The Westmount examiner, 16 novembre 1939, jeudi 16 novembre 1939

[" 39 Crews\u2019 na void.secre.ver te le min.ng fo ed the Capt as ang istruc it an¢ le let | Wa nothe; 0 the t.apidh anni way i.C.Rover Chief Munn ht up rs.lp of some ning) >pper.| this meet.e and wer rristie legis- rofit ~~ LL CH r nds p.m.; Ine, 401.dmis- > Tax Ideat For Army Men Waterproof Watches $15.00 up and Mido Self-Winding at Pre-War Prices 1216 Greene Ave.TP AU La Td LR PO re Also Rolex \u201cOyster\u201d WE.4046 VOL.X., No.46 \u201c40 Years in 68 Westmount\u201d OHMAN\u201d 40th Anniversary Watch Sale QUESTION CF AMENDING FARLY CLOSING.BY - LAW Others Commg Under Scrutiny Are Those Affecting the Closing of Gas Stations on the Sabbath and the Act Prohibiting the Sale of Beer by Grocers in This Municipality Modifications to the present laws governing closing hours for establishments, the operation of gasoline stations on Sunday and the sale of beer by grocers doing business in this municipality will be discussed at the general meeting of the Westmount Business Association to be held in Victoria Hall next Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock.All these questions are considered of vital interest.The meeting is open only to members.There is a group within the association clamoring fér some form of legislative modification against laws which they figure curtails their business or tends to enduce the purchasers to go into other dis- EX - LIEUTENANT OF WESIMOUNT FORGE PASSED Retired Lieutenant George Hain Dies in Ireland \u2014 War Veteran Retired lieutenant of the West- mount police department, Georg: Hain, died in Ireland October 21, according to word received here this week.ne Lieutenant Hain retired from the force in June after 30 years\u2019 service with the deparment.He had been given three months leave of absence in March.He took up residence in Ireland shortly after leave was granted, along with his wife and daughter, Mrs.Millie Fullerton, The popular officer was born in Fifeshire, Scotland, where he received his education, He enlisted in the Scottish Light Horse at the outbreak of the South African war and at the close of hostilities came to Canada and became a member of the Westmount Police force.When the Great War broke out he joined the re-enforcing company of the Royal Highlanders of Canada and served overseas during the entire course of the war, He re-joined the Westmount force in 1919.In November 1931 he was promoted to lieutenant.Many friends in Westmount will regret to hear of his passing.W.A.WOOD RECEIVES NEW APPOINTMENT W.A, Wood, formerly District Manager, Time Recorder Division of International Business Machines Limited, has recently joined the Intrepid Time Recorders Limited as Sales Manager.Mr, Wood, whose father, W.A.Wood, opened the first factory in Canada for the manufacture of time clocks, is the fourth generation of the Wood family to be engaged in this business.He is well known in Montreal and other parts of Canada, as an authority on Lost records and time recording equipment, pn an *tricts.There are several who hold the view that the law regarding the closing hours should be amended so as to conform to the change of business traffic.Some merchants believe that it would be preferable to be made to close an hour earlier Saturday night and remain open later Friday night.They say that late trade Saturday night is dwindling, but that on the other hand many residents in Westmount go shopping Friday evening and the local stores, being closed they must shop elsewhere, Changing Trend Some members of the association were assigned the task of surveying this changing trend in shopping practices a year ago and many have become convinced that their is a definite veering toward Friday shopping as against purchasing late Saturday night.The members feel that if the majority become satisfied of this they could agree to lop off an hour Saturday and have closing extended an hour later Friday.If this is adopted representations will in due coûrse be made to the City hall to have the by-law now in force amended.The question of the gasoline stations is a recurring one, but the members are again going to be asked to confront it and give their answer.Many sce rio reason why gasoline stations should not be allowed to operate on the Sabbath.They figure that it has not caused the residents to refrain from Iill- ing their automobile tanks at stations outside the limits of the municipality.Spread throughout the year this loss incurred through the dominical purchases of gasoline elsewhere is considerable, they claim, and something should be done to correct the present situation.Sale of Beer The sale of beer by Westmount grocers is a question that has remained an amusing one for the association these last few years, but there is a group of merchants for it.They contend that the local residents make beer purchases elsewhere and that the granting of beer permits to grocers would but regularize a situation that already exists with the exception that the beverage is bought just outside the limits of the city.It is known that the City of Westmount has always been against this and the beer permit may prove to be a hard nut to crack.However the association will discuss it.This is one of the few meetings (Continued on Page 2) Temple Emanu-El To Hold \u201cGet Acquainted Night\u201d Wednesday evening, November 22, the Men's Club of the Temple Emanu-El will hold a program Meeting and a \u201cGet Acquainted Night\u201d A symposium on \u201cThe Status of the Jew\u201d will be given with the following participants\u2014 Lawrence Marks, Joseph Cooper, Samuel Paperman, Joseph Abra- kams, A musical program and a.facial hour will follow.George Holinger will preside and'a word of welcome to newcumers will be £poken by Harold Neuman.At the Monday night classes in Adult Jewish Studies, Rabbi Stern \"as commenced a series of ad- Cresses on \u201cTeachings of Our Projets,\" Hebrew classes conducted Ly Mordecai Mendelsohn commenc- ing at 8:15.The four classes in the School for Emigres aiso meet on Monday evening commencing at 8:15 o\u2019clock; with the following in- atructors: Miss Betty Meyer, M.A., Harold Neumann, B.A., Mrs.J.D.Feldtman, B.A, J.D, Feldtman, Mr.Jul Heim.Brotherhood Speaker Class under the direction of Lawrence Marks also meets on Monday evening.Under the leadership of Bertrand Chadwick, Temple Organist, a choral society has been organized.Mrs.Lyon Bercovitch is in charge of registration.This society devoted to the advancement of syna- gague music commences its sessions on Friday evening, November 17, after Divine Service.CHANGE $ BUSINESS MEN EXAMINE he Westm - Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, * ount 1939 es ° {xaminer LINMALI SIMS AI IVINI SAS IISISIS III I UNI I Repaired - Refinished À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 A Pdi deca plied - Laid - Finished Cleaned .rn PRICE:\u2014TWO CENTS \u2018Will Make Check | On Violations .By Cyclists Westmount police have begun a check-up on violations of the law by bicycle drivers.Driving two on a bike, driving on the sidewalk, ignoring traffic light signals and all other offences will be checked by the constables.A check will also be made on bicycle licenses and all offenders against the law will be hailed to court.WILL CONTINUE SERMON SERIES AT ST.ANDREWS Alfred Pick Will Preach Sermon This Sunday \u2014 Theme \u201cIf I Could Preach Just Once\u201d Alfred Pick will preach the sermon on Sunday evening in St.Andrew\u2019s Church.He will be the fourth young man to preach on the geheral theme: \u201cIf I Could Preach Just Once.\u201d Each man condenses into one sermon the long, long thoughts of youth on the meaning of God, human life and destiny.Mr.Pick graduated from McGill Law School several years ago, after which he spent two years at the Sorbonne in Paris.He has published a book in which the respective city governments of Montreal and Paris are compared and appraised.In his sermon on Sunday evening it is expected \u2018that he will deal with the revolt of youth against the inhumanities and injustices of the world and will show a new kind of world towards which we are striving.At the morning service Reverend Bruce Copeland will give a brief address before the sermon, Mr.Copeland is returning next week to his mission field in China.A\" SQUADRON 1 CARRYING OUT FINE PROGRAM Legion of Frontiersmen Receiving Instruction \u2014 Meet at Queen's School The Legion of Frontiersmen (Canadian Command) are busily engaged once again in their winter training period, and \u201cA\u201d Squadron, Quebec Command, is receiving competent instructions under the supervision of Capt.P.T.T.Grant, M.M.L.F., Commanding Officer.Military training, first-aid, special police instruction, as well as possible emergency measures, are but a few of the subjects to be reviewed.Classes are being held every Thursday evening at 8 p.m.in Queen\u2019s School, Olivier Ave.West- mount.The squadron is now adding new recruits to its strength, and in view of the many requests regarding the necessary qualifications for enrolment it is well to note that applicants must have had previous military training, and that they must be past the required age as called for by the present Active Canadian Militia standards.Hi-Y Members Visit Iverley Settlement Thursday night the Westmount Hi-Y Club had its usual supper meeting.After the regular business had been attended to, President Elaine Leger conveyed to the girls the invitation of the staff of Iverly Community Centre to visit the settlement, which the club eagerly accepted.Sixty members went down to the Coursol street building.After an address by Miss Vail, the directress, the girls were shown through the building, several being sufficiently interested to volunteer their services, The club is very grateful to the staff of the settlement for their kind- ness in entertaining the girls.RECENTLY MARRIED Rev.Frank S.Morley, D.D., of Stanley Presbyterian church, and his bride, the former Miss Mary Harris, of St.Catharines, Ont., whose marriage took place recently in St.Catharines.Dr.and Mrs.Morley have taken up their residence on Mountain avenue, Westmount, Bishop Sovereign Relates North\u2019s Importance -In- Address At High School The importance of Canada\u2019s northland which will no doubt some day become the centre of Canadian industry, was stressed by Rt.Rev.A.H.Sovereign, Bishop of Athabaska to the boys in the four forms of Westmount high school this week, His Lordship referred to the speech made by Lord Tweedsmuir last autumn after returning from an extended tour of the sub-arctic zones across the country.At that time the Governor-General declared \u201cCanada\u2019s future lies in the heart of her Northland.\u201d On an expansive colored map of the Dominion of Canada Bishop Sovereign traced some of his exciting travels.Pointing to a sparse- ly-populated section of the map which represented the Peace River District, he told in a few words how the people of that region earned their livelihood.He dealt primarily with the prize wheat-grow- ing competition; the fine specimens of grain which after careful cultivation were taken to the Chicago Fair each year for the judging and awarding of trophies.He particularly pointed out the great pride these producers had when they were preparing for the contests and explained the reasons for the unusual excellence of the wheat in such northerly regions.Three reasons were given for the successful growing of wheat where most people think only frost and snow exist.The rich, black, loam qualities of the soil, the ten weeks of hot, penetrating sunshine and a thin, soft, sub-strata of absorbent clay are responsible for the fruitful results, Leaving northern Saskatchewan the audience were mentally transported to the Yukon (a district with which the speaker was especially familiar) where he related many of his more humorous personal experiences.To the general amusement of all he described a baseball game played by Eskimos and a few English boys at one o'clock in the morning\u2014in broad daylight.Laying great stress upon the oft-repeated observation that the aeroplane was responsible for all the big mining development north of the sixtieth parallel; the Bishop contrasted the ten days he had taken on an overland route to Great Slave Lake with the twelve hours he had taken on a return trip by air.The clergyman said that while motion pictures and effective and realistic illustrations in magazines did a great deal to stir appreciation for the part played by the airways, one really had to be on hand when a giant ship with her propeller whirring was about to take off with a load of heavy machinery for sume distant point.YOUTH CONFERENCE SUBJECT OF TALK The Girls Hi-Y club of West- mount High School met last Thursday,Elaine Leger presiding.After the business had been attended to, the girls were addressed by Gordon Hendery, who is president of the Boys Hi-Y, He spoke on the World Youth Conference, held last summer in Amsterdam, which he attended as representative for a number of Westmount organizations.The girls found his account of the conference of great interest.The president announced that the next meeting would be omitted because of the Inter Hi-Y dinner on Friday night, after which the meeting was adjourned.FOOT INJURY William Piper, 412 Fourth avenue, Verdun, sustained a foot injury when the bicycle he was driving south on Atwater was involved in a collision with an auto proceeding west on St.Antoine street.TWO CARS DAMAGED ON CHESTERFIELD AVE.Two cars were damaged in a collision on Chesterfield avenue according to a police report.Myer Lubitsky 4913 Sherbrooke sireet reported that he was driving south on Claremont avenue and turned east on Chesterfield avenue striking a parked car.The stationa:y car, property of William Reilly, 70 Chesterfield avenue, sustained a damaged bumper, fender and mudguard while the entire grill of Lu- bitsky's car was damaged.PICTURE SHOWN Through the kindness of Dent Harrison a moving picture of the Royal visit to Canada will be shown at St.Saviour\u2019s hall Wednesday, Nov, 22 at 8.16 p.m.ANNUAL LUNCHEON The Women\u2019s Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will hold its annual luncheon on Tues- day, November 21.ID og Owners To| Have Necessary License If you have an unlicensed dog in Westmount you'd better keep it under cover, Reason?Police are engaged in the an- ual check-up on dog licenses, Notices have been served on many dog owners that it is expedient to take out the necessary license now, Police reported this week that they will start issuing summonses to all violators at once.Sixteen hundred and nine canines were licensed last year.PARENTS NIGHT BEING PLANNED BY BOY'S UNIT Company Made Splendid Showing at Remembrance Service \u2014 Plans Being Made for Hockey The First Westmount Company turned out in good numbers to the Westmount Commemoration Service, Sunday afternoon, at the War Memorial.Assembling on Westmount Park, they proceeded to the service via Sherbrooke Stand returned along Cote St.Antoine Road, the march past taking place at St.Andrews Church.Plans are going forward for the company\u2019s annual Parents\u2019 Night, on which occasion the various activities of the weekly program will be presanted, that parents and friends may see just what their sons do on Brigade nights.À han- dicraît exhibit will be featured this year, the entries being judged for prizes.Boys desiring to play on the Company Hockey teams will register with Warrant Officer Robert Beal, this-Friday evening.All entrants will be tried out as soon as ice is available and those qualified will compose the Company's League team.The Battalion trophy, now in the hands of the 8th Snowdon Company, has long been desired by the First Company, and will be closely contested this season, The hockey committee consists of W.O.Robert Beal and Staff-Sgt.James Patterson, counsellors and all Non-Commission- ed officers.Is Keen Inter squad competition is very keen this year, the Month of October being won by the Band, under sgt.Phil, Lamb, who has the honor of wearing the medal throughout this month, To date, the standing shows Squad 1, under Sgt.Don.Taylor, fairly well in the lead but it is early in the month to predict who the winner will be.Neatness, punctuality, cleanliness of uniform, all play a large part in the weekly inspections, and Captain Richardson is well pleased with the improvement noticed each week, especially amongst the belts, which now, in the majority of cases, glittep This is one of the best methods of teaching boys self-respect, instituted by the founder, and means much to him when he becomes of age.Arrangements are in the process of completion whereby regular swimming periods will be featured.HEAVY DAMAGE TO MOTOR IN ACCIDENT A car driven hy Paul Trudeau, 5442 Notre Dame de Grace avenue, sustained heavy damage to one side when it struck a tram car on Sherbrooke street.Trudeau reported to police that he was driving west on Sherbrooke street and as he wax attempting to pass another auto proceeding in the the same direction, his car swerved on the tram tracks and hit an east hound tram.