The weekly examiner : covering Mount Royal, Park Extension, St-Laurent and Outremont, 6 janvier 1933, vendredi 6 janvier 1933

[" ! A : IC EEE Receive No.1.If You Do Not The Examiner Awarded $26,727 In .Canadian Club Suit Issue Dates Back to 1926 When Canadian Hockey Club! Jumped to Forum\u2014End of Long Drawn Out Fight Sees! the Claim Greatly Reduced\u2014Action Went to Superior Court, Appeal Court and Then to Supreme Court Where, Retrial Was Ordered.i \" Bringing the settlement of the action against the Canadien Hockey Club | Ly the Mount Royal Arena one .step nearer settlement, Mr.Justice Curran of the Superior Court Thursday awarded damages totallinz $26,727 to the loral amusement company.Already the action through which the owners of the Arena sought $198,- 547 has been through the Superior Court, the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Canada and it reached Justice Curran orn a Supreme Court order for a retrial in order to determine the amount due hy the club, The issue dates back as far as 1926%\u2014- and is based on whether or not the Canadien Hockey Club had jumped their lease with the Arena when the Forum was built to hold a bigger hockey crowd.Louis Letourneau, Joseph Cattarinich and Leo Dandurand, well- known sportsmen were the three guarantors of the lease and joint defenders of the action.Following an original lease of from! 1920-1924 the Hockey Club, the company claims, entered into a new lease for a period of seven years, The three guarantors intervening to assure the Arena of a revenue of at least $12,000 a year with an increase of $1,000 if more than twelve games were played.The Hockey club denied the allegations and pleaded spezifically that under the lease they were not obligad to play the games at the Arena.The three guarantors pleaded similarly and Dandurand and Letourneau added that it was not intended to enter into the agreement.unless Cattarinich signed and that he had never signed.\u2018In June 1927 Mr.Justice Walsh ordered the hookey club to pay $83,891.The club appealed and the appeal; court reduced the amount to $60,- 539,60.Both parties appealed to the Supreme Court and a retrial was or-| dered.+ == + Y.W.H.A.NEWS Br mn nen A = fe The first musicale of the season.open to the public, takes place on Sunday at 4 p.m.in the New Y.W.- H.A.Music Room.Guest artists include M.Louis Bedard, pianist: M.Arthur Gelinas baritone; Mr.Bobby Litner, violinist; Miss Judith Seidel, pianist, and Miss Mary Friedman, star of the McGill University Oper: atic Society's recent production.\u201cYeoman of the Guard.\u201d Rabbi Stern will lecture before the Sunday Night Group on January 15th, at 8.30 p.m.All interested are invited to attend.The topic will be \u201cThe Fear of Living.\u201d .The Senior Basketball! Team, Provincial Champions, will journey to Hartford, Conn., on January 0th, to play the Etna Life Senior Basketbal! team.If present plans mature, they will stop at Poughkeepsie.N.Y.on the way, where they have also been invited to play.On Wednesday evenings, the Y.W.- H.A.gymnasium is reserved for has- ketball games.Until the season officially opens, exhibition games, with girl clubs from various parts of the city will take place every week.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has acquired motion picture rights to \u201cRendezvous,\u201d the play by Barton MacLane which recently completed a run at the Broadhurst Theatre.Arthur Hopkins produced \u201cRendezvous with Ma>- Lane and Ruth Fallows in the leading roles.No cast or director has yet been announced for the new property.That same Joan Blondell, who is so Passionately devoted to dogs, has a correspondingly strong aversion to cats.She feels uneasy when they are around.And her historical researches have revealed to her that Louis XVI, Lord Roberts and cther celebrated figures suffered from the i reacts to the advantage of the travel- MANY TRAVELTO | MEDITERRANEAN \u2018Steamship Lines Report Heavy|, Bookings for Eight Spe- | cial Cruises \u201cOne of the well-known stearaship! lines in the Mediterranean servi:e has! paused from a swirl of activity just long \u2018enough to make the very cheering report that its bookings are 3007, ahead of last year.and that cvery ship is sailing with every cabin filled,\u201d states J.J.Bulger.Manager Canadian Division, American Express Company.Ar, Buizer explained this increase was due to the splendid new ~hins placed into the Mediterranean service and which have heightened the irter- est of traveler: in the sunny lands surroundinz this historic sea, as well as to the lew rates of exchange prevailing in certain of these lands, which er from America.i \u201cEgypt,\u201d said Mr.Bulger, \u201c:eems| to be the center of this magnetic re-| gion, and our hookings for Nile steamer trips are already far ahead of last year.One ceases to wonder at this sudden renaissance of interest in the ancient Land of the Pharoahs when one considers that, due to the present low exchange value of the English pound, visitors from America can live and travel there very reasonably indeed.For instance, one can stop at the very exclusive Hotel Shepherds in Cairo for only about $5.00 a day in American money, which would have heen deemed an impossible low price in former years.\u201cAnd so the Mediterranean Sea, which geologists tell us was the original waters of the Biblical flood which poured through the Straits of Gibraltar and inundated the then known world, will find many splendid vessels floating upon itz azure expanse this avinter.Eight special Mediterranean cruises have been scheduled and the steamship lines which serve this region are also offering eruises in connection with their regular sailings.\u201cOne of the longest of the special cruises to Mediterranean lands will be aboard a ship visiting this part of the world for the first time, and that is the \u201cStatendam.\u201d This 29,500 ton flagship of a well-known Lians- Atlantic line will sail from New York February 9th and take 56 days for a leisurely cruise to most of the important spots of this picturesque region, including, of course, Ezypt and Palestine, also Jugo-Siavia.What is of especial interest is an arrangemé t which has seldom before been ate tempted on a economical cruise of this type, and that is giving its members the choice of going either tourist or first class, with its accompanying wide range in the cost of the cruise.Donald Dilloway has been added to the cast of \u201cMen Must Fight,\u201d which will go into production soon at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, under direction of Edgar Selwyn.Others in the cast of the new film are Phillips Holmes, Diana Wynyard, Lewis Stone, May Robson, Ruth Sel- wyn, Hedda Hopper and Mary Car- lisle.Dilloway has heen ween in same phobia, so she feels better about it now, ' ° \u2018 \u201cMin and Bill\u201d and \u201cPack Up Your Covering MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1933 Prince Purchases Speedier Craft The Weekly Examiner THE NORTH END OF MONTREAL AND THE CITY OF OUTREMONT me Our picture shows the Prince of Wales in the usual informal dress in which he makes his flights, while in the | background is a photo of the new \u201cFoxmouth\u201d he has purchased for his private use.The machine is fitted with a 130 h.p.Gipsy