Examiner-courier, 31 août 1934, vendredi 31 août 1934

[" ale he ut es ist ict ple ad\u201d, ic- of on JU no of to er Outremont Mount Royal - Examiner-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Busimessmen\u2019s Association of the North End.\\ Park Extension Montreal Annex VOL.VI__ No.34.IMPORTANT DETAILS MAR OPENING OF OUTREMUNT PROTESTANT SCHOOLS Changes in Teaching Personnel \u2014 Reduction in Home Work.\u2014 Lengthening School Day \u2014 Increase in Fees \u2014 Mr.Walsah, Principal \u2014 Superintendent, Begins Twentieth! Year of Service.The Outremont Protestant Schools will reopen for the session 1934-1935 on Wednesday, September 3th, at the usual hour.ne Full particulars in connection with the registration are found in the regular advertisement appear- img elsewhere in this newspaper.be favorably received.In very few children suggest disappointment.The holiday has been lon For the most part the announcement will have we heard any of the, and althougn instances most pleasant, still its very length has brought a keen desire to again assemble in classes, where the more regular habits of life can be resumed.Few changes have been made in the¥%\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 interval.The schools have been completely renovated, as is usual, and the necessary repairs effected.No increased accommodation has been provided, for it is not anticipated that the school population will show any appreciable increase.It is felt that at least one hundred addition pupils can be absorbed in the present accommodation without overcrowding.A few changes have, of necessity.heen made in the teaching staff.In the High School department Miss Virginia Hume, B.A., (now Mrs.Bailie) has retired, and will be replaced in Grade VHIA, by Mr.William I.Cook, from Grade VII, of the Guy Drum- mond School.Miss Mabel Howard, who had charge of the Physical Training Department on the girls\u2019 side, was married during the vacation, and in her place will be Miss Barbara McPherson, a graduate of the Physical Training School of Mec- Gill University.Three members of the Guy Drummond School staff were also married, in the persons of Miss Sheila Saunderson, Miss Jessie King and Miss Edith Chodet, the latter one of \u2018the French specialists.Their places will be taken as follows: Miss Margaret Templeton, Miss Mina Winter and Miss Gladys Cullen.Another new member of the Guy Drummond School staff will be Miss Mary Smeed, replacing Miss Catherine Me- Gibbon, who resigned in January last.It is of interest to note that the first oversea exchange will be in effect in Outremont this year, when Miss L.M.Gilmour, from Scotland, goes to the Guy Drummond in place of Miss Evelyn Johnston, who will spend the year teaching in Scotland.Miss Gilmour comes very highly recommended, and is the sister of the Rev.M.Gilmour, assistant at St.Andrew\u2019s and St.Paul's, Montreal.Twenty Years of Service A very careful analysis of the school prospectus for the coming year has been made, and it reveals many points of real interest.It is of high interest to note that Mr.W.Al- Jen Walsh, principal of Strathcona Academy and superintendent of Ou- tremont Protestant Schools, commences with this term his twentieth year of service in Outremont.Much has been accomplished during that period, and this paper suggests and anticipates that this fact shall be fittingly recognized some time during the course of the year.It is regrettable that the schools will reopen without a chairman of the Board of Trustees, Mr.Hector Mackay, who occupied that office, having passed away in July last.Mr.Mackay had served his city as a member of the School Board for eleven years, and was twice its chairman.His kindly advice and intense interest will bË greatly missed.A change is noted in the course of study for the coming year.In Grade X., Biology replaces Botany, and Physics again becomes a compulsory subject for all except those following course I, (general).It is noted that pupils who now desire to enter the Intermediate class in the School for Teachers, Macdonald College, must pass in ten units of work, in place of eight, as heretofore.In Grade X,, a complete change has been made in the course in English Literature, the old \u201cpermissive\u201d course being replaced by the new \u201cregular\u201d course.The \u201cregular\u201d course will gradually be introduced in this way, so that no hardship will be imposed in a financial way.In conformity with this policy, the new course in Arithmetic will be introduced only in Grade III, V, VII {Continued on Page Two) Y.ALHLA.SUMMER CAM LOSI AND EXHION Concert and Handicraft Display In Y\u201d Building In September.The Y.W.H.A.Summer Camp 1s busily engaged in making final pra- parations for their closing and concert and handicraft exhibition which will take place early in September.Parents and friends will be invited | to see the display \u2018 of oileloth pussy: cats, and bunnies, napkin rings, passe partout pictures, book marks, crepe paper hats and bags, cellophane belts, ascot scarves, fancy sewing, decorated jars, stencilled pin cushions and handkerchief cases which were made by the campers.Entertainment will include a playlet entitled \u201cI'm Terribly Sorry\u201d.a monologue, dance, piano solos, and sing-song.Prizes will be distributed to the best all round Midget, Tweenie, and Junior, the best handicraft models, the best camp newspaper story and poem, and the best composition written on the courses of First Aid and Nature Study, which were given by Mrs.Batist and Miss Sanscovitch.The season\u2019s activities included visits to Coco Cola, the Salada Tea Company, the Jewish General Hospital, Purity Ice Cream, J.J.Jou- bert\u2019s, Mount Royal Dairy; picnics to St.Helen's Island and Calumet Beach, St.Joseph du Lac; and joint Y.M.H.A.