\u201cROSLYN LANE \u201cRoslyn Lane\u201d will be the official name of the lane between Roslyn and Grosvenor avenues, city hall officials announced yesterday.The new lane was opened this summer and civic officials decided that it should have a proper and official name.ANNUAL PRES PRIZES FOR WILL BE HELD SATURDAY Will Be Held at Victoria Hall ENTATION OF ACTIVITIES \u2014 Sing Song Will Be Held \u2014 Dancing, Exhibition of Handicraft Work Will Be Displayed \u2014 Yacht Club and Stamp Club Will Also Display Some of Past Year's Work The annual Presentation of prizes for all Recreation activities will take place evening, Nov, 18.Ald.B.Panet Ra in Victoria Hall on Saturday ymond will present the prizes.Handicraft work done on the city playgrounds during the summer months will be on display.The W Westmount Stamp Club will also exhibit some of their work of the past year.estmount Model Yacht Club and À sing-song led by Mr, John Walker will take place at 7.30 p.m.followed by the presentation of the season's awards at 8.00 p.m.After the presentation there will be dancing in the Concert Hall, The prize list follows: Quebec Rugby Football Union * Championship, Pat Lynch Junior Trophy won by Westmount Rugby Football Club.Senior Softball League, W.B.Scott Trophy won by Royals.Midget Hockey League, Individual cups won by Wolverines, Bantam Hockey League, Individual crests won by Accs, Pee Wee Hockey League, Rim- mer Trophy, won by Boston.Playoff Shield won by Canadiens.Girls\u2019 Handicraft: Jean Morgan, Natalie King, Gladys Morgan, Betty Moehring, Betty Inwood, Jean Russell, Shelia Russel, Beverley Condon, Madelein Lodge, Mary van Tongeren, Muriel D\u2019Avgavel, Joan Jolly, Mavis Selby, Karleen Kennedy, Patsy Charlton.~ Royal Life Saviiig Society Certificate \u201cC\u201d and Bronte Button: Mary van Tongeren, Gertrude Wark, Marguerite Lodge, Beverley Condon, Betty Moehring, Doreen Jones, Lilllan Goode, Jean Thorn- ber, Dorothy Green, Joan Green.Junior Putting Tournaments: won by David Carling.Treasure Hunts: won by John Kennedy.Boys' Gardens: Allen, Highest Aggegrate Points in Weekly Sports Days: Girls 8 and under won by Caroline Kennedy; girls 8 and under won by Gloria Williams; girls 10 and under wun by Pamella Haskett; girls 12 ahd under won by Gladys Morgan; girls 14 and under won by Dolly Thomson.Boys 8 and under won by Peter Hennossy; boys 8 and under won by Douglas Bramble; boys 10 and under won by Allan Robinson; boys 12 and under won by Leonard Chambers; boys 14 and under won by Buddy Tobias.Senior Putting Tournament winners: Mr.Thompson, Mr.R.Wilson, Mr, R.Scott, Mr.Campbell, Miss H.Thompson, Mr.Archibald, Mr.Crabtree, Mr.McLagan, Mr.R.Dunn, Mr.J.Campbell, Mr.F.Hodgson, Mr, R.Wilson-Smith.Tennis Tournament: Men's Open singles won by G.Hooper; Men's Adult Singles won hy R.Stirling: Ladies\u2019 Open Singles won by Miss E.Bader; Men's Open Doubles won by A.W.Osborne and E.Larson; Men's Adult Doubles won by 8.Quinton and B.Skarstedt; Mixed Doubles Open won by W.Coldwell and Miss H.Cottee; Girls\u2019 Student Singles won by Shirley Burnett; Boys\u2019 Student Singles won by Ian Hellyer; Boys\u2019 Scholar Singles won by A.Cameron.à won by Russel BREAKS WRIST Percy Dromville, 597 Metcalfe avenue, sustained a broken wrist when he tripped ever a wooden lawn edging on Sherbrooke street.He was treated by Dr.A.Ross.CHARLES HAZEN BECOMES HEAD OF KODAK CLUB Paul Kenwood is the New Secretary-Treasurer Who Helped Rebuild Dark Room The Westmount \u2018\u2019Y\u201d -Photogra- phy club got away last night to a flying start.This year the boys plan a bigger and better club than ever before.Last years club.did more than any other photography club had done in years before, The reason ofthe late starting of this club is because of the room being under general repairs, Elections were held last night electing Charles Hazen as president.The new secretary trea gurer is Paul Kenwood.Alan Steeves and Paul Kenwood were the only people who helped.the leader rebuild the dark room, For those who were in the club last year it is announced that the big table has been taken out and small tables placed around the room.The old lockers have been taken out.New, safe wiring has been put in with plenty of places for plug-ins.The yellow printing and enlarging lamp has been put up on the ceiling.The club will really get into full swing next Wednesday night at 8.00 p.m.This club is open only to juniors and intermediates and is under the leadership of Darrell Bedford.DR.GRANT LATHE T0 SPEAK AT COLLEGE Dr.Grant Lathe, National Secretary of the Canadian Student Assembly, will deliver an address to the Sir George Williams College unit of the C.S.A.at a lunch.con meeting tomorrow noon.Dr.Lathe has been very active in Canadian Student Assembly work, being one of the leaders in the organization of this nationwide movement, National Conference of the C.S.A, Dr.Lathe was chosen member .of the International Student Delegation which conveyed greetings ta some twenty universities in China Police Follow Up Clues - In Hit And Run Death Westmount police are following up clues in connection with the hit-run death of Edward lal lemande, killed almost instantly this week when struck by a truck.Lallemande and a friend, J.A.McDougall, 1054 Girouard avenue had enjoyed a meal at a restaurant.Jt was the first time they had met for some time.Later Mc- Dougall drove his friend to his home at 3286 St.Antoine street.Opposite Lallemande's home near Green avenue, it was apparent that the radiator of the car was frozen.Lallemande got out of the car and a little later a greer\u2018 colored truck passed.McDougall said that he heard 1 noise and saw a bumper from the tiuck skid across the street befor realizing that his friend had bees struck.He was unable to obtan the number of the truck.Mrs.Lallemande was waiting for her husband to r~turn and 1 noise attracted her attention, A she looked from her window sh saw a man roll on the pavémeni Rushing to the scene she discovjr ed the victim was her husband, + Westmount Municipal After the 198% pr vrs repens we ne PAGE TWO e : The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the Uity 0) Westiuuunt, Garden Suburb of Canadu'e Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Hosd Offices 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2778° aims te be an independent, clean deveten to publie corviee.\u2014\u20149 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 *The Examiner\u201d wewspaper for the bome, - SIX WEEKS TO XMAS Although it is difficult to realize, there is less than six weeks to Christmas.Stores are beginning to display holiday wares, gifts and toys, and arrangements are being made by merchants a!l pver town to handle the rush.Within a few days, gift stocks will be at the peak\u2014and that is the time to do your shopping, not when stores are crowded and selection limited.By shopping early you not only _give the merchant a break, but you assure yourself of the widest possible selection in the choice of gifts.Do your Christmas shopping early\u2014give yourself that comfortable satisfaction of knowing that the job has been done and finished with when other people are rushing about in a last-minute scramble.\"RED CROSS APPEAL \"Local residents are now being asked to contribute to Canada's first war appeal\u2014the Red Cross.With the outbreak of war, the demands upon the Red Cross have been severe\u2014three million dollars is being asked in this first appeal to the public, of which eight hundred thousand is expected from the Province of Quebec.The magnitude of the work done by \u2018the Canadian Red Cross in war time was im- sressively illustrated by the Prime Minister in Ris radio address opening the campaign: \u201cThe task before the Red Cross can best be visualized by a glance at its record of performance in the last war .the Society raised more than $9,000,000 in Canada for its own needs, Waised another $6,250,000 for the needs of \u2018the British Red Cross Society, and sent over- eas materia's and hospital supplies to the yalue of another $20,000,000.Once again the Canadian Red Cross is faced with war and its attendant suffering, The magnitude of its , present .task may vastly exceed even that of \u201cthe last Great War.\u201d That objective of the \u201c present drive will be met is assured, but only ; so if everyone does his bit.Collections locally will be under the chairmanship of Mrs.J.Les- lle Hodges, who has over five hundred vo:un- tary women workers ready to assist.FOOTBALL PLAY-OFFS With the Eastern Canada football season drawing to a close, it is interesting to note that In addition to London, Ontario, where University of Western Ontario won the intercollegiate title, four cities are still in the running for the two other senior championships \u2014 Ottawa, Toronto, Sarnia, and Montreal.Rough Riders meet Argos, and Sarnia meets Westmount in the firs?of two-game play-offs in the O.R.F.U.and Interprovincial, respectively, on Saturday afternoon, the winners to meet for the Eastern Canada title and the right to meet the Western Canada titlists for the Dominion crown early in December.|t is seldom that the finals have been spread around among so many cities as is the case this year, and the game shou'd benefit thereby.Just how Westmount will fare in the quest for the Dominion tit'e is problematical, for although the locals should clear the Sarnia hurdle, the next one, probably Ottawa, is an obstacle of vastly greater proportions.If the local team aets through to the Dominion finals this year, they will stamp themselves as one of Canada\u2019s all-time great football aggregations.HOW'S YOUR AIM TODAY?Maybe you haven\u2019t drawn a bowstring since you wore short pants.But listen to this: \u201cIn the practice of archery we have something resembling the principle in a man's moral life.When the archer misses the centre of the target he turns round and seeks for the cause of his failure within himself.\u201d Confucius contributed that one about 2500 years ago.And how it fits today! How it applies to the man who misses his objective by a mile and then aoes around yelling about all the adverse conditions under which he unleashed the arrow, or started a new business plan, or any one of a dozen things which you and | do every day.You'll find plenty of people in need of wise old Dr.Confucius\u2019 medicine among your associates.Maybe you'll find someone by taking a second peek in the mirror next time you shave.Yes, most of us can do quite a lot more turning round and seeking the cause of our failures\u2014directly back of our own necktie.Who knows but we may all become better archers or better planners or better people if we do turn round and put our finger on even one fault.At any rate it will be a lot quieter in an alibi-less world.MACHINE-GUNS AND TANK RIFLES The difference in the kind of fighting expected in this war is best illustrated in the composition of the British Expeditionary Force.In 1914 some 60 out of every 100 men were infantry soldiers.In 1939 only 20 out of every 100 are infantrymen.i Where machine-guns were few and far between and anti-tank rifles were unknown in 1914, each battalion now has 50 machine- guns and 16 anti-tank rifles.With weapons like that, the British boys ought to mow them down.BOOK | REVIEW HOWARD $ ROSS \u201cRecognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in the Com- on Law Units of the British Commonwealth\u201d by Horace Emerson Read, Professor of Law, University of Minnesota.Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass.Price: $4.00; Pages: 871.Examining basic legal theory from a largely original point of view and in the light of data derived from an unusually wide base, Professor Read here brings together for the first time the judicial and legislative experience on foreign judgment, of those countries in the British Commonwealth in which the law is founded upon the English common law as distinguished from the Roman, or civil, law.Those countries include Great Britain (excepting Scotland,) Ireland, Canada (excepting Quebec,) Australia, and New Zealand.By analysis and comparison he has welded the case-law of those countries into an Anglo-Do- minion law of foreign judgments.He has not only investigated the precepts which the cours have developed but has also attempted to discover and formulate the theory which has emerged in the course of their rationalization of those precepts.Several chapters are concerned with the ju-isdiction of foreign courts; ard hers Mr.Read is constructively critical and makes some useful suggestions for legislative imnrovement of present legal rules.His last two chapters are devoted to enforcement of foreign judgmen:s.The volume 1s dedicated to John Delatre Falconbridge, K.C.Scholarly Architect of Law.\u201d Professor Read points out in his Forward that since 1984 two notable books within the field of Anglo-Dominion conflict of laws have been published: \u201cPrivate International Law\u201d by Professor Cheshire predominantly English and \u201cConflict of Laws with Special Reference to the Law of Quebec (1987)\u201d by Walter S.Johnson, K.C., of the Montreal Bar.Book 1 deals with the legal nature of a foreign judgment; Book 2\u2014Jurisdiction of Foreign Courts; Book 3\u2014Enforcement of Foreign Judgments.In the Appendices un- Words for £ Le 35 CLASSIFIED AD f ?à : : _ AGENTS WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE j ARE You THE MAN: You will PING PONG table first class condi- THREE-PIECE chesterfield sulte in| BOY'S OVERCOAT, grey Herring- 3 a oom ng pros overy hour sell- tlon, WA, 4696, V-207| good condition, DE.3571.V-203| bone 12-14 years, beautifully lined.: nt ver pen eo hocesat es used STANTS racoon cont, size 40-43, oxcel- BUNNY EVENING COAT, 16, knee English doli's pram, navy blue, DE.: business ome YOU LA ve & told lent condition.little worn, sacrifice, length lined ivory velvet, like mew.2423.V-199 3 months.If you are Ured of working $85.00, Call after 7, 2287 Old Orchard, Man's overcoat, 36, $3.00.WA.3116.| TWO PIECE chesterfisid, perfect $ to earn profits for someone else OWN Apt.26.V-206 V-202| condition, 320.00.WA.4616, 5251 Gre- ! 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skates, boots 5%, rubber boots 41\u2014Tooth Sa CTatte found elsewheré In reader.Engagement for private party.EL 8526 V-113 42\u2014To bellow 34-9 ke past this issue, interview, WA.333L QO.The Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest following requirements:\u2014 Examiner in which the names of the the Westmount Theatre during the hidden.the purpose.one submitting the right answers, will be received in Friday's mail: The Westmount Examiner's Hidden Titles Contest is run with the kind co-operation of Mr.Godel, manager of the Westmount Theatre.Each week twelve passes are given to the six lucky winners who comply with the Simply find the two \u201cads.\u201d in the current issue of The Westmount twe feature pictures being shown at first half of the coming week are Submit all answers to The Contest Editor, The Westmount Examiner, 2191 Hampton Avenue, using the special coupon provided in each issue for Contestants must be over 16 years of age.Residents of Westmount, only, are eligible.All answers must be in the office not later than Wednesday, and the names of the winners will be published in Thursday's issue.A convenient coupon will be found elsewhere in the paper.The winners are drawn from among those who submit the correct answers as, unfortunately, it would be impossible to give passes to every- The winners of last week\u2019s contest are as follows and their passes Mrs.Charles Austin, 338 Grosvenor Ave.; Alice Sangster, 355 Prince Albert Ave.; Albert A.Smithers, 4213 St.Catherine West; Mrs, Charles Colquhoun, 288 Grosvenor Ave., apt.6; Marie C.Magnan, 130 Irvine Ave.; Mrs.Alfred Rothschild, 258 Prince Albert Ave.RE ideals.\u201d that many believe it has.commemorating the the past of men and women in civil life.Booker T.Washington is included the only negro to be so honored.He was for 34 years president of Tuskegee (Alabama) Normal and Industrial Institute.Canada is given the Key position as an aviation centre for the Empire and it is expected \u2018that great developments will be seen during the coming months.The machines will in some cases be flown directly to Europe, ferrying the Atlantic.Recently, unannounced by the press or radio, several bombers took off from Canada and were in England eighteen hours afterwards, - It is stated that a monthly output of 1000 to 2000 fully equipped (with trained operators) planes from Canada, Australia and New Zealand sources (together with purchases from the United States) will be \"possible within a comparatively short time.Man's liberty ends, and it ought to end, when that liberty becomes the curse of mis neighbors.\u2014Far- rar.Learning passes for wisdom among those who wish for both.