The Westmount examiner, 18 mai 1939, jeudi 18 mai 1939

[" 939 FINE WATCHES WE.4046 NS AS oY S NS NS N N N N N N N NS N N NN NS RS N bY N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N voL.X., No.20 \u201c40 Years in i.Westmount\u201d OHMAN\u201d EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS ANTIQUE SILVER AN IDEAL WEDDING GIFT 1216 Gresne Ave.RI Rr I0N 11 2 1939 he Westmount Txaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s.Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 18, CIE Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 Cleaned Wr ora RR Ta PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS THOUSANDS ASSEMBLE ALONG ROYAL ROUTE | Business Association Meeting Monday SESSION IS POS POSTPONED] UE TO DELAY OF ROYAL VISIT; OPEN T0 PUBLIC Fine Program Arranged for Meeting Taking Place in Victoria Hall \u2014 Door Prizes Will be Awarded Lucky Ticket Holders \u2014 Children Will Now be Permitted to Attend as Main Hall Has Been Engaged Owing to the two-day delay in e \u201cCitizens\u2019 Night\u201d meeting of the arrival of the King and-Queen, the Business Association of West- mount has been postponed until Monday evening, it was announced by officials of the organization yesterday.However, the postponement will, in no way, dampen the spirit of the occasion as the attractive program of entertainment has been considerably augmented and all residents are assured of a\u2018particularly wolthwhile evening.Facilities have now been arranged to accommodate the largest crowd ever to assemble at a meeting of the local business body as INTERNATIONAL GOOD WILL DAY PLANNED HERE Reverend Dr.Leslie Auman Will Preach at St.Andre Clty visas Sunday will be International Good Will Day, when the vast unguarded boundary line between Canada and the United States will be stressed as the ideal symbol of the Good Neighbour.Nine New York clergymen will journey to Montreal and Westmount as peace ambassadors, bringing to mine congregations the greetings of the le- public to the South.The deputation will ke headed by Canon Ausan Phelps Stokes of Washington, D.C., chairman of the Stokes Foundation, one of the largest Philanthropic endowments in the United States.He will preach in the church of St.James the Apostle.Rev, Dr.Leslie Auman will preach for Dr.Kerr in St.Andrew's, Westmount, and Rev Victor Mills for Dr.Leslie Pidgeon in Erskine and American Church.Dr.Vruivink, of the Fort Washington Collegiate Church, will be the guest preacher at Stanley Presbyterian, exchanging with Dr.Frank Morley, while Dr.Bruce Hunter will exchange with Dr.George Duff, of Riverdale Presbyterian church.Dr.A.B.Cohoe will bring greetings from American Baptist to the First Baptist church, of Montreal, and Dr.Alfred Walton will represent Congregationalism in Emmanuel Church.The Unitarians will be represented in the Church of the Messiah by Dr.J.H.Lathrop, who will exchange with Dr.Lawrence Clare.The Jewish community will be represented by Rabbi Dr.Harry Stern, Similar pulpit exchanges are taking place all along the International Border.They are arranged by the World Alliance for International Friendship through the churches of which Mr.Harry Holmes of New York is executive secretary.Collision Damages Two Automobiles Two automobiles were slightly damaged when a car driven by R.Beaudin, St.Jacques le Mineur, county of Laprairie, collided with one operated by Robert Drum- mond, 6874 Sherbrooke street, at the corner of Sherbrooke and Clarke avenue, at 4.30 o'clock Saturday Afternoon.According to information obtained from parties involved.Beau- din's car struck the rear of Drum- mond's machine when the latte: stopped for a red light.Bumpers and fenders on both vehicles were dented.*the large upstairs auditorium in Victoria Hall has been booked for the event, The original ruling banning minors from the session\u2014due to insufficient seating capacity in the lower hall\u2014has been lifted and those planning to attend the funec- tion are invited to bring their children.The committee in charge of ar- 1angements announces that number of excellent prizes will be awarded to those holding winning door tickets.Officials of the association have |:had.a husy.week arranging.final plans for the meeting, but report that everything is now in readi- nes for a gala night on Monday.The origial date set for the session was postponed as it was felt that persons planning to view the Royal procession would be too tired to attend a meeting of the association that same evening.Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C,, W.R.Bulloch, M.L.A, and Miss Harold Mills, president of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, have been invited to occupy the platform.An important feature of the event will be the installation of a public address system that will make the voices of all taking part in the program, clearly heard from all parts of the hall.CARL BALMER 10 TAKE PART IN PRODUCTION Will be Featured in Performance of Canadian Repertory Ballet at Toronto © This month will mark the second milestone of Canadian Ballet history; the first being that of the Olympic Games in Germany.where Boris Volkoff heading the Canadian Ballet company captured fifth place.The Canadian company was the only amateur group at the games.The second milestone of Canadian Ballet history will be when on Friday, the Boris Volkoff Canadian Repertory Ballet will perform in Massey Music hall at Toronto Ont.Westmount is represented by Carl R.Balmer, who was known for his theatrical performances in the Operetta Gin Ricksaw at Vie- taria Hall.Several years ago, he competed in the Junior Athletic Competition at the Canadian National Exhibition and brought back to Westmount the only medal to be awarded a junior Que- becer that year.He was also active in the Boy Scouts and a member of St.Andrews Church choir.Carl has been studying for the past two years under Boris Volkoff in Toronto.Boris Volkoff will be leading the company, of which there dre some members who were with him at the Olympics, on its premier repertory performance, Receive Royal \u201cWelcome Their Majesties King George vi and Queen Elizabeth EFFORT MADE T0 SAEEGUARD.CITYS HEALTH Dr.F.M.A.A.McNaughton Issues Instructions on Extermination of Rats In an effort to maintain a high standard of public health in the City of Westmount a series of articles explaining necessary measures that should be taken by residents is currently being released for publication: by Dr.F.M.A.MeNaughton, head of the municipal\u201d health bureau.The second in the series, giving hints on how to exterminate rats, follows: The brown rat is a most prolific animal \u2014 so much so that unde: ideal conditions, a pair could multiply to over 1,000 in a year.Rats always frequent places.affording good sheiter, food and drink.The first preventive measure is strict cleanliness of premises and removal of all edible refuse or food supply from their reach.A Few Don'ts Don't throw out slices of bread for birds as the rats get most of it and are encouraged to remain about the premises.Don\u2019t leave garbage unwrapped or in an uncovered can, Don't fill garbage cans too full \u2014 have the cover fit tightly.Don't spill garbage on ground outside, the OFFICERSNAMED BY \u201cY\" BRANCH Wm.E.Cooper was re-elected chairman of the board of management of the Westmount Y.M.C.A., at the annual meeting held last week.Other officers named were C.A.Smith, vice- chairman, and Ken.Mills, secretary, .The following chairmen were ap pointed .to the standing committee: Finance, Lloyd Adams; Membership, C.A.Smith; Cafeteria, D.C.Bremner; World Service, A.H.Ransom; House, I.R.Tait: Religious emphasis, Dr.Allison Holland; Boys, I.R.Tait; Physical Education, Jas.P.Anglin; Executive Committee, Colin W.Webster, Wm.E, Cooper, C.A.Smith, Lloyd Adams, I.R.Tait, Ken Mills, D.C.Bremner.CLOSING EXERCISES TO BE HELD SUNDAY Sünday mo tng at 10.80 cero the annual closing exercises of the Temple Emanu-El Religious School, High School, intermediate, junior and kindergarten depart: ments, will take place.Award of prizes will be made, Dr.Lyon Bercoviteh will preside and a pro- |8ram including a playlet, musical selections and short addresses will be given under the direction of Miss Frances Katz, B.Sc.Parents are cordially invited, Early in June, Congregational Emanu-El will break ground for the new Temple House to be erected for Schoo! and Communal purposes.The Building Committee is now busily engaged completing the details of plans.It is hoped that the building will be open and formally dedicated immediately after the High Holy Days the in the Fall, PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM SET The Westmount City Council, at a regular weekly meeting, Monday evening, passed a resolution prov iding for public works, including improvements to Westmount Park.curbs on Summit Circle, Murray Park, yard extensions, water provision at greenhouses, repairs to Westmount Athletic Grounds, street widening, street lighting and tennis court lights.The resolution permits a total expenditure of $38,000, The municipal payroll and accounts for the month of April, amounting to $93,919, was also approved by the Council.The meeting was presided over MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM.HELD AT ST.LED'S Meetings for Fr ench and English Sections of Academy Conducted Friday A Mother's Day program was held in the St.Leo's School auditorium on Friday, in preparation for the Sunday Celebration at home, There were.two meetings with programs for the French and the English sections.Both were interesting and very successful.The boys did show honor {for their mothers.The teachers directed their lessons towards the \u201cHeroism of the Day,\u201d developed by means of dictation, analysis, composition, reading and lessons on politeness at home, Practically all \u2018the pupils addressed a letter to their mother.On the occasion of this feast, the entrance of the school, the parlors and main corridor were decorated; posters reminding the pupils of their duties towards mother; a great number of pic: tures and photos representing the mother in her role of protectress.From accounts picked up here and there, we know that many nice things took place in the homes.They tried to make it a beautiful day for the one who is always serving, always on the job all the time.The preparation in school put the boys in the proper spirit.It is a tradition that will be continued by Mayor Walter A, Merrill, K.C.Synagogue Plans Wide Broadcast Of Services A religious service broadcast by the staff of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim will be heard on Sunday, May 28th, from 2.30 to 3 p.m.The service is in charge of Dr.H.Abramowitz, who will preach the sermon.Traditional Synagogue music will be chanted by Cantor Nathan Mendelson, supported by the Shaar Hashomayim Choir, under the direction of Cantor H.Semiatin Mrs, M.N.Fineberg will be at the organ.This program will be broadcast for the years to come, Corporation, and will originate in their Montreal Studios, Announzement was made at the Services of the Junior Congregation of Shaar Hashomayim last Saturday morning that the time has now come to return attendance pins, so that they may be awarded again for the current season.The Baal Kore last Sabbath morning was Victor Galdbloom and the following were called to the Torah: Herbert Bercovitz, Lewis Manol- son, Teddy Livingstone and Arthur Many Present At Academy Banquet A large gathering of persons attended the annual father and son breakfast, which took place at St.Leo's Academy immediately following 8 o'clock Mass at Ascension Parish Church, on Sunday morning.The guest speaker was Wing-Commander Walsh of the Canadian Air Forco of Ottawa, who spoke on Canadian airminded- ness.Students of the school are now devoting a great deal of attention to the June examinations, with matriculation for the seniors and inter-class promotion for the ro- mainder of the students hanging in the balance.The district inspector, E.West- cott, completed an official visit tu the school recently, and general reports indicate that he was well satisfied with the average standard of the students there.MANY ATTEND ANNUAL YMCA MEETING HERE W.E.Cooper Paid Special Tribute to Special Work Accomplished Nearly one hundred members of the Y.sat down to supper on Friday evening, to ke, paut in, th twetty-seventh meoling the Association, Wm.E, Cooper,\u2019chairman of the Board of Management, in his report; paid tribute to the splendid work done throughout the year.by the group of voluntary workers, making special mention of the Women's Auxiliary, He closed his remarks with a quotation by Eugene Barnett, of the International Committee: \u201cI'o keep alive In Youth a sense of their dignity and spiritual beings, to awaken their faith in God as the source of their human facullies and potentialities, to point them to Christ as the pioneer of life at its best, and to do all of this through proved methods which youth can understand \u201cthis is the business of the Y.M.C.A.