The Westmount examiner, 3 octobre 1940, jeudi 3 octobre 1940

[" RE \u201c40 Years in hand.tdeat for sportswear, ete OHMAN WE.4046 \u201c1 9 Westmount\" THE \u201c\"OHMAN\" WATCH 15 Jewel.guaranteed tine gualit .ment.Stainless steel case, with secona for boys, girls.nurses.or 1216 Greene Ave.LL EZ P70 LRT o.S voL.Xl, No.40 \u2014 WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1940 159 EVACUEE CHILDREN ATTEND he Westmount Lxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis Rotary Celebrates Tenth Anniversa ÿ DOUGLAS C.ABBOTT, M.P.AWILL BE GUEST SPEAKER AT WEDNESDAY MEETING Members Heard Address by Bill Hughes Yesterday \u2014 Coach of Montreal Football Club Tells of Wartime Activities of Local Squad\u2014\"No Year for Money- Making in Football,\u201d he Says \u201cA decade of Rotary activity in Westmount\u201d will be the central theme of next week's special meeting of the Rotary Club of West- mount when it celebrates its tenth anniversary, in Victoria Hall on October 9.Over 100\u2014members, their wives and guests are expected to be present; Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., has been extended an invitation, while Douglas C.Abbott, K.C., Member of Parliament for West- mount-St.Antoine, will be the guest speaker.Other invitations have been sent to presidents of sister service clubs and civic bodies, as well x + BUSINESS BODY WILL ASSEMBLE ON OCTOBER 2 General Meeting of Association Will Take Place in Victoria Hall A génerdl meeting of the Business Association of Westmount will be held in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening, October 29, it was announced yesterday by N.tric Ohman, president of the organization.Mr.Ohman made the announcement following an executive meeting of the business body Tuesday night when plans for the forthcoming event were drawn up, The meeting will be open both to members and non-mem- bers and a prominent guest speaker will address the gathering., The association this year will co-operate to the fullest extent in giving publicity to the campaign locally for the sale of War Savings Certificates.This campaign has as its district chairmen, Alderman B, Panet Raymond and 8.F.Rutherford.The executive committee of the business group is currently preparing for a particularly active season with many events, including meetings similar to last vear\u2019s \u2018\u2018Citizens\u2019 Night\u2019 scheduled to take place.Members of the organization have already reported improved business conditions here and the association plans a number of businesg promotion enterprises.As last year it will urge residents to shop in Westmount and will set forth the many advantages to be gained by patronizing local merchants.as to members of the Montreal and Montreal] Westward Rotary Clubs.The \u201cbirthday party\u2019 will be held in the evening; for the tirst time in many months, the large auditorium will be used.Speaking at yesterday's noon- hour meeting of the Club, Bill Hughes, veteran football coach and current mentor of the Montreal Football Club, urged his aud- fence to apply the fundamentals of football to their respective businesses.Stressing the enthusiasm and co-operation which the game teaches, he showed how the average man can well afford to take tips from the most elementary plays \u2014 forward passing, tackling and blocking.GAMES FREE TO C.A.S.F.\u201cThis year above all,\u201d said Coach Hugues,\u201d the men behind the game want to put sumethiug into it rather than get anything out of it; members of the C.A.S.F.for example, will be admitted free to the Saturday games, and if any amusement tax has to be paid, that will be settled by the Montreal Football Club.This is no year for moncy-making.\u201d He went on to tell how many of the players are working overtime in.munitions industries and even drill- tng at night at local armories.\u201cThess men,\u201d he remarked, \u2018\u2018are going to try to give Montreal the best possible game of football.\u201d Bill Hughes disagrees strongly with those who think that football should be eliminated this year, \u201cWe wouldn't like to see the British people lose their sporting Instinct,\u201d he sald; \u201cthat's why we're playing football this year, If Germany only possessed that sporting instinct, probably we would not be at war at present.Through sport, we can Jearn something that only sport can teach us.\u2019 Two visiting Rotarians were present at yesterday's meeting: Samuel 'T.Matthews, of the Montreal Club, and Robert Wolf, of Freeburg, Illinois, while two scholars from Westmount High School.John Dun'op and Gerald Fitzpatrick, were guests of the Club.E.A.Everson, vice-presi- dent, was in the chair.vi M.P.Urges Public To Accept Responsibility \u201cTo make our Parliamentary, system survive we have to take | our responsibility seriously,\u201d D.| .Abbott, K.C., M.P., told members of the Westmount Sub-divi- sion of the Catholic Women's: League on Friday afternoon at} the opening meeting held in St.Leo's School hall.\u201cIf the daily proceeding of.Parliament are followed in the: newspapers there is no reason | why the electorate here cannot, xeep up to date,\u201d he said.\u2018\u2018It is essential to follow what is being done in Parliament to form au | opinion of whether or mot the government is- operating effect: ively and to ascertain what individual members are doing.By | «cquiring the habit of following \u2018he debates, citizens get a good | \u201cieture of how public affaire are | being run and they get it verv, \u201casily through the medium of sewspapers,\u201d the speaker said.Mr.Abbott continued, saying.: \u201cWe must endeavor to Under- ; s\u2018and the problems facing the! country and help our representa- ! tives in their effort to solve them.Women now have the vote and they should keep themselves informed on public questions.\u201d He expressed the opinfon that, in spite of what is said about «politicians the vast majority of those in Pariiament were \u2018\u2018sincere patriotic men, trying to serve their country to the best of their ability \u2018But they must have the support and assistance of the people who put them there.\u201cCriticism should be intelligent and informed.Keep in touch with what Parliament is doing.mount Boulevard Just west Of | Tuesday and if you have constructive views, let your representative in the House know of them,\u201d Mr.Abbott urged.The speaker described in detail the average day's activities of a \u201cmember of Parliament at Ottawa, while the House is In Session.and briefly outiined the procedure followed in debate.Question time, Mr.Abbott said, was most interesting.(Continued on Page 2) Both Campbell and Joly have previous police records.The {former was sentenced to two | Represent City At Meeting Of Union Westmount is currently being represented at the thrce- day sitting of the Union of Municipalities of the Province of Quebec at the Selgniory Club at Lucerne Que., by the mayor, aldermen and city manager.For this reason there was no mecting of tho City Council this week.Those attending the session which opened Tuesday and concludes today, are Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C.,, Aldermen Irving PP.Rexford, C.K.Mc- Leod, W.B.Scott, B.Panet Raymond and City Manager P.E.Jarman.Mr.Rexford, Mr.Panct Raymond and Mr, Jar- man are accompanied by their wives, TWO SENTENCED 10° JAIL TERMS BY MAGISTRATE Norman Campbell, 18, and Leo Joly, 20, Convicted in Westmount Recorder\u2019s Court on Tuesday Two youths were sentenced to jail terms oir Tuesday of this week at the Westmount Recorder\u2019s Court by Deputy-Recorder Alec P.Grigg for various offences committed oun the night of September 6 when they were arrested by Constable J.McAleer tor loitering on Sherbrooke street.Norman Charles Campbell, 18, of 948 Hermine street, received 18 months in jail, while Leo Joly, 20, of 5959 St, Hubert street, was sentencer to 12 months, In all, five charges were levelled against the pair in addition to the reason for their arrest.For breaking and entering 353 Victoria Ave.and stealing a quantity of cigarettes, the deputy-recorder sentenced Campbeli to 18 months in jai! and Joly to 12.Both received six months confinement for attempting to break and enter iby night the store ot Dionne and Dionne, 4140 St.Catherine St.West.On a charge of breaking and entering the Dominilon Stores Lid., 4141 St.Catherine street, the case was dismissed.For each of the final offences.possession of burglars\u2019 tools and for attempting to steal an automobile; both youths were sentenced to six months in Jail.Finally, on the charge of loitering, hoth were sentenced to a fine ten dollars and costs of $4.20 or 15 days in jail, All sentences are to run concurrently from September 6, the date of their arrest.years in penitentiary for theft of an auto and causing bodily harm fn 1938, and also received six months in jail in February of this: year for attempted theft.In 1936 \u2018Joly was referred to the Juvenile Court for attempted shop-break- ing, while later in the same year fhe was sentenced to three years at Mount St.Antoine Reformatory for a similar crime, BOY, 9, STRUCK.i | Nine-year-old Donald Fenwick, 697 Victoria aveDue, was severely | \u2018injured last Saturday on West- \u2018Lansdowne avenue when he was \u2018struck by an automobile driven by William Taylor-Bailey, 30 Trafalgar avenue.| The driver of the between two cars parked against the curb on the north side of the street, First ald was for a fractured left leg.concus- ston of the brain, and face and i head injuries by Dr.| Leslie.*|CANADA\u2019S SE AAs oan Y on A rough and rocky coastline alone won't protect Nowfoundland from invasion, but it does make it tough for invaders and defenders alike to land@So here Canadian soldiers aro towed ashore by small Royal Canadian Navy power launch after being ferried for duty to this unidentified Newfoundland point by Royal Canadian Navy destroyers, N N N N S N N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NS N N N NS N N N N N N N N N N NS NS NS N N N AL » Children's Parents or Hosts Schools\u2019 Home and HARDWOOD FLOORS Suoplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St.Westmount .Free Estimates Cleaned WE.2323 Rd PRICE:\u2014 TWO CENTS HOOLS LONDON, GLASGOW, AND ABERDEEN REPRESENTED AMONG VISITING PUPILS to Attend Westmount High School Association's First Annual Meeting on October 15 \u2014 Scholars Respond Quickly to New Environment and Methods Westmount Schools have enrolled approximately 169 children who have left Grout Britain for the duration of the war.They have come from different parts of the Motherland but chiofly from lmpor- tant industrial centres, London 3 well represented, and it fs not | versations.iN ! difficult to pick out Glusgow und Aberdeen in the playground cou- | The parents or hosts of these ehlldren wilt bo the guests of the annual meeting to bo held In th eltizens are expected Lo Le pres- jent to great our British friends and guests.Mont of these children have boen brought to Canada at tho expense of parents or relatives.Many aro living with relatives In Westmount, und in a surprising number of cases mothers have Present School Set-Up In Westmount Outlined BY AUTOMOBILE car stated; \u2018that the youngster ran out from ; rendered ; Perey C.| The following outline of the precent educational set-up in schools operated under the jurisdiction of the Westmount Protestant Board of School Commissioners was prepared this week for the Examiner by S.