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[" Outremont Mount Roya Issued with the Co-operation _Examiner-Courier of the Businessmen\u2019s Association of the North End.Park Extension Montreal Annex VOL.VI.No.11.BELIEF EXPRESSED DISASTROUS SATURDAY EVE OUTREMONT FIRE: CRIMINAL INCENDIARIST WORK Authorities Following Up Number of Clues\u2014School Authorities Aid\u2014Students Patrolling District to Prevent Further Outbreaks\u2014Victims\u2019 Bodies Removed To Toronto For Burial.The entire North End is up in arms as a result of the disastrous conflagration on Saturday night on Bloomfield avenue, with its resultant loss of three lives and a property damage estimated at upwards of one hundred thousand dollars.Both the Catholic and Protestant school authorities have been asked, and have emphatically agreed, to lend their aid in stemming the tide of incendiarism which is apparently sweeping the city, and will do everything in their power to aid in stamping out the epidemic.Various theories are offered in explanation of the origin of the fire.In some quarters it is suggested that it may ultim- is their slogan, and they can be seen busily patrolling every section where there would appear to be the slightest danger of further outbreaks.Their vigilance should materially aid in preventing a repetition of Saturday's disastrous outbreak.Funerals The bodies of the vietims of the holocaust, Mr.and Mrs.Durkin, and Frank Maguire, brother of the latter, have been taken to Toronto, by relatives.Interment will take place in that city.In the meantime the inquest has been adjourned pending further developments.ately be laid at the door of the balance of the North End \u201cgang,\u201d the activities of sume of whom are now under investigation.| In others the belief is expressed: that it is the work of an entirely different \u201corganization.\u201d Certainly the: concensus of opinion would point to] criminal activity.And grave doubts: are expressed as to the responsibility resting on the shoulders of irresponsible boys seeking a \u201cthrill.\u201d Certainly developments would indicate the idea of a carefully laid plan of destruction.It is to be noted that three other fires occurred in the Outremont district previous to the Bloomfield avenue disaster, all in a little more than an hour's elapsed time, and within a narrow radius.Which is in some minds interpreted as a deliberately thought-out attempt at a wholesale scheme of destruction, And if this be so, it is considered that the attempt was far too ambitious an undertaking for the average irresponsible youngster.The authorities are, of course, following up every clue, and startling developments are expected shortly.Scholars Take Hand The students of the various schools in the district are keeping a sharp eye out for any signs of further attempts at arson.\u201cWatch the lanes,\u201d ST.PATRICK AT \u201cOUT.PRES.CHURCH The Young People\u2019s Society of the Outremont Presbyterian Church held a very successful banquet last night, in the John Paterson Hall, 544 Dav- aar Ave.The Society had as their guests representatives from every other organization connected with the Church.Rev.Chas.Geo.Smith, of the Temple Baptist Church, the guest speaker, addressed the gathering on \u201cIn the Footsteps of St.Patrick.\u201d Mr.ook kB b bP BUSINESS MEN'S_ _ LUNCHEON The next luncheon of the Business Men's Association will be held at the Rialto Hall, 5711 Park avenue, on Wednesday, March 21st, at 12:30 p.m.sharp.Mr.Howard S.Ross, K.C., will be guest speaker, his subject \u201cEqui- tism,\u201d and the usual goodly attendance is anticipated.+ + + +++ + preter rrr red * Eee # +444 FEES #4 ER + + bod ge.\u2014 | FAIRMOUNT ST-GILES CHURCH NOTES .