The Westmount examiner, 8 novembre 1946, vendredi 8 novembre 1946

[" 47 Years In 3 Westmount\" WEDDING GIFTS - including a Fine Selection of Choice Silverware - Expert Watch & Clock Repairs OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XVII, No.45 .Six English Girls Want Westmount Pen-Friends Mayor Adams, recently received a letter from six Eriglish girls re- juesting that he help them secure pen-friends in Westmount.Not wishing to disappoint the girls, nd being unable to attend to such atters personally, His Worship has turned the letter, and accom- hanying photographs, over to the Krxaminer with the request that ve do what we can to help.The girls are stationed at a ather isolated camp in Warwick- shire, and, as they explained in A 5 heir letter, the main entertain- i n ent is derived from the letters ev receive.Thus they decided to ake a plea for pen-friends in an- | pther country, to add special in- erest.\u2019 The girls used a rather unique ethod of choosing what city they \u2018Would like to hear from; they list- id the names of the cities they would :like to know more about nd then put them in a hat and freww one, with the result that Westmount was chosen.These girls who are all single, | ange in age from 19 to 25, and heir names are: Betty Bensley, paddy Grundy, Chris Comor, Joan Hey, Lillian Stead and Bobbie den.Anyone wishing to correspond ith any of these girls may write /o Bobbie Eden, NAAFI, Legion Branch toner icnanive.sme.Asks Support ; For Poppy Day riday Nite Club xpand Program The Friday Night Club is having most successful season.High- ght of the month was the Hal- c'en Party, which all members the club attended in costume.irst prize winner was Clive regor-Pearse in cossack costume.Mrs.Martin and Mrs.C.J.ith, members of the Mothers\u2019 lub, were present to help serve Mfreshments.Adding variety to ogramme was the Spook House, which small parties of boys and ris from the dance made their ay during the course of the even- g.Members of the Friday Night ub will participate in other act- LONELY Twe of the English girls who want pen-friends in Westmount.Left to right: Paddy Grundy, and Bobbie Eden.Poppy Day, 1946, the day set aside for remembering the Nation's Servicemen and women, is being held across Canada, tomorrow.Not only is it a day of remembering, but a day in which we are asked to help those of our veterans who, through wounds or illness, are unable to help themselves to the full.The Westmount Branch, No.39, Canadian Legion, ask that residents, buy and wear the Legion Poppy; buy as a concrete way of helping veterans who need help, and wear it as a re- ask that residents buy and wear their service.The Westmount Branch, aided by the Women's Auxiliary, will (Continued on Page 2) \\, - The Examiner Serving the City of W estmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1946 * Westmounters Honored With | National Posts , Robert J.Lindsay and George :F.Bourke, both residents of , Westmount, were elected respec- | tively President and Secretary of ! the Canadian Federation of New- | man Clubs at the national con- ; vention of the Federation held in Fredericton, N.B., from October 25 to 27.\u2019 Mr.Lindsay, a graduate of Loyola College and presently in his graduating year in engineering at McGill University resides at 318 .Kensington dvenue.Mr.Bourke attended St.Leo's Academy, re- \u2018ceived his degree from McGill in 1941, and lives at 320 Redfern Avenue.The Canadian Federation of: \u2018Newman Clubs is an association of twenty Newman Clubs at various universities across Canada, representing 6000 Catholic stu- P| dents at non sectarian institutions of higher learning.The purpose of the clubs is to care for the spirit- | ual, cultural and social welfare of | Catholic students studying at these universities.The Federation serves to unite these clubs, acting as a secretariat for the gathering and distributing of information for its members, and represents them officially in national and international affairs.There are Newman Federations in Canada, the United States and Great Britain.There are two Newman Clubs in Montreal: the undergraduate club at McGill of which Mr.Lind: say is an active member, representing nearly 1000 Catholic students, and the Newman Club Alumni, composed of Catholic graduates of McGill, and of which Mr.Bourke is founder and president.The main purpose of the Alumni is to assist the undergraduate club to fulfil its function more completely.ADVENT YOUTH CLUB The weekly meeting of the Ad- Roller Skating Party which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.Plans for the Dance to be held Nov.29 are progressing favourably and a hearty invitation is extended to all to attend.ities beside the dance.Projected other activities of the ub include a bowling group to eet on Saturday evenings and learn-to-dance group.À basketball dance will be held Friday, Nov.22nd, the proceeds which will be used to supply mbers of the Basketball team |} th equipment.3 ~ WARDS PRESENTED UB PACK MEMBERS alvary Cub Pack held its sec- J! meeting of the season recently.ex Sevendsen received his Athe ts Badge, and Kenneth Cathro,- third Service Star.After In- ction there was a Hallowe'en ty with Indian masks and eats.Bixers\u2019 Council was held Satur- ÿ morning Nov.2, \u2018at Akela\u2019s e Sixers Kenneth Cathro, Nlev Scrüton\u2019 and the newly ted \u201ctrial\u201d Sixers Alex Seyend- and Mac Scott discussed meet- plans for November with Akela Baloo.PRESIDENT Robert J.Lindsay, 318 Kensiag- ton Avenue, Westmount, who wes recently elected President of the Canadian Federation of Newman Clubs at the National Convention, held in Fredericton, N.B.SECRETARY George F.Bourke, B.A., 320 Red- fern Avenue, Westmount, who was recently elected Secretary of the Canadian Federation of Newman Clubs ot the National Convention, held in Fredericton, N.B.vent Youth Club consisted of a Re % t i a 1939-1945.mA UE + ae WESTMOUNT WAR MEMORIAL Where residents of this city will gather Sunday afternoon in memory of the citizens of Westmount and the members of the Royal Montreal Regiment who gave their lives in the world wars, 1914-1918 and All Schools To Close For Remembrance Day All schools under the Montreal Protestant Central School Board and the Moritreal Catholic School Commission will be closed on November 11, in observance, of Remembrance Day, it was announced Tuesday at board and commission headquarters.Classes will also be cancelled at McGill University.Hallowe'en Dance At Victoria Hall Draws Full House The Hallowe'en Dance held by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club in Victoria Hall, was one of the most successful undertakings the club has sponsored.The hall was packed, the music was of the best and everyone enjoyed the evening.Before the dance proper got under way, the younger children ducked for apples, pushed peanuts with their noses, went treasure hunting and enjoyed the many other games and contests provided for their entertainment.After these younger members had had their fun and refreshments, they went home and the floor was cleared for the dance.! One of the highlights of the {evening was the exhibition of jive | by Richard Lord and his hep partner.Refreshments were served at the half-way mark and the dancing continued untif midnight.Mr.Moxley of the Rotary Club of Westmount was present as a special guest and congratulated Mike Deane, President Fred De- jean and his committee and Doug.Woodham, master of ceremonies, on the excellent organization of the evening's entertainment.Hardwood Floors Repaired - Refinished Supplied - Laid - Finished Cleaned A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY WE.2323 4263 St.Catherine St., Westmount Free Estimates PRICE\u2014THRE\" CENTS Rev.H.S.Laws To Conduct Commemoration Service x + The Royal Montreal Regiment (MG) commanded by Lt-Col.Richard Peirson, M.C.,will participate in the Remembrance Day Service to -be held at the Westmount War Memorial, Sunday, commencing at 2.30 p.m.Also taking part in the parade and ceremony will be the RMR Association Branch No.14 of the Canadian Legion, as well as the active service veterans of the regiment.Leaving the Armoury at 2.00 p.m., the battalion, with attached units, will march by way of St.Catherine Street, Red- fern Avenue and Sherbrooke Street to the War Memorial.The commemoration service will be conducted by Lt-Col.Rev.Harold S.Laws, V.D., chaplain of the Regiment.Following the service the battalion will reform and march west on Cote St.Antoine Road past the saluting base at the foot of Stanton Avenue, where Brigadier W.J.Home, M.C,, District Officer Commanding, M.D.No.4, and Mayor R.P.Adams of Westmount, will take the salute.The return to the Armoury will be by way of Metcalfe, and St.Catherine Street.Receptions will be held in the Officers\u2019 and Sergeants\u2019 Messes at the conclusion of the parade.IMPORTANT MEETING FOR LEGION BRANCH Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, will hold their next general meeting in Victoria Hall, Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.At this important meeting, nominations will be made for the Branch's officers for the coming year.Besides the nominations, several other important matters are to be discussed, including the \u201cPolio\u201d Concert which the Branch is sponsoring, and which will be held Wednesday evening.The executive ask all members to be present for this important business meeting on Tuesday evening. a a + PAGE TWO THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1946 WESTMOUNT WHIMSIES By Oliver Towne This item will probably make many enemies for yours truly among Westmount\u2019's dog owners, but, after viewing the following incident ,1 am of the opinion that there are a number of dogs in our fair city which should be kept on leashes all the tine and not just during the zumnmer months.An elderly lady was walking down Lansdowne Avenue at the corner of Western, just minding her own business, when suddenly she was surrounded and nearly knocked off her teet by four large dogs which were cavorting madly about on the grass in front of Westmount Park United Church.The lady regained her balance and took a few steps forward when she was again surrounded by the dogs and, to put it mildly, was able to proceed with difficulty.Finally the dogs went bounding away, tearing up large chunks of the lawn as they did so, and our heroine was able to continue her walk in safety.Surely a peaceful citizen should be allowed to take a stroll on our streets without being beset by a mob of destructive dogs.More and stronger leashes for big dogs, say I! * * + After many years às an automobile driver, I have finally reached the conclusion That the drivers of milk wagons are privileged people.To prove my point, here are a few of my observations: When I come to an intersection where there is a \u201cStop\u201d sign, 1 stop.Do milk drivers?No, they keep right on going.When I wish to go back in the direction from whence I came, I make a U-turn at the next intersection or go around the block.Do milk drivers?No, they turn in the middle of the block.When I wish to park my car, I draw over to the curb.Do milk drivers?No, they park half-way out on the street.When I come out of a lane onto the street, I drive cautiously and make sure that nothing is coming either way.Du milk drivers?No, they allow their steeds to dash out into the traffic and then both horse and driver smile sardonically at the sound of screeching brakes.When I am confronted by a red traffic signal, I stop.I fret impatiently, perhaps, but I stop.Do milk drivers?Not always.Only vesterday I watched a driver cheerfully adding up his accounts while his horse jogged sedately past a red light.See- what I mean?They're pri- viliged people, that\u2019s what they are.ar *% # Slip of the weak.Credit this to a freshman reporter writing his report on a Parents\u2019 Night gathering of Boy Scouts and their Mothers and Fathers.We quote, \u201cLast night, Mr.Blank spoke to a large number of enthusiastic * fathers and expectant mothers,\u201d unquote.No comment.* * » Won't you join us in congratulating the young ladies in our Classified Advertising Department?Last week the Examiner published the largest number of classifieds in its twelve-year history.Low bows in the direction of our classified addicts, Miss Evelyn Mec- Kinnon and Miss Margo Murray.Use Examiner classifieds, they get results.(Advt.) % * * Betty Speirs, of the Speirs-Miller School of Dancing, is reported to be progressing favourably after a recent operation.* * * One of the most unfortunate incidents of Hallowe'en, happened on Prince Albert Avenue last Thursday.Two boys aged 7, were making their way homeward after about the homes of their friends, clutching their treats and a small quantity of money they had been given, when two persons dressed as girls, who were judged to be about 15 years of age, caught the two lads and forcibly took their treats and money.The boys were heartbroken and proceeded homeward in tears.A local policeman met them, heard their plight and gave them each a quarter as some compensation, but their evening had still been ruined.It would seem there should be an age limit placed on Hallowe'en masqueraders, otherwise it offers the criminally minded an opportunity to get some on the job training, early in life.* æ wo.Congratulations to our Sports Editor, Red Fisher, he is covering the Q.R.F.U Junior Football games a pleasant evening masquerading for the Standard.Scouts BY REG & Cubs GROOME Sunday, your reporter was lucky enough to be included \u2018it a party going on a trip to Camp Tamaracouta, where all had a sp'endid time.there unfortunately being no one present from Westmount Area.Most of the boys who went were from the west-end or ine city, We arrived at camp just before noon and spent the next two hours wandering around to the many camp-sites.We observed numerous small trees which the camp staff planted during September, ahd lots of new grass coming up where grass seed had been planted earlier.These are only a few of the improvements the camp committee are working on to have ready for next year.The wharf was all torn up and work is well ahead on building a new one, something which is very necessary.Another new feature is a small building next to the fence (marking the end of camp property) behind the Artificer's Shed which will in future hold all inflammable goods in camp, such as gas, coal-oil, paints, ets.Previously, these were all stored in the Artificer's Shed.- After exploring the camp thoroughly, we made a small fire (no mean feat in Sunday's rain) where we cooked dinner and warmed ourselves.Shortly after, we set out on the return trip to Montreal, going by way of Morin Heights.This was probably the last.time any of us will see Tamara- couta until after the thaw-out next spring, for the roads will soon be closed.' Hither and Yon Last week, due to an acute shortage of space in the Examiner, the news of Trinity Pack was left out.Providing we don\u2019t run short of space again this week, last week\u2019s report will be found at the end of this column.We extend our sincerest \u2018sympathies to Cyril H.Maggs, Cub- master of St.Matthias Pack, on the recent death of his father.We are sure that all who know Mr.Maggs will join with us.Trinity Troop Friday night a regular meeting was held and the Troop.was honoured by a visit from Col.W.P.Carr, Western Area Commissioner and W.J.Shaw, District Scoutmaster for Western Area.Col.Carr presented Patrol Leader Billy Hamel with his Sphinx Patrol membership and DSM Shaw presented the Honour Patrol Flag and Trophy to Bruce Cunningham, P.L.of the Buffalo Patrol, this patrol being the champions for October.\u2018 Bruce Cunningham was also presented with Interpreter Badge which he passed last week.The Buffalo Patrol won the games that were played and the meeting was closed with the investiture of Peter Giffin, recently up from the Cubs.: Trinity Pack 39 Cubs attended the regular meeting Monday night when Sixer Charlie Ancrum led the opening Grand Howl followed by Inspec- HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Barrister and Solicitor Department for the closing of estates of Deceased Persons.Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.West + x tion.Akela asked to speak to the sixers for a few minutes while Baloo ran a game.With the Sixer back, another game was run and won by the Blue Six.F.H.Newman, again the Pack's hockey coach, was a welcome visitor, and got a good response of 25 boys when he asked for applicants to play on the hockey team.Mr.Newman stated that a friend of his who played on two Allan Cup teams in the past would be out to help him this winter.Boys must co-operate both at the Pack meetings and the practices, and with Mr.Newman here for his 3rd consecutive season, a good year is hoped for.A game of \u201csoup\u201d, lasting 20 minutes was next .poor Sand Six, no luck in the centre at all .better luck next time.Red Flower followed and Baloo told a story of Kaa's hunting followed by a song.A new signalling class will he held Friday at 7.30 p.m.for Dennis Heathcote, Ronnie Glansdorp, Arthur Chesmer, Bill Kavanagh, Lorne Falle and Norman Bedford.The following cubs may pass their 1st aid test Monday if they are ready: Arthur Chesmer, Bill Cane, Carlton Moody, Norman Bedford, John Armstrong and Arthur Armstrong.Presentation of badges was next: Homecraft Badge to Ronnie Glans- dorp; Gardener Badge, Charlie Ancrum.Service Stars to: 1 year: Arthur Armstrong; 2 year, Milton Dorman; Robert Turnbull completed his first star tests last spring and should have received his 1st star at the last meeting of that season.Being absent then, it was presented to him Monday.A delayed presentation was made to the Blue Six who won the competition for 1945-46.The Fookes Trophy, again in circulation after a lapse of ten years, was presented to the Blue Six, accepted by acting Sixer Ron Glansdorp.- Jan Falle, a new chum present for the first time, brother of Lorne, was very welcome.The bites for the competition at the end of the meeting were: Green, 29; Gold, 23; Blue, 18; Red, 17; Brown, 16; Grey, 14 and Sand, 9.Incidentally, it is well to remember that ten bites are awarded for each badge earned, 15 for each six that brings in a new chum.The Sand Six are doing well in this connection.Cub Silence, Grand Howl and Lord's Prayer closed the meeting.We missed Raksha Jeffrey at this meeting .she couldn't make it .but had \u201cbetter\u201d be there next Monday.The following report of Trinity Pack should have appeared in this The girls of Room 20 continued the Public Speaking last Friday.The speakers and their subjects were as follows: Patsy Smith\u2014 The Human Brain; Maureen Lef- cort\u2014Abraham Lincoln; Barbara | Chadwick \u2014 The Mole; Diana Lewis\u2014Bees; Barbara Winn\u2014 Giraffes.The chairman was Mary Cliff.Miss Tate has been visiting our room this week.; .On Friday the class went to Miss Jamieson's choir.The boys in Room 19 are taking an imaginary trip through the U.S.A.On their way they visit the most important cities and towns.As they go on, they see how the people live and what is being made.They then write in their diaries what they have seen and done.w= Miss Harris is visiting our room this week.: The girls in Room 13 have just sent in a donation of $10.00 to the Junior Red Cross to help pay the salary of the Physiotherapist who is helping the Polio victims.The older pupils of Rosyln School have been asked to write poetry and short stories for the Thunderbird, the Junior High Paper.One of the things the pupils have been asked to do is inter- Roslyn News By DOUGLAS TURNER and DONALD WILKIE \"Wastmonat\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d pr view the new teachers.King\u2019s apg Queen's have been asked to à this too.On Thursday two basketba] games were supposed to have bee played, but a six-man rugby lea gue game interfered.The Wildcats team did not show up so the Cor.