Examiner-courier, 30 mars 1934, vendredi 30 mars 1934

[" Outremont Mount Royal Examiner-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Busisessmen's Association of the North End.M IE Park Extension ontreal Annex \u201cVOL.VI.No.13.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 30th, 1934.\u201c PRICE\u2014TWO CENTS R.L CALDER KC, SPEAKING AT LEON CRESTOHL MEETING, PAYS RESPECTS T0° BALLOT THIEVES \u201cWill Defend Anyone Who Maims Them Free,\u201d He Declares \u2014Large Gathering Greets Aldermanic Candidate\u2014No Outside Labor So Long As Ward Citizens Idle, Plank In Crestohl\u2019s Platform.A large and at times highly-amus- ed audience listened on Tuesday evening to R.L.Calder, K.C., as he dilated on the merits of Leon Crestohl, one of the five aspirants for alder- manic honors gn St.Michael's Ward at the coming elections.Mr.Calder was forceful and witty, and in his best form, The eminent K.C.deserib- ed Mr.Crestohl as a \u201cdecent, gentlemanly, manly person, recognized by his own people as a good and prudent administrator.\u201d Referring to the Jewish race in general, Mr.Calder termed them \u201clong-headed,\u201d and humoy- ously remarked that if it weren't for the Scotch they would probably be the most \u201clong-headed in the world.\u201d He called attention to prevailing conditions in municipal affairs, and prophesied that if the city did not sue- ceed in electing a good council now, there would hereafter be \u201cno popular government in \u2018Montreal\u2019 I[ce admonished the voters to get out early, illustrating his point by stating that at the last election he had firmly made up his mind that \u201cno one would \u2018telegraph\u2019 his vote this time.\u201d Unfortunately, he said, he was called out of town on election day, and did not return until four o\u2019clock in the afternoon, only then to discover that someone had not only voted in his place, but had voted twice! That he suggested, was \u201crubbing it in.\u201d He exhorted his hearers to allow \u201cno acei- dent of birth to enter into their calculations when casting their ballots.\u201cI know 1 wasn't consulted,\u201d hg said, \u201cwhen T was born, so why pick on me if Pin Scotch.\u201d He was accorded tumultuous applause at the end of his address.Mr.Crestohl, in his turn, said that St.Michael ward should send a rep- 1esentative to the City Hall who knows what the division needed.a candidate who would plead, demand or organize demonstrations so that these needs would be recognized and obtained.The ward was the only one out of the 35 comprising the City of Montreal without a playground, a skating rink, a public bath, a library and a \u2018clinic, he pointed out.Taxes collected there had heen utilized for publie works in other sections of the city, the unemployed had nol heen given the opportunity to carn their daily bread.If, after the election, there were Lo be public works in St.Michael for the benefit of the jobless Mr.Crestohl said that he would see to it, if clected, that nae outside labor would he employed as long as one resident of the ward was without work.There is much to be done in the nexi two years, he uverred, for St.Michael ward must get what il did not obtain during the past 10 years, Today, instead of showing advancement, the district is two years further behind than it was two years ago.Dr.Max Wiseman and Mr.M.A.Leone acted as joint chairmen, and among other speakers were Sidney Greenberg, Louis Bloomfield, M, Ginsberg, Louis Benjamin and Adolph Gardner, K.C.* OUTREMONT PRESBYTER- | J IAN CHURCH NOTES | A very enjoyable evening was spent with the Young Peoples Society on Monday night.The Literary Committee took charge of the programme.There were several interesting individual and double acts put on by the following: Mrs.S.G.King, who sang; Messrs, S.G.King and H.Moore, in comie skits and Mr.John Rice who offered a monologue and a song.The second portion of the programme was given to a one act comedy cntitled, \u201cHelp Yourself.\u201d The play, which had plenty of action and interest, called for five characters.These were portrayed by Misses Marjorie and Florence Bryson and Messrs.H.H.Thomson, Blake Sewell and John Rice.Mrs.II.H.Thomson, Miss Marjorie Bryson and Messrs.Ken Pickford, H.Moore, H.Thomson and Blake Sewell cach contributed turns marked by originality and humour.The master of ceremonies for the evening was Mr.S.G.King.At the Mid-Week service Wednesday at 8 o\u2019clock, Mr.McLean will contribute the studies in the \u201cCreed of a Christian! The Young People are planning to attend the Sunrise service which will be held this year in St.Giles Fair- mount Church at 6:45 a.m.Easter Sunday morning.At both services on Sunday the choir under the direction of Mr.J.McLean Marshall will render Easter anthems.The soloists will be Miss Jean Templeton ad Mrs.Wim, Me- Lean.There will be open session in the Sunday school at three o'clock.Professor Holland will assist the superintendent and teachers in providing an Easter programme of music and story.Parents and friends of the children are invited to attend.Communion service will be held on À CONFEDERATION OUTREMONT l\u2019resent \u201cCINDERELLA\u201d (A Musical Comedy in 5 Acts) | WHAT WE OFFER YOU! Saturday Morning at 10:15 \u201cThe Little Players of the Air\u201d THEATRE Bernard and Champagneur Under the Direction of MISS MOIRA SHEEHY Colorful Costumes! Children, 15 cents Tuneful Music!! SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE \u201cThe Three Little Pigs\u201d Novelty Dances!! Adults, 25 cents in \u201cROMAN SCANDALS\u201d Edgar Kennedy in \u201cLove on a Ladder\u201d \u2014Cartoon and News.ON THE STAGE \u2014 STARTING SATURDAY MATINEE \u2014 The Season's Outstanding Triumph! CANTOR and 3 \u2014 BIG ACTS OF HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE \u2014 3 \"LITTLE PLAYERS\u201d IN\u201c CINDERELLA\u201d AT THE OUTREMONT Popular Young Radio Stars Give Another Morning Show Tomorrow Welcome news for the kiddies\u2014and | ROSE ARFIN & ree es 4 Director Junior Dramatics, Y.M.M.A.-Fliote Society Studio likewise the grown-ups! \u201cThe Little Players of the Air\u201d will give another morning show tomorrow, Saturday morning, beginning sharp at 10:15 at the Outremont.This time it will be \u201cCinderella,\u201d set to music in five colorful acts of tuneful music, novelty dances and lovely costumes, which tell the glamorous story of the furgotten little girl who found her Prince Charming, and the romantic outcome of her episodes.\u201cThe Three Little Pigs\u201d will be an added attraction.