The Westmount examiner, 28 décembre 1939, jeudi 28 décembre 1939

[" elie BAB IR TR OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS We take this opportunity to extend to all our customers the Compliments of the Season and hope that we may tinue to serve them during 1940.WE.4046 1216 Greene A RE \u201c40 Years in [ir Westmount\u201d 2 AA AAA Vi con- Ave.VOL.X., No.52 BANK AND CIVIC STAFES ON JOB HERE TUESDAY Westmount Failed to Follow Montreal's Example Of Declaring Day a Legal Holiday Westmount civic employees and staffs of bank branches located within the boundaries of West- mount had reason to envy workers holding similar positions in Montreal City proper and in a number of suburban municipalities on Tuesday.Montreal, closely followed by Verdun, Outremont, and other Island centres, declared the day a civic holiday with the result that municipal buildings and banks were closed.- Westmount, however, failed to follow suit and the City Hall, Vie- toria Hall, the Public Library and all departments operated by the city carried on as usual.According to law banks are obliged to accommodate customers on legal business days and those situated within the limits of the city remained open.The announcement by Montreal's Council declaring Tuesday a holiday, was not made official until last Friday, and as a good many business firms had arranged to Jet a portion of their staffs remain away from work Saturday, a certain amount of confusion resulted, As no official announcement regarding the matter was made by civic officials here, city and bank employees took it for granted that they were expected to report to work as usual.CRAFT GLUB IN FINE DISPLAY OF ARTICLES \u2014 0 Westmount YMCA Group Holds Exhibition \u2014 Will Continue Regular Activities Last Friday, the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Craft Club held its first exhibition of craîts of the season.These were on display, in the main lobby of the \u201cY\u201d, and were typical bf the work the club has been doing this season.Basketry occupied a prominent position, and some excellent trays and baskets have been, made in the past three months, The next display of work done in the Craftshop, will be during the second or third week of February.With Christmas over, the activ- fties of the club will be more restricted after the holidays.The eraftshop will be open three afternoons a week, and two evenings.The new schedule will be as follows: Tuesday.3:45-5.30 p.m.Wednesday, 3:45-5:30 p.m.\u2014 7:45-9:30 p.m.Thursday, 3:45-3:30 p.m.Friday, 7:30-9:30 p.m.The Craftshop will continue under the direction of Gordon Mackey.Wallace Beaton, M.Cutts, and Ross Seaman, The club wishes to take this opportunity of wishing all its members and friends a Happy New Year.The Week At Victoria Hall Stamp Tamorrow: Westmount Club.Wednesday: Westmount Rotary Club.regular weekly luncheon Meeting; Victorian Order of Nur- tes: Electa Chapter, Order of the Eustern Star.Next Thursday: Jersey Island us | School Opening Dates Are Given Pupils attending schools operated by the Westmount Protestant School Commission will return to their desks at the conclusion of th C'iristmas Holidays one week earlier than their fellow students of the two Catholic Public schools here.Protestant Schools will re-open on Wednesday, while St, Leo's and St.Paul's remain closed until January 8.Schools under the jurisdiction of both Boards have been given a thorough cleaning during the holiday period, and in some cases necessary repairs have been effected.FATHER SEEKS DAMAGES FOR SON'S INJURIES Sues Westmount School Commission for $18,000 In Superior Court Seeking damages «1 $18,000, for injuries allegedly suffered by his son, Kenneth MeNiec , 9, on the playground of Queen's School.Clinton Earl MeNiece is suing the Westmount School Commission.His action is before the Superior Court.According to tlie father\u2019s testimony the accident occurred as the boy' fell while responding to the 9 o'clock bell on May -\u201d The father states that his son fell into à large hole and struck kis head against a tree, while proceeding from the school yard, where he haa been plr ying.