-Y.W.H.A.assemblies.Councillors who assisted were the Misses Dansky, Golt, Caplan, Soly- mon, Jacobs, Barney, Steinberg, San- coviteh, and the Mrs.Wittenberg and Batist.The Camp is under the direction of Miss Rose Arfin.Chairman of the Junior Department is Mrs.J.Rubin.DEATH FOLLOWS SWIFT ON TOP OF INFECTED CUT Outremont Resident at Work Thursday, Dead Friday.The death is reported, under unusual circumstances, of S.Lang, living at 1075 Van Horne Avenue, Outremont.Mr.Lang, employed as a spotter in a local dry-cleaning plant, went to work, according to statements, on Thursday morning suffering from a slight cut on his nose.The cut, it is stated, became infectad in\u2019 some way, blood poisoning setting in and developing with such rapidity .that death resulted on Friday.He leaves a widow, and would have celebrated the second anniversary of his in the \u2018Y\u2019 building | MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1934.\u2014 Winners In Rochon Garden Plot Contest The final decision of the judges in : the Rochon Garden Plot Contest has been handed down by Mr.Phil M.- Kenna, chairman.The Contest has been followed with the closest interest since its inception in May las:.So keen was the competition, reports Mr.McKenna, that he and his confreres, Messrs.Pascal and Lemay, had the greatest difficulty in deciding the ultimate winners.Awards were based on four cardinal points, viz., general condition (weeding, .watering, etc); symmetry of design; color effect and harmony, and selection of plants.Since the competitio 1 will undoubtedly be repeated another summer, it would be well for garden- lovers to bear these in mind.The ! committee, after consultation wih Rochon, sponsor of the | Alderman Contest, have decided, in fairness to everyone, that the prizes shall be | awarded as follows: $10.00 to first, and $5.00 to each of the four next slight change from the original intention.The winners, therefore ar.: 1\u2014Mrs.Bankley, 3352 Park Avenue, $10.2\u2014Fred Thearle, Mance, $5.00, 3\u2014Mrs.LL.Kauffman, 3134 Jeanne Mance, $5.00.5216 Jeanne 4-\u2014Miss J.Macdonald, 5337 Cas- grain, $5.00.# ä\u2014Miss E.Mackenzie.5689 Esplanade, $5.00.Lawn Mower presented by H.Pae- cal, for best flower bed, won by KR.O'Shaughnessy, 5661 Jeanne Mance.Special prize, 10 pound bag Aero Plant Food, won by TR.T.Samuel, 5615 Jeanne Mance.Honourable Mention 1\u2014Miss ©.Girouard, 5813 Esplanade, 2\u2014F.W.Coote, 599 Esplanade.3\u2014Mrs, J.Jackson, H830 Park.Arrangements for the distribution be announced next of prizes will | highest point winners, This is a week.| MacVICAR MEMORIAL | CHURCH NOTES ge _ - The regular Sunday services will i be resumed next Sunday at MacVicar | ; with Rev.Dr.Potter, {taking charge at both services.The | services will be in the morning at 1! | AM.and in the evening at 7.30 P.M.Dr.Potter | month of the minister, has been spending the August at Ocean Park Beach and is now quite recovered; from the effects of his recent opers- tion.His return will be the occasion of a warm welcome from the congregation.O\u2019SULLIVAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE BRANCH The Mount Royal Avenue and St.Lawrence Boulevard branch of the O'Sullivan Business College wishes to make known, thrèugh its principal, Mr.O.Brosseau, B.B.A., the fact that it is now open for registration of pupils.The O'Sullivan College is an educational institution of many years\u2019 standing in the city, and Mr.Brosseau has already been on its teaching staff for upwards of ten years.It covers in a most thorough manner all the subicets\u2014accountancy, stenography, typewriiing, commercial correspondence, arithmetic, penmanship, commercial law, French, ete.,\u2014taught in the recognized commercial courses, and features, in addition, special training in stenography, both in French and English, in its night classes, at reduced rates.This training includes dictation graa- ed according to the capacity of the student.These classes should prove attractive to those students wishing to perfect themselves in the writing of shorthand.The college will be open on Labor Day, and every evening between 7 and 9 exept Sunday from now on for registration of pupils, IT PAYS TO USE WANT ADS ARE YOU GOING TO LET THAT FLAT LAY IDLE AGAIN |.THIS, WINTER The House-Hunters Are Cut in Droves, and Every Minute\u2019s Delay is an Opportunity Lost.TRY AN EXAMINER- COURIER WANT AD \u201cThey Get Results\u201d 5736 PARK AVE marriage on Sunday.CRescent 4112 wr *I* OUTREMONT PRESBYTER.| IAN CHURCH NOTES (Beside the City Hall) On Sunday Sept.2nd, there wi'l only be one service in the Outremont Church, the morning service at 11 AM.Mr.George Porteous B.A, Executive Secretary of the North Branca Y.M.C.A.will be the preacher.On Sunday Sept.9th, the regular services will be resumed.PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS ANNUAL TRACK MEET The Annual Track and Field Mec: and Demonstration of Folk Dancing of the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds Association, will be held an Thursday, August 30th, at 2 P.M, at | \u201cWEEK OF GAMES\u201d SWIM MEET AT NORTH BRANCH \u201cY\" First Open Meet For Boys In I Years Brings Out Fine List of Entries.On Friday afternoon Inst.at the North Branch Y.M.C.A.thirty-two enthusiastic boy swimmers the ; North End gathered to engage in a competition in swimming under the auspices of the Week of Games Ax.sociation.This is the first open swimming meet that has been held for boys of the North End for many years, Several organizations and playgrounds were represented.Tho meet was conducted by Mr, Porteous, | executive secretary, assisted hy Brure \u201c Melville, of the North Branch Y.M, | CA.and Herb Fisher, of the Parks and Playgrounds staff.The events md winners were as follows: 10 to 12 years, 30 vards breast: \u2014 1.N.Peters; 2, R, Smith; 3, M.Rob- hins.30 Yards free: -1, M.Robbin; 2, J.Baltik; 3, R.Pilon.13 and 11 years, 30 vards breast\u2014 1, T.Gibson; 2, E.Brumer; 3, 1.Vosberg.30 yards back \u20141, I.Vos- berg; 2, B.Haggerty: 3, K.Brume:.G0 yards free\u20141.B, Haggerty; 2, F Vosberg; 3, Caie.Diving-1, 1.Vos- herg; 2.Caic and MeGuire (lied).15 and 16 years\u2014060 vards breast - 1, J.Beckow: 2, 8.Kobernick; 3, H.Gaudard.30 yards back: 1.G.Cle- ,man; 2.H.Gaudard; 3, S.Koberniek.60 yards free: 1, G.Cleman; 2, J.Beckow; 3, Noel.Diving: 1, Noel: 2, J.Durning and H.Picard.the grounds of the Montreal Amateur le + General Health By Dr.L.Goldman CONSTIPATION troublesome one.People past middle age begin to suffer from it, and then , the pills at the corner drug store are pressed into service, There two kinds of constipation, the atonic and the spastic.The former usually occurs in the stout flabby individual, the latter in lean and nervous type.The atonie causes a weakness in the intestinal musculature, this then fails to propel the fecal contents, which may remain in the intestines for several days unis taken.The spastic is just the opposite, a spastic contraction takes place acting like a block and not allowing the fecal mat ter to pass through.are tite less some cathartic Some individuals do not suffer auv ill effects from this.Yet others show We Handle Only The Courses will resume the beginning of September in the Educational Institutions for Young Boys and Girls, in the Classical and Business Colleges of the Country.The Columns of the Examiner-Courier Will be Found an Exceilent Medium for making known your methods and subjects, and of increasing your attendance.Phone for Rates, CRescent 4112.RR RI cao RO CD DR 2 i 22 Pll ZZ, AR Am HIGHEST GRADES OF FUEL.Ouimet - Wilson Coal Company, Limited COAL \u2014 COKE \u2014 WOOD \u2014 FUEL OIL 237 Van Horne Avenue \u2014 Phone Crescent 3177 TU PR Order Now yd RR RR a A RR PP 72722 COLA AM ALMA AE FOR ADDITIONAL \u201cWEEK OF GAMES\u201d RESUL TS SEE PAGE 4 PAGE TWO Important Details Mark Opening vw of Outremont (Continued from Page One) and VIII, when the Canadian Problem and Practice Arithmetic will take the place of Arthy\u2019s Graded Arithmetic.Also in Grades VII and IX, Grammar and Composition are being replaced by a more practical course in English Usage and Composition.Pupils in Grade IV will be happy to know that the amount of homework is being reduced, and that only two lessens, or une half hour of work, is suggested.In order to do this il was necessary to extend the school day to three-thirty instead of three o'clock.It is unfortunate that a change had to be made in the fees in the High School Department, but this was lo comply with instructions to this effect from the Montreal Central School Board.The monthly fee has been increased fifty cents a month, in Grade VIII and IX, seven- y-five cents a month in Grade X, and one dollar a month in Grade XI This certainly is n retrograde step im education on the Island of Montreal, and we hope it is only of a temporary nature.The practice of promoting pupils en this year\u2019s work has been found to work so satisfactorily that it will be continued, Boys and girls will be happy to work from day to day towards a successful year, rather than Bates.Protestant Schools wait for \u201cfinal\u201d examinations to know their fute.Those pupils who are successful and are promoted on teachers\u2019 recommendations leave school on the fifteenth of June, whereas the less fortunate must remain till the twenty-second.This in- |centive, along with prizes, medals and j~cholarships, greatly assists pupils to maintain a high standard and en- thance the prestige of the school, | The school statistics for the year 1933-1934 are most interesting.They show a total enrollment in the three schools of 2788, looked after in 75 classes, with a regular staff of 87.This rives a class average for all \u2018classes, high school and publie school of 47,2.It is also pleasing to note that over $0 per cent of the pupils were successful in being promoted.The boys and girls of the City of Outremont should feel happy to return to school, after such a long vacation, tu such satisfactory conditions.They have every reason to be proud of their school and of the city in which they live.It would not surprise me at all if the short story were to become the tmort popular of all literary forms in the world to to-morrow.-Mr.1.E.THE EXAMINER-COURIER.FRIDAY.AUGUST 3ist, 1934 CAN IT BE DONE?FOR AIRPLANES CAN IT BE DONE?\u201c SUR SSS MID-AIR GAS STATION ~~ JOINT HOOK ON PLANE SKiMMWS OVER fl THESE 160 FEET TOWERS ENGAGES FIER RING ON FABRIC BAS FLED WITH 20 NET).GALLONS OF GAS.au Lo you think this iden is practicai?Write Buy Grosa in care of this newspapes ~ By Ray Cross Just to Save The Wear and Tear They Carry Shoes, Going AnyWhere Invest Your Leisure Time In Recreation, Education and Social Activities at NORTH 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old FURS (Near Park Avenue) the Latest Model For the Coming Season.Very Wide Assortment, G.J.PAPILLON Fur Manufacturer | 257 Laurier Ave.W.Phone CR.3223 HAVE YOUR FUR REPAIRS DONE NOW A Small Deposit Will Secyre For You A Luxurious Fur Cost in We Specialize in FUR NECK-PIECES, and We Always Carry a OUR PRICES ARE ATTRACTIVE! ee So IN BUSINESS AT THE SAME LOCATION FOR 20 YEARS ?