Major engine, has a continuous cruising speed of 110 miles an hour.It is a similar type of machine to that which won thes King's Cup Race around Britain last July.Painted in royal hlue and dar red, coleurs of the Household Brigade, the machine is reported to he the acme of perfection.who extends the Season\u2019s greetings se od ALD.T.HOLLAND + ++ i PHARES A 44 hh i: + Alderman of St.Michael's ward, | § + to all residents, + be 5 de ee 4 = À 4e à 6 he 4 + + MACVICAR MEMORIAL + CHURCH NOTES + + + + + In connection with new plans for the year 1933 provision has heen made for Younz Mens Guild Study Class on Sunday afternoons at 2:15 p.m.to which all men are invited; and at 3:15 an Adult Bible Class will be conducted in the Church Auditor- jum for the study of the life of Christ as contained in the Gos- ipel of St.Mark.This Class is open to everybody.The Communion will be celebrated on Sunday, January 156th at the eleven o\u2019clock service and at the close of the evening service, (ARS +++ +++ +++ 4E+#4EE4EE4EPs + +4 + + + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + + \u20ac + + + Mayor of Mount Royal New Year's Message Mayor T.S.Darling.of the town of Mount Royal issue:l the following New Years Me- sage to all residents of the town.\u201cOn behalf of the council and myself I wish the citizens of the town of Meunt Roval and of our neighboring mun:- cipalities a very happy and presperous New Year.We cannot hope for immediate prosperity Lut we are lookin: forward to ag decided improvement in conditions generally.During the past year the council was able to have tue new lighting system cemplot- ed and has made many other improvements in the town with the development which will follow the return of prosperity it will be possible to complete many other projects, and we trust that it will be possible to do this during 1933.\u201d + +4 #4 ee 7 + 4 + + + Ebb Rr bbb Rb bE # ere is the Rajal of Khallicote, whs | time.+ Visits King George has reached London, to pay a vizit to +|the King-Emperor.The picture was + taken when the Rajah arrived in Vic- + toria Station.+ | + 4! + 2 DESTROY EVIDENCE OF | OLD DOBBIN'S REIGN Workmen are at present engaged ix destroying the only remaining evidence that Old Dob- hin once held sway in the Cote St.Antoine station of the Montreal Fire Department.Two years ago when the equipment at station 34 was completely motorized, the stalls in which the trusty horsex were quartered were demolished but the iron posts which separated the stable section of the building from the apparatus remained in place.+ + + \u201cEXAMINER\u201d TO BE + ;+ DELIVERED THURSDAYS + + + |* The Examiner will in future + % be distributed on Thursday: + + of each week.This will en- # 4 able advertisers to receive full + + benefit of their advertising an + 4% the week-end.+; + As formerly,The Examiner + |4 will be distributed by the Na- +| % tional Sales und Distribution + + Company.J They hore mute testimony of the horses which once Vesponded to Notre Dame de Grace alarms.These posts are now heing removed and the cement floor in the rear of the building is being relaid.++ +44 4% + 4 4 4 4 + 4 + Yh bbb bbb errs Information on \u201cYe Members of the Province of Quebec Safety League are reminded this week inthe information to motorists issued that the yellow light of the traffic electric control lights has particular meaning for both the metorist and the redestrian.The yellow light when it comes on has a message for everyone.To those drivers or pedestrians who are crossing the intersoc- tion on the green it is a signal that they must [dd me i etl \u2014\u2014 ellow Light\u201d Question Larry acess as the direction of traffic in a few seconds they will get the right right of wey.cxidenty oreur at intersections despite t will 2 a terrible «rash.* Troubles.\u201d / accidents.is about to be changed.of way.he traffie cen:vol, À large number af pedestriara do not pay any at\u2018ention to the light system wha.soever.of mctorizts sec the yellow light and hurry across regardles: of pedestrians, t.art off on the y:llow light instesd of waiting for the green and some day they will all come together anighere|,, divorse onesel! from one's wife Members of tire Province of Quebc: Safe'y League ae informed this week :hat they mast 17-522 ligk:, which iz perhaps the mcct imposent ! : To those about to cross it is a sign that they mus.wait until the next green flash.To those stopped cn the red light, waiting for the green, it ia a sign that But to no one doe: the yellsw ligh' mean they can have the I' is because there are too many persons, hoth motori.ts and pedes:rians.:rving to Leat the yellow light that \u2019 A large number | Another large group of motorists | \u201cie yellaw | one\u2019s payroll.Fil.Beemer, a country of .te threx colors of the troffie control lights for the preve.isn ot CHAPEL ALNEST COMPLETED AT LOYOLA COLLEGE {Inaugural Service Will Be Held tin New $150,000 Edifice | Early Next Month ST.IGNATIUS PARISH \"Exterior Work is Practically Finished \u2014Assembly Hall | on Lower Floor ! __ It is expected that inaugural ser- | vices at the $160,000 Loyola College St.Ignatius Parish chapel! will be \u2018held sometime next month, probably lon Sunday, February 10th.Construction of the edifice ix rapidly nearing construction.Te exterior work is practizally finished, workmen being at present engaged on laying the metal roof sheeting.The brickwork is completed and installation of pluucenz fixtures is well underway.In architecture the building will \"be Tudor to conform wii style of other buildings now standing on the Loyola grounds.It will Le connected with the adminisiration \"building by a stone cloister.The building will have a seating capacity of over 500, It structed of fireproof materials, When completed the two-storey building will see the realizatisn of a dream entertained by the Jesuit fathers ever since they moved their \"school from Drummond street many years ago and commenced the huild- ing of the college on the West end property.Construction of the three edifices which now form the administration and other school and college building axed he finances of the institution, and the chapel project was held in abeyance as the $160,000 expense could not be incurred at that During the past few years sufficient fund: were raised to undertake .the work.Subscriptions from friends | and old boys aided the authorities in realizing their objective.Construction was co\\mmenced last j summer and work hase heen progressing favourably ever since.The new chapel! will occupy the upper floor of the building according to the plans drawn by Henri Labelle, the architect.On the lower floor there will \u2018be an assembly hall for public de-' hates and other similiar functions.The Headlines | Tell - By TERRY John Tuin, an out of work carpenter has found that there is still money in hammering and sawing if you ; do the hammering with à drum-tick | and the sawing with a fiddle and bow.i When he found that he couldn\u2019t make a living out of his carpentry he bought himself and his children mu- i sical instruments and went on the | concert stage which in \u2018most cases was a barn.Jennie, aged 18, his eld- \"est, plays the zornet.John Junior aged -12 Hjows the bass horn.The next - daughter Margaret is also a cornet- ist.Vinginia toots the saxaphone and little Koosje is the lad that beats the i drum, triangle and cymbals.The fa- i ther himself plays the violin.