The Westmount examiner, 7 novembre 1947, vendredi 7 novembre 1947

[" oy vill.Ne.as ing\u2019s ' ak On Man Sized Task 3 ups of King's School in: Westmount are showing their all-out port in helping \u201cundernourished children in needy Britain by the st novel \u2018and diréct .approach.Through the \u201cco-operation of their ® me and School Association they have adopted a school in Man- ester, England \u2014 but literally.- ; During wartime, the.pupils at = Co School Pupils King's and their parents organized Lo group for servicemen which took upon itself the apt at) The plan was \u2018conceived by abring selected articles to school dich were of a nature to with- pd the long shipment overseas briving in good condition.The pis were also asked to bring cents to cover the cost of pack- yr and shipping.7 here Miss Kathleen Gamble, for- yriy one of the staff at King's iol, Westérn avenue, is now nching, that was adopted.The various items of nourishing bituals after collection were turn- over to Miss Dorothy Cook, wvener for the local branch of % United Kingdom Friendship Mi for final shipment with.the | imification,.of: course; that Miss Gmble at the Manchester school i the ultimate recipient and dis- kutor.The organization headed ! Miss Cook has taken over the ot of shipping.he money.collected by\u201d the Ing's Schoo! pupils\u2019 fifteen -cent tions will be used to send istmas gifts to the pupils of ge Manchester School.The King's School contribution prided 34 pounds of sugar, 72 ages of candy, four cartons chewing gum, 35 tins of con- wed milk, 77 baby foods, 39 of lines, 19 of salmon, 333 pacages of desserts and cereals, 9 ge tins of fish, 9 pounds of tea, tins sandwich spread, 134 dozen I assorted meats, 34 packages ied soups, 4 tins of soup, 2 of oited nuts, 63 packages of dried Mit, 4 cans fruit juices, 1 egy itture, 1 large can coffee, 2 plum Mings, 2 packages shortening, fukes and 7 bars of soap, hildren\u2019s alowe\u2019en Party ighly Successful Yveral hundred children in cos- lt Were present at the West- It Y.M.C.A.Hallowe'en Party \u201cored by the Y.M.C.A.hers\u2019 Club.Prizes were given i the best costumes and alto- Per over forty prizes were ded during the evening.Us party was highlighted by * appearance of Charles Peat, Sician, who raised the curio- Y of his audience by doing Kit from the platform.Child- * are still discussing how he.\u201cdraw a Christmas Tree out À hat, en the programme were 8 and stunts.The eve- | neludeq with refreshments ete milk, -jce cream, A and candy, ' à Party was sponsored with ger nt it would keep ble Py from getting in- e city atreets, and hu ng committee feel that Accomplished, e, \u201cKing\u2019s Knitters\u201d.And now the \u201cparcels for pupils\u201d idea is p wigrowtn of the knitting organization.Mrs.J.T.Moteur, when each pholar at King\u2019s was encouraged * * It is a school in Manchester: Special Cenotaph The Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.), commanded by Lt.-Col Richard Peirson, M.C.; will participate in the Remembrance Day Service to be held at the West- mount War Memorial on.Sunday, commending at 2.30 p.m.Also taking part in the cere- tion\u2019 Branch No.14 of the Canadian Legion; as well as veterans \u2018of the Regiment.\u2018The battalion will form up in the.Armoury.at 1.30 p.m, and, with \u2018attached units, will march by way of St.Catherine Street, Redfern Avenue and Sherbrooke Street to the War Memorial.; The commemoration service will be conducted by Hon.Squadron Leader Canon Gilbert Oliver, M.C.Following the service the battalion will re-form and march West on Cote St.Antoine Road, past the saluting base at the foot of Stanton Avenue, where Major- Gen.E.G.Renaud, CB, CBE, Officer Commanding Quebec Command, 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.On returning to the Armoury, the command of the battalion will be handed over from Lt.-Col.R: Peirson, M.C., to Major R.Schwob, M.C.Receptions will be held in the Officers\u2019 and Sergeants\u2019 (Continued on Page 11) Westmount \u201cY\u201d He program.In its few weeks of existence Clubs.no meeting place, then, thanks to the co-operation and interest of the Principal of Lewis Evans School, Mr.Cafapbell, who was deeply interested and concerned with the lack of recreational facilities for members of his school, the younger boys were given permission to use the school building, movie projector, and the adjoining playing space.Ross Bannerman, fellowship student attached to the Westmount Y.M.C.A.was given responsibility for organizing mony Will\u2018 be the R.M.R.Associa- | mount Y.M.C.A.in the St.Henri district has expanded there are approximately a hundred boys registered in regular Y.M.C.A.caminer BANK PRESIDENT George W.Spinney, C.M.G., 1 Braeside Place, president of the Bank of Montreal for the past five years of the bank's 130-year history.A member of the staff \u2018since 1906, he joined the bank as a junior et his native town of Yar- mouth, N.S.Mr.Spinney held several posts in the Bank before his appointment as Assistant Manager in 1922.In 1928 - he was appolated Assistant General Manager.During the war, Mr.Spinney directed the First Victory Loas and for twe years headed the Notional War Finance Committee.VICE PRESIDENT B.C.Gardner Is Vice-President and General Monager of the Bonk of Montreal ond President of the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association and Vice-President of she Americen Bankers' Association.Mr.Gardner has had vest-expert- ence in.benking with service in England, the U.S.and Newfoundland as well as in Western Canada.He became Assistant General.Manager of the Bank in 1935.in 1942 he was made General Manager of .the organization and two years.later he become a Director ond o Vice-President of the Bank.Tropical Fish Exhibition Held The Montreal Aquarium Society will present an Exhibition of Tropical Fish, with the co-operation of the Westmount Parks Department, in the Tropical Section of the conservatories, at the same time that the Department will be holding its annual Chrysanthemum Show.It is expected that many rare and beautiful Exotics will be displayed by members of the Society.The hobby of keeping tropical fish, and the cultivating of underwater plants is spreading, there being no less than four large societies in Montreal, and the members are expressing keen interest in the coming exhibition.Visitors will be welcome.The exhibition will open tomorrow.ps Organize YMCA.Branch In St.Henri Following several months of preparatory organization, Y.M:C.A.work has been started in the heavily populated St.Henri district.Previdus to the Y.M.C.A.commencing its work in this area, there were few if any facilities through which boys in the area couid initiate and plan their own physical, spiritual and recreational this extension work of the West- Apidly.Now At the start the Y.M.C.A.had # younger boys\u2019 work Ii the school.Older boys, 13-15 and 15-18 years of age were contacted by the Boys\u2019 Work Secretary and were -interested In organizing their own club with the assistance of the Y.M.C.A.Secretary.Although the older boys had no place to conduct a meeting, an active program including industrial trips, swimming, boxing and club \u2018meetings was held.The older boys also offered to serve and receive training as leaders for younger boys\u2019 groups.(Continued on Page 9) ® \u2019 .Governor-General Will Attend RMR.Annual Dinner His Excellency the Governor- General, Viscount Alexander of Tunis will attend the annual dinner at the Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.) to be held this evening in the Officers\u2019 Mess at the Armoury.The Governor-General, at present on a three day visit to Montreal and district, will be received at the Armgury by Lt.- Col.Richard Peirson, Officer Commanding the regiment, Maj.Gen: C.B.Price, honorary colonel and Maj.-Gen.E.J.Renaud, General Officer Commanding, Quebec Command.He will then attend the playing of ths retreat by the regimental band and drums, The drummers wili be wearing their new scarlet, their first appearance in »fuil dress since the war, ~ During the dinner, the silent toast to Fallen Comrades will be observed, and Last Post and Reveille will be sounded.The Commanding * Offi- {cer will present the regimental report and will propose the toast to the Governor-Generai.General Price will propose the toast.of the regimen.Major J.H.Coup- land, president of the mess committee, requests that all members be at the Armoury not later than 7.15 p.m.Former officers of the regiment are Jdnvited to attend this reunion dinner, and those who propose to attend and who have not received notification are asked to notify The Honorary Secretary, Captain Cyril.Stacey, 4625 St.Catherine Street, West- mount, who is à : = - Serving the Cy of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019 $ Meiropolis Lecture Attracts Large Audience assembled \u201d at the - Westmo Junior High School last moa evening to hear Dr.Ewan D.Cameron, Professor of Psychiatry first of a series of six lectures on Child Development.These are being \u201cgiven under the sponsorship ment to help parents toward a normal children.Dr.Cameron's \u201cParents\u2019 subject Ways and Children\u2019s ing that the problem of the effects of the ways of parents upon the behavior of children is very old.It is recognized in countless foll¢ sayings, e.g., \u201cAs the twig is bent.old block.\u201d Despite this fact, the problem tention.children that was fine; if, however, to fall back on.exclaiming upon the mysterious ways of providence.Nowadays, we see the matter of the effects of the ways of the parents upon the behaviour of sihilities for future development.We begin to recognize that people who damage the growing per sonality of the child, by needlessly arousing anxiety, by playing on his feelings of guilt, by cre- inhibitions in :- ating crippling him, are people who constitute publie health: dangers.An immense job lies.ahead, alèng.this line, with all too little time to do it in, he said.\u2019 Every man and woman of goodwill can, hewever, \u201ccontribute to progress by insisting that every discussion group to which he or she belongs should spend at least part of its time in critical study of human relationships and human behaviour.Secondly, each parent can use the facts should be taught as part of the curriculum in the school attended by his or her children.Dr.Cameron concluded by saying that everyone can help to create public opinion by criticizing misleading and damaging statements about human behave four which he reads or hears.Dr.Albert Moll, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, McGill University, will address the gathering of * parents at next week's\u201d lecture on Development from Birth to Age of Five.\u201d Place: Westmount Junior High School, 20 Academy Road.Time: Monday evening, 8 p.m.» HALLOWE'EN HANGOVER .Westmount Police report that they have in their possession sev.een pranks, including garden not.yet been claimed.mecucaueet at iamen | Tak regain Es Child Development \u201cSome 400 interested people at McGill University, deliver the - of the Westmount Health Départ- better understanding in coping - with the many.problems that * arige in the bringing up of healthy, - wag Health.\u201d He commenced by saye \u2019 ,\u201d or \u201cHe's a chip off the ~ has remained.During the last 50 ° years it has been given \u2018more at : Fifty years ago, the problem _ was primarily a moral .one, :hs .said, If \u201cgood\u201d parents had \u201cgood\u201d.these same parents had \u2019 \u201cbad\u201d children, the moralist had .children as a health problem, he ' declared.This is a great step for- - ward and opens up great pos- \u2026 his or her influence to ask that of human behaviour \u201cChildhood eral articles, casualties.of Hallows | chairs, bicycles, etc., which have > ki wa mean PAGE TWO TE sr Scouts BY REG & Cubs GROOME The Westmount Area Sixers\u2019 Rally was held on Saturday afternoon at Bishop\u201d Street Scout Headquarters.Owing to the few packs in the area, the Seconds were included in the rally, but, unfortunately, the weather and the football game prevented a good attendance.However, those who did attend enjoyed themselves.The Rally was held under the supervision of District Cubmaster G.Warren Foote, and he was ably assisted by some of the other Cubmasters in the district.Field Commissioner Stanley A.Richardson of Montreal Scout Headquarters, and Assistant Factor at Camp Tamaracouts this sum- mer, has announced a partial* list of boys who have qualified for the Silver Arrowhead \u2018à \u2018ain- ing Course Award, having been successful in this course which he ran at Tamaracouta in August.The list is as yet incomplete, and more names will be issued at a later date.The only Westmount Scout in the list to date is Wil- lign G.McCrudden, of 2nd West- maunt Scout Troop.Nice going, Bill! ; The November Badge list for Bishop Street Scout Headquar- fers has been issued and we hove \u2018ofl Scouts in Westmount will make @ sincere effort to pass at least one badge.Cyclist will be taken on the 14th, a Friday; Monday, the 17th, Marksman, Part I, Electrician, Part I, Knotter.Part I, and Rapid Sketching, Part I.Other evenings of these courses follow.on consecutive Mondays.Ask at the course for further details.Tuesday, the 18th, Pathfinder; Wednesday, the 19th, Fireman; Thursday, the 20th, Ambulance Man; Monday, the 24th, Missioner; Tuesday, the 25th, Interpreter (French); Wednesday, the 26th, Laundryman.Swimmer, Rescuer and the First Class Swimming will be passed any Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Saturday afternoon, by Romeo Belanger, at the Canadian Legion Building pool, 1191 Mountain Street.All Scouts who have passed Rescuer Badge are reminded that it must be passed annually, so watch for the date your badge is due for re-passing! When 263 Boy Scout Leaders attended thirteen Gilwell Training Courses in Canada this summer, it marked the best Scouter training season since 1931, when 280 leaders participated.Every Province in the Dominion sent Cub and Scout leaders to Gilwell Courses in the summer of 1947.Canada\u2019s Northwest Territories will have more Wolf Cub packs and Scout Troops as a result of & recent visit by a Scout Commissioner.By co-operating with mission school teachers, R.C.M.P.personnel and government officials it is hoped to take Scouting into several communities where the boys are known to be anxious to get into the Movement.At Aklavik, and a few other northerly points, Scout groups have been operating for some years now.-Y © Dr.Straker To Address Roslyn Home and School The next meeting of the Rose- dale Home and School Association will be held at the school on Nov.10.The speaker will be Dr.M.Straker, who will speak on \u201cSex Education\u201d.F.L.SILVER High Class Ladies\u2019 and Men's TAILOR Good assortment of Imported goods always in stock.Repairing, cleaning and pressing.4883 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.3149 PAINTING | AND DECORATING CARPENTRY REPAIRS Cleanest, Neatest and Most Thorough in Town J.A.Bethune Color Suggestions end Estimates Free T.7192 DR resanten cet: Jena es sb ADIN pEBY ~ Down Hobbylane 4 By FRANCES GAUTHIER Manners, Plense! Members on dates we\u2019ll presume you're all familiar with.But what about at home, in school, on the street, etc.?Here are a few things lotsa-people\u2019re complaining about.They think practising manners\u2019'd be a cha-a- harming hobby.We agree, We don't like\u2014 The teen-agers who, just \u2019cause he (or she) is .leaving the house shortly, has gotta throw everything around, yell at ev- erbody \u2014 too busy to.help with them durn dishes, sit the table, or set down and speak to mother's unexpected guest for a \u2018minute.About school fellas and gals\u2014it's a party (only) yours this year, and when you're home other people intend to be able to use these desks and lockers and would like \u2019em neat and quite so many names scratched all over \u2018em, etc.Also, remember that th\u2019 other students (so-called, why?we dumb), sometime are hoomans too\u2014so watcha say ya treat \u2019em in the halls, .etc.?(tough guy, we is.) Et sur la rue.Oh, la, la! .Outa my way here we shove .Old people, young peoples, chilluns-nobody's spared, be- leeve me.Use a little more of that on the football field and a little less on the streets, please huh?Then everybody'll be hap- py\u2014okay ?Social Notes Here'n there\u2014New member for the \u2018Y\u201d when lovely Barbara Bent joined?Friday .The Y's basketball team sponsoring a dance tonite\u2014Roomurs have it that there'll also be one at the High same nite ., in a bus \u2014We\u2019re getting up in the world .For how long?Doreen and Gerry now going their separate ways .Ditto Bob Mace and Vivian .Marg Murray using up a lotta 4-cent stamps these days .how cum .Overheard along Sherbrooke St.\u201cDon't you lke the compliments I throw?\u201d \u201cI don't like the way you \u201cWhy?Can't catch?\u201d .throw \u2019em\u201d.\u201cWhy?Con't catch?\" .Ohhhhhhhhhhh Brother! .Marjorie Baker seen quite often with Jimmy Nesbitt even though she.receives a letter daily from George .Lotsa people\u2019've been saying that the cotillion for St.Mary\u2019s ball is off\u2014 \"Taint so.Though these hor- tiliaon for St.Mary's ball is off\u2014 rible articles in the Star and the (Gazette gave that impression, what they wanted to say was that this cotillion will -be held in the Rose Room insteada the Blue Room .That's all.MORE COLUKS COMING IN IRISH LINENS Irish linens by the yard are beautiful for making tailored blouses for wear with this season's suits.During the summer imported linens were available only in white, natural and a few pastels.Now, much larger selections will be coming into stores\u201410 to 14 colors which will include such dark shades as brown, red, navy blue and black.: rIÜ-7DI500000SHOUOVOASTSSD00 OST UUODRANOS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1047 BANK MANAGER Athol D.Horne, Maneger .ef branch mala Westmoun?of B.of M.