\u201d Col.Irving P.Rexford, alderman of Westmount, was the speaker of the evening.He spoke of his recent trip to the Mediteranean and especially about Gibraltar.In closing Col, Rexford stated that all Montrealers should take pride in being British subjects on Thursday when the King passes, because of the part that Britain plays in world peace, Let us have a feeling of pride as we see the procession pass.\u201cThink what it means to be Brit ish, probably more than we cut properly appreciate.Take pride it what Britain stands for, and the part that Great Britain and particularly her Prime Minister, plays in the cause of world peace.The secretary, W.H.Spearman in delivering his report, stated that almost 2000 different boys had been served through the activities of the Association during the year just closed.Employment was obtained for 30 young men during the year.135 Westmount boys attended Kamp Kanawana, during the summer, Swimming proved to be a popular activity over 15,000 persons using the pool, During the year H.C.Patterson was transferred to the newly opened Lachine Branch of the Y.and Hugh Noble was taken on the Westmount Staff as director of Health and Physical Education, Among those who delivered ad dresses at the branch during the year were: Ven.Archdeacon A.P.Gower-Rees, Dr.A, S.Lamb, Dr.A.O.Dawson, D.B.B.Rayinsky.Rev.Dr.J.W.Jones, Dr.Grant Hathe, J.W.Brunt, Dean Henry I.Hall, Rev.W.Forneret, Ald.J.Alex.Edmison, Rev, Gilbert OH- ver, Rev.8.F.Morely, Rev.Dr.R W.Kerr, Rev.J.À, Johnston, Res J.Lavell Smith, James Muir, H.0.Young, Murray Chipman, #H, B Parker, David Lim Yuen, E.Rus- zell Patterson, Miss Herriatt, Miss Lighthall, Miss E.Thomson.Irving R.Tait, presented the re- Victor.Marvin Feldman and Ber- under the sponsorship of the Na- l'enal Religious Ad.sory Council: of the Canadian Broadcasting nard Gross were given Hagbah and | Gelilah.The Ark was opened by \u2018Perry Myer, | port of the nominating committe, the following members were re decled for a three year period to (Continued on Page 7) PROCESSION; Busiest Days in Their Given Souvenirs itself to a high degree here.points on the route long before noon hour.Police were prepared at an early hour to face one of the busiest days in their history.All vehicular traffic was barred from the area bounded by Sunnyside, Gros- venor, and Western avenues from 10 a.m.in order to give pedestrians an opportunity to make comparatively rapid progress along the streets.The past week has been an active one for municipal officials, the two-day delay requiring a number of alterations in original plans, In order that they may long ro- member the historic event nll children attending public schools were nresented with attraclive souvenir shoyjeuter apeners and book marks on ohilay by the Clty Council, The presentations wore made by: Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., at Roslyn School; Ald.C.K.Me.Leod, Westmount High School: Ald.I.P.Rexford, King\u2019s School; Ald.Douglas Lorimer, Queen's School.The ceremonies were conducted at 2 o'clock.Ald, B.Panet Raymond made the presentations at St, Paul's Academy and St.Leo\u2019s Academy, at 2 and 2.30 o'clock respectively.Congregation Members To Attend Convention On Sunday morning Rev.J.A.Johnston of Westmount Baptist Church will speak on: \u201cThe Unveiled Splendour of God\u201d.In the evening the address will bear the suggestive title: \u201cAt the Mystic Hour of Curfew\u201d, the sub-title being \u201cA Surprise on a Sunday Evening\u201d.About 125 members of this Westmount congregation have registered fur a great Baptist Golden Jubilee Convention which is to he held in the Automotive Building, Toronto Exhibition Grounds, from June 8th to 14th, Outstanding speakers from Britain, India, Canada and United States will participate.¥xhibits portraying the many phases of Canadian Baptist Work as home and abroad will be featured.Two of the outstanding events will be a great Communion Service attended by a host of young people on the Sunday morning and a mass Evangelistic service *which is exepected to attract from four to five thousand people on the Sunday evening.Rev.J.A.Johnston is vice-president of this convention.LECTURE CANCELLED The public lecture on the subject \u201cTheir Majesties: The Symbol of the Throne\u201d, which was to be given by J.8.Eason of Toronto, in the Mount Royal Hotel on Thursday evening was cancelled owing to the recent change of Their Majesties visit to \u2018his city.Victoria Hall The Week At Tomorrow Reed's Social and Benevolent Society; Westmount Stamp Club; Westmount Conclave.True Kindred Society.Saturday: Children\u2019s Theatre; Miss Moore's Dancing Acaaemy, recital; Rosedale Church, social.Monday: Business Association of Westmount \u201cCitizens' Night\u201d meeting.Wednesday: Westmount Chapter.Order of the Enstern Star.Next Thursday: Montreal Reper THRONGS GATHER T0 VIEW DÉCORATIONS REFLECT FESTIVE SPIRIT Local Residents and Thousands From Other Points Assemble at Early Hour \u2014 Police Face One of the History \u2014 School Children Thousands of local residents, their number augmented by countless others from Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal Went, points along the Lakeshore and Verdun, assombled along the route of the Royal procession in Westmount to welcome the King and Queen, The air of festivity that pervades the entire country manifested Municipal buildings, Private rosidences and business houses were gaily decorated for the occasion early in the week and were in full readiness, The dosire of the general public to catch a glimpse of the King and Queen und to demonstrate their allegiance to the Crown wan testified to by the fact that thousands of persons sought vamtage MEDALS WILL BE GIVEN TO BRIGADE UNIT Boys Will Wear Special Crests During Visit of King and Queen To commemorate the visit of their beloved Patra, The By Brigade in Canada five Tad su cial Royal Visit Medals made bearing the King and Queen's portrait and the Brigade insignia on the reverse side.Each boy on Parade Thursday will receive one and be permitted to wear it on duty.Boys of The First Company are assembling at 11.30 a.n.in Westmount Park and will proceed, accom- punied by the band, to Molson Stadium, where they have special duties to perform.During the afternoon, prior to the arrival of Their Majesties, The Brigade will contribute to the entertainment of the thousands assembled in the stadium, \u2018by Band selection, physical training displays and other phases of Brigade work.Last week, Captain Richardson presented three lanyards to boys who have undertaken special duties and carried them through for a period of six months, They were: Privates James Wilson, Billy Dryden and Billy Lewis.To retain the lanyards the boys musi continue te carry out successfully the duties of their office.The boys will be permitted to wear them on the Royal visit, The Battalion Review in the Westmount Athletic Grounds will take place on Saturday afternoon and boys of the First Company will play an active part.They are asked Lo assemble at Westmount Park at 2.156 p.m, and will proceed, led by the band, to the West- mount Grounds.The Rev.Geo.Donald D.D., will be the inspecting officer, Sunday afternoon the company will represent The Boys\u2019 Brigade at the National Youth Rally and Service in the High School of Montreal.This service marks the first Sunday that Their Majesties are in Canada and will take the form of a patriotic service of worship.The leading clergymen of Montreal will participate, Boys will assemble at 2 p.m, Brigade member are all looking forward to the Company Inspection and Display on the 26th and despite the numerous engagements of the week, will be fully prepared to put on a good entertainment.The 11th Company will continue to work in close harmony with the First, Slight Damage Caused As Two Trucks Collide The bumper and fenders of both vehicles were badly dented when a truck driven by Armand Lescar- beau, 3871 Evelyn avenue, Verdun, backed into a truck operated by Leo Belanger, opposite 622 Gros.venor avenue at 8.30 p.m.on Monday.The mishap occurred as lescar- bey attempted to back his truck {tory Theatre, studio night.into a driveway. PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Pablished Evary Friday Morning Serving the City of \\Werstinount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropoite THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773° \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aime to be an independent.cles newspaper for the home, devcleu to public sarvice.WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 === A ROYAL WELCOME! Montreal has been ablaze with flags and buntings these last few days in anticipation of the visit of Their Majesties, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.At no previous time in this city\u2019s history have our streets been so gaily or so extensively decorated \u2014 we are truly giving our Sovereigns a royal welcome! So great has the enthusiasm become that traffic was at a standstill on the royal route last Sunday as tens of thousands of motorists attempted to drive over it to view the pageantry, and so blocked the streets that special details of police had to be put on traffic duty.Everywhere one sees patriotic emblems\u2014il- luminated g'ass crowns, coloured lights and flares, flags, bunting, crests, photos and paintings of Their Majesties -\u2014\u2014 on automobiles, buses, tram cars, trucks, bicvcles, buildings of all descriptions, telephone po'es.Truth to tell, many Canadians are surprised at their own enthusiasm.We are a ph'egmatic people, and it was generally believed that we would give The King and Oueen a warm and sincere, but und~monstrative welcome.But our hospitality became more ex pressive as they set foot on our sail, the whol» country was ablaze with colour and enthusiasm, QUEBEC WOMEN DON'T LAUGH! Two hundred years ago, in Britain, women were discriminated against a'most as much as they are today, in Quebec.For instance, in the Year of Grace 1700, the British Parliament enacted the following choice legislation: \u201cThat all women, of whatever age, rank, profession, or degree, whether virgin, maid, or widow, that shall from and after such act, impose upon and betray into matrimony any of His Majesty's loyal subjects, by means of scents ,paints, cosmetic washes, artificial teeth, false hair, Spanish wool, iron stays, hoops, or high-heeled shoes, shall incur the penalty of the law now in force against witchcraft and like misdemeanors, and that the marriage shall, upon conviction, stand null and void.