-_ *, mide 2.aly Both services on Sunday will be in charge of the Minister, Rev.Burton H.Robinson who will take as his morning subject, \u201cMurderous Moderns\u201d, second address on the Sixth Commandment.The evening subject will be \u201cThe Magnificent Obsession of Jesus\u201d, in the series \u201cThe Man Nobody Knows\u201d.The choir will render appropriate musical numbers.A great deal of church and community interest is centering around the Women's Association Luncheon on Thursday, March 22nd at 1 p.m,, when the guest speaker will be Rev.Archdeacon Gower-Rees of St.George's Church.His subject will be \u201cWoman and Leisure\u201d.A special table is being provided for all gentlemen who would like tu attend.The First 1934 Communion will be observed on Sunday, March 25th.At this evening service the Junior Choir will render selections of Pre-Easter Music.sion, spoke a few words on behalf of the guests.Mr.Horace Thomson thanked the speaker.Mr.Dave White- law sang Irish songs, and community singing was conducted by Mr.J.Me- Robert Smith, representing the ses- Lean Marshall at the piano.OUTREMONT BERNARD and CHAMPAGNEUR WHAT WE OFFER OUR PATRONS! SATURDAY MORNING at 10:15 Sharp A BIG MORNING SHOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Th Presenting \u201cThe Li Players of the Ai\u201d \u201cLITTLE WOMEN\u201d A Delightful Comedy Romance in 4 Acts You have read the Book \u2014 Now Come and See the \u201cLittle Players\u201d live the Btorye\u2014As Directed BY Miss Moira Shechy SAT.MAT.TILL TUES.NIGHT 3-BIG HITS-3 \u2014 FIRST \u2014 Will Rogers - Zasu Pitts In Their Great Laugh Tonic \u201cMR.SKITCH\u201d \u20142ND FEATURE\u2014 \u201cSLEEPERS EAST\u201d WITH Wynne Gibson Preston Foster \u20143RD FEATURE\u2014 \u2014 ON THE STAGE \u2014 HIGH-CLASS ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Children, 15¢ « Adults, 25¢ » .Great Britain's disarmament offensive in a final effort to break the Franco-German deadlock and resume the arms parley at Geneva or elsewhere, has begun with the arvival in Paris of Captain Anthony Eden, British Lord Privy Seal.The British plan calls for a nine-power parley.OUTREMONT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES The Ladies Aid held a Birthday Tea and sale of Home Cooking on Wednesday afternoon in the Johu Paterson Hall, Davaar Ave.The President Mrs.L.Lyddon was in charge.Taking part in the programme were Miss Hazel Bond who recited, Mrs.Florence Bryson, who played piano solos and Mrs.Wm, McLean who sang.Mrs.Callander played accompaniments for Mrs.McLean.Regular services Sunday are: 10 a.m., Young Men\u2019s class at which Mr.David Anderson of Fairmount-St.Giles will speak; 11 a.m, Subject: \u201cThine Only Son\"; 3 p.m, Sunday School in all departments; and 7.30 p.m., Subject: \u201cThe Everlasting Now\u201d; 8.45 p.m.Y.P.S.Monthly Devotional Service.Monday night at 8 p.m.the Women\u2019s Missionary Society will hold their regular meeting.+ -\u2014* J -\u2014\u2014 care | LUKE CALLAGHAN MEMOR- ! | IAL SCHOOL NOTES | + \u2014+ Rev.Father Singleton, of St, Michael\u2019s Church, will be the guest of honour at the fourth session of the Luke Callaghan Debating Club to be held Monday afternoon, March 19th, in the School Auditorium.The girls of the High School classes will also be present to attend the debate, which is now looked upon as a regular feature of the High School programme.Francis Harris and Harry Sage, of tenth grade, will uphold the affirmas tive of \u201cResolved that Canada is over- governed,\u201d while Gerald Ambrose and William Davies, of ninth grade, will support the negative.Swimming News The St.Michael's School Athletic {Club is sending iu several competitors to represent the school in an Inter-| High School swimming meet to be held under the auspices of the C.AS.A.in the M.A.A.A.on March 28th.Ski Club Report At a recent meeting of the St, Michael\u2019s School Ski Club, the past events of the winter season were reviewed.Beginning with a membership of fifteen students, the roll has increased to thirty-five.Rev.Brother Gabriel Kelly, president, and Harry Sage, club convener, were responsible for the success of the various meets which took place on the slopes of Mount Royal and in the Lauren- tians.LUNCHEON AT FAIRMOUNT-ST.GILES Under the auspices of Fairmount- St.Giles Women's Association a Luncheon will be held in the church hall, corner of Bernard and Stuart avenues, March 22nd (Thursday) at 1 o'clock p.m.The guest speaker will be the Venerable Archdeacon Gower- Rees\u2014subject: \u201cWoman and Leisure.