-vettes won by default.That mean that the Wildcats are out of th playoffs.Toward the end of last week wy had a visit from the Provinci Fire Commissioner, Mr.Caro After being introduced by West mount Fire Chief Cobb, Mr.Caro made a few opening remarks, and then showed three sound films ç how to prevent fires.The picture showed what causes fires and t result.Only Grades Three to Sig saw the films, and most of the were so impressed by some of the scenes, that they went home wit} the idea of checking up on thei homes and their parents, know ledge of how to prevent fires.W certainly hope that all present took in what they saw.Basketball Sioux, defeate Blackfeet on Tuesday, 20-0.Raff and Levy scored two baskets each and C.Baillie and Moore three, Leading scorer for the League ty date is Ross Southward, with eigh points.column last week, but was left out due to lack of space: The regular meeting took the form of a Hallowe'en Party with plenty of party spirit.Supper was held in the hall, the boys all bringing their own sandwiches and drinks and all appearing in costumes, many and varied.There was a ghost, some tramps, two Chinese people, a pussy cat, Huckleberry Finn (complete with bare feet and worms) and many other characters.38 boys attended.Akela and Baloo checked attendance and bones, and Akela took a picture of each six lined up.Many games were played-and an enjoyable sing-song was held.Ice cream was distributed to the boys in their lairs and six competition results for October were announced as follows: Sand, 155; Gold, 153; Green, 133; Blue, 131; Brown, 118; Red, 97, and Grey, 86.The Sand Six won for the 2nd straight month under Sixer Bill Kavanagh and the usual award was made to every boy in the six.Akela instructed the boys to go straight home after the meeting and not \u201chang around\u2019.The Lord's Prayer and the Grand Howl led by Sixer Dennis Heath- cote closed a very pleasant meeting.In the costume parade, it was decided that Ronnie Glandsdorp, sixer of the Blue Six, as Huckleberry Finn, was the all-around best impersonator, with Arthur Armstrong, as the pussy cat, winning 2nd prize.Both boys received a bag of popcorn.The Pack was glad to see Bruce MacLean baci again after his illness.Th another meeting and another Ha lowe'en was over and all will r gard it with.mingled feelings of regret and happiness.e Legion Branch (Continued from Page 1) jointly conduct this annual on day campaign for funds, .and t poppies, made by the veterans i hospital, will be on sale through out the main streets of the cit These scarlet symbols are.not t vial supplications for charity, the are a challenge to every Canadis to pause, remember, and help.The Legion Branch, No.39, ask those who can assist in this work during the morning, and who wi to do so, report to Calvary Chur Hall, Greene Avenue, or to Vic toria Hall, at 7.30 a.m., Novembe 9th.Armistice Dinner An Armistice Dinner, sponsor by the Westmount C.C.F.Cl will be held at the \u201cPetite Chad miere\u201d Restaurant, Cote à Neiges Avenue, on Monday eve ing at 6.30, for members of Club.D.MacDonald of the Researd Department of the Nation C.C.F.office will be guest spea er.CANVASSER Eastern Distribution Centre: St.- Western Distribution Centre rl Su =m os x POPPY DAY By The Westmount Branch No.39, re Canadian Legion, B.ES.L.FOR SATURDAY, | NOVEMBER Sth From 7.30 a.m.until 1 p.m.S WANTED Calvary Church Hall, Greene Avenue and Dorchester § Westmount Baptist Church Hall, (east door only), Roslyn Avenue and Sherbrooke St.West.- NOTE:\u2014 The Western Distribution Centre has been as changed from Victoria Hall to the mew location.x = TE J oom in ESOP Tad 0 om || C/ Colt [7 | par E's ang to Ketba]] ve beey by lea, ildcatg he Cor mean) of thy reek wy DVincig Caron West .Caro ks, and ilms oy picture and the to Six f the > of th ne with n thei know res.Wi nt tool lefeatel -0.Raff sts each three.>ague lo th eigh an back .Th er Ha Will re lings of ch 5 1) 1al on and t erans à hrough he cit not t ty, the anadia elp.39, ask s wor ho wis Chur to Vie pvembe h onsorg Cl È Chay ted y evel of eseard lation spea { \u201c EL.132) Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d \"RADIO SERVICE TUBES FOR ALL MAKES MITCHELL'S 5018 Sherbrooke W.Near Claremont | \u201d History Of Alouettes Outlined At Luncheon Westmount Rotarians played host, at their weekly luncheon on Wednesday in Vietoria Hall to several of the city's outstanding personalities.Lew Hayman, Coach of the Alouettes, was guest speaker, and gave an interesting account of how Les Alouettes came into being, and sprinkled his address with amusing anecdotes from his foot- pall experiences.Coach Hayman, while not committing himself to any predictions concerning the result of this year's Big Four play, did stress that his team would play a hard, clean, interesting brand of ball.For next year Lew stated that Montreal would definitely have a team to reckon with in any competition, that he had plans for additional seating, and that at each home game the club would present pre-game and half-time shows in keeping with the best football tradition.Andy O'Brien, of The Montreal Standard was also at the Head Table and made an earnest plea for support of Poppy Day.He explained how the fund obtained from the sale of poppies was used to aid veterans in moments of unusual distress and to assist in providing a livelihood for disabled vets through Vetcraft.Lieut.-Col Kurt Swinton was welcomed into the club by President MacAndrews and given his membership pin.T.Griffin, American Vice-Consul in Montreal was present and the Club expressed their pleasure in having him attend the luncheon.Each week the Club entertains veterans from Queen Mary Military Hospital, and this week Clement Latour, Desmond Frawley, Terry McGovern and Harvey Boone joined the Rotarians in welcoming the various speakers.The West- mount Club collects books and magazines for the veterans and each week these books are sent to the hospital with the visiting vets.F.L SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019, \"TAILOR Good assortment of imported goods always in stock Repairing, cleaning and pressing : 4883 SHERBROOKE WEST Elwood 0082 PAINTING AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Most Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Color Sugaestions and Estimates Free AT.7192 This Week At Victoria Hall FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH N.D.G.Y.M.C.A.Dance.meeting.Health Department.MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH Canadian Legion Postal Branch Dance.Health Department Food Handlers Lecture.Westmount AM.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH Dickens\u2019 Fellowship Bridge.Canadian Legion monthly meeting.Silver Cross Women's League of the British Empire meeting.Young Progressive Conservative Association meeting.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Rotary Club of Westmount Luncheon.Canadian Legion 39, present play.V.O.N.meeting.Park's Department, Putters Social.Westmount Chapter, O.E.S.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH Stamp Club meeting.Westmount Municipal Assocla- tion meeting.Mizpah Lodge, 1.0.0.F.BRIDGE CLUB FORMED AT WESTMOUNT \u201cY\u201d A Bridge Club has been formed in the Westmount Branch of the Y.M.C.A.to meet on the first and third Thursday evenings each month.An instructor is being provided to bring out the fine points of the game.All members of the Branch interested in improving their bridge should get into this club right away.Those present at the organization meeting were: Misses.Muriel Blake, Ruth Milton and Messrs.J.Alexander, J.G.Cornell and John Hamilton, others who have indicated an interest in the club are Misses Joan Donnolly, Betty West- well, Ruth Garland, M.M.Green Lodge A.F.Branch No.and Ruth Kervin.4.Get Your Furnace & Piping Insulated With ASBE WI.1692 | Call A.FRYER & CO.9105 For Free Estimates Westmount Women's Club] and The FB xaminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, x 1946 FORUM GROCERY \u20182209 St.Catherine West Croceries, Fruits, Vegetables, WE DELIVER (Near The Forum) LICENSED GROCER Cigarettes, etc.Fl.4744 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PAGE THREE Hi-Ÿ Club Gains In Membership The Westmount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club is rapidly growing in membership.Regular meetings are held each week, and the club is now embarking on a course entitled \u201cHow to analyse and detect propaganda\u201d.The.first speaker of the series Mr.Fairley of the International Service of the C.B.C, gave ; ia general outline on what propa- Girls\u2019 Hallowe'en Party.INTERESTING COSTUMES A group of masqueraders at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Bpys\u2019 and .Left to right\u2014best national costumes, Costumes representing: The Netherlands, Texas, Old England, Mexico, Ireland and Czechoslovakia.and Tom Sparrow.Westmount Y Masquerade Costumes Are Highlight Hallowe'en night at the Westmount Y was an event that will be remembered for a long time by the boys and girls who were present.The programme started at 7 p.m.with Comic Movies, followed by a shadow skit presented by Derek Hannaford, Allan Smith, Ron George The costume contest which played a big part in the evening's en- ginal and ingenious ideas which made choosing of prize winners very difficult.Winners are as follows:- Prettiest Girls\u2019 Costume: Prince, won by Joy Seifert; Boys\u2019 Winner, Pirate, won by Harry Seifert; Special Girls, Old Lady, won by Mary Foster; Special Boys, Scarecrow, won by Alfred Clark.Best boy costume representing Country, Ireland, won by Robin Pearse; Best girl costume representing Country, Holland, won by Susan Hatton.Special; Tercentenary of Quebec, Beverley Bryan; Special; Cowgirl, Lenore Chesmer.Boys Yo-yo winner, Brian McKeown; Girls Yo-yo winner, Patsy Robert.Refreshments served by members of the Mothers\u2019 Club concluded the evening, and as each boy and girl left they received an apple to eat on the way home.Music Group Will Meet Wednesday The Westmount Music Appreciation Group will present the following all-Sib:lius program of recorded music, next Wednesday at tertainment, produced many ori-* 9 p.m.in the Westmount Public Library.| Symphony No.2 in D.Major, : opus 43, Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, John Barbirolli, conductor; Karellia Suite, Opus 11, B.B.C.Symphonic Orchestra, Sir Thomas Beecham, conductor; Lem- minkainen\u2019s Homeward Journey, Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, conductor; Valse Triste, Opus 44, Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, conductor; Romance in C Major, Opus 42, B.B.C.Symphonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult, conductor; Berceuse from \u201cThe Tempest,\u2019 Opus 109, Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, conductor; The Swan of Tuonela, Opus 22, Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, conductor; Finlandia, Opus 26, Cleveland Orchestra, Artur Rodzinskl, conductor.SENIOR A.Y.P.A.Trinity Memorial Church Senior A.Y.P.A.will hold a Hard Times Party on Wednesday and with a splendid turnout of young people at the recent Hallowe'en Party it is anticipated the forthcoming event will be a pronounced success.ganda if.Further speakers in the series will discuss propaganda in its relations to the radio, the daily newspaper and to the magazine.A joint meeting with the Girls\u2019 Club was held recently at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.and both groups were very much interested in the talk given on, \u201cHow to analyse had writing\u201d.The Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club has-formed a bridge club which meets every Saturday evening to instruct members of the school in how to follow Culbertson.The Club is now planning a Fall dance, to be held in the West- mount High School the latter part of November.FRED DE COSTA HEADS PUBLIC SPEAKING Fred DeCosta of the Young Men's Board of Trade will lead the Public Speaking Class at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.this fall.| Sessions will be held on Monday evenings commencing November 18th and running through for five weeks before the end of February.This course is planned to deal with the specific psychological ase pects of public speaking as well as practical aspects, and will be found of immense value to both young men and young women in business, who desire to develop their potential possibilities.live 'SALADA TEA BAGS WAInut 2323 Call Today \u2014 Also COKE \u2014 CANNEL COAL \u2014 FIREPLACE LOGS \u2014 KINDLING WOOD Automatic Oil Burners and Space Heaters HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE 6051 WESTERN AVE.e DExter 8481 | + - PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER * Gerving the City ot Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the hume, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mail; Post Office Dept.Ottawa FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 UNWISE TO WAIT In the closing days of last week, officers of an independent organization, which makes a specialty of accurately measuring public opinion, became curious about the reception which Canadians are giving to the new Canada Savings Bonds.They set their large and widespread staff to work in all provinces to find out, among other things, what percentage of the three million buyers of Victory Loan Bonds and War Savings Certificates had bought the new bonds to date; how many of the remainder intended to buy.One of the more interesting facts which this survey uncovered was that an estimated 21% of former Victorx Loan buyers in urban areas had not yet bought because they were waiting for a salesman to call; and in the rural areas an estimated 11% were also waiting for a salesman.This proved of particular interest to those who planned-and are giving direction to the sale of Canada Savings Bonds, in view of the fact that such wide publicity has been given on this very point.While there are a number of gales- men from investment houses in the field, they cannot begin to make the extensive canvass of individuals, particularly in rural areas, which was made by the sales force employed in Victory Loans.The odds are overwhelming that if this 21% in cities and 11% in rural districts continue to wait for salesmen, they will never buy a new bond.Two other features of the survey show that 27% of those in the rural areas who have yet to buy are going to send in their applications by mail, and that 28% of those in country areas who bought Victory Bonds have not yet decided to secure a new bond and are classified under the column, \u201cMight buy.\u201d A good tip for those in the first group would be, \u201cAct now on your good intentions,\u201d and for the second group, \u201cEnd your indecision and buy.You obviously stand to benefit yourself, since it is the finest investment available today.In case of THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 need you can turn it into cash at 100 cents on the dollar, plus interest, at any time.\u201d COMING TRAFFIC JAMS The information, made public recently, that there are ten thousand automobiles in downtown Montreal for every one that can be parked, makes one wonder what is going to happen when all the new cars get on the road.The traffic problem a year or so from now is going to be ghastly.Today, it takes the better part of a half-hour to get from Bleury street to the corner of Peel and Sherbrooke, via Dorchester, during the five o'clock rush; what it will be like when fifty thousand additional cars get on the roads in the Montreal ared can hardly be imagined.We talk about spending millions on a subway system as a solution.That will get folks to and from work faster, but it won't take any cars off the road.The traffi¢ will be just as bad, parking will be just as difficult, with or without subways.Men who can do something about it do not seem to know the solution, which should be obvious \u2014 make cars smaller! Present-day automobiles are foolishly inflated \u2014 about six or seven feet longer than necessary, some of them more than that.The additional length is unnecessary, being composed of \u201cgingerbread\u201d as they call it in the trade.Cars are built long to make people think they are getting a big car, a lot for their money.Forty percent of available parking space could be saved, or to put it another way forty percent more cars could be parked in the same cub space if the gingerbread was stripped off.Make cars smaller, by legislation if necessary, or else city auto travel will become almost impossible.COMPLIMENTARY, BUT UNPOPULAR One day we complimented a newspaper writer on the production of a forthright editorial in which certain individuals and corporations were named for merit and extolled for their contribution to the local welfare.The man smiled wanly and said the article had caused more jealousy and discontent than anything he had written for months.Those not mentioned in the roundup were sore, and said so.Those mentioned kept quiet, no doubt concluding that the nice- words said about them were inadequate.The public often wonders why so much editorial writing is double-talk and hash.The foregoing is the explanation.About the only time a provincial newspaper can really go to town is when a man dies.WEEKLY REVIEW By LEWIS MILLIGAN TWO PICTURES OF RIBBENTROP ther I had had a comfortable journey.I turned to Dr.Schmidt and said in English that I had lost all facility in speaking German and to be good enough to interpret my reply to the Minister.\u201cI set forth the nature of my mission, emphasizing that my government was solely interested in Ribbentrop was perhaps the most pathetic-looking feature in the big dock of Nurnberg.There was some attempt on the part of the rest of the accused to preserve their old military or diplomatic dignity, although, as one correspondent remarked, they all had that I had no proposals to offer a \u201cguilty look.\u201d There was, however, no remnant and bearing of Ribbentrop of that arrogant dignity which he assum- {put forward on the part of the ed when he was acting as lackey and diplomatic adviser to Hitler.United States.As he sat there in the dock he was not only deflated physically, but his face was a picture of utter despair.Look on that picture and then on this of the high-and-mighty |over two hours, except at the re- the establishment of permanent peace in Europe and had no interest in any temporary truce.I concluded by making it very clear left in the face |and no commitments whatever to Ribbentrop then commenced to : speak and never stopped for well quest of the interpreter from time Herr von Ribbentrop, as presented % by Sumner Welles in his book, to time to translate the preceding \u201cTime for Decision,\u201d in which he tells of his mission to Europe in 1940 to see if there was any means of stopping the war, \u201cI arrived 1n Berlin,\u201d says Welles, \u201cin the early morning of March 1.Almost the first thing I saw, as I drove down the familiar Unter den Linden to the Hotel Ad- lon, was a group of Polish prisoners, under armed guards, shoveling snow from the streets.\u201cThe German government had permitted no word of my arrival to appear in the German press.The time of my reception by Hit- #3 NSS SALLY'S, SALLIES portion of his discourse.The Minister sat with his arms extended on the sides of his chair and his eyes continuously closed.The pomposity land absurdity of his manner could not be exaggerated.One could only assume that he envisioned himself as the Delphic oracle.\u201d Compare this pompous and Olympian Ribbentrop, in all his glory at Berlin in 1940, with the miserable, cowed figure sitting in the criminals\u2019 dock at Nurnberg in 1946.How are the mighty fallen! One could have pitied him if he had revealed any trace of repentance de de EU va ler's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Herr von Ribbentrop, had been {ixed for noon.Every official of \u201cDoesn't that interfere with exer in his face, or in his speech of de- cising your jaw, dear?\u201d fence to the court.But, like the rest of those Nazi mass-murderers, \u201cWestmount\u2019s Homes Newspaper\u201d THE FORUM Conducted by Howard S.Ross.\u2019 K.C.D.C.L.e In Which Subjects of General Jaterest - Are Discussed .The opinions expressed In this Forum are aot.necessarily those of this newspaper, and it does not accept responsibility for them.Vans te BR « Someone recently defined a]three army trucks and two jeeps good showman of today as a per- dump about two tons of baggage son who opens his theatre doors |the Duchess of Windsor said: hardly bought anything, of the way before he gets) Things are fantastic in Paris now, trampled to death by the incom-|No one will be able to buy clothes there any more if they keep putting the prices up.I am here in a very unofficial capacity.\u201d The Duke of Windsor when Our best previous peacetime total asked by a London reporter tj was $383,669,000 for November, comment on a strike of cooks, 1945.Most of our trade ($200,- [waiters and bus boys at one of 000,000 worth) was with our [the West End's swankiest hotels, the Duke said: been better paid they would not § ) be striking: However, the spiral Although the only way to get!of pay and costs cannot continue a legal drink of liquor in P.EL indefinitely.\u201d : and has sense enough to get out \u201cWe ing audience.# * + Our exports for August, 1946, totaled $409,218,000, the best peacetime month in our history.good neighbors .the U.S.A.* + # is by the prescription of an M.D, that splendid organization Alco- .holics Anonymous established re- This * * * for a self-styled liberal journal 594 can afford to pay \u2018befuddled\u201d Henry Wallace $15,000 a year.