The Westmount examiner, 17 juillet 1941, jeudi 17 juillet 1941

[" lon, tek, ong be ings ries inte old ase- cout arn he ase- nes- the 3 in | as hee, hou \u2019he- the ive.\u201c42 Years in WEDD NE GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE An Exclusive Collection of OLD ENGLISH SILVER OHMAN\u201d JEWELLERS WE.4046 ST Z 2 Westmount\u201d 1216 Greene Ave.UISUSLSUMLAS LIL ISII SSI SSID I 1.S IS LAS ASS LÉ AS LI 16 AT ANUS 7 VOL.XII, No.29 Examine To Youngsters - Of The District To Be Held Again at Belmont Park July 22 \u2014 Reduced Rates at Gates and to Amusements for Those Bearing Coupons \u2014 Record Crowd From District Indicated \u2014 War Savings Certificates Given to Holders Of Lucky Tickets Another delightful outing for children of Westmount to place at Belmont Park, has been planned for next Tuesday.Kiddies\u2019 Day in this district is Red Letter Day in the lives of many of the local youngsters and this office has been flooded recently with queries from the younger element who want to know details.Under the arrangements now completed any boy or girl of school age will be admitted to Belmont Park on July 22 for the sum of four cents plus one of the cou-# pons which will be found elsewhere in this edition of the Exam- jner Payment of the same amount, when the coupon is shown, will also entifle the children to admission to any of the many amusements such as the Whip, Thriller, Lindy Loop, Merry-go- Round and so on.Free Entertainment The Peejay Pingens, famous bicycle acrobats and comedians will provide free entertainment during the afternoon, Picnic facilities are available in the park itself and adults who wish to attend with their children will discover the event to be a most enjoyable one.Belmont Park has an enviable reputation for guarding the safety of its patrons \u2014 both young and old \u2014 parenis may rest-assured that the best of care will be given to those children who take advantage of The Examiner's gala celebration, even if unattended.Prizes Given War Savings Certificates will again be awarded to the holders of the specially chosen lucky cou- pous.Additional coupons may be secured at The Examiner office or at many stores in the district.This Banner Day for boys and girls of the city, is increasing each year in popularity and indications todate promise a much greater attendance than any event heretofore.BAD CRACK - LP IN WESTHOUNT HALTS SUSPECT Laurent Leroux, 18, Under Police Guard in Hospital After Alleged Stolen Car Crashes Wall Eighteen-year-old Laurent Le- roux, seriously injured when an allegedly stolen automobile in which he and a companion were attempting to evade police crash- cd into a brick wall in West- mount Tuesday morning, Was under police while detectives sought an accomplice who escaped on foot after the crack-up.The crash occurred at Clarke venue and The Boulevard ending & brief 80-miles-an-hour chase hich began at Cote St.Luke road and Decarie boulevard, when two Montreal radio patrol officers, Constables P.Coulson and R.Longtin, spotted the reportedly- stolen vehicie and ordered the driver to pull over to the curb.The driver disregarded the order and stepped on the gas.One revolver shot was fired after the fleeing car curing the course of the chase, police reported, and \u2018hen came the crash.The car was spotted by the cruising patrol only a few min- \u2018tes after its owner, Donald Fraser, 2307 Hingston avenue, bad rcported it stolen.In the wrecked vehicle, the officers found at least a dozen automobile tires which.they charge.had been stolen from the Shell Oil Company station at 3363 Monkland avenue.r Host take AG, ANDERSON IS APPOINTEU HEAD ENGINEER Appointed Chief of Eastern Area by Bell Telephone Company, Succeeding C.L.Dewar A.Gordon Anderson, of 19 Thornliill avenue, Westmount, | who has been appionted chief engineer of the eastern area, Bell Telephone Company of Canada.Mr.Anderson succeeds C.L.Dewar, who has been granted leave of absence to take over duties with Wartime Merchant Shipping Limited.Bora in Buckingham, Que., Mr.A.G.ANDERSON Anderson was educated at the academy there, at Ottawa Collegiate and McGill University, graduating from the latter insti tution in 1921 with the degree of B.Sc.in electrical engineering.His course at McGill was |n- terrupted by service in France during the Great War.Mr.Anderson entered Bell Telephone service at Montreal on May 16, 1921.During the last 20 years he has held various positions in the guard yesterday | traffic and engineering departments and.since January 1935.he has been operating results supervisor on the headquarters staff.Mr.Dewar, who graduated \u201crom McG! with the degree of B.Sc.in 1921, and obtained his M.Sc.degree in 1922, was appointed chief engineer on April 16, 1939.\u2018Mrs.A.Stikeman \u2018Named Convener Mrs.A.T.Stikeman of West- mount, regert of the Municipal ! Chapter of the Montreal Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, has been named general convener ! of the I.0.D.E.Tag Day to be | held Tuesday, September 9, it was ! announced.