\u2014 Temple.During August Roger Babson\u2019s der A he discussed Uniform Judgments Act; under B\u2014Foreign Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement) Act, 1933; and under C\u2014 Note concerning \u201ccharactefiza-| tion\u201d of things as moveable or immoveable.There is a carefully prepared index and cases, statutes and Treatises and Articles are cited.Horace Emerson Read was born at Port Elgin, N.B.He took his B.A.at Acadia University, his LL.B.at Dalhousie University and his LL.M.and S.J.D.at Harvard University.He practised law at Truro, N.S.for a time.He received the Pugsley Scholarship at Harvard Law School, was visiting lecturer at Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto.Was a lecturer at Dalhousie Law School and Professor of Law for some years at Dal- housie Law School and for a time Secretary of the Dalhousie Faculty.He was research fellow at Harvard Law School and has been Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota since 1934.He was.retained by the Canadian Government in Trail Smelter capital arbitration with the U.S.A.He lectures on Contracts, Conflicts, Legislation, Personal Property.Real Property, Wills, Bills and Notes, Trusts, Equity, Roman Law, and International Law.He edited Read's Cases on Canadian Law of Personal Chattels, co-edi- tor of Smith and Read's Cases on Equity.He has been a contributor to various leading periodicals and was formerly an associate editor of Dominion Law Reports.He is a member of the Nova Sco- tia Barristers\u2019 Society, Canadian Bar Association, American Society of International Law and American Judicature Society.He is a son of Charles H.Read, a direc.VO A L112 7 THE FORUM Conducted by HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C., D.2.L.\u2014 In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed in this Forum are not necessarily those of this newspaper and it does not accept responsibility for them.F Co RE \u201cThe Lancet\u201d an \u2018mportant (British) medical journal stated: \u201cOur propaganda will be powerful for peace in proportion as it carries the conviction of our moral capacity to make a good peace.A war of silent hate would be long and destructive of our lives and of our own tor of the Canadian National Rail- 11] ways.RY AE N N N N N N N N N N N N N N .Birmingham-Southern College (U.S.A.) has banned intercollegiate football.À larger program of intra-mural sports is being arranged.Howard College also of Birmingham will continue football and situation will be a test as to whether this sport has the drawing power this The U.S.A.post office department is issuing a series of stamps services in* 7 business advice service received the statement that it was their belief there would not be war for at least a year.So when coyotes discovered there were more jackrabbits than they could devour, they buried the jagkrabbits and devoured each athér.\u2014American Guardian.American Communists oppose America\u2019s entrance into the war, but British Communists support the war.There are more than 42,000 telephone employees in New York City of whom 21,000 are women.Of these, nearly 11,000 are operators, An underground telephone cable is being laid between Paris and Bordeaux in France.The cable will be capable of transmitting simultaneously toll calls, radio broadcasts and television.\u2014From The Blue Bell, Bell Telephone Co.Monthly.The League of Nations has a provision for permitting forces (not the aggressors) of member powers to cross the territory of member states, so it may permit France and England to despatch troops across the territory of the conveniently located little neutral countries.Julius Streicher, arch Jew-bait- er, was arrested for appropriating for himself money confiscated from the Jews.A committee of the New York State Chamber of Commerce places religion first in importance in the U.S.A.educational system.Lord Lothian after his visit to Russia said: \u201cThe existence of the Russia.experiment has raised an issue which more and more wil) have to be faced by Western civilization .the divine right ot property.\u201d In an address before the Boston Chamber of Commerce he once remarked, \u201cNo country can exist half-Capitalist and half-Commun- ist.It is one or the other.\u201d There is in London a Chamberlain Club, named not after the Prime Minister, but after his father, Joseph.The club has only had two honorary members since it was founded in 1903, when Chamberlain launched his Tariff Reform campaign.These are the Prime Minister and his brother, the late Sir Austen Chamberlain.Only one new member is added each year, the newest recruit being Lord Horne, and the present membership is thirty-seven.This is probably the only club which spends its entire income on food and flowers.Each member pays a subscription of one guinea.The total is then handed over intact to the hotel arranging its annual dinner, with instructions that it shall serve the best that the money can buy.Included in the contract is the provision of two white orchids.One of these symbois of \u201cJoe\u201d Chamberlain is placed in a glass in front of the president, Lord Leconfield.The other is banded to the annual new member, 17 WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH » On Sunday, in the absence of the minister, the pulpit of West- mount Baptist Church will be occupied by Rev, M.F.McCutcheon at the morning service and Rev.| + \u2018I Harry R.Pike at the evening service.A Postscript Service of Hymn singing will be held at the close of the evening service, Rev.J.A.Johnston, as President of the Baptist Convention, will preach in the First Baptist Church Ottawa, on Sunday mgming.He will address an Assembly of Ottawa Baptists on Sunday afternoon and will occupy the pulpit of McPhail Baptist Church in the evening.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE] SERVICES 4 * \u201cSoul and Body\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout the world on Sunday, November 19th.The Golden Text is from I Corinthians 6:19.\u201cWhat, know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own?\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Scrmon is the following from the Bible: \u201cLet Israel rejoice in him that made him; let the children of Zion be joyful in their King.\u201d (Psalm 149:2)., The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Taker Eddy: \u201cSoul, or Spirit, is God, for man is God's image .To himself, mortal and material man seems to be substance, but his sense sees to be substance, but his sense of substance involves error and therefore is material, temporal.On the other hand, the immortal, spiritual man is really substantial, and reflects the eternal substance, or Spirit, which mortals hope for.He reflects the divine, which constitutes \u2018the only real and eternal entity.\u201d (Pages 120, 301).4 + | BAPTIST MISSION | \u2014 & To-morrow night there will be a treat in store for the children at the Snowdon Baptist mission, 5181 Decarie bou' vard.There will be no charge for admission and boys and girls in and around Snowdon and Hampstead are invited.The treat will take place between 7 and 8 o'clock.The Sunday services are as indicated in the announcement at the evening service the preacher will speak on, \u201cThe War and Human Nature.\u201d Commencing on Wednesday.November 22nd until December 7, there will be a series of evangelistic services under the direction of Rev.H.C.Slade, of First Baptist church, Timmins, Ont.Mr, Slade though a young man.is a preacher of outstanding ability.He has all the fire and energy of a successful young preacher and yet the depth of understanding, which you would expect from one who has preached for many years.His addresses, though noted for their depth, are replete with a perfect blending of humor and pathos.Calvary Church Dorchester St., at Greem Ave., Westmount.Preacher: Rev.T.W.Jones, 11,00 a.m.\u201cThings Which Cannot be Shaken.\u201d 7.30 p.m.\u201cWhose Flag are you Flying?\u201d Annual Canvass of the Congregation for 1940 Budget, Sunday, Nov.19th to Sunday, Nov.26th.11 a.m, & 8 p.m.Regular Sessions of the Church School.Classes for all ages, organized groups for young men and women.Monday, 8.15 p.m.Weekly meeting of Y.P.U Wednesday, 8 p.m.Midweek Service for Prayer, Fellowship and Bible Study.Thursday, November 30th and Friday, December 1st, Annual Bazaar under auspices of W.A, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 Business Men .(Continued from Page 1) held every year and important questions crop up.The assoc tion has decided to hold its opey meeting December 13.These opey gatherings have proved popular in the part as a large crowd couy not be accommodated at last year, affair, Notice Sent Out C.A.James, secretary of the association, has sent the following notice to the members: \u201cAt an executive meeting ot day, Nov.9th, many excellen suggestions were put forward t increase the interest of the buying publie to shop in Westmount, it is impossible ta tell you all the letter, therefore, it will be to your good things we have in store, in à meeting to be held in Victoria Hal} interest to attend the general meeting on Wednesday, Nov.22nd, at 8.30 p.m.\u201d ON THE FARM It was bound to come, this new discovery that farming is among the hazardous occupations.The barn and barnyard are the most dangerous places on the farm, accounting for 50 per cent of ali accidents.We say it was bound to come, because it is no longer news that the most dangerous location for people is the home.More injuries are incurred in the bathrooms and kitchens of the nation than on the automobile highways.Stepladders in the home account for ever so many more fatalities than dynamite explosions, They throw railroad accidents completely in the shade.So it is no surprise to read in The Journal of the American Medical Association that farming has its occupational hazards.St.Andrew\u2019s Church Cote St.Antoine Road at Stanton Street Minister: Rev.F.W.Kerr, D.D.11.00 a.m.Rev.F.W.Kerr, DD, assisted by Rev.Bruce Cop- next land, who is leaving week for China.7.30 p.m.\u201cIt | Could Preach Just Once.\u2019 Mr.Alfred Pick, B.A, young Montreal barrister, will give the address.Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Resiyn Ave.J.A.Johnston, B.A., Minister Shirley McKyes, Choir Director Mrs.FP.J.Hodgson, Organist 11 am.REV.M.F.McCUTCHEON, D.D.First Baptist Church, Montreal, Sunday Schoels Three O'clock.30 p.m.REV.HARRY R.PIKE, B.A, B.TH.Olivet Baptist Church, Verdun.Postcript Service of Hymn Singing: 8.40 p.m.Visitors Cordially Invited to these Inspiring Services.Young People\u2019s Fellowship, Monday 8 p.m.Mid-Week Fellowship, Wednesday 8 p.m, Discussion Study \u2014 \u201cThe Parable of Jesus.\u201d Snowdon Baptist Mission 5181 Decarie Boulevard (On east side going north from \"Queen Mary Road) Preacher: J.E.Paterson 11.00 a.m.Morming Worship.3.00 p.m.Bible School: Classes for all ages.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe War and Human Nature.\" Strangers cordially welcomed, Children\u2019s Hour on Friday, Nov.17, from 7 to B pm.You are THREE VICTORIA HALL, WE MR.HOWARD Nov.21 \u2014 \"Will D © British-lsrael World Federation (cases) November 20th, 21st and 22nd at the to be addressed by Secretary-Qeneral of the Anglo-Saxon Federation of the U.S.A.Nov.20 \u2014 \u201cA Preview of Coming Events.\u201d ictators Win?\" by Rev.E.J.Springett (Dominion Commissioner) Nov.22 \u2014 \u2018\u2019Hitlerism Or a\"?Mr.Rand le the editor of \u201cDESTINY\u201d, the official publication ef the Angilo-Saxon Federation of America.cordially invited to attend PUBLIC MEETINGS to be held on STMOUNT at 8.15 p.m.B.RAND, LL.B.CA HOWARD S.ROSS, KC.BARRISTER and SOLICITOR Suite 310, 57 St.James St., W., Montreal Telephone HA.9238 Evenings by Appointment at 2035 Grey Ave.SE J re your Association held on Thur.À THU Num Cit and ve ternoo their {i of hong dents 1 Th ors, th Royal Squadr Ho 115 (F read t ed by À by Hon old La Montre Duri Hymn, were p monum City The J 58th Ladie Montred Civie private Mayol placed ment Westmd West: flags f allowed The sar \u2018 Boo Ace Sho Typ Sec Civi Day If 5, 1939 mm 2 1) nportant assoeia, its opey ese opey pular jy rd coul st year of the ollowing ting of Thu À >xcellent ward ty ® buying ount, it all the to your re, in à ria Hall genera] Vv.22nd, his new among 8.The le most rm, ac- of all ound to er news location rred in ; of the omobile le home ore fa.losions, >cidents So it is Journal \\ssocia- occupa.\u2014_\u2014 rch r, D.D, e Cop- g next ch Just k, B.A, ter, will st : Ave nister ector janist , D.D.treal, ock.B.TH, dun.inging: these Monday dnesday >arables sses for Human .ner) p the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 REPRESENTATIVES OF ALL WALKS OF LIFE PRESENT AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY Number Wreaths Placed on Cenotaph in Honor of Sacrifice of Great War Heroes \u2014 Mayor Merrill Places Remembrance of City of Westmount \u2014 Inspection Of Escort \u2014 Last Post Citizens of Westmount, rgpresentatives of the city\u2019s military body and veterans of the last Great War, gathered together on Sunday afternoon at the War Memorial on Sherbrooke street to pay homage to their fallen comrades on the occasion of Remembrance Day.A guard of honor stood at each corner of the monument, while crowds of residents lined Sherbrooke street and the grounds adjoining City Hall.The ceremony opened with the Montreal Regiment (M.G.) C.A.S.F., Veterans, Royal Montreal Regiment (14th B.C.E.F.), and No, ors, the Royal Squadron, R.C.A.F.inspection of the escort to the col- the 115 (Fighter) Hon.Cept., the Reverend Gilbert Oliver, M.C., Chaplain of the 115 (Fighter) Squadron, R.C.A.F.¥ read the lesson which was followed by Remembrance Day Prayers by Hon.Major, the Reverend Harold Laws, Chaplain of the Royal Montreal Regiment, During the singing of the Hymn, \u201cAbide with Me,\u201d wreaths were placed at the base of the monument in the following order: City of Westmount.The Royal Montreal Regiment.58th Westmount Rifles.Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment.Civic Bodies and Societies private individuals.Mayor Walter Merrill, K.C, placed the wreath on the monument on behalf of the City of Westmount.Westmount Women\u2019s Club and the Westmount Chapters of the 1.0.D.E,, were among the societies to place tokens of remembrance, as well as many private individuals.The Last Post was sounded by the drums and band of the Royal Montreal Regiment, at which time flags were flown at half-mast followed by two minutes silence.The same band sounded Reveille, as the flags were raised to the top of the mast.The simple ceremony ended with the National Anthem, sung by the entire audience.During the ceremony, five planes flew over the city, circling the monument several times.and RAIL PURCHASE South Africa has placed a $3, 000,000 order for rails-for dts government railways.© PAINTER © DECORATOR CHAPMAN 1227 GREENE AVE.For Free Estimates, Phone Fltzroy 8634 AK GODBOUT SPONSOR BILL Local Women Liberals Want Premier to Introduce Suffrage Measure Congratulations on his victory in the recent provincial elections and thanks for his promise that women would receive the provincial vote if he was returned to power were addressed to Premier Adelard Godbout in a resolution adopted Monday evening by the Mount Royal Women's Liberal Club, at a business meeting in the Notre Dame de Grace Community Hall.The resolution asked the Premier to sponsor the suffrage bill himself.Another resolution asked the Minister of Labor, Hon.Edgar Rochette, for adequate representation of women on the board when the Fair Wage Board is revised.A letter of congratulations on his victory in Notre Dame de Grace and his appointment as Provincial Treasurer was ordered sent to Hon.J.Arthur Mathewson.A resolution was adopted expressing the sympathy of the Club to Mrs.R.Hamilton and her family in their recent bereavement, the death of Mr.R.Hamilton.It was decided that the Club would continue to hold \u2018monthly study meetings, on the second Monday of each month.Will Meet The Home Study Bible class will meet in the chapel of Erskine and American church on Friday, November 24, at three o\u2019clock.Mrs.J.Ritchie Bell will have as the topic of her address, \u201cConsider Him.\u201d (LeROY coiLEcE Bookkeeping Accountancy .to announce tha reater number o raduates Shorthand posit a similar period since 1929.Typevwriting Secretarial Civil Service positions during the past month than POSITIONS SECURED ! We are pleased to announce that we have placed in permanent in any Many of these positions were with firms of international reputation \u2014 discriminating employers \u2014 who employ none but the best trailned office help.We are, consequently, now In a position to accept a few additional enrolments \u2014 either sex \u2014 but quick actlon will be necessary, as our accommodation is limited.Day and Night Classes\u2014Call, Write or \u2018Phone FI.8664 or WI.6307 4176 St.Catherine, Westmount, near Greene 9 at destination.PLEASE HAVE FARE READY Speedier and more comfortable service becomes possible when passengers: 1.Have ticket, transfer, or exact fare ready before boarding tram or bus; 2, Move to unoccupied space snd do not crowd one portion of the car; 3 Move toward the exit BEFORE arrival The co-operation of our patrons in observing these customs will be greatly appreciated by all THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Attractive November Wedding (right) Mrs.Stewart Seely maid-of-honor, h Photo by Posen Mrs.T.Arthur Parnell who was - married on Saturday last at the Calvary United Church.Mrs.Parnell is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Hugh H.Lyle.bride is Miss Vivian Lyle, bridesmaid, front, on the left, is Miss Joan McCormick,\u2019 (right) : Miss.Barbara Cadman.On the left of In On Sunday morning in Calvary Church, Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount, the Minister, the Rev.T.W.Jones, will preach on the theme, \u201cThings Which Cannot Be Shaken,\u201d in which the abiding elements of the Christian Faith, which no shock of War or other circumstance can ever shatter, will be proclaimed.At the evening service, Dr.Jones will preach on the theme, \u201cWhose Flag Are You Flying?