The Westmount examiner, 22 décembre 1942, mardi 22 décembre 1942

[" RH LT SE sus 12a rr iba x et ONE x 74 ce Sg Es ART RN SR EAE er cae A ar Need Sad BENS ee oR STR EE RE PAR dass he yh HSE Cae ALA URE EN KE: EXE a + BES SCAN SATEEN out CE NN SA n=\u201d EK [JN ig L Ve he A?= 4 4 ss\" ed \u20ac a poy NN .208 Le # PRICE:\u2014 TEN CENTS J - om.- = < 9 ; Edition % % / i H f A ; = ô ! f Christmas |\u2019 X 8 A 5.wn = li v 25 \\ x sa TN : 3 OD oi.) ji =.: y LE Le & | == Wa | e 1MÉT 7 ih I À À oN \\@ To WISH S- BARD ENOUGH Call You cor Artisan Le A Vv.» PEE PA sr PY IAL \\ a PRE Fa Qu , VA | 2 7 dene es =» + Jt \\ AY) À I) og Ra rz \u2014 Ta | + PA ABs At ye 7 tC elas pb 1 N =r \u2014 Sv Se Pp & = * / (Ë 2.& > 2) = Es, mie pu ig CO LF AN nome Ph § h ik 2 e | es 3 Ra, a = Lu \u2019 X03 Sw a D), SQ 2 a x rr, tire.© v we \\ J Te x x » \u201c0 0 R= ta cm.prema WESTMQUNT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1942 | ; M YX Yr = = es NN : Re \\ 4 LÀ Ww \u20ac \\= 5 * \u20ac oy « » æ.WN | aR Zz Ne) = SN i N = = Gr\u201d NN a RE.In x iia \u2014 1 Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis ds REIDY TY Mx OY TN PEER mA Rs oF WN MN VIR EATS pram EE à @® RR £a, MN PNA RN at In.Maat! = i Len 7° Ï tit a @ 2e\" EN Pres 3 AP tr = =m an pere + TETE i =f Qc mr ar They had been doing their | Christmas shopping together, and stood with burdened urms waiting to board a street car for home.Again and again they Joined the line-up of would-he passengers only to kee the car | nove off without them.; | \u2018Look here, Mrs.Young.I think we're crazy to try to get home in this crush,\u201d said plump Mrs.Older.\u201cLet us go to the Purple Teu-room and have dinner and rest till the crowd thins out a bit.\u201d \u2018Oh, 1 couldn't do that,\u201d al- 1reost walled pretty Hide Mrs.Young.\u201c! simply rnust set bome, Teddy would be s0 annoyed if he got bome and found meg out and no dinner ready.\u201d \u2018But you could phone from the tea-room,\u2018\u2019\u201chuld Mrs, Older, \u2018Teddy wouldn\u2019t like it,\u2019 ob- Jected Mrs, Young.\u2018He would say 1 shouldn't have stayed shopping so late.\u201d \u201cWhat nonsense,\u201d scoffed Mrs.Older, with the license of an old friend.But Mrs.Young was firm.She was going fo get home bôfore Teddy if it were at all possible.However, after a few more ineffectual attempts to hoard a car, during one of wbich she spilled ber parcels on the pavement, Mrs, Young reluctantly accompanied the bobbling Mrs.Older around the corner to the Purple Tearoom.Under the spell of the purple- and-gold shaded lights, the two weary women \u2018ordered substantial dinners.Mrs.Young's body relaxed into ense, but her mind did not.She ESERECÈERCEME .The BOYS\u2019 BRIGADE of WESTMOUNT Wish Their Many Friends A Very Merry CHRISTMAS And A Happy And Prosperous NEW YEAR DMI DIN AR OE CORR TIERCE ORCC] Wishing Everyone the Complireñts of the Season.Marias) Lond Tho\u2019 demons\u2019 pinions cleave the air, Far higher than their topmost flight The Lord of Hosts, who slumbers ne\u2018er Keeps watch on all His children loved From deadly bomb why need | hide?\u2018Tis but a summons to Thy side.| do not ask that | shall wake To greet the sunlight and the morn, But | must this petition make Of Him who braved the tyrants wrath Whate\u2018er this night may bring for me Keep Thou, O Lord, my country free.on Chi On Christmas Eve SRRRCI EDOM CL ECOL TROC EE Dear Lord, the skies that heard the choir Of herald angels sing Thy birth Tonight are filled with men afire To sate their master\u2019s lust for blood.Hear me, from depths of earth | call, O Thou who see\u2019st the sparrow fall, Prayer c \u2019 \u2014W.8.EDGAR.ought to he at home.Bhe wanted to be at home.Home was the place for married women at meal-tima, \u201cTeddy and I promised each other when we were married that we'd vever eat dinner apart if we could possibly avoid It,\u201d she murmured.\u201c1 hate to he the first to break that promise\u2014I know Teddy wouldn't.\u201d \u201cWe}l, six months is quite long enough to keep a promise like that,\u201d asserted Mrs, Older.You night just as well settle down and enjoy yourself.\u201d But Mrs.Young couldn't smile or even pretend an enjoyment she didn\u2019t feel.She wanted to be at bome preparing a cozry welcome for Teddy.Just at her most homesick and contrite moment she raised her misty eyes to the wall opposite and read on a little framed card\u2014\"'If you want a tax} call Main 0000.\u201d She rose to her feet, the light of declsion flashing across her face.\u201cI'm going to ring for a taxi to take me home,\u201d she sald.\u201cDon\u2019t be foolish,\u201d admonished the rather disgusted Mrs.Older.\u201cA taxi will cost you quile a bit and you said you were broke,\u201d \u201c1 still have that $10 bill Teddy gave me to huy a Christmas present for myself, I'll use some of that\u2014and I can yet be home in time to get dinner.\u201d Mrs, Young gathered up her FOOD DINE OUT AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK {Near Claremont) 5011 SHERBRQOKE WEST DE.3262 .best wishes for We are proud that our relations with aur customers involve friendship as well as business.We have endeavoured to serve the majority of our clients to the best of eur ability for many years and have especially enjoyed serving you during 1942.We wish to thank you for your patranagé and trust that we may continus to be of service for many more years te come.May we extend to ofie and all our sincere A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Lo E.R.RIEHARBION \u2014 » MANAGER CROWN LAUNDRY COMPANY \u201cTHERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY\u201d 4220 St.Catherine W.AE Patins We.677 2 ame orcs ~t rT TT das =u numerous parcels and on her way out she met a waltress carrying in her dinner.As she stopped to take her check off the tray she noted hungrily what an upusual- ly attractive meal it was.In an amazingly short time the summoned taxi whirled her home without notable incident\u2014except z She noted hungrily what an unusually attractive meal it was.the smash-up that occurred in the $10 bill when it came {mio colji- slon with the taxi fare.Mrs.Young found that she had just 26 minutes to the good, and she did a meal-marathon that broke all records, At the exact minute of Terry's usual argpival she was ready for him with g smile on her face, And Just then the phone bell rang.She could hardly believe Her cars when she heard Teddy telling her over the wires that he would not bp home to dinner.\u201cGo right ahead and have your own dinner, dearle,\u201d Terry said, and his voice didn't sound a bit regretful.\u201cI've had an extra hard day, and I don't feel like standing all the way home, as | know I would have to do if I got a ear at tlils hour.Older and I are going to drap Into the Purple Tea-room for dinner.By-by, dearie.\u201d \u2018 Graces For The Feast For those of us who have not yet taught our cbildren to say grace before meals, Christmas is ap excellent time to start.If you are at a loss for words, here are a few graces that are simple and lovely: We thank The, Lord, for the world so sweet.We thank Thee, Lord, world 80 aweet, We thank These, Lord, birds that sing.We thank Thee, Lord, for everything.for the for the Little Jesus, come, and be our guest.God is great and God is good, And we thank Him for our food.Come, Lord Jesus, be our guest And let Thy gifts to us be blest, We thank Thee, Father, for the night, And for the light, Far rest and food and loving care, And all that makes the world go fair.pleasant morning Far what we are aboyt to receive, May the Lord make us truly thaokful.Dear Jesus, as our heads we bow, For our food we thank Thee now.Ah, friends, dear (friends.ag years go on and heads get gray, how fast the guests do go! louch hands, touch hands, with those that stay.Strong hands to weak, old hands to young around the.Ghrist- mas board touch hands, The false forget.the foa forgiye.for every guest will ga and every fire burn low and cabin « empty atand.Forget, forgive, for who may say that Christmas day may ever come to host or guest agaln.i Touch hands! (John Norton's Vagabond, Wil- Ham Henry Harrison \u201cAdiron- deck\u201d Murray.) \u201cWhat lovely salmon!\" .\u201cThat's not salmon; that's cod blushing at the price they're ask: ing tor it.\" J { , ton, Lope and joy.# CHRISTMAS LER RIOR CREE Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, Minister of Dominion-Douglas Church GIFTS JESUS BROUGHT One gift Jesus brought was an interpretation of life whieh gave it seuse, worth, dignity, eleva- There was once a man whe when questioned admitted that his ambition was to raise more corn te feed more hogs td get more money to buy mere land to raise mere corn to foed more hogs and so on.But for one who is .honest enough to admit a treadmill existence lika that, there are à thousand who follow it without admitting it.Could they be made te think upon their ways they would confess that their lives have no inspiring meaning either for themselves or for the world.Twenty-three hundred years ago Aristotle sgid: \u201cThe trus end ef a thing is the highest that it can become.\" IR By His own dife Jésus set before folk the highest quality of living and then He invited everyone to follow Him and to live as sons and daughters of the Most High.He declared that every life was of consequence and could he invested for noble ends.As a result, people who had been dragging out a poor drab existence got a new vision of how.joyous, rich and mean- Ingful lite might be.That was one great gift which Jesus brought.Another gift of His wgs a new resource\u2014what John calls \u201cthe power to become.\u201d All of us have {deals and dreams but these are so often so sadly far beyond present attainment that men are tempted to say.\u201cI can't be the sort of person I know I ought to be.\u201d But Jesus brought to people the assurance that they could be different and calling into his comradeship ordinary flsher-folk und business men, He was able to communicate to them a faith and resource whioh made their lives significant.He still comes offering that gift.He still summons individuals saying: \u2018Come ve after Me and 1 wi}l make you.\" Christmas gifts may enrich us and gladden us\u2014-but what Christ gives makes us different and better \u2014 move like Himself \u2014 and that is the really priceless gift.Still it is true: \u2018Ag many as receive Him, to them He gives power to become children of God.\u201d ' Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, Minister of Calyary United Church The Belis of Christmas Will Ring Again Christmas Day 1940 and 1841 in Eugland, the balls in the churches were silent because of wartime restrictions.it may be that again this year, 194%, this sacred festival will be celebrated without the ringing of the bells in that \u201cscepired isle.\u201d It ig our earnest hope and our hearts true desire, that ere another Ghriat- mas season comes around, tbe bella will be released from their captivity and that, in freedom through peace, they may -\u2018\u2018ring out across the snow! their hesrt- ening and cheering message.The \u201cBelis of Christmas,\u201d of faith, love and service, however, will ring again this year as they have through days gone by, for no edict of man can silence the music of the bells of the spirit.The beil of faith rings out its message of assurance and confidence even today, amid all the discordant notes of doubt and despair that echo and re-echoin the world of strife.But men and women who have put their trust in God and in the coming of Hip glorious kingdom, can hear clearly sounding above the ciash of strife, the sure testimony of the à) MESSAGES | His Christ, and He shall reign for ever and ever.