The Westmount examiner, 23 septembre 1938, vendredi 23 septembre 1938

[" C c c p C «Nn EF \u20ac3 ©» UF 5 I} NN TE an - Bubject.\u201cThe City man and His , hon ts the \u2018erroneous JEWELLERS X20 Westmont\u201d Listing Reveals West, ount \"Among Canada\u2019s Wealthiest Suburban Municipalities\u2014Taxable Valuation of Property In- ger Realty Revenue f the City Council ity increased its taxable by $300,000\u2014Each Year Has Shown Lar- 8: 39 valuation roll places Westmount's total property value 1985, it was revealed at homologation of the listing at a Monday night.Westmount is one thiest suburban municipalities.valuation of property by nearly ing the current year, figures released on Tuesday by C.W.sistant secretary- treasurer, Taxable properties here now reach a valuation of $67,493,579, the report indicates, while non-taxable proverties are placed at $13,202,410.Westmount has been successful in having an increased property show.Jewish New Year Starts On Sunday Rosh Hashanah Services Opens at Shaar Hasho- mayim Synagogue At 5.30 P.M.Services this Sunday evening, First Day Rosh Hashanah, will be held at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue at 5.30 o'clock, and on Monday and Tuesday mornings at 7.30.The sermons, which will be delivered by Dr.Herman Abramo- witz, at 10.30 a.m, will be as follows: Rosh Hashanah (Monday): \u201cWatchman, What of the Night\u201d.Rosh Hashanah (Tuesday): \u201cThe Rosh Hashanah\u2019s Message of Hope.\u201d The services will be read by Can- | tor Nathan Mendelson and Associate Cantor Herman Semiatin.Cantor Mendelson, recently appointed Cañtof 6f\u2018Shaar Hashomayim is a native of Scotland.He received his education in New York at the Talmudical Academy and at the Isaac Elchanan Yeshiva.He is a graduate of the College of the City of New York, and pursued his musical studies in that city.Before coming to Montreal, he was Cantor of the Beth Hamedrash Hagadol in Newark, NJ.Cantor Semiatin, Associate Cantor of Shaar Hashomayim, has been associated with leading congregations in the British Isles and the United States.He is widely known in the Jewish musical world as composer of Liturgic music.Registration for all classes of the Shaar Hashomayim Sunday School took place last Sunday, and classes will commence tomorrow.Grades 4 to 9 meet on Sunday morning at 9.85.The Junior Department, including the classes from Kindergarten to Third Year, meet Sunday afternoon at 2.30.This Sunday the afternoon session will be dismissed at 3.30.A special service will be held on Sunday afternoon, October 2nd, at 4.30 p.m., to dedicate a Tablet in the Beth Hamedrash of the Synagogue, to the memory of Lyon Cohen, for many years a President and an Honorary President of the Congregation, RETURNS FROM COAST Miss Margaret McCallum has returned from the Pacific Coast, *ktaxation revenue each year, a comparison of previous annual financial statements brings out.The greatest of these vecured during the boom years when building was at its highest level.The City Council this year received thirty appeals on the valuations set by the Board of Assessors.Of this number the board was upheld in 19 cases while 11 appeals were granted, representing \u2018an approximate reduction of $23,000.New Season Opened By Boys Brigade First Westmount Company to Take Route March Tonight \u2014 Number of New Recruits Join The First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade was off to a good start last Friday night with a number of new recruits present as well as all the boys from last season, Much enthusiasm was aroused over the re-organization on the band and a great many of the members made application to Bandmaster Rylance, There arc, however, still several openings left for boys who are keenly interested in developing this form of talent and applicants may meet with Captain Richardson any Friday evening between seven and seven-thirty.The Com- | pany will take a route march, weather permitting, tonight ac- \u2018aompanied by the band of the Fifth Company.Boys are asked to meet in front of Melville Church at 7.15 sharp.The Company made announcement of special classes which will be conducted by Lieut.Sutherland and Capt Richardson starting on Friday, September 30th.Wayfarer's Badge will be dealt with as well as ambulance, signalling, athletics and many others.Large Enrolment In Life Boy Team The First Westmount Life Boy Team opened this season with a large enrolment, it js announced.Ross Murray has been added to the staff of leaders and will assist Capt.Richardson in training the boys in badge and certificate work.Model building is to be resumed and a new supply of models is on where she spent the summer.hand.Many Horses Still Used In Cities, Speaker Says The.horse, far from disappear- Ing from city streets, is stil widely used in metropolitan centres, Dr.C.Baker, prominent Montreal veterinarian, stated while speaking before the Westmount Rotary Club at its regular