\u201d The illustration that is set forth in almost every daily newspaper of ships flying the flags of other countries, suggests the question in this theme, concerning our lives.What do our lives proclaim regarding our relationships?Who is our acknowledged Master?Whose colours do we wear?Young people are specially invited to attend this service, \u201cThings Which Cannot be Shaken\u201d Sermon Subject | Regular sessions of the Church School will be held at 11 o'clock and 3 o'clock, with organized classes for both young men and women, Activities during the week include Boy Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides, Badminton, Basket Ball, Carpet Bowling, Young Adults, Prayer and Bible Study, Junior, Intermediate and Senior Choir, The Annual Canvass of the Congregation for the Budget for the year 1940 will be held Sunday, November 19 to Sunday, November 26.The Annual Bazaar conducted by the Women's Association will be held on Thursday, November 30 and Friday, December 1 in the church hall.Saturday, November 18th a Rummage Sale will be held in the church hall at 2 p.m, FINE REPORTS PRESENTED Al GROUP ANNUAL Bedford R.Thacker Elected President \u2014 W.Allen Walsh, M.P., Gives Short Talk \u2014 Pictures Shown Bedford R.Thacker was elected president of the West End horticultural society at the annual meeting of the society held last week.Reports of various officials indicated that the club has enjoyed a successful year and plans were discussed for even greater activity next season, It was intimated that a drive for increased membership would be commenced early next year.The secretary- treasurer reported an increased membership during the past season and also that a substantial balance would be carried forward.Congratulations W.Allen Walsh, M.P., congratulated the society upon its progress during the past years, and urged all citizens to support the organization which was doing so much to improve the appearance of the district.Other officers elected for 1940 were: Vice president, Mrs.F.H.Den- tith; secretary treasurer, Walter J.Looker; directors, Miss Iva Brown, Mrs.J.C.McKay, Mrs.W.Clare White, S.L.Baines, Capt.William Bowie, C.Bruée Davis ,W.A.McCallum, A.R.Bresee Taylor, E.M.Tremblay.George Grubb, divisional manager of the Explosives Department, CIL, showed some beautiful pictures of his trip to the British Isles and also views of the Rockies and Southern California.The door prizes of daffodil bulbs were won by Miss Iva Brown, F.G.Todd and A.D.Sawyer.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 URGES SUPPORT W.Allen Walsh, M.P.Who urged the support of all citizens in the fine work which the West End Horticultural society is carrying on.Mr.Walsh spoke briefly at the annual meeting of the association \u2018and congratulated the members upon their excellent progress.He is an honorary patron of the group.FIRST PRESIDENT Dr.Johnston W.Abraham, who was elected President of the Mont- real-Westward Rotary Club.Dr.Abraham becomes the first president of the newly organized club which holds their first open meeting at noon todsy, at the Westa mount Y.M.C.A, HOMOEOPATHIC MEDIO GETS HIGH HONOR Dr.H.R.Griffith, Medical Superintendent, Receives Presentation \u2014 Fine Service High honor has come to Dr.Harold R.Griffith, medical superintendent and anesthetist at the Homoeopathic hospital.Dr.Griffith was recently presented with a handsome silver cup by the college of Anesthetists, Philadelphia, Pa.Dr.Griffith, a Fellow of the International College of Anesthetists, was awarded the honor for devoted service to the organization research, practice, hospital service, journalism and fellowship of International Anesthesia, for the world conquest of human pain in behalf of suffering humanity.Brings Honor As recipient of this gift, Dr.Griffith has brought distinction, not only to himself, but also honor to the Homoeopathic hospital of Montreal, the medical profession as 8 whole and to the City of Montreal in particular.The well.known medico has pursued his profession in Montreal all his life, with the exception of his service overseas during the Great War.Son of Founder Dr.H.R.Griffith is a son of! FER Sherbronke StW TTT THE MENIN GATE.0! wind abroaa your notes of gold, As you come each nighieat eight, We witnesses to the brave, and the bold, Who fell at The Menin Gate! Like ripened wheat they waved in the sun, One flash of the scythe and they were gone, By The Menin Gate! Your notes will not die on the distant air, Nor in an echo hollow, But will reach their ears where e'er they are, And on and on will they follow, To say with a tender, deep regret, That never their Comrades will forget They'll say to \u201cOur Boys\u201d who hear your call \u201cYou're a nation of Peace, you can't know all Of those you spared a horrible fate When you gave your young lives at The Menin Gate, And tho\u2019 we sound the old Reveille! We know there's no night where now you dwell, And in gratitude hearts throb, To every note of the Last Post sob! \u201cO Death where is thy sting!\u201d We know \u2018tis of Victory now you sing Who fell at The Menin Gate! And so we'll come each night at eight, With never a fear but that you'll hear Our call at The Meenin Gate!\u201d Mrs.Annie Bethune McDougald, Westmount, Que.LOVELL BAKER GUEST SPEAKER AT HI-Y CLUB Delivered Talk on the History of Diamonds and The Process of Mining Them The Westmount Hi-Y Club held its weekly meeting on Wednesday evening, the guest speaker for the evening being Lovell Baker, who gave the boys an interesting address on diamonds; their history, mining, and polishing, The first mention of diamonds was made in 1700 B.C., he said.In the British Museum is a diamond which dates back to 500 B.C.Diamonds take millions of years to form in the earth.They are only a crystal form of .pure carbon.They are by far the hardest of all known\u201d substances.Diamonds mined in Australia are usually harder than those from other parts of the world, The greatest reflecting and retracting power of light rays is found in diamonds.This accounts for the brilliant sparkle of the gem, This power is never diminished by age.The finest diamonds are known as blue-white diamonds, he added.Next are the Green, red, which combine the colour of the ruby with the sparkle of the diamond, the saphire-blue, the orange and the canary.The finest individual diamonds to-day come from Brazil, Mr.Baker said that up to the present day no diamonds have been discovered in Canada, but that the country has great possibilities.To separate the rough stone from the ore, that contains it, the crushed ore is passed over greased tables which only the diamond adheres, Then they are shaped, cut, and polished.He touched upon the stories of such great diamonds as the Kohinoor, The Regent and the Cullinan, which is by far the largest diamond in the world, weighing 8025 karats, Next week the club will be the guests of the Hi-Y Grads.Junior Aid Dance Junior Aid to Federation will hold a dance on Saturday evening at Shaare Hashomayim.Stan Woods and his orchestra will be in attendance.Refreshments will be served.will our full Story Teller's The Montreal Story Tellers\u2019 group will meet Friday evening, Nov.24 at 8.15 in the church of St.Andrew and St.Paul.Junior stories will be told by Miss Janet Doxsey, Miss Elizabeth Murray and Miss McEuen of the West- mount Children\u2019s Library.the Jate Dr, A.R.Griffith, founder and medical superintendent of the Homoeopathic hospital of Montreal, who practiced his profession in this city for.a number of years, and who left behind a host of devoted patients and friends.RUGS *\u2018WASHED pa 3 Che Wg YErvants P ORIENTAL, + RUGS 72% PAGE THR First Meeting Of New Rotary Club | Being Held Today | Dr.Johnston Abraham is President New Montreal Westward Rotary Club \u2014 Will Meet Each Thursday at Westmount Y.M.C.A.Until Further Notice \u2014 New Link in Valuable Alliance of World Friendship The first meeting of the newly organized Montreal © Westward Rotary Internation! Club will be held today at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.The club will continue to meet at the Y until a definite place of meet= ing is -obtained in Noire Dame de Grace.The charter of the new club will be delivered by the Montreal Rotary Club.Cecil Medlar, of Westmount, who is governor of the clubs in this district of Rotary, ns soon as the new club has been admitted to membership in the international organization by vote of the international board of directors The motto of Rotary, \u201cService above Self\u2014he Profits Most Who Serves Best,\u201d is interpreted in Rotary if our ways\u2014scrvice to the club to make it n strong and active service to one\u2019s own vocation: service to the community; and service to the world as a warld\u2014citizen.Éfforts of well-kihown men in the western section of the city to form the new club were culminated at an organization meeting recently when the following officers wero elected: President, Dr.Abraham.Vice President, Thomas MHaug- land.Secretary, Alex E.Norton.Treasurer, J.L.Pickering.Directors, H, E.McCormick, J.M.C.Duckworth, O.V.Reipert.Many Cities The action of the local group of profesional and business men in forming the Rotary Club unites it with more than 4,300 cities all over the world where clubs havd come to play a leading part in the progress and development of the life of tho community, The new club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Montreal.They have felt for some time that Lhe western section of the city should be represented in the world-wide organization.One of the distinetive features of the Rotary Club is that its members are welcomed at every other Rotary Club in the world, and the constant interchange of these visits between business men of different cities tends to break down any feeling of provineinlism and rivalry, to the advantages of Johnston W.» all cities, It has been the custom of Rotary ever since the first club was founded in Chicago in 1905 th have weekis mectiyre where § members might \u2018develop a n d strengthen a spirit of fellowship and mutual helpfulness, and engage in some informative discussion on some topvy of general interest, usually presented by a qualified speaker.Charter Members Charter members of the Moi ' ronl-Westward Rotary Club Dr.Johnston W.Abraham, \u20ac Veron Riepert, J.M.C.Duek- worth, M, E, McCormick, A.E.Norton, D, A.Collins, G.FE.Palmer, Albert Stock, Dr.F.W.Ack- map, W.E, Severs, R.A.Betts, Canon F.GC, Ireland, W.H.Irving, Jules.Toralli, R.P.Drummond, Napoleon Lafleur, J, L.Pickering, C.V.F.Nielsen, W.Hill, Thomas Haugland, R.C.Crooker, Francis Willard W.C.T.U.The vegular monthly meeting, ot the Francis Willard WCTU will a held in Dominion Douglas Churb h hall in Wednesday afternoon at\u2019 8 o'clock.Rev.Frank 8.Morley, B.D., Ph.D, will be the guest spea- \u2018ker.The subject of his address will be, \u201cThe Task of the WCTU in War Times.\u201d Miss Norma Me- Lean, violinist, will be accompanied by Mrs, Eric Hanson.Quality Counts Most \"SALADA TEA .\u201cStop, Look nnd Tove\u201d 5 Stands in Westmount for Prompt Service TAXI?LAVAL TAXI E.23171 A fleet of all new, 7 passenger Cars driven by courteous, uniformed chauffeurs at your service.Regular Meter Rates.cups stale bread crumbs; of raisins may be added.Apple Stuffing for Roast Goose * 1 medium size onion; 6 tbsp.butter; 1 cup chopped celerys®$ 4 cups chopped apple; parsley.Chop onion and brown in butter.chopped apple and parsley.Season with salt and pepper.2 thsp.chopped Add celery, bread crumbs, Half a cup FRESH KILLED GEESE Ib.25c SAXONIA CANDIED FRUITS GLACE Angelica Ib.75¢ Ib.60c GLACE PURE Apple Slices GLACE PURE Apple Slices pkg.5¢ (Assorted Colors) GLACE Cherries pkg.10c CRYSTALLIZED Ginger pkg.10c CUT MIXED Peel .V2 Ib, tin 17\u20ac LEMON OR ORANGE Peel .30c Citron Peel .Ib.35¢ Avocado Pears - Emperor Grapes - Pink Grapefruit - Anjou Pears - Tangerines, etc.FRESH KILLED Chickens 2,° Ib.24\u20ac FRESH KILLED ; Turkeys Ib.32c LAMB Leg .\u2026.Ib.27e Forequarter .Ib.15c Stewing Steak Ib.15e No.1 SPY Apples barrel 5.50 V2 bushel 1.15 One Store Only DIONNE & DIONNE WESTMOUNT St.Catherine, at Wood Ave.PHONE Fltzroy 7411 - ; : à AA En 705 M AE it re RES am ue ni Sara = ee ma rx aan.rae POO Ladd WITH 9 PAGE FOUR EE \u201cScotty\u201d Glasses Free ! 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Social and Personals \u201cMr.and Mrs.W.J.H, Ellwood and their family have returned from Como where they spent the summer and have taken up their residence at 4709 Westmount Boulevard, where they will be joined shortly by Mrs, Ellwood's father, Mr, Guy Ross, who is at present convalescing in the Western Hospital, and will spend the winter with them.Mrs, N.B.Reardon is entertaining at a tea on Monday for members of a group of the Needlework Guild of which she is the convener.\u2014 Mrs.W.C.Burpe and Miss Evelyn Burpe have returned home from New York where they spent several days, 1 PALM, CARD, and CUP READING By Prof.Landeau Katherine Foster, Astrologer i AVOID WAITING ment Fonen A282 Pe Sunday ; 8 to B p.m.\" i \u201cAce Of Club TEA ROOM Mrs, M.Nicholson, Prop.ge £ $ 1475 Mansfield St.Mrs, George Kenwood is in Toronto, where she has gone to attend the Robb-Clark wedding on Saturday and is the guest of her niece, Mrs, Alex McIntosh and Mr.McIntosh.Mrs.G.B.Greene has left for Regina, where she will spend the winter with her son, Mr.Godfrey Greene, Miss Kathleen Graham spent last week-end in Toronto, where she was the guest of Miss Joan McLaughlin, Mrs.Philip Osler has returned from Ottawa, where she wag the guest of Mrs.H.Osler.Mr, and Mrs, Charles Gale spent last week-end in Brantford, the guests of the latter's parents, Dr.and Mrs.Watt.Mr.F.Nunns spent last weekend in Cowansville.Mr.and Mrs.L.McCoy are spending several days in New York City.Mr.and Mrs.I T.Archibald spent last week-end at the Seig- niory Club.At with CLAREMONT MILLINERY MRS.MANSEAU, Proprietor, ; 4968 SHERBROOKE WEST (3 doors east of Claremont) | WINTER HATS A grand variety of skilfully draped pillboxes and high sweeping toques in sizes 22 to 23.Also Hats smartly trimmed?) 08 to 3.98 Special Prices P.EE DEAN CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER ; Successor to C.Guilled Expert Watch and Clock Repairs dons b experianced watchmaker.8 fully qualified and a OPTICAL ; J.E.Normandin, In attendance every Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m.REPAIRS Sight Specialist, CLOCKS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 4922 SHERBROOKE WEST {Near Claremont) ELwood 9890 5 à \u2014p LEG Sta-Up-Top For Comfort and Satisfaction .NATURE'S RIVAL and Found tion Girma t3 \u2018Half-Sixe ANT Veil of Youth A'LURE and ALPHABET BRAS Westmount \u2018Corner Victoria Ave.- To Be Correctly Fitted .Come To Mbe.JOEL Corsetiere Established 1921 4888 Sherbrooke St.West, Telephone DE.1850 \u2018LOOK ! LATEST FALL STYLES LADIES & GENTLEMEN'S SHOES Pr EE OVERSHOES & RUBBERS Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Cook and their family have returned to town from Lac Normand, where they oceupied their cottage for several months.Miss Jean Robert spent last weck end visiting in New York City.Mrs.T.P .Jures, Sherbrooke street West.spent inst week-end in New York City.Dr.A.T.Bazin has left for the Pacific Coast to attend the annual meeting in Victoria of the North Pacific Surgical Association.Mrs.H.C.Fetterly and her young son Garry, have returned home from Ottawa, where they spent several days.Mr.O.C, Rehfuss has returnec hom» from Bridgewater, NS.wher: ba was ra'led by the »' dden \u2018eath of his brother, Dr.W.N.Rehfuss.The Honourable and Mrs.J.Arthur Mathewson, Miss Pamela Mathewson and Mr.A.de W.Mathewson spent last week-end in Kingston.Dr.and Mrs.J.T.Wilson have arrived from Ottawa to attend the marriage of Mr.Wilson's brother, Mr.W.H.T.Wilson and Miss Pamela Mathewson, which takes place on Saturday, and are the guests of the Honorable and Mrs.J.Arthur Mathewson.Mrs.J.Leslie Hodges entertained at the tea hour on Sunday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Miss Helen Hodges.Mrs.H.M.Bolger, mother of Mrs.Hodges, presided at the tea table, which was decorated with blue, maroon and cyclamen tapers and bronze \u2018mums, Mra.W.Burnett and her daughter, Miss Nessie Burnett, have returned home from Beverly Farms, Mass., where they went to attend the silver wedding of Mr, and Mrs.G.Brownley.Mrs.Burnett and her daughter were the guests of Mr.and Mrs, John Doig, during thein stay.An executive meeting of the camp committee of the Council of Jewish Women was held at the home of Mrs, J.J.Jacobs, 522 Clarke avenue, Among those present were, Mrs.B.H.Rubin, Mrs.J.H.Fine, Mrs.I.Blackman, Rose Medine, Mrs.M.Robinson, Mrs.P.Fram, Mrs.H.Hart, Mrs.M.O.Kirsch, Mrs.J.Freedman and Miss Mary Vineberg.Supper Dance The newly formed H.M.S.Royal Oak Chapter I.O.D.E.is holding a supper dance in the Jacques Cartier Room, of the Mount Royal Hotel, on Saturday, December 2, the proceeds to be used for war man of the dance committee.Miss work.Miss Doris Clark is chair- Joan Hoerner and Miss Joan Dun- lop are in charge of tickets.Miss Peggy French.Miss Mildred Robertson and Miss Dora Kelsey are on the entertainment committee.Bridge Hostesses The following are some of the hostesses at the Bridge Weeks (Nov.13-Nov, 25) aponsured by the National Council of Jewish Womer.Montres! Section, for the Schola-=iip fund: Mrs.Arthur Cohen, Mrs.C.Shane, Mrs.B.Rubin, Mrs.M.Getz, Mrs.P.Fram, Mrs.E.Kenney, Mrs.J.Freedman, Mrs.B.Albert, Mrs.J.Fine, Mrs.A.Debrofsky, Mrs.M.Robinson, Mrs.George Alexander, Mrs, H.Robinson, Mrs.S.Berzan, Mrs.M.Scherzer, Mrs.Sam Pes- ner.Mrs.M.Hart, Mrs.N.P.Salo- mon, Mrs.B.Matts, Mrs.B.Usher, Mrs.M.Kirsch, Mrs.J.Victor, Mrs.