\u201d The bell of love rings out its message of goodwill and peace, even today amid a warring world.The noise of the \u201cmen of strife\u2019! may seem to fill the air.but abeve the clamour of earth we stil] cgn hear the songs of the angels and the clear call of -the Loving Savigur of men.As the silver tomes of the bell of love fall on our ears, our hearts are moved by a compelling passion to seek out the sorrowing, the lonely and the hard beset, that we may minjster upto them in the Name and in the Hpirit ot our Master, who 80 loved us, that He gave His life for our salvation.- The ball of service rings out this Christmastime.Its note is ona of challenge, It calls clearly, insistently, above all the jarring sounds of selfish strife, and still more selfish ease, bidding us share the comradeship.of all treedom loving\u2019 souls who, counting not their lives dear unto themselves, share the travail of their Lord, desiring only to worthily serve their days and generation, and, no matter what the cost, be found acceptable in \u201cHis\u201d holy sight, So that at last, when all the labour and the service of earth is ended, they may hear His blessed volee saying, \u2018\u2018Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of the least of these, ye did jt unto me; enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.\u201d Rev.Dr.Frank 8.Morley, Minister of Stanley Presbyterian Church To wish you a \u201cMerry Christmas and Happy New Year\u201d, may saem a little defiant and more than a little silly, yet was not the birth of Christ a defiance and were not his iffe and death \u2018\u2018foolishness?'\u2019 His birth was a defiance of the Herods who by the massacre of the innocents at Bethlehem and Lidice would try to circumvent the purposes of God: a defiance of the Pilates of this world, topo eynical to believe in truth, too cowardly to defend it; a defiance of the proud ones of the world, for He was born in a manger and born to serve; a deflance of the tyranny of the world, for Christ wonld survive Caesar; a deffance of the robbery and violence of the world, for thegs mopsters would be overthrown; a defiance of the pain and degth of the world, for God's Son would survive the Sepulchre: a deflance of the hate and brutality of the world, for love is triumphant and eternal.Apalnet the wisdom of this world Hp placed the \u2018fooiish- ness\u201d of God, the laughter of jittla children, the joy of kindness, the simplicity of shepherds, the reality of truth, the charm af goodness, the glory of loving kindness, the invincibillity of righteousness, the sovereignty of God and the immortality of the seul So when Jesus was about to be erucified and bad to face the aw- fu) blackness of that horror, He sald to His little group of disciples, frightened and despairing.\u201cIn the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; 1 have overcome the world.\" This is the Christmas message.Stronger than suffering, more en: during than earthly power, migh tier than death, greater than evil.God caused a light to shine forth from Bethlehem and the darkness! can never put it out.Rev.Dr.F.W.Kerr, Minister ot St.Andrew's Church.In & warsforn world, with loved ones far away and our hearts heavy with anxiety, how cah wo abandon ourselves to the Christmas spirit?Well, in spite of ourselves, that irresistible spirit will take us by assault, and when it is over we shall say with precious promises.doms of this world shall become the Kingdom of our Lord and of \u201cThe Kiug-! the shephér's, we have seen wondrous things tonight, There is no other season quite COR RES pars crade like this, Christmas 1s Fairy-land come down bodily among us for |¥ It is!§ Heaven flinging wide her doors|# and every child-in-heart trooping |} one blessed, live-long day.hilariously in.It is as if a ripple of gladness and expectancy surged across the face of the world.heart.The song it sipes is the epic of : It begins in the redeeming love.long ago when God was throned on high, cloud-robed and shrouded In majesty.But with all hia heart.He yearned to come closer to His earth-children.One messenger He sent and then another, all pleading that they would open their hearts to let Him in, yet men went their unheeding course.But Love must find a way and then when the fulness of time was come, God risked everything in a final and glorius venture, He laid Him down upon the door- step-of the world as a tiny babe \u2014angd the world took Him to Its heart, : After every other story has been forgotten, this \u2018 matchless story will live on.And wherever it is told and beljeved, men and women will steal back to childhood, the foreboding anxieties of life will lift, a mew compassion will be born for the poor and unfortunate, and a néw faith and courage will fortity their hearts.It is the old, old story of a rocky cave in a tiny town where the Eternal God was cradled in a mother\u2019s arms.REV.G.W.GOTH, Westmount Park\u2019 United Church \u201c0 tiiou sword of Jehovah, how long will it be erg thou be quiet?Put thyself into thy\u2019 scabbard, rest and be still.How canst thou ba qulet, seelng Jehovah hath given thee a charge?\u201d The desire for peace is universal.Yet we are at war.Sensitive Christians will find it difficult to see the mark of the Prince of | Peace on the skyline of our contemporary society.It will seem strange to many that we should à worship the Galilean in this age of flaming swords.But perhaps Just at this time we have reasons for rejoicing.Lynn Harold Hough has written these pertinent lines: \u201cThese flaming, driving, terrible swords \u2014 how many of them are swords of evil, indubitably evil; swords of men ineluctably committed to ways of injustice and cruelty; to thé crushing of freedom and of every generous im- vulse; \u2018to the treading of righteousness under the foot of tyranny; to the letting loose of the vastest and most terrible barbarity upon the world.\u201d These swords have been drawn trom their scabbards.If they were | the only swords which were looee in the world then we should have little cause to rejoice at this Christmas season.But other swords toe have been drawn, We have every reason to be thankful that the sword of God has also heen drawn; that men and nations of goodwill have, at long last, set themselves to the task \"(Xmas Messages Cont'd on P.5) It is a haunting 'tar-off }¥ melody.that tells of a day when there.will be a song in every Evergreens Around The Home The house may be decorated inside and out to make a fitting background for the tree.With a few greens, the place may bal made over and .the results wil} be most gratifying.For outside, make wreaths of evergeens and tle them with red oflcloth bows Prunings from the Christmas trae often may be used for the wreaths and some of the homemade decorations used for a touch of color.When you are trimming your own Christmas tree, don\u2019t forget the birds, The old custom of trimming an outdoor tree for the birds and squirrels is a charin- ing one.Popcorn, cranberries: or crackers strung together and pieces of suet tied to the tree, and an extra pound of nuts scat- ;rels will make you fee] Tv close kin to Santa Claus, For those living near the tea there are many treasures may be used for Christmas de | corating.Starfish are beauty and some of them treated gy 4 s\u2019arch and snow bath.others gilded.will bring forth exclamaticag of dellght from those who see -them glistening among tt branches of the Christmas tree, The beans of the catalpa ang locust trees and chestnut ang beech burrs are all useful.It is surprising how attractire a Christmas tree may be made with these home prepared de.rations that cost little more than a few hours\u2019 work.\u2018Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring\u2014not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St, Nicholas soon - would be there.(A Visit from St.Nicholas, tered on the ground for the squir- Clement Clarke Moore.) \u2018Che officers of \u201cWestmount and members Women 5 Club extend heartiest season\u2019 \u2018greetings to their many friends.© Club of Westmount, Rotary International, PEU EE CONTE EEE .The Officers and Members of The Rotary a member club in wish all good people in our city and throughout the world + A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ; Siricere Greetings D.C Abbott, K-C, ML.EXTENDS TO ALL THE ELECTORS OF ST, ANTOINE- WESTMOUNT DIVISION HIS SINCEREST WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Cpe GEORGE C.MARLER, MLA, Extends To All Electors of the Division of Westmount-St.George - for oo A MERRY-XMAS { and .A HAPPY NE and Best Wishes W YEAR IAIN 10e De Ve DA ON ww a a Wo.Ra Aa \"Westmount\u2019's Home Newspaper\u201d A THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1942 PAGE FIVE Sound Advice Given Attendants Dr.MacNaughton Addresses Parker School Graduates Dr.F.M.A, MacNaughton, who was the guest speaker at the graduation ceremonies in the Herbert Symonds Synod Hall, of fourteen trained attendants from Miss Parker's School, gave the gradu- eting class some sound advice.Dr.MacNaughton, the city's health officer, said that due to the war there was a greater need for trained attendants in the home than ever before, He advised them to be sympathetic with their patients and try to create a cheerful atmosphere.A prepared address of Mrs, L.Douglass Ross, a graduate nurse of the Royal Victoria Hospital, was later read by Miss Nancy MacCunn, daughter of one of the graduates.Mrs.Ross was unable to be present through illness.Miss M.L.Parker in her report on the school, referred to a meeting of the executive committee.Canadian Nurses' Association, held in Montreal recently and pointed out that resolutions had been passed in which it was decided that the other provinces should follow the example of Quebec and bring ali subsidiary nursing groups under the control of the association, which would be licensed and organized on a pattern similar to that of Miss Parker's School of Trained Attendants.In her address Mrs.Ross expressed her opinion that there was a real need for standardization among the different groups of trained attendants so that a uniform high standard could be maintained.Mrs.C.8.Richardson presented badges, which marked the successful completion of three months training.ANNUAL MEETING Stanley Presbyterian Church auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday of next week at 3 p.m., in the Church Hall.Annual reports and installation of officers will be followed by a Christmas program with Miss Margaret Smith as speaker and Miss Péggy Muir as soloist.The Mission Band will present a Christmas play.He: \u2018\u2018And did.you like the book I gave you for Christmas?\u201d She: \u201cI loved it.You left euch a lot of letters in as bookmarks.\u201d A fine cover design representing a wayside shrine in a rural district of Quebec has been drawn for this amonth\u2019's Mackay School bulletin by Stanis War- dach, WIRELESS MEN WOMEN © International Morse Code ® Theoretical and Practical Instrument Instruction Obtain Your Commercial Government License EVENING CLASSES Mondays-Wednesdays-Fridays OPEN FOR ENROLMENTS WIRELESS & RADIO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 483 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww.Day, DO 7550 Eves\u2026 HA.0048 Novel Tree Decorations Popcorn strung in long striugs, and delicately tinted, makes ideal trimming for a tree.We saw one last year strung with pale pink and blue popcorn.The end of each branch on the tree was wired with 8 tiny pink rosebud.Silver tinsel, combined with Christmas ornaments, completed the picture.The wired fresh flower idea could test be applied, of course, to a very small tree.Tiny packages wrapped in colored paper dotted here and there on the tree will lend special interest.Have a small parcel of some amusing trinket for each member of the family.If cranberries are available, have the children make strings of them to give your tree a colorful touch.Attractive Christmas decorations that can be combined with bright glass decorations, berries, and other ornaments can be made by simply crystallizing crooked twigs and branches of trees.Simply wrap some loose cotton batting around the branches and tie it with wool.Next dissolve about two pounds of alum in a quart of boiling water, and pour it over the selected twigs and branches.Allow them to remain suspended for 12 hours, and they will be found to be crystallized.Small branches and twigs can be treated without the cotton batting.Coarse twine Is another adaptable medium for this treatment.By attaching shiny Christmas tree ornaments you have decorations that are most attractive and simple.This method can be used to frost Christmas trees, too.Celebrations Mark Christmas In China In China, the Christmas festival among Christians is known as Sheng Dan Jieh,, the Holy Birth festival.This celebration has gradually penetrated inland.Various paper decorations and evergreens adorn the churches and homes.Paper chains are made of green, red, yellow and blue and are suspended in interlocking festoons from the ceiling.On the white walls, large posters are hung.On them are elaborate characters meaning peace and joy.