| All primary chapters under i jurisdiction of the Municipal Chapter will participate and the ! proceeds will be used to further \u2018the war work of the order.he Westmount Gxaminer Serving The City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada's Metropolis WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941 ANNUAL OUTING FOR CHILDREN TUESDAY HARDWOOD FLOORS Synplied - Laid - Finished A.Ross Grafton & Co.4263 St.Catherine St, Westmount .Free Estimates ET Repaired - Refinished Cleaned WE.2323 PRICE: \u2014TWO CENTS SUMMER LEAGUE AT LOCAL PARK Là CLOSE RACE Royals, Panthers Tied for Lead \u2014 Sail Boat Races And Swim Classes Popular With Youngsters The Summer League at West- mount Park for the juniors is developing into a close race with both Royals and Panthers boasting 16 points.Both teams are about equal at softball, with Royals holding sway in volleyball and the Panthers having things their way in soccer, Those starring for the Panthers in softball during the past week have been Craig Millward, Steve Galley and Bob Woodburn, while the mainstays of the Royals have been John Gutelius, George McGlanders, John McVey and John Waterston.Quite a large number of sailboats and motor-toats took part in the races held last Saturday afternoon in the sailing pond at King George Park.The two Hull boys, R-ald and Bobbie, again dominated in the sailing events.Ronald and Bobbie took a first and second ribbon aplece while little Claudette Lacaille captured two third place ribbon, The motor boat event was captured by Bobbie Phelan of 606 Belmont, with the second place award going to \u2018Leonard Cohen of 599 Belmont.These races are held each Saturday afternoon at King George Park, for both sail-boats and motor-boats.À large entry list is anticipated for this Saturday's events.Large groups of children are enjoying the swimming privileges obtained for them three days a week at the local YMCA.Forty-eight children have registered with the Summer School in Westmount Park, with an average dally attendance of thirty- five.The following are the results of the various activities taken part in by the children during the past week.Junior baseball throw; (1) Be- verlet Woodburn; (2) Siena Hoffman; (3) Isabella Thibaudeau.Senior baseball throw: (1) Lois Allen; (2) Mary McOrmond.Basketball throw: (open): (1) Beverley Woodburn; (2) Lois Allen; (3) Isabella Thibaudeau; (4) Joan Bullis.Sewing Contest: (Juniors): Sandra MacLeod.Knitting Contest: Malvina Thi- baudeau.FINAL TRIBUTE [5 OFFERED TO (.P.CLEGHORN Funeral service was held Saturday for Charles Power Cleg- horn, well-known insurance agent of 361 Kensington avenue, West- mount, The service was held in the Church of St, John the Evangelist with Father Crummer officiating.Mr.Cleghorn died suddenly last Wednesday aboard the 8.5.Princess Helene en route from St.John, N.B., to Digby, N.S.His only sister, Emily, with whom he had been living in Montreal for the past twelve years, wag travelling with him.They had planned to spend the summer at Sandy Cove.N.S.Born in 1879.he was educated at the old Montreal High School, and at the age of 17, entered the insurance business.Ten years ago he left the Hartford Fire and Life to become a partner in the firm of Miller and Cleghorn selling devices for the hard of bearing.Three years ago, at the age of 63, be retired.His chief interests were photography and painting.In the tormer pursuit, he won many prizes for his work.Except for occasional trips abroad, his life was spent entirely fn Moatreal.He is survived by his sister; his wife, Mrs.Florence Cleg- horn, now living in New York : Those in charge said yesterday \u2018that the public was most gen-: erous in its support to the appeal City; and a daughter, Helen, also in New York.A son, James Power Cleghorn, was killed not | made last year on tag day and|long ago in an accident at Chat- \u2018hope for support again this year.bam; Ont., at the age of 21.A FAREWELL KISS TO $4,135.12 aye 1 ero id cae A¥ ane Witanei 4s Yur aan 07 un, = A : .> : VE ee PN vob 4 7 CLANEMONT.AVENUE & SHER ere TPR) Wey Le .\u2026 weenie area à rit ; 3 Jodo Hantreûl apes \u201c INS apr | a â + ds 4 vu.v + + ta series CEN MRS.R.M.' MacAULAY, president of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club, bestows a kits on a $4,135.12 cheque before handing it over to Sholto Watt, executive director of the Queen's Canadian Fund, Tha Fund benefited to that extent as a result>af-the Westmouat clyb\u2019s three-day Vietory Fair held in Westmount Park.At right is Mrs.Harold Mills, co-chairman of the Fair.Below is a reproduction of the chequs, ALD.LORINER 5 CONTROLLER OF CHEMICALS Westmount Man Is Named To Post in Department of Munitions, Supply by Hon.C.D.Howe Westmount city officials extended congratulations to fellow- councilman, Alderman Douglas Lorimer, at a council meeting Monday, on his appointment by Munitions Minister C.D.Howe as chemical controller in the Department of Munitions and Supply.Mr.Howe sald the new controller had been appointed \u2018\u2018in order that \u2018no shortages of essential] chemicals, constituents, or intermediates may develop and to take measures as are necessary to assure a supply of the chemicals required for war needs.\u201d The controller will work in close conjunction with J.R.Donald, director general pf the chem- jeals and explosives branch of the department, Mr.Lorimer was born in Scotland and came to Canada at the age of 22 and represented several British chemical concerns from 1906 to 1919.He is president of the Canadian Chemica lAssocla- tion.Office of the controller will be in Montreal, Westmount Fliers Get Their Wings Royal Canadian Air Force announcements this week listed two more Westmount fliers as recefv- ing thelr wings, one in eastern Canada and the other in the west.Awarded his wings on graduation from No.9 Service Flying Training School, Summerside, P.E.1, was Sgt.