« Now they are in New Orleans and j are making a living out of jazz with classical trimmings.The towns of Harpy Hollow and * Gran) Haven in Michigan should have their names changed to Herculanum and Pompeii.About all that ix left of them is their old-time name.Giant shifting sand dunes have almost obliterated the towns and only a few bits of lumber sticking out here and there show where lumber mills and houses once stood.Happy Hollow isn\u2019t a hollow any more.It's a sand mountain now.| Reno is a strange place.Ît is easier \u2018there than to divorce oneself frem is being con-; CLASSIFIED ADS.Call DE.3511 RRR RPRA eu EERE PRICE\u2014TWO CENTS FUNERAL OF MRS AP.THWATTES WAS \"HELD ON TUESDAY Wife of Late Sgt.Thwaites - Suffered Relapse Following Influenza Attack WORKED IN DISTRICT Rev.Harold S.Laws Officiated al Funeral Service- Many Attended A relapse following an attack of influenza caused the death suddenly on Saturday of Mrs.A.P.Thwaites, wife of Sergeant Thwaites, well known militiamen, at her residence 6898 Park Avenue.Believing that she had recovered Mra.Thwaites returned to her employment in an electrical firm here in the north end of the city, was taken 1! wgein and died in two days.She was in her 45th year.Mrs, Thwaites was born in Grime 'ston, near King's Lynn, Norfolk ta | where her father and mother Mr.and Mrs.H, H.Hammond, had charge of {a school.Her mother survives her also three sisters and two brothe-s in England and Leonard Polkenhorne, of Montreal, a cousin.: Sergeant Thwaites pre-dereased his wife by less than three years.; His military career hegan in boyhond when he became a cadet at Rughy.Later he joined a Yeomanry regiment of which his father was colonal, He came to Montreal in 191% and at the outbreak of war joined the Viz.toria Rifles later being transfered ta the Royal Montreal Regiment.He was wounded at the first hattle of Ypres.After discharge from tha militia hospital he was appointed to Military headquarters in Lon\u2019.a where he served until 1920.He was later attached to Military headquarters in Montreal.A noted rifleman he was chairman of the Quebec Rifles Association and »ecretary of {he miniature Rifle Association.tna it was only right to reduce hix own salary from $300 to 6276 but the hoard refused to grant bis request.- However as he did the paying himself he only took $278 and the reduction stood OK It is the inalienable right of every man to demand life, liberty an l the pursuit of happiness as long ns hie does not break the law in any wag: To this however has been lately add- el the right to comb hia hair on whatever side he desires, Edward Turner, a workman, received a severe ecar that showed badly when he combed his hair on the left side.He asked damages.The insurance company demurred on the grounds that he could easily comb his hair on the right side and thue cover up the scar.The adjustor however admitted the man\u2019s right to contd Mia hair as he liked and awarded him $250 damages.Vienna has a new serve-your:elf system.It is an outdoor cafeteria and the thing that you help yourself to is sand.The town is s0 poor that they can't afford to have any sandirg of the streets done and the pedestrian is supposed to take a small paper bag of sand, which is placed on a kiosk at street corners.George W.Klower recently ercated quite a flurry at the Chicago Hobby tournament by showing a collection of seven hundred and fifty golf teee, He even included the old-fashioned tee that is made by scooping up a haniful of sand.With leopard akins adorning hiv lean, slender frame, Charley Chase ia Tanning wild as an ape man at the Hal Roach Studios.He is filming his latest comedy, \u201cTarzan in tra Wrong,\u201d with Muriel Evans playing the part of his jungle sweetheart.Hedda Hoppér, Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer actress, added to her bag ol.lection on her recent New York trip, bringing back to Hollywood a putse with braided frame of red leather, n clerk is secretary of the country board ard in these hard times thought that, Ca ee Cee bag with huge metal initials against black sucde, and an evening model of jet beads.- \u2018 oh A Rn Ne ras re - \u2014 *% ny BW PAGER TWO The Examiner Published Weekly by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 2304 OLD ORCHARD AVE.| EDITORIAL: DEXTER 3511* ADVERTISING: DEXTER 3511% \"MONTREAL.FRIDAY.JANUARY 6th, 1933 A HERO PASSES Just as the old vear was fast drawing lv a close a resident of Outremont, stricken at his post on the footplate of the locomotive that he had driven for many vears, reached for thé throt- tie for the last time and with consciousness rapid- Iv ebbing sinwly unlinked the valve lever to the last notch and brought his train to a standstill while a passenger train roared through.Willimm J.Farley, a resident of Bloomfield avenue, was bringing his train from Labelle to Mile End station.At Val Morin his train was in a siding picking up cars and had started towards the main line.The fireman and a sectionman were im the cab at the time of his death but without a word to either of them Farley assumed his characteristic pose at the throttle of the iron giant and clased the throttle bringing the train.to a stop just as a passenger train roared through on the main line.He then collapsed.back into the vards aboard the train after life had heen pronounced extinct by a doctor at Val Morin.Farley had travelled through the mountain district for many years and was well known to she people of the towns and municipalities through which his train passed.His sudden death while on duty came as a great shock to the members of his family and to the officials of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in whose employ he has heen for the past 41 vears.He was a resident of Outre- for the past 28 years a member of the Brother- head of Locomotive Engineers, the Catholic For- resters and the Third Order of St.Francis.Even in death he carried on the tradition that has been the glory and making of the iron trail on this continent since the first rail was laid, THE MONTHLY LEASE There is considerable agitation in Montreal to change the custom ai leasing property for twelve months to the monthly lease system such as that in vogue in Ontario.For some reason that is not clear, the majority of the landlords favour the twelve-month custom.It has been found in Ontario that the monthly lease is a benefit to both landlord and tenant, and the experience has been that there is no more frequent moving than under the twelve month system, and considerable less default.There is in everybody a tendency to put off unpleasant jobs, and this tendency is encouraged under the monthly lease system.No job is more unpleasant than moving, and when a man can move at a month's notice, he is inclined: to postpone the unpleasantess from month to month.The landlord benefits, keeping a good tenant in many cases much longer than he would under the twelve month plan.A long lease scares the average man, makes him bargain for low prices, forces down the general average of rents.not desirable.