The Westmount examiner, 6 juillet 1939, jeudi 6 juillet 1939

[" grecs mm 3 Sista esi ee.Sa \u201c40 Years in oy Westmount\" OHMAN'S Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS ANTIQUE SILVER AN IDEAL WEDDING GIFT FINE WATCHES WE.4046 1216 Greene OO LA RAMIMAIAS VOL.X., No.27 Rr Pd dd Ld PT Pr dP Pot.Vs Ave.he Westmount Examiner Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of C WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939 anada's Metropolis Y PPE) p22 A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Fres Estimates WE.2323 (LM a EEE Cleaned Westmount mme À \u2014 hc :-TWO cen [BUSINESS MEN OFFER TRIP TO WORLD'S FAIR POLICE DRIVE TO CURB] ACCIDENTS 15 MARKED SUCCESS; MANY FINED Recorder Metes Out Heavy Heavy Breaking Laws \u2014 Tw Penalties to Those Caught o Drivers Apprehended for Driving Over 60 Miles Per Hour Sentenced on Monday \u2014 Outsiders Found Worst Offenders The drive to curb traffic accidents on the streets of the municipality, opened last week by the Westmount Police Department, been a marked success and a large has number of violators have been brought before the courts and heavily penalized, Chief Walter Gough reported yesterday.A fine of $40 plus costs of $4.20, with the alternative of two months in jail, was meted out to Marcil Daigneault, of 1174 Sussex street, when he appeared before Deputy Recorder Grigg Monday morning on a charge of speeding and failing to stop when ordered to do so by a constable.The charge listed Daigneault as driving at a speed of 78 miles BOYS BRIGADE MEMBERS PASS TESTS AT CAMP Exceptionally Active Week Spent by Unit at Camp Becscies Members of the First West- mount Company of the Boys Brigade have had a particularly active week at Camp Becscies.Canoeing tSte\"ErE\" \u201csuvcéssially) passed by.Sinclair Dixon, William Mulligan, Jack Patterson, Billy Patterson, Billy Dryden (who swam the lake in record time), Kenneth Bolduc, Bruce Marshall and Derek Ramsay.These boys passed the boating test: Harold Fairhead, Jack Goodfellow, Billy Lewis, Robert Morrow and Roy Howard.On Friday an aquatic meet took place and the following boys topped the various events.as follows: Cross lake swim, Kenneth Bolduc ; 75 yard swim, Jack Patterson; canoeing, singles, Duncan Patterson; gunwhale race, Billy Dryden; row-boat singles, Wm.Mulligan; row-boat doubles, Sinclair Dixon and Kenneth Bolduc.Every camper\" entered into some part of the meet and a most enjoyable time was had by all.The winning hut for the week was that led by Robert Beal, with a total of 59 points.Points were given for daily inspection as well as various camp improvement projects.During the week a number of boys worked hard to earn their Canadian camper\u2019s badge and were awarded them at the Friday night camp-fire.They were: Harold Fairhead, Bruce Marshall, Jack Goodfellow, Billy Dryden, Jack Patterson and Billy Lewis.A chevron for special merit was awarded the following boys who undertook certain duties by utilizing their own initiative: Sinclair Dixon, Robert Morrow, Duncan Patterson, Billy Patterson, William Mulligan and Kenneth Bol- due.The evening camp-fires will long be remembered as they took such an active part in the program.Each evening closes with vespers conducted by Captain Richardson with the boys assembled about the camp-fire.PLAN VISIT Mrs.Pierre F.Casgrain and her daughters, Miss Helene and Miss Renee Casgrain, are leaving shortly to visit Mrs.Casgrain\u2019s mother, Lady- Forget, in Ste.Irenee-les- Bains.(Erection Of New| Clubhouse To Start Soon | Construction of the new headquarters of the St.George's Club is \u2018expected to commence early next week, it was learned reliably vesterday.Details of the plans of the building have not yet been released.The old structure on Westmount Boulevard was almost totally de- *per hour along Sherbrooke street at 1.45 a.m.on June 27.He was chased by Motorcycle Constable William Smith along Sherbrooke street from Olivier avenue to At- water avenue.For speeding on Sherbrooke street at 64 m.p.h, Robert Benoit, of 3712 Notre Dame street west, was fined $35 plus costs of $4.20 with the option of two months in jail by Deputy Recorder Grigg the same morning.Both pleaded guilty to the charges.During the initial period of the campaign to curtail street mishaps 31 persons were halled into court to face charges of speeding.All received fines and were warned by the recorder to drive within the legal speed limits in future.Legal speed limit within the confinements of cities has been leet\u2014~at\u2014-B0-miles per hour by-the Province.Bicycle riders are also being closely watched and must obey traffic regulations to the same extent as motorists.They come under the jurisdiction of the Quebec Motor Vehicle Act just as do operators of other vehicles.Chief Gough stated that