+ * *% out the world at the end of year, June, 1946, \u201cIf they had country has assuredly cently branches in four P.E.L [been blessed with good crops towns to help cure dipsomaniacs.this year, but an extremely im.own P P portant question that faces pro- .ducers and distributing agencies Some leading U.S.A.journals |griges from the shortage of rail are wondering how it is possible way cars.! , ; Here we have a wheat crop with a circulation of only 40.ver 440,000,000 bushels, propor tionate harvests of coarse grain, bumper crops of fruits, potatoes ; and practically all food products, The tonnage of merchant shib-| Britain has its contract for 160.ping under construction through-|90,000 bushels of wheat for this and because of the rain totalled 3,277,225 5torms that have played havoc two onl) acc cou! B indi poin scor Bun Kay Were Alot Alou Gree were Bo tons, gross, of which about 55! with the fields in that country mow per cent, or 1,764,943 tons gross! would is being constructed in British! more.shipyards.The British want ¢ ard: from this country to make oat.ffSmit This is the greatest , tonnage mea) porridge because the oats 40,000,000 : bushels gonce oats [befor of work in hand in Britain since they have raised this year have ment 1922.\u2019 * * * deteriorated to the point that they won't produce sufficient of Walk Asked about her wardrobe bythe time-honored standby of the a reporter who had just seen breakfast table.OUR FLEET OF COMFORTABLE WELL-KEPT CARS IS AT YOUR SERVICE 98% OF OUR DRIVERS ARE VETERANS OF WORLD WARS Shopping, etc.Special Rates for Out-of-Town Trips, Weddings, the Foreign Office was dressed in military uniform, After we passed the two sphinxes at the portal, we came upon storm troopers in stained uniforms, stationed at the top of the stairs.Their faces were subnormal in their startling brutality.\u201cMy reception by Ribbentrop Was in some ways the most astonishing experience of my entire mission.\u201cBacked by Herr Schmidt, the well-known interpreter, he received me at the door of his office, without the sernblance of a smile, and withéut even a word of greeting.After a moment's pause, I spoke a few words in English, since I knew that he spoke English fluently.\u201cRibbentrop looked at me icily and barked.at Dr.Schmidt the German word \u2018interpret\u2019.We then sat down.The minister turned to me and asked me in German whe- Ribbentrop had no sorrow in his heart for his crimes against humanity.One thousand and fourteen children were adopted in New Jersey in 1945.We're always pleased to hear about more happy homes.Stands Conveniently Located On Victoria Ave.And Atwater Ave., Near St.Antoine = * * *» Most people are bent on taking exercise because that's one of the most popular ways of taking them.@ SMART SERVICE FOR SMART PEOPLE 400 TAXIS LTD.* \u2014 A Servi Luke\u2019 are 1¢ en \u20ac All w rifice( fully Bubjec ay?E.Sy ervic The ng on ies a is CC at 8 Hall.eader ay.Men ill m e ch pe the tson Sanc rer hurch Have ore u ust w] Please lepha onven nd \u2018Mr W A F ill De aptist ing.1 he Re he th ounce Remer The | ducted heme est oi tenons WAction, ddress ider t \u2018Plea \u20ac n 5 jeepy gage said; hing, now, buy they p- I ficial when r ti ooks, ie of otels, had 1 not spiral tinue redly Cropa rime pro- ncieg rail- op f \u2018opor- grain, atoes ducts.160,- p this rain havee uniry 1shels oats oat- oats have Westmount» Home Newspager\u201d pe Unbeaten _ Midget Loop Bert Kelly's Alouettes won the tone game played in the midget section of the Westmount Municipal Six Mañ Rugby League last week.The \u2018Alouettes ' continued their unbeaten streak by taking Neil Walsh\u2019s Greens into camp by a score of 25-6.The same two clubs are.now engaged in a best of three games series for the champiônship.The first tilt was scheduled for yesterday while the second is slated to be played today at King George Park.If a third game is necessary, it will be played sometime this coming week.Ross Brererton starred as the Alouettes won the last scheduled game of the season against the Greens.Brererton was picking off Bert Kelly's passes from impossible angles and converted three of them into major scores.He also added on two more points with a safety-touch to bring his total up to 17 for the game.Other scorers for the winners were Noel, five; Mike Barnard, two and Ronnie Raphael, one.Dave McVey got the Greens\u2019 only touchdown while Neil Walsh accomplished the convert.to account for the losers\u2019 points.Bert Kelly, Alouettes, won the individual scoring crown with 37 points.The rest of the top scorers were closely bunched, Bob Bunten, Alouettes, had 22; Marty Kay and Neil Walsh, Greens, were tied with 20; Mike Barnard, Alouettes, had 18; Ross Brererton, Alouettes, 17; Dave McVey, Greens and Phil Martin, Greys, were tied with 16.THE DAYS OF YORE Bob Hope, starring in Paramount\u2019s \u201cWhere There's Life,\u201d once auditioned a vaudeville act before Edd Dowling, Kate Smith, Ruby Keeler and Smith and Dale.Their favorable comment resulted in his securing the lead in a musical, \u201cThe Sidewalks of New York.\u201d » * I St.Luke's United | * * A special Remembrance Day Service will be observed in St.Luke's on Sunday morning.There are 161 names on the Honour Roll.en are listed as war casualties.All who served and those who sac- ificed of their lives will be gratefully remembered.The evening subject will be, \u201cGoing The Same \u2018ay.THe minister, Rev.Ralph £.Spencer, will preach at both ervices.The third Congregational meet- ng on Stewardship of Time, Abili- ies and Possessions will he held his coming Wednesday, Nov.13th, it 8 p.m.in the Sunday School Hall.The speaker and discussion \u2018Weader will be announced on Sun- lay.Members of the Halfway Club pill meet this Friday evening at e church.Captain Max Ford will pe the speaker and W.J.C.Hew- tson the soloist.: Sandy Glass has been appointed representative of the United hurch Observer in St.Luke's.Have you an article that is no ore use in your home ?It may be ust what someone else will want.Please send it along to the White lephant Table which is under the onvenership of Mrs.W.J.Nichols nd \u2018Mrs.M.Frankson, * \u2018Westmount Baptist | * A Remembrance Day Service Will be conducted in Westmount | Baptist Church on Sunday morning.he preacher will be Major, he Rev.D.H, Gordon, Chaplain.he theme of the addresses an- ounced as \u201cThe Challenge of Remembrance.\u201d 0\" The evening service will be conducted by Dr.Johnston.His heme will be \u201cUnexpected Ar- est of a Detective.\u201d This will lemonstrate \u201cThe Grace of Goddn Riction.\u201d In the course of the ddress the preacher will con- ider the \u201cSpecific Charge,\u201d the \u2018Plea of Guilty\u201d and the \u201cAaton.: THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 Lome to Church Your Church 1s the Bulwark of Democ racy \u2014 There Does Freedom Flourish : Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly ishing Sentence.\u201d Dr.Johnston is attending the annual meetirg of the Council of the Canadian Baptist Federation, which\" is being held in Winnipeg.Plans are likely to be made for an All Canadian Assembly embracing the three Baptist Conventions ot the Maritimes, of Ontario and Quebec and of Western Canada.Dr.Johnston will return so as to conduct the evening service on Sunday.Westmount Bible School has now organized a most efficient, up-to-date Department, covering Nursery, Kindergarten and Primary Ages.Miss Lois White is the Superintendent and her competent aides are Miss Peggy Hill, Miss Helen Dean, Miss Ann Dean, Elizabeth Todd and Mary Simpson.People of the community are cordially invited to bring their children.The other departments of the school are equally | well organized and afford excellent instruction in things that are supreme.* - * | Stanley Presbyterian | * A Remembrance Day service will be held in Stanley Church on Sunday morning.The Minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie will preach on the text \u201cWorks without Faith are dead\u201d.The Anthem will be \u201cSouls of the Righteous\u201d by Noble, and Kipling's \u2018\u201cRecessional\u201d, as arranged by de Koven, will be sung by Walter Clapperton.The Minister will also conduct the evening Service of Worship.The regular meeting of the Board of Managers will be held on Monday at 8 p.m.The regular business meeting of the Women\u2019s Association of Stanley Church will be on Tuesday from 3 to 4.30- p.m., when the Shower of gifts for the Bazaar which is being held on November 30th, will be received.Mrs.A.B.Barrett will be the soloist.A coming Musical event of interest is a Concert sponsored by the Board of Managers of Stanley Church who are presenting the Montreal Masonic Choir, with Harry Maude, baritone, and Doris Killam, pianist, as assisting artists.The Concert will be given in Stanley Church on Wednesday ate8.30 pm.The Girl Guides meet on Monday evenings at 7.15, and the Scouts on Thursdays at 7.30 p.m.The Women's Prayer Meeting will be held on Friday at 11 a.m.l Church of the Advent ] * The day before Armistice Day will be kept as Remembrance Sunday.\u2019 A Solemn Requiem will be celebrated at 1la.m., to pray for all who made the supreme sacrifice in the First and Second World Wars.The Roll of Honour will be read, and the two minutes silence will be observed immediately after the Introit.+ | Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.& Roslyn Ave., John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Hibbert Troop Organist and Choirmaster SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 10.00 a.m.Westmount Bible School.Visit our Nursery and Primary Depts, 11.00 a.m.\u201cThe Challenge of Remembrance.\u201d Remembrance Day Service.Major D.H.Gordon\u2014Chaplain.7,30 p.m.\u201cUnexpected Arrest of a Detective.\u201d \u201cThe Grace of God in Action.\u201d The Specific Charge.The plea of \u201cGuilty\u2019\u2019.The Astonishing Sentence.Dr, Johnston will Preach.A Calvary Church Wr eee.Remembrance Day Services will be conducted in Calvary United Church on Sunday by the Minister, Capt.the Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D, both at 11 am.and at 7.30 p.m.Lo At the morning service a quartette of the Choir will sing \u201cA Song of Grateful Remembrance\u201d, the words and music written by Russell Kearns, a member of the church who is still serving overseas with the Canadian Active Service Forces.The evening service will be attended by Officers and members of Coronation and Remembrance Branches of the Canadian Legion.Comrade the Rev.T, W.Jones, who is Chaplain of Remembrance Branch No.75, will be assisted in the beautiful ceremonial service of \"Remembrance, following the evening sermon, by Officers of the Branches and by Buglers.Members of other Branches and friends are cordially invited to attend these services and share in paying the tribute of grateful remembrance to all those who served.Special music will be rendered by the Choir under the leadership of the Organist, Gifford Mitchell.The Church School will meet at 10 a.m.in all departments.~The Young People\u2019s Union will meet on Monday at 8 p.m., in the Church Parlours.The Calvary Women's Missionary Society will meet in the Church Parlours on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.Members of the Auxiliary will present in dramatized form the theme, \u201cThe Women of India\u201d.| Members of St.Luke's W.M.S.will be present as special guests.* * | Dominion-Douglas |! « * Sunday will be Memorial Sunday in Dominion - Douglas Church and at the morning service Rev.A.Lloyd Smith will preach on \u201cPeacemakers.\u201d The choir will sing, accompanied by organ and strings, Elgar's Cantata, \u201cFor the Fallen.\u201d At 7.30 p.m.Rev.R.Graham Barr wiil take as his subject: \u201cThe Danger and the Cost of Unproductive Christianity.\u201d Church school will meet as usual at 3 p.m.and at.845 p.m.the Y.PU.will gather for an interesting program.The women\u2019s activities for the Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave., Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A, LL.B, D.D.Organist: Mr.Harry Norris, L.R.S.M,, AT.C.L.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 11.00 a.m.Special Remembrance Service.11.30 a.m.Sunday School.3.30 p.m.Minister's Bible Class.7.30 p.m.Remembrance Day Service.The Rev.Dr.Mulilgan will preach at both services Visitors and newcomers to the district cordially welcome at all services, Day Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victorla Avenues Rev.J.D.Wilkie, 8.A., Minister SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 11.00 a.m, Remembrance Day Service.\u201cWorks Without Faith Are Dead.\u201d 11.15 a.m, Sunday School.3.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Bible Class.7.30 p.m.Rev, J.D.Wilkie, .The Minister will conduct both Services of Worship, Service concludes promptly at 8.30.Visitors most cordially welcomed.Miss Doris Killam, A.T.CM., L.Mus, (McGill) Organist and Cholr Director, week are varied and include the regular meeting of the Sewing Circle at 2 p.m.on Monday.The regular meeting of the Women's Missionary Society at 3 p.m.and the Handicraft Guild at 8 p.m, both on Tuesday.All of these organizations will welcome any ladies who care to come to their very interesting programs.There will be the usual meeting of \u201cCubs\u201d at 7 p.m.on Monday, Scouts at 7 p.m.on Tuesday, Guides at 7 p.m.on Wednesday, and \u201cBrownies\u201d at 11 a.m.on Saturday.These organizations for the young people are getting their work well started, but all have room for further recruits.On Thursday next at 8 pm, the Young Couple\u2019s Club will hold its opening meeting for the season.It is hoped that this will be a great occasion and all young married folk are invited.Church of The Advent Western Ave.at Wood Ave, Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector Rev.Reginald G.Stewart, Assistant Priest IN OCTAVE OF ALL SAINTS 21st SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.9.00 a.m, Parish Breakfast, 10.15 a.m.Matins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.3.00 p.m.Sunday School.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.WEEK-DAY SERVICES Holy Communion: 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily, except on Wednesday at 9 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8 p.m.The Church is open every- day for private devotions, Visitors are always welcome and all seats are free and unappropriated.\"Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave, Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector Rev.Gordon G.Mercer, Assistant THE 21st SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m, Senjor Sunday School.Bible Class, \u2019 .11.00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: the Rector.Kindergarten Class for small children.3.00 p.m.Junior Sunday School and * Kindergarten, 7.00 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.G.G.Mercer, Monday, 4.30.p.m, for Girls.\" Tuesday, 4.30 p.m.Confirmation Class for Boys.Wednesday.7 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday, 10 a.m.Holy Communion, Friday.8.30 p.m.Confirmation Class for Adults, ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hifi and Cote St.Antoine Road Rev.Canon Gilbert Otiver, L.Th.M.C., Assistant: Rev.J.Gardner Hodder, L.Th.Confirmation Class Rector: 21st SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Rectq's Ntudy Group and Junior Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer and Ser non.Armistice Memorial Service, with special remembrance of members of the congregation who sacrificed their lives In the two Great Wars.Preacher: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver.11,30 a.m.Junior Church.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: Rev.J.Gardner Hodder.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH Dorchester St.at Atwater Ave.Westmount Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Recter 21st SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m, Holy Communion, 10.00 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 an.Mattins, and Dedication of \"Honor Roll.7.30 p.m, Evensong.All who are connected with the Honor Roll as well as thelr families and friends are especially invited to the memorial service at eleven o'clock.THE CHURCH 1S OPEN DAILY PAGE FIVE Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 10.00 a.m.Church School.11.00 a.m.A Service of membrance.7.30 p.m.Officers and Members of Coronation and Remembrance Branches of the Canadian Leglon will attend and share with Comrade the Rev.T.W.Jones in the ~ beautiful Ritual Service of Remembrance.Special music by the Choir.Monday, 8 p.m, Young Pcople\u2019s Union, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.Calvary \\W.M.S, Grateful Re- Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd., cor.Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: \u2019 Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev Graham Barr, BA.B.D, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th MEMORIAL SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Rev.A.Lloyd Smith.\u201cPeacemakers.\u201d 3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Rev.R.Graham .Barr.\u201cThe Danger and cost of unproductive Christianity.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union.John Robb, Mus.Bac., Organist and Choirmaster.St.Andrew's Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., Minister Rev.Andrew J.Mowatt, B.A, B.D.Assistant Ministe: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Reverend @ M.Grant.\u201cRe- membrance\u20141946.\u201d 7.30 p.m.Reverend A.J.\u2019 \u201cThere\u2019s but one gift dead desire.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Alpha Omega.Organist and Chofrimaster\u2014 Fred Whiteley.COME AND WORSHIP St.James United Church 463 St Catherine St West Mowatt.that our Minister: Rev.F.W.Norwood.D.D.Assistant Minister: Rev.C.F.Tilbury, B.A.B.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cPity Thy self.\u201d oo.! 7.30 -p.m.Evening Worship.\u201cThe Great Crowd of Witnesses.\u201d - The choir will render Elgar\u2019s Cantata \u201cFor the.Fallen\u201d at the evening service, - Rev.F.W.Norwood, D.D., will preach Mr.M.Warner Norman.Organist and Choirmaster.at both services.ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard æ (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A, B.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th REMEMBRANCE DAY SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Special Service, 11.00 a.m.and 12.15 p.m, Church Schools 7.30 p.m.\u201cGolng the Same Way?\u201d and Choir K.R.Cunningham, F.C.C.M.Remembrance Day Organist Directors Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) .Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A., B.D, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th 11,00 am.\u201cOur Modern Evasions.\u201d 12.15 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.\u201cThe Mountain Way.\u201d 8.30 p.m.\u201cI'wenty-Thirty\u2019\u201d Club A film will be shown entitled \u201cHow te Live With the Atom.\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M., Choir Director G.E.Flower, Organist *\\ 1 V 2 dre J / PAGE SIX - THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 1946 Social and Personal oR ¥ Following the christening of Thomas Frederick, infant son of Mr.and Mrs.James Loomis at the Church of St.James the Apostle a small reception was held at the residence of the baby\u2019s grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Sharp, 610 Carlton avenue.The child's paternal grandparents are the late Sir Frederick Loomis and Lady Loomis.Further social events given in honor of Miss Jean Mary Bacon, whose marriage to Mr.Russel William Kerr took place on November 2nd, include the presentation of a silver tea service to the bridal pair from their co-workers in the treasurer's office of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Mrs.E.D.Elliott, Chairman of the Book Group of the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club entertained the members of this group recently at her home.Books for the season were distributed and tea was served with Mrs.Norman B.Muir and Mrs.Norman Seath pouring.»Miss Ethel Martin, whose marriage to Mr.Stanley William Keyes is to take place on November 23rd, was honored by her co-workers at the Northern Electric on Saturday with the presentation of a set of .cutlery.The following ladies will model costumes at St.Mary's Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary meeting to be held on Wednesday at 3 p.m.in the ball-room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel: Mrs.J.B.Wells, Miss Sheila Drury, Miss Eileen O'Brien, Miss Joan Reynolds, Miss Pauline Shea, Miss Anne Kennedy, Mrs.Allan Ballantyne, Mrs.John Long, Mrs.M.D.Toohey, Mrs.F.J.McCrory, Miss Haze.O'Brien, Mrs.R.E.Quinn, Miss SALE! © DRESSES ® COATS ® SUITS ® BLOUSES Clearing many of our Fall models at drastically reduced prices.Take advantage of this opportunity to complete your Fall and Winter wardrobe.Come in today! ® FOR JUNIOR DEBS Simply super date dresses, suits and coats on sale at family-budget prices.JUST ARRIVED! See our large collection of New York street and dinner dresses.Also gabardine suits.Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave., near Sherbrooke Westmount Fl.7773 \u201cOpen 9 to 6 Daily Marion Reynolds and Miss Hazel Day.Miss Gladys Gowlland will be the guest speaker.Mrs.C.McGuire Bagg has been appointed Provincial regent of Avalon, an arts and letters club.The Major General Worthing- ton Chapter I.O.D.E.is holding an afternoon party in aid of Chapter funds, sat the University Women\u2019s Club, 3492 Peel Street, on Saturday afternoon, November 16th, from three-thirty to six o'clock.The tea hostesses at the bazaar shower being held at Stanley Presbyterian Church in Franklin Hall Memorial on Tuesday are Mrs.Leeds Nelson, Mrs.Geo.F.Muir and Mrs.F.M.Jones.APPROACHING WEDDINGS The marriage of Violet Vincent Coderre, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Fox, Montreal, to Robert Samuel, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Smith, Saturday, November 16th, at four o'clock in St.Stephen's Church, Westmount.A fall social will be held in the Green Room of the Victoria Hall on Friday night, November 22, sponsored by the Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of the Ascension Parish.The convener for this event is Miss June Farrell who will be assisted by Miss Carol Melvin in charge of refreshments and Miss Margaret Sharp in charge of entertainment.Silver Cross The Silver Cross Women of the British Empire are holding their first monthly meeting at the club rooms in Victoria Hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m.sharp.All wearers of the Silver Cross wishing to join the organization will MILITARY WHIST The Parish Guild of St.Stephen\u2019s Church are holding a military whist in the Parish Hall, Were- dale Park, Westmount, on Wednesday, at 8 p.m.There will be table and door prizes and refreshments will be served.CLEARANCE SALE! 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F.R.S.C.For the past year she has been investigating certain physical aspects of the \u201cMumps Virus\u201d under the supervision of Dr.John F.Enders, of the Department of Bacteriology and Immunology of Harvard University.On receipt of her degree, honourable mention was made of her thesis on the \u201cMumps Virus\u201d which was considered a definite contribution to that particular field of medicine.Mrs.Leo Reynolds Chairman Of Ball To Aid St.Mary's The 'St.Mary's Ball, sponsored by the Union of Auxiliary Services of St.Mary's Memorial Hospital, under the patronage of His Excellency, Major General Fiset, Lieut.Governor of Quebec, will | [take place on November 22nd, at the Windsor Hotel.Mrs.Leo Reynolds is chairman of the ball and her committee is as follows:\u2014Mrs.N.C.D.Mc- Taggart, Mrs.James T.Rogers, Mrs.R.Grattan Hishon, Mrs.G.T.Berthon, Mrs.Hector McDoug- all and Mrs.D.G.McLeod.Mrs.Hector McDougall is chairman of tickets, but inquiries for tickets may be made by telephoning Mrs.Hishon, who is on the ticket committee.Rummaoce Sales The Project Group of the National Council of Jewish Women will hold its annual two-day rummage sale on November 12th and 13th at the Quebec Hydro, 125i St.- Catherine Street West.The Col.Arthur O.Blois Chapter, I.OD.E., is holding a rummage sale at St.Simon\u2019s Church, Notre Dame and Des Courcelles Streets, on Saturday at 2 pm.Proceeds are in aid ! the Chapter\u2019s welfare work.| Daughters Of Nile The Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will hold a social evening and sewing meeting at the home of Mrs.L.J.Skaife, 5155 Notre Dame de Grace on Tuesday evening at 8.15 Ave.p.m.- For Delicious Home-made BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, PASTRIES, FRUIT CAKES, PUDDINGS, SHORTBREAD, etc.come to the Wee Scotch Shop James W Muir, Prop 317 Victoria Ave (Near Western) DExter 5709 e RL Rr ells \u2018Diana Kildare, Wecimount's Home Noewspaper™ Canon Scott 1.0.D.E Hope Chest ob \u2014\u2014 The winner of the prize awarded by the Canon Scott Chapter 1.0.D.B, has been announced as 2039 \u2018University Street, Montreal, holder of the ticket 1058, which - was drawn during the business meeting of the chapter by Mrs.L.H, Meyer, Municipal Regent, at the home of Mrs.Alexander Smith, Hingston Avenue, N.DG.| Beatrice Dickman SMART DRESSES Featuring .Sports, Afternoon and Cocktail Dresses.Also Dressmaker Suits.Priced from $15.to $35.1481 Mansfield St.HA.5761 a comfort! pee 4888 SHERBRODKE Time to defend your health.\\Jmprove your posture! 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Baller, Miss Nancy Baserman, were given to the Canadian Le- | .Egerton Graduating Exercises + and pins.Mr.Edgar Assels contributed musical selections as the audience assembled, and the invocation was given by the Rev.Harold S.Laws.Introductory remarks were made ,by Miss Hilda Gray.im Daoust, Miss Josephine i i i i The speaker of the evening was Doherty, rm Mary Eastman, oy those would tar be rest Wedding Gifts.ete.Dr.B.B.Raginsky.Miss Agnes Fedora, Miss Aileen to the hospital at soon as possible.Laurence Presentations Fox, Miss Adeline Gingras, Mrs.MRS.JOHN D.KING A donation to the Canadian AL EX A ND E R Mrs.Arthur Rowland present- Edith Gold, Miss Ruth Grant, Mrs.Mrs.King Is the publicity con- Legion Hospital Fund was also || ed the school pins to the Isabella Hutton, Miss Katherine vener of the Westmount subdivision approved, © 4188 St.Catherine W.graduates; Miss Edith Egerton, the cap bands, and Miss Anna Davies, R.N., the diplomas.The Egerton School Pledge was led by the Rev.R.K.Naylor, Rector of Trinity Memorial Church, Mrs.Rose Benoit, Miss Iris Benson, Mrs.June Brasseur, Miss Shirley Brown, Miss Muriel Bryce, Mrs.Lily Butters, Miss Dorothy Colquhoun, Miss Raymonde Cor- beil, Miss Jane Cuthbertson, Miss Jackson, Miss Margrette Jensen, Mrs.Agnes Jenkins, Miss Pearl Jones, Mrs, Agnes Johnston, Miss Ellen Killoran, Miss Joan Kin- gella, MrMs.Margaret Leith, Mrs.Martha Maine, Mrs.Janet Miller, C.W.L.which will produce the play \u201cJunior Miss\u2019 at Loyola Auditorium, November 13th and 14th, In aid of postwar and charitable work.The play is under the patronage of the Hon.Douglas Abbott, K.C., M.P., and Mrs.Abbott; and Mayor Westmount No.39 gion Polio Fund.The Senior Branch were guests of the auxiliary at this meeting.It was decided to equip one ward at the Queen Mary Mili- The auxiliary is helping make poppies for Poppy Day, and vol- Mrs.J.Heron.unteers for this work are meet- TO A QUALIFIED WATCHMAKER Fine Assortment of Rings, Shqckproof Watches, (Near Greene) WE.2102 ANNOUNCING.who also gave an address and Miss Muriel Macdonald, Miss M P.Adams, of Westmount, and ~ The Opening Of ; i rs.ms.pronounced the benediction at the M argare t MacGillivray, Miss close of the proceedings.Eunice Mc Callum, Mrs.Maria RIT A°S STYLE SH OP Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Gladys Flumerfelt, accompanied by Mr.Edgar Assels.WALL PAPER a 4 When Decorating Becomes A .Headache Try Fo LA.9594 WALL PAPER SHOP 1410 STANLEY STREET A.C.Refrigeration Co.Repairs Service - Sales PLateau 6871 LISTEN TO THE MORNING NEWSCAST MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CKVL 8:55 A.M.By A.C! McClelland, Miss Emma Mclntee, Miss Dorothy McVeigh, Miss Annette Palin, Miss Leah Patey, Miss Dorothy Purcell, Miss Elizabeth Regan, Miss Nina Ronalds, Mrs.Lois Sammel, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Isabel Stewart, Miss Rita Stewart, Miss Isabel Thomas, Mrs.Armanda Thompson, Miss Margaret Thomson, Miss Nanna Troelsen, Mrs.Ethel Wilson, Miss Frances Walsh, Miss Eileen Walsh, Mrs.Etta Wileman, Mrs.Elizabeth Wheeler, Miss Evelyn Yeates, Miss Mary Zepotoczny.Graduates who completed course in 1945 and who also received diplomas on Saturday evening were: Miss Elizabeth Beaton, Miss Florrie Biggs, Miss Linda Bla- grave, Miss Betty Brown, Miss \u2018Jean Dewar, Mrs.\u201d Violet Drum- mond, Mrs.Blanche Evans, Miss Ferne Giff, Miss Dora Gunn, Miss Rita Haggarty, Miss Eileen Hayden, Mrs.Agnes Le Bruin, Miss Ruth Lester, Miss Helen Lunny, Miss Doris Monteith, Mrs.Gertrude Moore Mrs.Evelyn Morton, Mrs.Isabella Myles, Miss Mary Mec Cormick, Miss Eileen Nolan, Miss Rolande Yuzichuk.Students Enjoy \u2018Junior Miss\u201d Rehearsals The three-act comedy \u201cJunior Miss\u201d by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields is being staged shortly by the Westmount, subdivision C.W.L.under the chairmanship of Mrs.J.T.Rogers.and directed by Jean de Savoye.thoroughly enjoying rehearsals there is no doubt and the question that is difficult for an adult to answer is this\u2014 are the situations in the play familiar to them, or have they an uncanny intuition of how they and their problems appear to the grown-ups, that they never fail to put a line or gesture across?It is difficult to tell, but the result is hilarious and should provide an evening of lively entertainment to both adolescents and parents.The play will be presented at Loyola Auditorium on Wednesday Homoeopathic W .A.Bazaar To Be Held On November 21st The Women's Auxiliary of the Homoeopathic Hospital will hold its annual bazaar in the Griffith Memorial Hall on Friday, November 21, afternoon and evening.The conveners, Mrs.W.R.Henry and Mrs.W.V.George announce there will be the usual collections of beautiful baby things, Christmas gifts, house cooking and toys.Tea will be served by Mrs.West and Committee, Dinner by Mrs.Hatch and Committee.A cellophane dinner will raffled by Mrs.Thompson.Table convenors are: \u2014 fice, Mrs.Mingie; Fancy, Mrs.North; Home Cooking, Mrs.Hunt; Aprons, Mrs.Smith; Dolls, Mrs.Byrant; Toys, Mrs.J.J.Grif- fiths; Handicraft, Mrs.Knowles.be Sacri- SKY CRAFT INTEREST Added to his mounting screen activity, William Holden, who.co-stars with Joan Caulfield in Paramount\u2019s \u201cDear Ruth,\u201d recently became a partner in a com- SUITS We offer a nice selection of new materials.All work hand-made in latest styles.Piccadilly Valet Service 154 ABBOTT AVE.Wi.3205 {Just below St.Catherine) Carrying a complete line of Smart Dresses, Suits, Millinery, Handbags, Blouses and Lingerie, 4968 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near Claremont) EL.9721 .(ve va j Cl hristimas portrait LIMITED NORTHC portrait by Associated Screen News.Arrange for your Xmas Portrait now .» For appointment call DExter 1186, LI FFE To those who are close to you.to those few Mi Evelyn Richardson, Miss pany manufacturing helicopters.Lo.LIMITED Effie e Shears, Mrs.Gertrude who will understand \u2014what gift will so intimately MEZZANINE FLOOR Strickland, Mrs.Florence Van Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's reflect The Christmas Spirit as a fine photographic CASTLE BUILDING Alstyne, Miss Elizabeth Viens, Tailor Made a5n ASSOCIATED SCREEN NEWS PORTRAITS A VENUE Miss Shirley, Beauty Stylist, who will be .i .7.November 13th and 14th at 8.30 pleased to discuss and advise you on your 4129 St.Catherine West Fl 7 42 p.m.Tickets may be obtained at new season\u2019s \"halr-do\u201d and permanent.5505 Monkland Ave.EL.3/75 the door, or at Lindsays.for your appointment.NOVEMBER SPECIAL! FOR ONE WEEK ONLY After attending rehearsal one can PROMPT only wonder at the surprising tal- C R E A M O I L ent and versatility of the teen- AND agers taking part in the play.P ERM ANEN T 0 5 The majority\u2019 of the roles are ° EFF 0 ICIENT played by students of St.Paul's, Regular $15.00 St.Leo's, Loyola and McGill.Drastically Reduced To 837 Six adult parts complete the On Presentation of This Ad.cast.- Notre Dame The perfect permanent for hair in any condition, West That the girls and boys are well-known to be superior to any other.Personally supervised by Mr.Cloutier.Look your best during the coming social season.St.Andrew's Ball, Christmas and New Year's parties will soon be here.A Cloutier Permanent will give you that feeling of assurance that goes with a distinctive coiffére.Phona today Expert operators in all Branches of Beauty Culture E.CLOUTIER EXCLUSIVE HAIRDRESSER woe pe PAGE EIGHT THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, \u201cWestmount's Home Newspaper: -Breitman\u2019s - Gifts That Are Different Today as never before the Antique shops are the mecca for collectors of beautiful objects of art.Here you will find priceless pieces that will never be replaced.À visit to S.Breitman\u2019s antique shop, 2000 Peel St, at the corner of Burnside, will substantiate this, as you will find people here from all over the city and without, searching for \u201c pieces of china, or silver, ete.that the stores will never show again.I know of no better place where you may pick up just the present you may have been looking for.When visiting this shop do not rush through as you may miss some priceless article.Due to a limited space Mr.Breitman has had to crowd his shop, so that it is very easy to overlook a piece that may be very valuable.Yesterday I was looking at a very rare set of Meis- senware plates and uomports.They had bands of delicate filigree, and the centres were cream with pale flowers.Then there is a silverplated soup tureen which is very useful.There are also several cut glass bowls, with the diamond \u2018design.These bowls half filled with water and with small flat candles floating in them, appear very decorative on a glass reflector.There is a great demand now for the old French-Canadian pine furniture, and you will find several interesting pieces here.Remember the old fashioned wooden wash basin stands that we used to see in country houses?Do you know that they make very attractive children\u2019s desks?Breitman's have a few that have been waxed and are ready to use.There is a lovely console table copied from one of an old style that you will find very attractive.If you have any old silver or china that you may want to disposu of, call HA.1379 and Mr.Breitman will be pleased to call on you.The Little Tots In a short time the children\u2019s dept.at Holt-Renfrew Co., corner of Sherbrooke and Mountain, will have a beautiful new section, when the new addition to the store is finished.But, meanwhile let me describe what they have to offer for the well dressed Miss.I think it is hard to beat a pretty smocked dress, and you will love the plaids, represented by the three clans, Cameron, Buchanan, and Prince Charles.They are made of the very finest of gingham, in sizes seven to ten.For little Miss six months are some dainty blues and pinks smocked on very fine cotion, and I'm sure this is pre- , war material, it is so fine.If one desires the warmer type, the viyella flannel is so practical Follow her every week for helpful hints in your shopping.Gerry will answer all inquiries.GERRY'S CHATTER COLUMN Copyright 71616.2 cal for our climate.By the way this is tl.e only store where I have seen these.They are beautifully made, hand smocked and with very full skirts.You will be pleased wih the little extra tucks that have been added along the back of the sleeve, so as to provide extra room if the dress becomes too small.They come in brown, burgandy, navy and green.I thougl.t these dresses extra smart and they will also stand lots of wear.I was particularly interested in the reasonable prices of these frocks, as many of them were below what I have noted in other stores.You will also find some other articles that you have been looking for down town.For the newly arrived baby, what could be more comfy than a white goatskin carriage robe in the bag style.These have just arrived from England.With one of these over a little tot, one could be sure that the coldest weather would not penetrate.I also noticed some Kenwood bags in white or pink, witlr a zipper up the front.lion Silks If any of you ladies are visiting The C.S.L.Gift Shop at 1480 Sherbrooke St.W., near Mackay, be sure and glance into the show cases along side the stairs as you enter the shop.The - contain the most exquisite Italian lingerie.They are real silk with all hand made embroidery.They come in sets of three, nightie, slip, and pantie, and in colours of pink, blue, and chalk white.For the ultra sophisticated, there are, also from Italy, a negligee and nightie made of black silk chiffon sprinkled with pink silk appliqued stars.The workmanship on both these sets is something we have not seen for years.If you are looking for something out of the ordinary in children's tops you will be delighted with the fine selection here.There is Mr.and Mrs.Bun- nie Rabbit made of soft wool with real bunnie fur for the head, toes, and hands, even to the carrot it Mr.Bunnie\u2019s pocket.Then there ': the little English girl and her fair haired brother.The details in these English dolls are worth noting.I am sure some little girl would be delighted with them.The child who likes animals will be thriil- ed with the old brown lion, lafge in size, and very natural looking.I'm sure anyone would love the life size white Cairn terrier, made of pure wool and washable and having an adjustable head.Miss Morton showed me one of their adjustable book rests that they have just received.They are made of walnut and can be used while reading in bed or sitting at the table.The two metal tabs in front can be used for holding the page open.\u201d For the lady who likes to read and knit these are just the thing.I believe they are very popular in England.America's first street lights were pine knots, placed in iron baskets and lighted By night watchmen, about 1795.All men are interested in clinging gowns, especially hus- bands\u2014if they'll cling for several years.JOY THOMSON TO PLAY LEADING ROLE Joy Thomson, Director of the Canadian Art Theatre, will play the leading role in \"Kings of Nomania,\" a children\u2019s play to be staged at Victoria Hall on Saturday afternoon, November 23rd, and on the three consecutive Saturdays following.Miss Thomson is diso directing the production.Argyle Nurses Plan Fine Sale The Argyle Nurses\u2019 Association will hold their annual autumn sale of work in the Hydro-Quebec Show rooms, at Mountain and St.Catherine Streets, on Saturday from 10 am.to 5.30 p.m.under the presidency of Miss Pearl Bowing.The Misses Christine Matheson and Mima Graham will be general conveners.There will be a booth entirely | devoted to infants\u2019 wear, all handmade clothes and hand knitted articles in various designs.There will also be a booth for \u201cTots\u201d from two years to six years, in various designs, colours and patterns.A home cooking table will be in charge of Mrs.Graham, Mrs.Miller, Mrs.Smith and Mrs.L.Ethridge.The Argyle Nurses\u2019 have worked diligently during the past year making.collecting and donating various articles and have taken a great deal of pride in the outcome.They will welcome most cordially friends and members of the Association to attend this sale of work.The nurses attending the various booths will be: Miss Pearl Bowing, receiving; Miss C.Matheson and Miss M.Graham, general conveners; the infants booth, Misses F.Hayward, M.Gloyne, E.Jack; the \u201cToddlers Booth\u201d, Misses R.Murray, J.Amos, M.Karn, L.C.Valentine; the miscellaneous table, Misses P.Bowing, E.Harper, and drawing, Miss M.Ware.St.Mary\u2019 s A meeting of St.Mary's Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary will be held on Wednesday at 3 p.m.in the Ball Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Miss Gladys Gowlland will be the guest speaker, and her subject, \u201cDressing Around the World.\u201d The president, Mrs.J.T.Rogers, will preside.Members and friends are welcome.Stanley Tea A meeting of the Women\u2019s Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held in Franklin Hall Memorial on Tuesday.This being a shower for the Bazaar on November 30th; tea will be served from 3 till 4.30 p.m.Mrs.A.B.Barrett will be the guest soloist.Melville W.M.S.The thankoffering meeting of the Melville Auxiliary of the Mrs.J.W.Davies And V.A.D.Staff Escort | Last Of Bride Groups Mrs.J.W.Davies and her staff of V.A.D.\u2019s are taking the last big group of brides ang babies from the Empire Brent tq their homes out west.Tu brides are mostly of Dutéh nationality with a small number \u2018of British amongst them.This is the end of escort ser.|vice to the servicemen\u2019s dependents and spells\u2019 finish \u2018to a job carried out and well done by voluntary members of the Canadian Red Cross Nursing Section, Up to this date Mrs.Davie; and her.staff have cared for 56 thousand of these brides ang babies, from - the.time they stepped onto the boat until they were handed over to their relatives here in Canada.W.M.S will be held in the Church Hall on Tuesday at 3 p.m.\u2018Mrs.Robert Campbell will ba leader of the devotions.Africa wil J be the subject of Miss Massy.Bayly's address and the soloist will be Miss Olive Hibbard, soprano.5 TDL CERTAIN RELIEF rl (Non oily) FuLe owncE 65¢ - Fla ttering Fur \u2018Joncas Manner! that will enhancing fur coat .For smart styling coupled with personalized attention give you a figure-flaitering and feature- .JONCAS'! fur coat truly made for you! ] Yes, Joncas\u2019 for a ALL THE POPULAR FURS IN THE VERY LATEST TREND 1516 MOUNTAIN § ST.