Examiner-courier, 2 mars 1933, jeudi 2 mars 1933

[" \\ 0 Examiner-Courier Outremont Park Extension Mount Royal Montreal Annex or S$ .- Issued with the Co-operation of the Busin essmen\u2019s Association of the North End.ae Lo _ ET pr pg rpm \u2014\u2014\u2014 pre VOL V.No.9.; 1 a hold : | MONTREAL, THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1933 here i - a - - \u2018 - - \u201c + Complete Story Of | inti - ry \u2018WomenLertrainting i x , ucation Trouble On Bank Floor Here; d ubles On Bank F ; \u2018 © n, lo n This Issue Bandits Get $6,852 ren- ; 9 ! ude + \u2019 .\u2019 \u2018 rt Examiner-Courier Brings Facts of Case to Its Readers\u2014Jew-, Three Men Entered Banque Canadienne Nationale at 10.15 nd.ish and Verdun Troubles Noted\u2014New Board Was Creat- | Clients and Em le ces Forced to Line Uo Facin ud ed in 1925 \u2014 First Board Accomplished Fine Work\u2014 Wall\u2014$5,000 Was Overlooked Police Workin p- s .* f * .\u2014\u2014 je Spirit cf Original Act'is Not Being Continued\u2014Some- Case.8 ion thing Must Be Done.| ' \u201c Ç .- (Exclusive interview of an Examiner-Courler reporter with B.A.Desreches, __ The question of Protestant Education, a vital one to every! | Manager of the Bank) - citizen is the object of considerable attention at the present time Walking into the Banque Canadienne Nationale at 5551 Park ; and the press is {filled with reports oi stormy meetings, differences avenue Tuesday morning at 10-15 three men held up the employ- # che of opinion and remarks on every angle of the affair.Very few ! ees, forced four clients to face the wall and succeeded in making # els people however have a complete knowledge of the entire matter | ; oR good their escape with $6,862.They missed about $5,000 which was # 7 i | ; .î >, ., .\u2018 ut FX .: i and the reasons for the trouble.The FExuminer-Courier, in the fol- \u2018 in the cages hidden below the counters.ë of La 4 Le .; ; 3 \u201cai ; ing # .article, ETI Û s an exclusive storv ae .; Shortly after the doors of the bank w he i low es te \u20ac Fe its readers an exclusive story of the facts Our picture shows the progress which has Leen made in the building of the new Ubrary at Cawdiidies Univer- three me \u2019 \u2018tered There .ë I.were opened in the morning ÿ _ we rey exist at : c present Lime: mi > : sity.When this huge library is completed it will house about ferty-seven mile: of bock sbeïves.oe \" o en ere.re were our clients = the bank at the : onsiderable attention is being is new Board, to te known as \u2014\u2014\u2014 eee ES \u2014_\u2014 __ \u2014 _ * And SIX employees including two women.rec en enter ; ; { > given to the question of Protestant|the Montreal Protestant Centra | PEE EPL EEL Ee the bank, one of them going into the manager's office\u2019 and the Education on the Island of Montreal.! Sehool Board, was created in 1925, cl .+; other two going towards the teller\u2019s cages.There was nothing sus- To get a proper perspective and a|and was to Le composed of 7 mem- .% MASS MEETING TO + k ! sicious about their behavi N 1 + .; \u20ac better understanding of \u201che issues in-! bers who were to hold office for a - + BE HELD TUESDAY Pie Yano er \" pavior amd it was only when the manager, 2 volved we must examine the devel-l period of 4 years.It was to be al | + \u2014\u2014 or + 0 H E.A.Desroches of 5023 Christophe Colomb street, followed by one * opments that have taken place dur! Super-Board.It was not the intention, i .4 In connection wih the + 30 i = the three men wearing yellow glasses and carrying a revolver, 5 ing the past ten years.of those who framed the measure, + meeting of the North-Enl +* ; \u201cthat the clients of the bank became frightened.\u201c| Previous to 1925 the Protestant, creating it that it should in any way- | Vis Business Men's Association, to + | | à por TT v= wo = ~=4 Fearing that an alarm might be 3 minority on the Island of Montreal \u201crepresent these various local: : \u201c| \u201c+ be held in the Rial» fall on %j 1 + + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 raised the men at the cages ordered # had two vital problems requiring im-! boards.The Montreal Board was to 4 Fat Tuesday evening, the mth + Jitu EJ : the cashiers and the clients to put \u2018 mediate consideration.One was the, select 4 members, Westmount 1 mem-, .cd is invite to attend and civ + ve ;+ VAN HORNE SERVICE +; their hands up and \u201cshut up.\u201d At the ; so-called \u201cJewish Question, and thei na Lachine, Montre Royal Jerdun Victor Simard, Resident of # in plans for a series = \u201cDoi.# Event Was Celebration of; + IS CAUSE OF COMPLAINT #| sight of the revolvers and a sawed- ther t i a ituati i \" 2 t a mem-! Tap SI .\u2018 ; .i i other the financial situation in the 12 Cd Outremont St Laurent! St.Joseph Boulevard Suc- ! # \u2018ar Day\u201d sales.*.French-Canadian Day \u2014 * off shotgun the two ladies fainted.X city of Verdun school municipality., remont, Si.Laurent, .4% The meeting start ai carkt * y + Complaints continue ti» be +; The two women were left prostrate + on the floor of the band, the gun # nen ordering the remaining clients & + and employees to line up facing a # ° .: n cumbed to Heart Attack Lb thiviy pan.and al ire à + Alc.Bourassa Spoke received by the Business Men's Association of the North End regarding what is styled Both these had a very distinct Lear- Town of Hampstead, Sault aux Re-\u2019 ing on the developments that gave: Collets and Pointe aux Trembles 1 + \u201c, in the welfare of the Not: + | + + rise to the creation of the Central! Member.This was the means adopt-' Protestant School Board of Montreal.\u2018 #4 to bring this new Central Board Proprietors professing the Hebrew, into being, and the presumption was ILL TWO WEEKS 4 faith up to this period had been as-|that outstanding men of known ab-; Was Well Known te Whole- * sessed for school purposes as Pro-! testants.As their numbers grew and) What was done in the first instance, their financial contribution became 8 Will be seen from the following; heavier a suggestion was made that] representation should be allowed them! on the Montreal School Board.After\u2019 court proceedings this was denied.but other adjustments were made and, the suggestion of a Central Financial School Board, handling finances only.\u2018 for the whole of the Islan:! of M-n-; treal was broached.To such a Board: they might possibly look for ultimate adjustment of their difficulty of representation on a body charged with the spending of the money raised by taxes for school purposes.! That was the first reason for thel development of the Central Board- idea but was not the primary reason.\u2018 i The financial condition in the school; the management of Protestant Edu-'went into the wholesale tea and coffee municipality of the eity of Verdun was fast approaching a critical stage.The\\school rate was 20 mills (as compared with 10 in Montreal; and 7 in Westmount) and the school accommodation was quite inadequate to meet the situation.Immigration had brought large families in ever increasing numbers to the metropolis of Canada and many of these had settled in Verdun.Properties were built by Roman Catholics and rented to these lately arrived Protestants.This meant increased number of pupils to be looked after but no increase in the vevenues of the Protestant] Board.The rate could not possibly bel increased and there was no other; means legally available to raise the: required money.Appeal Made ! An appeal was made to the Pro-| vincial government and this gave an.impetus to the suggestion for a cen-| tralized system.A suggestion was made to unite the city of Verdun, for| school purposes, to the city of Mon-! treal.This latter body quite naturally objected to taking over a liability\u2019 of that nature for it was recognized that at least half a million dollars! would have to be spent in 8 very few! years to meet the necessity for fur-: ther school accommodation.Why! should Montreal be saddled with this: liability and be called on to solve such an intricate problem?Why not the other neighbouring municipalities?Why not create one Board for the Island of Montreal and meet the situation in that way?This latter suggestion found considerable support.That meant, however, that all the local municipalities (Westmount, Outremont, Lachine, Montreal West, ete) would lose their: autonomy in schoo! affairs.Strenuous opposition was voiced from all the \u201clecal\u201d boards and after many! consultations the \u201cCentral Board\u201d.idea was put to the fore again.This waz the solution finally adopted by the government and legislation was framed accordingly.