weekly luncheon meeting on Wednesday.Last year, for instance, a single dealer in Montrea! had sold 11,158 horses.It would be impossible, however, to estimate the total number sold, The speaker who chose as his Pet\u201d was particularly anxious to impression \u201chy many people that the CS, P.a A., is responsible for the ip of dogs from the street.0 rs, Hè said, aré \u2018employ- only by the city.The belief that is act was carried out by the s probably due to the he: municipal pound is slighty, nb The dog is by far the most popular of all household pet, Dr.Baker said.He placed their owners in three classifications, The Majority kept dogs because they liked them; others because of the value of their pedigree; and a few for the sole purpose of \u201ckeeping up with the Joneses.\u201d Dr.Baker was in full favor of this city by-law requiring dog owners to purchase a licence for their pet, as he was, of the ordinance requiring dogs te be leashed while on the street.The licence, he said, helped greatly in the recovery of lost animals and the leash ruling was in reality a safety measure, as motorists, in attempting to avoid striking animals often risked having a serious accident.The speaker was introduced by Cliff Odell and thanked by W.Spearman.The.president, John Colton, presided._.mi jheld-\"#r\"-\"Wésimount \u2018and All Holland was gay with music and on the fortieth anniversary of her access celebration was a monster parade in the \"Hague, \u2018which was reviewed \u2018by the royal family.as, with ranking officers of the army and navy, they watched the troops pass, heiress to the throne; Queen Wilhe[mink (seated, left), right), husband of the Princess.40 YEARS A | QUEEN\u2014ALL HOLLAND HONORS H HER (also seated), and Prince Bernhard range bunting as the Dutch \u2018joined in honoring Queen Wilhelmina erlands.The army's part in.the Pictured above are Princess Juliana (extreme \u2014 Local Entries Invited By Kinsmen The Westmount boys who have been taking an interest in soap box building and racing during the past summer have been invited to take part in the Kinsmen's meet which is to be held October 8th.Three series of trial races were \u2018about twenty boys took part, driving a varied assortment of possibilities.Mr.O'Donnell and Mr.Henrick, who are the judges of the eligible cars, will be on hand at the West- mound Band Stand, on Monday at 4.30 to meet al! boys who are interested in entering the race.In the event of rain, the first day after Monday will be the meeting time.The soap box derby, which has been widely publicised is of great interest, as the winner will receive a free trip to enter the United States championship.Many other valuable prizes, such as bicycles, cups, ete., may also be won.Get Contract For Building Cecil Carpenter and Co., Ltd., to Construct Residence on Westmount Boulevard The general contract for the Mrs.(Dr.) Franklin N.G.Falls\u2019 residence on Westmount Boulevard has been awarded to Cecil Carpenter and Company, Ltd, Decarie Boulevard, for approximately $14,000, it is announced.The plans were drawn up by Perry, Luke and Little, architects.With work to start at once the following sub-contracts have been arranged: Plumbing and heating, R.: Charland, 3852 Decarie boulevard; electrical wiring: Noel Romeo, 5452 Orleans street; masonry and brickwork, M.Kuhl, 3628 Colonial street; glass and glazing, Canadian Plate Glass and Mirror Company, Registered, 834 Notre Dame street west; exterior mill- work, Z.Berthiaume et Fils, Lim- itee, 6650 Alms street; structural steel, Louis Pickard and Company, Incorporated, 2170 Papineau avenue, and reinforcing steel, Dominion Reinforcing Steel Company, Limited, Clanranald avenue.ance of trades to be let.Bal- The Week At Victoria Hall Today: Westmount Conclave of the True Kindred Society.Tuesday: Westmount C.W.L.Wednesday: Westmount O.E.S.; Westmount Chapter Victoria Or- der of Nurses; Westmount Social|- Service Group; Westmount Rotary Club Luncheon.Girls Hi-Y/; Club Elects New Officers Ruth Livermore Fills Vacancy of Vice-President \u2014First Meeting Held The first regular meeting of the Girls, Hi-Y Club was held at thei Y.M.C.A.last week.Following supper at which eighteen members were present, the meeting was called to order by the president, Miss Norma Neilson, and the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted.There being a vacancy for vice- president, a vote was taken and resulted in Miss Ruth Livermore being elected to the office.Due to Miss Campbell's resignation from the High School as adviser, following her recent marriage, a short discussion was held regarding the candidates for her successor.Miss Beaulieu, having been duly approached, has accepted the position, The new adviser from the Y.W.C.A., Miss Haslam, discussed the High School girls\u2019 week end conference to be held at Y.W.C.A.Camp Oolahwan, St.Marguerite, from September 30th to October 2nd, 1938.After reviewing the subject of new