¥F.Kneeland, secretary-superintendent of the board: The re-organization of the Protestant School System which the Westmount Board of School Commissioners has had under study for several years, was put into effect with the re-opening of the school term, September 4th.The system adopted has been called the \u2018\u20196-3-3\u201d Plan, and in general consists of Grades I to VI in the £lementary School, Grades VIIl and 1X in the later-# Vii, mediate (or Junior High) School, and Grades X, XI and XII in the Senior High School.This is pretty much the local school set-up now in force.There is, however, in each of the elementary schools, a Beginners\u2019 Class for pupils who are five years old, and who have not been to school before, in addition to the other grades of I to VI.This grade resembles the Kindergarten Class of other systems in that the five-year-olds learn to play with other children in organized games, *they are taught to sing together, to keep time to music in the rhythm band, to use crayons, to make objects with colored paper, plasticene and the lke.The teacher enlarges their vocabulary by relating storles to them, and giving them talks on various subjects of general jn- terest such as \u2018\u2018good habits of health etc.This class differs from .the Kindergarten Class in that the children also learn during the year, when they are mentally ready for it, the elements of reading, to print words, and to do very simple number work.This is a forenoon class only, as is also Grade 1 in Westmount, Pupils who start school at the age of six.or older, or who have got behind through sickness or other causes, are encouraged to come back in the afternoon in grade, and are given individual { help in small groups of six or eight.This same rule also applies In Grade I.Pupils Total 1,450 There are three elementary schools in Westmount, Roslyn Avenue Schoo], G.H.Penrose, B.A., Principal, situated on West- this | iin this newly organized school, i to mount avenue at Roslyn avenue, with an enrolment of almost 775 pupils; King\u2019s School, G.D.Lessard, B.A., Principal, on Western avenue at Roslyn avenue, with some 375 pupils; and Queen's School, HR.N.Bagnell, MA, Principal, on Olivier avenue, just above St.Catherine street, with just under 300 pupils.The total number of pupils in the elementary grades Is approximately 1,450.The districts covered by these schools are as follows: Roslyn Avenue School\u2014the north side of Sherbrooke street and above, from the eastern to the western limits of Westmount.King's School \u2014 south slide of Sherbrooke street and below, from Claremont avenue to west side of Metcalfe avenue.Queen's Schuol\u2014south side of Sherbrooke street and below, from: Metcalfe avenue (east side) to castern limits of Westmount, The Board reserves the right to transfer pupils from the schools of one district to that of another district In case of congestion, or for any other cause, 27 Cinsses in School The puplHs of Grades VIF, VIT and IX ate now all accommodated at the Westmount Intermediate School, on Academy Road, between Melville avenue and Park Place-\u2014 facing West- mount Park.There are 27 classes eight Seventh Year classes, nine Eighth Year classes, and 10 Ninth Year classes.It was neces-! sary to form an additional Seventh Year class this year owing the inrreased enrolment of Westmount pupils.The total (Continued on Page 2) Monday \u2014 Dickens Fellowship, The Week at Victoria Hall NN Malgonneuve, C.ASF., 14 muk- .22d dd Zr 7 Ped Lid lll dd Zed.M Ve \u2019 + + i wi } 1 1 be $ n af d of 1 h a Can a d i an \u2014S8t.Lawrence Stamp Club, Connaught Lodge A.F.and A.M.18 Wednesday\u2014Prince Albert Council, British Israel World Federa\u2018ion Rotary Club of Westmount, Victorian Order of Nurses, Thursday \u2014 Westmount Stamp Club.British Israel \"World Federation.Manchester Unity.Friday \u2014-Blake Sewell, Westmount Recreation Association.Westmount Conclave T.K, Addresses Rolary D.C.ABBOTT, K.C., who will be guost speaker at the special evening maoting of the Rotary Club of Westmount next Wednesday, when the organization will celebrate its tenth anniversary of local activity.pils of the Westmount Protestaut High Schools and all other clti- zens who will take an interest in the Westmount Jilgh School Home and School Assoclation are invited to attend the general meeting which is to be held in the Assembly Hall of tbe Intermediate School, Academy Moad, al 8.15 , There will be soma short addresses of general juterest, and a social period, with refreshments which wlll provide opportunity for parents and teachers to meet, A special welcome js extended to \u2018overseas guests whose children ars now attending the Schools, | __ p.m.LT-CL.BOURASSA IS RECOVERING | \u2018England, Jt.-Col.Robert Tour- \u2018assa, VD, officer commanding !the Jst Battallon, Regiment de HOME, SCHOOL GROUP TO MEET Parents and guardians of pu- on Tuesday cvening, October 16, High Following a major operation in accompanied thelr children, Those who have had no connections in Canady before are In the minoi- ity.A common difficulty that faces these children 13 that of obtaln- Ing sufflclent money to meet thelr requirements.Some are wholly dependent on friends in Canada.With the fnereasing costs of living these friendd ave not always able to help to tho oxtent they wish.Many come from families that are able to provide ndequately, but tha British exchange regulations hinder this.Money muy be sent to Canada, but they aro not allowed to rocelvo no regulnr allowance until they have been in Canada two or threo monstha.CONSIDERED RESIDENTS The Montreal Central Board has ruled thay these children ha regarded ny residents.As a result thoy are subject to the same regulations un school fees and hook rontal as our own children, Undoubtedly they will Jeurn & good deal that they might not have had an opportunity to inas- ter in Britain, Canadians on the other hand will not suffer by following their lead In matlers of decorum and politeness, \u2018Teachers are amazed at the ease with which these children respond to new and strange methods, In most cases they have heen qulekly accepted as playmates, It is possible that there has been readier mutual acceptance upon tha part of the juniors who, whether Canadian oc British, have not developed too definite an jdean of their Individual importance, it ls a little discongerting to these children to bo thrust suddenly into a country where distance is an Important factor.Their parents and relatives In Britaln are helng deprived of very congenial companions, but even this may pay dividends.The present war will leave these children saddled with tremendous financial responsibilities, but those who have come to Canada will have u first-hand knowledge of thn Dominfon's potentialities, They may now be starry-eyed, but the British nation has always been one to appreciate new fields, \u201cCanadian A song of Canadian soldiers en titled \u201cMy Heart's Away In Can- nda,\u2019 hag heen composed hy Mrs.Percy J.Richards, of 3 Burton avenue.The proceeds of Îts sule ting good progress, accoraing to , a ation \u201creceive by , his Ken, Lo pu lished by Mrs.HRich- (father, Aime Hourassa, of 3015 Bo pus \u201c y» : \u201c | Sherbrooke street.ards, the song may be obtained \u2018from her or from the Red Cross.Mr.Bourassa stated that he i [18 composer Is hopeful that many had received a cable from his son | copies will be mailed to the boys saying that ho was fealiDg ne | oversean as NO guited following à major operation.information concerning tha na tura of the Illnesy of Li-Col Bourassa was given.it is particularly for rendition by male choral groups.It 1g also expected +, to enjoy wide popularity here, {its composer wrote both the Mr.Bourassa sald that b's son | wordwsand muse, stated In his cable that a Jetir would follow giving more inform \u201cation, tr\u2019 The lyric follows: - 1 often am lonely, for my home o'er the sca, Westmount Itigh Schools\u2019 Home and School Association at their first eo nuditorium of tho Intermediate School, Acndemy Road, on the avening of Tuesday, October 15.À very large number of Westmount & SAFETY DRIVE |S CONTINUED BY DEPARTMENT Police Issue Many Warnings to Motorists who Fail to Park Cars Safely on Hills The Wostmount Police Depart- \"ment is continuing its drive to enforces motorists to park Waly cars anfely on hills and à large number of warning tickets have heon issued, It was announced by Chief Wultor dough yesterday.The drive was instigated early last month largely duo to tho fact that five driverloss curs rolled down hills hero during August, endungering lives and property.The Clty ts fully empowered by Traffle By-Law 60], article 43, tO prosecute persons who fall to abide by its ruling.\u2018Those found guilty of an infraction are subject.to u fine nol exceeding $40 und costs, or two monthy In jail, The text of the by-luw follows: \u201cNo driver shall allow his vehicle to stand unattended on a sireet unless the brakes have heen set and the motor stopped and unless the wheels are locked or made tus.If the street hus a perceptible grade ut such place, the front wheels of the vehicle must bo placed at an angle with the curb.\u201d .RECEIVER GETS J1-0AY TERM Charged with receiving stolen goody, & man glving his name as Manrice Maglid, proprietor of a small store ut 5003 St.Antoine street, was sentenced to serve 30 days In fall hy Recorder Charles A.Male in the Westmount Police Court yesterday morning, Police slated the accused, who was arrested by Captain of De- téctives Broden and Sergeant Tremblay on September 19, purchased stolen postage stamps from youths in the district, Soldiers Song\u201d Written By Local Resident Ag 1 think of dear ones, praying for mo \u2014But, when the tight is truly won, und | sail across the foam, I know who will he waiting there, to bid me welcome home\u2014 Chorus My heart's away In CANADA; tho land 1 love! Maple und blue skies above, Scotland's aye bonnie; and England 1a a lovely garden! But, my heart's way back in Canada! My home sweet home! My home swert home! On the back cover of the song sheet Je a second patriotic air by Charles C, Steel, well-known | Westmount composer, entitled l\u2018Cheerio.\u201d\u201d 2 + PAGE TWO | The Westmount Ex Published Every Thursday Serving the Clty of Weatrmount Garden Suburb of Canada's M THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u2019 alma to be an independent, clean newspaper (ur the home, devoted to public service aminer H.Greenfield, etropolis.COMPANY WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1940 TOOTING OUR OWN HORN This week has been set aside .newspapers a chance to \u201ctoot their own horn.\u201d The weekly newspapers of Canada year observing Newspaper Appreciation Week, for the first time, from October 1 to October 8, to better acquaint the people of the country with the many and important services the weekly newspapers render.Serving to our community and its has indeed always been the creed of Examiner.