| vived when children were allowed to anything, The fireman took a contrel oi the Incomotive and\u2019 brought the hody Y EXAM MOVIE SHORTS A short lease ensourages a higher level, for the average man is guite willing to pay well, provided he is no; tied down in case of emergency.When it is considered that in spite of the widespread slump in business, three-quarters of the workers are still in receipt of living incomes, it will be seen that the landlords would not have anything to lose under the shorter rental term.CHILDREN'S MOTION PICTURES The question of again admitting children to motion picture theatres is again very much to the Lee Tracy, seen.recently in \u201cBlessed Event\u201d and \u201cWashington Merry- go-round,\u201d has signed a long-term camipany's production of \u201cClear All contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and will bave the male lead in that FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th, | \u201cCrazy : \u201d i f the Her- fore.Petitions have been circulated and will he Wires.\u201d Thie adaptation © sent to the authorities.It is not likely, however, that anything will be done, as the average parent does not know what is best for his children in many things, and the authorities have taken their cue from the opinions of the judges in juvenile and other children\u2019s courts.About thirty per cent of pictures are unfit for young children to see, and the theatres have shown no discrimination in separating the suitable from the unsuitable films.It should be an easy matter, however, to arrange for the hoard of censors to distinguish between films suitable for children and those which are unsuitable, and it should be equally easy for the theatres to arrange their programs in such a way that children could be admitted two or three days a week.This would be simpler and probably more successful than trying to have the old regime re- gegement, was prepared for Samuel Spewack.Benita Hume, young English actress, who is now a.the M-G-M studios in Culver City, will have the feminine lead and George Hill is director.Others in the east include Jimmy Gleason, Melvin Bleifer, Ari Kutai and Eugene Sagaloff.Tracy\u2019s vehicle on the New York stage, before he began his career in pistures, include \u201cBroadway,\u201d \u201cThe Front Page,\u201d and \u201cLouder, Please.\u201d Lionel Barrymore's two etchings, \u201cQuiet Waters\u201d and \u201cA Little Boatyard in Venice,\u201d now on exhibiion at the National Arts Club, are the first by the screen and stage actor to be any time.displayed in public in New York.For man Shumlin stage play, which not long ago completed a Broadway en-\u2019 the : euveer, ty the vo-anthors, Bella :-:d - ' soveral years, Mr.Barrymore has WHO DARE PROPHESY?been interested in etching and has The prophets of early recovery claimed in the closing dys of 1931 that all would he well in the vear 1932 and that many things within twelve months would be well along the way to normal.Eddie Cantor sang \u201cPotatoes are cheaper\u201d and claimed that \"Prosperity was just around the corner.\u201d In most respects however the year compared not at all favorably with that of its predecessor and many commodities were sold at a new low.The varions thermometers such as grain move- ntents, car Inadings, etc, which are used by the prophets as indications of which way the wind is to blow, were very disappointing.A revival of market conditions here and in New York in the summer caused a slight flurry but it proved to be of slight duration.It is hoped that the incoming Democratic President of the United States, Mr.Roosevelt, will make an agreable change but the outlook on the whole is not at all bright.The war debt question could certainly be handled to have a better effect all around.Canada however is in a favorable position.There has certainly been a remarRable growth of trade during the past century and it is continuing to all reports.On Tuesday evening the Honorable H.H.Stevens, Minister of Trade and Commerce, talked on \u201cCanada\u2019s Rise.in the.World of Commerce.\u201d The minister warned against compiring the immediate present and the immediate past in considering Canada\u2019s position.And this is indeed the way to view the entire situation.A survey of the past century will show that there have been other periods similar to the present one.The fact is also evident that there has always heen a bright period after each dark cloud.The cloud has always passed.Today Canada stands seventh among the trading nations of the world.Her rise as an industrial na tion has.indeed been spectacular.It would indeed average should seek the cause.Under thirty years of age, weight that is definitely below the average is Tuberculosis is fre- be difficult and_somewhat foolhardy ta prophesy for the \u2018ear 1933.of a new home.To this is added, in women, the strain of childbearing: The early adult years, are the years when most of us carry our heaviest A MEALTH SERVICE OF | THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES 14 CANADA We hear a great deal of talk about \u201cthe danger of overweight after forty.\u201d There is also danger in \u201cunderweight before thirty,\u201d which should not be forgotten in this age of slenderness.There is no defnite measure of normal weight.We know the average weights for sex, age and height, but averages are not necessarily normals.The long-legged person with a slender frame may be below average weight and still be normal.The average weights are a good.guide, however, quently associated with a run-down physical condition, and underweight is a warning signal of such condition.The younger person who is too thin has less power of resistance.Tuberculosis cannot be cured simply by adding weight to the body, but the chances of developing the disease can he minimized by having the body fortified against the germs of tuberculosis.Resistance can be built up with adequate food, rest, fresh air and sunshine.It is the early aduit years that tuberculosis reaps its largest harvest.Tuberculosis seldom develops in the heaithy-weH-nourished body.The early adult years are particularly trying, for these years bring the physical and mental strain of starting and the individual who is far from the work, of marriage and the beginning physical and mental burdens.Underweight due \u2018o disease or æ some abnormal condition of the bodg can be corrected only Ly the removal of the cause.If.there is no disease to gain weight we must eat more focd each day than our body needs, just as when we wish to reduce weight, we must eat less food than our body uses.Ç The person who is underweight needs added rest.He should spend more hours in bed at night, take moon.day rest (if only for ten minutes) and a rest before meals so that he will not take food when his body is fatigued.He should spend as much time as pos sible in the open air and avoid stren- tous exercise.Walking is an excel lent form of exercise for thé person who is underweight as it læeps him out of doors and does not cause fatigue.: pp == Food, rest, fresh air and sunshine are the means which are available to hapel of Cathedral Beauty must be made ube ot regain if A : % sults are to be achieved and main- \\ STB 18 40 tained, 452 CWRAYE e\u2014\u2014 one IED EWE mend! BARASH'S ONLY Zig {YY || 4388 KNITTED WEAR Et a 5621 Park Avente in > er a UNDERTAKERS i The Only: Herth Bad Agent for = = JAEGER .bos .A 000 ENTTTING VARIE Week\u201d UNCLE SAM: \u201cI wonder what's the matter with the Christmas trade this \u2014Strube in Daily Express.year?