- BANK OFFICIAL E L \"Joka Hollyer, Branch Monager of B.of M., Claremont avenwe and Sherbrooke street, Westmount.Roslyn News By Dick Dunbar and Peter Safford This week being Education Week in the Montreal district we are having a celebration.The parents were invited to see their children in Gym.We all enjoyed the parents coming to see us.The Roslyn Argos had a rugby game with the St.Leo's Blues.Roslyn won 16-10.Bobby Baker scored two touchdowns and he also counted for a safety touch.Jim Fullerton scored another touchdown.Miss McCoy and Miss Richardson are McGill students who are practice teaching in the school for the month of November.John Bertram of Room 18 reports that on- Monday parents of the boys in Room 18 came to see them have Gym.\u201cFirst we ran round the room then marched around once.Then we divided up in two teams.On the floor there were mattresses on which .we turned somersaults, Then we had to cross our legs and turn two somersaults and then to spring up.We kept in our two teams and one team went to the other end of the Gym.As soon as the teams were ready, the teacher said \u201cGo.\u201d The first boy in the line would dribble the ball to the basket in front of him and try to make a basket.The team who had the most baskets won.\u201d Report from Room 20 \u2014 Our singing teacher, Miss Jamieson, has the choir going smoothly.So far we have been singing songs that both Grades Five and Six know.This week, however, we hope to begin some Christmas music.Report from Room 13 \u2014 Room 13 had a Hallowe'en party on Friday.Miss MacMillan loaned us the Gym for noon.We played games and ran relay races.Miss Bremner let us bring our lunch and we ate in our classroom.Report from Room 21 \u2014 Susie Beck has been away for several days.She is recovering from cane! REPAIR SERVICE having her tonsils out.We hope that she will be back soon.Grades Five and Six girls had a | practice swimming meet at the Community Hall on Tuesday.The four best swimmers will be chosen to compete against other.schools in the district on November 14th.Y.M.C.A.Notes \u201cBlondie\u2019s Lucky Day\u201d is the title of this Saturday's movie at the\u2018 Westmount Y.M.C.A., Starriñg in this attraction is the Dagwood Bumstead screen family.Movies commence at 1.30 p.m, A serial \u201cDick Tracy G-Man\" fs shown each Saturday.morning at 9 am.without chargé to \u201cY\u201d members) The second chapter of this exciting serial will be shown this week.~~ .The Friday Nite.Club of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.is only open to \u2018Y\u2019 members this.evening.No non-members will be per- | mitted to attend.Those wishing to join the Friday Nite Club must hold a Y.M.C.A.Social Membership or be regular Y.M.| C.A.members.The next meeting of the West- mount Young Peoples New Year's Eve Semi-formal Party committee will be held Monday at 8 p.m.in the Westmount Y.M.C.A \u2019 : Under the chairmanship of Mrs.May Martin, members of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Mothers\u2019 Club will assist in the Montreal Y.M.C.A.annual - Last year the mothers did « really fine job going well \u201cover their objective and it is expected that these ladies will carry on this good work.Members of the Trianglettes\u2014 the girls\u2019 club of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.unanimously elected Mrs.A W.Swan as their club mentor.: Members of the Trianglettes \u2018| and the heart, the likes of Ro \u201cThat Westmount sure à fighting team\u201d, \u2018Too bad ou Westmount, they deserveq win at least one game\u201d.Buck were the overheard co aq when the Cote St.Antoine - like the Platos, foldeq up 0 helmets, pads, stoweq sweaters in moth balls for another year and slowly stole awa from Molson Stadium last Po day.No matter how Poorly the team did, no one can belittle the fact that they have the Wpirit which are second to none, Now, wity the conclusion of the high school football season, Westmounters \u2018jean look back proudly et their -enviable record of football.890d, clean Granted the boys were winlesy and scored only eleven Points, nonetheless the prestige and hone our the school gained through the fair play and fighting heart their team displayed is well worth the losses they suffered.That last game is one i; by remembered, long after thy voices of cheering teen-agers have died away.From the Westmount section the exhilaration of the stu dents\u201d knew rio bounds.When young Wally Emo went over to score the only five points, the W, H.s'ers went wild.Mr, Lawley could be distinguished among the multitudinous mass leading the cheering and generally adding to the gaiety.His presence combined with the famed \u201cteaser\u201d put all assembled in a jovial frame of mind.7 Special mention should he given to Roddy Foster who played an excellent game.Before we sign off, we'd tke to remind all and sundry that Westmount will feature a Friday Nite Club tonight.Don't go away, we'll be back in seven days.carry on a very active programme, and serve as à service corps in the Y.M.C.A.craft classes are held at the Y.M.C.A.every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday et 4 m.for younger boys.Representatives from the var ous church groups in the Wet.mount area, from the Girls\u2019 BY, the Westmount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y, the Jewish Synagogues, the Friday Nite Club of the Westmount \u201cY* and the \u2018Y\u201d Employed Boys\u2019 As sociation met together to plan a New Year's Eve Semi-formal Party to be held at the Y.M.C« A.Last year's party was consid ered as a first rate event which the group would like to repest again this year.Berrister end Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the closing of estates «.\u20ac Deceased Persons, Telephone HA.9238 57 St.James St.We fe : RELY x udiin 1440Mansfield sn ! HOI INNS RREMIN ERNIE RLERIR TERR EERE BRRNIINNITS! St.atherine ._.op LAID A NY Bs 6 H ; He it top ray, > ond When B Red their Rificance | Tof the H Here in first off Stern avel i Serves a th a) the 1 quarter hity's n Ring fac for an ole away ast Fri.oly the ittie the le epirit of which W, With th school mounters at their à, clean 8 wWinless points, and hone ough the sart their worth the ne te fter te gers have 'estmount of the stu 3.When Lover to 9, the W, , Lawley mong the ading - the adding to combined > put all frame of ould he ter who 1ewe'd tke ndry that a Friday | be back \u2014 tive pro.a service ; are held y Monday, ay of 4 the varie the West iris\u2019 BY, e REFINISHED .SUPPLIED.\"Alp - FINISHED .CLEANED , Ross Crafton | & COMPANY Esti ot 2i3 ST.CATHERINE ST.WESTMOUNT Here, facing Place d'Armes, Is the im hea dquarters of the Bank of Montreal with its multl- - facade making it ene of the morn along \u2018St.James street, Montredl's financial artery.let ot top left shows George W.Spinmey, C.M.G., the bank's present president, while at bottom right is He Gray, the institution's first head, who occupied that post from 1817 to 1820.(0 M.Completes 30 Years On ond Century Of Operation When Bank of Montreal offices in Westmount and elsewhere bed their doors this week, the occasion had more than ordinary Alicance \u2014 for Monday, November 3, marked the 130th anniver- Yof the B of M, the nation\u2019s first permanent bank.Here in Westmount the bank's history goes back to 1904, when first office opened iñ a building at the corner of Greene \u2018and \"em avenues.Enlarged and renovated in 1929-30, this building Userves as the bank's main branch here.Westmount, in common 8 the other suburbs of Montreal, expanded greatly during the M quarter of the cehtury.To meet the rapidly developing com- we need : for increased 1926, opened its second West- King facilities the bank, in \u2018mount branch, situated at Clare- loyal Montreal Regiment (H.G.) The Annual Dinner of the Royal Montreal Regiment LC.) Officers Mess will be held in the Armoury, November 7th, 1947.is Excellency the Governor General, Viscount Alex- 2% of Tunis, will be present, : er officers of the Regiment are invited to attend 4 teunion dinner and those who propose to attend ie 9 have not received notification are asked to : The Honorary Secretary, : t ril Stacey, 4678 ou Catherine Straet West, Westmount, 6, Que, .mont avenue and Sherbrooke street.- Manager of the main West- mount branch is Athol D.Horne, who succeeded John Galt more | than two years ago.A native of Scotland, Mr.Horne came to Canada in 1909 and began his banking career that same year, at Toronto.E.L.\u201cJohn\u201d Hollyer, in charge of the bank's office at Claremont avenue and Sherbrooke street, succeeded Gerald Henshaw in November, 1944.\u2019 Business by Barter When Bank Founded When nine Montreal merchants founded the bank in 1817\u2014half a century before Cohfederation \u2014 Canada was a scattering of lonely colonies on the dark fringe of the forests.England lay three supremely uncomfortable months away by gail.The settlements had great difficulty keeping in touch with one another.Even a trip between Montreal and Quebec meant three jolting days by stagecoach.The populatinon \u2014 then only about half a million\u2014carried on trade principally by barter and to a lesser extent by the use of American, British, French, Spanish | and Portuguese money.Montreal, already the centre of commerce, numbered fewer than 20,000 citi- Zens, Shortly after the bank opened, the directors had to ask the British garrison for a sentinel to guard their modest office.It was.(Continued on Page 9) \u2018 - A Rotary Ladies Speaker Tells Tell Experiences China In China ah years wes nf WESTMOUNT\u201d Beoutifui Certified Diamond - ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING GIFTS Expert Watch & Clock Repairs OHMAN'S WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE PAGE THRE Day Luncheon The weekly \u2018luncheon of the Rotary Club of Westmo t, hek in_ Victoria Hall on Wednesday, was somewhat out of the \u201cordinary this week.It-was Ladies\u2019 Day! A goodly gathering of Rotarians and their \u201cfriends\u201d \u2018assembled at the appointed time to partake of an: excellent dinner from tastes fully decorated: tables, to enjoy one another's company, and to hear guest speaker W.F.(Peter) Harris who was caught in the tides of war in \u2018Shanghat describe hig experiences, \"Introducing Mr.Harris to the assembly, Rotarian Cecil Medlag said that he was born in England, entered ° \u2018insurâñce, and spert many years in the Orient; also that he was an old Rotarian, had been president.of the Shanghai Rotary Club in 1934-35 and an officer of the Rotary International, Mr.Harris commenced his address by stating that China is a country of opposites, \u201cwhere men wear skirts and the women wear trousers.\u201d.He doesn\u2019t think that the \u2018Chinese are essentially greatly different from ourselves.He believes that much of the apparent difference lies in the fact that China is in a different state of progress.\u201cChina still lives under the family Bys- tem,\u201d he said, -\u201ca loosely knit aggregate\" of some - 400,000,000 people.The present.chaoë in China, Shanghai included, is due to_lack of adequate trafning in administration, he said.Inflation is completely out of hand, and there is no \u2018organized body to control it.In 1837, the.ratio of Chinese dollars \u2018to American was 3 to 1; now it is 80,000 to 1.\u201cToday, if you \u2018take Your girl friend out for the evening, you need $2, 000, 000 in your pocket!\u201d And the: \u2018upward spiral continues.Turning to his experiences with the Japanese, pu said that they were lenient in\u2019 Shanghai \u201d \u2018in the early months of the war.Later, they began to impose restrictions, e.g, red arm bands, no movies, etc.Suddenly, all enemy nationals were \u2018given one week's notice, and then sent to internment camps.He concluded his address by giving his .impression - of the Russians.The Soviets took over his house after he was interned, and allowed.him one room when he was freed.They admit the \u201ciron curtain,\u201d he said, sincerely believing that Russia must be allowed to develop without outside interference for a number of years yet.Furthermore, their speeches .abroad are coloured for home: consumption, and the more their leaders are attacked and criticized in the outside world, \u2018the better they like it.They .are working.\u20ac on a long range program, he said.We know how to handle scarcity; but they count on the fact that we will fail when it comes to handling plenty in the future.- Mr.Harris was thanked for his address by Rotarian Jack McRae; Rotarian Don \u2018Ross presented Wendy Ann Stevens with an award in recognition of the fact that she had the highest amount \u2018of any collector in Westmount in the Forget Me Not tag-day campaign; and the table bouquets were distributed to the ladies by lot before the meeting concluded.Dh lococss 'SALADA TEA Bass - 6051 WESTERN AVE.ou SCA \u201cor QUALITY COAL Fuel Oil « Coke - Cannel Coal - = replace Loge, .ceindiing Wood \" Automatic Oll Burners end Space H HAMPTON woop, COAL& & COKE EL, na} Che PAGE FOUR TW THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount ! GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS f Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head OHice: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlaur 2773 % \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aims te be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, devetsd te publi service.Mal) subscriptions: $2.00 per year: 31.00 half-year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Offices Dept.Otiawa FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1947 SUPPORT THE \u201cY\u201d DRIVE Close to 25,000 persons were enrolled in clubs, interest groups, and other organizations within the framework of the Montreal Y.M.CA.during 1946, it was revealed recently at Central \u2018Y\u2019 on Drummond street.In addition to this nearly 4,000 persons were taught to swim, and another 1,000 qualified as life-savers.These statistics are representative of the records prepared by the association in their annual campaign which is scheduled to open : on November 10.The campaign will be headed by O.B.Thornton as general chairman.Associated with Mr.Thornton in directing the campaign will be J.W.McConnell, honorary chairman and S.G.Dobson, honorary vice-chairman.Other members of the campaign committee will be announced shortly.- Meanwhile officials pointed out that the $154,000 objective of the drive this year represents only 15 per cent of the year's budget.For the remaining 85 per cent the Y.M.C.A.is self-sustaining.The funds are required to maintain the normal functions of the \u2018Y\u2019 in its branch buildings, summer eamps, and community activities in Lachine, Ville St.Pierre, Point St.Charles, Jean Talon district, Rosemount, Hochelaga, Montreal East, Terminal Park, and Maisonneuve.In referring to the campaign drive, officials noted that the theme of this year's campaign is to be \u201cTraining Youth in Citizenship\u201d.This is accomplished, they pointed out, by the many sided program which the Y.M.C.A.has to offer including, forma] and informal education, religious training, com- - munity service, social recreation, and physical fitness.AGENCIES FOR WORLD ORDER The new agencies for world economic organization represent a genuine and broadly conceived attempt to establish a workable code of economic behaviour between nations, says the current Monthly Review of The Bank of Nova Scotia.The Review is devoted to a discussion of the purposes and development of the International Monetary Fund, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAQ) and the projected International Trade Organization (ITO).These new organizations represent the only framework for economic order and co-operation on which there is a large measure of agreement between nations.Never before have nations been prepared to go so far.Never before have such plans even re- reived serious consideration.Even though the machinery is incomplete and in many respects inadequate, a good deal has been accomplished.The goodwill and planning which lie behind these efforts to achieve international order hold hdpe that the world may rise out of the state of economic anarchy and conflict which was characteristic of the period between the two world wars.The Review admits that there is an air of unreality about .the activities of these international organizations in the face of the present economic crisis, as exemplified by the breakdown of the convertibility of sterling, by the aggravated dollar problem, and by the desperate shortages of food and fuel in Europe and elsewhere.\u201cNevertheless,\u201d says the Review, \u201cit would be a great mistake to dismiss these international efforts at economic organization as futile or unimportant.\u201d Though they cannot solve the present crisis and though conditions have been very unfavourable to their effective operation, their activities and the planning concerned with their formation ave been of great value in the difficult circumstances of transition and reconstruction.THE NEW SKIRT STYLES * Apparently the most important issue in North America is the change in style from knee length to half-mast skirts.A new op- wear what they please.Some sinister interests are alleged to be behind this style change, although no selfish motives have been \u201cattributed to the designers of fall hats that threaten marital peace throughout Canada and the United tates.Half-mast skirts seem to be a reasonable compromise between the demands of bare- \u2018en and hide-\u2019em cults.Few of the knotted muscles of the lean athletic girls, or the flabby calves of the languid ladies, are worth viewing anyway.Surely the men back from womanless battle areas are already fed up with the search among the many legs on display for a few that reward a good look.None of them shins is even better than From the practical viewpoint, the half.mast skirt has many advantages in the care and use of the legs.It is long enough to protect the knees from chapping and short enough to avoid chafing the ankles.It provides some warmth for stockingless legs that have not grown enough hair to protect them against severe frost.A good homespun, or Harris Tweed, skirt should go a long way, at least a longer way, toward affording the kind of protection our grandmothers provided so prudently.There is nothing to the argument that the longer skirt will impede progress.With the short work-week and the leisurely pace of production, few city women are in a hurry to get anywhere.Farm women will continue to wear overalls, or slacks, at outdoor work.