\u201d People today laugh at the ridiculousness of such laws, as they laugh at anything that smacks of burlesque.But the women of Quebec don\u2019t laugh, for there are on the statutes of this province many laws equally as vicious as that quoted above.For examp'e, there is the case of the man who deserted his wife and young children.Many years later he returned, broke and disreputable, to find that in his absence his wife had made a success of | the farm and was educating the chi'dren and putting a little money away.He sold the farm at auction, seized her savings, and deserted her a second time, leaving her and the children absolutely destitute except for the charity of the neighbours.That is one example of scores that cou'd be mentioned Only in Ouebec are such things legally possible in this country.How long, do you imagine, such laws would be tolerated, once women had the right to vote?GREAT BOOSTS FOR CANADA For the past quarter century the intercst of British business leaders in Canada has been somewhat superseded by thé Americans, due in some measure at least to the much greater publicity this country has had in the United States than in England.Because we have been better known among Americans than among the British, the former have been more active in taking advantage of the opoortunities this country affords to investors.The visit of The King and Queen to Canada has been made the sub\u2018ect of a special edition of The London Times in which the opportunities open to Bri- tich business men in Canada are stressed.The edition is nuite the best of its kind yet published in the O'd Country on the subject of Canada, we are informed, and a glance throunh its panes ma\"es that statement easv to believe.Fxcellent views of various parts of this country, toazther with maps, azcom- nany the artic'es, A greeting from the Canadian Prime Minister, and articles by Hon.Vincent Macsey, the Hiah Crmmissioner in london, and hv Rt.Hon.R.B.Bennett on srme of his Canadian exn=riences, open the edition.There are a'sn articles by, Hon.Fernand Rinfret, Hon.Frnest Lapointe, Leon Marcier Gouin, and others on various aspects of the Canadian scene and our relations with the Motherland; an article bv Mrs.Pierre Cas- grain on Women's Work in Canada; an article by Hon.Robert Manion, and one by Hon.lan Mackenzie.Canadian business and finance are also dealt with at length, while there are articles on the railroads by both Sir Edward Beatty and Mr.Hungerford.The format of the issue is such as to present the material in most attractive style.Some two million copies have been distributed in Great Britain \u2014publicity of inestimable va'ue to Canada.The delay in the Royal Party reaching Canada is unfortunate, but understandable.It is probable that when the Empress of Australia left England, no one outside the ship's officers and the officials of the Admiralty knew what course she would take, and there were no doubt good reasons for sending her far north of the route the commercial lines are taking at this time of the year.STOPME.IF YOU'VE HEARD | THIS ONE | Example Johnny (looking out of the window): \u201cOh, mother, a motor car has just gone by as big as u barn!\u201d Mother: \u201cJohuny, why do you; exaggerate so terribly?I've told you forty million times about taat habit of yours, and it doesn't do a dit of good!\u201d\u2014Pasadena Post.One By One \u201cBefore we were murried Henry told me that I could have all the servants ! wanted.\u201d \u201cDid you get them?\u201d \u201cYes; one at a time.\u201d Easily Spelled A small lad was about to begin school and the letters of the alpha- het arouged a strong interest in him.He had the mistaken idea that any combination of letters would spell a word of some kind.\u201cWhat do NRK, STJ, QJK, and PTX spell?\u201d he would ask his brother, Each time the answer, \u201cNothing.\u201d \u201cWhat does LFS spell?persis- ed the child.\u201cOh, how many ways there are to spell nothing!\u201d exclaimed the lad.\u201cNothing,\u201d answered his brother as usual, brother would More Definite In a small church a child was to be christened.The young minister, taking the little one in his arms said: \u201cBeloved hearers, no one can foretell the future of this little child.He may grow up to be a great business man like Henry Ford, or a great politician: and it is possible he might become the Prime Minister of England.\u201d Turning to the mother, he enquired.\u201cWhat is the name of the child?\u201d \u201cMary ann,\u201d was the reply.\u2014 Wreklin Bulletin, Wellington, Eng.Rather Low Geordie had a visitor from London and they were talking about coal mine work.\u201cIs it very low where you work?\u201d asked the visitor.\u201cLow! 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But to my mind, the greatest bear is sheer neglect.Year in and carpet sweeper or touched up with) a vacuum cleaner.Both good friends of a rug, but inadequate, like a sympathetic neighbour who dutifully applies surface treatment when your sickness is inside and what you really need is a doctor.This all set me to thinking about my rugs.They showed no signs of wear but they looked dull and insipid.Once they glowed with life, but over the years they seemed to have lost their schoolgirl complexion, I spoke about it to a driend who said \u201cWash them, you silly.You wash your curtains, you wash your clothes\u2014why not wash your rugs?\u201d \u201cBut how do you wash a rug?\u201d said I.\u201cYou don\u2019t,\u201d she said.\u201cIt\u2019s dome for you and it is really inexpensive.Go down to Morgan's Beaver Hall Factor- jes and see how the trick is done.Or don't go,\u201d she said, \u201cif you are not interested in the process, but are pnly interested in the results \u2014 just call them.\u201d I was curious, so I went to the factory and here is what I saw: I was taken to the carpet-clean- ing department where I saw à great pile of domestic and oriental rugs Waiting to be clained.Morgan's incidentally, is a mem- bor of the Certified Rug Cleaners\u2019 Institute, a body of experts that has made a deep study of the whole question of rug care.I saw one of the carpets put through the beating machine, It was fed through rollers on to a flat smooth steel plate, perforated with numerous small holes, as it proceeded through the machine it was beaten, gently but thoroughly with a series of flexible leather straps.The dust thus loosened fell through the hole into the lower part of the machine from where it was carried away by a suction fan into a central dust collector.The amount of dust and grit removed was amazing.After it was beaten it was spread flat on the sloping concrete wash floor where a special rug soap was applied to the rug in such a way that the soap solution would penetrate thoroughly.The heavy lather, soft and creamy, is worked right into the rug with a special machine.This soap gives a lovely softness to fabrics.It renews wool fibres, that, due to loss of their original oil, have become harsh and dry.Then comes thorough rinsings.floods of water, until the water runs clear.Next \u2014 immersion in a tank of clear \u201cwater to make quite sure there's no soap or dirt left, and then the rug was fed flat and square into one of the biggest wringers I've ever seen, and it came out glowing like new again.Then the rug goes to the drying room, where it is hung fair and square just like the others drying there.After it has been dried, it is steamed and brushed and in- apected.\u2014 Any that are to be remade or repaired are sent to the repair department, those that need sizing are resized and are made ready to be sent back to its owner.glowing with refreshed beauty, \u201ca thing of beauty and a THE SHOP OF SUPERIOR Craftsmanship ALBERT WEEKS Jeweller Watchmaker Fi.4820 a 1309 Greene rug.It seems to me it is treated with great disrespect, Yet it is such a rugged individualist! Year after wear it is walked on, scuffed by shuffling feet, Tommy drags his toys across, Sussie in a tantrum kicks it, Towser's sharp claws the contents of his glass upon it and many other indignities are heaped on it, No wonder I say \u201cPit burden of all that the rug has to year out it is dashed over with a joy forever,\u201d rejuvenated and ready for the extra years added to its life span by regular and expert cleaning.Calvary Church 1 Notes | TT ¥ * On Sunday, the services in Calvary United Church, will be in keeping with the approaching Empire Day celebrations and also in harmony with the appeal made by the Canadian National Council of Education for the observance of Youth Sunday.At the morning service the Sons and Daughters of England, both senior and junior divisions, will parade to the Church for their Annual Service.Officers of Grand Lodge will assist the Minister, the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D., who will conduct the service and preach the sermon on the theme, The Flag: The Faith: The Empire.Special music in keeping with the festival will be rendered by the choir.At the evening services at 7.30 p.m.Dr.Jones will continue the tant Faith, delivering the third in the series on the theme, \u201cIts Mis- | stonary Expansion.\u201d ; of Protestantism in its evangelism ; of life and its adventure in Mis- ; sionary Crusade, is a thrilling re- , cord and should bring inspiration | to Christian workers o\u201d all creeds in these days of testing and upheaval.: The preaching service will be followed by the showing of beau- tifuily colored slides portraying Historic Shrines and scenes of beauty throughout the far flung areas of the British Empire.Thus by the spoken word and by the nortrayal of scenes of Empire, endeavour will be made to glorify God and fittingly observe Empire Sunday, on this notable occasion when Their Majesties, our Gracious King and Queen are within the bounds of Canada.! The Empire celebrations will be | continued on Monday, by the holding of an Empire Banquet under the auspices of the Calvary Young People\u2019s Unien.The speaker will be the Rev.T.W.Jones.This will he the elosing function of the Young People\u2019s Union for this season.This Friday night a Mother and Daughter Banquet for all mothers and girls in the congrega- Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greene Ave.Westmount.Preacher: Rev.T W.Jones, A.D.D.EMPIRE DAY SERVICES In harmony with the National Council of Education celebrating Youth Sunday.11.00 a.m.Annual Church Service of The Sons and Daughters of England, Senior and Junior Divisions.Officers of Grand Lodge will take in the service.Sermon theme: The Flag: The Faith: The Empire.Preacher: Bro.the Rey.T.W.Jones, 7.30 nm.The Protestart Faith, Sermon No.3 in the series.\u201cIts Missionary Expansion.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Following the sermon cal- ored pletures will be shown by the Minister, portraying Shrines And scenes of beauty within the THURSDAY, MAY 18, 193: The spread | tion will be held in the Church Parlors at 6.50 p.m.All desiring 1¢ attend are urged to secure their tickets and make reservations as soon as possible in order to avoid disappointment owing to lack of seating accommodation.There's a Reason \u201cYou certainly must like canta.loupes\u2014you've eaten a dozen of them!\u201d \u201cYes; but here\u2019s a strange thing \u2014the last three have tasted like pumpkins,\u201d -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Reslyn Ave, J.A.Johnston, B.A., Minister Shirley McKeyes, Choir Leader Mrs.F.J.Hodgson, Organist Ho oam.\"THE UNVEILED SPLENDOUR OF GOD\" Heaven's Royalty Becomes Utterly Real.7.30 p.m.\u201cAT THE MYSTIC HOUR OF CURFEW\" A Surprise on a Sunday Evening.Strangers and Visitors Cordially Welcomed.St.Andrew's Church Cote St.Antoine Road at Stanton Street Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D, CANADA-UNITED STATES DAY Rev.Dr.Lester Auman of New York 1 .: Britian Empire around the will preach at both services.Friday, May 19th, 6.30 p.m.Mother and Daughter Banquet.Guest Westmount welcomes Dr.Auman, Speaker: Dr.Jessie Boyd Monday May De SE ete en not only as a distinguished American under the auspices of the Young People\u2019s Union, Speaker: Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D, Tickets 35 cts.each.preacher but also as an ambassador lof God to Canada on this occasion, CURTAINS & BEDSPREADS MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER J.J.CABINET MAKER À 313 VICTORIA AVE.MERO ESTABLISHED 193t CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE REPAIRS \u2014 RE-UPHOLSTERING | WA.4598 ND UPHOLSTERER Near Western Ave, HOWARD S.BARRISTER and SOLICITOR Suite 310, 57 St.James St., W., Montreal Telephone HA.9238 Evenings by Appointment at 2035 Grey Ave.ROSS, K.C.Interior and Exterior HOUSE * PAINTING Only skilled workmen and high grade materials employed.our pre Na HR JA il e.HENRY MORGAN & CO.LIMITED 18, 193 SE + Church esiring te are their tions as to avoid lack of lyn Ave, Ainister Leader rganist OUR OF Utterly JR OF vening.yrdially srch d , D.D.S DAY an vices.Auman, American nbassador occasion, 98 Ave.| THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP 4 \u2014\u2014=msnee ee STARTS SATURDAY TWO FEATURES! IN TECHNICOLOR j RI TEMPLE THE EITTLE TR RICHARD GREENE ANITA LOUISE lan Hunter - Cesar Romero One of the greatest stories ever written .now one of the greatest pictures ever made] 2nd Film \u201cKING OF THE TURF\u201d with Adcliphe Men! u, Dolores Costello, Walter Abel TODAY untill FRIDAY \u2014 ELEANOR POWELL In \u201cHONOLULU\u2019\u201d with Robert Young & Burns and Allen, \u201cHOTEL IMPERIAL\u201d with Ray Milland & Isa Miranda, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CWESTHOUNT TODAY-SATURDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM! RU PTE SHIRLEY ROSS- | CAFE SOCIETY E A gay story from the secret notebook of a \u2018cafe society\u201d |= reporter , .! 2nd.Feature, \u201cONE THIRD OF A NATION\" with Sylvia Sydney & Leif Erikson.\u2014 FRIDAY NIGHT \u2014 after 11 Revival of \u201cFRONT PAGE\" with Adolphe Menjou & Mary Brian.SUNDAY untill TUESDAY, CLARK GABLE & NORMA SHEARER in \u201cIdiot's Delight\u201d with Edward Arnold, \u2018BURN EM UP O'CONNOR\" with Dennis Q Keefe & Cecilia Parker.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (MaNwiAND TODAY-SATURDAY TWO FEATURES! TYRONE NRY FOND NANCY KELLY RANDOLPH SCOTT pee: The epic story of \u201c7 \u201cthe most colorfu outlaw that ever lived! A thrilling production! Added \u201cCOMET OVER BROADWAY\" with Kay Francis & lan Hunter.© FRIDAY NIGHT After 11 Revival of \u201cLIBELED LADY\u201d with Jean Harlow, William Powell, Myrna Loy & Spencer Tracy.SUNDAY until TUESDAY, \u201cWINGS OF THE NAVY\u2019 with George Brent & Olivia de Havilland, \u201cTORCHY BLANE IN CHINATOWN?\" with Glenda Farrell & Barton MacLane.V ONOWO0N TODAY-SATURDAY DOUBLE BILL! POWER Attraction, Second Feature \u201cPARIS HONEYMOON\" with Bing Crosby, Francisk- Gaal, Shirley Ross & Edward Everett Horton.SUNDAY untit TUESDAY TYRONE POWER in \u201cJESSE JAMES\" with Henry Fonda & Nancy Kelly in Technicolor.\u201cCOMET OVER BROADWAY\u2019 with Kay Francis & er, = STRAT EER OE TI THE IBN THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER s NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD y PAGE THREE à -~ THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS MRT To Repeat Play This Week A real theatrical treat is promised west-end theatre-goers when the Montreal Repertory Theatre presents its highly successful production of \u201cFather Malachy\u2019s Miracle\u201d at Loyola College Auditorium on Friday and Saturday evenings, under the auspices of the Loyola Alumni Association.During its ten years as Montreal\u2019's leading dramatic organization the MRT has presented fifty- seven major plays and competent critics and the public alike have voted \u201cFather Malachy\u2019s Miracle\u201d its finest production, : _ Another point that makes it particularly interesting is that it is one of the few plays written by .Canadian which have proved commercial successes during the last few years, Originally produced on Broadway, it enjoyed a run of more than four months, followed by a road tour.Since then it has been done in several European countries and will shortly be seen in Montreal, The MRT presentation was the first in Canada and was described by the author, Brian Doherty of Toronto, as more interesting than the New York production in many respects.The story of the play abounds in humor and- laughter is definitely the order of the day.Father Mal- achy, a sincere and simple little monk, decides to perform a miracle.To everyone's surprise it comes off but only to prove to the good father than the modern world is unable to appreciate miracles in the proper way.Mal Grindon in the title role does the best work he has ever achieved in a long career on the stage.Other well-known players Robert Goodier, Muriel Duncan, Elsie Poole, Stella Sprowell, John Ready, Alex Frazer, Filmore Sad- ler, George Frew, Edward Wilson and Leo Considine.The play is directed by Martha Allan, with settings by Louis Mulligan.TO-NIGHT Gala Opening OF THE VERDUN PAVILION FEATURING Irving Laing And His Orchestra A Night of Fun, Gaiety, Laughter and Good Cheer.Baloons, Souvenirs and Noveitles for Everybody.ADMISSION Week Nights Ladies.20c Opening Night, Ladies.30c Sats.& Holidays Gents.44c Plus Tax NO CHARGE FOR DANCING in the large cast are Jack Ralph, | \u201cTHE LITTLE PRINCESS\u201d Shirley Temple and Richard Greene in a scene from the film \u2018The Little Princess\u2019 which opens Saturday at the York United Theatre.EXCITING AND POWERFUL DRAMA som = Lae ow x AN JR & Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in a scene from the film \u201cIdiot's Delight\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre starting Sunday.New Screen Hit Contains Music And Laughter With: Eleanor Powell offering a series of new and brilliant dances against the exotic background of Hawaii, with Robert Young in a ribtickling as well as romantic dual role, and with the sensationally popular comedy team of Burns and Allen adding to the uproar, \u201cHonolulu,\u201d M-G-M\u2019s new concoe- tion of music, mirth and melody, now playing at the York United Theatre until Friday, as one of the 0 DELUXE ODORLESS CLEANING .No shrinkage or stretching.3 PC.SUITS LADIES\u2019 DRESSES \u20ac TOPCOATS 4892 SHERBROOKE W.At Prince Albert WE CALL FOR & DELIVER WHITE SWAN CLEANERS STANDARD CLEANING at Reduced Prices.3 PC.SUITS TOPCOATS 5 9.PL.DRESSES WA.1145 \u2014The CHILDREN'S THEATRE \u2014 Directed by DOROTHY DAVIS and VIOLET WALTERS PRESENTS \"THE MISSING PRINCE\u201d at VICTORIA HALL Sat.Afternoon May 20 at 2.15 p.m.Tickets at Sunbeam Flower Shoppes MIRACLE FATHER MALACHY'S 4866 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(near Victoria) DE.6233 5702 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(near Harvard) EL.3334 LOYOLA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESENTS THE MRT IN DELIGHTFUL COMEDY BY BRIAN DOHERTY LOYOLA AUDITORIUM \u2014 MAY 19th, 20th at 8.15 Seats: $1.00, 75¢, 50e on sale now at Loyola College, DE.8487 or MRT, PL.9654.Don\u2019t Miss This Comedy Treat first of 1939's big movie hits.The story deals with a screen star who wants a vacation to get away from fame.At an \u2018opening night\u201d he is told that the crowd has surrounded a man who resembles him, demanding his autograph.This inspires the star to arrange an exchange of personalities with his double and the deal is on.On board ship bound for Honolulu, the Hollywood man meets a cabaret dancer and falls for her.Then, in Honolulu, he discovers that he has come into the difficulties of his double, including a charge of embezzlement and a fiancee.Something New in Villains Seen in \u2018Jesse James\u2019 We've had leering villains, sneering villains, chortling villains and smirking villains, Now comes the beaming villain, J.Edward Bromberg, young veteran of stage and screan, wel-; comed the opportunity of playing the role of Runyan, the smiling detective who helps bring about the historic demise of Jesse James in Darryl F.Zanuck\u2019s production.\u201cJesse James,\u201d 20th Century-Fox Technicolor epic of the life of the most colorful outlaw of all time, starring Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda, Nancy Kelly and Randolph Scott, which is.now showing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday.Before many scenes had been shot, Director Henry King was convinced that the part would enable Bromberg to do the most nor teworthy piece of acting of his distinguished career.Others prominently featured in the supporting cast of \u201cJesse James\u201d are Henry Hull, Slim Summerville, Brian Donlevy, John Carradine, Donald Meek, John Russell, and Jone Darwell, Will Conclude Season With \u2018Missing Prince\u2019 A capacity audience is expected at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon when the Children\u2019s Theatre, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters present their final show of the season, \u201cThe Missing Prince\u201d by Miriam Stein, With a beautiful young princess.no less than two charming princes, lords, ladies, courtiers, dancers, singers and entertainers, there are three acta of charm and entertainment that will delight the heart: of tiny tots as well as the older folk.\u201cThe Missing Prince\u201d is an ideal presentation for the week of.the visit of Their Majesties, and special numbers are included for the Royal visit, Isobel Wainrauch, who makes her debut in her first leading role with the Children\u2019s Theatre ; ays +he lovely uittle prime: #, and other important parts sre played by Richard Davis, Marion Snapiro, Ruth Carrick, Shirley Pearce, Eileen Nemtin, \u2018Annette Millstock, Norman Seigerman.Bernard Berlin, Yvonne Cooke, Frances Gold- stein, Mary Hall.Prior to the major presentation, there will be a curtain raiser entitled \u201cThe Dream\u201d which will be presented by the tiny tots of the school.\"WINGS OF THE NAVY\" A scene from the fitm \u201cWings Of The Navy\u2019 starring George Brent, Olivia de Havilland and John Payne which will open at the Monkland United Theatre on Sunday.\"SPECTACULAR HIT ROR Tyrone Power in the Technicolor film '\u2018Jesse James\u201d with Henry fonda and Nancy Kelly which opens at the Snowdon United Theatre unday.: Belmont Park Opens Saturday For Season Saturday will be another red- letter day in the history of Belmont Park, as it marks the official opening for the season of Montreal\u2019s only amusement: centre.Rex Billings, managing director of the Park, has spared ncither effort nor expense in getting the Park ready for the countless pleasure-seekers who will wend their way to the Park for its opening.The first thing that will meet the ghze of patrons will be the beauty and attractiveness of the Midway whic boasts the best layout in the history of the Park.Several new attractions have been added including the \u201cFlying Scooter,\u201d the greatest thrill-ride that ever was brought to Canada .and one that will undpubted- ly repeat the success it has attained across the border.The old favourites \u201cThe Magic Carpet\u201d and \u201cBozo,\u201d among others, will also be there to provide further entertainment for patrons, The dance hall, which \u2018will also be opened on Saturday eve, will once again feature Stan Wood and his orchestra, Mr.Wood has add: ed many new members to his aggregation of musicians and is credited with one of the {inest dance orchestras in Canada.At night the Park will be a vision of lights with the \u201cCheerio\u2019 color predominant.Re-elected President who was D.Douglas re-elected president of the Canadian Council for Crippled Children Inc.at the annual meeting.Taylor, Douglas Taylor Is Re-Elected D.Douglas Taylor of Upper Roylyn avenue, again heads the Canadian Council for Crippled Children, Ine.Mr.Taylor was fe- elected president of the council at the annual meeting of that body held on Saturday at the Mount Royal hotel, Other officers elected were: Vice-presidents, Major E.H.Lancaster, and Dr.George Nasmith, representing the Ontario Society of the Canadian Red Cross on the council; honorary secretary, Olivier Lefebvre, D.Sc.; honorary treasurer, R.G.Cameron; recording secretary, R.W.Hopper; corresponding secretary, Miss M: À.Daigle, executive secretary of the Province of Quebee Society for Crippled Children.Other representatives are: For Canadian Red Cross, Jackson Dodds, R.E.Gunter, Dr.F.W.Routley, Major D.J.Corrigall, and Dr.George Nasmith; for the Ontario Society, John M.Watt, president, and E.H.Lancaster, past president; Dr.F.A.Logan, of the Toronto General Hospital; A.S.Fitzgerald, R.G.Cameron, R, W.Hopper, executive secretary of the Ontario Society; for the Quebec Society, C.D.Taylor, D.Amory, Alex.Nickle, C.D.Turcotte, Oli- vier Lefebvre and Miss M, A Daigle.\u2018 Horse Is Star And He Demands Special Trailer | A trailer, fit for a king, was built for a race horse at a motion picture studio.\u2019 Out of fifty-seven animals tested at Hollywood Park in Inglewood for the role of the race horse in \u201cStablemates.