\u2018No candles are used, but the trees are decorated with paper flowers, colored paper chains and cotton snowflakes.There is usually an early service.The church is kept dark except for lanterns carried by the worshippers.Carolers wend their way along the road before to such melodies as \u2018Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.\u201d The service consists of reading the Christmas message from the Bible, music, dramatization of the manger scene, and an offering for the poor.Gifts are distributed to the children.The packages contain such things as tangerines, peanuts, pretty picture cards (sometimes used cards sent from Am- erica), candy and western lead pencils.The cream of Bible reading should be made into butter and spread on our daily bread.4190 St.Catherine PATT RI RID a3] W., Corner Greene Specializing in the building of shoes for all types of foot deformities, such as bunions, hammer toes, contracted arches, club feet, pronated feet, and deformities resulting from arthritis and infantile paralysis Riding, field, aviation and hunting boots, also jodhpurs.REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS \u2014 FI.2101 We wish our Patrons and Friends a MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR RFID NII ID TERS TY a a ARR IN RISEN BRIS NRE IRR ERR IRI I MINI RN NA RMI DIN CHRISTMAS MESSAGES ECORI CE EU CRORE TC REURS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2) of crushing the satanic powers which have arisen.We have allowed too much confusion to weaken our moral purpose.It isn't the use of the sword which is wrong.It is the purpose for which one takes up the sword.If there were no sword of God.the sword of evil forces would be flashing all about us.Goodness would be passive, and the whole earth would be surrendered cowardly to wicked men.Jeremiah was right, God's sword can- uot be put away for He himself has given us a charge, It is somewhat presumptuous for a people to identify their cause with the cause of God.These are times which call for deep humility.The sword of unrighteousness is abroad in the land.It is a solemn \u2014 yes, it is an awful responsibility \u2014 to take up the sword.We can do so with power only when we have made our cause so just and high thai God will find in us the apostles of His flaming sword.It is our task to use these swords to slay the dragon of unrighteousness and selfishness.not only in enemy lands, but within ourselves.This Christmas can be no time for a cheap sentimentality.The sword of darkness has been drawn, We have heen called to unsheath the sword of God.There is little room just now for the Christ Child, Millions have repudiated Him and spat upon His gospel.We have been appointed by destiny to flash the sword of righteousness until evil has been conquered; until the cause of once again thers is room in our hearts and in every land for the spirit of Him who went about doing good.Rev.Sydenham DB, Lindsay Church of the Advent \u201cFear not!\u201d was an essential part of the first Christmas message; \u201cFear not!\u201d ls a message to be proclaimed far and wide Lo- day.A large proportion of the troubles of mankind are due to fear; many human beings, when they are faced with anything new or startling, are filled with fears and forebodings.But the dominant note of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is \u2014'\u2018Fear not; I bring you good news.\u201d Don\u2019t he afraid of what is going to happen in the world, because all things work together for good to them that love God.Don't he afraid of sickness, because Christ, the Good Physician, can heal you.Don't be afraid of less or taxation, because God will sipply all your need.Don't be afraid of loneliness or neglect, because He will never leave you or forsake you.Don\u2019t he afraid of death, because our Lord Jesus Christ has abolished death, and brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel.Complaints of taxi-drivers taking advantage of the frigid wea- ther over the week-end by overcharging are heard in the West End.4 \u201cThe Stockings Were Hung by the Chimney with Care .\u201d a +5 ABBOTT OPPOSES (Continued from I\u2019age One) have our forests and our mines, we shall still have skilled workers and capablo managers and our productive facilities will be Lre- mendously expanded, \u201cI cannot helleve that it Is beyond the abilities or the character of the Canadian people to make Canada both a better and happier place iñ which to live, If we fall to do this the fault will lie with ourselves.\u201d Obituary ROBERT JOHNSON Robert Johnson, sr., one of the oldest surviving officials of the old Grand Trunk Railway system, dropped dead at Mount Pleasant avenue and Rosemount Crescent, Sunday night.He was 74, Mr.Johnson apparently was on lis way to his home, 470 Mountain avenue, at 10.30 p.m., when he collapsed and died.A native of Liverpool, Eng.he came to Cunada as a boy and entered the Grand Trunk system about 60 years ago, rising to the office of assistant general purchasing agent before his retirement some 40 years later.Mr.Johnson was well known in St.Lambert, where he resided for many years before coming to Montreal and then taking up residence in Westmount.He was a Mason and a member of the Country Club, Predeceased by his wife, the late Annie Marsh, in 1926, he is survived by four sons, Frank and Robert, of St.Lambert, lirnest, of Montreal, and Edgar, of Toronto; three daughters, Mrs, CG.Clark, of Kingston, Ont, and Miss Ethel Johnson and Mrs, C.Carmichael, of Montreal; two brothers, Herbert and Arthur, of Montreal, and three sisters, Mrs.J.W.Coleman, of St.Lambert, Mrs.J.Horsfall, of Jasper, Alta, and Mrs.H.W, Horsfall, of Los Angeles, Calif, LEATHERNECK LANGUAGE World War II nas added new angles to the language spoken by i our fighting marines, Some of the latest additions to tie leathernecks\u2019 glossary Include: Uncle Sam's Party-DPayday.Barmafd-A girl who won't date privates, Buhbble-dancing\u2014 Dishwashing.Bog-pocket\u2014Tightwad, In the heam\u2014In the know, Yard Bird\u2014-Re ruit.Dinged\u2014Bawled out, Snow White- - Narses, Chinese I 'andir- ne wing low) - Bad plane landing.The Iron Inn Hoosegow.Whistle Happy\u2014A new Sarge with new whiatle, Angel's whisper\u2014Bugle call.| STAMP CLUB Rabbi Says : Germans Fear Jewish Spirit It {s the Jewish spirit made manifest in Christianity, democracy and Western civillzation the Nazis foar the most, said Rabbi Harry J.Stern {ln the course of a sermon Friday evening in Temple Emanu-El.Dr.Stern sald that already approximately 2,000,000 Jews have been done to death by the Nazis in Europe, and there was authentic documentary evidence of a Hitler order that all Jews be exterminated in Europe by December 31, 1942.\u201cThe civilised world has ns yet failed to recognize the vastness of the horror being perpa- trated on the Jews of Europe by the bestial Nazis,\u201d he declared.\u201cThe character of the systematic brutality seems so incredibly viclous that the civilized mind finds 4 difficult to comprehend the enormity of the crimes being committed.\u201d But despite tha Nazis the spirit of the Jew provailed, he said, their faith Kopt alivo by the bellef in the coming of victory and peace and Godliness, and by the conviction that the power of the spirit will finally destroy the enemy.\u201cIn these days of grief mourning we pray that tha gigantic holocaust of war will not be in vain,\u201d Dr.Stern declared.\u201cMay wu so act that it be not.in vain, May we truly resolve to build a new world order whore men will truly live in brotherhood and where force will be countenanced only to insure the arbitraments of justice and humanity.\u201d and The Westmount Stamp Club held their annual election of officers at last Thursday's mooting with the result that L.Flood, for many years an active mom- ber In the orgunization, was chosen as president of the club.Mr.Flood succeeds J.18, Pickering, who resigned his post early in the fall when he joined the armed forces, H.BE, Guertin, first vice-president, had beon carrying on as acting president until the elections wore held.Two newly elected vice-prest- dents are R.H.M.Falls as first vice-president, and T.Barrington us second vice-president, T.Hunt was re-elected as secretary of the club as was It.J.Sutherland, the treasurer.The newly elected executive will convene shortly to nominate the various commit- Lees, The club will not hold any further meetings until Thursday evening, January 7th.While nothing special 1s listed for this meeting, feature events will Lake place at later meetings, Calvary Association Elects Mrs.J.Heron President For 1943 Mrs, J.Heron was selected pro- sident of the Women's Assocla- tion of Calvary United Church, at the annual meeting held by the group recently.The following officers wero also electad for 1943: Past president, Mrs.W.I.Ritchie; first vice-prestdent, Mrs.C.W.Mlisener; second vico-presj- dent, Mrs.R.K.Gordon; recording secretary, Mrs, FE.M, Smyth; corresponding secretary, Mes, P.T.Crierie; treasurer, Mrs.H.D.Caswell; ass't, treasurer, Mrs.J.F.Hellyer; devotional, Mrs.P.F.Jamieson: flowers, Mrs.R.Penk; visiting, Mrs.T.W.Jones; look-out and social, Mrs, R.Penk; purchasing, Mrs.A.Smith: sewing, Mrs.C.W, Mise- ner, 4863 Sherbrooke St.W.DALE ROSES CARNATIONS POMPOMS TABLE CENTRES VIOLETS CYCLAMEN BECONIAS POINSETTIAS 2g wna NOOO EEE EE Post-Holiday Menus \u201cDay-after' turkey baked in a deep-dish ple has a holiday touch when topped with star-shaped biscuits.Toast rounds sprinkled with grated cheese are also doll- cious topping tor chicken or tur key casserole.Lot tho holiday feast start oft with colorful \u2018appetite teasers\u2019 and chilled tomato juice or fruit Juice.Cut bread into attractive shapes with cookie, cutters, toust, spread with cream cheese, and decorate with bits of red phmlen- to and groen pepper.Or, bake tuy baking powder biscuits to split and fill with cheese spread.Well-soasoned broad stuffing is as important to Christmas dinners as cranborry sauce, If pocketbook or preferences require à holiday roast that is small, serve the dressing in stuffod shoulder, beet or veal birds, or stuffed chops, Top mincement ples with tree.shaped pastries, Cut the \"troes\u201d out of rolled-out pastry, bake on cookie sheets in hot ovon until \u2018Hghtly browned, then place on the baked ples, Sprend oach tree With clicese sprond for an added touch, Sprinkle chopped parsley over tomato soup for tho traditional Christmas colors.Let thin strips of bread toasted in n slow oven until crisp bo the soup accom- panifment.Saxon Words Hael\u201d\u2014\u201cBe In Health\u201d Christmus fure hay always oc.cupled a big part in Yuletide cale- bration.Our Anglo-Saxon foru- fathers wore excellent troncher- men, and eating and drinking Were a necessary part of avery Kalu day.Stuffed hours\u2019 heads, bencocks, goose, capons, phous.nuts, mineo ple, plum pudding\u2014 these decked the hoard.The turkey was unknown.