\u201cRoman Scandals\u201d with Eddie Cantor will be the feature of the regular performance, beginning with Saturday\u2019s matinee.The picture needs no introduction.It is the scason\u2019s outstanding sensation, and has been held over for extra weeks in virtually every theatre in which it has been shown.\u201cLove on à Ladder\u201d with Edgar Kennedy is the added feature, with a cartoon and news, while the rogular three acts of high-class value completes a very attractive bill.Don't forget the morning show.Hundreds and hundreds of kiddies saw the last one! -\u2014t FAIRMOUNT ST-GILES CHURCH NOTES +____# + Services marking the Great Easter Christian Festival will be conducted on Sunday both morning and evening by the Rev.Burton H.Robinson whose Easter theme \u201cBeyond the Tomb\u201d has been suggested by the war-time writing of à former well-beloved clergyman, Rev.J.Patterson Smythe of Montreal.Some problems dealt with \u201cPersonality and Its Persistence,\u201d \u201cRecognition After Death,\u201d \u201cThe Community of the After Life,\u201d \u201cThe Ministry of the Unseen.\u201d The Church work directed by Mr.Binnie and assisted by Mr.H.Hewlett, Montreal tenor, will provide two beautiful services of Easter music and the floral committee will make the Chancel beautiful with festival flowers.On Monday evening, the Christian Endeavour Society is staging its annual Mock Parliament, when spokesmen of several political parties will discuss important issues now con-, fronting the Canadian people.! On Wednesday evening next, the Women\u2019s Missionary Society will hold its Easter meeting with Rev.Lavell Smith, M.A, of Westmount Park Church as the special speaker.A great deal of missionary interest is centering around the annual W.MS.family party of the W.M.S.groups on Tuesday April 10 when the expect- | ed speaker will be Rev.D.R.McKenzie, veteran missionary of Japan.\u2018 AFTER-EASTER SALE The Lillian Rubin Hat Shoppe, Reg'd., at 5103 Park Avenue, announces that connection has been made with one of the largest wholesalers in the city, with the result that they are offering d.ring the weck of April 2nd, to 7th, hats generally priced close to $5.00, at wholesale prices.The range covers the season's latest styles and colours.; Special attention is called to this {sale in view of the recent millinery strike.Sunday, April 8th at 11 a.m.Preparatory service and reception of new members will take place on Wednesday the 4th.The Rev.Dr.Mclvor, minister of YEphraim Scott Memorial Church will preach the sermon.237 Van Horne a, Avenue NEUTRAL SAYS B.M.GARFIELD Asked by un Examiner-Courier representative as tb his attitude towards the various candidates in the forthcoming election in St.Michael\u2019s Ward, B.M.Garfield, president of the Business Men's Association of the North End, made the following statement: \u201cI do not believe T am flattering myself when 1 say that 1 exercise a good deal of influence in the North AT NORTH BRANCH Much Enthusiasm Shown In First Session of League In the opening game en Monday evening's program in the North Branch spring league, the Bears under Hugh Struthers, caused the first upset of the season when they nosed out a 21-20 win over the Maple Leafs under Bill Staton.The second game of \u201cthe evening saw Jim Roberts Butchers romp home in an easy win over [Stewart Roberts Toilers by the score tof 28-14 The Dynamiters, with Les ! Mason, also had an easy Victory over Îthe Smoke-vaters, under Bob Sullivan, wheu thev emerged at the tall end of 80-17.The games for next follows: week are as Monday, April 2 Smoke-Katers vs, Butchers, 9.20.Bears vs.Dynamiters, 4.25-10.10.Toilers vs, Maple Leafs, t0.15-11,00.Thursday, April 5 Maple Leufs vs.Smoke-Raters, R.45- 9.20.Dynantiters ©.Butchers, 9,20-10.10.Bears vs.Toilers, 10.15-11.00.8.35- End.My interest in the district is well-gstablished.Certain rumors are in circulation, and it is only fair that\u2019 I should justify the situation.Four! out of the five candidates are patrons ; of my theatre.I have fixed a certain! rental price for my halls.It will be the same for all, and any candidate who is willing to pay that price may have the use of them.I shall work neither fur nor against any alder- manic aspirant.As a matter of fact, I shall not even vote.1 can see no reason for any of the candidates feeling hurt at this decision, since I consider it the only equable stand 1 can take.T shall remain sbsolutely neutral, \u201cHave you signed the nomination papers for any candidate?\u201d was asked.\u201cPositively not,\u201d came the reply.\u201cWill you act as chairman at any of the meetings of any candidate?\u201d \u201cNo.\u201d Mr.Garfield concluded by stating that \u201cwhichever one of the candidates happens to be the lucky man, he can depend upon the cooperation of the Business Men's Association when he hecomes alderman.\u201d ST.MICHAEL'S CANDIDATES PEN PICTURES JAMES A.SAGE James A.Sage, \u201cofficial\u201d cawdidate | for aldermanic honors in the coming: (election, is, according to his owa statement, \u201ca real, honest-to-goodness Trishman, born in the Emerald Isle, and coming Lo Canada as a boy; lived in the ward for upwards of thirty years; is a home-owner, and has raised à family of ten boys and girls; and consider myself just a good, plain citizen.\u201d He began his career as a messenger boy, and rose progressively to shipping and order clerk, sales supervisor, salesman and finally vice- | president and sales manager of an important local wholesale house, which was \u201cwiped off the map\u201d by] the Great War, Since then he has devoted himself mainly to developing his own business as a munfacturers\u2019 agent.He has given freely of his) time and ineans to the aid of people: in distress.He is friendly towards the laboring man, and a firm believ-! er in the \u201cSquare Deal.\u201d He asks that | the voters get their ballots in carly,! and \u201cmay the best man win.\u201d i COKE, PROMPT AND PARTICULAR DELIVERY STRICT ATTENTION TO PHONE ORDERS - | #1 ee dy MacVICAR MEMORIAL | CHURCH NOTES | + - The services in Macvicar Memorial Presbyterian Church next Sunday will be of a special character in view of the Easter Season.The Easter Messages both morning (11 am.) and evening (7,30 pm.) will be given by Rev.Dr.Potter.There will be a special Easter music at both services On Monday night the Young People's Society will hold their Easter meeting at 8 p.m.there will be à brief Easter message and as it is also Cun- secration night a full attendance is expected.The Home Helpers Night (W.MS.) held last Wednesday at 8 p.m.was most encouraging in every way.It was an open night for everyone, and a large number responded.Mr.J.Ritchie Bell gave a most interesting address and also sang.The Misses Robb enriched the proceedings with their Sacred selections, Refreshments were served at the close of the mect- ing.Mrs.John Findlay is convener of the \u201cThe Home Helpers.