The weekly examiner : including the districts of Model City, Outremont, North End, 4 octobre 1930, samedi 4 octobre 1930

[" The Weekly Examiner North End - Model City - Outremont VOL.2.NO.40.| TRIO FOUND GUILTY OF STEALING CAR Juggling of License Plates Solved by Local Police Alphonse Gaudreau, George Godrelli, John Capozzi and Peter Pasquale, who were arrested on September 20 by Outremont police after they had been seen driving in an automobile reported previously as being stolen, were found guilty of stealing an auto car and license plates\u2019 or Tuesday afternoon.The plates of the stolen car, an American number, were found by Outre- moht police after.Sentence will be passed on October 7th.According to the police who testified at the trial the accused made separate confessions, each putting the blame on the other.All the accused, with the exception of Pasquale, appeared in prisoner's garb, as they are at present serving a two-month sentence in jail passed on them hy the Outremont recorder for loit- erng at night.ANNUAL COLLECTION AT CATH.CHURCHES On the first Sunday in October, by order of His Grace the Archbishop of Montreal, the annual collection in aid of the poor is taken up in all the Catholic Churches of the Archdiocese, or as soon thereafter as may be found possible by the respective pastors.The total amount contributed by the English-speaking parishes is given to the Catholic Social Service Guild, which acts as their clearinghouse, and maintains a regular bureau and trained service to investigate reported cases and seek the correct solution of the problem involved.A free employment bureau is also carried on by the Guild.Owing to the prevailing conditions of unemployment and the hardships that follow in its wake the Guild is finding the work much heavier than usual at this season, so that its always slender resources are severely tapped in an effort to relieve the most acute forms of distress.A recent appeal to the members of the Guild to report vacancies for men or women in any line of work, and, where possible, to create temporary jobs of painting, housecleaning repairs, gardening, etc., has brought good results and been the means of cheering many a discouraged breadwinner, but help on a much larger scale will be needed to meet the demands of the winter season, and it is hoped that all who are in a position to do so will bear a generous share in the efforts now being made.= + + + + + + % + BUILDING REPORT SHOWS DECREASE Building activities in Outre- mont were lower for September than during the same period last year.Permits in the amount of $125,000 were issued this year as compared to $168,600 last year.General construction activities have _also decreased for the first nine months of the year when permits were granted in the amount of $873,900, while for the same period last year $1,688,600 was expended.> +» #* + + WOMEN'S CLUB ANNUAL BRIDGE WEDNESDAY NEXT Will be Held at Mount Royal Hotel Next Week The Annual Bridge and Tea of the; Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will be held in the Mount Royal Hotel, Wednesday October 8, at 3 p.m.Table Holders are requested to bring their own cards and score pads.The subscribers are as follows: \u2014 Mesdame: Allan L.Smith, A.R.Ket- terson, G.W.Latham, R.G.Hishon, A.H.Pepper, George Shanks, S.A.MacSween, H.M.Duncan, Percy Clarkson, J.A.Woodward, J.T.Reay, W.M.Tuff, R.H.Beckett, J.Rillie, S.Lebourveau, R.S.Langlands, William D.Tait, W.H.Livingston, J.F.Cargin, D.W.Massie, W.H.Biggar, Jos.Cummings, A.W.Craig, T.S.Currie, Roy Dewar, C.L.Drain, D.R.Melville, F.C.Hudson, M.Hishon, John F.Hall, W.P.Gould, A.W.Brown, John Shearer, J.H.McKee, Gordon Birney, A.C.Towne, H.Atkinson, R.Gordon Bain, J.D.Barnes, A.L.Beckett, J.C.Casselman, J.T.++.| Ce SCCGSCSSGHSOCOCSON & +44 45646 4$0H04606+ & + + Parker, R.Park, R.H.Pasmore, F.L.Pearce, George Phillips, E.C.Potter, Clifford Pratt, Rae Carson, W.J.Le Gallais, Charles Bird, Fraser Keith, R.Rowat, R.H.Mainer, Mesdames, G.E.Baptiste, Graham Barrow, M.H.Schade, J.Wilfrid Shaw, R.P.I.Morton, F.M.Mount, A.C.Jamieson, Thomas Hart- ness, J.M.Purcell, H.Meynell, A.Ballantyne, J.C.Lowe, R.C.Stevenson, P.B.Lyon, G.S.Barker, J.G.Barr, N.W.Cunningham, A.E.Cumming, L.J.Dunbar, H.R.Harris, A, D.Pelletier, Howard Ross, Charles R.Racine, A.C.Bissel, G.E.Armstrong, R.H.Somers, A.B.Baily, B.A.Ryan, W.Herbert Gormley, J.M.Anderson, J.Webber, J.McKee, A.A.MacKay, W.B.Shaw, E.J.Brunning, R.M.Woollatt, O.A.Barmich, H.M.Bol- ger, J.Tweedy, J.Brisbane, 8.Mason, J.Corley, George E.Foster, F.S.Hudson, Norton Blakey, D.A, Collins, George Preston, Richard Ryan, W.I.E.Burgess, A.J.Goodenough, J.L.Smeaton, Vernon Barry, George Nu- gent, W.A.Traill, W.H.Towle, J.C.Viberg, Miss Edna Wright, (Mrs) L.M.Clegg, Mrs.Frank Lees, Mrs.William Hill, Mrs.A.W.Brown, Mrs.W.P.Gould, Mrs.John Shearer.AT OUTREMONT ra One of thé many scenes in \u201cHot Curves\u201d at Outremont, starting Sat- A - + + + + + + + + of Montreal, as such dates back The present edifice was erected in foundations.Christ Church Cathedral, the Anglican Parish Church Chaplaincy in 1763 where the services of the Church of England were held in the old Recollect Church.now perhaps the most valuable plot in the heart of Montreal\u2019s uptown section and surreunded by towering business blocks.The beautiful spire was removed about two years ago owing to weakening of the to the Military 1869 on what is Pictures show a Grenadier Guards the Northwest rebellion.The services of Christ Church Cathedral will now be broadcast over C.H.Y.C,, the Montreal station of the Northern Electric Company, in rotation with the other seven churches under the jurisdiction of the Central Broadcasting Committee.through the autumn leaves.Inset is a view af the pulpit above which hangs the King's colours of the familiar glimpse of the Cathedral which was carried by them during The Outremont Theatre will be the centre of enthusiastic entertainment seekers\u2019, when it stages its firat Special Anniversary Program, for one week, beginning Saturday the fourth.A number of unusual specialties aré included on the program, which will introduce to Montreal audiences again, stage celebrities that have received a welcome ovation, wher ever they have played.Notable .of these will be the presentation of Delong and Renard, sensational ball-room dancers, in a series of popular specialties, - which promise instant popularity with everyone.Jean Winslow, America\u2019s famous acrobatic dancer will again thrill and entertain her audiences, with her remarkable girations, Miss Winslow has a magnetic personality PUPILS ENJOY THO HOLIDAYS DURING WEEK 66th.Annual Convention of P.A.P.T.Closes Schools BIG PROGRAM Much Stress Laid of Teaching in Rural Schools Students throughout the city enjoyed two extra holidays this week owing to the 66th Annual Convention of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers of Quebec which is being held at the Montreal High School October 1, 2; 3, and 4.The convention opened Wednesday night with a meeting of the