-Pjlot Leonard Schryer, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Schryer of 79 Somerville avenue and a graduate of West- mount High.Enliating in the R.C.A.F.last October, Sgt.Pilot was a well-known tennis player with Mount Royal Club.Receiving Lis wings 'way out west was B8gt.-Pilot J.K.Mc- Kenchnie who graduated from the No.10 Service Flying Training School at Dauphin, Manitoba.Named Controller DOUGLAS LORIMER, an alderman in Westmount for the past seven years, has been appointed Chemical Controller in the Department of Munitions and Supply.Mr.Lorimer is vice-president and managing director of May & Baker, Canada, and will be on leave of absence from his firm.Lt.-Col.Rolland To Head Council Formerly officer commanding Victoria Rifles of Canada, Lt.-Col.Stuart A.Rolland, V.D., a resident cf Westmount, has been elected chairman of the Montreal District\u2019 Council of the Canadian Legion B.E.S.L., it was announced.Since transferring to the\u2019 reserve of officers, Col.Rolland has taken a keen interest in veteran affairs as well as in shooting, being president of the Province of Quebec Ritle Association, The election of officers was conducted by T.E.Round, chairman of ths Quebec Provincial Council.Other officers named were: Vice-chalrman, Capt.F.H.Morgan; representative to Prov- inciai Council (second delegate), M.H.Stevens; secretary, J.H.T.Reakes; executive, officers and GQ.J.Turner and K.L.Wnolley; branch relations, Louis Lebel and E.8.Hyde, Berutineers were: H.E.Green, M, M.J.Clark and E.Tattersall.Recruiting Centre The Canadian Auxiliary Service, Corp is now recruiting at Room | 202, 1502 St.Catherine street] west, Capt.Morgan, ! HOLD SERVICE FOR THE LATE A 1.MORISON Former St.Andrew's Church Elder Dies in 79th Year\u2014Was Member of Church for 30 Years One of the original members of St.Andrew's Church, West- mount, Alexander Irvine Morison was hurfed yesterday afternoon fn Mount Royal Cemetery following funeral services at his Grey avenue home.Rev, F.W.Kerr, rector of 8t.Andrew's, officiated.Mr.Morison dled at his home Monday following a lengthy 11]- ness.He was In hig 79th year.He was born fn thla city and lived here all hig life, He retired from business 12 years ago.Mr.Morison had served as an elder of St.Andrew's for the past 30 years and was a life member of the St.Lawrence Masonic Lodge, No.14.He was also a director of the Bible Society.He is survived by his wife, the former Eliza Jane Quinn, two sons, Gordon C.and Douglas 5.Morison; two daughters, Mrs.K.M.Forbes and Mrs.J.G.Sanders, all ot Montreal.He is also survived by five grandchildren, one hrother James, of Kingston, Ont., and one sister, Mrs.W.Robertson, Montreal, Among those present at the funéral: Mr.and Mrs, J.R.Charron, Dr.and Mrs.A.P.Rutherford, John Ogilvie, John Croshy, A, Macfar- jane, W.J.E.8hea, Master of St.Lawrence Lodge; Leslle McCrae, E.D.Holland, Lt, Alfred Holland, Brockville; Mr.and Mrs.R.Ro- hbertgon, F.Denison, R, O.Gardin- er, P.E.Gnaedinger, F.C.Salter, J.M.Richardson, John J.Seott, VW.A.Kennedy, A.L.McDougall, A.A.McDougall, J.G.Swalwell.George Eadle, 0.Mowatt, W, B.Owens, R.W.Robertson, Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Mannard, C.P.Dutton, A.H, Clark, C.E.Gault, W.Y.Reid, J.E.Ritchie, A.J.Macfarlane, Jos.Rowat, Richard Parker, R.A.Wright, A.F.Me- Laughlin, A.R.Forman, 8.Hulin, J.P.O'Neill, ¥.B.Foster, A.H.Milne, H.CampheH, W.W.WII- llamson, A.H.Ransom, J.P.Atkinson, Guy Boright, P.T.Childs, t } + $4,135.12 Total Is Realized By Westmount Club Figures Released for Victory Fair, Sponsored by Women's Group at Westmount Park in Mid-June \u2014 Cheque for Amount Turned Over to Queen's Canadian Fund \u2014 Fish Pond Booth Judged Outstanding The Victory Falr, under the uuspices of the Westmount Women's Club, 1u ald of the Queen's Canadian Fund, held in Wost- mount Park, June 17, 18 and 19, Was 4 gront success.In spite of the thundersorms and rain the last twodays, overy worker stayed at hor uncoverored booth and carried on, This, of course, handicapped thelr efforts in disposing of articles for sale, but it did not in any way dampen thelr enthusirsm.The not amount realized at this Fair was $4,136,.132 which was mont giatifying, and at a meeting of all fai+ workers, held SERVICE HELD FOR THE LATE E.(i BROWN, 48 Former Well-known West- mount Resident Buried Here Saturday \u2014 Lived In N.Y.for 10 Years Recognized by President Roosevelt for his work as founder and head of the History Institute of America in New York City, Kd- win Carleton Brown, 48, was bur- fed Saturday from the chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro., 1234 Mountain street.A resident of New York City for the past ton years, Mr.Brown died last Thursday In Montreal Ueneral Hospital, Resident hore at 742 Upper Roslyn avenue, Westmount, before leaving for New York he was Tocognized ag one of the firat mon to put the wide type motor trailer Into quantity production and was founder of the Split Coach Motor Corporation of York, Pa.Son of the late James Stevenson Brown of Montreal, the featured product of his work in