\u201d It is upon that foundation that we have built.Each week we endeavor to bring an accurate, neighbourly, week- by-week history of the community, It is be- all the home-news, people and things which are your first interest, that our thousands of readers represent a great family circle.What prestige we enjoy has been achieved by our efforts to give good « service to the community and its people.And ; in the years that lie ahead, our ambition will , be to improve and extend that service.our readers cause we bring you capable replacements, Many other leaders are found.SCOUTS NEED HELP Montreal Boy Scout headquarters announce that more than one hundred of their leaders have enlisted in the Armed Forces of Canada, and that as a consequence the work.among the Scouts and Cubs is suffering for want of and packs are still without leaders and will not be able to resume their activities until A city-wide effort is now being made to bring the personnel up to strength.General « charman of the drive is G.Robley Mackay of iron bands\u2019?ations are also to give weekly are this people \u201cThe of dustrialist who ity.of the troops Montreal West, Commissioner for Montreal, | Present School W.J, Thistlewaite, Deputy Commissioner for Montrea', is Vice-Chairman; while the following members of the Boy Scout Council comprise a supporting committee: A.B.Morris, Central; F.Roberts Walker, Eastern; George Lakeshore; H.R.Mountney, Northern; P.L.V.Johnson, Northeastern; AN.Mackenzie, Southern; R.G.Talbot, Southshore; R.F.Corkran, Western, H, F.King, Westmount.Others assisting are J.M.Fraser, R.W.Roberts, N.H.Friedman, Stan Neilson, L.H.Miles, H.E.McCormick and Gratton Thompson.Many service clubs and business organiz- Northwestern: A.A.Smith, co-operating.The importance of scouting dana cub work needs no emphasis.states: \u201cIt is hoped that scouting will appeal to many men, who for various reasons are not eligible for military service, and who are anxious to engage in some practical form of National Service.\u201d As the Commissioner A POPULAR APPOINTMENT No more popular appointment could have been made than that of Allan M.Mitchell to serve on the National Unemployment Insurance Commission with Dr.Joseph Sirois and R.J.Tallon.Mr.Mitchell, Chairman of the Board of the Robert Mitchell company, is a resident of V/estmount and as a candidate in the 1935 provincial election for Westmount Division (which then comprised, in addition to N.D.G., Outremont, Westmount, Hampstead and Montreal West).Mr, Mitchell is an in- has made a life-long study of labour and social problems and in several capacities has assisted in their many local friends will join us in felicitating him upon this further recognition of his abil- solution.His LEAVE IT TO SMITH Statistics show one out of every 200 persons in Britain is named Smith.This, no doubt, is one reason why there'll always be an England, for does not the poem say.mighty man is he, with and sinewy hands, and the muscles of his brawny arms are strong as \u201cThe smith a \\ (oCatinued \u2018om Page 1) | number of pupils in this gchool :is somewhat over $00, Mr, C.H.| Savage, M.A., is Principal of this | school.J.W.Brunt, M.A, who was: Principal of the Argyle Junior High School since its inception five years ago, is now Assistant to the Superintendent.i The pupils of Grades X, XI, and XII, numbering ahout 485, Westmeunt High School, 55 Cote St.Antuine Road, between Argyle | avenue and ftanton street.There are 16 classes in thië school, eight Tenth Year classes, seven Eleventh Year classes and one Twelfth Year class, Students in the Twelfth Year clags may follow one of the following University courses: First Year Arts, B.Sc.In Arts, Pre- Engineering, or Commerce, The fees at the present time are $10 per month.H.B.Parker, M.A.ls the Principal of this school.Proved 1ts Worth The Intermediate or Junior High Schoo! system of education, in one form or another, has been in force in Qreat Britain, in most of the United States, and in Brit- Ish Columbia, for many years and has proved its worth, provided of course that the local school administration was satisfactory.It fs earnestly hoped and expected that the present organization of rchools in Westmount will, with the co-operation of the parents and pupils, and the public as a whole, meet the needs of the community educationally for many years to come.The personnel of the West- mount Board of School] Commis- sloners which has Inaugurated this school system 4n this Prov- Ince is as follows: W.A.Eden, Chairman; E.P.Flintoft, K.C., Vive-Chairman; A.8.Bruneau, K.C.: H.M.Scott; F.M.McRobie, V.D.: R.W.Steele, F.J.Tees, M.D.; 8.F.Kneeland, B.A,, Sec.-Supt.; J.A.deLalanne, C.A., Treasurer, .\\ orm bem me met mM me me eb etm words for 11120 (| The Westmount Examiner 3 GLASSIFIED ADS \u2014 ts PY ms Be Bie cm me Daman ét vie {| WAlnut | 2773 pété tete : AUTOS FOR SALR i THESE CARS MUST GO : in next 10 days .REGARDLESS OF PRICE We don\u2019t often have so.called sales.} The automobile public have long since discovered you usually get what you pay for.Due to conditions be- Jyond our control these cars must go.We are offering them to the publle at wholesale prices before disposing of them to outside dealers.FORD D.L.SEDAN.FORD STD, SED, HEATER.PACKARD 120 SED.RADIO DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN.CHRYSLER AIRFLOW SED.(OVERDRIVE) BUICK SED.RADIO, HEATER CHEVROLET STD, SEDAN ' (PERFECT) PACKARD STD.8 LIMOUSINE L SEDAN | PONTIAC SEDAN : | These Cars Must Go Now .HURRY! x i! il Town and Country Motors 872.4 VICTORIA AVE, WESTMOUNT OPEN EVRNINGS.FLATS TO LET acDONALD AVE, 1083-4987, Just above Cote St.Luc.Modern lower (tive) B, upper (six) 6 rooms, heated Duplexes, Refrigerator, gas stove, garage, unfinished play-room, in basement, Open for inpection Saturday afternoon and Sundays, Reduced ! rents, Royal Trust Co, HA, dal, 12 } - APARTMENTS TO LET t SHERBROOKE ST, W.5010 West- mount, \u201cPlckwick Arms,\u201d § spaclous rooms are available in this modern fireproof building with elevator sere j vice.Reasonable rental, Call Janitor DE, 4724 or D.W.Ogllvie & Co, Inc.13010 St Catherine St, W.HA 8201, J-14 ROOMS TO LET WESTMOUNT - inrge front double parlor, also amaller room, light privileges, furnished or unfurnished, near Westmount Park, Ft.6791.J-18 ROOM AND BOARD _ : \"ELDERLY PROPLÉ, CONVALES- Ce 108 FOR NTS, INVAL INFORMATION Tegardhig a comfortable home or partial or complete nursing rare in \u201crontreal, Tele- + ; EL.1105.6 A \u2014\u2014 DE.2913 between 3-8 pom.J-11 FOR SALE LADY'S fur-trimmed coat, sise 16, also girl's 14, man\u2019s fall overcoat, sise Ÿ 40.EL.0838, .J-17 * FIRE PLACE grate 2907 Apply 450% 1 8t.Catherine St.West, J-18 PERSIAN lamb coat With mink collar.Good condition, nlze 88.$58.60.Apply 5827 Sherbrooke West.7 J-13 \u2018+.VACUUM CLEANERS A RENTED } $1.00 Monthly ; PARTS \u2014 SERVICE i Fltsroy 5533 \u2018 3-10 AXMINSTER and other rugs, hall runner, scatter mats.Reautiful Ches- \u2018terfleld suite $30.00.Modern bedroom -385.00, Becretary, gutoleg, bookcase, \"tables, Studio set.Gibbard dining {room AN like new.Selling separately.VFI.1880.Colson, 1333 Greene, Went.: mount, J-1 .\u2019 | LADY'S coat, fox collar, men\u2019s suits and winter coat, Sliver shoes 6lgA.A.WA, 8104.D-242 GAS stove 4 burners cream enamel, high oven, brotler $10.00.Lady's navy hlue blanket cloth ski jacket sizo 18 $3.00, Laby's sleigh storm hood $5.00.Folding playpen with floor $2.00.Large English pram $7.00.Baby's white fur carrlage robe $5.00.DIZ, 2048, P-241 into double bed, Dresser.Couch.FL 6701, P-340 BOOKCASYE with glars doors, suitable books or china cublnet $8.00.DIS, 1792.P-238 KROELHER davenport for sale.4071 Dorchester St,, WI, 0903, P-287 SOLID walnut Gate'ex table and 8 windsor chalvs.DE.1586, P-236 GREY fall conf fitted racoon coliar, sise 14, interlined below waist.Ren- monable price.EL.4637.P-235 ALMOST new meatal cot, with springs, mioderate.WA.5190.P-233 FOR SALE FOR SALE DRESSER, vanity, boy's topcoat, HIRDCAGE and stand, antique chair, overcoat, caps.kl.45638, P-245! fireside bench with needlepolnt covering.FL 4060, P-234 RED fox fur also child's navy blue felt hat, size 21\u201d, new, (Morgan's).WA.2170.P-231 QIRL's rust winter coat, salze 14-*6, almost new, good fur collar $5.00, Ski suit, brown $.50, % metal bed and spring $2.00, WA.3877.P-230 BOY'S overcoat fit about 10 y.ars.Other boys\u2019 clothi>*g, perfect condl- tion.WA.2227.P-227 GAS range, 4 jets, with oven, perfect condition.502% Victoria avenue.EL.8505.P-226 BOY'S winter nvercoat, navy blue, size 14, perfect condition, also scout pants, worn once, DE.6633, P-221 SIX plece breakfast set, no dealers.Bla 5838, P-217 FOR SALE- LIVING-ROOM table, solid walnut, oval shape with wicker trim, FI.2868 before 6.30.P-366 GIRL'S red cloth coat racoon collar 18, girl's white chitfon evening gown 14, other afternoon dresses 14.DE.2629, P-365 JACKET water heater dome type, good for 40 gallon tank $10.00.2260 Grand Bivd.WA.6664.P-361 TWO gentlemen's suits size 38-39, good condition, winter overcoat, very reasonable, bundle of boy's clothes, oxfords, rubbers, about 10 years, girl's winter coat, size 18 $3.00.DE.6178, GIRL'S three piece outfit, size 6-8, excellent condition, WA, 6422.P-211 RUG 9x12, excellent condition.Also gas stove.EL.1372, P-210 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED rug 5 wide by 7 long.will exchange or sell boy's winter coat, aize 10-12, or one 15-16.EL.4726.LADY'S black cloth coat, fur collar and cuffs, size 16, perfect condition.DE.4868.p-212 Call Pearson\u2014WI.4965 BUSINESS Suits, top coat, aiso ladies\u2019 clothes, all kinds of good clothing, furniture, radios, rugs, typewriters, sporting goods, etc Best price pald Sam Pearson Reg'd.1452 Notre Dame W, J-19 ANTIQUE sllver ana plated ware, glassware, clocks, china and porcelain, ornaments and bric-a-brac, snuff boxes, old fans, bron thief, Naish), hears each of the brothers boast that he has the jewel.A brutal.half mad sergeant \u2018'Markoff,\u201d (Brian Donlevy), wrings the information out of Rasinoff.Markoff plots to get the jewel for himself, and his chance to separatae the brothers comes when he is ordered to select troops for duty at Fort Zinderneuf.He chooses Beau and John, Digby is sent to Fort Tokotu.Fort \u201dinderneuf becomes à living hell when Maroff attains command.The men, with the exception of Beau, John, Rasinoff, and a few others, organize a mutiny.Markoff tries to force Beau and John to shoot the leaders of the mutiny, and when they refuse, he threatens to shoot them down.However, they are saved by an attack on the fort by a wild desert tribe, the Touaregs.Markoff, as many .legionnaires are killed in successive attacks, props dead men in the fort's embrasures so that the Touaregs will think the fort has a full force of men.Finally Beau is mortally wounded.Markoff leaps on him to search tor the jewel, but John, helped by the dying Beau, rams a bayonet through Markoff's chest.Just before he dies, Beau hands John two letters, one for Markoff's hand.and one to bear to their guardian.\u2014 NICKEL NOT ENOUGH Dallas, Texas,\u2014J.M.Ferguson policeman, found this note in a feminine hand, pasted on the windshield of an overparked car beside a parking meter: \u201cMister officer\u2014I don't know how long I'm going to Be gone, but if I'm gone too long you'll find a nickel under the hood.\u201d The motorist got a ticket.- NEW YORK LIMITS PICTURES New York, In a defense measure, the city has prohibited the i taking of photographs from all bridges under the jurisdiction of the Public Works Department without an official permit and a Department escort.Police Commissioner Lewis J.Valentine ordered a heavy 24-hour guard of the bridges.:lee\u2019s brother, and Baby Quintanilla \u2018 of \u201cForty Little Mothers\u201d fame ; Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland as they appear in the ful \u201cAndy Hardy Meets Debutante,\u2019 mount United Theatre until Saturday night.SWEETHEARTS! \u2014 nee x | delight- | which is featured at the West- RES Patrol,\u2019\u201d\u201d a story of espionage and 2nd BIG WEEK AT THE SNOWDON A scene from the first run British production, second week at the Snowdon United Theatre.Geoffrey Toone, Judy Kelly, John Wood and Clifford Evans are featured.