* |] J \u2014 flected, would they get along?Unconsciously Ted began to perspire.And then he felt cold and miserable, He hadn't saved a great deal of money.The wedding would consume more than the amount.He'd have to borrow.They'd be in debt! Horrors! Francine wouldn't like that.INTUITION By RICHARD HILL WILKINSON Men are sometimes cowards.Moral cowards.They fear to engage in enterprises that might tax their ability.Too often they lack confidence in themselves and refuse to gamble.Hence, nothing ventured nothing gained\u2014-nor lost.Men aré cowards in regard to matrimony.Ted Gelding was.With Ted the race was run.Viec- tory was his.Francine Markley had accepted his proposal of marriage.Francine\u2019s acceptance was a great relief to Ted.Two years he had wooed, and more often than not failure seemed to stare him in the face.Francine was hard to win.At times the world seemed a black and desolate place.Ted would have been grateful if the day of judgment had happened along to end it all.He spent sleepless nights and miserable days, worrying and fretting and scheming new ways to provoke a \u201cyes\u201d from Francine\u2019s sweet lips.Then suddenly the \u201cyes\u201d came.Francine accepted.Ted was overjoyed.He wanted the wedding to take place at once.Francine compromised with an engagement of four months, Ted reluctantly agreed.During the next month or two Ted found himself much alone.Francine was busy buying her trouseau, planning and preparing for the wedding.Strangely, he wasn\u2019t particularly happy.No longer did he have to worry and fret about Francine.The race was won.Victory was his.He felt free and relieved, yet somehow not happy.Ted couldn't explain his unhappiness.He analyzed it.And then suddenly he knew.He was unhappy because he was afraid that after he had married Francine he couldn\u2019t make her happy.Francine had always been used to having things and going places.Would she be satisfied to live on his meagre $50 a week?Moreover, the boss was talking about a cul in wages.A big cut.That would make things worse.Suppose he was laid off en- She'd be unhappy.She\u2019d blame him.The thought struck fear to his heart.THE WEEKLY SHORT STORY breast.\u2019 4.\u201cWhat about us?\u201d ; \u201cPve been wondering if we should get married after all.\u201d .\u201cTed\u2019s spirits sank.He was suddenly miserable again, worrying and fretting.He saw defeat staring him in the face.He saw Francine rejecting him as she had for two whole years.He saw himself once more in Ted mopped his brow and wished he\u2019d waited awhile before proposing.Until business picked up a little anyhow.Until this cursed depression was ended.Hang it, Francine should have thought of those things.She should have advised waiting.Just like a woman, They never thought of the practical things.Ted smoked half a package of cig- jarettes and finally reached a decision.He\u2019d go to Francine and suggest that they wait awhile.It was only fair.the pitiful role of scorned suitor, picturing the light of his love in the arms of another.\u201cBut why?\u201d he asked almost frantically.\u201cWhy shouldn\u2019t we get married?Good heavens, Francine, you've accepted me.We're engaged!\u201d Francine stared at the floor, \u201cBut I was thinking about money, Ted.suppose you lost your job! Suppose we got in debt! It makes me shiver tn think of it.\u201d Ted\u2019s spirits revived.Money?Was And if Francine loved him, she'd see his point of view.She\u2019d wait until things got better.that all?Well he'd look out for that end of it.That was up to him.Let Francine worry about the social angle of their activities.Money! Piff! \u201cLook here, Francine,\u201d he said with all the dignity and confidence of the seasoned business man.\u201cDon\u2019t you worry your little head about money.I'll tend to that.We'll get along, and you'll be well provided for.Money! Piff! For a minute you had me really alarmed.\u201d \u201cOh, Ted, I do want to get married so.It\u2019s wonderful to hear you talk like that.I feel a hundred per cent, safer.\u201d Ted laughed and leaned over to kiss her, Wasn't it just like a woman, ha he'd have to tell her.od himself to worry about such Ted arrived at the Markley home bad such on ey ourmen they (early on Wednesday night.Francine them?Piff! Well, Francine would was alone.Her face, as she greeted have to get used to having some one (him, seemed worried and sad.Ted jee to provide for her, that's Il noticed the change at once.| ; Be 1 And Francine, nestli ins \u201cWhat's the matter?\u201d he asked in Ted's shoulders, decir anit faint alarra.\u201cWhat's happened?more women\u2019s intuition had proved a Good heavens, you look as if some- priceless ally.She was glad, she re- thing terrible has taken place.\u201d flected, that she had been able to Francine dropped wearily int a|gUess it was worrying over money chair.\u201cTed,\u201d she began, looking at (that had made Teds voice sound so him sadly, \u201cI've been thinking, I » strange over the \u2019phone the other \u201cThinking?Thinking about what?\u201d night, and she was able to restore hig Thus determined, Ted called his lady fair on the \u2019phone.No, she couldn\u2019t see him tonight.Some girls were giving her a shower.Or tomorrow night either.Or the next, \u201cBut hang it, darling, see you.It\u2019s important.\u201d | \u201cThat\u2019s an old story, Ted.You've never called me in the past two years but what it\u2019s been tov important to wait.You'll have to wait, that\u2019s all.See you Wednesday night, \u2018Bye, now.\u201d .Francin hung up.Ted groaned.Showers! Party! Trouseau! He was getting in deeper all the time.But I've got to fur-trading post on the Rat River.tirely?Out of à job?How, Ted re-|A curious sensation of dismay had confidence by admitting her own lack meme mee.\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 begun to develop inside of Ted's jai it.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 (PROGRESS and PROSPERITY are the result of cooperation in industry and constancy in the practice of Thrift.Y.M.H.A.SYNAGOGUE Will Observe the HIGH HOLIDAYS Sunday Evening, Monday and Tuesday, September 9th, 10th, 11th, Tuesday Evening and Wednesday, September 18th, 19th.Sermons Will be Delivered by Mr.Jos.Caplan, B.A., B.C.L., \u2014 Mr.Mordecai Mendelsohn, Rev.Arthur S.Super (Jew\u2019s College, London, Eng.t Tickets, $3.00 Plateau 8422 265 Mt.Royal WAY SE Safe-Keeping Service at Head Office.