\u201d which starred Wallace Beery and Mickey Rooney, and now playing at the \u2018Snowdon United Theatre until Saturday, a three-year-old mare, Maiden Brave, was picked.The owner, Herb Row, was willing that the horse should work at the, studio, but when he heard of location trips to Malibu, San Diego, Balboa and other points along the Coast, he balked at the idea.Row explained that he had to keep his horse fit for the Del Mar meet, In order to change hig mind, Director Sam Wood had a special trailer built.; The trailer contained enough room for two horses.This was done because Maiden Brave is less nervous when traveling in the company of another animal.Il was air-cooled by means of a noiseless machine and could also be heated in case of cold nights while the company was enroute to a far-off location.' After many tests, the mechanics found that regulation plane tires, such as are used on Main- liners, would eliminate all bumpx and shakes.Next to the horse, on either side, were padded walls in case of sharp turns, RETURN OF BEAU GESTE Down in Buttercup Valley rear Yuma, Arizona, the cast of \u201cBeau Geste\u201d is on location, Buttercup Valley is America\u2019s most perfect reproduction of the Sahara Desert.Gary Cooper, Brian Donlevy and J.Carrol Naish head the cast of thousands.THRILL, PACKED ADVENTURE One of the mightiest romances to flame across the screen ir \u201cUnion Pacific,\u201d just released by Cecil B.DeMille, and which is due into Loew's soon.This thundering drama of America\u2019s empire builders stars Joel McCrea and Bar- hara Stanwyck and features the ever popular Akim Tamiroff.+ Madelcine Carroll, first in the hearts of beauty-appraisers everywhere, returns to the screen for a fling at romance with handsome Fred MacMurray, her new leading man, in Paramount's \u201cCafe Society,\u201d which is now showing at the Westmount United Theatre until Saturday.Shirley Ross, as chief runner-up for MacMurray\u2019s affee- tions, completes the starving trio.Miss Carroll, who has climbed to screen fame via* The Case Against Mrs.Amex,\u201d \u201cThe General Died at Dawn,\u201d \u201cLloyds of London,\u201d \u201cPrisoner of Zendu\u201d and \u201cBlockade,\u201d gets ample opportunity to show off the devastating blonde beauty which prompted one famous artist to call her \u201clovelier than Romney's Lady Hamilton\"\u2014 his highest tribute.Cast as a millionairess of New York's smartest set, she wears more than twenty striking new costumes especially Carroll, MacMurray Are Together In Comedy Hit designed for her by Edith Head.Running the gamut from yachting costumes to glamorous evening gowns, the clothes ropresent the perfect wardrobe for the momber of \u201cCafe Society.\u201d The romance of Miss Carroll and MacMurray, who plays a Soung newspapermen, is one of the highest-geared to reach the screen in many a month.It goes into action when, assigned to cover her arrival on the \u201cQueen Mary,\u201d he treats her so contemptuously that she waits her time to get even with him.It comes when she succeeds in getting him to fall in love with her and marries him simply to crash the gossip columns, THirty-seven thousand agricul.tural workers from Italy Have gone to Germany to work on farms this year, den re ee 4 THE SHOE THE (Corner Victoria Ave.) RECENCY CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF:\u2014 | eMACFARLANE eJ.& T.BELL eSLATER SHOE NEW LOCATION 4863 SHERBROOKE ST., W.Quality Gives Flavour SALADA TEA SHOE STORE THE SHOE eWIG WAM CAMP SHOES DE.6277 \u201cIrn mm Up O'Connor\u201d === a cop \"GOES TWICE AS-FAR] EPSI-{OLA A great cola.\u201cdrink witha great name that protects you from imitations LES i LLL FT IIS Ss LASSI SESS 9 2 30-03.Bottles One Glass Free SSUILIISSSSSALIIIEUL 11) S110 1177 1 P4571 of Mr.and Mrs.A.R.M.Boulton spent last week-end in Quebec City.Mrs.T.A.Rankin Smith left yesterday for Ottawa, to attend the Royal Gurden Party.Miss Muriel Joseph sailed on Saturday aboard the Letitia, for an extended stay in England.Mr.and Mrs.Murray Chipman opened their summer camp on Lake Commandant at the Seign- fory Club last week-end.Mrs.F.Grey Robinson and Miss Isobel Robinson, who left early in December to spend the winter in Barbados, have returned to Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.W.Crosbie Baber have arrived from New York to SPECIAL REDUCTIONS SPRING HATS Straws and Summer Felts from $3 up NEW ARRIVALS! 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LL LL Re) Ce MM A M MA Asa LUE be the guests of Mrs, Baber\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Thorne until after the visit of Their Majesties, the King and Queen.Mrs, Wilfred Watts, who was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister Mr, und Mrs.T.A.Rankin Smith, hag left for Ottawa, to visit Mrs.Harold Watts, during the visit of Their Majesties, the King and Queen, Mr.and Mrs, H, W.Brodie have returned home from a trip to Winnipeg and Vancouver.Colonel and Mrs.A.S.L.Mills have returned home from New York City.Mrs.Avery Wilkie, who was the guest of her son, Mr.Howard Wilkie and Mrs.Wilkie, has returned to her home in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Morris n visiting Mrs.Morris\u2019 brother-in- law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.W.Q.Stobo in Quebec.Mrs.Ronald Lindsay is visiting in Quebec City and is the i BUTTERNUT LODGE West Ste.Rose On Route 38, between Laval-sur-le-Lac and Ste.Rose.LUNCHEONS TEAS and DINNERS Served in the Open Air on Screened-in Piazxas.Reservations: Phone St, Eustache 609-12, W.B.Nourse, Prop.Miss L, Dutrisac, Mgr.SPECIAL DISCOUNTS on DRAPES DURING MAY MISS A.BROWN'S CLEANING SERVICE REGD For Those Who Want the Best | \u2018 ODORLESS - NON-GASOLINE CLEANING Office and Plane: 5014 SHERBROOKE W., EL wood 7308 ANN BROWN, PROPRIETOR FU DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FURS ! 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 Wllbank 6111, MODERN STORAGE PLAN: 2% of your own fair valuation A.PICHET / 2170 St.Catherine St.W.\u201cIdiots Delight\u201d RS A small Door-To-Door Distributors WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, CIRCULARS, FOLDERS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, BLOTTERS, COUPONS Delivery of Display Materials to Retail Outlets.MONTREAL MESSENGER SERVICE M.J.Rose, Manager, MArquette 4015 Phones MArquette 5555-6464 >\" WE COVER GANADA \u201cTWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF CONTINUOUS RELIABLE SERVICE\u201d and SAMPLES one ae guest of Mr, and Mrs, R.F.Lindsay.Mrs.A.Delagrave, who was the recent guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs.Harold Hannaford, has returned to her home in Quebec, Major H, C.Griffith who is zoing Lo Ottawa for the trooping of the colors, will be accompanied by Mrs.Griffith and their daughter, Miss Joan Griffith.While in Ottawa, Mrs.Griffith and Miss Griffith will be the guests of Dr.W.A.Leggo.Miss Julia Hackett sailed from Quebec this morning aboard the Empress of Australia for England and the Continent, where she will spend the summer, Mr.and Mrs, R.Minty and their family, Grosvenor avenue, will occupy Mr.Arthur Wood's cottage at Hudson Heights for the summer months, Mr.and Mrs, A.D.Silver are occupying Wigwam Cottage, in Hudson for the season.Mrs.C.E.L.Porteous and her daughter, Miss Frances Porteous have taken up their residence at their country home at Sainte Pet- ronille, Island of Orleans, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.G.Paul, Grosvenor avenue, opened their cottage at Hudson Heights «last week-end.Mrs.Percy Flynn has returned to her home in Quebec City, after a short stay in Montreal, \u2018Mr, and Mrs.Thomas T.Gillespie sailed last week-end from New York by the Queen Mary to spend a few weeks abroad.Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Acer are occupying their summer residence at Lake Memphremagog.Mr.and Mrs.M.S.Bogert are leaving today for Ottawa, where: they will spend a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Eric Riorden have returned home from New York, where they attended the Moral Rearmament meeting.Dr.and Mrs.C.F.Martin, who were in California and have recently been in Victoria, B.C., arrived home on Monday, Miss Anna Bailey, who was the guest of Miss Rosemary Anderson, has returned to Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Townsend have returned home from Toronto, where they spent several days, Dr.and Mrs.G.Rosenbaum, 4347 Westmount avenue, will be \u201cat home\u201d in honor of their son, Peter, on Sunday afternoon, May 28th, from four o\u2019clock.No cards.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.McConnell have left for Quebec City where they will attend tho State funec- tions in connection with the visit of Their Majesties the King and Queen.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Webster have returned from New York, where they attended the Moral Rearmament meeting, which was held in Madison Square Garden.Miss Joyce Caldecoat is returning to Montreal this week from New York City, where she visited the World\u2019s Fair.Rev, Dv.Frank Morley, of Stanley\u2018 Presbyterian Church, West- mount, has left for New York City where he will preside at the Sunday service at the Fort Washington Collegiate Church.The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.T.W.Lyman, took place on Sunday afternoon at four o'clock in the Church of St.James the Apostle, the Reverend F.W.Wilkinson performing the ceremony.The baby was given the names of Theodore St.George, and the godparents were Miss Naomi Lyman, Mr.Stewart St.George and Mr.Percy Lyman, of Kingston, Ont.Following the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs.Lyman entertained at tea at their residence on Lansdowne avenue.Faulkner-O'Neill Mr, and Mrs.Thomas Yates O'- Neill, of Granby, announce the engagement of their daughter, Morna Yates, to Mr, J.Newark Faulkner.son of Dr, and Mrs.A.Duncan Faulkner, of Westmount.The mar- viage will take place on June 17, at St.George's Church, Granby.Caldwell-Robinson Mr.and Mrs.George W.Robinson, of Westniount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Eileen, to Mr.Wilfred Thompson Caldwell, of Vancouver, son-of the late Arthur B.Caldwell and of Mrs.W.Dawson So Home-School Group Mrs.William Dawson was elected president of the King's Westmount Home and School Association at the annual meeting, which was held in the school auditorium last Wednesday.The convener of the nominating committee, Eugene Charters, presented the slate, which was unanimously adopted.Other olficers elected for the ensuing term Included, vice-presi- dents, Miss Ruby Hair and Mr.James Valentine; corresponding secretary, Mrs.M.D.Roth; recording secretary, Mrs: A.W, D.Swan; treasurer, D.Naismith, Following the meeting, a bridge was held, under the convenership of Mrs.C.S.Smith, who was assisted by Miss Dorothy Stark, Mrs.R.Harvie, Mrs.W.H, Hayes, Mrs, George Mackie, Mrs.G.G.Martin, Mrs.E.Parker, Mrs.E.Pettingill and Mrs, M.D.Roth.Proceeds of the bridge are to help the school in Halbrite, Sask., which the Association is assisting.Clothing and shoes sre also being collected by the Association for the pupils of this school.Mrs, Caldwell, of New Carlisle, Que.' Pepper-Robertson The marriage of Audrey Gwen- da, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thonson Robertson, to Ralph Arthur Pepper, of Halifax, son of.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Pepper, of Montreal, has been arranged to take place quietly on Monday evening, May 22nd, at half-past six o'clock, at the residence of the bride's parents, 437 Metcalfe avenue, the Reverend Canon J.M, Almond officiating.The bride will be attended by Miss Margaret Macdonald, and Mr, Angus Smyth will act as best man for Mr.Pepper.Turner-Johnson The marriage of Eileen Norma, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Johnson, to Mr.Charles Norwood Turner, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles H.Turner, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, June 10, at half-past four o'clock in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.Smythe-Christie The marriage of Catherine Mc- Auslan, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Christie, to Mr.Edward Gordon Smythe, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Smythe, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afterncdon, June 10th at || half-past three o'clock in St.Luke\u2019s United Church.Smith-Parkinson The marriage of Elizabeth Pearl, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Willlam H.Smith, of Toronto, to Mr.Donald Roy Parkinson, only son of Mr.and Mrs.B.S.Parkinson, of Westmount, has been arranged to take place quietly on Saturday afternoon, June 3, at three o'clock, at the country home of the bride's parents at Bellevue, Que.The Rev.Dr.F.W.Kerr, of St.Andrew's church, Westmount, will officiate.Armour-Seybold The marriage of Meredith Mildred, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon .C.Seybold, of Westmount, to Mr.Ernest McDonald Armour, son of Mrs.L.Armour, of Hamilton, took place on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, Reverend Dr.F.W.Kerr officiating, Standards of pink and white snapdragons, pots of pink hydrangeas, ferns and ROBINTEX < SUITINGS 1F YOU WANT A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE CORNFIELD CUT RATE FLORIST MOST BEAUTIFULDoz 5 9e Long Stemmed, Dox.84¢ SPECIAL BOX cantata Sena, Seven SNAP DRAGON ig?ose Artistically Arranged.Delivered Anywhere.At All Our Branches: 5518 Monkland Ave.