historical research was a chart erneyclopedin of historical rola- tivity, This chart, the [first of ls kind, treated of men's lives and cvents In their trus chronologie- al relationship Lo each other.It is sald to be the only literary work, hestdes Encyclopedia Britannlen, officially endorsed by President Roosevelt, A leutenant in the Canadian Army Service Corps fn the Great War and at one time connected with Canadian Pacifle Rallway's ocean service ha later became gales promotion manager for the Ford Motor Company of Canada in Montreal.Author of à number of bonka on the automotive trade be Is survived hy his wife, the former Ethel Perigo, two daughiere, Winifred and Nancy; two sisters, Lady Barran of Bournemouth, of Montreal: and a brother F.Campbell Brown, R.Wilson-Smith Wins In Golf Event A card of 88 for 36 holes gave Mr.R.Wilson-&mith his second successive win in the putting tournaments held on the Adult Course In King George Park every Thursday evening.Mr.Wiison-BEmith\u2019s score gave him a stroke advantage over Charles Holland who carded an #0), Keen Interest Is take en by the polfing enthusiasts in these tournaments, of which another one is \u2018cing held this evening.The course Is altered each Thurwiay so that a newcomer Is just as much at home over the greens ax a person who has been practising all week, England, and Miss Emily hor 5 | in Victorias Hall a chack for this amount was handed to Mr.Watt, uf the Queens\u2019 Canadian Fund by Mrs, R.M, MacAulay, president of the Westmount Women's Club.The Victory Fair was orgaulzed May 16, at na specinl meeting of the Westmount Women's Club, and Mrs, R.M, MacAulay, prosi- dent, and Mrs.Harold Mills, 1m- mediate pust president were appointed joint chairmen.Booths were decided on and conveners for each booth were chosen, and onch convonor agreed to get all necessary assistants which she required, This left less than ve weeks in which to co aplete all arrange- monts, lay out tha booths, ar- rango construction and lighting, and gather all the necossary supplies und material.AH this was mado possible by the quick and genarous r ,pons of friends In Westmount and Montreal, who offered thelr services and came forward with donations of all kinds, and particularly by the workors, who guve [recly of their timo and energy.A prize was offered (for the most original and best trimmed booth and was finally awarded to the Fish Pond under the chalr- manshlp of Mra, C.D, French and Mrs, M.J.Campholl.This hooth reporesenloed the pot of gold at the foot of the rainbow.The flower booth, under the chalrmanship of Mrs.C.W.Clark, wns mentioned as particu larly attractive, and honorable mention also was made of several others, notably the candy booth' and the country slore.Following is a lst of the var- lous booths and the not amount realized hy each of thom: Mrs, MH.CC.Holland M, M.Stott, Misceallangous, $366.83, Mrs.John Molculr, Aprons haude kersifs, $705.03; Mrs.Henry Grif fin, Dancing, $68,13; Mrs, Dou- glag Bromner, F.Lindsay, Soft Drinks, $261.91; Mrs.A.C.Murray, Wishing Well, $112.11; Mra, L.Pratt, Jeo Cream, $240.98; Mrs.Percy French, C.Gausden, Home Cooking, $128.00; Mrs.Robt.Chalmers, White Blophant, $46.61; Mra.Chas.Shearer, Country Store, $344.08; Mra.Chas.Shearer, Hnryden, Smokes, $71.06; Mra.H.T.Driegel, Beads, Buttons, $31.03; Mre.BE.J.Addison, Caledonla Market, $81.28; Mrs.David Boyd, FE.Ireti, An- son Bomber, $171.30; Mrs.G, G.Lynch, Mra.R.PP.Howard, Hot Dogs, $104.41, Mrs, G.(i, Lynch, Mrs.J.B, Wiliock, Guessing Booth, $30.10; Mrs.B.8, Parkinson, Penny Howl, $87.33; Mrs.V, Rayment, Mrs.K Champ, Peanuts, Popcorn, $19.65; Mrs.Gordon Blair, Mrs, C.MB.Sewell, Bingo, $422.62) Mra, C.W, Clark, Flowers, $140.- 51; Misses Alyss and Marle Brown, Candy, $204.22; Mrs.BB.L.Wren and Mra.A, Thomson, Tan and Supper, $176.82; Mrs.N, Noway, Children\u2019s Corner, $104.01 Mrs, JL .Mitechell, Shoe Shine, $13.70; Mrs.George Inglls, Dolls and Toys, $184.00; Miss Vera firoves, Music, ete, $13.87; Mra.J.T.Rowe and Mrs, W.H.Harrison, Turkry Dinner, $136.86.Miss M.Dennis and Miss E, Mc= Carthy, Red Cross Booth, $93.49; Mra.Fournier, Home Industry.$17.05; Mrs.C.D.French and Mrs.M.J.Campbell, Fish Pond, $209.59; Mrs.A.J.Wright Elec.Train Raffle, $31.00; Mrs.Hector Cadleux, Fortune Telling, $138.- 90; Mra.John Shearer, Dart Game (Hitler), $96.37; Mrs.J.A.Gillespie and Mrs.J.C.McKean, Wheel-O-Fortune, $207.29: Miss Joan Gausden, Ponies, Hurdy- Gurdy, $60.59; Mra.H.B.Brennan, Air-Raid Shelter, $6.35; Mrs.J.G.Birnie, Victory Bute tons, $46.70; Miss F.Hogan, Portrait Raffle, $35.45.Total: $4575.52.Less General expense; Cone struction of Booths; Elec.Light Wiring, Nisht; Watchmen, ILiah- flity Insurance, etc., etc, $440.40, Net proceeds, $4135.12, \u2018 ) J pas : } x \u201d PAGE TWO The Westmount Examiner srorm ove Published Bvery Thursday ! Kerving the City of Westmount Garden Suburb of Canads\u2019s Metropolis THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAIlnut 2773 % \u2019 \u201cThe Framiner\u201d aims to be an independent, pewspaper for the home devoted to public service.police wisely decided to make a general checkup.Let us permit no relapse on the part of the | careless motorist, clean WESTMOUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941 THOSE CANVAS TANKS Too much faith, of course, investigation.If any credence can be given