\u2014 MA.4547 | (Below Sherbrooke) 487 er\u201d cort her the and It to The Nas mber Ber epens à job e by Sanas ction, aviea 1 for 3 and they they rela = hurch ill be a will Massy.soloist d, 50 re Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d ON STAFF OF CHILDREN'S THEATRE Charles Miller, well known radio personality of C.B.C., who has charge of some of the boys\u2019 classes and radio groups of the Children\u2019s Theatre, directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.EE IR I A NA We 7%: Zr For TRAINED ATTENDANTS oh Tupper St., Montreal A reliable school of established reputation, stressing thorough training and individual supervision, Highest standards maintained.Late fall day and evening classes now forming.Immediate enrolment necessary.Instruction given by a staff of qualified, registered nurses.Hospital experience provided.Students receive school diplomas Employment register maintained, Apply for personal interview statin and \u2018phone number to Miss E, W.P.O.Box 74, Station H.Montreal, or \u2018phone WA, 1376 LER qualifications Egerton, 22 INDIVIDUALIZED SKIN TREATMENTS Our scientifically trained Harper Method beauty operators give specific treatments for common skin blemishes and irregularities that h&p restore and maintain the loveliness that every woman cherishes, Call us for an appointment for a Harper Method Skin Treatment \u2018as the first step to a skin vitally aglow and of rose-petal softness.Madame Antoinette \u2026 VICEANT REC'D.4879 Sherbrooke St., West Tel.DE.5450 Mrs.G.Duncan Is Elected Head Of Silver Cross Mrs.G.Duncan was elected president this week of the Silver Cross Women of the British Empire, Montreal Chapter, an organization started after the firat world war and comprised of those who lost husbands or sons in the conflict.Mrs, Duncan's home, 2132 Tupper Street, was the scene of the first official meeting.- Officers Elected The following = officers were elected: President, Mrs.G.Duncan; vice-president, Mrs.N.Roo- broeck; treasurer, Mrs.W.H.G.Chute and secretary, Mrs.P.God- frey.This national organization is becoming known all across the country and intends to extend its chapters from coast to coast.Previous to the second world war its centres were in Toronto and Hamilton, Ont., only.One of its latest achievements has been the grant by Order in Council of an established pension to 800 widows and some 1400 disabled servicemen.At present it is petitioning the government to extend the benefits of the Dependents\u2019 Allowance Board.The Armistice Service is to be held as usual at the N.D.G.Cenotaph and the Girl Guides have been asked to send a representative body from N.D.G.district.Therefore, with all companies assemble at Herbert Symonds School at 2.15 p.m.on Sunday, in full uniform (coats if it is cold).Special Notice to Guiders: Remember the meeting to be held jon November 18th at 8 p.m., Boy Scout Western Area Headquarters.A wonderful opportunity presents itself to meet and exchange ideas with Guiders from Western, Hampstead, Belmont and West- mount districts.43rd Company\u2014Willingdon School At the last meeting of the \u2018company the following were elected Patrol Leaders and Seconds: , Buttercup Patrol: PL Barbara Bain, P2 Judy Doak.Poppy Patrol: PL Mary Doak P2 Hazel Fuller.Honesty Patrol: PL Shirley Ledden, P2 Helen Ferguson.Lily of the Valley Patrol: PL |- Pat Kelley, P2 Joy Broad.Holly Patrol: PL Barbara Buck, P2 Barbara Hatcher.Fuschia Patrol: PL Doreen Melville, P2 Glenda Anderson.Relay games were played: Fire on the Mountain, Chinese Shuffle and Forty Ways of Getting There.The meeting closed with Campfire and Evensong, followed by Taps.\u2018 Miss Mona Reid has been appointed captain of the company, assisted by Miss Lorna Thompson, as first lieutenant, and Miss Pat Hatcher, as second lieutenant.Study Club Whist The N.D.G.Study Club will hold a military whist on Tuesday evening, November 19th, at the Gilson School, 1020 Harvard Avenue, at 8.15 pm.Proceeds are to be devoted for the benefit of the Merchant Marine.There will be prizes and refreshments.Due to limited accommodation admission will be by ticket only.Tickets may be had by calling Mrs.A.Redgell, ticket convener, In addition to excessive tire wear, wheels that are out of line make for difficult driving.Hand grenades have been used for 1000 years.THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 Miss Winnifred Parker Convening Fellowship Bridge And W hist The annual military whist and bridge of the Montreal Dickens Fellowship will be held in Victoria Hall, at 8.15 p.m.Tuesday.The ladies in charge of the function are:- Miss Winnifred Parker, convener, assisted by Mesdames C.Gorman, S.Lebourveau, J.W.G.Rendall, J.G.Ross, F.N.Stephens, G.W.Elliott, F.E.Dufty, Basil Donna and R.H.Mainer.There Will be prizes for the table win- ners\u2014also door prizes.\u2018 À partial list of those who will attend is as follows\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Ross, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Basil Donn, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Jordan, Mr.and Mrs.G.W.-Elliott, Mrs.G.G.Armitage, Mr.and Mrs.F.N.Stephens, Miss W.Parker, Mrs.M.R.Edwards, Mrs.Jack Radcliffe, Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Martin, Mr.and Mrs.A.Paterson, PAGE NINE Miss Dora Miller, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.G.Rendall.Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Stevens, Mr, and Mrs.T.M.Barrington, Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Mainer, Mr.and Mrs.W.Whitaker, Mrs.Stanley Johnson, Mr.and Mrs.G.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Dufty, Mr.Fred Parker, Mrs.E, Haslam, Miss H.Marriott, Mr.and Mrs.Basil Donn, Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Ellis, Mrs.McLaughlin and Mr.and Mrs.S.Lebouvreau.Miss Wendy's Dresses of Style and Distinction for the Little Miss.* Sizes 2 to 8 years Hand-smocked Dresses, ideal for Xmas Gifts, 4926 Sherbrooke St.Westmount enable us to do so.DuBOIS FRENCH PASTRY Has Now Moved.TO OUR OWN NEW AND LARGER PREMISES AT 4887 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prince Albert) Always the best quality, high class Pastry, Bread, Cakes, etc.We ore anxious to give you good service and believe that our larger store and more modern facilities will Albert DuBois, proprietor DE.4104 There's More Romance In a Whisper Now he can whisper those \u201csweet-nothings\u201d in your ear .and in spite of your affliction, you'll hear him as well as though he shouted.LOVELY to look at,\u2014the new Hear-Rings by Maico, bring happiness to any girl who is Hard of Hearing.They are a flattering piece of jewellery in their own right, and conceal within these earrings, the ultra-midget, but powerful receivers that enable the hard-of-hearing \u2018 to enjoy normal conversation, music and lectures like anyone else.By Appointment For Your Convenience Any Evening or Saturday Afternoon.Daily Fittings, Adjustments, Instrument Service 9 to 5 MEDICAL ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS Phone MA.8935 Lid, Suite 718-719 Caste Bidg., 1410 Stanley St, Montreal PAGE TEN TECHNICOLOR HIT MUSICAL! Dick Haymes, Maureen O'Hara and Harry James are co-starred in \u201cDo You Love Me,\u201d in Technicolor which starts at the Westmount United Theatre on Sunday, playing for one week.Featured songs include \u201cDo You Love Me,\u201d \u201cAs If I Didn't Have Enough On My Mind,\u201d \u201cMoonlight Propaganda,\u201d and \u201cI Didn't Mean a Word I Said.\u2019 \u2019 ® DONT MISS © \u201cIPE 5 LITTLE PEPPERS\u201d Produced By The CHILDREN'S THEATRE Directed by Dorothy Davis and Violet Waters 2.30 Saturday Afternoon, November 16, Victoria Hall Tickets now on sale at Willis & Co.Lid., cor.St.Catherine and Drummond St.All seats reserved $1.33, tax incl.70e, tax incl.+ THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, until Tuesday night.the real-life hero of her novel.* THIS GIRL.! Breathtaking in the wonder | of her loveliness! THIS PICTURE.! Glamorous in the magic of its songs, stars, story! HAR : vs 1 DIDN'T MEAN A WORD | SAID\" Ra \u201cMOONLIGHT Ny, PROPAGANDA\u201d \u201cDO YOU LOVE ME\u201d \"AS IF 1 DIONT HAVE ENOUGH ON MY MIND\u201d OAD CARDMER-RICHARD GAMES-STANLEV PRAGER \u201cHARRY JAMES\u2019 MUSIC MAKERS W HOUN \u201cThe Man Who Viet A eS 39 (Sherbrooke St.at Grey Avenue) Dared Starts SUNDAY * George MACREADY ONE WEEK! % Leslie BROOKS +\u201c WESTMOUNT Now Playing Until SATURDAY: RITA HAYWORTH and GLENN FORD in ''Gilda,' with George Macready.Also CAROLE LANDIS and ALLYN JOSLYN in \"It Shouldn't Happen To À Dog.\u201d Courage Of Lassie In Technicolor A collie almost runs away with the honors in \u201cCourage of Lassie\u201d, the photographically stunning and dramatically moving Technicolor film now playing at the Monkland United Theatre until Friday night.The picture presents Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Morgan and Tom Drake as the human members of the cast, and Lassie as the dog star whose intelligence and acting per-] ception are almost unbelievable.Here is a picture which unashamedly and in glowing pictorial terms reaffirms the declaration that the dog is man\u2019s best friend.Reuniting the appealing Miss Taylor and \u201cLassie of \u201cLassie Come Home\u201d fame, it tells a tender and often gripping story of the devotion of the youngest member of a sheep- raising family for a stray collie pup.In th face of repeated discouragement, and with the help of Frank Morgan, playing a kindly neighbour, Miss Taylor trains the collie, called \u201cBill, to be a discerning and obedient sheep-dog.It is the period of the war, and \u2018\u201cBill\u2019s\u2019\u201d training makes itself manifest when he is subsequently \u201cinducted\u201d at an Army Dog Training Center, and after basic instruction from Sergeant Tom Drake, is sent to do messenger work in the midst of the thickest fighting on Attu.Here, after being cited for bravery in combat, \u201cBill becomes a victim of battle fatigue and goes berserk under the strain.Returned home, he becomes a vicious killer of sheep and is finally caught and condemned to die.His fate is decided at a courtroom trial as dramatic as any ever held for a human criminal.Lassie is without doubt the most remarkable dog star to appear on the screen in recent years and his every action before the camera holds one fascinated.To return to the human members of the cast \u2014Miss Taylor is delightful as the picture's young heroine; Morgan offers one of his rare serious portrayals as the understanding rancher; and Tom Drake gives an air of straightforward sincerity to his role.Women To Give Group Portrayal A cast of about 50 women will participate in the colourful dramatic portrayal of the 25 years service which the Women's Auxiliary of Shaar Hashomayim Congregation has rendered since »ts inception.The many-sided influences which the Auxiliary has exerted in the community in the enhancement of the educational, cultural and social life of the Congregation will be graphically depicted in an original production entitled \u201cThrough The Years,\u201d written by Mrs.Solomon Vineberg, arranged by Mrs.S.S.Lerner .and produced under the supervision of Mrs.S.J.Leibo- ~ CLEVER ROMANTIC COMEDY! bert and Don DeFore are co-starred in \u201cWithout Reservations,\u201d the which starts at the Monkland United Theatre on Saturday.playing It is the gay story of an authoress who meets two handsome marines aboard a train .Ved ow oylt sage ce SS * 1948 \"Waestmount's Home Newspaper\u201d M.N.Fineberg.Mrs.S.A.Barza will be the Narrator.The Silver Jubilee Celebration - will take place on Wednesday, at 230 pm.in the Synagogues Community Hall, 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.Modern astronomers do not look for new stars by star gazing, but by studying photographs of the heavens.LEARN TO + SING Under the Personal Direction of \u2018 PROFESSOR +» MANETTA Tenor of the Milan Opera Many of my pupfls are now with Metropolitan and San Carle Operas, others have had remarkable success at the Capitol, Palace and Loew\u2019s Theatres, also on the radio and at concerts.1370 Greene Ave, Westmount WEllington 6133 John Wayne, Claudette Col- and finds one to be been arranged by Cantor and Mrs.Nathan Mendelson and Mrs.IZ) Get In The Swing For St.Andrew's Night Celebrations Quadrilles, Eightsome Reels, Highland Schottishe, etc.D ARRANGE YOUR GROUP NOW 2 CHILDREN'S CLASSES Highland Fling, Sword Dance, Shean Trews, Etc.Ballet, Tap, Toe.Acrobatic.& CARRIE BIGGERS ) SCHOOL OF DANCING = 3 Member of the Photo Screen Guild, Hollywood.g 330 VICTORIA AVENUE EL.0384 & F4 NE D ol I (Monkiand at Girouard Ave.) \u2014_\u2014 Starts SATU RDAY Until TUESDAY ! A Clever Comedy of a Novelist Who Meets the Real Life Hero of Her Novel Aboard A Train! , Jesse L LASKY ong WALTER MacEWEN present CLAUDETTE COLBERT - JOHN WAYNE in MERVYN LeROY'S production at Without Le Rederwationt.win DON DeFORE = ANNE TRIOLA ana Miss LOUELLA PARSONS \u2014 2 Excellent Features! \u2014 - i e\"\u201c au.A EI in JUN NSAT 1 hu TON WEB à MONKLAND LAST'SHOWING TO- | DAY: \"COURAGE OF LASSIE.\" in | \u201c TECHNICOLOR, with ~ Lassie, Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Morgan and Yom Drake.Also MYRNA LOY and DON AMECHE in \"So Goc: My Love!\u201d REVIVAL .TONIGHT After 11 witz.The musical baëkground has\u2019 p.m\u2014\"RADIO STARS ON PARADE\", with Frances Langford, Wally Brown and Alan Carney.= - ~ 5] raw \u201cWestmouat's Home Newspaper\u201d LoL .} THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 PAGE ELEVEN * DRAMA WITH MUSIC! Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford are costarred in \u201cGilda,\u201d which starts at the Seville United Theatre on Saturday, playing until Tuesday night.The supporting cast is headed by George Macready, Joseph Calleia and Gerald Mohr.CITIZENS OF WESTMOUNT Support \u2014 \"OPERATION POLIO\" Entire Preceods of en Entertainment Presented By Betty Peter Speirs.7 and \u2014 Miller WITH.GUEST ARTISTS PROM WARTIME CONCERT PARTIES SPONSORED BY THE WESTMOUNT BRANCH Ne.39 CANADIAN LEGION - B.ES.L.8.30 P.M.- WEDNESDAY - NOV.13, 1946 VICTORIA HALL - WESTMOUNT ADMISSION \u2014 ADULTS 15c - CHILDREN 50c IRON LUNG DEMONSTRATION DURING INTERMISSION Any donations for equipment \u2014both for immediate and for convalescent treatments, are to be forwarded to the \"Polio Committee\u201d Westmount Branch No.39, Canadian Legion, Victoria Hall, Westmount, Que.\"| casino, | Macready).In Mundson\u2019s employ, Johnny flourishes and they become || A Theatre (St Catherine at Chomedy) RAE NE SE AR a il Starts SATURDAY Until TUESDAY ! ee COLUMDIA PICTURES presents Rita HAYWORTH Gate Glenn FORD GEORGE MACREAOY JGSEPH CALLEIR Added Comedy Mystery \u201cit Shouldn't Happen To A Dog\u201d + Carole LANDIS % Allyn JOSLYN * SEVILLE LAST SHOWING TODAY! BING CROSBY and INGRID BERGMAN in \"The Betis of 5:.:lary's\u201d.Also \"THE CRIME DOCTOR'S WARNING,\u201d with Warner Baxter.Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford Star In Dramatic Hit Film \u201cGilda\u201d For cinema fans who demand the highest of motion picture standards and\u2019 who thrive on the unusual, \u201cGilda\u201d, which is now playing at the Westmount United Theatre until Friday night is highly recommended.Stunning Rita Hayworth has the title role, with Glenn Ford, George Macready, Joseph Galleia George Macready, Joseph Calleia ding roles.Miss Hayworth has her first important dramatic role and is completely fascinating as \u201cGilda\u201d, a glamourous, seductive, high-spirit- ed and dangerous girl.The role is tempered by the singing and dancing that have made Rita famous.Her leading man is Glenn Fc-é, who turns in a most convincing performance as the tough, unscrupulous gambler who can\u2019t scrape Gilda out of his heart.This is one of Glenn's best roles.As the menace of the piece, George Macready is properly suave and sinister, and will cause you plenty of thrills.Adrift in Buenos Aires, tough- guy Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) is befriended by the sadistic and power-mad owner of a gambling: Ballin Mundson (George close friends.Johnny's past remains a secret, but it is evident that the fire of some love affair] still smoulders within him.Then the roof caves in, when Mundson \u201cIron Lung\u201d At Legion Show An unique display will be seen | on the stage of Victoria Halli on Wednesday next when during the intermission of the Speirs-Miller show a demonstration will be given with the famous \u2018Iron Lung\u2019 the medical profession's chief weapon against the dread polio.A live patient will be used and a medical expert will explain the various points and procedure.This show will be the contribution of the Westmount Branch of the Canadian Legion towards the purchase of additional \u2018Iron Lungs\u2019 which the Legion will send where the need is greatest.The entertainment has been put in the capable hands of Peter Millér and he has commandeered a host of his friends in show- business who will donate their talents to this worthy cause.The dancing items will feature most of the stars of the Betty Speirs- Peter Miller Studio, while Mr.Miller will appear personally with Theresa Daly in two specialty numbers.Florrie Jenkins, star of the Eaton\u2019s Masquers will be heard in her personality songs at the piano, and will be later joined by Em.Wheat- ley, recently featured in the \u2018Red Feather\u2019 revue, when they will serve up their delightful \u2018Songs .Old and New\u2019.The two stars of the \u2018Blue Bell Bullets\u2019 European Tour, Trudy Higgins in her sensational acrobatic routine and Norma Weston, the Singing Cowgirl, will be to the fore, while Ina Ogilvie (sister of Johnny Coy) will contribute two lovely numbers.Frank Munroe, ace comedian of the \u2018Army Show\u2019, LAC Patterson, romantic baritone of the R.A.F.show will add their talents to the occasion.returns from a trip with a glamorous bride, Gilda (Rita Hayworth), and Johnny, brought to meet her, faces the woman in his life.Whatever had existed between them is apparently gone now, as they brutally try to hurt each other In the strange and exciting drama of à woman who used men as other women use make-up, the picture moves rapidly to its thrilling climax with an extra-special dose of dynamite in the last scene.\u2018Joseph Calleia and Steve Geray stand out in featured roles, while others in the cast are Robert Scott, Gerald Mohr and Joseph Sawyer.CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Westmount Sub-division Drama Group Presents THE 3-ACT COMEDY \u201cJUNIOR MISS\u201d Directed by Jean De Savoye AT LOYOLA AUDITORIUM Wednesday and Thursday, Nev.13th and 14th AT 8.30 P.M.Tickets: \u2018Adults 75¢ \u2014 Children 50¢c (Tax Included) On sale et Lindsay's or phone WI.3461 Intermezzo\u2014March.VALSE TRISTE, OPUS 44 Philadelphia Orch., FINLANDIA, OPUS 26 WESTMOUNT MUSIC APPRECIATION GROUP Presents a Concert of Recorded Compositions WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, AT 9 P.M.WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY Programme: ALL \u2014 JAN SIBELIYS SYMPHONY No.2 IN D MAJOR, OPUS 43 First Movement: Allegretto.Second Andante.Third \u201d Vivacissimo.Fourth \" Finale.Phith.-$y mph.of New York, John Barbirolli, condr.KARELLIA SUITE, OPUS 11 B.B.C: Symph.Orch., Sir Thomas Beacham, condr.LEMMINKAINEN\"S HOMEWARD JOURNEY Philade[phia Orch., Eugene Ormandy, condr.Philadelphia Orch., Leopold Stokowski, condr.\u2019 ROMANCE IN C MAJOR, OPUS 42 BERCEUSE FROM \"THE TEMPEST,\u201d OPUS 109 B.B.C.Symph.Orch., Sir Adrian Boult, condr.Leopold Stokowski, condr.THE SWAN OF TUONELA, OPUS 22 Philadelphia Orch., Eugene Ormandy, condr.Cleveland Orch., Arthur Rodzinski, condr.Experience the rare pleasure of hearing the world's greatest compositions through the medium of high-fidelity reproduction.The Public Is Cordially Invited sporting goods.~ Just Arrived! ! 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Le I ist sen em > + et TE .Sag er - PAGE TWELVE Westmount Captures Edge Lakeshore 2-1 In Thriller By BOB The Westmount Juniors captured the runner-up spot in the Q.R.F.U.Junior West Section by edging out Lakeshore Flyers 2-1 in the league\u2019s last scheduled game at Westmount Park last Saturday.The West- mounters ended up the season with a total of fourteen points out of a possible twenty.The local gridders won six, lost two and drew two.Had he been a little stronger a The N.D.G.Maple Leafs were the only team that could beat the Westmounters.Nearly all of Bruce Johnson's footballers will be back next year, it is reported.A get- together and a party will be held to-night at the Wentworth Golf Course Club House.The Westmount-Lakeshore game last Saturday was an all important game with second place at on a mud spattered field, the game was held up for a half hour.Playing before a small crowd and on a mud splattered field, the \u2018Westmounters wasted no time in marching up the field after Bill Telfer recovered a Lakeshore fumble in mid-field.On plunges by Jackson and Gregor-Pierce, the Westmounters moved up to the Lakeshore\u2019s thirty-five yard strip.