in the majority of cases those apprehended were residents of adjoining municipalities.Westmount citizens, he said, had shown willingness to co-operate in the drive to end the mounting accident rate here.MAN FRACTURES LEG IN MISHAP W.P.Downey, of 515 Gros- of the left leg, below the knee, when he allegedly stepped inte the path of a car driven by Flor- ian Levesque, 22 Third avenue, Ansonville, Ont, on Grosvenor avenue at 9.30 p.m.on Sunday.According to information received by police Mr.Downey stepped directly into the path of the car driven by Levesque and the latter was unable to avoid striking him.The car was proceeding south on Grosvenor.Downey was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital by ambulance where his injuries were reported as not serious.Pool Re-Surfaced Work on the resurfacing of the bottom of the pool in Westmount Park will be commenced early next week.The pool is being drained at present and will require the week-end to dry before work can be started.venor avenue, suffered a fracture | - Chief W.Gough | Returns From Convention Chief Walter Gough, of the Westmount Police and Fire Departments, returned Friday night from the convention of the Chief Constables Association of Canada.which was held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last week | at Windsor, Ont.NEW OFFICERS ARE NAMED BY ROTARY CLUB Annual Meeting Held by Westmount Body in Victoria Hall Wednesday J.de Lalanne took over office as president of the Westmount Rotary Club at its annual meeting held in Victoria Hall at noon Wednesday.Chairmen of committees for the tenth year of the club were announced as follows: Aims and Objects, the president: Club Service, John Colton: International Service, B.Cuthbert; Inter-Club.John H.Hand; Rotary Education, Percy Delgado; Finance, D.Bro- phy: Entertainment, P.French: Public Relations, J.L.Nelson; House, Cecil Box: Classification, J.K.Carver; Membership, S.B.Cayford; Personnel, S.Neilson; Program, E.Everson; Fellowship, W.Rowat; Community Service: L.G.Perry: Vocational Service, T.Stokes; Boys Work, W.Whitaker; Crippled* Children; Dent] Harrison; Attendance, R.Richards; Song Leaders, R.Baker; Sergeant At Arms, V.D.Sprott; Auditors, W.Spearman and A.A.Boire.Mr.de Lalanne succeedes Vice- President John Colton who has headed the club for the past year.In his address President de La- lanne suggested that the yub should strive for a combination of well arranged programs ,interesting speakers, varied types of fellowship meetings, and a reasonable amount of participation in community and social work, as embodied in Rotary\u2019s motto: \u201cNot Self but Service.\u201d He also pointed out that the most important problems confronting the club for the present term were the establishment of a satisfactory district, for the local unit if Rotary International and the Montreal Club complete tentative plans for another separate club in the N.D.G.area.Newfoundland Veterans To Have Old Home Week The Newfoundland Army and Navy Veterans Association is considering sponsoring a trip to Newfoundland in 1940, under the caption \u201cOld Home Week.\u201d Knowing there are many Newfoundland in 1940, under the caption \u201cOld Home Week.\u201d Knowing there are many New- foundianders in Notre Dame de Grace, that would be anxious to re-visit their homeland, and judging from the interest taken in other parts, the association takes the opportunity to obtain the names and addresses of any New- foundlanders who are interested.AT STE AGATHE Dr.and Mrs.Jonathan Meak- ins are occupying their cottage at Ste.Agathe for the summer.Dr.verior avenue, noted pioneer arctic miner, celebrated his 70th birthday on Monday.Dr.Holliday graduated as an osteopath in Philadelphia.He was born in Quebec City in 1869, the son of a fisherman.He first trekked to the north country by boat and dog team in 1898, working his way the greater part of the distance on tramp steamers.Probably best known for the tales he has to tell of the north country in the early days of its development, Dr.Holliday has re.ttroyed by fire some months ago.lated many yarns about the no- Colorful Figure Marks Seventieth Birthday Philip Hoiliday, 580 Gros- \u2018| pelled to pay torious gang leader \u2018Soapy\u2019 Smith, who \u2018earned\u2019 a brisk livelihood cheating unsuspecting miners in every shady scheme he was able à to promote.! Dr.Holliday once made $65.000! in three weeks, but was later com- Workers were at a premium in that part of the country at that time and demanded ridiculous wages.Dr.Holliday is familiar with many places in northern Canada, including Dawson City.He also spent many years in the Yukon.He was formerly a member of the Westmount Rotary Club.~ \\ » prema DUCKING THE TRAFFIC 7% Not the least prominent of \u2018Fanny, Sussex County's tame duck.dren of summer, 1939, strolls across Main street in Newton, while an obliging cop holds up traffic for her.