\u2014The Scene from Shingwank Farm.- SECOND.SERIES BONDS SELLING WELL In announcing sales of the Second Series of Canada Savings Bonds to date, Bank of Canada officials drew attention to the fact that the average individual purchase so far has been substantially above forecosts.Payroll Savings applications averaged $195.70 to date compared with a final figure of $183,72 for the First Series which was issued last Fall.The combined average purchase of Series Two so far came to $539.13 as against a final average of $409.76 last year despite the reduction to $1,000 of holdings in any one name.; Total sales of the Second Series of Canada Savings Bonds up to October 24th notched the hundred million dollar mark with reported totals of $100,562,700 from 341,532 applications.Sales under the Payroll Savings Plan showed no signs of slackening, and accounted for nearly half the dollar amount for a figure of $48,319,550, and for more than two thirds the number of applications at 246,911.Substantial portions of Payroll Savings Plan sales were represented by purchases of $614,900 by the Armed Forces, $3,334,800 by the Civil Service, and $6,058,- 500 by railway employees.Have you bought yours, yet?That Rescue Party?portunity to make the headlines and the picture pages is being exploited by volunteer Talbert in The Yor : World-Telegram no : sgurs 014, SAE 14 TA / THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 197 \u2018protectors of women who are too weak ~ 8 new and very beautiful trophy Association.in various classrooms.In recognition of the fine record made by the girls of Queen's School in the Track and Field Day events, Principal Bagnell is granting a half holiday to his staff and pupils this afternoon.A The pupils of Grade.V (Room 9) are preparing a Project in His- \u2018tory dealing with Pioneer Days in Canada.Keen intereit is being shown in this class activity.Under the guidance of their teacher, Mrs.H.C.Bickford, the pupils are making worthwhile contributions to this phase of their class work.This is Education Week.Parents were invited to Queen's School on Wednesday.The usual class room Programmes were followed.Many parents and friends were keenly interested in the work of the Gymnasium classes, in the hard work of the pupils of Room 16, in the films showp in the field of Visual Education and in other activities.® Displays of pupils\u2019 work received considerable attention and much favourable comment and criticism.After the classes were dismissed opportunity was given to parents to meet the teachers™and to discuss with them questions relating to the work of individual pupils.Teachers and pupils were much encouraged and inspired by the number of interested visitors who accepted the \u201cParent's Day\u201d invitation to visit Queen\u2019s School.Already the pupils of Queen's School have been very fortunate in their having seen many of the new films available to local schools.These films are for the most part excellent material providing both entertainment and instruction of 8 high calibre.This year the Special Class (Room 18), under the supervision of- Mrs.G.Harterre, consists of fourteen boys and three girls all of whom areffiprogressing at their own special speed in all subjects.Satisfaction of results promises encouraging reports.Classroom progress charts, library charts and scrap books for history and music appreciation are adding an interesting incentive, : Some of the classes of Queen's School had very enjoyable Halloween Parties.One given by, the girls of Room 16 -was very enthusiastically appreciated.Suitable decorations were made including pumpkins, blackboard decorations, posters, drawings and place cards.Some prizes and refreshments were enjoyed by all concerned.Seasonal decorations are adding much to the attractive appearance of several of the classrooms.Rooms 4, 6, 9, and 16 deserve special mention.Interest is being manifested in the approaching hockey and basketball seasons.Soon routine practices will have begun.The girls nessmen\u2019s Association and won by the girls of Queen\u2019, were champions in girl's events of the Field and Trac Westmount Park on October 9, for the pupils of t Schools of Westmount and sponsored by the Westmoun At a recent Assembly held in Queen's School, Pring Bagnel] congratulated most heartily the girls who had b honour to Queen's School.Last week the trophy was on Queen\u2019s School Principal Commends TrophyWinne [ .: Among its many athletic trophies .Queen\u2019s Schoo] .now dj donated by the Westmount » k Day, held he Elemen t Busineaume pal R, FOUght 4 The .annual Chrysanthe Show of the Westmount Ps Department got under way evening with the official ope held at 5 p.m.in the greeny, At the time we go t y the guests at the opening w Mayor R.P.Adam and ) Adams, Alderman J, Seneca) Mrs.Senecal, Alderman W, Greene, Alderman G.L.Fy and Mrs.Fowler, Alderman J Cameron and Mrs.Cameron, Alderman W.F.Macklaier Mrs.Macklaier.Mr.P.E.Jarman, City ager, and Mrs.Jarman, Mr W.Houston, Sec'y.-Treasurer, Mrs.Houston, and Mr.J.W.don, City Solicitor, and Mrs.don.Mr.D.A.Hanson, Presi Westmount Municipal Assoclal and Mrs.Hanson, Mr.C.À.Ja: President Westmount Busi Men's Association, and James, Mrs, C.S.Fortier, P dent Westmount Women's Q Mr, W.F.Close, President W mount Rotary Club, and Close, Mrs.L.I.Hutchison, P dent Diggers and Weeders\u2019 | Mrs.M.F.MacNaughton, P dent Junior League Garden | Mr.T.Ireland, President End Horticultural Society, A.Leduc, Chairman Wes Catholic School Board, and Leduc, Mr.J.C.Nelles, Chui Westmount Protestant 5¢ Board, and Mrs.Nelle, Co Peirson, Commanding 0 Royal Montreal Regiment, Mrs.Peirson, Mr.and M Panet Raymond, Mr.and M H.Campbell, and Mr.and A.W.McMaster.The show will be open 10 ublic from 10 a.m.to 5 P.ek days and Sundays.Ad sion is free and the show remain open for about weeks.x to retain their enviable rec athletics and to win new la All the pupils of Queens have had very pleasant snd helpful visits this autumn H Westmount Library.The à ance and the inspiration gi Miss G.HcEwen of the West Library Staff to the pupils à their visits have met with expressions of appreciation gratitude.; Fifty boys and girls | Queen's School have volun\u2019 as taggers for the annual and boys of Queen's School hope Day\u201d on Saturday.1461 UNIVERSITY ST.Session * Thursdays: REXFORD (Layman\u2019s) CO LLEG MONTH 1947-48 Second Term\u201411 November to 18 December Tuesdays: The Symoptic Gospels Lecturer\u2014Rev.Dr.Ferguson The Letters of Saint Paul Lecturer\u2014Rev.Canon Nay or or Adult Education Techniques Lecturer\u2014Rev.Dr.Wals FOR COMPLETE SYLLABUS WRITE TO ABOVE ADDRESS THÉ 8 School, , i Ellen M.nin Mont ped his B.mty in 189 icine Six ifr his Wl Victor: associa 1 Memori: re he real ent | mpigned f tive McG ba depart.iy was ope 1 result of be its first wing year Fou ten polior last year of retirem ai field in k In the n fusion, his ke.He preg ric would } j and lesg ke affected permanen Med correct Be is survi à.Richard kt of Dr, Ber, Jam t, Miss F] hterment Metery, \u2014 §t.Luk special Ce will 4ÿ morn: Minister tet, \u201cThe choir will ls of W Noble lored slide tening H \"1, Secret Bible Sog Mdregg Sermon, \" mem Like'y IE eve Qurch à .14th ° Sale and 16th 11 %.23p \u2018gate to © .30th \"4.Recen \" 1 am, | ov, 30th ng la pa > Waters * te fede, li Tre | W displ lount B y, Harold \u201cBeveridge \u2018Cushing, School, I at Montreal specialist in oa fl jen's diseases, received im- en Sineaamg ive final tribute at his funer-| ce on Monday afternoon, Emmanuel United Church, Cr MM rond Street, was filled to roight ¢ P goving- on day y Cushing, Who moved a ve ago to 3818 Hampton a = at 659 Victoria Avenue, famount, died in the Western d yin of the General Hospital + Friday in his 75th year.(member of almost every meal body and association on the Jinent, Dr.Cushing was the Lit local doctor to realize the J for specializing in children\u2019s jaanthe ses, and devoted his.50 years ount P medicine to study in this fielder Way pthe early nineties, Dr.Cush- cial ope pegan his career as a demon- greenho ator in botany at McGill Uni- nity, and left this field to study 0 to p jcine because of lack of ap- ening w aiment in natural history at ns and time.He never lost his old Seneca! Wiles in nature study, and one man VW.his favourite pastimes Was L.Fol piting with gardeners at the ° itutions he visited.lerman J gn of the late Lemuel Cush- \u2018ameron, a Montreal lawyer, and for- acklaier M.P.for Argenteuil County, iElen M.MacDougall, he was , City pin Montreal in 1873, and ob- man, Mr ped his B.A.from McGill Uni- reasurer gty in 1892, and his degree in rl W.dire six years later.nd Mrs.Mer his internship at the wn Victoria Hospital, he be- on, Pres associated with the child- 1 Aasoclai 1 Memorial Hospital in 1903, CA.Ja re he realized the need for a nt Bus ent in paediatrics.He and maigned for almost 30 years Fortier, fave McGill University open romen's | th à department, and when one esident ly was opened in 1938, largely b, and aresult of his efforts, he be- tchison, wits first head.He retired the Veeders' { wing year at the age of 65.ughton, Fought Polio Garden | ¥en poliomyelitis swept Can- resident p lst year, Dr.Cushing came Society, of retirement to guide the men Wes fil field in handling the epide- ard, and i.In the midst of worry and Nes, Chai fusion, his was the steadying stant Sd 2.He predicted that.the epi- Velles, Col tic would last three months ding Of yand less than 20 per cent of legiment, se affected would be left with and Mr permanent paralysis.He was r.and M ed correct in his predictions.Mr.and B is survived by a daughter, 1 Richard Harbert (Marjorie) e open ta tof Dr.R.G.M.Harbert; a .to 5 Pp her, James Cushing, and a ndays.Ad 1, Miss Florence Cushing.the show Jbitment was at Mount Royal about Rttery., .3 * able rll St.Luke\u2018s United | in new ls Queens Special Remembrance Day asant 81 BBBBRIe will be ob th tumn t ; observed is au The \u20ac y morning in St.Luke's.va n giv Minister will preach on the ra West et \"The High Conquest\u201d.Bern ; hole will render the anthem met with ie N The Righteous\u201d (T.jation oble).pprec ord slides will be shown at Vening service by Rev.M.nd go h, Secretary of The Mont- ave Mer! Bible Society.This illustrat- y annul \u2018dress will take the place of ve ¥rmon, dau embers and friends of ke's are asked to note the events and services in Wch during November.\" lith\u2014 Woman's Associa- à Sale and Supper.oy, 16th\u2014Layman\u2019s Sunday es 11 am LLES N ember = Brd\u2014 Alster Kirker, : to Oslo, 11 à.m, n \u201c \" 3th \u2014 Pre-Communion ; Reception of new mem- ylor - 1 am, 2g vag People's ser- \"pay installation of officers > THE Tr 4} on ug Waters run deep\u2014and leave sderal men to find their N.D.G.from his former x * *|| Calvary Church | * * - : Xx + A THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, M7 Come to Church Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy \u2014 There Does Freedom F -.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly .PAGE FIVE * 0 Stanley Presbyterian | * The services of Worship in Stanley Church on Sunday will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.J.D.Wilkie.The morning service will be one of Remembrance, during which service the Lament will be piped by a piper of the Black Watch Highlanders of Canada.In the evening Mr.Wilkie\u2019s sermon text will be \u201cGod.\u201d - At the close of the evening service Miss Doris Killam will give a short Organ Recital.This is the first of a \u2018series of monthly \"Recitals to be given following the evening service, on the first Sunday-of each month.The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Management will be held on Monday at 8 p.m.The Minister's Bible class meets Sunday at 3 p.m.The mid-week class for Bible Study and Prayer will be held on Wednesday at 8 p.m, .The Annuat Bazaar of the Women's Association is being held on Saturday, November 29th, in Franklin Memorial Hall.* * | St.Andrew's Church | x * Sunday will be Remembrance Sunday, and in St.Andrew's, Westmount, the morning service will be entitled *\u201c.That the Desert Might Bloom\u201d.There will be suitable selections by the Organist and Choir.The Girl Guides and Brownies, Boy Scouts and Cubs, and the Boys\u2019 Brigade will parade to this service with their respective officers.The evening seyvice also will be of a special nature in that it will be attended by the Worshipful Master, Officers and members of Eastern Star Lodge, No.74, A.F.and A.M.Mr.Grant will give the address.Following the evening service the Alpha Omega Society and the Junior Young Peoples\u2019 Society will meet in their respective rooms for their weekly meeting.All young people of the Congregation can find a place, and an opportunity, in one or other of these organizations.Activities in the Ladies Groups Will include the meeting of the Young Women's Association on Monday evening; and the Wo- mers Association on Tuesday afternoon.The Bruce Copland Mission Band will meet on Thursday at 4 p.m.The Services In Calvary United Church on Sunday will be conducted by the Minister, Right Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A, D.D, Moderator of the United Church of Canada.At the morning service Dr.Jones will tell of his experiences in visiting the churches in Bermuda where he has been on an official mission as Moderator.He will bring information and challenge to the con- | gregation in Calvary.The Communion of The Lord\u2019s Supper will Westmount Baptist Church Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D.Mraleter \u2019 Hibbert Organist and Co aster SUNDAY, \"NOVEMBER 8th 9.45 a.m.Westmount Bible School.New Scholars Welcome.11.00 a.m.\u201cActions On Earth With Echoes In Heaven\u201d .\u201cThe Authority Of A Name 79 Rud The Potency ot A Power.\u201d Dr.Jehnston at both Services.\"CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Following Evening.Service, Singing, Musie, Refreshrhents.Speaker be shared following the sermon.The service at \u20187.50 p.m.will be attended by Officers and members of Electa Chapter No.12 of the Eastern Star, and also by Officers and members of Remembrance and Corongtion Branches of the Canadian Legion.This will be a Special Service of Remembrance, Dr.Jones will preach and Maxwell Reader, B.A., will assist in the service.| Special music will be rendered at both services under the direction of Gifford Mitchell, Or- \u2018ganist and Choir Director.Monday, 8 p.m.the Young People\u2019s Union will meet in the Church Parlours.- Tuesday, 7.30 pm.the Badminton Club will meet.Wednesday, Nov.12th, 8.15 p.m.the regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Auxiliary.Thursday, 8 p.m.Choir practice.' Church of the Advent ] Solemn Requiem Mass will be solemnized at 11 am.on Sunday, for those: who made the Supreme Sacrifice in both World Wars.Those who have been commended to prayer will be remembered by name.The order of service will be as follows: ; Introit: Hymn 632, O valiant hearts; Gradual: Hymn 611, \u201cLet saints on earth\u201d; Offertory: Hymn 673, \u201cOn the Resurrection Morning\u201d; Communion: | Hymn 514, \u201cLord Jesus think on me\u201d; De Profundis (Psalm 130) in place of Gloria in Excelsis; Post Communion: Hymn 606, \u201cJesus lives\u201d, \u201coe Dominion-Douglas ) * * | Westmount Baptist | 3 * \u201cActions on Earth with Echoes in Heaven\u201d.This will be the theme of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church.The message is based upon a startling announcement made by Christ, which affects the life of every man or woman.- At the evening service the address will be entitled: \u201cThe Authority of a Name and \u2018the Potency of a Power\u201d.The church is preparing itself for a brief campaign of Visitation Evangelism, in which Christians will go out to make friends for Christ.The Westmount Programme of Adult Education is commanding attendance .of increasing numbers of vitally interested people.This is carried on in conjunction with the Mid-week Fellowship of the church, which assembles each Wednesday at 8 o'clock.Dr.Johnston continues the Lectures.Typewritten outlines are provided, with space for marginal notes.This meeting is open to all and strangers are cordially welcomed.Westmount Choir will join with the Choir of First Baptist Church on Sunday evening, November 16th, at 9 o'clock.The programme will be carried through under the direction of Messrs.Motley and Troop, the Choir Masters of \u2018the two churches.In some parts of Alaska, women were ashamed to be seen without the plugs they carried in their lips.Melville Presbyterian Church Melville Ave, Westmount (Opposite Westmount Park) Minister: Rev.Wm.Orr Mulligan, M.A.LLB.D.D.- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th 11.00 a.m.Divine Worship, 7.30 p.m.Divine \u2018Worship, - The Rev, Prof, Keith Markell, The Presbyterian College Montreal, \u201c Will preach at both services, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th Special Anniversary Services VISITORS WELCOME J Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount and Victoria Avenues Rev.J.D.Witkle, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Sth 11.00 a.m, Remembrance Dal Service.11.15 a.m.Sunday School, 3.00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Bible Class.7.3% p.m.\u201cGOD\u201d Miss Doris Killam,.A.T.C.M, 10.60 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Sunday will be observed as Remembrance Sunday in Dominion- Douglas Church.At the morning service Dr, Sherwood Eddy, a noted speaker and author who recently\u2019 returned from Europe, will be Speaker and the Choir under the direction of John Robb will sing \u201cFor the Fallen\u201d by Elgar, At 7.30 p.m.Allister Kirker, a delegate to the World Youth Christian Conference at Oslo, Norway, will preach and at 8.45 p.m.will meet the young people in Tees Hall to show moving pictures taken while he was in Europe.The Church School will.meet as usual at 3 p.m.Ladies\u2019 activities for the week include the November meeting of the Women's Missionary Society at 3 p.m.on Tuesday and the meeting of the Handicraft Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Sydenham B.Lindsay, Rector 23rd SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.15 a.m.Mattins.