executive committee at eight o'clock, and is continuing until tomorrow moon.The first business session of the conference was held yesterday morning and dealt mainly with reports from the various committees.An illustrated lecture on \u2018The History of the Book,\u201d was given by G.R.Lormer, M.A, Ph.D., Librarian, McGill University in the Assembly Hall.In the afternoon a mass meeting was held in the Assembly Hall and was featured by an address on \u201cThe Modern Scene in Education,\u201d by Henry PF.Munro, Phd.Superintendent of Education, Province of Nova Scotia, Anniversary Week At Outremont Theatre about her, that helps to make her dancing all the more irresistible to the eye.Louis Charter, world famous Canadian baritone singer will assist with a number of selected songs, arranged hy himself for this program.A splendid reception has always welcomed this noted artist with his listeners, and it is expected, his appearance at this Theatre will be none the less remarkable.Bob Nelson and his jazz mates\u2019 will help to dispense with the program, offering as their share, popular song and dance melodies.Bob says he is very happy to play for stage audiences again, as he has been doing a lot of ground work lately, for society folks out of town.The Management has apparently spared no expense in making up this program, to what might be termed, the most appropriate for the occasion.G.F.Locke, M.A., LL.D., Librarian, The Public Library of Toronto, whose subject was \u201cA Serious Problem Facing Us\u201d.This morning was taken up with a meeting of the executive committee, and sectional conferences.In the rural elementary section the program consisted of three lectures.Miss Violet B.Ramsay explained Individual Work on Exhibition; A.R.B.Lock- hart, M.A.Macdonald College, spoke on \u201cThe Time-table and the Course of Study\u201d; and Miss Brownrigg, Macdonald College, covered \u201cThe Teaching of French in the Rural School\u201d.In the Kindergarten and First Year section the program consisted of \u201cBirds of Montreal\u201d, Miss Louise Murphy; \u201cThe Young Child's Adjustment to the School,\u201d Mrs.W.T.B.Mitchell, B.A., Director, Montreal Division of Parental Education; \u201cCulture Expressed in Speech and Verse,\u201d Mrs.H, Wisely Bragg, England; an address by Miss Charlotte Whitton, M.A.Executive Secretary, Canadian Council of Child Welfare; \u201cTeaching of Reading to First Year Children, \u201cMiss Frances R.Parr, Quebec.ing second, third and fourth years: Junior Elementary Section, includ- \u201cThe Ultimate Test of Our Work\u201d, V.F.Adams, B.A., Superintendent of the Boy's Home, Montreal; \u201cJunior Red Cross,\u201d Mrs.Ruth B.Shaw, B.A, Supervisor, Quebec Division of Junior Red Cross; \u201cModern Methods of Teaching Spelling\u201d, C.R.Kneeland, B.A., principal, Connaught School; \u201cHow to Teach Composition,\u201d Robert K.Speer, Ph.D., director elementary education, School of Education, New York University.Senior Elementary Section: \u201cThe Teaching of English in the Elemen- MAC VIGAR YOUNG FOLKS PREPARE HUMOROUS SKETCH Will Present \u201cThe Dumb Waiter\" in Lecture Hall The Young Peoples Society of MacVicar Memorial Church in addition to their regular programme are busy preparing for their humourous sketch, \u201cThe Dumb Waiter\u201d, which will be given in the Lecture Hall of the Church on Monday and Tuesday, October 20 and 21st.Miss Pelton, Travelling Secretary of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society, of the Presbyterian Church in Canada and who is a most interesting speaker, will address the Thank Offering Meeting of MacVicar W.MS.on Thursday, October Yth at 3 p.m.A'ft women are invited.The Session of MacVicar Memorial Church at its regulay meeting held last Tuesday might, put on record its protest against the violation of the Lord\u2019s Day Act for the opening of the stores on Sunday, September 21st., and unanimously decided to call the attention of the authorities to the inareasing numbers of stores allowed to be open for business on that day.Copies of the protest will be sent to the City Council and to the Retail \u2018Merchants Association.Dr.Potter has arranged a helpful series lof topics for the Mid-Week Service in MacViear Memorial Church ea\u201ch Wednesday night.On Wednesday last the subject was: \u201cThe Great Text of Sir Walter Scott.\u201d \u201cI must work the works of Him that sent me while it is day; The night cometh when no man can work.\u201d Great interest has been taken im the Series of Studies.Next Wednesday's topic is \u201cThe Great Text of Oliver Cromwell.\u201d These mastings are open to everybody.Macdonald College; \u201cArithmetic \u2014 Arousing Interest in Problems in Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Years\u201d, F.H.Spinney, Pricipal, Alexandra School: \u201cOur Objectives in English,\u201d Prof.F.Clarke, McGill University.High School Section: \u201cThe Character Element in Education\u201d, Leslie Pidgeon, B.A, D.D.; \u201cThe High School Teacher and Vocational Guidance,\u201d F.R.Clarke, Chairman, Kiwanis Vocational Guidance Committee; four five-minute talks on English literature; \u201cThe Socia! Studies,\u201d H.F.Munro, Ph.D.Conferences were also heid by sections on French, Music Physical Training, and Household Science.The CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE ON DUROCHER STREET Fire in a fumace room last Friday did considerable damage to premises occupied by D.Isaacwon, 6843 Durocher street.Firemen under Chief Willis played one stream on the blaze for nearly an hour before getting the fire under control.Heavy damage was done to walls and ceilings and also personal property stored + in the furnace room.The cause of the outbreak is not known.CeEPEPP200000000¢00000e +04 444+4+4++4+4+4 000 ++ ++ $ + + + +6 + + 0 FAIR-ST.GILES MEN'S ASSOCIATION PLAN CAMPAICN Have Splendid Program For Autumn Season TUESDAY EVENING Opening Meeting of Year Billed For Coming Week The Men's Association of Fair- mount-St.Giles Church are planning a great season of work in the commodious new church located at the corner of Bernard and Stuart avenues, Outremont.Last winter the activities of this association were con- tinned with great success from October to April, meetings being he every Tuesday evening for recres- tion in carpet bowling and other games, and for social and mental improvement.This year the opening meeting will be held on next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock and the entire evening wilt be given to a social meeting.The men are preparing for a large number of strangers, and cordially invite men who are newcomers in the district, On Thursday, October 9th, a lec ture will be given by Rev.Dr.J.W.Ward, formerly of Montreal, now located in Detroit.The lecture will take the form of a \u201cDramatic Receit- al\u201d, on Dicken's great story \u201cA Tale of Two Cities\u201d.The association are expecting that the large assembly Hall will be crowded out that evening, and that only early comers will get seats À mass meeting for men will be held in the church auditorium on Sunday, October 12th at 3 p.m, the Rev.lr.Jones of Calvary Church will be the speaker.