The Westmount examiner, 16 février 1945, vendredi 16 février 1945

[" Pine > Kais, of the entitled.Sunday es.ade ibly in hiidren onfirme erve an ext, af- 11 have Lincoln sembly bruary mem- Harold r.\u201d ce.Wo- à meete a Hall, © em \u2018ties stating that the Montreal of- : tice alone handled over 4,000 calls \u2018Baptist Church - @ \u201cIf we are only apathetic about .the church and the disciplehood - rising generation to be enthused .Spiers, .Canada College in an address de- .he said, , which produces hardening of the * wrong kind of example.There is \"a foundation to be laid in youth, there is a discipline to be under- - Safety Calender Committee Formed \u201cowing to orders having exceeded ~ pected to be distributed through\u2019 : out industry, same: to be ready |: during early summer.co.\u201c5 Yours tn \"Waterproof \u2018WATCHES! : See us fir about a watch.We have °.rand selection at 0 HEA: NS WE.4046 1216 Greene.Ave.\u20140\u2014>0\u2014>0\u2014>0\u201420 e miner = ; Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019 s Metropolis \u20140o>o\u2014so Bose - Hardwood Floors - Supplied - Laid - Finished Repaired - Refinished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton.& COMPANY 4263 St.Catherine St, J Westmount À Free Estimates WE.2323 S000 0=a voL.xvi, » No.6 Rotarians WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, * FEBRUARY 16, 1945.Hear Talk On Taxes Tax Inspector A.H.Rolland Speaks On Office Organization © \u201cTaxation, and the Taxation Division, are big business, almost a major industry, and like other big businesses, its administration goes on all the year around.\u201d declared Mr.A.H.Rolland, Income Tax Inspector for the Cty of Montreal in an address to the Westmount Rotary Club last Wednesday.The speaker, introduced by Past President F.'C.Whitaker, delivered an interesting and comprehensive talk on \u201cthe way we do things and something of what we are doing,\u201d and voiced the opinion that he had been invited to speak, *\u2018not as a Valentine but as a form of Lenten penitence.\u201d Mr.Rolland punctuated facts and tigures with witty and virulent remarks that lent much to the enjoyment of his address.Expressing the opinion that the! \u2018Taxation Division would \u201c., have a major role in the country\u2019s post- \u2018war finance,\u201d the speaker went into some details as to the imtrica- cies of the organization of the -Montreal office, \u2018\u201c .about which I have a certain degree of knowledge.\u201d Revealing that it required an Office Procedure Manual of over two hundred pages to handle the Montreal organization Mr.Rolland stressed the immense strain put upon telephone facili- daily.Inexperienced personnel, lack of office space and office equipment to take care of the ever ex- - (Continued on Page 2) Robert A.Spiers Addresses Westm\u2019t of Christ, how can we expect the about it?\u2019 challenged Robert A.Vice-Principal of Lower livered in the Westmount Baptist Church on the English proverb \u201cAs the twig 1s bent, so 18 the tree inclined\u201d.\u201cThe most forceful sermon in the world to youth is example,\u201d \u201cand there is nothing spiritual arteries of life so quickly and so successfully as habit engendered by imitation of the (Continued on Page 8) A special committee has been appointed to be responsible for the distribution of 1946 safety calendars, it was announced today at the Montreal headquarters of the Quebec Association for the Prevention of Industrial Accidents.} Explanation is given that the printing and distribution of 1945 safety calendars had been delayed all expectations.Estimates\u2019 are being prepared and application forms will soon be sent to employers.For 1946, 50,000 safety calendars are ex- * \u2014= Victoria Hall Saturday, Feb.17: University of Montreal dance (night); Johnny Holmes dance (night); the Catholic Charities have set up temporary headquarters in the\u201d Hall for the duration of their campaign.(Green Room.) Monday, Feb.10: Westmount Women's Club Red Cross meeting (morning and afternoon); lecture in Metaphysics by Mrs.George Reimer, Tuesday, Feb, 20: St.John Ambulance meeting (Oak Room).Wednesday, Feb.21: Victorian Order of Nurses meeting; Nor- duyn Aviation Recreation Committee dance.Thursday, Feb.29: Young Ladies Sodality of Ascension Fashion Show; Westmount Stamp Club meeting.) Friday, Feb.23: Westmount Women's Board meeting; Johnson and Johnson 8.I.0.A, (Service Is Our Aim) dance.+ FO.W.\u201cBILL'\u2019\u2019 BUNTING, son of Mrs.À.Bunting, of.Montreal, who returned from overseas with more than 500 alrcrew and ground crew personnel.While in Montreal, FO.Bunting will stay with his uncle, Cecil I.Smith, of 444 Elm avenue.À graduate of Selwyn- House and Montreal High School, he enlisted with the R.C.A.F.in September, 1940, and went overseas in December, 1941.Going over as a sergeant pilot he served in England, Egypt, Italy, Corsica and Southern France prior to returning here.A Mrs.J.Quinlan Services Held © Funeral services were held last Saturday for Mrs.John Quin- lan, nee Cogan, of 1321 Sherbrooke St.west, Who passed away at the Ross Memorial Pavillion, at the age of 72.3he was-the widow of the late John Quinlan, the owner of Quinlan Contractors Limited, of Westmount, Born in Chicago, Illinois, in September, 1872, Mrs.Quinlan lived in Westmount for almost 40 years, and moved to the above address about 6 months ago.She She was & past member of the (Continued on Page 2) Throwing Lead.~ cit, formerly « vi.From Words of -The Examiner staff, joined the A ; Army te fight the Hun, but lastoné of battling with rifle sad shell, he's costin y os épi au, Canada's battie= seen here hand-specing Army Overseas Photo.\u2019 Boys\u2019 Brigade | Launch Annual \u201cB.B.\u201d Campaign © This past Friday, the 1st Company of the Boy's Brigade launched the Annual financial campaign, known as B.B.Week, in accordance with the recent decision of the Montreal Battalion to set this present week as the most suitable time for the campaign.The past week also saw a tremendous improvement in the 2nd Boy's Brigade Squad, not only in strength but also fn standing following inspection.Inspection has been steadily maintaining its high average and this should carry muck weight in the forthcoming competitions, when uniform comes in for a substantial percentage of points.There is keen competition between all squads these weeks and the Officer Commanding has to go into very minute detail while inspecting, in many instances in order to tind errors worth commenting upon, The Company has a record of having the highest average of \u2018glistening belt buckles.The Brass Band is continuing to add players to its ranks and will soon have every avaflable spare instrument in full use.Pte, Peter Munday #8 the latest to join the horn section with Pte.Gerald Mc- Kee taking up bass.The annual sleigh drive is scheduled to take place this Saturday night in Town of Mount Royal.Details as to meeting place and time will be given on Friday evening.The ride will terminate with a weiner feast at Garden City Baptist Church, which will be under the direction of Mrs.G.Upham, Clergy To Hear Rev.Dr.K.Evans The Fourth Annual Institute for Christian Clergy and Educators will take place on Monday, March 5th, at The Temple Emanuel.The Rev.Dr.Kenneth Evans, Dean and Rector of Christ Church Cathedral will be the speaker during the luncheon session.Dr.Solomon B.Freeof, prominent Jewish scholar, will conduct the Institute both the morning and afternoon sessions, dealing with the theme \u201cJewish Origins of Christian Worship\", Leading clergymen of the various denominations are co-operating with Rabbi Stern in this all-im- portant project of religious fellowship.\u2018and their daughter LT.JOHN THOMAS PULLAM, 27, serving with the 7th Recce.Regmt.(17th D.Y.R.C.H.), the son of Mr.and Mrs.John Thomas Pullam of 376 Redfern avenue, who was awarded the Military Cross for nis gallantry during ace tion in Northwest Europe on Oc» tober 26, 1944.A graduate of St.Leo's Academy, Lt.Pullam was with the Dominion Textile Company, Ltd., before he enlisted.His wife, the former Joan Hodgson, Linda, live with Mr.and Mrs.Hodgson at their home, 322 Redfern avenue.Westmount \u201cY\u201d \u2018Learn To Swim\u2019 Plan Offered @® The Westmount Y.M.C.A.is offering all boys of Westmount who are 10 years or over, an opportunity to swim.The course of instruction is being given over a period of four weeks\u2014each Tuesday and Thursday 4 p.m.to 5 p.m.and is in charge of fully qualified instructors.The instructors Derek Ramsay, Gerry Wright, Bob Eden and Jim Parsons are all Hi-Y hoys\u2014senior students of Westmount Senior High School, who have volunteere ed \u2018their services as a Hi-Y project.The volunteers have been swimming instructors at Kamp Kanawana or other summer camps and have received instruction from Captain Marcel Courtois, who has just recently returned from service overseas.Capt.Courtois is an expert swimmer and Instructor.Registrations will still be ree ceived from boys who are eager to learn to swim, West\u2019m Sunday Memorial Service For Two Officers .In conjunction with the regular Sunday service of Stanley Presbyterian Church the Rev.Quincey A.McDowell conducted a memorial service for FIt.-Lt.A.Boyd Ket- terson, R.C.A.F,, and Lt.William S.Fry, Royal Rifles of Canada and spoke on \u2018The Blessings of the afflicted\u2019.Previously reported missing after air action over Belgium in March, 1944, a recent despatch from the International Red Cross, recelved by his parents, said he was killed in that air engagement and was buPied at Wevelghem, | Belgium.He was the son of Major A, R.Ketterson, D.S.0., engineer of bridges for the C.P.R., and Mrs, Ketterson, 3652 Northcliffe Ave.He had been a member of the R.C.A.F.since May, 1941, and had been overseas since March, 1942.Lt.Fry reportedly met his death while in action with the Royal Rifles during the siege of Hong Kong.Attended Service Those who attended the service included the families, relatives and friends of the deceased, and representatives of the Army and the Air Force, the Canadian Le- glon and the Canadian Pacitic Railway Company. \u201cSports College\u201d Growth Viewed ® The growth in popularity of the \u201cSports College\u201d conducted by the Y.M.C.A.on a nation-wide basis has been described as \u2018\u2018Phenomenal\u201d by Charles Jennings of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in a recent statement on the expanding membership experienced by what is officially termed \u2018a public service project o: the National Council of Young Men\u2019s Christian Associations of Canada.\u201d ; The Sports College takes the form of Weekly Coast-to-Coast Radio broadcasts conducted for the younger generation.The programs gonsist of sports advice and instruction from famous.athletes and coaches who make personal [ appearances each Saturday noon at 12.15 over station CBM.Boy's | - may become members of the College by writing twice and enclos- | \u2018Miss Flora Campbell ing a stamped self-addressed envelope each time.At present the College boasts 33,500 members and applicants 2,840 from Montreal, with the number still growing; this after twenty-six radio broadcasts.In addition to membership crests and certificates membership in the college entitles the youngster to expert advice eon personal sports problems, chances to participate in nation-wide contests and special home study guides on sports and muscle builders.* * | Temple Emanuel | * * Brotherhood Activities The War Services Committee under the chairmanship of Mr.Lawrence Marks is planning a luncheon for 30 Jewish and 30 non-Jewish servicemen now at Ste.Anne's hospital, date to be announced, On March 29th, the War Service Committee will hold a Se- dar in the Temple Community House for the Jewish boys of Ste.Anne's Military Hospital.Paésover gifts are now being mailed by the Brotherhood to those of the Tem- vle who are in the armed services overseas, Co-operating with Mr.Marks in this all-important work are Mr.Ernest Pappelbaum, Mr.Arthur Schalek, Garner Bornstein, Dr.I, Copnick, and Hershell Lewis.Sisterhood Purim Party On Purim eve, February 26, the Temple Sisterhood will hold a Purim party and Purim entertainment.A play will be presented at this time written and directed by Mr, Harold Neumann.The Ne- gillah will be read and traditional Purim goodies will be served.The Temple Brotherhood members will be guests of the Sisterhood on this occasion, Participating in the Purim Operetta will be the following: King Ahasuerus, Jack Freedman; Esther, Mrs.Donald Goltman; Vashti, Mrs, Cyril D.Hyman; Hamen, Hirschel Lewis; Mordecai, Heinz Thaalheimer.Elected to Presidency of Hillel Mr, Harold Rosenbaum, B.Se., member of the Temple School faculty has been elected president of the Hiilel Chapter of McGill University.Young People Negro Pastor to address In observance of Brotherhood Week, the guest speaker at \u2018the Temple Young People's meeting on Tuesday evening, February 20th at 8.30 will be the Rev.Charles Este of the Negro Community church.Subject: \u201cThe Negrd Prob- lem\u2014what the Negro wants\u201d.A film entitled \u2018Intolerance\u2019 will be shown, Musical program of spirituals will be rendered.There will be an open forum and social hour, Conveners, Sonya Mecklenberg, Ralph Lazar, Shirley Hollinger, Temple \u2018There is no intention on the part of the Wartime Prices and \u2018rade Board to put tea and coffee \u2018occurred at her residence, back on rationing.Pa BROWNIES AID WAR EFFORT These earnest little Brownies are threading needles for the Red Cross.Thousands of Brownies and Girl Guides have been busily engaged assisting in the war effort since the outbreak of hostilities.Death Claims Mrs.Passes In 78th Year The death of Flora Campbell 4921 Sherbrooke St.She was to have celebrated her 78th birthday next month.Born in Arnprior, Ontario, in 1887, Miss Campbell studied to be a nurse at the Maternity Hospital of Montreal.She lived here for the past 12 years, and was a member of the NDG Women\u2019s Club.Surviving her are: three sisters, Mrs.A.Clarke, of Ottawa; Mrs.Davis, of Arnprior and Miss Mary Campbell, of San Francisco; and 2 brothers, Norman, of Ottawa; and Duncan, of Arnprior, Services were held last Saturday at the Funeral Chapel of Jos.C.Wray, and were conducted by the Rev.David Scott, of Knox Crescent Presbyterian Church.Interment was made in Mount Royal Cemetery.Robert A.Spiers (Continued From Page 1) gone, an arming of the human spirit, which éannot be ignored without mortal danger to the future of their souls.\u201cPerhaps Hitler realized more clearly than any other man of this century the full meaning of the old proverb,\u201d Mr.Spiers con- 4 tinued.\u201cAll his efforts in the earlier days of his power were) À concentrated on bending the twig \u2014cn corrupting the youth.Satan:e has been his work, but he succeeded.He did not heed the mature minds which were set in their ways, but he started deliberately to inculcate hatred and cruelty in the minds of his country\u2019s youth, training them to give unstinted devotion to their fuehrer even unto death in a perverted allegiance while has no parallel in history.\u201cThere is ultimately no \u2018hope for humanity unless we realize the crowning necessity of not only ourselves remembering our creation, but also turning the young saplings to the sunshine of God's love, that they may grow upwards in His grace, and outwards in ever-widening service to their fellowmen.\u201d AUSTRALIAN TRIFLES (Serves 6) Eight small sponge cakes or thick slices of sponge cake, 3 tablespoons raspberry jam, 4 graham crackers, grape juice, 1 cup soft custard, 1 cup thin cream whipped with gelatine.Split sponge cakes, spread with jam and place in large dish together with the broken graham crackers, Pour enough grape Juice over all to moisten but not to make wet.Stand for 20 minutes, then pour over custard.Whip cream and gelatine and spread over top, If desired, garnish with stewed fruit.nl Emily Hughes At 61 The death of Emily Hughes, nee Johnson, of 4151 Dorchester St, occurred at the Western General Hospital.She was 61 years of age.Her husband, Harold H.Hughes, is employed as a Field-Office Manager with the firm of J.P.Porter and Sons, General Contractors.Mr.Hughes has been with the firm for the past ten years.Born in Ireland, on June 16, 1883, Mrs.Hughes lived in West- mount for the past 9 years.In addition to her husband, survivors are, 3 daughters, Elizabeth Carlton, Lorraine Chaplin, and Joan Hughes; and two sons-in-law, Malcolm Carlton, R.C.A.F.,, and C.E, Chaplin.Final tribute was made in the Chapel of D.A, Collins, on Sherbrooke Street yesterday, with the Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, of Trinity Memorial Church, officiating.Burial took place in Mount Royal Cemetery.LESLIE BROOKS.Lovely FOUR POINT PLAN SAVES COSMETICS By ALICIA HART All that hands needs of the lotion that you use to soften them, is just what that skin will -absorb.To wipe of any lotion is being wasteful.For this and other conservation tips, listen to lovely Leslie Brooks, \"Fighting Cuardsman\u2019\u2019 star who says that she gets the last bubble of usefulness out of soap odds and ends by stuffing these into a bath sponge that she peels apart layered facial tissues and makes ywo out of one.