\u201cThe \u201clocal\u201d! boards thus preserved their cherished] autonomy but the finances of elt bourds Were brought under the super-l vision of one body.ility would be selected.This was names: Selected by Montreal\u2014Major Leroy Shaw, Gen.Eric McCuaig, Mr.Geo.Macdonald and Rev.Dr.Dickie; hy Westmount\u2014Hon.Dr.Tory; by Group I.\u2014Prof.H.E.Reilley; by Group TL\u2014Mr.A.F.C.Byers, Of the four selected by Montreal only| one, Rev.Dr.Dickie, was a meniber| of that Board.(Major Shaw had been).This was a representative body chosen as both the letter and spirit of the Act implied.Mr.Dun- ton, a chartered accountant and member of the firm Dunton & Rutherford, was selected as the Secretary- treasurer of the new body.Thus this latest development in cation on the Island of Montreal was launched.Space does not permit of a review of the splendid work done during the first four years of this new Board.Suffice it to say that increased school accommodation vas provided in many of the municipal- \"ities, including Montreal, and a surplus of over half a million dollars created, This in itself speaks for the calibre of the men found on the first Central Board and for their ability to cope with the situation entrusted to their care.They were unhampered for they were free from thé dictation of any of the local boards.Spirit Not Continued No doubt this good work would have continued if the spirit of the | Act of 1925 had been continued.It}etary.ALDERMAN'S APPRECIATION The Editor, Examiner-Courier Pub.Co, Dear Sir:\u2014 Allow me to express my pleasure to learn that the two North End newspapers have WELL RECEIVED rh fe oN ge op of oh .; Tw .0 ++ Interesting Talk Was Deliver-' \\ history from the days of Cartier to hb -_à \u2018continue to work side by side to fur-; + ministration By Speaker + + + 4 cd en Maiters of Local Ad- = + + + The Outremont Curling Club was -the scene of a most enjoyable lun-; + choun en Saturday afternoon last + annual French-Canadian Day.Ar- + | rangements were in the hands of Eu-| 4 \"gene Couvrette, vice-president of the 4 club, and chairman of the entertain- 4 ment committee, ably assisted by Jim! + Brackenridge.The speaker on this|4 | occasion was Alderman Chas.Bou-|4 -rassa.+ [Letters of regret were read by; + Secretary Matthews from Mayor|+ : Beaubien, Alderman J.D.Hudson,| # Rev.J.F.Norris, J.L.V.Malette,| # Maurice Tetreau and B.M.Garfield, ! president of the North End Business Men's Association.Amongst those present at the head \"table were Rev.Chas.G.Smith, Rev.Dr.J.G.Potter, Alderman Vaillan- court, Rev.Father O'Rourke, F.C.Orr, president of the club, Alderman Chas.Bourassa, George Pratt, E.La- bonte, E.W.Sayer, Cecil Gordon and i A.Langlois.The two latter represented the Royal Montreal and Thistle Curling Club.Everything was served from \u201csoupe aux pois\u201d to \u201ccafé au lait.\u201d The members listened with much interest to the speech of Alderman Bourassa who explained at some \u2018length the trials and tribulations of those engaged in the administration \u201clack of proper street car service at certain hours on the van Horne avenue car line.\u201d Some months ago the Mount Royal avenue route No.7 cars which ran from Rosemourit up Park avenue to Atlantic, were discontinued, considerably inconveniencing the cross-town travelling pubHe.It is considered that a restoration of this route, with the modification that it be diverted along Bernard and up to Van Horne avenue, taking the same route as the Van Horne cars, would go a long way towards solving the difficulty.The secretary of the association has been instructed to communicate with the Tramway Commission in the matter to the end that a satisfactory arrangement may be arrived at.+ + + + + + + 4 + + + à à + 4 GED.PORTEOUS AO 5.ROS TO SPEMK Mr.Geo.Porteous, of North Branch Y.M.C.A., will be the speaker at the Brotherhood Meeting, at 10 a.m., on Sunday morning next, March bth.At next Tuesday night's Meeting, March 7th, Mr.Howard 8.Ross, K.C., will be the Speaker, his Subject being, \u201cThe Pot-Pourri of Poetry.\u201d The Co Meeting will be open to the ladies and wives and friends of members #| wall.The bandit wearing the yellow #: glasses forced the manager to lead the way towards the bank vault.He was rather slow however and the bandit \u2018\u2018tickled\u201d his rits with the point of the revolver.The remaining two bandits stayed at the cages where they pocketed the money and kapt guard over the clients.Manager Desroches was rather slow when ordered to open the vault and the bandit leader warned him \u201cIf you don't get a move on I'll plug you.\u201d y There was however no money in-the vault, much to the surprine of the ; bandit.He then ordered the .nanager to line up with the others at the wall, The cages were cleared of all money on the counters and the employees were then marched into the vault and the door was closed.It was not locked however as the bandits presumably did not know how to work the combination.: C.Villeneuve, ledger-keeper was the first out of the vault and, grabbing his gun from the cage he sprang into a taxicab and started chive after a car which was pointed ott te him as the one in which the three men had left the bank.It is seid to be a Chevrolet coach or sedan with sn Ontario license.It was impossible however to overtake the car as it had too long a start.A good description of the car and the men was obtained from Walter Campbell, of 6298 Joanne Manoce street, driver for the Diamond Taxi 222022 PPP FFP EE FEED His car was stationed across the street from the bank at the time but he did not think anything was wrong of the city of Outremont.until he saw Villeneuve run out with Alderman Vaillancourt, in an entertaining address, reviewed Canadian \"the present time and expressed the; j hope that French and English would ther the interests and welfare of the I Duminion.| | Rev.Father U\u2019Rourke, Who is à: : constant visitor on Burns and St.Patrick's Day expressed his pleasure; 2% being a guest on French-Canadian: Day, at a club which led the way in, the \u201city of Outremont.! Dr.J.i.Potter also apoke andj hoped that the great companionship which extended between the two races would continue.Cecil Gordon of the Royal Mon-, real Curling Club recalled pleasant, | metories and extended the fraternal a \" greétings of his home club to the; ; Outremont club.| j Mr, Langlois of Thistie, also spoke; | and extended the \u2018best wishes of the: { Thistle Club to the Outremont Club.! E.W.Bourassa presented a bouquet! lot flowers to the speaker for Mrs.| Bourassa and thanked him for his interesting address.Entertainment was provided by the Thorpe and LeBrun 1 troupe who presented old-timers folk.! ; lore dancing and music in typical costumes from Gaspesia.Miss Lebrun { tone, who also sang to the great de- NORTH END DOLLAR DAYS Business Men's Association Plan Special Series of Sales.The Better Business Committee of the Business Men's Association of the North End, Inc\u2026 in session on Tuesday evening, decided to recommend to the membership at large a series of \u201cDollar Day\" sales, to begin in the near future, and to this end drew up a set of tentative plans, which will be immediately submitted for ap- provel.The sales will undoubtedly prove of intense interest to both the merchants and to the buying publie generally.The next regular meeting, to be held at the Rialto Hall, 5711 Park avenue on Tuesday, Mar.7th, will be featured by a continuation of the \u201cSavings Account\u201d distribution, sponsored by David Rosenbaum, and by a twenty-minute talk on up-to- the minute advertising methods by Fred J.Hagan.The meeting will be called to order promtiy at eight-thirty p.m.