members, it was decided that the Fourth Form girls should send in application in order that they might be included in the forthcoming conference.There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at eight o'clock.G.Sheridan Will Enter Priesthood Gerald Sheridan, former Loyola college student and member of the Westmount Wanderers A.C.from 1929 to 1935, left last week for Guelph, Ontario, to join the Jesuit Novitiate where he will begin years of study which will fit him for his chosen life work as a priest of the Roman Catholic church.Excavation For New Building Is Started Excavation was started on Saturday for construction of a $100, 000 apartment and business block on Sherbrooke street between Victoria and Grosvenor avenues.The structure, which will be one of the largest buildings built in Westmount for a considerable period, will house a new unit of Stein- berg\u2019s and is being constructed by that company.The structure will have a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 120 feet at one point, and will contain 14 suites, according fo plans prepared by Maxwell M.Kalman, architect.Specifications of the building call for a three-storey structure with basement, brick walls, stone strim and store fronts of structural glass.Youth Group Meeting Held Dr.F.Morley Adressed Youth's Forum of Stanley Church on Sunday Last Sunday the Stanley Youth's Forum held its Firat discussion group of the year, at which Dr.F.Morley gave a very interesting talk on religion in our modern world.\u201cThe Lord\u2019s Prayer\u201d will be the subject of an address by Mr.J.B.Ferguson next Sunday afternoon at the usual time\u20143.15 p.m.The Stanley Young People's also began the new seazon\u2019s programme this week.On Wednesday evening some interesting speeches and a light entertainment held the attention of the members.\u2018Among the guests were Dr.Mqr- ley, Mr.Hyde, and Mr.and Mrs.Max Ford.Mr.Ford, who is the leader of the sing-songs at the Athletic Grounds, has consented to direct the play this year.The Examiner\u2019 Hidden Titles Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the following requirements im Simply find the two \u2018\u2018ads.\u201d in Examiner in which the names of the the Westmount Theatre during the hidden.the current issue of The Westmount two feature pictures being shown at first half of the coming week are Submit ali answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for the purpose.Contestants must be over 16 years of age, Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answeit must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in.Friday's issue.answers.as one submitti | Mr.and Mr learned that the Westmount military centre has i which it shared with the Montreal No.118 Fighter Squad n.\u201cThe base at thé flying field has been täken over by the Government for use by Trans-Canada Airlines.Until further plans are formulated the two squadrons are housing their eight training planes in the large central hangar.Over the weekend the unit made its second navigation flight of the year, this time to St.Sauver, Que.Flying officers of the Squadron made the round trip on Sunday.The Montreal No.118 Squadron was joined there by the local flyers and the two units engaged in navigation manoeuvres, Last Tribute To J.Currie Paid By Many Funeral Held Monday for Prominent Business Man and Sportsman The funeral service for the late James Currie, of 536 Roslyn avenue, was held in the chapel of Jos.C.Wray, and Bro., 1234 Mountain street, on Monday attended by a large gathering of former business associates, friends, and relatives.The service was conducted by the Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D., of Si.Andrew\u2019s Church and interment took place in Mount Royal Cem- elery.Mr.Currie, who was a prominent busines man and sportsman, died on Saturday at his residence, He was 92 years of age.The principal mourners were a daughter, Mrs.Colin Ross; two brothers, Daniel and William Cur- rie; and lwo sisters, Mrs.Donald Ferguson and Mrs, Thorston Dou- gherty.Those present included: William Lyall, Dr.H.Reilley, T.W.Lamb, Charles Edlington, W.H.Sutherland, E.E.Hughes, 0.Mowatt, W.H.Duthie, Walter Hislop, W.I.A Brodie, P.W.MclLaghlan, H, A.Condie, H.C.Fortier, C.Grenier, J.A.Bremner, George W.T.Nicholson, Dr.O.A.Lefebvre, John L.Kerr, E.H.Copland, J.P.Copland, Dr.Grant Campbell, L.B.T.Brown, A.8.Findlay, Fred H.Williams, Howard H.Patch, Richard Gray, John Ogilvy, W.W.Roy, A.C.Roy.W.E, Kieran, R.B.Hutcheson, Dr.F.M.A.McNaughton, J.M.Reid, Max Fisher, Marcus Auerhach, A.H, Clark, A.H.Ranson, J.A.Nicholson, Dr.William Enright, F.W.Norman.Dr.Robert Harvie, E.H.Maw, James B.Rice, George A.Hall, A.A.Sharp, J.A.Rerouin, W.A.Higgins, J.M.Purcell, Leslie McRae, J.S Reid, W Brown, A.C.Wood, J 8.Moffatt, W.Forcand, F, Me- Laughlin, R.G.Odiver, H.McLen- nan, Harry Good, Dr.D.J.Ber- wick.D.A.Finlay, Rev.G.F.Dewey, A.M, Ellicott, D M.Wilson, W O\u2019H.Percy, W.T.Woodall, R.H.Paul, J.C.Cox, D.A.O\u2019Mearra, A.H.Grove, E.Liersch, James Crowe, G.E.White, Ald.W.S.Weldon, Peter Lyall, J.Brady, J.Johnston, J.E.Parker, A, Foreman, W.Northey, R.N.Watt, C.W.Vollmann, G.G.Archibald, HR.Hutchison, James Beard, W.P.McVey, C.Ernest Loy, F.J.Walker, À, K.Cameron, W.W.Hughes, Mrs, J.Ewing, S.H.Phillips.Miss R.Gale, W.S.Wilson, John F.Roy, Robert Todd, Mrs.James McKimmie, Mrs.R.Coltart, J.Bruce Stewart, C.A.MacLean, A Norman Stewart, W.Ji Bethune, president of the Caledonia Curling Club, A, L.Fyon, W.Morrison, J.J.Roberts, W.Y.Reid, Mrs.J.Henderson, Mrs.J.H \u2018Henderson, ,|erstone and Gordon Taylor.