The Westmount examiner, 11 mai 1939, jeudi 11 mai 1939

[" 1 Fé Id 0 eee 40 Years in ox Westmount OHMAN'S EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS ANTIQUE SILVER AN IDEAL WEDDING GIFT FINE WATCHES WE.4046 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 1216 Greene Ave.PLASMA SI IASIS MIS LSISIA AMI IIS IL ISIN ALI SSII I SSL LMA I LU 1 LUS I IS 142 Ed MMA AA AA Zs voL.X., No.19 1939 .| cop he Westmount Txaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY- 11, Su 42 HARDWOO À.Ross Grafton & Co.Free Estimates WE.2323 a MAIL A IAA LUI E VMS 0 D FLOORS oplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned 63 St.Catherine St.Westmount SLL LISISILILL IIIS 27S S02 FT PAT 5020770050008, PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS FINAL PLANS ARE MADE FOR ROYAL VISIT Approximately Hundred Thousand Persons Expected to Assemble In Westmount DECORATIONS UP King and Queen Will Enter And Leave City Through Special Arches Everything is in readiness for the visit of the King and Queen in Westmount on Tuesday.Approximately one hundred thousand persons will assemble along the route of the procession and 3,200 school children will view L the Royal couple from especially erected grandstands.Westmount streets on the route, and municipal buildings and schools, will be completely decorated by the end of the week, it was announced at the City Hall yesterday.The arches through which the parade will pass as it enters and leaves the boundaries of West- mount were constructed this week.The one located on The Boulevard just west of Mount Pleasant avenue bears the wording \u201cThe City of Westmount Welcomes Your Majesties,\u201d while the arch on Sherbrooke street at Atwater extends the sentiment of the residents with the words, \u201cCitizens of Westmount Bid Your Majesties Godspeed.\u201d City Urges Care ; In order to avoid preventable accidents city officials urge re- &dents who live on the route of the procession to have their galleries, stairways and window dages,.thamoughly inspected.in) ras 3 order to ascertain the number of persons safely.They also point out that the average roof was not designed to support a great deal of weight and suggest that residents view the parade from other points of vantage.Every effort is being made by the special committee in charge of arrangements and police officials to prevent accidents occurring and the cooperation of residents is requested.Assemble at 3 p.m.To provide proper supervision all school children must assemble at schools by 3 p.m.and be in place at the special stands by 4 o'clock.Teachers and members of home and school associations will be in charge, Some 3,200 pupils will be accommodated.The city\u2019s remaining 800 students of public schools have not requested tickets and therefore will presumably witness the procession from other points.Police Rules Police will strictly forbid persons to climb trees, poles, or other public property from which they could get a better view of the parade, but at risk of being injured.To augment the Boy Scouts in lining the route, arrangements have been made by S.C.Holland, of Scout headquarters and C.E.Rush, field secretary, to volunteer a large body of ex-Scouts.They will line the route on Lans- downe avenue from The Boulevard they can accommodate Long May Ghey Reign King George VI and Queen Elizabeth ~ to Westmount avenue.Shortly before the parade passes along this street they will be joined by Scouts from the Pine and Cedar sections.The Toute will also be lined by members of the Westmount Police Department, military units, the R.C.A.F.No.115 Squadron, and Veterans\u2018 bodies.All those woh have volunteered their services will be on duty from 10 a.m.until the procession is over, They will be supplied with a lunch consisting of sandwiches and coffee from 12 to 2 o'clock.Minister Will Speak On Visit Of Royalty tection to the homes of residents of Westmount not located on the route of the Royal procession a large squad of policemen will be on special duty during the day on Tuesday patrolling streets in all parts of the city and petty thieves who have the have a Roman holiday would be well advised to keep out- In order to give complete pro- notion that they in store | Special Precautions Will Be Taken by Police Here side the boundaries of the municipality.All membes of the police and fire departments will be called out and unusual precautions are to be taken to apprehend persons who attempt burglaries.Police, moreover, anticipate little trouble, so thorough are the ar- ranzements to provide proper protection.On Sunday Reverend J* A.Johnston of Westmount Baptist Church will speak of the deeper significance of the Royal Visit At the morning service the theme of the address will be: \u201cThe Queer \u2014The Scottish Lass who shares the Throne\u201d.In the evening the subject will be: \u201cThe Coming of cur King\u201d or \u201cCanada prepares for the Royal Arrival\u201d Weredale House Leads band Troop, troops of the Westmount District, including the Lions Club.and Second Westmount Troops, and the Rover Sea Scouts, took Fine Evening Parade Led by the new drum and fife of the Weredale House part in an evening parade, last night, marching west on Western avenue to Marlowe, returming to their headquarters on Atwater avenue by Sherbrooke.The parade was under the command of C.E.C.Rush, scoutmaster of Weredale House Troop, with R.N.Talbot and E.Neale, scoutmasters of the other Troops.\"Constables Will 1 Remind King Of London Their Majesties, the King and Queen, will receive a cheerful reminder of London, itself, when they pass through Westmount on Tuesday, for all members of the police department are to wear their summer uniforms, the hats of which are designed along the lines of those worn by the London \u201cBobby.\u201d All members of the force will also wear white gloves.City To Re-Name Park On Monday The re-naming of Murray Park to commemorate the visit of the King and Queen will be held at {the regular weekly meeting of the | Westmount City Council Monday Flying Officer Fee Takes Over Duty on Saturday Flying Officer Fee takes over his duties as chief permanent officer of the No.115 R.C.A.F.Fighter Squadron on Saturday, replacing Flight Lieut.Briese who nas been transferred to Dartmouth, N.S! Flight-Lieut.Briese night.The name is to be one selected from those entered in a special contest conGucted by the city.The closing date was May 1.A resolution was adopted this week providing for the renewal of the sidewalk facing the athletic grounds and improvements to the property.Announcement was also made that the lane north of The Boulevard, between Roslyn and Gros.venor avenues would be repaved at a cost of approximately $2,650.has been attached to the squadron for the past two years.The training plane transferred from the unit to Camp Borden last fall, due to lack of storage space at St.Hubert Airport, has been returned to the squadron and is helping out considerably in instruction work, The unit, however, is still shy one plane, it having been flown to Toronto last year for the same reason.The ship is expected to be hack at St.Hubert by the end of the week.Work on the new hangar at St.Hubert airport has heen held up considerably due to the fact that concrete and other heavy materia\u2019 cannot be driven over the highway to the airport until p\u2014 The Week At Victoria Hall Today: Mary Beetle\u2019s School of Dancing, recital; Daughters of the Nile.Tomorrow: True Kindred Lodge; Westmount Women's Club.Saturday: Mary Beetle\u2019s School of Dancing, matinee recital, Monday: Rialto School of Dancing, recital; Naxix Temple, Daughters of the Nile; Dominion Bank, staff dance; ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, 0.A.H., Division No.2.Wednesday, Flecta Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; Paul Dance Studio, recital; Homoco- pathic Hospital staff dance Next Thursday: Business Asso rords are in shape to stand loads) ciation of Westmouat, open meet.of this nature, 4 a ing.AMENDMENT |S MADE IN REGULATIONS Cars Will be Allowed to Pass Through Restricted Area Earlier TRAM RULES MADE Street Cars Will Operate Along Sherbrooke Street Until Four O'Clock As a result of a minor amendment in the municipal regulations pertaining to the Royal Visit in Westmount, automobiles will be permitted to proceed over city streets a short timo after the procession has crossed Alwater avenue, it was announced by T.J.Hughes of tho city manager's office yeslorday.Previously the rules set down by tho special committoo in charge of arrangements stipulated that cars could not be driven in the area bounded by Sunnyside, Gros- 10 a.m.until 8 p.m.Now, however, vehicular traffic will be permitted half an hour after the procession passes.The change was made due to the fact that a number of Westmount residents will attend the Royal banquet to be held in the Windsor Hotel and that the schedule to Le followed by the procession has been advanced some forty minutes.Street cars on routes that pass along Sherbrooke street will bo permitted to operate until 4 p.m., but from 2 o'clock on are forbidden to make stops for the purpose of discharging passengers between Metcalfe ahd Alwaier ave- hues.Trams that pass over West- mount avenue and the Boulevard will be stopped at 2 o'clock sharp.Tramway vehicles will be allowed to proceed five minutes after the procession has passed.High Old Boys Act As Special Police Through arrangements made by W.©.Nicholson, president, and B.M.Alexander, scerctary, about one hundred members of t h e Westmonut High Old Boys\u2019 Association of the classes from 1922 to 1938 will line the route of the Royal procession on Tuesday, it was announced at the City Hall yesterday.They will act as special con- ray Park at 2.30 p.m.to be equipped with arm bands.Many of the members of the Old Boys\u2019 Association have heen particularly active in athletes and are expected to prove particularly valuable during the procession.Scouts Have Big Part In The Royal Parade For the first time in the nearly thirty years of Scouting in Cane ada, Boy Scouts will have the honor of guarding Their Majesties, when the King and Queen visit Montreal next Tuesday.Scouts of the Westmount and Western Din- trict will play a large part in the ceremonies, and all Troops in the Districts are up to full strength, and are as efficient as painstaking drill can make them.A really severe physical ordeal is ahead of all Scouts lining the route, for there is no doubt that the Troops will be required to be in position several hours ahead of the scheduled arrival of the proe cession.AH Scouts have heen reminded that as guards on the Royal route, they will be personally responsible for the protection of Their Majesties, and to properly carry out their task, good physical condition is essential, It 1x sug- gexted that carly retiring hours, and care in avoiding getting overtired should be the rule with all Scouts during the next few days, Scouts of the Second Westmount Troop held a practice last week in preparation for the part they will play during the visit of the King and Queen, Following an in.spection the boys played indoor games.Four awards weee presented, : Bob.Smith receiving a Missionary { hadge: Don Matthews, pathfinder: J.Mackenzie and A, Heuser, handyman badges.\u2014\u2014 venor and Western avenues, from stables and will assemble at Mur- sa ia De i oie PAGE TWO Westmount Examiner Published Every Friday Morning Serving the City of \\Vestmount Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolls THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnot 2778° \u201cThe Bxaminer\u201d sims to be an independent, clean mewspaper for the home, deviteo to public service WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 REFLECTIONS ON ROYAL VISIT Next Tuesday, for the first time in the lives of most of us, will be vouchsafed an opportunity to see our King and Queen.Their Majesties will be among us in Montreal for only a few hours, yet the estimates of the number of people who will greet them as they make a tour of the city run to over two mil- tions.From a hundred neighbouring municipalities, and by special train from the New England States, the people will come \u2014 all \u2018anxious for a brief view of the man and woman who are the 'iving symbols of the unity of the greatest association of free nations the world has ever witnessed.The Royal Visit has great significance, both for Canadians and for Americans.lt will drive home to Canadians the great gulf between leadership as understood by British peoples and as understood by the totalitarian countries; and it will drive home to Americans the extreme thinness of the veil that marks the dividing line between their ideals and those of the British.* There are \u2018\u2019leaders\u2018\u2019 in Germany, Russia, \u2018and Italy \u2014 leaders whose position is main- \u201c tained by the force of armed might, whose in- \u201cdividual will is law, whose \u2018governments\u2019 are \u2018called together not to discuss and reason together on the important problems of the day, but simply to sit in silence and hear the will of one mind.In British countries, the leader is the King \u2014 but what a different conception -of leadership he symbolizes! Through many centuries British peoples have developed government by the strength of the collective mind.When the King speaks, he speaks for and on the advice of his ministers, who, in turn, have reached their decisions in open and free discussion, and have advised their leader, \u2018or King, of their collective decision.This decision, the King is bound to take.There is an old saying to the effect that \"the King can do no wrong.\u2018 That means that he carries no responsibility for the decisions he makes, he is simply the spokesman for his ministers whose blame it is if the King is wrongly advised.At no time in the history of the two countries have British-American relations been better than they are today.The unusually comprehensive trade treaty recently effected between Britain, Canada, and the United States has already greatly strengthened the bonds of friendship all round.Sentiment, reinforced by \u2018good customer\u2019 relations, makes for bends of mutual esteem that are not easily broken.Sharing political and social ideals, with unbounded confidence in the good faith of each other, Canada-U.S.-British relations today are an example to the entire world.The Royal visit to the United States will emphasize these considerations, and cannot help but bring the two great empires still closer together.Not long ago an American professor suggested that the two Anglo-Saxon peoples share a common national anthem, the first verse to be from the British \u2018\u2019God Save the King,\u201d the second from the American My Country \u2018Tis of Thee\u201d, and the third as follows: Two Empires by the sea, Two peoples great and free, One anthem raise.One race of ancient fame, One tongue, one faith, we claim, One God whose glorious name, We love and praise.QUEBEC'S BEER POLICY The levy of additional Provincial taxes on beer, recently announced, is surely not calculated to strengthen the policy of temperance on which the Quebec Liquor Commission was founded.Indeed, a program designed to restrict the use of beer will inevitably lead to intemperance with consequences as bad or worse than those which led to the establishment of the Commission.The policy which has been pursued during the past few years seems to be designed to increase the sale of Commission brands of liquor, and the subsequent profits of the commission, regardless of the public welfare.Private brands have been discriminated against in the matter of taxation, while beer, which is seldom elsewhere classified as an alcoholic beverage (so low is its alcoholic content) is not only classed by the Commission among alcoholic beverages, but its use is actually discouraged by taxation.The Commission would do well to reflect that in 1667, the 'Intendent Talon, greatly concerned over the spread of intemperance among the settlers, consulted with the leaders of New France to find a remedy for the evil.The remedy proposed, and endorsed by his advisers, was to establish a brewery and encourage the use of beer.| At one time this Province enjoyed a reputation throughout Canada and the United States for the saneness and temperance of its liquor policy, but the policy now being pursued will soon dissipate that good opinion, we tear.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER STOP ME.IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE Suburban Bliss You know by the smile that plays \u2018round his lips ; Contentment is brimming his cup; .He's a commuter, and ev'rything's swell\u2014 The peas and the onions are up! Those \u201cWomen's Hats\u201d Again! Hats now are funny, and cost lots of money, But one thing we surely may know: If stored safe away, they'll bloom out some fine day The hit of some rollicking show.Give It Back! \u201cPinkus.has an umbrella that has been in his possession for 20 years.\u201d \u201cThat's long enough.He ought to return it.\u201d Ideal Person Lady (applying for a maid): \u201cI am very particular.1 want a maid who will not answer me back.\u201d Employment Agency Manager: \u201cI have just what you want\u2014a former telephone operator.\u201d\u2014Hum- mel.But It Wasn't That Old Two ladies were attending a concert at the city hall.They looked about them, \u201cNice building,\u201d said one lady \u201cWhat style of architecture is it?\u201d \u201cI'm not quite sure,\u201d said the other lady, \u201cbut Ithink it's Reminiscence.\u201d\u2014Pasadena Post.P.S.\u2014Ho Sold the Goods! Lady: \u201cWhy should a great, strong man like you be found begging?