Examiner-courier, 28 septembre 1934, vendredi 28 septembre 1934

[" ph Semel.Sr hd tnd mel Soma.Sth.Sed: hh Sm A i=?WW, aaa a ee Outremont Mount Royal Examiner-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Businessmen\u2019s Association of the North End.Park Extension Montreal Annex VOL.VI.No.38.MONTREAL.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1934.___PRICE\u2014TWO CENTS FINE START OF NORTH BRANCH ¥ PHYSICAL DEPT Record Crowd Greets W.A.Wellband, New Director, At Initial Appearance.On Tuesday the Physical Department activities of the North Branch Y.M.C.A.got off to a good start under the leadership of Mr.W.A.Well- band.A record attendance for the first night greeted him from the Young Men's Division class, when 21 members appeared for the opener.It is expected that this gym class which meets on Tuesday and Friday at 8.15 will be hitting at the top peak of its form in a couple of weeks time.Combining well-directed exercises with a hilarious period of group games the boys left the floor feeling satisfied that they had enjoyed an evening well spent.After a shower and a plunge in the swimming pool, life seemed to take on a different complexion, For the businessmen Mr.Wellband will conduct two classes on Tuesday and Friday at 5.30 combining volleyball and health exercises, and Tuesday and Thursday at 12.30 for those who prefer the noon hour.Residents and businessmen of the North End are invited to make inquiries concerning these classes which will add much to the enjoyment of life, and an antidote to the influence of intensive work, crowded days and cramped quarters.Outremont Ladies\u2019 Softball Players The first play-off game in the best two-out-of-three series for the championship of the Outremont Ladies\u2019 Softball League took place Sunday afternoon at Rockland Field.A large gallery saw the Cuckoos take a lead early in the game which the Rooks could not overtake, and the final score read 15-8 for the Cuckoos.The game was exciting throughout.Heavy hitting featured the play of both sides, with a lot of good field work.Kay McElligott and Jean Mel- ancon played a good game in the field for the losers, with Lillian Wade and Mary Griffin also starring.Ernie Whittingham, with a reputation for the best fielding pitcher in the league, lived up to it with a couple of nice recoveries to her credit besides excellent work on the mound.Kay Powell and Ursula Hecklinger, Cuckoo battery, did some very clever work, Miss Hecklinger pegging the ball down to Millie Riley at second to make three put-outs.A nice double- play was completed from Retta Riley to her sister at second.Mary O'Brien and Pat McBain also played a wonderful game.The second game of this series will be played Sunday next.Want Ads WILL RENT YOUR Apartments ARE YOU GOING TO LET THAT FLAT LAY IDLE AGAIN THIS WINTER The House-Hunters Are Out in Droves, and Every Minute\u2019s Delay is an Opportunity Lost.TRY AN EXAMINER - COURIER WANT AD \u201cThey Get Results\u201d 5736 PARK AVE CRescent 4112 Residents of Boise, Indiana, are watching with great interest the outcome of a feud between a bird dog and a mother cat for the privilege of raising a family of kittens.The kittens are the first brood of Brownie, family pet of Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Turner.And Brownie is as devoted a\u2019 mother as any kitten could ever hope to have.However, Mickey, a pointer, the family hunting dog, took a fancy to Brownie\u2019s brood, and \u201cmoved temporarily.The kittens didn\u2019t seem to mind, but Brownie did.Brownie and Mickey came to point Fu de + | MacVICAR MEMORIAL | CHURCH NOTES } + RALLY SUNDAY Rev.Dr.Potter issued a ringing challenge to Christians to be loyal to the truth of the gospel in face of the extreme measures being urged to get the Christian Churches to turn their faces towards medieval conditions instead of keeping front to a larger, greater and more beneficient Christian unity.The preacher took as the basis of his address last Sunday morning Acts 20-24, when St.Paul says \u201cNone of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which T have received of the Lord Jesus to testify the gospel of the grace of God\u201d.The clarion call to.Christians since the Reformation had been forward-\u2014Christward\u2014and not backward and Romeward.Dr.Potter will preach at both services next Sunday in MacVicar Memorial.At eleven o'clock Standard.