\u201d On Tuesday next, April 3rd a Social Afternoon will he held under the auspices of the Women's Missionary Society from 3 to 5 p.m.A musica} and literary programme will he rendered consisting of solos by Gladys Davies, violin elections by Norma A.Me- \u201cLean, readings by Mrs.Perey Hali,.ete, cote.Refreshments will be served.On Tuesday, April 8 pin.a concert will be given under the auspices of the Y.PS.CE.Don't forget the Sunrise ;Sunday, April 1st, at 6.45 am.Fairmount-St.Giles.Rev.Wim.{Lenn will give the message.\u201d sat Service + in Mc- .WOMEN'S GUILD The Women's Guild of the Church lot the Ascension have arranged a Conference, displaying and demonstrat.Jing Canadian Products, to he held in [the Parish hall, Park Ave, on Tues- In Years Swings Into Line HOUSE BASKETBALL FOUR CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.EIGHTY-NINE FOR ALDERMAN FOUR PROTESTS, FINAL COUNT Plenty of Action Promised As Largest List of Civic Aspirants \u2014Many Meetings Being Held - Fight In St.Michael's So Far Devoid of \u2018Mud-Slinging\u2019.every section of the city.This is not or rather what charges there may be, depths, appear to have little basis in fact.I has broken with all its violence, ar Langlois would seem to have already Election Briefs With the largest number of politics! aspirants in the field ever recorded, ferfeited deposits are liable to look like the National Debt.What candidate hung that sign over his opposition's headquarters \u2014 and how?Some wag has suggested à \u201csweepstake\u201d, Well, that might he one way some of the candidates would get their money back.Sometime between midmght and four a.m.Tuesday, the bronze plagues ornamenting cach side of the main entrance to the Seigler Clinie, in Lau.vier Ward, were torn off by miscre- uris, itis reported.Defacement of public buildings is vandalism at its wor vu! The misnomer \u201cTelegrapher,\u201d a3 applied to scoundrels, paid ur otherwise, who cast votes illegally is difficult of understanding.Telegraphers, actually, ure a hard-working, intell\u201d- As the army of aspirants for civic honors wheels into line, thunders of charge and counter-charge hummer at the ear-drums of the electors in almost the case, however, in St.Michael's.if any, are still kept well within the There are, of course, rumors apleaty, but in the final analysis they n Laurier Ward, however, the storm id Alderman Max Seigler and Omer locked horns in a battle to the death.With cighty-nine aldermanic candidates, and four for the office of mayor, the \u201ctalent\u201d will have plenty to choose from, For Mayor Camillien Houde, Anatole Salluste Lavery, K.C., Pierre rosiers, Plante, Des.For Alderman St.Michael-\u2014Leon D.Crestohl, Arthur E.McBain, James A, Sage, Morris B.Signer, David Rochon, WHEELERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING The Winged Wheelers Soft Bail Club held their annual meeting, last night, to elect its officers for the coming year.Mickey Hennessy, popular amateur boxer and athlete, wus made manager and Captain by a large majority.Among those present were: George Leondris, Ossy Williams, Happy Nad ler, Joe Hennessy, Tess Tessler, Lean Bernard, Christie Tambus, Lionel haiserman and others.The Wheelers are in need of a fes more ball players for the new season.Anyone interested should get in touch with \u201cGerald\u201d, CR.5.484, after 5:30 p.m, gent, highly-paid class of men and women who send and receive telegrams, and there can be no possible connection between thew and the ballot thieves.It.L.Calder, K.C., addressing a mecting last evening in support of Leon Chestohl, said the only thing St.Michael's had in common with other wards was \u201cdirty streets.\u201d ny ree\u201d | VOISARD'S NEW : BEAUTY SALON, A new and attractive heauty galon' has been established by Mr.J.Voi- sard at HR1T Park Avenue, jimnme-: diately above Bernard, with fully-! equipped individual booths for pat! rons, à feature which should strongly| appeal to ladies of refinement who wish privacy.Mr.Voisard is well- known as a beautician, having been, located for nine years at 221 Fair! mount Avenue, prior to moving to his present location.He agrees, with, other leading hairdressers who have publicly announced that there does exist an \u201coil permanent,\u201d and states! he is prepared to demonstrate that\u2018 fact to the satisfaction of all who.visit his Salon.He is himself an ex-i pert of proven ability, and is sue- rounded by an efficient and courteous\u2019 lday, April 3rd, at 2:30 pin.Tea will staff of assistants.He suggests a | be served, and an invitation is extend-\u201cNew Wave for Easter\u201d Lo accompany | | ed to all women to attend.Fragrant and flavoury DALADA TEA WOOD, the new costume, I | | i i | | OUIMET - WILSON COAL COMPANY, LIMITED FUEL OIL nt Every Family That Moves Is \u201cIN THE MARKET\u201d At Moving Time et tr \u2014 \u2014\u2014 A Flat to Rent\u2014 An Apartment Wanted Clothes-\u2014Stoves-\u2014 Fur- piture\u2014Rugs to Sell Cartage to Arrange \u2014 THERE'S A NEED IN EVERY HOME EXAMINER- COURIER Want Ads Do the Job Quietly, Quickly, Efficiently, Economically.! CALL _ CRescent 4112 5736 Park Ave., at Bernard Telephone CRescent 3177 AGERE 125: NEC a me APL BW 20 .x + © RAR ae 4 WEL STE EL die de: ona oh OS gc ia A AA a A SEL 1424 2232 Ta PAGE TWO EXAMINER-COURIER FORUM In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed NOTE: \u2014The opinions expressed in thess columns sre net cements these of I'he Examiner.and this newspaper They are published for thelr gomaral interest, variety.snd originality of tres( mont.By Howard Capon Led) whe Vus clected tu a, eat in the Ontario Legislature a few wears ago and who heeame a Conser- \u201cativé cabines minister and who luter went throughout Ontario urging he abolition »f the Prohibition Act + hich he had previously advocated does net accept reapensthility fos them.THE EXAMINER-COURJER.FRIDAY, MARC At The Outremont - Row, KC.ing reply.! Our Federal Government has had :s, coin 34,000,000 one-cent coins.One.denomination is trying to reduce its: deficit by asking its members to add! to their annual contribution one cent placed in a box on the dining room table at the upening of each meal.has now declared that both church und university must avoid action in the political or economic field if they ure to do their best work.Such a .peech by ome \u2018vhose whole recent life has been \u2018teeped in politi- «xl action is, \u20180 The plan was started too late to have great effect on the budget of 193 bat, 150,000 boxes have been applied fur : (and it is hoped that each table will! add at least $10 to the church funds during 1934.The divctsion of the pennies into the boxes created the shortage referred te.