= - ih ages .lel = the citizens of Newton, N.J., is Here Fanny, leading her chil- SCHEDULE OF VAGATION CLUB 18 ANNOUNGED Many Events Planned for Y.M.C.A.Group From Saturday to July 15 The complete schedule of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Boys\u2019 Vacation Club, from Saturday unti! July 15, follows: Saturday: 8 a.m.(standard time), third party of Westmount \u201cY\" boys leave for Kamp Kana- wana, Monday: 9.30 a.m., Chief Pok- ingfire of Caughnawaga.\u201cIndian Lore.\u201d Hobby clubs and sports; model airplanes, woodwork, photography, soap carving, stamps, baseball in the park.10.30, life saving; 11, beginners swim learn to swim instruction; 11.30, swimming tests; 2 p.m., educational trip to Dominion Glass.Tuesday: 9 a.m., the story of how dynamite is made in movies; 10, hobbies and sports; 11.30, general swim: 2 p.m, visit to St.Helen's Island \u2014 Swim at the Montreal Swimming Club \u2014 bring bathing suit and towel, two car tickets, and 15 cents.Wednesday: 9.30 a.m., Chief of Police Gough, Westmount Police, \u201cSafety on Bicycles.\u201d; 10, hobbies (Continued on Page 5) First Sing-Song Postponed Until This Evening The first in the current series of municipally-sponsored sing- ~Aongs, Acheduled to.commence last week at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, was postponed until this evening.The event is scheduled to start at 8 o'clock.Last week's sing-song was cancelled due to an unexpected downpour of rain.A large crowd which had assembled at the grounds to participate in the event had to leave when the storm broke, Entertainment for tonight's event is to he provided by the Westmount Fossils Club.It will, as usual, be preceded by the regular weekly handicaps.\u2014 The Week At Victoria Hall Next Tuesday: The Westmount Municipal Association; Wednesday: Westmount Rotary Club, luncheon meeting.BOYS VISIT STATION Under the supervision of E.I.Taylor, 43 boys of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.visited the Westmount Police station this weck as part of the educational program conducted at the branch.BRITAIN BUILDS UP ARMY FE + it out in wages.\u2019 * Zia Men who turned out in response to the British government's call for volunteers for the Territorial above being fitted out with uniforms at the headquarters of the London Rifle Brigade.Ze ; - ceived by police Anderson's was parked at the curb and was struck in the rear hy the machine driven by Baxter.Both cars were headed in a westerly direction.'Man Given Fine| Of $10 For Loitering A man giving the name of Joseph Gernier, 53, no address, was fined $10 plus $5 costs, with the option of 15 days in jail, when he appeared beforè Recorder C.H., Hale on a charge of loitering Monday morning.The accused was arrested on Cote St.Antoine Road on June 28 by Detective Belec.He pleaded guilty when arraigned.FIRST SOD I$ TURNED AT SITE OF SYNAGOGUE Breaking of the Ground for New Temple Emanu-El House Celebrated Breaking of the ground for the new Community House of the Temple Emanu-El was celebrated at a simple ceremony on Tuesday night, when C.N.Sommer, honorary trustee, turned the first sod and a prayer of consecration was offered by Rabbi Harry J.Stern.Sidney Isaacs, president of the building committee, presided over the assembly and also made a short address, in which he stressed the importance of religious ed- ucalion for Jews in the present days, and thanked all those who had contributed to the building of the community house, which is to be sitUated direëtiy\"\"beaïde \u201cthe Temple at the corner of Elm ave- nué and Sherbrooke street.Rabbi Stern in a few well chosen words emphasized the fact that although Jews built no armaments in the political sense of the word they placed their faith in synagogues and schools, Ald.B.Panet-Raymond, pro mayor of Westmount assured the congregation of the city's co-op- eration in their new venture and expressed Mayor Walter E.Merrill\u2019s regret at being unable to attend.Other speakers were the Reverend J.Lavell Smith, minister of the Westmount Park church, who brought the best wishes of his congregation.Dr.A, Bercovitch, president of the congregation of the Temple, Mrs, Arthur Simon, president of the Sisterhood, and George Hollinger, president of the Brotherhood.It is expected that the community house will be completed and ready for occupancy by the end of October.It will house a religious school and the College of Jewish Studies as well as a number of other educational and social facilities.CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION Cons\u2018flerable damage was caus- ed both vehicles when a car driven by John Baxter, of 49 Kirkwood avenue, Beaconsfield, collided with one operated