+ BRANCHES ve ark, DO.0169, F-33 THE MONTREAL CITY & DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED IN 1846 IN ALL 'PARTS OF THE CITT Safety Deposit Boxes at ail Branches., J SCHOOL DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN ! ; The Children Must be Neat\u2014The Big Boys and Girls, Too\u2014A Smart ; Appearance Goes a Long Way.FRENCH DRY-CLEANING \u2014 PRESSING \u2014 REPAIRING ranteed to G ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION-\u2014QUALITY\u2014PRICE\u2014 SERVICE.MINOR FREE REPAIRS NATIONAL TAILORS 1323 Van Horne Avenue \u2014 Tel.ATlantic 218.1 edd dda Rd 2 Ad Ll ddd i dd 0 7 00) PARK GARAGE 5702 PARK AVENUE PHONE CRESCENT 1243 TIRES, BRAKES, and MECHANICAL EXPERTS ALL WORK GUARANTEED wv Owned and Qubrated by ART LEMAY SERVICE AND PRICES UNEQUALLED I |, THE EXAMINER-COURIER, FRIDAY.AUGUST Slet, 1934.PAGE THRER HOME CRAFT San Carlo Grand OperaCo.To Appear At His Majesty's Announcement has just been made by the management of His Majesty's theatre that the 1934-35 season will open with the San Carlo Grand \u2018Opera Co., who will occupy the stage of the Guy Strect Theatre for one week commencing Sept.16th, and during its engagement in Montreal will present nine operas at popular prices.; Fortune Gallo, who knows what #+\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; \u2014 the public wants and gives more tha the heroine Mr.Gallo has engaged = Ina Bourskaya, Russian star of that company.Singing with Mme.Bour- skaya in the role of Don Jose, will be Dimitri Onofret, For \u201cAida,\u201d music lovers of Mont.the public expects, announces the ra- pertoire for its Montreal engagement.There will be nine different operas during the week.Five will be done in French, one in German, three in Italian and one in English, which will he as follow: \u201cCarmen\u201d, \u201cSamson and Delilah\u201d, \u201cFaust,\u201d und \u201cRomeo and Juliette,\u201d will be sung in French, \u201cLohengrin\u201d, in German, \u201cLa Bo- heme\u201d, \u201cAida,\u201d and \u201cLa Tosca,\u201d in Italian apd \u201cHansel and .Gretel\u201d in English.Biset's immortal \u201carmen\u201d, open the Montreal engagement and it will have a Metropolitan Opera Company star in the title role, for real are to hear a gifted American fol- triumphs in the leading opera houses of soprano in her American debut, lowing five years of operatic Italy.Anna Turkel, said to be a Gan- na Walska in her youth in appearance, for she has great beauty, will sing the title role.Another sensation awaits the Montreal publie when Mary MeCor- mick, the same prima donna who enthralled audiences of the Chicago Civie Opera Company and the Paris Opera Company for many seasons, Will sing the role of Margucrite in \u201cFaust.\u201d Other opera stars which Mr, Gallo will bring to Montreal are Rosemarie Branrato, Norma Richter, Bianca Suroya, Jean Tennyson, Ina Bour- skayd, Drada Aves, Charlotte Bruno, Philine Fuleo, Stella De Mette, Aroldo Lindi, Dimitri Onofret, Rolf Gerard, Francesco Curci, Mostyn Thomas, Mario Valle, Stefan Kolakevitek, Leon Rothier, Harold Kravitt, Natalie Cervi and others, Mr, Gallo will also carry a ballet with his company which will be under the direction of GOLD! 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À feeling of insecurity is the underlying cause of many fears, while, on the other hand, feelings of security banish fears.If the adult expresses or shows concern over something, the child will sense danger in the happening which caused the con-! cern.So it is that the child builds up his fears from parental attitudes and from the influences of the De- haviour of other adults.We are concerned over a child's fear of the dark, or of animals, or over his shyness and timidity, because these fears and attitudes are symptoms or signs of an unhealthy mental development which, unless it is corrected, will bring the child into adult life as a comparatively unhappy person, who is restless, sensitive, ineffective, and what is commonly called \u201cnervous.\u201d Because of their fears, children have bad dreams or night terrors.It it easy to say that these are due to indiscretions in diet, to excitement or over-fatigue.Such physical states do interfere with the child\u2019s normal rest and may cause dreams, but the real night terrors experienced by the child arise out of fears.When such cases are looked into, it will be found often that the child has had some frightening experience, but, more commonly, that an adult has threatened him in some way.| Parents and others often resort\u2019 to ~ [WOMEN'S PAGE Fashion News From The Bluenose Miss Ruth Edmonds, Tor knitted sweater for her sail on the world famous Bluenose.The sweater is of the new radiant fect the nubbed white strane Miss LFdmond's sweater is a deeper rose of the same tone her pleated crepe skirt, mta deb, wears a smart hand- yarn, giving a clever boucle ef- I twisted with the colored van, as Teaching You may not be raising vour child to be a movie star, but\u2014You can use the child's favorite movie queen as pressure brought to bear on said childs tooth brushing performance, as one mother reports to her delight.This mother had a time with a 13- year-old on the tooth brushing score until she read aloud one day in the child's presence that you couldn*t get a job on the screen unless your teeth were perfect.' Mother could have told the youngster, as another parent of what in the old days would have been called the ugly duckling did, that a girl cannot be homely whose smile reveals strong, beautiful, healthy teeth.It\u2019s threats as a means for stopping bad habits.For example, a {father may say \u201cDo that again and I'll cut your! hands off\u201d.The child goes to sleep, and in his sleep, the fear aroused by) such threats from an adult who to him is all-powerful and able to carry out his threats becomes a reality, and his night terror is a dream that the | threat is being applied to him.We should strive to help children by developing their ability to face new situations through an understanding, and this means that parents must take Lhe time to give an honest explanation of each new situation to the child.Give your child security by becoming for him a dependable source of information and assuring him of a sympathetic consideration of his problems.The memory of Dr.Dollfuss will be honored not only in Austria, but everywhere in the civilized world, which has already visited its moral condemnation upon the guilty, both those directly responsible and those involved from afar.