved worthy of a try-out.Both players have been under close observation by officials of the Q.AH.A.and were authoritatively mentioned a: prospective finds.While no names have been chosen as yet, at least one of these was considered likely for acceptance, If Rangens dose Batson of their defence line, it will reduce their defensive battery well below last year\u2019s strength.\u201cErnie\u201d may well be considered the wwartest defenceman in the League.He was a high scorer, and practically brought victory to his team in the final tilt of the season last year.As for the speedy centreman and goalie, the odds appear strong against them in the matter of their weight.Batson was also out with C.N.R.of the Railway-Phone League this week and received quite an enthusiastic reception.There now seems no telling where he might find himself in major circles this year.NEW ASSOCIATION PLANNED It looks as if the possibility of another athletic association for Outremont will be fulfilled in a short time.From reliable sources, it, was learned that a certain prominent sportsman of the U.S.A.who is now residing here permanently will \u2018undertake to form such an association.Nearly two hundred prospective members attended a private gathering this week and all appeared to be in favor of the views of the leader.Acoording to the proposed charter, this new association would be Kkncwn as the Outremont Amateur Athletic Association, with its headquarters in a very convenient spot in Outremont.However the plans of this \u201cmissionary sportsman\u201d were not presented as yet in definite terms, and it is likely that these will undergo stricter observation when the time comes.As the well-wisher of sports for young athletes of Outremunt he refuses to divulge his identity for publication punposes, this has no reflection upon his present endeavors.\u2018If he does succeed in forming the athletic association in question, there is no doubt it will be highly commensurate with his investment and the co-operation of sportsmen at large here will form an integral part of this.More is expected on this matter, boys, so have a little patience until the time comes.You might even get a bigger surprise than expected.MR.HART, M.S.F.CORNS, INGROWING TOENAILS, CALLOUSES, PAINLESSLY REMOVED, $1.00 Per Foot.Hours: \u2014Week days, 6 P.M.til 9 P.M., Sat and Sun., 2 P.M.till 6 P.M.Hart, Chiropodist.5909 PARK AVBNUE.promotion.tainly o tall bunsh\u2014it's a funny thing! § Machine gunners end avis-ii tors are usually tall.In the case of the aviators it's supposed to be sol that they can look over the eide or| \u201csumpin\u201d, Probably someone can teli| |} us why machine gunners are tall.?|} SAM\u2019S BARBER SHOP Special Combination Ticket VALUE $7.50 For $2.00 : \u201c Maut be used within ene moth.MA 5824 PARK AVENUE Cornet Bernard Avenue : Hsir Cuts, Shaving, Shempgo, Massage.Singe and Lotions, all for @ $2.00 PER MONTH a BR A ee FRANKTON DEFATS BARRE TO WIN DUNLOP FIVE MILE ROAD RACE HELD HERE WEDNESDAY George Barrie, 1929 Winner and Consistent Threat, Takes Second Place\u2014McGill Retains Team Shield With Seven : Places in First Fifteen \u2014Leslic Mason Captures Trophy for Junior Mile.! As the gun in the hands of Col.P.R.Hanson barked at 11.30 Wednes- jay morning, 19 runners moved swiftly up St.Viateur on the Dunlop 5 Lmile road race course.This race has been held amually for the past tem \u2018years and attracted a large group of spectators.The interest shown by the lmany cars which followed the race loaded with enthusiastic well wishers | occasioned same warry to the competitors as they strung out along the The race started and finished on St.Viateur al Park avenue.Police of Outremont and Montreal combined to Rive very efficient service in handling the traffic.Clarrie Frankton of M.A.A.A.repeated his win of last year in 26,00 (1-5 which is markably good time but not so ood as he did last year when [he set the new mark of 26.26.1-5 whattering the record made in 1920 by George Barrie of 25:41, who broke Eddie Lawrence's old record which stood for many years.- - \u2014\u2014~®Stote, McGill; 6 Mervyn Gale, N.B.Y.| The race this year was a ding dong| M.C.A.; 6 Bill Coleman, N.B.Y.M.C.\\battle from start to finish, althougn|A.: 6 Bill Coleman, N.B.Y.M.C.A.; from the beginning Frankton, Bay.7 Barclay, M.A.A.A.; 8 Sampson, Mc- as .rill; 9 Whitcomb, McGill; 10 Kouk rie, Goode, Stote Gale moved Gil ' > onu.