\u201d displayed several subjects on the coast.: John Lawson, author ol \u201cSuccess Story,\u201d which is now in its third month at Mexine Elliot's Theatre, has been signed to write screen originals for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.Phyllis Barry, who has just finished a role opposite Ronald Coleman in \u201cCynara,\u201d has heen given the feminine lead in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's yet untitled Buster Durante co-starring picture, Keaton-Jimmy | A which | Montgomery, Walter Huston, Jimmy will be directed by Edward Sedgwick.Durante has just finished work in ; \u201cPigboats.\u201d Robent Young has added a pana- trope to the new apartment he is furnishing.All his spare time is spent in music stores, where he is making a collecton of his favorite phonograph records.The cast of \u201cPigboats,\u201d now nearing completion at the Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer studios, now includes Robert \u2014 oe Hor RADIATORS \u2014 sizz« ling hot when the weather is below zero \u2014is what you get when you burn LASALLE COKE.You obtain this clean heat easily and with slight effort on your part, for LASALLE COKE burns smoothly and | evenly for the longest time without attention.You burn fewer tons per heating season and you save real dollars on the otte, John Makin, James \u2018Buomien, Matt Mcflugh, Bradley Page and Sterling Molloway.The film is being directed by Jack Conway from an original story by Commander Bows rd Thought On Going To Bed And sc to bed, \u201c(As Pepys said) And so to bed when she\u2014 To talk in sleep, and dwell upon, A youn man\u2019s acstany.{ To dwell upon, But not for long, In Time's fast-fleeting ways \u201cFor, \u2018cripes\u2019, it cannot be I've left him in a daze!\u201d This flitting thought Her mind had sought To quell with numbing sleep.But, there it was, and up it bobbed, As toes from sandals peep.And so to bed.(As Pepys said) And s0 to bed went she.To think a thought, and think a lie, And think a lie of me.\u2014Frank Scott N.D.G,, Montreal, Que.price of every ton.HEATING SERVICE Our heating expert will inspect your heating plant free of charge and will tell you how you can get more heat with less fuel, To obtain his services, phone MA, 622).Lesg susti Aver sprit supp Year for : hard Th \u201cStal seast of tl new for was 30M six, : a nu new hocke past great boy havi By canne shut- show amon seaso Ou à OC as tl close spots many woul ers, \u201cStan kept gers goals drew tie m Ra Rar drivin were \u201cHug passe, piling mit.| found slight fer, R broke fora with found clear, Ma front leavin line, | thoug ther ¢ who : mets An victor Pharn The S piling Lancet scorin addin; ERE Ee EEE REI TU OUTREMONT HOCKEY LEAGUE AGAIN UNDERWAY RANGERS, ST.GERMAIN, ROYALS TROJANS AND MAPLE LEAFS WIN WHILE ST.VIATEUR-OLYMPIA TIE Without Stan Neville and Batson One-Goal Win is Managed| + \u2014Roseman Scoring Deciding Tally \u2014 Deguire\u2019s Outfit Goes Down to Defeat By a Score of 3-0-Red Wings Lose 2-1 With Richmond Saving His Team From Whitewash.re H.W.SYLVESTER) After a two-week lay-off, speedy Rangers of the Outremont Hockey League, Senior Section, were first to capture victory, when Ouimet-Wilson C.sustained defeat by a score of 1-0, Avenue Rink.The return of old man winter and his chilly blasts after two weeks of spring-like weather, was unexpected, but welcomed by local hockeyists and supporters, who crowded the rink side in fairly large numbers on New Year's Day.Rangers were in the spotlight from the outset of their daring comeback for signal honors again this season, hard, defensive playing.The absence from.Rangers of \u201cStan\u201d Neville, leading.scorer last season and Batson, burly defenceman of the champions, gave spectators a new light on Rangers desperate try for victory this week.\u201cRed\u201d Furlong was hurriedly signed.ta.replace.Bat- son and Neville on this year's speedy six, and it is now thoughts that such à move Was a very good one.The new right winger has seen plenty of hockey with outside aggregations in past seasons, distinguishing himself greatly as a high scorer.He is a local boy for this reason Rangers pride in having him.By the result of this game, Rangers cannot be credited with more apparent ghut-outs in succeeding games, but show every sign of a renewed spirit among the boys, who in the past three seasons, suffered only four losses.Ouimet-Wilson C.were not without a good hody of supporters on Sunday as they battled Rangers to such a close finish, Lack of co-ordination, in spots left the losers unaware of many breaks, that properly handled wonld have netted one or more counters, Braced by the steady \u2018speed of \u201cStan\u201d Neville, Ouimet\u2019s front Hhe kept up a vigorous rush on the Rangers throughout the first period.No goals were scored, but spectators drew a sign of relief after many hec- tie moments.Roseman Scores Winning Goal Rangers went into the second part driving fast and hard, until Ouimet were forced into the defensive.\u201cHughie\u201d Claxton handled a score of passes from Durocher and Roseman, piling many a shot into McPhee's mit.Eight minutes of the second set found loth teams struggling for the slightest opening.A few minutes later, Roseman appeared unchecked and broke through Ouimet\u2019s disrupted line for a shot, The dise rose from Rix stick with a flash of bullet-like spged and found an opening Lefore McPhee could clear.Manager Neville later switched his front line for a new series of attacks, leaving more security in his «defence line.His objects was of no avail, although it served to restrain any further counters on the part of Rangers, who stood up well in checking Oui- mets swift-moving combinations.St.Germain Victorious An uproar of cheers followed the victory of St.Germain over Deguire\u2019s Pharmacy \u2018here in the second fixture.The Saints emerged successfully aft-r pilin up a 3-0 score over Deguir:.A.Lanctot again proved his valor for scoring, marking up the first tally and adding two assists to L.Trottier and \u2018they ever \u2018a.quarrel 1 \\theyd g ather/ around & | RADI \u201cFROM A Sinclair Radio : ~ Co.LTD, - À 5159 Park Avenue a (Just Relow Fairmèdhe} \u2018 A el Q ) last Sunday afternoon at the North and Ouim:t-Wilson were forced into P.Fortin's goals.In the round, he was on the scoring end that brought vie- tory for St.Germain.Barsalou was in the nets for the winning team and made many sensational saves.Hos- kinson guarded the opposing goals, holding out remarkably against the rapid fire of St.Germain\u2019s rugged forwards.His.goal tending was c¢ven more convincing than heretofore expected, in view of the small number of shots that passed in.Incidentally, it would appear doubtful if any cther goalie in that section could have sustained this battle with such few losses.