\u2014The Duce.We don't know about the Canadian laws, but down here the little Ontario quintuplets would be worth ] $2,000 in an income tax return.Lydia Arlova, and the premier danseur will be Lucien Prideaux.The augmented symphony orchestra will be under the baton of Carlo Peroni.Sailing, August true.That one asset alone would eradicate a dozen physical shortcomings.And since a flashing smile has so much to do with the thing called personality mother might have added this to her arguments.But what is on the mind to-day is a toothbrush ruling for adults as well as children, Few toothbrush users {brush the teeth the way they should be brushed, Scrubbing them back and forth horizontally is now recognized as practically nil in clean mouth and good teeth preservation.À rolling or rotary motion is the only assurance we can have that teeth are properly cleaned, with the backs of the teeth given as good a scrubbing as the front and the grinding areas of the teeth brushed additionally well, Until the gums are massaged with the brush, too, the mouth hygiene duty is not fully done.If you don't know how to do the rotary or rolling motion, have your dentist instruct you.Now what is regarded as essential is a clock in the bathroom where brushing of teeth is timed: to the two minutes required for each cleaning.It takes two minutes to get around them thoroughly and properly.Nor is your modern charmer let off with a morning and night brushing.Four or five times a day at least are asked to pay for the privilege of dazzling teeth.Then there is the matter of those three food essentials advocated by 29,11:30 P.M.P Arrive, New York, Sunday, Sept.2 COMBINE a wonderful 4-day voyage on the luxurious, modern Champlain, the largest cabin liner afloat, with a visit to New York for Labor Day.Deck sports, dancing, swimming pool, marvelous food, tonic sea air, See Your Travel Agent French Qne = french fe S RI N S, CHa 9 > wl x Child Proper Teeth Care 4 Helena Rubinstein YOUTH AND APPEARANCE Young people are inclined to think that their youth is their supreme decoration, and forget that they must protect it and cultivate an individual beauty, Tt is a well known fact that a smartly groomed woman in her forties has a far better chance of on- taining a position than a careless, young girl who is not fastidious about her complexion, her hair, nails and general appearance.And to prove thist statement I will tell you little investigation 1 made among the executives of employment agencies and personnel directors of large organizations.The j answer to my questions showed that j employment agencies have found that 90 per cent.of employers make a stipulation in regard to the appcar- of a answer to the question of who would have the hotter chance of getting a position \u2014 (a) the woman who is fairly competent and attractive or (b) the woman who is highly comps.tent and not so attractive.The majority again answered that the fairly competent woman would win out over the highly competent, less attractive one, And since a!) modern girls want to dn something interesting with their life, they zhould, neo matter how young, give a few minutes a day te their beauty regime, The complexion is the first consideration.Absolute cleanliness is essential.And the deep seated dirt absorbed in a day can only be completely removed by a rich, penetrating cleansing cream which sinks into the pores.The skin can be refined and blackheads removed by washing with a granulated washing preparation two or three times a week, Next in order of importance are: THE HAIR\u2014Wash it about every ten days and never apply any soap in its cake form.A few minutes daily massage and brushing out (never down) will give \u2018t gloss and lustre.THE NAILS \u2014 Push the cuticle down gently after washing.Annoint them with olive oil at night to keep the nails from breaking.Use pum- mice stone for hang nails.For expert advier on your beauty problems, write Woman's Interest Syndicale, 1509 Sherbrooke Street, Suite 22, Montreal, P.Q.\u201ceB dental authorities: Orange juice, lei- tuce and a quart of milk.A pint of orange juice a day, a head of lettuce and a quart of milk, \u201cWe can\u2019t do much for the adult whose gums and teeth are already victims of poor brushing and faulty diet,\u201d say our dental advisers, \u201cbut we can raise a clean mouthed, clean toothed generation on proper brushing habits, frequent brushing habits, and the incorporation in the diet of fruit Juice, lettuce and milk daily.\u201d ance of the employee desired.And in! up and: New Westminster.\u2014Routine prison life under stern discipline again holds sway at the B.C.penitentiary.But the news has just leaked out that a short time ago things fairly \u201chummed and buzzed\u201d behind the massive stone walls, There was no riot call although convicts dropped their tools and dashed wildly around.Cause of the commotion turned out to be a swarm of bees.The bees endeavored to swarm on a clay bank, but it was nol a suitable location and every time that the multitude of bees fell to the ground, the insects with an angry buzz would | Fashion | Notes + \u2014\u2014 Among the interesting Adrian cre- \u2014 | ations worn by Joan Crawford in her produe- new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer tion, \u201cChained,\u201d is a formal gown featuring a modernized version of the \u201choop skirt.