- WA.2747 HOLLYWOOD FLORIST 8038 Sherbrooke W.Westmount Thestre Bldg.WA 1817 St.Catherine St.W.FI, 3428 5693 Park Ave.TA.5838 Funeral Designs on Short Notice 00 up 2.Wedding Bouquets $2.30 up Corsages 35¢ up + palms decorated the church, bunches of pink tulips, tied with white tulle, pews.the wedding music.ACTIVITIES Di SODALITY HERE ARE REVIEWED Annual Meeting of Young Ladies\u2019 Group of Ascension Parish Held Monday .The many varied activities of the Young Ladies\u201d Sodality of Ascension Parish, were reviewed in the annual report presented Monday evening by Alma Tremblay, recording secretary, at the last general business meeting of the 1938-39 season held at St.Paul's Academy.The meeting was presided over by Florence Brennan, prefect.The number of new members received during the year at two formal receptions on December 8th, 1988 and May 14th, 1939, was 37, making the membership 112, The major activities of the year were a Parish social held in January at Victoria Hall, and a play and variety program presented at Loyola Auditorium in March.A tea for members was held in April at the home of Mary Graham, the treasurer.These events were arranged by the Social Life Committee, with Betty Brennan as Chairman, The Apostolic Committee, under the Chairmanship of Vera King, sponsored a Rummage sale in April.The total receipts to date are $339.01.A donation of $225.00 was made to the building sinking fund of As- and marked the guest Mr.Fred Whiteley played cension Parish, Charitable works included the supplying of 21 Christmas baskets to needy families, Various articles of clothing and knitted goods made by the members were distributed with the hampers, Magazines, school books and stationery were sent to needy families in the West.Shoes werc also supplied to poor children, and plans have been made to provide outings for children during the coming summer.The other Committees under the chairmanships of Marguerite Clo- ran, Helen Shaw, Agnes Fitzgib- bons and Margaret Brennan were very active.A Study Club was organized which held weekly meetings.Over 110 new items were published in the various local papers.A newssheet was published monthly, Officers for the 1989-40 season were elected as follows: Prefect, Florence Brennan (by acclamation); Vice-Prefect, Beity Brennan; Recording Secretary, Alma | Tremblay (Re-elected by Acclamation); Corresponding Secretary, Agnes Fitzgibbons; Treasurer.Marie Doran.The director, Reverend Father Thoms, congratulated the newly elected executive and thanked the members for the enthusiasm and co-operation given by them in the many endeavours of the Society during the past year.A breakfast for members and their friends will be held on Sunday, June 4th, at Murray's at the corner of Sherbrooke St.and Claremont Avenue.This will be the closing event of the season.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 .B.Watson.IR EZ Son a NR Training School For Vacation School Leaders A training school for Church Vacation Schoo! leaders and helpers will be held in Calvary United Church, Greene Avenue and Dor- chester Street, commencing at 8 o'clock sharp on Tuesday evening, May 30th, and continuing for five Tuesday evenings.The programme will consist of worship, school administration and a practical course in story-telling, singing, games, projects and handicraft in three departments, Beginners, under the leadership of Miss Jean Nesbitt, Primaries, leader Miss D.Gowans and Juniors, leaders Mrs.Malken and Miss Gladys This course is open to anyone interested in children between the ages of 4-12, Further information can be obtained from the Church Vacation School Counsellor, Miss Gladys B.Watson.Forty American films were released in Argentina in January and February.Regd 4841 Sherbrooke W.Greenhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.LIU III S III III III III III SIMS II II IIMIUS MA AAA | Mothers To Be Feted A EE CUT FLÔWERS AND PLANTS For All Occasipns ons mn.FX.prop.Retail Branch: {at Victoria) DE.9898 EL 9595 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 At Annual Banquet The annual Mother and Daughter banquet of Calvary United church, will be held tonight at half- past six o\u2019clock, in the church hall and will be under the auspices of the: Arrow Club.Dr.Jessie Boyd Scriver will be the guest speaker.\u2018Canadian Specialties Co.Sherwin-Wiiliams Paints Nu-Enamel ARTISTS BRUSHES SHÔW CARD COLOURS 1980 St.Catherine St.W.(Near Fort) WE.6492 C.GUILLOD Swiss Watchmaker Now Located At 4922 Sherbrooke West (Near Claremont) Prof.Landeau - Mde, Hours 11 a.m, to 11 p.m.ACE OF CLUBS TEA ROOM Mrs.M, Nicholson, Proprietor 1471 MANSFIELD ST.Palm, Card; Tea-cup, Coffee Grounds, White of Egg and Psychometry Readings .For Appointment - HA.2832 Hugo - Mde.Regina Open Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m.H.ZE RBST UPHOLSTERER Furniture, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired 379 Victoria Ave.114} For Free mates Call EL.7980 MAKE US PROVE THE QUALITY NORD CLEANERS One Week Only MEN'S MEN'S SUITS HATS SWEATERS SKIRT MEN'S TROUSERS BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND EXPERTLY PRESSED STORAGE Prevent Moth Damage CLOTH COATS Cleaning charge extra.FUR COATS Cleaning charge extra.5045a WELLINGTON ST.4915 Sherbrooke St.West 6030 Sherbrooke St.West 5260 Sherbrooke St.West 1609 St.Catherine St.West 2109 St.Catherine St.West O CLEANERS LIMITED Pleated, White, Chiffon, Velvet, 2-pc., More.BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND EXPERTLY PRESSED HEAYY & JUMBO, MORE PLEATED, WHITE MORE WHITE, MORE STORED \u2014 INSURED.$35.00 Insurance STORED \u2014 GLAZED $100.00 world wide insurance.19: -Nuvotone Finish Only 5c Extra Nuvotone Finish Only 5c Extra 20: $7 79 5516 Monkland Blvd.1057 Bernard Ave.W.5175 Park Ave.5177 Decarie Blvd.|.1230 Dorchester St.W. Cave quet jaugh- United t half- ch hall ices of Boyd eaker.ne r {est p.m, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 p= x : \u201c\\YOUR LAWN py \u2014 Caux ~~ 70e == As = 3 Vigoro Spreader Dl Mire IT TAKES 11 FOOD ELEMENTS TO: wi distros MAKE A SQUARE MEAL FOR PLANTS [weil as it will .fartilizer.It can This photograph shows four plants taken from a be adjusted so as University test made to develop visual evidence of what te ds eet one\u2019s happens when any one of the eleven essential elements is se, nior Size lacking in a plant\u2019s diet.One was fed all eleven elements; 15 wide, ! the others were fed ten, the element indicated being $ withheld.Here is proof that it is wise to feed Vigoro, the 7.00 complete plant food made by Swift.Vigoro contains every standard size one of the eleven essential food elements required from the soil.25\" wide, A WE RECOMMEND IT! $11.00 VIGORO PRICES FOR 1939 + 11b.Carton 7.15 25 Ibs.Bag 1.75 5 Ibs.\u2018 .50 50 Ibs.« 3.00 10 tbs.\u201c .80 100 Ibs, \u201c 4.75 Delivered within city limits.; EEE LAWN SEED MIXTURES FOR SHADY SITUATIONS FOR SUNNY SITUATIONS 1 Shadynook No.1 XXX mix- Evergreen Na.1 XXX Mixture: ture: per Ib.65; 10 Ibs.per lb.60; per 10 Ibs 5.50; per 25 lbs or more, .50 per lb $6.00; per 25 lbs.or more, Evergreen No.1 mixture: per Ib, .55 per Ib, .50; per 10 Ibs.$4.50; per 25 Ibs.Shadynook No.2 mixture: per .or more, .40 per Ib.lb.50; 10 lbs.$4.50; per 25 Evergreen No.2 mixture: per |b.Ibs.or more, .40 per Ib.45; per 10 Ibs.$4.00; per 25 Ibs.or mbre, .35 per Ib.Our 1939 seed catalogue, 176 pages, bilingual, wonderfuily illustrated, free on request, Call at our Store for Spring Garden Specials Remember that: \u2018For all your garden needs, Perron's seed store Is a friend indeed.\u201d | W.H.PERRON & CO.LIMITED SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN 935 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.MONTREAL LAncaster 4191 Store open from 7 a.m.till 7 p.m.and tlil 9 p.m, Friday and Saturdays in May and June = CL THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER ~ TA MERS » Asters Which Resist Wilt Easiest Variety To Grow If you have trouble growing asters, why not try some of the wiltresistant strains this year?They are a family of asters which have been grown in soil infected by the wilt disease (most common ailment of asters) and have shown ability to throw off the disease and survive where others die.: They have exceptional vigor, and seem to overcome all difficulties better than the standard bred strains.They are not resistant to any specific disease except wilt, and where the yellows disease is prevalent, not all the wilt resistant plants will escape.But some will, and in general it has been found that those who have trouble growing asters get far better results with the resistant strains.Nearly all the types and colors are now obtainable in wilt resistant strains.A succession of asters may be obtained in two ways\u2014 by starting the latest types early in the house or in a frame and making successive plantings until they may be sown in the open ground, or by sowing early, mid-season and late types at the same time.The giant branching type is one of the most satisfactory and the + CONSULT SWISS GRADUATE FOR YOUR For Estimates or Other Information, Phone Ë DACCORD LANDSCAPE GARDENER LANDSCAPE PROBLEMS - SODDING SHRUBS - TREES - ANNUALS PERENNIALS - SOIL - ETC.showiest of the asters.It makes a beautiful bed, and is fine for cutting, its huge, delicate blossoms being as soft and finished looking as the florists\u2019 cut flowers.wide range of colors.The ostrich feather, or crego type, witle their plume-like heads, resemble the chrysanthemum, and are almost as large.The petals are curled and twisted into a soft ball of delicate color, supported on a straight stem, which makes them ideal for indoor decoration.Like the rose, a single bloom will show off well in a vase.More sensational is the California sunshine type, with its daisy- like contour which belies the aster heritage.Their loosely placed outside petals usually contrast in color with the creamy yellow or blue centres, and they grow up to WA.1531 three feet tall.WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Store DE.9898 ROLAND C.HILL, Manager 4841 Sherbrooke St.West at Victoria Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Avenue below Sherbrooke Bedding Plants Window Boxes, Baskets, etc., Called For, Filled and Delivered Bedding Plants delivered direct from Greenhouses, The seed should be sown thinly to make transplanting easy and save waste of plants in spindling, over-crowded seedlings.They should be transplanted from the original seed box or pot one inch apart as soon as the first true leaves are formed and grown un- .til ready to set into the open ground.Greenhouses EL.9595 On Sowing Carrot Seeds Years ago carrots were\u201d only thought of in connection with soups or as a vegetable dish, but today, with their increasing popularity for jams and pies, they should be included in all vegetable gardens.If you are planning to grow carrots for exhibition purposes, you will want them long, taper- ing and smooth, without any de- formities from stony sojl.After Quick, Safe & Sure.WIZARD Has Stood The Test For Over 25 Years.STERILJZED \u2014 WEEDLESS In Sealed Bags.100-lbs., 25-lbs., heep Manure Seles, eh 2-lbs.cultivating the land, push an iron bar into the soil for about two feet.Remove the bar and fill this hole with sifted soil.Next place a few seeds in the hole.Later thin the young plants, leaving but one plant in each hole.Carrot seeds should mot be 50-lbs.10-1bs.Te oN \u201c UR-GAIN ure Steamed BONE MEAL 22% Phos.