\u201cThe Hungry Marchers\u201d will be the subject of the Rally Address and at half past seven \u201cThe Captain of our Salvation\u201d, \u201cOur Marching Orders\u201d will form the topic of the evening discourse.\u201c.The Sunday School Rally of Teachers, Officers, Students.Scholars and parents at 3 o'clock.The Mid-Week Service for Praise and Conference was resumed on Wednesday night, when the Rev.James Adams, B.A, B.D., gace the inspiring address.These services each Wednesday at eight o'clock are open to the public.North Branch \u201cY\u2019\u2019 Notes HIGH SCHOOL CLUB The High School Club of North Branch \u201cY\u201d will nold its first meeting of the season on Friday evening, Oct.5th at 6 o\u2019cloek.Mr, I.R.Carlin, Chairman\u2019 of the Boys\u2019 Work Committee and the Club advisor, will be the speaker on this occasion.The Club officers of last year\u2019s season were: President, Tommy Wilkinson; Vice-Presiden, Duncan Me- Phee; Secretary-Treas.Vernon Pola- check.PUBLIC SPEAKING The Public Speaking Club sponsored by the Boys\u2019 Division of North Branch \u201cY\u201d held its first meeting of the season on Friday evening.The following members, several of whom attended the inaugural meeting of the Club four years ago were present: Roy Campbell, Lorne Tracey, Jack Hodgson, George Flower, Bill Fitch- ett, Allen Clark, Fergus Cronin, Sandy Craigmyle, Charlie Gregory, Paul Redwood.Tommie Wilkinson and Ira Neal.The following officers were elected: President, Roy Campbell; Vice- President, Lorne Tracey; Sec.-Treas., Charlie Gregory.Mr.Bant, a member of the Junior Board of Trade Public Speaking Club, and the popular club advisor and counsellor of last year, again will lend his assistance in the guidance of the Club.Lorne Tracey, who represents North Branch on the executive of the Montreal Junior Debating League, reported that the debating schedule would open much earlier than last year, and that there would be a longer schedule.\u201d Thus every boy who | wishes will be given an opportunity in one or more inter-club debates., The regular weekly meetings of the IClub will be held on Friday at 8.00 P.M.BASKETBALL TEAMS Pussy Puts Up Defensive Fight As Dog Disputes Maternal Right tof tooth and claw several times to the misfortune of the cherished kittens.It got so they were pretty well trampled several times during scruf- fles between the pair fighting for their guardianship.The Turners have given thé bird dog to understand that he is to keep a discreet distance from the kittens.But whether their admonishments can overcome his admiration and fondness is a matter for conjecture.in\u201d Previous to the time Brownie hrought \u201cher family into the world, the cat jand the pointer were friends of long standing.{IAN CHURCH NOTES °° Last Sunday.at the morning service, Miss M.H.Williamson, prinei- pal of the Girls' School at Amkhut, Central India, which is carried on hy the Presbyterian Church in Canada, gave a very interesting account of the work carried on there.Miss Williamson is at present on furlough after spending seven years in India.At the evening service, Mr.McLean had for his subject, \u201cThe Great Acceptance\u201d.In the sermon it was pointed out that when people accept Christ as their Saviour and earnestly follow him they are often called fools.Paul spoke of discipleship as being willing to be called a fool for Christ's sake.The preacher said that although all do not practice self-sacrifice in the interest of religion, most men and women believe in it.On Tuesday evening last, the choir members were the guests of Mr.and Mrs, Stuart G.King.A very enjoyable evening was spent.The choir elected the following officers.Chairman, Mr.J.R.Russell; Secretary, Mrs.8.G.King; Treasurer and Librarian, Miss Kitty Sinclair, and as representatives, Miss Olive Bond and Mr.Geo.Barker.At present all sections of the choir are well filled except the tenor section, The choir director, Mr.J.McLean Marshall, would be glad of the assistance of men