\u201cAnd don\u2019t discard a box of summer powder because the shade is out of key,\u201d warns Leslie, \u2018\u2019because by buying a small box in a pinker shade you can mix in with the ten and lift the tene far your | Rotariane Hear.{Continued From Page ay panding.staff are \u2018other major worrieg that \u2018have to be faced dally, stated Mr.Rolland, \u201cThe | staff which was 240 (in September, 1940) has now inéreased to 1,162\u2014of whom 800 are women and girls.\u201d Breaking down the leadership of the Montreal office into six senior officers, the Inspector, and} five officers assisting him, respéc- tively in\"charge of Corporation Assessing, Individual Assessing, Succession Duties, an officer in control of all the internal operations -of the office known as the Executive Assistant and a Personnel Manager,\u201d Mr.Rolland outlined ever-increasing responsibility that is thrust on each as the organization grows in scope.rapid and necessarily superficial sketch of the main divisions of our work, which goes on the year round and is only suspended in part at such times when we have the publie flooding into McGill Street seeking information- and procedure in the filing of their returns,\u201d Mr.Roliand declared \u201cIn these war years, we have been up against numerous difficulties.In that respect we have been in no different position frem most other people with responsibilities.We have.still many problems ahead of us.I have lately been telling some of my senior officers that we have five years intensive activity ahead which I belleve is not an overstatement.But the fact is that we have successfully surmounted great administrative difficulties, and are going forward.That Is particularly due to the loyalty, in- telligencé and hard work of my senior officers and supervisors on McGill Street.We have no one- man job down there, and without their work and effort, the Inspector would have been helpless and by this time possibly an inhabitant of a mental hospital, But also part of our success ig due to the cooperation and help the business community in this city, through its corporate associations and otherwise.No Government @fficer has had more valuable co-opera- tion from the business community than I have had jn the last five years, and I think that this should be both acknowledged and remembered in any record of the great revolution in direct taxation in Canada brought about by this war.\u201d Mr.J.C.Nelson thanked the speaker, who has recently been elected President of the Montreal Repertoire Theatre and suggested the future formation of a \u201cFam ily advisory council to tell us how to take care of what is left,\u201d to the, amusement of speaker and audience alike.Rotarian President A.W.Cal- lard, Who chaired the meeting, introduced Mr, Cyril J.Dendy, of the Boy Scout Association, who directed a brief appeal to the meeting for moral and financial assistance in the Boy Scout Asso- citalon financial drive, Visiting Rotaïians Harry D.Smith, of Philadelphia; David D.Martin, Char- | ter President of the Leaside Club; Robert Pettigrew, of Quebec City; and R.Wilson-Smith were then introduced to the meeting.the duties of each indicating the Concluding what he termed \u201ca, [Frank G.Dorr 8 ol, al Buried.In Rougemont - Services for Frank G.Delanley, 61, of 3607 Prud'homme Avenue, who passed away at the Montreal General Hospital, Were held yesterday at the D.À.Collins Funer- ral Chapel.Born in England in -1894, Mr, Delaney resided .in Westmount for the past 5 years, and Was employed as manager of the James Morrison Brass Manufacturers.Surviving him are his wife, Jean Gertrude Standish; 2 sons, F./0.William Delany, and Douglas Delany: 3 sisters, Mollie, Kathleen, and Nora, all residing in England: and one brother, William, who lives in Toronto, = Services were conducted by the Rev.Robert MacKie, of St, Mate thias Church, and final resting place was in Rougemont, Quebec.Westmount\" Contractor Henry Wighton, Dies © Final tribute was paid on Tuesday, to Henry Wighton, who passed away peacefully at his residence, 134 Abbott Avenue, at the age of 78.Born in Scotland, on Dec.26, 1867, \u2018Mr.Wighton was well known in the contracting busf- ness, and was part owner of the Grey-Wighton Building Contract ors, which was founded at the turn of the century.He retired shortly after the last war.Mr.Wighton was also a former meme ber of the Heather Curling Club, and was on the session of the Knox-Crescent Church at the time of their amalgamation.He was also a member of the Protestant School Boara.* Surviving him are, his wife, the former Mary Ann Crawfordt one son, A.Gordon Wightan, of Oxford Avenue, N.G.D.; and ons daughter, Jean Wighton.Services were conducted at the Knox-Crescent Church by \u201cthe Rev.David Scott, and burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Mrs.J.Quinlan (Continued From Page 1) Beaconefield Golf Club of West- mount.Survivors are her sister, Miss M.E.Crogan; one daughter, Mrs, J.C.Kelly; six sons, James T, H.Gerald, John T., Clarence @., Capt.Robert G.Quinlan, R.C.B.,, and Sqdn.-Ldr.Harold F.Quine lan, R.C.A.F., and eighteen grandchildren.Services were held from the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, with the Rev.Father Wil fred McDonagh, officiating.Interment was made in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Lieutenant B.D.McDermott, of H.M.C.S.Westmount, delivered & short \u201cthank you\u201d address to the Rotarians for the excellent supe port that had been given to the ship, and stated that the crew were one of the happiest in the gervice, adding that the ship was \u201cnoted for the way in which the City of Westmount looked after it.\u201d The Chairman then expressed the great sorrow of the meeting over the serious illness of Rotare fan C.W.McBride, and voiced the = meeting's sincere wish for his quick recovery.4 DR.E.M.GALARNEAU Surgeon-Dentist 312 LANSDOWNE AVE.(Between Sherbrooke & Western) DExter 7030 HOWARD 8S.Barrister and Seticiter winter needs.\u201d Telephone H ROSS, K.C.5 .James St.Weet HA.9238 Wi P wal tiet eag âre nat wo the Int Au ne, 1e ie, ng ile he pate ng BO.ae sew TE Ee WFO OT OW 9 WW gv Te wv \u201cDExter 1132.| aise Sherbrooke\u2019 St.West \u2019 Sana oe Tove joy, Ca Secretary, To Speak At Westward Rotary The Westmount Rotary -Club will be the guests of the Westward \u2018Rotary next Wednesday to facilitate the celebration of the fortieth anniversary of Rotary International.Phillip Lovejoy, ot Chi- eago Rotary and: general secretary ¢ of Rotary I International, will address the joint meeting.Philip Lovejoy has been General Secretary of Rotary International since July, 1942.As Assisting General Secretary of this world-wide service organization from 1930 to July, 1942, he served in every division of its headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, and was the manager of twelve Rotary® International Assemblies held In Austria, Canada, Cuba, Mexico, PHILIP LOVEJOY Switzerland, and the United States.Philip Lovejoy became a member of the Rotary Club of Mt.Clemens, Michigan, in 1924, serving on numerous committees in the Club and also as Vice-Pre- sident.In 1927 he- joined the Rotary Club of Hamtramck, Michigan, and served as its President for two years.He has been a member of the Rotary Club of Chicago since 1931 and, in addition to serving on many committees, is a Past Director of that Club, and at present a member of the Rotary Problems Commission of that Club for a term expiring June 30, 1948.In serving Rotary, he has traveled extensively in Europe, Mexico, Cuba the United States and Canada, He has spoken before hundreds of Rotary Clubs in many parts of the world.His most recent travels outside of North America were in September- October, 1944, when he made a four-week trip to Great Britain FL.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019s TAILOR Sood assortment of imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing 4883 SHERBROOKE WEST ELwood 0082 PAINTING and DECORATING And Minor Repairs J.A.Bethune COLOR SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATES FREE AT.7192 with the President of Rotary International.Richard H.Wells, to confer with the leaders of Rotary in Great Britain and to strengther Anglo-International understanding.Since the first Rotary Club was founded ini Chicago in 1905, Rotary has encircled the world with its ideals of service and of friendship and fellowship.Despite the loss of Rotary Clubs in Europe and Asia because of the war, there are now more than 5,275 Rotary Clubs with nearly a quarter of a million Rotarians in some 50 countries of the world.Underground France Aided By Boy Scouts The manner in which the courageous Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of France worked with the underground during the German occupation is related in the following story by a French woman.When the Germans set up control of our country one of the first things they did was to abolish all Youth Organizations tlie Boy Scouts and Girl Guides were specifically aimed at on account of their discipline, their spirit, and their oath, which committed them to serve God, the church, and their country.At the risk of being deported to Germany, these boys and girls continued to meet and to render immense services, They took note of all the troop movements and even brought in valuable photographs.From this material was built a very sure and complete picture of enemy movements and dispositions in France.One of the Scouts most spectacular feats, was performed in Lyons, where 40 Jewish children had been taken secretly by the d| Red Cross.The Germans got wind of the plan and the Scouts discovered that the Nazis intended to seize the children with the idea of deporting them to Poland.Five Scouts raced ahead of the DR.MAX ARTZ, B.S., M.A, D.H.L., delivered an address last Wednesday in the Community Hall of the Shaar Hashomayin Synagogue, 450 Kensington avenue, Westmount.The topic of Dr.Artz\u2019s address was \u201cStranger Than Fic tion\u2019.Dr.Artz is a graduate of the College of the City of New York, of Columbia University, and of the Jewish Theological Seminary where he is at present associate professor in Practical Theology and Director of Field Service and Activities, He has travelled extensively and is a well known speaker.John Henry Sara, 84 Buried In Toronto ® The death of John Henry Sara oceurred this week at his residence, 479 Strathcona Avenue, He was in his 84th year, having come to Westmount nearly 28 years ago, Mr.Sara was born in England on Jan.5, 1862, and came to Canada in 1884.Besides being a member of the Dominion-Douglas Church here in Westmount, he was the son-in-law of the late Richard Dinnis, with whom he was associated in the contracting business for many years.Mr.Sara leaves to mourn their loss his wife, nee Louisa Dinnis; two sons, C.A.Sara, of Montreal, and R.A.Sara, of Winnipeg; 1 daughter, Mrs, John Johnston, of Montreal; 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.Funeral was from his residence with the Rev.A.Lloyd Smith of Dominion-Douglas Church conducting services.Interment was made in Toronto on Wednesday.Germans to a convent in which the 40 children were hidden-and got them out into the country to a safer hide-out.When the Germans arrived they found 40 beds in each of which was a very aged candidate for the Lyons almshouses.Association is being held.Mr, _ (Ontario) News Record.The \u2018between 7.45 and 8 p.m.; business sessions.Weekly Newspapers Association Editors To Broadcast President F.P.Galbraith Templin of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association will broadcast over the CBC network Saturday night from Ottawa where the semi-annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Deer (Alta.) Advocate, and Mr.Templin editor of the Fergus Prime Minister Mackenzie King and a number of members of the cabinet will attend the-dinner at the conclusion of the and Vice-President Hugh Galbraith is editor of the Red broadcast will go on the air * IE UT 2870 U = FORUM \u2018GROCERY ».~ Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, 2209 St.Catherine West LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc, Fl.4744 (Near The Forum) yey\u201d Secretary Goes To Ottawa © William \u2018Kinrade, Boys\u2019 Work Secretary at Westmount Y.M.C.A.bec Regional Y.°M, C.A.Boy's Work Laymen\u2019s Conference to be held in The Ottawa Y.M.C.A.on February 24 and 25.The conference, whose theme will be \u201cY.M.C.A.Boy's Work Faces the Future\u2019, will be led by Hiles Templin, Chairman of National Y.M.C.A.Boys\u2019 Work Committee, Stanley Elliott, Guidance Director of the St.Cather- ines Ontario School, and Nelson McEwen, National Y.M.C.A.Boy's Work Secretary.A series of discussion groups will be laymen from several Y.M.C.A's.PRISONER OF WAR Pilot Officer 8.H.(Bob) Mc- Fadden, previously reported missing, is now reported a prisoner in German hands according to an official telegram received with much relief by his parents, Sgt.and Mrs.S.McFadden, 443 Clare- mont avenue.Following training at St.Eus- tace and Belleville, PO.McFadden went overseas at the age of twenty-one.will attend an Eastern and Que- GEORGE C.MARLER, who will address the Young Men's Section Montreal Board of Trade at a dinner meeting taking place in the ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel today at 6.30 p.m.Mr.Marler, vice-chairman of the Executive.Committee of the \u2018City of Montreal and a member of the Legislative Assembly, Quebec, representing the constituency of St.George, Westmount, will speak on the civic administration of Montreal.WARS February ec\u2019 / 05.25: af yo 5 GROCERS \"SALADA T EA BEAUTY LE PERMANENTS \u2014 HAIR Introducing.MARY HUE and JULIE LeMAIRE Formerly \u201cWith Mount Royal Hotel Beauty Salon Now The New Owners And Operators Of \u2018Joy LECOMPTE FACIALS = SCALP TREATMENTS \u2014 PEDICURE \u2018SHOPPE Let our competent Beauticians, experienced in every line of Beauty Culture, style a new, captivating hairdo for your individual type.STYLING \u2014 SHAMPOO For Appointments | Telephone DExter 6312 | 9462 §| HERBROOKE WEST ax TT RENTE MENACE TEE?THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Garden Srburh of Canada\u2019s Metropolis, Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Wa)nut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims te be an independent, cleans newspaper fer the home, doveted te publie service.\u2014 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1 945 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 BOY SCOUT-GIRL GUIDE WEEK The middle of February brings with it each qu the annual observance of Boy Scout eek.This year the sister organization, the Girl Guides, is joining in and some 160,000 young Canadians are taking part in the week\u2019s activities.Boy Scout-Girl Guide Week is seven days in the year when these youth organizations make a special effort to let- the public know just what Scouting and Guid- Ing are contributing to the upbuilding of Canada\u2019s youth as serving citizens of the community.; The Boy Scout and Girl Guide Movements stand out in direct contrast to the Nazi youth movement.The Hitler youth is inoculated with a doctrine of racial superiority, of hate, of brutality, and of greed.The Scout-Guide Movement is the antithesis of Nazism.It seeks to inoculate a directly opposite philosophy.It seeks through its world-wide ramifications.to breed respect for, and fellowship with all races, all colours, all creeds.It seeks to foster a spirit of goodwill in Contrast to hate.It teaches respect for the physical and mental feelings of all peoples.It teaches the sharing of life\u2019s good things with one\u2019s neighbour, : It has been said that the Founder of the Scout and Guide Movements, Lord Baden- Powell of Gilwell died a broken hearted man In 1941, because Scouting and Guiding had not brought peace to this troubled world.If he did, he never revealed it to his closest associates.Scouting and Guiding aims at a world brotherhood.It could hardly be expected that in little more than a generation it could accomplish what the Christian church has striven for centuries to accomplish.But like\u2018 the church it is working to that end.Together with all other agencies and forces of goodwill this purpose will eventually be achieved, During this Boy Scout-Girl-Guide Week the public is asked to see Scouting and A Guiding in action, to learn more fully its purposes, and in the knowledge \u2018gained to give it the moral support that the Movement deserves.The thousands of young men and women who are today giving voluntary leadership to Scout and Guiding Groups, are rendering a service to Canada, which if not | publicly applauded, must give them a tremendous amount of satisfaction.EDITORIALS ANONYMOUS | It is interesting to reflect, writes William | Feather, that almost all of the editorials in American newspapers are written by men whose identity is unknown to their readers.Victor S.Yarros, a retired\u2019 editorial writer, wrote an article on this subject and ventured the opinion that the function of an editorial writer is comparable to that of a typesetter or proofreader.They put into words \u2018the ideas of their bosses, and think no more about the matter.When lunching with friends, an editorial writer may express ideas quite contrary to what he has written that very day for his newspaper.In a political campaign, the majority of writers may personally support one candidate although they urge his defeat in their writings.Some people suggest that a kind of prostitution is involved, but we see nothing wrong.