\u201cHosky\u2019s\u201d tempo is closely regarded today with that of Barsalou who is well noted for his steadiness ang lively controlled mind, in the face of severest\u201d tests.As a matter of fact, either show the least excitement inj the most exciting moments.Deguire showed signs of marked improvement in their alternate forward lines during the last test.They made a desperate push in the waning minutes of the game, but failed.They probably suffered a had break due to lack of practice in the past few weeks, Manager Brown is row prepared for an even more strenuous task when his team encounters St.Raphael's next Sunday, so he states.Royals Win Again Intermediate hockey drew more than its average support on Sunday when Royals battled their way to vie- tory over Red Wings, by a score of 2-1.Following their debut this season, Royals again took on a pair of leading scorers in Griffiths and Cameron and incidentally garnered two tallies: by this choice in Sunday\u201ds game.Cameron scored the winning goals, taking one assist from Griffiths, who today hehooves his chances of not adding at least another couple to this score.J.Richmon peppered a hard one into the Royals net to save his team from whitewash.Both squads were well matched for this game and aside from the scoring records, earned a good share of hockey honors.Manager Lortie of the Red Wings has not lost any confidence as a result of this citizens to the bone! less P LIM \u2018 PLateau 2744 CRescent 030, PEAT.in your stove keeps citizens from want! v Cold winter blasts that whistle harmlessly round your home .will chill less fortunate fuel .; .PEAT HEAT.in your stove, cooker or fireplace .it costs far its harvesting gives work to many of Quebec\u2019s needy.stands on its own merit! A few lumps in your stove.presto! sparkling fire .maximum heat, minimum ash, at trivial cost! Only 20 Cents for a bag of PEAT-HEAT at \"United Peat Industries ~ 412 Univefsity Tower Bldg.Teveeesvossosee HOCKEY RESULTS Sunday Rangers 1, Ouimet-Wilson C.e St.Germain 3, Deguire\u2019s Ph.= Royals 2, Red Wings 1.Monday Trojans 3, Rovers 1.+ Maple Leafs 6, V.H.S.0, St.Viateur (tie), Olympia.SCHEDULE Friday Night Ouimet-Wilson C.vs.Question Mark.Maple Leafs vs Tigers.Sunday Afternodn Ouimet-Wilson C.vs Night Hawks, St.Raphael's vs Pharmacy.Deguire\u2019s sreressiresssescecncaceess] PEPE 0P ES SOOO 060 + +++ 4 +++ 46H64 Y.M.H.A.NOTES HARRY BATSHAW, B.C.L.Harry Batshaw, B.C.L., will be thel guest speaker at the Friday Evening Assembly.His subject will be \u201cPalestinian Jawry\u201d\u2014a study in social transformation.Mr.Batshaw's address will be the second in the series of Friday Evening Topics which are devoted to analyzing the National Movement in Jewish Life.Arrangements are being made to have the Hashomer Hazair Choir participate in the Friday Evening Program.The public is invited.Doors close when the lecturer hegins his address at 8:30 p.m.DRAMATIC EVENING Three specially selected plays will be presented on Tuesday as the Third Evening in the Y.M.H.A.Dramatic Tournament.The Masquers Club of the Y.M.H.A.will present on this occasion the play \u201cChapmagne\u201d by I.L.Peretz.Mr.Maurice Silcove is the volunteer director of this play, and the cast includes: Betty Bosnack, Dorothy Boyaner, Mrs.N.Gold, Beatrice Goldstein.The Y.W.H.A.Dramatic | Group will present the \u2018play \u201cSuppressed Desires\u201d by Susan Glaspell; the cast of the play includes: Edith Koltz, I.Koltz, Ruth Popliger.The Y.M.H.A.Masquers Second Group, directed by Miss Doris Malles will present on the same evening the play \u201cOvertones\u201d by Alice Gerstenberg; the cast includes, Betty Bosnack, Mrs.N.Gold, Freda Lecker, Pauline Tre- hub.A nominal admission fee is charged and the program begins at 8:30 p.m.The judges in the contest, \u2018which includes 18 plays of which the 7th, 8th and 9th will be given on January 10th fixture, and it reasonably certain of victory next Monday night against St.Viateur.The latter team naturally compliment his gest, but the proof is in the pudding, and Manager Fortin is asking for a good slice, HEAT Burn Quebec's native than Cannel-Coal, and EAT-HEAT gives clean, crisp your grocer.ITED Montreal k speaker Dr.Captains Red Wings Detroit's fleet right victory over Les Canadiens on Thursday nicht.ef the International Leagu- London are Dr, H.H.Jacobson, Mr.Larry Aurie Pearson, Mr.Per H.M.Caise: man.NEW HEALTH SERIES winger who led his fighting v Not MeGi University.This the vuest Director: quad to n Boal Aurie i~ a gradusic from series of lectures is conducted with the Y.M.H.A.Department of Physical Education, A special series of lectures designed and will include the following lectu- to be of assistance to active men will vers: Dr, he commenced today with Grant Fleming, of the Dapartment of Public Health,\u2019 Bowie, The tenor of these lectures will Grant Fleming, Dr.Frank Pedley, Dr.Norman Bethune, Dr B.Silverman, Mr.S.A.Gidlow, Capt.W.F ved Tucker Gains Partial Freedom With Plaster Cast \u2018Removed F rom Broken Neck The three month imprisonment of Freddie Tucker is now a thing of the past, and the young Westward rughyist, who has been lying in a cot in the , Royal Victoria Hospital since the early Fall, has been freed of the uncam- : fortable confinement of a bulky plaster cast.Just three months after he waa ; Tushed ta the Royal Vie, after suffering a broken neck in an exhibition rughy \u201cmatch between Westward and McGill, Tucker found some measure of free- \u201cdom, when the large cast, which held his head and neck rigid as broken hones were knitting, was removed, Now Freddie is up and about, but hardly scampering around like a | twa- year-old just yet.Tucker has heen finding his legs again in the hospital ward, and getting a glimpse of some of his neighbors who might just ax well have heen miles away, for all he could see of them.Fellow rughyists are kidding Tucker these days that he wifi-not have to \u201cworry about clean collars for a little time yet.Freddie has heen fitted with ta wide leather collar, not altogether unlike a dog collar, which will keep his i chin up and neck in place.: It has been a tough fight for the Westward hoy, but he has taken his medicine smiling, and has made a really remarkable recovery, and is quite ta bit ahead of schedule in his gradual return to health.It will be a long time before Tucker is fit to run around, but it is expected that he will be able to leave the hospital during the next two weeks.he to guile active men in elementary anatomy and personal hygiene.These lectures will be supplemented Ly a sub-series of illustrated lectures \u201cwhich will humanize athletics as a form of hadily recreation.The speakers in this sub-series will he Levy, M.M.Bruker, G.\u201cRev.\u201d I.Forsythe, Mr.Wm.Sellars, { Mr.Frank Van Wagner.All information muy he had from M.M.Bruker, ! Director of the Department of Health,\u2018 Y.M.H.ANEW COURSE BEGINS On Wednesday A.M.Klein, Instructor in the School! for Jewish Studies \u201cwill commence a new series of classes on the topic \u201cThe Bible as Literature and Philosophy.\u201d This series will he composed of eleven lectures, of which i the following i= a summary: \u201cThe So- \u201ccial Theories of Ixainh andl Amos\u2014 as representative prophets.\u201d \u201cThe , Literature of the Bible as represented in the Song of Songs\u201d; \u2018Personal Phi-| Hosaphy in the Bille as represented int (the Book of and \u201cEcelesiastes\u201d; Joh,\u201d s.A.P.Smith, the; \u201cDevotional Literature in the Bible\u2014 as represented hy the Psalms.