(signed) B.M.GARFIELD.President.accompanied Stanley Claxton, bari- light and apprecistion of the ar) the revolver in his hand.The police are working on the caso at the present time, are cordially invited to be present.Following the address, the usual recreational hour of Carpet Bowling will bring the evening to à close.Reports emanating from the various Committees in charge of arrangements for the Associatibn\u2019s forthcoming \u201cIrish Concert\u201d on March.23rd and 24th, indicato that plans are going ahead rapidly, and all ave working hard to make ihis Concert an outstanding event.W.R.Leroux, Chairman of Musical Committee, and Director of Concert production, has gathered around him a talented group of entertainers; a Male Chorus of 40 voices, including several of Montreal's best concert singers; and an Orchestra of 15 pieces.An Entertainment of high ' standard is promised.ILLUSTRATBD ADDRBSS At the joint social of the Women\u2019s Guild and W.A.of the Church of the Ascension, Park Awe, taking place on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.the Rev.T, W, Jones, M.A., B.D., will ho the guest speaker, His address \u201cThe.Highways and by-ways of Great Britaln™ will be illustrated.This meeting is opin bers.\u2014 to the public.Tes will be served, ace PC» ao 227 BE MEINERS Ra LIBR As mn NRE Tyr TRE SA TT I ARI Ln IT PAGE TWO THE EXAMINÉR-COURIER, The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd.1933 \u2014\u2014 \u201c en MM ove æ + WARDED Il TOLD IN THIS ISSUE Ï (Continued from Page Onc) Central Board &nd the local boards be abolished and the powers pre- Irving Segal, Trap Drummer, | red upon the Montreal Board.Receives Large Award for: Second, the proposition now embo- Loss of Leg and Foot \u2014 already received its first reading and Chief Justice Greenshields emanating from the Central School à à 1 COMPLETE STORY OF 9 0,964 13 EDUCATION TROUBLES NIURED MAN == se Refused to Admit Defence gonrd would be increased in num- Plea of Excessive Speed on\u2019 bers from 7 to 10, the Montreal se- _!lections reduced from 4 to 2, and 5 Part of Motorcycle\u2014Judg lof the Central Board selected by the] ment is One of Largest IN Lieutenant-Governor in Council, the Recent Years of Its Type.j other selections being as they are at | the present time, i.c., 1 by ent The case of Irving Segal, drummer, mount, 1 by the Southwest Group,! | versus Joseph Versailles came to a and 1 by the Northeast Group.' close in court here Monday when the) Citizens Speak judge awarded Segal damages to Third, a proposition sponsored by the amount of $16,964 because he a group of citizens suggesting that Yost his foot and part of the leg.This all the local boarde be abolished, in- is one of the largest awards ever) cluding the Montreal Board and the made in an actionsof this kind.The! Central Board, and that a new Board Dpere-Montreal Tramways case ini be selected to have control of all which the company was ordered to schools on the Island of Montreal.TT EIT =( en, ROY] RUBBER NECK! you / OES YOR = neg WAY GA ; 4 NOTES > ret ae § \u2014 - 4 The Welsh Male Choir of some 30 voices under the leadership of Mr.David Lloyd will assist the church choir of MacVicar Memorial Choir.on Sunday night next March 6th et the 7:30 service.Capt.Dickenson of gan.At the conclusion of this service the Welsh Male Choir will give i 8 recital of sacred music consisting i of choruses, solos, ete.Visitors will | vices 11 a.m.and 7:30.The subject | You Want To Get Well?\u201d | On Sunday, March 12 the Twent:eth | Anniversary of \u2018the dedication of the| | present enlarged church, and the 35th; * Anniversary of the first MacVicar, Church known then as the Annex Presbyterian Church will be celebrat-i ed by special services.The Very Rev, \u201cDr.Robert Johnston of Ottawa, Mod-, erator of the General Assembly cf the PresbyterianChurch in Canada; * will officiate at the 11 a.m.service, and the Dev.Dr.Malcolm Campbell, will preach at the 7:30 p.m.service.+ y Tudor Hall will officiate at the or-; { be made cordially welcome.The Rev.\u2018Dr.Potter will preach at both ser-, of the evening address will be \u201cDo: pay $22,500 is the only case comparable in recent years.Segal was driving a motorcycle south on Park avenue while Versailles, This new Board would be selected somewhat as follows: b to be selected by the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Coun- cil, 1 to be selected by the Protestant Committee of Education, 1 to be se-! lected by the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, 1 to be selected by,MoGill University, and 2 to be selected by the Protestant Ministerial Association of Montreal.This would make a Board of 10 members, fairly representative of the various interests concerned and composed for the most part of outstanding business men of known capacity.These three suggestions.are now before the public and will, during two: : driving a heavy car was going in the opposite direction.Segal entered the intersection first but Versailles also entered making a sharp turn to the left, hit the motorcycle broadside, hurling Segal twenty or thirty feet in the air.He was seriously injured, part of his left leg being crushed, and later it was found necessary to amputate his left foot and part of his leg.He sued for fifty thousand dollars but Chief Justice Greenshields considered the amount somewhat ex- .or three weeks, receive very careful aggerated.; es consideration.It is merely a question THE WISE CRACKER, ZAC I (4 THÉ NiINETIÉS.ANNIHILATES A COUPLE JF YOKELS wiITH THE LATE ST COMIE- ACIS.PEE err Copyright Ten Pati ang Co (New Yuk Voge 020 On the Tuesday night [lollowing, March 14th, the Annual Congregational Re-Union will take place when an interesting programme will De.presented under the auspices of the , Ladies of the church.Refreshments will be served.\u2014 CS =r = rr = | | =\u2014 \u2014 oD \u2014 | co = \u2014 ENTEN SERVICES Wednesdays, 8.15 p.x., conmencing : March 1st, Subjects of addresses by, Rector: ! It was found that Segal had enter-| as to which of the three proposals ed the intersection in response to 8! Will serve to bess advantage during traffic officers signal.The defend-| | event crisis.In the next issue ant claimed that Segal was going at we shall discuss these three proposals a high rate of speed but the Chief £rom an impartial point of view, Justice refused to accept that state- pointing out the advantage, or other-: ment.The defendant claimed that he wise, if any one of the three was had signalled his intention of turning adopted.There are naturally, of} but the constable claimed that he did! course, the suggestion made by many BL Te a © C0 ENE SERVICES AT MOUNT ROYAL GIRLS south immediately after he had mo-| put this latter suggestion does not tioned Versailles to go north.i meet with the approval of those vi-: : TSE LT et TREAT MOUNT ROYAL CH.FIRST AID CORPS IS in the accident the Chief Justice made! people feel that something must bel .| \u2018 On Sunday last Bishop Lucas, for- DRAWING INTEREST the following general comment\u2019 \u201cI done, and that thefore the present said at argument and [ repeat that] session of the Legislaturé closes.;merly of the MacKenzie River Diu- Ontario Scouts | cese, spoke to a crowded congrega-\u2019 the speed of the plaintiff's motorcycle! was not the cause of the accident.It; may be that he violated a civic 0 The 1932 Boy Scout census report, tion.He gave a most interesting Considerable interest has Deen provincial regulation by going at ou for Ontario shews 338 out of 516! account of his work amongst the In- shown by the residents of the North excessive rate of peed.It 18 elemen-i gy Groups sponsored by churches:| dians and Fequimos when in tary that a man may commit a score! anglicau 172, United 79, Presbyter-.North West; and also of his present of faults, may violate a by-law ori\u2019 in + sep \u2019 > ** | those of the Town of Mount Royal, + à 3 (ian 46, Roman Catholic 21, Baptist work as Warden of the Church army.statute, but if none of his acts of ne£-\" 13, Greek Catholic 1, Friends 1.The! The Lantern Lecture in the evening ence or his violation of a by-law.greatest increase was in United by Rev.S.F.Newton, on \u201cThe Bible Fa1.ization known fect to the me then there is or Groups.Interdenominational com-! in Many Lands\u201d was well attended Girls\u201d First Aid Corps.The organiza- responsibility.An imprudent or neg-| pe EP die Login LO! by all ages.The lecturer very tion has come into fbeing through the | ligible act which dues not cause or D, EB Rotary and Lions clubs, etc ! clearly showed how the Bible, trans.diligent and untiring efforts of the re > \"| lated into some 500 different langu-!founder Lieut\u201d A.Rubens, a citizen: contribute to an accident cannot be a t ground for condemnation._ | make up the balance.ages and dialects, was one of theiof our North End and one of whom! In awarding $12,000 for permanent + A Scout \u201cV.C.