- the most Reliable All Purpose Plant Food & Soil Conditioner.100-1bs.$3.25 - 50-Ibg.$2.00 - 25-lbs.$1.25 - 5-lbs.35 Insist on SHUR-GAIN Steamed Bone Meal 22% phos.Manufactured by CANADA PACKERS LIMITED Fertilizer Division.Garden.sold By J.PASCAL HARDWARE CO., Westmount & Local Dealers Steamed Bone Meal 22% phos.is sold in 10c pkgs.at your local Florist, sown if the soil is wet enough to cling to the tools, or just before a rain.If a heavy rain follows sowing it beats the soil down so hard that the seeds are not apt to sprout.RICH GARDEN SOIL For Your Lawn, Flowers and R.AUBIN HORTICULTURAL SALES SERVICE DExter 5198 MONTREAL, Que.: Theÿ grow up to three feet in a Now, e Trees e Roses e Shrubs e Evergreens e Perennials Freshly Dug, From Grower To You.Côme and visit our nursery.Thousands of varieties to choose from.THE SHERIDAN NURSERIES LIMITED 5895 Cote des Neiges Road Phone AT.0962 BEAUTIFUL GREEN LAWNS Can be obtained if top-dressed with Alfred Peat Humus \u201cThe Ideal Soil Conditioner\u201d © Inekpensive © Efficient @ Easy to Apply Suppficd in 50 Ib.bags or in bulk, e FOR FLOWER BEDS Apply Alfred ¥peat Humus about an inch deep, working thoroughly Inte the soll, Water after application.WINDOW BOXES A half and half mixture of soil and Alfred Peat Humus makes an ideal window box or potting soil.Write or Phone for Booklet \u2018The Secret of a Beautiful Lawn and Garden\u201d STINSON REEB SUPPLY CO., LTD.5585 Delorimier Ave.DO.4691 Floral Color Is Important In our small gardens, classifications tend to disappear.The orthodox types of garden design become strangely mixed.The formal and the informal, the natural and architectural, often mingle, and, strange to say, the effect may be delightful.It should be said that the controlling purpose of modern garden design is to display the beauty of the flowers and plants which grow in the garden.There can be no beauty in a garden greater than the beauty of its plants; and the design is good in proportion to its success in displaying at their best the natural grace, form and colour of the garden's horticultural treasures, This trend toward simplicity of garden design is in harmony with dress design, interior decoralion and other branches of the decorative arts.And like the others, the garden relies for much of its effect upon the studied use of color.There are still to be found in our formal gardens geometrical beds and bi-symmetrical grouping of ornaments which might have been copied from mid-Victorian models; but nowhere nowadays, except in public parks and railway station grounds, sadly out of date is the carpet-bedding fashion followed, in which plants were required to surrender their individual charm and become merely pigments with which a gardener embroidered curious patterns on the lawn, Patterns which would have been recognized as commonplace or ugly had they been woven in textiles were supposed lo acquire merit from the fact that to make them hundreds of beautiful plants were sacrified.Formal beds now do not call for stiff and formal planting, but in them flowers are grown in their natural grace and beauty, so arranged, as to both form and color, that the feeling of balance essential to any good design is preserved, Such arrangements are dependent upon skilful color grouping for their major charm; and where can be found a greater opportunity for the pleasing use of color .than in a garden?Flowers are color.They afford an infinite range of material ready to the hand of the artist who 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A 1 operation.ref World\u2019s Fair in New York.Baseball In Westmount Park every Saturday morning, the \u201cY\u201d teams go to bat on diamonds there.Kamp Kanawana The Kamp Kanawana booklets for 1939 are out.With many improvements, it looks like a splendid year.Three groups of Scottish school boys from Edinburgh, will be the guests for August.Hot showers have been installed.The same chief is back again.Chief MacDiarmid is again at the helm and is supported by an excellent staff.The three camps\u2014Juvenile for boys 10 and 11, will be directed by Edgar Smee, who has had charge of the Hamilton Y.M.C.A.camp for the past three years.Walter Harris will be director of Junior camp and Gerald Wrens- hall, who is receiving his Doctor's dazree from Yale in Science this summer, will again be director of Senior camp.; Last year, 138 Westmount boys attended Kamp Kanawana and registrations are coming carlier this year.Prospective campers will be well advised to register early, McDaniel, A.Pressman, Running broad jump, intermediate: K.Porter, L.Morris, W.Wallace.75 yds.running broad jump, junior: J.Newman (new record), C.Van Wagner, D.Heron.Running broad jump, junior: C.Van Wagner (new record), S.MeGoun, D.Heron, 120 yds.low hurdle jump: C.Van Wagner (new record), J.Newman, S.McGoun, 8 Ib.shot put, junior: J.Newman, N.Lefcoe, C.Van Wagner.220 yds., junior: J.Newman (new record), S.MkGoun, K.Brown.440 relay, junior: S.McGoun, K.Brown, C.VanWagner, 6 yds.midget: W.Murray, W.Nicholson, L.Tarshis, Running high jump, midget: N.Lefcoe (new record), R.McCor- mack, F.Swaine, Bicycle race, 440 yds.14 yrs.: D.Scott, P.Schnell.Bicycle race, 440 Nichol D.Shefler.| 440 relay bicycle race, first W.Nicholson, R.McCormack, L.Tarshis, P.Jenkins.Second team: B.Binnett, Dirkin, A.Pressman, N.Lefcoe.Bicycle race, mile, senior: J.Haughton, Hayes, B.Renault.120 yds.low hurdle, intermediate: W.Wallace, A.Pressman.Baseball Crew, 156 feet, girls, G.Thornber, E, Shaw, J.Lamb.50 yds., girls: M.Jack, M.Pike E.Kyle.Running broad yds.: B.jump, girls: GAIN TITLES AT KID GLOVES TOURNAMENT M | Win Four Out of His Class With Ease Four of the twelve titles wer Monday night.with three crowns each.D'Arcy failed to chalk up a single title.Nineteen bouts in all were stag of St.Leo's gave the finest display of the evening, winning his class with ease.Finals 85-pound class\u2014Craig, Catholic High, won decision over Peterson, St.Leo\u2019s.95-pound class\u2014Swift, St.Leo's, won decision over White, Catholic High.105-pound class\u2014Joe White, Catholic High, won decision over Mervin, Catholic High.110-pound class\u2014McKenna, Luke Callaghan, defeated Mollina, Loyola, technical knockout in second round.115-pound class\u2014Panis, Luke Callaghan, won decision over Hogan, St.Leo's.125-pound class\u2014Harney, Luke Callaghan, won decision over Col- minaries, Loyola.125-pound class\u2014Greco, Catho- lie High, won decision over O'Reilly, St.Leo's, 130-pound class\u2014Cooney, D\u2019Ar- cy McGee, knocked out Gehan, Catholic High, in second round.135-pound class\u2014Gagnier, St.Leo's, won decision over Smythe, Luke Callaghan, 140-pound class-\u2014Pare, St.Leo\u2019s, won decision over Dube, Loyola.145-pound class\u2014McFall, D'Ar- GEO.TULLY, RHEDA MARTYN REACH FINALS YM.C.A.Fencing Stars Enter Contest Being Staged at Witnipeg Canada\u2019s triple champion, George Tully, of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Fencing Club, started defense of his sabre title at the Dominion fencing championships at Winnipeg on Tuesday.He is bracketed in the final with Gus Nemes of Winnipeg.Tully who advance to the finals of the foils on Monday, is also holder of the duelling sword championship.In the round robin series, the Westmount ace swordsman won five bouts today including two close 5-4 wins oyer George Siebert and Ted Potter, Manitoba stars.Siebert had a one bout win over Nemis winning 5-4.Mary Field, Mary Pike, Joyce McIntosh.Running high jump, girls, sen- jor, Thelma Cuttle, Anne Martifi, May Field and Audrey Handy.Running high jump, junior .girls: Marjorie Jack, Joyce MeIn- tosh.140 yds.girls, 16 and over: J.Lafelly, M.Field, J.Thornber.100 yds., girls 15 and under: J.Duncan, M.Anderson, B.Anderson.Three legend race, girls, M.Turner and M.Fields, C.Lewis and J.Warrington.Basketball throw, junior boys: N.Lefcoe, J.Newman, N.Murray.RAWDON OPEN JUNE 1st ADJOINING A RENE TTR RT TR TA me .HEATHER LODGE NEW MODERN FIRE PROOFED BUILDIN All Popular Sports .RATES AND FURTHER PARTICULARS ON REQUEST.Address: Heather Lodge, Rawdon, Que.IN THE LAURENTIANS rem Taper GOLF LINKS Johnny Swift, 95 pounds battler* ONDAY NIGHT Twelve Awards at Event Staged by Loyola College \u2014 Johnny Swift, 95 Pound Battler, Gave Finest Display of Boxing Prowess \u2014 Won e gained by fizhters of St.Leo's Academy in the Loyola College Kid Gloves boxing tournament held Second place was taken by Catholic High and Luke Callaghan McGee wasthird with two, Loyola ed, seven preliminary and 12 finals.cy McGee, won decision over Kierans, Loyola.\u2019 155-pound class\u2014Lellig, St.Leo's, won decision over Keating, St.Leo's.Preliminary Round 85-pound class\u2014Peterson, St.Leo's won decision over McDonnell, Luke Callaghan.95-pound class\u2014Swift, St.Leo's, won decision over Lally, Loyola.130-pound class\u2014Cooney, D\u2019Ar- cy McGee, knocked out Helferty, Luke Callaghan, in first round ; Gehan, Catholic High, won decision over Colminaries, Loyola.145-pound class\u2014Kierans, Loyola, won decision over Hicks, D\u2019Ar- cy McGee; McFall, D'Arcy Me- Gee, won decision over Teran, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 T HELD BY HIGH SCHOOL ST.LED'S ACADEMY STUDENTS Foresight Mother: \u201cSo you got those beautiful moccasins for daddy ?They are splendid; but don't you think, i dear, he would have preferred j carpet slippers?\u201d Young Hopeful: \u201cYou've never been spanked with carpet slippers!\u201d\"\u2014Kentist Mercury.ROUGH STUFF OUT First step of the South African Ice Hockey Association 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PAGE SEVEN Belmont Park Preview Attracts Many Visitors Gaily facing the spring sun- Great succeeds Brava, using the shine, and glittering in a new and extensive cost of new paint, - Bel mont Park was thrown open to the public last week end.It was not the official opening of the park \u2014that will come this Saturday \u2014 but the now popular, annual preview to allow pleasure seeking Montrealers to get a glimpse of what is in store for them during the season.True, the new and exciting ride, the Flying Scooter, was not in operation, but everthing was ready for its arrival in time for the official opening.It will have a large and prominent site near the Thriller.Rex Billings, congenial manager of the park, said Saturday that the Flying Scooter will be ready for the official opening.There will be other big, new features at Belmont this year, among them of which the Crystal Maze, now being hastened to completion, will be outstanding.Arrangements are also being made for another new and popular ride.Harry A.Illions, who incidentally has several concessions at the \u2019Frisco World Fair and the New York World Fair, has moved \u201cBozo\u201d to a more prominent spot on the midway opposite the Magic Carpet.Rex Billings, Jr., in the promotional department of Belmont Park announces that even at this early date 64 picnics have been booked, including several big ones, and including the Notre Dame de Grace Businessmen's Association days, which will be held in July.There are several other picnic bookings in the offing, and organizations are learning the wisdom of making arrangements early.Feature outdoor attractions for opening week will be Eric the Great, a high perch artist, working 240 feet in the air.Eric the Wrong End A \u2018mew pupil arrived at a riding school for some riding lessons.After he mounted the horse, the animal began to kick up while the groom held onto the horse\u2019: head.The rider yelled: \u201cSay, let go; ean\u2019t you see you are holding down the wrone end ?\u201d\u2014Pasadena Post.3 AR > I I 4 JOE-SAYS-\u2014 AT NIGHT ALL CATS | ARE GREY.RE BUT YOU CAN RECOGNIZE !same equipment, who met an untimely death when he crashed from the perch two years ago, jus: three weeks after he left Belmont Park.MILLION SOUGHT FOR CHILDRENS HOSPITAL FUND Campaign for Worthy Cause Will be Launched On June 5th \u2014 Need is Great One million dollars is the objective of the campaign in aid of the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, which will be held from June 5 to June 13, it was announced today.