\u2018The visitors held the local gridders and Westmount were forced to kick.The ball exchanged hands and no more large gains were made in the first quarter.On the second play of the second quarter, Semmelhack of Lakeshore kicked to Westmount's 10 yard line.A bad snap on the next play forced Westmount to kick from their goal line.The Lakeshore crew were in scoring position and Sem- melhack's boot was good for a singleton.SCORE The only scoring in the third quarter came by a rouge by Kaz Nishio.Feur, of Lakeshore, kicked to mid field and Nishio caught the pigskin on the run and avoided a tackler to kick the ball just over the goal line for a rouge.In the last quarter both teams were fighting hard for the extra point.The break come with only five minutes remaining when Brian Gregor-Pierce of Westmount ran thirty yards on an off-tackle play.Gregor-Pierce avoided three tack- va \u201cpes wep \"THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 \u2014 : Son fer oe wor iat \u2019 \u201c\u2019Westioun ; ave Second Slot A \u2018Home * Nowapspe-\" LUNNY GRID CHART SATURDAY INTERMEDIATE McGill at Sherbrooke (4 Points) JUNIOR FINAL N.D.G.at St.Lambert (2nd game, total point series, 1st game tied 1-1) MIDGET FINAL Eagles at New York Fashion SUNDAY ° INTERMEDIATE Verdun Grads at Rockland JUVENILE FINAL Verdun Mustangs at New York Fashion (2nd, total points series.Fashion won 1st game 8-7) Local Pin Club Holds Meeting » The twelfth annual meeting of the Westmount Bowling Club, Ladies\u2019 Branch, was held on Thursday, October 31, at the University Women\u2019s Club.Prizes were presented to the winners of the competitions for the season.The election of the officers was as follows: President, Miss Sauvalle; vice-president, Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite; secretary, Mrs.E.C.James; treasurer, Miss W.Mann; House Committee, Mrs.A.Ross; directresses, Mrs.Sharp, Mrs.J.H.Birks, Mrs.F.L.Gall, Miss J.McConnell; Match Committee, Mrs.G.E.Cheese, Mrs.E.F.L.Sturdee, Mrs.AS.Ramsey, Miss E.Johnson, Miss W.Adams.lers and was finally brought down on Lakeshore\u2019s thirty-yard line.Nishio kicked on the third down for the point.TAXI?@ Meter Rates CREDIT CARDS If you wish to open a charge account, ask for Mr.Patterson, (Just west THIS NUMBER @ Day & Night Service WESTERN TAXI ASSOCIATION LIMITED 2 STANDS 373 Victoria Ave.and St.Catherine St.SPECIAL RATES For weddings, shopping, aut-of- town trips.of Atwater) Bridge Club \u2014 ELwoo a 7 Zr 7 Li UL ee WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.NEW ACTIVIT NOW OPENING Public Speaking Class \u2014 Nov.18th (Limited to 25) Fencing Class For Further Partieulars, Phone Re ES With Instruction LULL 7 PP 77 27 Zl 7 27777077770, LInterscholastic -| day, ST.LEO\u2019S SPORTS by DICK GRIFFIN On a mud spattered field last Sunday at Loyola Campus, our local football squad were shut out 12-0 by the\u2019 league-leading Loyola team.The heavier and more experienced Collegians were | more at home in the soft going and proved superior to the West- mounters.¥ * * The Academy ends and backfield turned in their weakest effort of the year, the only redeeming feature of the team being the fine game turned in up front, Johnnie Drury in particular, playing a bang-up game at inside.Backfielder Bob Mace was the only consistent ground gainer for ' the Saints.-Bob- Lunny handled the kicking well, Lu * % SPORT SHORTS: The curtain will be brought down on the Football League, this Sunday afternoon at Loyola, with an important twin bill.Loyola tangie- with Catholic High in the opener, and McGee meet up with St.Leo's in the aftermath.A Catholic High victory will force a post-season play-off for first place.Official records or the league, show St.Leo's to be the least penalized club, which is quite an honor to the hard fighting little Academy gang, who, though losing all their games to date, can not be accused of not playing the game, which, after all, was the main reason they were put into Senior A company.In the last three games, the team has been badly riddled with injuries and it has been truly remarkable how well the club has fared out under such a big handicap.Last Sunday, five boys were absent, and the discouraging angle to it has been that most of the absentees have been key players, Moiris Strachan, team captain, Jimmy McCarthy, regular half, and Brendan Nee- son, another important cog in the Red, White and Green machine.+ * *%.This Saturday morning, the school will hold its second hockey session at Lachine Arena, with over fifty boys expected to try out for places on the Senior B, Bantam Interscholastic and Bantam Q.A.H.A.teams.Last year St.Leo\u2019s iced no less than nine hockey teams in active competi tion, and coach Andy McGillis is anxious to even surpass this record for the coming season.| Skiing and boxing will also come in for a lot of attention on the winter sports program.The popular Martin McKenna is expected to carry the big burden in the skiing.PUTTING The Westmount Putters Social Club held another meeting at Victoria Hall last Monday night.The members had sent Mr.and Mrs.Waiter Thom a message of good luck upon their entering business in another city.The Thoms answered the telegram and it was read before the \u2018group.: Last week\u2019s meeting was taken up with social recreation, including cards, games and a sing song.Due to the holiday this Mon- no meeting.will be held, so that the next time the group meets will be Monday, November 18.With most people it takes a rainstorm to make the wisdom of carrying an umbrella soak in.ITT Ae ese + Termites Show Way In Pee Wee \u201cB\u201d Diy.Alec Warnock's Termites won their way into the final round of the playoffs in the pee wee section of the Westmount Muni- \u2018cipal Six Man Rugby League by swamping Claude Boucher's Blues in two straight games 47-0 and 21-0.This was the group playoffs in the \u201cB\u201d division of the section.Claude Sawyer\u2019's Reds and Jimmie Craig's Corvettes are all tied up in the \u201cA\u201d division.The Corvettes won the first game of the playoffs 17-1 but the Reds took the second encounter 9-5.The third and deciding game will be played tomorrow morning aft King George Park, starting at 9.30 a.m.The winners of the Reds-Cor- vettes series will then meet the Termites in a best of three-gameg series for the championship.This final series will open on Tuesday afternoon, November 12, at King George Park, 4 p.m, The Termites had very little trouble with the Blues in either game.In the first fixture Alec Warnock tallied 30 points, John Abbott, 10,.Tony Skinner, five and Denis Drummond, two.War- nock also paced the winners in the second tilt with 15 points while Abbott and Ed Martin tallied five and one point respectively.The Reds-Corvettes series developed into quite a battle witn the Corvettes taking the first fixture quite easily, 17-1.In this game Noel Isene, Chummie (Continued on Page 13) Sirti RR 3 Remember to see Terry McGrail when you want a new economy.car.STANDARD 8 H.P.\u2014 40 M.P.G.\u2014 60 M.P.H.Coaches \u2014 Convertibles \u2014 Tourers Early or Spring Delivery MeGRAIL MOTOR CAR & CYCLE C0.4428 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST PEE Reliable Plumbing Work Plus Satisfaction For Prompt Attention Call EL.1349 Progress Plumbing & Heating Co.5900 Sherbrooke St.West e HEATERS (Seven Models) Installed by FACTORY TRAINED MAN CRAWEORD SALES and SERVICE - 3604 Wellington St.WE.6822 Ames This \u201cues., at little ither Alec John five Ware s in pints artin res- de- witn first In nmie ) ss 1 i \u201cWashisunt's \u2018Newspapar¥- Inter Hockey League Meets The Intermediate section -of the Westmount Municipal Hockey League will hold an organization meeting on Monday night, November 18 at the office in the greenhouse.The meeting will get underway at eight o'clock.This is the first call for hockeyists this year.All teams interested in placing teams in this loop should have at least one representative at this meeting.Three teams ended up the season in the league last year with_ the Golden Eagles winning out over Royals and the Legion.The class of hockey was exceptionally good.It is not known what the set up will be this year but at least three clubs will contest the issue.The Police-Fire Department is reported to be entering a squad and in all probabiljty thz three clubs that finished off the season last year will be back again.Art Mann was the president of the loop last year and he will be in the chair at the organization meeting on November 18.Further information may be obtained from President Art Mann or Recreational Supervisor Jim McCormick.The latter may be reached at DE.9351.Termites Show (Continued from Page 12) Carter and Jim Craig split up the scoring fairly even with the two first named players picking up six points each while Craig got five.Brian Gallery's rouge saved the Reds from a shutout.The second game of the series, which was taken by the Reds 9-5, saw the winners hold a decided edge in the play.After a scoreless first half, Brian Gallery booted a rouge to give the Reds a 1-0 lead.A few minutes later Tom St.James gathered in Gallery's forward pass behind the Corvettes\u2019 line.Gallery converted the touch with a drop kick to give the Reds a 7-0 lead.Later on a bad snap caused Corvettes to concede a safety-touch and the Reds went ahead 9-0.The Corvettes finally broke in~ to the scoring column when Noel Iserie broke away for a majol score.In the last scheduled league game of the season, the Reds surprised the hitherto unbeaten Corvettes, by eking out a 1-0 victory via Brian Gallery's rouge in the last half of the game.Alec Warnock, Termites, copped the individual scoring crown with 68 points, while Noel Isene, who led most of the season, was the runner-up with 62.Other high scorers were Tony Skinner, Termites, 34; Brian Gallery, Reds, 28; Tom St.James, Reds, 27; Jim Craig, Corvettes, 26; Ed Kalil, Corvettes, 21.ULL Ll ddd ts FORUM NEXT SENIOR GAME SUNDAY AT 2.30 P.M, OTTAWA ROYALS PRICES Reserved Sents: $1.00-$1.50 General Admission: 75e ° Reservations - Wllbank 6131 LULL ll Ld PAL PPT 777 072 Westmount \u2018\u201cY\u201d Intermediates dropped the first game in the Golden Ball Tournament, when N.D.G.out-played arid out-seored them on Monday evening.The score was 35-14.Ackerley for the winning team was high scorer with four field goals and three fouls, for 11 points: Parsons was high scorer for the losers with two field goals and one foul.The entire game was slow bas- Ketball, with neither team taking any chances.Close checking of the N.D.G.boys kept the West- mount score at its low figure; while the sharp shooting of Ackerley and Bower netted the winners 19 of their total points.FENCING DEMONSTRATION An apreciative audience wit- néssed a fencing demonstration put on by fencers from the Mc- Gill Club and the Musqueteers Club of the Palestre Nationale.during the intermission .period of the basketball game at the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 on Monday evening.Peter Eakins of the McGill Club acted as commentator for the occasion, explaining the different types of foils, sabres and epees, and introduced the contestants in each bout.There were five bouts in all.Roland Asselin and Bob Moffatt in a foil duel, followed by Adoree Lebrooy and Betty Hamilton using foils started the demenstration.Betty Len- ney and Bob Moffatt put on a very fine demonstration with foils.Using sabres in a different type of contest, Bob Moffatt and Roland Asselin demonstrated real skill.The highlight of the demonstration was an epee duel between Rene Armand and Roland Asse- lin, both with the Musqueteers.These men weaved, bobbed and ducked, giving a very fine demonstration of skill and ability to the complete satisfaction of the audience.: PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS Dr.Holland, chairman of the Physical Committee, following a committee meeting, announced that arrangements had been competed for a doctor to come to the Westmount Y.M.C.A.to give physical examinations to members participating in our physical program.Dr.Holland strongly recommended that all members participating in the physical program should have an examination.Members may obtain a health certificate from their family physician, or they may take their examination at the \u2018Y\u2019.Dr.Egy R.Wyatt, of the Homoeopathic Hospital, will be on hand Monday and Tuesday evening of each week during November to give examinations.Examinations will be held in the Physical Director's office from 5.30 till 9 pm.on the above evenings.Please arrange to have your examination as\u2019 early as possible.* BUSINESS MEN Handball courts are at a premium these days during Business Men's Gym classes.Handball games get underway about 5 pm.The Calisthenics class is held at 5.45 p.m.VOLLEYBALL The Senior Men's Volleyball club meets every Tuesday evening at 8.30.Membership in the club increases weekly.Starting Tuesday, November 12, the club is running a hit-and-miss tournament for the next month.A rep- resèntative team from the West- mount \u2018Y\u2019 is already practicing for the Inter-Y Volleyball tournament.SENIOR MEN\u2019S GYM CLASSES An hour packed full of activity is the Senior Men's Gym class Monday and Thursday at 8 p.m.The average attendance of this group is twenty-four, and the period includes calisthenics, gymnastics and games.\u2018 BUSINESS GIRLS\u2019 AND WOMEN'S GYM CLASSES The ladies\u2019 morning gym classes meet Tuesday and Friday at 10 o'clock.The business girls\u2019 classes meet the same days in the evenings at 7.30.Both groups are under the direction of Margaret Fears.ATHLETIC CLUBS Fencing is the latest activity to be added to our list of physical clubs.Fencing club meets every Wednesday evening at 7.30.and is under the 4nstruction of Gordie Rowe.This club is open to both men and women.Bert Light coaches Boxing clubs.The boys\u2019 group , meet every Tuesday at 7 p.m., and the men\u2019s on Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m.Weightlifting club meets three times a week and Saturday afternoon.The boys\u2019 Judo club, under\u201d the instruction of Don Despard, meet Saturday at 4 o'clock.: BADMINTON Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 Badminton club play Wednesday.and Friday evenings every week.Club activities include club tournaments and invitation matches with outside clubs.Several new members turned out to the open meeting of the Saturday Nite Club Executive held Monday evening.The following were elected to committees: Miss Libby Kennedy and Harold Parsons to the Decorations Committee, and John Babilado to the Publicity Committee.The executive set the date for their next formal dance as Saturday, December 14.PAGE THIRTEEN Six-Man Rugby Loop By virtue of winning two four-point games, Dave IlcTougall's Rough Riders advanced to a second place tie via the Aces in the Bantam section of the Westmount Municipal S!72 l'on Pry2v League., This tie for the runner-up spot meant very little, as the tern.-s are now battling it out in the semi-final playoff series t> decide which team will clash with.Jim Brown's Argos in the finals.The Feuznh Riders won their four points over Roy Beaton's Bulldoss 5y a score of 18-0, and over Ross Murray's St.Leo's % squad by a 25-0 count.In one other bantam game played, the Aces trimmed St.Leo's 31-50.The Rough Riders and Aces met in their first game of a two games total points to count series on Wednesday afternoon.Tha second tilt is scheduled for 10.15 tomorrow morning.Charlie Baillie, Mel Reece and Dave McDougall g \\hered in most of the points when the Rough Riders shut out the Bulldogs 18-0.Baillie and Reece got six apiece while McDougall picked up five.The remaining point was scored by Roy Baillie.Most of the same players dominated the scoring in the Rough Riders 25-0 win over St.Leo's.Charlie Baillie led the parade with eight points and was followed by Mel Reece, Dave Mc- Dougall and Jonn Swaine, each K.Willock Engaged As Ice Instructor It was announced this week by E.J.Anderson, Superintendent of Parks, that Ken Willock has been engaged by the City as figure skating Instructor at Westmount Park.x \u2014 Willock, a well known local boy, has made a name for himself dian Forces he showed that he had lost very little of his \u201cknow how\u201d by joining up with a travel- in the figure skating world, hoth i Jing jce show.He returned to th's as a competitior and as an instructor.The war intervened just as he was making great strides as a competitor, but after many years overseas with the Cana- D'J'EVER?city last spring after the show completed its tour and is now in business with his brother in West- mount.Willock has had quite a success- | With five poin-s, w:ule Roy Baillie picked up two.Pete Giffin, Jack Cote and \u2018John Petry were thz point get- j ters as the Aces downed St.Leo's 231-5.Giffin taled 15 points, Cote 10, and Peiry six.Ross Murray saved the students \u2018from a whitewvash hy intercept- ting an Aces\u2019 pass ond going over for a major score.Peter \u201cRed\u201d Giffin of the Aces won the individual scoring crown after a close race.Giffin scored.30 points to Jim Brown.Argos, 29.Other high scorers were Jack Cote and John Petry, Aces tied\u2019 with 22; Tom Thomson, Argos, and John Swaine, Charlie Baillie, hoth Rough Riders, all had 21; Pat Craig, Rough Riders, 20; Don Bishop, Argos.16.WL TFA P Argos .-.6 2 0 M 60 12 Aces .5 2 111 60 11 R.Riders .5 2 1 91 32 11 Bulldogs 2 6 0 22 97 4 St.Leo's 17 0 27106 2 ful career as an insiructor and ' brings to the city a valued background in the sport.He is also an instructor at the.Montreal Figure Skating Club.N.D.G.BICYCLE REPAIR SHO?New and Used Bicyclzs tor Sale Used Bicycles bought WELDING 5260 Sherbrooke St.W.Cerner Decarle #ivd EL.0081 sin) LAST WINTER \u2014 FIX THAT BOTTOM STEP ON THE BASEMENT STAIRWAY THAT CAUSED YOU SO MUCH TROUBLE (Do these things before winter set 4 \\ EL 7 CLEAN OUT THOSE FURNACE PIPES THAT DID YOU DIRT LAST WINTER \u2014 ts \" p - | ALL 1 DOIS PILE ON COAL AND WE'RE STILL FREEZING [= a 3 A RT CT EPE BILL LAST WINTER \u2014 IT'S THOSE STORM WINDOWS, | KNEW.YOU SHOULD HAVE FIXED THEM BEFORE YOU PUT THEM UP PLUG UP THOSE CRACKS IN THE STORM WINDOWS THAT PLAYED HAVOC WITH YOUR COAL DO À JOB ON THAT INSIDE FRONT DOOR THAT HAD A NASTY HABIT OF SQUEAKING EVERY TIME YOU CAME HOME AT 3 A.M.AFTER A POKER GAME WITH THE BOYS LAST WINTER ?oaws BLACK 6-24 W BREWERY rs ar - ang PACE FOURTEEN Tue EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 Fashion Show Held | In Victoria Hall Holt Renfrew Co., Limited presented a fashion show at the meeting on Friday afternoon in Victoria Hall of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, when fine furs, sophisticated gowns for the dinner and dance, casuais for young folks and some stunning ensembles including outfits from London and New York were modelled on the stage and runway to the lilting music of Norton (Buddy) Payne at the organ.Christopher Ellis, the popular radio commentator, presided at the microphone most succe:s- fully.To Christopher Ellis\u2019 amusing chitchat, the curtains parted and the first model tripped out in a coat, exemplifying the tendency this year to use fur on fur, wita a narrow shawl collar of stone marten on a Persian lamb dress coal with deep peplum, by Maxi- milien.A coat of wild mink, with luxurious soft balloon sleeves and swinging full back gave one a warm feeling just to see it (though probably its price would señd chills down the spine) Something pretty nifty had to go with this coat\u2014and something did\u2014a creamy beige evening dress.gently form-fitting at the back and exquisitely draped in front, with slit skirt.A narrow sequin belt in gold was the per- fect touch to complete the creation.Then a Chinese mink full length coat topped a Peter Russel tailored suit of mauve, a hat with a great chou of feathers completing this outfit.Applause greeted coats of Australian opossum, silky bon mouton, silver muskrat (a great favorite) a Persian lamb stroller, pliable nutria (another pet) and a natural fitch with deft insets of dark fur at the hemline Local Singing Tutor Showed Early Talent Signor Francisco Manetfa was born in Bordeaux, France, of Italian parents.His mother was a noted opexa singer, and his father an accomplished violinist.At the age of 16, musicians and critics who heard young Manetta in his native town, knew he was the possessor of a rich and fine voice.Immediately his parents had him study with great Italian masters, Maestro Francese- co Carbonne and Pietro Vallen.His first appearance at the Milan Grand Opera was brilliant.It was in the interpretation of the first roles in Cavalleria Rusticana, Il Trovatore, La Forza de Destino and Pagliacci that DON'T BORROW FROM personal | = BA) UE À QU akespeare' advice is as sound today as it was H was Shakespeare Who said: \"Neither a borrower nor @ lender be; \"For loan oft loses beth itself and friend.\u201d when he wrote it, but, then, he was talking of personal friends.Today, there is no need to lose friends because you need money, for lending money is everyday business at the Bank of Montreal, and, because it is done on a sound and businesslike basis, the Bank, instead of losing friends, makes more and more every day.To anyone in a position to repay without hardship, the Bank of Montreal lends money for any constructive purpose and at a rate so low as to be negligible\u2014 MY BANK VO À NILLION CANAOIANE uo #.repayable in 12 monthly instalments {equal co 6% interest per annum) , The Bank is glad to do it.That is what it is there for, and no true friend should ever trouble another friend for a loan while such a service is at his command.BANK 0%\" MONTREAL working with \u2018mad a » every walk of life since 1817 BRANCHES IN WESTMOUNT Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves - À.D.HORNE, Mgr.Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.- - - E.L.HOLLYER, Manager he obtained his greatest triumphs.The celebrity of this tenor spread ail over Europe and ne was applauded in the Opera theatres of France, Belgium, Germany, Spain and Italy.It was in Italy during an engagement_that he met the famous impressario Oscar Hammerstein, with whom he signed a contract to sing at the Manhattan Opera in New York.In 1912 he sang at the Boston Grand Opera, where he obtained great success in the principal roles.In 1914 he accepted engagements in the Keith's circuit, where he sang for five years, and in 1919 Signor Manetta decided to give up the theatre and has since devoted himself exclusively.to singing tuition in Montreal.He now resides on Greene Avenue in Westmount.BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND WINIFRED E.WILSON ' GOLDEN PLOVER We think it extraordinary that birds can be away \u2018rom home for many months, hundreds of miles distant, and yet find their way to the identical bush or tree where they nested the year before.But far more remarkable is the navigation of the juvenile Golden Plovers when making the first trip of their lives.Their breeding grounds stretch from Hudson Bay westward.While it is still summer, as soon as the young ones are old enough to care for themselves but not sufficiently feathered to make a long journey, the parents leave, moving at first eastward to Labrador where they stay awhile to rest and feed.After taking off from there, they pass | over Nova Scotia and, weather permitting, continue on for some 2,400 miles without stopping.On reaching the coast of South America they again pause for a short time before continuing the journey to their winter quarters in the pampas of where they arrive in September.This flight over the ocean, almost passing belief, must take all of 48 hours.Most birds fly either by day or by night, but this is ceaseless, unless the Plovers rest on the surface of the water occasionally, which is possible.If the weather is not propitious, they come down in Bermuda; otherwise flocks of them are seeh passing right over the island.How wonderful to be able to find this tiny dot in the Atlantic, almost 600 miles from any point on the continent! We learn from aviators why this route is chosen.They are always aided by a tail wind which the men call \u201cthe Bermuda high.\u201d But this constant wind from the north would be against the birds were they to try returging by the same route.And so in March they come north by an entirely different flyway\u2014an exception to the rule that birds use the same course both ways.Flying in a north - westerly direction they touch Equador, cross the Isthmus of Panama and the Gulf of Mex- \u2018ico, and go up the Mississipp: Valley, on grounds.Their children, born in the Arctic, must later take the autumn trip without guidance.They do not follow their elders, but choose the Mississippi flyway by which their parents \u2018came north before they were born, and finally join them in the pampas of Argentina.Was there ever a more wonderful case of navigation?What \u2018is the most common Hawk in eastern Canada?to their breeding Murvyn Vye, making his motion picture debut in Paramount's \u201cGolden Earrings,\u201d Ray Milland- Marlene Dietrich co-starrer, once worked in vaudeville with Milton Berle as stooge and singer.Prof.Louis Baudouin Will Address Meeting Of Westmount-Club at a meeting of the Westmount Mrs.C.S.Fortier will presiae Women's Club Inc, to be held tomorrow in Victoria Hall at 2.30 p.m, The guest speaker will be Professor Lonis Baudouin.Doctor of Private and Public Law, Profes- Department, McGill University, who will be introduced by the Rt.Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D,, Moderator of the United Church of Canada.Mrs.Jones will also be a guest at the meeting.The soloist will be Armonde \u2018Davis, contralto, accompanied at the piano by Mrs.F.G.Sharpe.sor of Civic Law, Paris, now Law: Members are reminded that guest tickets may be used.- Commentary On Friend Of Man The dog, the horse, and his mother have at various times been mentioned as being the best friend of man, An illuminating commentary on this question is presented in \u201cThe Silver Cord\u201d which will be the next Trinity Players production commencing on the evening of Wednesday, December 4tH, It's hard enough to muster up nerve to go to the dentist without having him take it away from you.- #4 + % If poverty really is a blessing in disguise, the disguise is perfect.@ TINTING PAINTING PAPERING FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED WALL-WASHING .Free Estimates Phone Anytime \u2018 McEWEN DECORATING SERVICE © Clean, Guaranteed Work @ PL.4391 Argentina,.CHESTERFIELD SETS STUDIO SETS STUDIOS SEWING MACHINES WASHING MACHINES STOVES FURS I use anything.MA.2720 x * REWARD x i anyone can FIND the merchandise listed below they will be well REWARDED OFFICE AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES MEN'S CLOTHING AND LUGGAGE ORGANS, PIANOS, RADIOS, GRAMOPHONES Nothing too big.Nothing teo small.NOTE: We pay the highest Cash Prices for all.We do not choose the articles you have to sell.We buy it ali.We, can Call Anytime American Furniture Exchange 921 St.Lawrence Bivd.Call and immediately a buyer will be at your door.Nothing too big.Nothing too small.American Furniture Exchange will buy it all.BREAKFAST SETS DINING ROOM SETS ODD BUFFETS .WICKER SETS WASH STANDS CARPETS REFRIGERATORS Evenings DO.6843 \u2018\u2019WVestmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d\u201d THE EXAMINER, Es ete bey, oan 1 ELA TS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 The Westmount Examiner x CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING x \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773.\u2014\u2014 10 WORDS FOR 3 5- 2c FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD PERSONALS .CHRISTMAS GREETINGS For your personal Christmas greeting cards, have us take a family photograph In your home, Call WA.5198 for free publication.P-16 ENJOYABLE MOVIES Sound and silent, shown in your home, for children\u2019s par- tles, CR.4675, CA.4072, KAY'S Pantry, 364 Victoria Avenue, Westmount, open 24 hours, serving full course meals and lunches.All bome cooking.EL.0073.P-5 LOST LADY'S brooch of pearls, onyx and human hair, Westmount or Pine Ave.Reward.DE, 7044.P-54 ROOMS WANTED REFINED young lady desires room with breakfast preferred.WA, 6898.P-59 BUSINESS lady wants unfurnished or partly furnished room in apartment, with kitchen privileges.DE.7031, evenings, P-57 GARAGES WANTED VICINITY Western and Prince Albert Avenues, EL.6505.P-53 GARAGE wanted immediately, heated or unheated, for winter storage.Vicinity, west of Victoria Ave.and Sherbrooke, EL.5353.HEATED garage, vicinity Selby Street and Greene Avenue, WE.2274.P-60 GARAGE facilities wanted, vicinity Grsovenor and Sherbrooke; 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also lady's seal jacket, size 36- 38.DE.2714.\u2019 P-40 SILVERWARE REPAIRED AND REPLATED Tea sets, vases, cutlery, etc.Special attention to private parties.CRESCENT 2498 and sports 3212.P-41 P-15 BEAUTIFUL solid walnut buffet and dining room table, greatly reduced, $100.00.DE.7345.P-59 GENTLEMAN'S dress suit, size 36- 38, excellent condition, no dealers.P-35 ATTENTION VETERANS DON'T DISCARD YOUR OLD CHESTERFIELD Yours is better than what you can buy today.Have it rebr'* and up holstered by us.Also draperies, slipcovers, bedspreads.No 10% payment by Veteran necessary.Free estimates to out-of-town orders and transportation within 100 miles of Montreal, BELGIUM UPHOLSTERING 1467 McGILL COLLEGE.MA.8490 \u201824 hour telephone service.\u201d P-11 BABY'S carriage, two way, $15.00; large play pen and pad, $5.00; tricycle, $3.00; white Lapin coat, size 14, $25.00.FI.6873.P-51 FRENCH seal coat, size 12; Llack winter coat, fur collar, size 36; crepe and print dresses, size 12; brown ski suit, size 13; boy\u2019s tube skates, size 4.4490 Sherbrooke West.P-46 RUGS FROM INDIA Beautiful new Oriental rugs and scatter mats.Rich designs of pastel colors, assorted sizes.Also hall runners, 5826 Sherbrooke West.EL.3614.P-2 BABY'S crib and mattress, like new, used 1 month; also child's ivory metal crib.DE.5719.323 Grosvenor, P-38 LADY'S suit, misty blue, Glenthistle tweed, loomed in Scotland, hought at Holt Renfrew\u2019s 2 months ago, only worn once, size 12-14, price $40.00.DE.4563, between, 9-12 a.m, P-36 BARGAIN! Beautiful new chesterfleld, 8 places, 2 tone, spring filled.Sacrifice iminedi- ately, $95.00.5826 Sherbrooke West.\" EL.3614.P-2 TWELVE girls\u2019 school stories and other books, 8-14 years, good condition.AT.1392, P-34 BOY\u2019S winter coat, 14; lady's imitation lamb coat, size 18; also- dresses.RETURNED Veteran desires to do odd All 800d condition.WI.8719.P-33 jobs of any description.DE.2977, P-50 HAVE your last year hat re-made McEWE) \u2014 - and re-styled.Styled indlvidually.Ee a Se es a \u2018Floors clean e Hand-made.For appointment call > monthly rates.Call any time,.PL, 4391.EX, 2466.r-32 P-48 HOOVER vacuum cleaner, recently WALLS cleaned, hardwood floors rebuilt with all new parts.Phone TA.~ ' p_9 cleaned.CL.1429.P-37 *192- F-28 WILL WAX floors, also clean car- BOY'S 12 year old winter coat, per- , + .\u201cint.pets, walls and floors.WE.0005.P-30 fect condition; 3 baby gates; Min brix set; large size cream baby crib.SALES HELP AGENTS BL.4734.P-63 TWO long silver foxes, verv good condition.CA.0902.P-65 FURNITURE MANUFACTURER MAKING FIBRE CLOTHES HAMPERS, END TABLES AND WOODEN NOVELTIES, REQUIRES CITY SALESMAN.COMMISSION BASIS.WRITE BOX 230, CARE OF 2191 HAMPTON.P-25 FOR SALE LADY\u2019S blue chiffon evening dress with jacket, dusty pink afternoon dress, size 14, WI.1965.P-62 CABINET radio, long and short, excellent condition, $35.00; also mahogany cabinet gramophone, $15.00.WA.2270.P-61 BROWN wicker suite, upholstered, 4 chalrs and matching table.DE, 9377.P-44 BASSINETTE, 2 pieces, pink wicker, on silent wheels.WI.6824.P-43 UMBRELLAS recovered, called for and delivered.DE, 4505, P-23 WANTED TO PURCHASE WICKER go-cart wanted, must be in good condition.YA.3443.P-58 NORTHERN muskrat backs or Hudson seal coat, 38-40, in good condition, also small gold wrist watch and sewing machine.Box 232, 2191 Hampton Ave.P-36 ELECTRIC TRAIN WANTED LAncaster 2636 P-52 PRIVATE party would like to buy: an organ and plano.For information call DO, 6843, P-22 ADVERTISER wishes to.purchase from private home for cash, a breakfast set, dining room set, bedroom set, also stove.No dealers, please, For appointment call MA.2720.P-21.MEN\u2019S nnd boys\u2019 clothing, etc., good good condi- price.HA.3790, evenings, CR.1938.P-4 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS é65¢c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH ACCOUNTING CHAS 8.C.WISDOM, accountant and auditor, Room 5, 1501 St.Catherine St.West.P-24 BUILDING REPAIRS ALTERATIONS, carpentry, painting, decorating and paper hanging, plastering, floor scraping, general repairs, Fred Hendy.Free estimates gladly given.WI.3928.P-18 MISS HUMBER \u2014 Talioress, dressmaker, 6070.for ladies and children.FIL P-10 DECORATING FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS, F.Thomas.For painting and äecorat- ing, W Thomas.Estimates free, WI.6311.EL, 6852.P-9 dAVE YOUR painting and decurat- ing done by experienced men.Sash cords replaced and furniture refinished.For estimates, phone DE.4751, P-19 CALL lPryer Bros.for your painting and decorating, First class work at reasonable rates.Free estimates.DU.1313.TA.3300.P-20 FOR intr for decorating, plastering, carpentry, call Paui and Mack, EL.1481: YO.2951.Work done by vets.P-3% - ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ELECTRICAL repairs and tions of all kinds.ances of all makes repaired Star Flertr!ie, Licensed Electricians.1633 St.Catherine W., near Guy.FI.3107, P-6 WE REPAIR radios, toasters, vacuums, irons, heaters, lamps, fans, etc.Repairs guaranteed.Wi.2226, West- mount Appliances & Sports Co., 4209 St.Catherine St.W.P-18 HOUSEHOLD electrical repairs and installations.Specializing in fluorescent lighting for kitchens, bathe rooms, etc.Licensed electricians, immediate service.Call us for any of your electrical problems \u2014 large or small, DE.2316.Girouard Electrical Service, 30 York Avenue, P-27 PHOTOGRAI'HY COMMERCIAL graphy.ROLAND STUDIO DExter 2125 fnstalla- Ejectricai- applie and color photo- P-14 REFRIGERATION REPAIRS REFRIGERATORS Refrigeration repairs on all makes of Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators.Alwin Refrigeration and Appliance Co.5041 Sh-brooke West, DE.8439.P-7 RUG SERVICE REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your carpets, material, any size or color ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET CO., DRUMMOND BLDG., PL.5846 P-1 TAILORING _ COATS turned, renewed, $17.50; fur coats renewed; men's suits remodelled to ladies\u2019 costumes; children\u2019s clothes to measure.No fancy prices.5906 Sherbrooke Street West, corner Clif- ton, P-26 VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS made to measure.Prompt delivery.steel, alu- installacion charge.Beaudoin, even- minum, basswood Free estimates.No ings, YO.3942, P-8 HFALTHFUL PERSONALITY The health factor in personality is the theme of an announcement from Ottawa, where the health authorities of the Department of National Health and Welfare point out that a pleasing personality pre-supposes tip-top health.The fit person is more likely to be cheerful, full of life, and, above all, tactful], the doctors say.Hence health is essential for success in human relations. PACE SIXTEEN Westmount High Teacher Second Term President Kenneth Mactavish, of the Westmount High School staff, was reelected president of the Association of Protestant Men teachers of Greater Montreal for a second term at the third annual meeting, held Monday at Westmount.With the re-election of last year\u2019s executive, the following also head the association this year: Vice-president, H.E.Wright, High School of Montreal; secretary, J.G.S.Brash, West Hill High School; treasurer, J.H.Ciley, Commercial High School.Negotiations for salary increases were still under way with the Montreal Protestant Centra] School Board, it was disclosed at the meeting.Announcement was madex of a special meeting on November 12 at 3 p.m.in the High School of Montreal, when the views of the board, as expressed by W.E.Dunton, chairman, and education director Thomas Som- merville, will be made public.Attending the meeting, to be under the joint chairmanship of Mr.Mactavish and Miss Isobel Sher- | man, president of the Federation of Protestant Women Teachers.| will be the executive council of the men's federation and all and women's groups.i Teachers were invited to sub-! mit written questions concerning salaries to be answered at the \u2018 November 12 meeting.Such questions should be in the hands | of L.D.Lawley, of Westmount ; High School, research committee head, by November 9.It was understood by the teach- KENNETH MACTAVISH ers\u2019 representatives that a revised salary schedule would be present- ed to the teachers by the board early in the New Year.In presenting his 1945-46 report, Mr.Mactavish pointed out that 263, or 96 per cent of the men teachers under the central board, were now members of the Protestant Men Teachers\u2019 Association.Results of the year\u2019s activities had included \u2018improved relationship\u201d between the men teachers and the school board, and \u201cthe putting into practice of what we consider the democratic way of approaching difficulties.\u201d Co-operation with the women teachers had also been achieved \u201cto a degree assuring our mutual advancement.\u2019 Prestige of teachers was growing, in Mr, Mactav- ish\u2019s opinion, and this increased prestige, \u201cif properly taken advantage of,\u201d would gain for ANTED : - For the HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL e The Need Is Most Urgent « THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 teachers \u201cthe high place in our community which I think we merit.\u201d Facing the executive for 1946- 47, said the president, would be the questions of continued salary negotiations with the central board, the setting up of regular channels of conference with the board (perhaps the establishment of a system whereby one day a \"Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d month could be set aside by the board to receive teachers\u2019 delegations); revision of the constitution to allow for such changes ag the setting up of an adjustment committee; and an enquiry into extra-mural activities, with a view to providing recompense for teachers who.give a major portion of their free time to extramural school work.© PAINTING WESTMOUNT DECOR CO.© PICTURE FRAMING LA.3310 \u2014 1227A GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT (Premises formerly occupied by W.J.Chapman) ® DECORATING WE.2726 « WAITRESSES « TRAY GIRLS « FLOOR MAIDS MEALS and UNIFORMS PROVIDED Westmount | Highlights By John Dickens Derek Cushing, our favourite chartered accountant to be, and Jeff \u201cOilman\u201d Messenger phoned the other night to ask if there was a Hi-Y dance at the school this Fri- nite.We assumed our most rumor-squishing tone and said positively not! Our curiosity was aroused however, and we asked Boy's Hi-Y president Gerry Wright to five us the gen.In answer he supplied a two page foolscap communique, the essence of which reads as follows: The West- mount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Annual Fall Dance will be presented Nov.22 at WHS, with music by the \u201cEscorts\u201d, Montreal's newest popular dance band.The Escorts are comprised of the old Stardusters Orchestra plus some ex-Johnny .Holmes men and drummer Johnny Pepper.The rest of the communique contains nasty references to.the character of yours truly.It is signed \u201cThank you, you scrounger \u2014Gerald Wright.\u201d Although it's nothing to get het up about, we don't like the way | the Student's Council is trying to bring the Girl's Athletic Associa- | tion under its protective (?) wing.| We've always associated the Coun- | cil with too much red tape, lack | of interest in its subsidiary orga- | nizations, and an unusual affinity | for hamming the books.And by the by, girls, whatever happened to! the results of your last vote on! the subject?What about Honest John Draper, the average Guy's\u2019 guy?Items: Doug Mitchell's bum- clothes party last Sat nite was enjoyed by all, including Voronka who turned up late in a business suit., , Panny Kindersley has been commuting from the farm at Ste.Therese of late for the express purpose of modelling teen fashions.Betty Riddel is also keeping her hand in by decorating the pages of Fashion magazine .\u2018The Oriole, when told that he was wasting his life: \u201cOnce in a while I like to do things that aren't educational and don't make money.\u201d .The Garber mansion was the scene of a red hot jam session last Sat afternoon.Music courtesy of Johnny Asselin, Oliy Garneau, Harrence Garber, Brian Shea.Music hath charms\u2014and vitamins too, judging by the way Clifford: Mitchell sprinteth from conven- | tion to convention.Dexter 8401 HOW CHILDREN do grow when they get at least a quart a day of nourishing Elmhurst milk! And what a sound foundation they are laying for robust, lifelong health with strong bones and teeth, sturdy muscles, good digestions, clear complexions! Elmhurst milk contains, in easily digestible form, the calcium and other minerals, the vitamins and proteins they must have for vigorous growth.It is nature\u2019s most nearly perfect food.Thats why it is the most truly economical item on the household budget.Grown-ups need at least a pint a day.See that all members of your family KEEP ON DRINKING MORE MILK! Rich, Nourishing Cream s s 3 Elmhurst cream adds so much to the taste and nutritive value of cereals and desserts! Order some from your salesman todays LISTEN TO siMHURST NEWS WITH CORBY THOMPSON \u201411.50 A.M.Mon.thre Fri.CFCP ELMHURST [MILK SELECTED MILK\u2014QUALITY-GUARDED FROM THE FARM TO YOUR DOOR Se SR RSS MR #Westmount\u2019s Home Newspaper\u201d THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 PAGE SEVENTEEN BIG 2-DAY SELLING! FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SATURDAY\u20149.30 A.M.TO 5.30 P.M.8 PAGES OF ~ SPECIALS - ON SALE | FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SATURDAY N Every item is Priced at a Saving for this Big, Planned Event.These items are Not Advertised in the Daily Papers .Read Save! You have a Shopping Date With Christmas NOW .Please Shop Earlier This Year.pm om PE * sorte Fog TET CHOKER NECKLETS! This special is excellent for Christmas gift planning + + + or for your own accessory bax.Luminous, satiny \u201cpearlized' beads are gracefully graduated in a GREATLY REDUCED! REG.3.75 AND 4.00 Of fine quality pigtex mark capeskin leather, they come in a variety of tailored designs.All in black slip-on style, several styles have all hand-sewn seams, others ; ; .; .light in weight fashionable choker.White in tone, : have prie contrasting ditching.Special Friday 50 they are finished with a neat plastic clasp.Special and all-day Saturday.air Friday and all-day Saturday.Each ° No C.0.D.Orders by Phone or Mail.This Merchandise Subject to 23% Tax EATON'S \u2014 WOMEN'S GLOVES, MAIN FLOOR EATON'S \u2014 JEWELLERY, MAIN FLOOR REMEMBERG EATON gS GUARANTEEZGOODSQSATISFACTORY OR®MONEYZREFUNDED i 2 pg a SES = no RTI PAGE LIGHTEEN SALE .PRICE! Here's the luxurious boudoir chair you've always wanted.Beautiful FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES Beauties specially priced.Imitation birch mantel about 48\" wide by 44/2\" high in grey or red tone.Realistic Electric log grate _is fitted HANDSOME CREDENZAS An impressive piece for hall or living room.Has two large compart ments and three shelves on each side tones in the cretonne covers.9 5 Special Friday and Saturday.Saturday.