\" J.Rosenbaum, Mrs.J.D.Esar, Mrs.B.Lefcort, Mrs.J.Kert, Mrs.I.Kent, Miss Mary RO al, SUITi iF YOU WANT A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL\" id WEAR WELL- AND KEEP ITS SHAPE ASK YOUR TAILOR FOR ROBINTEX CiiILDREN'S Sizes 8%2 to 12.Re-ularly $3.95.Widths B to D REGENCY 4863 SHERBROOKE ST., WEST, At Victoria Ave.Qt THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER | Football appetites are in season.High school and college students thrive on hearty food.They like to bring friends home for a \u2018\u2019snack,\u2018\u2019 meaning lots of good food that isn\u2019t too fussy.Baked beans are always collegiately acceptable.The bologna cups with peas, sliced tomatoes and hunks of good bread will bring three loud cheers, too, Boston Baked Beans One quart pea or small white bezns, 3-4 pound fat, salt pork, | tablespoon salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, 1-2 cup molasses, 1-2 teaspoon mustard (if desired), boiling water.Pick over the beans.Cover with cold water, and cook over night.Drain, cover with fresh water.Meat slowly, (keeping:iwater below hofting point), Cook until skins will burst, which is best determined by taking a few \u2018beans on the tip of a spoon |and blowing on them\u2014the skins will burst if sufficiently cooked.Drain beans, scald pork and scrape.Re move 1-4 inch slice and put in bottom of bean pot.Cut through rind of remaining pork every 1-2 inch, making cuts about 1 inch deep.\u2018Put beans in pot, bury the pork in the beans, leaving rind exposed.Mix salt, molasses and sugar, add | cup boiling water; pour over the beans; then add enough boiling water to cover the beans.Cover bean pot and make 6 to 8 hours in a slow Broiled bologna cups filled with buttered canned peas is a novelty dish for football parties.Makes a welcome dinner surprise, too.» * The Way to a Man's Heart Make \u2018Snacks\u2019 Hefty for Football Fans & » * oven (250 degrees F.}, uncovering the last hour of cooking that rind may become brown and crisp.Add » .A Well Balanced Menu .BREAKFAST: Baked apples, dry cereal, cream, bacon rolls, jelly, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: Baked beans, whole wheat-watercress sandwiches, sliced oranges and cubed pineapple, sugar cookies, tea, milk.DINNER: Grapefruit juice, bologna cups with buttered peas, steamed rice, lettuce and chopped celery salad, steamed cherry pudding, foamy sauce, coffee, milk.water as needed.If pork mixed with lean is preferred, use less salt, Bologna Cups With Butter Peas (Serves 6) Six slices bologna, 1 can peas, 2 tablespoons butter, salt.Have the bologna cut about 1-8 inch thick, brush each slice with butter and broil.As the slices heat they will take the shape of cups.It is best to have the rind on the bologna as it helps to hold the cups in shape.While the bologna cups are hot, fill them with buttered canned peas and serve at once.An appropriate accompaniment is boiled rice.Garnish the plate with slices of tomatoes.Marks, Mrs.W.Gittes, Mrs.S.Usher, Mrs.H.Rothbart, Mrs.Rose Medine, Mrs.G.Scott, Mrs.S.W.Jacobs, Mrs.G.W.Sommer, Mrs.J.Weiner, Mrs.A, Fromson, Mrs.E.Lazare.Dinner Dance The Traffic Club of Montreal will hold its annual dinner dance in the Spanish Room of the Queen's Hotel to-night.Dinner will be served at nine o'clock, dancing will take place from ten to half-past one o'clock, This event is open to members and their friends.Reception Westmount Women\u2019s Club Unit of the Canadian Red Cross Society will hold a reception for workers in Victoria hall this afternoon from three to six o'clock.Receiving with the president of the club, Mrs.Harold Mills, will be the joint chairmen of the unit, Mrs.W.F.Worfolk and Mre John Muicair assisted by Mrs, R.E.Parker, Mrs.H, C.Holland, Mra.Mrs.C.W.Clark, Mrs.G.T.Blair, Mrs, C.Forrest, Mrs.E.M.MeCal- lum, Mrs.J.Shearer, Mrs.R, M.Stott, Mrs.F.B.Wells, Mrs, G.Loader, Mrs.F.H.Sproule and Mrs.L de Savoye.Moncel-Bell The marriage of Nancy Allison, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph P.Bell, of Halifax, to Mr.Robert i Moncel, Royal Canadian Regiment, St.Johns, Que, son of Mr.and Mrs, Rene Moncel, of Westmount.took place quietly on Saturday af- ternoon at five o'clock in the chapel of the Church of St.James Sizes 1212 to 3.Reg.$4 | C.D.French, Mrs.J.T.Rowe, the Apostle, the Reverend F.W.Wilkinson officiating, Given in marriage by her father, Miss Laleah Almon, of Halifax, was the bride\u2019s only attendant.Mr.James Knox, The Black Watch, (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada acted as best man for Moncel.A reception was held in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton hotel.Among the out-of-town guests were: The Honorable and Mrs.C.D.Howe, of Ottawa, Colonel and Mrs.S.C.Oland, Mrs.W.D.Almon, Mrs.H.E.Mahon and Mr.and Mrs.J.I.MacLaren, all of Halifax.Wedding Attendants At the marriage of Miss Hester Lorraine Chadwick, daughter of the late Everett L.Chadwick and of Mrs.Chadwick, to Mr.Curtis Budge Ross, son of Mr.and Mrs.George A.Ross, which is taking place on Thursday afternoon, November 30 at four o'clock in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, the bride will be attended by = Miss Elaine Ross, sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor and by Mrs.James B.Angl\u2019h as matron of honor.Mr.Robert F.Shaw will act as best man for Mr.Ross and the ushers will be Mr.G.A.Ross, Jr., and Mr.John K.Ross, brothers of the bridegroom, Mr.Denys Hew- ard and Mr.Carl Wiele.The Reverend F.W.Kerr, D.D., will officiate.The reception following the ceremony will be held at the home of the bridegroom's parents, 56 Upper Bellevue.The following are tableholders at the \u201cCharter Day\u201d Bridge being \u2018MACFARLANE SHO ROYS\u2019' AND GIRLS\u2019 25 & $5.00 3.75 Widths A to D WE DELIVER held in Victoria Hall Weatmount this evening, 8.15 p.m.: Mr.and Mrs.Edith M.Price, Mrs.M.Wesley, Mrs.W.S.Andrews, Miss F.Ryder, Mr.and Mrs.K.W.Mathe- son, Mrs.E.Thomas, Mr, and Mrs.F.Ford, Mrs.R.B.Wightman, Mrs.O.Steinmeyer, Mrs.C.Tou- saw, Mrs, McCuaig, Mrs.E.Beauvais, Mrs.H.Weeks, Mrs.L.Kydd, Mrs.E.Asprey, Mrs.M.Drayton, Mrs.E.Gittins, Mr.and Mrs.G.Blampied, Mr, Ernest Rooke, Miss P.Wren, Mr.and Mrs, J.D.Clements, Mr.and Mrs.W.Field, Mr.and Mrs.B.A.Ford, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Hill, Dr.and Mrs.J.H.Con- don, Mrs.N.Champion.Miss F.Fox, Mrs.E.Holder, Mrs, H.Massiah, Mrs, B.Ferrier, Mrs.D.Hay, Mrs.T.Jones, Mr.and Mrs.F.Ingrams, Mrs.M.Jarvis, Miss K, Hill, Mrs, A.Murphy, Miss M.Murphy, Mrs.R.Manhire, Mrs, C, Forrest, Mrs.H.Halsall, Mrs.J.Morris, Miss G.Morris, Mrs.E.Secord, Mr.and Mrs, Geo.Porteous, Mrs.M.Wray, Mr.and Mrs, F, Nixon, Mrs, J.Nixon, Mrs.DeRoche, Mrs.D.Cross, Mrs, E.Rawcliffe, Mrs, Jas, Ford, Miss L.Simmons, Miss D.Grisley, Miss E.Thomas, Mrs, J.Hillwood, Mrs.J.Lawrenson, Mrs.H.Hill, Mrs.H.Stitt, Miss M.Dixon, Miss F.Grant, Mrs.D.Urquhart, Mrs.J.Baillie, Mrs, W.McConnell, Mr, and Mrs.Weir, Miss A.Corbett, Mr.and Mrs.Grigon and Mrs.H.Massiah, Additional Subscribers Further subscribers to Saint Malachy's Second Annual \u201cAt Home\u201d, being held Friday, at Vic- * toria Hall, include: Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Nowlan, Mr.and Mrs, Frank Consiglio, Mr, and Mrs, Frank O'Donnell, Mr.and Mrs.Dave Kennedy, Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Guay, Mr.and Mrs.R.L.Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Shanahan, Mr.and Mrs.G.Roy.Miss Ruth Austin, Miss Ivy Biggs, Miss Sheila Bailey, Miss Gertrude Broden, Miss Lorna Gibb, Miss Georgina Gourley, Miss Nan Heroux, Miss Katherine Ham- + |mill, Miss Marie Hammill, Miss Sylvia Ingledow, Miss Helen Kier- ans, Miss Kay Lawrence, Miss Rita Guire, Miss Lorna McFarlane, Miss Moira McKeown, Miss Mildred Neysmith, Miss Cecilia O\u2019Connell, Miss, Dorothy Quinn, Miss Eileen Sheely, Miss Kathleen Sheely, Miss Patricia Sheely, Miss Dorothy Staples, Miss Ella Sontheim, Miss Almeda Thompson, Miss Clare Tynan, Miss Rita Walker, Miss Jean Webster, Miss Thelma Weiss.Messrs Bill Allison, Marcel Bazi- net, Gordon Bennett, Eric Brooks, George Clacy, George Colfer, Nor- A AII EI 11 Bessborough Chapter To Hold Bridge Party Members of- the Earl of Bess- borough Chapter I.0.D.E.are holding a bridge in the Community hall on Wednesday evening, at eight o\u2019clock, under the convener- ship of Mrs.A.W.Myers.Committee in charge of arrangements includes: Mrs.K.W.Worden, Mrs.H.Conan-Newton and Mrs.A, C.Dunn.Proceeds will be devoted to the Chapter\u2019s war work.Business Meeting Westmount Women\u2019s Club will hold its regular monthly business meeting on Friday, November 24, at three o'clock in Victoria Hall.Following the business session motion pictures on the Royal Visit will be shown by Mr.Dent Harrison.Mrs.Harold Mills will preside.man Desmond, Maurice Dougher- ty, William Erevett, John Gallagher, Bill Gray, Donald Gunn, Jack Hammock, Bernard Johnson, Dan Heaney, Dudley Kearns, John Kin, Bob Laurin, Thomas Lanni- gan, Gaston Laliberté, Frank Lunn, Paul Mondor, Kenneth Murphy, Don MacKenzie, John Mc- Ilhone, Curt Owens, Gerald Phe- lan, Paul Pullam, Ernie Rochon, Sterling Skahan, Emmett Stafford, Walter Thomas, Walter Turner.MILDRED\u2019S Personal SHOPPING SERVICE THIS SERVICE PRACTICALLY FREE AT.6200 Please call evenings to talk to Mlidred personally.Ea er PLOWERS AND PLANTS So Regd 4841 Sherbrooke W.Gresnhouses: 2175 Belgrave Ave.EL.9595 PR RR ld dd bbb ih dd AA UF THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 RN, All Occasions 223 a win Foriste Retail Branch: (at Victoria) DE.9898 Annual Luncheon The Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will hold its annual luncheon on Tuesday at 1:15 p.m.in the church hall.Ladies are requested to return their Sunshine bags to this meeting, when it is expected that returns will be announced at the close of the luncheon.VAN GEUN'S RESTAURANT 2019 Peel St.A charming, new place to eat\u2014 where excellent food is served at moderate prices.Gifted Cup, Palm & Card Reader Private Rooms for Parties, Meetings, Bridges, Showers, etc.Enquiries Invited MA.3926 DO YOU HAVE A LIPSTICK LIFELINE.The last lipstick thread which clings to the edges of your lips in a desperate attempt to save itself! If youdo, try Don Juan\u2014the lipstick that stays on, Once applied, itsthintransparent film should cover your lips evenly from morning \u2018till night without retouching.And\u2014it won't come off on linens, cigarettesor somebody else\u2019s Ends.i a Dos ye Metcalfe Pharmacy L.Sherwin, Ph.G., Proprietor 4451 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Metcalfe) WE.6727 CHESTERFIELD SETS SLIP \"COVERS Made to Order and Repaired We specialize :n very delicate wor PERIOD CHAIRS & FOOT STOOLS FOR NEEDLE POINT COVERING - OCCASIONAL FURNITURE telephone EL.7933 or visit our Showrooms RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CO.5779 SHERBROOKE W., Near Melrose Ave.EERIE) Whi wt LR pa ES k.For free estimates and sa.nples EL.7933 Dancing Bustles! Fascinating FORMALS s15 95 Be a new exciting you\u2014dance in a bustle! Sleek bodiced, tiny waisted \u2014 these new formals flaunt big bustle bows, pep- lums \u2014 dramatic backswept skirts! Brilliant choice taffetas, failles, velvets.Black and lush colors.Sizes 12 to 20.Also women\u2019s formal and informal gowns, Sizes 38 to 44.Gracemode Shoppe REG'D.5029 SHERBROOKE WEST (Opposite Westmount Theatre) WA.4771 | Full Length Velvet Wraps.$25.up | GROWING GIRLS Sizes 3 to 9.Regulariv $6.00 & $6.50 Widths AAAA to C SHOE STORE DExter 6277 \u2014 SALE! FOR 3 DAYS ONLY AT PRE-WAR PRICES ! THURSD.Mel A mee Cross uni cers too ing with residing ef officer) cent, Mr the chair, ville chu every Mo 19 p.m.] proxima rolled.Other vice pre Campbell A.A.S Mrs, Gra Margaret secretary, Hizh ¢ every tyn those des] The \u201ccock fied from liners, is London 8 created à in what crown,\u201d which hay ced at the One ma deep \u201ccory at the ton with the the brim.ing \u201ccoch of cyclam front and ing in ag Hugh E black felt 1880's wit with plun standing with loop: bon with | shoulder\u2014 the bustle jod.| The En to the be type of] the Londe this seaso of a halo, front, inst sot and P ely mode which is head with through t Hugh ! to his nev a bit of : embroider ver dots ing in sti elon Chau DO SUFI CC And T THEO 14 Eve.6 For Appel MA Auto Evaporat automatic No V Ne 37 1939 on of h wil] Tues.hurch to re.0 this 1 that at the at\u2014 d ar ader etc.tor W.PI \u2014 hi THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 Melville Red Cross Unit Headed by Mrs.M.Hodges A meeting of the *felville Red Cross unit for the election of offi- «rs took place on Monday evening with Mrs.Owen R.Campbell cresiding.Following the election of officers, the new elected presi- cont, Mrs.Melbourne Hodges took che chair, and announced that Mel ville church hall would be open every Monday from ten a.m.until 10 p.m.for Red Cross work.Approximately 60 members have enrolled.Other officers elected were: 1st vice president, Mrs.Owen Rede Campbell; 2nd vice president, Mrs.A.A.Stewart; 3rd vice president, Mrs, Grant Smith; Secretary, Miss Margaret Macnaughton; assistant treasurer and finance convener, Mrs.John Macfarlane, to be assisted by Mr~ Earle Walker.Committee Mrs.John Patterson.Supply convener, Mrs.A.G.Alexander, committee, Mrs.T.P.Ritchie, Miss G.Scott, Mrs, J.Henderson Brown, Mrs.G.H.Brook, and Mrs.Robert Mutch; Organization convener, M r s .Charles A.Smart, committee, Mrs.W.S.Louson, Mrs, J.I.Cass, Mrs.W.E.Forbes, Miss Ethel M.Doull and Miss Rose Petit; Work convener, Mrs, J.R.Murray; committee, Mrs.Wm.Orr Mulligan, Mrs.T.W.Kerr, Mrs.G.Lobban and Miss Catherine Seaton.Each convener has been given the authority to add to her com- secretary, Miss Jeanette Neilson; mittee.y High crowns are the rule for every type of winter hat except those designed for evening wear.The \u201ccocher\u201d crown, a bit modified from those of the French milliners, is conspicious in all the London shops.One designer has created a slight variation of this in what he calls his \u201cwaisted crown,\u201d he is showing models which have a wide boned band, laced at the front like a corset.+ * * One model in black felt has a deep \u201ccorset\u201d of black satin edged at the top with narrow bluck lace, with the same lace at the edge of the brim.Rose Bertin has a striking \u201ccocher\u201d model in two shades of cyclamen velvet, light in the front and darker at the back falling in a snood effect.% 3» + Hugh Beresford makes a small, black felt hat, reminiscent of the 1880\u2019s with a narrow rolling brim with plumes of magenta marabou standing at the back, flanked with loops of magenta velvet ribbon with long ends falling to the shoulder\u2014a perfegt complement to the bustle frock of the same period, * * * The English woman is devoted to the beret, and one finds this type of hat featured by many of the London milliners.As a rule, this season\u2019s beret takes the form of a halo, standing high at the front, instead of at the side.Pis- sot and Pavy have designed a lovely model in soft black felt, which is swathed across the forehead with a gold dagger thrust through the high front.¥ * æ Hugh Beresford adds glamour to his new black berets by placing a bit of stiff black taffeta ribbon embroidered in heavy gold or silver dots across the forehead ending in stiff ends at the side.Mad- elon Chaumet turns her big berets DO YOU SUFFER FROM CORNS And Other Foot Ailments?THEN SEE THEO.HENSE, Chiropodist \u2018 1426 Peel St, or, Eve.6-9, 3450 Prud'homme For Appointments Call MA.6465 Desert-Dry- .- Air f \u201ccauses colds, dry skin, cracked furniture, etc.MAID-O-MIST ine.Automatic Humidifiers Evaporate 1.5 gallons per day automatically from the radiator.No Water To Carry No Electricity Low Price.Fred G.French-EL.2539 OR YOUR DEALER.sharply up at one side and puts a choux of deep pink or green satin ribbon on the upturned side, resting on the hair.* * # Ostrich feathers are always in fashion in England because of their flattering qualities.Madelon Chaumet has a charming model in henna-colored felt, squashed in at the sides, with a high folded crown and almost covered with ostrich pom-poms, on many of the dressjer models, as for instance, a little cinema toque, which is composed of a big bow of royal blue velvet ribbon, extending over the head with three big, blue feather pom-poms at the front.The same milliner is using tiny coq feathers for a little theatre toque with a little pointed crown, and another model is made entirely of black pigeon feathers with a pink feather pom-pom on the upturned side, * # * English sport hats are as famous as English tweeds, and this season's models are especially jaunty, as well as practical, fitting tightly over the head with ali sorts of intricate crowns, folded, crushed-in, draped or slightly steeple-shaped, and rather wide brims, often turned up smartly at the side with a long quill thrust at various angles at the front or side of the crown.