- In his declaration to the Court, Mr.McNiece asserts that in the \u2018all his son suffered an injury to the right side of his forehead, a bruised knee and broken front teeth.He vas take.to hospital, disc .arged and subsequently had to resume treatment In suing the Westmount School Commission, Mr.McNiece complains that %e school yard, owned by the commission, was not kept in a safe conditicn for th» pupils using it.The hole in the ground presented a danger to the pupils, he contended, as ni also the large tree in the yard.As a result of the injuries, his son will suffer a permarent incapacity of 30 per cent, he claims, for «hich he asks $16,676.50.Medical treatment and other expenses bring the total claim to $18,000.In his acticn, the father asks for a jary trial.The case is proceeding.Sisterhood To Meet At Luncheon Tuesday The executive board of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood will meet at luncheon on Tuesday with Mrs.Arthur Simon presiding.Announcement is made that the Sisterhood community fair is scheduled to take place in the Temple's new community centre on January 23.Under the chairmanship of Mrs.Arthur Simon, president, the var- jous committees such as on furnishing, banquet, reception.are busily at work in arranging their plans for Temple Emanu-El's new Temple Center.Deep underground in France's from war to patronize the \u2018\u2018bar.\u2019\u2019 at the left.Maginot Line soldiers take time out Note the beer pouring from a tap \u2014\u2014 ee \u2014 \u2018HOME LIFE\u2019 INSIDE THEM reve At home at the front is this Maginot Line on the Western Front.AGINOT LINE Che Uestmount Examiner Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis commander of a post in France's From a variety of pipes on the rack, behind him he selects the big job he's puffing.TUESDAY WILL BE A HOLIDAY IN WESTMOUNT Council Will Hold Special Session at 5:30 Tomorrow Afternoon to Make Formal Declaration Westmount City Council will hold a special session tomorrow afternoon at 5.30 o'clock for the purpose of declaring next Tuesday a legal holiday when banks and all civic buildings will remain closed.During recent sessions Councillors gave final reading to bylaws pertaining to the collection of garbage; health measures applying to the operation of stores; the construction of new trunk sewers; stricter traffic regulations; and the construction of a new park and a playground shelter.The Council presently in office, under Mayor Walter A.Merrill, has already had an exceptionally eventful term, having been responsible for local arrangements for the historic visit of their Majesties, the King and Queen.The outbreak of war made necessary a complete change in the city\u2019s recreational program as their Athletic Grounds and clubhouse were required by the Government as a military training base.Alternative plans necessitatcd considerable study by the Council.MEETS SATURDAY The High School Department of Temple Emanu-El will meet as usual this Saturday morning.The Sunday morning section of the school will observe a mid-winter recess, Sunday.Regular classes in all departments of Religious School will be resumed on Saturday.January 6 and Sunday, Jan- uary 7.All classes now meet in the new structure.Rev.Dr.Clark to Lead Calvary Morning Service The Rev.Dr.W.J.Clark, former pastor of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will lead the service on Sunday morning at Calvary United Church.He will have as his sermon theme, \u201cThe True Sustenance,\u201d \u2014 a timely topic as one looks forward into 1940.Dr.Clark has served in the ministry.actively, for the past 42 years.It is announced that the Rev Dr.T.W.Jones, pastor of Calvary now on leave of absence.has commenced his duties with the First Canadian Overseas Division.Although greatly missed by his congregation.its members realize that he will be an inspiration and help to those he sérves.The Sunday School will meet at 11 a.m.and 3 p.m.in regular session.The organized groups foi young people will also meet at 3 p.m.The evening service is being held at 8 p.m.instead of the usual hour of 7.30.The Intermediate Choir will lead the choral service under the direction of Mrs.W.S.Walker, with Miss V.Jamieson as accompanist.The whole service is one of special challenge to young people.Miss Phyllis du- Fresne will be in charge assisted by Miss E.Thompson, and the address will be given by Dalton Bishop of the United Theological College.The whole theme is centred around the New Year \u2014 a (Continued on Page 2) \u2019 \u20ac - A complete lack of fires, robberies and serious accidents