* P /| Kreatest missionary agents.Services| we are justly proud.i the! °B Sunday, March 5: 11 a.m.Holy The Corps differs from other girls\u2019| disability and the remaining for pain! 5.Wali innair and suffering and out-of-pocket ex- Soe Group ae a tire Communion.Sermon subjezt: \u201cTex.organization in that it is devoted penses, the Chief Justice took- into| Hospital, Toronto, recently swarded| tan\u201d 8 pn.Sunday School and, chiefly to tie individual, and each] consideration that a trap-drummer; the 3rd Canadian Scout \u201cV.C.\u201d, the Bible Class, 7 p.m.Evening Pray- | of its members receives an intensive uses both feet and Segal will not Le! Cormwell Badge.died Dez.31st.Thel © Questions previously sent in.| training in First Aid, land drill for able to take up his old aceupation| pedal in given for exceptional forti- answered from the pulpit instead of swimming and life saving, swimming, and will take considerable time toi :ude and character, shown during 8.45 pm, Y.P.Bible diving and life saving, gymnasticsi learn another instrument.\u201cHe is! great suffering, and high standing| Class.and games to qualify for the St.) severely and substantially handicap-j in S:outir.g.During eighteen months \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ eerememeeenees es ped in the race of life,\u201d bis Lordship in Lospital Scout Kinnaird entertain- commented, \u201cnot only in earning a! ed nn! instructed other boy patients A RE CALLILIIS SMS A IIS AI IUSUI GISI IAA NI UMM to the formation of a new girls\u2019 or- as the Mount Royal OR ER Sl a PZ al 227 7 2 Te V2, «22s led GRU ULL.1 _ MODEL CITY NEWS \u2014 | in favour of your organization, not! 3.-\u2014The making of a man; d\u2014Mon and his friend; 5.\u2014Brotherhood; 6.\u2014 Consecration and Reconstructiongg Sundays, 7 p.m.\u2014 Preachers: \u2014 March 5th, Questions Answered; are 9 Re - iced te ORDRE | March 12th, Rev.W.M * T: wets; john 1 Reval L S ; March 19th\u2014Rev.R.K.Narlor; John\u2019s ane oya ife Savi Cer- e 3 \u2019 - Tor | 8 ng Ler March 26th, Rev.D.V.Warner; ; tificates.April 2nd, Rev.A.G.Howard; April By the kind permission of the 9th, Archdeacon 0.Y.Overing.| counsellors of the Town of Mount \u2014 \\ Royal, the Corps has been given the MILES PER SECOND | use of the Town Hall for general Tunt i* takes entirely too many training, and by snezial arranges wie zn hour\u201d iv \"rouse any re- ment with the North Branch Y.M.C.nine «6 ein t ranch YALE.straining sense of fear ii: \u2018he aver- A., they have the use of the very fine, pool for their practical swimmin and life saving.cage motorist these day- i~ .« yinion A widely held among safety ar?t.© \"fie authorities, However.no very con- Some 42 members have already crete suggestion has heen made as to ed as to their capabilities as swim- gy as to make it danzerous.That is, mers [into suitable sections for in- no other way has been suggested un-! struction purposes, consisting of se-, til recently.Now one prominent mo-! nior and junior groups, each group tor vehicle authority thinks it might having its own sub-commander which) he accomplished by developing a is under a girl platoon commander.| speedometer that would express rate Four sections constitute a platoon.of travel in fect per sevond, in addi-' One of the chief points in this| tion to stating it in terms of miles training is leadership, the whole|an hour.Such a speedometer might party receiving their instruction from: be complicated to read, Hut it must Lieut.A.Rubens, which is again re-| be granted that 88 feet per second: peated by the platoon and sub-com-| does sound a lot faster than 60 manders, thereby qualifying them to| miles an hour.act as instructors and in a position to impart their valuable knowledge to others, : It is n» wonder counterfeiters are, ; at work.People are so cager to gral Mayor T.S.Darling of the Town, 8t anything that looks like money of Mount Royal in graciously accept-| these days.ing the position of honorary president seem of the Corps states: \u201cI am heartily | L\u2014Influence; 2.\u2014A Shabby Suul;.ILLS SILAS LLLS LT LS PISS SLIT ALS Sd SLA SLS 7 LLL IIIS TALS AAT AL STS IIIBTS HL SLL LLL LL HY SS SISA HLS ELL LS 2721177 ST.PETER'S CHURCH VESTRY MEETING REPORTS ARE OUT The minutes of annual general vestry meeting of St.Peter's Church have just been circulated.The Rev.F.W.Poland, presided, there being forty-four members of the congregation present, The meeting was opened at 8:30 p.m.with prayer, after which a short address was given by the Rector outlining the history of St.Peter's Church from 1922 onwards, with special reference to the continuous progress in the work and gradual increase in\u2018the stipend guarantee from $700 to $1,750 per annum.The minutes of the last annual vestry meeting were read and confirmed.Mr, N.L.Morgan read the financial report and moved its adoption, seccaded by Mr.Ho A.Mortimer.Reports of the activities of the various organizations of the Church were presented and after each report the rector expressed his appre- - clation and thanks on behalf of him- selm and the vestry.On behalf of St.Peter's Guild, Mrs.A'Bear handed the rector a cheque for $700 for the mortgage fund with the promise of $50 to follow.Mr.T.Deller was appointed rector\u2019s warden.The following were elected to office for the ensuing year: People\u2019s warden, Mr.H.R.Burrows; Vestry Clerk, Mr, W.G.Weary: delegates to the Synod, Messrs.T.Deller and R.A, Hooper; select vestry, Mezsrs N.L.Morgan, W.Morrison, E.L.Gilbert, F.Hunt, À.M.Harris.Miss Ruth Gardiner and representatives from the Ladies\u2019 Guild, Altar Guild and Senior W.A.Auditors, Messrs.R.A.Hooper and F.Hunt.The sector suggested that the ap- painiment of the Committee of Spir- :ituality he left to him with power to \u201cadd; this was acquiesced in by the meeting.Motions of thanks were moved by the vestry to: Messrs.G.J.Dodds, R.\"Woods, and J.Poland, Jr., for assistance a.church services.To the wardens, sidesmen, choir, Sunday School officers and teachers, auditors, officers and members of the various organization of the Church.Mr.Dodd expressed the apprecia- jon of the vestry in Mr.Poland's mini=\u2018ry and this was endorsed by 4 the.End in general.and especially bY|been enrolled and have been classifi-! a more effective way of stating speed\u2019 standing vote.Speaker in London, Ont, warned schol teachers t» nvoid using a nasal twanz.We don! rrmember so much about the tweng of the voice us we de of the banz of the strep.LOUISE McLEA NANSEUSR DANCE CLASSES NORTH BRANCH Y.M.CA.tATu at Westmount Y.MCA 5530 PARK AVE -\u2014\u2014Moderate Rates\u2014 Ballet, Ballroom.Taps.Tango and all phases of the Pance Children.Saturday Afternoon, 2.45 p.m.Business Girls, 3.45 pm, For particulars.call PLateau 7988 livelitood but in the enjoyment oflin bot- n 22 DRUGGIST'S JOB S TRCKY ONE! | A.Rosen, Local Chemist, Has| Over Cne Hundred and Fifty Tacusand Prescriptions Few people realize the great am-! ount o\u201d training and study thac lies | behind the average d-uggist and his establishmen:.There are very few who stop to realize that the filling of: prescriptions ié, ono of the mos! ex- ac,ing professions, Mr.A.Roseh, successor to Colle and at the present time pror-ictor of Colle\u2019s Drug Store in this district states that his estab-, lishment has attended to the filling\u2019 of over one hundred and fifty thousand prescriptions.Mr.Rosen is a\u2019 graduate of MoGill University and\u2019 has been-in business for sixteen! years.He is a member of the North End Business Men's Association and as: such believes greatly in this distret! as a growing community and a business centre.Mr.Rosen employs local help in his store as far as poss\u201cble.This {pharmacy ds recognized by the.majority of the doctors of the district and has a wide reputation for accuracy, efficiency and cleanliness, As an added inducement we will allow 5 per cent on all sale.Save your-cash register slips and save money.Y.W.H.A.NO Cabaret Dance The Y.W.H.A, is winding up the \u201cEvent Full Week\u201d with a Cabaret Dance and no effort has been spared to make the dance a big dance.Members of the current \u201cChez Maurice\u201d Floor Show will be on hand tg provide entertainment and the Y.fÉ.H.A.\u2018Minstrel Boys will add to the enjoyment of the evening.The Reception Committee consists of Miss Belle Kuchner, Miss Libby Selinger, Mrs.J.Rubin, Mrs.M.Lipchitz, and Miss Helen Park.S.W.Jacobs Lectures A very interesting lecture was delivered on Sunday Night, February 26th by S.W.Jacobs on \u201cPresent Day Problems.