for this section.The September Communion service will be conducted on Sunday at 11 a.m.The preparatory service will be held on Friday evening at 8 P.M.The Rev.W.R.MacKenzie will preach.RALLY DAY will be held in the afternoon at 3 P.M.For this Annual service the school will assemble in the church.The Superintendent, Mr.F.S.Robins, will conduct the service and Mr.George Porteous.B.A.will give the address.The Y.P.S.will hold its first meeting since the holidays, on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.The Missionary committee will have charge of this meeting.The committee has secured as speaker for the meeting, Miss Margaret Smith, who will tell something of the work of our missionaries to the Coreans living in Japan.On Wednesday, Oct.3rd, the managers will hold their concert in the John Paterson Hall.The programme will be presented by the S.S.Letitia \u201cEntertainers\u201d.The party will include the ship's orchestra, the Letitia pipe band, and an exceedingly interesting array of overseas talent.148,000 MILES ON BIKE This is probably a record of some kind or other \u2014F.G.Wright of Egypt, now visiting in England, has a bicycle which he has riden daily since 1914.He has covered 148,000 miles on his bike so far, and at present is bicycling around the countryside visiting his father and mother and other relatives in England whom he has not seen for 20 years.Captain; John Oliphant.Jack Wilkinson, Reg.Johnston, P.Ward, G.Stat- on, B Gibson, A.Mitchell.Jne Cohen, Bert Town.BLACK HAWKS\u2014Hugh Struthers, Captain; Bert Wigley, W.Macklaier, D.Macklaier, J.Roberta, T.Pearce, H.Calder, G.Fitzgerald.C.Fiset, M.Richman.BEARS\u2014Les.Mason.Captain; Alf.Appleton, H.Conklin, Andy Ashton, Colin Struthers, J.Walsh.H.Gordon- Ted.Eberlin.MAESTROS \u2014 Bob Sullivan, Captain: A.Little, S.Carruthers, À.Du- bue, Des.McCutcheon, A.Eberlin, Leo Fisher, Ed.Haviland, 1.Edson, MAPLE LEAVES \u2014 Bill Staton, H.Goddard, PR _ Cm mem PR + OUTREMONT PRESBYTER- \u201c| Clubs.\u201d smith, Jeff Atkinson, Buster Boston, ' SCHOOL OF JEWISH STUDIES INGLUDES |.or LEADERS\u2019 COURSES mar ie eut \u201cBaby\u201c\u2014he claims to be the champion \u201chead-butter\u201d south of the Mason-Dixon line.\u201c| dont aim to bruse my hand on nobody.\u201d smiled \u201cRaby\u201d.1 ves my haid.Use made many a mgger holler quit.Al you got to dy < have the hardest haid.\u201d The negro, now a porter in a local meat market.came to the United It has been announced by the Educational Committee of the Y.M.H.A.that the first division of the Jewish Studies Course will hold its initial lecture on Wednesday evening, Oct.10:h.All lectures will be short, concise und to the point.Prominent local speakers will preside at all sessions, Among the subjects to be treated | this year are: Making of the Modern Jev: Ethies of the Fathers and Their Sons; Modern Jewish Literature: and Modern Jewish Folkways, _æ FAIRMOUNT ST-GILES CHURCH NOTES The largest September Communion The members of the staf will in- \u2018for several vears was celebrated on clude Mr.Harvey Golden, Mr.Asron Sunday ni Klein, Mr.H.J.Halperin and other | ny morning.; ; prominent local men Tt is also plan- jelems were distributed by the min- ned to have certain publie men from MeGer- across the border to deliver a tew of \u2018rigle, and the members of the Session.these lectures.The Choir provided appropriate mu- CLUB LEADERS INSTITUTE sie.Students interested in the newly- The No.2?Montreal Company of formed Club Leaders\u2019 Institute would [Girl Guides and Brownies and Dis- ldo well to follow these courses close- {viet Commissioners, with visiting oe or special note is the lecture on [guides, will attend the Church Ser- eaching Methods in Classes and lvice next Sunday morning at 11 : The Institute siands for a |o'elock.Miss Kathleen Goat will be complete knowledge of Judaic litera- |, charge of the No.2 Company.The ture and affairs.Minister of the Church will give the | Upper class boys and girls should address, and the Choir will provide find this course particularly suited to [nusical services.At the service also, \"hem.It provides a means for farn- [Bibles will be presented to forty-five ing a few extra dollars.thus enab- [Sunday School pupils who are being ing the student to continue his stud- }promoted to the Junior from the Pri- jes; it also opens the way for a posi- mary Department.The Minister's tion as club leader or Sunday school- subject at 7.30 will be \u201cJerusalem teacher \u2014both well-paid offices.First |and Montreal\u201d or \u201cClosing His Car- vear college men could also do well leur in Jerusalem\u201d.The Young Peo- as full-fledged.leaders of the younger ple's Society moots every Monday folk.