on city streets during the Christmas holiday period, from Saturday until Tuesday, was reported yesterday by the Westmount Police and Fire Departments, Automobiles figured in five collisions which caused minor damages to the vehicles but in no instances were injuries suffered by the persons involved, according to the police Teport book.There was not a single arrest Mishaps at Christmas All of Minor Nature for drunkenness or disorderly conduct over the week-end.The only person sentenced by the recorder] this week appeared on a charge of loitering.The accused, who gave his name as Henri Colette, pleaded guilty to the loitering count before Recorder Charles A.Hale, yesterday morning, He received a jail term of three months.Colette had appeared before the local police court on the same charge on four previous occasions, his police record revealed.He was arrested on the Upper Level Tuesday night by Constable Smith.Appointed Fred H.Johnston President of the Community Garden League of Greater Montreal, has announced that a War Gardens Committee has been appointed under the Chairmanship of Justice Gregor Barclay, and Mrs.A.N.Jenks as Secretary.The following committee mem-9 bers were named to assist in the carrying out of this important feature of the League\u2019s activities \u2014J.H.Lavoie, Chief, Horticultural Service, Department of Agricultural Societies; Harold V.Gilbert, Junior Board of Trade; Albert Chevalier, Director, Department of Municipal Assistance, City of Montreal; Fred H.Johnston, President, and William Bowie, Executive Director, of the League.The War Gardens Committee will set up a clearing-house service with Offices at Room 205, \u2018War Gardens Committee\u2019 Forum Building, 1421 Atwater Avenue, for the purpose of pro- Church To Hold e e Special Services Westmount Baptist Church will observe the advent of the New Year at both services on Sunday.In the morning Rev.J.À.Johnston will speak on the King's Christmas Message .\u201cPut your Hand into the Hand of God.\u201d The choir will repeat glorious Christmas music.The evening service will be Candle-Lit.Mr.Johnston will have as his sermon theme \u201cNew Patches in Old Garments .or what?\u201d This will he a challenging message as we stand upon the thresh- hold of the New Year, Westmount Church will observe its annual Watch-Night Service.The programme will begin with heart! stirring hymn singing at 8.15 p.m.The Young People will present a youth programme at 9.30.Refreshments and Fellowship will vice begins at 11.15.Rev.J.B McLaurin, D.D., will deliver a brief address.A cordial invitation is extended to all who would like to attend.follow at 10.15.Wateh-Night Ser-|.By League moting greatly increased cultivation of garden allotments in the spring of 1940, with a view to assisting in the raising of domestic food supplies during the war years.All enquiries should be made at the Committee's offices.This is in line with similar plans in other towns and cities throughout Canada.Word has been received from Windsor, Ontario, that under municipal auspices sufficient land will be ploughed to provide every householder with a war garden allotment, It is anticipated that Montreal- ers from all sections of the community in keeping with the general war effort throughout the Dominion will gladly \u201cdo their bit\u201d in helping to conserve vital supplies of food stuffs, The War Gardens Committee will give assistance to those who wish to cultivate a garden plot \u2014 supplying planting plans, giving advice as to how to secure land, publishing monthly bulletins, offering information on the use of fertilizera, purchase of seed, tool- and on the storing, preserving and canning of produce.Is Treasurer LORNE PICKERING Who is the treasurer of the recently formed Westward Rotary Club, which meets each Thursday Close Early Saturday In order that the staff may enjoy the fullest benefit from the New Year's holiday season, The Westmount Public Library will be closed to the public from 6 p.m.on Saturday, until its regular opening hour of 10 a.mon Wednesday.Those contemplating considerable reading over the week-end are advised to secure their books as early as possible Saturday afterioon.CHOIR TO GIVE JRATORIO UNDER JIRECTOR SCOTT Westmount Church Arranges Program\u2014Candle Light Service Will be Held Sunday The augmented Choir of West- mount Park Church, will present