\u2018That excel- lont fowl did not enter (ho hill of fare until the discovery of the New world, Of course, there was drink aplenty, Punch war the customary wassall bowl, This bowl takes {ts name from the Saxon words, \u201cwaned hoel,\u201d moaning \u201cbo in health.\u201d It was a great bowl of punch Into which baked apples were thrown to enlianco Its flavor.Mince pie originated in 1596.It first wan made from mutton.The Purltans condemned It as un ungodly dish, and the Quakers would have none of il, WINK HAMPER OF GROCERIES Mrs.EB.Pritchard, 7562 Wixe- man avenue, was the winnor of the $10 hamper of grocerles In & drawing held rocontly by the Clanranald Group of the Over- seus Parcels Leaguo, for tho wool fund.I'm {8 accepted by most authori- tles that deer came to this con- Linent hy way of a land bridge from Asia to Alaska.CREE A EUX LE TE Pr \u2014 that AN temima ss \u201cYERVANTS ORIENTAL RUC 4903 SHERBROOKE ST.W.rrÿ Christmas to AU 12.95 Christmas Belongs to the Young! Happy time .not only for children .but for all the earnest young things of today .+.for youngsters home- from-school .coeds .carcerists .and their beaux- on-leate! In the mood .H.R°S HOLIDAY FASHIONS.day-length parcy dresses .slim lictle dinner dresses .full-skirted dance dresses! All memory-making ., all with the super H.R.taste.famous HLR.label.in junior sizes .at junior prices.DAY-LENGTH PARTY DRESSES 12.95 10 16.95 { DINNER AND DANCE DRESSES 16.95 10 19.95 CLASSICS IN SOIT WOOLLENS 13.95 to 16.95 * In_the Young Rendezvous HOLT RENFREW 16.95 Jam Sherbrooke at Mountain mel * WaAlnut 3636 ENE RCE COE ECO PE LE OO UE FROM THE AND SHOP At Victoria We Have An Exceptionally Fine Display of CUT FLOWERS XMAS PLANTS For Your Selection \u2014 Telephone Your Orders WA.1522 We Suggest An Early Choice \\ Ler Tes gen, Serer TE i a oe CI30I0D o\u2014o\u2014\u2014>0oc\u2014 Telephone Orders Carefully Filled oo 0o Fitz.7411 \"> PAGE SIX _ \u2014 Karnak Ladies will meet In the Masonic Temple, Social Club, Sherbrooke street west, oth, 2.30 p.m, Bewing, and business, January knitting Mr.and Mrs.T, A.Bomerville will leave on Thursday for Ottawa, to spend the Christmas week-end with their gon-in-law and danghter, Squadron Leader and Mrs, ID.O.Turnbull, Miss Evelyn McKinnon will leave on Thursday for Bethany, Ont., where she wil) spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.James H.McKinnon, ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.George A.Curtis announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Ida Galt, to Mr, Ernest Stabler, son of Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Stabler, of Strat- ford, Ont.The marriage has heen arranged to take place on Saturday.WEDDINGS Payne-Loacock The marriage of Lena Ross (Dovie), only daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Murdoch Leacock, to Mr.John Stewart Ross Payne, son of the late John Payne, of Gran- by, Que., and of Mrs, Payne, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon at half-past four o'clock in Trinity Memorial Church, the Reverend Canon R.Kenneth Naylor officlating.The wedding music was played by Dr.A.H, Egerton, und the church, which was lighted with tall white candles, wau decorated with pink and white chrysanthomums.Given In marrlage hy her father, the bride wore a gown of embroidered cream net over satin, with a train, worn hy her mother at her wedding; her veil OVERSEAS BOXES A SPECIALTY DIONNE & DIONNE GROCERS and BUTCHERS 4120 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.PO DIO DOS DO SODO \u2014 Ls emoemoc\u2014s A Ee] ' N of tulle, extending beyond the {em of her train, was held by a helo of embroidered net.She carried a cascade bouquet of white snapdragons, The bridal attendants, Mrs.Douglas Kerr, of New York, as matron-of-honor, Miss Eileen Payne, of Granby, cousin of the groom, 48 bridesmaid, und Miss surbura Ann Beall, niece of the groom, as junlor bridesmaid, wore frocks of chiffon in tones of rote, and carried sheaf bouquets of shaded pink snapdragons, Mrs.Kerr wore American Beauty rose, with a matching shoulder length vell caught with three chiffon orchids in tones of rose; Miss Payne was in a frock of lighter rose, and her matching shoulder length veil was caught with three orchids in tones of rose.The junior bridesmaid wore vale rose hiffon, with a coronet of tiny chiffon flowers in her hair.Mr.Hatton Langsbaw was best man for his brother-in-law} rd the ushers were Mr.John Gar- iand, Mr.Roy Moore, Mr.Jack Hutchison and Mr.Lawrence Gomes, Following the ceremony, a re- «ption was held at the Ritz- Carlton Hotel, and later the bridal couple left for Quebec, the bride travelling in a two-piece frock of green crepe under a Hudson seal coat, with black hat and accessories, and carrying a muff to métch her coat, It chills my blood to hear the Name Supreme Lightly appealed to on each trifling theme; Malntaln your rank\u2014profanity despise, To swear Is neither brave, polite, nor wise.\u2014Wm, Cowper, A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold In pictures of silver.Proverbs 25:11.Wa give yo THE 4912 æ Sherbrooke West ARDENNE C'ERERERALOECOEEE GREETINGS For A Very Merry Christmas A Happy New Year last through the holiday throughout the coming year.gzeldiné ES and u wishes warm enough to season and WAlnut 2686 Open Evenings GLOVES - HOS! IRANI IRI > Mae.OE L CORGETIÈRE Est.1921 Until Christmas ERY - LINGERIE Madame Joel and Staff Extend Cordial Good Wishes for a Very Merry Christmas To All Their Customers and Friends 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Westmount DExter 1850 AMBRE ENERO RRO ORION ERD REEE DRAB RIED RIDE DR ERRAN NE NII RAND RRRERED = mre re et bres THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1942 REPLACE METAL TOYS FOR BRITISH KIDDIES In Britain this Christmas there is no metal for toys, and regular toy manufacturers are restricted to seven and a half percent of their normal peacetime output.Shelves of London's world-famous toy shops are lined with good wooden imitations of metal as are many in Canada.Sleek, grey-painted warships; camouflaged garrisons and airdromes; tanks and cannon, huses, locomotives and cars are now all made of wood.Dolls, stuffed cloth rabblts and lambs are also sald to be plentiful, Air raid spotters, anti-aircraft men on lonely gun sites, air raid wardens and firemen, and policemen off duty have become Santa Claus\u2019 helpers making wooden toys.Practically every possible adult gift is rationed.Grown-ups have little to give except such things as soap, some other toilet articles, home-made jams and preserves, books and money.What is more they'll all be given unwrapped.Gay Christmas papers and rib- There will be few Christmas trees as most of these formerly cama from Scandinavian forests.Tree decorations, except those left over from other Christmases, are non-existent, HEAT AND EQUIPMENT MUST BE CONSERVED TO HELP WAR EFFORT Wartime conditions are such that they demand that everyone in Canada economize on fuel and conserve heat.Proper care of heating equipment, the conservation of heat f{tseif, and good sense in dressing will do much to relieve hardships caused by the fuel shortage, Consumer Information service states, The first and possibly the most important thing is to wear warm clothing indoors to eliminate the peed for excessive heat.Housewives note that if they want to keep warm in spite of low temperatures, they should wear slacks when possible, for slacks are warmer than skirts when working around the house.Shirts and sweaters with long sleeves keep the arms warm.Heat Escapes Heat escapes through doorways so doors should be kept closed as much as possible.However if the kitchen has a coal or wood stove the door should be left open between the kitchen and vest of the house so that some of \u2018he heat will circulate.Room heat escapes through a fireplace it the damper Is left open when the fire is not burning.If there is no damper, stuff the chimney opening with newspaper between fires, but don't forget to remove the newspaper some cold evening when a grate \u201cIrn Ir desired, Doors of the room in which a fireplace ls being used should be kept closed.and cross draughts eliminated from the doors and windows.Otherwise the fire, which creates a natural draught, will allow the heat to be drawn from other rooms and it will escape up the chimney: Do not heat unused rooms such as the garage, game rooms, attic rooms and other places which are rarely used.Provent Damage If the family is to be away for ua number of days, the temperature should be kept not lower than fifty degrees to prevent damage from freeing.Repair or replace leaky, defective radiator valves.A reflective shield for the back of the radiator will repay itself if it is available as it prevents the heat from being absorbed by the wall and reflects it back into the room.Pull down the window shades as soon as it becomes dark to prevent heat from being dissipated when it strikes the cold glass.Heavy draperies drawn across the windows also provide additional protection, At moderafe costs, draughts in the most part can be wiped out by weather stripping loose-fitting doors and windows, calking cracks and open seams of exterior casings, and installing storm windows and doors.Frozen eggs are now being packed in cellophane, with an outside overcoat of cardboard.as a further contribution to the meta) saving program.Commercial shipments of Canadian dried eggs are being forwarded to Britain in 14-1b.packages.I TE.TRE bons are out for the duration.| the first time.on it.WOODEN IMITATIONS GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS A AA AN ST ru GO EN Christmas 1942 will find many young people away from home for Many of them, boys and girls, are in the armed forces.Countless others are engaged in various forms of war work at a distance from home, and living in rooms.a box of good things that mother used-to make for them at home.Then, too, home cooking made within the sugar ration, is not only a popular present but a patriotic one this year when the government is anxious fhat money should not be spent on luxury gifts.Bachelor girls, living in their own small apartments, would find a jar of home-made jelly or pickles, an individual plum pudding dressed with holly, a jar of tasty sandwich spread or a box of assorted cookies \u2014grand to have when friends drop in unexpectedly.This makes a gift that is appreciated out of all proportion to the time and money spent All of them would appreciate No longer is the holiday shelf stocked with fancy dessert delicacies to satisfy whims.Instead, good plain staples\u2014milk, eggs, tlour, sugar\u2014ask to be made into good plain desserts.But not too plain, for you have up your sleeve the smart trick\u2014a fancy sauce.Do you think cornstarch pudding too humble?Mold aud chill in your best company dessert dishes, dress it with a brilliant sauce of crushed cranberries and orange\u2014and holiday guests are served.Cornstarch Custard 1 quart milk 144 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch ~ 3 eggs, slightly beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla Scald milk, Mix salt, sugar and corustarch.Add to milk.Cook over boiling water, stirring cou- stantly until thickened.Pour slowly over eggs.blending well.Cook over hot water 2 minutes longer, stirring constantly.Add vanilla, Pour into buttered molds and cool, Yield: 6 portions.Spiced Cranberry Sauce 1 cup cranberries 1 orange, peeled 16 orange, unpeeled 3 tablespoons honey 1 tablespoon sugar, or to taste 1, teaspoon cinnamon ly teaspoon nutmeg Put