\"North Sea naval warfare, which is now in its The picture, which is now in its second week at the Snowdon United Theatre, is a thrilling spy- story, played against the background of Britain's war activities on the high seas.Many spectacular shots of the Navy in action, destroyers at high speed in heavy seas, the new multiple, quick- firing, anti-aircraft guns, and multiple machine guns blazing away, makes this timély drama extremely exciting.Geoffrey Toone, as the hero and Commander of a cruiser involved in \u2018North Sea Patrol, is ably aided by Judy Kelly, Clifford Evans, John Wood, Henry Oscar, Kenneth Kent and a large supporting cast.In addition to its tremendous parade of naval exploits, \u2018North Sea Patrol\u201d gives a shrewd and calculating portrayal of the jn- sidious activities of a spy ring.the members of which are drafted from the highest strata of Eng?lish society.The war on land and \u201cNorth Sea Patrol\u201d Is Stirring Drama Of War Empire's existence, but it is the ever-present war on internal spies which is as dramatic and intriguing as any mass action of MY SON, Sel MY SON! | Louis Hayward, Madeleine Carroll and Brian Aherne in a scene from Howard Spring's mighty Novel That Thrilled A Million Readers, the film opens at the Monkland United Theatre Sunday playing until Tuesday night.Outstanding Cast Featured In \u2018York Picture Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier picked up where they left off five years ago as roign- ing favorites of the London stage for their first co-starring film, the picturization of Jano Aus- Austen's romantic comedy, Pride and Prejudice,\u201d which comes to the York United Theatre starting Saturday playing until Tuesday night.They form the perfect screen romantic team with Miss Garson playing the lovely but prejudiced Elizabeth Bennet and Olivier as the proud Darcy.The amusing story in which Miss Austen poked fun at tho haughty society of the early nineteenth century ls woven around the five unwedded Bennet daughters who live in a provincial English town.They are a constant worry to their fluttery mother whose\u2019 one ambition ° in life is to marry them off to sult- able husbands.army or naval forces.\u201cNorth Sea Palrol\u201d was directed by Norman Lee, from th stage success.\u201d Luck of the Navy,\u201d by Mrs.Clifford Mills.The second feature on this bill, \u201cThe Great McGinty,\u201d Is the story of ring politics as.\u2018they used to be \u2018\u2018managed\u2019\u2019 a genaration or 80 1go, when some ono man Or group of men, would get control of a city or state, \u2018\u2018steamroll\u2019 elections and milk the public funds.In an unnamed clty, Dan MeGinty, under the boss into whose favor he has fought his way by force of fists, scales the heights from ward heeler to the tovernorship, only to come to ~rief when he tries to turn honest.Brian Donlevy plays the redoubtable McGinty, Akim Tami- roff as the Boss, and Muriel An- gelus in the role of Catherine sea is important, vital to the McGinty.BOYS\u2019 BRIGADE PENS CLASSE FRIDAY NIGHT MEATS GRADE A LEG OF LAMB FOREQUARTER OF ib.25¢ BEEF .GROCERIES NEW LAID, GRADE A LARGE | pkg.Maple Leaf Soap Flakes EGGS, doZ.32c ne Sep Fakes Diven- D0 RAYMOND'S TOMATO JUICE, ser.Both for .28 oz.tin on |! Box Concentrated Super Suds PLUM JAM.and 1 large cake Palm- 21 c 32 oz.jar J 25c: olive Soap.Both for .\u2014 FISH {TENDERLOIN ROAST | tunity of selecting First Westmount Company Resumes Activities in Melville Church \u2014 First Aid Work Popular Members of the First West- mount Company of the Boys\u2019 Brigade will he given the oppor- the various classes they desire to enter, when the unit resumés activity in Mel- ; ville Church hall tomorrow evening.First aid, under the leadership of Staff-Sergeant James Patter- gon, is among the most popular of the classes conducted and boys who secured certificates last season will this year endeavour to gain the badge.Boys who already have badges will altempt to at- .1b.34e tain tbe third year shield.FRESH HADDOCK Physical training will be given, FILLET Ib.21c¢ announcement of which will be made very shortly.It is hoped Ib.14c|FINNAN HADDIE Ib.18¢ LAMB .FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES McINTOSH ORANGES \u2026\u2026 dor.19¢| APPLES .\u2026 Va bu.1.19 CONCORD (BLUE) CAULIFLOWERS ea.10c up GRAPES .bskt.35¢ SWEET POTATOES .Ib.5¢ this session that a P.T.team may be formed to enter into the Bat- tailon competition in the Spring.Squad Leaders for the sessina [wim be as follows: \u2014S8quad No.1.| Sgt.Donald Taylor; Squad No.2.Squad.Corporal Leonard Gough.Assistants in these squads are:\u2014 Ist.Lance-Cpl.Derek Ramsay; and.Lance-Cpl.Jack Goodfellow rand the Band, Lance-Cpl.Gordon i Kearns.| Lieut.Goodale will instruct company drill periods during the | session and has planned for the program to completely cover all [requirements for entry into the Battalion hield Competition, ! : Sgt.Robert Morrow and the Band last session won by the Brass Band platoon of the 5th Company, a most remarkable achievement for a band.A special training course will be commenced almost immediately for Battalion N.C.- 0.'s which will enable them to advance in the ranks more rapld- ly, due to the present shortage of officers.Company Bible Class will hold it's first meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 in Melville Hall.All members are requested to be present.Captain Richardson will conduct the service assisted by the officers and N.C.0.'s.The Life Boys, junior section of the Brigade, have held two outings these past Saturdays and are looking forward to their most successful season.Rodgie PB.Stewart, Leader-in-Charge, will he assisted this season hy Herbert Wilson and Fred.Bindon, both of whom have had experience in Lite Boy craft.Mr.Bindon comes to the team from the 5th Company, baving led that group for two years.Special attention is being given the new L.B.badges and classes will commence this week, enabling all boys to get | their awards presented to them at a display, planned for the Christmas holidays.An\" agricultural expert recommends keeping a goat as an inexpensive source of milk for the suburban ramily.But what about the feeding problem if war causes a scarcity of tin cans?for Prompt Delivery of ESTMOUNT (Sherbrooke at Grey Ave.) Today until Saturday Debs, beware! Mickey's Broadway.bound » .with 8 bucks in his pockets! Woo! Wool Judy's the singing sweetheart in Mickey's arms againi Hardy family fun and adventure hit a new high! swith pr [ALE STONE : ROONEY CECILIA PARKER - HOLDEN Ann Rutherford * Diana Lewis PER 11112 9000103 00) \u2014 2nd Feature \u2014 A Poramevnt Pheture with AKIM TAMIROFF GLADYS GEORGE WILLIAM HENRY MURIEL ANGELUS Friday Nicht Fruits ano cal SOLS Grocerie- EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 5307 Sherbrooke West Oefiveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m After 11 clock Revival \u201cSUBMARINE PATROL\" Nancy Kelly - Richard Greene George Bancroft Sun.-Mon.-Tues.% ANN SOTHERN \u2018GOLD RUSH MAISIE\"\u201d Lee Bowman, Stim Summerville ! \"WE WHO ARE YOUNG\" % LANA TURNER + JOHN SHELTON When two wealthy and aristocratic young gentlemen come to town ia the persons of Mr.Darcy and his friend, Mr.Bingley, Mrs.Bennot sols out to land them for her daughtors.They are repelled by hor lusty vulgarity, silico she was a shopkeeper's daughter, but Darcey falla in love with Elisabeth despite her family and Bing- ley finds himself smitten by Jane, Mrs.Bonnets meddling broaks up both romancos.Darcy, caught hetwoeen hip pride of tumily and love for Bilza- beth, finally decides that Kllza- beths lovo is the more important of the two.Ho nobly comes to the recuse when Lydia, flightiest of the daughters, creates a scandal by running away with an ad.senturer, Wickham.With the Bennets about to be disgraced, he forces Wickham to wed Lydia, and Elizabeth forgives him.(St.Catherine at Guy 8t) Today and Friday: \u201cPRIDE AND PREJUDICE,\u201d and Laurence Oliver, \u2018\u2019SAILOR'S ; LADY,\u201d with Nancy Kelly and Jon Hall.Shorts and News.Saturday until Tuesday Greater than \u201cKentucky\u201d with WALTER BRENNAN \u201cKentucky's\u201d greot stor FAY BAINTER BRENDA JOYCE JOHN PAYNE, CHARLIE RUGGLES MARJORIE WEAVER HATTIE McDANIEL .of \"Gone With The Wind\" In Technicolor 2 Big Features \u2014 : THE STORK\u20198 GONE HAYWIRE! His Intentions are shady ., He's got his eye on the man instead of the lady! sleepy together to Kecp possible, THE GOOD OLD DAYS While Dartmouth undergradu- \"ates of today consider 7:55 class- = \u201ces as practically synonymous with N dawn, rtudents in the early days uf the college, dating from 1789, } assembled a.m, or in in the chapel undergraduates as warm at 5 the winter \u201cas early as the President could see to road in the Bible.\" There was no ar titicial light and no heat, and the huddled ns TOY BORROWING MAKES HIT Scooters, kiddie cars, stilts, doll buggies, pyramid blocks, and many other playthings are providing entertalument to hundreds of children in Kancas as a result of free toy lending projects os- tablished through the Kansas A child may go to a toyland center and receive a card, similar to a library card.Oklahoma gets its name from an Indian name mesning \u201cland of red men.\" liga with Greer Garson | 0 Crowds Speak Louder Than Words Long queues of standees each night this week with hundreds unable to gain admission means .\u201cNORTH SEA PATROL\u201d First Run in Montreal \u201cTHE GREAT McGINTY\u201d are decided hits and will be Last complete Show Saturdays at 10 p.m.Other nights at nine.NOWDON (Decarie Bivd.at Showdon Junction) held over for a ND WEEK starring ADOLPHE MENJOU CAROLE LANDIS JOHN HUBBARD WILLIAM GARGAN VERREE TEASDALE MARY ASTOR DONALD MEEK FRANKLIN PANGBORN JOYCE COMPTON Directed by HAL ROACH Released thru United Artists (MGNALANG (Monkland Ave., at Qirouard Today until Saturday * Gary Cooper * Ray Milland * Robert Preston THe adventurous story of three bro- who valued honor more than thers, life itself .\u2018Si À Brian Donlevy Ee a = \u2014\u2014_2nd Attracton _______ A Real Happy Picture.Gay as only youth can make it, fresh as Veil give a good time! tomorrow, different as today! JEFFREY ULL EDDIE ALBERT - JANE WYMAN .CHARLES WINNINGER - SPRING BYINGTON Sun.-Mon.-Tues.\u201cMY SON, MY SON\u201d .Loving their way out of a mighty novel .trom Howard Spring\u2019s best seller! fe Madeleine CARROLL À Brian AHERNE Fighting! Striving | Into your very heart | \u201cTHOSE WERE THE DAYS\u201d .the laugh-and-love hit of the year .* William HOLDEN + Judith BARRETT 5 BEA .+ their gallant romantic story in the Foreign Legion! 