\u201d MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH | 6th, 1934.O The Shamrock! 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GUESS | DONT HAVE 0 3 NAUGHTY Dog! \u20ac + THE FAMILY > bf rm LE OÙ (4 \u20ac A4 7 N\\ % by i / Ces : 2 A y y BLACK NTO LIF DJ EVER TRY d°Y BACK nier \u2014 IT a THE just say LAC \u201cDawes Ale Please\u201d pda PM ve REI bn hi, \u201cSEATING.SORRE REI a hams aan dig A PAGE SIX [ AboutRadio Programme an Kindred Horrors By David Farr) The service-man set the tall box down on the floor, and began to unwrap the papers covers with the indifferent manner of a cook peeling an onion.After he had removed several layers of paper and cardboard, a radio set stood before our awed gaze.There it was, of beautifully polished wood, ultra modernistic in design, with lovely little knobs, and an impressive dial covered with mysterious numerals.claimed.As the man, with complete disregard for our best rug, swung the box around to tinker with the connections, we peeped into the inner sanctum where the many new features-\u2014em- phasized so frequently in the same advertisements\u2014lay snugly tucked away.All New Here, were the new-style tubes, each busy little tube doing the work \u2014 of two, each covered with a silvery jacket of that new silvery substance, each resting on four instead of two pL and each exactly matched to the temperament of its mate.Here, the new loud-speaker, louder than any loud-speaker ever before put into any set, so loud, that one not only heard those fainter notes that had previously escaped one\u2019s ears, but the respiratory sounds of the musicians as well.Here, the new tone-controller that prevented the shriller notes from bouncing against the ceiling, to the great annoyance of opera lovers.Here, the new static-eliminator, which not only climinated static, but could be depended upon at crucial moments to eliminate the best programmes.Here, the new aerial-elim- inator which enabled one to receive twice the distance without an aerial as one could with an aerial.And here, under our admiring eyes were all the other devices and gadgets, numbering according to the advertisements, no less than forty.It was, indeed, the Set Supreme.The service-man like some scientific high priest, guarding his scientific holy of holies, quickly pushed the set against the wall so that our profane eyes were no longer permitted to gaze at the fascinating mysteries of its interior, and connected a wire into the carpet-cleaner plug.Having completed this difficult operation, he touched a little switch on the modernistic surface of the set and the dial was immediately illuminated by a mellow, golden light.We leaned breathlessly forward, eager for the miracle that was about to occur.For a few agonizing moments nothing issued from the four- legged tubes, the loud-speaker, and the various eliminators.The high priest noticing our expression of dismay, shifted his juicy cud of tobacco, and informed us blandly that \u201cShe\u2019s warming up.\u201d In another moment gurgling sounds broke the profound silence of the room.We stiffened.The high priest turned the dial slightly-\u2014another gurgle, and the veil bad been rent.We were face to face with the wonders of the ether waves.\u201cThis is Station XYZ.For the next fifteen minutes you will be entertained by the Expansive Garter and Girdle ompany.\u201d The voice was as mellifluous and polished as the voice of some super- maitre de hotel recommending some exceptional dish to a noted guest.It came to us absolutely free of distor- tion\u2014limpid as the sound of a fine bell.We settled down to whatever the Expansive Garters and Girdles had to offer.The bored high priest had already departed.The room suddenly filled with mu- sic\u2014exotic music, suggestive of desert nights and circus side shows; the shrill flutes piping so loudly that at any moment we expected to see a couple of cobras charmed out of the depths of the rubber-plant pot.