À chef cooks and a waiter serves what the customer orders.Editorial writers are no different from advertising writers.Both are craftsmen, selling their skill for what the market wiil pay.On their own time, they are presumably free to do as they please, writing and speaking what they like, RIGHT OVER A BATTLE Allied airmen bombing Berlin get a free look at the Battle of the Oder.They can see the Russian guns flashing and the German guns smoking as the Russians fight for crossings of the stream that guards the approaches to the Nazi capital.- When our airmen first went over Berlin the Russian front was remote geography to the Berliners.They had dreams of finding their troops in Moscow; they never thought the day was not far distant when Russian soldiers would be threatening to march down the Unter den Linden in Berlin.It must be heartening to our aviators to realize that as they bomb the German capital they are not only bringing missiles from the Western Front, but they are also softening up the Germans to make it easier for our side to go into Berlin from the Eastern Front.ETSI TER Ea A BRAND NEW HARI-KIRI METHOD TY a re .1 Low A .: : ., - 4 (re E Ci artes VistaiTa eat 1 Lu rer 8 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1945 grin rae SA Eppa pate > Cepes Aue) Lire \u201cWostmeunt's Wome Ï vw « v THE FORUM In Which Subjects of General Interest Are Discussed The opinions expressed In this Forum are not pa necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does = I not accept responsibility for them.> come à Boxing Commissioner.He fought in many countries and was Olympic Champion at Antwerp in 1920.He was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford.» 8 & The U.S.S.Relief, Red Cross ship, carries the largest gun in the U.S.Navy\u2014an 18 inch gun located along its keel as ballast, # æ » General McNaughton, who arrived at Ottawa to accept a position which the then Prem, Bennett had appointed him, was generally regarded as a Conservative until he became Minister of Defence.And Mr.Case now running as a Progressive in Grey North, contested the same constituency as a National Liberal-Progressive in 1940.Nothing has bebn said as to the former political affiliations of ex-Air Vice Marshal Godfrey or Mr, J.Noseworthy, C.C.F.member for York South who drew attention to the change of parties by the Liberal and Progressive-Con- servative candidates.No doubt they were also of another party before joining the C.C.F.and why not without censure or reproach.This recalls the retort of the famous Benjamin Disraell when accused of inconsistency because from time to time he changed his political opinions.\u2018If there are any persons in this House,\u201d Disraeli replied, \u201cwho can derive any comfort from my disearded opinions, they are entirely welcome to them.\u201d * + ¥* The hope of the future lies not in better human inventions but in better human relations, How strange that with so many able persons in the world so few search (as scientists do) for an economic plan which will be to the ad- | vantage of everyone, everywhere.That should be the test of any economic plan and if it stands that test it Will work well.Our present system does not stand that test so under it constant economic conflict is inevitable and so are wars which cost billions of dollars and what is much worse millions of lives.The economic conflict between nations and between persons within each nation during the usual 20 years between wars probably costs nearly as much as à great war, and in particular the making scarce things which are badly needed and this because under our present faulty system there is the incentive too often to plan to have artificial scarcity instead of removihg the barriers which keep the abundance from flowing through to people everywhere free of tribute to anyone Surely some day it will be pos- gible for the people of the world to see that the only plan which will give us unity and therefore permanent peace and prosperity will be a plan under which no one will be at a.disadvantage and each person will be glad to do their share of the work of the world\u2014 with all sorts of exploitation a thing of the past.% * » In à letter to the Nation, Dr.Judah L, Magnes, for more than twenty years president of the Hebrew University at Jerusalem, outlined a solution of the Palestine problem which he believes would be accepted by both Arabs and Jews.His proposal is to permit Jewish Immigration until numerical parity between the two groups has been established, to provide for politieal equality.and to satisfy Arab aspirations oy making this bi-national Palestine Edward Eagan, New York's new part of a larger union which would ring czar is the first boxer to be- also contain Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon, & » » He will still be Lloyd Georges David Lloyd George will be Earl Lloyd George ot Dwyfor, taking] his name from the mountain} stream which runs by his farm In] Carnarvonshire where he lives.J æ# » = Intimations that cars will be re-} tailed at 25 to 30 per cent above} pre-war prices brought from 76% per cent of 30,000.car owners canvassed by R.L.Polk and Com-}§ pany, recognized analysts of they automotive ' industry, emphatle declarations that they will not buy | new cars at any such figures.: 2 # + à WORLD ORDER have made clear 1s that an une} organized world leads to chaow.§ The right of nations to act in in- § ternational matters without regard for the righte of others has ; become international anarchy, Be- § cause the world has shrunk, the § nations, whenever they move, step \u2014\u2014 metaphorically \u2014 on one another\u2019s toes.There need to be common traffic rules, at least.And } there are arguments for a much § more comprehensive world organi- à zation than this analogy suggests.Organization when it ie deu veloped must be on a give-and- ; take basis\u2014at least among the great powers.Neither Britain or | Russia would join in a world ore ganization dominated by the United States; and certainly we would not Join such an organization unless assured of full and } equal participation.i This give and take means democratic participation on a} world scale, The experience of the successful democracies suggests these prerequisites for world organization; (1) there must be & meeting.of representatives to discuss eommon problems and work out international agreements, such as how to police the high seas; (2) there must be an oppor- | tunity to arbitrate differences of interpretation of agreements made; and (3) there must be provision for the enforcement of une dertakings and of world-wide order.; Behind \u2018any world organization there must also be some common understanding of the objectives sought.Because we of the West have little genuine understanding of the Slavic, Islamic, and Oriental worlds, it will be difficult to come | to agreement on those objectives which are essentially ethical.The Anglo-Saxon nations, having taken several centuries to evolve the Four Freedoms have a come mitment to them beyond the commitment to them that other nae tions may feel.Stalin's notion of external co-operation and internal non-interference is a practical one, but he must convince us that he means it.The Atlantic Charter, incomplete but constructive, needs more discussion at home and examination abroad of the ideas it contains.\u2014 Antioch College Notes, & * # The Iron Hewers of History\u2014e 900 years ago William The Cone queror crossed the Channel from Normandy and invaded England, The soldier who struck the fifst blow was named Taillefer whieh means Etsenhower.Taillefer died Octoter 14, 1066.Eisenhower vorn October 14, 1890.Both Tail- lefer and Eisénhower mean Iron Hewer.Rec Assi 8.00 10.00 11.00 8 7.30 À - Wow Another principle which events | 8.00 \u2014 gor.te a wy George, be Earl ,» taking 1ountain farm ini lives, 1} be re- | t above rom 76% ers can- j d Com-§ of the} mphatie j not buy es.g events an un- chaos, in in- ut re T8 has | iy.Be- } k, the § e, step ne an- to bel t.And | much ; rgani- gests, | s de- | e-and- ; g theÿ ain or} 1d or- § y the ly we § aniza- } ] and neans = on a pf the 4 :gests À d or- § be a § ) dis- work } tents, | high ppor- à es of | nteà pro- * lune J wide ation | mon tives West ding.ntal ome } ives The ng olve ome om- na 1 of nal ne, he ter, eds ex- ; it tes, a one om id, fat eh ed op ile on | Calvary Church I ! | The services in Calvary United hurch, Westmount, on Sunday next will \u2018be of a very unusual order.Lo.The Church school will meet at 10 a.m.in all departments, The eleven o'clock service will be attended by the Boy Scouts and ubs in celebration of the annual [Boy Scout Sunday which is being ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine Road Clergy: Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Assistant: Rev.Robert Mackie, B.A, FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Comununion, 10.00 a.m.Rector\u2019s Class and Senior School., 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Som- munion and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector, 8.00 p.m, Junior School.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.Robert Mackie.WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion and War Intercessions.8.00 p.m.Service and Address by the Rector.8.45 p.m.Bible Study Group.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Cor.Dorchester St.and Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Rector FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.7.30 p.m.Evensong WEDNESDAY a.m.Holy Communion, p.m.Intercession and Address.Mr, L.C.de Belle, \"Spiritual Values and Education, SATURDAY St.Matthias\u2019 Day 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 8.00 $ Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Clergy: Rev.Canoë R.Kenneth Naylor, ector R Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16th 4.30 p.m.\u2014Children\u2019s Service sionary films).8.00 p.n.\u2014Confirmation adults.THE FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 0 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.\u2014Senior Sunday School.Bible Class and Confirmation Class for boys.11.00 a.m.\u2014Choral (mis- Class for Communion, Kindergarten Class for small children.i ° 8.00 p.m.\u2014Junior Sunday .School and Kindergarten.7.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19th 4.15 p.m\u2014Service for Women.WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2st (Ember Day) 7.00 a.m\u2014Holy Commufion.7.00 DIN.Confirmation Class for girls, 8.00 p.m.\u2014Intercessfons and Address.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd 10.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.All seats free and unappropriated A verse tor today- , , Thus saith the Lord God; Repent, and turn yourselves from your idols; and turn away your faces from all your abominations.\u2014Ezekiel 14 :6.held throughout the Dominion.This service will also be attended by the boys of Weredale House together with the members of the staff, As a special guest preacher for this service we are privileged to welcome Dr.A, J.Brace, F.R.G.8., world traveller, explorer and Christian statesman, who has spent several years in humanitarian service in China under.the auspices of the International service of the Y.M.C.A.He is at present engaged as a special lecturer on the ships, camps and air ports of the Canadian Active Service forces.His subject on Sunday morning will be, Is Generalissimo Chiang Kaj-shek a Quitter?Here is a startling question concerning one of the world\u2019s great commanding figures today.Dr.Brace is well qualified to ask and answer this intriguing question.The service of worship will be conducted by the minister of Calvary, the Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D, At 8 o\u2019clock, Dr.Jones will continue the class study for those in preparation for Church membership at Eastertime.At 7.30 p.m., Dr.Jones will conduct the service of worship and deliver a brief sermon on the theme \u201cSongs Of the Ages,\u201d setting forth elements in.the ministry of music and sacred song.The preaching service will be followed by an organ recital by Mr.A.J.Binnie, the present organist of the church, The recital will include Ancient and Medieval Carols.The Young People\u2019s Union will meet on Monday at 8.15 p.m., the programme being conducted by the Fellowship department, The speaker will be Miss H.R.McCur- dy, who will tell of her experiences as a missionary in China.The Red Cross Group of Calvary Church will meet on Thursday from 10.30 a.m, to 4 p.m.Church of the Redeemer LUTHERAN Clarke Ave., at Western, Westmount Rev.J.F.Neudoerfefter FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.The Service, \u201cTrue Greatness Is Love.\u201d THURSDAY, FEB.22nd 8.00 p.m.Mid-week Service.\u201cCrucified by Intolerance.\u201d A Cordial Welcome Is Extended To All Church of The Advent \u201cThe Little Church on Wood & Western,\u201d Westmount Rev, Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald C.Stewart, Assistant Priest FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT 8.00 am.Holy Communmn.10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn cession, 3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong and Procession, 8.15 p.m.Informal reception to meet Rev.Clifford Andrews.WEDNESDAY Euchartst and Pro- Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Interim Moderator Rev.Quincy A.McDowell, M.A., B.Th.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 11,00 am.Subject: \u2018\u2019The Ideal Church.\u201d Rev.Donald V.Wade, M.A,, Ph.D, Cost.\u201d Mr.R.A.Spiers, M.A.A.McPherson, Organist and Choir Director, \u20188.00 p.m.\u2014Lenten Service.Preacher, Rev, E.M.Dann.i N Sunday School at 11.10 a.m; \u201cYou Are Invited To All Services 7.30 p.m.Subject: \u201cCounting The THE IXAMINER, TRIDAY, FIBRUARY 16, 1988\" ©.TS alls to Worsh 1 St.Luke's United 1 * * | Dominion-Douglas | + » Sunday morning the minister, Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, will preach on the subject \u201cThe Forgiveness of Sins.\u201d The St.Luke's Cubs, Guides and 1st N.D.G.Troop, including a Pack and Troop from Iona School, will attend this service.In the evening the theme will be \u201cThe Call of Jesus.\u201d Lenten Services\u201d at St, Luke's will be every Wednesday at 8 p.mon the theme \u201cThe Way the Master Went.\u201d The following schedule is an outline of the subjects and speakers: Feb.14: \u201cHis Baptism,\u201d Rev.H.S.Tuttle, M.A, B.D, Feb.21: \u201cHis Temptation,\u201d Rev.C.Ritchie Bell, B.A., B.D.Feb.28: \u201cHis Message,\u201d Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D.Mar.7: \u2018His Ministry,\u201d Rev.GQ.Cameron Quigley, Mar.14: \u201cHis Messiahship,\u201d Rev, C.F.Tilbury, B.A., B.D.Mar.21: \u201cHis Passion,\u201d Rev.R.K.Fairbairn, B.A., B.D., S.T.M.Mar, 28: \u201cHis Resurrection,\u201d Capt.Margaret Green (Salvation Army), \u2019 Rev, R.E.Spencer, M.A., B.D, * * | Westmount Baptist | * * In the absence of the minister, Dr.J.A.Johnston, the service in Sunday will be conducted by Rev, Chas.H.Schutt, M.A., D.D., the able and enthusiastic superintendent of Home Missions, In the address of the morning Dr.Schutt willl speak of: \u201cThe Call of Our Own Land.