by Duncan Anderson, 4898 Western avenue, opposite 4447 Western avenue at 11.45 p.m.on Friday.information re.car According to \u2014\u2014 Le er rer ASSOCIATION 10 CONDUCT LIMERICK CONTEST; ALL HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO WIN Competition Scheduled to Commence Next Week in Westmount Examiner \u2014 Winner Will be Awarded All-Expense Tour to New York City \u2014 Scheme Designed to Improve Trade Locally Every local resident is to be given the chance of visiting the New York World's Fair as a guest of the Business Association of Westmount.Following a general meeting last week the organization announced that it would conduct a limerick contest in the Westmount Examiner, the fivat prize being an all-expense tour to the fair.The winner will receive free transportation to New York and return; three days ace commodation in one,of the city's finest hotels; tickets of admission to the fair grounds for two days and to many of the most popular attractions; a visit to Radio City: and a tour of New York City and n wide choice of numerous other?\u2014\u2014mm\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 popular sightseeing trips.* Rules Full information regarding the contest and the rules governing it will be outlined in a full page advertisement to be run next week.All residents of the required nge are invited to participate.The contest, designed to improve summer trade here, entails no obligations and those entering will not be required lo purchase goods or services of any kind.The prize is believed to be one of the.most attractive ever offered by a business association on the Island of Montreal and it is expected that thousands of residents will enter the contest.Limericks will be found next week in a full p advertisement, a sponsored\u2019 co-oRerttivETy b By\" test: |e ing merchants of the city.The prize will be awarded by the merchant whom the judges decided has received the most cleverly completed limerick.Requirements All contestants have to do is to fill in the last line of the limericks and bring them to the firm sponsoring the individual \u201cad.\u201d In writing the last line it should be noted that it must rhyme with the first two.It is useless to send entries to The Westmount Examiner \u2014 they must be brought to the place of business sponsoring the limerick ad selected.If last lines are written for two or more limericks they must be brought to \u2018the individual business places of the advertisers.No exception whatever will be made to this rule as the purpose of the contest is to better acquaint local shoppers with Westmount merchants.There is absolutely no obligation to purchase anything in the business premises to which entries are submitted.Details stated above merely describe the contest in a news sense and should not be considered official rules governing it.They will appear in detail in the next issue of this paper, Sustains Minor Injury In Fall On School Lawn Sidney Philip, 14, of 164 Hillside avenue, sustained injuries to the right elbow when he tripped and fell while walking across the lawn fronting Westmount High School at 4.30 o'clock Friday afternoon.He was treated at the Western division of the Montreal General Hospital.SEIGNIORY CLUB Mr.and Mrs.Colin Rankin and Miss Mary Strachan were at the Seigniory Club for the week-end aboard Mr.Rankin\u2019s cruiser, \u201cNao- win.\u201d S a morning, T.W.Jones, who was a delegate In Calvary Church on Sunday the.minister, the Rev.72 \u2018from the Montreal Gyro Club tu (auxiliary) Army are shown : \u2018the Gyro International , tion held Conven- in Jasper Park, amid the Rocky Mountains, will preach the sermon on the theme, \u201cThe Message of the Mountains,\u201d bringing tn the congregation lessons learned amid the majestic peaks of the Rockies.The Psalmist said \u201c1 will lift up my eyes unto the Hills,\u201d f Rev.T.W.Jones to Preach \u2018On National Convention The Communion of the Lord's Supper, with reception of new members will be held at the morning service.At the evening service Dr.Jones will open a series of sermons on Songs of the Bible, the first of the series being \u201cSongs of Deliverance.\u201d Visitors are very heartily vited tn attend these services.The minister will be glad to render pastoral ministry for any requiring his services during the month of Jul in- ADVERTISING ARRANGED BY BUSINESS MEN Executive of Westmount Association Submits Proposals to Membership A wide publicity plan inciuding the distribution of window insignias jdentifying members, a limerick.contast.with a prise of an.alle expense trip to the Naw York World's Fair, and the distribution of wall cards to residents, were studied at a general meeting of the Business Association of West- mount held in Victoria Hall last week.