\u201d The hoop is a flexible affair over which is draped yards and yards of pale blue souffel, Adrian believes the hoop to be highly practical for modern wear and is anxiously awaiting {its reception by the public, In addition to the skirt, the gown features long flowing which 10 yards of material have heen draped.The lines of the gown completely hide all body motions and give its wearer the appearance of floating across the floor.sleeves in Metro-Goldwyn- appeared on Betty Furness, Mayer featured player, the lot recently semble of her own design.The suit was fashioned of fine woolen rabbit's hair and the color scheme was gold and grey.por ~\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 = The coal, a three-quarter length model, was created in grey and gold plaid.Tt had an interesting high pleated neckline and extremely wide shoulders.The coat featured the High Standards Prices 5834 PARK AVENUE in an carly fall en-[ Things Fairly Buzz and Hum Behind Gray Walls of \u201cPen\u201d dart around the institution.This was too much for the inmates and the guards as well, who decided that they had important business elsewhere.Alderman Louis J.Sangster, bee expert, arrived in an auto with a hiva and apiary equipment.He enticed the queen bee into the hive and the swarm followed, The alderman estimated that there were no less than 12,000 bees in the swarm.» The queen bee has been nicknamad \u201cThe penitentiary queen.\u201d She is stated to be the 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Sir Roger Keyes and the Rt.Hon.H.A.L.Fisher.and the Hon.Fred.H.Brown joined the visitors from France.You will want to note carefully the stages of their eventful voyage through the St.Lav- rence Valley.The delegates took part in the official celebration at Charlottetown cn Aug.24th., at Gaspe on Aug.25th.and 26th.at Quebec on the 27th.-\u2014 es a] 28th., and 29th., at Three Rivers today, at Montreal on Aug.31st, and Sept.1st., at Ottawa on the 2nd.and Jrd.at Toronto on the 4th., and the 5th., at Old Fort Niagara on the Gth.On the 7th, of September the delegates will be allowed to visit New York, and take a much needed rest before re-embarking for France.Besides banquets and receptions, the programme of the Celebration includes many picturesque open air ceremonies and pageants which everybody is invited to attend.At Gaspe.Senator Lesperance and Mgr.Ross prepared u magnificent popular reception to the delegation.A fleet of two hundred typical fishing smacks, festively decorated and flying the colors of France and Canada, met off the coast of Gaspé the liner Champlain, the destroyer Vauquelin, the British cruiser \u201cDragon\u201d and most probably an American man-of-war.Other fen- tures of the programme are also attractively described.The National organizers speak with much enthus- jasm for example of the Fete de Nuit at Gaspe, of the three historical days at Quebec, of the inspiring ceremony of the inauguration of a monument called The Flaming Torzh at Three Rivers.\u2014 of the installation of the bust of the Great Discoverer on the Jacques Cartier bridge in Montreal.The prime purpose of this prolonged and elsborate Cartier celebration is certainly not merely to attract Ross 6-18 College Preparation.Separa CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Coudueted by THE PRESENTATION BROTHERS te Conunercial and Junior Departuents.At other time by appointment.Individual Instruction\u2014Day and Free on Application.Principal may be seen dally from 10-12 nm.3465 Durocher St., Montreal \u2014 M Arquette 1579-2713 i MOUNT ROYAL AVE.BRANCH e O'Sullivan Business College 3 MOUNT ROYAL CORNER 0.BROSSEAU.B.B.A.EAST ST.LAW.BLVD.Principal The Largest School of Business in Canada COMMERCIAL COURSE Accountancy, Stenography, Typewriting, Commercial Correspondence, Arithmetic, Penmanship.Commercial Law.French, Ete.REDUCED RATES\u2014Visitors Welcome\u2014Catalogue Now Open For Registration\u2014 Night Classes\u2014 PHONE BE.3532 | has been restored by cooperative ef- i THE EXAMINER-COURIER, FRIDAY New Photographic Device Records Acceleration | AUGUST 31st, 1934.With a high-speed lens which takes synchronized photographs of speedometer and stop-watch, a new ture record of a car's accelerative photographic device makes a pic- powers.The camera operates on the instrument panel while the car is travelling at top speed.PHOTOS SHOW: low, the car travelling at 75 miles per hour during tests.of the checking photographs, left to First tests of the new camera in a Terraplane 6 sedan.Be- Above, three right, speedometer and stop-wateh at zero.before start; speedometer registering 47 miles per hour as stopwatch reaches 12 seconds; tourists or to astonish our visitors from abroad, but to place in relief the qualities of the great French Navigator and the consequences of the work he accomplished.It i: said that the youth of Sparta us.to celebrate their heroes by singing a hymn to them that started with the words: \u201cWe will be what vou were,\u201d These words might serve as the theme of this celebration.Those historical two weeks should hz}p place Jacques Cartier foremost among the heroes whom Canadian vouth admires.At the end of their itinerary through the St.Lawrence Valley tha French delegates will reach on Sept.6th the old Fort Niagara.This fort forts between the United, States Government and the Old Fort Niagara Historical Association.There the ceremonies of the IVth Cente.