it, it may be an indication that the long-awaited effect of shortage of materials is beginning to make itself felt in Germany.One of has been how Hitler could go on building machines in such volume as they with supplies of steel and other materials that were notoriously inadequate.There is just a possiblity that he is running a huge bluff and that the Russians, who were of course expect- into submission, have un- ed to be scared masked it.DON'T DRIVE IN THE MIDDLE Many local motorists were warned this week by an augmented police force to avoid driving In many cases, motorists were motioned to the curb and politely reminded that the centre of the road was for passing and that in the interests of safety as well as to keep traffic moving quickly it was imperative to keep to the side of the street.There is good common sense in this advice, and it is to be hoped that the police will make it their business to see that it is taken.There is nothing so annoying as a motorist loafing along in the middle of the street, forcing drivers who want to pass to take the dangerous course by passing between him and the curb.This has been the cause of so many accidents, both to motorists and pedestrians, that the in the middle of the street.should not be placed in the story of a Russian officer, that the Germans are using dummy tanks of wood and canvas in their drive into the Soviet.The report, however, is so interesting as to merit the mysteries are reported, R BRITISH TANKS The report of Lieut.Rupert Brabner in the House of Commons in London that seventy to eighty per cent of the British tanks in Crete \"broke down before they ever saw the enemy,\u201d and that the tanks used in Libya were inferior to the Nazi product in numbers and speed, does not make pleasant reading.If it is accur- ate\u2014and at this distance there are no grounds on which it can be challenged\u2014it exposes almost cririinal muddling in high places.The Nazi tank is not a secret weapon that was suddenly unveiled in Libya a few months back.It functioned with deadly efficiency in Poland almost two years ago; it rolled over the Low Countries and Northern France last year.Army experts have had all kinds of opportunities to study its speed and performance, and at this late date those in charge of British tank production will be hard put to explain why they allowed themselves to be caught short.Canada and the United States, getting into quantity production of tanks, can and should profit from this development.just now UNITY IN WAR WORK Announcing the accord and amity which exists between the Government, the military and industry in Canada, Prime Minister W.L.Mackenzie King outlines a situation which we have always had reason to hope exists in this country.His assurance is designed to increase our confidence in those who, fields, are responsible for our war effort.Nothing could so quickly immobilize us as controversy and bickering between the various branches.The Government, the military forces and industry all have important roles to play, and they can play them to the best advantage only if there is a complete lack of jealousy and bickering, and a common purpose to achieve a common goal.in their various DIGESTIBLE Now the Italian panjandrums are saying that President Roosevelt wannts to eat up all Europe.There are many Italians who would be in favor of that, especially if it meant getting rid of Hitler and Mussolini.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 4 J REVIEW BY | HOWARD S.ROSS BOOK \u201cNEVER A DULL MOMENT\" Br Harry and Kathleen Strange Publishers: The Macmillans in Canada, Toronto.Ont.To the Stranges, human beings are uapredictable, fascinating actors who dance, cavort, strut, sing or speak, playing sometimes dramatic, often humorous roles before the infinitely varied, rapidly changing scenes that form ths background of life's vast stage.Watching, applauding, laughing, sometimes weeping, often dismayed, always interested and frequently taking part in some drama or comedy themselves the Stranges have never found the stage or actors dull.Kathleen Strange with her recognized flair for vivid description and swift, almost racy style, has in this book, written the life story of one who must be to her the most important actor on her own particular stage.It is her husband's story as he gave it ro her, and the combined task must have afforded them both amusement and intense pleasure, for it is the story of a life filled with an extraordinary variety of wide experience.His experiences as a Scout in the Boer War, gold mining in the Klondike, engineering in the Hawailan Islands, life in Paris, London, Honolulu and in the home of the Jack Londons, are all described vividiy.In a word, from his school days in France, through active service in the Great War, working with the Royal Air Force and later, agricultural work in Western Canad, to his final moving appeal for world peace, It is a stimulating, at times highly exciting autobiography which may readily claim all that the title suggests.The fascinating chapters on Mr.words 20 for 3 The Westmount Examine « Jo GLASSIFIED ADS d re WAlnut T 2773 mm SITUATIONS VACANT FOR JALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SALMSLADY wanted.Experienced 'n| VICTOR RADIO, portable, Giobe| BASSINETTE, complete with stand GAS STOVE, good condition, LA.ladles\u2019 