À spe- clal program of music is being prepared, and the Silver Band of the Salvation Army will also give sacred se'jactions.The association are also arranging that select pictures \u2018be shown for the Sunday School scholars and their friends on Friday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock as announced.The Devotional Meetings carried on last year on Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock will be resumed during this month.PER was featured by an address by the president of the association, Miss Jessie M.Norris, who was formerly connected with West Hill High School.Another speaker during the afternoon was Prof.Kirsopp, professor of ecclesiastical history, Harvard University.Price Two Cents LOCAL FOLKS AID CHARITY I OCTOBER Financial Drive Will be Held October 27th to November 3rd The first large gathering af workers who will participate in the annual campaign for the Federated Charities, will take place at 6.15 p.m, October 7, in the cafeteria of the Sun Life Assurance Company.T.B.Macaulay and other promiment citizens will be present, and filma depicting the work of various social agencies in the Federation will be shown.The key men in the employes\u2019 division are being invited to this supper at which they will be the guests of the Sun Life, The Financial Federation campaign will be held from October 27 until November 3.Campaign headquarters will be opened in the Mcintyre Building, Victoria Square, on Ucto- ber 10.The employes of large factories, stores, railways and offices, Saually raise from $40,000 to $46,000.The canvass in this division will open October 11.There are approximate.\u2018y 600 firms participating in this division.The following citizens have resumed responsibility for the employes' division: Chairman, Norman Holland; vice-chairman, J.M Morris; secretary, W.McK.Banjow.The district chairmen are: St.Henri, E.M.Mander; St.Joseph, A.D.Johnston; St.Andrew, George 8.Layton; St.James, R.H.Dean; St.Lawrence, J.C, F.Reid; Outremont, James Butler; Delormier and Mais- onneuve, Gordon Rabertson; Harbor, Irving P.Rexford.The Communist candidates in the Dominion poll chronicled 5,685 votes in a total of 3,898,995.This is à healthy sign.¢ + + + + + 0 06 + NORTH COUNTRY LIFE PUTS POUNDS ON DUGUID Lurne Duguid will look like 4 man-mountain when he parades down Forum ice this Winter if he does not lose any of the size that he has accumulated since the last hockey season.The high scoring centreman of Victorias and Canadian National hit for the high sticks in Northern Ontario a few months ago, and from recent reports has put plenty of poundage on his rather lanky frame.Duguid tipped the beam at 170 pounds in mid-summer, registering considerable gain after the hockey season.Now he weighs 186, and that is not fat, for the local athlete has been indulging in a lot of sport in th mining country, first at Cobalt and now in Kirkland Lake, where he has been living for some time.He is expected back in town shortly and should be in great shape for the coming ice season.90 $9#49S0S9SS9S90099SSSSS0S0SSSS05 0500 + ++40444 460040000000, + + % + + + + + + G.R.Quesnel Receives Fracture of Skull Thurs.Suffering from a fracture of the skull and possible internal injuries, G.R.Quesnel, residin admitted to the Notre Dame at 125 Cote Ste.Catherine Rd., was ospital shortly after noon on Thursday, following an accident when the motorcycle he was driving east on Ste.Catherine Rd., got out of control.According to witnesses Quesnel was proceedi along the thoroughfare at a fair rate of speed when his machine suddenly swerved and he was thrown some distance along the pavement.Dr.Sperber 4500 Hutchison street, was summoned and rendered first aid to the victim.Outremont police summoned an ambulance from the Notre Dame Hospital where esnel was removed in an unconscious condition.Considerable difficulty was experienced by police in identifying the victim and it was not until he recovered consciousness sufficiently to whisper his name on the way to the hospital that police had any information concerning him.tary Grades,\u201d H.D.Brunet, Ph.D, The meeting was alse addressed by Arousing the fes artad artaw ata ata gencrai session held this afternoon in It was reported at the hospital yesterday that his condition the Art Gallery, Sherbrooke street, was critical.- - , / Fe - * Ye ET - réir TWO + THE EXAMINER Published Weekly by The Monitor Publishing Co., Limited ADVERTISING | EDITORIAL 187 0 HEAD OVFICE 015?8357 PARK AVENUE MONTREAL, OCTOBER 4, 1930.The Terrault - Crepeau Case Thousands of electors in the North End who voted for Camillien Houde last Spring in preference to an English-speaking candidate must have read with amazement the newspaper accounts of the debate at the City Hall over the resignations of Messrs.Crepeau and Terrault.While the Mayor was perhaps justly wrathful at the papers publishing the fact that he blew his \u2018false teeth out of his mouth during the heated debate, nevertheless nobody will blame the reporter fof reporting the incident as it was merely the finishing touch to an afternoon of highly diverting comic- opera on the part of those who represent the populace of Canada\u2019s biggest city.The resignations of Mr.Crepeau and Mr.Terrault have not as yet been adequately explained.The method of punishing Mr.Crepeau, for example, for his alleged part, consent, or silence, in regard to the water deal is highly puzzling to the ignorant layman.Mr.Crepeau, who got $10,000 for working hard and faithfully for the city, is \u201cfired\u201d by the Houde administration\u2014but only on condition that he gets half a year\u2019s salary as a present ($5,000) and an annual pension of $7,500.That kind of \u201cpumishment\u201d is hard to Laderstand.There is plenty of suggestion to the whole situation that there is more to it than has yet been! divulged.Hints dropped by some of the aldermen during the heat of the debate aroused grave doubts as to the lily-white purity of some of the elected guardians of the public's interests.The real facts of the case would possibly make interesting reading.However, even assuming that the case was as extraordinary as stated, the behaviour of the majority of the aldermen was not conductive to strengthening their case with the public.Peaches Combine With Other Fruits T'astily Peach-Orange, Peach-Pear, Peach Lemon, Peach-Pineapple and Peach ard Maraschino Cherry Are Combinations Which Produce Delicious Jams and Marmalades FAVORITE RECIPES FOR PRESERVING PEACHES As we have received nnmerous re-! found in the small cook book which quests for suggestion for preserving |accompanies each bottie of commer- peaches, we are publishing a number [cial pectin.of our favorite recipes.These have been taken from the peach recipes which have been tested over a number of years and are favorites.Peaches combine delightfully with other fruits.Peach-orange peach- Peach Orange Marmalade