- ary will take on an international significance and will commemorate more particularly the history of the common interests of three great na- tions in the evolution from eativ \u2014\u2014ne ua 75.5 miles per hour at 21 seconds.American struggle and strife to the present lasting peace.Canada has practised this pea:o : | this understanding, this reconcilia- \u201c\u20acV1eS follow: tion for more than 150 years.It is] St.Michael's Playground Track embodied in our constitution.The|and Field Meet Wednesday.two races who once dwelt in enmity now live and work together.Their dual harmony has been happily compared to our Lake St.Louis where the blue waters of the St.Lawrence are joined by the brown of the Ottawa, the two flowing peact- fully side by side without mingling.The biown only a little darker than the blue because longer fed by time with native soil.Our two races, like the two rivers, for a time divided, followed different courses, knew stormy passages and tumult.but to-day pursue their way serenely, united yet distinct.Our mighty river received the united waters of Lake St.Louis and with those of other tributaries fnl- lows its steadily widening, increas- gly majestic course towards the sea till it loses itself in the immensity of the Atlantic Ocean whose Day Fees $7.00 Rapid Shorthand College 3693 PARK AVENUE \u2014 HA.0737 DAY CLASSES OPEN SEPTEMBER 5th Night School Now Open DAY CLASSES OF YOUNG LADIES ONLY.Night Classes for Both Sexes.CIRCULARS FREE.PER MONTH Night Fees $5.00 rar \u201cRESULTS CLOSINE Playgrounds in the \u201cWeek of Games\u201d EVENTS \u201cWEEK OF GAMES\u201d SERIES results of competitions Michael's and Shamrocks Additional held at St.50 vd Dash, Midgets, Boys: Francis O'Leary Ist; Anthony Lafrom- boise 2nd; Leslie Elliott 3rd.Running Broad Jump \u2014 Boys: Francis O'Leary 1st; Anthony Lafromboice 2nd: Leslie Elliott rd.Results of Juvenile Events 50 vd Dash, Juveniles, Boys: Jack Marco 1st; Douglas Elliott 2nd; Kenneth Hamilton 3rd.Running Broad Jump, Boys: Francis Grennon 1st; Jack Marco 2nd.T5 yd Dash, Junior, Boys: Gerald Sheridan 1st; Ed Cross 2hd; Bernard O'Leary 3rd.Running Broad jump: Richard Lafromboize 1st; Gerald Sheridan 2nd: Bernard O'Leary $rd.100 yd Dash, Intermediate, Boys: Wm.Shannon 1st; Norman Peters 2nd; Adrian Lafromboise 35rd.Rus- ning High Jump, Boys: Wm.Shannon 1st; Adpian Lafromboise 2nd; Norman Peters 3rd.Jump, Boys: Wm.Shannon 1st; Norman Peters 2nd; Jos.Lafromboise 3rd.100 yd.Dash, Intermediate, Boys, Class B: Iver Jones 1st; John Coleman 2nd; John Rosseau 3rd.Running High Jump, Boys, Claus B: Iver Jones 1st; John Coleman 2nd; John Rosseau 3rd.Running Broad Jump.Boys, Class B: John Coleman Ist; Tver Jones 2nd.Hop, Step and Jump, Boys, Class B: John Coleman 1st; Iver Jones 2nd; Wm.Shannon 3rd.Running Broad | 2.WHY YOU SHOULD START A CLUB Skeet was originally designed and intended to give a pleasing and informal variety of practice for field shooting by means of clay targets and traps.but owing to its unforeseen and consistent popularity, it has gradually developed until now it has become an established sport in itself.Men and women play it regularly who never go into the field, and find it sufficient.Today, there are Skeet leagues and associations and championship shoots, and all this must be on account of a very definite cause.What is it that has made Skee} so popular with all classes and types of people?Why are there already some six hundred clubs in existence, with \u201cmore constantly being formed?It is very hard to give any kind of comprehensive answer to so large a question in a short article.The best answer of all is, \u201cTry it for yourself, ang then you will see.\u201d But until you have a chance of trying your hand at it, here are one ov two points to think over.First, it is quite obvious that every form of sport has some special attraction of its own, and by reason of this holds its following of \u201cfans.\u201d But it is also true that many sports are accompanied by handicaps that restrict hundreds of enthusiasts from taking active part.Golf, for instance.and polo.Football, handball, squash, etc, call for good muscular development, and so un, down the line.Moreover, almost every existing form of outdoor sport is restricted to a few months each year.Game shooting, Toronto having survived the three- day occupation of the Canadian Corps is now beginning to wonder what the invasion of enemy troops would he like.\u2014Toronto Saturday Night.for instance, is a matter of a shor: season, and then the gun must regretfully be put away until the £ul- lowing year.In the intervening months, time hangs heavily and » get hopelessly out of practice.Skeet is really unique in that wa It is a year-round game, Novices wit\u2019: the gun need not fear repeating the initial mistakes \u201cat the opening « the season,\u201d for they may have da practice, under field conditions, :} - whole year long.And the old-time < are provided with shooting prac: .that is as swift (often more so) al varied as any form of upland gar.shooting, during the tedious clos seasons, Secondly, Skeet is a sport everyone.When you come to consid a list of possible members for yor club, you need not be deterred fr.mn asking anyone to join by considera tions of age.sex, or bank balance (plus or minus).It is a real family game; father and mother\u2014or grandfather and grandmother, for tha matter\u2014are no more excluded from its thrills than are the youngsters.And it is inexpensive.Little equipment is required, and may be bough: for less than $100.00, if necessar:.The records of the National Skeet Shooting Association recently puh- lished some interesting facts.An octogenarian judge repeatedly breaks twenty-four birds in a row out of twenty-five, and a boy of fifteen is the youngest shooter on record to get a straight.Here is a thrilling, healthy, inexpensive, outdoor sport for the whole vear round\u2014and it is grand fun! 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