- EATON\u2019S \u2014 FIFTH FLOOR d SN .REG.7.50 NEEDLEPOINT Hand worked squares of tapestries in exquisitely blended colouring, Floral designs suitable 95 for chair seats, stool tops.Special ° Friday and Saturday.Le 5 8 - Steam.= - \u201ca STAMPED PILLOW CASES Fine quality cotton finished with hemmed edge stamped in easy-to-embroider designs, as sketched.Size 22\" x 42\".Special 2 Friday and Saturday.* EATON'S \u2014 NEEDLE POINT SHOP, SECOND FLOOR VS ! _ VE _ 0 VW WSs HAIR SEAL SLIPPERS Indian Mocassin type made of genuine Hair Seal lined with cosy flannelette with porcupine quill trimming on vamp.Sizes 3 40 7.Reg.4.45.3 25 ° Special Friday and Saturday.EATON'S \u2014 FANCY GOODS, SECOND FLOOR 72 re y go Z yb {4 + 6 VE 7 NS .N Pair Aluminum finished supports.Special Friday and EATON'S \u2014 FIFTH FLOOR Mahogany with with lamp and fan.2195 COCKTAIL and SMOKER ALL METAL STAND ash tray is detachable, push type.89 Special Friday and Saturday.1 EATON\u2019S \u2014 CUTLERY SECTION, MAIN FLOOR Use it for drinks, use it as a \u201csmoking stand.It's all metal and mahogany veneer doors.Special Fri- / 9-00 day and Saturday.EATON'S \u2014 FIFTH FLOOR \u201c Westmeunt's Home Newspaper\u201d SRR: \"ANOTHER SAVING! Walnut frame, upholstered in cotton repps and tapestries, studded with antique brass tacks.Special 95 Friday and Saturday.EATON'S \u2014 FIFTH FLOOR 1,588 A CHENILLE BEAUTIES SINGLE AND DOUBLE BED SIZES Fine cotton chenille \u2014 velvety soft and closely tufted, Daintily patterned in popular pastel shades.A Christmas gift for the family.Dress up your 9 5 own bedroom too\u2014at this saving! ° Special Friday and Saturday, Ea.Blue Orchid Dusty Rose Turquoise Belge Green Gold Wine Natural i Peach ln the Lot.EATON\u2019S \u2014 BEDDING, SECOND FLOOR REMEMBERGEATON SO GUARANTEE: \"GOODSOSATISFACTORY OROMONE SOLID MAHOGANY | FCLDING COFFEE TABLES 2 PRICE Direct from Haiti to you! Sturdy and attractive, they can be put to a hundred uses around the house.When folded \u2014 and it is done in no time at all \u2014 they occupy very little space.height 18\" Reg.7.50 .diameter 17\" Special 3.50 height 20\" Reg.10.00 diameter 21\" Special 5.00 EATON'S \u2014 CHINAWARE, FOURTH FLOOR day and Saturday.VO REFUNDED SAVE! 200 ONLY! You'll Need to Order Early Imagine a sparkling, heavy crystal glass mirror, with deckled pie crust edges, for 1.39.Size about 13%\" x 18\", fitted ~ | with rosettes and hangers.Special Fri- 1.39 EATON'S \u2014 MIRRORS, FIFTH I'.T.EAT (89+ J: sstmount\u2019s Home Newspaper™ .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 PAGE NINETEEN EATON'\u2019S MINERAL OIL An internal lubricant to assist in maintaining good health.Large 82 oz.bottle.Special 47° BREWER'S YEAST An easy to take tonic in - tablet form.Special 250 in 57e \u201c bottle HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES A splendid tonic rich in vitamins A and D to help you keep fit and up to par, Special.Special 100 caps.89 200 caps.1.75 EATON'S À.B.& D.CAPSULES To help you bulld good helath against solds and other winter ills, and as an ald to general Health Contains vitamins À B and D.Special 50 Capsules 89: 100 Capsules 1.49 EATON\u2019S EXTRACT OF MALT AND COD LIVER OIL A highly nourishing tonic eon.taining vitamins A & D se beneficial for good health.Special 2 lb.jar 67° PLASTIC COMPACTS Attractively styled in New York, shell coloured sifter type with large mirror and puff, Avallable in two sizes, About 4\u201d Diameter Special 98 About 5\u201d Diameter Special 1.49 ° \"AROUND THE NECK MAKE UP MIRRORS = , With this convenient mirror you just place the handle around the neck and adjust the metal bolt to a position exactly right for you.Clear plastic frame.Special 2.75 en.EATON\u2019S \u2014 TOILETRIES, MAIN FLOOR Look at this EATON Price for TOASTERS! On Sale Friday and Saturday while quantity lasts.Two slice Pocket Flashlights upright model with reliable mica-wound element.(Cord not included).14 7 Special \u2018 SPECIALI A ee Nee mme Light welght metal case fitted with a strong clip for safe carrying in your vest pocket.Two-battery size\u2014complete with batteries.Special Friday and Saturday, On Sale Friday and All Day Suturday Now Is the time to prepare your Home Workshop for the BENCH SAWS $ize of table 9\" x 11\" with 8 7\" blade.Handy for light work, 2-Day Special Fall and Winter.8 Specials from the Hardware Department JIG SAWS - AT À SPECIAL PRICE Sturdy, well built frame.Depth of cut about la\", Size of table 8\" x 8\u201d.2-Day Special.6.59 BELT Handy tool for your workshop.Size of belt of x 4\" wide.about 37\" 2-Day Special SANDERS EATON'S -\u2014\u2014 HARDWARE, SEVENTH FLOOR Reg.59 FRY PANS CORN 4-cord selected The lowest price in some years.2-Day Special style, Extra heavy steel.Diameter about 9\".2-Day Special 45° BROOMS made of groom corn.EATON'S \u2014 HOUSEWARES, FOURTH FLOOR REMEMBERQ@EATON;,SOGUARANTEE: Metal Baskets Buy Two or three at this low price.Blue, rose, green and sream shades.2-Day Special \u20ac STRAW BAGS Shopping bags about 14\" x 17\" in a basket 49: .weave.2-Day Special Sweater Driers Heavy guivanized wire adjustable to your own Individual size.2-Day Special.1.49 HOSE DRIERS Forms of galvanized wire.2 Day Special Sizes 10 to 12 including half sizes.2 Pairs 45¢ ABSORBENT CHEESECLOTH Approx.214 Yards per Package! For surgical or household use, Fill your needs at this economical price, Special Friday and Saturday.= 74) 2 pkgs.fo: GC PLASTIC TABLE CLOTH COVERS Glear plastic tablecloth covers to protect your treasured linens.Waterproof, acid resistant, stain resistant, can be wiped clean with a damp cloth, 2 Day Special.Approx, 48\u201d x 54\u201d 1.3 ° Approx, 48\u201d x 72\u201d 1.79 WARDROBES Heavy fibre board walnut fin- {shed wood front.Plastic locking devices.Strongly reinforced.About 59\u201d x 28\u201d x 21\u201d, Holds about 20 garments.Each 6.95 EATON'S\u2014Nolions, Main Floor * We I Studio Couch y (a NN Covers Sm ANU * CL \u201ca4 5S Ng *% A Colourful Set for 2?a, BE.NW d'a Your Studio Couch.4 en SE oies A Priced at a Saving! SM NN I, Cotton cretonne cover QA = 7 with three cushion cov- Ref Si ers to match.Blue and I Pets: \u20ac rose.\"Nap 2-Day Special 7 NEA NZ A \u201cGOODSOSATISFACTORY OR®MONEYS REFUNDED\u201d Under Bed Boxes Keeps your floor space tidy.Durable double- faced corrugated cardboard, about 6\u201d x 21\u201d x 48\" long.2-Day Spe- \"1.29 PRESS Er 5 3 pop ; me ee Pa PAGE TWENTY .THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946 : \u201cWestmeunt\u2019s Home Newspager\u201d SHOP EARLY FOR THESE BIG SAVINGS FRIDAY & SATURDAY Special! PLASTIC PLAYING CARD BOXES SPECIAL 1\" 19 SALE LUGGAGE FOR WOMEN Twin Sets Cowhide Bound Luggage for Christmas! Cood looking \"tweed canvas\u2019 (trade name) some plain, some with woven stripes as ketched.Mad turdy wood EATON'S SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CARD ASSORTMENTS frames with handy pockets, rayon THE VARIETY BOX THE FEATURE BOX lining, two set.i -in locks, strong handle.in set: week-end case We've been waiting for these for months, and they came in just in time for you to buy for Christmas presents.Made of heavy opaque plastic material with spring hinges.on \u2018lid.Inside is divided to hold two bridge decks.Two tone colour combinations EATON'S \u2014 STATIONERY, MAIN FLOOR You'll remember this grand assortment from So named because it includes so - many.bright about 21\" x 13\" x 612 and a roomy other years.Twenty-one fine quality cards in unusual cards in a variety of expensive looking pullman case about 26\" x 16\" x 8\u201d, * exceptionally fine designs, many large and ex- designs.Made by one of Canada's leading .Regular 50.00.pensive looking.- manufacturers especially for Eaton's, .Special Friday and Saturday SPECIAL 21 CARDS 98 SPECIAL 16 CARDS 49 \u2019 & ENVELOPES Co & ENVELOPES .4 9.75 Christmas Card Specials on Sale in Three Locations for Your Convenience - : * 3 ee Main Floor\u2014Stationery Department Main Floor\u2014Center Front Christmas Card Shop : Second Floor\u2014Center Boxed Assortment Shop : : - : TRUNKS AND BAGS, SIXTH FLOOR SCOOP VALUES IN RECORD | PLAYERS A fortunate purchase allows us to offer this superb record player at 7 many dollars lower than SPECIAL the price you'd expect to For Hockey Enthusiasts bay.Unusually low priced HOCKEY STICKS Sturdy two piece sticks at a «pecial 54\" Spun Rayon SUITING price Friday and Saturday.Attractively Regular 2 39 Special Friday and Ali Doy , varnished.Get two or three at this .low price - Saturday.: 1995 |.79.pos KIT BAGS Specie! Fridoy end 1-95 All Day Saturday.The ever popular spun rayon material, wonderfully adapt- NOTE THESE FEATURES (USED) able to all sorts of wearing ® Completely covered for quiet © Offset tangent tone arm for.true none of these, Made af ony! pear apparel.Use it for slacks, operation.groove tracking reduced distortion.and formerly used by the R.C.AF.for sport jacket, for suits and ® Crystal pick up for brilliant life- _ mentat numbers of our RCA: boss.for dresses.Interesting like reproduction.Quiet, powerful Alliance motor.Choose from two types: colour range includes: beige, ® Built in volume control.® Needle Cup.All White brown, navy, regal blue, Simply attach your radio\u2014it will give you faithful, toneful reproduction of the.30 .hope blue, Gold, Red, Black world's finest recorded music._ Air Force B and White.About 54 wide.BUDGET PLAN TERMS Available If Desired in Accordance with \" 79.\u2018 Wartime Prices and Trade Regulations.EATON'S \u2014 PIECE GOODS, EATON'S \u2014 SPORTS CENTRE, SECOND FLOOR - EATON'S \u2014 MUSIC CENTER, FIFTH FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR TEE NEC ET PR ecran Wel Y> REFUNDED\u201d \"GOODSOSATISFACTORY OR®*MONE THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1946 PAGE TWENTY-ONE MEN'S GOWNS Outstanding Special! Priced far below usual for gowns of this quality.Made in medium weight wool in solid shades of red and blue.Rich looking.well-tailored.Full shawl col.lar\u20143 pockets and sash with self trim.Sizes 36 to 44.Special Friday and all day Saturday.14.9 > - À .MEN'S ARVES Here's A Grand Saving! Spun rayon scarves in a wealth of rich Paisley designs in blue, brown, maroon and yellow, also a number of plain yellow in the lot.Popular reefer style with fringed ends.Better pick up two or three at this special price Friday and Saturday.P 1.85 EATON'S \u2014 MEN'S FURNISHING, MAIN FLOOR REMEMBERQEATON'SQGUARANTEE: JT.EATON CoO.SGOODSOSATISFACTORY OROMONEYSREFUNDED\u201d REG.9.95 REDUCED DOLL PRAMS Attractive looking prams that any little girl will love and be proud to own.Sturdily constructed all metal body with leatherette - hood and storm apron.Rubber tired, disc wheels.Choice of grey or airforce blue.Buy one now for Christmas at this low special price.Friday and all 7 9 5 day Saturday.EATON'S \u2014 TOYS, FOURTH FLOOR \u2018 MEN'S UNDERWEAR Priced at a special saving for you! They're wool with rayon on the inside for added comfort next to the skin, and they're in the RIGHT weight for Fall and Winter wear.Regular style 3-button long sleeve shirts and button front « ankle length drawers.Shirts, 36 to 44.Drawers, 34 to 42.Special 3 1 5 * Friday and all day Saturday.EATON'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS \u2014 MAIN FLOOR.MEN'S CARDIGANS Heavy rib stitch all wool cardigans reduced to clear in this grand offer Friday and Saturday.They're well made and cosy and handy for the cold weather.\u2018Good shades for general wear, dark brown and blue.Size 38 only.\u2018 Special Friday \u2018and all day Saturday.- 2.95 EATON'S \u2014 MEN'S FURNISHINGS, MAIN FLOOR If Not Convenient to Pay Cash for Your Purchases in book denominations of 15.00 and 25.00 or any combination of these amounts are available for purchase.Terms comply with Wartime Prices and Trade \u201c Regulations.Eaton\u2019s \u2014 Budget Plan Office, Seventh Floor.A Hot Special BOYS PARKAS Cotton gabardine hip-length parkas with full length lightening fastener.Warmly lined with quilted cotton kasha.Fur trimmed hood with tie at neck.Two pockets and all elastic waist.Sand colour 8.95 only.Sizes 3 to 6X.Special Friday and EATON'S \u2014 INFANTS\u2019 WEAR, THIRD FLOOR all day Saturday.Reg.$2.75 to $3.69 LEATHER MOCCASINS For Men, Boys, Girls Buy some for gifts at this special price! They're popular for inside or outside wear.Durable oil tanned uppers \u2018in drawstring style with moulded or stitched soft leather soles.Boys\u2019 and Girls' sizes 3 13 8.Men's sizes & to 10.1.95 Special Friday and EATON'S \u2014 SHOES, SECOND FLLOR all day Saturday.élire \u201ces rentes\u201d vi sie JS aie CU he ee aye one OT - LE TTI See ean, or ps PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1946 \u201cWestmount\"s Home Newspaper\u201d BIG MONEY-SAVING BEDROOM FEATURE! Choice of Walnut, Mahogany or Maple Finish.Exce ptional value you'll admit when you see the suites.1.Large secretary chest, size 282\" x .1742\" x 50/2\".Simple, good looking styling, solid birch construction.2.High size 4 drawer chest, size 28%\" .Co.=._ x 18\" x 50\".Cte Te tee AN ; , | : 3.Hanging mirror, size 24\" x 30\".Loe IPC ne ory se.\" 10 Modern style bed in single, 3% or double size.Handy night table.\" Plense allow 2 weeks for delivery, \u2018.y ur\u201d : : EATON'S\u2014SEVENTH FLOOR.LOOK! | PIECE SUITE FOR 9830 special day and Fr rardoy yompered .th A \u2018construction s holstere Wel oF woven cotton s standard sizes- CHANCE OF THE SEASON TO SAVE ON YOUR NEW KITCHEN SET Special Friday and 95 Saturday 5 pieces Natural finished table with Jack Knife extension leaf.Solid hardwood top.Has sturdy brightly finished aluminum legs.Four chairs to match with blue or black leatherette.EATON'S\u2014SEVENTH FLOOR 'aper\u201d 3 .EE WANTED ACCESSORIES AT BIG \u2018SAVINGS Ve .: ._ SCARF SPECIAL! MANUFACTURERS Gre re Friday and All-Doy Seturday.CLEARANCE CE Fashion dictates scarves under suits .and coats more than ever this season.\u2018 - - And here's your opportunity to have Special Fridoy and 49 scarf variety.Seconds of a higher All Day Saturday.priced line, these are smart rayon sheer oblongs with fringed ends.You'd better come early to get Mostly in gaily flowered patterns on best choice from this large white backgrounds with solid celoured .9 borders.selection of fine felts.There's \u2018many styles to choose from and a host of autumn colours to match your fall wardrobe.Feathers, MEN'S veiling and sequins are included .LINEN HANKIES! | in the fashionable trims.Ne C.0.D.Orders by Phone or Mall.Special Friday and ) ) 5 | EATON'S \u2014 MILLINERY, SECOND FLOOR AH Dey Saturday.© Again a special for gift-giving! These handkerchiefs of a generous size are of sturdy Irish linen in snowy white only.They are finished with about 2 inch hems.EATON'S - MEN'S HANKERCHIEFS, MAIN FLOOR SPECIAL! FOR FROSTY WEATHER 2 | pie end Ail-Day 1.79 | EATON'S SCARVES, MAIN FLOOR 1 i + Pf it Da + i SR B ë We i RE.SRR Saturday.4 De EME à ARE IE Chase bedtime chills during zero weather with a pair of these soft warm flannelette pyjamas for women.Comfortably designed they are attractive too, with a neat collar and dainty- ric-rac trim.There's a handy pocket and trim Is in contrasting floral pattern.Backgrounds are , white, rose and blue.Small, medium and large.M EATON'S \u2014 LINGERIE, THIRD FLOOR IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND! CHILDREN'S ALL-WOOL VESTS AND BLOOMERS Yo PRICE! VESTS BLOOMERS 125 135 FABRIC HANDBAGS Mothers, these are the cold-weather garments Fes a ay 175 + 5 85 .you have been waiting to buy the youngsters.Saturday, Special, oO Lovely and soft, these warm all-wool shrink resisting vests and bloomers are quality English merchandise.Vests have extra wide shoulder straps for comfort and bloomers have elastic \u2018at waïst and knees and a double gusset for extra wear.White only.Sizes from 6 to 16 years, Our artist has sketched only two designs from the many in pouches or under-arm styles.There's variety In the fabrics to choose from too.corde, cordette, crepe and bengaline (rayon).Interiors are neatly finished.In colours to accent or lend contrast to Ne C.0.D.Orders by Phone or Mail your outfit .black, brown, navy and red.We suggest * them for gift-giving.EATON'S \u2014 LINGERIE, THIRD FLOOR ! ' EATON'S \u2014 HANDBAGS, MAIN FLOOR REMEMBERGEATON'SQGUARANTEE: T.EATON CS \"GOODSOSATISFACTORY OROMONEY® REFUNDED\u201d PLR | TS PACE TWENTY-FOUR \u2018 THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ©, 1946 « A \"Westmeunt's Home Newspaper\u201d BIGR2SDAYGSELLING gFRID A EST Rex Sa ALLQDAYASATURDAY Misses and Women's \u2018 ALSO OVERSIZES WINTER COATS An Outstanding 'Buy\u2019 For a good-looking, warm and .long- wearing coat take your choice from this collection of shags, novelty weaves and a few camel-hairs and wool.Balmacaan and belted styles, fully lined interlined and with chamois .to the hip- line.There are misses\u2019 and women's coats in the lot, in sizes |4 to 20 and 38 to 44.Also over- sizes 43 to 53.Tweeds in shades of black, grey, green, brown, turquoise, red, beige and blue.Special Friday and all day Saturday.24.95 You Get 2 Pairs of Trousers! ~~ BOYS\u2019 TWEED SUITS GIRLS\u2019 WHITE with turn-back collar and buttoned front.At this Friday and Saturday.Loose fitting sleeves, and tie bow in 9 8 and Saturday.° All wool and warm\u2014a bold splash of colour with your and silk taffeta scarves in the lot.Save on Play Clothes SCHOOL BLOUSES price the quantity he 8 9 EE WOOL SCARVES Hui 89 BOYS' Limited Quantity at a Special Price Right for school, all-white sports shirt, open-necked only.Sizes 8 to 14 years.Special WOOL JACKETS baby.White and pink.Special Friday \"SECONDS!\" and red and white.A few plaid, sheer 8 9 © TWEED PANTS Double- Sturdy, neat breasted or cotton mixture three - button tweed pants that can take hard knocks.jackets in stur- \u201cdy wool and cotton tweed They should material.Mads wash and wear for good wear well.Limited with two pairs quantity, so of long trous- shop early.ers.Blue, brown Sizes 3 to 6 and grey.Sizes Years.Special 29 to 33.Friday and Saturday.1295 98 2 Day Special in Seconds WOMEN'S GLOVES Warm wool end cotton mixture overhose with elastic in the top for a snug fit.Medium size only in \u2019gunmetal\u2019 shade.Speciel Friday and Saturday.style gloves, with leather backs and rayon fabric marking.Natural colour only I WOMEN'S OVERHOSE On Sale Only While the Quantity Lasts Ribbed knit for snug fit, long-sleeved and ankle-length, with but- 9 3; e A small price for a pair of popular half-and-half defects which cause \u201cseconds' 49 and Saturday, pair BOYS COMBINATIONS knit of strong cotton yarns, slightly brushed for extra cosiness.and Saiurday.A Timely Saving for the Home! AMERICAN CRETONNE You are indoors more in winter, so brighten up your home with draperies, slip-covers and cushions of this gay American Cretonne.Floral designs on 6 9 - background of rose, navy, wine, natural, aqua, green and blue.About 36\" wide.Special Friday and Saturday, yd.MEN'S WOOL WORSTED TROUSERS Worth coming for at this price, wool worsted trousers in neat\u201cstripes.They are well tailored and finished with slide fastener, belt loops and five pockets.Blue and brown.Sizes 30 to 40.7 95 Special Friday and Saturday.palms.The saving's yours on account of slight Sizes 6 to 7'2.Special Friday A Special for the Wintry-Wise 3 9; For warmth from the skin out for active boys, these combinations are toned front.Merino colour.Sizes 24 to 32 in the lot, Special Friday MEN'S CLOG RUBBERS An exira special selling of spat rubbers, moulded right to the shape of the shoe.They slip on easily and should fit almost any shoe.tot includes factory substandards.Sizes small, medium and large.Special Friday and Saturday, pair See the Reduction! 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