Six pounds peaches, large oranges, put through of a thirty-five cent bottle of maras- pest, pesch-lemon, peach-pineapple| ino cherries, and the peach atones,|and France.She will sing next Sunday in pieces and seal.The delightful |evening.and peach and maraschino cherry are combinations which produce most delicious jams and marmalades.Jams made from these combinations may be prepared by using the recipes which we publish herewith, or by using the peach jam recipes foumd in the commercial pectin cook book\u2014using the combinations of fruits instead of peaches alone, flavor of the combined fruits makes \u2014Mrs.G.E.S.Oshawa.Note: We make a quantity of this but as a cake and tart filling as welland successfully by the one-period, cold pack method.The fruit must first be sorted, using firm peaches only, uniform in size and ripeness.Those discarded from the canning lot tures, then frozen.LEMON PIE Peach and Maraschino Marmalade peeled and sliced, 6 pounds granulgted sugar, 2 chopper (with skins).Add the juice|York in 1926.She this peach marmalade the most de-|will again be conducted by Reginald licious preserve I have ever tasted.\u201d{Stewart, the famous Canadian pianist marmaiade each year.It is delicious, {the first Canadian to be so honored not only when served as a marmalade, \u2014 will acompany the artistes.a.|1t adds a most delightful flavor when |Canadian announcer will again preside Peaches may be canned very easily| .to home-made ice cream mix-lat the microphone during these pro- Remove the crusts from 2 slices of IMPERIAL OIL 10 BROADGAST OVER CANADA First Program Has been Arranged For Sunday Evening WORLD FAMOUS ARTISTS Martha Attwood, Metropolitan Soprano, Features First Broadcast Commencing on Sunday, October bth the entire radio audience of the Dominion will once inore thrill to the rendering of grew.vocal and instru- FT TIT - THE WEEKLY ¥ EXAMINER, OCTOBER 4, 1930, NEW UNITED CHURCH \u201cThe Paper That Brings Results\u201d Outremont LYEO : CHyRCH Spaasa of QUEEN.MARY \u20ac Fincuisy RAD The architects\u2019 drawing shows the new building of the Queen which will be constructed on Queen Mary United Church, Mary Road.Attractions >\" : By Henry W.Sylvester Big League baseball provides thrills, adventure, romance and comedy for \u201cHot Curves\u201d, the Tiffany all-talking picture to be shown from Saturday to Tueeday, at this Theatre.Benny Rubin and Pert Kelton are Ju rs Nés bp) teamed for the laughs, whilst Rex ; id Lease and Alice Day provide the lead- 7 527207 ing romantic interest.Babe Ruth has home runs to his credit.Its fun is irresistible in itseif and Benny Rubin, with Pert Kelton keeping step with her own particular comedy brand, is as funny as only this Jewish tongue-twister can be.If he threw ball like he talked he\u2019d have the game tied in knots, and it looks at the start as if he did, but he was only fooling.The climax of the story takes place on the diamond during the en étre mu Vas mental compositions by twenty-seven world famous artistes end a great symphonydrchestra in a series of programmes of a high order especially chosen to appeal to the great mass of the radio-listening public.These programmes which will originate in the studios of the Royal York HEALTH OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Preventing {| final game of the World Series.It is here that Benny and Rex distinguish themselves most, the worthy players that you will see, The story on the whole is unfolded in delightful fashion, its scenes are well timed and interest-sustaining to the end.Its originality is viewed as a distinct departure from previous SERVICE Diptheria Hotel every Sunday from 10.00 P.M.to 11.00 o'clock, Eastern Standard Time, will be sent out to all parts of \u20ac one high grade Y.C., the Montreal station of the Noi:hern Electric C.N.R.O.at Ottawa will be used as|, last year.to date for the 1930-31 season are:\u2014 |i Martha Attwood, Metropolitan so- |} prano; Rene Maison, Belgian tenor; London String Quartet; cellist; quartet; Gregor Piatigorsky, Hayden, lyric soprano; renor; Marion Anderson coloured contralto; Nina Koshetz, Russian soprano; Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robinson in music for two pianos; Liebslieder Singers, a group of four celebrated singers headed by Paul Althouse in ensemble and solo work; Benno Moiseivriteh, Russian pianist; John Goss ard the London Singers; and Jeanne Dusseau, Canada\u2019s leading soprano.6th, made her has also many successful appearances in Italy|}; Diptheria belongs to the group of ne , by a disease germ.It is a severe and the Dominion over a chain of twenty- frequently fatal disease, and its most Canadian stations dangerous attacks are from the Atlantic to the Pacific.For children from six minutes to Quebec and Eastern Ontario, C.H.- years of age.The germ which causes diptheria entrance into our bodies.Company and || 4005 in the throat and nose.When coughs or sneezes or simply talks, he Among the guest artists engaged |throws out little drops of secretions Kedroff quartet; Russian male vocal {this happens, we would suggest that you stand in front of a clean mirror, Ethel |and that you cough, sneeze or talk at Dan Gridley, |the mirror.You will the great throw out quite a spray of droplets, and as you gradually increase your distance from the mirror, you will discover also that the uncovered cough or sneeze sends these droplets a distance of several feet.should always cover your nose and mouth with a handkerchief when you cough or sneeze.You can at least turn your face to the floor if the sneeze comes unexpectedly.You will Martha Attwood, the guest artiste |glso understand why you should not for the opening concert on October [talk directly into a person\u2019s face or debut with the |allow him to do the same to you.food Metropolitan Opera Company of New made because they show how, in our daily ommunicable diseases as it is caused made upon he person harbouring such germs n which the germs are present in arge numbers.In order to convince yourselves that find that you This then is the reason why you These points have been mentioned [dressed to the Canadian Medical Association, 184 College Street, Toronto, will be answered personally by letter.ives, we are almost sure to be exposed to disease germs.that as we are frequently exposed to vehicle for entertainment.disease germs, we should, as far as it is possible, keep ourselves in such five |condition that we will be enabled to desl with any germs which may gain ren from diptheria.The question for each parent to ask is \u2014 What about own children immunized against dip- ly wiped out.stories of this type, and is highly It follows l'commendable as a well balanced \u201cHe Knew Women\u201d starring Lowell written by S.N.; 7% \u201cHot Curves\u201d has more laughs than |.ners, produced in notable fashion.Sherman and Alice Joyce, will be the second film offering on this program.The story is adapted from \u201cThe Second Man\u201d a Broadway success Behrman, acknowledged as one of the greatest Ameri- ean playwrights and author of a number of outstanding dramatic hits.It is a smart drama of modern men- Sherman is seen as a polished man of the world \u2014 a role which suits him to perfection.Alice Joyce who appears opposite displays her magnificent charm, and confirms critics opinion of her as the \u201cbest dresser of screen players\u201d.She is seen on numerous, occasions in elaborate costumes which sparkle amid effective settings.Women should not be worshipped; it demoralizes them; they should be discreetly loved.