\u201d This will embody the story of a great Canadian enterprise which is carried on by a heroic band of men and women.At the evening service Dr.Schutt\u2019s message will bear the title \u201cThe Golden Song.\u201d In this address the beauty and grandeur of the Gospel of God's Grace will be revealed with power and effectiveness.Visitors will be cordially welcome\u2019 dat all services.Beginning on Sunday, Feb.23, and continuing through Wednesday, Feb.28, Dr.J.B.McLaurin, the stalwart gen.-secty.of the Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board, will conduct a Four-day Preaching Mission {n Westmount Baptist Church.The general theme for the ser- les of \u2018meetings will be \u201cThe Holy Spirit in our Lives,\u2019 The addresses will be delivered as follows: Sunday morning, Feb, 25, \u201cThe Eternal Spirit\u2019; Sunday evening, Feb.25, \u201cThe Spirit of Life.\u201d On the three following week-nights Dr.McLaurin will speak consecutively on' \u201cThe Spirit of Truth,\u201d \u201cThe Spirit of Joy,\u201d \u201cThe Spirit of Power.\u201d Christian people throughout the city are earnestly invited to join in prayer that these services may be abundantly blessed, Dr.Mec- Laurin's ability as a preacher of the Word of God si recognized on every hand.His experience as a missionary in India and his intimate knowledge of world conditions, insofar as the cause of Christ is concerned, qualify him to speak with unusual authority.* 1 Church of The Advent | * The Rev.Clifford Andrews, priest in charge of Poltimore and Glen Almond, will be at the Church of the Advent on the first Sunday in Lent.He will celebrate the Holy Eucharist and will preach a special sermon on the church's work in his parish.After Solemn Evensong, an informal reception will be held in the parish ball, to meet Father Andrews and Mrs.And- Trews, Mar.30: Good Friday, 10 a.m., Ÿ Westmount Baptist Church on .The annual Church Parade of Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Cubs and Brownies will be held in Domin- fon- Douglas Church next Sunday morning and Dr, Lloyd Smith will take as his topic the Scout and Guidé motto: \u201cBe Prepared.\u201d Church School meets in all departments.at 3 p.m, At 7.30 p.m.there will be observed the Uni-[* versal Day of Prayer for students and Mr.Leonard Griffith, B.A.will speak on \u201cWitnessing in a World at War,\u201d The Young People's Union at 8.40 p.m.will have as speaker, F/L Norman Lees who will describe and show moving Pictures of Canadian Youth Hostels.On Monday ,at 2 p.m.the Sewing Circle will meet to make layettes for distribution in Canada and England, The Women's Association begins work on Tuesday at 10 a.m.with luncheon at 1 p.m, Every Wednesday the Red Cross Unit meets from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.! Westmount Park i * will preach on the topic: \u201cYog Can't Go Home Again.\u201d This gore mon will deal in realistic fashion with some of the radical changes which have come into our lives ig these five war years, and will treag of the pertinent question whiol millions are asking, namely \u201cWha§ message has the Church for @ wandering generation?\u201d Assistant-Minister: Rev.Gerald Fee, 11.00 am.Rev, F.A.C, Dexsee, PAGE FIVE.- = RE cr sins A ~ EE EE FAY St.Andrew's Church J Westmount ER AER Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.B.Com.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 B.A., of Sherbrooke, Quebec, 7.30 p.m, \"The Love of God.\u201d Preacher: Rev.Cerald Fee.8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega Society.* Rev, Bruce Copland, who has recently returned from China, will be the guest preacher in West- mount Park Church on Sunday morning.At the evenng service Mr.Goth \u2018Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave.1 F.E.G.S.Rev.J.A.Johnston, D.D., Minister World azn and Christian Mr.Hibbert Troop, Subject of Address: \u201cIs Gene- Organist and Choirmaster ralissimo Chiang Kai-shek Quitter 2\u201d ; by D Rev.Chas.H.Schutt, M.A, D.D, Jones P Service conducted by Dr, at both services.3.00 p.1m.\u2014Class of Preparation for } Church Membership.11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Call of Our Own 7.30 p.m.\u2014Preacher, Rev.T.W.Jones, .Land\u201d.The moving story of MAL D.D.us f me Ages\u201d a great Canadian enterprise, ubject : ongs of the Ages.The Ministry of Music and Sacred 7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Golden Song.\u201d Song.tirri t - 8.30, p.m.\u2014Organ Recital by Mr.A, As Irring message hat en J.Binnie.Organist and Cholr shrines the Gospel.Visitors cordially welcomed at both services, Four-day Preaching Mission t Sun., Feb.25th to Wed., Feb.28th Rev.Dr.J.B.McLaurin Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Blvd, cr.Lansdowne Ave.Minister: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.1 11.00 a.m.\"Be Prepared.\u201d The Minister.Annual Scouts and Guides Service.3.00 p.m.Church School, 7.30 p.m.\u201cWitnessing in a World at War.\u201d Day of Prayer for Students.Mr.Leonard Grit- fith, B.A., Student Assistant, J Minister: Capt.the Rev.T.W.Jones, 10.00 a.m.\u2014Church School.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount M.A., D.D.1.00 a.m.\u2014Special Service attended by Boy Scouts, Cubs and members of Weredale House and Staff.Guest Preacher, Dr.A, J.Brace, Director.Supplementary Offering for Cholr Funds, All are heartily invited to attend hese special services.{ Minister: Rev.George W.Coth, B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1.00 a.m.Rev.Bruce Copland.3.00 p.m.Church School.e 7.30 p.m.\u201cYou Can't Go Home Again.\u201d .C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Cholr Director Mrs, §.C.Burgess, Organist J.M.Walkley, Organist St.Luke's United ; THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A, B.D.11.00 am.\u201cThe \u2019 Forgiveness of Sins.\u2019 11.00 a.m.Nursery, Beginners and Primary Classes, 12.15 p.m.Junior, Intermediate and Senior Classes.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Call of Jesus.\u201d Anthems: .a.m.Love Divine, Jessop.p.m.Art Thou Weary, Jackson, CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE N.D.G.CHAPEL 5160 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Marlowe Ave.) Rev.Edgar Lorimer, Minister \"Phone CR.0618 _ SUNDAY, .FEBRUARY 18 .Two Services With Rev.G.Verner Brown, of Wilmington, Del, 3.00 p.m.Mr.Brown.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Kettle will sing.7.00 p.m.Mr.Brown.Mrs.Gilbert Scott soloist, Wednesday 8.00 p.m.Prayer and Fellowship Meeting.You are invited to attend all ) these services. Social and Personal Mis.J.Leclaire, Mrs.8.J.Woodädburn and Mrs.L.S.Devost are the conveners of dancing at the coming Jamboree to be held in Victoria Hall.Mrs.P.Ross and Miss A.Lefebvre will be in charge of publicity and advertising; Mrs, J.Wishart 1s convener of programs and Mrs.P.Booth, ticket convener, Dr.and Mrs.G.E.M.Hilton havè left for a month\u2019s vacation at the West Coast, where they wilt-visit friends in Vancouver and Victoria.On their way home they will stop off at Calgary, Alta.Lieut.S.Pierce, R.C.N.R., who was convalescing at home, Ras now returned to active duty.It was & happy coincidence that his son, Noel Pierce, engineer in the Merchant Navy, had 28 days leave at the same time.Lieutenant Pierce has been on active duty for five and a half years and Noel for three years.It was their first family reunion since joining the service.Petty Officer B, C.Stafford, who has been visiting his parents for twenty-eight days, has left to rejoin his ship.An evening was held in the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Howells to welcome home Mrs, Howells\u2019 brother, Rfn.W.Donaldson of The Queen Own Rifles of Canada, who_returned home on The Lady Nelson after being wounded in France last July.Mrs.N, Bowden, Mrs.J.Pope and Mrs.Moulton are the conveners of the military whist which is to be held in West- mount Y.M.C.A.on February 23rd, by the Woman's Assocla- tion of St.Luke\u2019s United Church.Mr, and Mrs.Norman Nicholson, of Hampton Avenue, spent m Charlotte Gowns THE PARIS TOUCH ! Paris predicts return to great femininity this Spring! Our advance dress collection spotlights femininity-plus in fashion-fresh dresses.Softly draped, flower-bright prints, saucy peplums, tiny cap sleeves, pretty, printed Jerseys.COTTONS, incidentally, sell at from .uccrcarerserses, $5.95 up BLOUSES: Crispy-fresh ruffled blouses .cc.$3.00 up 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 r\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 the week-end in Ottawa, the guests- of Col.and Mrs.G.W.Cavey, formerly of Notre Dame de Grace, .L/A Patricia Johnston, R.C.- AF, is expected home for the weekend to visit her parents, Mr.and Mrs, N, Johnston, Mountain Sights.Lieutenant Dorothy Dixon, W.R.C.N.S., is.1n town from Syd- ey, N.S., and is the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, Walter Dixon, Hingston Avenue, WEDDINGS HALLAM-NIXON The marriage of Marilyn Elizabeth (Betty), eldest daughter of Mr, and Mre.Harold Ritchie Nixon, Oxford Avenue, to Mr.Samuel Hallam, only son of Mr.Andrew Herd Hallam and of the late Mrs.Hallam, took place quietly\u201d in Trinity Memorial Church at four o\u2019clock on Saturday afternoon, the Rev, Canon R.K.Naylor officiating.Miss Myrtle Gatenby sang \u201cAve Maria\u201d, Daffodils and ferns were used in decoration, Miss Helen Smith attended the bride, who was giver in marriage by her father.The groom had his cousin, Mr.Samuel Hal- lam, as his best man, and the ushers were Mr, George Mitchell and Mr.Lawrence J.Meaney.A street-length powder blue crepe dress with fuchsia gloves and à Dutch hat of fuchsia felt with short vell were worn by the bride, and she carried a bouquet of Happy Day roses.The bridesmaid, Miss Smith, was in a two-piece crepe street-length dress in fuchsia, with gmall blue hat and veil, and carried daffodils, \u2019 Mrs.H.R.Nixon, mother of the bride, was in mauve with hat \u2018to match trimmed with feathers, and wore a corsage of Talisman roses.A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 4110 Oxford Ave., and later the new- ly-wedg left to spend their honeymoon in the Laurentians, CHRISTENINGS The christening ot the infant son of Sergeant and Mrs.A.S.Waldie (Carrie Biggers) took place at their home, 330 Victorla Avenue, on Wednesday evening, February 7th, at 8 p.m, The Rev.T.W.Jones of Calvary United Church officiated, The baby was given the names of John Scott Biggers.He wore the robe of Sergeant A.MacMillan, who 1s in Holland with The Army Show.Eva Baxter Watt was godmother and James D.MacFarlane was godfather, After the christening a reception was held by the parents at thelr residence, MME A.9132 Masson $.4491 \u2018Se.Lawrence ~~ CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN wo D.: À.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC « D.A.BRASSIERES Maternity end Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastie Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT Courval 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 Se.Hubert VIE BXAMINOR, FRIBAY, FDRUARY.16, 1945 © | Echoes secretary.\"|.Laws: GALLANT FLYER AND HIS LOVELY BRIDE Twice decorated by the King, Flight Lieutenant \u201cMickey\u201d Bohn, D.F.C., D.F.M., is seen here with his bride as they left Wesley United Church after the wedding ceremony.Flight Lieutenant Bohn is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Edward William Bohn, of London, England.The bride is the.former Joanne Florence, daughter of Sergeant Major and Mrs.Russell Welland Gibson.Photograph by Street Phete Supply.BESSBOROUGH LODE,| Next-ofKin Party HOLDS FOURTEENTH |.corsienine Forty cor 2b ANNUAL MEETING Corps of Signals personnel, will be held on Wednesday, \u2018at 8 p.min the drill hall of the Armoury, 1179 Bleury Street.There will The 14th annua\u2019 meeting of the Earl of Bessborough chapter took place last Thursday at the home of the Regent, Mrs.A.W.be entertainment, door prizes Myers.Mrs, J.C.Manson, the and refreshments, municipal Echoes secretary, was Military Whist- the guest of honour.A Military Whist will be held { February 23rd at the Westmount Many Activities Y.M.C.A.by the Women's Associa- The treasurer's report showed| tion of St.Luke's Church, Table $803.35 raised during the year|holders please take their own and contributions were made to municipal projects and to the \u2018| Ormrod; | Hamoeopathie- Wa.;.| Valentine Bridge fe The committee in charge of the - Valentine Bridge being held by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Honiceopathic Hospital im the- As R.Griffith Memorial : Hall, 2100 Mariowe Avenue, this .evening under the convenership of \"| Mrs.John F.Bryant, are : Tickets, Mrs, W.John Collins, Mrs.M.Stoker, Mrs, A, P.Kennedy, Mrs.'F.C.Copas, and Mrs.J.Walsh; refreshments, Mre.F, B.Thompson and Mrs.L.Roy Jefferson; door prizes, Mrs.W, G, Mitchell; Drawings, Mrs.W.John Coilins;.\u2018{publicity, Mrs.L, Roy Jefferson and Mré, F.B.Thompson.Among the subscribers \u2018are |Mrs.R.K.Bennett, Mrs.W.L Soper, Miss Chalmers, Mrs.W.R.Mrs.§.M.Jamison, Mrs.Harold - Mills, Mrs, Frank Derrick, Mrs.V.de Boissiere, Misg E.English, Mrs.J.Turnbull, Mr.and Mrs, Crawford Johnson, Mr.and Mrs.Cooper Antliff, Mr.and Mrs.Donald Antliff, Miss M.Currie, Mrs, Arthur Wilson, Mrs, A, P.Dechau, Mrs.M, D.Cushe ing, Mrs.J.F.Walsh, Mrs.George Alerton, Mrs.H.E.O.Bull, Miss Dora Miller, Mrs.D.Bremmer, Mrs, D.McK: Rowaty Mrs, R.B.Hamilton, Mrs.B.D.Johnson, Mrs.H.R.Qriftith, Mrs.Walter Mingle, Mrs.J.G.Quakenbush, Miss F.Fox, Mrs.W.A.Griffiths, Mrs.Reld,.Mrs.Mae Edwards.Oasis No.46 Members of the Oasis Temple No.46; Daughters of the Nile, will hold their regular monthly meeting on Monday at 7.30 p.m, in Victoria Hall.It will be ceres monial, with Queen Jessie Roman presiding.} Victory Club Club will hold a meeting on Mons day at the home of Mrs.J.M.Bercuson, 4845 Maplewood.Mrs, M.Liverman will give a book review.playing cards.Homoeopathic Hospital.225 civilian and service articles were turned in to the workrooms of the Municipal Chapter, and a large quantity of used clothing was sent to the Russian Relief.Cigarettes and magazines were sent to Ste.Anne's Hospital.Home hospitality extended during the year by the members to those in the Services amounted to 163 days and 400 meals.1.0.D.E.Hospitality Plan amounted to 107 days accommodation, = Adopted Schools + | The chapter's three adopted schools were supplied with books, materials for project work, I.O.D.E, calenders, and a special prize for the highest ranking rupil in each school was awarded.Gifts were sent overseas for class Groceries, Delicacies, Meats, etc, at most reasonable prices.(Corner Grosvenor) WESTMOUNT GROCERY REGISTERED_ We are most anxious to serve you and offer a large stock of high { FREE EFFICIENT DELIVERY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Monthly Charge Accounts 4783 SHERBROOKE WEST HARRY KISHNER, Proprietor Fish, Fresh Fruit and Vepersblen EL.7393- 4- 5 the children in relief centres sponsored by the Earl and Countess of Bessborsugh and were gratefully acknowledged by the Countess.Members assisted at Stanley House, the Officers\u2019 Club and the municipal workrooms.Thanks were expressed to the ° newspapers for the publicity accorded the activities of the chapter throughout the year.Mrs.J.C.Manson seconded the adoption of the yearly reports and a presentation was made to her and to the regent on behalf of the members.Tokens of regard for their work during the year were also given to the treasurer, the first Vice Regent, secretary and Come in and s ® WINTER GLOVE ® NECKWEAR ® SCARVES The entire slate of officers whs declared re-elected as follows :- Regent, Mrs.A, W.Myers; first vice regent, Mrs.A, E.Watts; second vice regent, Mrs.R, Wallace; treasurer, Mrs R.H, Grant; secretary, Mrs.C.T.Groome; educational gecretary, Mrs.J.