\u2019 Thg session was the annual meeting of the organization and reports were read from the various committee chairmen.Those in attendance were given the opportunity of expressing opinions from the floor on the proposals submits ted.Eric Ohman recommended that in future open meetings be confined to adults.He was supported by President W.Gordon Kenwood who suggested that tickets of admittance to future funclions be distributed through local merchants, He pointed out that this plan had been first suggested by the executive in office last year.Credit for the success of the last open session, which packed to capacity the large upper auditor- jum in Victoria Hall was extended to the entertainment commite tee, headed by Mr.Ohman.Plang Submitted C.A.James, publicily chairman, submitted the plans for a wide program to publicize local mer-= chants and the benefits Lo be derived by shopping with them.He showed the crest that will be dis= tributed to members of the organe ization and said that a profes sional sign placer would be hired to affix them to merchants\u2019 wine dows, He also recommended that ade vertisements be run in the Exame iner during the summer months in order to promote trade during \u201che dull business season.By reprrting its activities in ita news columns, Mr.James said, The Examiner had proven a strong force in helping the association in its ine itial year of operation.69 Members It was reported that there are now 69 paid up members and this number is expected Lo maternally increase during the present terri, A suggestion that a directory of the City of Westmount be prepared, proposed by M:.Kenwood and J.H.Bradner, was \u2018abled for further study.There \u2018s now a directory of the Town of Mount Royal, it was pointed out.There was discussion regarding earlier closing of stores but no action by the association was decided upon.The matter is expected to come up for further study at a future meeting.The president, W.Gordon Ken- wood, nccupied the chair.BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Born: To Sergeant Ovila Arse- nault, of the Westmount Police Department, and Mrs.Arsenault.nee Aldee Boudreau, on Monday, June 26th, at the Verdun General Hospital, a daughter.1 RITES PE LL mere as = | 27e : \u2018cottages, PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner Published Every Friday Morning Serving the City of Westinount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropsiis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773¢ \u2018\u2019Fhe Examiner\u201d aime te be an independent, clean .Rewapaper fer the home, deviteo to public service.\u2014 WESTMOUNT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1939 \u2014 THE LATE A.G.MILLER - The many friends of A, Graham Miller, of The Monitor advertising staff, were deeply grieved to learn of his death late last week.Mr.Miller, or \u2018\u2019Fluff\u201d as he his associates, was a vigorous straight- shooting Maritimer of tne old type Who told you exactly what he thought in terms that left no doubt of what he meant.frankness made him a host of friends.Everyone liked him, even those who violently dis- In years past, his business connections took him to all parts of Canada, and news of his death brought méssages of condolence to the bereaved relatives from friends throughout the country, To these, The Examiner adds its sincerest sympathy to agreed with him.the family in thdir great loss.MR.RALSTON TO RETURN?A visit by Hon, J.L.Ralston, former Minister of National Defense, ister King, starts speculation as to the probability of his returning to public life.being suggested that if Hon.C.A.Dunning, retires thrqugh reasons of ill-health, Mr.Ralston would take over the Minister of Finance, \u2018portfolio.7 Mr.Ralston\u2019s retirement public loss.the cabinet.\u2018being determined to keep out a tima, Mr, King prevailed upon Mr.Dunning to re-erter public life and take over the Finance ministry.Though first a candidate \u2018honors in 1908, more than 30 Ralston is still a comparatively young man.He will not be 58 until September 27.De- He was admittedly one of the shining lights in the Libera! Party, but because of private obligations which he felt he could not hororably shirk, he refused to enter From 1930 to 1935, he had been \u2018chief financial critic for the Liberal Opposi- fion and had done a masterly job.Mr.Ralston return to it.was known to personality, a This to Prime Min- It is in 1935 was a of politics for for legislative years ago, Mr.tumn.law since 1931 standing member of the bar.tinguished record overseas during the war.If Mr.Dunning feels that he cannot continue his onerous task as Minister of Finance, Mr.King could find no better man for the job than Mr.Ralston.man to be left out of public service, and it may be that he could be prevailed upon to in Montreal, ROYAL