4 Susan Hayward wD \u2014\u2014 rs TO \u201ci * Friday Night After 11 o'clock Revival \u201cTOP OF THE TOWN\u2019 % DORIS NOLAN % GEORGE GEORGE MURPHY Action .Romance .Adventuré .Paramount's New with rR.J Louis HAYWARD .with % Bonita GRANVILLE a\u201c ER Handsomely Decorated 9 Choice ot 10 Flavors RE PAGE FOUR Zz 2 A 2 2777 \u201cSCOTTY\u201d Glasses with your purchase of 30 oz.Beverages Phone Your Dealer Today TEE) Mr.John W.Brunt, Jr, of Sherbrooke street W., Is the guest of Mr.and Mrs, George Kirk at Muskoka Lakes.Sise spent lust Adole.Miss Frances week-end ut Ste.Mr.George Bones, Sherbrooke Street West, spent last week-end in Ottawa.' Mr.and Mrs.W.J.8.Mc- Cormick are visiting Mr.and Mrs.D.Sutherland at Arvida, Que.Miss Robina Meldrum spent the week-end in Quebec City, the m Charlotte Gowns NEW YORK DRESSES Seo our thrilling collection of New York Dresses.Fall Favoriteal Beautiful Styles! Exciting Colors! Come in today! Moderately Priced From 11.75 to 29.50 1353 Green Ave., nr.Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 NEW HATS To FFlattor Every Hair-Dress! Whether yours Is the pompadour, page boy, upsweep or long bob .we have the most flattering hat for you! Chooses from dramatic conchman brims, high \u201clittle\u201d brims, blg-bow turbans, precious pompadour bonnets, pillboxes, brims! Felts, velvets, failtes! Black, Fleh colors, Moderately Priced MISS M.BYRNE Milliner 4170 St.Catherine W., FI.2868 {Near Greene Ave.) Social and Personals guest of Mrs, James Dean, Claridge.The Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Rehfuss have returned home from Portland, Maine, where they went to attend a Shriner Ceremonial.Mr.Hehfuss 1s the Potentate of the Karnak Temple fn Montreal.Mlss Betty Heubach is spepd- ing two weeks in Toronto, the guest of Mrs.John Coulson, jr.Mrs.Henry Symnes Wilson, who has heen visiting her mother, Mrs.J.B.Cudlip, has left for San Francisco, Mrs.Basil Nures, who was the guest of her mother, Mrs.C.M.Hewurd, at Fernbank, Brock- ville, has returned to Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.J.Spence and Mr.Willlam Wray, have returned home from Portland, Maine, where they were delegates to a Shriner Ceremonial held over the week-end, Mrs.J.C.Thompson turned from kKdmonton, she spent the summer, has re- where Kerr-Morrison Mr, and Mrs.W.J.Morrison, of Wedtmouat, announce the en- gagoment of their younger daughter, Katherine Melrose, to Mr.Douglas Wadsworth Kerr, of New York, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest C.Kerr, of Lachine.Mrs, F.M.Henshaw has returned from her cottage at Point au Ple¢, where she spent the sume mer, Mr.and Mrs.David Ewan have returned from Cacouna, where they occupied thelr cottage for several months.Mr.and Mrs.James M.Fraser and Miss Helen Fraser have returned from Pointe Claire, whore they occupled their cottage for the summer.Captain Alex C.Ross, Adjutant of the Cape Breton Highlanders, Sydney, N.S.is spending part of his leave with his uncle and aunt, H.S.Ross, K.C., and Mrs.Ross, Grey avenue.Mrs.S.G.Dobson entertained at a luncheon on Monday in honor of Miss Pamela Merrill, and in the afternoon Miss DBar- bara Wilks was hostess at a kite WATSON'S if SILENCER WILL PUT YOU Installed $7 1359 GREENE AVE, AT YOUR EASE - Guaranteed FI, 4689 Watson's Special Drain Pipe Cleaner, 50c per can | MO CALL THE CHESTERFIELD SETS SLIP COVE ; e OCCASIONAL telephone EL .79%3 or MADE TO ORDER & REPAIRED PERIOD CHAIRS & FOOT-STOOLS For Needle Point Covering We epeclalilze In very delicate work.For free estimates and samples RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING CO.{ 5779 SHERBROOKE W., near Malrose Ave.ING?FOR EXPERT FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVERS WESTMOUNT MOVING O WAREHOUSE LIMITED All Work Guaranteed \u2014 First Class Storage Accommodation 350 VICTORIA AVENUE DE.3581 HEE CHEN FURNITURE o visit our Showrooms, iL 7933 ape + AT SNOWDON JUNCTION DAOUST \u2014\u20142 Telegraph Service - FLORISTS © FOR THIS WEEK END © SPECIAL BOX OF FLOWERS Funeral Work $2.00 up - Corsages - Decorations - MORIN RE Day & Night Delivery 5102 DECARIE BLVD.EL.3661 Right at the Car Stop include: To Give Fashion Show Models taking part in the fashion show at St.Luke's United church tomorrow evening, under the auspices of the Women's As- and Joy Oswald, Patricia McInnis, Joan Markey, Phyllils Stapells, Ruth Harrison, Elsie McDougull, Mary gan, Jessle Paterson, Donalda Smith, Mrs.Morrison, Mrs.Smallwood and Mrs.Lynn, Mrs.Percy Hall will be the commentator and Mrs, F.Osborn the pianist.Mrs F.M.Van Wagner la the general convener.Gowns are by Charlotte Gowns, Greene avenue.Door prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders.Home made candy will be on sale during the intermission, chen shower.On Tuesday Miss Mary Fry gave a luncheon and the same afterncon Miss Barbara Whitley entertained at a tea and shower.Other hostesses who have entertained for Miss Merrill are Miss Eleanor Peck, who gave a luncheon; Miss Marjorie Gaunt who entertained at a bridge; Mrs.Charles Winter, who entertained at a luncheon; Miss Betty Woodyatt, who was hostess at a luncheon, Mise Peggy Tyndale, who gave a miscellaneous shower, and Miss Al- Ison Lyster, who entertained at a shower.TO ATTEND CONCERT Lady Byng of Vimy is coming to Montreal especially to attend the concert being given by the Montreal Women's Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday, in the Verdun Auditorium under the patronage of His Excellency, the Karl of Athlone and H.R.H.Princess Alice, the net proceeds of which are Lo be given to the Led Cross Society.She will be the guest of Lt.Col.and Mrs.Gavin L.Ogilvie during her visit to Montreal, Sir Montagu and Lady Allan are entertaining at dinner in Lady Byng\u2019s honor prior to the concert.At the Luncheon given by the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, the ladies of the Montreal Women's Symphony Orchestra will have a special table, and will be preseut- ed to the Princess Alice.Head Table Guests Her Royal Highness Princess Alice, who hag graciously consented to become Honorary Patroness Of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club; attended by the Honorable Ariel Baird.will be the guests speaker at the luncheon held at the Mount Royal Hotel, on\u2019 Tuesday, Oct, 8th, at 12.45.Those Invited to the head table Mrs.Harold Mills, Mrs.T.de G.Stewart, Mrs.S.8.Boxer, Mrs.John Hyde, Mrs.Herbert Ross, Mrs.Ruth Shaw, Mrs Walter Smyth, Mrs.C.H.Turner, Mrs.Thomas Fessenden, Mrs.Gordon Wadsworth, Mrs.J.Gordon Birnie, Mrs.Russel T.Stack- house, Mrs.Will H.Harrison, Mrs.H.J.Page, Mrs.Norman Southward Hon.Marguerite Shaughnessy, Miss Martha Allan, Mrs, R.BE.Parker, Mrs.John Mulcair, Mrs.C.D.French, Mrs.R.M.Macaulay, Mrs.Herbert C.Holland, Mrs.CO.W.Clarke, Mrs.Gordon T.Blair, Mrs.Colin For- reat, Mra.J.A.deLalahne, Mrs.R.W.Rowat, Mrs, John Shearer, Mrs.R.M.Stott, Mrs.J.W.LAMP SHADES Made to Order VASES MADE INTO LAMPS pm Lamps and Shades Repaired E.L.La Mountain & Co.Plateau 5716 2090 UNIVERSITY ST.sociation are the Misses Dorothy SWOP SHOP Offers CELLARETTE FERN STAND RIDING BOOTS SMOKER'S CAB.Wants AQUARIUM TYPEWRITER - BABY CARRIAGE FIRE DOGS, ETC.384 Victoria Ave.ELwood 2230 | PETER | prenne 3 A.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER ! Speirs School who predicts a tremendously busy season in ballroom dancing with Conga and Rhumba being in most demand.Wright, Mrs.C.B.Sewell, Mrs, Frank H.Rowe, Mrs.Louis de Savoye, Mrs.H.C.Grennan and Mrs.R.H.Anderson, ENGAGEMENTS Stevenson\u2014Kinnear Mr, and Mrs.Alexander Kin- near announce the engagement of their eklest daughter, Gladys, to Mr.John B.Stevenson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Stevenson, of Winnipeg, formerly of Montreal.WEDDINGS Wedding Attendants At the marriage of Elizabeth Helen, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.G.Arthur Wood, to Mr.Walter Charles Harrison, which is taking place tomorrow evening at half-past seven o'clock at the residence of the bride's parents, 257 Metcalfe avenue, West~ mount, the Reverend F.W.Kerr, D.D., will officiate.The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, will be attended by Miss Peggy Stewart, as maid-of-honor, and by her cousin, Miss Phyllis Wood, as bridesmaid.Mr.Frank Harrison will act as best man for his brother, and Mr.Douglas Wood, brother of the bride, will usher, Marker-Reid The marriage of Jessie Lillian Reid, of Montreal, youngest daughter of Mr.Walter Reid, and the late Mrs.Reid, of St.John's Newfoundland, to Mr.William Marker, son of Mr.Richard Marker, and the late Mrs.Marker, of Montreal, took place on Saturday, September 21, at St.Chads Anglican Church, Toronto.Reverend J.Nicholson officiated.Peck-Merrill The marriage of Pamela Ann, elder daughter of Mayor Walter A.Merrill, K.C., and Mrs.Merrill, of Westmount, to Mr.Edmund Hastings Peck, eldest son of the late Edmund Peck, and of Mrs.Peck, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, October 5, at threes o'clock in St.Stephen's Church, West- mount, the Reverend Harold S.Laws officiating.The bride will have led sister, Miss Julia Merrill, as her maid-of-honor, and Mr.Robert G.MacKay will act as best man for Mr.Peck.The ushers will be Mr.Robert Cundill, Mr.Robert Archibald, Mr.David Mathias and Mr.Sandy Moffat.Gunn-Smith The marriage of Olive Irene, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.Smith, of New Glasgow, Quebec.to Mr.James Edward Gunn, son of Mr.Thomas Gunn, and the Inte Mrs.Gunn, of Montreal, took place quietly on Friday afternoon at five o'clock In the church of St.James the Apostle, the Reverend F.H.Wilkinson officiating.Gladioll and ferns were used to decorate the church, The bride, who was unattended.was given in marriage by her father and wore a navy blue tailored suit with matching accessories, silver tox furs, the gift of the bridegroom, and & corsage bouquet of aweetheart roses and baby's breath.Mr.Robert G.Walker acted as best man for Mr.Gunn.A reception for the immediate relatives was held at the home of the bridegroom's brother Mr.Thomas A.Gunn, and Mrs.Gunn.8074 Notre Dame de Grace avenue.Later Mr.and Mrs.Gunn left for a cruise on the St.Lawrence.They will reside in Montreal.T Nicol-McMaster The marriage of Marjorie Ross.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Wil.Housewives\u2019 League To Meet on Tuesday The Canadian Housewives\u2019 League will hold its first general meeting of the season on Tuesday evening at half-past eight o'clock in Room 317, Coronation Building, corner of Bishop and St.Catherine streets.All housewives are invited to attend.During the summer months members of a branch of the league held a series of canning bees, It has been decided to make a donation of canned goods to a local charity.mount, to Mr.John Cathels Nicol, son of the late George S.Nicol, formerly of Calgary, and of Mrs.G.Douglas Evans, of Westmount, took place quietly on Friday afternoon, the Reverend F.W.Kerr, D.D., officiating.