\u201d Beggar: \u201cIt's the only profession I know in which a gentleman can address a beautiful woman without an introduction.\u201d\u2014Glas- gow Citizen.An elderly lady who bore her vears remarkably well was asked by a child if she was young or old.\u201cMy dear, I have been young a very long time!\u201d she replied.\u2014 Montreal Star.WAlnut | 2773 | S ; ROYAL VISIT ACCOMMODATION FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE | SHOTRBROOKE, 4116, near Greens, RUFFKT, tuble, chairs, also wicker GOOD NEWS\u20141930 electric refriger: TWO FAIR silk drapes, rust colour, balcony and windows to rent, FI.ket, cither sold complete or separate: ator, porcelain lned, discount 20% hall runner § yards, almost new, ren- boa04.N-10| ly, tennis rackets, 6076 Sherbrooke trade In, cash returns.Box 121, sonable, Fl, 1354.U-26y } erie.> \u201d GATE in | \u201cWANTED © reais Tor indy and gon- Vest, Ant.1, U-264] c-0 Monitor, 2191 Hampton.U-208 GaT ELEC, TABLE, valant, Twist ; ç ; = oval-shape \u2018ft.long .00.DR : Yorman not more than §1 each, ae LAMPS, curtain, window shades, BROWN double fox fur, red veivel| 0978, ! U-151 - .\u201cCf nutting pletures, etehings, small] evaning cost, Pyrex baby bottles, BEAUTIFUL quilts, bund- AT THI GLAMIS\", 1634 Sherbrooke walnut table.No dealers., R201, .3 \u2018 .patchwork quits, Wan 1 West, indo LE ements 0 crs.DE vus firescreen, reasonable.EL.oa made, Apply 2645 Blvd.Gouin, BY.Included.Also outdoor grandstand, vel 1205.U-152 ; reasonable rates.litzroy 6341, REFRIGERATOR, good condition.| SITUATIONS WANTED | * \u2014 » A \u2014 i GARDBDNER, handy man, work by , WALNUT ch erobe, in goo con- ; day or hour, chargo reasonable, Fil.ition, Also wicker cals basket | 0287.yp] d | OT, 6961.12 : WwW TWEI,VE PIECE solld mahogany M LOST ross or uzz \u20ac dining room suite, combination Vic- } LOST sports coat, checked Harris| x a tron and bookcase, Radio, 2161 ï tweed, Monday Senin Jn Murray ™ Tupper Street, U-145 i ark.Reward, WIE.4334, N-9 T 3 5 fo] LADY'S 3 pleco suit, 16, perfect con- i\u2019 PAIR of glasses in brown case, lost | I \u2019 1 dition, reasonable.KL.#980, U-136 > Ju Westmount.Reward, WE.6914.T ELECTRIC \u2018\u2018Gainaday Washer, 1 N-R r 12 13 14 strongly constructed, $20.EL.5857.= _\u2014 \u2019 3-134 i COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET __ ol { LAKE MANITOU.Large furnished) [1° 7 18 WANTED TO PURCHASE 2 ouse, seven bedrooms, two maids\u2019 Tr : rooms, two bathrooms, ex=nslve lake CR TORONTO BOOK STORE i» frontage, boat house, tennis court, 21 22 BUY SMALL or large collections iz stable, garage.DI, 9665, N-22 books and magazines, English and \u2018\u20ac BIXTEEN ISLAND Lake, two beau- 33 French.Best prices paid, LA.1306 © tifully locatod collages, boats fire- 6 12 N-19 » wood \\ncluded, DE, 4206.24 Chester- GOOD second-hand bicycle for girl , Tleld.N-20 2% 30 31 of 10, WI.3892.N- * ' COUNTRY PROPERTY, at Lake CARTAGE & STORAGE Connelly, Royal Coltage furnished.SOTITNION storage Cartage Co.Ice-box, plane, rugs, beds for four- 3 33 en street.5 vi or teem shrubs, lawns, garage two cars, Packing, Furniture Storage.Local and tae bread oven course cuidres 34 |35 36 7 36 [39 long distance moving.Large vans , ., : .MA.§ or $300.00 season, only 25 miles from 0 Free estimates.Telephone MA ih ontreal, via St, Anne des Plaines EEE ROSE ST | and New.Giasgow, \u2018Apply Mr.Brien.NOTRE DANE DE GRACE TRANS.159 Cralg West, HA.100, N-1h FER.Local and long distance | MONTFORT, Laurentiäns.FIvs room movers; also storage.DE.SIE 4 furnished cottage.water, screened.\u2014 | lake front, boat, swimming 3 min- 4 DOMESTIC PETS _ utes from statlon.WIL 3227, N-1: 52 ALi.BREEDS, dogs and puppies.! ORFORD LAKE, near Magog, com- guaranteed healthy, country bred {pletely furnished bungalow, with] [53 Dixon's, 1821 St.Antoine, WI.2438 boat.MA.3445, Nel?Always open.N-18 BROME LAKE, 3.5 cottages, furn.57 DRESSMAKING ished.or rent\u201c ur sale.Boats In- 58 59 60.XUSS WRAY, formerly of N.D.G.puces.quate bathing, MM.Tryhoth, specializing evening gowns, mmlers oster.Que.N-6 ate, -nfternoun dresses, alterations HORIZONTAL 4 23\u2014W 1.45 ; FOR SALE 1\u2014Body of water BW aces BT Benet no patterns needed.WI 4504 N°11 DSOME RUG, never used $18.00 J\u2014Suppostng that 43\u2014One of the Central 25\u2014-Spllt TAILORESS and exclusive dress- fine chesterfield suite, $45.00, Gibbara To perform Limited States 3 Hypothetical maker.alterations of all kMds.Fu: dining room, bed room suite, studlo| 11\u2014To rouse 15\u20140 reside ap force coats re-lined.Late of Holt and set hall runner, mats, gateleg, book- 13\u2014Became uvallable 50\u2014To change color 31\u2014To permit Renfrew, WE.3814.Ned case, tables.Selling Immediately | (variant a of Ker stak 34\u2014Business associa MASSAGE .; \u2014 Mots #1\u2014Po FT.1080.1333 Greene, Westmount.| 1é\u2014Prefix to Scotch\u2019 3\u2014_To.retaliate ss\u2014bertalting to FINNISH MASSAGE \u2018Studio Rerd N-21 surnantes 56\u2014Rag Argos Miss Anita Salokannel and qualified ELECTRIC TRAIN (iJdonel) two en- 1s\u2014Te, transmit 57\u2014By ; 86\u2014Theatrical: voung Scandinavian masseuses.Re- gines, two transformers, t w o Ho Sweatening Ji\u2014 Bone mea phrases spoken ducing treatments, also ultra-violet « switches, four coaches, tracks and substance 6o\u2014Poem eanure aT Cia ike out vay lamp.2033 University street, Apt extras, $10.00.Also Sun Lamp with 22\u2014Therefore VERTICAL AE heered Sup 3.Oven 10 a.m.to 13 pm.PL.1905, carbons and goggles $2.50.EL.7667 23\u2014Artlele a 1=To stitch ti 20 \"Musical note ; N-23 nf «¥d\u2014Invelerate, as 2\u2014Stage rection oe ee ee eS TT re NB] disense A Parts of play Te patte PAINTING & DECORATING - Brie TRIC ROASTER (GE) with 26 Part or English 4\u2014Pronoun To and in STIFFORD TEEN, panters and \u201cEs.ew bargain.Telephono Ng es TeV le I ene 43 tnen Around thei decoraters, general contractors, rea: bers TES monde measure pl.) ently 12 STATE an em sonable prices, estfmates free.dal ne 7% $ od, Loader.also 30 lim plowly i= \u201cpon st-Ry LA, 374.NA reasonable.JL, 2574, af 3j je \u201cPlain \u2014War goda Roe Re o CANIS pn Sit, after | saCdolfers\u201d found Rar Se kr Retore rt WINDOW CLEANING \u2014\u2014\u2014 2211 34-Pieture taking 10-\u2014Unusnal BA\u2014Pnrt of \u201cto be\u201d ÉXTENDOR Window (leaning ta \u2014 ONE SWAGGER SUIT, one coat.machine 1°_\u2014{xists oe OPO nindows, skylights, officer.factories fawn tweed, size 14, slightly used 37=\u2014More skilityl 14\u20140bjertive of we\u201d roxidences cleans .Will sell \u2018chedp, 8808 Sherbrooke It onium tion 17\u2014In the past cation will he Cexidences cleaning bY experi.wet Us s1\u2014A awcetmeat =0\u2014CHpned tound elsewhers ini *tern windows pul up.taken down.» 2500 #09 43\u2014French article #1\u2014Listurbers this issue,\u2019 ~ : LA, 1426.The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles: Contest i kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre\u201d toe week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the following requirements: \u2014.Simply fing the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The W.Examiner in which the names of the two feature pictures being own tho Westmount Theatre during the ¢ hidden.Submit all 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.answers must be in the office not later than Wed names of the winners will be published in Thursday's ee and the A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are drawn trom among those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be one submitting the right answers, The winners ot last week's contest are as follows and their passes will be received in Friday's mail: Mrs, Frank Doherty, BOB Swhy St.; Miss A.E.Gah Ave., Apt.23; Mr.G.Sadler Pierce, 343 Roslyn Ave.shan, 331 Clarke + The Hidden Titles were evidently too well \u201c\u201chidden\u2019\u2019 last week as the three persons sbove were the only on important that the name of the company must be mentioned.swers gave the kind of business but not the company name.irst halt of the coming week are impossible to give passes to every- es to submit correct answers.It is Several an- THE FOR Ihterest Are Discusse ang it dues not accept responsibil They ars published for their In an article \u201cHousing for the Maury Maverick of Texas, which appeared in Common Sense (New York monthly), it is pointed out th people, generally cultured, rich and well born, were opposed to building roads by the public, and for the public.Leading politicians said it would ruin the Loll-road business, let lazy people walk for nothing, provide means of escape for slaves, destroy the stamina of the people, \u2014and, by the loss of taxes, bankrupt the state.Many leading statesmen of the country said that \u201cinternal improvements\u201d by the government were unconstitutional, and unconstitutional.Some leaders said * that in certain instances, building of roads was unconstitutional, because the constitution only provided for \u201cpost roads.\u201d Now billions are spent by Federal and State governments and everyone approves.Roads increased rapidly when the automobile came in, \u201cThe automobile.manufacturers promoted good roads with deep zest, with almost holy zest.So did sellers of cement, steel, rock and other materials.Governments entered the highway business and in doing so, subsidized the automobile business and made multimillionaires of Ford, Chrysler, Olds, and dozens of others.The point is we got the roads built and got cheaper and better automobiles.There are now twenty-five million automobiles instead of fifteen thousand (in U.S.A.), when roads were bad; and we have billions of dollars invested in fast, safe roads, in cvery part of the nation.\u201d He believes that if the government will start housing in a big way, numerous other industries will at once get back on their feet.\u201cMillions will go to work throughout the whole fabric of our society.Most important, millions will get homes in which to live.The government subsidy might run a billion dollars a ycar, or even more, (considering the ex- pefditures for relief and\u2019 other purposes,in the past,),and considering what will be accomplished by housing, it will be money well spent.The great industries would be the first to benefit.They could put hundreds of thousands to work.The new building industry would be like the automobile industry.It would be started by a subsidy, and for all I know kept up by one, as the auto industry is, but it would put people in homes, millions to work\u2014and keep business alive.\u201d One wonders how such reasoning applies to our housing problem in Canada, but of course, on a much smaller scale, The, Welland canal which cost down to March 31, 1938, $131.- 024,551, is operated as a service to shippers, not a source of reve rue All tolls were abolished in 1903.Germany must import three- quarters of -the iron she uses (much of it from Wabana, Newfoundland); 65 per cent of her copper, 75 per cent of her lead, 35 per cent zinc, all her aluminum and tin, practically all her nickel \u2014as well as most of the chromite, chromium, tungsten, molybdenum.vanadium and pyrites needed for munitions.She also lacks gold and credits with which to import those metals which explains Chancellor Hitler's \u201cExport or die\u201d statement.Forget \u201cslums\u201d a moment.For- |.ments today must take a road ERE ALBERT WEEKS JEWELLER - WATCHMAKER The Shop of Superior Craftsmanship Dust entering around the glass of your watch can usually be checked with crystal cement.The sma charge made for this service may | prevent a major repair later on.| \"ESTIMATES GIVEN ; am PRICES REASONABLE 1309 Greens Avs.fl.4820 ti EP | in Which Subjects of General Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.NOTE :\u2014~The opinions expressed In theses columns are not necessarily those of this newspaper terest, variety and originality of treatment JL 111 1LTS S711 LIS ILLIAL SLL If SI II VLI VUS III IV VS IIS UML / I SSI V III IS ASS MIS LISA SIMS SSII IS IS ES III 7117 housing as affecting everyone, and dangerous, unsanitary, and affects U.S.A.), need a gigantic, nation d ity for them general in À \"3 Millions,\u201d by former congressman at less than 100 years ago, many six presidents vetoed them as idea keeper.get the brother's of being your Think of as being a business proposition.Over a third of the housing in America is below any fairly decent standard.This housing is the health and standards of the other two-thirds.Therefore, for the sake of the health and happiness of all the people we (the wide housing campaign.\u2014Former Congressman Maury Maverick.Personal- liberty is the paramount essential to human dignity and human happiness.\u2014Bulwer.The clever Japanese recently announced at Osaka, that bicycle is ready for marketing.The main parts made entirely of fiber and stiff paper materials.The frame will be of fiber (also saddle and other minor parts), and mudguards of stiff, hard paper.An amendment to the Criminal Code makes (and properly so), screaming a breach of the peace and punishable by fine or imprisonment.The president of a well-known U.S.A.Company, speaking before a regional meeting of businessmen and industrialists, held at Philadelphia, said that U.S.A.businessmen might eventually be forced to turn to some form of a disguised fascist dictatorship to stop government control and attacks on free private enterprise.Some form of fascist, dictatorship will come, he said, if this program continues to be applied.The Minnesota chapter of the chaplains\u2019 association of the United States army, passed a resolution urging all ministers of the state to \u201crefrain from adopting a position of extreme pacifism in.view of the present unsettled condition of the world.\u201d No doubt many who read this resolution will wonder if the implication of tifis declaration is that Christians must always modify their convictions when they are challangea by the \u201cunsettled condition, of a pagan world.At a Peace Conference of the American Friends Service Com: mittee it was declared: \u201cWe shall never have peace so long as people put their ultimate faith in force.The Christian strategy for achieving justice, equality and freedom is much more vital than mere profession of peaces as an ideal.\u201d It is the responsibility and privilege of churches, regardles< of national boundaries, to keep fellowship unbroken.Because of the social, economic and political forces behind fascism, govern- leading \u201cto the eventual establishment of a world commonwealth, based on the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man, where natural resources and markets are shared for the benefit of all.so that human beings everywhere may not be hampered in the full Williams Evening Faculty Elects Officers Jerry M.Mahoney was elected president of the Evening Faeulty Students Society of Sir George College at a supper meeting held at the College, Monday.Mahoney succeeds Herbert Locke.Herbert Quinn was named vice- president, and Ray Conrath, treasurer.Miss Jeanette Gayomat was chosen secretary.Ted Gill was elected chairmza of athletic activities and Leslie Vorrow was made chairman of social activities.In a brief address to the student, Professor, C.W.Thompson emphasized the necessity for cooperation between all faculties of the college and between faculty and officers of various student societies.Doctor Speak Calvary Church Friday Dr.William Howard Hay, Medical Director of the Hay System.with Sanitorium Hotel Headquarters at Pocono Haven, Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, is to give a lecture in Calvary United Church, Dorchester Street at Greenc Avenue, on Friday, at 8 p.m.Dr, Hay is a well-known authority, a popular writer and a lecturer of international renown.He will tell of discoveries in the field of nutrition and will give information on how to build better bodies.An opportunity for questions will be given at the close of the lecture.Boy Scout Troop .Enrolment Higher The large number of new scouts that have recently joined the Shaar Hashomayim Boy Scout Troop, has brought about the formation of a new patrol, the Buffaloes.Patrol Leader Stanton Friedman is in charge of the Troop, with Arthur Victor as Second.§ \u2014\u2014 ! Calvary Church | | Notes * * The services on Sunday in Calvary Church, will be in kceping with the Festival of Mother\u2019s Day.The Pastor of Calvary, the Rev.T.W.Jones, will conduct the services and deliver the sermons both morning and evening.At the morning service the sermon theme will be \u201cHome Making and Nation Building.\u201d A special Mother's Day order of service will be followed in the Sunday School at 3 p.m.At the evening service at 7.30 p.m.the Junior Choir, directed by Mrs.W.S.Walker, with Miss V.Jamieson as accompanist.will leau the choral service rendering a special programme of music in keeping with this festival occasion.Dr.Jones will preach the sermon, which will be the second in the special series on The Protestant Faith, the theme being «Its Historic Revival under the Great Reformers\u201d.The mothers of the members of the Choir will be entertained by the Junior Choir in the parlors of the church following the evening service.At 2.30 on Sunday afternoon the Senior Choir and the Minister of Calvary will broadcast over the C.B.C.network.On Monday, at 8.15 p.m.the Young People\u2019s Union will hoid a special patriotic service to celebrate the coming of Their Majesties.A Patriotic Pageant will be given by the young people and an Illustrated Address on Canada and the Empire will be given by the Minister.A Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held on Friday, May 19th, at 6.30 p.m.Tonight, Thursday, at 8.15 p.m.will be presented in Calvary Church Hall by the Dramatic Society of the Southwestern \u201cY\u201d, A variety concert by members of Calvary Church School will also be rendered.All are urged to support this event.rather than by punitive provisions to maintain the status quo or bring about changes.