cranberries and oranges through food chopper.Add honey.sugar and spices and stir well Serve over cornstarch pudding.Yield: 114 cups sauce.Don't Overlook This In a search for fancy company desserts, cottage pudding is too often overlooked.And yet how many a guest delights in it! To dress it up just a little \u2014 and just enough \u2014 serve it with a sweetish-tart good lemon sauce and garnish with a sprinkle of crushed green mint candy.Cottage Pudding 1% cups sffted flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 14 teaspoon salt 4 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1 egg 2/3 cup milk 1% teaspoon lemon extract Mix flour.baking powder and salt together and sift three times.Cream shortening until soft.Add sugar gradually and beat until light and fluffy.Beat in egg.Add flour alternately with milk, beating until smooth after each addition.Add flavoring.Turn Into greased pan ($\u201dx8x2\").Bake in » I Sauce Adds Holiday Spirit To the Good, Plain Dessert moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 30 to 45 minutes or until done.Cut in squares.Split.Spread lemon sauce between and on top of layers.Approximate yield: 6 portions, RECORD U.S, FEED CROPS A report issued by the United States Bureau of Agricultural economics indicates that prospective supplies of feed grains and hay for the 1942-43 season are the largest on record, The combined production of corn, oats.barley and grain sorghums will be about 120.000,000 tons.which ts three per cent greater than the previous record which was established in 1920.The hay crop Is indicated as being 7 per ceut larger than in any previous year.DESTRUCTIVE TONGUE Pertaining to careless conversation.let\u2019s remember that even though a face might launch a thousand ships, a loose tongue can sink them._ |Plan Holiday Food Carefully \u201cAnd Avoid Last Minute Flurry As Christmas approaches, the kitchen, with its activity and warm, spicy fragrance, becomes one of the most fascinating as well as the busiest rooms in ihe house.The whole question of food for the holiday season needs careful planning if the pleasant bustle associated with Christmas is not to develop into a frenzied flurry at the last minute.This year, more than ever, the question of holiday meals needs careful consideration.Celebrations will he on a less lavish and altogether simpler scale as Canada celebrates her fourth wartime Christ- 'mas\u2014perhaps because of {his they may be more in the true spirit of the season.\u2018 Suggestions Given The Home Economists, Consumer Section, Dominion Department of Agriculture, have given \u2018a good deal of thcught to this question of planning meals tor the holiday weekend, They suggest that, the week before Christmas, menus be planned to cover the holiday period from Thursday to Monday, Plan meals for which a good deal of advance preparation can be made, and that will be elastic enough to take care of extra, unexpected guests.A buffet style supper on Christmas eve and a fireside tea on Christmas night are easy to prepare and can be stretched to accommodate almost any number of friends who may drop in.By the week before Christmas plum puddings, mince meat and fruit cakes should be made and out of the way.Now you must: Make a list of all staples required and order them.Order the turkey, goose or chickens for the Christmas dinner.Make cranberry jelly, pour into sterilized moulds, cover and store.Bake cookies, make salad dressings, etc.Christmas week: Monday\u2014Complete details of holiday menus.Make final shopping list and Barbara Lynn Goes Back To High School For a role in a movie Barbara Lynn went back to high school.Barbara was given the juvenile lead in Paramount's \u2018High Explosive,\u201d and Producers William Pine and William Thomas told her they wanted the role to be played as if the girl had re- cently graduated from high school, : The young actress brought several of her high school phato- graphs to the studio and the wardrobe department copied the outfits she actually wore to school.Hairdressers fixed \u2018her hair exactly the same way she wore it in classes.The only difference in her wardrobe is that in the picture she will wear high heeled shoes, \u201cMother would never permit me to wear high heels to chool,\u201d\u201d she confessed.Readiness My postwar planning's under way Amid this war's barrages; My blueprints now await the day we'll all need hangarages.DECLEOR ; MODEL SH We take this opportu Customers and 5035 Sherbrooke W.{Opposite Westmount Theatre) TR i a A MERRY CHRISTMAS OE REPAIR | nly to wish our Friends DE.7737 1 RII: RAMADAN > éme di ds allt a 18 > and Sheer Hand complete shopping by Wednesday.Tuesday \u2014 Complete baking, make pastry for mince pies, wrap in wax paper and store in refrigerator, Wednesday \u2014 Prepare for stuffing.Thursday\u2014Wash salad greens, put in ice box in erisper.Stuff turkey.goose or chicken.Christmas Dinner Menu bread We hope some of the centuries-old happiness is yours this Christmastide \u2014 Peace, Love GREETINGS Enjoyment.Please accept our sincers good wishes.Independent Fuel Merchants 4856 SHERBROOKE ST.W.& Donohoe, Inc, { DExter 1132 | \u2018\u2019Westmount's Home Newspaper\u201d Tomato Juice Cocktail or Fruit Cup Celery Curls Carrot Sticks Radishes Pickles Roast Turkey, Sausage Stuffing Cranberry Jelly Parsley Potatoes Baked Squash Creamed Oni-ng or \u2018 Roast Goose, Sage and Onion Dressing Applesauce Mashed Potatoes Green Peas Mashed Turnips Roast Chicken, Savoury Stuffing Red Currant Jelly Browned Potatoes Buttered Beets Creamed Celery Hot Mince Pie Cotfee 5029 Sherbrooke West Opposite Westmount Theatre) ERE CCIE RCI COR LA A LE LE RCD AC OE : Gracemode THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH OUR MANY FRIENDS A Very Merry Christmas and IRB A Happy New Year i \"Shoppe REGISTERED WAlnut 4771 i A WE % p yp 1 * PINS Pi Pea CHRISTMAS | TREES JUST ARRIVED A [5 w | SELECT YOURS NOW! 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How many, many joyful mornings of gold and white have shone on rT MIRA RMN mme\u201d the foot.As the Canadian grandchildren, we were given far too many toys tor any two little girls\u2014but we had no objections to that.The dining room table was loaded with gifts, too, and we had had our \u201cstockings\u201d in the morning.What a day! There was a turtle who jerked his neck from side to side as you pulled him along the floor, we remember; and there was a fairylike ball made of pink and blue wires, which bounced and floated like a bubble, And there was a rose growing in that London garden on Christmas day.Well, there\u2019s no more us, and how many Christmas candies have burnt into the peaceful evenings when the lovely day was over.What a wealth of kindness we have recelved from the multitude of pepole who have brought us gifts and laughter through the years, and whose memory is bringing us gifts and laughter still, : While chopping wood the other day Neighbor John observed that the good woodsman is rarely the fellow who complains about his ax being dull, and Neighbor Tom said, \u201cThat remark might win the war, if enough of our grumblers took it to heart.\u201d garden oc We take this opportunity to thank our customers for their patronage during the past year and to wish everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS CLAREMONT 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Years\u2019 Exjerience 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST, DE.5656 4235 St.Lawrence Blvd.PL.0434 4491 St.Lawrence Blvd.PL.0507 6614 St.Hubert TA.0090 3132 Masson CH.4757 A2 DINAN | have found the@ words .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026csccerereecenmeenten censeccsrracscnnces hidden in the advertisement OF L\u2026.\u2026\u2026.ecccce-srccenmersececmensen ss serccces Page .and the WORDS _.cccrroccccnsccerescanencecisanmen trames ess hidden in the advertisement OF .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026csessrerencerrencanccrarreces OR page .of this week\u2019s Exxaminer, these being the titles of the two feature pictures to be shown at the Westmount Theatre during the first half of the coming week.| agree to accept the judges\u2019 decision as final regarding the awarding of passes to the Theatre.Address ooo rete Winners are to be drawn from those submitting the correct answers.EE Christmas gift-getting can bea disillusioning process.No doubt you've tried all year ta forget the poisonous green vase Aunt Em sent you last year, also that terrible ashstand that always tips over and spills ashes on the tloor.These white elephants on your Christmas tree are something to remember when you're giving as well as getting, especially when it comes to the ladies on your list.First, because if they're women, they're hard to please, and second, because the cholce of gifts seem to be so much wider for women than for men, That means the chances of going wrong are greater.Here, then, are some guideposts to help you along the terrifying road of giving, ways of giving wiseiy which result in no exchange on Dec.26.If She's a Butterfly\u2014 Make her present something to wear on her flittings, the coveted luxuries she'll think amusing and gay.Your favorite department store or specialty shop is packed to the window sills both with the gifts that bob up every year because they're good and she wants them\u2014and with \u2018\u2018unusuals\u2019 you'd never thought of before.If you're going in for the standard variety, like perfume, compacts, lipsticks, hosiery, jewelry, lingerie, then do remember to find out ahead of time what kind of perfume she l{kes and uses, what shade of powder she\u2019ll prefer in that chaste gold compact, what size hosiery she uses.Here it\u2019s the thoughtfulness be- \u201cTemifying Road of Giving\u201d Made Easier With This List .hind the gift that will count tho most.As for lingerie, if you're a man and the mere thought of walking into a woman's lingerie departinent turns your face scarlet as a stoplight, there's a neat way out.Simply phone the store (either Personal Shopping Service or the Lingerie Department), tell them what you have in mind and how much or how little you want to pay, and ask them to make a selection for you.The chances are the woman on the other end of the wire will be able to do a better job than you could.And if you're dubfous about that.suggest that she send you two or three items on approval, Then you can make your choice, send the rejected ones back, and there'll be no memory of pink stammerings to haunt your waking hours.If She's a Campus All-Star\u2014 She always feels her wardrobe is inadequate, and she'll do cartwheels on Christmas morning if your present is & two-plece sports dress or a casual corduroy suit.This idea 1s aimed at doting aunts and grandparents -\u2014 or at big brother who's out in the business world and pretty proud of Little Sister.You'll want to check these points when you go two-piece dress buying.Hold out for elbow- length sleeves or the kind of long sleeve she can push up.Have the blouse part of the drens long, below her hips, and belted at the waistline.Be sure the collar is The flowered rayon crepe nightie shown here has a matching quilted bolero jacket, Red, white and blue scuffs with yarn boy-and-girl dolls on thetoes - .angel-soft tulle dancing dresses .firemen\u2019s red knitted underwear ., yellow nightgowns sprigged with pink rosebuds and teamed with quilted bedjacket .each and all of these express the wartime character of 1942 Christmas gifts to the junior miss.Too big for playthings as such, she still has a lively imagination and more special interests than her mother or older sister did at the \u2018teen age.And there's your key to a successful gift list for her.It she's going out with boys, clothes that are very special will excite her, Consider a party dres: with flurrying skirt, pink, barel: touched by sequins of black black jersey bodice with shor sleewg:s; or a warm short date dress\u2014perhaps in (ris velveteer with huge petunias on the ful skirt.or a lovelv challis print witt velveteen jacket.TRY A SEWING KIT The girl who's sewing for her celf nowadays would appreciate a dress-length of wool, challis or mending kit.to school, rain or shine, a really pick up her spirits in bad weather, set, or a reversible sports coat\u2014 short and boxy with cotton gabardine lining! All those high-schoolers whose tancy ture will like hobby-stuff with a any skill or aptitude.Drawing tools and pencils for the budding artist or draftsman are good, and sors and other instruments for for her room.Any would kindle to home bowling equipment, skating or skiing clothes, or bright togs for any outdor activity.rayon; a sewing kit, or a good § For the girl who always walks / pretty rafncoat and umbrella to & Also suitable are a twin sweater | like a sallor\u2019s | jacket\u2014o! wide whale corduroy ; 7 also turns to a career-fu- B for the would-be designer, a set § of prints or pictures, and scis- covering à screen or wastebasket Ÿ sports-minded youngster | Gifts for a Junior Miss?Here's Your Answer \u201cJools\u2019\u2019 and trick accessories: top, good luck bracelet with red lucite charms and heart earrings; center, a chenille beanies with jet loops; a wooden siren pin with felt eyes and mouth; below, plastic bracelet of red and green plaques.practical portent for developing § .7 ts This gay guardsman holds soap and dusting powder.casual; a plain shirt collar would be nice.Don't shy at all these details, Every one of them is campus-approved and any Junior or College Shop wilt have something that conforms.When it comes to jewelry, easy does it.She's spending ninety per cent of her waking hours in sports clothes, and the jewelry should co-operate, A single gold mesh chain is something she'll enjoy wearing with her inevitable sweater-and-skirt combine.Another natural is a lapel in, Unleash some {pagination here.It should Le a and fun-\u2014say, & set of miniature gold skis, Bracelets she'll love if they're strictly tailored, either simple wide gold bauds, a pair of them, or perhaps silver and turquoise worked into a Mexican design.The wider the better, Most college girls are much- traveled unless they're going to the local institution of learning, and the Juggage shops are full of ideus for making her trips easier.You don't have to spend a lot of money, either, unless you're a \u201cgenuine leather\u201d addict.Linen and other fabric-covered cases are as smart as leather and much less costly.Consider a makeup case here.They're small, compact and carry a surprising amount of otherwise hard-to-pack items.If She's a Busy Bee\u2014 She's probably trying to combine business with home life and, more important, trying to impress the boss.You can help by putting in her Christmas stocking a makeup kit, croam, cleansing tissues, powder and lipstick.She'll stick it into a bottom desk drawer and use it endlessly for quick rejuvenating jobs, The thougbtful man will find out her favorite brand of cosmetics beforehand, For a grand gesture to someone who's special, get a wrist watch.She'll thank her lucky stars and keep on time for office appointments with {ts help.Incidentally, watchos are now definitely out of the humdrum class, and you can shop for something different without raising the ante.A square face, for example, is new.Combine it with a simple gold mesh band, If She's Poetry-and- Mbonlight\u2014 She's set the lovelight glowing in your eyes and you're probably duo-ing it up a church aisles soon, (This section strictly for men: Only a man could feel thls way about a woman.) One way of spreading good Christmas cheer would be to give her a hostess gown, something sleek and ultra in black velvet trimmed all the way down the front with wide panels of handmade lace with a pink satin un- derslip to peek wickedly through, Hundreds of others just as attractive, of course, are In the shops, and you'll want to match the gown to the woman.Of course, you may not yet have one-kneed it on the parlor floor.In that case, you'll want to stay within the bounds of good taste and still let her know you're thinking of her.A really good equipped with essential cold pocketbook might be the right choice, and it doesn't have to look like every other pocketbook in the world.You'll have no trouble at all locating au enormous black suede one, long and fiat-looking, pleated opulently into a severe gold frame.Or spond a little more time on the chase and bag a fur one, covered in pony skin, perhaps, in leopard, or In beaver, As for jewelry, you've a bevy of heautifuls to choose from.Our idea would be a diamond ring.And be sure to make this gift in person, MRS, CAMPBELL TO SPEAK Mrs.Owen Reid Campbell will deliver an address entitled \u2018\u2018Retrospect and Prospect\u201d at a maet- ing of the Frances Willard W.C.T.U.to be held at Dominion Douglas Church on Wednesday afternoon Dec, 30th at 3 o'clock, Miss Frances Smart will be the soloist of thy afternoon, with Mrs.W.A.Dobson's Circle in charge.With submarines being built in Wisconsin, who can laugh at the Swiss Navy joke.Prosperous MISS L.Permanent Waving MSVARSCREEE Wishing Our Customers and Friends A Joyful Christmas and A Happy and 394 Victoria Ave., Room 104 New Year HERRING = Beauty Culture EL.7070 MISS SUNFLOWER HAT SHOP SEASON\u2019S GREETINGS A.CORBEIL \u2014 MISS M.EGAN Wish to Extend To all customers and friends and to thank them for their patronage during the past year., 5464 Sherbrooke W.DE.2076 (Near Girouard) ae IRD IRI BI IR BUN RR IR: IS or buy buiter at retail proper coupons.Brown coupons, Nos.Ration Book Number Each Brown coupon, entitles the holder to by, or in the presence employee.H desired.EFFECTIVE NOW UT RATIONED BY COUPON The ration is one-half pound of butter per person, per week.On and after December 21st it is unlawful to sell without the surrender of the 1 to 11, \u201cSpare \u2018C\u201d from 1 now in the hands of the publie, are to be used for this purpose.Nos.1 to 11, \u201cSpare \u2018C\u201d buy one week's supply.Only Dates When Butter Coupons Become Useable \u2014 and Expire Ottawa, December 21, 1942 Ti IR Brown coupons, Nos.1 to 11 \u201cSpare \u2018C\u2019'\u201d cam be used for the purchase of butter.Each coupon becomes good on a definite date and expires on a definite date ., and can be used only ' within its prescribed period, as given below.The system for butter is different from that apply ing to Sugar, Coffee and Tea, where coupons have | no specified expiry date.Coupon Good for Parchase Not Good for Number beginning on Purchase After 1 December 21 January 8 2 December 28 ; Jannary 8 and 4 January 4 January 17 and 6 January 18 January 31 and 8 February 1 February 14 and 10 February 15 February 28 11 March 1 Mareh 14 NOTE: Brown Coupon No.2, \u201cSpare \u2018C\u2019 \u201d will be good for use only during a 7-day period\u2014December 28 to January 3.Brown Coupons , Nos.1, and 3 to 11, \u201cSpare \u2018C\u2019' *\u2019, can be used within 2-week periods.Coupons for butter, like those for Sugar, Coffee and Tea (the red and green coupons) must be detached of any seller of butter or his consumers may lodge their Temporary Ration Cards | All Brown Coupons on Temporary Ration Cards issued to members of the i armed forces on leave, visitors to Canada, etc., are good after December 21.: | butter coupon sheets with their retailers, so that the latter may detach the required coupons when delivering.having in their more than one person in the ho 3, 1943, report Butter Holdings Exceeding More Than One Pound per Person Must Be Reported and Coupons Surrendered 1 Consumers or non-registered boarding houses possession the equivalent of pound of butter for each usehold, must before January their holdings to the nearest office of this Board.They must forward with their reports the number of butter coupons representing their butter holdings.If the quantity of butter in possession of such persons represents more than the eleven brown coupons in Ration Book No.1, which will be good for butter, they must in their reports undertake to detach from future ration books, additional butter coupons equal to the remainder of the surplus.Special Notice On and after December 28, retailers must establish their right to purchase new supplies of butter from their suppliers by turning over to the supplier currently valid ration eoupons equivalent to the poundage of butter ordered from the suppliers._\u2014 THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD THERE ARE HEAVY PENALTIES FOR BREAKING THESE REGULATIONS to Retailers setae À Lopes i A i fiat Aer ie ATE TA EAR Te re WT REE ry &- Moers I WANNA SURPRISE THE SWEET WOMAN AND LITTLE CIC ER 4 \\ HEH, HEH, NO USE ; 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You LOOK \u2019 NE LIKE THE REAL N = THING! 7 Iv - SEES ME! WON'T HE BE = TILL LITTLE CICERO SURPRISED! NEIGHBOR LO A -O OH! OH! THERE'S THAT NASTY- TEMPERED PoOCH OF THE I WONDER IF HE'S PUTTING / ON AN ACT PRETENDING (7: OSE IN HE DOESN'T SEE ME! ON f TLL JUST IGNORE N NY \u2018 711 ELA 3e im OH, WELL, LET THE HoLLY FALL WHERE IT MIGHT! ©) MERRY CHRISTMAS, ML THERE! T THINK 1 DID A SWELL JOB TRIMMING THE TREE! A 4 wl gly | Le (J rs 8 } e y TIME AND JUST ELF A di ( TREE , JUNIOR \u2014 LET'S CHOP IT TREE ?OH , RUDY, FROM RAY WEST'S WHERE DID FARM! ISNT IT A YOU GET THAT] BEAUTY ?7, THAT'S FUNNY RIGHT WITH BEST Reon COMPANY WISHES FROM BROUGHT LS THIS RAY WEST LOVELY TREE .READ Simp Toots His Horn! 1m LEARNING HA! HA! TO PLAY THIS JTHAT'S A °| [OOMPAH 1 VOKE ! YoU GOTTA JOB IN |COULONTT - A CHRISTMAS /EVEN BLOW BAND A WHISTLE \"SAY, WHATS THE BIG | |IDEA ?WHYD YOU STOP PLAYING P ITLL FRIGHTEN HIM AWAY IF 1 BLOW THE HORN - AND \\T DON'T FRIGHTEN HIM AWAY,ILL BE SO OUT OF WIND 1 CAN'T RUN U E 4 Pe to PACE TEIN Hollywood Gossip THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1942 NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD AT WESTMOUNT THEATRE That combination of movie per- sonallties which made an indelible mark in the minds of countless fin tans when Paramount's \u201cThis Gun For Hire\u201d was released-\u2014Ve- ronfræz Lake and Alan Laad\u2014Is again brought together by the saine studio in Dashiell Hammetts \u201cThe Glass Key,\u201d which 1s now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Tuesday night, Ladd sprang up from nowhere to storm into a place in the film firmament with his characterization of the cold-blouded killer In \u201cThis Gun For Hire.\" In \u201cThe Glass Key'' he is still very much the strong, silent man but this time his role is on the right side.t L.a Lake, she of the very blonde hair and the very magnetic personality, again 1s sald to prove tne\u2019 perfect romantic vis-a-vis for him, The third member of this triple-starrer, and the third corner of the romantic triangle, is Brian Donlevy who has just thriiled thousands with his performance in Paramount's \u201cWake Island.\u201d Others rounding out the excellent\u2019 cast are Bonita Granville, Rich-| ard Denning, Joseph Callela and.William Bendix, the latter also having done his bit in \u201cWake Island.