-ay the least, The President of the Americau Bar very surprising.' Association spoke recently to the stu Dr.D.N.Me- \u201cdents of Harvard Law School.The Lachlan, secre- ' Association has been greatly disturb- =! lcd over the low estate into which the, «d Church socal ilegal profession has fallen.Many} ervice board issued u spirited and have heen wondering if it will be pos-, convincing reply.He pointed out that | sible to control crime and rid the na- «very important cl'urch\u2014Catholic and'tion vf the exploitation which is car-.Protestant\u2014in its utterances since\u2019ried on under the skillfel guidance of 1890 has asserted the obligation of clever lawyers.According to the New! he church to criticize economie and, York Times the Prosident said: \u201cTho! noliticz! organizations in the light of most important thing about law is \u2018\u2019hristian standards.No body has:getting business.Go to church ever wen more outspoken than the world- if it is hard to take.You'll meet a wide Lambeth conference of Anglican lot of nice people there.Tt isnt s nishops.endorsed by the general syn- important for you tu see them as fon il of ir.Cody's Canadian churen.them to see you.Now that's called Dz Cody urged the church and th: the church racket, but what of it.ag university to promole ends rather long as you're geiting business in ¢ than means.It iz this challenge of!quiet, genteel way?\u201d \u2018he ends sought by the present eco-| Ontario Hydro Electric will add at nomic and political order whieh theithe end of its last fiscal year to ith professors aud parkons have critivis- reserve fund the sum of five millioir od as unchristian.To this no one to|dollars making the fund in all the, our knowledge has given a convine-' sum of sixty seven million dollars and tary of the Unit- 1 &.Buy Your Drug Needs at.ROSEN\u2019S PR UG] STOR E| 5719 PARK AVENUE Phones : CRes.9933 - DOI.0415 Prescriptions Our Specialty\u2014Prices Most Reasonable 4 - Messenger Boys M Your Service - 4 \u2014\u2014\u2014 FRESH INSULIN | White ALWAYS ON HAND 69c 72 IEA Blue Yellow Le 850 $1.48 No home should be without a Dental Mirror\u2014Get yourself and children into the habit of examining your teeth and spot decay.N N PWNS ; 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M.Cooperberg, J.Shat H.Kraus N I Paste, Large Ultre Antiseptic .LL 1 ng in for the peroerg, atner, i.Kraus, N Kolynos ae 49c Handy as Germicide \u2026\u2026 Ni Some of these include: Frankie No- popuarity prize In plain toc models {H.Mendelsohn, H.Lank, W.Ordover, N Fall's Hair Renewer.For Moth Flakes SN tan.who was Pacific Coast flyweight [with clear through perforations, fhat{d.Corn, N.Rosenstein, M.Midelman, N 1p ndruff d Fall- \u2019 de Ni champion from 1919 to 1926.Ray type of shoe is very smart and very| Misses Nunn, Buck, Bullock, Soles.3 ] a drut and Fall $1.00 Peroxide N Spiker, heavyweight champion of comfortable, far \u2018he clear-through{ Hostesses: Mesdames 1.Herzig, MS ng Ja a Te ; eet beeen N! Canada in 1922 and held the same punchings Keep your feet cool dnd that H.Cohen, B.I.Fainer, H.Shiller, HR Mastin's east ablets ee soft Fjtitle in the U.S.Navy during 1927 -28.kind of air-conditioning means solid |B.Miller, J.Fricdman, Hyman Co- | gin seen a 490 Home i ons mien vo ncn vn P De N eight .* Nitled Jack Delaney to a ten-round N Usin Antiseptic .1 Mlüraw in Providence in 1936.Jim N (Garale and 35c \u201c 49c as Redudng ~~.78¢ N|Dime, heavyweight champion of the i] Mcath wash Gam inns S Pacific Coast Fleet; Charlie Vincent, = Gifts for Easter we carry an Assortment of Besutiful Toilet er as à fai Tine of Harriet Hubbard Ayers, Try, Gemey, Le Debut, 3 Secrets, Yardiey, Marvelous, Max Factor, Princess Pat Cosmetics.a oe ct ne + \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014a\u2014\u2014tan a WT od: mtg MARTHA WASHINGTON COSMETICS N PT Re A AM A AAA AAA AM ld Lilli Bcd I AAA AA PT a AAA Rl LL i dacs Mae A PARK GARAGE $702 PARK AVENUE PHONE CRESCENT 1243 FREE SET OF SPARK PLUGS With Every Vaire Job & CYLINDER CAR .$ so 6 38 s ER CAR .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.arenes 1240 Tee tain View, New Jersey.His Credo is: \u2018land thinkers to MAKE TEE WORLD TR Ra RR LCR Lhd ddA ALAA TON #| world is entitled to as much of the | Makes their feet look tou wide\u2014but Gloria Stuart, one of the many beautiful | girls featured with E ddie Cantor in \u201cRoman Scandals.\u201d arty Saturday.all this- with much lower rates than we have in.this district.And this in spite of tbe.\u2018fact that Quebec Province has, the greatest water: powers in the world.Well Dressed Man Considers Shoes | For His Wardrobe Canada has a record of forty-three.{million horse.power of hydro electric; The smart dresser is watching his energy and as yet only about cight|step this Spring\u2014ut least, he\u2019s look- A-million horse power is in use and aying twice at his shoes from the style {considerable part of that power runs jangle before he decides whether the tu waste during daylight hours and fit is good and the shoes feel com- during the night when people ave | fortable.sleeping.Perhaps we are asleep most! So when you go out tv buy shoes of the.time on this vital question?Lihis Spring don\u2019t go around with.any firm resolution to buy a pair of shoes Another profession which seems to {like the last ones you boughe\u2014just | have disappeared during the lust four! peeguse they were comfortable and years is the efficiency expert.gave you your muney\u2019s worth of wear, Go out shopping with an open mind The Upen Road is published «very and give the shoe salesman à chance little while by Bruce Calvert at Moun- ito show you some of the new styles.| Shoes Have New Streamilning Stand on your own intelleetual feet.Do your own thinking.Mind your own| business.Do not leave it to someone | else, Accord all others the same right.| Co-operate with your fellow workers mon off our chest, whats new?Well, lin the first place, its the outflare style\u2014the modified pointed toe model that flares out at the ball of the foot, Them's fighting words to many men, SAFE FOR INTELLIGENCE.There is a steadily growing belief: Some men don't like the pointed that every mun and woman in the lov ides, and others say the.outflare | carth\u2019 s.surface, sunshine and air, and experience has taught us that the out.