} 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.Mattins: 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.~ ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Corner Church Hill and Cots St.Antoire Road ~ Rector: Rev.Canon Gillberr Oliver, L.Th.M.C.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th GOMMEMORATION 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.The Rector\u2019s Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Armistice Commemoration Service, Preacher: The Reverend Captain John W.Forth, M.B.E, Command Chaplain (P), Quebec Command.7.30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon, Preacher: The Rector.8.30 p.m.St.Matthias\u2019 A.Y.P.A, WEDNESDAY 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlows Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Neyier, Rector.23rd SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.60 a.m.Holy Communion; 9.45 a.m.Confirmation Class.Bible Class.11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: The Rev.Hugh Mortimer, Kindergarten Class for small children; \u2018a Rim Junior Sunday School and indergarten.7.0 p.m.Evensong.Rev.Win, Steepsr, B.A, BD.ALL YOUNG PEOPLE INVITED L.Mus., (McGill).Organist and Choir Director Wednesday, 7.00 a.m.Holy Communion, Guild at 8 p.m.om the same day.ings of Scouts, Senior Scouts, Cubs, Brownies and Guides.Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Grasne Ave., Westmount Minister: Re.Rev.7.W.Jones, Moderator of The United Church of Canada Maxwell Reader, Organist, MR.GIFFORD MITCHELL 16.00 a.m, Chuich School, 11.00 a.m.Story of Church Life and Work in the Bermuda Islands.Communion of The Lord\u2019s Supper.7.30 p.m.Service of Remembrance, attended by Electa Chapter No.12 of The Eastern Star and by Remembrance and Coronation Brane ches of the Canadian Leglon.The Minister Will Preach at Both Services.Assistant, Mr.B.A, Dominion-Douglas Church Westmount Bivd,, cor.Lansdewne Avenne Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D, Rev.R.Graham Barr.B.A., B.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY * 11.00 a.m.Dr.Shehrwood Eddy.3.00 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.Mr.Allister Kirker.8.45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Unlon, Organist and Choir Master, MR.JOHN ROBB, Mus.Bac.St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine St.West Interim Minister Rev.B.B.Brown, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th 11.00 a.m.\u201cBought With A Price\u201d \u2014 (Broadcast over CuB.M.).7.30 pm.\u201cWhat ît is to be a Christian \u2014 (III) In Our Use of Possessions\u201d.\u2014 (Broadcast over C.J.A.D At the \"Evening Service the Choir Will Give Elgar's Cantata \u201cFor the Fallen.\u201d Guest Preacher at Both Services Rev.G.G.D.Kilpatrick, D.D., LLD, Nr.Warner Norman Organist and Choir Director ST.LUKE'S UNITED Decarie Boulevard (Just above Sherbrooke Street) Minister: Rev.R.E.Spencer, M.A.B.D.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th REYEMBRANCE DAY SUNDAY 11.00 a.m, \u201cThe High Conquest\u201d, (Remembrance Day Service) Anthem: \u201cSouls of The Righteous (T.Tertius Noble) 11.00 a.m.and 12.15 p.m.Church School.7.30 p.m.An Illustrated Address by .A {Colored Slides) : \u201cI Waiteé for The Lord\u2019\u2019, (Mendelssohn) Organist and Choir Director, MR.K.KR.CUNNINGHAM, P.C.C.M.St.Andrews Church Westmount 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd, neûr Argyle Ave.Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Minister SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th 11.00 a.m, \u201cRemembrance Day Service.\u201d \u201cThat the Desert Might Bloom.\u201d Parade: Guides, Brigade.Scouts, Boys® 7.30 stern Star Lodge, No.74, A.F.& AM, GR.Mr.Grant at both Services.8.30 a.m.Junior Young People's, Alpha Omega Society.Organist and Choirmaster, MR.FRED WHITELEY GOME AND WORSHIP Westmount Park Church {Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.George W.Goth, B.A, B.D, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9th 11.00 a.m.\u201cFire Or Fire\u201d.7.30 p.m.o Minding Ones Own Buse - ness.\u201d 8.30 p.m.Young Adult Group.J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M,, Choir Director Thursday, 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.@ BE.Flower, Organist There will be the usual meet- _ .m.Masonic Service, Rw} I rt Te re bs name wag émic PAGE SIX prominent in Red Cross cirles, is visiting in Montreal for the first time after recuperating from a serious accident sustained last winter.He has been attending the Labor-Relations meetings, Miss Dorothy Staples, who has been taking a dancing teacher's \u2018course at the -Speirs-Miller Stu- \u201cdios, recently received her diploma and is leaving town on .November 18th to.open her own studio \u2018at: Newcastle, N.B.The Officer Commanding and [Officers of the Royal Montreal Regiment (M.G.) will be at-home to the Governor General onthe occasion of the Annual Dinner at the Officers\u2019 Mess tonight.Mrs.H.Vixman of New York, will be the guest speaker at the donor luncheon to he held by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Shaar Ha- shomayim on Wednesday at 12.30 p-m.Mrs.Charles Rothman will act as hostess.Mrs.Gerge C.Read and Mrs.Henry E.Baily entertained at tea on Saturday afternoon at the Themis Club in honor of Mrs.H.Calvin C.Read, whose marriage to Mr.Beverly Dane Baily takes place on Saturday, November 8th, : at Montreal West United Church.Mrs.E.MacGregor, of West- mount, is returning by plane from Helensburgh, Scotland where she has been visiting her son and her sisters.Mrs.MacGregor makes her home with her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.A.Mac- Gregor, York Avenue.© A surprise cocktail party was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Robertson of McKay Street, on Saturday to celebrate their son Alex's birthday.Mr.Donald Lawson, formerly of El- gin, Scotland, proposed the toast the party later going to the Bell Telephone dance in the Le Regiment de Chateauguay Armoury.A fall social will be held by the \"SOCAL AND Mr.Wm.B.Hanna, of Toronto, Mr.and Mrs.The smiling couple above were married at Notre Dame de Lourdes on Saturday morning, Octolier 18th, ot a nine o'clock ceremony.The bride is the former Miis Rolande Couture, daughter of Mr.and R.Couture, 390 Fifth Avenue, Verdun.The bridegroom, Mr.Lucien Hebert, is the san of Mr.and Mrs.P.Hebert, of 1726 Glad- Mrs.J.stone Avenue, Montreal.- Following the ceremony a reception was held ia Victoria Hall, Westmount, the newlyweds leaving at Lake Placid, N.Ye oo THE ÉXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1667 PERSONAL + Lucien Hebert * later to spend their honeymoon PHOTO BY HENRI LaROUCHE Young Ladies\u2019 Sodality of Ascension Parish in the Green Room at Victoria Hall Friday evening, November 14th.Miss Irene Thoms is the general convener for this event, while Miss June Farrell, assisted by the Misses Joan Melvin and Pat.Mulcair, fs the refreshment convener.The Evening W.A.of St.Stephen's Church are sponsoring an qu Cha NEAR SHERBROOKE rlotte ce\u201d 1353 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT OPEN 9 to 6 DAILY FOR THAT - ! BIG MOMENT Little girls listen for the patter of reindeer hoofs.but big girls listen for the sound of a long, low, appreciative whistle.Which is what you'll hear when you go forth this season in our new, entrancing cocktail frocks magnificently draped, enticingly cut.It's the smart gal who selects her frock here now.INTRODUCING .Our new Sportswear Depari- ment.Featuring skirts, slacks and jackets.Fl.7773 MME A.3132 Masson St.449) St.Lewrence LL LL MAIS \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 : SPECIALIST IN Nback mo D: À.CORSETS, CORSELETTES GOTHIC + D.A.BRASSIERES = Maternity and Surgical Supports \u2014 Elastic Stockings 5 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 Sherbrooke West \u2014 DE.5656 WESTMOUNT A RE EN UST EE TR Te CourvA VA AAA A A MMA M MAMMA A MMA MMA MMM A MA AA LA MAL 13227272 42365 St.Lewrence LOMME MA AA AAA : - i Frances S | Westmount, younger daughter \u2018of entertainment on Friday evening, November 14th, at 8.15 in the Parish Hall, Weredale Park.Mr.Angus Sweeting is to be master of ceremonies.Various types of dancing will be featured, children being the main performers.All are cordially invited.Tickets.may be obtained at the door.Among those who have entertained in honor of Mrs.H.Calvin C.Read, whose marriage to Mr.B.D.Baily takes place tomorrow are Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Trower who gave a cocktail party; Mrs.Leslie J.Stuart, who was hostess at a miscellaneous shower; Mr.and Mrs.Ernest E.Mills and Mr.and Mrs.J.Thomas Wilson, who entertained at house parties; Mrs.Ainslie Norman, who was hostess to the bride and her bridge club and friends.Mr.Kenneth Leigh Smith gave a dinner for the prospective bride and groom and Mr.Baily was also entertained at a dinner by the 34th Regiment, R.C.A., when he was presented with a sliver cigarette box./ - At the fashion show being sponsored by the N.D.G.Women\u2019s Club and presented this afternoon in Victoria Hall, with Mrs.Doreen Day as commentator, tea will be served by Mrs.R.H.Grant and her committee.The tea hostess will be Mrs, AT.Metcalfe and those pouring will be Mrs.Norman Vickers and Mrs.W.A.Smith, Others assisting are Mrs.W.A, DuVarney, Mrs.S.Turner, Mrs.R.Drain, Mrs, C.W.Wells, Mrs.R.Reynolds and Mrs.F.D.Crowley.ENCAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Norman Smith, of Verdun, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Elsie, to Mr, Wesley Ginn, son of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Ginn, of Montreal.WEDDING THOMPSON \u2014 REYNOLDS The marriage of Miss Elizabeth (Betty) Reynolds, of Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Reynolds, of Woodstock, Ontario, to Mr.\u2018 Mr.and Mn.Walter Douglas Eduarg, Mr.and Mrs.Edwards were married on Saturday, October 251, The bride, the former Miss Bernice Alison Newsome, is the youngen daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Newsome.The bridegroom is the youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Edwards, of Montreal.Both bride and groom served with the Armed Forces during the war.\u2014 Photo by Kalb's Photographic Works.\u2018Notre Dame de Grace, is taking place this evening at seven o'clock in the Church of St.Columba, the Rev.Norman Peterson officiating.White tapers and white chrysanthemums will be used in decoration.Mrs.Wm.McCreary will play the wedding music including an organ arrangement of \u201cO Perfect Love\u201d and Greig's \u201cIch Liebe Dich\u201d before the ceremony and \u201cCornish Rhapsody\u201d during the signing of the register.J The bride, who will be given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr.Ronald Grills, will wear a gown of ivory corded silk taffeta having a yoke of Swiss lace and long sleeves wrists.The very full skirt will drape over hip and back bustles and sweep into a short train.Orange blossoms will hold her floor length veil of ivory illusion.and she will carry a prayer book decorated with red roses.Miss Dorothy Norman, as bridesmaid, and the only attendant of the bride, is to wear a dress of old rose moire, with Burgundy feather headdress, accessories also in pointed.over the; Burgundy, and will carry a bo quet of Johanna Hill roses.Mr.Ernest Thompson is to ag as best man for his brother.} Alan McKenzie and Mr.Rona Maziere will usher.Mrs.Bernard Reynolds, moth of the bride, will be wearing grey crepe street length dres with black accessories and a col sage of Sweetheart roses.Following the ceremony à ception is to be held at the\u2019 (Continued from Page 6) FINE BAKERY GOODS Delicious Home-made BREAD ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, PASTRIES, FRUIT CAKES.EK PUDDINGS, 4 Wee-Scotch Sho JAMES W.MUIR, Prep.317 Victoria Ave.DE.5709 (Near Western) Unit When the | tion in nch, mee! » pm., 1 pool, 4041 tiscussion United ian.\u201d Part Lede Bel Symond: her and A ing: iG Fat of Wes! & conde ent nation.in Mont Rum: Tie Wome Unit Street il bold a perch Hall * Te Wom dren's ng a 1pm.in 1 Dorch nN, under h J.FP.( L.ALEXANDER START YOUR On The Lay-Away Plan 4188 St.Catherine W., near Greene XMAS 0 NOW SHOPPIN WE.2102 Hedley Herbert Thompson, young: _ er son of Mr.A.C.Thompson, of | CHAS.A.JAMES Victoria Ave., Westmount; De #7 BUDGERIGARS Young Healthy BIRDS FROM TALKING STRAIN © Also Young Singing CANARIES ; 4 \u2019 I.> Ladies\u2019 a SUITS bai wo Mom mad lldrasged t Also Do 2s sp, (Near Cre Si Andrew\u2019 s WA, wa United Church, poise meeting on Tuesday rat 5 ue plkay and the Kitchener || < Westmount Club Westmount Women's Club wid.the second in & series gible Speaking classes, un- © ue chairmanship of Mrs.desavoye on Monday at 1 to 230 pm.in the West.4 YM.C.A.Mrs.Hugh Lariige will conduct the h tS \u2014 Chapter Whist fw Captain Percival Molson dster LO.D.E.are holding a ; whist in St.Matthias ooh Hall tonight under the mership of Mrs.H.Hodgkin.» \u201crequested that all will be at for 8.15 p.m.as the door me | es are to be drawn at that ober 25th, youngest .om Is the United Nations real.Both e war.\u2014 when the United Nations Asso- gion in Canada, Westmount arry a ho ch, meets on Wednesday, at roses, » pm, in Herbert Symonds on is to aq bol, 4041 Old Orchard Avenue, brother.| discussion will take place on Mr.Ronal United Nations and - the Bhai\u201d Participants will be Mr.olds, moth Aide Belle, principal of Her- wearing #5ymonds School, Mr.H.G.gth dres her and Mrs.\\G.F.W.s and a co bring: roses.ir.@.F.W.Kuhring, presi- \u2018mony à i of Westmount Branch, will | at the\u2019 s condensed report of the Page 6) mt national executive meeting in Montreal.Rummage Sales Te Women\u2019s Association of United Church, Dorches- Street and Greene Avenue, il old a rummage sale in the perch Hall tomorrow at 2 de BREAD * * + TL Womens\u2019 Auxiliary of the dren's Memorial Hospital is a rummage sale today i1pm.in St.Stephen's Parish } Dorchester St.and Atwater n, under the convenership of In.J.F.Close.1 Shop R, Prep.ang DL.570% rn) Women's | Association of ; Joey will \"hold its month- | DER er JOPPING er «J: BLACK .Ldies' and Gentlemen's WITS and COATS R S bul w amassure, from finest btom made\u201d Clothing tor?the on an Creene) WE.5908 J uniors Choice For fashion-coascions Juniors, this witerneon dress in @ pre-tested reyon crepe depicts a modified ver- see this ave in Bicek, Reyal, Rose, Powder ead Aqua\u2014in sizes 11 te Conveners Named Fashion Show, Tea The Junior Sub-division C.W.L.annual Fashion Revue and Tea is being held in the Cardy Room at the Mount Royal Hotel tomorrow at 230 p.m.under the sponsorship of Bruck Silk Mills with hats by Juliette.The general convener will be Miss Irene Byron assisted by the Misses Betty Brown, Ainslie Col- ton, Sheila Burke and Claire Beaudry.Miss Pearl Webber will be ticket convener and Miss Audrey Pennicook convener of models.Mrs.Claire Dakin is convener of ushers and Marguerite Love is in charge of publicity.St.Stephen\u2019s W A.Plan Entertainment The Evening W.A.of St.Stephen\u2019s Church, Westmount, are sponsoring an entertainment on Friday evening November 14th., at 8.15 in the Parish Hall, Were- dale Park, Westmount.Miss Ten- nant\u2019s \u201cSchool of the Dance\u201d will provide the program and Mr.Angus is to be master of ceremonies.Proceeds will be in aid of the W.A.funds.Hybrid varieties of popcorn ex- ys KE pand about one-fourth more than ordinary popcorn in popping.NT me a N November Special CREAM OIL $ 5:50 PERMANENT == (Redular $7.50) Complete with cut, styling, shampoo and setting Newly designed and \u2018styled to sult your - personality, by Emile.nging OTHER PERMANENTS FROM $5 TO $15 ES © EXPERT MARCEL WAVER IN ATTENDANCE © PLIES Emile Fe Mile Salon ¢ APPOINTMENTS 00 M71 1 chm Sous tw Sirota) Ph.300 \\ THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMTER 7.1947.> IN THE WOMAN 5 REALM = - Alumnae Ass'n.The regular monthly meeting of the Alumnae Association of St.Mary's Hospital School of Nursing will be held in the hospital classroom Monday at.8.151.p.m, A fashion show will follow.the business\u201d meeting.: Westmount Women \u2018To Hear Talk And Choir Capt.William Bowi¥, Executive Director, Parks and Playgrounds \"Association, will.be guest speaker at the Westmount Women's Club - { on Friday, November 14th, at 2.30 \u201c Melville WMS.The Women's Missionary So- | clety of Melville Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 pm.on Tuesday in the church hall on Melville \u2018Ave, Westmount.The.devotions will' be conducted by Mrs: C.A.Smart.The\u2019 soloist will be Miss-J.A.Holden,- accompanied by Mrs.G.W.Holden.Major the Rey.G.Lloyd Ful- ford -will \u2018be the guest speaker.A large attendance is desired.Annual Meeting Of Local Bowlers / The thirteenth ar annual meeting of the\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Branch of the Westmount Bowling Club held recently reported a very successful season.The prize winners were: \u2019 A Singles\u2014Mrs.waite, runner-up, Capper.Singles, 14 ends\u2014Mrs.R.H.Anderson; runner-up, Miss Sau- valle.\u2019 Doubles: Mrs.Alex Ross, Mrs.Wm.Capper.Runner-up: Miss S.McConnell, Miss Mona Elliott.Rinks: Miss M.McDonald, Mrs.W.Leach, Mrs.F.Sharp, skip, Mrs.A.F.Ramsey.Runners-up: Mrs.W.Weir, Mrs.W.Irving, Mrs.W.Lambert, skip, Mrs.G.E.Cheese.A donation way voted to Financial Federation and, it was decided to send boxes to Britain for Christmas.Bridges were to be held during the winter, the proceeds of which will go toward purchasing food parcels for Britain.Mrs.Braithwaite made a small presentation to Miss Sau- valle, the retiring president, on behalf of the members.Those elected to office for the coming year were: : President, Mrs.R.C.Braith- waite: vice-president, Mrs.H.Birks; secretary, Mra.BE.C.James; treasurer, Mrs, F.Stur- dee; directors: Miss Jean Mc- Connell, Mrs, F.Galt, Mrs.Wm.Sapper and Mrs.Wm.Irving, chairman games committee: Miss W.Mann; chairman house committee: Mrs.Edith Johnson.Buffet S Supper to Mark D.O.N.Charter.Day Tke Daughters of the Nile, Oasis Temple No.46, will hold a Charter Day Party combined with the monthly sewing meeting on Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs.J.Benson, 3435 Westmore Ave., Montreal West.Buffet supper will be served, with the table decorations carried out in the Nile colours of green, yellow and white, centered with a Charter Day cake in the same colouring.Those assisting with the serving will be Mrs, E.D.Bonnell, Mrs, W.S.Andrews, Mrs.Leona Bell, and Mrs.Doris Willock, of Seattle, Wash.All members are cordially invited to attend.Members who have not already handed in donations for the bazaar on the 22nd, are asked to bring them at this time.R.C.Braith- Mrs.Wm.Silver Cross W earers Plan For November 1! Wearers of the Silver Cross will meet in the Concourse of the Windsor Station on Tuesday, November 11th, at 9.30 a.m., and then will reunite at the Cenotaph on Dominion Square, to attend the Remembrance Day service.The regular monthly meeting will take place in the evening at 8.15 sharp in the Victoria Hall.All members are requested to at- | tend.