| HARDWOOD FLOORS HAVE THEM REFINISHED sy 4263 St, Catherine se, Westmount.Free Estimates WE, 2323 BEAUTIFY YOUR CEE DE ject to Raise Fund A special invitation to.members and \u2018friends of the C.C.F.and] C.C.Y.M.in this district to cooperate in a project\u2019 which assure them of a pleasant evening, .{ while at the same time they will aid Spanish refugees, is offered by the Beaver-Hall C.C.Y.M., a unit of the Co-operative Commonwealth Youth Movement \u2014 À National Youth Organization Affiliated to the C.C.F.It is a \u201cSpanish Aid Party\u201d, to be held at Strathcona Hall, 772 Sherbrooke Street, West, at 8.30 p.m., on Saturday.Demetrio Cuet- ara, Acting Consul-General for Spain in Canada, will be present, and through his cooperation, a large number of photographs and posters, received.from the Spanish Government, will be on display.The English speaking captain of the S.S.Stancroft anchored in the river here, has been Invited.He has been running his ship through Franco's naval blockade, Entertainment will be provided by Max Ford, and his \u201cSeven Dictators\u201d, and others.Those attending, are invited to bring a contribution of canned goods or clothing, to be loaded on the Spanish relief ship, which is leaving Montreal carly in October.Refreshments will be served, and music for dancing will be provided by an orchestra of the Musicians Federation of Montreal.Membership) # Campaign At Y Opens Drive For New Members to Get Under Way on Oct.3\u2014 Captains Appointed Under the chairmanship of W.Boyd Robson, the Westmount branch of the Y.M.C.A.will open its annual campaign for new members on Oct, 3, W.Spearman, the secretary, announced yesterday.The objective of the drive is to secure 300 new and renewal memberships during the month and every effort will be put forward to make the campaign a success.The workers are divided into two divisions headed by Alan Weath- Each section will consist of four teams from the senior group, one from the ladies group, and five made up of boy members.Team captains appointed to date are as follows: Men\u2019s section: John Annesley.R.J.Hamilton, Wm.Taylor, Howard Matheson, and Harry Johnston, Preps: Paul Kenwood.Juniors: Ken Lindsay, Ramsay Browne.Intermediates: .Douglas Red- fern, Hugh Fraser.Senior School: Robert Rutledge.Evening Sr.: Leonard Schryer, Wm.McKay, PLAN FALL PROGRAM À many-sided program of activities has been planned by the Temple Emmanu-E]l for the coming season.The schedule of activities will shortly be announced by the School for Adult Studies and \"|the Sisterhood, Brotherhood, and Young People's Society.J Westmount \u2018tain, and will: Police was promoted to the rank of stable Oliva nault to sergeant, by the \u201cCity Council at a closed meeting on Monday evening.: Now 37 years of age, Lieu ford joined the force on: Dec 4, 1924 as a constable.On No 1931 he was raised to the ra desk sergeant.He was next oted on April 6, 1936, when he made Acting police lieutenan July 16 of the same year h came a lieutenant.Oliva Arsenault entered the force on August 27, 1981, \u2018hi pointment this week marking his first promotion, For some time connected with Identification Department, he now in fult-charge.of.that off He will also look after police records.As head \u2018of identification dutias require a thorough k ledge of photography, finger px ing, and classification of \u2018crimin records.Al te Summer During the Summer Westmôüin! Baptist Church has undergone, extensive renovation and service will be held on Sunda At the morning service Rev., Johnston will have as his theme: \u201cStrength and Beauty are in ] Sanctuary\u201d.Children's Talks which are so much enjoyed hy a large number of children will he resumed at this service, At 3 o\u2019clock in the afternoon, the Bible School under the direction of Mr.8.C.Simpson will observe Rally Day.A very attractive programme has been planned.At the evening service Mr, Johnston will have as his subject: \u201cThe Woman, the Dragon and the Beast.