\u201d Thia course will take the form of compata- tive literature and will.include discussions of oriental esthetic literature Faust, Neitzche, Schaupenhauer, Paganism, Hedonism.This course will be open only to registered Ptudants.Guesis may he admitted upon request.OR.ANTONIO HEBERT SURGEON DENTIST Visit our Office Tor the Most Difflenlt Extraction Have Your Old Plates Reset, Avolding Month Deformation and Save Money XN Rav, Careeet Dingnosis and Safe Gas Administration 4879 Park Avenue Near Kt.Joseph Blvd.DOllard 4345 ! qe rh TR | The Leader for Forty Years | | | \u2014\u2014 Ly a 3 OR NR.cage PAGE FOUR THE WEEKLY EXA Vary Your Cakes | By The Addition Of Ingredients We can vary our cakes with the addition of other ingredients and one would never suspect they were made | from the one recipe when haked.We! call this foundation cake, Ql ves, ano Hou Sn, NS FrTriog HATH] (LOOK irs END A SHOUD BE IN WINTER.i 7 GA) EE 7 N WINTA i The following are twa good foundation cake.Molasses Layer Cake | 1 cgge or yolks of 2 1 cup molasses 1 tablespoon melted hutter i *» cup boiling water 1 teas.soda jm 1 teas.cinnamon | \u20182 teas.cloves 2 cups flour | Make 2 layers and cover with! icing.Fruit Cake For a delicious fruit cake use the above recipe with the additions of 1 cup boiled and drained raisins and 1 cup broken walnuts.Bake in loaf tin and ice with white icing.These cakes must be iced as there! is no sugar in them.| Valentine Cake % cup buter.1 cup sugar Cream together and add: 2 eggs *: cup milk 11-3 cup flour.1% teaspoon baking powder.Bake in deep tin and ice.Or Lake in flat round tins and when partly cool, split, spread with raspberry jam.Put together and ice with chocoloate icing and nuts.Another variation is to ice with bitter-sweet icing.That is, spread cake with a very rich butter icing.When set, spread with melted butter or unsweetened chocolate.Yet another is, divide batter and colour !: with cochineal to desired | pink pour white and pink batter alternately into loaf tin.Ice with delicate pink icing and sprinkle with shredded cocoanut.Use your favorite flavorings.Then one can have caraway-seed, peel, or cocoanut cake by just adding those ingridents the foundation \u201cValentine Cake.\u201d \u2014KlaraM.Whitehouse.Pet b rb rr err be te + +SOMETHING WRONG IN LAND OF LOVE son Mollison.considered to be ope of pire.+ for flying.Maybe Cupid is working as Campbell, holder of the world's land effectively as ever.and probab- the finest aviators in the British Em- With Mrs.record for automobiles, + + + + + ly betrothed couples have not + dispensed with the convention- + al diamond ring.But there's + something radically wrong in + the world.of love and luxury.+ The famed diamond mines of + British Guiana are far less ac- + tive.Pearly tears fall from + eyes that once gleamed with + the joy of selling more and + more glittering gems to the + outside world.The diamond + market has gone all to pieces.+ However, nothing daunted, + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + tre tte HEALTH By W.Holmes, D.C, Ph.T.One of the most prevalent diseases of to-day is Neuratheunia.This can be readily understood by virtue of the fact that we are, of, necessity a much more highly-strung and nerve- wrought race, that were our ancestors.We must hustle and then hustle again, until the enforced strain upon the nervous system results in Neurasthenia or nervous Prostration, which is really a debility of the nervous system.Nervous debility may affect any organ of the body; it is a condition of exhaustion, the nervous energy necessary for functioral activity of any organ, being depleted.A common example of thiz is nervous Dys- sent a number of timeosNsgN train pepsia.Neurasthenia may present a number of symptons.There may be trouble with the eyes, derangement of the heart, stomach, and other organs.Sometimes there is a fecling of chilliness, or flushes of heat.In- British Guiana has turned to another aspect of love and luxury.The export of gold from this country for the first six months of 1932 was 8,282 car ats, compared with only 5,696 carats for the first six months of 1931.But British Guiana will not forsake the diamond business; not while tourists landing from Canadian National liners from Halifax and Boston and from other ships from Europe, continue to arrive almost as well be-jewell- ed as ever before.CPLR PIH 2222 EPG PERT EE ES + +++ 4444454444 Sinclaifs; DIO females, troubles common to their develop, until the sufferer feels that every part of the body is out of order.In this condition, nourishing food.rest and suitable environment are li necessary and helpful, as general] measures, but it should be remem- Classified Ads | WANTED TO PURCHASE BUSINESS, SUITS (Used) Wanted an kinds of good clothing.Spe- dicial prices for oversizes.Also furniture and carpets.Also sporting goods.Sam Pearson, 1452 Notre Dame W.LUS shouldnE use you for an antenna, because youre a {| Wilhank 4965.: wirehaired Lost _ terrier .§|GOLD Barpin set with stones.Around Rockland, Van Horne and Davaar Avenues, December 28th.r rado-help somnia is usually present, and in: sex.In time, a cycle of symptons | bered that the cause in cach case of Neurasthenia, is different in cach individual, and, if the trouble ix to be rectified, this cause must he located, and attended to.rte \u201ca \u2018IF YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM CUT THIS OUT 75e BOX FREE TO ANY SUFFERER | Over in Syracuse, New York a treatment has been Found that handreds of users say \u201cbrings splendid results.\u201d Many Instances have been reported where only a few days\u2019 treatment brought «quick relief where everything else had failed.It hielps to drive off the poisonous clogging wuste matter from (he system by acting on the liver and stimulating the flow of bile, which promotes regulur and effective bowel evacuation and seems to neutralize the Uric Acld and Lime Sait Deposits which clog the blood, irritate the kidneys and cause stiffness, swelling, ete.Paln and soreness often seem to melt away and vanish.The (reatment first introduced hy Mr.Delano is so good that his son has opened an office in Canada and wants every Canadian who suffers froin Rheumatism, or has a friend so afflicted, to get a 75e pack- age\u2014just to prove what it will do\u2014hefore a penny is spent.Mr.Delano says: \u201cTo relieve Rheumatism, no matter how severe, stubborn or long standing the case, und even after everything else has failed, I will, if you have never previously used the treatment, send you n fuit size 75e package, if you will cut out this notice and send it with your name and address he ought bo go bo Sinclair Radio CO.LTD, 5159 Park Avense Phone ATlantic 3594-W.Reward.