\u2018 =\" \"AT THE WESTMOUNT y = pr\", né Y! HE Jean Arthur, Cary Grant in a scene from \u201cThe Talk Of The Town,\u201d which opens at the Westmount United Theatre on Wednesday playing until Saturday night.At York Theatre A faded theatrical photograph recalled her first days on the stage to Mary Nash, when she found it on her desk when she played the school principal in \u2018Calling Dr.Gillespie,\u201d medical- detectlve mystery with [Lionel Barrymore, Douna Reed and Philip Dorn, Barrymore put It there, It was 8 picture of herself in \u201cAlice Bit by the Fire,\u201d her first stage appearance.Ethel Barrymore was the star.On the same bill Lionel and John played in \u201cPantaloon,\u201d another Sir James Barrie playlet.Her First Stage Job It started some years before that, when Barrymore was leading man in the stock company managed by her father, Phillp Nash, in Albany, New York, Mary was a small girl then, and used to come to the matinee.She developed 4 childish \u2018\u2018crush\u2019\u201d on Barrymore, which he never knew of until years later.When the Barrie play festival was staged in New York, it was through the Albany friendship that Mary got her first stage job.She later rose to footlight fame, then scored in Hollywood.But she and Barrymore had never met after the Barrie play until they worked together in the new\u2019 Dr.Gillespie picture, which etarts Wednesday at the York United Theatre.At The Monkland The first screen story of Am- arfcan fighter pilots in the Royal Air Force ts told In Walter Wang- er's new Universal film, \u201cEagle Squadron,\u201d currently playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Tuesday night, with Robert Stack and Diana Barrymore in the leading roles.Other notables in the lengthy] cast include such well know players ag Jon Hall, Eddie Albert, Nigel Bruce, Evelyn Ankers, Leif Erikson, Jon Loder, Edgar Barrier, Isobel Elsom, Gladys Cooper,.Paul Cavanagh, Richard Davies, Jill Esmond, Gene Reynolds and Alan Hale, Jr.Authentic highlights in the picture include a raid by.the dreaded British'\u2018ommandos, scenes of \u2014\u2014 EEOC EE CC SECO PRET OE DEC CHR REE NEW YEAR'S EVE AT THE Ritz-Carlton Hotel ® DANCING Thursday, Dec.31st Cabaret Style Admission: $5.00 per couple, plus tax For Reservations Telephone Plateau 4212 MARRAINE BLAKE SEWELL Ÿ And His Orchestra 10to3 am.@ { well as a promising haitkey play- At gs, AT THE 7 MONKLAND WEDNESDAY ! oc lpn Humphrey Bogart and players in a scene from the thrilling romantic film \"Across The Pacific,\u201d which opens at the Monkland United Theatre on Wednesday playing until Saturday night.modern warfare in the clouds, and a close-up view of war work by women, which includes (flying transport planes, operating radio communications and firing antiaircraft guns.¢ \u201cShep\u2019 Mayer, who was a member of Toronto Leafs new Kid Line, Is a boxer of note as er.The sturdy little fellow scored nine knockout in\u201c amateur Factory Padres are becoming more and more numerous, and it seems likely that they have come to stay\u2014a war !dea to help work-; ers with their personal problems.Scores of Lancashire cotton mills | and engineering works have now their own padre, and the same Is true of Yorkshire.For Delivery of eau SOLS encore Prompt The Isle of.Man has been at war with Germany for twenty- eight years! The Manx Government declared war in 1914\u2014but were never invited to Versailles, and therefore did not sign the peace.So no new declaration was needed in 1939! .The Western hemisphere produces half the world's annual cotton crop, four fifths of which is grown in the United States.Merry Christmas In the rush of the merry morning, When the red burns through the gray, And the wintry world lies waiting For the glory of the day; Then we hear a fitful rushing Just without upon the stair, See two white phantoms coming, Catch the gleam of sunny hair.Are they Christmas fairies stealing Rows of little socks to fill?Are they angels floating hither With their message of goodwill?What sweet spell are these elves weaving, As Hke larks they chirp and sing?Are these palms of peace from heaven 4 That these lovely spirits bring?Rosy feet upon the threshold, Eager faces peeping through With the tirst red ray of sunshine, Chanting view; Mistletoe and gleaming holy, Symbols of a blessed day, In their chubby hands they carry, Streaming all along the way.cherubs come in Well we know them, never weary; Of this Innocent surprise; AUSTRALIA\u2014The Australian Government has limited the sale of drink in Lotels and public houses to seven hours, Production and sales of beer have been cut by one-third as part of the Cov- ernment plans to release manpower for the war.When paint brushes on the farm are stored away for winter.they should first be thoroughly cleaned and dried.It is important that they be stored flat with { the bristles straight.Wrapping in heavy cardboard or between wooden slats will attain this object.\u201cWestmount's Home Newspage | Theatrical | Attractions » Do right, and God's recompense to you will be the power of doing more right.Give, and God's re ward to you will be the spirit ot giving more; love, and God wij pay you with the capacity of mora love, for love is Heaven and the Spirit of God within you.\u2014Rop.\u2018ertson, Dermestid beetles \u2014 the black carpet beetle, the larder beetle, and the hide and leather beetje .\u2014all prefer products of an apj.mal nature, but the carpet beetle, in addition to being a serious household pest of woollens, is a common pest in flour and seeq warehouses.Waiting, watching, listening always With full hearts and tender eyes, While our little household; angels, White and golden in the sun, Greet us with the sweet old wel-| \u201c come\u2014 \u201cMerry Christmas, every one!\u201d 5307 Sherbrooke W.|! EL.6566 \u2014 EL.8930 | Deliveries from 8 a.m.to 11 p.m.Le oo eo ot Sack 7 de he \u2018 OLD SONGS D .\\ Canada s finest ale\u2014~brewed by DAWES for five generations | NT opera uma - MONHLAND, (Monkland Ave.at Girouard) fo TODAY i \u201cBEAGLE SQUADRON,\u201d Robert | \u201cStack, John Hall and Diana , Barrymore.\u201cTHE MEXICAN SPITFIRE AT SEA,\u201d Lupe Velez and Leon Errol and Charles \u201cBuddy\u201d Rogers.| Starts Wednesday until Saturday à À \u2018A Wonderful WARNER BROS.HIT with that \u201cMALTESE FALCON team MARY ASTOR SYDNEY \"ssn Go GREENSTREET &.ey: Ags jhe is yan ot 8 Mary Roberts Rineharts Famed Character W ETT ET Is e 9 RIEL LIL GARSON wilt, CLIFFORD EVANS * HUNTZ HALL | December 31st, ALL SEAT DON'T WAIT UNTIL Buy your tickets in advance \u2014 i They'll have fun! id AB gear a EE ee I.NOW SHOWING GREER dE; PIDGEON Directed by WILLIAM WYLER » - MRS.MINIVER STARTING CHRISTMAS MIGHTY As ITS TITLE.Ey andy .CONSTANCE CUMMINGS ° ; ADDED FUN FOR CHRISTMAS It's Cute, Clever and Collegiate! \u201d ZIS BOOM BAH!\u201d STARRING | * GRACE HAYES à MARY HEALY % * PETER LIND HAYES * GET YOUR TICKETS NOW ! For Our Gala NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW Commencing Thursday Night, FIRST SHOWING IN MONTREAL! | ALL NEW! ALL DIFFERENT! Arr A DIM) NEW YEAR'S EVE SURPRISES! PLAN YOUR PARTIES NOW! the Snowdon Theatre.Why not buy a block of 4-8 or 10 for those Uncles and Aunts you forgot about on your Xmas Shopping List! START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! is \u2018 > by r Voted the Grex Ma 10-BEST Flim List} » Produced by SIDNEY FRANKLIN DAY TOMMY TRINDER * BENNY RUBIN x at 11.30 o\u2019clock REPUBLIC PICTURE 75° | INC.TAXES THE LAST MINUTE ! Now on sale at the box-office of IT pe ces (Sherbreoke at Grey Ave.) WE il } Starts Wednesday until Saturday EDGAR BUCHANAN 1 GEORGE STEVENS PRODUCTION ; (he ove yon \u201cTom of 5 You\" sad Pouny Sarsende\u201d) Soreen play by IRWIN SHAY end SIDNEY BUCHMAN = A COLUMBIA PICTUR& 2nd Feature Attraction \u2018BRUCE BENNETT « EILEEN O'HEARN \u201cLARRY PARKS « ROGER CLASS TODAY \u2014 Dashiell Hammett's \u201cTBE GLASS KEY,\u201d Veronica Lake, Alan Ladd and Brian Donlevy, \u201cMEET TBE STEWARTS,\u201d Frances Dee and William Holden.| em TALK \"OF OUR-TOWN withi____ - 7s (St.Catherine at Guy 8t.) RONALD COLMAN, JEAN ARTHUR and CARY GRANT in of RAIDER,\u201d with John Howard, Marguerite Chapman and Bruce Bennett.TODAY \u201cThe Talk The Town.\" \u201cSUBMARINE A mad killer is on your traill gr heart - » a smashing job \u201cSPY Starts Wednesday until Friday FITS THE TRAINWHISTIE P21 waa î Pa Your favorite ; a PHILIP DORN « DONNA REED Phil Brown « Nat Pendieton « Alma Kruger - Mary Nish TWO HIT ATTRACTIONS TIMELY and TERRIFIC! .If you want to get the big thrill of seeing and knowing what our-G-Men are doing here's the story of the whole.filthy sabotage set-up .with % CRAIG STEVENS * IRENE MANNING | Maris WRIXON - Michael AMES - Peter WHITNEY man-in-vibite triesto GTA nd meets \u20ac 52 © \" \u2014 a STE with LIONEL BARRYMORE SHIP\" A pal H will p! Budd A out w tam cl will be At cer Cox fr Bussie Argos.Rig aulay Royal other Jim de ter fr gether and W played Other are P: tam B the Al The sions under event the pr nesday the W {ween Play tions week's dules All th Moder dition si Plan 3 Year\u2019 For 1K ; 5 ry ye # Yom all IN Dense doing 1's re irit of d wil f more ad the \u2014Rotb- black beetle, beetle BD ani.beetle, serious 3, is à d seed THE WESTMOUNT- EXAMINER \u201cWastmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u2019 .TUESOAY.DECEMOER 22, 1942 PACE ELEVEN A FIFTH ENTRY, THE VICTORIAS WILL PLAY UNDER THAT NAME AND BE MANAGED BY RUDDY READ Players in All the Minor Sections Are Asked to Obtain Next Week's Examiner Which Will Publish All the Schedules of the League A fifth entry for the midget section of the Westmount Municl- pal Hockey League was organized on Saturday afternoon.This team will play under the name of the Victorias and will be managed by Buddy Read.About a dozen players have signified their intentions of turning out with the new club.Pete Merrill who was in the nets for the bantam champions, Royals, will be with the Vics while the defencemen will be Pete Ross from the Flyers\u2019 midgets and possibly John Oliver.At center there will be Bob Grant from the Royals bantams, Henry Cox from the Aerials midgets of Point St.Charles and possibly Davie Bussiere from last year's bantam Argos.Right wingers will be Ian Macaulay and Ralph Edmison of the Royal bantams while on th other wing, the candidates are Jim deLalanne and Richard Coulter from the Flyers midgets together with Geoffrey Messenger and Walt Tilden, neither-of whom played QAHA hockey last year.Other possibilities for the team are Paul Moriarty from the bantam Bulldogs and Jack Martin ot the Argos bantams.The club will hold practice sessions during the next two weeks under coach Buddy Read, In the event of the rinks being ready, the practices will be held on Wednesday and Saturday evenings on the Western avenue East rink between 7 and 8 o'clock, Players in all the minor sections are asked to obtain next week\u2019s Examiner as all the schedules will be issued at that time.All the sections will get underway the first week in January with the Juvenile and Intermediate groups jumping into action on Monday evening January 4th.Beaver Lodge VAL MORIN, QUE.Modern ski lodge, winter air conditioned.Game room.Good home cooking.SKI TOW ON PROPERTY Plan now for your Xmas snd New Year's Holidays.Moderate rates.One mile from station, For reservations, write or phone C.R.GIBSON Val Morin 183 W 4 DESCRIBES THE // ATMOSPHERE OF THE Laursntids Inn AT GRAND MERE, QUE.THE SURROUNDINGS ARE UNUSUMW BEAUTIFUL @ 6 .and Sood Food - 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Montreal Protestant Schools\u2019 Hockéy Union will launch its long winter program January 5, when Montreal High clashes with Verdun High in a Senior \u2018A\u2019 game at the Forum.This tilt will lift the lid on a combined schedule of 84 games in the three sections, including Senior \u2018B\u2019 and junior.Twenty- two are registered for play with the Senior \u2018A\u2019 games holding forth at the Forum, Lachine Arena and 8t.Laurent Arena and the juniors dividing their games between Lachiné and St.Laurent.\u201c Frank Lloyd Sharpe, vice-pre- sident of the Union, points out that obtaining referees presents something of a problem and asks available referees to communicate with J.G.Lang at DE.5908.