Handel\u2019s Oratorio \u201cThe Messiah\u201d on Thursday, December 28 at 8.15 p.m.The presentation will he under the direction of Mr.James C, Scott, I.R.A.M., at the organ, The negisting soloists will be Miss Phyllis Mclearon, Mrs.Andrew Wobster, Mr.T.C.Edmund, Mr.J.C.Scott.Special Service Replacing the usual evening service in Westmount Park Church on Sunday will be a Watch Night Service.This will open with a brief recital of orggn music at 11 pm.by candlelight, followed by a period of singing of old familiar hymns and with worship.The morning service will he of a nature befitting the season, The Examiner Wishes All Its Readers A Happy New Year EERE CORONER NO OREO EEE a aa EE PPP Pol 72a HARDWOOD FLOORS Sunplied - Laid - Finished Repalred - Refinished AAA dd ids) SHAFT completed this week, and work is sewer itself, HEROISM MEDAL 15 AWARDED 10 DONALD TAYLOR Mayor Walter Merrill Will Honor Boys Brigade Member Tomorrow Night For the first time in three years the First Westmount Company of the Boys Brigade is highly honored by having one of its members receive the special mednl for heroism, Sergeant Donald Taylor will be presented with this medal tomorrow evening by Ilis Worship, Mayor Walter Merrill, for having rescued Miss Ruth Gittus on August 13th at Orford Lake.The rescue occurred while Mins Gittus was bathing and was suddenly smitten with a cramp, Her cries for help were immediately responded to by Sgl.Taylor who was on the shore and lost no time in reaching her.When reached she wan unconscious and upon being brought to shore, Taylor administered artificial respiration until Miss Gittus was completely resuscitated and medical aid which had been summoned, had arrived, Had it not been for Taylor's coulness and thorough knowledge of life saving, Miss Gittus would certainly have succumbed, Gren( Activity Tomorrow evening will be the occasion of great activity as boys of The First Company present their annual mid-winter display for parents and friends, This will take place in King's School, commencing promptly at eight o'- clock and invitations have already been sent Lo all parents and friends of the Company.His Worship Mayor Merrill will inspect the Company during the first part of the program.The program will take the form of n regular Brigade evening, depicting all phases of work being taken up by the boys, including several Christmas Carols to be sung by the Choristers.Captain Richardson will make several presentations of awards to boys who held First and second places in the Christmas Card and Boys Brigade Week Campaigns, Ptes, Stanley Williams and Ed.{Continued on Page 2) The Westmount Examiner hag proven to he a highly successful medium to the Business Association of Westmount for advertising and publicity purposes, it was stated yesterday by C.A.James, Publicity Chairman of the Organization.In an official statement Mr.James declared\u2014\u201cMembhers of the Business Association of West mount have benefited greatly by advertising in The Examiner, and the Executive Committee of this Organization extends to the publishers its appreciation for the en-operation it has received in its aim to better business conditions locally.\u201cPractical proofs of the results at the Westmount YMCA, obtained by firme advertising in Find Westmount Examiner Good Advertising Medium The Exuminer have evidenced themselves on many occasions, It is particularly interesting to note the number of replies that have been received hy the firms sponsoring limerick competitions in connection with the Association.The many replies have amply demonstrated that The Examiner is exceptionally widely read, and that it is cagerly looked forward to each week by those to whom it is distributed.\u201cActing on hehalf of the genera! membership and the Executive Committee I take this opportunity of extending to The Examiner the appreciation of the Association for the assistance it has received through the news and advertising columns of The Examiner.À.