\u2014M)-.Wiliam Ger- hardi.Can't the paragraphers arrange with Roumania to have Carol crowned on Christmas?Good old France! When it comes to courage and chivalry she\u2019s still abreast of the nations.Examiner Contest Winners Diptheria is one of the few diseases |\u201d which we can prevent.The deaths, suffering and damage for which dip- theria is responsible each year can be prevented.This waste of human life, this injury to health need not occur because it is in our power to protect children against diptheria.By the injection of diptheria toxoid, which is a harmless substance, the body of the child develops certain protective forces.When these protective forces are present in the body, then Mr.diptheria germs are powerless to do any harm to that person.Mrs.A.B.Smart, 1577 Van + Mr.Rosaire Jacob, 5554 Esplanade Avenue.Hugh Mount, 2269 Wilson Avenue, Mrs.Miller, 873 Dollard Avenue.Miss Hazel Finlayson, 5466 Park Avenue, Apt.46 Harry Houghton, 3842 Newmarche Street.Miss Gabrielle Picard, 391 Labadie Street.Mrs.H.Maron, 6020 St.Urbain Street.Mrs.H.F.Murphy, 885 McEachran Avenue.Miss Frances Slabotsky, 285 Querbes Avenue.Horne Avenue.Miss Melba Angell, 5873 Durocher Avenué.Miss Ernestine Whittingham, 6077 Durocher Avenue.G.Robillard, 5182 Hutchison Street.P.S.Levine, 755 de 'Epee Avenue.W.G.Kennedy, 41 Staynor Avenue.Every child has the right to be heal- thy and to be protected from disease.We have the means to protect child- my child?If all parents had their theria, the disease would be complete- \u201cQuestions concerning Health, ad- OUTREMONT Bernard and Champagneut Starting Saturday Oct.4th.until Tuesday Oct.7th.The Imperial Oil orchestra, which and guest conductor of the London (England) Symphony orchestra \u2014 Charles Jennings, the distinguished grammes.MACVICAR MEMORIAL Se TEST Mme.Eunice Burgess, A.R.M.C.(Honours) London Eng.Teacher of Voi (Belcanto and Latest \u201c OPERA \u2014 ORATORIO \u2014 BALLADS TERMS ON APPLICATION 1040 Laurier Ave.W.ce Production.RIGHT OVER Scientific Methods) A GALA ANNIVERSARY WEEK THE PLATE ! A Riot of Laughs and Thrills of the Baseball Diamond may be used in preserves, jellies and jam.To peel the fruit, immerse it in boiling water for about one minute.Remove, then plunge into cold water for one minute and slip off the skins.Place the fruit in a strainer and rinse with cold water.Pack into hot jars without crushing, using a large spoon.Ffil up with boiling syrup, place rubber and cap in position, but only partiaily seal.Sterilize in a water When sterilived, remove from water, tighten tops, and invert to test for lenks.t: For the Syrup, two cupfuls of granulated sugar to three cupfuls of water is uted for a thin syrup; equal quantities of sugar and water is used |_ for a heavier syrup.Boil the syrup for ten minutes, and skim it bofore filling the jars.The proportions of sugar and water used will depend upon individual taste, some.persons liking the fruit sweeter than others., Plain Peach be ' Rub\u2019 the fuzz from petithes, amd remove the stones, Tie the stones in 8 cloth, Crush a few of the peaches in the bottom of 2 kettle, to prevent burning.Add 3-4 pound of sugar for each pound of the stoned fruit, and alow it to stand for one hour, then put on to boil and simmer gently until thick.Cook the stones with the peaches as they add to the flavor, remove the stones when jam is half cooked.This jam will make most delicious | meringue tarts, individual pies, filling fer cakes, or can be used as ordinary Hf fm.Petein Poach fam réeips will be bread; each 1-2 inch thick, and place the bread in a saucepan.Over it pour 1 copful boiling water, add 1 tablespoonful of butter, and stir until very smooth, Add the juice and grated rindof 1 lemon, 1 cupful of sugar, the yolks of 2 eggs, 1-8 teaspoonful of salt, and 1 tablespoonful of cornstarch, Cook until thickened and smooth, stirring constantly, for it burns easily.Fill a baked shell with the mixture.Over it spread a meringue ade of the 2 egg whites beaten with four level tablespoonfule of sugar.Lightly brown in a slow oven (300 deg.F.) for 15 minutes.This is a different lemon pie and is delicious.Miss E.Simard (Presbyterian) Corner St.Viateur Ave and Hutchison St.Rev.James G.Potter, D.D.MINISTER: Percy M.French, Organist SERVICES 11.00 a.m\u2014Public Worship.7 P.M.Evening Service If you have no Church Home, you will be made cordially welcome at MacVicar.Sunday, 3 p.m.Sunday School in all departments Monday, 8 p.m.Young People Society.Mr.J.Ritchie Bell will be the speaker.Wednesday, 8 p.m.Mid-week Service.Subject: \u2018The Great Text of Oliver Cromwell.Thursday, 3 p.m.\u2014Women\u2019s Missionary Thank-offering.Pianoforte and Theory Best Technicat Touch | Preparstion for diplomas in all grades Moderate Terms Private Address BElair 04925.5843 Park Ave.CRescent 0956 =RUVENOFF'S== ae, School of DCI The School of Perfect DANCE TEACHING Children and Adults Classes Daily FAIRMOUNT ST.-GILES Cor.of Bernard Ave.& Stuart Outremont Rev.Dr.J.R.Dobson Rev.J.P.Mac Farlane Associate ministers (\u201cThe United Church of Canada\u201d) Sunday, October 5th, 1930.11.00 a.m.\u2014Rev.Dr.Dobson.Subject: \u201cThe Mystery of Regeneration\u201d 7.36 p.m.\u2014Rev., J.P.MacFarlane.ject: \u2018The Great Gospel\u201d.8.8.in all Le partments at 3 o\u2019clock C.E.on Monday at 8.Wednesday evening lecture by Rev.Dr.Pidgeon, under auspices of W.M.S, other meetings as announced.Strangers Made Welcome Special inging, Mr.MoLean Marshal and his choir, MONTREAL MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE = 5038 St.Lawrence Blvd.(Between St.Joseph Blvd.and Laurier Ave.) SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING COURSES Business Administration, Accountancy, Stenography, Typewriting Ete.SPECIAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH COURSES Day and Night School.§ O'Sullivan College 1407 Mountain Street Corner St.Catherine West opp.0 Oglivy's), Montreal.Awarded Highest Honours st tien, Wembley, London, England, \u201cAnd First Prize at Worlds Exposition, St.Louis, U.S.A.Exacutive, Degree and Vocational Courses ; Bus.Administration The largest school of Becretarial Accountancy Its kind in Canada Stenegraphy or Btenetypy 350 riters eacher Training Over 3 Students Open All Year annually Day and Night School.Individual Instruction.Graduates In constant demand, roll at any time.Vial welcome, Write or ca For catalogue or J.VANDER HEEDEN, PRINCIPAL.