wouar store.Resident of West- Trotter, mahogany voffee table,| and hood, $4.00.WA.5244.E-56 8631, E-32 mount, with good connectlons preferr- Windsor chair, excellent condition, |LADY'S BICYCLE.Telephone WE.T RI ed.May's Rite-Fit.1219 Greene miscollnneous articles, cheap.No| 6344, 6-7 p.m.E-47 oo ne roench, in Avenue.Y-6| dealors.HA.2858 after 8 p.m.3912 : TT Boat ROOMS TO LET \u2019-147| CHILD'S large brown metal crib ~ M - tull panels and mattress, like new; LEFEBVRE'S delicious meat pies, 6 BED-8ITTING room or small room, BINGER SEWING machine, In per-| also mattress cover, satin comfort- for 25c, fresh daily, DE.1303.We in apartment.Private family, nem teot condition.FR.8733, E-149 er, 3 comforter covers, 4 slips, etc.deltver, B-16 1mperlal Tobacco, Agply 328 Selby St.Everything for only $12,00.WA, HIGHCHAIR and commode chair.Apt.2.Y-11| DINING ROOM 9 plece set, beauti-| 3914, E-46 cream, two for $5.00.EL.2673.E-30: ONL large room furnished, very clean $15.00 monthly, Or one bed-aitting room with balcony, $12.00 monthly FI, 8746.Y-* FOR SALE TT UPRIGHT piano with beuch, In good condition.Call evenings EL, 3912, Y-10 CHILD'S {vory wardrobe dresser, good condition, $10.00, Clarinet, practically new, $20.00.WA, 6964.Y-9 DYNAMO, with tight, practicaily new.hay sell roasonable, Information wi Y- $1.00 Monthly Wa repair all makes of Vacuum Cleaners A.& A.VACUUM CLBANER CO.Fitsroy 5500 Y-) HARLEY-DAVIDRON 1083, 45, Twin, practically now, Telephone EL.8064.Y-A TABLE and mateo in quartared oak.Garden hose, window shades.Electric coffee percolator.Brass poles.No deniers .EI, 7928, B-17\u20ac BABY'S steel crib, large sige .Also 8 burner table model oll atove, perfect condition.DI.6448.B-181 ELECTROLUX VACUUM, last yoar's model, will sacrifice, AT.8180.E-162 CASB of woolen blankets and sheets, suitable country house, Apply P, O.Box 254 Place D'Armes Branch.R-175 OAl REFRIGERATOR, two doors, in good condition.Holds 100 lbs.lee.Bargain, Also typewriter.Empire, perfect condition, cheap to quick buyer, WE.1022, E-116 NICE house-traîned pupples, female.Dresser.New crutches.Will sell reasonable.Fl, 0995, E-119 SIMMONS THREE QUARTED BED, single mattress, almost new, WA.3461.B-134 VACUUM, COATS, dresses, both silk and wool, size 40-42, Selby shoes, 7.All good condition, cheap, Eveninga or Saturday afternoons, Apt.3.4250 Marcil.E-141 DOUBLE and single bede.Two:small tables tables $11.00, EI, 9064.E-133 ROWING MACHINE, DE, 6i64 E-133 MAHOGANY dressing table, small vacuum cleaner, odds and ends.Fl, 1607.E-181 CHILD'S large rocking horse.Four burner gas stove with oven, good condition.DE.8369, B-130 COMPLETE new Mah-Jong Set.For Information call WA.4135.E-145 ÜPRIGHT PIA\u201cO, two electric mantle pleces, very reasonable.DIE.5838.005-344 144 WILLIE GRAND piano $400.00, 10.00, Two place chesterfield $30.00.Boy's bieycle $20.00.No dealers, Apt.10.1156 Lalrd Bivd, near own Mt, Royal Station.E-188 ful dark oak In a finish.EI, 9509, lque design and Refractory extension table set almost new, without any sign of wear.Immediate or October dellvery, phone LEFIEBVRE'S doughnuts, 2c dozen.made deliclous DE.1303.We home LEFULVRE'S Boston Baked Beans, 206 Ib.3 lbs, 80c.DE, 1303, liver.deliver.E-15 E-182| FTANO, Heintaman Upright.in good condition, soft tone, cost $750.00, We de-| will sacrifice; also console table B-14 Phone DE.6690.D-74 67 HORIZONTAL 1\u2014Ohstructs S\u2014Expectations 10\u2014Harass 14\u2014The same 15\u2014Watehful 16\u2014Emanation 17\u2014Stiek 18\u2014Feminine name 19\u2014 Discontinue 20\u2014Process of forming an emulsion (pl) 23\u2014Small bird MH\u2014Sn of 25\u2014Knock 28\u2014In condition for descriptive of pastoral life 37\u2014Weapon tod of war M \u2014larosysmal pain a 12\u2014Snten herring 43\u2014Variely of rubber 45\u2014Conciliate {7\u2014Revoke 48\u2014-Smaller 49\u2014Insect 29 p30 | S1\u2014Preserve 52\u2014Mutual velying upon 81~DPickie &2\u2014.fs A.en Nr Le E .one single thing that a man's able |Other teams expected to visit the COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL ot y ; Half Season Rates in Effect July 15th to do by himself, let him do it.\" Westmount team are Kroehler's ® Special Discount for Cash @ 5 = M = 0 = 0 > T - H as Pussy Willows \u2014 LADIES cineca .$12.50 and Royals Hockey Club.The All- .GENTLEMEN .15.00 THE REASON Stars will play the Oxford team at \u201d 4 \u201d FAMILY (1 male, ] female) A 22,50 Customer: Why do you put so! Oxford Park to-night and the N.li .5 wav $9 \u2019 YAK ASSOCIATE (Monday to Friday to 4 many little berries under the top{D.G.All-Stars Friday at West- oT Te \u2019 é P.M.excluding holidays) .8.00 layer of big ones?mount Park, ) PHONE DE.1132 \u2018 3 NE For Ink , if W.Farrell, M YOrk 1537 Grocer: That is done so that| In the three games played in 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.W.many men BilY ses M/ or Information, call W.Farrell, Manager, YO! we can get more of them into a|the league last week the com- LET THE KOAL K/DS SERVE You \u2019 0S YJ! box.plexion of the league standing Laurentian Mountains Offer Scenic Grandeur Quaint and historical as it is, grandeur, the Province of Quebec is by no|tian means lacking in natural scenic Her glorious Lauren- Mountains, gemmed with LAURENTIANS LAURENTIANS CANTOR'S Rock Cliff Inn SQUARE LAKE INN MORIN HEIGHTS.QUE.50 miles from Montreal