\u201d \u2018Mrs.S.Bronfman was in the chair.Alderman J.Schubert Mrs.8, Bronfman was in thz chair on Monday Night to open the \u201cEvent Full Week\u201d and welcome all those present to the \u201cY\u201d.She introduced: to the audience, Mr.Harvey Golden, ; who spoke on \u201cCommunity Spirit\u201d.The address of the evening was de- livercd by Alderman J.Schubert, who spoke on \u201cTechnocracy.\u201d | \u201cRecipe Tea\" | The Board members of the Y.W.-i H.A.were At Home to the Day mem- | bers at a Recipe Tea on Tuesday, February 28th.Mrs.J.Rubin vour- ed tea and was assisted in serving by Mrs.M.Chorney, Mrs.L.L.Cohen and Miss Ada Weinstein, Dramatic Evening \u201cSuppressed Desires\u201d by Susan Glaspell was presented on Tuesday.February 28th, with the followinz cast: Miss Ruth Popliger, Miss Edith Koltz and Mr.Gordon Lightstone.Mr.Maurice Silcove and Mrs.Lyon Strean gave dramatic readings.Mrs.Philip Levy was chairman for the evening.EA si ah a BARTER IN MISSOURI A Bates county farmer went into a Butler barber-shop one day last week with a 90-pound sack of corn on his shoulder and offered the sack and contents for a shave and haircut.The barber took him up and threw in a teaspoonful of hair tonic to boot.\u2018 Argentine Trade Mission THE EXAMINER-COURIER, THURSDAY, MAR POLE WATCHING + LIBHTLESS AUTOS: Special Campaign Being Con-, ducted in Noire Dame de | Grace This Week Wat.h your lighting system is the.urgent advice given to motorists this\u2019 , morning ty T.C.Kirby, General Ma-| nager of the Montreal Motorists\u2019 Lea.| 1 ing ail the throu=h boulevard: in Notre Nene de Grace this week- A Martel Rest In Gerry DONINON BUREAU ISSUES HANDBOOK i i (Edition Deals With Present Conditions and Recent Progress in Canada | The Dominisn Bu-zau of Siatis- \u2018ties announces the publication of the | 1933 edition of the officinl armual \u2018handbook dealing with present ¢ i.| ditions and recend juogress in the Doæinion.The publication opens wish à e- (Ward by the Hcn H.H.St-ven: lan introduction of eight pages at.fines the world situation r= 6 affe-ts Canada.Material dealing with te »- : graphy and climats and con:thution land government has been cmitted in ; this addition in crder \u2018oa make way {for a fairly broad trea rent of the Imperial Economiz Conference, which , appears as Chapter 1.Dotalled treatments of all phrases of national en- i degvor including Population, Wealth, \u2018and Production, Agricultural, Forests | ry, Mining, Water Powers, Fisheries, Fur Trade, Manufacturers, Trans portation, Trade, Finan:e.Labour, : Education, ect., follow.Throughout the handLook the lat- Ac che Teoniold Physical Traie eat available Ainformation is included ing SA din G 2 17y some 40,090 Lin cach section, the fiquies in many youths aoe being trained annually Vo attain bodily fitness and discipline by means of military e on PF again JAN.most in @ class with the famous mon- to spend the night there and disprove Helen Hayes brings the whoie of ; room when Frederick has to return | Me sjorie D.Livi he di | goose and cobra short.her claim.to the front, Catherine's \u2018Marjorie D.Livinson the directrice! The feature boul is in the finale, There will be three acts of vaude- THE EXAMINER.COURIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd.= PAGE SEVEN her rich gift for acting to the role of Catherine, emphasizing the tend- | erness and simplicity of the young British nurse.and brave and'beautiful as Heminz- way conceived her; she is all of that\u2019 and more as Helen Hayes int: her, Every moment that Miss is on the screen is a moment of, great poignancy and dramatic vitality.Nor is Gary Cooper in any way unworthy of the big role of Lieutenant : departure for Switzerland when she realizes\u2019 that she is going to have a chill,: | Catherine was real Fredenic's \u2018desertion of the army in i order to.be with her, and \u2018he t- tured fight between birth and death - vivrets {in the Swiss hospital\u2014all \u2018this From Pers {ayes ; ; the book has been duplicated in the film, and duplicated with infinite .| taste and dramatic power.| Here, in short, is the picturization of a great love story told in the fin- It is no: est language of the films.(\u201cThe Mystery of the Wax Museum.\u201d \u201cAccording to present plans the pietu-) MOVIE | [= SHORTS The title of \u201cWax Museum, \u201d War-| ner Bros?fortheoming all-Technicol-; or melodrama, has been changed to, re will Have its world premiere in: PERFORMING HERE \u2014+ _ \u2014\u2014 of the Rialto Dance Studio is sponsoring this entertainment for the; children of the north end and in do- ; ing so feels that whe is giving a won- ! derful show, that it won't be forgotten for à long time to come, The grease-besmeared clowns have promised some comic stunts with their t haven't shown in any nther theatre! | and will be shown for the first time] \u201cat the Rialto Theatre.+ human-elephant that they! i when Caesar, suspected of beinæ the ville on the stage Saturday.Keeping The Peace At Contract Frank McHugh, Comedian of \u201cGrand Slam\u201d Offers a Code of His Own With Queensberry Rules Prevailing\u2014You Wouldn't Know a Bridge Game is On.It a}! seems ro ensy, this business: \u201cAre we playing cards or are we fof making contrast hridze roles, Asi plavinz cards?\u201d or \u201cKeep your mind fa way to fame und fortune it can\u2019l on the game\u201d.The gentlemen, under Henry.He rises fo its every ete De missed! | New York early next month and will > ; | a be beat.Everyhody has been doing these circumetances, may clther turn then be nationally released.\u201cThe [ | it at the First National Studio everjtn a discars:ion of sports, polities or Mystery of the Wax Museum\u201d is ; since Paul Lukas and Loretta Young: husiness, or else walk arm in arm to | i 180 This I Hollywood ; Started production on \u201cGrand Slam,\u201d the corner drugstore for a soda and George Arliss As A Kisser Is À Smacher | rn nine bee written Ly Don Mullely and Carl, LE But what has heen overlooked, ac-j 7-Post-mortem analyses of hands .| Erickson, Michael Curtis divected.: J.Farrell McDonald, in the casticording to Frank M:Hugh, who fig-) played should contain reference Famous Artisés\u2019s Oscutations Have To Be Softened By the Sound qd vof \u201cThe Adapted Father,\u201d starring! ures prominently in the cast, is a\u2019 | Gerogatory to one's partnet's method Engineers\u2014He Kisses With Trepidation: Can You | Paul Muni, star of he Warner George Arlise, renewing a friendship set of etiquette rules for bridge play-, of playing.Such expressions as \u201cYou * Imagine \u2014 Trouble for Cameramen Ÿ Bros.pictare.41 Am po Foritive from \u2018of years' standing with Robby Jones,\u2019 ere.no matter what system they | pumbskull! Why didn't you play the : | 4 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ; a Chain Ganz,\u201d and now playing in \u201clawn de pictured the dng troupe Incidentally, a copy of Bobby's hook play Ly.l king?\u201d are barred.It is, however, } By Oarlisle Jones (ing the love of his youth, after, «CounecHlor-at-Fow\u201d on the stage in wh bh will for : the Saturday on zolf, antopraphet to MeDonald.3s In the spirit of public service.) permissible to say under .sueh cir- x As a kisser George Arliss is known, eighteen years as monarch and hus-\u2018Boston, as intervierd Lot week mo ning performance ie be given at one of the actor's mast prized pos Frank offers the following set of cumstances: \u201cYou played jt splendid- Ï among studio sound experts, as a Land of ans:her woman.of how ha Pialto Thon ;in the Boston Post.He U \"the maple of sessions, | {the bridge tournament satire.ja cigar.rules, mare with à thouzht fer the ly, But it might have heen a little \u201csmacker.\u201d Eighteen years of waiting -would; when he first went to Hollrenod he the Rialto Dance Sludis.\u2014- happiness of humanity than with any better if you had played the king.His screen kisses make up in sound' scem to neressitate-a kiss at their! was told hy the evut o a cer- Helen Vinson revelling in the op- (lea of personal gain : ! However, that\u2019s neither here nor ; Arliss agreed to tain studio: \u201cWe'll make un secon partunity afforded her by \u201cThe Litley 1 Husbands and wives are barred: there.Dun't you think i's getting what they may lack in fervor.Mr.Arliss is apt to he a little perfune-) tory about kissing before the camera.He worries about it.He cuts out all the kisses he can while editing a script.Those that he leaves in are the kisses that it seems impossible to avoid in telling the story.nds \u2019 There is one such kiss ry the new Stand close by aud judge the kiss for| and-proved success, which accounts freedom as on the stage to work out.