§ the opportunities of life as he and flare is a shoe that doesn't tend fo \u2018attractive costumes representatives of Now that we've got that little ser | and that\u2019s why this style may still M ; does,\u201d he said, \u201cand we should all put champion.P+ [flc-Northwest.crown against | 1.9.welter, title, \u2018and Frank Schab » she.can rightly use and no morc.1 \u2018disagree with every word you say, hut I will defend to the denth | your right tu say it.\u2014Voltaire.Tariff walls and customs duty bar-| riers gre far more dangerous symptoms of warfure than any number of battleships, said Sir Arthur Balfour, of Sheffield, England, addressing the i purehasing agents Association of | \"Montreal, recently.\u201cEconomic warfare constitutes a far greater menace to the peace of the world than building warships {a wlop,to competitive tariff building ,,forated tips.run vver\u2014a shve that kceps its good \u2018Jooking shape longer.than others \u2018we've worn.It's smart and trim looking, too\u2014gives the foot a streams line appearance that's us modern as \u201cairflow\u201d in motor cars.Smart dressers are choosing this style of last in the brown wing tip shoe with perforations for informal town wear this spring.Its compat.ion for town and business wear is the black town shoc with steaight pets those two shoes we might state that perforations on the toc of the shoe arc coming into prominence.Plain, undecorated shoes are still good, bat if you want to stride along with the 30th, 1934.FORTY THIEVES In line with the many successes of the Y.M.H.A.Junior Dramatic Group earlier this season the Association has decided to present their first general children\u2019s play\u2014\u201cAli Baba and the Forty Thicves\u201d\u2014a dramatization of the famous Arabian Nights story, un- de rthe direction of Miss Rose Arfin, on Monday, Tuesday und Wednesday, April 2, 3, 4th, at 2.30 p.m., in the \u201cY\u201d Auditorium, 265 Mt.Royal West.The story is simpie enough for even the youngest child to understand, and yet so full of action and adventure that it is certain to hold the interest of those parents who will accompany their sons and daughters.Opening with Ali Baba watching the cave open mysteriously when the robber chief uses his magic words, and continuing with the murder of Kassim, and the discovery of the thiefs in barrels of oil and the eventual slaying of the chief of the robbers by Morgiana, the play is full of excitement from beginning to end.Of special interest to all who enjoy appropriate settings is the fact that the play requires seven complete changes of scenery\u2014by far the most elaborate undertaking by this Group.The scenes are very colourful and in many places add.a sense of mystery to all the action.A specialiy trained stage crew consisting of Ben Schecter, Bill Deskin, Ben Blicher and Boris Levine will be in charge.Each player has been outfitted in the most and close ALL BABA AND THE one in keeping with the spirit of God.The day of worship was % changed from Sat@rday which is the Sunday evening services of theiseventh day to Sunday because Christ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-!was \u2018resurrected on that day.The day Saints (Mormon) held in the Ri-|speaker related several of the heal- alto Hall \u201cB\u201d, at 4711 Park Avenue.ings that Christ performed on £un- Elder Lloyd M.Jacobsen delivered |day as recorded in the New Testa- the first sermon, the velationship of |ment thus proving that it is proper God and man being the theme.Helte do good on the Sabbath especially explained the Latter-day Saint con-|to one\u2019s fellow man, ception of God which is not that God is only a spirit and he fills the whole immensity but that God is u person with body, parts, and passion and can only be in one place at a time; it is the diviye influence that is everywhere present.The speaker related Bibli- eal incldences illustrating how God has been ever watchful of his chil-{ Through shifting vistas, fortunes new dren, always willing to assist those and strange; that were living his commandments{And yet to stand untouched by any according to the best of their knowl-) gust edge.God is not the author of con- Of time and circumstance that round fusion, however, many persons today : her beats, transgress the natural laws and dis-| To have no sudden doubts, no hopes, credit the divine being with what we no trust, have brought upon ourselves because|No shining victories, no drab, defeats.of the missuse we have given our|Iinmured in life as in a prison cell, free agency.The Elder also discuss-'A prisoner too ignoble to resist ed man\u2019s accomplishments and de.The guards who pace the walls where velopment during the nineteenth cen-| he must dwell tury and forcefully illustrated how!With voice or knife or swift-avenging \"CANADIAN MISSION NOTES HER PUNISHMENT punishment i: this: to sec the years Go hurtling pust brimmed up with stress and change, Uncounted hopes in each and countless fears, Her we ure indebted to God for these; fist.many blessings.She does not know this is her punish- Miss Percilla Wilson spoke upon ment: ; the importance of remembering the Tv live in vague and picaningless content.Sabbath Day and keeping it holy.\u2019 She discussed the three essentials of the dedicated day that should be ob-, \u201cWhy don't you tell the propriete: served: first, rest from all one's lu-lif the steak is like leather?\u201d bors; second, attend church or com- \u201cHe might want to charge us shoe \"munity gatherings and worship; third, prices then.\u201d offer oblations to the Lord.Activity! engaged in on the Sabbath Day should! the time of the story, and designed | by Mr.and Mrs.L.Wener, and prepared by the Mother's Committee; ! turbans and other head gear were | made by Mrs.Jack Halperin, while: Mr.Jack Halperin assisted with dance routines, As a means of training as large a group as possible in stage presence, .:poisc and diction, the cast will consist of 24 boys and 3 girls, Morris SOCIAL At a mecting of the Naomi Girls, Mrs.M.H.Cohen read a paper on Passover.The meeting was a short one, and was arranged in order that those members who wished to attend a Seder that was to be held for Ju- dians might attend.The Anglican Young People\u2019s Association, Dramatic Club, Church of the Ascension, has heen in rehearsal for some time of the hilarious three-aet comedy, \u201cHere Comes Patricia,\u201d and will present the vehicle in the Church hall, on Park Ave., on April 16th next, Women's Social Service Organization held a bridge and tea on March be that type of recreation that brings! ; D Will \u2018Miller will portray Ali Baba, and Syl-! via Leving is the faithful servant ! i Morgiana, and the greedy brother Kassim ix Sidney Phillips, whose wife] Happy is depicted by Beatrice Kogut and doubled by Evelyn Hosat.Abdullah, This who eventually marries Morgiana, i= Sol Teblum, and Willie Finer is the, .chief robber who sends a earn avbedebs tichearnin ach tabubod dior 4 M.Browman, J.Dental Service at Home for Invalids and Aged l\u2019ersons.DR.H.P.MAILHOT SURGEON DENTIST CRescent 6209 59 Cote St.Catherine Rd.OUTREMONT ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF The A-1 Shoe Repairs and , À \\, Shoe Shine Parlor SAM SLAVIN, Prop.Finest Workhman-hip\u2014 Shoes Dyed AN Color: Reasonable Prices \u201cQuality and Service\u201d \u201c 4b16 PARK AVENUE \u2014 ABOVE VILLENEUVE = THE Y.M.H.A.JPUIOR DRAMATIC CLUB AN WILL PRESENT \u2018Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 2nd, 3rd and 4th.