\u201d \u2014 In an address delivered in America, Sir George Paich, noted British economist and churchman declared that \u201call the great nations must come together.put their wisdom together, face our present terrifying .problems, and solve them.Nation collaborating with nation.Nations must realize tha: the; must each one make its contribution to the common good of mankind.Christian ethics is good economics, politics and manship.\u201d The Legend of the Willow Plate |- states- THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 | Bulletins | From Birdland The Vesper Sparrow By Winifred E.Wilsen The very name \u201cVesper Sparrow\u201d is suggestive of golden sunsets and that calmness which settles over the country at the end of a long summer day.It is well chosen too.Tramping homeward along the dusty road when the shadows are lengthening you are quite likely to hear a clear, pensive voice in a series of sweet, ascending whistles; and then you may spy the little brown-streaked singer on a fence-post or a hedge beside the ditch.But as you draw near it will surely turn and fly away from the road, showing a rear view that \u2018proves its identity beyond a doubt: a tail with pure white shafts.The Junco is the only other bird of similar size which has just such a tail; however it is grey, not brown, and its song is merely a simple trill like the tinkle of a tiny silver bell.In both voice and looks the Vesper Sparrow resembles the Song Sparrow more than any other bird.But its breast, instead of having the prominent black triangle, is white streaked with dark.A fairly close view is required to see its chestnut shoulders which account for the name \u201cBay-winged Bunting\u201d being occasionally applied to it.The words \u201cBunting\u201d, \u201cFinch\u201d and \u201cSparrow\u201d are practically synonymous.Some people call this bird \u201cGrass Finch\u201d because of the way it scuttles off through the grass at anyone's approach.That name also is quite suitable, because the Vesper Sparrow not only hops through the grass of the weedy pastures or fields in which it customarily makes its home, but does its food hunting right there and constructs its nest on the ground, using grass as the principal building material.Rootlets are often woven in with coarse grass to form the nest which is then lined with finer grass and, if at all possible, long hairs.The four or five eggs, though they have a white ground, are so plentifully blotched with brown splashes as to be well camouflaged.The Vesper Sparrow eats weed seeds all year round; and in summer it not only consumes large quantities of destructive insects.such as grasshoppers, weevils and caterpillars, but also feeds them to its young, As nestlings have enormous appetites, and Vesper Sparrows are to be found throughout North America, these birds alone must be extremely useful to our farmers.Are Mr.and Mrs.Black-poll Warbler similar?t\u2014 7 * | St, Andrew's Church | 1 i Notes | x \u2014* Services of patriotism will be held Sunday in St.Andrew's Church, when Dr.F.W.Kerr will take as his morning theme \u201cGod Bless Our King and Queen\u201d, He will show the significance and influence of the monarchy in the British constitutional system, as well as his increased importance to Canada since the Statute of Westminster.The value of patriot- isin will be stressed as a power to bind together our World-Empire, in order that it may play its part worthily in the development and peace of mankind, At the evening service, motherhood will be honored, and Dr.Kerr will preach on the beauty, the sacrifice and the mystery of motherhood.ROYAL VISIT MEDALS More than 2,500.000 of the bronze medallions to be distributed to school children throughout Canada to commemorate the visit of the King and Queen have been struck already at the royal mint in Ottawa ,it was learned.Other medallions in silver, bronze and other alloys will be turned out fo purchase by the public.St.Andrew's Church Cote St.Antoine Road at Stanton Strect.Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.\u2014 PATRIOTIC SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.\"God Bless Our Kir and Queen.\u201d Patriotic hymns an anthem will be sung, and the entir congregation is urged to br at this service and to pra for the safety of their Gra cious Majesties! p.m.\"The Mystery of Moth erhcod.\u201d Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.at Both Services development of their individual capacities by lack of the material necessities of life, where treaties are subject to periodic review and Jaw and order preserved by sincere altempts to resoive the causes of aggression and treaty breaking HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.BARRISTER and SOLICITOR 1 suite 310, 57 St.James St., W,, Montreal Telephone HA.9238 Evenings by Appeintment at 2035 Grey Ave.Af | Mayd W Ww.R.meeti held i A drawn West event, the lod Fe PU GH LA Fune wi ten Fries tribute Wilson avenue Wray, service Gilbert termen cemete on Tu Well Mr.W etor o journa.insura Montr R.Wi Montr ing th Mr.ried M of Moi last daught Smith Norcro sons, R Victor, son, Fi A 1 Jockey and in bowlin Club, Smith Mathis N te | \u20ac 9 \u2014 | ar- un- set- end well ard the are en- eet, you ked dge raw fly z a tity ure the size ow- and rill ell.les- ong her of tri- ark.| to lich ged ap- 1g\u201d, \u2018ac- pird Nay ass me the ops edy oes and ind, ild- ten to ned )08- ive nite hed vell ced rge cts.and 1 to en- per gh- rds | to poll ' - _ be w\u2019s vill rod He in- the nce of otto re, art ind ing on- the the ited an- ; 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Cire am \u201ctire br pra: Gra oth vi THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ARRANGES FINE PROGRAM FR MEETING ON MAY 18 Mayor Walter Merrill, K.C., and W.R.Bulloch, M.L.A., Invited to Attend Gala Event in Victoria Hall \u2014 Many Excellent Acts Will Present Varied Program \u2014 Door Prizes With invitations sent out to Mayor Walter E.Merrill, K.C.and W.R.Bulloch, M.L.A,, the stage is now set for the \u201cCitizens\u2019 Night\u201d meeting of the Business -Association of Westmount scheduled go be held in Victoria Hall on May 18, An exceptionglly attractive program of entertainment has been drawn up and a large number of door prizes secured.All citizens of Westmount, with the exception of minors, are invited to attend the event, which promises to be one of the most successful yet held by the local business body.Featuring the program will PUBLISHER OF CHRONIGLE'TS LAID 0 REST Funeral Service of Mr.F.Wilson-Smith Held Yes- -terday Afternoon Friends and relatives paid last tribute yesterday to Frederick Wilson-Smith, of 81 Arlington avenue, in the chapel of William Wray, University \u2018street.The service was conducted by the Rev.Gilbert Oliver, of St.Mathias.Interment was in Mount Royal cemetery.Mr.Wilson-Smith died on Tuesday in his 73rd year.Well known in financial circles, Mr.Wilson-Smith was the proprietor of \u201cThe Chronicle\u201d, a weekly journal devoted to financial and insurance matters published in Montreal.His brother, the late R.Wilson-Smith, was mayor of Montreal for two years, commencing the term in 1896.Mr.Wilson-Smith in 1902 married Miss Mary Margaret Sherritt of Montreal.She predeceased him last June, Surviving are two daughters, Miss Kathleen Wilson- Smith of Montreal and Mrs.A.E.Norcross of Ottawa; and four sons, Robert, Esmond, Richard and Victor, all of Montreal.A fifth son, Frederick, died in 1932.A member .of the Montreal Jockey Club, the Montreal Club and in former years of the lawn bowling section of the St.George Club, Westmount, Mr.Wilson- Smith .was also a member of St.Mathias\u2019 Church.be presentations by pupils of the *Fuller School of Dancing; Evans Sisters School of Dancing; Miss Jean Handie, of Miss Margaret T.Murray's School; Miss Margaret Gilmour, winner of the Patenaude Bray meds! ~in the 1939 Quebec Musical Compei sion.The latter is also a pupil of the Fuller School.The complete program is as follows: Carolina Ramblers: Wally La- vinskas, Jerry Walsh, Buddy El- kins; Ballettina: \u201cIn Old Vienna,\u201d Mabelle Roberts, Winifred Cook.(Fuller School of Dramatic Art); Song and Dance: \u201cFerdinand the Bull,\u201d Lorna Pearce.(Fuller School.Song and Dance: \u201cMy Monocle,\u201d Lorna Pearce.(Fuller School); Tap Dance: Mabelle Roberts.(Fuller School); Tap Dance: Winifred Cook.(Fuller School); \u201cThe Lambeth Walk,\u201d 1939 Version, Joan Phillips, Joan Boyle.(Fuller School).Soprano solo, selected.Margaret Gilmour, (Fuller School); Dance: Gitanaza, Tamara Umanski.Accompanied by Miss Verna Evans.(Evans Sisters School of Dancing); Flat, Foot Floogie, a satire on jitterbug dancing.June Parker.Ted Evans, Pauline Boivin and Bob Evans.Accompanied by Miss Verna Evans.(Evans Sisters).Monologue: \u201cAt the Box Office,\u201d Miss Jean Hardie.(Student of Miss Margaret E, Murray); Solo, selected, Miss Germaine La- France.Mysterious Mr, \u201cX.\u201d TO MEET MONDAY The regular monthly meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, will be held on Monday, at 7.30 p.m., in St.Paul's Academy, Cote St.Antoine Road.Romantic Isle of Skye has had no marriages for many months, its men claiming the roads are too bad for them to go courting.GIVE YOUR BOY THE RESPONSIBILI BR downtown.favorably with any anywhere, Will on the DUNLOP LINE OF TENNIS EQUIPMENT DISCOUNTS TO CLUES.HODGE AUTO PARTS 5362 Sherbrooke St.W.near Prud'homme HIS OWN BICYCLE + TENNIS EQUIPMENT We absolutely guarantee that our prices will compare TY OF PAYING FOR Out of His Earnings Or Allowance We Can Arrange to Accept as Little as $1.00 Weekly You probably think that you can save money, Or get bette: merchandise when buying your you give us a chance to quote yo: MONTREAL LIMITED * BROA DCAST isa à THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER visit.held in various parts of the Dominion.From 23 key points in Canada\u2019s nine provinces, picked CBC announcers and commentators will broadcast all the major ceremonies and celebrations during the visit of Their Majesties.these important assignments were selected by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, tollowing auditions At Ottawa, theses commentators will attend lectures by naval and military authorities and by otheri conversant with the technical terms and formalities concerning the Royal In the above picture the CBC announcers and commentators are, from left to right, Top Row: Gerry The commentators for Wilmot, Mentreal; Fernand Leclerc, Montreal; William J.O'Reilly, Toronto; H.Rooney Pelletier, Montreal; Jack Peach, Vancouver.Toronto; Reid Forsee, Toronto.Middle Row: Edward Briggs, Halifax; T.O.Wiklund, Toronto; R.T.Bowman, Bottom Row: Patrick Freeman, Calgary; Herbert Walker, Toronto; Robert Anderson, Ottawa and John Kannawin, Winnipeg.Divided into two groups, the commentators will be headed the Corporation.by Mr.Bowman, director of CBC Special Events and Mr.Wiklund, assistant director of Special Events for A drive to exterminate all rodents from the City of West.mount was opened this week by the municipal health department, headed by Dr.F.M.A, Mec.Naughton, In order to advise residents on the danger of rats to public health and the steps that should be taken to exterminate them, the following article was released this week by Dr.McNaughton in collaboration with A.L.McNab, city health inspector: \u201cThe Dominion Department of Agriculture at Ottawa has published a leaflet on rats and mice, giving valuable information, extracts of which are repeated here.\u201cThe Brown or House Rat (Rattus Norvegieus) invades houses, stores, markets and outbuildings, destroying property as well as devouring groceries, fruit, vegetables or anything edible, \u201cEverywhere it destroys continually, causing damage amounting to millions of dollars annually, and yet its presence is tolerated.\u201cThe rat is more destructive than all other wild animals combined.\u201cAs a health hazard, rats have been guilty of bringing death to millions of human beings \u201cFrom the filthy conditions in which they live, the attacks of disease they are subject to, which in turn can be carried to man by the fleas that infest their bodies, the rat can be a constant danger to our health.\u201cIn past centuries, epidemics of bubonic plague, which carried off millions of people in Europe, was traced to the rat as a carrier.\u201cTyphus fever, and even infant- Drive Instituted To Rid City of Rodents île paralysis, have been blamed on the rat as a possible carrier.Habits of Rats \u201cThough the rat can live on anything edible, they prefer the same kind of food as human beings and do not stay long in a place where it is not plentiful.Control of Rats \u201cFirst of all, they must be prevented from getting into places where they can get food or rear their young.By ratproofing and closing all apertures in foundations, or where water-pipes enter buildings, having doors bound with sheet metal, and all holes closed with cement or like material, their entrance to buildings and nesting places is prevented.\u201cIn our cities,\u2019 accumulation of refuse and uncovered or scattered garbage is a constant source of food and protection to this filthy animal, \u201cThe City of Westmount is anxious to eradicate or at least control this menace.To help in this effort every house should be provided with metal garbage cans with tight covers, which should be kept in place constantly, according to By-law No.273, \u201cAll accumulation of rubbish about ardens and yards giving cover or food for rats should be carefully cleared away, \u201cThe City of Westmount Health Department is ready to exterminate the rats by a method approved and carried out in most cities, which is absolutely harmless to pets or domestic animals.The outstanding feature of this exterminator is that the rat leaves the building or hole he inhabits in search of air and water and is found dead outside.\u201d Referring to the art of making friends as one of life\u2019s most important attainments, Baz O\u2019Meara, sports editor of the Montreal Daily Star, addressed the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club in Victoria Hall on Wednesday.The session was in charge of the fellowship committe and was attended by sons and daughters of the members.Friendship, love and laughter are the most important things in EL.4540 LA.2429 | DRESSES (Plain) SUITS, LADIES\u2019 ( SUITS, MEN'S RUGS, Any Size Fe ROYALTY DYE DRAPES) Any Color NO CLEANING - DYEING ONLY - Therefore Special Attention is given to the Dyeing of 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life.Miss Bertha Meyers, M.A., and Mr.Harold Neumann, B.A, B.C.L., are leading in this important work, The new Executive Board, under the chairmanship of Mr.George Hollinger, held its first meeting and planned Summer and early Fall activities.The Child Study Group of the Sisterhood held its final meeting last Monday at the home of Mrs.Maxwell Kert.Rabbi Stern was the guest and a question box\u2014 \u201cAsk the Rabbi\u201d was held, the purpose of answering questions in Jewish life and the education in particular of the Jewish child.This group under the leadership of Mrs.Harry J.Stern, has had a most successful season, A class of sevenieen pupils will undergo the rite of Confirmation on Shabuoth morning, May 24th.Rabbi Stern will confirm the class and the special festival music will be under the direction of Mr.George H.Brewer, Temple organist.