Route 11 St.Faustin Station, Que.; .4] to Piedmont, then turn left.10 minutes from Ste.Agathe via | new highway, Sports - Social Activities - Dancing On a private lake beautifully situa ted for privacy yet only ten minutes walk from station and (illu Tennis, shuffleboard, swimming Kosher Meals boating, fishing.ping pong.ete Rooms with running Water.Hot and cold showers For further information, phone Excellent culsine.Reasonable rates Write for folder cr phone 385, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2772 glowing lakes, and the Eastern Townships, have a never failing appeal for lovers of the great out- of-doors.For those who plan a holiday in the woods, the various resorts in the Laurentian Mountains, reached in ai hour or two from Montreal, offer attractions which it would be difficult to equal.Canadian National Railways has a direct route from the Montreal tunnel Terminal to Huber- LAURENTIANS or St.Faustin 6 Ring 2 PL.8487 | KERR'S FARM LAKEFIELD, QUE.A mountain playground.ideal vour vacation.13 miles from \u201chute on Route 30 Blagrave Inn Lac Oua.au St.Donat, Que.ton La Ideal Location, Safe Sandy Beach Free boats, safe.sandy beach Tennis \u2014 Boating \u2014 Fishing ||} diving raft on beautiful Lake Private Log Bungalows on Hughes Tennis, fishing, hiking Lake Front Rates $00 Si.weekly i inti $2.50 per Day Write for Descriptive Folder Write for descriptive folder or or Phone St.Donat 21 Phone Lechute 935 R 3-2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau or Monitor Vacation Bureau.WA 2773 A 2173 Plan to Spend Your Vacation At \u201cPINE CROFT\u201d LAKE CONNOLLY THE [IDEAL SUMMER RESORT Featuring Weil-Cooked Meals \u2014 Boating.Swimming.Dancing \u2014 \u2014 Mndern Conveniences \u2014 -\u2014 Congenial Company \u2014 \u2014 A Christian Clientele \u2014 Far folder, phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2773 or evenings WA.3473 or write A.E.Barraclough I.ake Connelly, P.O.Tasty, \u2014 Tennis, MONTREAL ISLAND Be Sure to Visit BEAUTIFUL CAP ST.JACQUES On The Lane Of « .> Mou-tai-s The only natural sandy beach on the Island of Montreal.NO TOLL BRIDGE.; Tree Use of Tables\u2014Artesian Well.Beautiful Shade Trees \u2014Sate Bathing for the Children.Restricted Clientele.SPECIAL RATES FOR LARGE GROUPS AND CLUBS For reservations and further information:\u2014 Write Cap St.Jacques, Ltd., c-o Horace Gohier, 10 St.James St.East Phone HA.9878 Between 10 a.m.and 3 p.m.deau, situated in the most beautiful section of the Laurentian Mountains north of the *\u201cCommercial Metropolis.\u201d A more charming route is scarcely pos- Bible.Beautiful little lakes and pleasant streams abound, fnvit- (ing canoeists, sporting fishermen | and campers to partake of their i hospitality, while at many points {there are hotels and boarding houses for those who prefer to spend week-ends or summer vacations under less strenuous circumstances.Through Gateway du Nord, 36 miles from Montreal, to the Laurentians.It is an attractive summer resort as well as an important industrial centre Shawhride: is flunked with lakes and near the station are the Laurentian Lodse Chub and Golf Links.There is a good canoe route from Shawbridge to the Ottawa River.Lac Marois station is \u2018in the vicinity of several small lakes.Near Et.Sauveur are sev- pry SONS D ACAT! -\u2014 At Ihe attractions of the Laurentians plus vod golf, tennis, swimming, riding, lying .excellent accommodation and cuisine .or a fishing vacation deep in the virgin Laurentian bush .your choice .both good .rea- ! sonable rates, NA Og 1 LAC OUIMET -ST.JOYITE ~ QUB~= eral camps ertablisihed by various religious organizations for the purpuse of giving boys and girls an acquaintance with Nature in her primal beauty.Morin Hefghts lis a well known summer resort i with several lakes within convenient distanee, Popular Rendezvous Montfort is close to Lake St.\u2018Francois Xavier.\u2018another well | known summer resort, with a LAURENTIANS Shadynook Inn On Lac Mercier Mont Tremblant Station, Que.Comfortable with hot and cold water.with private cottages with rooms rooms bath: also private bath.meals in hotel | Golf - Tennis - Bathing - Sandy Beach - Dancing By rail, C.P.R.,, Mont Tremblant Station.Que.: By road, Route 11 Phone 39R2 or .} Phone Monitor Vacation Bureau, i A, 2773 St.Jerome, situated on Riviere: may be \u2019-scribed as the gateway, Qualicum Beach Noted As Centre Of Vacationland Qualicum Beach on coast of Vancouver the east Island, 31 miles north of Nanaimo on the scenle Tsland Highway, may regarded as a centre of the Îs- land's most popular vacationland.It has the unspoiled beauty of mountain and sea set against one of the finest sandy beaches nf the North Pacific coast, extending for more than two miles.In three directions stem roads into regions of interest to motor ists.The winding Malihat road to Victoria goes south, the Cameron Lake and Alberni Forests are reached to thn West, und the pie- turesque Comox Valley and Camphell the north.Qualicum Beach hotel is the largest of several along the heach front.Under a new management it now possesses its own gol! course and other facilities of a modern country resort.Accoimmo- datfons are ohtainable in the main hote! or in cabins.| Without men of charster there can he no unified state, i clubhouse that Is a popular ren dezvous for .