Ï IN THE Y.MH.A.Auditorium, 265 Mount Royal West Tickets, 10 cents cach \u2014 Can be obtained at the \u201cY\" yd oo / RT IF IT'S CLEANING OR PRESSING .- PHONE DOLLARD 1576 SPUNT°S VALET SERVICE 258 LAURIER AVENUE WEST \u2014 19 YEARS OF SATISFACTION \u2014 RZ & \u201c Rize The Way the Wind Blows For Spring YR di iisiddd adieu THE EX AMINER-COURIER.A 2 ee 7909 Ÿ Re RL RR pee FRIDAY.MARCH 30th, 1934, rr RE a a ida + > Fashion Notes Emphasis i is on Line Rather Than; ness of line that will simply leave you Ornament this Season~\u2014Three-| overcome.quarter Sleeves Are Gathered! Cleverly\u2014 Contrasting Materials |?and Colors Popular Again This your back.There's one by Schiapar- Year.By Annette Alice in hats and the in hair styles .up-sweep direction, of course.(We tremble to *hink what will happe March wind goes the wrong way.) The whole effect is to give you a dashing, perky sort of look, with the big emphasis on line rather than ornament, For instance, the smar test coals are\u2019 bombarded in tweedy wools or rough wouls with-|sleeves.out any fur, tailored with a clever-'fectly plain?| front.You've heard about the back-sweepli, wear it, of course.co and now comes the front-|sistent is fashion) blow sweep in coats and dresses.Everyone way! Lelong has one with big gath- is to look wind-blown, but in the smarl|ered sleeves that sweep jrs all very effective i£ you are care- » .v found, beach sandals that are not only smart but comfortable.Norma Shearer, charming star who has introduced so many new fashions,- introduced the beach clog with white crocheted vamp and ties, and now everyone wants them.Miss Shearer's beach clogs are made with rubber sole and real wooden heels, with a soft crochet vamp open to show the toes, the clogs held on by clever ties juf crochet that cross and tie in à bow on the instep.The majority of them have ront fullness of some sort, making you look as though you were beinlg swept along by a strong breeze on elli in a lovely navy tweed that shows this The revers stand crisply forward and the skirt sweeps to the You have to have style sense! incon- other Other couts (showing how the new pie- de- Joan Crawford introduces a \u201cjewelry ensemble\u201d in her new ture, \u201cSadic McKee,\u201d which she signed herself.She wears a hand- hammered gold bandeau at the back of her hair and a matching hammered gold collar as an accent for one of her Joveliest black evening gowns, backwards.ith coats like these, The hat you choose must carry out the line of your coat or you are sunk.And What About Sleeves?The shops say that they are being with questions about Will the new sleeves be per- What\u2019s all this about Jean Harlow, neted for her prefer ence for white in the evening, choses her newest Spring evening ensemble | | : Whither Goest Thou, Dame Fashion ?By HELEN HOAGLUND Heeling about the cut of the suit coats Giving one's wardrobe a b pin the newest models.Some have an treatment is a pleusant chore that!ample flare just below à nipped-in every woman faces in this jubilant [waistline illustrating the popular new season of the year.And this spring |Wind-blown silhouette that you are ushers in as tempting an array of [hearing so much about, Collars, too, new styles as the fashion-wise \u2018wo- often have sail revers in fur or fabric, man has ever glimpsed.\u2018or ribbon ties (and sometimes gay An Interesting Russian Influence Is Maid taffetas are used for such trim- Here timing).The long-coated suits often .Le .adopt the tuxedo version of the revers The recognition of Russia by the hon «nd there is Augu a en ds Co A .pi ere is stabernard's United States had far-reaching im ! K rds ] ; \u2018 fetching rippled collar on many of portance in diplomatie and commer.kn y ; ; ; tthe smart new suit coats, cial eireles\u2014but it also had a mean-| o .You'll find loose \u201ckimono-cut\u201d suits ing all its own in the world of fash-; .! A .of knickle-length, box » jackets ion.For behold the vivid Russian bat-| .ne ho little jackets on ., C0 tof knee-length, with that youthful, let color combinations in this spring's ; | , à 4 , new-looking front fullness.In suits or silks \u2018and wuolens! Among these vivid daytime ensembles, you'll often find peasant hues (which suggest the, eu { \u201ccompanion\u201d fabrics used with dash- colors in the costumes and settings.effect.8 ti for inst ; ; ffeet.Some 8 s ' of the Russian ballets) are chocolate, het; Le pes: Lu it ie » Jacke s ehceke 3 [IY J .brown, \u201cLe Beau Danube\u201d often com-! Ji reeked and He skirt 11 .monatene, Or the coat may he a hea- bined with pale flesh pink, silvery) vien version of the light oo I h a ! | + version 0 + Tieht-woise gray with brilliant turquoise or pinkvi ; 1 RENE mat .Lo erial that is used for the skirt or violet, and a combination of \u2018 \u2018poison , Se frock.Then often (especially in the green\u201d with kelly green., M, ca + sil ts + ni fabric ensembles) you'll find the any : newes .any of the newest silk prints have l cl f ice hockey plavers tire ; \u201d i tivities, the club has forged ahead Jack y laea ¥ ei A I .The class of ice hockey players.farv Baker Eddy: Maurice Watch Hospital constantly at an exceedingly ®apid Woman who can make good bread.\u201d nf people, Whilst Clifford Frederick pearing that mark soon became veo) wand God is able to make all grace the hour of knead.\u201d i lgaiety and good humor.Raymond; It is pleasing to be able to add that'may abound to every 1 Kk\u201d 2 i | as a ay abe y good work.\u201d (II merite \u2014 Sa ka oon Spo a I no \u2018 Lie $ .! skat rts ENOT, À Ralph Watkins is a mocker, who likes despite their being loaded down with Corinthiana 9:8).| \u201cSay, mister,\u201d said a little fellow to: Joker and a Real Good to taunt snd fool his companions; these honors the Quakers, nt last re.! \u201cIf sin, sickness, and death were xt door neighbour, \u201care you the M k vherefors, he is called the \u2018fox\u2019.ts had suffered only two defeats 1 .thi they IALLY INVITED TO AN a ne \u2019 y ocker ) | .