\u201d This address will be based upon a most significant Bible Commentary in current history.The question in many minds is \u2014\u2014 Must the Democracies go on yielding before the gangster methods of the Dictatorships?ls the Mark of the Beast or the Name of the Lamb Lo triumph finally?Our fellow-citizens are cordially invited to attend.The choir will render attractive music.Book Circulation At Library Is Up During the months of June, July and August, the Westmount Public, Library circulated 30,982 books, Miss Kathleen Jenkins, H- brarian, reported yesterday.This represents an increase of 1,888 books over the same period last year.A number of new volumes have recently been added, including some three hundred in the French language.Messenger Suffers Injury In Fall From Bicycle When he unexplainably fell from his bicycle while travelling at a rapid rate of speed, Philippe Char- bonneau, of 227 Hibernia avenue, | suffered a fractured right shoulder on Saturday afternoon, and was taken to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital for treatment.Charbonneau, a méssengér em- ployed- by Hoffner, Ltd., Catherine street west, ap lost control of his bieyele \u2018Hornig and was travelling at a fast clip down Clarke avenue.He fell from the machine at the corner of Thornhill and was hurled to the curb.He was found lying there by a passing motorist,\u2019 A.Schachter, 8 Douglas avenue, who: rém him to hospital in his car.He.was examined, th ment by hospital authorities, Re-Opening | The Sunday morning = ° Er eon TE RARE ME WI EIS PAPAS ER TA ERC Ser ee DT TS NE FB PAE HE so =p mers EA SE POP Fe à Sh f oyeriooking river.£24.00 i Avenue, Ville Lasalle.NESTHOURT PARE APTS, Serving the cs \u201cat\u201d \u2018Westmount, S u's Metropol! 2 o* fe Foal and to provide patients 5,770 Catholics, >The \u2018hospital is rated red to make the necess- ry enlargemer s of the hospital's facilities ak 3 f the ever-increasing demands our growing population is à quarter- illion dollars.The sum is substantial, uld be overstibscribed, for the hospital is eld in the highest esteem by Montrealers.Westmount, Notre Dame de ny.such thing as Indian t listed among the seasons; is as real as the other four, much.scientific exactitude for extensions the.popula: oeopathic .Located ihg-on the C \u201cOur salute; ficial org sociates, \u2018is a In the included and was arranged.but day Men\u201d Grey says, reviewer, pi ait from the lips of \u2018Cardi 1 of the unparalleled success of National Eucharistic \u2018Congress His Holiness bestowed his bless- in Canada and on the entire Canadian people.i bring to the Pope's heart such consolati | for those who console the church by writing | such noble and exemplary pages.\u201d The -Eucharist Congress in Quebec served a great national; as:well asispiritual; \u2018purpose.It was one of those \u2018admirable steadying influences that we re It commanded: the resp of many thousands far beyond the boundary lines of the great organization by which it: Corcoran!\u2019 d:ismoke, : radon | Villeneuve, he Canadian ld in nadia says Osservatore Romano, of \u2018the Vatican, in commenting on the visit of Cardinal Villeneuve and his as- 5, these unusual days.\u201cLabor Board Bars \u2018Weirton Steel Attorney : Gives Firm Month to Find New Counsel,\u201d says a Washington headline.Remember \u2018way back in the good old days when lawyers were plentiful and you could get a couple of dozen merely by taking off the fly screen?In reviewing J.B.Priestley's \"The Dooms- | for The New York Sun, James C.\"Charlie's rickety old airplane, Bendy, might have been copied from what.they say of Corcoran\u2019s.\u2019\u201d\u2019 Oh, well, for a book : the meadow \u20ac te\u2014Four scouts\u2019 to ing 110 yards, One 9.Scoutmaster to.\u2018Entries for events in Classes \u201cC\u201d, \u201cD\u201d and \u201cE\u201d limited to; three per troop.Running shoes only allowed as footwear in Classes \u201cA\u201d, \u201cB\u201d, \u201cC\u201d and is close enough.\u201cD\u201d, and relay events.north.of Terrebonne; hot: \u2018water year « Paderewski, who: has faced a radio\u2019 \u2018microphone \u201conly.once in \u201c his-life, \u201cwill end the Magic | Key\u2019 s fourth consecutive year of \"broadcasting Sunday at 2 with a special performance of works by \u201cHaydn, Wagner and Chopin from Lausanne, Switzerland.Though approaching his.78th: birthday, the famous pianist will perform for a full hour-in his first broadcast to America.* POSTLINES T.J., Toronto\u2014American programs.rebroadcast via CBC in Canada are supposed to he relayed to the national network from Montreal.Toronto, however, is the network headquarters.Engineer Ceremonies in connection with the launching of the Queen Elizabeth at Glasgow, Scotland, will be aired by CBC-BBC-NBC-CBS Tuesday at 9.15 a.m.George Blake will be at the microphone.F.L., Verdun\u2014 There are many \u2018Canadians in Hollywood, but strict immigration rulings hinder many movie-struck folk in their quest for fame.Salaries are far below the publicized sale.H.G\u2014Yes B.B.C.