\u201cJews Who Have Served the \" will be the dramatic presentation given in the Religious School Assembly next Sunday morning, under the direction of Miss Frances Katz, B.Sc, Combined with this program will also he a tribute to motherhood in observance of Mother's Day.WOMAN STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE Miss Gladys Burchell, of 322 Prince Albert ave., suffered minor injuries when she was struck by a truck driven by George Taylor, 5960 Monkland ave., at 7.15 o'clock Sunday morning, at the corner of Y.M.C.A.TO HOLD « ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Westmount Y.M.C.A,, willbe held tomorrow evening at 6.30 o'clock when Alderman I.P.Rexford will be the guest speaker.Reports on various activities carried on throughout the year will be presented.Wm, E.Cooper, chairman of the board of management will preside.BRIGADE UNIT PLANS TO HOLD CHURCH PARADE Boys Will Assemble at Corner of Lansdowne Avenue and St.Catherine The First Westmount Company of the Boys\u2019 Brigade will hold its first church parade Sunday morning when the unit will march to Melville Church.It will be accompanied by the trumpet band, Boys are asked to fall in on Lansdowne avenue and St.Cathe- ving St, following which a brief route march will be taken on the way to service.Captain J.Howard Richardson will be in Commund with Lieut.M.A.Suthorland second in command, Staff Sergeant J.Jeffrey will act as Adjutant, Last I'riday evening the company had a most successful route march, accompanied by the band, and look forward with keen anticipation to a much longer one this week.During the evening, Captain Richardson was pleased to appoint Sgt« John Jeffrey to the rank of Staff Sergeant.Sgt.Jeffrey has served in the company since it's inception and is the first to attain this rank.The First Company is also proud that it will be in a position to contribute leadership Lo other companies during the coming year, when Staff- Sergeant Jeffrey will take over the duties of an officer in the 11th Company of Calvin Westminster United Church.PAGE THREE KING AND QUEEN TO OPEN NEW REMEMBRANCE ROAD Will Break Ribbon of New Memorial to Fallen Soldiers At Site of Former Shakespeare Road \u2014 Remem- ; \u2018brance Legion Branch and Montreal Women's Club to Participate Their Majesties, King George and Queen Elizabeth, will officiate at the formal opening of the new Road of Remembrance, on the site of tho former Shakespeare road, with appropriate ceremonies on Tuesday next.Final plans for tho event, which will see the completion of efforts to have the Road of Remembrance moved from its present location on Sherbrooke street west, were completed yesterday.Montreal Women\u2019s Club and Remembrance Branch of the Canadian Legion will assist in carrying out the arrangements, at the new site leading from Cote des Neiges to tha Mountain Park.The car carrying the Royal Party will break n ribbon, stretched across the road, and held at'one* end by the president of the Montreal Women's club, and at the other by the president of Remembrance branch.Almost at the same time, a name plate will be unveiled designating (he new Road of Remembrance.The two subsequent events will bring to n happy conclusion months of effort on the part of these groups to suitably re-loeate the memorial More Permanent Memorial , Tt is hoped that the now.sile will enable the development of n permanent memorial to those of Montreal who died in the great war, Initial planting of trees will take place at n date to be announced later, probably on Armistice Day.Suitable ceremonies will be arranged for this occasion.While many of the members of Remembrance Branch will be on official guard of honor duty in other parts of the city, as many of them as possible will be present at the entrance to the new Road of Remembrance, Members of the Montreal Women\u2019s Club will be massed at this point.Plates To Be Moved A new site for Remembrance Road was sought late last year when it was pointed out that many of the trees planted in the memory of the falleen dead had been destroyed or damaged in the march of progress, or by carelessness oh the part of residents and others, The plates on the trees, each bearing the name of a soldier left in France, or elsewhere, will be removed and later placed on the new trees.There is no intention to remove the trees at present on Sher- brobke atreet west, but rather new trees will be planted at the aite to be opened on Tucsday by the King and Queen.Orange Pekoe Blend SALADA TE Plans are now completed for the boys of the Unit, to take part in the various phases of the Roynl reception.The Company will assemble at 12 noon in front of Melville Church and proceed to the main assembly point at McGill University.Boys of fourteen and over will take up their posts on street duty while the remainder will proceed to the Molson Stadium where they will act as ushers as wel] as contributing to the program of entertainment for the school children assembled.Prior to the arrival of, Their Majestics, the Brigade = boys will line the road which enters the Stadium, Every boy on parade will receive a Royal Visit medal, specially designed with the Brigade insignia for this occasion.Several boys who have been fulfilling their duties as class secretaries, will have the honour of wearing the official Brigade Lanyard on his occasion.These are: Privates, William Dryden, William Lewis and James Wilson.Presentation will be made this Friday night.On Wednesday the company will send a number of boys to Molson Stadium as ushers for the P.Q.F.A.Scottish game.Boys of the th Company will accompany them, A number of boys have signified their intention of working for the King's Badge and it is hoped he- fore many sessions, the First Company may boast of numerous King's Badgemen.5035 Sherbrooke West WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER MODEL SHOE REPAIR {Opposite Westmount Theatre) When your shoes are repaired by us you are aswired of the best materials available and guaranteed workmanship.Most moderate prices and best service.SHOE SHINE \u2014 KEYS MADE \u201cWings of the Navy\u2019 DExter 7737 CUT FLOWERS 4841 Sherbrooke West (At Victoria) (Below Sherbrooke) ACTIVE CHARITY WORKER 15 PAIL FINAL TRIBUTE Funeral of Mrs.Athanocios D.Schoolarenas Held Mon- | day Afternoon The funeral service of the late! Mrs.Athanocios D.Schoolarenas, of 4842 Western avenue, was held, in the chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro., on Monday afternon at 1 o'clock.Interment took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.Mrs.Schoolarenas, th® former Elizabeth Etches, died on Saturday in the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital following a short illness, | Born and educated in Manchester, England, she had been a resi-! dent of this city for a number of | years.Active in charity work, she was a member of the Christ | i Church Cathedral.| Surviving are her husband, three Yrothers, Major C.T.Etches and ! William Etches, of Montreal and | Havelock Etches, of Rotherham.* Yorkshire, England; a sister.| Mary Etches, of Lincoln, Englan\u2018 | Sports, and sports figures of Sherbrooke street and Victoria the world, the speaker declared.the present day are just as good avenue.By acfing as an anecdote to the 5, they ever were, Mr.O'Meara| According to information ob- opined.tained by police the woman was \u2014 re He was introduced by John hit as she was walking from cast Davie and thanked by Stan Neil-| to west across Victoria.The truck LA son.The president, John Colton,| was proceeding south on Victoria.occupied the chair.Miss Burchell was taken to the 2429 \u2014_\u2014 Western Division of the Montreal DON'T WANT ROAD General Hospital where she was Woodford is protesting against| treated for a cut forehead and the proposal to build a road across bruises to both knees.She was the village green where cricket|allowed to return home following has been played for 200 years.treatment.+ = e\u2014d Copy Must Be In Early Black - Navy Blue - Brown $1.25 N W k ext ee Black - Navy Blue - Brown $2.35 Black - Navy Blue - Brown $2.75 Due to the visit of Their Majesties to Montreal ou 234 Yard x 34 Yard Pair $2.00 Tuesday, and the fact that the dav has been declared a public holiday, all contributors to the columns of th\u2019 Per Square Yard 79 newspaper are requested to have copy reach this oftic not later than Monday evening.Advertisers, also, are requested to bear the event in NO EXTRA COST mind and please arrange to have copy in at the carliest | possible moment, and several nephews and nieces, Welcome to our King and Queen \u2018We wish to take thls opportunity to add our Welcome to that of ail loyal citizens on the occasion of tie visit of Their Majesties, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, to our city on Tuesday, May 16th.Long May They Reign WELCH'S i GRAPE JUICE 16 oz.btl.28g 32 oz.btl, 53c SMITH'S GRAPE JUICE 16 oz.btl.25¢ 35 oz.btl.45\u20ac K.W.V.WHITE GRAPE JUICE 13 oz.btl.' 25e 26 oz.btl.49e ROBINSON'S LIME Barley Water btl.65¢ ROBINSON'S LEMON Barley Water btl.65¢ MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE 13 oz.btl.35e 19 oz.btl.45¢ 38 oz.btl.B0c MONTSERRAT Cardial 24 oz.btl.50\u20ac One Store Only \u2014 Greenhouses: 2175 Buigrave Ave.Window Boxes, Baskets, etc., called for, filled and delivered.FOR MOTHER.ON MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14th and PLANTS Of All Descriptions ROLAND C.HILL, Manager DE.9898 EL.9595 SPECIAL! 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Branch: .(at Victoria) DE.9898 Re AY THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 Social and Personals Mrs.E.Solomon, Arlington avenue, has returned home from New York City, where she attended the convention of.t h e Women's League of the United Synagogue.Mrs.J.Stewart, Roslyn avenue, entertained ab a \u2018inner party in honor of Miss Eileen Davies, a bride-elect.Mrs.Arthur Pascal and family, Grosvenor avenue, are occupying their cottage at La Mncazn, Que.Mrs.1.Robinson, Roslyn avenue, has returned horre from New York City.Mrs.M.A.Michacls, Chesterfield avenue, has returned home from Detroit, where she spent Len days.Miss E.Macdonald has left to spend the summer at Ridgewood Inn, Fitch Bay, Que.Mrs.R.C.Misson and her granddaughter, Miss Miriam Ann Holland, returned by motor from SEASON | © \u201carte bag -, play.Short crisply tapered locks are \u2018\u2019the thing\u2018 for summer comfort and flattery.And our | stylist is full of brilliant ideas | a + \u2026 this season of fun and for styling your new permanent into \u2018\u2019\u2019short\u201d of gay glamour.New York, Greenwich and Wilton, Conn., where they spent two weeks.Mrs.John Gallery is entertained at a luncheon and kitchen shower to-morrow afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Andrea Hingston.Mrs, W.A.Fowler has returned home from a short stay in New York City.Mr.and Mrs.E.F.H.Dutton are visiting in New York City.Miss Ann E.Armstrong is visiting in New York City, Mrs.C.A.Richardson last week-end at Port Hope.spent Mr.and Mrs.À, F.Baillie and the Misses Baillic have returned home from Bermuda.Mrs, R.S.B.Hart has returned home from Atlantic City, where she spent several weeks.Mr.and Mrs.I.G.Black are occupying Lheir summer residence at Ile Bizard.Mrs.T.A.Trenholme and Miss Helen Trenholme have returned Lome from Atlantic City.Dr.and Mrs.G.N.Paterson- Smythe have returned home from a holiday in Bermuda.- Mr.and Mrs.F.La Rose are SEE THE ROYAL VISITORS From a comfortable, reserved seat on a private balcony on Lansdowne Ave.An absolutely uninterrupted view of the Royal Procession.For further information, phone WAinut 3245 Half Opposite Westmount Theatre MAY CLEARANCE SALE OF BROKEN & DISCONTINUED LINES Boucle de Laine - Featherweight Crepe - Lustre Flake and Pebble Twist Price Clearance of Models at Half Price - Including Angorine Sweaters - Boucle Dress - Boleros - Twin Sweaters with Skirt Length to Match All Hand Knitted - Gimp Bags THE KNITTING PIN Reg'd 5037 Sherbrooke St.W.WA.5333 for GIVE HER sortments.Gift Boxes.CHOCOLATES Mother will enjoy the tempting abray of Denysa Hand Made Miniature Chocolates in delicious as- Select from à wide choice of beautiful ) Hand Made Miniature Chocolates 4909 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.4877 Cut Flowers 2085 Addington Ave.(Also entrance on Minto) We Have A Splendid Array Of ULL a and Plants The Addington Nursery Emma Cowan, Owner \u2014 Ray Brunet, Sales Manager.WA.5246 York City.Mr.and Mrs.Miller Skelton are leaving sHortly to take up residence at Dorval Island for the summer months.Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Ryde have returned home from Florida and Charleston, S.C., where they spent the winter.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Hardin have returned home from Daytona Beach, Florida, where they spenl several weeks.Mr.and Mrs.S.Rogs Vineberg, Sherbrooke street west, have returned home from New York and Atlantic City.Mr.F.A.Nunns, Sherbrooke street west, has returned home from Clearwater Beach, Florida, where he spent the past three months.Mr.and Mrs.S.Silver, Cote St.have left for New York City, where they will visit the World's Fair, Miss Alice Brown, Argyle avenue, has returned from a three weeks\u2019 trip to Bermuda.While in New York Miss Brown visited the World's Fair.Mrs.Arthur Price and Miss Joyce Price have returned \u2018home from Ottawa, where they attended the Price-Chamberlain wedding on Saturday.Mrs.R.E.Thorne entertained at a late afternoon party on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mr.T.C.Keefer, jr, who is leaving shortly for Bourlamaque, Que, Mrs.A.M.Russell, who has been on a trip to the Pacific Coast, arrived in Toronto on Monday where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs, E.F.Torrance.Mrs.A.P.Murray, Sherbrooke street West, and her son, Mr.John W.Murray left yesterday to take up their residence at \u201cCliff Athol\u201d, their country home at Georgeville, for the summer, Mr.R.G.Hunt, Sherbrooke Street and Dr.R.G.Hart, of the Homoeopathic Hospital, left yesterday morning hy motor, for Vancouver, to be away for several weeks.Mrs Rupert Tuck entertained at her new home in Dixie for Miss Loula Lortic, a bride-elect of the month, at a tea and crystal shower last Saturday afternoon.Mrs.L.P.Lortie and Mrs.Anson Walke: presided over the tea table, which was decorated with Darwin tulips.Asisting in serving were Mrs.Douzlas Walker, Miss Margaret Watson and Mrs.Peter Ferguson.List of Subscribers The Daughters of the Nile are holding a mixed bridge in Victoria Hall Thursday evening, May 11th, the following is a partial list of table holders: Mrs.E.Price, Mrs.M.W.Dray- ton, Mrs.J.H.Wekks, Mrs.W.McCallum, Mrs.C.Tousaw, Mrs.H.Glass, Mrs.T.Currie, Mrs.L.Henderson, Mrs.A.Isbell, Mrs.W.S.Andrews, Mrs.E.Secord, Mrs.E, Johnston, Mrs, T.Bragger, Mrs.K.W.Matheson, Mrs.F.B.Nixon, R.Atkinson, Mrs.O.Baver, Mrs.S, Blakley, Mrs.G.Baam- pied, Miss Flo, Brown, Mrs.J.D.Clements, Jr., Mrs.J.H.Condon, Mrs.N.Champion, Mrs.F.Ford, Mrs, W.C.Field, Mrs.B.Ferrier.Miss F.Fox, Mrs, E.Gittins, Mrs.G.Forrest, Mrs, Hay, Mrs.H.Halsall, Mrs, E.Holder, Miss K.Hill, Mrs.J.Hullett, Mrs, F.Ingrams, Mrs.H, Jones, Mrs.May Jarvis, Mrs.E.Lalonde, Mrs, H.Massiah, Mrs.A.Murphy, Miss M.Murphy, Mrs.R.Manhire.Mrs.J.Morris, Miss G.Morris.Mrs.J.Nixon, Mrs.G.Porteous, Mrs, E.Temple, Miss Flo.Miss S.Ryder, Mrs.E.Thomas, Mrs.A.Verdun, Mrs.J.Asprey.Mrs, J.E.Clark, Mrs, F.Wil lemstyn, Mrs.E.Miller, Mrs.A.Poirier, Mrs, Stitt, Mrs.A, Wilcox, Mrs.E.W.Coderre, Mrs.Raymond.Mrs.J.Martin, cliffe, Mrs, H.Payette, Mrs.L.McConnell, Miss L.McLaughlin, Miss F.Grant, Mss R.Dixen, Mrs.M.Urquhart, Mrs.C.Fryer, Mrs.H.Banning, Miss A.Corbett, Mrs.P.Giblin, Miss A.Maryville.Table-holders ave requested to bring cards.Ryder, Mrs.E.Raw.Christmas-Horsnell Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Horsnell, Old Orchard avenue, announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Enid Geraldine, to Mr.Alan Robert Christmas, son of Mr.William C.Christmas and of the late Mrs, Christmas, of Westmount.Brown-Guiton Mr.and Mrs.J.Ernest Guilon, spending a short time in New|# Antoine Road, and their family,|\u2019 The WayT To À Man's Heart These % Recipes Are Fruit of Research For the Ideal Summer Thirst-Quencher.Tall glasses of grape juice with the dry refreshment of fresh time juice plus a garnish of fragrant mint, produce a cooler to make you forget hot waather.Fruit juices wash troubles on a sultry day.they are tops, and their \u2018\u2018pick-up\u2019\u2019 value makes them popular with often-tirad people.They literally spark with vitamins, Grapejuice \u2014 Lime Cooler away your As coolers (Serves 4 to 6) Four cups grapejuice, juice of 2 fresh green limes, fresh mint, shaved ice.Combine grapejuice and lime.Stir, Pour into tall chilled glasses, add a little shaved ice, put a sprig of mini in each glass.Citrus \u2014 Tomato Cooler (Serves 4 to 6) Two cups tomato juice (fresh or canned), 2 cups grapefruit juice (fresh or canned, unsweetened), juice of 2 fresh limes, and a little fruit syrup if ferred, Combine chilled juices and serve in glasses without ice.This is an unusually good drink and is popular as a cocktail for afternoon parties.Strawberry \u2014 Pineapple Cooler (Serves 4 to 6) sweetening is pre- Four cups pineapple juice (unsweetened), 1 cup orange juice, 1-2 cup fresh strawberry juice, 2 tea- pinch of salt, fresh spoons lime juice, clover honey for sweetening, mint for garnish, Combine chilled juice and sweeten to taste.Serve with ice cubes.All of these fruit beverages can be served for breakfast, as cocktails before meals, and as coolers during the day.of Valois, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Marjorie Edna, to Mr.J.Sheffield Brown, son of the late Robert B.Brown and of Mrs.Brown, of Westmount.The wedding is to take place the latter part of June.MclIntyre-Robichon The engagement is announced of Lucienne, daughter of the late Dr.X.A.Robichon, and of Mrs.Robichon, to Mr.John Grear Me- Entyre, son of Mr.and Mrs.John McEntyre, of Westmount.The marriage has been arrenged to take place quietly on Wednesday, May 24.Turner-Baptist Mr.and Mrs.Crammond O.Baptist of Three Rivers, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Catherine Elodie, to Mr.Donald Calvert Turner, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles H.Turner of Westmount.Ther marriage has been arranged to take place early in July.Smith-Sharpe The marriage of Lorna Lucy.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.H Sharpe, Grand Boulevard, to Mr Carleton Smith, only son of Mr.and Mrs, Irving Smith, Lansdowne avenue, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon.June 24, at five o'clock in Trinity Memorial Church, The reception following the ceremony will be held in the Salle Doree of the Mount Royal Hotel.Ferguson-Symons The marriage of Dora Helen.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Symons, to Mr.Arthur Donald Ferguson, of Montreal, son of the late Mr.Robert J.Ferguson and of Mrs.Ferguson, of Renfrew, Ont., noon at half-past five o'clock in the church of the Messiah, the Reverend Lawrence Clare officiating.