\u2018lpm.in.Victoria Hall.\" Capt.Bowie will have as his subject, \u201cPlaygrounds and Recreation.\u201d It is interesting to note that he has \u2018been \u2018associated with the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds for nearly {25 years.He is a pioneer in this field of Community Recreations, and just recently represented the Association at the National Recreation Congress held in New York.\\ .A mixed choir of 70 voices, under the direction of Gifford Mitchell, supervisor of music for the Westmount Schools, will render a varied programme during the afternoon.Mrs.Clifford Fortier will preside at the meeting.The Board will appreciate donations of used clean clothing or food to be sent to Britain, New Carpets Pride Of Local Manager At United, Theatre Mr.Tony Filiatreault, Manager of the Westmount United Theatre, draws the attention of patrons to the fact that the theatre is looking extra bright and attrective this week as new carpets and other new furnishings have been installed within the past few days.Mr.Filiatreault is particularly | of the PAGE SEVEN proud of the carpets, which are of futuristic design in black and orange on a rose colored background, and very, very new in motif.Over $1330 Raised For Convalescents Miss Marguerite Choquette, general convener of the fashion show held in Victoria Hall on October 20th, announced at a Board Meeting of the Associates Montreal Convalescent Hospital that the sum of $1335.30 had been raised by the event for the hospital.Miss Phyllis King, proprietor of the Coutourier Shop, presented the fashion show with professions al models.A ANNOUNCING .The Opening Of PAUL'S DRUG STORE _ Paul H.Pilon, B.L, L.Ph, D.C, .Prop.2212 St.Luke St.{Corner Closse, near Forum) Integrity and Accuracy in Compounding.PRESCRIPTIONS.With High Quality Ingredients by Graduate Chemists.SPEEDY DELIVERY Cigarettes, Soft Drinks, Films, Magazines, etc.> WI.5359 We are in business for your health\u2019 Give us a trial .China name.An Ideal Gift.Just arrivedl A large assortment of beautiful English bone China odd cups and saucers, Aynsley, Paragon, Hammersley, Royal Albert and many other famous English METRO'S GIFT SHOP 1248 Peel Street, corner St.Catherine Street CR TLD A LS | MODERN Krrers NORWEGIAN WOODCRAFT Im.EXT Designed Specially For Your Home, Complete From Floor To Ceiling.0c For personal floor designs, we recommend and install B.F.Goodrich Rubber or Asphalt Tile.Let us add distinction and colour to your .walls by installing Altico Aluminum Tile.Norwegian Woodcraft Lid.© Fine Furniture © General Contractors © 2255 5 West Hill Ave DE.3529.immo A a A ni rn TR To pap | a eA, ee en La rames mage A Pe A) / : fr AN : I \u2018 mm / PAGE EIGHT ~THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7.1947 \u2014 \u2014 eT TT TTT TTT VEN THN TIT T IT ET TET | Pupils Thalled © H E I a f bh IR dine Voi er Excellency LE | \\ 9 7 : ecordmg VOICE Will Pay Via (Cor + erry\u2019s At Mary Beetles To Hom pin pa : | ocopathic |A wet (3 .; ere was OT activity | Her .Excellency Viscounte ja mer bh.at er | O U in n \u2018than usual on a recent day at The Alexander of Tunis wil Na ; We th In Mary Beetles School, at 4858 De- the Woman's Auxiliary of be Bask a8 be as a Be Atm s sas sAL lille _carie Boulevard when pupils in} Homoeopathic Hospita]- ged its Saas : : the dramatic section of the school Montreal with a visit to œ | ations.a TO CLEAN COMES AND BRUSHES wash them in water to Which a couple\u2019 of tablespoaps - spoke into the Er Ce hospital tomorrow mond 0 ci Jot\u201d bicarbonate of soda have been added.Put the combs\" \u2018in the soda watér and\u2019 allow them pt, tes ape and then listened to .at eléven o'clock.en d \u2018tq soak for about ten .or fifteen minutes.Then remove them from the water and brush the recording \u2018of their voices.Her.Excellency will: be.re.E eed UD them with your hand brush or nailbrush._ - Singing students also\u2019 benefited \u2018ceived by Mrs.Edward p Flo be sul - # + + ~ - = -, + from the use of\u2018this educational | \u201cJohnson, President of the of exch: \u2018machine.» Women\u2019s Auxiliary; Mr, Doug.mo A Gourmet s Delight Served On English China > Value of Hearing Voice las Bremner, President of the juirs 7 .A good cook knows what herbs and spices can do to a plats recipe, the singing instructress, and.Mrs.\"Medical Superintendent: Miss 'Y «contri that is, they transform an ordinary dish into a rare treat for a gourmet.| Olive Sanborn Lead, the dramatic Marjorie Russell, Director of Jill ended th Have you ever visited a continental restaurant and wondered how director, commented upon the Nursing; Miss Dora Miller, was tral C » they had treated the beef, or lamb, to give such a succulent flavour?\" | value,to be obtained \u2018from the ex-| \u2018Lady Superintendent and Mr primary.oN This is the secret, and I am going to pass it on-to you, where you perience of hearing the voice Te: walter Hatch, Administrator first na Gift Shop ~~ may find the condiments.The C.S.L.Gift Shop, 1480 Sherbrooke St.W., corded.Faults of tone and enuh-| gq Secretary of the hospital.Canada.: just east of Guy.You will find eight basic herbs on a little hand-made | ciation can be pointed \u2018out to \u2018the Before inspecting the ho- Much : wooden shelf, these can be hing up on your kitchen wall, an excellent student.As for the pupils, they! patal, coffee will be served by 4 tion's ec , idea for a.Xmas gift.Then there is the vinegar trio; a set of three specially blended imported wine were thrilled.They sat in almost four \u2018of the nurses and the ex.oither E .vinegars, smartly boxed.One each, of Tarragon, Garlic, and Herb Bouquet.These are all inexpensive.breathless silence as each class- executive of the Women's Aux | introduc: Trust this unusual shop to be the first to introduce something new in coasters; they are a green | mate spoke.They are looking for-| jljary will be presented to Her îne bran \u201cleaf\u201d rubber coaster, exact Teplica of the dainty Galax leaf.You will find them ideal for occasional ward to receiving their small re- Excellency.in à for tables, or as a vase base, they make a gay and festive decoration, and ideal for starting your Xmas cords in the near future, discs cut.eo UN tie firs list, they are 8 for $3.50.From now on we will all be laying away the odd gift.You may not know from the recording: on the sound agency \"it but this shop has some lovely men\u2019s dressing gowns; they are English worsted 100% wool, tape.: TT city.Th in lovely striped pastel shades, and, like: the other items in this shop, are kept within the reasonable Youngest Child Five [LLE capital, 1 price range.To go with these gowns is the very attractive and comfortable cowhide lounge-ease, Among the youngest children to li M \u2019 _ ation-ato , which comes in the moccasin or the bedroom slipper stvle, the latter having lamb's wool lining.record their voices were two six- Les 1\u20ac banking \u2018 These are exclusive to The C.S.L.Gift Shop, and are so reasonable, the moccasins being $5.00 ear olds: \u2014 John Riddell and Your sed, the -and the slippers, $6.50.Have you been looking for a real expensive looking dinner set, at a price Toa Berenbaum and one five Pho h all over to fit your budget?By a streak of Juck this shop has received a famous English make, set of y 1d Sorel Brenhouse.Some tograp er flow of T 56 pieces for $79.50, the background being white,- and the rims are encircled with English wild\u2019 flowers.vase ther children were Lynda dustries The pattern is known as \u201cThe Arcadia\u201d.of the other * Despit Poulson, Eleanor Shrybman, ® Portraiture © = \u2018 * 0% 3% Dorothy Hill, Vera Glassman, |] ye ° bank's Judy Kaulback, Judy Hiltz, Lois -'® Weddings ud on The Anse To A Bachelor s Prayer.Tinkoft, Anita Sendel, Ann Slater, © Banquets * Frid Diana Jolinson and Joyce Levine.© Children's Parties © be oper For many years we have been so used to the bulky lines of washing Adult Students in the - @ Pets © Followed machines, that when many of you see the new BENDIX, it can easily be The evening stu à ds - part anc assumed that you will never think for a moment, that this is really a SPeech class also made recom Studio located at and wer washing machine .and yet, this Mechanical Meticulous Washer They, too, enjoyed the experience acho points 1 ts educational bene- 5012 SHERBROOKE W.Woman is not spankingly new, it has been.proved by millions of women and realized 1 à thet ! Since during ten years of service.The new BENDIX auc.omatic washing fits: They will again recor a (Between Claremont and from c« Le machine has many improvements over the pre-war models.It will fit voices in the spring.It is expec 3 Grey Aves.) nationhe - in, \u2018anywhere, in \u2018the kitchen, laundry, and even in a good size bathroom, because it covers only that the children of the School, did so n \"four square feet of floor space, and it is counter height, washes, rinses, not once only, but three too Will have another opportu- Call WA.3616 high ste times, damp dries and then cleans itself, drains and-shuts off .all automatically.This machine Nity of speaking into the micro- - ; progress is the answer to a bachelor's prayer, as I know some bachelors who are too fastidious to send Phone, hearing their voices and For Appointment also gro their washing out, and have to rely on thé char lady if and when she comes.I have a feeling making small individual records.that this year poor old \u201cSanta\u201d will have to have a long line of snowmobiles to handle all the .new.BENDIX'S that are going to be needed in Montreal.I am constantly amused when hearing Alliance Bazaar _ the reaction of men who have bought these wonder machines for their -wives.They have turned .the tables on \u201cBlue Monday\u201d, as the slogan is, \u201cLeave the washing for me I'll do it tonight while Conveners N amed \u2018you are at your bridge club\u201d, and of course friend wife agrees, because she knows that the - clothes are going to be washed the right length of time, and rinsed properly, and: there will be no worry about the machine being washed out after, for even this is done automatically.Why a child \u201ccould operate a \u2018BENDIX.I feel that this is the greatest time and labor saver, that the modern appliances have contributed to the home.I am thinking of the lady who suffers from A bazaar, sponsored by the Evening Alliance of the Church of the Messiah, Sherbrooke and Simpson, is being held on Friday, November Eczema, and therefore, should not put her hands in water.This indeed is the miracle machine, for 14th from 3 to 10 p.m.ing bre waiter never touches the hands, or drops on the floor.Conveners.are: London, .San Fra * * * Aprons and Household Goods, ber mor _ \u2018Miss Avis Fyshe.- one out Fur Tips _ wonildren's Wear, Mrs.A J.: tors in * L.P.Lazare & Co.have a \u2018\u201cfather-to-son\u201d background totalling over 112 years Flowers and Books, ios Win- ; perdent experience in the knowledge and working of fine furs-.At Lazare\u2019s you can Nifred Indge.the ban) be assured of the finest available in furs.\u201cYOUR FUR COAT\u201d; if you should stop Miscellaneous and White Ele- .were co .BY to add up the cost of any ten garments you possess, you would soon discover that |Phant, Miss Jean Jackson.RE PAIRED ter wo @ your fur coat represents a much greater investment.For this reason your coat deserves Home Cooking, Mrs.W.H.VE EXPER l'hgh pr the greatest care, especially nowadays when you can\u2019t afford to take chances with Dullege.M E populati fur that might be irreplaceable next year.Therefore, if you have any repairs that need Afternoon Alliance Table, Mrs.anl nine me to be made, do so before the cold weather arrives.Only the very finest fur craftsmen are employed |B- W.Robinson.1» a eroa vay, 1: in Lazare's fur factory.THE CARE OF YOUR FURS.Always hang your fur coat on a round Turkey Dinner wil he.cone = PE uy indeed wooden hanger.Heat is one of the greatest enemies of fur, so never place your coat in a warm from 5.30 to 7.30 under He hay Ori of the closet: Have your furs cleaned at least once a year.Never rub the fur against the grain.Most furs venership of Miss Be arp 3 Tickets should be obtained in ad- EELRIELL RTS TELE vance from tbe Church Office.should not come in contact with camphor, napthaline, or any other insecticides.There are some furs that never go to storage, such as those indispensable pieces that cover day and evening cps- tumes, whether in cool or warm climates.These are the stoles, the short capes and neck pieces.When passing L.P.Lazare's, 1454 Peel St., drop in and see the fine selection of furs that are L I Hon used for this type of covering.The campus girls are extolling the very smart Bonmouton coats S P E C I A ° .that Lazare's are featuring this season.They have an\u201cexpensive look but an inexpensive price, Viet and are guaranteed to stand the heaviest wear and the coldest weather.They are fashionable, are CREAM OIL { sturdy, in fact .they are tops! N T | D.E ST.LUKE BAPTISM PERMAN E [| Avene Scci ] and Personal : | Guaranteed for any kind of hair - » : Tobace a : K th Ward Marti f ! acc enneth Ware Marin, son o in any condition.Warde Mr.and Mrs.K.G.Martin, of $ Vertisir (Continued on Page 8) 2179 Addington Avenue, was bap- Reg.Special a of Salle Poe whe me bride and! tige on Sunday, November 2nd.$10 The.room leave on their honeymoon, gro ym \"| The Rev.Ralph E.Spencer, mi- BE ON TIME MISS BOBBY | cared the former will be wearing a tur- pister of St.Luke\u2019s United| Readers are reminded that news coined the oy quoise wool crepe, With brown church, 3480 Decarie Blvd, offi- reports and announcements \u2018for \u2018Formerly with Emile Beauty Salon, has now | To Canad feather nat and musket coat.The ciated.the women's pages should be the staff of our Westmount Salon and will be gi Mau tof town guests af the sent in over the week-end, or me tend to her former clients.Hoity Out-of-town guests at the wed- soon after as ls possible.To con- attend to her to .yc âing will include Mrs.B.Rey-| M.P.TO ADDRESS C.C.F.tact tbe social editor, phone WA.( ee wan nolds, from Woodstock, mother of W.Ross Thatcher, M.P., will 2778.PPOINTMENT EARLY a as \u2018the bride! Mr.and Mrs.R.Grills, be the guest speaker ou the PLEASE MAKE YOUR Al , ah > of Toronto; Mrs.R.N.Alexander, joint meeting of the Westmount- ARMISTICE DAY , E.C L O U T I E R \\ of London, Ont.; Miss N.Mac-| St.Antoine and Notre Dame de All Guides and Guiders taking the gg Pherson, \u2018Toronto; Mr.and Mra.| Grace C.C.F.Clubs which is to art are requested to meet at EXCLUSIVE HAIRDRESSER p.7 Bn u w McCrea, Smiths Falls, be held on Wednesday at 8 p.m.P! q ; H.3 de Mrs A Dunlop, Mrs.C Cc in Victoria Hall.Herbert Symonds School at 2.15 4129 St.Catherine West » 3716 2 tn \u2018McDiarmid, and Mrs.Nickerson,| Arrangements are being made p.m, Sunday, November oth in 8805 Monkiand Ave.All of St.John, N.B.° .:° : ' for & second speaker, full uniform. i.) = ~ ! B.ofM.Completes © (Continued from Page 3)' mot until the following year.that 2 Montreal's first police force bean, Known as the \u201cnight watch\u201d, Le members \u2018acted also as lamp- Jighters- © Lo At: the outset, the Montreal as it.was then known, is- - gel its own bills in smëll \u2018denom- | pations and, later, copper tokens.pe + 3 Jas first: redl money.The.inno- ation did muc to: stabilize\u2019 and currency was, \u2018indeed, Can-\u2019 PAGE NINB WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7,.1847 and Harry Clinch, Boys\u2019 Work Secretary at the Y.M.C.A.giving advice and guidance.On the Saturday after Hallow- e'en, a gala Hallowe'en Party was .held sponsored by th: St.Henri Jr.Hi-Y Club.in the\" Christian Youth Centre, at which almost two hundred children from Lewis Evans School.and their parents were present.oo Y.M.C.A.work in the St.Henri Area is being developed by an extension committee of the\u2019 West- :| mount Y.M:C:A.Boys\u201d Work.Committee: 1.Le 01 *\u2018 Westmiount - trict, interested in the physical, Thealthfully fatigued, after an ex- \u2018Welfare, Ottawa, reminds Cana- \u2018also points out that fatigue pro Bannerman, Fellowship Secretary of Douglas Laird, will be enlarged by the addition from time to time, of residents, parents, and employees of firms, in the St.Henri dise mental and spiritual needs of youth.It is natural td be tired penditure of energy.and the Department of National Health and dians that this is part of the process of \u2018living.The Department A, a STE san AE \u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u2018duc-s waste products and that™ ik rest and.sleep are \u2018essential \u2018to - +.\u201d + resto-ation of body cells.Co peed UD trade, which had hither- FL be subject to the varying rates o exchange of.the several.cur- pencles in use.| | This was but one aspect of the | jaok's major contribution to the - Canadian economy of those days\u2014 |.\u2018a contribution which eventually | ended the chaos ifi which business was transacted and served as a primary step in organizing \u2018the fist native financial system of Canada.|\u201c The St.Henri Extension: Com- {I mittee, ponder the chairmanship Li pra: 3 h BR Te I} ER A CANADA'S FIRST BANK BUILDING: Token from on old hand- - coloured engraving, this winter scene is a view of St.James Street, Montreal, os it appesred in 1030, thirteen veers after the Bonk of - Mentreal's founding.The building on.the right was the first head office ef the bank, which served as headquarters\u2019 for the B of M i from 1819 te 1848.This was the first building especially.constructed , for honking purposes In Canada.Today, a post effice stands en this YOUR BEST BUY _ .site, while adjacent to it, facing historic Place d'Armes, Is sitnoted the *\u201d ; | 5 IN ; REFRESHMEN T \"YMCA.at the Christian Youth |.Centre.