| Mary Astor.§ said with a smile, strictly confined tol Frank McHugh conte that strict Arliss tur Sh BN Rie v what itnwas worth to the camera.for the fact that any number or his own characterizations.\u201d ! \u2014\u2014 endearments.Such terms as (.this' adherence to these rules would make byeture, e- King\u2019s Vaca- movie actresses are rather weak con-: Mr.Muvi wili return lo Hollywood! Warren William laughingly re-| portion deleted by editor.) are not il so that you wouldn't kngw there tion,\u201d anfl it caused no end of troub- ; meeting; even Mr.that.It would aiso seem to indicate that the kiss should be full of f:rvoi ly approached the scene with misgivings.He urged Maud Howell, his former stage manager and now his adviser on screen productions, to Generally speaking Mr.Arliss has @nd enthusiasm.Mr.Arliss apparent- Lon Chaney!\u201d To which Mr, Muni Wisdom, genuine v replied: \u201cWhat's the matter with Paul Muni?\u201d The interview continues: \u201cAs Muni explained it, Hollywood | has a peculiar belief in its power to; make people into the would of a tried- wood and i£ yr > have the strenæi nh! \u2018received at the Warner Bros.j and the Warner Bros.role with Edward G.to resist, no one will tell you what, ride horseback.to be, what to do.He said that he has studio intelligent direction and co-operation gut of \u201cThe Little Giant\u201d to pay an: and has heen given the sante artistic!informal visit to Eddie Robingon and ed to one's partner should he unless: a rule: When you think that, smile, Jimmy Cagney droppi ng in on the: studios late counting some his first experiences part of bridge, but belong in Robinson, to ferences a¢ aids to argument.sdom, in Holly- , Giant\u201d, in which she has en important from bringing to light domestic dif-i rather late?\u201d 8-Silent, ment: condemnation of | 2\u2014The term \u201cdummy\u201d should appiy, one\u2019s partner isxpermissible at all jonly to the hand of cards which | timea, After all, thin is a free coun- piaced face up on the table.try and you can't stop a man from 3-\u2014Epithets and adjectives address.thinking.But for the sake of making the| was a bridge game going on, oven le for the sound men, for the camera {been able to avoid this kind of love-|ies of Greta Garbo.crew and for Mr.Arliss, It is \u2018when making on the screen.In\u201cDisraeli,\u201d; \u201cBut Muni claims that there is\u2019 in March or early in April lo begin | as a beginner at polo, and denyingj realm of such socially lower games!if you were within a block of the «his next picture.that he is giving up tennis for the| as poker and pinochle.| lace.he returns to Marjorie Gateson, play- if he kissed anybody, it was his own \u201csport of kings.\u201d wife.In \u201cThe Milionaire\u201d he kissed his wife again, but it was more or less a comedy kiss, an intentional smack, meant as a surprise for his jwife and as laugh for the audience.In \u201cThe Man Who Played God\u201d he | allowed Bette Davis to kiss him, but RIALTO HALLS LARGE AND SMALL 4 DIFFERENT SIZES ttrative.In \u201cA Successful Calamity\u201d he wasn\u2018t personally very demons.success.If he faked it a little the, \u201cThe Adopted Father,\u201d George Ar- audiences will never know.! Tiss s newest starring picture, went, Ruth Chatterton and George Brent \u201cVery good,\u201d said Director Ado¥i.! ni, production last weck at the spending winter evenings at home \u201cHow did it look?\u201d Mr.Arliss de-; Warner Bros.etudios in Burbank, | rehearsing important scenes in \u201cLilly manded of Miss Howell \\ : Calif.\u2026 with, John Adolf directing.| Turner\u201d Miss Chatterton\u2019s next starr- Howell.{ feminine role opposite Mr.Arliss in\u2019 ing man.\u201cHow was it for sound?\u201d demanded\u2019 this adaptation of the Edgar Franklin, Adolfi.\u201cnovel; and other members of the lar- | An Hovey, Warner Bros.-First Na- he kissed Mary Astor once, but it was before a great deal of company: and many servants and it was naturally a kiss of the most reserved nat- TO RENT FOR Public or Private Dances \u2014 Ban- and Most Beattiful ; ki ses.\u201d _ ô > N - Here was @ case in which he had, E L E R \u2019 ' Matherly peck was going to do for FOR RENT this scene.No brief, cheek-brushing curees was going to satisfy either ure.i practically, to eat his own words.No.The sound man came out of the! ge cast are Hardie Albrighi, Helen; tionel starlet, enthusiastic over the | mixing booth with a grin.\u201cThe dialo-: i Vinson, J.Farrell MacDonald and; weight she has gained since joining! next dress, it is considered impolite gue was fine,\u201d he said.\u201cAnd we can\u2018 Douglas Dumbrille.Charles Kenyon, the ranks of the contract players.soften down the effects.\u201d is the author of the adaptation of \u2014 \u2014_ Which shows that in kiss scenes] Mr, Franklin's novel, with eollabora-| role Miss Keeler plays in \u201c42nd to make another picture.\u2018Besides Ruby Keeler, the stellar cast of \u201c42nd Street,\u201d which is based on the novel! Avy Bradford Ropes, includes Warnes! \u2018i Baxter, Bebe Daniels, George Brent,! , Guy Kibhee, Ned Sparks, Dick Pow.| Mr.Norman Murdock Attendance | a Eee ERP \u201cVery realistic, I think,\u201d said Miss| Bette Davis appears in the principal | ring vehicle with Brent as her lead-' \"which Tony Sarg\u2019s famous Marionnet-; Bob Grannary\u2019s Orchestra in §/ A LT edd APR Lr ra dra 4\u2014Kicking with the feet under the! tehle and hitting in the clinches are! | strictly barred.Marquis of Queens.; i berry rules prevail throughout, : i 1 5\u2014The stock phrase: \u201cWho dealt! this mess?\u201d is considered passe.A\u2019 polite sneer will suffice.| 6-\u2014-When the table consists ladies and gentlemen evenly divided,) 1 and one of the ladies follows her six- , spade bid with a description of her\u2019 of Confederation Theatre DUTRENONT Bernard - Champagneur | for cither of the gentlemen to bark: + i = $ Starting Saturday March 4 Comedy Drame! quois \u2014 Weddings or Receptions |: But in \u201cThe King\u2019s Vacation\u201d he.My, Arliss is stil known, among: ion by Maude T.Howell and George Ï a \u2014 Meeting \u2014 Card Parties \u2014 ]! found that none of these preceding \u201c \u201d t {tes make their movie debut and to Concerts, Etc.screen osculations would serve as one | sound experts, as a \"smacker.| Arliss himself on the dialogue.+ j judge from reports, the puppet por RIALTO THEATRE \u2014J1G ATTRACTIONS\u2014 | 3 \u201c , ! N 4 formane: makes or distinctly no.cl ÿ BPIC .7 e\u2014 .| alone, He Tas alone, or practally A ! The firsy print of \u201c42nd Street,\u2019 orme fan.Phe cast in support ofl CHILDREN'S MORNING SHOW j of the Untamed Wilds .Can Accommodate Any and\u2018 lost eighteen long years before.|| AT THE : OUTREMONT ae Bros.all- a drama pith Ruth E*tng in the film includes Royl Presented hy the f'units of the cs es Size C d It éalled for sometHing exceptional in fs music, has ween received at the home| Atwell, the radio comedian, Adler] R 2 Y ÿ « Trailine 1Ze Lrowd \u201clib way of kisses from Mr.Arliss, ; office in New York and was preview-! ang Bradford, un tdagio team famil- | 20 | ; ¥ we \u201c+ Hand he knew he had to go through ed one afternoon last week by Som ar in New York's supper clubs, and D 2 1 | the Killer \u201d : \u201c with it.| { pany executives and also by Rubÿlother entertainers drafted from 1° > | Even after thirty or more years j Keeler, whe or we « prominent pe \" Broadway's stage.Joseph Henabery| toll Vol i] POSITIVELY .À new era in Screen he Rialto Gan of experience on the stage and screen, int Rp py ! hor % husband, was director of \u201cCrashing the Gate.1 i J 7 | Entertainment Mr.Arliss approched that scene with merrier of the preview audience.The \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014em { \u2014 2ND FEATURE \u2014 ~ js the Largest misgivings.Ax mentioned.before he ñ y Saturday ! A Refreshing { i | | insisted that Miss Howell give the treet\u201d is her first i DANCING Bance Hall in Montreal its her special attention.= reet\u201d is her first appearance in March 4\" 7 1 \u201cHe L d oe ener bo Worms Bra FRIDAY \"NIGHT.arch 2.sari 1 e Learne eo Long ago, when listing what he | ance ia considered by Warner Bros.