\u2019s huge building would prove a good target for bombers, but it would appear to be a far more difficult target than any of the towers of Radio City.H.N.S\u2014Shirley Ross is unmarried, but Syd Skolsy reported Tuesday that she was soon to elope with Ken Dolan.Hollywood elopements are generally gala af- fairs with several hundred guests Mr.Holmes is: \u201chighly: à singer of lieder.At Victoria Hall he will include: eight.Gypsy songs of Brahms, two groups of old and modern English songs, and others.and a crew of press photographers.Dolan manages Langford and several other successful artists .Bunk-\u2014No, I'm not jealous! Lionel Shapiro leaves for Hallywood very shortly.Gilbert Seldes joins \u201cHeadlines and Bylines\u201d October 2.And so the dial spins.Adios, \"A UMITÉD THEATRE IN?(St.Catherine: at Chomedy St) Today-Saturday: \u2018GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS\u201d with Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane & Hugh Herbert.\u201cPRISON FARM\".with Shirley Ross & Lloyd.Nolan.Friday night at'11 Revival \u201cLET \u2018EM HAVE IT\u201d.with Richard Arlen & Virginia Bruce.Sun -Tues Excellent Film ë Program KATHARINE CARY HEPBURN \u201cGRANT A tender, \u2018gay and beautiful iromance, Special Feature Ginger Rogers \"Vivacious Lady\" with « US James Stewart MONKLAND Ë 1a as THEATRE LY ue Cor of Monkland Aves: & = Girouard) Today Saturday: \u201cTHREE.:COM- HRADES\" with Robert\u201d Taylor, Franchot Tone, Margaret: Sullivan & Robert Young.\u201cONE.WILD NIGHT\u201d with June Lang &: Lyle Talbot.Friday Night at -11.Revival of \u201cADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN\u201d with Joel McCrea & Jean Arthur.Sun.Tues, Splendid Film Program .À Rudy, Vallee % Rosemary Lane À Hugh Herbert aki 2nd.Feature Double - Film .Prograin oe 2] 0 ETE.pm T - | i.oo ts On TI AVS CE Enel Tunalations of W ngiish Translations of Wo English, Creative Willing glish\u201d Literature, Advan ench Conversation; enth Composition and 1 French.Literature, Modern \u201cFrench Literature, Contempoiër) French Composition, Publis § n a : German, lotroductor German: Composition and.History; Early Civilization, History, The \u2018Anclent Woi Histe y Modem Europes omposition and.Clas \\atketing and Merchandisin Mathematics, Practical Authemstics,; Aly Geo Mathematics, Analylie G lathemetics, Advanced A athematics, Calzulor athematics, Advance rt VERTE CR rT Ca did Sought Position on Team\u2014Coach C / T m's Suc Westmount Jun r Footbal \u201cClub of he C.R- ter.Coal \u2018Andy.\u2018McGillis, after two weeks \u2018of constant and strenuous \u201cpractice drills 8% the Westmount: Athletic G rounds is fast rounding into.shape 3 Rs e orners of the local football uni- am, Coach McGillis is finding it dif- I the pigskin season.Other feature of the game will be \"| Ribbons For First and Se- | cond Places Will b Awarded at Murray|; Park Races for juniors, sponsored by Westmount Recreation Depart- \u2018ment, were held Saturday at Mur- \u2018ray Park, and 27 competitors took i part, watched by 75 spectators.The last day of junior boat rac- \u2018ing will \u2018be held tomorrow after- {noon beginning at 2.15 and ribbons for first, second and third \u2018places will be awarded.Winners.of last Saturday\u2019s players races follow: \u201cOpen Sail- Boats: 1st, Tan Rob- f enthus- re pos penis SLs erts; 2nd, Aldwin Eager; 3rd, Ron- : ald Reid.Botte what is going on sixty.\u2018minutes of play.: Among some of the.most promis- ch ) Andy WeGils, Squad Has Been Paci g now à |be a \u201cchampionship on paper, ny team that expects to beat 2nd, Peter Merrill; \u2014a delightful week-end, at a de- Mehtfoi time of the year.Special Tranksglving features at Autinm rates.Reserve naw.\u201c YH, Wheeler, Mer Dir.GRAY ROCK CSSS QUEBEC LT \u2018Reid, 2nd Hugh Plant; \u2018Roberts, = Open \u2018Sails: 1st, \u201cway; 2nd, Diani nd Jack Price, 3rd, low |}: I 5 Delivery Till 11 P.M.WE.1616 ; ignals Busy, Please Dial \u2018Next Line.NEAREST LICENSED GROCER To WESTMOUNT -between members family.Motors: 1st, Douglas Robertson; 3rd, Tony Do- bell.Eighteen: Inch Sails: 1st, Donald Atkinson; 2nd, Robert Christie; 3rd, Aldwin Eager.Twenty-four Inch Sails: 1st, onald Reid; 2nd.Douglas Robert- n; 3rd, John Allan, Fifteen Inch Sails: 1st, Ronald 3rd, Ian Jack Green- Harrison; 3rd, Donald Atkinson, Special Sails, 1st, Lisha Eager, Peter Merrill, FIRST POST OFFICE \u201cSo-far-as known, the first post \u2018office for the general public was established in 1516 between Vienna and Berlin.In 1523 England established a postal system, but it was used only for communications of the royal « us on the field will know they have been in a game.