\u2018Ralphs; Echoes secretary, Mrs.standard bedrer, Miss LIMIT ad SHE REROOKES Mavis Porteous, \u2018 @ HOUSECOATS @ CORSETS \"A number of broken lines have been much reduced fo clear this month RET RSETIERE Of DISCRIMINATLY pro 1 = [T pa T7 LE LATE ee our values in S ©® BLOUSES @ LINGERIE © FLOWERS pe TE 1890 pe Rs) ST pk ® est The Temple Emanuel Victory v » t a B 1 8 t u ( I § ! i i ¢ 1 Cm ee ae tre ing le le, ly n, 8.x 3 e O.B.E.Mesdames M.Surchin, M.Kravité, \u201cSusan and God,\u201d played on Tuesday and Wednesday this week at Victoria Hall -by the Westmount Women's Club Drama .Group assisted by several guest players, in aid of the club\u20198 war services funds, proved to be an unqualified success both from the financial and esthetic points ot view.Rachael Crothers\u2019 play, performed under the direction of Mrs.Louis de Savoye accurately interpreted the really big idea motivating the comedy.The cast was perfectly chosen, and the enthralled audience was so appreciative of the smart dialogue end characterization that a pin could have been heard drop.In this sixth year of the war the selection of \u2018Susan and God\u201d was, a, shrewd one, as the satire offers humor round a theme which is truly, as Susan said \u201ctremendously big'\u2014ir a nutshell, that Susan, taking up religion as a fashionable whim, found that Susan and God in a very short time changed to God and Susan.Dorothy Hervey was a fascinating Susan, Miss Hervey'\u2019s vibrant voice, her expressive features, great personal magnetism and ability focussed all eyes upon her, Filmore Sadler, the guest star of the evening, played Barrie Trexel, Susan\u2019s husband addicted to drink who took her enthusiasm for: God more ger- iously than she dreamed possible, and gave a faultless portrayal.His awkwardness with his very plain daughter, Blossom, \u2014 the dawning.of the \u2018realization that after all, and a very unhappy one at that, was extremely weil done.Underplaying rather than overplaying he got the most out of every line and situation, Blossom, played by Barbara Todd, was beautifully real, in the first act, a poignant creature bursting with repressed love for her parents and a frustrated desire for a home.As Blossom's hopes were realized, Miss Todd was an utterly delightful teen ager leading a normal home life.First class work was done by Margaret Pitt, as Irene, and by Margaret McKean as the lovable Charlotte.Winnifred Hogan was \u2018casually adequate in her part of Leonora.The other guest players of the evening were Douglas Peterson.John Cook, and Lawrence McGreggor, all of whom gave sourd performances.satisfactory, elegant in a light, gay colorful fashion, with charm- light through open windows and doors.To the Group's credit be it said that the performance started each evening practically on time.Victoria Hall was packed to the last seat both nights, and we prophesy that \u201cSusan and God\u201d as played by this drama group assisted by its guest artistes, will take a high place among the best amateur production of 1945.Jewish Women Support Drive For Save The Children Fund The Jewish women of Montreal will make a considerable contribution to the non-sectarian \u2018Save the Children\u201d Fund which has financed much of the rescue work in Europe, according to a decision made by a conference of the presidents of the women's organizations of the community in the Lome of Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, Mrs.Anna Raginsky, president of the Hadassah Organization of Canada and Mrs.M.Surchin, representing the: Pioneer Women's Organization, have pledged their support to this drive as did the spokesmen of a number of other important Jewish organizations.In welcoming the heads of the Jewish women\u2019s groups, Mrs.Bronfman explained that Catholic and Protestant women across the country were also making an effort for the same cause.In particular the Society of Friends, (the Quakers) had been assisted by this fund to effect the rescue of many children, Jewish and non-Jewish.Lady Marler and Mme.J.E.Perrault-are co-operat- ing with the Jewish women\u2019s groups in this project.Mrs.S.Gershon Levi read a letter from her husband who is serving \u2018as rabhl to the Jewish troops on the continent.In this| letter Rabbi Levi told ob the sacrifices of non-Jewish families fho had risked much to hide Jewish children from the Nazis.\u201cWar increased our common responsibility for the welfare of the children\u2019, said Mrs.Levi.\u201cMore of them are tragically maimed, orphaned and starved.Their minds are poisoned.We must give them à chance to live in a good world.This is the least we owe to the world of tomorrow.\u201d * Mrs.Ben Robinson and Mrs.Rose Medine are co- -operating wi ih Mrs.Bronfman in this - wo - Among\u2019 those\u2018 ättending we sain A.Bordan, S.Kaplan, H.Ungar, S.Blanshay, A.Rozalinsky, H.Stillman, M.Maron, M.Segal, S.B.Miller, H.Leibovitch, I.Smith, M.Lefcort, M.Brown, H.Gold, A.Shulman, F.Polizuk, A.D.Paltiel, S.Isaif, R.Black, J.Issen, M.Adelstein, B, Ruskin, Jack Klein, 1.Lerner, Allan Bronf- man, F.Seidman, M.M.Victor, I.\u2018Riddell, G.Applebaum, M.Hyman, R.Medine, A.Cohen, E.Shultz, H.Aronoviteh, N.Resnick, H.Weintraub, M.Chorney, H.C.Sabloff, A.Mouckley, J.Gross, (Dr.) Anne Tarshis Batshaw, M.Astroff, D.Greenberg, N.Rickler, W.Malitz, H.H.Goldberg, S.Rosenfeld, E.K.Myer, R.Gar- maise and M.Siblin.Mrs.E.Jones Heads Eastern Star Unit The annual meeting of the Red Cross Unit of Montreal Chapter No.20, Order of the Eastern Star, was held at the home of Miss Ruth MacLeod, when it was reported that during 1944 a total of 221 knitted garments had been completed.The following officers were elected for 1945: President, Mrs.Emily A.Jones; vice-president, Mrs.Bessie MacFarlane; secretary, Miss Lilian E.Harrington; treasurer, Miss Ruth MacLeod; work convener, Mrs.Catherine Webb.At the annual meeting of tlie War Services Group of the Chapter, held on the same occasion, the same officers were elected.This group raised $120.13 during 1944, which was used to send cigarettes, candies, Christmas boxes and other comforts to members of the armed forces.Mrs.Ed, Palmer will be the general convener of the St.Pa- tyick\u2019s card party to be held under the auspices of the West- | moynt Subdivision of the Catholic Woman's league.The event will {ake place on Friday, March 16th, St.Leo's Hatl, Clarke Avenue, EES lat half-past two o'clock.the youngster was a human being] The settings were completely ing effects of moonlight and sun-|f Given By Westmount Drama Group y WESTMOUNT HIGH JALUMNAE SOCIETY At the annua] reuniom of the Westmount High School Alumnae Society to be held in the Junior High School, Academy Road, on Saturday, p.m.Mrs.Doreeh Day will be the guest speaker, Those receiving will be iue president, Mrs.T.B.Earle, the vice-president, Mrs, M.Seaborn, Mrs.H.A.Rowlands, Mrs.R.H.Robinson, Miss Margaret Brndie, Miss E.Lawlor, Misg B.Truax, Miss G.M.Banfill, - Miss Hope Barrington and \u201cMiss Locke.Miss Olive Packard will be in charge of the tea room assisted- by Miss Kathleen Oliver, Mrs, E.Tong, Miss Nancy Hull, Miss Mary Greaves, Miss Ruth Taylor, Mrs, A.J.Quarles, Mrs.Sidney February 24th, at 3) Marion || Earle, Miss Joan Duncan, Alex Falcoper, Miss Helen Gor- man, Miss Lillian Snider, Mra.Campbell Mussells, Miss Ruth Spinney and Miss Ruth Clarke.All friends amd .@rmer pupils of 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A s SPARKLING COLOGNE IN À NEW SCENT - 4.01.9) 29-55; | - FAMOUS or Tg pL ER > Hard TT and BACK TEETH BETTER Medium cleans hard to reach § Textures Sg EET a ree) NEWS Health Retires Mechanics Inst.President Thomas Blaikie, 6211 Monkland Avenue, president for the past seven years of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute of Montreal, will resign this year for reasons of health, and C.J.À.Cook will assume the presidency, it was announced at the 105th annual meeting of the institute held Monday.General committee member W.G.Attridge, 4520 Old Orchard Avenue, continues to serve.Announcement was made also Ryan who served for many years of the retirement of Miss Anne Gas head librarian.Reports of the secretary and treasurer and of the various committees were submitted at the meeting and showed the institute do be in sound financial condition and making steady progress.The work of the library has grown consistently, it was stated, and there has heen an increase in circulation of 2.4j7 volumes over fast year.With Mr, Cook as president the other members of the executive are: Vice-president, Dr.A.Bram- ley-Moore; treasurer, A.J.G.Macduff; secretary, H.F.Swift.Members of the general commit-' tee are: W.G.Attridge, H.H.Boyd, F.J.Eveleigh, V.F.Mc- Adam, C.T.Russell,\" Candy Shower In place of the usual business meeting, the Sergeants Ladies Auxiliary, 7th Recce Reg't.(17th D.Y.R.C.H.) is holding a candy shower in the Sergeants\u2019 Mess, Cote des Neiges Armory on Feb.23, in order to provide condy for the Easter boxes being sent to the Bergeants of the 17th D.Y.R.C.H.[OW overseas.; A sing song is the attraction of the evening and refreshments will be served.All friends are welcome, Ce - FLE on pean pT Adventure Behind German Lines > Ray Miland and lovely Barbara Britton in a scene from the adventure-filled romantic story, \u201cTHI We Meet Again,\u201d which opens af Ne RT OF THE THE/ Changes Made .= - For Part-Time Work.Of Housewives = ~~ = - Housewives may now be engaged for part-time Jobs, for a period of up to three full work shifts in a week, without Selective Service permit, according to a statement.recently Issued by Arthuf MacNamara, Director of National Selective Service.B Previously, * Belective Service required permits .wherever a housewife was.being engaged for more than 24 hours employment in the week: the new rules per- {mits employment without permit, even where the \u2018three full shifts total more than 24 hours work for the week.\u2019 Also \u2018in future it will not be negessary for an employer.engaging a housewifé for not more than three work shifts in the week, to secure permission of National Selective Service.to advertise for this type of employee.\u201cThe new ruling arises out of an interpretation \u2018of subsidiary employment\u201d, which is regulations from permit requirements.Xavier Guild \" \u201cThe Xavier Apostolate Guild will meet Monday at 3 p.m.in Congress Hall, The guest speaker will be the Reverend Maurice Stanford, S.J, who will speak on \u201cThe Joyous Season of Lent.\u201d \u201cpart-time at the Monkland United Theatre on Saturday.Sure and from the sight of the fun-filled shenanigans starting at the York United Theatre Saturday and commencing Sunday at the Westmount United Theatre, it's a broth of atime local moviegoers will be having with Damon Runyon\u2019s \u201cIrish Eyes Are Smiling.\u201d The new Technicolor musical starring Monty Woolley, June Haver and Dick Haymes is true four-leaf entertainment from start to finish.By this time, it\u2019s tommon knowledge that when 20th Cen- tury-Fox dips into the sweet nostalgia of the past, it ladles out giant scoops of richly-seasoned fun, peppered with excitement, blended with.wonderful music, and all lavishly served up in gorgeous settings, \u201cIrish Eyes Are Smiling\" is no exception, It stands out as the most ensrancing screen fare of the season.The picture revolves about the life of Ernest R.Ball, America's greatest composer of sentimental ballads.Producer Damon Runyon \u201cGee whiz, mamma,\" pouted little Beulah, \u201cdo you expect me to be perfect?\u201d \u201c'The Borden inspectors do,\u201d\u2019 laughed Elsie, the Borden Cow.\u2018And you have to be perfect to pass.\u201d \u201cEven papa?\u2019\u2019 gasped Beulah, looking at Elmer, the bull, with new respect.\u201cEven papa,\u2018 smiled Elsie.\u201cYou see, the Borden inspectors have to be sure that Borden's milk and cream are as pure as the best of cows and the most careful laboratory controls can make them.\u2019 The Borden reputation for quality is spreading.More and more folks are finding out for themselves that\u2014 \u201cFITS BORDENS, ITS GOT 10 BE 60001\u201d mone WI, 1188 .ond start regular deliveries of Borden's milk.or \u201cIrish Eyes are Smiling\u201d New Technicolor Musical Tus Doron Company Lasse, and Director Gregory Ratolf have taken rich advantage of the riotous color and brilliant times in which he lived\u2014the razzle-dazzle era of gay Broadway at its gayest \u2014\u2014as the setting for this fast-mov- ing romance of hot-headed Irish sweethearts and the flaming melodies that have .always topped America\u2019s lilt parade.Monty Woolley is cast as the fabulous man-about-town, Edgar Brawley, former gold mine operator, race horse owner, snake oil salesman and get-rich-quick specialist who walks backwards into the lives and romance of Mary \u201cIrish\u201d O\u2019Brien and Ernest Ball.The part is tailor-made to fit Monty Woolley and he plays it to the hilt in one of the most enjoyable performances of the year.Lovely June Haver, who scored a signal success in \u201cHome In Indiana,\u201d comes into her own in \u201cIrish Eyes Are Smiling.\u201d June is seen as Mary \u201cIrish\u201d O'Brien who can deliver a sweet note or a ielling sock in the eye with equal facility.That Haver gal has everything it takes for top-of-the-screen stardom, and if this-film is any indication, she has already arrived.June's romantic interest in the film is Dick Haymes in the role of Ernest Ball, the singing-composer who rose from obscurity to the toast of Broadway.Together they make as swell a \u201cteam\u201d as you've seen in a long time.In addition to a great voice, Haymes has a refreshing charm and solid acting ability that makes him a rarity among singing movie stars.Anthony Quinn as a bet-a-mil- lion gambler; Beverly Whitney as a temperamental prima-donna, and the inimitable Maxie Rosen- bloom as Stanley Ketchel, all provide wonderful performances, W.V.R.C.Cadets Form Social Club Hold Lectures The Valentine Party held by the W.V.R.C.Cadets on Friday was a great success.The cadets and their friends played games and danced in the decorated headquarters at 14 Weredale Park.It was unanimously decided to carry on these social evening by forming a club for young people.The cadets and their boy friends are planning a St.Patrick's Dance to be held at H.Q., ox March 9th.Lecture Series On Tuesday evening a series cf lectures and discussions will begin.These lectures are of special interest to women and girls in helping them plan their place in the community in the post war era.The lectures are being give by \u201cotficerg of the W.V.R.C.who are gpecially qualified to deal with thelr assignment.KW MONKLAND \u2014 Today Only! JEAN ARTHUR in \u201cThe Impatient Years,\u201d with Lee Bowman and Charles | Coburn.EDWARD G.ROBINSON in \u201cMr.Wigkle,\u201d with Ruth Warrick.T 1] Starts .SATURDAY until Tuesday Night _* (Jv (Monkland Ave.at Glreward) starring BARBARA BRITTON RAY MILLAND with Walter Slezak - Lucile Watson BIC HITS! 2 That 4-year-Run You'll Stage Howl with ROAR every ome of its with 400 Chills and Laughter ! Chuckles.K Directed by FRA OW EVERETT HORTON o \u201cJEAN ADAIR ! son JAME N CA L ALEXA E SEPHINE NULL cons ior, your ton | of re escoI Capt ant .Posse erica a dra one}, - ev Me T e Kk LL ee | 3 5 à REE KB [a Ai Th Morland Paramount's \u201cPill We Meet Again,\u201d starring Ray Milland and Barbara Britton, which starts Saturday.at the\u201d Monkland United Thoatre.\u2026 ; Here isa romance of a distinct- dy new type\u2014a love between à man of the world and a woman who lived in a world witl.out men.It is also important for the light it sheds on the work of France's amazing Maquis\u2014the almost untrained and unarmed army which liberated Paris unaided and 1s still writing new French history.Brought together in this fine Frank Borzage production, Mil- land and \u2018Miss \u2018Britton make capi-{ tal of their respective roles.The audience ,£rseted with salvos.of praise thelr fine characterizations which created an undercurrent of suspense throughout the film, \u201cTill We Meet Again\u2019 describes the thrilling escape of an American aviator through the French underground.Active in the movement are the nuns of a French convent, led by the Mother Super- jor, played by Lucile Watson.A young.Novice, played by Miss Brit- ton is assigned the greatest share of responsibility with the duty.of escorting \u2018Milland, the Air Force Captain, to the coaet with important Nazi plans which are in his possession.* The Nazis, knowing that an American pilot is nearby, throw out a dragnet to effect his capture, In this connivance, the German colonel, Shayne, is abetted by a French collaborationist, Slezak.Although the end seems in sight at nearly every turn, the American pilot's ingenuity and the nun's undying faith thwart Nazl plans, enabling Milland to reach England.It audience reception is any eri: terfon, \u201cTill We Meet Again\u201d seems destined to match the bril- \u201cOF In Uproarious Comedy! Hh tty opr Ab, > Ann Sheridan, Jane Wyman anid Irene Manning in a scons from the outstanding comedy, Saturday.\u201cDoughgirls,\u2019 opening at the Seville on liant success of such previous Borzage hits as \u201cA Farewell to Arms\u201d and \u201cSeventh Heaven.\u201d The romantic, stirring and adventurous film story is delicate and heart-warming but, above dll, makes for good entertainment.