\\ports had suffered only \u2018understood as nothingness, cy YOU ARE CORDIALLY | man who gave my brother a dog last | \u201cEven crasser are the contrasts in in an matches.would disappear.As vapor melts be- week?\u201d Go the characters of Leyster, Graydon LL ne a oil w ; \u2026 ¢ 4] As a Toronto sports columnist once Bird and Ronald Frederick Silver.fore the sun, so evil would vanish be e 4 Me ti \u201cYes.\u201d \u201cWhy did you break your engage farce the reality of good.How import e a remarked: Sas © in! Sr ; y did y + y : fore the reality o good.rw import- Open Mass 8 \u201cWell, ma says to come and take ed: Saskatoon can certainly Bird, an utmost agile player on the ment to Tom?\" ant then to choose good as the real.; s vell- in : a.>» ., .ren all back.\u201d boast a well-balanced hockey team in ice, «iis fer hours in a quiet nook, \u201cHe deceived me.He told me he ig.\u201d (Science and Health page 480).ELECTORS OF ST.MICHAEL'S WARD \u2018the Quakers, what with a jolly joker, 1onely hrooding, wherefore he got the vas a\u2019 liver and kidney spcialistg and a ; FAIRMOUNT AND b 3 LL .a mocker and a useful gener on boar.mekname \u201csphinx.\u201d Silver, however, ] found out that he only worked in a Mother love has wrecked many a FAIRMOUNT SCHOOL ESPLANADE AVES.IJ isckey, ski-ing, swimming, debating! The Quakers have been touring apparently remembering the proverb!putcher's shop.\u201d life ; I] :icrosse, ete.Europe, and very successfully, since «lence is gold, talking is silver\u201d, likes oo se ee .ms Monday, April 20d,\u20148.30 p.m.-Swimming has recently been or-|early in January.Someone sent saidito hear himself talking and is a zeal-| _ __ 1 ; JF.\u2018anized under the direction of Elgar scribe a translation of an article, narrator, which, perhaps, is the \u201cI appeal to the fair-minded voter of St.Michael's ward shea, captain of the school swimming Which appeared in a Berlin newspap-necessary proviso (or consequence) to disregard the question.of race or creed in making thelr eam, and has aroused considerable er when the Quakers visited Germany.| op his civil profession as a teacher.\u201d R E A D E R S choice in the present municipal c'ections.\u201d nterest among students.Saskatoon foliowers of the lads who; The Berlin scribe excelled himself, | Ci : An activity which has been pro.reached the Allan Cup finals a year however, when it came to explaining] gressing apace with the others has 380, and recently won the so-called how the Quakers got their name, not | Owing to the cver-increasing interest in the EXAMINER.COURIER, it becomes daily more difficult to supply everyone, as been the Debating Club, under the world's amateur championship in the knowing that nest athletic teatas .; : : : eon resto direction of Rev.Brother Gabriel.Milan tourney, will probably be sur- from Saskatoon carry that appella- des'red, with a copy.The paper will he mailed post-paid fo any | L ; Rev.Brother de Sales, and Charles prised to find just what a good team tion: f address for six month for cne dollar, te cover cout of stamps and i Cornell, secretary.they really have.: This is Good wrapping.Addres8 Circulation Dept., Examiner-Courier, 5736 Park Many friends of the School Club| Jim Dewey, for instance, besides \u201cIn the small town of Saskatoon, | Avenue.Le People\u2019s Candidate for will be in attendance at the annual dinner.Rev.Francis J.Singleton, Alderman St.Michael's Ward || vestor.nonorars president of ihe) D° 5° Schoo! Club; Rev, Brother Patrick, J ever _ (DUEVER KNOW IT TO FAIL?uke Callaghan Mem-: orial School; Rev.John Britt, of St.BEAR HE NO GOT UM .HI TH OLD ROOSTER 13 A-CROWIN'/ = Michael's Church; Rev.William Byrd.MUCH FOOD \u2014 HE WAKE Gr \\ AGAIN AND TH\u2019 OLD WOOD 24 a?chaplain of the School Club; J.A.UP HEAP SOON.SPRING, ik ! PILE.1S PERTY LOW.t Mercicr, K.C., M.P.for Laurier-Outre- H SPRING SHOULD BE HÈRE 4 SE mont, and patron of the Sehool Club; y.ANY DAY, BY CRACKY! @-Cads 6 R.C.Cornell; Michael Kavanaugh 3 .] ~ = president of St.Michael's A.A.; T.J.Was AE a 3 Dube, president of the St.Michael's y \u2018 Conference of the St.Vincent de Paul - ~,/ /, Society; W.E.Carragher, of St.Mi- 2 Ne « 7, ; | chael's A.A.; Col.John Long, Thomas ST be { CA ni | Cuddihy, director of Studies of the \u201d J it j Catholic School Commission; Alder- 3 \" A} man'Owen J.Callary, Outremont; hav 49 pw NR || Paul Haynes and Howie Morenz, : : ou he mn A\u201d Ë Montreal hockey plavers; Marty I >.= 5 AW À \"Barry, of the Boston Bruins Club; i y ¥rad E.Neville.manager of the Vic- 1 © \u201d : | sk Rev.Brothers \u201cPant O'Keeto.D x ALL MERDE LP WHER CHIEF LAUGHING GAS Anthony, Joseph, Ireneus, Austin, - : .AND YOU HAVE VISIONS OF EARLY GOLF WHEN FARM ATR YP SAVE vis OF 5 ARLY GCL ER \u2018i Rogers; and Messrs.Raymond Alti- YH ah ] {mus and Luke MacDougall.BEARS AND 790 7 (hE hi 655! SARL Do AE \u20ac : ~ ANYWAY Everything washed snow Hockey\u2014Seriior Division Award © ROOSTER 5\u2014 PHOOEY Vk of white and beautifully ironed.Due to the lateness of the scasom, | y ire istibnttatcts?anid the closing of the Loyola College Pion 10 POUNDS FAMILY \u2018It Stadium the awarding of the Jos.Mer- Fo rier Hockey Trophy was decided by a LAUNDRY | vote at a special meeting of the ex- acutive and representative commit- $ 1 00 + tees, it was unanimously deeided that \u2014 the Ninth Year, under the captain.ship of Gerald Ambrose.were the wiñners of the School Trophy in the Serchied, rowed - £11938-34 hockey season of the Senior 4 Division of the House Tesgtte.= Thanks to Ladies Arrangements for the annual din- fier of the St.Michael's School Athletic Club to be held in the School [DE 2 Toy BLACK i oi li B ITS TH \u201cBY SHAN ALL KINDS OF WEATHER! Tnt 9 209 ald, Mrs.Powers, Mrs.H.Lacroix, Mos Sullivan; Mrs.Chevrier, Mrs.R snd Misses Turner and E.Fo.: : Alley, all of Outremont and the North- g A | e PI e a se\u201d A m Laundr Anditorium of the Luke Callaghan { \\ à Méithérial School on April 4th have been greatly forwarded through the 1732 Poupart | urieeusing efforts of Mrs.Mulvanie, mé Besw x Benner, and Mrs.Wright, Mrs, Me- TÉL _ 157 -k/ Oréndy, Mrs.Pearson, Mrs.J.Quinn, Bi : Mrs.H.MacDonald, Mrs.J.Fitzger- CHÉRRIER .1 ce dB TIE oi en am aa = LE UE wT gt EE [ , 0242.A-87 PAGE SIX By NOREEN By NOREEN PATTERSON The Debate The 15th Annual Tenth vs Eleventh Year Debate for the Chas.P.Tucker Cup, took place on Tuesday afternoon, last.The subject for debate this year was \u201cResolved That Lotteries, The Proceeds of Which Are to be Used for Charitable Purposes, Be Legals jzed in Canada.