\u2018 ; ,_ jevening and cordially invites all As the course will be strietlv lim- young people.Next Monday the So- ited to a membership of twenty men Lo FG elcome the return of the and women onlv, it ix suggested that \\president, Mr.David Anderson, who registrations be made as carly as has spent the svmmer on a United nossible at the Educational Office of Church Charge | Ontarin the Y.M.H.A., 265 Mt.Royal West.\" \u2018 LYON W, JACOBS, KC.> when the sacred ister, assisted by Rev.¢.J, On Wednesday Evening, the Men's \u2018Association will haw charge of the address on Scotland {Gregor will give an Churches he attended in this Summer.\u201d The \u201cOverseas\u201d Friendship Tea on 10 CONDUCT HUNAN RELATIONS CLINI se The Monitor is pleased to announce {Jav.out of the Assembly Hall in the what it believes will be one of the {foun of an ocean liner made an at- most forward-looking and helpful iy active setting for a pleasing pro- services ever offered women readers gram, in which Mr.S.W.Cathcart \u2014the establishmen: of a Human Re- [gave a most interesting address on lations Clinic.\u2018his European Tour and Miss Muriel Our readers ure especially invited Amos and Mrs.H.McAuslane render- to submit all legal queries appertain- |ed fine musical numbers.ing to domestic problems as offecting | the welfare of the Home or the relations existing between husband and addresses and a very special musical wife and child to our Human Rela- Lt ; ; 2 ,; services are being planned for Sunday tions Clinic with the assurance that [October 7th they will receive a prompt and sym- | : pathic answer.| This Department will be under the subject.His counsel has personal direction of Lyon W.Jacobs, iproven remedial and practical.K.C., widely known lawyer, lecturer | To obtain this most valuable ser- and psychologist.Mr.Jacobs is a re- vice, simply send cognized authority on Domestic Re- stamped envelope together with your lations, having heen prominently |problem letter to the Human Rela- mentioned as a prospective Judge of {tions Clinic care of The Monitor Pub- the Court of Domestic Relations to be [lishing Co.Ltd, A.0.A.Building, established in Montreal.He is the Sherbrooke St.West, Montreal If author of \u201cLaw and Marriage in the \u2018you desire, however, to have the ans- Province of Quebec\u201d, and has also |wer to your query published in this contributed scores of articles to vari- column, please specify same in your ous publications on this interesting \u2018Problem Letter Thanksgiving services with special always oops FROM NOW UNTIL OCTOBER\u2014 Thousands of Students Will Enroll Courses will resume the beginning of September in the Educational Institut\u2018ons 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 5 making known your methods and aub- | © jects, and of increasing your attendance.EB Phone for Rates, CRescent 4112.Colored Man Has Concrete Skull | Finds Head-Butting Business Dull | -\u2014;+ 1 {Mid-Week Service and Mr.H.R.Mac- | | \u201cMISSING LETTER\u201d ! If the above-mentioned ladies will call at the Examiner-Courier a sclf-addressed 1 St.Michael's Ind.: Labour Association The social activities of this associa- | \"tion are becoming very widely known States from Jamaica when a lad.a4 witnessed by a good crowd which During the Spanish-American war, [turned up last Saturday for the he went to Cuba and the Philippines, weekly event.The music supplied was Later, he \u201chead-butted\u201d for fivelof high quality and all enjoyed them- years with Ringling Brothers circus.|gelves, the lucky winner of the beau- i Anderson's pride is the assertion{tify] cushion waz Mr.J.Layton 5624 that he never hax found a skull he St, Dominique St could not outerack.