\u2018From the opening scene the mov- legoers\u2019 interest in this appealing \u2018story is immediately evident, Borzage's direction 1s magical as he creates the aura of stark realism in every scene, leading the actors into the proper channels and maintaining the highest order of efficiency throughout the whole production.The screenplay, written by Lenore Coffee and based on the play by Alfred Maury, gives ample opportunity for the players to demonstrate the versa- tity displayed in their characterizations, \u201cTill We Meet Again\u201d is a picture which should automatically be placed on all flim-goers\u2019 lists.An editoral writer asks ff there is too much news in the world.Not too much \u2014 merely the wrong kind.\u2014Chatam News.Wesley C.G.I.T.Group To Hold Open House In recognizing C.G.I.T.Week in Canada the Wesley C.G: I.T.Group will hold Open House to which all dre cordially invited.| A short demonstration will take place in Wesley Hall after which the audience will hear an outstanding missionary tell of her experiences in Japan during her internment after war was declared.The speaker is Miss S.Courtice who was\u2018 recently repatriated on the Gripsholm.A special Worship service will be presented by the Calvary United C.G.IT.Group and all other C.G.IT.groups in the district are cordialiy invited to attend in uniform, A silver collection will be taken.Humorous Poetry Our columnist, Dr.H.S.Ross, is giving a talk on humorous poetry on Saturday at the Citadel, on University Street, at 8 p.m.0 TOOAY ONLY .= OBERON e BURGESS.MEREDITH, Ate \\ : JAMES CRAIG - \u201cTHAT : \u201cUNCERTAIN FEELING\u201d, with MELVYN DOUGLAS © MERLE >= MUSIC IN MANHATTAN,\u201d DENNIS DAY © ANNE SHIRLEY STARTING SATURDAY! Spectacle ® Romance ® Adventure A thousand sights, a thousand delights in this romance of the mystic, alluring East.» .romance and intrigue amid the ~ jewelled splendor of fabulous Bagdad! RONALD COLMAN HAE DIETRICH A Metro-Goldwya- Mayer Picture \u201cADDED @ HELEN WALKER in \u201cGOOD FELLOWS\u2019 with MABEL PAIGE and CECIL KELLAWAY Where a beggar may become a prince.and a lovely dancing girl can flirt with destiny! TECHNICOLOR \"EDWARD ARNOLD \u2018day at the Snowdon Theatre.Both .and Joy Ann Page, à young new- \u2018| bat Cavanagh, HE THEATRE van Dietrich- Coleman Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich head the cast of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer's eye-filling new spectacle, the Technicolor film \u201cKismet,\u201d -which will open Satur- are at.their best in this celebrat- \u2018ed story, Colman as the beggar- magician Hatiz and Miss Dietrich as Jamilla, queen of the dancing girls,\u2019 But M-G-M has not atopped with these two headliners, Splendid support is offered by James Craig comer about Whom you are bound to hear much more; Edward Arnold, Hugh Herbert and the old reliable character actors Florence Bates, Harry Davenport and Ho- \u201cKismet\u201d ig full of laughs, drama and color.It has spectacle, lavish dancing scenes and it has young love and more mature love, It is entertainment from the word \u201cgo,\u201d go take this corner\u2019s advice and make sure you get down to the Snowdon United Theatre during the run of \u201cKismet.\u201d \u201cKismet\u2019\u2019 tells the story of Ha- REE = enbrad ang featured in \u201cKISMET\u201d at SNOWDON Theatre fiz, the beggar-magician, - who plots to have his daughter marry royalty.His schemes become ine volved when the daughter (Miss Page) meets and falls in love with a handsome young man she be lleves to be the palace gardener but who is in reality the Caliph himself, From that point on the compli cations develop along the kind of entertainment lines that will keep you entertained and absorbed from fade-in to fade-out, Hafis himself fall in love with the queen of the dancing girls and makes a \u201cdeal\u201d with the Grand Vizier ine volving his own daughter, Minesweepers The annual meeting of the British Minesweepers Auxiliary will, be held in Room 135, Windsor Hotel, on Tuesday evening at 8.30 p.m.Lieut.Ian Barclay, a navy commando, who has seen service in Dieppe, Sicily, North Africa and Normandie, will be the guest speaker.All interested in this important branch of the service are invited to attend.À SEVILLE Todiy Only! Mest Again.\u201d CARY GRANT BR, A iheabre\u201d - |AMARR faut HENREID .rtp HIT ei oH gure \"eon (St.Catherine at Chomedy St.) Sharing À Secret .too dangerous for a beautiful woman to know.! \"SYDNEY GREENSTREET - VICTOR FRANCEN + JOSEPH CALLEIA + CAROL THURSTON RAY MILLAND in \u201cTill We in \u201cArsenic and Old Lace.\u201d Commencing SATURDAY for ONE WEEK ! Sharing À Love .too reckless for a , daring man to hide! while the law waited.they made PETER LORRE © - Also The Laugh-Packed New York Stage Hit! * Late Show.a after Ton O'clock 4 AVG rer] LE 40e PACE MIVIN 54 pacs TWELVE ES ?ë THE EXAMINE, PRIDAY, FRSRUAËY e108 > \u2018 Cp or 4 Wsdmnts Rosie » Morse\u201d NEWS OF THE THEATRE WORLD At The Seville - That Warner Bros.possess a penchant for bringing to the screen those spots on the map where things are popping loudest is a fact long acknowledged by moviegoers throughout the land.Moscow (\u201cMission to Moscow\"), Casablanca (\u2018\u2018Casablanca\u2019), Marseille (\u2018\u2018Passage to Marseille\u201d), are but a few of the cities, which read like a list of newspaper headlines, brought to the screen by Warner Bros.\u2019 cameras.The most recent case in point is \u201cThe Conspirators,\u201d which opens at the Seville United Theatre Saturday, starring Hedy Lamarr and Paul Henreid.The Portuguese capital of Lisbon, transformed into a cauldron of romance and intrigue by a world at war, where spies and counter-spies, Nazis and anti- Nazis, soldiers of fortune and cringing refugees from the abattoir that was occupied Europe, rub elbows, is the stage for this absorbing mystery-romance and the.pictorial journey into its seething environs is fraught with dramatic impact and emotional stimulation.Besides Hedy Lamarr and Paul Henreid, as the lovers beset by the fortunes of war, \u2018The Conspirators\u2019\u2019 also boast the presence of Sydmey Greenstreet, Victor Francen and Peter Lorre, those sterling exponents of evil and crime who contributed much of the tension to Warners\u2019 recent \u201cThe Mask of Dimitrios.\u201d Adapted from the widely read Frederic Prokosch novel of the same name, the film travels the identical highway leading to romance, adventure and sudden death as set down in the book.Also on hand in finely etched portraits of protagonists of violence and crime are Joseph Cal- lela and Edward Ciannelli.Carol Thurston, youthful Warner starlet, contributes an effective pors trayal of a Portuguese fishermaid who provides succor for the harried Paul Henreid, Monte Blue and Kurt Katch also furnish capable characterizations in lesser roles.Founded by the legendary Uly- ses, the city of Lisbon is prominent throughout the world as a prolific contributor to centuries of history.Known best as the city whose ports in 1588 sent forth the Spanish Armada to its doom in English waters, Lisbon is also noted as the metropolis that saw 15th Century discoverers Vasco da Gama and Bartholomeo Diaz sally out in search of new worlds: and as an oasis for victims of the present war.Should your city\u2019s archives contain any events of historical or current significance don't be surprised if eventually such Warner Bros.\u2019 expositors of cinema artistry as Jean Negulesco, who directed \u201cThe Conspirators,\u201d\u201d for producer Jack Chertok; writers Viad- imir Pozner and Leo Rosten and Max Steiner, contributor of the film's musical background, begin excavations for the purpose of screening your town.THE Mechanics Institute OF MONTREAL LIBRARY AND READING ROOM ATWATER AVE.and TUPPER ST.\u201cThe Wizard of Wessex - Thomas Hardy\" by Whitfield Aston Past President of the Dickens\u2019 Fellowship Next Thursday, Feb.22nd at 8.15 Theatre.\u201cKismet\u201d Al The Snowdon Saturday! Ronald Colman snd Marlene Dietrich in à scene from the Technicolor film \u201cKismet,\u201d which will start Saturday st the Snowdon United A Desperate Man And Woman! RE ee EE Beautiful Hedy Lamarr and Paul Honreld in a scene from \u201cThe Conspirators,\u201d which starts at the Seville United Theatre en Saturday.by NEW TRENDS IN MUSIC\u2014NO.3 The Solo Recital of Today To be an artistic success on the concert platform nowadays one must be tops.Formerly one had competition, yes indeed, but the standards of bygone years cannot stand comparison with the merits one must possess to be famous today.There are so many celebrities before the public that çompetition is keener than ever before and the concert musician must have a good publicity agent as well as an energetic manager.What goes into making the solo recital of today a success?A truly great artist is the answer, To which one will naturally ask.What makes a truly great artist?If he is a violinist he must possess purity of tone.fine expressive power, rich entotional values, a variety of feeling and no exaggeration in the interpretation of the composer's intentions.Notable examples of artists who have all these qualities coupled with the greatest technical eguip- ment are Jascha Heifetz, (who is playing here tomorrow evening).Yehudi Menuhin, Mischa Elman, Fritz Kreisler and Joseph Szigetl.These performers do not resort to platform tricks as the music speaks for itself and that is how the public judges them.PIANIST The piano requires different treatment and the pianist is usually judged by his own individual merits such as tonal balance, touch and control in his variations of speed.The many schools of pianoforte music also necessitate a great variety of touch as the, older composers such as Scarlatti, | Mozart and Haydn, wrote music] for the harpsichord which, when interpreted on the piano produces a different effect.| Virtuosi like Witold Malcuzyn-, ski, (who gave a superb rendition of the Chopin Concerto in F minor.with the Boston Symphony, last Saturday over the air) Alfred Coriot.Jose Iturbi, Horowitz, Artur Rubinstein and Alexander Brailowsky (who gave a marvellous exhibition of pian- istic art last Thursday evening in Montreal) are all very different but equally famous.VOCALISTS And now the vocalist! The concert singer is so far removed from the operati® performer that often a famous opera star will embark\u2019 on a concert tour and not make\u2019 a success of the venture.He has pd EE not acquired the knowledge of Musical Sharps Flats and Naturals Frances Goltman how to \u201cput over\u201d a song on the recital platform, The opera singer is quite often too dramatic, whereas a good concert singer avolds this common defect.A recitalist who exaggerates the songs loses the Interest of the audience and the result is that he is not reengaged.Some singers, like Nelson Eddy and James Melton, are fortunate that they can sing any type of song equally well, First and foremost à solo yocalist on the concert stage must have quality of voice, also natural breathing and good pitch, clear diction, balance and contrast, and a pleasing presence.A singer must also know how to bulld a well proportioned nrogram in order to hold the attention of his listeners.A badly] balanced song program is much worse than an instrumental one.Outstanding concert singers include Nelson Eddy, Thomas L.Thomas, James Melton, Gladys] Swarthout, Lily Pons, Igor Gorin, Paul Robeson, Jeannette Maes.Donald and many others.A famous artist said, \u201cTo get to the top one must work very hard, and to stay at the top one must work twice as hard\u2019.Next week, Number Four in this series will ba, \u201cTechnical Equipment.\u201d * MISSION CONCERT A concert is being held under the auspices of The Montreal-City Mission, presented by The Metropolitan Choral Soclety, directed by Gerald Vanderpoll, Gold Medalist Conservatory of Music, Amster dam, Holland, in Wesley United Church Hall on February 238% at 8.15 p.m, % YORK Today Only \u2018BOWERY TO BROADWAY,\" with Susanna Foster, Maria Montex, Jack Oakie, Donald O'Connor, and Peggy Ryan.\u201cGAMBLER\u2019S CHOICE,\u201d Chester Morris and Nancy Kelly.Vladimer (St.Catherine at Guy St.) MONTY JUNE HAVER DICK HAYMES .fr WESTMOUNT Todsy and Saturday SATURDAY Until Tuesday WOOLLEY Starts with John GE = (Shorbreske et Grey Ave) Anthony Quinn + Beverly Whitney + Maxie Rosenbloom ond The Metrepeliton Opere Singer .LEONARD WARREN and BLANCHE THEBOM - Directod by GREGORY RATOFF * Produced by DAMON RUNYON + YORK Added Feature \u2014 ANN SOTHERN in \u201cMaisie Goes To Remo,\u201d % WESTMOUNT Added Feature \u2014 \u2018HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID\u201d, with Jimmy Lydon.Hodiak.For One Week Romance In 4 Technicolor! HEN a rogue with a brogue meets your \u201cHome In Indiana\u201d weetheart it's a musical \u2018that will shamrock the nation! \u2014 LANA TURNER in \u201cMarriage Is A Private Affair.\u201d Also cans TIERNEY in \u201cLaure.\u201d vi age he ie.mo will of t othe cou B the gran leagt Îng : the : to fo by il sectic of th the ! two | series first | with tilt.edge | The ends the Ri @ the fi 3-0.team scored game | second Panth Bunter the se One the se: game ( George ners of held t« vards.Wedne: the ser » - Pee-Wee Section Play-Offs See - Greens, Panthers Meet Tomorrow \u2018e Thé play-off hunt in pee-wee sections of the Westmount Muni- eipal Hockey League is rapidly reaching a climax, with the various champions slated to play each other in a series of two games total goals to count affairs that will finally decide the winner in the whole city.Two titlists have already been declared, the Greens are the cham- Jplons in the Western or St.Leo's group, while the Panthers copped the honours in the Prince Albert or King's section.As it happens the luck of the draw matched these two teams up, and they will meet in the first of a two games total goals to count series at Westmount Park to-morrow afternoon, starting at two o'clock.The second game of this series will be played at the St.Leo's ffnk on Monday afternoon, starting time four o'clock.\u2019 The other half of the bracket will see the winners of the King George or Roslyn seotion meeting the winners of the Staynor or Queen\u2019s section.At the present time the Grosvenors and Boulevards are still in the running in the King George section, while the Coryettes and Eagles are battling it out in the Staynor group.The championship of the West- mount Municipal Hockey League will be decided when the winners ef these two brackets meet in another two games total goals to count series.This has been one of the most ambitious pee wee programmes in the history of the league, with some 14 teams playing a full schedule of games, but the race has now narrowed down to four clubs, or at least it will be by the time this paper is printed.The Greensh of the Western section was the first section titlist of the season.The Greens downed the Reds in both games of their two games total goals to count series, the winners copped the first fray 3-1 and then came back with a 4-3 victory in the second tilt.This gavé the Greens a 7-4 edge in the series, The Panthers also won both ends of their two game series with the Rinkydinks, the Panthers won ethe first one 5-1 and the second 8-0.Carl Burton was a one-man team for the Panthers.Burton scored all five goals in the first game and notched two more in the second tilt.Don Smith scored the Panthers\u2019 other tally, while Bob Bunten notched the only goal of the series for the Rinkydinks.One of the biggest gurprises of the season took place in the first game of the play-offs in the King \u2018George when the Grosvenors, winners of all six league games, were held to a 4-all tie by the Boulevards.The teams met again on Wednesday in the second game of the series, with the winner going \u201cafternoon.on to represent thelr group against the winners of the Staynor section, This King George-Staynor series will start on Tuesday afternoon at the Roslyn rink, the second game of the series is scheduled for the Staynor rink on Thursday afternoon, February 22.Four players split up the seor- ing honours in the first game of] the play-offs between the Grosven- ors and the Boulevards.Ian Doig and Bill Pettie scored two each for the Grosvenors, while John Fer- rabee and McDonald accomplished à similar-feat for the Boulevards.The Staynor section playoffs got underway on Wednesday afternoon, the second game was slated to be played yesterday Both games were to be played at the Staynor rink with the Corvettes and Eagles the contending teams.As mentioned above, the winner of this series