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Cathorine St.Westmount Free Estimates WE.2323 Le 27 Cleaned \u2018 [SHAFT FOR CONSTRUCTION 2 OF NEW SEWERS IS SUK: = PROJECT TO COST $89,765 ANE i NW First of New Mains Will Extend From Olivier to Met- calfe on Western Avenue \u2014 Undertaking Includes the Installation of Junction Chambers and Manholes \u2014 Work Will Continue for Some Months ; Sinking of the shaft, on Western avenue al the corner of Kane sington, preliminary to the construction of a tunnel trunk sewer on Western extending east to Olivier avenue and west to Metealfe was now progressing favorably on the The Western avenue tunnel marks the start of a $89,766 sewer raplacement project that will take some months to complete, contract for the work was awarded to D.W.& H.A.Mills, Included in the undertaking, which covers a wide area, will be the erection of n 5 foot horseshoe shaped sewer extending on Western *avenue from Metenlfe to Kensing- The ton, and a cireular tunnel sewer, on the same street, from Kensing- ton Lo Olivier, The contract also calls for the laying of a 4 foot 8 inch circular sewer on Konsington from Western to Sherbrooke; a similar dimensions will be cone structed on Olivier from Western to Sherbrooke, As the project progresses a 4 fool circular sewer extending from the heud of Olivier, across Sherbrooke and up -Mountain avenue, terminating at Anwoth Road, will be laid.On Kensington avenue from Sherbrooke street to Cote St.Antoine Rond, turning on to Church Hill from the latter atreet will be constructed a 8 foot 6 inch circular main, Three by three feet in size, an agg-shaped sewer is to be laid along Argyle avenue, from Shere brooke street to Cote St.Antoine Road, and a small 3 by 2 foot ogg- shaped main will be placed at the intersection of Metealfe avenue and Cote SL Antoine Road.Installation of junction chambers und manholes for all sewers is included in the contract.TORAH RESCUED FROM GERMANY WILL BE READ New Temple Emanu-El House to be Dedicated January 12 \u2014 Dr.Samuel Goldenson to Officiate At the dedication of Temple Emnnu-FEl's Temple House on Fri day evening, January 12, the Scriptural lesson for the Sabbath will be reac from a Torah rescued from the Third Reich.The Perpetual Light will be kindled by an emi- gree, Dr.Samuel Goldenson of Temple KEmanu-El, Mew York, will deliver the dedicatory address and greetings in behalf of the churches will be brought by Rev.Dr.F.W, Kerr, St.Andrew's Church, The Erskine and American Church Choir will join the Temple Eman 1-El Choir in endering the musical service, The Rev.Dr Harry J.Stern will preside and a procession of clergy and Board of Trustees carrying the scrolls of the Law will precede the service, Sydney Jsaucs, chairman of the Building Committee, will present the new Temple structure to the congr gation and the acceptance address will be made hy Dr, Abram Bercovitch, President of the Temple.Saturday evening, January 13, the Congregational Banquet and annual election of officers will take place.Harry E.Davis will act as toastmaster and the guest speaker will be Rabbi Isaac Landa man, spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Elohim, Brooklyn, Rabbi Landman served congregae tion Emanu-El, 1901-1904, Among others on the program are Peter Bercoviteh, K.C., M.P.; A, T.Mailman, Chas N.Sommer.Greetings in hehauf of the Brothers anod is to be given George Hol- linger; Sisterhood\u2014 Mrs, Arthur Simon: Temple Centre\u2014Miss Marjorie Bercoviteh uuests of honor will he the wives « the founders of the Temple, among th m, Mrs.Mark Workman, Mrz Jacob Gold- stein and Mrs.Gustav Fischel.main of ET parer ins ai \"PAGE TWO \u2014 The Westmount Examiner Published Every Thursday Serving the City of \\Vestimuunt, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAinar 2778° \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims mewapaper for the home Epee\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 pp WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1939 THE NEW YEAR \u2014 Canadians enter the new year soberly, realizing fully the responsibilities that rest upon us as a country at war, but proud of the fact that we are ranged with the other cubs alongside the lion in the fight for human freedom.Our Empire has been at war before, but almost without exception our wars have been forced upon us and we have entered them unwillingly and with little enthusiasm for the job at hand.We have not cooked up * make excuse for highly trained, heavily armed forces to make wars of aggression and conquest; we have usually gone to war unprepared, against odds, to defend a principle.Hitler himself, in his book \u201cMy Battle\u201d says the British fight best when they fight for a principle.The