\u201cLadies and gentlemen of the radio audience, the Expansive Garter and Girdle Company will now take you to Egypt that age old land of mystery and romance.\u201d \u201cEgypt, the land of Cleopatra and the Pharoas.Egypt, home of those monuments to human endurance, the pyramids.\u201d \u201cLadies and gentlemen, the Expensive and Girdles are also monuments to endurance.Why not try an Expansive Girdle?.\u201d Why not, indeed.We were already fumbling with the little black knobs.Like Jeanne D'Arc of old we listened for voices in the sir.They came fast and thick.\u201cThis is Ye Merrie Cow Cream Hour.Professor Knockwurst of Vienna will now address you on the beneficial effects of cream cheese on the slimentary tract\u2014\" \u201cThis is the Gypo Investment Company.The Gypo Gypsies will now play Are You Making Any Money-\u2014\u201d \u201cAnd now boys and girls of the Murphy's Milk Noodles Club, let me It was the Set Supreme \u2014 just as the advertisements had bed tonight.And remember, the boy or girl eating the most Murphy's Milk Noodles, receives a lovely cow-boy suit or bicycle\u2014\" \u201c_\u2014 A clear transparency with a} suggestion of dewiness is the alluring quality of the youthful complexion.The quality can be maintained by using Princess Tabasco\u2019s Skin Grease \" \u201c_The Ukrainian Hill Billys will now play The arioca\u2014\" \u201c_For five months I could keep no food on my stomach and was so weak I could do no housework.I took six bottles of Johnson's Rye Extract and hired a girl.Now I attend all the bridge tournaments in the neighbour- hood\u2014\" \u201c__You can\u2019t two-time mamma\u2014\u201d \u201c_Take one pound of firm fish, one heaping tablespoon of butter, one beaten egg, cracked crumbs\u2014\" \u201c\u2014 Only God can make a tree\u2014\u201d \u201c\u2014The second period started fast and during the first ten minutes it was anybody\u2019s game\u2014\" \u201c\u2014This is Rajah Rookh the Bromo Seltzer Mystic\u2014\" \u201c\u2014This is Station ABC\u2014\" \u201c\u2014This is New York City\u2014\" \u201c\u2014Kansas City\u2014\" \u201c\u2014Atlan- ta\u2014\" \u201c\u2014Peoria\u2014\" \u201c\u2014Rio\u2014\" At midnight we finally switched off the light on the dial and left the room.A half hour later, in the dusty, cobwebbed lumber attic, a mysterious figure, with a wild look in his eye, might have been seen cranking a battered phonograph.MOTOR GOSSIP Sudden Stops Abrupt stops will ruin the best breke lining in time.Do not make it a habit of pulling up close to the car ahead before applying the brakes; it is much easier riding and much more cconomicaly to stop gradually.Balky Motor One of the simplest tricks to warm the engine of a car before taking it out of the garage on a cold morning, er (like those used in bathrooms with a heating coil and bowl reflector) on a box in front of the car radiator.The heater is turned un before breakfast A canvas or blanket is thrown over the radiator and heater to train the heat into the car radiator, breakfast is catén and then the cngine is a little wafmer than it was.Double Check treme caution should be exercised in checking for damages when the car has been in a collision.If a careful inspection is not made, should the car be again operated before repairs are made, additional damage can be expected.For instance, in addition to a bent axle, which will ruin tires, the motor stipports may be may be broken.Either may cause serious damage.the rear housing may be gears, tires, ete Excessive Waste There are no fewer than seven ways include the excessive of choke, unnecessary use idling, ing unnecessary starts and stops, rac- celeration.there are several wasteful watched, such as improper carburetor os fuel