| à DON'T Show Starts 10.00 \u2019 considered his own deficiencies as a j officials to place her among the most N° ; § Street Car Lines Pass the screen actor, Mr.Arliss said : \u201cIt is promising screen discoveries of the: ALTO Ghrens I Miss | About W omen 0 impossible to fade out on one of my , i ark Ave i \u2014 WITH \u2014- ë x 4 Door | impossil season.She leaves for California soon U ner the Management of Pony - Dogs - Elephant - Clowns il Sinart Rewin \u2014 Atiisen Skisworth Tickets, Children, 18¢.Adults, 29¢ Tax Inclu Pupils joining now.Special rates for balance of season, 319.46 \u2014 3RB FÉATURE \u2014 England's Miz2ent Comedy Hit! \u2018\u201cThark™ [RZ 2 0 \u2018te embrace wh surprising ein .7» {| Director Adolfi or the future sudien- Vell, Ginger Rogers.Lyle Talbot, Una EVENINGS ar .J VIT RALPH LYNN.TOM WALLS ; Phone op Call 7 ces in such a situation as Mr.Arliss Merkel, George E.Stone, Eddie Nu.only = from 5.09 A Confederation Theatre N 3 gn The sure _ 3 ; o faced in \u201cThe King\u2019s Vacation.\u201d This gent and Allen Jenkins.The produe- A \u2014 Big Acts \u2014 RIALTO BUILDING.| had to be a real kiss, an honest-to- tion was directed by Lloyd Bacon.2 for 1 Outremont Theatre À Ba only $ 5711 Park Ave *< goodness, \u2018soul-stirring, breath-taking, Filming of the fourteenth Vita-, Bernard & Champagneur Aves.: \u2019 silent, - fervent, impassioned kins.phone short subject to star Ruth PRESENT this Tiers ATLANTIC 3166 EUG.MAYNARD, Man.fi, Phone Crescent 4111 - iss Gateson proved to be a lovely |\" / \u2018Rating, a two-reel \u201cstory-in-song\u201d Cuoicé Seats fer the Good Februs tin te March 10th only .\u2014 in such a difficult situation.i titled \u201cCrashing the Gate,\u201d hes just [rice ONE, Voieblo de 17° Porrier 88/19 Mers deslememt NN.| B.M.Garfield, Mgr.Mr.Arliss entered, held and came Ralph Lyon, : featured in England's been completed at the Brooklyn Vita-! Tax, be Not govd on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidags Ni ; greatest comedy hit, \u201cThark,\u201d phone studio.This in the film in SEE ER.bie SN aside a! we PAGE EIGHT TOPAGO ISLAND IS AT THE RIALTO THE EXAMINER.COURIER, THURSDAY, M Y.M.H.À.ARCH 2nd, 1933 ROSEN \u2014 Succ essor Top \u2014 GREAT ATTRACTION sores @ FR Colles Drug Store - à i : Tourists Arriving From Hali- De.L Shapiro to Lecture [Jj < ! A.The lect at the Yiddish section\u2019 ps _ fax and Boston ; Are o ae pu Eu = né N y A 5417 PARK AVE.Rialto Bldg.[ {the Y.this Friday be Dr.! : 0 viting *s an ! | 1.Shapiro, whose subject will be \u201cThe GU { ; WE DELIVER A BABY ALE Trhago's dispurel claim to having life of the People in the Days of the J 1 a85 Anything, Anywhere at your disposal.\" Prophets.\u201d Dr, Shapiro's previvas 4 = We Call Tor and Deliver\u201d Serums; Vaccines, Anti- shelter] the famous Robinson Crue soe should se strengthened soon by: the writirg cf a book to set forth the var.ous arguments in favor of the little British island, which lies 26 mile: north-east of Trinidad, British West Indies.In the meantime tourists arriving from Halifax and Boston by Canadian National Steamships liners arc visiting Tobago in grea: mumbers.Recently it wa; nedessary to add two lecture proved so very interesting that people requiring convenient scats should be on time\u20148.30 p.m.: Dance, Sunday, March 0th The Swimming Clubs of the V.M.H.A.will be hosts at a dance in honur of the Y.M.H.A.water pold team .which has this year won th: Domin- jon Water Polo Championship.Th Auditorium wil} be decorated in ag.«+ tic style, and prizes and awards wil\u2019 be made in the course of the evening.| CR.9933 your prescriptions promptly.DO.2415 toxin and insulins, Always Fresh, new steamers to the loeally-exploited Trinidad-Tobago excursion route.Tickets are on sale through the med-' Visitors are shown the cave where Bcris Karlcof ii n 2 one from Sax Reamer\u2019s \u201cThe Mask of Fu Manehu\u201d, fum of all'mombers of the Swimming Crusoe is supposed to have lived and vith Karen Mc.\u2018ey ov 1 Lewis Stone which will be zcen at the Rialto, Sun-| Clubs and the office of the Y.M.H.A.the refs supposed to.have \u2018troubled lay wn'il TäeaVay, March 5:h t> the 7th.It is intended that the sale be conduct- te Ba a him when he navigated his make- ed only among people interested in cots shift craft.! © hh ?: pu! the aquatic activities of the Y.M.H.A.9 te o Juan Fernandez, in the Pacific DENTAL PROFESSION Winter Season Lectures \"SPECIAL! End ve another is and claiment for Classes in-Jewish History and Bible COMPACTS \u2014 An assortment of was the honor of being host to this fam- LOSES FINE PROSPECT Literature will close on Wednesday.C .lune ous Personae, is les densely tro- March 22nd The Health Lectures ba à your own price \u2014 the pical than Tobago and there appears ; \u2018 , ile they last.to be many documented arguments - hé Ce address oy ae wa dint fee FORHAN\u2019'S TOOTH PASTE 33c day in favor of the British island adja- Lewis Found Hockey More to Liking and Now Is Outstand-| Bowie on \u201cRecreation and Life,\u201d The Large Size .day cent ad.; ; ; Lo om ing Player and a Leading Oil Magnite of Science lectures will close with a NUJOL Lge.gula His Home District.- special address by Prof.D.A.Keys, SPEARMINT TOOTH DEXTRI-MALTOSE and .asie \u201c \u201d PASTE of McGill University, on \u201cHeat.\u201d Stu- A limited 9¢ the .denta in all these courses are urged to 69¢ quantity left .1 Oc \u2014\u2014\u2014e ee a sub The dental profession lost a pro-| maintain our present record of at-| yn IPANA TOOTH PASTE citi a mising recruit when Herbert Albert! tendance and keep it up until the end! PEROXIDE OF 19¢ 9c isin; eA \\ Lewis of Detroit Red Wings, ambi-| of the season.; HYDROGEN, 16 oz.\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 eee this | OT tious young Calgary man, changed Remarkable Purimshpiel UBE 1 ÿ DRY RC.: \u2018 pie RUBBING ALCOHO VELOX DRY SHAMPOO ces, Tait his mind snd decided to be profes- Daisy Krentzler\u2019s unusual Purim! LAVORIS Lge.45¢ % for 5c atte] THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ve ho ~ a player.Play \u201cThe Glorification of the Ham-, 16 oz.07 vw visit ASSOCIATION AMD LIFEMENS CSS nd hockey gained a player who antasch\u201d will be presented by the i.9 it W i i \u2019 \u201d , HOSPITAL COTTON .GENUINE COLGATE'S .ER anna IES N°7 has become one of its outstanding) Junior Boys\u2019 Dramatic Group in hon} 29 TOOTH BRUSH 23c into No ya, many things which are stars.our of Purim, on Saturay, March 11, Cc 1-Lb Reg.Bôc.occ.a * wada \u2018 \u201cAfter being graduated from high \u2018 and on Tuesday, March 14.The first | TT PURE NORWEGIAN plac ny ne are ale, proces school, back in 1924, I went to Min- | performance will be for members of : | ; I \u201c\"37¢ OIL COD LIVER OIL .\u201c29c have artif .! \u2018artif \"| neapolis and arranged to enter the i the Y.M.H.A.in the Junior and Juv-; i + 16 oz.no Ta ; plac no longer suggests an inferior substi- University of Minnesota,\u201d Lewis cays.! | mile Divisions.The second perform-\u2019 | Special! Pal B ades es Te DR HERVAY 8 ELECTRIC A tute, for indeed something that is! «I was going to play hockey with, \"ance will be for adults and paren: JAD SALTS Ad Rex.35e.coor.3c by artifical may have certain advant- the Minneapolis club of the American and friends.Miss Rose Arfin is B4c Ce a en was ages, such as being more accessible League to pay my tuition and keep, | divecting the production, and among i PALMOLIVE.CASTILLE & may ,and more uniform in quality than the the home fires burning.1 was al-) the outstanding members of the cas: LIFEBUOY, LUX and GEN- CASH ERE BOUQUET ge maire product est ages, man has ready married.are: Issie Rosenzweig, Aaron Goll- a sx; UINE FREFCE CASTILE Be Each = \u2019 \u201cWhile considering plans for al org, Nat.Clavier, Willie Fines, e appreciated.the warmth and growth=| dental career slong came an offer of cnbers, Nat Clavier wile nes | Vi nolia Castile 4 * 950 oe of giving power of the sun.Bun baths $500 a season more to play with Du and Aida Linds.Forty boys ave i Reg.5c Ea.ree PARKS THEATRICAL dol are not a modern invention; they Were luth.After a consultation with my.participating in the chorus and r°M- WE CARRY A COMPLETE COLD CREAM orks used may centuries ago.The Greeks wife it was decided that I should: \u201cor parts.10 for 25¢ LINE OF CLAPPS AND 49 1-Lb.Jar the included solaria in their homes, and postpone the dental education one\u2019 HERBIE LEWIS { \u2014\u2014 | GERBER'S FOODS c part built