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a frock of Queen Elizabeth blue crepe with eo corsage bouquet of pink and white carnations and a white hat.Mr.Stewart Symons, brother of the bride acted as best man for Mr.Ferguson.The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 711 Victoria Avenue, where spring flowers were used to decorate.Enter Mr, and Mrs.Ferguson sail- od by the Lady Rodney to spend heir toneymoon in Bermuda.They will reside in Montreal.Out-of-town: guests included: Mrs, Lawford Grant and Miss Dorers Gran, of Brockville, Ooh [LL LR took place yesterday after-; St.Stephen\u2019s Women Plan Parish Bridge Subscribers to the parish bridge, which is being held in St.Stephen's church hall, Weredale Park, on Wednesday afternoon and evening under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Association of the church include: Rev, Harold Laws and Mrs.Laws, Mr.H, A.Craig, Mr.and Mrs.G, W.Cox, Dr.and Mrs.F.W.Harvey, Mr.and Mrs.J.Charles Langston, Mr.and Mrs.George Gillett, Mr.and Mrs.H, M.Soden, Miss Dora Watt, Mr.and Mus.F.15.Snodgrass, Mrs.V.Dowker.Mrs.M.C.Low, Mr.and Mrs, F.G.Franckum, Major and Mrs.W.T.Rodden, Miss Dorothy Buchanan, Mr.and Mrs.H.J.McElnea, Miss Patience Strong, Miss Gladys Tylee, Mr, and Mrs.C.H.Larner, Mrs.F.J.Dickson, Mrs.J.Gould- thorpe, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Anderson, Mr.and Mrs.G.O.A.Brown, Miss Marjorie MacKay, Mr.and Mrs.L.G.Hazelton, Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Annett, Mrs.R.Wyatt, Mr, and Mrs.A.W.McElhinney.Mrs.R.Steacie, Miss Muriel Strong, Miss Cairns, Mrs.J.W.Palmer, Mrs.G.O.Cameron, Mrs.G.S.Carter, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Day, Mrs.J.N.Desjardins, Mrs.A.J.Day, Mr.and Mrs, A.G.du Fresne, Mr.and Mrs.George Gou- die, Misses Maude and Barbara Hamilton, Mrs.W.E.Jones, Mr.and Mrs.J.D.Telford, Mrs.W.Williamson, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.S.Wurtele, Mr.and Mrs.M.Le- mieux, Miss M.Macfarlane, Mr.and Mrs.F.M.Simpson, Mrs.C.W.Kelsey, Mrs.J.Willis, Mrs.W.A.Mann.Mrs.Wm.Blane, Miss Alyss Brown, Mrs.R.A.Dryden, Mrs.H.J.Eddy, Miss S.Hamilton, Mrs.A.G.Tylee.Miss Nora Collyer, Miss Ida Emo, Mrs.E.A.Endersby, Mrs.Frank Gillett, Miss E.Kennedy, Mr.and Mrs.P.D.Lamont, Lady Carson, Mrs.Irving Rexford, Mrs.M.E.Wallace, Mrs.D.À.Med- ford, Mrs.T.Ramsay, Mrs.A.M.Stewart, Miss L.Melntosh, Mr and Mrs.C.W.Mann, Mrs.C.P.Monks, Mrs.A, L.Melling, Mr.and MrsP F.E.Rejall.Mr.and Mrs.H.Priestman, Mrs.E.F.Lawson, Mr.and Mrs.D.Lorimer.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Lockhart, Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Whitson, Mrs.Roger Rye.Miss W.Roberts, Mr.and Mrs.W.Gedge, Mrs.P.Gilbert, Mr.und Mrs.J.A.Phillips, Miss Eileen Richards, Miss Greta Jones, Miss Irene Mann Miss Rose Davis, Miss Eileen Stracey, Miss Emily Jamieson, Miss D, Jackson.Miss S.Monks, Mrs.J.C.Riddell.Mrs.W.Sloan, Mrs.A.W.Shear- wood, Mrs.W.Spier.Dr.Doug Mo and Mis E Tel and Mrs, * Head Table Guests At Candle Light Tea Hea table and other invited gests at the Empire Candle Light Tea, under the auspices of the Westmount Women's Club, taking place at Victoria Hall, Westmount, tomorrow include: Brig.-Gen, Fi Logie Armstrong, O.B.E., and \"Mrs, Armstrong, the Ven, Archdeacon Gower Rees, 0.B.E., M.C., |and Mrs, A, P.Rees, Captain the \"Rev, M.I.G.O'Brien, Captain Land Mrs.Alfred Rubens, Pipe ; Major Jock Williamson, Mrs.Williams, Master Ian Williams, Mr.Sydney Bardsley, Mrs, J.S.E Hollyer, Dist.Commissioner West- mount Girl Guides, Mrs, J.Eric Slessor, Mrs.F.H.Sproule, Mrs.W.F.Worfolk, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur M.Henry, Mr.and Mrs.Hi.B.Parker, Miss H.W.McNieca.Miss M.Daigle, Mr.and Mrs Jackson Dodds, Mr.and Mrs, P.E.Jarman.The Mayor of Westmount and Mrs.W.A.Merrill, iss Catherine Mackenzie, Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Bullock, Mr, and Mrs.R.S.White Major D.J.Corrigall, Mr.and Mrs.John 1, Brown, Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Wardlesworth, Sir Edward W.Beatty, G.B.E., Col.A.P.Plant, Col.W.Elder, Col.Albert Ross, M.C., Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Rots;y, Commander L, O.Laplante, American Legion, Mr.Wm.Tait, Chairman S'hoo! Board Town of Mount Royal, Col, Dudley Ross, Major G.VanDenberg, Major A.D, Routier, M.C., Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Evans.The Mayor of Mount Royal and Mrs, Robert Smith, the Mayor ot Outremont, Mr.Jos Beaubien, Major John Molson, Col.T.E Ryder, Walter Gough, Chief of Westmount Police, Mrs.Rus* Shaw, Mr.Chauney Burnett, Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Brundsnn, Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell Ford, Miss Jeanette Shortt, of the Rig Sisters Association, Mrs.Heary Josepn Chairman Ladies\u2019 Committee the Royal Empire Society.Cul.C.B Price, D.C.M, D.S.0., and Mus.[:ice, the R vw Dr, F, W.Kerr and Mrs, Kerr, Mr.and Mis.R.M Watt, the Hon.Gordou W, Scott, hss Helen Santt, Col.J.J \u2018and Mrs, Creelman.Hospital Auxiliary The Woman's Auxiliary of \u2018the Homoeopathic Hospital will hold its regular meeting in the board room of the hospital on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock.Women's Union The regular monthly meeting of the Women\u2019s Union of the United Church of Canada will be held on Wednesday afternoon in Emmanuel Church parlor at three o'clock.ling, Mr.and Mrs.F.Walker, Mr.and Mrs.A.N.Webster, Mrs.P.J.LeRiche.| Ms.rs.T.À À.Wilson to Head Frances Willard W.C.T.U.Promotion of temnerance edu-| Women, cation through the giving of prizes was reported at the annual meetNg ou! the Frances Willard W.C.T.U.annual meeiing, which was held in Dominion Douglas Church hall.The meeting was presided over by V>s, +.J.Melc!- land.Prizes of $5.00 each ere awarded to for.Westmount Public school pupil: for the best papers on hygiene, also $10, at McDonald College.$10, for temperance posters made ir West- mount High £chool and $9, for clippings for sciap books.The union also sponsored the Sunday School Temperance Education Campaign in its district, including St.Columba House and Tyndale in this work.The treasurer report.d receipts totalling $263, 18 new members were enrolled during the year, bringing the total up 126.Officers elected for the ensuing\u2019 term included: dent, Mrs.John Scott: Mrs.T.A.Wilson; past president, Mrs, E.J.MecLelland; honorary vice-president, Mrs.A.Lloyd Smith; first vice-president, Mrs, A.R.Griffith; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs.G.E.Richardson; third vice-president, Mrs.A.R.Durrell; recording secretary, Mrs.D.Bad- ian; corresponding secretary, Mrs.G.I.Hughes; treasurer, Mrs.A.E.M.Hope.Chairman of committes included, Literature, Mrs.J.B.Fellows; devotional, Mrs.G.Watt; social, Mrs.T.S.Mitchell and Mrs.A.B.Foster; music, Mrs.F.J.Caborn; membership, Mrs.J.C.Copping and M.C.Loucks; flowers, Mrs.G.Blackwell: visiting, Mrs.W.Brass and Mrs.M.C.Loucks; representative to Local Council of Sodality Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, will be held or Monday evening at half-past seven o'clock in St.Paul's Academy.Cote St.Antoine Road.C.GUILLOD Swiss Watchmaker Now Located At 4922 Sherbrooke West (Near Claremont) honorary presi-' president.Women, Mrs, W.H.Sutherland: Sunday School Educational.Campaign, Mrs.M.G.Brown; pianist, Mrs.C.R.Vail; Press, Mrs.H.Blatchford.Mrs, John Scott, on behalf of the members, presented the retiring president, Mrs.E J.McLel- land, with a silver mua'fin dish in appreciation of the efficient manner in which she successfully guided the affairs of the Union during her term of office.Following the regular business session, Mrs.G.W.Latham gave an address on, \u201cParliamentary Procedure.\u201d [J - Tea Cup Reader Thoroughly experienced and accurate tea cup reader will accept engagements for private parties and afternoon teas.WI.3375 after 7 p.m, NOW OPEN BUSY B SERVICE STORE 1166 Greene Ave.(Next Door to Perkin's Valet) Carrying a Complete Line of CIGARS - CIGARETTES CANDIES - SOFT DRINKS Prompt Delivery WI.9272 Give Mother a Permunent for Her das- She'll want you: to be proud of her and she'll took more lovely than ever after one of our Beauty Treatments.Croquignole PERMANENTS .De Milo PERMANENTS 83 & 8/5 Special lotion for white hair \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Special! 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Your Precious Furs for Storage, Cleaning, Remodeling and Your New Fur Coat should be entrusted to a MASTER FURRIER only.WHY NOT! You would not trust your Watch Repairs to a Blacksmith Place your order NOW and Save 20% deposit will reserve a coat made to order, until required.\u2014 CALL WIllbank 6111.Joe DERN STORAGE PLAN: 2% of your own fair valuation A.PICHET 2170 St.Catherine St.W.- A small N N N N N R N N NS N erland; .Cam- pianist, Irs.Half of retir- McLel- dish in | many guid- during usiness 1 gave entary = er | ac- ccept arties U let) of / pther nent day.want be her she'll ore than alter our y ents.0 55 ir est J LT V y | THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 OFFICERS NAMED BRIGHT PRINTS ADD ZESTFUL O STYLE MENU STIR RE Seven O BOWS] BY SISTERHOOD] At the closing meeting of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood held on Tuesday, Mrs.Samuel Kubie of New York City was the guest speaker.Officers for the ensuing year elected were:\u2014 Hon.Presidents, Mesdames G.Fischel, J.Kruger; Hon.Vice-Pre- sidents, Mesdames J.N, Neumann, J.Lewinson, Martin Simon Sr, S.E.Lichtenhein.President, Mrs.Arthur Simon; 1st Vice-President, Mrs.G, G.Gray; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs.Albert Michael; 8rd Vice-President, Mrs.M.Silverstein; 4th Vice-Pre- cident, Mrs.A.S.Jacobs; Recording Secretary, Mrs.J.A.Roston; Cnrresponding Secretary, Mrs.Jack Freedman; National Secretary, Mrs.W.N.Carin; Treasurer, Mrs, H.Wolfe; Hon.Treasurer, Mrs.M.Margolick.Hon.Board Members: Mesdames J.Goldstein, H.E.Davis, Sadie Cohn, Harry J.Stern.Board Mem- hers: Mesdames G.Alexander, S.Bick, J.J.Cooper, Edwin Cohen, George Davis, A.N.Friedman, C.A.Goldstein, Mark Garfinkle, G.Hollinger.J.P.Levee, D.R* Miller, Harold Neumann, A.A.Snyder, M.M.Vassall, J.Wiener, D.Wolfe A.J.Walker, L.Wolfe, L.U.Michael, D.G.Jassby.Rummage Sale The Gyro Club of Montreal is holding a rummage sale in Calvary United Church Hall, on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.Mr.M.T.Sanderson is the general convener.Jitterbugs Ousted By Polka Dancers Jitterbug jumpers are giving place to polka dancers, say the dancing teachers\u2014who think it's about time.\u201cThere isn't mu 1 jitterbug dancing being done on public floors anymore,\u201d said Pearl Allen of Culver, president of the Chicago National Association of Dancing | Masters, receatly.\u201cAnd we're mighty glad,\u201d he went on.\u201cThose jitterbugs.The older folks become tired just watching them, and they keep lots of people off the floor because the dance looks so strenuous.\u201d Welcome To Our if Neighborhood We're anxious to meet you and introduce you to the courtesy, efficiency and friendliness of our shoppe.Call DE.3419 for an appointment Mrs.|.Campbell's Beauty Parlor 4870 Sherbrooke West \u2014\u2014 RICH GARDEN SOIL For Your Lawn, Flowers and Garden.R.AUBIN DExter 5198 s += +# Paris Likes Thei note of the unexpected, of color a expected to be taken seriously, without at least one little number in Designs in prints are the more sober, conventional h dots, highest flights of imagination, is SEASONIN marvelous this spring, _,, One of the most spectacular of the { - new prints is this Molyneux de-g sign of Ameriean, French cigarette package wrappings in their original colorings.The coat is a simple, model of navy wool, and the hat \u2018= * r Colorful Variety Prints are the seasoning of spring fashions.\u2018 They contribute the nd also of ingenuity, They are not but no summer wardrobe is quite complete print.They have gone from stripes and floral patterns to the including Jean Cocteau's design which makes one think of Fourth of July fireworks.° Even the old classics have renewed themselves.Take dots, for English and : straight ; lasson straw sailor.§ a large, pail % - GT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 0 0 The Duchess of Windsor chose this summer day ensemble from the collection of Main- bocher.The slightly gored coat is of navy lightweight wool.Blue and white surah starts as a bow at the neckline and continues down to the waistline where it ties in another bow at the back.The lining of the coat and \u2018the dress are of the rinted surah, he dress following the lines of the coat.SESN IAE POLAIRE CREER OO LIEGE TO example.They are as old as the hills, yet they have taken on a new lease of life, disposed in stripes and borders, or a combination of both or, again, alternating with flowered patterns.\u2019 Stripes are cutting all sorts of capers too.Vertical horizontal, wavy or asymmetrical like a barber's pole, worked in chevron effects, they contrive to look essentially 1939.The great novelty of the season, though, is the combination of solid stripes and floral garlands.' % LU * Topical events are especially fav- ored for prints.Mr.Chamberlain's hat and umbrella, comic strip char- \u2018acters and.others vie with ultra- modernistic arabesques and floral designs reminiscent of water-colors, Flowers range from demure Victorian posies combined with black velvet and lace masks to enormous sprays of lilac or some other blossom, spreading over all of one yard of fabric, Tiny, unsophisticated flowerlets vie with strong, forceful sunflowers from Van Gogh's masterpiece, while \u201cjewel and \u2018\u2018embossed\u2019\u2019 designs, usually worked in braided effects, are way up forward among the novelties.Royal Visit Seven hundred trout! Here's a tall order for any fisherman, but when its a command order for King George VI it must be filled and there is no better place to find the trout than in the waters of the Laurentian lakes and streams to the North of Montreal.Seven hundred speckled beauties fit for a King\u2014that was the order received by F.H.(Tom) Wheele- of Gray Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, For Mother's Day Sparial Sale of HATS Hand made hats large head sizes 4968 Sherbrooke Wes: \u2018 \u2014 2.50 \u2026 Claremont Millinery Mrs.Manseau.Prepristor doors east Claremont) Cloutie:;'s Are Offerin Royal Machineless 3° Reg.$10.00 .Super Wave Machineless $@.50 Reg.$12.00 .\u2026 Helene Curtis Individual $£.50 Machineless .of London, England, who offers all CLOU (Between Elm and Wood) N.D.G.Branch 5505 MONKLAND AVF Et.EET - A Only Three More Days to The Royal Visit PERMAÏI ENTS MACHINE WAVES from $3.00 Upwards TRIM, SHAMPOO & SET /HE INCLUDED IN ALL Make Your Appointment Early and Take Advantage of These Special Prices Good To Monday Night, May 15th, Only We have added to our staff, two expert operators.Miss June well known downtown hair stylist, and Miss Joyze Kennedy, BEAUTY SALONS 4129 ST.CATHERINE WEST ~ Special Prices On Helene Curtis Park Avenue New Naivette *6 5° $00 Machineless .Cees» 6 Jero-Mim Machineless Oil Permanent.Just in $10 from New York Mercier.formeriy the latest Ln-don styics in hair.FI.7832 3775 Seven Hundred Trout For) are Ordered Quebec, the trout to be ready on the arrival of the Royal party at Quebec, May 15th.So the legal limit of 15 pounds or 40 trout per person per day, was waived and Tom and his brother Harry, whose Siberian huskies have won many an international dog derby, recruited their quides and all the natives who \"now how to cast a line.La Carpe, Cold Lake, Lake Commandant, the Devil River and even Lake Quimet, right at Gray Rocks Inn will each give up its share to make up the 700.Sportsmen from all over Canada and the Eastern United States have fished these waters and there is little doubt bis: many of these who learn of this \u201ccommand\u201d will wish they could participate in the catch.As soon as the 700 trout are ready they will he flown to Quebec in the Grav Rocks Air Service plane by Pilot Burt Trerice, who has just returned from the Antarctic, where he was co-pilot for the lincoln Ellsworth Expedition.Incidentally, some of the trout which will be transported from these waters were originally transported to them as fingerlings by the same plane and same pilot, thir being the Province of Quebec Fisheries Department's newest way of stocking northern waters.Well-Fittine Shoes Needed For Walking No item is more imnortant to comfort when doing \u201cThe Fair\u201d sunport.The oxford type is preeminently adapted to days on foot.It is true that people are suited by different lasts, according to their foot structure and their natural posture, nevertheless when it is attempted to justify definitely high heels for long walks, vanity rather than an appreciation of facts is the speaker.More and more we are realizing that good dress is, first of all, dress appropriate to the occasion.This being so, high-heeled sandals.however beautifully designed and becoming.are not smart footwear for sight-seeing.We recommend also a five-thread stocking of to drop its stitches, Between a comparatively heavy stocking that is in cound condition and a sheer stncking which is streaked with dribbling runs, we think there is no competition.Washat'e glover in white or ama [ Mherdeer Avenve Achemer AVE tarde = DT | 479 Piveseut Are Ave )} al b ovitrare a > = 3 A - 3 'afvvite Are \u2018arcade i | | Aensang?or | Are a S Fo = or used in t The Chief find any vehi in said area, or muscular nf the Police to the Police the Tramwavs se No stops wil | | The dotted line shows the Boundaries of mount, no vehicle other than those excepted as aforesaid, shall be driven Sunnyside Avenue, Grosyenor Avenue, and on Western Avenue.of the Police Department who shall in use on any street in said area between the hours aforementioned, shall have tha authority to convev or cause such vehicle to be conveyed forthwith SPECIAL PROVISIONS Notwithstanding the above requla- tion, for the convenience bf the public, on The Boulevard until 2:00 p m.and on Sherbrooke Street until 4:00 n.m.F [2S] Ohrrer Avervee \u2014\u2014 he said area except on of Police or any member cle parked on anv street or sha'l find any vehicle Station.Tramways rvice will be maintained Children\u2019s: | be permitted nn Sherbrooke Street between Atwater Avenue and Metcalfe Avenue h~ween the hours of 2:00 p.m.and 4:00 p.m.Persons at the City Hal be given by Reception at the \u2018City Hall, Montreal tending the Reception at 1, Montreal, will be permitted to pass out of the restricted area upon presenting their invitation card to any police or special officer.Banquet at Windsor Hotel Persons attending the Banquet to the City of Montreal to Their Majesties at the Windsor Hotel will be permitted to pass out of the restricted area by presenting their official Card of Admission to any polace or special o Route of the fficer, but under no circumstances shall they cross the line of Procession untll after the Procession has passed.AR lle fue mu \u201cdue! ass 5 °F Pt ae ss.CAL op.Fearn real life?HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP oe Lu * THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 2 > NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD 7 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 remous + THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS + Star of Film in Jesse\u2019s Own Boots Jessie James died with his boots on.And when Tyronne Power came to play the most colorful outlaw of all time in Darryl F Zanuck's production, \u201cJessie James,\u201d the Technicolor epic which is now playing at the West- mount United Theatre.he \u201cdied\u201d in the very same boots.To give the re-enacting of the historic murder a doubly authentic flavor, he was \u201cshot\u201d by the very gun which barked out death to Jessie James at the hand of the traitorous Bob Ford in 1882, bringing to a stormy close a carcer of outlawry begun 16 ycars carlie: in 1866.The boots were obtained by Di- rector Henry King with the aid of \u201cDies\u201d Jesse James\u2019 granddaughter, Ju Frances James, who acted as tech- | nical expert on the production.The fatal gun, an antiquated Witichester percussion cap firearm, was loaned to the producers by members of Bob Ford's family located in the little town of Pine- ville, in the Missouri Ozarks, where Jesse and his equally notorious brother, Frank, flourished and where the motion picture was filmed.