~~ | Much of tire strength of the.nation's economy.derives from an- introduced in Canada.This was the branch-banking system.Within a fortnight of the opening of the first office in Montreal, an otther principle which the bank | | - Thanks to the courtesy of Denis |'tWo Gra-Y Clubs, an Employed Westmount \u201cyr \u2018(Continued from Page 1) Mildon, club room space, and craft and gymnastic equipment has re- - Already holding.regular meet- | ings \u2018are a Junior Hi-Y Club .and.Boys\u2019 Club is now being formed.The boys plan their owmr-club pro- ; gram with the assistance of Ross\" I cently been made available to the sgency was started in Queb em City.The first bank in the ancient ! capital, this brañch was the found-| « ation-stone of Canada\u2019s future banking system.As the years pas- | sed, the bank spread its branches all over Canada, facilitating the flow of capital into the young in dustries of the country.: Despite poular misgivings, the \u201cMnk's directors had the vision md courage to help finance the t wuntry's first continent-spanning * ailway, the Canadian Pacific.In f 5 opening up of the West which \u201d followed, B of M branches became part and parcel of the pioneer life | + and were soon established at key EW, points from coast to coast.* Since 1817, Canada has grown | and from colonial infancy to robust nationhood.The.old bank which did so much to make possible the high standard of living .and swift progress of the young country has also grown.; : - The Bank of Montreal began| with a capital of $250,000.At the present time, the B of M's capi- - tal and reserves amount to $78,- 000,000.Its resources are close to the two-billion level.Just as spectacular has been the increase in| staff \u2014from- seven persons in 1817 to more than 8,000 in 1947! The : bank has over 500 offices, including branches in Newfoundland, London, New York, Chicago and San Francisco.Its depositors number more than 1,500,000 \u2014 about one out of every five bank deposi- F tors in Canada.If all these people and their de- ; pendents, plus all the others whom the bank serves in other capacities, .were counted together, their number would form a surprisingly high proportion of the Canadian Population.And so the bank that dine men started in such a modest Way, 130 years ago, has become, indeed, an integral part of the life of the nation.RESTS THE FUTURE OF CANADA AND THE WORLD Today\u2019s problems are tough ones to think through.Tomorrow\u2019s are almost impossible.W.B.Tingle | Yet, today\u2019s Youth must face tom: \u2019s prob-.Honoured For .lems .\u2026 and solve hem, a well.To do that Victory Loan Aid| © fob right, he is going to need help.: : He must be prepared to assume the respon- DB mT - gibilities of citizenship.world citizenship.venue rongle, 400 Kensington He must learn to face the future confidently.manaently retired adver.And if our Canadian way of life means any.workout in a gym, discuss problems with an older person .or any other of a hundred different activities, including formal education at the Sir George Williams College.Actually, the Montreal \u201cY\u201d means far more than that.As an organization, it ably supplements the training of the Home, the School and the Church.It offers healthy recreation, educational opportunities and religious training to ir.tj .Tobey.A the Impe eral \u201c thing, he must be able to understand and prac- fill in Youth\u2019s leisure hours .the time when Warded the silver medal, ad- : tice the fundamentals of democracy and Youth most often falls prey to unwholesome toring division, by the Associa-| © Christian living.Preparing Youth to meet the influences, It is the responsibility of each one vas aap nadian Advertisers, it challenge is one of the main purposes of the Of us to see that the is there when Youth e etais for eee d de- Y.M.C.A.It's a worthy purpose .too worthy needs it most.| Qured that it was presented \u201cfor to be eut short.:.\"Next week, the Montreal Y.M.C.A.is cone ned ® outstanding contribution to Young Montreal is turning to the *Y\u201d for ducting its annual maintenance campaign, j to versie advertising by an ad- _ guidance in ever-increasing numbers.He sees When the \"Y\u201d canvasser calls on you, give ager.\u201d : i see i 0.i .ds Ti ge services es pub- in it a place to meet the gang take a swim, and give generously airman during the Victo : .- | \u2014 = drives was considered by SUPPORT THE MONTREAL Y.M.C.A: .ciation hd be \u201cone of ° : St ou di - fom: dancin Annual Maintenance Campaign ertising field.| co | \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 m \"the nani man Doi there COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10th Objectives *154,000.00 3 about 100,000 miles of ar-|* _ e=z=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ee .re: pit FYE een À ®%, veins and blood vessels).}i:: pd 4 \u2018 £ : .; = 0 Sen eo tae rg teri PAGE TEN - THE BXAMINER, \u2018WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1847 Westmount Meet NDG Tomorrow Play op SHORTS McGee Downs » À Pl : on | By com ayoff Ti estmount 23-5 BR: Westmount High's Senior A pigskin chasers w.Soa, to , ound up they od the Fi LATE FLASH: Westmount\u2019s Junior grid entry will meet the schedule at Molson Stadium last Friday evening when they we furs.N.D.G.Maple Leafs tomorrow afternoon at Westmount Park at down fighting to a -playing D'Arcy McGee aggregation, Finy Nov, 11; \u20182.00 o'clock in a special post-schedule playoff game.The winner of x score of the one-sided contest was 23-3.dry ho this game will meet Rosemount for the champlonship of the league.McGee, Catholic section champs who meet West Hill at Molson World Wa N.D.G., for the second consecutive season, wound up their schedule Stadium next Tuesday afternoon for the city title, were Playing hy Act, 1 this year with an enviable undefcated and untied record.In their minus two of their regular stars.The duo, George O'Brien ang Fred us chang final scheduled game, played against Eastward at Trenholme Park - Kosters, were sidelined by coach Art Glashan to avoid any chance .Dey Act.last Saturday, they rolled to a 46-0 win.; WATERLOO EPISTLE of their being injured before the city championship joust.They wers oe bi .Westmount-Lakeshore Game From Waterloo, Ont., where he placed eyed Boi rinks A fa Bud Mudie and Rob Scully ang oh bei ater] he \u2014 ictoria \u2018By BRIAN TIFFIN nu new er on nich.out the fray.; good for both converts, Vitor th Westmount Juniors, sparked by the accurate passing of Jackie Memorial Arens, Ji © The Double Blue 4 little \"Westmount broke into the scor.Messures Patterson, managed to outlast Lakeshore Flyers 6-5, last Saturday.the concentrated bundle of energy time in diapla ee » ing column with minutes to go \u201cqutomatics In the first quarter Boright and D.McGillis made successive Who was, until Christmas, 1946, e playing their class.patate ord a iste when a 4 statutor 7T-yard gains to put the ball on Lakeshore\u2019s 45.Patterson uncorked'| director of Westmount\u2019s recrea- amet Dertrand went the for vas good for a major, foo pass statutory | a long pass to Morrow good for 30 yards and then bulleted one to tion program, writes: to put to lor ers up 0.he vert attempt was blocked.\u20ac con-.\u2018depends © Binmore for a touchdown.The attempted convert was blocked.\u201cSure have had a busy time up| convert attempt, a forward, was Yesterday afternoon the West.Federt! x Westmount kept the ball in Lakeshore territory till the last! here Had Detroit Red Wings, knocked down by Wally .Emo, mount Club journeyed by bus to a an .quarter on the brilliant defensive play by Mathers, Telfer and Boright.then Sprinkfield Indians in \u2018£or| Who played a sterling game for Staristead College for an exhib.o sorti Then Bill-Wheatly of.the Flyers scooped up Kay's fumble and ran fai} training with their affiliat- the Purple and White.tion game with the collegians, Re.cussion ar 60 yards to Westmount's 15 before being tackled by the same Mr.ed clubs.Have seen many of the An intercepted Richard Lord sults of the contest were not wate day Kay.A Glenn to Brassard pass x boys passing through.Johnny forward heave gave the McGee |2Vailable at press time.commemor made the score 5 all.Lakeshore\u2019s by Westmount's jonarging tne.| Peirson was here with Boston men the ball on the Westmounf War deader an exchange o icks, Bruins when they played the lo-| 15 and from there Arnold Ha- of the Ca convert attempt was broken up ou forced the Flyers cal senior club in an exhibition nouch bucked his way over for Men, Women Over 4) keep Nov ac e 30-y e.Here, game a \u2018couple of weeks ago.It| the touch.Ed Murphy booted the Day for I Westmount Bicycle Doug McGillis hoisted a long kick doesn't seem any time at all| convert to up the count to 11-0.Fel Weak Worn, Old?ment offici .y ?_ {|that rolled out-of-bounds behind since Johnny was playing for the Gerry Hecklinger scored the| Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality?view.Automobile Accessoriés {|the Lakeshore line.Thirty sec-| Beavers along with Dave Harvie third McGee major in the third exhuusien contiion mabe On Tues &C al Repair Sh onds later the game ended.and the boys at Westmount Park.quarter and Scully completed the a CE pose aie B.Price, ener eparr Jhop The Westmount line played a we had a bit of a meal for the ers\u2019 te Canad .winn scoring with another ma- | ONE F.J.TRAVERS, Propricter driving game but the backfield Bruins after the game and I had jor in the first canto.Murphy Sie ak seed ne sconomion Mt paled to : 313 VICTORIA AVENUE was a bit careless in spots.a few minutes with Johnny be- membra {Near Western) EL.0048 Lecal Sports News fore they left for St.Catherines.He said .Many local followers travelled Buddy Hellyer was in here with A | évernme: Window Glazing out to Dixie to see the Juniors Tyla while Dougie Maher was WEST MOUNT Y M C A \u2018ty manag General Repairs Pe Among these were Measra.along with Houston.Many of the eB V Be We ° poyes 5 a ryéen, Gregor-Pierce an - s - .memor Model Trains and Planes right.We could do with more of on! toys Pre o yall 4585 Sherbrooke St.West mss place .| these loyal supporters.est- Wiseman and others have been in.od \u2018Remen Ladies\u2019 &\" Gentlemen's mount have the two smartest We have had three NHL clubs so HEALTH CLUBS observed quarter backs in the league in far with Detroit, Boston and New - FOR = en which S U | T S the Lors of Bla Dryden and York Rangers all playing exhibl- D foe of the an McGillis.\u2018Tears came to tion tilta here.Buddy O'Connor MEN \u2014 WOMEN \u2014 BOYS 4 À y Which « HAND-TAILORED Pete Lennon's eyes when he heard was, of course, with Rangers, as .à way of Ji: ESPECIALLY FOR YOU - flof Murph Chamberlain\u2019s leg in- \u2019 Ed dolls \u2019 : .ed,\u201d he cc Our newest Imported materiels are jury.Everybody seems to be n \"15 Frankie Eddolls.For Further Particulars, Phone PL Call end See Mr.Davies whe will {little tired of the West Hill bally- \u201cThe senior club we have in the EL 1106 Give you his Personal Attention.Dico that comes before every OHA is coming along fine and it wood Keep Piccadilly game.Westmount Warriors i8 Now tied for Tirst place in the i Valet Service Basketball Team trounced Y.M.l0oP.We world be on top all by For V H.A.in the Golden Ball play.ourselves if it hadn't been for - - 154 ABBOTT AVE.WI.3205 lThey're sponsored by Canadian Howie Harvey, He turned back \u2019 Uncomt {Just below St.Catherine) Converters : 42 shots in the opening game Don't Put It Off = ; © warmth © here as Marlboros beat the Flying - to occupa: Dutchmen (some name, eh?) 3-1.1 \u2018 in all pre RADIO SERVICE & REPAIRS |.armycusri| Patltlnl oe anything io do with rugby or any ons x t other setup as was the case a ording AUTO RADIOS 354 Pise \u201choncines soso TELEPHONE fe fed up with a small city, then vises that MODERN EQUIPMENT \u2014 WORK GUARANTEED they pull smart moves off and DE.1131 surround: HODGE BROS R , d you like the place better than of the se ° eg e ever, They had a Hallowe\u2019sn TODAY | opiate party here for the kids last night pa 5362 SHERBROOKE WEST EL.4540 and I'm sure everybody/in the y a place was at it.Eg 0 \u201cThis place certainly keeps you AND CUT YOUR Af eo hopping.We have had a busy .AUTO-LITE BATTERIES 25-555252555) HEATING Q = October that we were not open tis fees for some sort of spectacular COSTS feel more event.It seems as if we'll be in .Winter w for a really busy season.\u201d .S AVE MONEY | dided to The McCormick, it would ap- By Buying Maintai pear, has lost none of his energy.- .ity level He is still \u201cThe Mighty Molecule\".L | TY C 0 AL trying où -_\u2014 branes vy 1 o_o : ud naga; {New Badminton 0 U A resistance Club Formed Fra ub rorme It's Not The Cost Per Ton But i ° \u2014 \u2018A new Badminton Club has inter now been formed known as the The Cost Per w FC Queen's Badminton Club playing i , The B That Will Start Y.Ca on Wednesday and Friday eve- That Counts \u201d e Batte at Will Sta our Car nings at Queen's School located \u2018 e Su Those Cold Mornings on Oliver Avenue, Westmount, d Quality means Economy nd : one block west of Greene, just 20° | - 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LE EE SE | pmenbrance Day red ToBe Statutory Holiday common: - const, Tuesday, yovember 11, will be celebrated -year\u2014as last\u2014as a statutory day, to commemorate the dead |: 4 the First and Second World î or 11 was first declared a sta- ory holiday after the Fi Brorid War, under the Armistice a Act, the naine of which later jms changed to the Remembrance Jay Act.During the war, it was ae of three holidays waived un- Le the War Measures Act, the tiers being Easter Monday and Victoria Day.With the expiration of the War Measures Act, Remembrance Day utomatically resumed its role as 4 statutory holiday.Like \u2018other siatutory holidays, its observance \"pends on customs, since the Federal Governments has power aly to close Federal Government dffices and banks.Shortly after VJ-Day, some discussion arose as to whether a sep- rate day should be observed to ommemorate the Second World War dead.However, a convention of the Canadian Legion voted to keep Nov.11 as Remembrance Day for both wars, and Government officials inclined to the same view.On Tuesday night, Maj.-Gen.C.B Price, Dominion President of i Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., ap- \u2018pled to all Canadians to observe emembrance Day.He said in a statement that sivernment authorities and indus- ty managements should give em- poyes an opportunity to attend F memorial services by closing busi- mss places at least until noon.\"Remembrance Day should be cheerved as a solemn, holy day on which we remember the sacrifice of those splendid young lives by which our Christian democratic wy of life.has been preserv- oJ\" he concluded.Keep Air Moist For Winter Health Uncomfortable sensations of warmth or cold\u2019 which will occur to occupants of homes this winter ln all probability can be blamed on the improper moisture condi- |.tions of the air within the home, According to the Indoor Comfort Educational Bureau, which ad- Vises that the temperature of air firrounding the body is just one of the seven factors in attaining tomplete indoor comfort.Occupants of homes feel cooler Ih dry air with a temperature rading of 70 degrees than they db in moist air of the same tem- Perature.The drier the air the luster the body is cooled by taporation of perspiration.For tis reason occupants of homes feel more comfortable during the \u2018winter when moisture has been Med to the heated air.Maintaining a reasonable humidly level should serve to prevent ng out of the mucous mem- Manes which protect the throat ud nasal passages, and increase Msistance to colds and infections uf thus aid in bringing about rovea indoor comfort condi- FORUM Sunday, November 9th, at 2.30 p.m.Senior Hockey SHAWINIGAN ROYALS Prices: $1.50, $1;26,- 3100.Children .50 a SATS ON SALE FRIDAY ! Wo office opens at 10a 4 And at 12 noon.on ph days | Y.M.C.A.Briefs Athletic Night * A group of enthusiastic spec- \u2018tators lined the Westmount \u201cY\u201d Gymnasium on Saturday evéning last to watch the first Athletic Show sponsored by the West- moünt \u201cY\" Leaders\u2019 Council.In the basketball tilt, West- mount Intermediates won, from Verdun Coniforts 40 to.36.The off, Renault and \u201cTaylor.scored two \u2018quick baskets to \u2018give their team an early lead which they held.all \u2018the way.At half time, the : score was 26-11 for West- mount.\u201d In the second half the Comfort boys rallied under the sharp shooting of Redman who netted sixteen points for his team in the second half.In spite of this rally, the locals played consistantly steady ball and maintained an easy lead till the finishing gong.Team players and seores were as follows: .Comforts \u2014 Avon 2, Castello, Redman 18, Norris 8, McFee 5, Copping 3, Ledwidge.Westmount \u2014 Presho 4, Hughes 4, Renault 5, Taylor 15, Pharo 4, Humphreys 8, Morrow.During the intermission of the basketball game, Bert Light, the local \u201cY\u201d Boxing Coach, conducted a couple of exhibition boxing bouts.In the first bout Dayid Wright of Westmount met Pat Boland from N.D.G., while two boys from N.D.G.put on the second bout, Bob Martin and Maurice Gerard.In the last exhibition bout, Bob, Maurice and Pat put on a relay fight.Every time the coach called a name, that man went to his corner and the odd fellow came out to carry on the fight.In the end, all three were in the ring, much to the enjoyment of the audience.All boys boxed well and put on a lively fifteen minute exhibition.Following the basketball game, the Senior Leaders Corps members of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d put on a Gymnastic Exhibition.Included in this demonstration were on the high-bar, Dave Hunt with a tumbling routine on the mats, The boys put on a first class demonstration and the audience over.The S.N.C.sponsored a dance after the athletic show to which participants and their girl friends and the audience were Invited.The Leaders\u2019 Council are planning to hold similar affairs \u2018as regular features of their coming season\u2019s program.The opening meeting of the Couples Health Club was held last Tuesday night.This group is open to both fellows and girls in the senior division.Their pro- grom will consist of a period on the gym floor of exercises and games, a swim, followed by a club program.The executive are now planning a series of meetings on the general subpects of health and hygiene.The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 18th, and the subject is \u201cHow Healthy Are You?