(Formerly With O'Sullivan College) Individual Instruction Empire Exhibl- Telephone MAr.1.ST.GEORGE MEDICAL HALL BERNARD & ESPLANADRB FORTIN Formærly with Park Ave.Pharmacy SPECIALITIES, DOCTORS DE CSCRIPTIONS & EMERGENCY A visit will n phd soprociated Phone 6336 Baseball \u2014 \u201cHOT Operetta o CURVES\u201d Wins Telephone BElair 1656 the * \u2019 Ke ÿ 7 ur \u2018 a re BENNY RUBIN \u2014 ALICE DAY Pennant ! REX LEASE \u2014 PERT KELTON A game of ball and hearts that keeps the diamond sizzling and feminine hearts fluttering ADDED ATTRACTIONS GOOD WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT 5 LLL a Rh EY A bilarious chmedy \u201cTHQ.BACK FOURS.agg news SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS .- a \u2014 go oD Hp oe tie - + + \u20ac + \u20ac \u20ac + + + + + + \u20ac + + + \u20ac + + + + + 6 4 0 4 \u20ac \u20ac \u20ac + à \u20ac à \u20ac \u20ac à à \u20ac + a \u201cThe Paper That Brings Results\u201d THE WEEKLY EXAM OCTORER 4, 1934.pe pe STRATHGONA INTERMEDIATE TAKE OPENER Whitewash Crack Twelve From Lower Canada College Strathcona Intermediates got off to a good start in the Inter-scholas- tic football league last Tuesday when they decisively defeated Lower Canada seconds by a score of 8-0.The speedy Strathcona backfield and hard hitting front line proved too strong a combination for the West end athletes who put up a very gocd display against the heavier team.Strathcona secured two rouges in the first session when they were within striking distance of the collegians touch line due to fumbles recovered Ly the speedy wings.Poor tackling on the part of the L.C.C.outsides allowed Strathcona to get away for long gains which eventually resulted in a touchdown.Strathcona increased their score before the final whistle by booting for a rouge.GYM FLOOR AT NORTH BRANGH Y IN SPLENDID SHAPE With tang in the air and leaves falling: outside, the autumn activities at North Branch Y.M.C.A.are also in evidence, Various committees and clubs are holding their meetings to select officers and plan for more extensive programs in their respective divisions.The gymnasium floor, after being repaired, oiled and lined, is 'n sp'an- did shape for class work and games.The several grades of Boys\u2019 gym classes are all under way and the Young Men\u2019s Evening Clas has also been started.The Business Men's groups will foregather next week and the Ladies Badminton Club will commence playing on Monday.A mumber of men who took out summer membership for swimming privileges have converted their tiek- ets into annual ones so that they may continue to enjoy comfortable swimming the year round.During the past week new members have been added to the roll of both the Boys\u2019 and Men's Divisions of the \u201cY\u201d.® Peel H eS HELP! 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BACHELOR ATHLETES ARE SLIPPING Wedding bells are sounding long and often these days, and they tolled the end of bachelor days for two well known figures in local athletes this week.On Tuesday night Cliff Melville, of Oxford Ave.captain of M.A.A.A.Basketball teams, and one of the best players in Canada, was married to Miss Marie Davies, Melville wus a leading figure with the Maple Leaf softball team this summer.Albert Edward Kenwood, better known as Pete, the man who year after year threatened to retire from his managerial duties with the Westward rugby teams, made the plunge où Wednesday night Doug Kerr, who as coach .of the .Maroons was associated with Kenwood for nine or ten years in rugby, was at Pete\u2019s side when the procession marched up the church aisle.Westward rugbyists showed their appreciation for Ken- wood's devout services fer so many years when they pre- santad him with a mantle clock on Tuesday night, just pre- viows to the intermediate practice.Captain Art Allen made the presentation, Miss Evelyn Easley is now Mrs.G.E.Kenwood.é + + + \u20ac + + + + + + .+ + + + à à \u20ac + + + \u20ac + \u20ac + \u20ac + \u20ac © + \u20ac © \u20ac \u20ac + 6 4 \u20ac \u20ac © 4 à \u20ac à \u20ac 6 + $ Q à à + + \u20ac à +904 0 0440 040440 400600460400.060000600606 Ce 4 ReMpraOMPann THRU\u2019 a We Take a Chance Again It seems to be a quaint old custom in this paper to peer into the whys and wherefores of Canadian rugby, and out of the muddle of a multitude of teams sift out the ones that are apt to be sitting on top of the heap when a halt is called to the season\u2019s hostilities.To Al T.Parsley this habit\u2014perhaps a bad one\u2014can be blamed.Four or five years ago he took on himself the role of prognosticator, and since then we have been picking them as we see them, irregardless of the flock of razzberries that are sure to be hurled our way.So once again we try our hand, but this time we make it short and sweet, Say we \u201cThey all repeat\u201d.By that we line them up like this: Intercollegiate:~\u2014Queens University.Interprovincial:\u2014Hamilton Tigers.Intermediate Q.R.F.U.:\u2014Westward A.A.A.Junior Q.R.F.U.:\u2014M.A A.A, Just laugh that off.There are a lot right now that will not agree with that selection.Not at the present date at any rate, especially the third named team.In other years we have taken a fling at the Ontario Rugby Football Union, but enough\u2019s enough, and we've decided to play in our own backyard, for they're too far from home to keep our inexpert eye on.As for the minor intercollegiate teams, they keep one buffaloed, here today, gone tomorrow, shuffled about so much that they seldom look alike in two successive games, particularly at McGill, where the seconds usually are the senior subs.No Mildew on The Tigers Yet.Picking four champions to retain their titles does not say that these clubs are faced with a set-up, Not by any means.A mighty tough season lies ahead of them.To put any one team in the Big Four ahead of the Hamilton Tigers however, looks like absolute foolishness, however, when one takes a peep into the makeup of the Dominion Champions The praises of Ernie Cox, Brian Timmis, \u201cPep\u201d Leadley, Glenn Small, Alex Denman, Gear Elford, Ernie Rohmer, Cap Fear, Bert Gibb and numerous other Tiger stalwarts have been sung for a long time past, but these iron men of rugby have yet to hear their swan song.Year in and year out they have been pummeling all opposition in Canadian rugby, and one could hardly pick out a \u201chas-been\u201d in this lot of veterfins.Then pep them up with new blood, including Beano Wright, a football ido} in this town, his brother Inkie, Timmy Lan- guay, Ray Boadway and a few more, and you have a combination of experience and well qualified youth to defend the Dominion title, The Tigers have made mincemeat of all the opposition they have encountered from Ontario to the Pacific on their Western trip this Fall, but that does not mean a thing.Other Big Four teams probably would have done the same.Montreal again looks strong, not on their rather painful exhibition match with C.N.R.last Saturday, but with the great array of talent they have available.They have looked that way for the past two years, too, but have just fallen short of their mark.This year they present certain weaknesses that will not help the team.Quarterback looks doubtful with Bonny Haynes out of the game.