| There is a determined drive for Hix last encounter was a few weeks now members and the association de- ago in Atlanta.He won a 20-cent \u2018cided that after November 1at the in- wager in that battle of heads, butitiation fee will be 25¢ instead of the has gained mich larger The question of whether a student should take this course when he does not expeet to continue ab college or university is answered very briefly by reference to the demanda of employers today, many of whom stipulate that prospective employees must have a high school education.Also, and what is equally important, graduates of the Evening High School can follow up with a college education at night in the Faculty of Arts, Science and Commerce which has proved one of the most successful departments of the college.Fuli Course In the evening college, the courses are fully the equivalent of those given in day colleges and universities at the same level, and after three years lead to the diploma of Associate in Arts, Science or Commerce, Furthermore, a special selection of evening courses leads to senior matriculation in one or two years after high school graduation.In addition, the Sir George Williams College conducts an Evening Institute of Business and Technology, an Evening Grammar School, a Day Business School and the School of Fine and Applied Art in both day and evening divisions.The Sir George Williams College which is now the largest English private school in Montreal was inaugurated in 1873 and now has an an- every student faced with an educa- with prospective students every week day from 9 a.m, to 9 p.m.during September and up till one o\u2019clock on Saturday and as the fall approaches and the evening schools\u2019 opening is set for the first week in October, those who intend to continue their education are advised to make inguir- ies at the earliest possible opportun- GOSSIP this Look closely along the road month and you'll see à spectre rising from the pavement.That spectre answers to the name of \u201cAutumn Motor Accidents,\u201d and numerous pleas are being made at this time by safety and motor vrganizations about treating it with all the respect it demands.These pleas are worth pausing to listen to, because statis- with their regular high school course.lity.warm, flecey cloth:-{an polo Hined, Tovetts, ete, | } H \u2014 In the same mane CTI | vit ie nde ; .Some of these items have nish stripex ax vision is made in the design of mod- been added to nioek to dads, alsa in HL God ern generators to inerease the cur- complete assortments and plain shades M O I O R rent output automatically when the increase values, Siren 110: to 140 j drain on the electrical system is most severe-\u2014as with the lights radio receiver in operation.The ammeter records the fact and should not be regarded as playing tricks while it is so doing.on and The case of new ear steering, may prove deceptive in one respect insofar as the car owner is concerned, It is due to the use of anti-friction bearings in steering unils previously less happily designed.The cffortlessness of steering, however, should not be regular lubrication, allowed to deceive as to the need for; PAGE FIVE RINITED \u2018 \u20184% ST.CATHERINE ST.WwW, AMAZING BARGAINS ONLY A FEW : Bous nBOYS, D [ | y - Fine Tweed Values to $13.95 Three picecs\u2014coat, (breeches and Moomers, or breeches and long pants, A remarkaille value, poss'ble only under such cireum- sianees as the present.Bring the laïdie in ax early as possible tomorrow.Sizes 6.to 12 years, $5.95 \u2014 Single und double breasted styles.GOLF SOCKS quality wool golf 35° These splendid socks come in the shades of grey and faney contrasting tops.to (0.Pair, most popular brown, with Sizes TY; Buster and Junior Blouses Values to $12.00 SN frem 6 If vour child i< answ here 2 for $1.25 | A =» 65 5 Dh ro pe LR i him or her with a coat (o- morrew.Those are from Gvercoats Fit for a Prince Values $ at Je $55.90 nf tics show that early fall is one of the peak seasons in the list of acci- Lo ; 200 1 PE T A dent totals.There is less excuse for allowing.® English Blizzard e Imported wee! 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