|| TRADES AND BUSINESS CARDS Bi ARE ALL your electrical household | aed in perfect working order?If not, call CRescent 0296 and have dress\u201d If your wish you may send us {oc in stamps to help pay postage and distribution, \u2019 \u201cAddress F.11.Delano, 18848 Matual Life Bldg.455 Craig St.W., Montreal, Canada.can only send one package to an ad- Some Ideals Night Gott restr of For Sunday Suppers 3 Phot em tram tte i + Now that winter approaches, Sun- day-nite suppers are becoming popular again.Both in the city and in the suburbs the Sunday night festive hoard is something to look forward to, for then it is that the old circle meets again at the proverbial round table.The Sunday night hostess frequently resorts to light refreshments such ax chafing dishes, open sandwiches and pickles, waffles and coffee.But other homemakers who do not mind stretching the household budget make a ritual of the affair.With the hors d'oeuvres habit growing, sardite fillings, smoked salmon, and caviar on toast, with the sweet pickles or sliced mustard pickles, are frequently on a platter of | appetite inducers.Pickles make ideal \"decorations.hut quite apart from that feature their spiciness adds interest hy contrasting the flavorings jof foods, What do you think of the \u2018following menu as a suggestion for Sunday \u2018an interesting and seasonal \u2018nite supper: : ropen rye bread sandwiches of cold | turkey | cranberry molds 1 .} sliced dill pickles coconut fruit roll coffee ' Recipe for Cranberry Molds It must be a hard job for press photographers to keep track of Amy John.1 cup thick cranberry sauce, sweetened One day she is Cape Town, then in Paris, and again in London.Here [1-2 cup eolery, finely cut we see her receiving a wonderful weleom at Croydon, London, at the com- 1-2 cup shredded pineapple pletion of the round trip to Cape Town and back ir.record time.Mollison is her husband, Captain Mollison, who alse holds several records In the hackground between the happy couple is Sir Malcolm ! Juice !2 lemon i1 package lemon gelatin 1': cups boiling water Dissolve gelatin in boiling water.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Chill.When lightly thickened, add ° thing Joe E.likes sest of am.[lemon juice, celery.pineapple and jeranberry Sauce.Turn into mold.(Chill until firm.Unmold on lettuce.Recipe for Coconut Fruit Roll \"Serves 6.{11-2 cups brown sugar \u20182 teaspoons light corn syrup | \u2014 inevitable accompaniment of chopped! J eup milk 2 teaspoon vanillu 2 cup raisins, finely chopped i 2 cup dates, seeded and finely chopped .2-3 can coconut Cook sugar corn syrup and milk together until a small amount of syrup forms a soft ball in cold water (234 d.F.) Cool.Add vanilla and beat until creamy.Add fruit and coconut.Shape into an oblong roll, 1 1-2 inches in diameter, and wrap in waxed paper, Chill.Cut in slices.Make 15 slices.i os | HEARD IN HOLLYWOOD Maxine Cantway, who was chosen three years ago as \u201cThe Perfect Chorus Girl\u201d in the days when musi- | eal pictures had their first vogue, is coming to the front again, but this | time as an actress.She is one of the i eleven girls, all of chem fair to look ©f Indians unloading: their canoes fill- cupon, who have just been signed by ed with durs.: Warner Bros, First National to he trained and developed in dramatic art.She will be seen first in! \u201cForty-Second Street.\u201d Joe E, Brown expects to have more fun making \u201cElmer the Great\u201d than in any other picture in which he has ever appeared.The reason is that in the Ring Lardner romance !Joe will be able to play baseball to his hearts content.And baseball is Hollywood is looking for another visit from Ward Morehouse, New or of the new picture \u201cCentral Park.\u201d York newspaper columnist and auth- Morehouse made a great hit in Hollywood, and it is hoped that he will drop in frequently.It\u2019s said that\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | ee century French square overrun with hardware, ! ployment agencies, grocory and dry- and the soft rustling of white saun They have known war, famine, seve love, and misery untold; as wall a- laughter and triumphant songz.Today the square and the street around it present à scène of grimy decay.The old houses neglected und forgotten will disappear to muk room for modern factories and ware.Royale By Dan Faro Note\u2014This is the first of a series of articles of parks by Dan Faro, a resident of the North End.! : houses.Then, even the ghosts ar The second article will appear {Place Royale will be things of 1.in an early edition.| past.MacVicar Memonal Presbyterian Church If one can imagine a =eventeenth wholesales, marine em- goods warehouses, then one, can imagine Place Royale down on West St.St.Viateur Ave.Cor.Hutchison St.Paul Street.+ x 7, ;] Rev.James G.Potter.DD, Minister Where once Place Royale Yaeed the | Mr.Perey M.French.Organist hroad stretches of the St.Lawrence, today it gazes blank'y at the towering walls of grain-elevators.Where once the air resounded with the carousing of sailors from the fussy little French caravels, today there is only the piercing whistle of the Harbour Commissioners\u2019 electric locomotives tugging long strings of hox cars.SERVICES.SUNSAY, JANDARY éth, 11 a.m.and 7.30 p.m.Dr.Potter wilt officiate ut both service Sunday, 2.15 pm.Yannis Men's Guid Study Class, Sundav, 3 pau.Sunday Adult Bible Classes.Monday, Jan.9.8 pom.Schaal wad Yours People: Society.Time was, when this square pre- Thursday, Jan.32h 2 pan WARS ented a different scene.There are Monthly Meeting.Friday, Jan.LSthe 8 pan.Service Pi still houses standing here that have looked down on the lace covered uniforms of officers serving Louis XIV, as well as on the paint and feathers paritory to Communion.Sunday, Jan.13th COMMUNION SE VUE at 11 an.and at the close 6: the evening service, These same houses have =cen the arrival of ships from France bringing news of the death of the Sun King (Le Roi est mort), and later\u2019 168 other ships with the news of the rev- N olution in France, the death of Marie Antoinette, the triumph and defeat of the little Corsican general.The halls of these houses have res, sounded with the clanking of swords: \u2018362 Fairmount Avenue, West (West of Park Avenue) CRescent 5929 MONDAY UNTIL FRIDAY 3 ltems for $1.00 i ATTENTION ! ! ! two film companies are trying to sign\u2019 him for a lone term as a scenarist, i = .; ane We have made it possible lo hold our The latest recruit to the ranks of our special oil permanents, including Movieland\u2019s airplane enthusiasts js Shampoo and trim, for another week at the a ice of Glenda Farrell, who has already | Fier © made one solo flight and is soon to: $2.00 1 lot's i 3 va it?All work done by experts, Make voor win a pilot s license, She says it\u2019s ten appointment now for an oil permanent, times as much fun as driving a car! All peruments guaranteed to last 7 montus : .; Holds ringlets for 1 year, Will not + and not a bit more dangerous.quire finger wave, (Just Below Fairmonat) J.E.Davidson - ie them.EF t % 7020 repair xpert | workmanship.Reawonable charges.ogee A ox DELANO\u2019S RHEUMATIC CONQUEROR FREE Ogilvy\u2019s January SALE OF FURS 25% OFF Now is the time to buy furs.It is a very simple matter to choose just what you want.We hav 2 Black Caracul Coats With Silver Fox trim.Reg.4 Super Quality Hudson Seal Coats Silver Fox trm, Reg.325.00, for 2 Persian Broadtail Coats Silver Fox trim.Reg.375.00, for 1 Persian And Silver Fox Reg.475.00, reduced to\u2014 1 Canadian Mink Regular value, 1,250.00.Now Use Our Budget Payment Plan 20% Cash and SE JAS.A.OGILVY'S LTD.regular stock and reduced 25%.e a wide variety ., .every one taken from our 1 40: 244: 27825 ; 3572 9002 188.00, for Coat the Balance in Monthly Payments.Ogilvy's \u2014 Second Floor RR mE AR RR I ITT "]