>s{dents and visitor: who enjoy dancing.Nowaygo, also on Lake St.Francois Xavier, is the site of Thurston Park.with Îts commodirms main Indge and Broun bathing facilities, Bixteen \u2018sland Lake is a popular resort \"with Moi tres\u2018ers, many of whom and islands.he River are accessinle to\u2019 } i | ills and forests have summer homes on its shores \u2018 Eastern Townships Noted For Their Scenic Beauty To the south or Montreal and between the International houn- dary.lle the Eastern Townships.These townships, Wien comprise about 6,500 square miles, Inelude the counties of Sherbrooke, Stan- stead Compton, Richmond, Wulfe, Megantie, Diiummend, Arthabns- ka, Brome, Sheffie'd and Missis- quoi, The \u2018Townships differ in Many respects from any other part of the English Immigrants, | coming northward from New England, or die et from the Old Country, by way of Queberer, the territory was organized on the \u201ctawnship plan\u201d Instead of the \u2018parish system\u201d which prevafled In the French settlements and was called the Eastern Townships to distingulsh It from the Wast-' err Townshi3s in Ontario, Gay With Guests hotels and cottages around Lake mavog, | ike Muassawip- pl and Brome Lake cre gay with | Buests from all parts of Canada ; and the United States; while! scores of charming villuges are sought hy many who prefer the Cian and lakes.Several Important and \u2018niter- «sting points le within the ter-; QUEBEC to the veers) During the sminnier season, ol Ufton Court | | ritory traverked by Richmond to Portland, route of the C.N, RI.Among them are Richmond, Windsor Mills, Bromptonville, Sherbrooke \u2014 \u201cnown as the hub of the Fastern Townshlps Lennoxville, \u2018\u2018oaticook, and Dix- ville.Eastward from Richmond toward Quebec, the route, after crossing the SL Francis River, runs north-easterly through Dan- ville, Kangsey Iulia, Warwick EASTERN TOMNSHIPS Brome Lake House BONDVILLE, QUE.ACCOMMODATION FOR GUESTS CITY CONVENIENCES | Boating - Bathing - Fishing Tennis Good Food - Fresh Vegetables Beautiful Grounds BR.8mith, Prop.Knowlton 138.1.2 or Monitor Vacation Bureau WA 2773 Ideally situated overlooking Lake Memphremagog.Offers its usual hospitality.Open fires, playroom, table tennis, boating, saimon fishing, safe bathing, tennis, mountain climbing.RESTRICTED CLIENT ADDRESS: G.A.PERKI VALE PERKINS, QUE.ar Monitor Vacation Bureau WA.2773 | Vietorinville, Princeville, Part of the route running through the Eastern Townships has been aptly described as \u201cone of the faftrest tracts of Old Canada .à land of river and plain; of mountain and lake und valiey; but first and chiefly a river land.\u201d EASTERN TOWNSHIPS PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY Situated on beatiful Lake Mas- suicap pr, go wales from Montreal, Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Golfing, Tennis, Dancing and Riding.Route 1 tn Magog Every Modern Comfort At Rensonahle Rates For full garticulars regarding rates.etc, writ?or phone, phone 23, John McKay, Proprietog, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2772 SELBY LAKE INN A E, Selby - A.J.Shepard DUNHAM, QUE, One of \u201cThe Townships\" Resorts , Modern Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Tennis, New Dance Pavilion.Weekly Rates: $15 single.$14 two necupying one room, double bed.Write for booklet.55 miles from Montreal.bus to Inn twice daily.Finer convenlences.Provincial Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2778 EIGHTEEN HOLES GF THE MOST INTERESTING Golf in Faslerm Ganada- PILTURESIUE FAIRWAYS and BEAUTIFUL ROLLING GREENS aod - COMBINED WITH - COMFORTABLE MODERATELY PRICED ALLUMMODATION ur and Were 7 LAURENTIDE MAKES THIS AN IDEAL HULIDAY ARNANGEMEN = \u2018 4 Se gen ; G Mome mms | Bron: Lake 69 Foster 67 Granky 50 Knov.:ton 72 Knowlton Landing 88 MILEAGE FROM MONTREAL Magog 83 North Hatley 90 Selby Lake 58 Vale Perkins .90 Waterloo 62 ry Solan Li th A SSN 5 RS BSR rv Ar PAGE SIX THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1949 {Including Federal Tax) l uly (Including Federal Tax) 1 YOU ARE INVITED AS GUESTS OF IN CO-OPERATION WITH AND YOUR \u201cSPECIAL TICKET\u201d WILL ADMIT ANY CHILD OF SCHOOL AGE TO BELMONT FREE ACT.ee PARK AND TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PEEJAY RINGENS - ATTRACTIONS rs seronronrE! =) || THEY DIVE ON BicYC MERRY-GO-ROUND (whine LINDY LOOP CARACOLE THEY DIVE ON BICYCLES ROCKET SHIP LAFF IN THE DARK Federal Tax) THRILLER (SCENIC) FLYING SCOOTER FREE PARKING \u2014 FREE PICNIC FACILITIES EXTRA TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE CUT OUT THIS TICKET (EXAMINER\u201d OFFICE-\u20142191 HAMPTON AVE.CUT OUT THIS TICKET oC OO RE Gy Sue | WAR SAVINGS [Ave \u201cKIDDIES DAY\u201d \u201cRIDDIES DAY\u201d! A STAMPS | rao mesa ms | | THIS TICKET AND 4 CENTS : THIS TICKET AND 4 CENTS 1 Will Admit Any Child of School Age ill Admit Any Child of Schooi Age 2 |} TO BELMONT PARK WILL BE | : \"TO BEL MONT PARK À ==\" GIVEN AWAY FREE | 55 | Tuesday, July 22nd : Toostan ty 220 : 0AM.to 6 P.M.i 10 A.M.to 6 P.M.i {foe Tot SiS, TO THE HOLDERS OF LUCKY fu.possos cose | TT \u201cSPECIAL IICKETS\u201d joc TT PE ere TTT TT 8 Nan eme nn WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS {+ .\u2026.: fenmasmwsmewswwewaueeeuel PLAINLY ON YOUR \u201cSPECIAL TICKETS\" J 1.ii.i cansssnnand i L \u2018 , z casi Ii "]