places by the sea where they year and go to Duluth.Well, here I} EWIS A nature note claims that there js | A\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 .dolla exposed their naked bodies to the am, still in hockey.I never pulled wi ind puck had su y.p a: ing how tio pound packs, Lewis has a close relationship between the per-; figu oun, .0, tooth._, ; | done very well and stands out as onc|simon crop ad the opossum crop.The! Pt Sunlight is not, as we know, avail- Weiland Quit lof Duluth\u2019s leading citizen: persimon is a red luscious sugary fruit | h able on cloudy and rainy days.More- Cooney Weiland of the Ottawa The former Calga:v qe made! , Which grows on trees at the edge of ' \\zzzmrmrrZZs es over, sunlight varies in its duration Senators went farther.He enrolled good in the State.v2 em\u2019 cotton fields and doesn\u2019s ripen until \\ ER EE a a 2 ee P2277, dres: and intensity with the time of day |and studied dentistry a! the Minme-.Daluth ly the Detroit rope Ë N wea : AT y tire Detroit sx: for after the first frost.This year, be- N and the season of the year.In #0ta institution, but never finished, $5000.I: was one of the tx de als: cause of the early winter, the persim- N drug order that sunlight may be constant- ; dropping out to play hockey.© y ever made by the crafty Jak Adams.mons were ripe early, and in conse- N pliar ly available, Trespective of clouds, ! As a boy, Lewis indulged in most, Before this season Lewis played quence the be.cary, ao \" \u20ac ee N nish time or esason, special lamps have ° the sparts featured by Canadian centre rosition.He war a.:hed to plentifui } N dinn been devised to produce artificial sun- schools.He starred in rugby as well loft wine tad bes heen : -cr ation ! \u2019 IN Bi light and other forms of light.at in hockey and played baseball and in that position.Fos the Redd Wings \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 27 iN mee Sunlight, whether natural or arti- basketball, .; ,__ |jesding scorer and vell vp emonz the|| iN Ever ficial, has certain effects upon the 1 played rugby against Verne league's leaders.i N list.body.We know, from personal ex.} DeGreer, Windsor sports writer,\u201d: One vf the fas test skaters in the IN TI perience, that sunlight burns and tans | | Lewis recalls.cure was one of the saute ent uo amniieen.Thzndler, \u2018N take the skin, We also know that to ex- | oma test quarterbacks in western; Herbie is very vomilor = \u2018he De- IN th pose our bodies to the sun and air, a his old puck-chasing mates troit fans, ee get a Jn bang \u2019 IN rs \" - s «Out of seeinæ him ru- il Pproyided the expostire is properly were Vic Ripley, Stew Adams and; with ti bher.He + wo ice, N doll regulated, gives us a sense of health te rubner.He nays hard but N and enerbgy.Ronnie Martin\u2014all of \u201cwhom have{cleanly, and his trips to the penalty N corm Studies made of the effects of light | Ice seen service in major league box sre rare.5658 Park Ave.Montreal |||N hott the umn bodys have sho nat hockey.They played with Herbie on Teaches Son \u2014_\u2014 JS that on n bodys have 3 Wi that the Calgary Juniors when that team| When he's not teachi is \u20ac .N wit] it is of great value in the prevention played for the world's junior cham-'listle 7-y ot teaching his clever N of rickets, that it is most useful in pionship against Owen Sound handle i or ; the partie D po! \\ A e , .» : hickKory, > handsome \u201cDu the treatment of a limited number of Owen Sound won, members of the| of Duluth\u201d picks up a dime or so from N i was val es, that a questions team including Weiland, Butch Keel-| \u201cCousins\u201d E\u2019bie Guodfellow George S L tt h d E.Î J.1 ue in others at is 1s actually ing and Teddy Graham.May end Carl Voss in contre * CT ; N | elierneads.novelo mot harmful ae to conditions.For nine years Lewis has made his) \u201corris, jr, in casino.ek ill N d CLopes, lue cause light treatments have some home in Duluth, where he ix sales! Lewis thinks Ching Joh N : .: nr st iN ., value is no justification for the exag- I manager and vice president of a con-! hardest defence man to pet aren | | N Circulars, Tickets, Folders liar gerated claims which have been cern operating a chain of gasoline] und has his greatest trouble shooting | N \u2019 \u2019 the made, nor for the wide-spread use of stations doing a big business.Al goals past Lyrne Chabot, Toronto 362 Fairmount Avenue, West iN \u2019 hh lamps regarding the extent of the {smart business man as well as know-; goalie.(West of Park Avenue) N Invoice Forms, elc Var power of which, the user is ignorant.CRescent 5929 N \u2018 exp There is no simple rule for apply- me N er ing light in the treatment of disease.\u2018ered rte arising out of the | the first lady to qualify for a plac ce) | VELOX OIL PERMANENT N af The ares to be exposed, the scarce of abuse \u201cal g oe to proided.on any of the teams competing in the! $2 00 \\ hot light to b used, and the dosage, to- fy danger ies in self -treatment International Railroad Small Bore Including Shampoo \u2014 Reg.| N die gether with the condition of the in- with lig Iu treatment is required, Rifle Matches which are shot annu-{ INTRODUCING OUR NEW Edi IM- N .Our ob De t.I R ds lon divi nd his ion to re, the use of light needs to be as care- ally between teams representing Can- PORTED OH.PERMATE N \u2018 P 5 ea y \u2018 ividual a reaction exposure, ! g Can 5 N are all pointe which must be consid- fully prescribed and supervised as |adian, United States and British| $3.0 N Ho does any other form of treat t.railw In th Including u Special Oil Treatment.win N : reatme= ays.In the League shoot recent-|wave aff textures of hair.N ] k pie Light is not a cure-all.In some Ir, Miss Lloyd shot on the Canadian Monday Until Frida N to loo after your requirements whether \u2018 conditions, when properly used, it is National Railways senior team, not y N ! PHONE CRES.3546 ja valuable aid in ren tent in oun only Jolding her own with the men mn 3 Moms for $1 00 IN ./ huge or small E = - : .ers, as we have said, may n- but turning in a perfect target \u2014 ce rmanents me by us are guaranteed | ai .We Invite Yon te Visit the itely score one hundred.The perfect score to last months, Will hold ringlets 1 IN » $a : 3 SPLENDID was made in the first shoulder to N or 7 ' loc , shoulder league match in which Miss - IN TL.a 4 TR ing CONFECTIONERY GIRL MAKES PERFECT Lloyd has participated.M Vi M .] | ms AND = ac Vicar N Qu 8 ex RESTAURANT 44640404 040000 : emonia otatiort given upon reqs an ; SCORE RIFLE ® GETS SIX MONTHS FOR + Presbyterian Church th COR.PARK & BERNARD AVE, + POSSESSION OF DRUGS # : ha FOR + + 8t.Viateur Ave.Cor.Hatchisen St ha ; .® A tortuous chase through ® Rev.James 0.Potier M.A., D.D : 10 4 \u201cth LUNCHES Girls will be girls, bat Miss Gwen|® dimly-lighted lanes in the vici- + Mr.Perey ter, M.A.D.D., ; th Lioyd, a stenographer in the Freight! ® nity of 00 mer Me French.-Orssalet FULL COURSE MEALS 30e Audit Deparcener the Camadran|@ and Su ont; Royal avonue & E ~ Audit Department of the Canadisn|® and S:.Dominique street by ®|| Borvices, Sunday, Mar.6, 11 a.m.and m | National Railways at Montreal, fn-|® special constables E.Hogue # 190 pom.* HOME-MADE CHOCOLATES |aists abo that girls will be rifle|@ and J.Shanahan of the narco- @ AT THE EVENING BERVICE: ge ; shots.; ® tic aquad resulted in the arrest + THE WELSH MALE CHOIR OF ih 1 Pound 30 | To prove her point she outshot ale of Napoleon Beaudin, 32, TRIRTY VOICES gb to lot of men competitors in a regular ® 4516a St.Domi , will assist the Chureh Choir, and at wv \"i 0 ! .° niqu 6 Pc > 2 Pounds 50¢ | schedule match of the Montreal and\u2019 ® He appeared before \u2018Record.: pes Prost Masteap Drckensem dev 5° ° F .District League, ringing up a perfect.® er Semple and was fined two + Tudor Hall at the orsen, % 4 , : AE 2, oF - ,, HOME-MADE ICE-CREAM score of a possible hundred.During : hundred dollars and given six @|f Borvices ere apen to all and strangers CRest.i oe Tr Sa fr AND ast season's shoots of the Canadian] months in jail when he lsad- + will be made cordially welcome i ; 8 CE CRE last seasons shoote of the Cantdisal $ menthe in Jail when he pied: ||.nn mat che rater Bec 1114 5711 Park Avenue : C BRICKS ing Le Miss LI + & ©} Sunday, March 12, and Congregation- * .ng Leaguc, Miss Lloy distinguished Possession.#1 at Reunion, Tuesday March 146 at ' s te ! herself ax a markswoman and wex 0% ++ 04 +4 4 5 444064 | ton.Re PS "]