world has seen many Empires, founded upon military conquest, rise and fall.But ours has come to us, not because we have been a military nation, but because of two great, predominant traits of the Anglo-Saxon\u2014the love of adventure and a genius for trade and commerce.It was these fraits that the farthest parts of the globe, that won India, Africa, Australia, and Canada.country in the world boasts an organization comparable to the Royal Geographical Society?What has made Britain the greatest seafaring sisterhood of nations in the world\u2019s history?It is that urge to see what is beyond the distant horizon, the restless longing to explore beyond the distant hills.It was this racial characteristic, for instance, that drove woodsmen over the Alleghanies into the valley of the Ohio, where they ran afoul of a detachment of French soldiers in a started the war that resulted in Canada becoming British.Of that war it was written: \"The French had soldiers, but the British had settlers, and in the long run the axe of the woodsman will vanquish the musket and the sword.\u201d Fight we will when we must; but only when we must.Today we are at war because war was a last resort.We tried every means available to prevent it, including risking our reputation for honour and courage.We turned the other cheek to every pompous dictator who wanted to make political capital out of twisting the lion's tail.But eventually we had to take the sword in our own defence, and in the defence of everyone who loves liberty.were not enthusiastic for war, te be am independent.clesn devetes to publie service \u2018incidents\u2019 to \u2014 \u2014 mm drove us into What other that party of skirmish that As usual we and again as usual we were not ready.and we\u2019ll win.And when pire will be relatively far it is today.As we enter the new year, we realize that we are at the beginning of another era.There are sacrifices to be made; but as our King pointed out in his Christmas message, no sacrifice is too high to pay for freedom.FILM OF THE ROYAL VISIT Citizens of Montreal are looking forward with keen anticipation to made on the occasion of the visit of the King and Queen to this country Wherever the film has roused great acclaim.Toronto Saturday Night, a paper of reserved enthusiasms, calls it the most emotion-stirring film ever produced by any government agency agencies, and one of the best films of its type produced anywhere.It is pointed out that, entirely apart from its pr King and Queen-\u2014its scenic beauty makes it outstanding.Against this photographic background the great reception Canadians gave Their Majesties from Quebec to Halifax.NEW CANADIAN FLAG Canadians learned with terest the past week that First Canadian contingent, arriving in England, carried a flag which ficial flag of Canada.The fact is interesting, both in view of the discussion that has taken place in Parliament from subject, and because all t have distinctive flags of their own.Unofficially Canada has had a flag for many years\u2014the red ensign, or Lancashire duster, plus the Canadian consulates and trade offices all over the world, but it has never been officially adopted by Parliament.The subject has invariably been \u2018talked out\u2019 in the House some of the designs submi cious both from an artistic and heraldic point of view, and because at times the idea has been sponsored by groups whose object was the breaking, by slow degrees nection.But Canada needs a flag, from a practical as well as a sentimental viewpoint.And now our soldiers have taken one to England that is both correct and beautiful.The Union Jack holds the place of honour, of course, symbolizing our British connection.Opposite it is the fleur-de-lys of old France, while beneath are three scarlet maple leaves\u2014the whole on a background, or field, of white, that, having been baptized in \u2018battle, the flag will be made the official It got a tremendous reception in England (as, indeed, anything Canadia and, we venture to predict, will make a big But we're in there, its all over our Em- more powerful than witnessing the film last been shown summer.it has or combination of incipal appeal\u2014the unusually beautiful are shown views of Victoria and back to a great deal of in- the soldiers of the may become the of- time to time on the he other Dominions for the reason that tted have been atro- , of the British con- It is probable one of this country.n does these days}; hit in France when it is carried over there.