will meet the winner of the King George section in a two-game series starting this Tuesday at the Roslyn rink.QAHA.Minor Series To Start © The island wide playoffs in the Q-A.H.A.Minor series will start this coming week, Wednesday, February 21, and as usual West- mount will be represented by bantam, midget and juvenile teams, This year the luck of the draw has the local.clubs meeting the strong N.D.G.outfits, so that the outlook is rather pessimistic, although Doug Alexander\u2019s juvenile Eagles may upset the apple-cart.The Golden Eagles\u2019 representatives, as champions of the juvenile and midget A\u2019 sections of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League, will represent Westmount in their respective groups but the bantam representative has not been decided yet.St.Leo's and Panthers were slated to meet this week, if St.Leo\u2019s win they may not go any farther, this has been The van ° Hwy ey i EXAMINER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Es os \u201cWestmount - Junior High | -NOTES\u2014 Joyce Hicks and Hector Porter 1 Golden Eagles Will Face ND.G.This Wednesday Golden © Dougie Alexander's The girls\u2019 last inter-school bas-{ Eagles\u2019 juveniles appear to be ketball game was played Tuesday, February -6, at .Strathern.team started out in high spirits, thinking of the half holiday they were sure to win.Overconfidence was their downfall, and the A\u201d team lost the.two necessary baskets.For the first time since Migs Smith's coming to W.J.H,, the girls lost the championship, Mr.Murray, school psychologist, has been busy .arranging trips of interest for ninth year students.February 5 was the big day, with Dean Hall telling us of the many fields open to those interested.Movies afterward lasted until noon.In the afternoon selected groups visited hospitals, schools, factories, etc.Everyone enjoyed it, and Mr.Murray expects to set aside a day in the next/ three or four months for lectures, movies and trips.All this is an effort to give us an idea of what we are best suited to do with our future.The boys\u2019 inter-school jumping competition was held on Tuesday on the \u2018Junior Jump\u201d on West- mount Mountain, Wednesday saw a double-head- er \u2018basketball game, W.J.H.S.was successful in both games.The Juniors beat Montreal West 28-17 and the exhibition team defeated West Hill 24-18.The Junior Hockey Team lost the decision tq Verdun on Thursday b-4.On Friday the Senior \u201cB\u201d Hockey Team played Montreal West.Westmount lost 4-2, their method of procedure in other years, so that the Panthers would enter the playoffs whether they cop the local honours or not.Present plans call for the West- mount and N.D.G.teams to meet .at the Willibrord rink in Verdun on Wednesday night, February 21, At the same time, games involving Verdun teams will be played at the Westmount Park rink on the same evening.Lignin, nature's cellulose glue, used with powdered wood makes plastics that car be moulded into any shape from tiny buttons to side panels for six-ton trucks.Good who FOR SOME FUEL USERS BALMFIRTH SHAKING GRATES You can save on your fuel purchases with unrationed READING BLOWER ANTHRACITE Reading Anthracite Canadian Co.Ltd.News have pret : To [1] .Reading Anthracite Canadian Co., Ltd, 660 St.Catherine St.W., Montreal 2, [ 1 have a Balinfirth Grate and want to know how to save more money on coal, I am interested to learn more about Balm- firth Grates, Name S0stteaLessstsiasttsttessovOrrItseslieso rote Address essrsagrstidecau see Tel.NO.corsorooco TALENT NIGHT 84th.Co.A successful Talent Night was given by the 34th company in the hall of Dominion Douglas Church on Monday, February 5.The show opened with the singing of the National Anthem and Guide Prayer, followed by \u2018\u2019Onward, Girl Guides, Onward.\u201d Barbara Chambers introduced Miss Mary Moxon, the Captain, who welcomed the guests.Miss Miss Moxon then presented the Westmount District Commissioner, Mrs.W, J.Hyde, who spoke briefly on \u2018\u2018Thinking Day\u201d and the Thinking Day Fund which has been established to assist in the rebirth of Guiding In liberated countries.Every girl in the Company took part in the programme which followed.Piano solos and duets were given by Frances Sum-| ner, Liane Rorkett, Judy Cliff, Anne and Barbara Corbett, Ruth Steeves, Barbara Chambers, Harriet Abbot-Smith, Betty Cowling and Marilyn Ellis.Recitations were.given by Daphne Atchison and Catherine Sewall; songs by Dona Johnston, accompanied by Harriet Abbot- Smith; Barbara Chambers, Elizabeth Munroe and Eleanor Grant played selections on Tonette pipes, and the Poppy Patrol sang \u201cDon\u2019t Fence Me In\u201d.Demonstrations of Guide work were showin with Knots by Elizabeth Munro and Babette Radley and Morse by Alison Arbuckle, Sonia Robertson and Barbara Holden.The Shamrock Patrol produced an amusing skit \u201cWaltzing Matilda\u201d and an entertaining radio skit was given by Ruth Steeves, \u2019 The | well on the way to their fourth consecutive championship in the Westmount Municipal Hockey League.The Golden Eagles eliminated the Unity Boys\u2019 Club team in two straight games to gain the right to represent this city in the Q.A.H.A.playoffs and now they hold a three goal lead over the Claremont Army club in the league title series.The second game of the Golden Eagles- Army two games total goals to count series was slated to be played on Wednesday, The Golden xwagles will meet the champions of the N.D.G.section this Wednesday night, February 21 at the Willibrord rink in Verdun.Goals by Ray Binmore, Warren Chippindale, Frank Read and Jim de Lalanne paced the Golden Eagles to their 4-1 win over the soldiers.L.Rowiey saved the Army six from a shutout.This was one of the best and cleanest games of the season.The Golden Eagles sent the Unity Club down to two straight Barbara Holden, Marilyn Ellis, Mary Mackinnon, Lyn Rutherford and Beverley Walker.A charade, where the word proved to be \u201cmosquito\u201d was acted by Barbara Chambers, Barbara Holden, Sonia Robertson, Ann Crom- bie and Lyn Rutherford.Jane Irwin did acrobatics.Announcers for the various -events were Marline Marte, Catherine Sewell, Beverley Walker, Norah Pedley, Elizabeth Marshall and Lyn Rutherford.Other guides acted.as ushers.The concert closed with Evensong and Taps, and the happy realization that through their efforts the 34th Company raised $33 for the Thinking Day\u201d Furd.A rms 24mm prion re oly a eae ss.rr sera rr RS 5 ei (1 2, \u201c4 PAGE THIRTEEN defeats In the semi-final series.The champs won the first game at Westmount Park by a 7-1 score but had.a much harder time at the Staynor rink where they had a- battle on their hands before they won out 5-2.The losers were undermanned throughs out the series and with a full complement of substitutes, they might bave reversed the verdict, After their easy victory at Westmount Park, the winners copped the Staynor tilt when Warren Chippindale notched three counters and Frankie Read came through with two more, Earle MacDonald and Fred Dejean score ed for the Unity Club team.A western seat of learning Is irked by the unwonted number of co-eds who are leaving college to marry, which is putting the heart before the course.\u2014Winni- peg Tribune.LEARN TO SWIM QUICKLY\u2014EASILY it's easy to swim at the \u201c\u201cY\u201d, Much easier than you think.Hundreds of men and learn te swim at the \u201cY\" each yoar, why not you?Phone fer complete information.WESTMOUNT YMCA 4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.WL 2159 WE regret that thousands of applicants have had to \u201cline up\u201d for telephone service, Telephone equipment has been critically short because this is a \u201ccommunications\u201d war, And of course the armed forces, the government and war industries still move automatically to the head of the line; their needs come first.Only as material becomes available for less urgent needs can we take care of our waiting list, and on a first-come first-served basis.We realize it\u2019s no fun having to \u201cstand in line\u201d this way.Applicants have been surprisingly cheerful about it\u2014-a fact we deeply appreciate, We just want them to know that we will be every bit as glad as they whey we can once again meet every request for telephone eervice\u2014fully and promptly.tartaric ANA) race Four \u2014 Co a _ THE HISTORIC STANLEY CUP (Continued From Last Week) In 1904 the Little Men of Iron had reorganized and began playing under the title of Wanderers, a name that was to become as famous as the game of hockey itself, They entered competition auspiciously, and won a place in the Stanley Cup play-offs.Ottawa had eliminated Toronto Marlboros in easy fashion, and then began the long rivalry which existed between the silver seven, the barber poles and the red bands for many years.Only one game was played, however, in this first series between the two, and that ended in a draw, 5 to 5.There was ill-feeling between thbe\u2018two teams, charges and counter charges, and Wanderers finally decided to withdraw from further play.finished the season by beating Brandon, Man., handily, 8 to 6 and 9 to 3.Era of the Ottawas The Ottawas dominated the game for the next two years.In 1905 a team came all the way from the Yukon Territory to con- but the northeners were no but thee mnortherners were no match for the finished play of the eastern champions, and went down by scores of 9 to 2 and 23 to 2.Not s0-easy, however, was Rat Portage, These lads from Kenora and vicinity, some of them wearing the new tube skates, gave the Ottawas a terrific battle, winning the first game 9 to 3, but losing the next two, 4 to 2, and 5 to 4.Ottawa successfully defended the cup against Queen\u2019s University and Smith's Falls in 1906.The students were no match for the fast, tough men from the capital, losing 16 to 7, and 12 to 7, but Smith's Falls had turned out an excellent septette considering the size of the town, and in the first game gave the Ottawas a scare, holding them to a 6-5 score.The effort took a lot out of the Smith's Falls boys, though and the Ottawa team recovered from its over- oonfidence in the second game, and won 8 to 2.The trophy passed to Wanderers at the end of the Ottawa thenk season, however, by virtue of having won the championship of the Canadian Hockey Association, and defeating the Ottawas in the process.; Upset by Kenora Thistles The biggest upset in cup history, to date, occurred in 1907, when Kenora Thistles came down to Montreal and took the famous Wanderers by scores of 4 to.2 and 8 to 6.Later the same season a return series was played at Winnipeg between the teams, Wanderers winning the first game 7 to 2, and losing the second 6 to 5.As only two games were called for under the agreement, Wanderers were declared winners of the series on a round-score basis, Wanderers uad reached the zenith of their fame in 1908, as they swept through their league matches, and humbled three famous teams in cup matches, Winnipeg Maple Leafs were the first challengers and were disposed of, 11 to 5, and 9 to 3.Toronto went down in a sudden-death game, 6 to 1.Edmonton were much better than the other two challengers, splitting a two-game series, but losing on a total-goals agreement, Edmonton challenged again in 1909, but lost to Wanderers who were later defeated by their old rivals, the Ottawas.Ottawas de- 1846 THE MONTREAL CITY and DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK 1944 Ninety-Eighth To Tut SHAREROLDERS.Gentlemen, pri forward to next year, you \u2018will share our sorrow at his loss.during the year.Te the Public: Deposits not Char Donation A even To the Shareholders: Reserve Fund Balance of Profits carried forward - Dividends outstanding eececcscace Tividend payable January 2nd, 1046 .Dominion and Provincial Government Bonds: Canadisn Municipal and School Corporation bond: Bonds of Canadian Public Utilities Corporations Sundry Securiti®® ceccmecesncsmsae Call and Short Loans, secured by collateral Loans to Fabriques de Paroisses or to Religi pp d by the On behalf the B: vor oa.HINGSTON, Your Directors have pleasure in presenting the ninety-eighth Annual Report of the affaire of the Bank and the result of ite operations for the Year ending Decem = The net profits for the year were $407,383.94 and, the balance brought forward from last years Profits Account was $145,809.84, making a total of $553,283.78.In addition to the usual quarterly distributions to ita sharcholders, the Bank contributed from this amount $16,900.00 to various cl snd philanthropic funds\u2014independently of the sum of $9,873.00, interest on the Charity Donation Fund, distnbuted ay ususi\u2014leaving a balance at the credit of undivided Profits Account of $236,383.78 to be It is with deep regret that your Directors record the death of their eateemed colleague, Mr.Zéphirin Hébert, which occurred on the 19th of November last.Mr.Hébe Bank for over a quarter of a century and had rendered valuable service to the institution.We fee?that The vacancy on the Board haa been filled by the nomination of Honourable Henri Groulx.As usual, » frequent and thorough inspection of the books and assets of the Bank has been made The Report of the Auditors and the Balance Sheet are herewith submitted.DECEMBER 31st, 1944 LIABILITIES Deposits bearing interest, including interest accrued to date ee.$04,333,515.34 interest | GENERAL STATEMENT Capital Stock (Amount subscribed $2,000,000.00), paid up ewee= $ 2,000,000.00 3 500,000.00 RESOURCES Cash on hand and in Chartered Banks.oi Donation Fund, invested in Dominion and Canadian Musi.Annual Report Moxrnear, Fesnvanr 12rm, 1045.31st, 1944.itable rt had been a director of the D.A.HINGSTON, wes 1851,724.13 - 180,000.00 1.904.783.02 306,372,022.49 8,836,990.80 3104,200,022.29 Ee $103,183,005.96 1,055,32688 |, $104,200.023.29 CPC T.TAGGART BMYTH Gerd Wonegm, St.Leo's To Meet (League Crown \u2014.mgr N Panthers For ® The bantam title in the West mount Municipal Hockey League rests between the St.Leo's .Academy club, last year's champions, and Ross Gillingham\u2019s Panthers, newcomers to .the bantam section this season.Each of these two clubs captured a game.in the first two of the best of three series and the third tilt will be played tonight at \u2018Westmount Park at seven o'clock, _ The Panthers eliminated the Golden Eagles from the title hunt last week when they downed Bob Beal's team 4-0 in a sudden death game to decide which team would oppose Andy McGillias\u2019 students.When the Panthers and St.Leo's did meet, the students took the first fixture 2-0 only to see the Panthers even up the séries with a 2-1 overtime victory on Saturday afternoon.Bob Orr was a standout in the first game of the final series, notching both goals for the St.Leo's team.The second game of the series was a hard fought battle with the Panthers grab- bing- off a one goal lead in the first period when John Choyce capitalized on a misplay by the St, Leo's rearguard to score the first goal of the game.Arthur Lallemand evened up the count in the late minutes of the third reriod when he stickhandled through the Panthers team to score on a brilliant individual effort.The winners notched the winming counter in the first five minutes of the overtime session when Eddie Lafontaine banged in a rebound off Desjardins\u2019 pads.Three goals by John Choyce and another for good measure by Bob Forrest were enough to give the Panthers their 4-0 verdict over tlre Golden Eagles in the sudder death -game for the playoff gpot.St.Leo's Midgets Down Tornados ® Yves Hudon's St.Leo\u2019s Academy team hold a one game edge in the best of three series to decide the championship of the midget B section in the Weast- mount Municipal Hockey League.The students downed Richard Lord\u2019s Tornados in the first game of the series on Saturday after- noor at Westmount Park by a 2-0 count.The second game of the series will be played tonight at the Staynor rink, starting at seven o'clock.If a third game is nec ry, it will staged af the Westmount Park rink to-morrow afternoon.Goals by Bernard Gatto and fended the trophy successfully early in 1910 against a third Edmonton team, but had to pass it back to Wanderers before the season was over, Wanderers then beat a team from Berlin, N.H,, first American challengers.The Ottawa-Wanderer rivalry was renewed in 1911, when the Senators took the battered mug back to Bytown.The year 1912 marked the entry of the Quehet Bulldogs into Stanley Cup competition.A team which included Chubby Power, later to become famous In politics, won the championship of the professional National Hockey Association, and later defeated Moncton, champions of the Maritime professional league.Quebec repeated in 1913 in the N.H.A., and successfully turned back the Sydney, N.S., team in the only cup series of the year.