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a frock of grey wool jersey with a turban to match, silver fox furs and a corsage bouquet of white carnations.Mr.Malcolm MacLauglin acted as best man for Mr.Nicol.Following a ehort honeymoon, Mr.and Mrs.Nicol will take up residence in Montreal, Metal Kneeling Pan Aid for Scrubbing For scrubbing floors, a job that fan't much fun no matter who does it, there is a new gadget that ought to turn the chore into positive sport.It is a metal kneeling pan on wheels.Having done the section of the floor within reach, the kitchen slavey gives herself a\u201dpush on thig sort of cart and away she shoots to the next section without having to get up and shift all her paraphernalia.Some people could have a lot of fun with this.The JEWISH COUNCIL TEA CADET CORPS EXPECTED T0 TO AID GAMP BORDEN The Local Council of Jewish Women held a successful tea meeting last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.A.Bronfman, 4363 Westmount avenue.Contributions were received from members and the proceeds will be donated to Camp Borden.Guests were received by Mrs.Bronfman, assisted by Mrs.Bernard Rubin, Mrs, Sydney Levitt, Mrs.S.W.Jacobs and Mrs.Joseph J.Jacobs.Mrs.H.Hart, in charge of the tea room, was assisted by Mrs.Philip Fram, and Mrs.Arthur Cohen.Tea was noured bv Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, Mrs.B.Usher, Mrs.Rose Medine, Mrs.Maxwell Cummings, Mrs.N.P.Solomon and) Mrs, Ben Robinson, The following ladies also assisted in the dining room, Mrs.J.H.Fine, Mrs.A.N.Pesner, Mrs.C.W, Sommer, Mrs.J.Victor, Mrs.B.A.Garson, Mrs, Wm, Gittes, Mrs, G.G.Kenny, Nrs.Joseph Freedman, Mrs.H.Rothbart, Mrs, H.Robinson, Mrs.A.Levin, Mrs, J.Wiener, Mra.H, Shulman, Mrs.B.Albert, Mrs.8.barza, Mrs.L a A TT RR, PARADE MONDAY The first parade of the West- mount Air Force Cadet Corps is tentatively scheduled to take place next Monday the unit, now nearly 400 strong, will be broken up into squads of about 40 boys.Boys from Westmount High School Land the Intermediate School have been enrolling steadily during the past two weeks in the local unit, one of the first to be organized in the Dominion- wide scheme recently approved by the Department of National Defence, The enrolment is considerably larger than that expected.The corps ig under the command of Captain H.P.Ilisley, with R.Bainbridge Hall, an ex- Royal Air Service officer in the last war, second in command.Other officers will be appointed later.The committee in charge of the Kert, Mrs.B.Mat\u2018s, Mrs, B.Lef- cort, Mrs, C.Michaels, Mrs.J.Lof- cort, Mrs.H.Prinsky, Mrs.Samuel Pesner, Mrs, Charles Shape, Mrs.J.C.Zacks, Mrs.D.J.Elkin and Mrs.D, Mendels, Because of the paper shortage advertising posters in England may be printed on a specially treated cotton fabric.kneeling pan is big enough to hold a sponge rubber pad, which is sold separately, for additional comfort.This is something for DR.À A.SWAN Surgeon Dentist 4643 Sherbrooke St, Westmount Corner Lansdowne (Opposite Victoria Hall) Hours: 9 A.M.to 9 P.M.Office Closed Between 12 noon and 1 P.M.; 6 P.M.and 7 P.M.Telephone WI.0937 X-Rays women who pride themselves on the working conditions in their kitchens.LADIES.Now fs the time to furs obtainable at money-saving specialty of Hudson Seal, Mink, Persian Lamb.Importer and Manufacturer Be prepared for the Winter months order your new fur coat or have your old one remodelled or repaired.Our experience of 57 years is at your service and we guarantee the best Call or write for Information N.A.OSTIGUY prices, We make a Dyed Muskrat and of Fine Furs (RN, REFRICERATION SERVICE AND REPAIRS DAY LA.4884 NIGHT A.C.Electric Refrigeration Co, 854 Notre Dame St.W, LE 2 RE 2 7 bey fA PII) 22d A 4 PE PAY = pA 2 pip A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1949 corps consists, besides Capt, Ij: ley, of Mayor Walter A.Merril], K.C., Jack Cushing, T.0.Morgan, J.R.Snyder and L.P.patterson, the latter two representing the staffs of the High School and Intermediate School respectively, ed FOR SUPERIOR YET LESS EXPENSIVE COATS Made to Your Order in the Latest Materials and Furs, from 42.50 WOMEN'S UNIFORMS AT SPECIAL PRICES Fashionable Individuality As Expressed By BRUKER REG'D 1466 CRESCENT ST.PL.4088 (Above St.Catherine St.) tante liane would like to take your photograph at her new studio specially decorated and arranged just for children .tante liane will come to your hohse if mother prefers, but a visit to the tante liane studio, studio is great fun! © liane bernier, (formerly with nakash)\u2019 630 burnside (south side, between union and university LA.4466 Ham J.S.McMaster, of West- One of a series of advertisements designed to show the importance of the brewing industry in the economic life of the country.for eee EE m veen 66 ma THURSDAY.OCTOBER 3 1940 TRE wrver tase VEAMINT® W.H.S.DOWNS M.H.S.38-1 TO TIE WITH WEST HILL HIGH WESTMOUNT HIGH TEAM DOWNS | M.H.S.38-11 N BRILLIANT, FAST GAME - STRACHAN STARS Westmount's fast Blue and for a ride yesterday afternoon in their second game of the season te win 38-1 and secure a first place tie with West Mill, their victors Mst Saturday.The local boys began to chalk up their score when Strachan followed up an 80-yard run by Main right after the kick-off by carrying the ball over the line.Leith Strachan made another major four minutes into the second quarter while a bare four minutes after that Main ran 25 vards for the third touchdown.Champion the end of the first halt stood at ¥ 175-0.Montreal played tbeir best in the third quarter when Tfowald for the then a cost them three points when Hanson the ball.the local 18 a movie- and con- Strachan scored the major.coconds after the quarter.kicked to the deadli\u201ce Blua Boys' only point; tumhle behind their line of Westmount fell on In tho last quarter squad scored no less points, ending up with like last second touch vert; his third, opening of the final Champion carried the bali over the line for fivé points soon after he also kicked for a single.Seven minutes later, Billy Wilson ran 30 vards to the line, and Stra- chan scored a converi oun a forward pass.than 21 SAFETY AT HOME One precaution against all steps of the same height.Purple squad took Montreal High Dickie scored a single.kicked for one point.The score at Y ANNOUNCES EE The EL A I de went, Catholic Interscholastic League.handling of the ball by the Blue and White team kept them from | seriously threatening their rival's goal line, Neither team showed to great advantage in this quarter.After an exchange of Kicks in the second quarter, which were SCHEDULE FOR BOYS\u2019 GROUPS Schedules of activities planned for the four boys\u2019 groups at the played poorly by the Westmount teani's halves, the visitors found themselves in strong rcoring position during the dying minutes of the quarter, In the last minute of play, after John Chon- fer had made a britHant run frout behind his own line to where he Westmount \u201cY\" are now in full swing and swimming, and arts and crafts, include gym recreational work, events, accidents on a stairway is to have Every Monday and Thursday, Seniors meet for gym at 4 o'clock and swimming one hour later.In addition, membership in this group will include a Saturday evening co-recreational program of mixed badminton, swimming, social dancing, folk dancing, and refreshments, CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL MOLSON STADIUM ARGOS vs.MONTREAL Saturday, Oct.5th, 2.30 p.m.Season Tickets .$3.45 Room 420 360 St.James St.- MA.3571 Reserved Seats .$1.45 $1.15 South Side Stand .a.85¢ Gen, Admission .60c School Children .AH Tickets Tax Included On Sale at Murray Co.Inc.1427 McGill College Ave.PL.9401 Hymans Ltd.Also on Sale Friday & Saturday at 475 Pine Ave.West PL.4488 on Sale Intermediates\u2019 gym classes are being held on Wednesday at 4 in the afternoon and on Saturday, mornings at 10:30 with swims immediately afterwards.An additional attraction on the Junior schedule this year is a supper and recreational program each Friday at 6 p.m.Places for these gatherings must be reserved at least 24 hours prior to the time of the supper, which will cost 25 cents.As usual, gym classes followed by a swimming period will be conducted at 4 p.m.on Tuesday and Friday.Preps, the youngest age group, will meet for a weekly work out on the gym floor at 9:30 on Saturday mornings.Monthly suppers will be held.MACKEN WINS NET EVENTS Scholar and student tennis finals came to an end last week at the Westmount Municipal Courts when Jimmy Macken carried off the title in both events.In the Scholar tournament, he defeated Leslie Smith by 6-1.6-0, 6-3, while in the Student event he downed Stewart Beau- Ine 6-2, 6-3.This latter match produced some spectacular tennis, particularly in the second set when Stewart ran up three games in a row only to drop the next six.Before Wi Fix up, Clean Do all: three this fall, and do time and labor saving needs.NOIS General & Building Hardware - Paints - Brushes - Glass - C.Fix Up Now From Here you will find everything you need in Hardware We Deliver Everywhere If you are unable to visit the store just telephone.Your orders will be given special attention and delivered to you in a hurry.Telephone DE.3591 General Electric Radios, Refrigerators, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines and Electrical Appliances.Cutlery - Kitchenware - Housewares - Sporting Goods 6094 SHERBROOKE ST.W.was brought down on his own two-yard line, Montreal High broke through their opponents\u2019 on the Saints\u2019 first down, and drove the ball carrier across his own line for a safety touch, and thus giving them a two-point ead to carry into the second half, Gets Lead Early in the third quarter, Ted Bulger, St.leo centre, grounded an attempted puss on Montreal's 10-yard line, and scooping it up, romped the rgmaining distance to give his team the lead for the first time in the game, The attempted couvert failed.This lead was short lived however, as a Montreal back caught St.Leo's napping when he gathered in St.Leo's kick-off and skirted down the field, just inside touch where he was brought down on the seven vard stripe.A shortr lateral from a line buck followed with the ball carrier evading a mass of Academy tacklers, crossing the line to recapture the lead, which they enjoyed going into the last quars ter.St.Leo's, with their backs to the wall once again, put on a determined drive, with Robert O'Connell, the spearhead of their attack, hemming the boys in blue in the shadows of their own goal line.O'Connell, on successive plays, carried the ball to the Montreal's 5-yard line for a first down.A hard pressed Blue and White squad held gamely on the next two downs, but the \u201cFighting Irish\u201d of Westmount were not to be denied, as Vie Lattimer crashed five yards over the line to again snatch the lead which they never lost.Lattimer also converted his own touch, to make the score read Montreal High 7, St.Leo's 11.Robert O'Connell, Vic Latti- mer, Jimmy Swift, Adrian Lunny and John Chenfer were the standouts for the Saint's while Howard was the main threat for the losers.Lose Opener Westmount High lost their opening game of the year un Saturday last, when they came out on the wrong end of a 13-6 score against West Hill High.The 4,000 fans who witnessed this struggle, saw a wide open game with hoth teams using an aerial attack fo a great extent and the use of interference even helped it more so.In the first quarter, large ground gaing by the red and grey squad sent them beyond the centre field mark wheve Keith Ell- gon, old poison to the local hors all day, booted one over the Westmount line where it was nter Comes up, or Paint up! it the easy, economical way with EUX'S Plumbing and Heating Supplies - .1.L.Paints, Enamels and Varnishes taken by Kenny Strachan, who was downed by a West Hill end \"to put them ahead 1-0.In the | second quarter, Westmount took \u2018to the offensive.Line bucks by | Boh Main and end runs featur- ling Ken Strachan, Leith Dickie and Billy Wilson were large ground gainers as they drove | West Hill back deep into their {own territory.It was on one of RE Andy McGillis\u2019 St.Leo's High School squad started off right foot, when they opened their football season with 11-7 victory over their Montreal High opponents on Thursday last at Westmount Park.With the odds against them, these end runs that Leith Dickie.line to put the Ken went over the \u2018locals ahead 5-1.Strachan\u2019 .converted making the score read: ; & 1 for Westmount, A good deal jot credit goes to Bob Main and :Dud Champion who brought the\u2019 ball into position, on successive plays, | After the N.D.G.boys had driven Westmount back into their own zone in the third quarter, Bill Surphlis, West Hill quarterback, went back into formation \u2018for a punt on bis teams third | down, and after drawing West- \u2018mount out of position, and let fly ia 30-yard pass Into tbe waiting \u2018arms of Ellson who was far onto the left side of the line and ran 30 yards over the line through a | maze of Purple and White tackl- | ors and thus tying the score.