\u201d The schedule as yet has not been issued but plans call for the season to open Saturday, October 8th.The other teams in the league are in the junior section.Rock: land and Lakeside and Valois and in the intermediate section of what will be known as the Cosmopolitan .Rughy League, ability to run back kicks and outguess tacklers has been impressive brisk practice game to-morrow af- - timing and interfer- | their \u2018trip to\u2018 Toronto = .still in need \u2018of $100 .they \u2018are those who Grounds in care of Freddy Dey .all offerings will rratefully accepted .If our boy: are successful égainst\u201d the aria Champs they will head for the\u2018 prairies .there they will meet the mid-west champs .if victorious there .they will precede to Vancouver for the finals .from Toronto on, all expenses are looked after by the lacrosse association .Tuesday or Wednesday will be their embarking day if all goes well .the entire squad will make the trip to the Holy City .handed the smart Breboeuf college a 13-8 trimming Monday evening .Frankie Eddolls starred with 4 goals .will play a re- to finance |\u2019 coaching job w iors for coming hockey season , .him pretty busy .tennis season: tournaments to be run off .biggest.upset of the week.by Shea and Betty Bader losing in mixed doubles .men\u2019s open now in progress .Why is Smoky Halpern deserting Calvary?.it's a secret nobody knows but Smoky hisself «'s +» S0 long, Me- Goo.: CRICKET CHIRPS Harry M.Williams This is a\u201dhail and farewell to cricket and summer.Summing it all up, it has been a most disappointing and unsatisfying cricket season.We cannot look back and see one bright spot unless it has been the renewal of summer contacts and friendships.Crickets itself has been made up of unsatisfactory, unfinished games, \u2018mediocre umpiring, arbitrary rulings and not a few heart-burn- ings.Not one constructive thing has been done to ensure the future of cricket.The juveniles upon whom the game relies have never been so neglected.Cricket as a whole has never been so sloppily conducted.Late starts and utter disregard for the supporters.of the game seem to stand out uppermost along with a schedule that was poorly arranged, began too late and ran too far into precarious weather.One of the great farces was the Davidson cup finals, To begin with, a neutral ground was not chosen.Appeals to the umpire about light were not over-ruled.A substitute fielder practically robbed oné team of it\u2019s chances of retaining the cup.Under the rule that only players with certain qualifications may participate \u2014 and the rule is justifiable \u2014 one player.had to fly from Vancouver for 14 minutes of play, so we are given to under- stand, to participate in the third bite at the apple.One would almost imagine this was a Hollywood personal appearance.If that and the whole conformation of the four game final was not playing under disabilities, please show us.On \u201cthe top-of this an- ardent cricket devotee and dispenser of cricket largesse, his wife and dog (on lead) were refused entrance to the sacred precincts of the cup final grounds.Lest it be thought that we are churlish and lobsided in our view point our heartiest congratulations to Westmount on their magnifi- cient showing for the season.Might we suggest that if cricket is to survive it must take stock between now and the opening of next season, More attention must be paid to the young stock farm.A lot of the dead wood must be cleared out principally in the executive end of the game.Self appointed arbiters and dictators must not only be discouraged but totally eliminated.Might we at this point suggest a pleasant winter pastime \u2014 a school for umpires with an examination for physical, mental and practical knowledge of the game fittedness before they again don the white coats?We-hate to wind up the season with such melancholy dirge but to one who loves the game, it\u2019s traditions, valued associations and friendships 1938 has been a keen disapointment.PRAY AGAINST BUGS Mass prayer meetings to ask divine help in fighting a mealy bug plague are being held throughout Natal.«sk for uh Forse Canada\u2019 s favorite bottled aley Hold up a Blassful .« «+ You can see the differences chi ew of It aide Andy seems to be doing lots of : coaching: these: days and-it keeps | is practically over but for a few| .Bob: |: , was ab marafhon to end.all golfing\u2019 marathons \u2018at\u2019 Techny Fields, That motor scooter parked close by was.the medium by which Franco \u2018to © play O1 \u2018holesin:one da Chicago, is lowes score: foi ae BY H Play.To Health EXERCI Through \u2018 pe UGH A; NOBLE À It is an established fact that our bodies are only a direct result of our mode of living and what we make them.Our muscles and our organs are a reflection of man's previous hygienic habits.The fune- tion of our various organs, the strength of our muscular tissues and nerve fibers, are a result of our diet, our personal habits, and our exercise, Because of this modern \u2018mechanical age\u2019 of living the lack of organic vigor is outstanding.This is particularly true in the city, where a noticeable trend in physical degeneration is primarily due to sedentary employments, which limits necessary muscular exercise.The man who sits at an office all day, is* s this year A October 1st, This is the: eighth consecutive year that this event has been includ weeks and will: be held: on Satur: The prizes for all municipal recreation activities will be held in Victoria Hall on Satur y Oct.29th.1938, annual commencing at 7.00 p.m.Programme: Exhibition of Hand- Prizes; Dancing: day.Oct.15th at the: same hour presentation + icrafts; Sing-Song; Presentation of.