line, leaks, dragging brakes tion of tires.Clean Windshield dust.is to place an electric reflector heat-|! cracked or the transmission housing condition If the car has been struck near the rear-end sprung, thereby causing damage to bearings, in which careless operation of an automobile will waste gasoline.These the running the engine too cold, driving at excessive speeds when not necessary, making the engine, and unnecessary ac- In addition to these, spots around the car itself which should be setting, loose pistons and rings, cr- ratic fuel supply, stuck carburctor float, loose connections, dirt in tank lack of lubrication, or improper infla- Some relief may be had by drivers if they will keep - their windshields clean.Wash the glass with soap and water and dry, with a cloth or chamois skin.This will remove the \u201ctraffic film\u201d and the small particles of It is this film and the dust grains that csdse most of the glare when bright or badly focused lights on the streets and highways.outfit for keeping the glass THE EXAMINER-COURIER FRIDAY, MARCH 16(h, 1931.On The Wing With Mrs.Roosevelt on arrival at Neuvitas, Cuba.insurance ventures of every car owner.It can consist of anything from a clean rag to a small rubber wiper soap and chamois skin.The insets that are smashed against the front glass in summer time leave marks that eventually will be a serious deterrent to good vision, especially during night driving, for the oncoming light beams glare against them just like dust.Battery The clectrical cireuits in autumo- clean should be one of the \u201cprivate\u201d An intimate study (below) of Mrs.Franklin D.Roosevelt, made aboard the plane in which she flew to the Virgin Islands, us she gave an interview to à press representative while in flight.Top, Mrs.Roosevelt and Professor Reg Tugwell (left), \u201cBrain Trust\u201d member, are greeted by Cuban officials biles have grounded connections which often cause a lot of trouble if not watched The system employs the frame of the car as ene side of the circuit, grounding the generator, the starting motor and the battery.As the starter and the generator can be {rounded within their frames, it is necessary only to run a lead from tha battery tu the car frame.nection from the battery to the frams is a source of trouble and annoyance if it is not made properly.A loose ground will not permit the battery i plugs if the outside portion of a plug and the starting motor to work to the best of their ability, because the starting motor cannot draw all the required cwrent from the battery.Many times a loose ground will cause the lights to burn out, which is an unneccesary cxpense and annoyance.The ground connection sometimes shakes loose in traffic causing the engine to stall on the spot.Repairs should be made at once if the clutch shows any signs of slipping.Loose lugs permit the vim of a wheel to wobble, causing rapid wear to tires.The safest way Lo drive down à steep hill is in second gear with the clutch engaged.A battery that uses up an excessive amount of water in a short time is overcharging.Kerosene is a good agent for the removal of tar from the body and mudguards of a car.Short circuits will occur in spark is covered with oil, grease, and dirt.Shock obsorbers of the hydraulic type generate a lot of heat, which causes the supply of liquid in them] to diminish.Brakes not properly equalized will cause the car to 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Syrup 2 for 5) Vapure Cold Inhalant 5 tube Analgesic Balm .White Liniment 2 for A.S.A.Tablets 1.00 i OZ.