\u201cBuster\u201d Fletcher and Wallie Sheppard are lined-up for the job, but both have yet to prove that they are equal to the occasion in Big Four battles.\u201cRed\u201d Moore will be a loss as well, with his aggressive backfield play, while \u201cHuck\u201d Welsh has not yet shown what kind of a back- fie'l player he is without the powerful defense that the Hamilton club provided for him.Toronto should again be strong, they always are, and are apt to upset a lot of dope, but Ottawa does not seem the crowd of old, and at this writing look as if they might already be counted out of the picture Queens Are Pretty Well Intact A lot of ballyhoo is coming out of Toronto this week about the strength of Varsitys team, thanks to their great work in beating Balmy Beach.They will need to be strong, for up at Kingston Harry Batstone is plodding away in a quieter manner than usual, fitting his tricolor champions for the college schedule.That Kingston team should be no slouch, for few have departed, while others have stepped up that can ably fill their places, and-make Queens an even stronger squad than they were last Fall.McGill seems the hardest hit by the Freshman rule, and it would be hard to figure them in the runming.McGill teams have been that way before however, and that is when they should be wel considered.Major Forbes has put a Jot of life into his squad, and they are apt to develop into a really smart team.} They did not show much against Westward, but to many did a lot better than expected.Give them another week or so and football fans should see a real revelation in the 1930 red team.Canadian National Present Favorites: Canadian National right now are overwhelming favorites to run away with the Intermediate Q.R.F.U.title.Perhaps they will.They got off to a whirlwind etart against Ottawa Senators and the Winged Wheelers, and looked every bit as good as both senior squads.Their line is again powerful to a degree, their downfield men deadly tacklers, and their backfield well supplied with good material.Westward have yet to do something impressive.Their ball handling was scandalous against McGill.They were penalized time and again for offside and interference, and these faults undoubtedly Yost them the game.That sort of thing can be remedied.On the other hand they were short on practice and condition, attributed to two weeks interference of the Fair.They have a real job on their hands to work into a machine that can stop Canadian National, but the Dominion champions have the material available at Royal Avenue to do the trick, and for the next few weeks they want steady concentration on practice and scrimmage\u2014 and nothing else but.Doug Kerr has a more powerful line than last season, two fine snapbucks in Art Allen and Jack Gormley, a strong kicker in Johnny Cloghesy, and possibly the smartest field general and all round player combined, in Canada, in his quarterback, Kenny Copland.That's why we give Westward a slight edge over Dave Rollo\u2019s team, not on what the two teams have shown to date, but what they are capable of doing.Ottawa Rangers, too, might have a surprise to dpring on entering the Q.R.F.U.They grow their football players pretty tough in the Capital and its a cinch that they are not going to spend a lot of money putting a bunch of nitwits into a rough and tumble racket like the Q.R.F.U.for nothing.: The \u201cJotkus Juniors\u201d Going Strong The M.AAA.juniors have already shown a trick or two in: the minor series of the QR.F.U.Just associate the name Jotkms with a junior team, and it is à so.\u2018 And the Philadelphia Athletics: won again yesterday.defeating the St.Louis Cardinals 6 to 1.Here we have the \\merican League champions and from all appearances champions of the world.Connie Mack, veteran pilot, can be scen in the centre of the group.OTTAWA UNIV.PLAYS LOYOLA HERE TOMORROW Local Collegians Are Ready For Season's Opening The Loyola College Intermediate football squad will officially their grid-season tomorrow afternoon at the Loyola Campus when a representation of rugbyists from Ottawa University will visit Loyola to compete with the local twelve.After a strenuous term of scrimmages, intensive training and work- open outs every thing is now prepared for the Ottawa attack, which will he vigorous and difficult ta thwart.The University gridders wilM be led by Ed.Barnabe, star quarterback and captain, who has already shown rare aggressiveness and versatility by leading the Bytowners to victory over the Intermediate entry from Cornwall.The remainder of the Ottawa squad will be very much the same as that which opposed Loyola last year.In last fall's tussles Loyola proved victorious but this year with Ottawa appearing with a reconditioned and more experienced team the game should prove well worth while.Coach Frank Shaughnessy was out on the Campus this afternoon giving the boys the final work-out before the tussles.About thirty five men appeared on the field and took part in the scrimmage.Some new formations have been introduced by Paul Haynes and will be tested out in reality tomorrow afternoon.The well known huddle and the 1-2-3 system, inaugurated at the College three year's ago will be the back bone of the Maroon attack during the coming schedule.The team that will oppose Ottawa to-morrow has not yet been completly chosen as there are about 4 men to every position on the field.Tim Slat- tery; pivot man and captain seems to be the only player able to count on his position as it is expected that Coach Haynes will put every one into the game in order to look over his candidates in real action.The line will prove Loyola's strong point with such men as \u201cSlug\u201d Sega- tore, Charlie Letourneau, Andy O\u201d- Brien, John Tansey, and Laurie Shaughnessy supporting drawn and muscle to form one of the strongest, if not the strongest that Loyola has ever seen.The back field positions are not pro- pretty safe bet that that team will in himself, and requires a lot of watching.Bill Soden has collected a wealth of material to round out his squad, however, good in alt departments, and it is hard to fancy a club, Sut- side of Canadian National, that will stop the hard hitting Wheelers Those, Montrealers in a title hunt will find a pretty high barrier down for them this Fall for the Q.R.F.U.has ceased to exist in Ottawa, and such being the case the Montrealers will head direct fur other points.go a dong way.Big Pete is a team » my Find the word \u201cPALACE\u201d in one of the advertisements pon below.Free tickets to the lucky coupons 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MEETING - HE JUST BLOWS IN, HURRIES EATING; QuosoTt 6 wanntn.NS.me GRABS HIS HAT, (Look!) SAME OLD THEN OUT OF SIGHT - EVERY SINGLE, BLESSED NIGHT.STORY \u2014 HOUSE TOO COLD 7 IF SHE WOULD HER HUSBAND HOLD, SHE SHOULD FILL HER CELLAR BIN = \"WITH OUR COAL - THEN HE'D STAY V7 MAKE THE HOME COMFY WITH QUR COAL, W ILSONCCOAL-COMPANY J237AVAN%HORNE -AVENUE( PHONEYCRESCENT 