\"Then Darragh sent the ball sall- sing through the posts on the con- ; ! vert and this point was enough for a West Hill victory.The fourth quarter was the {time for Westmount to start throwing passes, which was what they did.After Dickie bad recovered his own kick, Ken Stra- resting on the West Hill 10-yaïd PP EE SPORTSCASTER By MACK NE ALLL ESS 5 FITTS SSE FWY 7 7 en the as far as weight and experience the Academy Boys proved to be a far superior coached team than their senior rivals.Although this game was of an exhibition nature, a number of players of the home team gave early promise of | developing into valuable assets in the Saint's bid for honors in the In the opening quarter, Montreal High carried the play deep into St.Leo's territory, but loose # chan passed to Dud Champion who let the ball slip out of his hands and miss a golden opportunity.Dickie missed another chance when he intercepted a West Hill pass but he too drap- ped it.Ellson then sent n loug spiral down field which was good for approximately 60 yards.Another Westmount puss was intercepted by Ellson, who raced 30 yards over the line to clinch the gumo as there was only two minutes remaining.McFarland converted.Bob Main missed anothor chance to put his team ahead when he kicked a West Hill fumble well down tho field only to he outrun by the West Hill snap.The game ended with the ball stripe.Early Victory Loyola High School football team opened its football schedule with an 11-0 victory over St, Leo's at Westmount Park last Tuesday.The home team, weakened by the loss of John O'Uon- nell, are now without the services of his younger brother Robert, who came out of the game after the second halt got under way, with a broken collar bone, The Saints will be without him for the remainder of the season, which is a heavy blow lo Coach MeGillis.John will be back in time for the return gume Against Loyola on October 20.The first half of the game was evenly matched with the play going from one end of the field to the other.Lattimer, of St.Leo's, and Lewis, of Loyola, were getting away some punts, with the former tancing his rival.The old form of two bucks and a kick were featured in this half, In the second half, with St.Leo's main threat off the field., started \u2018 their assault around their rival's Seasons and \u2019 Kieran doing most of tho ground \u2018 Their first touch came! the Maroon and White ends, with Tabio, gaining, when Seasons shot a flat pass to his brother, Harvey, who took it after two St.Leo men had touched the ball and raced 15 ; yards for a major score.Tho players who touched the bal more or less shoved It into the walting arms of H.Seasons.The convert failed.A short rally put on by the Saints failed to net them a touchdown although they marched from thelr own 25-yard line to the Loyola's 25-yard stripe.later in the quarter, who was | brought down behind hig line, to | make the score read 6-0 for the visitors.fn the remaining quarter, another Seasons pass was garnered in by Emberg across the Academy's line to make their lead even more assuring.This convert after | touch also failed.Bad secondary play was the cause of this major count.Vie TLattimer, Charlie Cirerl, Tubby O'Connell and Sonny Pro- vost were the best for the Saints while Seasons, Kierns and Tabio ; were Loyola's main threats, Dots and Dashes: \u201cGardenias to MeGillis\"\" .\u201cGardenia of the week\u201d award, presented by Actor Coach Andy who has done the most for Inter- scholasite Football on the North ; American Continent ., long outdis- | Andy received the Frankie Darro of Hollywood tn the roach | DELIVERED ICE COLD Rapid Service till 11 p.m.FI.4744 1¢ first line signals busy, Dial WE, 1616 FORUM GROCERY Nearest Licensed Grocer to Westmount.2209 St.Catherine W.{ROBINTEX SUITINGS IF YOU WANT A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE-UP WELL\u2014 WEAR WELL\u2014AND KEEP ITS SHAPE Ask Your Tailor fer ROBINTEX The tonic effect in wearug these Suitings creates a feeling of confidence.@ LLL ITTY ST USE FRIESEN) W.H.S.LOSES TO WEST HILL 13-6 IN SCHOOL FOOTBALL OPENER AT MOLSON STADIUM Wost Hill wont to town last Stadium in ward passes and wide open play tho opener of the 1840 Protestant Interscholastic Foot- pall Union schedule by downing Westmount High's team 13-6.For crept up to the West Hil 10-yard line, and might have beon able to make good their threat, but the whistle blew to end the first game of what appears to be an eaclting football season for the local school group.The toums; Wostmount \u2014 Heron, Dickie.Champion.Wilson, Strachan, Law, Finical, PFishor, Newman, Bartram, Hanson, Rutledge.Wost Mill \u2014 Woodstock, Hall, Saturday afternoon ou Molson|lobb, Eilson, Surphlis, Loney, Mines, Meyer, Adams, Macfar- land, Barrie, Harvoy.were the order of the day us Westmount alternatos\u2014Boxer, H,000 spectators\u2014 schoolboys, schoolgirls, and other football fans\u2014 ren £ urtis, Marrison, thrilled to a fast, exciting gamo in which first West 1iill, thon « ; MB no Westmount, and finally West Hill again successively held the lead.| | West Hill altornatos\u2014Durragh, .Probyn, Orkin, Livoman, Wil.Tho end of the first quarter found Westmount one point be- lams hind; that was made when Strachan was pulled down behind the naforen: Charlie Barbour.purple and white line aftor cateh- + Judge of Play: Frank Ulley.ing & long punt from Keith Ell-y hia That tied the acore, hut a Hoar Linesman: J.Ww.Jardine.son, star player of the West Hill convert by Darragh put the Summary: side.N.D.G.boys out in the lead tat Quarter An the second quarter, after n |again.1\u2014Wost Hill, Rouge, Ellson, 1.series of line plunges and end , \u2018a fast = in Sid Quarter rung featuring Koith Dickie, Ken Westmouat's fast fighting 2-\u2014Westmount, Touchdown, Die- Strachan, and Bob Main, West- mount came out from down under by scoring a major and making a convert.Dickio scored the b, and Strachan did the kicking nct.Score at the end of the first half stood Westmount 8, West Hill 1.First of the West Hill majors was scored oarly in the third quarter by Elison who received a 30-yard forward pass from Bill Surphlis and thundered over tho line, continually harassed by a fighting squadron of purple and squad tried dosperately to offset that lead, but one or two major tumbles spoiled that effurt.Fine kivs, 6: 2-\u2014\u2014Westmount, Convort, Strachan, 1; Bd Quarter ally Ellison booted a spiral for §-\u2014West Hill, Touchdown, TÆIl- 65 yards, throwing back the tide son, 6; b-\u2014Wost MN, Convort, of the attack well behind contro Darragh, J.field, With two minutes to go.4th Quarter the N.D.G.slar intercepted # 8\u2014Went Hill, Touchdown, Bl- brillant Westmount forward, aon, 5; 7-Wost Will, Convert, carried it 856 yards, and scored Macfariand, 1, his and Wost Hill's second touchdown of the day.Convert by Mae- farland, Still a menace, Westmount RABBIT RAISING TAUGHT Mexico 1s starting free classes in rabbit raising, TOBACCO BY TON ! A London tobacconiat adver- |tised tobacco for $6,155.45 a ton or 10 cents an ounce, CUSTOM MADE FALL SUITS & OVERCOATS at the price of ready-made clothing Mending, Pressing, Valet Service T.SENECAL (Established 1897) Custom Tailor \u2014 Couturier WE.5908 4226 ST.CATHERINE ST.\u2014 We Help You to Help the Empire Here is an opportunity for you to start buying \u2018War Savings Certificates\u2019 without any cost to you.Harry E.Thompson Ltd, 1134 St.Catherine St.West, selling Men's Super Grade Shoes\u2014are allowing a discount of 10% olf regular prices payable in \u2018War Savings Certificates.\u201d This 1s an attractive proposition and should appeal to men who want to help the Empire.(HEALTH CLUB) ® Swimming ® Badminton ® Tap Dancing @® Corrective Exercises © Folk Dancing @ Volley Ball © Calisthenics @ Basketball WEEKLY FEATURE Young Couples\u2019 Night Every Friday 7 P.M.to Midnight meer Dancing Badminton \u2014 Bridge \u2014 Swimming Refreshments - BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL MEN YOUNG MEN and SENIORS @ Handball © Fencing ® Calisthenics ® Wrestling @ Badminton ® Volley Ball © Boxing ® Swimming © Basketball ® Gymnastics @® Life Saving © Weight Lifting © Swimming © Gymnasium © Hockey © Arts and Crafts YS © Basketball © Wrestling ® Boxing _ ® Hallowe\u2019en Party © Life Saving © vins © Learn to Dance \u201cWe Who Are Young\u201d BOYS © Floor Hockey © Games © Clubs © Fencing © Learn to Swim Phone for 1940-41 Folder of Activities WI.2159 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.RATES (Per Annum) .Business and Professional Men .$18.00 Seniors \u2026 15.00 Young Men .12.00 Ladies 7,00 Business Girls .8.00 Boys 5.00 to 8.00 BOOKLETS NATIONAL SALES & DISTRIBUTION CO.LIMITED IL.FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF YOUR © CIRCULARS © J.C.Loroux, Manager Successors to Messenger Dept.DOMINION MESSENGER & SIGNAL CO.LIMITED HArbour 9101 - 9102 - 9103 SAMPLES A \"PAGE FIVE Teme ce anid 4 ry 2 PAGE SIX LODGE PARADES THIS SUNDAY Will Attend Evening Service at Calvarv Church Rev.Colin Rudd to Preach On Sunday evening in Calvary Church, Greene avenue and Dor.chester street, Westmount, the members of the Eastern Star Lodge will ho!d thelr annual parade service, sponsored by Iixeel glor Chapter No.18, OFS, The membery will meet in the Church Hall at 7 p.m.and will parade into the Church service at 7.30.The preacher at this service will ba the interim minister of Calvary, the Rev.Colln R.Rudd.BA, BD, Members of ulster lodges and other fraternal organ- fzutions are Invited Lo attend.At the morning service at 11 a.m.tho theme of the sermon which the Rev.Colin R, Rudd will preach will be \u2018The Bread nf Iife and the Cup ot Sacrifice.\u201d The Communion of the Lord's Supper will follow this service, and new members wil he receiv.EDUCATIONAL Margaret E.Murray announces the opening of Winter Classes for the teaching of Elocution, Public Speaking and Voice Development Staring 1500 Chomedy St.Montreal, Quebec Phone: Fi.4595 32 rte de (a EASTERN STAR + ROVER CREW | NOTES aA + On Wednesday evening, it was ; decided to hold a \u201ctheatre night\u201d | this coming Tuesday.All those in-! | terested are asked to meet at! [the home of the treasurer, Gor- {don McAuley, 4217 Western avenue at 7 o'clo:k, There will he no regular meet- ting next week, but a Court of \"Honour will be held in the Crew den on Wednesday evening at 7-30 o'clock.The Rover Leader and Bentor { 4 FORMER MEMBER OF FORCE HERE Montreal Fire Department Officer Who Died Saturday Well Known in Rover Mate announce that there are a few vacancies open for men of 17 and over.Here an advan-| ced programme in Scouting is to Lhe found with instructing in\u2019 practical camping, ete.ed Into the fellowship of the Church.At 11.15 a.m.the Mission Band will meet, Thig year the study will be Trinidad and !ts mission work.Children up to twelva years of age are urged to attend and join tn this study.The Sunduy School will meet in all departments of the work at 3 o'clock, and the Men's Own Brotherhood at the same hour.Monday, 7.15 p.m., the Boy Scouts meet as usual.At 8.15 n.m.the Young People's Soclety will open its regular work when Mr.Rudd will give an address to the young people on the subject \u201cThe Making of a Criminal.