| Sharing star honors with Ty-! rone Power in \u201cJesse Jumes\u201d are Nancy Kelly, Henry Fonda and Randolph Scott.The film has been hailed as Production Chief Darry! F.Zanuck's outstanding achievement.ROMANCE AND RHYTHM NR Ns Dorothy Lamour in a scene from the film.\u2018St.Louis Blues\u2019 which opens at the Snowdon United Theatre Sunday.ROMANTIC ACTION FILM True Actor At Home On Either Stage Or Screen Robert Donut is one actor who exempts himself from the school of players who draw a fine dividing line between stage and screen.The brilliant English star, who hus achieved an outstanding niche in the annals of acting both in the theatre and in pictures, and who is currently co-starred with Rosalind Russell in the screen adapta tion of \u201cThe Citadel,\u201d now playing at the Snowdon United Theatre, does not concur with the thought of those who insist that stage actors should remain on the stage and screen players on the screen, \u201cIf a man can act he can act in either medium,\u201d declared Donat in an interview following completion of \u201cThe Citadel.\u201d \u201cIt has been proven by dozens of players who have stepped from stellar work in the theatre to outstanding portrayals before the cameras.\u201cIt is not so much the actors who find difficulty in making the transition from one medium to the other,\u201d continued the star, \u201cas it is the writers.In the majority of cases writers will not take the trouble to get practial experience of the medium of the screen and train themselves to write for it.Cary Grant, Noah Berry, Jr, Allyn Joslyn and Donald Barry, who plays the roles of aviators in Columbia\u2019s \u201cOnly Angels Have Wings,\u201d are all practical fliers in \u2018bine enjoyment and education at Mickey Rooney Rides To New Track Record Mickey Rooney rode a race horse to a new track record during u workout at Hollywood Park prior to the championship race us Wallue: Beery stood on the rail and clocked the time, IL was the opening scene for \u201cStublemates,\u201d now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday, was filmed at Southern California's newest racing plant at Inglewood., Spectators, touts, owners, handlers, trainers, riders and followers were all on hand to give the sequence the realistic color of a large track during the season.All of the long shot scenes were filmed on Sunday and Monday because of racing on the remaining days.Another track, a replica of Hollywood Park, was constructed on the sixty acres adjoining the M-G-M studios, so that the closeups could be filmed there while the regular track was open to the public.CHAMPION SHOWGOER Rita Hayworth, who appears with Warren William and Ida Lupino in Columbia's \u201cThe Lone Wolf Spy Hunt,\u201d estimates she secs ten pictures a week.\u201cI com- the same time,\u201d says Rita, who likes to add to her technique by closely studying the performance of others, La DELIGHTFUL COMEDY LOYOLA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Presents the MRT in FATHER MALACHYS MIRACLE Loyola Auditorium - May 19-20 at 8.15 p.m.Seats - $1.00, 75¢, 50c \u2014 On Sale Now at Loyola College, 7141 Sherbrooke W., DE.8487, or MRT, 1463 Union Ave, PL.9654, BY BRIAN DOHERTY \u2014The CHILDREN'S THEATRE \u2014 Directed by DOROTHY DAVIS and VIOLET WALTERS \u2019 PRESENTS \"THE MISSING PRINCE\" at VICTORIA HALL Sat.Afternoon May 20 at 2.15 p.m.Tickets at Sunbeam Flower Shoppes 4866 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww.(near Victoria) 5702 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(near Harvard) DE.6233 EL.3334 DELUXE ODORLESS CLEANING No shrinkage or stretching.3 PC.SUITS \u20ac LADIES\u2019 DRESSES TOPCOATS 4892 SHERBROOKE Ww.At Prince Albert WE CALL FOR & DELIVER WHITE SWAN CLEANERS STANDARD CLEANING at Reduced Prices.3 PC, SUITS \u20ac TOPCOATS PL.DRESSES WA.1145 \u2018 Through Rosebushes - Hydrangeas - , Roses von 9Bc .NO INCREASE IN PRICES FOR we are able to supply all Flower demands at reqular prices.1000's FLOWERING PLANTS Tulips - Hyacinths Lowest Prices in Town MOTHER'S DAY an agreement with our growers SPECIAL BOX Wonderful Spring Flowers Artistically Arranged - Delivered Anywhere AT ALL OUR BRANCHES John Cornfield 3 PARK AVG.69 5518 MONKLAND TA.5858 503 SHERBROOKE ST.W.WA 2747 st cat im w.Westmount Theatre Bldg.\"Cu Fi.3428 WA.3122 remit HOLLYWOOD FLORIST Olivia de Havilland and George Brent in a scene from the film \"Wings of The Navy,\u201d which opens Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre.Several When Belmont Park throws open its door to the public on Saturday and Sunday, for a Special Preview ,u glorious sight will be unfolded before the eyes of those present, The Midway, whieh is now undergoing a facial massage, so to speak, will be a thing of beauty and interest.The general lay-out will be the most attractive in the history of the Park, and the beauty of the Park will be further enhanced, at night, by special lighting effects with the \u201cCheerio\u201d color predominant.Among the new attractions on the Midway will be \u201cThe Flying Scooter\u201d, which is proving most popular across the border.The Flying Scooter structure is 50 feet in diameter and 25 feet high to the top of the booms, which are revolved by a 30 H.P.electric motor and cause the Scooters to travel at 38 miles per hour.There are ten two-passenger Scooter Cars, each equipped with Belmont Park To Have New Features a rudder in the front, moving on a well-balareced pivot which when turned from side to side directs the flight of the Scooter.Passengers are therefore solely in control of the car and, consequently, can vary the altitude from few inches off the ground to the very tops of the booms with absolute safety .at the same time diving through the air with all the thrills of flying an airplane.\u201cThe Flying Scooter\u201d is an absolutely safe \u201cride\u201d, as attested to by the millions who have ridden them in the States without a single accident.All the popular attractions of the past scason are being featured again this year, so patrons of the Park are assured of a grand time any afternoon or evening during the Summer.Advance picnic bookings are the heaviest in the Park's history and clubs and associations desirous of securing dates should do so at once.Official opening is Saturday May 20th.Marking the end of another highly successful season the Children\u2019s Theatre directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, will present the Missing Prince, an original and delightful children\u2019s story from the pen of Miriam Stein, With the production of the play definitely scheduled for Saturday afternoon May 20th, at Victoria Hall, Miss Davis and Miss, Walters are rehearsing steadily with the large cast to make this performance outstanding.It is a delightful story, with spectacular scenes, and costumes, singing, dancing, and specialty numbers, and everything that will delight, the hearts of young and old alike.Twelve year old Isobel Wein rauch will play her first \u201clead\u201d portraying the role of the lovely little Princess with Joyce Litwin, Shirley Pearce, and Ruth Carrick as her ladies-in-waiting.' Richard Davis, the Missing Prince, and other important roles by Norman Final Show of Season By Children\u2019s Theatre Seigerman, Edys Riven, Marion Shapiro, Bernard Berlin, Yvonne Cook, Francis Goldstein, Mary Hall, and two of the baby orphans, Tippy and Toppy, played by Estelle Horn and Gerald Rubin.A new innovation will be introduced by the tiny tots of the Ghii- dren\u2019s Theatre ELLIOTT\u2019S AMBITION Bill Elliott, Columbia's western star, realized a lifelong ambition by finally becoming a western celebrity.But he did not realize his ambition until he had spent years on the stage and in pictures in other types of roles.During this period the young actor, who hails from a cattle country, kept up his riding, roping and shooting, so that he was ready for the opportunity when it finally came.After playing the leading role in \u201cWild Bill Hickock,\u201d he was definitely chosen to star in a series of Columbia historical outdoor dramas.World's Fair and Belmont Park.Ç PREPARE FOR BELMONT PARK OPENING \u201cTAILSPIN\u201c Alice Faye and Charles Farrell in a scene from the film \u2018\u2018\u201cTailspin\u2019\u2019 opening Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre.EXCITING AND POWERFUL DRAMA A scene from the film \u2018Idiots Delight\u2019 starring Clark Gable and Norma Shearer, now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday.M.R.T.Will Repeat Play Probably the most widely discussed play produced by anyone in Montreal this season, \u201cFather Malachy\u2019s Miracle,\u201d the Montreal Repertory Theatre's outstanding hit of the year, will be repeated on Friday and Saturday evenings.May 19 and 20 at the Loyola Auditorium at Loyola College on Sherbrooke St.West.Since playing at Victoria Hall here in March, \u201cFather Malachy's Miracle\u201d has done a considerable amount of travelling.Invited to the final Drama Festival in London, Ont., as one of the five best three-act-plays in the Dominion, it was presented en route at Toronto before large and enthusiastic audiences.A party of twenty-six MRT players and technicians made the trip, travelling in a private sleeping car, taking with them all scenery, stage properties and costumes in the manner of a professional road company.\u2019 The story of \u201cFather Malachy's Miracle\u201d is a delightfully amusing account of a sincere little monk who performs the fantastic miracle of making a rowdy dance-hall fly away.The play has its serious moments but most of the situations are full of mirth and laughter is definitely the order of the day.Directed by Martha Allan, the cast includes many MRT's best known players.Hal Grindon, who plays the part of Father Malachy was co-winner at the Regional Drama Festival this year of the Aird Nesbitt Trophy for the best male performance and Jack Ralph who also plays a leading role won the same trophy last year.Others in the large cast are Alex Frazer, Robert Goodier, of \u201cFossils\u201d fame; John Ready, Leo Considine, Summer Frew, Muriel Duncan, Stella Sprowell, Prince Paul Lieven, Elsie Poole, Edward Wilson and Robert Young.Youth Sunday Planned To Take Place May 21 Under the auspices of the National Council of Education of Canada a committee of Mortreal citizens of which Chief Justice Greenshields and de Gaspe Beau- bien, are the joint chairmen, is arranging for a Youth Sunday on the 21st of May, the Sunday that concludes the week of the Royal Visit.This movement is open to all, irrespective of race or creed.The intention is that on the morning of that date, the local clergy and ministers make suitable reference, from their respective pulpits, to the significance of the occasion for youth.The same, afternoon from 3 to 4 p.m\u2026 at the Auditorium of the Montreal High School, University Street, a youth rally is to be held \"| A choir of a hundred young voices Harty A.lllions, world's biggest portable-ride operator with concessions at the \u2018Frisco Golden Gate Exposition, the New York Rex Billings,\u201d popular managing directbr of Belmont Park which will have a preview on Saturday and Sunday.- * 1 will provide special music under \"| the direction of Mr.Irvin Cooper.It is hoped that all youth organization will be represented.Bruce Cabot, featured with Rita .Hayworth in Columbia\u2019s \u201cHomicide Bureau,\u201d tried exactly 31 different jobs before taking up acting?He was even a sparring partner to a pugilist, but was fired on short notice when he knocked out his employer, MUSICAL Sharps, Flats and NATURALS by FRANCES GOLTMAN Military Bands Now that their Gracious Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth are visiting our shores, music ay usual will play a prominent part in the great welcome that awaits their presence.Music is synonymous with happiness and all kinds of bands wiil participate in this never - to - be - forgotten event, Bands, in fact every kind of band will rejoice in the ceremonies that await our Sovereigns and Band Music is really good music presented in its most democratic form.In the past many limitations were noticeable in brass bands, but today, due in great measure to the radio, the standards of any ordinary band have grown so extensively that one hears perfection everywhere, Perhaps John Philip Sousa did more for Band and Military music than any other individual.He brought to the world-public a Verdun Pavilion Groomed For Opening The summer season once again brings the gala opening, on Friday, May 19th, of the attractive Verdun Pavilion.Located on the Verdun Boardwalk, overlooking the beautiful St.Lawrence river, makes this an ideal spot for dancing.Plans are being made to give something new and different in the way of entertainment this year.For the opening night, balloons, favors and novelties will be presented to all and a real good time is promised.Irving Laing and his orchestra will be the main attraction at the Pavilion, where they will remain for the entire season, playing the type of music you like to hear and dance to.Special attention will be given to request numbers and medleys of all old favorites will be played during the course of the evening.The Payllion restaurant has been completely renovated, in the most modern manner, and is now open to the public.Scout Bands, Fife and Drum | Romance Of Frontier In \u201cGunga Din\u201d A romance that blossoms in the shadow of ominous threats of re-! ligious uprisings in the land of| golden dome temples, threads al danger-filled course through the vivid story of \u201cGunga Din,\u201d picture version of the Rudyegl Kipling ballad, which stars Cary| Arm ean (WesTmauNT TODAY-SATURDAY Dcup'e Program! Grant, Victor McLaglen a n d Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in one of the year's most colorful screen en-| tertainments and opens Saturday: at the York United Theatre.' The three stars are seen as reckless sergeants in a British army outpost near the famous Khyber Pass, à scene of unrest and hatred as a band of religious fanatics.! known as Thugs, frenziedly pur-, sue a reign of terror and muider according to their secret rites.| Joan Fontaine is cast as the\u2019 daughter of a tea company official - stationed in the heart of the af-i fected area.Her romance with one\u2019 of the hard-bitten non-com officers, Fairbanks, follows a turbulent course, conflicting as it does HENRY FONDA NANCY KELLY RANDOLPH SCOTT The epic story of the most colorful outlaw that ever fived! A thrilling production.2nd Feature, KAY FRANCIS in \u201cComet Over Broadway' with lan Hunter.FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 Revival of \u201cGREEN LIGHT\" with Errol Flynn and Anita Louise.SUNDAY until TUESDAY \u201cWINGS OF THE NAVY\" with George Brent and Ollvia de Havil- land.\u2018 TORCHY BLANE IN CHINATOWN\" with Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLane.with the sworn friendship of the three sergeants, and shadowed by the constant danger to which Fairbanks is subjected.Sam Jaffe, of \u201cLost Horizon\u2019 | fame, plays the native water carrier immortalized in the Kipling poem.Prominent in the supporting cast are Eduardo Ciannelli, as the Master of the murderous Thugs; Montagu Love, as a British Colonel; Robert Coote, as a comedy sergeant: Abner Biberman, as a Thug leader.greater understanding of martial as well as otner types of music and nothing makes a person happier than band music well played.Bands appeal to all ages and even school and college bands lend a greater atmosphere to any event of scholastic importance.Military Bands differ from orchestras due to the fact that they are composed solely of wind instruments.They are made up of brasses mostly and good military bands may have forty ro ninety performers\u2014the instruments used are flutes, piccolos, drums, trombones, cornets, French horns, cymbals, saxophones and clarinets.Just how interesting would a parade be without the accompaniment of a band?