- 45 Boracic \u2018Acid Ce 10 Boracic Acid.25 Epsom Salts What is a REXALL One-Cent Sale?It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price then another item of the same kind for one cent.lustration: The standard price of Dental Paste is 25c, you buy one tube at this price and by paving 1 cent more, cents, you get two tubes, and save 24 cents.Drug Co.article in this sale is a high quality guaranteed sold every day at the regular No limit\u2014huy all you want during the Sale.1.00 Peptona Tonic.2 for 1.01 Liver Oil .2 for 1.01 1.00 Blood Purifier.2 for 1.01 Hypophosphites 2 for 1.01 Ce 2 for .26 LL 2 for .51 26 26 51 26 16 51 51 26 66 26 26 51 51 26 36 26 As an il- or 26 Every United the same as is Just Phone now on at TANNY'SDRUGSTORE 5198 Hutchison, cor.Fairmount WE DELIVER ANYWHERE CR.1213-DO.0435-0023 ~ AUR RRR RR RR pl RiRimiRi twa you.DRUGS AND REMEDIES .15 Epsom Salts 8 oz.tin.2 for .16 .15 Petroleum Jelly 2 for .16 1.00 Regesan Fruit Salts .2 for 1.01 .50 Cold and Catarrh Jelly 25 Castor Oil.15 Soda Mint Tablets .10 Senna Leaves.30 Throat Gargle.2 for .50 Rexillana for Coughs 51 50 Asthma Powder Z for .51 1.5) Mi 31 Antiseptic 2 for 1.01 .50 Rex Salvine for Burns and Cuts.2for .51 50 tube Pile Ointment 25 buttle A.B.S.&C.Tablets 100s.2 for .26 .25 Seidlitz Powders FR 0 2 for .26 STATIONERY .13 Linen Pads note size.25 Salisbury Size Pads .35 Letter Size Pads 35 box Vellum Writing Paper Zfor .59 box Linen Writing Paper 2for .50 hox Kid Finish Papetrie 15 pkg.Linen Finish Envelopes 10 pkg.Blue Lined Envelopes 15 bot.Fountain Pen nk .2 for 15 bot.Mucilage .2 for .50 Writing Paper Portfolio 05 Wooden Rules.2 for 16 11 51 SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 1.00 Hot Water Bottle guaranteed .2 for 1.01 .25 Belladonna Plaster 5 Adhesive Plaster lin.x 1 yd.2for 35 Adhesive Plaster 12 in.x 5 yd.2 for Bandage 2 in.x 10 yd.2 for Gauze 5 yd.2 for 25 Absorbant Cotton 26 16 36 21 61 26 5 Fountain Syringe Toxol Disinfectant Ce 2 for 1.36 .2for 51 5 Creolin Disinfectant .2for .16 3 Tincture Iodine 2 for .26 5 Gauze, 1 yd.2for .26 .25 French Carbolic 2 for .26 White Rubber Ce 2 for 1.26 1.25 yd.Sheeting MISCELLANEOUS .5U tin Floor Wax.2 for .25 hox Red Cedar 75 pkg.Playing Cards .6U bot.Flykill .15 Powder Puffs.35.Whisks .2 for .36 It costs customers, A Profit-Sharing Method of Advertising This sale has been developed by the United Drur Co, ax an advertising plan.Rather than spend large sums of money in other ways to convince you of the merit of these goods, they are spending it on this sale in permitting us to sell you packages quality merchandise for the price of ene, plus one cent.money to zet new TOILETRIES .5U Milk of Magnesia .2 for .25 Milk of Magnesia .2 for .50 Mi 31 Tooth Paste Tooth Paste.Tooth Paste.35 Assorted Vials Perfume 0) Lavender Face .50 Jasmine Skin Freshner 79 Lorie Quinine Hair Tonic.50 Liquid Brilliantine .35 Solid Brilliantine .55 Klenzo Cocoanut Qil Shampoo.38 Lavender Wave Set Oil Shampoo.2 for 51 26 51 28 51 36 51 80 51 56 56 39 .38 Emulsified Cocoanut .2 for 0 \u201c93\u201d Hair Tonic 2 for 1.01 .55 Jonteel Cold or 39 Van.Cream.2 for .56 1.00 Hair Brushes.2 for 1.01 CANDY SPECIALS .25 Menthol and Eucalyptus Pastilles 2 for .26 05 Jelly Cake.U5 Peppermint Chocolate Squares .05 Town Talk Bars 2 for 05 Chicklets 03 Wrigley's Spear- .05 Genuine Lifesavers AN Flavors.25 Vad Pastilles for .05 Creamy Toffee.2 for .35 lodized Throat 06 06 06 06 .06 06 but the sacrifice in profit is justified.because we know the goods will please ORIGINAL REXALL ONE CENT SALE of high A.FEW or THE \u2018MANY ITEMS ON THIS MONEY- SAVING SALE AND SOAPS .50 Jonteel Face Powder .25 Assorted Talcums 38 Gent's After Shave Powder.2 for .35 After Shave .530 Lav.Menthol Shaving Cream 2 for .35 Rexall Shaving Cream .Rexall Shaving 23 75 After Bath Powder Styptic Pencils.2 for .Georgia Rose Bath Salts.30 Bath Salts.25 Jasmine Lipstick 15 Fine Comb.A) Ladies\u2019 Dressing J5 A5 5oû 25.Men\u2019s Pocket Comb .50 Tooth Brush with holder.2 for .25 Tooth Brush.2for .26 35.Hand Brush.2for .36 Shaving Brush.2 for 1.26 Velvo Sanitary Pads .55 Jasmine Rouge.2 for 82 Cherisette Face Powder .50.Botay Face Powder .55 Almond Cream 2 for 9 Botay Skin Softener .G) Botay Dusting Powder .10 Assorted Soaps.2 for .15 Bath Soaps.35 Rubber Sponges 2 for .15 Glycerine and Rose Water.2 for 26 8 51 25 35 "]
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