\u201cThe million dollars is needed to complete the hospital and to include a new wing which will provide more adequate operating rooms, kitchens, store rooms.dining rooms, laboratories, X-ray department, lecture room and class rooms.Present buildings must be remodeled and additional equipment, which is badly needed, purchased if the institution, founded in 1903, is to function properly: while the laundry must be enlarged and supplied with new equipment,\u201d t h e official announcement stated.Over and above the cost of these extensions a n d improvements $105,338 is required to pay off accumulated operating deficits and $202,662 to meet estimated deficits for th next three years.6,000 Patients a Year \u201cAt the present time, more than 6,000 patients pass through the hospital every year and over 25,000 through the out-patient department, but the hospital is badly handicapped by lack of sufficient space.\u201cFor instance, the hospital only has one small operating room and UN me 2504 de a page two feature pictures to be shown the first halt of the coming week.My name is .se + nansanmssnsHS0 non n00 040 tn se vés4SGG NU 00409021 00020000 of this week's Examiner, sion as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.Address .cocniiiniiiiens ; Winnars are te be deawn from these ewbmitting the corrert ots.oro are \"ep hese being the titles of the at thd Westmount Theatre during | agree to accept the judges\u2019 deci- cereensadsterenaracisrireinnievrinrnsasrse $sosseercrserrerinrans - -\u2014 f 4 Regt ho \u201cThe Flying Scooter,\u201d the greatest thrill-ride ever to come to Canada, which is the new attraction at Belmont Park starting Saturday.NEW ATTRACTION AT BELMONT PARK 3 if an emergency case comes in while a patient is being operated on, the emergency case must wait.\u201cA separate room for administering anaestheties to patients before operation is also urgently needed as well as a room for nurses and surgeons to scrub and sterilize their hands before approaching a patient awaiting operation.\u201cThe hospital also needs more space for their laboratories, which are now mostly in the basement, sharing space with offices, uutop- sy room, plaything - storeroom, etc.+ Need More Accommodation \u201cMore accommodation must be provided for physiotherapy, occupational therapy, recreational therapy, all very important to children recovering from sickness.The hospital needs an entirely new X-ray piant, and more space fort it an dalso for kitchens, laundry and other services, More ward space, to permit dividing the children into groups of six or eight, must be provided, so that segration can be assured when contagious cases are discovered.\u201cThis is a hospital which helps children of all classes, races and creeds without question.Last vear in 93 per cent of the cases, the hospital treated the patients free of cost because of their inability to pay, or received the Quebec government grant of from $1.00 to $2.00 a day, which in Gained By Royals The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Prep Baseball League is continuing to show the brilliancy with which it started off.The Royals took two easy games from the Giants on Saturday which is keeping them in the undefeated class for the deficit of from $1.38 to $2.38 a day.\u201cThese, then, are some of the ima| portant reasons which have led, after a two-year study, to the decision to hold a campaign for a million dollars from June 5 to 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.these cases alone left a net daily Double Header Is CAMP | (Continued from Page \u20181) March 31st, 1942: Eric Allison, D.C, Bremner, C.A.Smith, C.T.Medlar, A.N.Ransom, and two scason.The Yankees and Senators were also scheduled to play a double-header but this game was postponed.However, it will be played this coming Saturday.The Royals are leading the league with the Giants and Yankees tied or second place and the Senators ast.Camp Nominingue Member Canadian Camping Ass'n.Illustrated Booklet Upon Application Directors F.M.Van Wagner - Hay Finlay McGill University MA.9181 - Local 89 new members were elected for the same period, J.B.Shearer and G.H.Penrose, Mrs.Henderson presented the report of the Woman's Auxiliary.J.W.Beaton, General Secretary of Montreal Y.M.C.A.brought greetings from the Metropolitan -Board.Max Ford lead the sing-song with Neil Compton 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Canadian Camping Association) Secure an illustrated booklet at the Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke West A WE.6716 ow a'compression-tread\u201d .- .that resists cuts, bruises, wear.and gives still M ® Take nobody\u2019s word about any tire until you've actually seen and compared this big, new handsome Goodyear G-100 against all others.Here is a tire that will deliver quiet, safe-riding, non-skid mileage long after ordinary tires have been discarded.Why?Because this great new Goodyear has a tread that is actually armoured against wear .defies it every mile, \u2014Look for the fluted sidewalls 9 ga è Ÿ/ 7 U À Eu ( \\ [i 4 A \\ Ny = 9 42 Armoured against WEAR, built for EXTRA mileage + + + this great new Goodyear tire costs no more than a standard tire.Why be satisfied with less than a Goodyear G-100.ORE MILES! ® Here's the G-100 story in a nutshell.Goodyear engineers developed this tire on an entirely new principle they designed it so that the tread would actually compress under air pressure .\u2026Ô.pull tight.\u2026.not spread, This compressed tread resists cutting, has a much slower rate of wear, provides longer, non-skid mileage than any other tires.See the G-100 at your Goodyear dealer\u2019s today] \"MORE PEOPLE RIDE © .L.EAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER Ie bats - PAGE EIGHT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER .AURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 14° utara ri SE icin ERE lL RE Jn 2 el « will be with us.DISPLAY OF LOCAL AMATEUR TALENT PRESENTED BY BUSINES : )) ASSOCIATION / REMEMBER The Date The Time The Place Those Invited | Monday, May 22nd 8.30 p.m.Victoria Hall All Westmount Citizens Automobiles: Drug Stores: Hairdressers: NASH-LAFAYETTE AMERICAN DRUG STORE J.A.GAGNON AUTOMOBILE.LTD.1385 GREENE AVE.WI.2136-7 4864 SHERBROOKE W.EL.0838 4102 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.1138 S.S.BROOKS LAFRANCE 4191 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.9344 BEAUTY SALON Auto Service: A.LAFORTUNE (Imperial) SERVICE STATION Corner Sherbrooke & Grosvenor EL.0176 NATIONAL AUTO BODY CO.4018 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.3508 Bakery: \"DENT HARRISON & SONS, LTD.323 PRINCE ALBERT AVE.DE.3566 Cabinet Maker: C.SORENSON 342B VICTORIA AVE.WA, 4592 Cabinet Maker & Upholsterer: J.J.MERO Established 1931 CURTAINS AND REPAIRING 313 VICTORIA AVE.WA.4598 Caterer: MAITLAND CONFECTIONER 4124 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.4651 Chocolates DENYSE HOME MADE MINIATURE CHOCOLATES 4909 SHERBROOKE W.EL.4877 Cigar Stores: S.HYMAN, LTD, 5005 SHERBROOKE W.EL.6407 Cleaning Plants: WHITE SWAN CLEANERS, LTD.4892 SHERBROOKE W.WA.1143 Coal-Coke- Fuel Oil HAND & PARKER, LTD.4857 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1131.Corsets: MME.ST.ONGE, REGD 4887 SHERBROOKE W.DE.5656 \u201c Dairy Products: BROWN BUCHANAN DAIRY, LTD.* 33 we IN pgstmounT 4850 SHERBROOKE W., HARTES DRUG REGD 4875A SHERBROOKE W.WA.5636 METCALFE PHARMACY 4451 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.6727 Electric Refrigeration: McPARLAND REFRIGERATION, REG\u2019D 4 HILLSIDE AVE.WE.6676 Electric Service: MacRAE ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Installations and Repairs of All Kinds.380 VICTORIA AVE.EL.3121 Exchange Store: THE SWOP SHOP 384 VICTORIA AVE.EL.2230 Florists: EDDY\u2019S FLORISTS 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.7242 JOHN EDDY .& SONS, REGD 4841 SHERBROOKE W.DE.9898 Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Ave, Furriers: .BLEAU & ROUSSEAU 5004 SHERBROOKE W.DE.4482 BRADNER FUR CO.5007 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1133 Grocers & Butchers: DIONNE & DIONNE 4120 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.7411 P.A.SEERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2741 \u2018THRIFT - STOP & SHOP EL.7361 General Contractors: C.J.BROWN, INC.PAINTING AND DECORATING Estimates cheerfully given.4263 ST.CATHERINEW.WE.2323 Hardware Store: J.PASCAL HARDWARE CO., LTD.4827 SHERBROOKE W.WA.5686 l F 4968 SHERBROOKE W.\u201c 1227 GREENE AVE.Pets & Supplies: ~~ WESTMOUNT GOLDFISH Permanents and all branches of Beauty Culture 4842 SHERBROOKE Ww.EL.7880 Jewellers: J.G.NORWELL 390A VICTORIA AVE.EL.8616 OHMAN\u2019S 1216 GREENE AVE.WE.4046 Ladies\u201d Ready-To-Wear: MAY'S RITE FT\u201d LADIES\u2019 WEAR 1219 GREENE AVE.FI.9541 WINIFRED\u2019S : HOUSE OF GOWNS 4832 SHERBROOKE W.EL.Manufactured Ice: 1815 ICE MANUFACTURING CO.4093 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.631 Refrigerator Showroom 4209 St.Catherine St., West Men\u2019s & Boys\u2019 Apparel: WARREN REGD 4884 SHERBROOKE W.Millinery: CLAREMONT MILLINERY (MRS.MANSEAU) Moving & Storage: WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.205 OLIVIER AVE.WE.111 Oriental Rugs: YERVANT\u2019S ORIENTAL RUGS 4903 SHERBROOKE W.WA.363 DE.3982 WA.2178 3 6 Painters - Decorators: W.J.CHAPMAN - ~ & BIRD SUPPLIES 337 VICTORIA AVE.4 i FI.8634 DE.4532.\u2014\u2014 me BUSINESS ASSOCIATION WESTMOUNT The late arrival of Their Majesties has caused the postponement of » Citizens\u2019 Night from May 18th to Monday, May 22nd.It is hoped that the later date will be equally convenient to those who had intended to be present.We can assure everyone that the show will be as good as promised and an enjoyable evening will be experienced by all.At the time of going to press, we are unable to state definitely whether Mayor Walter A.Merrill and Mr.W.R.Bulloch, M.LA,, will be able to attend but it is our sincere hope that they © PROGRAM © 1.Carolina Ramblers \u2014 Wally Lavin- skas, Jerry Walsh, Buddy Elkins.2.Ballettina: \u2018\u2019In Old Vienna\u201d \u2014 Ma- belle Roberts, Winifred Cook.(Fuller School of Dramatic Art) 3.Song and Dance: \u2018Ferdinand the Bull\u2019 \u2014 Lorna Pearce.(Fuller | School) 4.Song and Dance: \u2018My Monocle\u201d \u2014 Lorna Pearce.(Fuller School) 5.Tap Dance \u2014 Mabelle Roberts.) Fuller School) | 6.Tap Dance \u2014 Winifred Cook.(Fuller School) 7.\u201cThe Lambeth Walk,\u201d 1939 Version \u2014Joan Phillips, Joan Boyle.(Fuller | School) 8.Soprano Solo, selected \u2014 Margaret Gilmour.(Fuller School) \u2018 9.Dance: Gitanaza \u2014 Tamara Umanski.Accompanied by Miss Verna Evans.(Evans Sisters School of Dancing) 10.Flat Foot Floogie \u2014 À satire on jitterbug dancing.June Parker, Ted Evans, |i Pauline Boivin and Bob Evans.Accompanied by Miss Verna Evans.(Evans Sis*ers) | 11.Monologue: \u2018\u2019At the Box Office\u201d \u2014 Miss Jean Hardie.(Student of Miss Margaret E.Murray) | 12.Solo, selected \u2014 Miss Germaine La- France.13.Mysterious Mr.\"X\u2018.| \" 1311 GREENE AVE.} Plumbers: WM.PERING 4937 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3396 VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.4834 SHERBROOKE W.EL.0616 JOHN WATSON & CO., LTD.1359 GREENE AVE.Fl.4689 Printers: ROBSON PRINTERS LTD.4206 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.5227 Radio Sales & Service: ACME RADIO & SPORTS 344A VICTORIA AVE.WA.8200 Roofing & Plumbing: WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING CO.ROOFING INSPECTION 206 OLIVIER AVE.WE.3844 NIGHT and SUNDAY CALLS: AM.1418 \u2014 CA.$354 .Restaurants: MURRAY\u2019S LUNCH LTD.5011 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3262 Shoes: REGENCY SHOE STORE Macfarlane, Siater, J.& 7, Bell.and Wigwam Sho 4863 SHERBROOKE DE.6277 Stationery & Tobacconist: TOPKINS Taxi Service: WESTMOUNT TAXI SERVICE 1215 GREENE AVE.Upholstering & Draperies: B.; WILDE 220 ELM AVE.Fl.2468 Fl.2622 WE.0307 a Ta A ar a ier em am ls ol PASTA Fie Ses .\u201c - - ~~.- a \u2014\u2014\u2014 - "]