\u201d The speaker's name will be in The Examiner.The local Basketball School, conducted by the Physical Director, finished last Wednesday night, and all players are now trying out for the representative team in their age bracket.Thirty-five fellows were registéred for the course and average attendance was twenty-three.- During the course the Physical Director stressed the need for a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of the game, with plenty of practice, the different types of team play both offensively and defensively, the interpretation of the rules and techniques in officiating, arid the value of team -[play and -good sportsmanship.«Bagketball .is intended to be\u2019 a clean no-contact game, and only by knowing -the fundamentals: of.locals lead the scoring all the gf way: Following\" the opening - ti Art Henderson and John Cooper: and all three on the parallel bars.\u2019 seemed disappointed when it was | THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1947 Westmount Six Westmount Muatetpal League steñd- ings: \u2014 : - PEE \\WEE : G.W.L.T.F.A.Pts St.Leo\u2019s Greens 7 7 0.0165 241 Strathconas is \u201c8 771.0112\" 831 Roslyin Panther: 76 1 0 8 361 Queens Aloue \u201864-20 60 41 Roslyn R.R.8.4 4.0 37 466 St.\"Tec\u2019s Reds.8 2 5 1 32 08 St.Leo\u2019s Blues .6:14 1 1:87 Roslyn Argos .7.1 870-4814 060 0 29: Queens Rovers Te Roosters x .,.: St.Leo's ë Aces Queen's 5.1 4 \u2018Dyniites 4 + 4.\u2014 : x\u2014Dénotes games wor by défa-'t.Top 3 teams In playoffs 2nd plays 3rd in sudden \u2018death game, winner mects 1st in 2\u2019 games.Total Poluts to count.MIDGET - GW.JL.T.F.A, Pt< Armyy 01210 5 5 1°02154¢4 10 Panthers .\u2026 4 2 2 0052 50 4 St.Leo's A » 5.2 3 0 812) 4 St.Leo's\u2019 B .\u2026\u2026.5°1 4 0 38 136 2 it should be,\u201d was the Physical Director's closing sentence.The first monthly swim meet for boys of our local \u2018Y\u201d will be held this evening, starting at 7.39.The Boys Swim Club, which is usually held at this hour, will be cancelled this week in favour of \u2018| the meet.Don Rose, of the Red Cross Society Swimming Division, and Robert Bain, coach of the Boys\u2019 Swim Club, will be assisting the Physical Director to, all boys of the \u201cY\u201d who can swim two lengths or better.The races will include the usual free style, breast and back plus several novelty races and relays for every swimmer.Boys, be sure to bring your swim suits and your parents.serving.Use a sharp knife or scissors and don\u2019t cut too fine.with the meet.This meet is open Cut up salad greens just before |} po \u2014 | pictures are based on the popular radio program ôf the same name, |Cenotaph Service | (Continued from Page 1).\u2018 Mess at the conclusion of the parade and change of command -|:ceremony.= Because | the Royal Montreal \u2018Regiment served in Holland, the International Service of the CBC will make a recording of - the cremony, whicff@b will later broad- \u201ccast abroad in a special Remembrance Day Programme.STEADY ACTING lead in Pine-Thomas\u2019 \u201cBig Town\u201d series with Philip Reed in the Par- | amount releases.The newspaper PauE ELEVEN Having recently appeared with] \u2018| Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr and: other 0 * #3 -| top stars, Hillary Brooke has the.3 -2 0138 47 6 0 23 : INDIVIDUALLY BUILT TO YOUR ORDERS \u2018Euterpe A ovr \"And Radios For Appointment Phone .- DExter 7601 - .Evenings : LAncaiter 0495 ° \u2018® PLYWOOD © TEN TEST ® CEILING BLOCKS We have everything you (Cut.to your requirements) - © WALLBOARDS © MASONITE © METAL MOLDINGS COME DOWN AND SEE US \u2014 PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Fas RE BOARD 220 COLBORNE STREET WE.5782 R.W.BILODEAU, Manager need fo beautify and \u2018modernize your home.TILEBOARD is .Durable « + .Economical « « .Beautiful oduods (f good, foot-work and, playing the.\u2026 or BE A pall can: the Fame be a as Food.»\u201d 2 AW ES 111 = \u201c x Fi REMEMBRANCE DAY Nov.11th\u2014On this day we pause to honour the memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice.Let us honour, too, the great contribution the Veteran has made to our civilization, our country, and our very lives.Men like this, Canada\u2019s finest, have served the world.¢ - DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY sit] aa ern, mé Se ad ae ral Et ae pre au 2e 2407 Sey re Tm EP a + = wy 6 us mre ge Ten .Sadly 1p phy EXAMINER, \u2018WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ng At the Following United Theatres LAST SHOWING TODAY! e\u201d AVENUE \u201cNOTORIOUS,\u201d Starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman.Also \"NOB\" HILL,\" starring George Raft and Peggy Ann Gardner.MONKLAND 14 wucksters starring Clark Gable and Deborah Kerr.Also \u201cFRAMED,\u201d starring Glenn Ford.SNOWDON \u201cTHE ECG AND 1.\" starring Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray.Also delightful short subjects, Cartoon, Fabulous City and News.SEVILLE HE MACOMBER AFFAIR,\" starring Gregory Peck and Joan Bennett.Also ~ \"FUN ON A WEEKEND,\u201d with Eddie Bracken , and Priscilla Lane.TODAY and SATURDAY! WESTMOUNT \u201cUNFAITHFUL,\u201d starring Ann Sheridan and Zachary Scott.Also \"THE CORPSE CAME C.0.D.\" \u201cDark Delusion,\u201d the new M-% G-M offering on the Snowdon screen, is definitely the dish for those who like entertainment to move at a fast clip and who prefer their film menu apiced- with generous portions of comedy, romance and suspense.i Latest in the popular \u201cDr.Gillespie\u201d medical drama series, the picture returns Lionel Barrymore as the bull-headed, gruff but brilliant surgeon of Blair Hospital.As he has often done in the past, Dr.Gillespie again | attempts to further the career of one of his proteges, and in the present adventures it is the fiery and two-fisted young \u2018Dr.Tommy Coalt (James Craig) who explodes considerable dramatic dynamite when he takes over the strange case of an attractive young girl who believes herself to \u2018be insane.Cynthia Grace (Lucille Brem- er) is the patient who exhibits every symptom of schizophrenia, including kleptomaniac tendencies, and she leads Coalt a merry chase before the mysterious happening which brought about her condition is revealed through an ingenious ruse of Dr.Gillespie's.The .cast of \u201cDark Delusion\u201d is the finest ever assembled foy John Hodiak \u2014 George Murphy \u2014 Frances Gifford Dean Stockwell \u2014 Eve Arden (Decarie Blvd.at Snowdon JInct.) STARTING SATURDAY The revealing melodrama that lays bare the inner secrets of a woman's heart! AT THE SNOWDON THEATRE SATURDAY \"Lovely Lucille Bremer abandons her dancing roles to play her first straight drametic part opposite James Cralg in M-G-M's power- fui new drome \"Dark Delusion,\u201d opening Saturday ot the Snowden Theatre.Lionel Barrymore is the third headliner In a tense story which probes into the hidden secrets of a woman's mind.To learn more obout women, the added attraction.\"The Armelo Affair,\" starring John Hodiac, George Murphy end Frances Gifford, offers twe of the most owtstanding entertainment features of the season.\u2018Bremer, heretofore seen in danc- the series.Barrymore, of course, fits his Dr.Gillespie role lkie a glove and there is something doing every moment he appears on the screen.James Craig is excellent as the young medico who refuses to accept circumstantial evidence of his patient's insanity, and eye-filling Lucille ing roles, reveals an arrested dramatic talent in the difficult role of the tormented Cynthia.Added Feature A starkly gripping performance by Frances Gifford in the role of a woman who, neglected by a busy husband, finds solace in the company of another man only to be accused of murder, makes \u2018The Arnello Affair\u201d an offering you wont\u2019 want to miss.George Murphy plays Ted Parkson, the lawyer-husband whose neglect of his wife, Anne (Miss Gifford), and little son, Ricky (Dean Stockwell), encourage Anne to submit to the attentions of Tony Arnelo (John Hodiak), a man of loose morals but of hypnotic charm.Just as Anne is about to break off her as yet innocent relations with him, the murdered body of his ex-sweetheart is found.Because of an incriminating letter, a vanity case found near the dead girl's body, and the discovery upon Ted's part of Anne's key to Tony's apartment, it appears as though she will have a diffi cult time proving her innocence, Susan Hayward Stars In Wanger's s \u201cSmash Up\u201d Whenever the latest trends and fashions in motion picture making come up for discussion in Hollywood, Walter.Wangers name gets into the conversation early and often.This is because the producer has established himself as the industry\u2019s most progressive and daring entrepreneur.He plans his pictures far ahead, and is continuously doing things his contemporaries believe impossible.Now comes his latest sensation, \u201cSmash-Up\u2014The Story of a Wo- film currently at the Monkland Theatre.; Susan Hayward, Lee Bowman, Marsha Hunt and Eddie Albert star in the picture, a brilliant drama of modern life.Daring Story Miss Hayward is cast as à SUC- cesaful night-club singer and radio artist who sacrifices her career to become the wife of 8 struggling crooner.When her husband sky-rockets to fame and fortune on a sudden wave of popularity and promotion, she finds all responsibility as a wif?and mother taken from her.In man,\u201d a Universal-International 4 (Continued on Page 14) BIG ADDED FEATURE AT THE MONKLAND SATURDAY Rosalind Russell and M D teamed h Co Pletures* provecative leve.orn.ey You'll Cheer Susan Hay, % \u201cDark Delusion And The Amelo Affair\u201d \u2014Snowdon : packec .man - absent gp theme Warne opens Saturd Ann Zachai roles tion, Cowan Hoyt acteriz \u201cThe & cry body ters\u2019 dan) truder elry a stabbe her Scott) Tokyo The of Mi who, ardent her When Es \u2014 | er er- jon Ich pre ing the miss.Ted band Anne son, en- ) the (John 1orals st as f her with f his cause r à dead overy 3 key ypears diffie cence, \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAYS MEMBER 7% 1047 | \u201cMiracle On 34th Street\u201d Opens At Westmount A delightful entertainment | opens Sunday at the Westmount Theatre with the showing of Twentieth Century-Fox's \u201cMir- gle on 34th Street.\u201d The film pas the gaiety of & holiday par-|.ty with plenty of romance, laugh- and sentiment to make all \u201c vho see it glow with the feel- that there still are \u2018a lot of wholesome people left in this\u2019 L troubled world of ours.Maureen O'Hara, as Doris Walker, a department store executive, and JohrPayne, a young lawyer, Who are even more charming than they were .in ugentimental Journey,\u201d provide the romance, and Edmund Gwenn one of the screen's finest character actors, motivates this heart warming love story with his unusual characterization of Kris Kringle, a kindly old man who really believes he is Santa Claus.The unscrambling of the situations which Kris manages to create makes the story bright with laughter and poignant with pathos and sentiment.George Seat- on, who both wrote the screen play from a story by Valentine Davis and directed the picture, the riotous that make Twentieth Century-Fox comedy hit, AT THE WESTMOUNT THEATRE SUNDAY Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O'Hara and John Payne ore involved in \"Miracle On 34th Street.\u201d the new opening Sunday at the Westmount Theaive.The film's outstanding cast also Inciudes Nataile Wood, sensational eight year old child star.Gene Lockhart, Porter Hall, Jerome comedy hit.has given ib sparkling dialogue and heart-gripping action.One of the funniest scenes this reviewer has ever seen on the screen is the one in the court- room where an attempt is.made Ann Sheridan Triumphs In Drama \u201cThe An up-to-the-minute story, packed with suspense, of a woman who is unfaithful to her - absent husband, is the exciting ; theme of \u201cThe Unfaithful,\u201d new Warner Bros.film drama which opens at the Seville Theatre on Saturday.Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayres and Zachary Scott, have co-starring roles in the romantic production, with Eve Arden, Jerome Cowan, Steven Geray and John Hoyt in other important char- scterizations.\u201cThe Unfaithful\u201d begins with a cry in the night and a dead body on the floor of Chris Hun- | ters\u2019 home.Chris (Ann Sheridan) tells police that the intruder had demanded her jewelry and in the struggle she had stabbed him with a knife which her husband, Bob (Zachary Scott), had brought home from Tokyo.The body is identified as that of Michael Tanner, a sculptor, who, it develops, had been an ardent suitor of Chris\u2019 during her husband's service overseas.When Bob learns the truth, .torney (Jerome Cowan) to impress the jury with the | Unfaithful\u201d ~ Chris pleads for his forgiveness, but he asks for a divorce.In court, the prosecuting at- strives belief that Chris clung to the husband she had deceived, merely to preserve the comfortable life he had provided for her.Her defence rests on the established physical evidence as proof that Chris killed in self-defence.The jury's decision and its effect on Bob's plans creates a sweeping climax which wrings from the story the last full measure of emotion.Added Feature - \u201cThe Corpse Came C.0.D.> is topnotch fun fare.A thumpingly good comedy-mystery, starring George Brent and Joan Blondell, has been turned out by Columbia in \u201cThe Corpse Came C.0.D.\u201d Moving at a fast gait, liberally sprinkled with laughs and snappy dialogue and containing plenty of thrilling moments as well, the film easily achieves the top rank Xfor its type.AT THE SEVILLE E THEATRE SATURDAY Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayres end Zachary Scott, Warner Bros.\u201d \"The Unfaithful,\u201d ot @ smoll Los tafking over a turn of events In a scene from rendezvous, starring frie In Angeles | he film hich Somes to the Seville Theatre Saturday.DO YOU KNOW THAT?Clark Gable once appeared on the stage in Astoria, Oregon, cast 48 a cook who became a police chief?Jose Iturbi is the first actor to Ye his own name used in a mar- Ceremony on the screen?In MGM's \u201cBirds and the Bees,\u201d he marries Jeanette \u201c MacDonald who becomes \u201cMrs.Jose Iturbi.\u201d Katherine Hepburn says the best herve tonic in the world is a shower bath?She takes as many as five a day.Albert Dekker's first screen appearance for M-G-M in \u201cMarie Antoinette\u201d lasted eight seconds?\u2019 wears wc 7 deal E 80 Cowan and Williom Frewley are also ably cast In shis fesgh à minute to prove that pr Kringle is a | phony.For business reasons none Jd 1 In \u201cSmash-Up\u201d At Monkland of the department store executives who are deeply involved in Mr.Kringle\u2019s actions, want to admit publicly that there is even a slight difference of opinion abput the existence of Santa \u2018Claus and this gives John Payne, the young lawyer, a chance to rescue the old man from the clutches of the law.Even the! judge and the prosecutor find Ahemselves in a \u2018dilemma they PAGE THIRTEEN cannot escape\u2014all to the delight of Maureen and John.- LEARN TO SING Under the Personal Direction \u2018of PROFESSOR Tenor of the Milan Opera Many of my pupils are now with Metropolitan and San Carle Operas, others have had remarkable success at the Capitol, Palace Loew's Theatres, also on the radio und at eoncerts.1370 Greene Ave., Westmount WEilington 6133 en Adulte Children - ANOTHER WONDERFUL WEEK! TREASURE ISLAND Presented by The Theatre for Young Folk THIS SATURDAY November 8, ot 2.30, ot Victoria Hell e e.Reserved | Ceseetestisnaiiinrrsrnganns \"$1.00 A Tickets on sale at box office before performance or in advance at 5767 Monkiand Ave.{All prices include tax) 75 EL.1668 | .STARNC SATURDAY | YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT! left alone too much.Tre lost my self-respect\u2019 There was a ring on Angel's finger.but she was cherished too litde.Every woman knows her tormeat.many men know her too well.! AT THE lo ROSALIND | | = SHELL poicia Mas - Me Guilt af Pants \\ \u2026 .Susan Hayward in the role you\"H cheer in the picture of the year! with CARL ESMOND © CARLETON YOUNG © CHARLES D.BROWN MELVYN .30 CABMR- BETSY BLAIR - WA FOCH Don't condemn Janet Ames until you've seen the picture! Ee mea ben Na ae ae \\ Le Sree t.PETTY SAM 3 FR REA TRENT CEE FRET FU AE NE EEE EE LEP EE COTE ed ae v - Came 9 PAGE FOURTEEN \u201cIreasure Is Begins 2nd Week At Victoria Hall With \u201cTreasure Island\u201d going to its second week at Victoria Hall, the \u201cTheatre for Young Folk\u201d is looking forward to another performance.For with this week's presentation will go an- .other chance for Montreal school- dren\u2019s shows.By writing an essay, awards that are being presented for essays written about the play.The contest is being sponsored, > \u2018 DS rie ciao WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 187 ie Schools, In order to maks children] \u201cconcentrate\u201d more upon the chil children to earn some of: the.cash the story will stick in their minds, thus giving each production a double value: entertaining the audience and introducing them to worth-while stories that -they will remember.The theme of the essay is: \u201cThe Character That I Liked Best in the C.A.T.Version of \u201cTreasure Island.