| CP.RAA.A>: l1 C bell, il; away from the general crowd.The, 12 Rodger, McGill; pt Ellin jolder runners Barrie and Frankton MoGill; 14 Sadler, M.A.A.A.; 15 Me | throughout most of the race left the Gregor, MeGill; 16 Wilkins, M.A.A, pace setting to the three younger As 17 Kermode, M.A.A.A.runners.Had hey set the pace eavlior! he officials of the race included: Ww.- i .+! la new record might have been made! A.Wikar, J.M.Graham, Col.Poo R.Hanson, W.J.Moore, J.S.Bed- because the finish this year was ran ding, Alder Irwin, Graham Tennant, at a better clip.F.M.Van Wagner, Herb Patberson, The shield for the four man toan:| H- G.Beall, W.J.Moore, Geo.Por- was won by MeGill Harrier Club 1004 W.Frankion, Sr.W.wo Lam- saode A \u2026 thert, H.G, Clarke, A.B., Her- Goode, Stote, Sampson and Whit-lpie Warren, Norval Marcille.The ex- comb capturing 3rd, 4th, Sth and 9th antining doctors were Dr.1.P.Ere- places.M.A.A.A.came second with Dr.A.A, Eggleston, Dr, W.Frankton, Barclay, Sadler and Wilkins gaining 1st, 7th, 14th and 16th! |years of age was won by Leslie Ma- and aux, Grant.The mile race for boys under 18 laces.places 10; ison.His trame will appear on the The following is the order of the shield which now has been compe\u2018ed finals: for during thé past 4 years.Other 1 \u2018Frankton, M.A.A.A.: 2 Barrie.|winners have been George Holden, C.P.RA.A.A.; 8 Goode, McGill; 4!Norval Marcille and Archie Little.AFTERNOON BOWLING From Monday to Friday, 1 to 7 p.m.10° A LINE (DUCK PINS) JOSLIN'S BOWLING ACADEMY 5232 PARK AVENUE, near Fairmount DOllard 0238 ddd dd RES PROMPT SERVICE, a lira i la Tey SATISFACTION GUARANTEED & crits Men's French R and Cleaning À Women's Altering PAR 722 (VALET SERVICE [J Repairing Garments N N N ÈS N NS N N N N \\ N N N N N N N NS N N N S 1048 LAURIER AVE, W.Jack Salzman, Prop.DOllard 4433 Lh Rd a ih Laud ddd Ld ddl dd dd td ld Ld ld dd LLL Ld dl Ll Bd A 2720 220, Naa ALIS A AA MAMMA AAA AAA MA M NA UN A AAA MAMMA ES SPECIAL WEEK-END VALUES SMOKER STANDS IN SOLID BRONZE, RANGING FROM $3.50, Ë LE Le UAH $4.25 AND $6.00 UP ) The ideal Xmas gift Decorative Table and Bridge lamps in all shapes and sizes at attractive prices Kiddies tricycles specially priced for the Xmas season We have just received a pew stock of 1932 Marconi and Philco Radios which are now on display ER pa 77277 27 PE ESI PE Pry | SINCLAIR RADIO COMPANY | LIMITED Park Avenue.DOTE SITES VESTE CRescent 7030 RAR 22 NN 5159 PAGE FOUR FIRST SECTION OF LIGHTING SYSTEM FINISHED Town of Mount Royal Installing New System CUTTING OF XMAS SAFETY LEAGUE ASKS POLICE TO BE MORE STRICT Would Increase Vigilance in Regard to \u201cStop\u201d Boulevard Observance NEW AUTOBUS LINE TO START New Service to be Inaugurated Next Week Many protests were received this week by Alderman Lesage as a result | of the action of the Police Department in putting \u201cstop signs\" along both sides of Beaubien street.The reason for the placing of these signs here, the Alderman learned, was that TREES HAS BEGUN New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Forests Already Being Combed While Christmas is still two months away the annual business of securing Christimas trees for United States markets has commenced in the Maritime provinces, It is expected The first section of the lighting system of the Town of Mount Royal was completed this week in the Town The Province of Quebec Safety League will ask the police authorities Gardens which were illuminated for |p \"yp oo) Tramways Company of all towns and cities where thelthat well over two hundred carloads the first time by the powerful new .tobus line - pty s current.Ben bien rect.a rom - Stop\u201d sign and the boulevard system) of Christmas trees will be shipped Many hundreds passed through the = is in use tu have the law strietly en-|from New Brunswick forests this north east of the city to the new C.P.R.Park avenue station.\u2018Ald.Lesage interviewed the authorities at the City Hall and pofnted out the inconvenience to stores and busi- forced, it was decided at a meeting of the league's executive recently.It was pointed out that there was a general lack of respect for the law Garden City on Wednesday night after the newly installed system was brought into effect and expressed great enthusiasm, year with an equa] if not greater, number from Nova Scotia.At the present time abou: forty-five men are omployed in New Brunswick forests Mayor Darling pulled the lever ness h th t ti f , which flashed through the under- that root © hibits see ° which called for a full stop everywheve{by one operator alone.It does not ground cables a powerful current 0 reel by