\u201d Upholding the affirmative side were Jack Tritt, Marjorie Evans, Cyril Willington and Rita Brown.representatives of Grade Ten.For the Negative side, were Eileen Kingsley, Ralph Moore, Annette Kahn, and Isa- dore Gottheil, substituting for Nareen Patterson, the representatives of Grade Eleven, Presiding in the chair was the president of the Students\u2019 Council, Pearl Garmaise, The judges, who so kindly and gra- viously gave their time for the contest were Mrs.Hilliard Norris, B.A., Mr.W.J.Messenger, M.A., and Mr.Harold W.Smith.Mrs.Norris, as chairman of the judges, gave the decision.The upholders of the negative side were the victors, who last ycar won as Tenth year.The cup was presented to Annette Kahn.the leader of the negative, and also a separate PATTERSON Principal's Dance Friday, April 13th, has been definitely set aside for the annual Principal\u2019s Dance, given by Mr, Walsh and taken care of by our \u201cStudents\u2019 Council.\u201d The dance will be absolutely fice.Those who go do not even have to subscribe for another school magazine as was suggested.The tickets will be given to all those who have in any way helped our school this term.There will be a limited number of these, as usual, and it will be THE EXAMINER-COURJER, FRIDAY, MARCH 30th, 1931.Outremont Hockey League Closes Successful Season Our picture shows the executive of the Outremont Hockey League which has just closed a highly successful 1933-31 season.They are: Henry W.Sylvester, president; Roger La- conte, founder; J.Varboncocur, vice- pres.; O.Cardinal, vice-pres.; K.Lyons.M.Delorme and J.Normandin, secre- eus _ Employer (to new office boy): \u201cHas to do in the afternoon?\u201d New, Boy: \u201cYes, sir; I was to wake him up when I saw you coming.\u201d me eue \u2014 Policeman: \u201cAs son as I saw you the cashier told you what you have|come around the bend I said to myself, \u2018Forty-five, at least.\u201d Woman driver: \u201cHow dare you?It's this hat that makes me look so old.\u201d tary-treasurer.left to the discretion of Mr.Walsh to[tUnate as they.invite the pupils he thinks deserving of tickets.Any tickets left over after Gym Exhibition After a lapse of several years the that will be given to those who have [annual Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Gym Exhibi- played smaller parts in our school activities.Badminton The teachers enjoyed the game against the pupils so much in January that they challenged them to a frame in which the teachers played with the girls.Miss Cameron Hay and Ruby Rabinovitch came out on top with Miss Amos and Annette Kahn as runners-up, though the latter did not go down without a battle.After the hard games the girls were entertained by the teachers in the Board Room.All enjoyed the tion was held this season on Thursday evening, March 22nd, before an enthusiastic assembly of parents and pupils.Credit should be given to Miss Howard and Mr.Brennan for turning out a demonstration of this calibre, as the various groups went through their difficult tasks with hardly a flaw, and it is hoped that next year an affair of this kind will again be staged with more pupils participating.Spring Training With the temperature close to zero cup to each of the members of the team.| | | CALL .CRescent 4112 } + m0 mt 5 it 3 a 1 er tes FLATS TO LET afternoon very much and hope that next year the girls will be as for- YOUR CAANINER-COURIER GLASSIFIED Main Office and with a foot of snow on the ground, Strathcona ushered in the ADS.5736 Park Avenue FLATS TO LET ! 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Contest closes tomorrow.Prize essays ||: will be published complete in later issues of the Examiner-Courier.| It may be your first step in a literary career! So\u2014Come on, boys and ||! ! i 1 ming production of \u201cAli Baba and orty Thieves.Nights\u201d with iMustration=; to first | boy and first girl.|i Closing date: March 51, 1934.' Send essays to Editor of Examiner-Courier, 5736 Park Ave.il Y.M.H.A., 265 Mount Royal West.Clay in one of the semi-finals, 15-7, 9-15, 15-1, while in the other, Tommie Wilkinson defcated Brian llag- gerty, 15-2, 15-3.In the finals Tommie Wilkinson defeated Victor Griffiths, 156-11, 15-9.Learn To Swim North Branch \u201cY\u201d has for years conducted a free Learn to Swim Campaign for school boys, and this yesv will be no exception.Lust year 365 boys registered for the ten free lesson periods, and Henry Peacock, the \u201cY\u201d physical director, and his volunteer swimming instruction corps, had a busy time during the spring months.These 365 boys came not only from the schools in the immediate vicinity of the \u201cY\"\u201d but \u2018also from Barclay, Earl Grey, Delormier and Wm, Daw- sun.In this \u201cevery person a swimmer\u201d emphasis this spring, Mr.Peacock has announced that while special attention will be given to those who cannot swim, considerable time will be given also to coaching boys who can swim to improve their style.This will call for a closer supervision of the swimmers, and to that end more volunteer coachers than usual are being re- eruited for this community service.Swimming Tests Swimming has become a major activity at North Branch \u201cY\u201d during the past few weeks, and every member is being encouraged to pass as many of the Y.M.C.A.graded tests as possible.The following have passed the Beginners\u2019 Test: Jack Croucher, Kenneth Smith and Angus MacKinnm.The Advanced Beginners\u2019 Test has been taken by Lorne Baker, Elwood Baupit, Jack Callanan, Joshua Deuel, Richard Lilly, Gordon Perkins, Russell Thompson, Ernest Delaney, Norman Hair, Henry Hudson, Haig Jackson, Stanley MacLean, James Rinder, Herbert Whiston, Peter McGuire, and Bill Forrest.The Junior Swimmer Tests are now being attempted by Herbert Whiston, bascball season as Room 40 defeated their ancient rivals, Room 42, by the score of 13-11.The game was close throughout, but the superior hurling of Hart turned the contest for the winners.This was an exhibition tilt, .with à league probably starting after the girls! 25 DS 1O e E ! 14 + North Branch | + BALL PLAYERS WANTED + | + + \u201cy\u201d Notes + The Juvenile section of the + \u2018 + Rambler's Athletic Club are *| 4 at present looking for new +; The Murray Boys\u2019 Tournament, held {# material for their softball + at the Sun Life Building on Saturday, {# teams, in preparation for the + attracted seven entries from the|4 coming summer season.Any 4 North Branch Boys\u2019 Badminton Club.{4 information can be had from +! 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