* » * And speaking of sports hats, Madelon Chaumet has a small round toque in fine brown silk jersey with two little cog\u2019s heads in red and white feathers at the front and at the back, a long scarf of the jersey which can be twisted tightly, like a snood, over the hair and brought around the neck, becoming, as\"well as practical, Club Women To Hear Sir Gerald Campbell The Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal will meet on Tuesday evening, at 8.30 p.m.in the Wind.cor Hotel, when Sir Gerald Campbell, K.C.M.G., High Commissioner for the United Kingdom, wil; address the meeting.The Nova Scotia flag, which was presented to the Club by the Honourable the Premier of Nova Scotia, and which had flown from the Government Buildings at Halifax on the occasion of Their Majesties\u2019 visit to Canada, will be dedicated by Captain the Reverend F, H, Wilkinson, M.M., Rec- .tor of the Church of St.James the Apostle.Members may bring guests.- Sodality Meeting The regular meeting of the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish will take place on Monday evening at half-past seven o'clock in St.Paul's Academy, 11 Cote St.Antoine Road.TAXES ARE MODIFIED Rumania is modifying many of its taxes, An Italian grand opera company touring South America is being warmly greeted.5006 FRESH CUT FLOWERS : We Specialize in Wedding Bouquets \u2014 Funeral Designs, Etc.GREY'S FLORIST PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE SHERBROOKE ST.W.DE.1124 | H ZE RBST UPHOLSTERER Furnitere, Draperies, Slip Covers Made to Order and Repaired 379 Victoria Ave.eur tn EL.1980 memes _ or Tre WESTMOUNT EXAMINER BUSINESS ASSOCIATION of WESTMOUNT | ITS YOUR ASSURANCE OF >} SERVICE AND SATISFACTION All members are identified by thé Association\u2019s crest displayed prominently at their places of business, and it is respectfully requested that you look for this identification sign when making your purchases.PATRONIZE THE MERCHANTS WHO DISPLAY THIS CREST The merchants listed in this advertisement are all members of the Business Association of Westmount, an association formed to give Westmount residents better service and to create a community spirit between the merchants and the buying public.Automobiles: NASH-LAFAYETTE AUTOMOBILE LTD.4102 ST.CATHERINE W.WE, 1138 Auto Service: A.LAFORTUNE (Imperial) SERVICE STATION Corner Sherbrooke & Grosvenor EL.0176 STANLEY S.HOOK 4230 ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.1201 Bakery: | DENT HARRISON & SONS, LTD.323 PRINCE ALBERT AVE.DE.3566 .° Caterer: MAITLAND CONFECTIONER 4124 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.4651 Chocolates: DENYSE HOME MADE MINIATURE CHOCOLATES 4909 SHERBROOKE W.EL.4877 Cigar Stores: S.HYMAN, LTD.5005 SHERBROOKE W.Coal-Coke-Fuel Oil: HAND & PARKER, LTD.4857 SHERBROOKE W.DE.1131 EL.6407 Dairy Products: BROWN BUCHANAN DAIRY, LTD.38 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT WI.1577 Drug Stores: AMERICAN DRUG STORE 1385 GREENE AVE.WI.2136-7 METCALFE PHARMACY 4451 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.6727 Electric Refrigeration: McPARLAND REFRIGERATION, REG\u2019D 4 HILLSIDE AVE.WE.6676 Florists: EDDY\u2019S FLORISTS 4178 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.7242 JOHN EDDY & SONS, REG'D 4841 SHERBROOKE W.DE.9898 Greenhouses at 2175 Belgrave Ave, + THE - BUSINES | ASSOCIATION WEST NUNT iy limits.Furriers: BLEAU & ROUSSEAU 5004 SHERBROOKE W.DE.4482 Groceries and Meats: P.A.SEERS 4498 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.2741 THRIFT - STOP & SHOP 4850 SHERBROOKE W.EL.7361 Hairdresser: LAFRANCE BEAUTY SALON Permanents and all branches of Beauty Culture, Open every night till 9 p.m.from Dec, 15th to 31st.4842 SHERBROOKE W.EL.7880 Home Furnishings: HERMAN BROS.CHRISTMAS GIFTS 5006 SHERBROOKE W.Air Conditioned Ice Refrigerators: ICE MANUFACTURING CO.4093 ST.CATHERINE W.FI.6311 DE.3924 Jewellers: J.G.NORWELL 390A VICTORIA AVE.OHMAN'S 1216 GREENE AVE.Ladies\u2019 Ready-To-Wear: MAY'S RITE FIT LADIES\u2019 WEAR 1219 GREENE AVE.Meat Market: WESTMOUNT WINDSOR MARKET EL.8616 WE.4046 Fl.9541 4167 ST.CATHERINE W.Fl.5201 Men\u2019s and Boys\u2019 Apparel: WARREN REGD 4884 SHERBROOKE W, DE.3982 Millinery: CLAREMONT MILLINERY (MRS, MANBEAU) 4968 SHERBROOKE W.WA.2178 Moving and Storage: WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.205 OLIVIER AVE.WE.1113 This is your city, therefore-it is a very modest request to ask you to make whatever purchases you can within its ° Pets and Supplies: WESTMOUNT GOLDFISH & BIRD SUPPLIES .357 VICTORIA AVE.DE.4532 Plumbers: VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.4834 SHERBROOKE W.EL.0616 JOHN WATSON & CO.LTD.1359 GREENE AVE.FI.4689.Printers: ROBSON PRINTERS LTD.4206 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.5227 Radio Sales & Service: ACME RADIO & SPORTS 344A VICTORIA AVE.WA.8200 Roofing and Plumbing: WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING CO.ROOFING INSPECTION 206 OLIVIER AVE.WE.3844 NIGHT and SUNDAY CALLS: AM, 1418 \u2014 CA, 0864 Restaurants: MURRAY\u2019S LUNCH LTD.5011 SHERBROOKE W.DE.3262 Shoes: REGENCY SHOE STORE Macfarlane, Slater, J.& T, Bell and Wigwam Shoes 4863 SHERBROOKE DE.6277 Shoes and Hosiery: JOHN SMITHERS BSTABLISHED 1890 4213 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.3434 Skits & Ski Equipment: SAMMETT & BLAIR EVERYTHING FOR THE SKIER FI.7582 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.Stationery and Tobacconist: TOPKINS 1311 GREENE AVE.WE.0307 Taxi Service: WESTMOUNT TAXI SERVICE 1215 GREENE AVE.FI.2468 Upholstering and Draperies: 'B.WILDE 220 ELM AVE.Fl.2822 d ty PAGE FIVE » 6CHLOS #10 1 HOTS on rr Te a 13 it.i Bts Ae OL AB Pt rk + PART Sr 5 _\u2014 ra STE a RT sy AE i pre a Ace six HE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER \u2014 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 \u201cwwe 4 NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD TRACTION GOSSIP J ATTRACTIONS ¥ } de MEN LIKE MATURITY : Hedy Lamarr In \u201d W.T.Hughes-Jones, convener 2M 27.¥s Lady Of Tropics £ a tag day in Australia said 8 & pa Le chere was no doubt men bougnt 2 , more tags than women, but they ; ; very iret nary came through the ought them mostly from older motion picture career with flying| Yom?ta nd not from young and = colors.etry taggers.li For an entire day Miss Lamarr NEW CUBA AIRPORT ih 5 CLE pdt CoA IEA had to appear before the camera Cuba h blie ai , 7] 47 , 2 with wells of tears in her eyes aba has a new public airport FRITZIF'S FOLLIES New York, November 15\u2014Manhattan is giggling these days at a sprightly comedy of love and life produced by District Attorney Thomas Dewey and staged at General Sessions Court with Fritzie Kuhn, the talented German story-teller, cart as male lead, The female leads pre several\u2014with a certain Mrs.Florence Camp stealing the spotlight at the moment, To be precise, Master Kuhn is from the treasury of the German- national goodwill\u201d organization wh (nfromthefrhee them aAw mhhme¥* \u201cPritzie's Follies\u201d is now in Îts second week at General Sessions Court, but the biggest laugh of the trial to date was provided Monday when a series , of telegrams sent at Bund ex- .pense to Kuhn's \u201ccasual friend\u201d, , Mrs.Camp, was read into the record by Assistant District At- \u201ctorney Herman McCarthy, In these Fritzie proved himself quite a Romeo, much to the plea- - sure of a packed courtroom .which howled with delight as the Bundesfuehrer blushed .deeply, \u201cHope to have everything under control tonight.Great love and isses,\u201d read one wire addressed to the fair madam in Hollywood.\u201cArrived safely.Love you, my gverything, All my thoughts of you.Great love and kisses,\u201d read a second wire, ., If Kuhn escapes conviction on his present accusation, he will have to face a second trial for theft in the very near future.Of course, the present procedure is more than a trial for theft.Meanwhile, Fritzie\u2019s follies continue to bring grins to Americans at their breakfast tables each morning.* SCRATCHES ON A PAD Jimmy Shields, Toronto's gift to the networks, was signed yesterday to succeed Donald Novis on the Fibber McGee stanza via N.B.C.« « Novis is reported secretly engaged to Audrey Neilsen, Canadian otolate heiress .Montreal's on Reid, 4 young tenor whose \u2018ptar is in the ascendant, flies to ollywood this week-end to join he Al Pearce program on C.B.S.: November 22 .Top show of the ; oment in Manhattan: \u201cPhiladel- :bhia Story\u201d, with Katherine Hep- sox on tria) for alleged theft of $5.64! American Bund, the famous \u201cinter- ich he heads.burn, Top musical: \u201cToo Many Girls\u201d, the new George Abbott production with tunes by Rogers and Hart at the Impérial ., .Will Geer succeeds James Barton as turnip- chewing, moth-eaten Jeeter Lester in \u201cTobacco Roatl\u201d December 11 when the caste celebrates the 2,600th presentation of Jack Kirkland's fluke at the Forrest Theatre , .Barton is \u201ctired of it alt\u201d.* TYPESLINGER'S DIARY Breakfast at 9.30 is with Johnny Messner, whose grand band travels N.B.C.-CFCF from the MecAlpin Marine Grill in midtown Manhattan, Completing our threesoine for toast and coffee is lookable Jeanne D'Arcy, Messner vocalist, whose grandpop hails from Trois Rivieres .«.Over to Metronome Magazine for a chat with Editor Richard Gilbert; then lunch at the Lincoln Grill with actress Aline McMahon and playwrite Peggy Phillips .Miss McMahon wears white stockings and low-heeled shoes, while Miss Phillips is very chic in a green coat with all the latest doodads .Ben Bernie and Jimmy Melton chew spinach at an adjacent table .Across the Square to Hotel Somerset at three o'clock for brief greetings to Montreal's Norman McKeever, rated one of Manhattan\u2019s ace saxophonists , .McKeever joins Nick Pisani's new band in St, Louis Friday .Tea is with Lionel Shapiro, Gazette scribe, in the staff restaurant atop the New York Times Annex\u2014and then back to the McAlpin for a shower and change of shirt .We are Guy Lombardo's guest at his ten-o\u2019clock broadcast, and have a cocktail with Montreal's Billy Bissett prior to sitting in on the Andre Kostelanetz program with Tony Martin and Kay Thompson at midnight ., And so to the key- board\u2014and now to bed .Adios! -s00urs Evening Classes EFFECTIVE SPEECH SELF EXPRESSION by Dickson-Kenwin At Westmount Y,M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke W.| commencing Tuesday, Nov.21st \" NR Three months course $7.00 Telephone Wilbank 2159 Registrations \u2018now received.IRVING LAING BAND PITTED WITH LAJOIE The \u201cBattle of Music, staged cach Sacurday nigat at the Auditorium Bnlroom, tke purpose of which, it it annonnred 15 to determine the right to the title of \u201cMontreal\u2019s Most Popular Dance Band,\u201d wends its way nappily onward, to the plainly ovident de light of Dancers the town over.A number of excellent orchestras \"have already made their appearance, and others of equally high rating are in the offing, So far Irving Laing has two vie- tories to his credit, the Maestro on Saturday last wielding his baton to such good effect that he and his mighty men downed those of Len Howard by a score of 375 to 271, with 64 spoiled ballots and ROSES Most Beautiful Dos.84c up Long Stems Short Stems Dox.49c Carnations Dozn 98¢ Chrysanthemums Lge Bch.49e Wedding Bouquets $2.30 up Corsages 350 up Funeral Designs ON SHORT NOTICE .$2.00 up de ft llty FI e \"at Ki oor Brénenent pau 8 Monkland Ave.w WA.2747 \"$603 Park Ave,\" \"TA\" ste HOLLYWOOD FLORIST 8038 Sherbrooke W.Westmount Theatre Bldg.WA, 3122 ORNFIELD SORTS MRL: some 300 not voting.Upwards of a thousand devotees of the light fantastic were in attendance.The coming Saturday will see the Laing aggregation pitted against Alex Lajoie, directing what is generally considered one of the finest groups of musicians of its kind in the city.Since the spirit of rivalry is keen, dancers are looking forward to soma extraordinarily good entertainment.0 REGGIE LEWIS 0.D., B.Opt.OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN Complete eye examinations with modern ophthalmic instruments Repairs and adjustments to all types of glasses.In association with S.McKinley, 0.D.1867 St.Catherine W.Corner St.Mark Fi.1808 A 4 J A.BEAUTY PARLOR Same address for 12 years.PERMANENTS and all Branches of B>auty Culture.4862 SHERBROOKE ST.W., at Victoria GAGNON EL.0838 Linda Darnell, new screen \u201cfind,\u201d and James Ellison help romance rear its lovely head in Elsa Maxwell's \u201cHotel for Women,\u201d which opens Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre.ARTY ITTY IT comes back to claim in Alexander Korda\u2018s \u201cFOUR FEATHERS\u201d eT, Only the brave deserve a kiss from lovely June Duprex, so John Clements, who has proved himself a hero in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, js reward and return one of his \u2018Four Feathers,\u201d echnicolor production of the same name, which opens Sunday at the Monkland United Theatre, » Three hundred overcoats for snowy Christmas scenes; 2,000 boys\u2019 suits in four different periods in the history of England; 300 flat-topped bowlers, straw hats and top hats; and 500 cloth caps with specially designed colors and badges.: These were just a few of the items the wardrobe department had to deal with in outfitting the 2,000 boys who appear in the school scenes of \u201cGoodbye, Mr.Chips,\u201d filmization of the famous James Hilton.novel, in which Robert Donat is now starring on the Westmount United Theatre screen.Biggest item in the wardrobe list was a duplicate set of 1,800 Eton collars and 900 school ties that went with them, The, duplicate set was necessary to allow for breakages.Then, for the sporting scenes, there were complete sets of rubber togs of the dashing, long-knickered 1870 period and the rather more select whites of the cricketing teams of all periods.asters\u2019 caps, gowns and hoods provided another large item, for during the sixty years in which \u201cMr, Chips\u201d is at his school, nearly a hundred masters pass through its ancient gates, Old boys who came back during the World War needed khaki uniforms and the staff at the school, pictured in the story, the porters and the housemaids all required distinctive uniforms, Great Drama In York United Presentation \u201cDr, Livingstone, I presume?\u201d Drama knows no more thrilling moment than when Stanley speaks these words to Dr.Livingstone in Africa, the climax of the adventure that.thrilled the world.And now the most: heroic exploit known to man may be seen in one of the most spectacular motion pictures ever undertaken, Darryl F.Zanuck\u2019s production of \u201cStanley .and Livingstone.\u201d \u2018 Featuring one of the finest acting casts ever assembled, the opening of the 20th Century-Fox film on Saturday will be a gala day at the York United Theatre.Spencer Tracy, vwice winner of the Academy Award, partrays the daring Stanley, crack newsvaper man of the New York Herald.Starred with him are Nancy Kelly and Richard Greene, heading an imposing cast including Walter Brennan, also an Academy Oward winner; Charles Coburn.Sir Cedric Hardwicke, as Living.stone; Henry Hull and Henry Travers, 4 Extensive Wardrobe is : Used in Fine Picture But the wardrobe men took it all in their stride, and apart from a few outsize schoolboys whose trousers just refused to fit, a few bent collars and a split seam or two, they regarded the job as a straight-forward bit of tailoring.Profit Of Pepsi- Cola Company Is Announced Walter S.Mack, Jr, president of Pepsi-Cola Company, announe- ed today that the estimated consolidated net profits of the Pepsi- Cola Company, and its subsidiaries, for the nine months ended September 30, 1939, according to unaudited company figures, are approximately $4,630,000, This is after deduotng estmated income taxes and estimated depreciation, but before deducting payments made in connection with settlement with C.G.Guth et al amounting to approximately $360, 000.\u2019 This shows earnings on the above basis of approximately $17.72 a share on Pepsi-Cola stock for the first nine months of this year.This compares with estimated net profits for the nine months ended September 30, 1938, of $2,775,000, an increase of approximately 67 per cent, DEANNA DURBIN ADVOCATES SINGING IN SHOWER BATH Singing in a shower has long been a popular American pastime, but only recently.acquired by one of America\u2019s foremost singers\u2014 Deanna Durbin, \u201cIt was only while I was learning the songs for my latest picture, \u2018First Love, that I started singing in the shower,\u201d declared the young Universal star.\u201cI never usec to sing very much around the house HBcause I don\u2019t like to have people hear me practice.When I sing I like to really give out.You can give out when you're singing with an orchestra.Because of the music, Hou don\u2019t seem to be making much noise yourself, \u201cWell, it's the same way when you're in the shower.The water makes so much noise that you can sing as loudly as you like and nobody hears you.That's why I started singing in the shower.And now, sometimes I do \u2018home work\u2019 there.