BANNERS OVER OTTAWA If you haven't already seen it, make a point of going to the next picture house that is running \"Royal Banners Over Ottawa\u201d a unusually good motion picture record of the visit of Their Majesties to Canada\u2019s capital city.The picture was produced by Associated Screen News (whose headquarters and laboratory are on Western avenue, Notre Dame de Grace) and is one of the celebrated Canadian Cameo series produced by this organization.The picture was made under the general direction of Gordon Sparling, who also personally did the cutting.Critical photographers will find the colour rendering a bit below the standard of the best professional coloured films, but it must be remembered that a medium had to be used which would permit the picture to be taken, processed, cut, and duplicated at newsreel tempo \u2014 and in view of this limitation the results are really excellent.Particularly impressive, however, is the skill displayed in editing the various scenes into a smooth narrative; it is one of the best-edited shorts your observer has yet seen, If this picture is a forerunner of what we are to see when the entire story of the Royal Visit is presented to us in motion picture form, then we are indeed in for an inspiring experience.DOG DAYS ARE HERE Now that hot summer days are here again, the question of keeping dogs in control is a timely topic.Dogs running loose in this weather are a menace both to the public at large and to their owners.The law that makes it obligatory for owners to keep dogs tied or on leash should be enforced strictly until au- feated in his first effort to enter the House of Commons, he was elected to the Nova Scotia Legislature in 1911, was re-elected in 1916, but was defeated in 1920 and 1925, and for the House of Commons in 1926.But a month after the general election of that year, he was elected by acclamation, for the riding of Shelburne-Yarmouth, and was returned again in 1930.Though a Nova Scotian, he has practised and is an out- He had a dis- He is too valuable a THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER STOPME.IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE Fussy \u201cWhat's the matter, Jenkins?\u201d snapped a shoe store manager.-\u201cCan\u2019t you serve this customer?\u201d \u201cNo sir,\u201d replied the assistant.\u201cHe's trying to find two shoes which squeak in the same key.\"\u2014 Grit, Oh! A customer walked into an umbrella shop carrying an umbrella that was turned completely inside out, \u201cThis umbrella is in bad shape,\u201d commented the proprietor, \u201cWhat hurricane struck it?\u201d \u201cI merely happened to walk over a subway grating,\u201d explained the customer, \u201cand just then a L train sped underneath.\u201d The umbrella man was astounded.\u201clI don't understand,\u201d he remarked.\u201cI've walked over a number of subway gratings just when a train was speeding by, but they never turned my umbrella inside out.\u201d The customer shrugged.\u201cI know,\u201d he sighed.\u201cBut I happened to sneeze at the same time.\u201d CANADIAN MEAT FOODS In the 83 establishments in Canada in which live stock is killed for human consumption, operated under the Meat and Canned |: ad- |} Foods Act and Regulations, ministered by the Health of Animals Division, Dominion Department of Agriculture, 6,081.899 animals and poultry were killed in the year ended March 31, 1039.The total was made up as follows: swine, 3,064,740; cattle, 853,- 739; calves, 676,395; sheep, 780, 287; poultry, 714,676; buffalo, 2, 026; goats, 36.EMPIRE INFORMED The entire British Empire re: ceived the last Derby result within 10 seconds of the finish, 20738 SITUATIONS VACANT SUMMER BOARD FOR SALE The Westmount Examiner = 35-| CLASSIFIED ADS WAlnut 2773 FOR SALE ABBIBTANT for gold mining in river.BRIC CUOFTAGS Franklin Centre, TENTS, canoe sails, tarpaulins, pack PIANO,\u201d $15.00; also sideboard, solld Must like outdoors life.Big rovenue.Quiet, clean, home cooking, bathing, sucks, shower curtains.We make mahogany: book Capital $100, A.Murols, Waterville, direct {nxi sorvice.Mra.LC.Todd: them.Stewart's Regd.400 St.very cheap.FL sire 123 Bel Que, ROOMS TO LET James.MA.5511.v-4 v-16 SITUATIONS WANTED LARGE ROOM to rent, # \"Week.AWNINGS, numerous shopworn ones FIREPROOF trunk, good size, 37.00: RACTICAL NURSE of experience, 1040 Greene, WI.6975.to clear at low prices.Stewart's|two leather armchairs $2.00 each.okpabls\u2019 of giving massages, wlll glve ENT AND TWO rooma, Board oF Reg'd., 100 St.James.MA.5511.|1049 Greene Avenue, Westmount, sn so a.pv Do convalescent.part board, Housekeeping lt de- V3 V-18 Q0 per month Ll mired.PI.6178.122 Selby.V-17| SAFE and electric drill (Black & HAND CARVED solid oak dining HOUSES TO LET - 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