\u201d Prizes are fifteen, ten and.five dollars respectively.Any Montreal school-child may submit an essay, which must be forwarded to the Theatre for Young Folk, 5767 Monkland Avenues \u2018The present play will continue at Victoria Hall for the next three or four weeks, to be followed by Rosanna Seaborn Directs At M.R.T.Rosana Seaborn is directing MRT's production of Terence Rat- tigan's play \u201cWhile the Sun Shines,\u201d which opens at MRT Playhouse, Guy Street, on November 20th.She produced the Open Air Playhouse\u2019s production of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream which was presented at Beaver Lake last summer.Miss Seaborn studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, London, England, acted professionally there, Rey has also appeared in the United States, no- -tably with Flora Robson in \u201cLadies the screen \u2018was a.troke::of ine trepid showmanship oi thy \u201cpart of Walter Wanger.And his cast- in co-operation with Montreal \u201cThe Wizard of Oz.\u201d - DANCE SHOES : AND SUPPLIES FOR THOSE WHO DANCE TOE SHOES, BALLET SHOES, TAP SHOES, SANDALS, COWBOY BOOTS AND SHIRTS, ALUMINUM TAPS, TAMBOURINES, - -CASTANETS, JEWEL CLOTH, FRINGE, TARLATANE, MARABOU, STAGE MAKE-UP.We Rent and Sell Spotlights JOHNNY BROWN 637 BURNSIDE ST.(Between Rear of Eaton\u2019s and Morgan's) in Retirement.\u201d She is well-known to Montreal audiences, having -ap- peared in several MRT productions as Reagan in \u201cKing Lear\u201d.As a director, she will be remembered for ker production of \u201cHotel Universe\u201d and \u201cViceroy Sarah\u201d which she did at MRT a few years 8g0.Last year.she assisted Malcolm Morley when he directed \u201cJoan.of Lorraine\u201d for MRT.2 _ \u201cWhile the Sun _Shines\u201d is a in the privatg lives of an English rating, an American Lieutenant, a French Officer, and a W.AAF.Modelling Class NT Lani \u201cWHILE THE SUN SHINES\u201d A Comedy by Terence Rattigan Nov.20 - 29 \u2014 8.45 p.m.ALL SEATS RESERVED \u2014 $1.58 Tax.Inc.1550 Guy St.\u2014 FI.4483\" Box Office Opens Monday, Nev.7h, 9.30 a.m.\u2014 5.30 p.m.: Latecomers not admitted until the interval See Fashion Show | Clothes play a great part in expressing the personality of the wearer, Maurice Speyer, designer, pointed out in a brief talk which preceded a fashion show- at the Speirs - Miller Dance Studios on Thursday evening.But, he noted, if one is to express the personality artistically in clothes, one must have a personality to express.And thus it was necessary in the process of educating oneself to wear the right clothes, also to educate the mind to an appreciation of music, | books and other cultural interests.Otherwise, Mr.Speyer warned, a girl will have very little personality to express.In the art of wearing clothes with distinction, he thought fit Such real people, Such real romance, such Real and rare A United \u201c .i (Sherbrooke at Claremont) humor, it becomes STARTS The Heart Story ~ SUNDAY Of Our Day! -Filled with Laughter.Tenderness.and Joy! Pargme ants The Blaze of Glory ©: staring Romance of ANNE BAXTER America's WILLIAM HOLDEN Short Subject > Most SA SONNY TUFTS Delights Thrilling (=o WILLIAM BENDIX \u201cERIENDLY Days! STERLING HAYDEN GHOSTS\" _ HOWARD DA SILYA WESTMOUNT most important for the wearer to know herself and to dare to be herself, and to avoid fads launched with a commercial motive.A little social consciousness, an awareness of environment was a good thing to acquire also, said the designer, as it tended to prevent over-dressing.The youthful audience, composed mainly of Speirs - Miller pupils oft the modelling classes, also were âddressed by Grace Speyer, wife of the designer, who advised against over-elaborate styles and a picture\u201d said Mrs.Speyer.\u201cIf the frame is too elaborate, the attraction of the picture itself (you) is over-shadowed.\u201d She expressed the opinion that pearls belong on skin or velvet, not wool; that either real lace or no lace at all should adorn a gown; that heavy fur banding on cloth coats is apt to have social significance and signify class dressing, and that fur neckpieces and stoles are inartistic with tailored suits, being over-feminine for the type of wear.Over-matching was also inartistic, in her opinion, too much of one color swamping the\u201d onlooker's interest in the wearer's charms, of feature and expression.Betty Speirs introduced and thanked the designers and was responsible for the music.She also thanked the models, the Misses Audrey Speirs and Dorothy Staples and Mrs.C.Thomson.Susan Hayward Stars (Continued from.Page 12) the ensuing loneliness and frustration, she takes to drink.The tortures of alcohol and conscience- conflict involve her in poignant situations which lead to a heart- stirring climax and, eventually, her domestic happiness.and with the Shakespeare Soclety | story dealing with the happenings] ing of suits and afternoon dresses | accessories, \u201cConsider yourself as \u201ca She.Le ain in ET i.e ue.bia\u2019s \u201cThe - x \u2018war widow who has be ing of the glamorous Miss Hayward in the tensely dramatic role of a near-dipsomaniac is regarded as a brilliant contribution to his long list of film innovations.Big Added Feature Rosalind Russell, who made her mark in Hollywood as an expert portrayer of romantic comedy roles, continues to break new ground as a dramatic actress in a role fhat is richer than any she has ever achieved.Her latest part rotic but recovers to love.She runs the odie À \u2018tions in a strikingly difte story.Men will love he women will view her wi pathetic understanding that should prove to be the of the year wherever it plays, many splendid performanc romantic farceur, celebrated career.In ¢ t Ames,\u201d finds Rosalind ag \u2014\u2014 Come neue, of emg.Tent love T, .While th sym.ina film Melvyn Douglas, famous for hig \u20acs as à returns to the screen in what is Probably hi most colorful role in a long an \u201cSMALL.FITS INTO TOPCOAT POCKET! 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Urge on FOR SALE A.GENERAL extra large martens, beautifully arranged, perfect condition, sacrifice, $125.00.AT.4693.P-37 SINGLE SIMMONS bed, complete with box spring and mattress.WI.aise THREB 181 WANTED TO PURCHASE 42 PERSONALS + CHILDREN\u2019S PARTIES Complete entertainment service for parties, games, musie, recording, movies, silent and, sound, WA.51 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65e Additional Werds 3 Cents Each BUILDING REPAIRS ALTERATIONS, carpentry, painting, decorating and paper hanging, plastering, floor scraping, general repairs, F.Hendy and Son.Free Estimates gladly given.WI, 3928, P-6 CHIROFODIST JEAN SCOTT Chiropodist (London, Eng.) -Office: 5369 Queen Mary Rd.ELWOOD 8636 : P-14 DECORATING FOR CARPENTRY REPAIRS F Thomas.For painting and decorating, ve Thomas.Estimates free.WI.6311.papering, picture framing, window, .glazing and carpentry work.Operated by veterans.co P-19 ° EDUCATIONAL GRAPHO-ANALYSIS HAND WRITING : .ANALYSIS 5e, Elementary course of 10 lectiftes in\u2019 Blackburn, \" - grapho-analysis by M.E.Groups now being formed.Credits on successful completion ap.Aptitude test\u2019 on application.- lent, Registration, Apt.3, 19 Staynor Ave., November 10th, 11th, 12th.10 a.m.-9 p.m, For Information: WI, 2348 P-69 THIRD year college student would coach younger students in grade and High School subjects.WA.ELECTRICAL REPAIRS\u2019 ELECTRICAL repairs and installations of all kinds.Electrical appliances GIFT for the gourmet, Home made jelly, attractively wrapped with 2 dozen cheese shortbreads, $1.00, Place Christmas order now.DE, ®93.- P-21 of all makes repaired.Star Eleetric, , Lic d Electricians, 1409 Plerce, FI.6107, P-3 WE REPAIR radios, toasters, vacuums, irons, heaters, lamps, fans, etc.Repairs guaranteed.WE.2226.P-§ CALL WE.2726, for your painting, re erm rr ri Se Pm a Ss Bi PH yi ip me 120% ee DR mate ae Le pme pr nt re et ; FUNCRAL HOME |.5610 Sherbrooke SLW, DExrer 1149 Mod ern Chapel h HAMMOND® ORGAN rE ret \u2018Remington portable No.6, nearly new, with carrying case, WL 7651, After 6 p.m, P-70 CHESTERFIELD Marshall spring chesterfield, excel lent condition, fine quality upholstery, 83 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED GLEANING WOMAN, Monday and Friday, 10 am.to 3 p.m.$3.00 and car \u2018References required.plus yellow.gretonne slipcovers, price, .$80.00.AT.9590.» Ppl | fare EL.9741 CABINET gas stove, Gurney, latest WANTED \u2014 Maid for general house- model, hardly used, control oven, work.WE.1836, P-38 grill warmer, pilot light; avaliable nom owner moving, $150.00, Ya 84 HELP WTD.\u2014FEMALE TYPEWRITER KINDERGARTEN TEACHER wanted afternoons, private school, Westmount; apply giving experience and qualifications to box 138, c-o 2191 Hampton, YOUTH\u2019S TUXEDOS, in perfect condl- tion, sizes 32 and 34.DE.2341.P-30 BEATTY washing machine, 385.003 Singer sewing machine.AT.763 \"ne 5 , P-63 FuneraL Directors Gstablished 1840 A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge Smes 85 SITS.WANTED\u2014FEMALE QUALIFIED TEACHER, private tutoring any subjects.EL.2890.P-24 EXPERIENCED baby sitter, available anytime, References.Phone LA.7322, Apt.3.P-27 LADY desires part time work 2 nights a week; WA, 2363, P-65 87 SITS.WANTED\u2014MALE WESTMOVYNT window cleaner will put up double windows, also will do floors, walls, ceilings.HA.3625.P-22 ENGINEER, licensed.steam refrigeration, wants job as Superintendent or Janitor of apartment building.Good maintenance man.references.Write box 132, c-o 21891 Hampton A se.LOST BLACK kniiting bag, vicini Clare- mont and Lorraine, Reward.DE.2e CHILD'S navy blue roller brim hat, Tuesday afternoon, Murray Hill Park.near swings.DE.1848, P-58 ai DOMESTIO PETS VEVA H.ROBSON Offers you the smartest In trimming washing, pedicurin Riso the moat up-to-date in Boar seu : Yo \u2018 : PENUODCENOOUSUFPHEADENSNDEDIN-SROIIGE CUS RO00O TC 00HD FAMC0 OT ONE US I CCDAD + reservations call LA.1) oar (oe ELI Bald dg ng_Tcennels For .P-16 Victoria Hall 5 filled, 3 pieces, 2 tones, sacrifice WHITE fancy skates, good condition ENJOYABLE MOVIES Westmount Appitances ana Sports Co., 365.09; dew Tug Ex 3, 315607 Shae SA or 7.F1.For children\u2019s parties, shown 4209 St.Catherine St.W.P-T rbrooke West.ELECTRIC TRAIN for foster child, not T \u2014 - \u2014 MAHOGANY Teedlepoini fireside necessarily good order.EL: $281.'P4a| your home, sound and silent, AN CTR \u2014\u2014Blectrical Con .ench, 44\" long, wide; set © J = È p - 4 children\u2019s educational books, \u201cJour ANTIQUES, chins, silverware (in any e or 0 ale tons, motor and oll \"pri | .neys hrough Bookland', 10 vol- condition), pélass, furniture, a .> i umes; one circassian walnut bedroom ee Cash Paid.Lyons, P-9 This Week at FURNITURE REQAIRS : Noting set, § pleces, WE.3340., P-¢g| Catherine.: : FURNITURE polished, painted and repaired, Antique furniture a specialty.Upholstering, dripes, curtains.Free estimates, Phone hefore 9.30 a.m, or after 7 p.m.CL.8423, P-13 Friday, November 7 N.D.G.Women's Club, fashion show \u2014 afternoon.} Caledonia Society; social \u2014 evening.Saturday, November 8 Canadian Art Theatre Play, \u2018\u2019Freasure Island\u201d\u20142.30 p.m.Monday, November 16 Westmount Lodge AF.and A.M.\u2014evening.43 | Tuesday, November 11 Silver Cross Women's League of Canada\u2014evening.St.John Ambulance Society\u2014 evening.Westmount Women's board meeting\u20142 p.m.Queen Esther Chapter O.E.S.\u2014 evening.Wednesday, November 12 V.O.N.\u2014morning and afternoon.Rotary Club luncheon.Dickens\u2019 Fellowship, bridge \u2014 evening.Westmount C.C.F.Club \u2014 evening.Westmount Chapter OES.\u2014 evening.Thursday, November 13 Westmount Stamp Club \u2014 evening.Club, >xt PE ; or 5618, Evenings, YO.302, MUSIC LESSONS MEGAN LLOYD Planoforte and Theory : Concert and Radio.5131 Cote St, Antoine Rd.DE.7366 P-38 RADIO REPAIRS RADIO and appliance repairs.Work guaranteed, price reasonable, DE.4751.P-20 RUG SERVICE BEAUTIFUL REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS made from your old carpets, materials, into any size or color.ANGLO-FRENCH CARPET Co, Drummond Bldg.PL 5816 pr TAILORING.TOP coats turned and renewed, $17.50, fur coats rebuilt, men\u2019s suits remodelled for ladies\u201d costumes and slacks or for children, to measure, No fancy prices.5906 Sherbrooke Ve ons BLINDS corner Clift: ROYAL VENETIAN BLINDS | Flexible aluminu made-to-measure.le alu mm YO.hell.enamel bake, eggshell YS; Oven WIL.not warp, samatau a mi PAE a THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1847 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 qi - The phow of t prtment Friday \u20ac tory, wit greater v jy time pants in feally ari ferent las PROVED THEIR FAITH IN CANADA a +130 Years Ago formerly.from whi >, °C .i lows 1 An exhausted Europe \u2014torn by de- 1817.Sturdy colonists of British North America ~ half mong cades of war\u2014was breathing more a million of them\u2014were scattered over as many square fuced thi easily .two years before, the miles.To the west and north lay another two million er, Maris Napoleonic Wars had at last ended at Waterloo.In the square miles, unsettled and untouched.Merchants and Np ~ New World, the three-year-old Treaty of Ghent had traders did their business by barter and upended QUEBEC and the Bof M Have Grewr Up Together The Province of Quebec\u2014 cradie of the nation\u2014was the birthplace of Canada\u2019s first-established bank.Here, in Montreal, whose population was but 20,000 at the time, began the Bank of Montreal in 1817.and with it the branch banking system of the nation.Thus, the province that was the springboard for discovery and colonization of Canada\u2019s vast areas, also gave birth to the country\u2019s financial system which helped make Confederation possible and provided fertile soil for the sceds of nationhood.Today, the B of M serves the people of the province through 104 branches apd is constantly adding to this number.MY BANK TO A NILLION CANADIANS ended an attempted invasion from the south.and the peoples of North America began a friendship that is the admiration of the world today: TO this scene came nine men.of vision .nine English and Scottish merchants who realized that, without a \u201c solid financial foundation, the colonies Could never reach nationhood.Together, they determined a course of action.With their own money and the backisg of 209 other pioneering citizens, these nine men founded the Bank of Montreal, which opened its doors for business on November 3rd, 1817.Never once since then has the Bank failed to open on a business day.UT all was not easy.There were hard, trying days ahead\u2014each decade had its ups and downs.From 1836, - to 1840, Canada experienced a succession of bad harvests, political convulsions, commercial changes and failures.Rebellion had depreciated the value of property and seriously hindered the improvement and further settlement of the country.The Bank of Montreal survived only by the most careful use of its resources and the confident loyalty of its depositors.with a hodge-podge of foreign currencies, whose changing values spelled chaos.Trade development languished.T the very outset, the Bank issued its own bills and coins.Here was Canada\u2019s first real money.The currency won immediate acceptance.goods moved more quickly.and the stability the nine men hoped for came rapidly.The people proudly welcomed this Canadian currency \u2014and, as its circulation spread, so did the reputation of the new bank.Within a year of its founding it became the Goverameat\u2019s banker, and its currency officially replaced the British money used by the Government up to that time.ECOVERY was rapid during the middle years of the ceatusy.Then came 1867.and à nation was born.But a trans-continental railway was a condition of Confederation, and now the Canadian Pacific had to be pushed through.To speed the construction, the enterprise was placed in private hands.The work went fast, and the last spike\u201d was driven five years earlier than expected.With faith characteristic of its nine founders, the Bof M had backed, to the limit this great national project.ST two weeks after the Bank started, Canada\u2019s first branch bank was founded.the B of M\u2019s Quebec agency opened\u2014and, thus, the Canadian branch banking system began.The following year saw agencies opened at Kingston and York, now Toronto, and branches spread as the years went on.Hailed throughout the world for its strength and flexibility, this system of braoch banking\u2014begun 130 years ago\u2014has proved ideal for a country vast in area and small in population.19 \u2014the century opened with a new flood of prosperity which lasted for more than a decade.Two more trans-continental railway systems.a great influx of new settlers «.abundant crops .thousands of new .industries\u2014and then.World War 1! Through the trying times which followed +.the inflated days of the 20's and the depressed days of the 30°s\u2014through 8 second World War in our time .+ Canadians worked and fought, and Canada became a world power.\u2014Peace.new plans.new hopes.rehabilitation.Life in Canada still takes work, courage and, above all, vision .« the kind of vision which spurred nine men to pioneer the nation\u2019s economy 130 years ago.From a corporal\u2019s guard in 1817, the staff of the Bof M has grown to an army eight thousand strong.working closely with Canadians and their industries in hundreds of communities from coast to coast.supplying the lifeblood of credit to an expanding nation.seeking always\u2014through sound counsel and friendly service\u2014to give practical help to the million and a balf customers who put their trust in the Bank: What 0 Tomorrow.ve 2 Just as history foreshadows the future, sothe record of Canada\u201dand of her first-established bank working together gives promise of bright tomorrows for the nation.\u201cThe twentieth century belongs to Canada\u201d.and fot that future we pledge ourselves anew to work constructively with Canadians in every walk of life, AY BANK oF MONTREAL G2orGEW.SPINNEY.C.M.G., President Canada\u2019s First-established Bank B.C.GARDNER, Vice President and ed Manager +\u2018 * = | Shag), bd show Alderms poner of Yatmour ww.Others Filuded: | ul W.S dly mana wefary-tr' W.Weldo D.A.Hs Wetmour CA Ja Westmoun tiation; W dent of = Club: Mr dent of À Club; Mr dent of Club; Mrs presentin, fue Club rident of | tial So Raymond, nd W.W Since it Mtracted Literally passed th trs on Su front 10 \u20ac days the b3 pm.Mother t Man ect Chile A larg People Mount J Monday bert a Psychiatr deliver t LH lect h spon Mount help pare derstandi Many p bringing chldres Dr.Md food De Age of Yarougy durin Browth, Next turer at YSigtant o Gene \u201cChi Age of Place: Mong, "]