\u201d NEW POWER STATIONS ~ To relieve its power shortage Japan will erect seven new elec- A scene from the film \u201cBachelor Mother\u201d starring Ginger Rogers, Frank Albertson and David Niven, United Theatre for a three day engagement, \u201cGOLDEN BOY\u201d Barbara Stanwyck and Adolphe Menjou in a scene from the dramatic story \u2018\u2019Golden Boy\u2019 which is now Theatre until Friday.opening Sunday at the Snowdon playing at the York United .WILL CONDUCT THREE MONTHS SPEECH GLASS Dickson-Kenwin, English Actor, to Give Instruct- tion \u2014 Class at West- mount Y Dickson-Kenwin, the well-known English Actor who is heard weekly over C.BM.as \u201cJames Bur- bage\u201d in \u201cShakespeare\u2019s England, will conduct a three months course of evening classes at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.The classes commence Tuesday, November 21 and will be held weekly.The curriculum includes effective speech and self expression for business and professional men and women and for students of drama- tie art.Last season, Dickson-Kenwin gave a successful course to employees of the Bell Telephone Coat Beaver Hall Hill and at Strath- cona Hall, McGill University.The actor has recently returned from a successful tour in the Eastern Counties, during which he produced Priestley\u2019s \u201cLaburnum Grove\u201d for the University of Bishop's College, Lennoxville.On November 28, Dickson-Kenwin will appear at the Victoria Hall, Westmount, for the Dickens Fellowship.On that evening he will impersonate more than a dozen Dickensian and Shakespearean Characters in 45 minutes.Registrations for the classes at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.are now being received.Contest Entries Close December 1 The time of the final entry date of the Quebec Bureau of Mines prize of $500 for the best \u2018tory in French and $500 for the best story in English on the discovery and development of the resources of \u201cWestern Quebec\u201d is rapidly approaching.All entries must be sent to \u201cWestern Quebec.Story Contest\u201d, Quebec Bureau of Mines.Quebec City, on or before December 1st, 1939.Information relative to the competition may be had at this address.It is not necessary to submit the story with the entry as authors have until March 1st, 1940 to do this.No special form is required for this competition, but all entrants must give their names, addresses And nationality in a letter registering Vheir entry.| No entries will be received aftér December 1st, so send yours in at once.Many Italians in France have tric power stations, joined the French defense forces, lahead of you, wearing slacks, some Boys Blush Easiest \"' Following completion of her role in \u201cDaughters Courageous,\u201d the Warner Bros.comedy now showing at the Snowdon United Theatre, May Robson branched out as a public speaker and made a hit before a Los Angeles Breakfast Club gathering which had invited her to make a speech comparing the young people in her generation with those of the present.\u201cThe young people of the present are more mystifying,\u201d said the 75-year-old actress.\u201cYou see one of them walking down the street kind of a loose jacket, low-heeled shoes, no hat, and the hair cut short in back, and you don\u2019t know whether the person is a girl or a boy.So you go up and tap the youngster on the shoulder and say, \u2018Hi-ya, Toots!\u201d.If she turns around and blushes, she's almost sure to be a boy.\u201d ORGAN RECITALS WILL BE FEATURED Last year a series of organ recitals was held in the Captain's Chapel at Sir George Williams College under the auspices of the Student Christian Movement.In response to many requests from students who enjoyed this feature of college life, Ronald Hupfield, President of the Movement, announces that beginning today, a program of organ reveries will be inaugurated.The first meeting will be held by Thorne Luttrell, with Harold Potter at the organ.BUY AMERICAN PLANES Netherland India is purchasing a number of American airplanes.THIRD ROUND BATTLE OF MUSIC = in the Series to Determine the Right to the Title of MONTREAL'S MOST POPULAR ORCHESTRA IRVING LAING * And His Orchestra versus ALEX.LAJOIE And His 10-Piece Band at the AUDITORIUM - BALL ROOM 375 ONTARIO ST.WEST \u2018Sat.Nov.18th Contests to Continue Every Saturday.2 BANDS Continuous Dancing 8.30 to Closing Admission: Ladies 44c; Gents 60c.Tax, checking included.BEER \u2014 DINE \u2014 WINE Dancing Every Night 8:30-Close -| ing her eyes and went through the for a sequence with Robert Taylor in \u201cLady of the Tropics,\u201d now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Saturday.\u201cHave you ever cried before?\u201d Director Jack Conway asked her, before the scene.\u201cNever in an acting role,\u201d Miss Lamarr admitted.Conway suggested that the actress employ menthol or one of the other agencies for producing tears.\u201cNo, I can ery by myself,\u201d she said.She retired to a corner of the set, buried her head in her arms and remained quiet for a few minutes.She returned with tears fill- scene.During the Great War, the people of Canada subscribed $9,- 073,000 for the use of the Canadian Red Cross Society and donated a further $6,250,000 for the British Red Cross.Materials and supplies to a value of approximately 20 million dollars were also provided by voluntary workers.SERS STS SEL ESTMOUNT TODAY.SATURDAY SPLENDID BILL! x \u201cMr.Chips\u2019 is so packed with power, tenderness and emo tional thrill that it will.linger in your memory MR.CHIPS «GREER GARSON 2nd.Film, \u201cCOWBOY QUARTERBACK\" with Bert Wheeler and Marle Wilson, FRIDAY NIGHT After 11 Revival of \u201cFOUR MEN AND A PRAYER\u201d with Loretta Young, David Niven, George Sanders and Richard Greene, SUNDAY, \u201cHOTEL ROR WOMEN\" with Ann Sothern, Jean Rogers and Lynn Bari.\u201cSTOP LOOK AND LOVE\u201d with Jean Roaers and Robert Kellard, Shorts and News.SRETAOTHEEIRRIAE GEER ANTHRRORTONHEREIR TEs TODAY-SATURDAY SPLENDID BILL! aughter > le MATIN Courageous LE 4 \u2019 got the lovable ¢* Four Daughters\u201d 4 stars In a grand new, even more , « charming ra imance filled with actien! with Priscilla, Lola and Rosemary Lane, Gale Page and John QGarfleld.2nd.Feature, GRACIE FIELDS In \u201cSmiling Along\u2019 with Roger Livesey.Shorts and News.SUNDAY untli TUESDAY, GINGER ROGERS and DAVID NIVEN in \u201cBachelor Mother.\u201d \u201cINDIANA.POL'S SPEEDWAY\u201d with Pat near Marti, in Matanzas Province, HIER ES EERIE TRE ry ee errr JORH STARTS SATURDAY EXCELLENT PROGRAM! Thestory of the world\u2019s greatest newspoper man becomes Hollywood's best motion picture for 1939! eas J LIVINGSTONE SPENCER TRACY NANCY RICHARD KELLY - GREENE \\ WALTER BRENNAN CHARLES COBURN Sir Cedric HARDWICKE @ HENRY HULL HENRY TRAVERS The finest octing cost ever assembled] \u2014 Extra Speclal Attraction \u2014 SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT ., , you'll applaud its brilliance, Its \u201cheart,\u201d its romance and fün ., GLORIA JEAN id vw, Come vee her! *Robert *Nen CUMMINGS - GREY *GLORIA JEAN TrUNDERPUP % Beulah Bondl * C.Aubrey Smith x Margaret Lindsay * Virginia Weldler Today until Friday, BARBARA STANWYCK In \u201cGOLDEN BOY\" with Adolphe Menjou and William Holden.\u201cINSPECTOR HORNLEI(GH\" with Gordon Sim, 3rd.Attraction, \u2018Battle Fleet of England in Action,\u201d the World's Greatest Sea Pourer and Protector of the Empire.RENEE HOE Harker and Alistair UHRERITIOOIERREE RENE ONHLAND TODAY-SATURDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM! AN EXCITING, ROMANTIC DRAMA .I\u201d * Glamorous Hedy Lamarr and handsome Bob in a thrilling, action-packed drama from East of Suez, ,.| Added Attraction, Boland, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FRIDAY NIGHT, Revival of \u201cWEI WILLIE WINKIE\" with Shirley Temple and Victor MacLagien.SUNDAY until TUESDAY, \u201cFou! FEATHERS\" In Technicolgr June Duprez, John Clements, Ralph Richardson and C.Aubrey Smith WOOD\" with Jed Prouty and Shirley O'Brien and Ann Sheridan, SR EERMITIR ERNE RRR : DELUXE ODORLESS CLEANING No shrinkage or stretching.LADIES\u2019 DRESSES TOPCOATS 3 PC.SUITS \u20ac 4892 SHERBROOKE W.At Prince Albert + { WE CALL FOR & DELIVER WHITE SWAN CLEANERS Deane, ACTA REC STANDARD CLEANING at Reduced Prices.us 5Q, TOPCOATS 3 PC, SUITS \u2019 WA.1145 CHARLIE RUG § GLES in \u201cNIGHT WORK\" with Mary 6 witt 8 \u201cTHE JONES FAMILY IN HOLLY: § Ontario Imperia Athletic We for thei nia squs thusiasn round w Pla; Orfuns strength chison, + injury, 4 den and on the s game, w Westn schedule with a perials.were an Westmot afternoo! Finish: Saturday much T swamped Westm provemez against past two that was lars in E ing and fourth, J sparingly enough ] orites to of Sarnis Bears\u201d in New .vincial a bounty o bear tak bears ha losses on killing 0: is provin province sportsme specimen will later dies in tl ing to C.Fish \u2018and the Cana EXTRA | 5 WEEK Latest extras is James 8 \u201cDestry ] sal.Breakin son for s mosphebe nak produ or appro a solid fi the equiv for 12,00( coc 0] og Ele Easil Silent , I hidden | hidden } page .two feat the first sion es | Name \u2026. 1939 | hand- acked reve 5 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 WESTMOUNTS IN OPENING TITLE SERIES SATURDAY AT TUNNEL TOWN Injured Players Return to Line-up for Important Match \u2014 Will Play Here Next Saturday \u2014 Westie Supporters Look for Senior Title \u2014 Total Points to Decide Title Westmount\u2019s sturdy footballers will travel to Sarnia to open the Ontario Rugby Union senior play-off series with the highly touted Imperials.The second game of the series is slated for the Westmount Athletic grounds the following Saturday.Westmounts have been hard at work drilling in practice sessions for their encounter with the Imperials.Their playing against the Sar- nia squad in previous matches has given their supporters plenty of enthusiasm as to their chances of copping the title.Total points on the round will decide the championship.Players who have been on the Orfuns will be back in harness to*® strengthen the squad.Buddy At- chison, who has been nursing a leg injury, Alex Flemming, Britt Bow- den and Jimmy Riddell, who were on the sidelines during the Orfuns game, will be back in the line-up.Westmounts finished the league schedule at the top of the heap, with a point margin over Imperials.Toronto, Balmy Beach were another point behind.The Westmounts will leave tomorrow afternoon for Sarnia.Finishing up their schedule last Saturday Westies had far too much power for Orfuns and swamped them 20-1.Westmounts showed vast improvement over their performances against Sarnia and Beaches the past two Saturdays.For a team that was minus three of its regulars in Buddy Atchison, Alex Fleming and Britt Bowden, and with a fourth, Jimmy Riddell, used only sparingly, Westmounts displayed enough punch to make them favorites to halt the eight-year reign of Sarnians, Good Bear Hunts In New Brunswick Bears\u2019 have become so plentiful in New Brunswick that the provincial authorities are offering a bounty of five dollars for each bear taken.Reports indicate that bears hava inflie:5d considerable losses on farmers through the killing of livestock.Bear hunting is proving a popular sport in the province and many American sportsmen are securing some fine specimens of black: bear which will later adorn their dens or studies in the form of rugs, according to C.K.Eoward, head of .the Fish and Gume Department \u2018of the Canadian National Railways.EXTRA PLAYERS WORK 5 WEEKS IN \u201cDESTRY\u201d Latest Hollywood gold mine for extras is the Marlene Dietrich- James Stewart frontier picture, Destry Rides Again,\u201d at Uniyer- sal.Breaking all records for the season for steady employment of at- mospheke players, the Joe Pasternak production provided daily work for approximately 400 extras over a solid five-week period.This is the equivalent of a one-day call for 12,000 extras.ET > QUENCHES THIRST.an with a BNA ZIP and ZEST as! DELICIOUS FRUIT JUICES REMOVE COOKING HEAT AND ODORS WITH THIS \u201cEXODOR\" Electric Exhaust Fan , Easily Instalied in Windows Silent .Doss Not Exclude Light $13.50 to $24.95 Results Quaranteed FRED G.FRENCH - EL, 2539 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER page overs 24 TACKLE SARNIA sidelines for the last match against WESTMOUNT \u2018Y WINNER IN 3 HOOP GAMES The Westmount Y.M.C.A.basket ball squads showed their superiority over Central \u2018Y\u2019 last week when all three teams handed defeat to the boys from Drummond street.The Intermediates, captained by John Crombie, and ably assisted by the sharp shooting of Sid Thomas, took the Central Y seniors into camp 28-24, The Junior squad, captained by victory over Central juniors by Rodger Chown, turned in a decided defeating them by the score of 29- 20; the score at the half time of this game was 21-3, with liberal substitution being made on the part of Westmount in the second half.In the final contest against the Central boys the juveniles took the firs: league game by the overshadowing score of 40-2.Bill McKay and Harold Parsons led the scoring in this game with ten points apiece.In the junior game O'Hara wal outstanding with ten points.\\ The intermediate also chalked up another victory last week by defeating Southwestern Seniors by a decided margin, The line up of the Westmount teams is as follows: Intermediates, John Crom- bie; Frank Salters, Howard Eakin, Bill .Olsen, Pat Murphy, John Eaves, Syd Thomas, and Ernie Hall.The Juniors; Rodger Chown, Bob Ashley, Ian O'Hara, Paul Redwood, Bert Ward, Jim Novinger, Mac Shipee, John Swift; the Juveniles, Phil Sargent, Bob Thompson, Harold Parsons, Bill McKay.Bert Dunham, Berry Condon and Bob Morrow.World\u2019s Fair To Continue In 1940 Announcement has been made that the New York World's Fair which closed for this year on October 31 will be continued in 1940, according to C.W.Johnston, General Passenger Traffic Manager of the Canadian National Railways.The tentative opening date next year is Saturday, May 25.and it is expected to continue through to the end of October.MOVIE ACTOR IS ROBBED after spending eight weeks in Famous Productions\u2019 Amazon jungle featured in \u201cGreen Hell,\u201d dodging poisoned arrows, shooting it out with head-hunting savages, and leading a continuously rough and tumble existence\u2014John Howard went East on a personal appearance - tour where the real danger lies.John was robbed of $135 by a hold-up man while on the way from Detroit to Cleveland.He writes that life was much safer in the \u201cGreen Hell\u201d jungle camp at Universal studios, with his friend, Doug.Fairbanks, Jr, NEAREST STATION The nearest station to Botwood Airport on the Newfoundland Railway is Bishop's Falls.At this point there is a rail connection by paper company\u2019s railway, also road connection to Botwood, 18 miles dis- tant.hidden in the.advertisement of .The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d Contest hidden in the advertisement of .of this week's Examiner, thess being the titles of the two festure pictures to be shewn at the the first half of the coming week.| agree to stcept the judges\u2019 decision ss final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.PPOS2cc0ttaan0uc0s0u000 veososasconsestess ess Winners -are te be drawn from these submitting the correct answers.\u2018 EEE ETES rs oe Westmount Thestrs during seseessaiaces aousessaeussacncontencesdess DO YOU KNOW\u2014?IN THIS CORNER.By Art Krenz \\ -WHO MADE LONGEST RUN AT POCKET BILLIARDS IN WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP MATH?COLLEGE FOOTBALL Wi.0UT MI A MINVIE 1 VERE + -.in Detroit, Dec.16, 1929.16 THERE A SUREACE 2\u2014Andrew R.E.Wyant played in 98 college football games and never was out a minute.performed for Bucknell in 1888-89-90-91 and with Chicago in 1892-93-94, .In curling the target is known as the tee.Answers to Art Krenz \u2018Do You Know\u2014?\u2019 Cartoon .1\u2014Ralph Greenleaf made a run of 126 againt Prank Taberski in world championship tournament He The Westmount Senior Leaders Corps bowed to Ottawa Senior Leaders in dual meet at the Capital, Although the local gympasts captured top points in two pieces of apparatus the Parallel bars and the flying rings, this lead was not sufficient to offset the points piled up by the home team on the horizontal bar and the mats.Francis Heggtveit proved his ability by taking three first places and one second for Ottawa.Dave Sproule captured two seconds and one third for the local boys.Bill Reay, also a member of the West- mount \u2018Y\u2019 squad captured one third and a fourth, the final results were Ottawa 1263 and West- mout 1185.The individual results on ¢ach piece of Apparatus is as follows: Horizontal Bar: 1st, Francis Heggtveit, 89.3, Ottawa; 2nd, Bill Westmount Y Seniors in Dual Meet With Ottawa Pavely, 81.6, \u2018Ottawa; 2rd, Don Hewits, 81.3, Uttawa, 4th, Eob McAdam, 80 Ottawa.Parallels: 1st Francis Hegget- veit, 88.6, Ottawa; 2nd, Dave Sproule, 87, Westmount, 3rd, Bill Reay, 84.3, Westmount; 4th, Bob McAdam, 82.3, Ottawa.Mats: 1st, Bob McAdam, 86, Ottawa; 2nd, Bill Pavely, 80.3, Ottawa; 8rd, Francis Heggetveit, 80, Ottawa; 4th, Art Wright, 76.6, Westmount.Horse: 1st, Francis Heggetveit, 86.6, Ottawa; 2nd, Dave Sproule, 86, Westmount; 8rd, Bob McAdam, 82,6, Ottawa; 4th, Bill Reay, 77.3, Westmount, Individual High Scorer: 1st, Francis Heggtveit, 343.5, Ottawa; 2nd, Bob McAdam, 380.9, Ottawa; 8rd, Daye Sproule, 317.8, West- mount; 4th, Bill Paveley, 308.9, Ottawa, The Montreal C.