\u2014R © Comat STARTS SATURDA\u2019 TWO FEATURES! ss Out of a seething world of battle they roar.4 red-blood and gunpowder heroes alll.Inspired by Kipling's stirring lines! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, | Sam Jatfe Eduardo Ciannellie)oanFontaine d RKO RADIO'S BIG - SHOW OF SHOWS | + + Added Attraction, \u201cSUDDEM MONEY' with Charlie Ruggles and Marjorie Rambeau.TODAY until FRIDAY, CLARKE GABLE and NORMA SHEARER in \u201cIdiots Delight.\u201d \u201cBURN 'EM UP OCONNOR\u201d with Dennis O'Keefe and Cecilia Parker.OF THE BEAUTIFUL VERDUN PAVILION Lasalle Blvd.& Woodland Ave.FRI.19th MAY FEATURING IRVING LAING AND HIS ORCHESTRA Don't Miss This Gala Nite! Balloons \u2014 Favours \u2014 Fun for all! NEW POLICY NO CHARGE FOR DANCING General \u2018Admission: Opening Nite, Sat.& Holidays: Ladies, 30c - Gents, 44c WEEK NITES: Ladies, 20c - Gents, 30e PLUS TAX J.A BEAUTY PARLOR Same address for 12 years, PERMANENTS and afl Branches of Beautv Culture, 4862 SHERBROOKE ST.W., at Victoria GAGNON EL.0838 | CURTAINS & BEDSPREADS MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER | WA.4598 J.J.ESTABLISHED 1931 CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE REPAIRS \u2014 RE-UPHOLSTERING 313 VICTORIA AVE.ERO Near Western Ave \u2014(MINRAND\u20141 TODAY-SATURDAY Two Features! Second Feature \u201cPARIS HONEYMOON\" with Bing Crosby, Franciska Gaal, Shirley Ross & Edward Everett Horton.FRIDAY NIGHT after 11 Revival SONJA HENIE in \u201cThin Ice\u201d with Tyrone Power.SUNDAY until TUESDAY, ALICE FAYE and CONSTANCE BENNETT In \u201cTail Spin\u201d with Nancy Kelly, and Charles Farrell.\u201cUp THE RIVER\" Preston Foster, Phyllis Brooks and Tony Martin [\u2014 VONOWDON \u2014 TODAY.SATURDAY Double Bill! DRAMA.Torn From A Great Joan Davis As explosive as novel from which it came .18 the best-selling this important drama of a doctor's secrets, Other Feature, \u201cSPRING MADNESS\" with Lew Ayres and Maureen Q\u2019Sullivan, SATURDAY NIGHT after 11 Revival showing of SONJA HENIE in \u201cThin lice\u201d with Tyrone Power, Admission after 10 .27¢ SUNDAY until TUESDAY DOROTHY LAMOUR in \u201cSt.Louis Blues\u201d with Lioyd Nolan, a 11, 1939 ] avila re \u2014 ng world roar.gunpows es ail! ed by stirring DAY st.Louis \u2014\u2014 A THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER PAGE stv The Business Association of Westmount INVITES YOU TO \u201cCitizens Night\u201d, Thursday, May 18th, 8.30 p.m.VICTORIA HALL _ DISPLAY OF LOCAL AMATEUR TALENT Moving & Storage: In arranging this display of amateur talent, WESTMOUNT TRANSFER the members of the Business Association of 2 Westmount have endeavoured to present a dig- BUSINESS & STORAGE LTD.nified show and trust that we may have the pleasure of presenting same to a large number of ASSOCIATION 205 OLIVIER AVE.WE.1113 Westmount citizens.° N ° It will be a source of pleasure to our mem- WESTMOU T Orien tal R ug Se bers to spend the evening with their customers pons?2 nth / » away from the cares of business.Make a point ee YERVANT\u2019S of -being with us on Thursday, May 18th, 8.30 J ORIENTAL RUGS p.m.at Victoria Hall.4903 SHERBROOKE W.WA, 3836 THE PROGRAM FOLLOWS: : 1.Carolina Ramblers \u2014 Wally Lavin- 8.Soprano Solo, selected \u2014 Margaret Painters - Decorators: DINNA YE KEN IT S i Fin Sid Vier pa a vn Forays Una, W.J.CHAPMAN FR-r-rEE | ES EE omen re | | .Bu Lorna Pearce.{Fuller 10.bug dancing.une Parker, Tod Evo, P & S li .Entertainment and Door Prizes 4.Song and Dance: \u201cMy Monocle\u201d \u2014 Pauline Boivin and Bob Evans.Ac ets upplies: Lorna Pearce.(Fuller Schoo (Evans Sisters) 5.Tap Dance \u2014 Mabelle Roberts, ) Ful- s .5 t the Box ice\u201d \u2014 WESTMOUNT GOLDFISH DINNA MISS IT 6.er School nr Cook.(Fuller \\ Mis Jour Mardi, IStudent of Miss & BIRD SUPPLIES 7 School beth Walk,\u201d 1939 Version * 12.Sole.selected D Miss Germaine La- 357 VICTORIA AVE.DE.4532 \"Joan Phillips, Joan Boyle.(Fuller France._ School) 13.Mysterious Mr, Xe Plumbers: : A loge - | .WM.PERING Automo piles: TE Corsets: ONGE.REGD General Contractors 4937 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3396 - MME.ST.; \u2019 AUTOMOBILE LTD.4887 SHERBROOKE W.DE.5656 PAINTING AND DECORATING VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.4102 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1138 .4263 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2323 4834 SHERBROOKE W.EL.0616 Auto Servi Dairy Products: JOHN WATSON & CO, LTD.| uto LAFORTU NE BROWN BUCHANAN DAIRY, Hardware Store: 1339 GREENE AVE.Fl.4689 (Imperial) SERVICE STATION ss yams wesTHOUNT J.PASCAL HARDWARE WESTMOUNT PLUMBING Corner Sherbrooke & Grosvenor \u2019 CO., LTD.\u2018 & ROOFING CO.EL.0176 .Drug Stores: 4827 SHERBROOKE W.WA.5686 206 OLIVIER AVE.| mie WE.3844 NATIONAL S.S.BROOKS .| AUTO BODY CO.4191 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.9344 Hairdressers: Printers: 4018 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.3308 HARTE'S DRUG REGD J.A.GAGNON ROBSON PRINTERS LTD.Bakery: wo panrprookE ve a Sess 4864 SHERBROOKE W.EL.0838 4206 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.8227 DENT HARRISON 4451 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.6727 LAFRANCE Radio Sales &S.ame & SONS, LTD.Electri BEAUTY SALON adio dates ervice: Cabinet Maker & Refrigeration: Jewell | 344A VICTORIA AVE.WA.8200 Upholsterer: McPARLAND ewetters: Real Estate: REFRIGERATION, REGD J.G.NORWELL eat Estate.J.J.MERO 4 HILLSIDE AVE.WE.6676 390A VICTORIA AVE.EL.8616 WESTMOUNT REALTIES 313 VICTORIA AVE.WA.4598 .\u2018 OHMAN'S .Caterer: : Exchange Store: 1216 GREENE AVE.WE.1046 1367 GREENE AVE.FI.854 1% MAITLAND CONFECTIONER 384 VICTORIA AVE.EL.2230 Ladies\u2019 Restaurants: 4124 ST.CATHERINE W.FI 4651 Florists: Pa To-W MURRAY'S LUNCH LTD.Chocolates eaay-1o0-year: 5011 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3262 EDDY\u2019S FLORISTS , DENYSE \u2026 © 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.7242 MAY\u2019S RITE FIT Sh & Hosiery: 4909 SHERBROOKE W.EL.4877 JOHN EDDY & SONS, REG'D LADIES WEAR 4 oes ostery: \u2018 1219 GREENE AVE.9541 Cigar Stores: 4841 SHERBROOKE W.DE.9893 | JOHN SMITHERS GROSVENOR EF.ich an 27S Belarave Ae | WINIFRED\u2019S 4213 ST.CATHERINEW.WE.3484 VICE STORE urriers: HOUSE OF GOWNS ; 4818 SHERBROOKE Wf DE.0044 BLEAU & ROUSSEAU 4832 SHERBROOKE W.EL.1315 Signs & Showcards: © S.HYMAN \u2018LTD, 5004 SHERBROOKE W.DE.4482 .SPRAD REGD 5005 SHERBROOKE W.EL.6467 BRADNER FUR CO.Manufactured lee: co peste ars RES out Si hate ne \u2018 .: 5007 SHERBROOKE W.DE.Cleaning Plants: G | He Ice A ne W.FL 6311 1215 GREENE AVE Bt.Catherine) MISS BROWN\u2019S rocer: , | CLEANING SERVICE C.E.BOX LTD.Men\u2019s & Boys\u2019 : Stationery & EST Non: Gagalne, Cleaning, PLANT 4846 SHERBROOKE Ww.DE.1 1 13 A .T.b ° t: Owned y by arel: Oo acconts ° 5014 SHERBROOKE W.EL.7308 Grocers & Butchers: PP \u2019 WARREN REGD TOPKINS WHITE SWAN CLEANERS, DIONNE & DIONNE 4884 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3982 1311 GREENE AVE.WE.0307 .4120 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.1392 SHERBROOKE.WALLIS | P.A.SEERS Millinery: Taxi Service: Coal- Coke- Fuel Oil _ 4498 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2741 CLAREMONT MILLINERY WESTMOUNT HAND & PAFIKER, LTD.THRIFT - STOP & SHOP ans.waar TAXI SERVICE 4857 SHERBROOKE (W.DE.1131 4850 SHERBROOKE W.EL.7361 4968 SHERBROOKE W.WA, 2178 1215 GREENE AVE.Fl.2463 | Ir Ÿ est ra ET Hm es \u201c > i ra A sr AES 2 pl © SS 4 PAGE EIGHT NEW OFFICERS CALVARY CAGE TEAM: CLOSES FINE SEASON Defeat Verdun Oxfords, 41-37 in Final Contest Last Week Calvary United Church, Juven- fle Basketball Team, successfully completed their sgeond year as an organized unit Ly defeating Verdun Oxfords 41 to 37 on Wednesday evening last.The game was fast and driving; both teams being forced to play heads-up basketball, The Oxfords, composed mostly of Verdun High School Team seniors quickly jumped into the lead by accurate shooting of Lynch and Mattby.This lead Verdun did not relinquish until the closing minutes of the game.By playing a wide open game and waiting for the breaks, Verdun were able to stretch their lead to cight points by half-time.Calvary started the second halt playing a deep defensive game to check the sleepers, which Verdun had pulled in the first half.The changing point in the game came late in the fourth quarter, when \u201cLolly\u201d Wright scored the tying points, followed by Flynn's basket, scoring after breaking up an enemy attack deep in its own territory.: With this lead, Calvary went on to victory, even though pressed hard by a strong Verdun team, but they werz unable to overcome this defeat.Flynn led the Calvary team to Camp Nominingue Member Canadian Camping Ass'n.(Ittustrated Booklet Upon Application Directors .F.M.Van Wagner - Hay Finlay McGill University MA.9181 - Local 89 | Rave ee * = spa } % 7 ~ a single into a double.with one of the best throwing arms in the majors.tears in to retrieve a high bounder and then cuts down the baserunner who tries to stretch From loft to right: Joe comes in fast on the ball, JUST TO brett ity.Baseball fans usually regard Joe DiMaggio, who was seriously injured on Saturday, as a great hitter, and overlook the fact that the Yankee center fielder is a real ball hawk REMIND YOU The above strip shows how DiMag's 7 THE V/IST/ OUNT EXAMINER .respi gp pnp pis .ong 6 runner.In the second THAT JOE IS QUITE A too much time in getting set to throw.Joe comes down all set for the throw.picture he gets it away\u2014straight to the base for a put-out and a warning to future baserunners.It will be some time before he is back for action, however.FIELDER, TOO - picture DiMaggio catches up with the ball, starts a short hop so that he won't have to take Next, Joe has the ball, keeps his eye on the Back comes his arm, and in the final » ew gp emer.- oo victory by his smart generalship on the floor, but it was due chiefly to the wonaerful teamwork displayed by Calvary, that spelled defeat for Verdun Oxfords.This year Calvary have won 16; lost one; scored 816 points for an average .of 48 points per game, and over the last two years, since LACLOUWHI For Boys 7 to 16 In The Laurentians Fee $200.(Includes Riding) Phone for illustrated booklet Fred B.Whittet WA.5500 | Member Canadian Camping Assn.The forty-sixth year of Y showers, doctor and mature, trailed leadership.Carefully planned programme, good food, hot M June 24th to September 2nd.A $9.50 per week.C KAMP KANAWANA M (member, Canadian Camping Association) Secure an illustrated booklet at the Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke West organized camping under C nurse in attendance, WE.6716 CAMP | organized in 1937, have played 37 games and won all but three; scored 1,560 points with only 774 points against them.The Calvary team are Magnus Flynn, captain, \u201cLolly\u201d Wright, lan Hellyer, Bob Sloan, Austin McConnell, John Wonfor, Johnny Wright, Bob Thompson, Normy Follette, George Churchill, Allen Hughes and Jack McCreath, The team is coached by Eric Read, and anmaged by Mr.Anson E.Robinson.Record Westmount \u201cY\u201d Royals 19, vs.Calvary 25; Calvary 46, vs.West- mount High School (seniors) 24; Queen Mary 23, vs.Calvary 42: Calvary 33, vs.Montreal West 20; Point St.Charles 27, vs.Calvary 26; Iverley Settlement 14, vs.Calvary 69; Cglvary 35, vs.West- mount Y.M.C.A.14; Montreal High 27, vs.Calvary 59; Queen Mary 34, vs.Calvary 73; St.Paul's 35, vs.Calvary 54; Calvary 51, vs.Iverley Settlement 50; Livingstone United 19, vs.Calvary 38; Main Memorial 17, vs, Calvary 62; Iverley Settlement 37, vs.Calvary 45; Argyle jr.High (inter), 14, vs.Calvary G0; Calvary 77, va.Wercdale Park 41: Calvary 41, vs.Verdun Oxfords 37.Two Open Events At McGill Track Meet An open 100 and 440 yards will be held in connection with the Me- Gill Interscholastic Track Meet on May 27th, Entries for McGill Interscholastic meet closes Monday.May 22nd.A Mere Oversight A man was walking down a London street with his life hand up in a peculiar manner.An inquisitive visitor asked him the reason, and also pointed out that man a few yards behind him was doing the same.The man turned, saw the other, and exclaimed: \u201cGreat Scott, Bill, we've forgotten the P| ladder.\u201d Fredericton Mail.accident might occur.ppp } Quit SKID CAR TO SKID.When your car is equipped with GOODRICH TIRSS you have positive assurance that you can bring it to a straight line stop \u2014 quickly and safely, where normally a serious We would appreciate the opportunity of demonstrating to you the SAFETY and QUALITY which the Goodrich Rubber Company has built into these tires.¢ OFFERING YOU OUR MOST COURTEOUS SERVICE HODGE AUTO PART 5362 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Near Prud'homme), A SUDDEN STOP OR TURN \u2014 PERHAPS TO AVOID AN ACCIDENT \u2014 MAY CAUSE YOUR When this happens, you're in for that sickening, pit-of-the-stomach feeling that comes when your car skids out of control.Goodrich Engineers.Have spent years in developing and perfecting a tire to eliminate just this hazard, Your DING! MONTREAL LIMITED EL.4540 ¢ Fred Dey The Westmount Junior Lacrosse Chub elected Fred Dey as its president at a nieeting held Tuesday night.Dey who has coached the club to two championships, will again act as coach, Westmount expects to have an unusually fine team this year as Harold Burden has joined the squad from St.Anthony's and Gordon Noseworthy will turn out this season, The team expects to lose Frank Eddelle, however.Lacrosse Club Elects Jack Eagan, who played hockey] onto.As President at Perth will be back home this summer, and he will be with the Westmounts again.Westmounts will start practices soon.They will be a favored entry in the Junior Amateur Lacrosse Association, a five-team circuit headed by Arthur Walker.Shamrocks, two Verdun teams and St.Michaels have entered.Last year the Westmounts lost out to Mimico in the Eastern Canada final of the Minto Cup at Tor- Kid Glove Young boxers from all parts of the city will participate when the annual Kid Glove Tournament is held at Loyola stadium on Monday at 8.15 o'clock.Finals of the Interscholastic A.A.of the Catholic schools will be staged.The affair is being sponsored by Loyola Alumni.All in Readiness For Journament Boxers will be present from Loyola, Daniel O'Connell, D'arcy McGee, Catholic High and Luke Callaghan schools.In all these will be ten classes, from 85 to 175 lbs.Johnny Greco will not participate this year, but is coaching the Catholic High entry.NEW MEMBERS JOIN ROVERS Invested Into Movement Tuesday by Provincial Leader John Coupland On Tuesday evening four mem- bers of the Westmount Rover Crews were invested into the movement by Provincial Rover Leader John Coupland and assisted by the District Rover Leader Eric Johnston.Rover Squires Ian McAuley, Peter Brunt, Bert Gil- hooey and Melvin Burge, after spending the week-end in Vigil, were dobbed Rover Scouts in a most impressive ceremony.On Sunday three of the Crew went on a hike.The Crews are taking an active part in the King's Visit, while two of the members are\u2018 taking the Rover Sphinx Course at headquarters on Saturday and Sunday.The Picnic Committee is going great guns, and have reported great progress to date.The picnic is to be held at Senneville on May 20th, There is still room for new members.They meet Tuesday evening, at 8.15 at 10 Burton Avenue.He'll Be Back! Customer: \u201cWhy all the woe?\u201d Florist: \u201cI've lost my best customer.\u201d \u201cWhat happened to him?\u201d \u2018He just got married.\u201d CROSSWORD SOLUTION A 0 X|C|I N|U|R S 3 Oe SU 8 |R HE A ww) om] 2 Basketball Games For McGill Squad Are Announced Team authorities for McGill's Senior Basketball squad have announced their schedule of\" exhibition games for the season 1939-40.It is as follows: December 2nd: University of Vermont at Burlington, Ct.December 9th: St.Lawrence University at Canton, New York.December 16th: State Normal School of Plattsburg at Montreal.December 19th: Manhattan\u2019 College at New York City.December 20th: John Marshall at Jersey City, N.J.December 21st: Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn at Brooklyn, N.Y.February 1st: State Teachers College at Albany, N.Y.February 2nd; Union College at Schenectady, N.Y.John Marshall and Polytechnic Institute are new opponents for McGill.Team Managers Meet Wednesday A meeting of the managers of the senior softball teams will be held at the Westmount Athletic Grounds next Wednesday, May 17th at 8 p.m.All team managers of senior softball teams in West- mount are expected to be present to fill their application to play in the city league which is to get under way during the first week in June.: It is expected that the six teams which played last year will be represented and two more teams have \u2018signified their intention of entering.Interest in the game is mounting rapidly and the players are practising every night so that the 1938 champion Blues will not get away out in front at the beginning of the race.ee noted sentence: \u201cMirage is Asked to complete the under- another name for a.