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ i , (To be continued) \u2019 ° Cw = The Preps had a grand feed two weeks ago, and want to thank three people who helped fremen- dously in making the night a success, Mrs.Donnelly donated ice cream and cake to the menu, The boys enjoyed if very much and went around to her house to let her know.Mrs.Gaspard helped serve the feed, so that no one had to wait for his share, That was a big help.Bob Beal did his share on the gym and in the pool.Altogether these three contributed largely to the success \u2018of the eve- \u2018ning.The preps are again looking towards.another successful night this week.Brad Henderson was on the job Saturday, so now the preps can have a full morning.Not only gym and swim\u2014but crafts, clubs, and extras, Juniors and Intermediates The Juniors and Intermediates rolled envious eyes, but felt better when they found they too would be having a feed of their own-\u2014next Monday, in fact.Basketball The Junior team bave played gamely but have been out-classed, so their score board is not high.The Intermediate team has had à line of straight wins this year.They have won every game they have played and are in top place in the Inter Y.M.C.A.Basketball League.Tuesday, their last game, gave them a win over Central \u201cY\u201d Intermediates, They will be rounding off the season with high doings.Friday Night \u2018Group The Friday Night group have had two grand nights this last week end.Friday a splash party and Saturday a sleigh ride.Thirty youngsters churned up the water for an hour for a really good time, Then went upstairs to dance.Mrs, MacLeod was hostess for the night, Saturday forty climbed aboard for an old-fashioned siergh ride\u2014* returning to the \u201cY\" for hot dogs and cocoa and a short dante, While the snow did turn very wet, everyone enjoyed themselves, Mr.and Mrs.Bradley were in charge of the sleds and Mrs.Smith and Mrs.Hampshire prepared and served the refreshments.Altogether, the group made mere ry and the most of their evenings, They intend -to do the splash party again, they say.Movies Saturday last was greatly fe, proved.Of course the picture had a lot to do with that.So, as the next pleture is just as good, we'll expect just as great a crowd.This week we are showing\u2014*\u201cRevellie with Beverly.\u201d Incidentally, Frank Sinatra has a part in the Picture.Y's Talk The boys have gone into à bud- dle about a newspaper, and as a result the \u201cY's Talk\u201d will go to press this Saturday under the Editorship of Allan Smith.Working with him at present are Ian Smith, Tom Robson, Lawrence Goode and Peter Swift.\u201c There will be others gathered in later.The Y's talk will go to press every other week and will carry items of interest about the gang\u2014 cartoons, stories, jokes, In fact, about everything except the stock market and train schedules, Westmount \u201cY\" Park Slide Night The annual Park Slide night is billed for Monday, March 5th.There \u2018will be the usual high do- ings\u2014skating\u2014skiing\u2014toboggan= ing\u2014dancing, with a good time the top item in all events, Emmett Guilfoyle gave the St.Leo\u2019s team their 2-0 margin, The teams held a preview to their playoff series last Friday night wher they met at the Stay- nor rink in a sudden death game to decide first place in the section standing.The St.Leo's club captured this game by a 5-1 count with Louis St.James topping the scorers with two counters.Others to score were Dave O'Meara, Hugh Peckham and Bernie Gatto.The Jone Tornado\u2019s counter came from the stick of Kerr Black, pe A shipment of 4,000 long tons of dried dates are expected to arrive in Canada shortly from Iraq and he distributed to the trade within a month or six weeks: They will be sold at ceiling prices set by the WPTB.LAURENTIDE INN -GRAND'MERE, Quebec | 3/2 Hours from Montreal Restful, Modern, Sprinkler Fire Protection, Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Rates Skiing and all Winter Sports For information, Apply Direct \u2014 Val Morin, Que.\\ The centre of suinmer and winter sports.Excellent ski trails, ski instruction for beginners, air-condi- tioned heating system.good English home cooking.For reservations phone or write MRS.E.M.HILL-JONES, Val Morin, Que.Tel.186W5 round r chard d amount rooms, glass en hot and hardwoo natural kitchen, Ultra Vi ally good garden, miles fro Granhy.cilities.on reque ward C.ford, P.Q QUIET 1 sire acer vate hom Box 118, \"aw ns WINTER.e wish for\u2026 and ot your doorstepl Far dowahilis to gentle slopes and saow-laden trails \u201ctoe beginners.Famous Snow Eagle Sid School .skating .Siberian dog teams, Accommodation and cuisine in the famous \u2018Gray Rocks\u2019 way\u201d.1055 fe chalet.4 Comfort and activity at Val David .3 \u2026 .hub of Laurentian trails .rounded by marked trails .2000 Cet : Hill) - with whi tow .- h 2 Modern hemelike atmosphere .: .table Hasiatore.Val David Quebec « » elevation .lovely leg «+ 40 rooms with private i school.pr er basket sad = SE PE [IIT bd a : De 8 pe NP GCL T= JE AT at ee hs ee FE CA THE EXAMINER, PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1945 \u2018 The Westmount Examiner | + CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING + \u2014 PHONE.YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773- 15 WORDS FOR 35¢ 2c FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD specialist for men -and women.Questions answered.Appointments dally.FI.0801, D-13 PROPERTY WANTED IS YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE?WE HAVE SERIOUS BUYERS FOR EITHER COT- out charge.Call at once.new; sacrifice for quick cash sale.TAGES OR DUPLEXES, SIT- TA.1932.J-284 UATED \u2018IN WESTMOUNT ROYAL HEATING SERVICE ELECTRIC massage machine, per- N.D.G., MONTREAL WEST, REG.D fect condition, good for reducing or.HAMPSTEAD \"AND MOUNT CONFEDERATION BLDG.pains in the limbs.AT.2354.J-281 ROYAL D.W.OGILVIE & CO.INC.HA.8201.H.C.CHISHOLM EVENINGS, WA.39504 BE D-16 APARTMENTS WANTED HEATED DUPLEX or apartment, 6 or ¢ rooms, immediate occupation or SIT.WANTED (MALE) NEED A FURNACEMAN?Jet us take care of your furnace for the balance of the winter months.\u2018Special weekly and monthly rates now in effect.Expert janitor service and attention given to furnaces; jacket heaters, blowers, etc.Snow shovelling also.Rates given on request with- LANCASTER 8214 D-38 rer IF YOU WANT your floors cleaned and polished like new at reasonable rates, call F1.1998, D-33 SIT.WANTED (FEMALE) COLLEGE STUDENT would look after children afternoons or evenings, TICUOSIOEL 0 ALONMU ALIM ISIN GEL NLA AAA MAMA AA M M MAMMA A A A AA M AAA MAMMA RO PERSONAL DOMESTIC HELP WANTED FOR SALE AVENUE Tea Room, 364 Victoria TOOK for 3 people.Monday, Wednes WALNUT à ) .- \u2019 gateleg dining table an Ave., home cooked meals.Afternoon day and Thursday.5-7.30 p.m.Argyle kindergarten set comprising 2 chairs, teas; tea cup reading.EL, 0073.D-45| Avenue.WE.1070.D-39 1 table.EL.8606.J-200 BENTONA .- WOMAN for plain cooking and house- : THREE kitchen chairs, chesterfield work, In sm apartment.EX, 2078, % covers, bedspreads veiour drapes.Noted Psychologist reader.Trouble after 6 p.m, D-20 AT 8863.', 1-198.knowledge In story and picture.Ideal \u2018Encyclopaedia for school-age childe ren.Good condition, 10 volumes, $12.50, Everyman\u2019s Bookshop, 1473 st Catherine West.J-348 BABYŸS convertible carriage; lady» coat, inaroon, raccoon collar, 18.DE.2133.+-204 LIVING ROOM suite, 3 pieces, like WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED\u2014Cupboard about 6 x 6 x & for Children\u2019s Art centre.DE.0469.D-46 WANTED\u2014Pair figure skates, size 7.EL.9293.D-46 GRAMOPHONE or wanted.DE.8686.D-38 May 1st.Two adults.References.25c hourly and carfare, WIL 2578.ANTIQUE silver, glass, china, ornas WE.1405.D-31 - \u2018 D-36 ments, furniture, miniatures, Dre paintings, vases, other fine objets EXCHANGE LIVING QUARTERS LOST d\u2019arts wanted.Lyons, WI.5700.D-10 MOVING to Halifax, will exchange 5| LAPEL ornament, representing flying WANTED\u2014Babys high chair with roomed heated duplex in N.D.G.for|duck on Sherbrooke, Saturday cven- Co removable metal tray.EL.8223.§-6 roomed flat or house for March or Ing between Westmount Avenue and HORIZONTAL 89 Constella- 50 Printer's 5 Middle MEN'S and boy's clothes, etc\u2026 good April, DE.8882.D-43 Kensington.WI.4511 D-49 1 Devastation tion 52 errors $ Impaled prices.HA.3790.Evenings, CR.1938, LOST in or outside the Forum at - 41 Brain 0 make er plant D-8 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Westmount High-Strathcona game, ¢ ep e membrane light by fer-| 8 Light brown NEW ultra modern, 8 room, year|Jan 30th, fountain pen and tobacco P 42 Japanese mentation 9 Article round residence, in the heart of Or-|pouch.Each has personal sentimen- 11 To scoff at es an 54 Moorish 10 King of chard district, arranged for minimum tal value as they were brought back 12 Heaveniy .drum Pylus amount of housework, 4 corner bed-| from overseas.Finder please call WI.body 43 Hindu 56 Savory 11 Besmears TRADES AND zooms, 1 bath rooms, shower, large 9434.Reward.__ D-44 14 Molten lava prayer rug 18 To drink the gross enclosed slecplng porch, Furi \"8 BRINDLE Seo tle With red harness,| 15 To make 45 Fish-like VERTICAL health of ot and cold spring water, electric lV: Westmount license 429.Reward.DE vertebrate 1 Region sur- 16 Rocky cra PROFESSIONAL CA hardwood floors, extremely beautiful 9834 ., slight allu- 46 Brother of rounding 19 Pertal i 8 A natural fireplace.Planned U type : sion to Odin the earth to fat ng 25 WORDS 50e | - kitchen.Hot water heating.Lustra LOT FOR SALE 17 Extremely 47 Wife of a 2 Land 2M | Ultra Violet Ray windows, exception- APARTMENT SITE \u201c© 18 Indehiscent Duke ore astute Additional Werds lc each lly good view four directions.Rose \u2018 measure 23 Sudden gush = Ya garage.No wafer tax.40 Cote St.Catherine Rd, at Victoria fruit 49 Part of in- 3 Energy ° of liquid \\ rden ge.\u2019 Ave, See our sign on property.Lar | miles from Montreal, 20 minutes trom choice lots, about 90 x 125, rensoantie 20 To ply with finitive 4 Lyric poems 2 Astae ott AUTO REPAIRS Granhy.Splendid transportation f8-|price.St.Catherine Investment Co.\u201cek's Pursé etter ALLAN'S General Auto Repairs, 423% gliittes.ont to responsible.part Photos PL, 8011.Evenings, DE.9785.D-17 81 Musto: as Answer te last week's Purse + Toe melt St.Catherine St.W.WB.1201.ol - : .vas ee, Pa piena Abo FOR SALE 22 Couches ; 3 Eiboper Prades and waive winding » specials PQ.\u2019 , LEOPARD RUG se Before AINJA] IMIFILIBIE [L[IEIT .\u201c Lleg e work guaranteed.Day and night sere ROOM & BOARD WANTED Mounted on Himalayan goat, just prophet TIBILIAIRBEAIC]IQIU] IIR Seay Judina vice.> D-«8 UIET R.C.A.F.officer and wife de- llke new, $50.00.TA, 1244.D-24 26 Sha SITII LILAS TIVINI T Cartage and storage hemmmm sire accommodation March 1st.Pri- FUR LINED COAT Arp AR STE TB EIA 36 Sections of WESTERN CRATING and Moving, C ial family.Write L wall Reg\u2019d.Van Service.Specialty fure Box ney ng \u2018Hampton y D-47 Gentleman\u2019s muskrat 1lned cloth coat, 28 To leave AMSAJU|IEMELIIN 38 Overjoyed niture, refrigerators, pianos moved ox 116, c/o .Otter collar, perfect condition.Size 80 To place ANEE OBER PED $7 Lustrous by experienced men.Service and sate 38-10.WE.5486.D-34 81 Pike-like textil FI.1328.D-6 - fish PIRIOIO]F ol E] A 0 40 po e fiber isfaction.eer = Lindsay Uprigr i ANO dition, rea.| 3% Pertaining o BIT] SEALE] A 13 heer CARTAGE & STORAGE sonable; also hall stove.CR.325.to a cholr of N[Al LI RI I] A 44 On the ocean NOTRE DAME DE GRACE Transe [ } D-50 35 American PIRIOIRIA R 47 To strike fer.Local and long distance movers.; \u2019 BEAUTIFUL modern dining-room set, 38 a RIE ARNE \u201c soitly Also cartage.DE.3110.D-3 4 made of llmed oak, comprising table k © weaken DECORATING with extra panel, six chairs and side- weakened by 52 Sun god : = 0 board.Must be sold immediately.363 inaction 58 Six - PAINTING, DECORATING and minor * ° Kitchener Ave.Westmount, between repairs C.Manseau, 544 Claremont 6 and 8 p.m.D-30 FOR SALE FOR S Avenue.EL.9714, D-14 FUNCRAL Home FOR THOSE who entertain, a bar, FR FU x rE TE ALE 53 DRESSMAKING with vitrolite to interior finished WIN overcoat, alpaca, suit an 2 walnu edroom 0 O with monel metal, a separate liquor Sports Jacket, excellent condition; never used, $100.00; new velours, spring LADIES® and children\u2019s coats, suits, 561 cabinet, plate glass shelves and mir-|owner in service.DE.9222.filled chesterfield suite, bargain, $95; and dresses.Moderate price.Mra Sh b k St W ror and five bar stools.Must be seen CRUET, perfect condition: quadruple large rug, hall runner, dropleaf table, FI.~~ D-% erobrooke Of, vv, broken sets| bookcase, lamps, pictures, tables.All| MISS MATTHEWS \u2014 Talloress and y \u2014 NT T Eta ater = PRESSURE x \u2014 AETNA-RADIO-REG D.= \u2018 DExter : , coo en (new), 34 quart Radio technicians, most efficient ree D-12] size, $25.00.WA, 3036.J-243 pair service in Canada.Re-condie Fun RAL DIRE cto RS STUDIO COUCH, upholstered arms, UPHOLSTERED velours bed-chair,|tioneä mantel sets on hand.Prices a almost new.Call after 6 p.m; WE, | trimmed with chrome, CA.4261.J-222| yw p.T.B.regulations, 362 Dorchester 3713.ACME table top gas range, Automatic St.W.MA, 6583.D-38 Gstablished 1840 NEW RUGS lighter, Insulated oven with thermo- RUG SERVICE 2% x 3, $35 up; 8 x 4, $76; Oriental, meter, utility covered, used three 14 x 9% $65.EL.3614.5826 Sher- months, $60.00.EL.6213, after 10 a.m, REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUG ape 0 G ra ad brooke West._ .D-4 J-220 made from your old carpets, material - DOUBLE and single metal beds; tri- any size or color.We .ith b BARGAIN Ÿ Beautiful mew chester | Cycle for eight year old.DB.v2s.| ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CO., At your disposal without charge Tiled: beautiful new rug, 2v x 8 3-219 Drummond Bldg.PL.336 to be oppreciated.363 Kitchener Ave, - I'lon dress and slip.DE.3128.plate cut glass bottles; Prices deliver your prescription at no extra charge.SOMERLED DRUG STORE with felt.Sacrifice immediately $125.EL.3614.5826 Sherbrooke West.D-3 BEAUTIFUL mink coat, box style, size 16, $1,250.00.Write Box 121, cro.2191 Hampton Avenue.D-35 T.ONG WHITE taffeta First Commun- D-87 with spring and mattress.Bl.3397, THREE piéce chesterfield set; 6 plece kitchen set, good condition, no dealers.LOVELY big chesterfield, very ,comfortable, $160.00, AT.4316.J-208 CHESTERFIELD, high quality; small walnut dining room.5285 Decarie Apt.2.EL.8668.J-209 D-28 RADIO REPAIRS .TAILORING MEN'S Suits remodelled In Jadies cob tumes, $12.30; fur coats renew children\u2019s clothes to measure.Clfte: BIRD-CAGES; pie oven; K sise bed Tailor, 5906 Sherbrooke 8, W., Clifton, D- ov THE WORLD BOOK, organized radio attachment\u2019 - El between 6 and 8 p.m.D-29 dishes and children\u2019s dishes; orna-| never used.Selling Immedlately.FI, dressmaker 9 Burton Avenue.DExter 1149 FE muskrat ments, jardinieres, ete.Odd chairs, 1950.Colson, 1353 Greene, Waest- reasonable.Phone for appointment, ES aluminum kettle; plated flatware; gilt| walnut furniture.TA.1244.D-23 mount.D-43) EL.7205.D-9 Modern Chepel ES boudoir desk; man\u2019s, youth's and| BOY'S wagon, pre-war make, with| MAHOGANY Hall Seat, upholstered, EDUCATIONAL WITH E=| lady's clothing; shoes; dishes; glass-| rubber tires, good condition, $10.00.with drawer, also loveseat and fire| ART INSTRUCTIONS, drawing and \"HAMMOND\" ORGAN I= ware; porcelain table lamp; bedspread.EL.3973.D-22| grate.WIL 2543, D-31 painting.Life class, landscape and fH WI.2389.D-27| 5T.D WALNUT book-case; Books of| DRESSES\u2014One school tunic; skirts; Still life.Private and class lessons, Hi , 2 FFICER'S army overcoat, splendid Knowledge; coll; double bed springs.ihat; coat; girl's overshoes, size 814.Classes limited to 8 puplls.Severe bi condition, $8.00, size 44.107 Cote St.| EL.9983.D-19 195 Selby SL \u2019 D-18| Masse, EL.5272.FI.4225.D-11 $ Antoine Road.D-26| Tet a graduate pharmacist fill your QUALIFIED eacher will coach pue aT prescriptions.Due to our policy of HILO tube jSabinet radio, Per- pile, vicinity N.D.G.Call EI.6028 HH f 6.30 p.m.closing, it is possible for Mr.fon 1 M $5.ann, and fim after 6.30 p.m.D-44 a A.Rochman, B.Ph, to fill every Dre- Lerin, $15.00: other accessories, DE XPERT tutoring in ail high school : scription we get.We will call for and 1679 y ; De and publie school subjects.EL.0278, N re \"PAGE SIXTEEN OR FAST DELIVERY ; - 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