3177-318 OL.H.OUIMET President ee STARTING Saturday Swept off her feet by an impetuous imposter who loves gaily! She flees money because she wants love \u2014and wins a barber with a million.An impish comedy romance in the pleasure capitol of the world.pute.an ERNST PRODUCTION [UBITSCH & ~ Ap PAGE POUR 7\u201d VS WEEELY JXAMINER, OCTOBER 4, 1930.MOTHER WEEPS AS 4 CHILDREN SENT T0 HOME Parent Broken Hearted Ruling She is Incapable of Rearing Offspring Denver, Col\u2014A .heart-broken mother and her children were separated\u2018 in the name of health and sanitation.With tears rolling down her careworn face, Mrs.Edna Mae Davis heard Juvenile Judge Robert W.Steele commit her four small children to the state home.The action followed an imvestiga- tion by juvenile court officisis and state humane officers at Mrs.Davis\u2019 home at 3645 Blake street.In a tiny, tumble-down shack, which has been condemned by the city as unsafe and unsanitary authorities found Mrs.Davis and her family of tots, they told the court.Unspeakable Conditions The baby, eight months old, -was born there.The father of the family, Robert Davis, has left her and the family, Mrs, Davis said.The oldest child is John six.There are two girls, two and four.Conditions at the home were described as \u201cunspeakable\u201d by State Humane Officer E.N.Darwin, who conducted the investigation and filed the petition against Mrs.Davis.\u201cThere is no water on the place,\u201d Darwin said, \u201cand the most unsanitary conditions I have ever seen exist.\u201d In issuing his decision to place the tots in the state custody, Judge Steele pointed out that Mrs.Davis had allowed the conditions to prevail for ten years.Children Die to Run Away Six children were born to Mrs Davis by a previous mariage, juvenile authorities said.Three of the children died in infancy and three ran away from home and have : never been found, they said.Two other children, whom Mrs.Davis had adopted, were committed to the state home during Judge Ben Lindsey's administration, The children will remain at the state home until further orders by the court.New Detail Is Emphasized When you start out to buy your new fall wardrobe you will probably think that, really after all, many of the dresses are quite like those of last winter.The silhouette is very much the same, with the skirt slightly longer.Yet when you begin to examine these new frocks, look closely at the sleevs\u2014that is where you will find a great deal that is new.Leg O\u2019 Mutton Sleeve Don't for a moment confuse this new log) o* mutton.sieeve with the good old \u2018model that thrived in the gay \u2018nineties, This modern version is entirely different.The \u201cleg\u201d is much shorter and the fulness is placed just below the elbow.Dolman Sleeve Again Some wise person onee said that there was nothing new under the sun and as a matter of fact, when you stop to think of it, there really isn*t+\u2014 witness the Dolman sleeve.It is presented this fall as a new note in the mode yet it is as old as can be to some of us, It is decidedly a fashion that should not be adopted by ladies who have never heard of the eighteen day diet because it will do awful things to their figures! The baggy underarm fulness does not tend to slemderize.New Cuffs and Such The swash-buckling, buccanesrs seem to have been the inspiration for the very long gauntlet cuff that reaches to the upper sleeve section.This type of sleeve frequently goes whimsy and is fastened with a row of buttons so that in a twinkling of the eye, it can be unbuttoned to make the gown appear more formal.Then there is the double gauntlet cuff that may be of the dress fabric of may be made of net edged with lace (the old familiar lingerie touch slightly glorified).Three-quarter length sleeves often From left \u2018to right, top to bottom: Three-quarter length sleeve with under sleeve Dolman sleeve Looped cuff Shirred Sleeve Leg o' mutton Tucked cuff have an under sleeve that is gathered into a narrow band.This is usually of lace or net and is a popular note for the younger set.Looped cuffs are ® Courtesy Jas.A.smart, too.Then there the trimming is used to give fulness above the cuffs.Ruffles times shirred on the outer arm.Ogilvy's, Arms and the Woman\u2014Sleeves Come to the Fore are some- Limited Department*ftore Classified Advertisements is shirring\u2014 |} WIFE'S TONGUE HELD IN CHECK BY COURT ORDER Forbidden to Speak to Husband, Who Asks Divorce on Charge of Cruelty Des Moines\u2014A wife's tongue was stilled by court order recently.The decree was meted out by Judge Lester L.Thompson, who decided that if Mrs.Josephine Hawkins had any more talking to do she must direct her remarks at somebody else besides her husband, Neison Hawkins, The order was issued by Judge Thompson on application of Mr.Hawkins, who filed suit for divorce a short while before.Hawkins\u2019 counsel complined that Mrs.Hawkins had threatened her husband with death and had made abusive remarks that \u201cshook\u201d his nervous system.Charges Wife with Cruelty The application asked that Mrs.= A REAL OPPORTUNITY Hats modelled to your individual 20 WORDS - 35 CENTS HEADINGS\u2014I® PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GRERT- Judge Steele \u2018told Mrs.Davis that she must prove to the court that she can properly care for the youngsters before they will be returned to her.\u201cMy one joy in life is my children, and now they are going to take them away,\u201d Mrs.Davis sobbed.TO ENFORCE BYLAW Wives of Civic Employes in Hamilton Must Not Work Hamilton, Ont.\u2014 Unemployment, which has been felt in this city for over nine months now and which seems to be getting somewhat worse, \u2018has caused the civic authorities to \u2018take drastic steps with regard to civie employes holding dual positions or permitting their wives to work.For some years there has been a bylaw in existence prohibiting the wives of civic employees from engaging in gainful occupations and also prohibiting all civic workers from undertaking any sidelines.In the past \u2018this regulation has not been enforced very rigidly but the word has gone out from the board of control that in future the bylaw is to be strictly enforced.Complaint: have been received that wives of city firemen and policemen, and in fact some wives of the clerical staff at the eity hall, were working in stores and factories and keeping other .unmarried girls from obtaining the work which they needed badly.Com-{- ¥ faints were also- made - that -civie : employees were madertaking other work in the evenings, work which |- might have helped to relieve unemployment.This latter, fault is considered particularly\u2019 reprehensible in that the city council every summer as a special concession permits the city hall staff to quit work at 4 p.m.instead of 6.The wearest thing 100 :Dupasi Mat cat: Gertng\"the-sisrteve whioh pet was held onder the auspices of Loyeïn joined the ranks of the benedicts : |quarrel about the rights of women; 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