\u201d a city scholar SPORTS SWING INTO ACTIVITY Early indications point to the fact that the track and field facilities at the Westmount Athletic Grounds will prove more popular than ever this yeer.Other sports are also swinging into action and baseball diamonds at Westmount Park are being used extensively, They are being closed off for -intervals, however, in order to permit resurfacing operations.Announcement is made that the Senior Softball League will operate again this year jn competition for the W.B.Scott trophy.The Municipal Senior.Softball League will hold its first meeting of the season at the end of the month or early in une.Many Enroll In Swimming Class As in previous years the girls\u2019 and boys\u2019 semi-private swimming classes at the Y.M.C.A.are off to a good start with 62 enrolled.Under the capable \u2018instructorship of H.A.Noble and J.D.Fairbairn these classes are expected to make a new record in the swimming annals of the \u201cY\".~ At present there are eight periods a week devoted to these boys and girls, Those interested in these classes are requested to call the Physical Department of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.for future appointments.Rapid Delivery Till 11 P.M, Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 If First Line Signals Busy.Please Dial Next Line, FORUM GROCER 2209 St.Catherine W.NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT BY WESTMOUNT TENNIS CLUB BRUCE BALDWIN 1S NAMED PRESIDENT AT ANNUAL MEET HELD AT ATHLETIC GROUNDS Session Took Place on P.Q.L.T.A.Club at the inaugural meeting of Grounds.members, E.Cayford and Mrs.W.PREP LEAGUE HAS NEW TEAM On Saturday last the first place Giants suffered their first defeat at the hands of the Royals, who are a new team entered in the Prep division of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Softball League.It was a free hitting game with the Royals banging in the most runs the score was 29-23.In the only other game played in the Prep division the Yankees once more proved themselves the team that has to be matchad they turned back the fast pitching of Billy Telfer of the Senators to register a 6-5 defeat in favor of the Yankees, Three games are scheduled for this coming Saturday.The Giants are to play the Royals in a double Header and the Yankees are to play the Senators.J.FAIRBAIRN JOINS STAFF J.D.Fairbairn, student at McGill University, has again this year taken over duties at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.For months of May, June and August, he will be assisting in the Department of Physical Education, at which position he gave valuable help last year.During this past year Mr.Fair- bairn \"was Fellowship Secretary at the Lachine and Ville St.Pierre Community Branches of the Montreal Y.M.C.A.He is particularly qualified in Swimming and Life Saving, having been appointed Examiner for Y.M.C.A.and the Royal Life Saving Society.New Racket Bobby (short of money): \u201cI say, Dad, have you any work you'd like me to do?\u201d - Father (taken by \u201cWhy.no\u2014but\u2014er\u2014\u201d Bobby: \u201cThen would you like surprise): THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 Monday Night \u2014 Oliver Dupont, Vice-President; G.Gillies, Team Chairman \u2014 Sixteen Teams Expected to be Entered in Bruce Baldwin was elected president of the Westmount Tennis the organization for the current term, held on Monday in the clubhouse of the Westmount Athietie Other officers named were: vice-president, Oliver Dupont; secre- tary-treasurer, G.Gillies; team chairman, P.Bennett; matters committee chairman, M.Coldwell; entertainment committee, T.Gauthier, and Miss I.Easton; ladies\u2019 committee, Mrs.O.Dupont; and committee Tees.Announcement was made at the session on Monday that sixteen *teams would probably be entered in the Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association.The members were also told that there would be eight lighted courts in operation at the athletic grounds this summer.Three hupdred members, at the minimum, are expected to use the courts, and a large number of these will become active members of the tennis club.Plans were arranged at the opening meeting for a series of dances and informal parties to be held every week or every fortnight.A number of open club tournaments, including round robins, will be held by the association, it was decided.Lawn Mowers Sharpened Keys Made - Combinations Changed - Household Appliances - General Repairs WAlnut 3113 \"McWHINNIE'S REPAIR SHOP 5900 Sherbrooke West THE 3 S's SAFETY © SINCERITY SATISFACTION STOCKS SERVICE STATIONS BEST SERVICE 5805 SHERBROOKE W.DE, 2563 5405 DECARIE BLVD.DE.3424 Motor Tyne-Up Exide Batteries Tires Vulcanizing WASHING & POLISHING LUBRICATION CARS CALLED FOR to put me on the dole?\u201d\u2014Tatler.REPAIRS Edinburgh Dispatch.filled in the word \u201cwedding.\u201d\u2014 Made \u2014\u2014TENNIS RACKETS, RESTRINGING & REPAIRS Restringing from 1.50 to 12.00 (Rackets called for and delivered on restrings from 2.00 up) Silk Strings 15¢\u201410c each additional.Gut Strings 25e\u201415c cach additional.SLAZENGER RACKETS | ACME SPORTS Canada's Finest ALE $4.to $22.WA.8200 for five generations by the DAWES BREWERY, Montreal \u201ca oS SEO Tr + dut pt bE Dl as be D» ct + 4 1 5e mon by ES ay 4 ut 54 A me OF - wy 1939 \u2014 B ED ET )§ iver air- d in \u2018ennis rrent hietie secre- com- thier, nittee ixteen 1tered Lawn told ghted hletic it the se the er of mbers tthe es of to be fort- urna- s, will t was rs ns pli w vi | | 3 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 ce \u2014owgr THE WESTMOL ¢XAMINTR \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 PAGE NINE OUR SHORT STORY eee HONEYMOONERS Tanned by Mediterranean sunshine through which their expensive honeymoon had let, Trilla and Jim Garland hurried down the gangplank and toward the friend waiting to greet them.\u201cOld faithful!\u201d cried Trilla.\u201cOf course, Dad was too busy to welcome home his only child!\u201d Pale, sandy-haired Claude Rossi- tor smiled as Jim caught his hand.He said, \u201cIt's swell to have you back.I'll drop around tonight and\u2014\u201d \u201cYou're coming home with us\u2014 \u2018to Junch,\u201d Trilla told him.\u201cI'll \u2018phone busy old Dad and tell him you won't be back at the office any more today, Claude, boy.You look tired.I'll bet you haven't had a vacation all summer,\u201d The three drove to the Layne home where, until the time of he: marriage, Trilla had lived with her widowed father, a man whose mining machinery was sold all over the world.\u201c1 suppose you and Jim will live here?\u201d Rossitor inquired.\u201cWe're moving to an apartment,\u201d Trilla answered.\u201cOt course, I'm going to see that Jim gets a raise.And you, too, Claude.\u201d \u201cWhy me?\u201d Rossitor parried.\u201cI haven't any bride to support.Oh, it\u2019s all right for Jim.You and he are in line for the Layne riches anyhow.\u201d \u201cTrilla is,\u201d said dark, husky Jim Garland.\u201cBut me\u2014l\u2019d rather earn my luxury than marry it.\u201d Later, old Barnard Layne came home to greet the newlyweds.Hc hugged Trilla, whacked Jim lustily on the shoulder, and said that his son-in-law would have to leave for Colorado tomorrow.\u201cHurray!\u201d cried Trilla, blue eyes dancing, \u201cI knew our honeymoon hadn't ended yet.The Rockies! Fishing, hunting.\u201d \u201cListen, child,\u201d ssid Layne.\u201cThis is a business trip.\u201d \u201cWe'll take Claude with ue Jim!\u201d Trilla exulted.\u201cHe hasn't had a vacation or a raise since\u2014\" \u201cHe can have a vacation!\u201d Barnard Layne jumped at a compromise.\u201cBut it's going to be short.We're swamped at the office.Er, come in the other room, Jim.I've got all the dope on your trip with me.\u201d Alone with Trilla, Claude Rossi- tor smiled.\u201cYou shouldn't have gone to bat for me, lady.Your dad doesn\u2019t like me.I think he feels that 1 was foisted on him.\u201cby you and Jim.He tolerates me, but doesn\u2019t like me.You like me, but you couldn't love me.\u201d \u201cClaude!\u201d Trilla\u2019s smiled faded.\u201cIt\u2014it\u2019s just that I loved Jim more, I'm sorry, fellow.\u201d \u201cI'm not,\u201d he\u2019replied.\u201cI love you both.That's why I'm not tagging along on the fadeout of a glorious honeymoon.\u201d \u201cYou're coming along!\u201d Trilla declared, \u201cNow run home and pack your boots and leather jacket.Tomorrow we're off for the top of the world.\u201d Four days later the Rockies; and a car with three passengers speeding along a pine-fringed highway.Garland hailed an old man who was herding a small bunch of sheep on the slope: \u201cIs this the Blue Spire property?And is Mr.Bing- ham around ?\u201d \u201cNope,\u201d -called the flock tender.\u201cHe's over in San Louis Valley.Won't be back \u2019fore three, four days.You that minin\u2019 machinery feller from the Layne Company?\u201d \u201cYes.Can't we stay here till Mr.Bingham gets back?\u201d \u201cSure.Uh\u2014my name's Preble, but just call me Preb, folks.Put your stuff in that first cabin there.I'll help you.\u201d \u201cYou must be the watchman as well as a flockmaster,\u201d Jim observed.: \u201cFlockmaster \u2014 huh!\u201d grunted the old man.\u201cIf a certain mutton- hungry bear around here ain*t killed off, 1 won't have any sheep left.\u201d \u201cBear 2\" Claude Rossitor echoed.\u201cAre you trying to scare the Easterners, old man of the mountain?\u201d \u201cI'm telling you a begr\u2019s been killin\u2019 my sheep at night,\u201d Ptfeb answered.\"We've got our guns slong,\u201d said Jim.\u201cShow us the bear.\u201d \u201cAs if you fellers could kill him!\u201d hooted the mountaineer.\u201cMy husband can shoot,\u201d Trilla put in.\u201cI've seen him.\u201d Slowly old Preb appraised Trilla\u2018s handsome husband.\u2018Well, maybe he can.He does look like an outdoor feller.Say, if you would help me do away with the old sheep killer I'd sure be obliged to you.\u201d The next morning, Trilla, Jim and Claude Rossitor were up in time to catch trout for breakfast.While Jim fished around a bend of the rushing stream, Rossitor lingered \u2018along with Trilla.Once.when she slipped on a wet boulder.he was there to steady her with \u201cCareful, sweet,\u201d he said.\u201cJim mustn't loses his bride.\u201d \u201cNor the bride mustn't lose her Jim,\" said Trilla, quickly disengaging Rossitor's arms.She hur.rièd on downstream to find Jim; met him returning, running through the big drops of rain which had started to fall.\u201cCome on, folks!\u201d he called.\u201cLet's get under cover!\u201d The three of them dashed back to the buildings of the mining company where they found old Preo glumly poking a reluctant fire.Another of his sheep had fallen victim to bearish appetite last night.\u201cThe tenderfeet will come to your rescue,\u201d Rossitor said.How about sume bear bunting this morning, folks?\u201d \u201cThat old mutton eater hangs ground up on Quakenasp Point.Maybe we can find him.If I could see to shoot as well as I used to\u2014\" \u201cWe'll do the shooting,\u201d Jim promised eargerly.\u201cI'm not budging from camp,\u201d Trilla declared.But Trilla followed, and scolded Jim for not fetching along his waterproof jacket.\u201cI have an extra coat he can wear,\u201d Claude Rossitor said quickly.I'll run back to the cabin and get it.\u201d Soon he was back with a black leather coat, When they neared the top of Quakenasp Point, old Preb said: \u201cSome of us ought to swing around the knob, boys.Rossitor, do you want to try\u2014\" \u201cMaybe I'd better stick with you,\u201d came the reply.\u201cJim's a big outdoor man.He won't get lost if he goes alone.\u201d \u201cSure, I'l go,\u201d Jim volunteered, and struck out alone.! \u201cYou want to go with him, Tril-| 1a?\" Rossitor asked.\u201cI'm keeping to the shorter route,\u201d she answered impatiently.For some remern che \u201cqs mer vous.She didn't know why, Some little dista-.ve wind Rose sitor ani Preb, Tris saw them halt suuddenly: heard Rossitor call sharply to his companion then Trilla's wide blue eyes could see a dark siape moving through ithe tangle ot sma'l trees.She! thought of the black coat Jim had borrowed \u2014 | Before she could cry out, old Preb's rifle had cracked.A rumbling, angry roar rose from the half-hidden shape.Trilla caught, the look of sudden terror on, Claude Rossitor's face.She saw him turn, start running.But he slipped on the wet gras and tumbled into a rocky gulch below.His left leg wedged into a crevice of rock.He was trapped! Now old Preb was trying to bring down the wounded bear which was mak- for Rossitor.But Preb\u2019s gun had jammed, useless.The bulletdgoaded bear was within twenty feet of Claude Ros- sitor when another rifle cracked sharply .twice, The sheep killer floundered, rolled down inth the gulch.Then Jim, coatless despite the chill of this stormy country, dashed to Rossitor\u2019s side.Her face ashen pale, Trilla stood there watching her husband free Rossitor\u2019s trapped foot.She said: \u201cIts cold, Jim dear.Why aren\u2019t you wearing the coat\u2014\" \u201cI got to thinking it might be the wrong color,\u201d he answered.\u201cHow's the leg, Claude?Wrenched too badly to walk on?\u201d \u201cI'll be able to make camp,\u201d gasped the frightened man.Rossitor was gone when the others returned to the cabin.In Scheduled for the biggest Job ever assigned to a steam locomotive, Canadian Pacific engine 2850, photographed at the Angus Shops in Montreal, is roady to haul Their Majesties the King and Queen on their 3,000-mile trip across Canada.The royal tour will mark the tirst time one engine has made a continuous journey of this length, and 2850's record will not be equalled on the tour.Specially re-fitted and decorated for the occasion the big Canadian Pacific locomotive is a mass of shining stainless steel, royal blue, silver and gold.The somi-stream- lined engine bears the royal arms over the headlight which has been sunk flush with the front of the boller-casing; Jwmperial Crowns decorate each running board; the crest of the Canadian Pacifio appears beneath the window of the cab aud, on the tender, the royal arma four feet high are blazoned in relief.The general decorative scheme comprises & background of deep blue on the underframe, smoko- box, front of engine and nll marginal work on cngine and tender.The sides of tender, cab and running boards are painted Royal Blue.So ny EIN 8 = AS, Ww ss dy Aw in Rea a ON i M, + te RE SA ANS A panel of aluminum leaf laid in diagonal squares watching the pane! on the cars of tho royal train extends half way on the tender, The panel is outlined in gold.The jacket on the locomotive, handrails on it and the tender and other trim is of stainless ateel, Gold leat has been employed on the engine numbers, Engineer Lugene Leclerc, of Quobec, who war fireman on the royal train in 1901, will be the first Canadian engineer.le has been in regular Canadian Pacific service between Queboc and Montreal for anvroximately 48 yoars.\u201cWhat is the matter, little bride?There's something in the air today besides dampness.\u201d That evening a long telegram from Barnard Layne was dcliv- ered from the néarest town.It stated that Claude Rossitor, with- a low voice Jim said: out offering a reason had wired his resignation from Denver.\u201cFunny,\u201d Jim told Trilla.\u201cYour dad has never completely trusted Claude.\u201d She glanced up at a black leath- or coat hanging on the cabin wall and answered: \u201cA shrewd man, dad.\u201d make it, N43 MORE PEOPLE RIDe¢ ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND } You have to see this big, new Goodyear to fully appreciate what it can do for you.Because of its unique construction, G-100 gives you the toughest, longest-wearing tread ever put on a tire.In the G-100, car-weight actually compresses the tread .compressed rubber is far more resistant to cuts and wear than rubber that is expanded.More than that.There are more closely- nested diamonds in the exclusive All-Weather centre-traction tread of the G-100, making it the safest non-skid tire ever built.Just look at the wide running ribs, and the high, square GREATER MILEAGE « GREATER SAFETY « GREATER ECONOMY Goodyear cheales A GREAT NEW TIRE The latest thing for wheels G-100.100% Great! 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Mutual Broadcasting System has lined up a new s.ries of programs \u2018titled \u201cMaking Democracy Work\u201d, during which representatives of five major American universities will outline the principlr - of free\u2018 government .Allan Maciver's famed Lyric Trio hit the national network again this week with the first in a new summer series of Tuesday evening airings, Meclver's arrangements arc new and delightful .Montreal's Mary Munn will be heard from London in a pianoforte recital May 23 via the Empire Service of the B.B.C.The 156th renewal of the Derby Stakes on May 24 will be televised and broadcast by B.B.C.with T.B.R, Woodruffe at the mike.N.B.C.is to carry the commentary in America., , SMITH SIGNS UP Kate Smith was signed to a three-year, non-cancellable contract, with options to run indefinitely thereafter, this week in New York.The Songbird of the South recently marked her eighth anniversary as a C.B.S.artist .Bunny Austin, who was in Montreal two weeks ago, speaks on Moral Rearmament from New York through C.B.S, May 14 at 5.15 .Rudy Vallee will broadcast his 500th program for the same sponsor Thursday next from Hollywood.During his radio career Vallee has discovered such topnotch stars as Alice Faye, Edgar Bergen, Tommy Riggs and Bob Burns.Lloyd Huntley plays for the King and Queen at Niagara Falls later this month.* FINALE Jack Benny will probably be heard for a breakfast cereal company next year, with Kate Smith taking over her present sponsor on N.B.C.Rupert Caplan\u2019s \u201cMiss Trent's Children\u201d now travels nationwide in America through N.B.C., and is attracting much mail from listeners below the border .An so the diai spins, Gosh, its warm! , FOR FAST DELIVERY SERVICE FI.1159 CUT RATE DRUG STORE 1801 ST.CATHERINE WEST CORNER ST.MATTHEW ST.SPRING CLEANI! 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