& D, Church Basketball League are preparing for the 1939-40 season and according to announcement made today by Secretary C.Gordon Hynes, all entries must be in by Monday evening, November 20, as it is planned to draw up the schedule during that week, which will be presented for approval at the General Meet ing which has been called for Mon: day, November 27, at 8 o\u2019clock in the offices of the Matual Life As surance Co.,~817 Dorchester St.West, The majority of last sear\u2019s Church Hoopsters Are Preparing For Big Year teams have indicated that they wili again be back for a try at the Provincial title and also City title, with a number of new teams contemplating entering thir league.It is expected that & record number of entries will be received for the Junior and Juvenile sections, according to applications received to date.*, Any teum wishing to enter this league are askea to communicate with Secretary C.Gordon Hynes and complete information will be given &s to the operation of the league, \\N N \\ \\ \\ y w NN WN N TN Hh N A NN N NW N N N 3 o> A ERED) Aa Ae \u2014\u2014 me we have all girls and just SN 6-27 JC ox \u2018\u2019Shall we have boys at our party end play games .gossip?\" >, .or shall Device Measures Slow-Motion Aair An electrical device that measures the motion of air moving miy two feet a minute was described to the opening session of a symposium on temperature at New York recently, Two feet a minute is so slow that a person sitting in that kind of \u201cbreeze\u201d would have the sensation of stagnancy in_the air, But even that much motion of air is important in shipping fruits and vegetables and the U.S.Department of Agriculture is using the slow motion detector in studying shipping problems.- - \u201d The symposium, was under the auspices of the American Institute of Physics with co-operation of the National Bureau of Standards and the National Research Council, Westmount Downs McGill Junior Squad 2-1 Westmount downed McGill 2-1 in the Junior Amateur Hockey Association opener held at the Forum.Westmounts, a new entry in the league, replacing the disbanded Victorias, displayed great work in defeating McGill, which is reputedly a much stronger team.McGill took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Ian Hellyer in the first period, but a second period goal by Gilpin evened the score and another second period marker by Brennan, sent Westmount into a lead thoy never gave up.The teams: McGill Westmount Ritchie goal Morse Ward defence Jones Morrisson defence Dillon Farmer centre Browne Marshall wing Brennan Holden wing Colby McGill subs \u2014 Keay, Hellyer, Desrosiers, Dunn, Bradwell, Gurn- ham.Westmount subs\u2014Rowat, Brown Casey, Gilpin, Stainway, Robinson, Rassenti.Referces \u2014 Ken Mullins and George Gravel.First Period 1\u2014MeceGil.Burnham (Hellyer) 10:04 Dillon, Jones, Second Period 21\u2014Wost'int.pin (Rowat) ., 13:10 Penalties: Iellyer, Dillon, Third Period 3\u2014Wéstnt-\u2014Bronnan (Browne) Penalties: None.Penalties: Firefighters From Sky May Save Forests re Fire fighters may soon be jumping front airplanes in parachutes to put out blazes in Uncle Sam's national forests.In tests at the Chelan National Forest in the State of Washington, \u201csmokechasers\u201d equipped with fire-fighting tools have been dropped successfully from planes in specially-designed parachutor which may be steered with improved accuracy.Officials said fire fighting by thia aerial method would save thousands of dollars annually by enabling the Forest Service to bring under control quickly small fires in remote sections.Under present overland combat methods, such blazes often spread into devastating confiagrations before fighters are able to reach them.The aerial fighters wear special protective clothing.Their suits are mide of heavy duck padded with sponge rubber, They also have a headgear fitted with a nteel face mask and neck protector and other devices designed to proteet vital parts of the body from possible injury in landing.Under plans now being tested, fire-fighting tools a two-days\u2019 emergency food ration, water, a compass, maps and a first-aid kit, and perhaps a light radio set for communication, would be dropped Westmount Football club was defeated by Giadstones on Saturday by a score of 14-5, when the local team journeyed to Ottawa.Both teams were out to sccure such a play-off berth in the sud- den-death Eastern Canada semifinal game.Last season West- mount were victorious over Glad- atone in a similar game, It was a different story this year, for Gladstone came from behind in the see- ond half to chalk up a win.Gladstones won the hard way after a scoreless first quarter and a disheartening fumble on an end play, which gave Westmounts possession on Gladstones\u2019 five-yard strip and ended in a unconverted touchdown in the second quarter by Norm Johnston., Gladstones-threw back the West- mount line smashes twice but on the third play Johnston skirted the left end to score the first points of the game, Then three successive penalties to Westmounts following the kickoff helped Gladstones gain three first downs, With the wind against him Johnny Hicks\u2019 try for a Gladstones\u2019 field goal from placement hit the upright but he trfdd again a moment later and succeeded, cutting Westmounts\u2019 margin to two points., * Westmounts were in scoring position most of the third quarter as the wind carried Douglas Hill's punts over the Gladstone goal-line repeatedly.Each time, however, from the-plane in a small parachute ahead of the jumper.Upon landing, the fighter will crawl out of his protective suit, free himself of the parachute, re.triove his equipment and strike out for the near-by fire.Two or three men ma; be dopped on the same spot.When the fire has been extinguished, the acrial fighter will then pack his parachute, suit and tools back to the nearest rond or trail to return to headquarters.The weight of the entire outfit ia about 60 pounds.Celebrate 100 Yrs.Founding Express This year is the centenary of exprean service on the American continent, It was in 1889 that Frederick William Hornden oper- mec the firat express service be- Lveen Boston ana New York, car- vyi., express matter in a carpet bag.Then followed the pony express, the pony with his pictur.ancue rider being superseded when ratiways were extended \"to the West.The finul development of she fast express was exemplified when the first plane of Trans.Canada Air Lines, inuugurating regular daily \u2018survey flights between Moncton and Montreal ar WESTMOUNT FOOTBALL CLUS LOSES OUT TO GLADSTONE the Ottawa halves brought the ball out.Billy Warwick, Gladstones\u2019 half- pint quarter, caught Westmounta flat-footed in the fourth quarter te score Gladstones* first touchdown which Hicks converted from places ment.He took the ball on thp bounce on an extension play aod ran 45 yards to score standing up.Leading 9-5, Harold Fawcett was kicking on first down to keep Westmounts hemmed in their own territory.Forced \u2018to gamble, the Montreal boys began heaving short forwards, Two of them went for first downs, but a long one was intercepted by Paul Groulx who ran it back 30 yards.From kicking formation, Faw- cett threw a 20-yard forward to Moose Goodman, and on a similar play à moment later the pair completed another for an unconverted touch and the final points of the game, The teams: Westmounts Gladstones Poplowsky fly, wing Cannon Hill a half Abson Johnston half Littlefield Spiers half Fawcett Taylor quarter Warwick Parker snap Glen Little inside\u2019 Lamoureux Fallon * inside Pissipio Comis middle Lalonde Campbell middle Hicks Naves outside Petten Blair outside Davis Westmount suba \u2014 Barrett, Bal- den, Sharron, Day, Dineen, Easton; Johnson, McKay, Robert, Wells, \u2018 Gladstone aubs\u2014Lefebvre, Sara- zin, Goodman, Schroeter, Miller, Legari, McGovern, Myles, Bicker: ton, Gardner, Groulx, Officials \u2014 Referee, Ralph Harris; umpire, George Rheaume; head linesman, Gus Cooch, \u2018 a SOLUTION te rt Rapid Delivery THI 11 P.M, Fl.4744 \u2014 WE.1616 If First Line Signals Busy, Plsase Dial Next Line, FORUM GROCERY 2209 St.Catherine W.NEAREST LICENSED GROCER TO WESTMOUNT rived here carrying express.BEER pm A SX a A p 7 ct tts Jor oot cor on ae er gray PAGE EIGHT Bible Study Classes Formed At Synagogue The Women's Auxiliary of Bhaare Hashomayim Synagogue beld its luncheon board meeting in the Assembly Hall of the Synagogue recently.Among those present were, Mrsr E.Solomon, Mrs.F.Livingstone, Mrs.J.Stewart, Mrs.H, J, Heillig, Mrs.M.Green- blaat, Mrs.L.Cohen, Mrs.B.Robinson, Mrs.H.R.Cohen, Mrs.M.Cummings, Mrs, J.C.Zacks, Mrs.M, Wineroope, Mrs.B.Matts, Mrs, I.Kert, Mrs.A.Dobrofsky.Mrs, B.Rudner, Mrs, H, R.Ress- jer, Mrs.I Faber, Mrs.C.D.Soodman, Mrs.E.Lazare; Mrs, M.A.Brown, Mrs.S.H.Feldman, Mrs.J.H.Fine, Mrs.S.W.Jacobs, Mrs.A.Cohen, Mrs.D Tannenbaum, Mrs, A, Goldbloom, Mrs, H, R.Abramowitz, Mrs, T.Glickman, Mrs, S.Saxe, Mrs, A.Vineberg, Mrs.C.Rubin, Mrs.L Rosenbloom, Mrs.H.Rother, Mrs.B.Shulman, Mrs.W.Rosenbloom, Mrs, Shapiro, Mrs.M.Morris, Mrs.ff.Tarshis, Mrs.B.Lefcourt, Mrs.F.Teopold, Misses Sylvia Hirsh and Ann Silverston, Mrs.Edward Solomon, president announced that on Saturday, December 9, the auxiliary would hold its annual Chanukan tea in the assembly hall of the Synakogue.Classes have started in the Bible Study group, and are sponsored by tho Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Synagogue and the Council of Jewish Women.These classes will be conducted by Dr.H.Abramo- witz, and will be held in the Syna- vogue cvery Monday morning at 1alf-past ten o'clock, Mrs, Edward Jolomon and Mrs.Martin Wolff wre joint chairmen, | TESTED RECIPES Pineapple Nog eggs tablespoons sugar tublespoons lemon juice tablespoons orange juice cups canned unsweetened Hawaiinn pineapple juice Grated nutmeg Beat cgg yolks and egg whites separately, Beat the egg whites until thoy are sliff but not dry.Add the sugar and continue beating.Pour in the fruit juices gradually and continue to beat.Fold in the egg whites and pour into glasses.Top with grated nutmeg.Fruit juices and eggs should be cold.Yield: 6\u20148 ounce glasses.CII bY SS oe Ë CLOCK IN BOX -&For an odd present, a cigaret x with a clock set in the lid might be n good idea.The box holds a full pack and by turning the lid one cigaret at a time pops Desiring finest possible service, the Dela- received a number of new, light- soon go into service on the \u201cLaur entian\u201d, fast, daylight train between Montreal and New York.The new coaches will be open to publie inspection on Track 11 at November 18, from 8 am.to 10 from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m.These coaches, which seut 76 passengers each and set new standards of comfort, beauty and safety, nie insulated aguinst noise.They have double windows and dehydrated units to prevent fogging and are equipped with reclining and rotating seats.In every feature, within and without, these new D & H coaches are entirely pleasing.Raymond Loewy, well-known industrial designer,~was retained to handle the color treatment: the dark green interior, enriched with golden lettering, windows framed in gray and vividly banded with orange, form a perfect accompaniment to the three different interior color schemes which give a most attrac- New &H Day Coaches | To be Displayed at Station ny Nannvew Pie A we 4 Barr apes rare rn ELLIE, weight, streamlined, air-condition- g ed passenger coaches which will gy the Windsor Station on Saturday, + p.m.and on Monday, November 20 7 are of all-welded construction and ¥ tive variety to the coach interiors., which promises we | straight.It is the idea of Herman Thoughts of Inventors Turn To Keeping Warm You may know it's getting along toward winter, because the inventors have turned their talents to keeping mankind warm.The U.S, Patent Office sent out patents for the following: A bedclothes adjuster\u2014a gadget to keep them B.James of Los Angeles.A coverlet with flaps\u2014a device ware and Hudson Railroad recently #7 ! 5 | ,off or losing them in the night im- \"| ses made of wool which makes kicking the covers possible, It was thought up by Eugene R.Weisbender of Manhattan, Kan.Yvonne Lamox is selling many hand-knit wool topcoats or hooded capes lined with fur.They are worn over knitted shirtwaist dres- in a lighter weight.Browns and russet tones are her first favorites.tne WEI MOUNT EXAMINER Perfect toast\u2014hot, golden, fus- cious\u2014starts the day off right! As an all-Canadian breakfast favorite, it probably stacks higher than any other single food.Did you ever hear of anyone who didn't like toast?Well, neither have I.But I bet you never guessed just why toast tastes so good the very first thing in the morn- ing\u2014 Yes, it's hot and it's crunchy, and its flavor is delicious with your breakfast coffee, tea, or cocoa\u2014it's a swell excuse for jam or marmalade, too.But these aren\u2019t the real reasons you crave your morning toast, you know.The fact of the matter, so nutritionists tell us, is that toast is an energy-food (something you need to get going), that \u201cOn Toast\u201d Specials are Ideal as Breakfast Food THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 193» sits extremely easily on an empty stomach (something you have at 7 a.m.).According to Dr.James A.Tobey, prominent health authority, toast is one of our best and most easily digested forms of energy food.What's more, it agrees with practically everyone.This combination of energy-elements and easy digestibility explains, too, why toast has long been on the preferred food list for children and invalids, For Reducing When you want to lose weight, toast is an ideal food in your reducing diet\u2014just remember to go lightly on the jam and the butter.The average slice of dry white, whole wheat, or rye toast contains \u2018only 65 to 70 caigries, in case you're counting them.Yet its mineral and protein content supply with valuable nutriments that you need for good health.Make It Correctly Many people are just as particular about the way their breakfast toast is made, as they are about the length of time their eggs are boiled.So here are a few tips on making toast come out the way it's wanted: , Soft, golden toast: use very fresh bread, toast quick'y at high heat; spread immediately with softened butter.Crisp, brown toast: use \u2018fresh bread, toast slowly at moderate heat; butter immediately.Dry, erunchy toast: use bread at least a day old, toast slowly at low heat; butter each slice as eaten.Serve It Right If you bring your electric toaster right to the table, you can have the luxury of toast piping hot with- i out a bit of worry.If the toast 13 r ade in the kitchen, however, arrange it on a plate in a row of overlapping slices; cover with a folded tea napkin, and place in a warm oven until ready to serve, Leave the crusts on for breakfast toast.And never stack it or it will steam and become soggy, if it isn't eaten at once.\u201cOn Toast\u201d Specials Ideal for snappy mornings are \u201con toast\u201d breakfast specials! Butter slices of toast, leave the crusts on if you wish, arrange on a platter or individual plates, and then heap the toast high with fluffy scrambled eggs, hot creamed chipped beef, creamed codfish, or creamed finnan haddie.PERMITS FOR SOAP People of Germany must have permits to buy soap or shaving cream.Drought destroyed all crops in parts of South Africa this year.Every care has been taken to provide most comfortable seating, and an interesting feature is the fact that the four seats at each end of the cars are given u different color treatment from the remainder of the seats.To make certain that the lighting should be adequate and agreeable, the general indirect lighting of the ear is suuplemented by individual lights over each seat.An ample luggage compartment at the end of each car is especially designed for the use of those having baggage too bulky to be conveniently stored in the handsome overhead basket racks.Elsewhere in this issue Dominion Textile Company Limted points out in an advertisement that its recent wage increase of 10 per cent provides one million dollars a year in extra wages for the employees.The large size of this sum of money.draws attention to the importance of cotton textile manufacturing in the life of our province, Dominion Textile Company\u2019s eleven thousand mill employees live and work in communities situated throughout the province.With their dependents, they number at least sixty thousand people who benefit directly in sharing the million dollars, The Dominion Bureau of Statistics at Ottawa states in its latest Dominion Textiles Wage Increase Affects 60,000 three in wages paid and in the number of people provided with employment.The bureau's figures also show that cotton textile manufacturing pays more wages and employs more people than any other division of the textile industry.Quebec leads all Canada in the manufacture of cotton textiles, producing 70 per cent of the total Canadian output, and providing more wages and employment than all the rest of that industry in all the other provinces combined.Quebec is the Lancashire of Canada.LEOPARDS KILL SHEEP Farmers of South Africa are holding leopard hunts to stop raids Compounded by qualified chemicals only.Prescriptions called for and delivered, phone Fitzroy 1159.335 AR) SEARLS ALPHAMETTES Each capsule is equivalent In vitamin A and D value to more than 4), teaspoonfuls of the finest cod liver '$1-1.85-3.50 for 25 for 50 for 100 10-D COD LIVER OL © Tue 7 \u201cbottled thn! 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