- Senior A January 4\u20144,00, Forum, Mon- ftreal High vs.Verdun High; Strathcona Academy vs.West.mount High.January 7\u20144.00, Forum, West Hill vs, Verdun High, January 12\u20144.00, Forum, Verdun High vs.Westmount High; Montreal High vs, West Hill High.January 19 \u2014 4.00, Forum, Westmount High vs, West Hill High; Verdun High vs, Strath- cona, January 26\u20144,00, Forum, West Hill vs, Strathcona Academy; Westmount High vs.Montreal 1Righ, February 2\u20144.00, Forum, Verdun High vs.West Hill High.February 4 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, West Hill vs, Montreal High, February 9\u20144.00, Forum, Verdun High vs.Montreal High; Strathoona Academy vs.West- mount High.February 16 \u2014 4.00, Forum, was in 1938-39, when he wes credited with 28 assists.This was the largest number of assisté credited to any one defence player that season, and, by coincidence, equalled the number of assists registered by Hector \u201cToe\u201d Blake, ot Canadiens, who thdt season lad the Natiémil League on points, FOOTBALLER TOO George Hubert \u201cBill\u201d Quacken- bush, rookie défenceman with Detroit Red Wings, of the National Hockey League, was an all-star footballer before he #ra- duated to major hockey competition.Last saison, he played hoe- key with the Brantford Juniors.He is & feet, 10 inches, weighs 188 and is 20 yedrs of age.Car- Wing scout, considers him one of the best of his recent finds.THIS WEEK'S CROSSWORD PULZLE SOLUTION PARKER PROTESTANT HOCKEY UNION OPENS SCHOOL LOOP JAN.3 84 Games Scheduled for Season Beginning With Verdin-Montreal High Clash in Senior A Game at the Forum Strathcona High vs.West Hill High vs.Academy: | Montréal Westmount High.February 18 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, Westmount High vs, Verdun High.February .38 \u2014 4.00, Forum, west Hill High vs.Westmount High; Stratheond Accdétiy vs.Verdun High.Senior B January 11 \u2014 5,00, Loyols, Westmount vs.Baron Byne.January 14 \u2014 4.30, Lachiné, Montreal West vs, Montreal High; 4.00.Forum, West Hiti va.Lower Canada, January 18 \u2014 4.30, Lachino, Lower Cañada vd.Lachine; 5.00, Loyola, Montreal High vs.West- mount, January 21 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, Mount Royal vs.West Hill, January 25 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, Westmount High vs.Lachine; 5.00, Loyola, Barem Byng vs.Montreal West, January 28 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, Baron Byng vs.West Hill; 5.00, Loyola, Lachine vs, Montréal West; 4.00, Forum, Blrathcona vs.Lower Cahada, February 1 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, Westmount ve.Montreal West; 5.00, Loyola, West Hill ve.Montreal High, February 4 \u2014 5.00, Strathcona vs, Westniount; Forum, Baron Byag vi.Canadas, Februfty 8\u2014¢.30, St.Lauréat, Lower Canada vs.Mount Rbydl.February 11 \u2014 5.00, Loyola, West Hill ve.Westmount; 4.00, Forum, Montreal West vs, Lower Canada.February 15 \u2014 4,30, Lachine, Lachine vs.West Hill; 5.00, Loyola, Lower Canada vs.Westmount, February 18 \u2014 65.00, Loyola, Mount Royal vs, Montreal West.February 22\u20144.30, S{.Laurent, Westmount vs, Mount Royal, February 28 \u2014 4.30, Lachine, Montreal West vs.West Hill; 5.00, Loyolp, Lower Canada vs.Montreal High, March 1 \u2014 5.00, Bt.Laurent, West Hifi vs, Strathcona, Junior January 16 \u2014 10.89, Lachine, Lower Canada vs.Vérdun, Montres] West-vs.Wèstmount Intermediate, Janudry 28 \u2014 10.30.Lachine, Verdun vs.Westmount Tntér.: 10.30, Lower Canads vs.William Dawson.January 30 \u2014 10.80, Lachifie, Montreal West vs, Lewer Canada; Strathcona vs, Verdup; 10.30, St.Laurent, Westmount Inter.vs.William Dawson, February ¢ \u2014 10.30, Lachine, Lower Canada vs.Westmount Inter.; Verdun vs.St.Lambert February 13 \u2014 10.30, Lachine, Mount Royal vs.Westmount Inter.; Verduf vs.William Dawson; 10.30, St.Laurent, Loyer Canada va.St.Lambert; Montreal West vs.Stratheons, February 20 \u2014 10.30, Lachine, Stratheoné vs.Lower Cénada; Bt, Lambert vs.Westmount Inter.; 10.30, St.Laurent, Montres! West vs.Willlam Dawson; verdun vs.Moust Royal.February 27\u201410.30, Lachine, Montreal Wast vé.Verdun High: 10.30, St.Laurént, Westmouht Inter, vs, Strathcona: Lower Cah- 4.00.Lower ada vs, Mount Roysl.Loyola, Senior \u201cA\u201d Basketball Opens With Full Schedule on January 7 West Hill High and Catholic High will usher in the Senior \"A\" section of the Interscholastic Basketball League January 7 according to the league schedule released by Opening game of the Senior Mount Roysl and stratheona on Ja & | will also open January 6 with Stra \u201cBB\u201d group will officials.bring together nuary 6 while the Junior circuit thcona playing host to Verdun, Fifteen games are scheduled for the Senior \u201cA,\u201d 50 for Senior \u201cB\" and 30 for the Juniors.The dater of games in which local teams are involved: SENIOR \u201cRB\u201d January 13\u2014Lachine vs.Montreal West; Weat Hill vs.Lower Canada, January 10\u2014West Hill va, Lachine.January 21\u2014Montreal West vs.West Hill.January 26\u2014Westmount vs.Lower Canada; Strathcona at Commercial, January 38\u2014Lachine vs.West Hill.February 2-Mentreal West vs.Lower Canada.February 3\u2014Montreal West vs.West- mount; Commercial vs, Montreal, February $\u2014Lachine va.Lower Canada.February 10\u2014Montreal West vs.West Hil.February 16&\u2014Lôwer Canada vs.West Hin, February 17\u2014Montreal West va, chine; Montreal vs.Strathcona.February 18-Commiércial vs.lam Dawson.February 19 \u2014 Lower Canada va.Westmount.February 22\u2014Lachine vs.Westmount.February 23\u2014West Hill vi.Montreal.Tebruary 26\u2014West Hi vs.Lachine.March 3\u2014Lower \u2018Cafiada vs Montreal West, March 5\u2014Westmount vs.West Hill, March 8\u2014Lower Canada ve.Lachine.Le- Wil- March #\u2014Westmount vs, Montteal West.JUNIOR January &\u2014~Verdun ve.Strathcona.January 11\u2014Montreal vs.William Dawson.Ir January 13\u2014Verdun va.West Hi; Westmount tut, vs.Baron Byng.January 15\u2014Strathcona vs, Montreal, January 19\u2014Strathecona va, William Dawson, January 20\u2014Baron Byng vs.real.January 21\u2014Weatniount Int.vs, West Hill, January 25\u2014Nontreal vs.Verdun.January 37 \u2014 William Dawson vs Baron Byng.January 28\u2014Strathcona vs.West Hill, February f \u2014 Verdun vs.Willan Dawson; Strathcona vs.Baron lyuyg.February 3\u2014West Hill vs.Montreal.Mout- February § \u2014 William Dawson vs.Westmount Ind.February 8-\u2014Verdun vs.Baron Ryng.February 11\u2014Weat III vs Wesl- mount Ind.February 12 \u2014 Wlillam Dawson ve.Montreal.February 17 \u2014 Montreal vs.Strath- cona.February 18\u2014Verdun vs, Westimount Ind.; West Ril) va.William Dawson.February 21 \u2014 Westmount Ind.vs.Verdun.February 24\u2014Willlam Dawson vs, Strathcona.February 25 \u2014 Montreal vs.Duron Byng.March 1\u2014~West Hill vs, Verdun.March 2-\u2014Haron Byng vs.Verdun.March 3\u2014Westmount Ind, vs, Strath.conn.March 8\u2014Ruron Byng vs.Strathcona.The Westmount Y.M.C.A.Christmas Program got off to à good start Monday morning with à trip to the 7 Up Bottllhg Company.Here the boys were shown how T Up is made and dottled, in g spotlesaly clean plant.After this interesting trip the boys were treated to a bottle of 7 Up.More trips similar to this oné have been planned for thé next two wéêeks.Another special feature of this Christmas prografiime will be a full length talkie film \u2018Blondie Meets The Boss\u201d, on Tuesday afternoon starting at 3.15 p.m, Each member is bringing a friend to share in the fun.A swim will follow the show, and members aré reminded té bring a towdl.Wednesday evening there will\u2019 be a gala event for all preps and Juniors at Murray Park.The boys will meat at {be Ÿ at 7 o'clock.There will be skating, sliding, and skiing at the Park, after which there wijl bé a fireside program at the Y, with stories and réfreshments, Bob Bedl aot- ing a8 story teller, Basketball teams are being formed 1a the junior and inter- méditte sections to play Lachine Y on Wednesdiy afternoon.The members of the judior team aré is follows: Allah Smith, Dave Binmore, Ron George, Mary Gresnbaum, Oameron MeFaddes, Doug Baker, Dave Ross, Tom Sparrow, Hd Mdore, Tom Bparrow, The Intermédiate Team line up: Wolfgang Siemers, Allan Dibblée, Ken MeColm, Roy Howard, 8id Simpson, Brian Pearsé, Finlay Dickson, John Diekens, Sandy Edmigon, Following the program on Thursday afternoon, thévé will be à Chrigtmes tree party, for all the preps and juplors, tMis will tike place around thd Y's Christmas tree iz the front lobby.The programme will congist ef Chriet- mas carols, and other antertain- mént.Bob Beal will be in chèrge of this natt of thé program, so the members ste in fer a réal treat, Intermediates The Intermediates have started a Marathofi swim 4t the Y, and up to date the competition has been véry keén.Finlay Diekion 18 in the léag with 78 lengths, Welt Slemers ts in second place wilh 64 lemgths.To date the oys have swum approximately 50 lengths.The complète program for this - _ POR CHRISTMAS CHER ORDER YOUR fram fie stété tar HD served you the best.PLEASE ORDER HOW aie La The ae APIS MRIYIRY Ea Va Wish SVERYOME A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS | FORUM GROCERY 2300 Se.Cerhorine W.Negrest liconseé tb Wecimtouat week at the \u201cY' {sn an follows: Tuesday: 10.00 am.meet for juniors and preps, 2.16 p.m, Movies: \"Rlondie Meets the |g Boss.Bvery member bring a} friend.Wednesday: 9.30 a.m.Educa- |} tional Trip to Blmhurst Dalry.Bring two car tickets, 2.00 p.m.Basketball games, intermediate afd junior with Lachine Y.Swim for Junfors and preps at 3.15 p.m.Swim for intermediates, 4.10 p.m.7.00 p.m.BSkating, sliding, and skiing party at Murray Park, followed by story telling and refreshments at the Y, Thursday: Games Jamboree In the games room, on the gym and io the pool.Fyn and prizes for all, starting at 10.00 a.m.2.00 p.m.Bnow football and other outside games, be sure and woar heavy clothes.4.00 p.m.Swim in the pool.5.00 p.m.Christmas Tteé Party.Friday: Bullding closed all day.\u201cMerry Christmas to All\" Baturday: 9.00 a.m.Hockey at Murray Park.11.00 a.m, Swim at the Y, The building will he officially closed all day Saturday, but will be open for the boys at the time of the swim, Westmount Y.M.C.A, At a Westmount Y.M.CA.handball tournament held for Business and Senior Men members on Friday evening, Mr.Brodie Shearer was high scorer with a total of 57 points.Mr.Blanley Loucks was second with 82 points.in the tournament, Swimming § 10 members took part |; SIX PEE WEE TEAMS EXPRESSED THEIR INTENTIONS OF PLAYING INTHE PRINGE ALBERT GROUP JE TYRE T cts The Prince Albert pee wee section of the Westmount Mancini Hockey League held a meeting during the week.The Prince Alber group held their meeting on Saturday morning at the comfort station in that park.A Six teama expressed their intentions of playing in the Prince AR bert group.The teams represented at the meeting and their repree sentatives were as follows: lan Doig (Flyers); Bob Gough (Bruins)f Ross Jolly (Aces); Elson Burke (Hurricanes); tons); Bob Lunny (Commandos).Juek Lunny (Skeles 24 Players in this league will have to weigh eighty pounds or under to be eligible with the exception x \u2014- es mem re ane ite), of the goaler who may weigh ns league will get away to an early much as ninety pounds, The ; teams will be limited to twelve [RTE by playing games In the men.The first four teams will [mid-week, After the Christmag partioipate In the playoffs with holidays the games will all Le the first team meeting the fourth and the second playing the third in two game total goals to count series, The winners of these two series will thon meot in a two-ont- of three game series for the championship.In the event of the rinks being readied for use this week the played each Saturday morning.Whether the league play gets under way this week or not thres exhibition games will bu played on Saturday morning, At 9.30 Flyers meet the Hurricanes, at 10.00 the Bruins play the Aces; 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