\u201d Further events during the week tnelude: Regular meeting of Girl Guldes on Tuesday at 7:15 p.m.The Autumn Thank-Offering meeting of the Women's Missionary Society on Wednesday at 8:15 p.m.The convener is Mrs.F.Jamleson, and the special speaker ln Miss Annie I.Vall, who will speak on her work at; Community Centre.Meeting of the Cubs on Thurs- doy at 7:16 p.m.and movies for the children of the district on Friday at 7:16 p.m.EDUCATIONAL THE MARY BEETLES SCHOOL OF DANCING FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN Dramatics - Music Kindergarten 4956 DECARIE BLVD, {Near Queen Mary Road) REGISTER NOW OPEN EL.5170 Î Alice B.Nelson Teacher of Pianoforte MATTHAY PRINCIPLES PUPILS IN ALL GRADES Special Course for Beginners 443 Victoria Ave., Westmount (above Sherbrooke) T STUDIO: PHONE \" CHILDREN'S THEATRE DIRECTED BY DOROTHY DAVIS and VIOLET WALTERS Diction - Poise - Deportment - Elocution ® STAGE AND RADIO PRODUCTIONS e DOROTHY DAVIS CARRIE BALLET \u2014 TAP 3835 GIROUARD AVE.DE.6620 NEW LOCATION 1220 PEEL Shove Well Known Dance Educator Children\u2019s Classes Daily .CHARACTER & SCOTCH DANCES Business Girls Classes Ladies Club for Conditioning, Health & Beauty .HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BALLROOM & TAP DANCING Studio Open for Registration Information Phone LA.1666 BIGGERS \u2014 ACROBATIC La EDUCATIONAL For full information and Rates just phone ADVERTISING Westmount Members of the Westmount police force recalled yesterday that Lieut.Nicholas Willoughlv.a member of the Montreal fire department, who died last Saturday after a short illness, was connected with the local constabulary about a quarter of a century ago.Lieut.Willoughby, born in Elre, came to Canada and joined the Westmount police force in January, 1913.During the following three years, he became a well-known figure in Westmount, hut resigned in 1918 to join the Montreal fire brigade.He soon wag stationed in the west end of the city, where he remalned until the time of his death.He had heen a lleutenant at the St.Luke and St.Matthew station for 10 years, He 18 survived hy his wife, the former Madge King; five daughters, and his mother.Lieut.Wil- lougby wus in his 52nd year.COUPLE MARKS 0TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Dr.and Mrs.W.D.Light- hall, of Montrose Avenue, Receive Congratulations Dr.and Mrs.W.D.Lighthall, of 4351 Montrose avenue, received messages of congratulations from friends far and near on Tuesday when they celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.Dr, and Mrs.L?ghthall were married in the old fimmanuel Church, on St.Catherino streel at Stanley, by the pastor, Rev.Puisford.One of Canada's distinguished citizens, Dr, Lighthall, LT, WILLOUGHBY «Joseph Cooper, Charles A.Gold- Temple Services | { The following ix the schedule \u2018of High Holy Day services to taky | place al Temple Emanu-Bl: Rosh lMashanah Morning, October 3rd at 10.30 o'clock; Children's Ber- vices, October 3rd at 3:30 o'clock in \u2018femple Auditorium; Sabath Shuba, October 4th at %:15 p.m Serman \u201cSabath of Reflections.\u201d Annual memorial service al Temple Cemetery (Mount Royal) \u2014Sunday morning, October 6tn at 11 o'clock.Monuments will be unveiled at this service in memory of Freda Carrick, Malca Cap- ian and Sidoey Bick.Yom Kippur Eve, October 11th at 7:30\u2014Kol Nidre chanted at 7:45; Day of Yom Kippur, Saturday morning, October 12th at 10:30; Children\u2019s Service at 1 o'clock; Memorial Service at 4 p.m.; Nellah at § p.m.Ushers for High Holydays: stein, Bernard Mortimer, E.T.Garfinkle, Martin Arnovitz, Har ry Caplan, Nathan N, Caplan, Colin Spiegel, Harry Stern, Georrge Hollinger, Harry Wolfe.David G.Jassby, David Marks, Robert Sabler, Allan Silverstein, Marvin Levine, TEMPLE SCHOOL 5 ORGANIZED All departments of the Temple Emanu-El School are now fully organized and functioning.On Saturday morning, the High School and Confirmation departments commence sessions at 9:45 am.On Sunday morning, the Kindergarten, Junfor and Inter- medlate departments commence sessions at 10 o\u2018clock.Hebrew is taught in the Temple School both on Saturday and Sunday, but additional classes are held during the week on Monday and Wednesday afternoons commencing at 4 o'clock.K.C.LL.D.,, F.R.8.L., F.R.8.C, is a former mayor of Westmount and former president of the Canadian Authors\u2019 Assoclation.He was the founder of the Union of Canadian Municipalities and has headed and been active in many other organizations.Mrs.Lighthall is the daughter of John Aston Wilkes and granddaughter of Rev.Henry Wilkes, D.D.minister of the old Zlon Church on Beaver Hall Hill for over 40 years, and principal of Congregational Theological Col- lege In Montreal, S eo The Week At The\u2019 Westmount Y.M.C.A.NN ISSUES III III I SIIV IIS III II SSII LES SM A III IIS SIP S SIL SAIS SSI LI SSI SI II III SIM IIS IA 71014 Today 9 a.m.\u201414th Hospital unit gym and swim.2 p.m.\u2014Royal Canadian Air Force swim.4 p.m.\u2014S8enjor School gym and swim.- 6 p.m.\u2014Girls Hi-Y Club Supper.~ Tomorrow 10 a.m.\u2014Ladies gym.11 a.m.\u2014Ladies swim, 2 p.m.\u2014University gym.p.m.\u2014St, George's school gym 3 4 5 8 7 freshments, 8 p.m\u2014Mr.Huckle challenges the world to checkers in the boys\u2019 division.8 p.m.\u2014Boys\u2019 syimming club, Saturday 9 a.m.\u2014Preps gym and swim.10.30 a.m.\u2014In® gym and swim.11 a.m.\u2014Junior Leaders Corps.2 p.m.\u2014Photography Club, 4 p.m,\u2014Fencing Club.4 p.m.\u2014Business and Professional Men's Handball, 5 p.m.\u2014Senior Leaders Corps gym swim and supper.8 p.m.\u2014Soldiers and airmen's party.Monday 10 a.m.\u2014Ladies Gym.11 a.m.\u2014Ladies swim.1.30 p.m.\u2014No.14 Gen.Hospital unit swim.1 p.m.\u2014Ladies Badminton, 4 p.m.\u2014Boys chess club.4 p.m.\u2014Senior school gym and swim.5 p.m.\u2014Lifesaving.5 p.m.\u2014 Business and Professional Men's handball.7 p.m.\u2014 Business Boys\u2019 gym and swim.8 p.m.\u2014 Young Men's and Seniors\u2019 gym and swim.8 p.m.\u2014Junior Symphony Orchestra.p.m.\u2014Junior school gym and swim.p-m.\u2014Business and Professional Men gym handball and swim.p.m.\u2014Junior and Intermediate Club suppers.p.m.\u2014Young Peoples Badminton Splash Bridge Dance and re- and swim, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER Are Announced \" WAInut 2773« and our Representative, Mr.Mount, will be pleased to call The \u201cHidden Titles\u201d \u2018Contest ! have found the words \"aUSSOHDLHOHGOOUNONCONO SOUS HOTUNOHHODDORHIONOUUECHHS C0 0000 Jden in the adyertisement Of .sresscssonseensssesenmencennsencsmsencesss OM iden in the advertisement OF .\u2026\u2026smesescesesseersirssesesssensencenneues ON age .of this week's Examiner, these being the titles of the wo teature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during he first half of the coming week.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 fecision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.Name .oasoensesuvennasce 6 Ad : Winners are to b dress.arsssacseses sessneess drawn from those subm Tuesday 6.30 p.m.\u2014 McKay school for the deat gym and swim.8.30 p.m.\u2014 Business and Professional Men volleyball, Wednesday 4.30 p.m.\u2014Prep swim.6 p.m.\u2014Business and Professional Men's gym, handball and swim.| 8 p.m.\u2014Opening supper Hi-Y Grads.7 p.m.\u2014Business Boys gym and swim.8 p.m.\u2014Young Men's and Seniors\u2019 Gym and Swim.9 p.m.\u2014Basketball.§ p.m.\u2014Montreal Operatic Society.9 \u2018a.m.\u2014No.14 Gen.Hospital gym and swim, 2 p.m,\u2014University School gym and swim.3 p.m.\u2014S8t.George's School.4 p.m.\u2014Junior gym and swim.5 p.m.\u2014B.and P.handball.9 a.m.\u2014No.14 Hospital unit.1 p.m.\u2014Ladies Badminton, 4 p.m.\u2014Intermediate gym and swim.4 p.m.\u2014Learn to swim.5 p.m.\u2014Hobbies and crafts, 5 p.m.\u2014B.and P.men's gym, handball and swim.6 p.n.\u2014Hi-Y Club supper, .80 p.m.\u2014 Montreal Association for the Blind gym and swim.30 p.m.\u2014Photography.MARGARET MURRAY IS OPENING CLASSES Margaret E.Murray, a graduate of Mount Allison, New Brunswick, bas announced the opening of her fall classes for the teaching of elocution and public speaking.Miss Murray.who is well- known in Montreal, was head of the Dramatic Art Department ol Stanstead College, Stanstead, Que., for two years, She has appeared on the entertainment platform on many occasions both in the Province of Quebec and throughout the Maritimes.LEOPARD KILLERS Leopards are raiding farms and killing cattle near Capetown, South Africa, The Campbell Memorial group of the Red Cross has subscribed the sum of $35 to the campaign of the society.Another donation of $34.25 came from the ladies of Gratton Lake community.Westmount, Chapter Nine, Order of the Eastern Star, contributed $50.BETTING RULES Australia has a drive for more comprehensive horse race betting rules.EGGSHELL TESTAMENT A sailor's will written on an eggshell has been found in England.JACKETS FOR WRESTLERS Japan has ordered that the heavy jackets worn by wrestlers must be 70 per cent cotton.Made To Campaign | BETTY SPEIRS SCHOOL BUSY SCHEDULE AT! Announcement {rom the Betty Speirs School is that everything is going \u2018full speed ahead.\" The baby, junior, intermediate and senior classes for ballet and tad commenced this week and Mr.Miller and his assistants are kept very busy in the evenings with the ballroom activities.According to Mr.Miller, Conga and Rhumba are proving tremendously popdlar.Miss Speirs and Mr.Miller will be in Sherbrooke over the week-end where they will inaugurate a select eocial Dance club at the Magog House Hotel.Miss Alla Shishkina, associate at the School.ls now giving auditions for \u2018Student Ballet\u2019.This group of teen age girls will work I- under the supervision of Miss THURSDAY, OCTOBER A 1549 Schishkina.No tuition fees an charged and there are still a te, vacancies.ITALIANS AID NAZIS Nearly 80,000 Italians are Low working in German factories, A life-saving vest for seams, on duty has been inventeq j, England._m CROSSWORD SOLUTION JMjojo COOKING APPLES 19; 6 Qt.Bskt.WOLF RIVER Ex.large \u201c6 Ibs.23¢ By them by the hamper and save.RIBIER 7 p.m.\u2014Business girls gym, badminton and swim, i & SEEDLESS GRAPES VU] re VEGETABLES\u2014Fresh as the morning dew and FRUIT\u2014the finest obtainable at \u201cmoney in your pocket\u201d prices are no longer a rarity, In fact, it is an everyday occurrence at MELVILLE'S.Check this ad and compare\u2014then you'll understand.4 Carrots & Beets YOUNG GREEN CABBAGE TENDER VEGETABLE MARROW Hubbard Squash ' Sweet Tender Golden behs.10¢ 5¢ ea.Tc ea.10c up CORN 25¢ doz.Young Tanger Suingiess | Iceberg BEANS GOLDEN RIPE |& bowen Ky ettuce 3 Ibs.19¢ New - BANANAS CHOICE FIRM TOMATOES 31.10; EGGPLANTS 2615.CRISP CELERY HEARTS 2 & 3 per Bunch Cooking 5, bunch 4 bunches 192 Celery, Ige.bch.5¢ Fire Flame Tokay JUICE, JUICE, JUICE GALORE! 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