\u201c520,146- T gistered Voters.PUT TING TOURNAMENT 36 hole \u201cmatch in 1 which competitors took.their\" combined scores hole course.interesting and after a very close \u2018play throughout, the winner was \u2018Stewart \u201cThompson.This match \u2018proved \"RUSS VOTERS Moscow Russia; now has 2.BADMINTON Sonn OPEN OCTOBER Ist a ment deprived of those opportunities which tend toward better health and longivity of life.\u2018There are various forms in which this sedentary life is made evident; a few of them being \u2014 protruding abdomen, flat chest, poor posture, lack of endurance \u2014 as indicated by shortness of breath \u2014 even indigestion, headaches, and constipation, (a general organic inefficiency.) It seems that the evolutionary processes of man have place him in the category of the \u2018out of doors\u2019.In order to overcome this physical deterioration\u2019 then man should adjust himself to just that state, However, the \u2018out of doors\u2019 is not practical or accessible to all; therefore, the gymnasium, with its various programs, would be admirably utilized, The regularity of systematic exercise and training has done and will do much to overcome the \u2018confinement\u2019 in which man is finding himself today.Often the average business-man thinks that after a hard day's mental work he is much too tired to commit himself to any physical exertion.But this is definitely untrue; it is a universal slogan \u2014 that a change is as good as a rest \u2014 and how much better the rest when this change is of a recreational nature.One should enthusiastically exercise with vigor and regularity.Not too strenuously in the morning or in the evening, as sleep is more restful during normal circulation.The best time to exercise is from four p.m.to six p.m.It also should be kept in mind there is no one exercise which will insure health, and often abnormalities result from too much specialization.Variation together with recreation will usually accomplish the desired physiological results, and most of all don\u2019t worry, but be completely relaxed and enjoy your exercise as you take it.If one does not have the opportunity to exercise daily it is better to divide the time on alternative days; being sure to keep up to the minimum numbers of hours, which is about four.More frequent exercise will make for better development and a healthier body.A few thixgs to keep in mind when exercising; one should begin with a very light warm-up, working up to more vigorous exercise, then finishing quietly.Should corrective exercises be needed, practice them first before becoming tired.Heavy exercise will slow up coordination but tend for geater strength, while lighter exercises will make for proper proportions between the corrective and the re- creative forms, The strength, endurance, skill and coordination of the muscle is best accomplished by the \u2018happy medium\u2019 between small amounts of trenuous effort and large amounts of lighter exercise.For the best results from exercise one should keep in mind, \u2018systematic regularity\u2019.Because without these two half of our efforts are futile, Louis Trudell Sold To Montreal Canadiens Chicago.Chicago Black Hawks of the National Hockey League, Stanley Cup hockey champions, announced Louie Napoleon Trudell, veteran left wing, had been traded to Montreal Canadiens for Joffre Desilets, 25- \u2018year-old.rookie right wing: from Stratford, Ont.- Bill Tobin, president of the Hawks, said.the deal was the first { several contemplated: to | strenghthen the champions for the deferise of their title this wi .6 \u201cyears of play\u2019 with [rules and\u2018 Se.Paul.Desilsts had \u2018| been with.the \u2018Canadiens two years Cleveland Will Rebuild Team For 1939 Season Cleveland.\u2014 Because of their collapse in the pennant race, Alva Bradley, president of the Cleveland Indians, announced that five ähd maybe\u201c more regulars of the Indians will be traded and the team completely revamped in a drive for a 1939 pennant.Oscar Vitt will be: retained as manager of the club, Bradley said.He has proved satisfactory.On the block are Lyn Lary, regular shortstop; Julius\u2019 Solters, outfielder; John Kromet, second string second .baseman; Sammy Hale, first string second sacker, and Earl Averill, hard-hitting outfielder.rer TORRENTIAL: RAIN infi r Bi Don\u2019t assoclate exercise as work, cola i Enjoy ifs OSC 6H un otodun ed 1 have found the wordi.castssigsssissssnsees OR hidden in the advertisement of.soussnauseuss céasnasionnsquilsace | thi e coming week age judy sion as Final oF the cs th warding of passes.to.the Theatre, oO H.O o8 0 O oS "]