prouibiting parking.where a sign was posted.Complaints|appear that there will be any decrease 4 à ; .The argument in favor of the \u201cno - ; .which in turn gave light to the City.Lo ; -oopi I he lea: in the number of trees cut as com- This event marked the first bi parking\u201d regulations was that the \u201cWhat! Lose the power to speak?Oh, Doctor, surely there is have been received hy the league to paved with last year.These trees will 5 Blstreet is so narrow that it is im- = Lost p ; Lt ; the effect that a large number of mo- ; be shipped to New York, Philadelphia and other points in Pennsylvania and as far west as St.Louis, Missouri and Youngstown, Ohio.An operator from Youngstown, Ohio is now at work in the Nova Scotia forests around Lon- donderry with a crew of men, this being his fourth year.In former years New York was able to obtain all of its Christmas trees from New York state but on account of the decrease rome way cut?\u201d There is a way out now for those who have undergone an operativn for a malignant throat affection.The artificial brynx, @ product of the Bell Telephone Research Department makes it possible for one who has had this organ removed, to speak again.In the case of temporary or permanent paralysis ol the vocal chords, the artificial larynx with -bellows brings back the power of speech, These two types of artificial larynx arc now available through the Bell Telephone Company of Canada.Application should be made to the local office of the Bell Telephone Company.No question of profit will arise.The man using the larynx in the centre picture has had his larynx removed while the one using the bellows has paralysis of the vocal chords, In both cases the artifizial larynx makes speech possible, undertaking of its kind and in the spring of next year, more light will be given to the Town when work on the lighting system is extended to other sections.It was Yelieved that the rapidity of the first project would have a successful bearing on the remainder of the system which will require considerable time before completion.The Town of Mount Royal inaugurated a lighting system equal :o practicable for the operation of autobus lines if parking is allowed all along the street.It was finally agreed that a middle course would be adopted and 60 minute parking allowed on Beaubien for the time being, while at as early a date as possible, arrangements will be made for the burying of all electric wiring on Beaubien street in underground conduits, which will al- torists, particularly in Montreal and Quebec, did not comply with the law, simply slowing up and then cutting into the traffic on the boulevard.In addition to asking the authorities to have the law enforced rigidly, the league executive decided to ask the officials of the various places where the system is being used.to place more signs.Later more boule- more the best in the Province and something to be proud of.MCINTYRE AND TAYLOR OPEN IN MONTREAL Melntyre and Taylor Limited announce the opening of their Montreal Branch at 5016 Sherbrooke street! west near the corner of Claremont avenue in the Pickwick Arms Building.The new store will specialize in fireplace equipment, displaying a complete range of Canadian-made fireside furniture.This firm is the first in the Canadian field to produce and offer to its clients such a large and varied assortment of beautiful articles as are to be seen at this establishment.These articles are made by the most expert craftsmen under strict supervision.In 1905 Mi.A.G.McIntyre established the factory at its present site in Toronto and through his untiring efforts in experimental and research work the products are not only in demand in Canada from ccast tu coast but are also exported to foreign countries.The firm originally specialized in the supply of repair rarts for stoves and furnace: and it is 2 well known saying among the trade: \u201cIf you can't get it at McIntyre and Taylor's it is not to be had\u201d.The local branch intends to maintain this enviable reputation.The products are fabricated from design to finished product under one roof in a complete and up-to-date plant consisting of pattern works, foundry, machine shop, forge and plating plant.This enables the ex- ection of special designs to blend with any period of furnishing The Montreal Branch is now being augmented to include the greatest ond finest range of fireside furniture in Eastern Canada.A cordial! invitation is extended to all to see this display.ST.CATHERINE STREET | f ARCADES -\u2014\u2014\u2014