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER \u2018LETTERS | to the EDITOR Dear 8ir,\u2014I was quite thrilled when I read in our paper that 1 had won the first prize in the \u201cLimerick Contest\u201d conducted by the Business Men's Association of Westmount.Will you please convey to them my thanks and appreciation.The prize is a wonderful one, a lovely canary and cage and will give me great pleasure, Thanking you for your good wishes, and wishing your in return \u201ca Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.\u201d Yours sincerely, MABEL HAMILTON, 445 Mount Pleasant Ave, Rev.Dr.Clark ., (Continued from Page 1) vision of 1940, and how to realize this vision, After .this service, all are invited to adjourn to the Church Parlors.There will be the singing of Christmas Carols and the story of The Other Wise Man will be told illustrated by lantern slides, and refreshments will be served .by the Young People\u2019s Union.A hearty invitation is extended to all to join in the Watch Night Service to be held at 11.156 p.m.The special preacher will be the Rev.R.DeWitt Scott of St.Luke\u2019s United Church.He will talk on the subject \u201cIn the Beginning\u201d.The Sunday School New Year Rally will be held in St.James United Church on Monday, January 1, 1940, at 10 a.m.The rally this year promises to be bigger and better than ever, with the service of song led by Mr.D.M.Herbert.His best gifts for you provide, \u201cMay the Lord of Christmastide In His love sublime, His best gifts for you provide, Now and all the time!\u201d BOYCOTT MOVE Scandinavia is increasing its toy production rather than buy in Germany.A solution of peroxide of hydrogen containing a few drops of ammonia will remove ink stains from the hands, | The Westmount Examiner \u2018 Words for > + | WAlnut 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Black Milton winter overcoat, with mink collar and chamois interlined, originally cost $75.00, sacrifice $18.00, perfect condition, size 85-36, 548 Sherbrooke West, B-62 MEN'S tube skates, 934.$2.25; hockey gloves, pants, pads, $2 lot; Tuxedo, sise 36, $4: DE, 9470.B-89 \\LEFEBVRE'S Boston Baked Beans, 200 ib.2 lbs.800.DE.1303.We de- tver.B-12 * (AGUARIUM and stand, tropical fish lete.: Underwood typewriter.electric ngette, elto pal outboard fitted pie- lo case; hanquet oloth 70 x 90, AT.8118.; : B-78 BACRIFICH, fitted Diack coat, sable \u2018trim, size 18, never worn, also seal feoat, $10.EL.6193, B-100 JIODSoN SEAL coats, sizes 36 and \"12, also grey caracul coat, aise 12.DE 406% = 1 8-98 \u201c a Ba EL TR EC Rd nL) av OR Ila FERRE vi XTRA + SEE SEER 2 new sult, and top BURBURRY COAT.size 36: green coat, fur collar.Brand coat, size 36.girl's DE, 8391.B-105 week, dress, net and taffeta, in A-1 condition, cheap.Apt.3, 3624 Decarie Blvd.,, between 6-8 p.m.this size 16, both B-78 Crossword PD uzzle LEFEBVRE'S home made delicious doughnuts, 35c dozen.DE.1303, We deliver.B-11 THREE plece tuxedo size 37, call DE.2718.B-76 PAIR of hockey boots, tube skates, size 7, $3.00.EL.1048.B-81 TWO DINNER DRESSES, 16, with sequin bolero, worn once, cost $39.50 each, sell for $10.00 each.DE.3815.B-68 WINTER COAT.size 14-16, \u2018perfect vi alr > condition, reasonable.WA, 8889, : B-69 \u2018 4 WINTER COAT.worn twice, size 16, black, brown squirrel trimmed, rea- 15 16 7 sonable, call W.5246, B-71 LIVING ROOM SUITE.bedroom B 30 | suite, Limoge China dinner set.wal- CAE nut coffees table and commode, Per- 4 sian and Chinese rugs, piano, wicker 21 baby stroller, rock crystal stemware, * î mirrors.Elwood 5570, B-64 25 26 7 25 [29 TWO BEAUTIFUL smock silk dresses sizes 6-8 years old, DE.4259, B-66 AT 73 SKATES AND BOOTS size 4; ski XA poles fit 6 year old; bureau, Call 4 E.5075.B-65 35 2 36 37 Se D 5075 3 GENTLEMAN'S winter overcoat, 40 dark grey Milton, size 40, Boy's grey 41 overcoat, 14 years, Phone WE, 2348.- B-101 > 4 77 45 Ke [47 | PAIR SKATES and boots, size 1.Pair ZZ Ski boots, size 4 Pair child's skiis 49 so and harness, Girl's coat, size 14, DE.6477, B-96 1 \u2018FOUR pair skates and boots, different sizes, DE.3800.B-% 3 LADY'\u2019S caracul beige fur coat, size 7 16, $15.00 Child's Chautaugua desk, cost $18.50, sell $5.00.FI.2037, \u20ac B-115 HORIZONTAL 43-