The weekly examiner : including the districts of Model City, Outremont, North End, 5 février 1931, jeudi 5 février 1931

[" i the church presided.Receipts total- RG Advertising Rates Call CRescent 0157 6.FOR BETTER GO-OPERATION BETWEEN PARENT AND SCHOOL Pastor of St.Raphael's Church Gave Impressive Address at Outremont-North End Women's Club\u2014\u2018\u201cHome and the School\u201d Subject\u2014Mrs.À.C.Towne Presided.At a meeting of the Outremont and North End Women\u2019s Club held recently oloser co-operation between parents and school teachers was emphasized as a vital factor in the educational development of the child by the Rev.John L.O'Rourke, Pastor of St, Raphaëél® Church, and for years school visitor of the Montreal Catholic School Commission.Taking for his subject the \u201cHome and the School\u201d Father O'Rourke delivered a most interesting address.He stressed the great importance of co-operation between the parents and the teachers.This co-operation, said the Reverend lecturer, is all powerful in the education of a child, and where it is lacking, so is education.The first school house that the child frequents is the home; its first teachers are its parents; and the lessons there taught are generally never forgotten, be they lessons for good or otherwise.The lessons best taught in this first school room are Jove of God, obedience, and good example; and the child who comes to our public or parish schools with theses.primary lessons well learned has already made great strides in its educational career.The foundatien being well laid in the home, the teacher\u2019s task of completing the structure 1§ much easier.It should be well understood by the parents that even when the child becomes old enough to be sent to school, that their responsibility still exists; for indeed this is when the parent and teacher have to work hand in hand this is when\u2018 co-operation of these two important educators plays its all-im- portant part.Father O'Rourke went on to show what this co-operation meant and how it works out in school life.We find every type of child in school: the backward child, the lazy one, the sickly, the dishonest, ete.If some of the family pride could be put aside in many of these cases, and if the teacher and parents could get- to gether, most if not all of these defects could be overcome.The lecturer discussed the question of home work, giving arguments for and against; and concluded that when home work is given to the child, the parents should see that this work is conscientiously done by the child and not by others: and that parents should also see that the enviroumant of the home be such as is conducive tosstudy.\u201cAbove all\u201d said he.\u201cdon\u2019t believe every story that the child brings home.The child may be right; but, before condemning teacher, school: and system, it\u2019s always wiser and Quebec Sets Pace In Outremont MONTREAL, THURSDAY.FEBRUARY 5.1931.something unique ful opportunities f rounded off with The season is n fairer to hear the teacher's side of] the story too.\u201d ! \u201cWhen we all begin to realize)\u201d concluded the lecturer, \u201cwhat this cooperation means on the part of, parents and teacher, the sooner and the better will we be aiding the great! cause of education, giving to the citi-| zenship of our country young women; and young men with strong, upright! and rel\u2019gious character.\u201d Mrs.A.C.Towne, president of the club, was in the chair, and introduced the speaker, who was thanked by Mrs.F.B.Thomas.The Rev.James G.Potter, pastor of MacVicar | Memorial Church, was present at the meeting, and spoke a few words of greeting to Father O'Rourke.Entertainment was furnished Mrs.Ray Jones McKeown, who sang two songs, accompanied at the pieano by Mrs.E.Shea.Mrs.J.C.Cleland and Mrs.P.J.Jordon acted as the hostesses.by; LOCAL MOTORIST IN FATAL AGCIDENT N.Weinsteit's Car Skidded and Hit Woman on St.Catherine St.An Outremont man played a major part in a tragic accident on Friday afternoon.Nathan Weinstein, 686 Laval avenue, driving west on St.| Catherine street, skidded and crushed the skull of Mrs.Adams, 1251 St.Mark street, against a parked truck near St.Matthew street.The woman was rushed to the Western Hospital but proved to be beyond medical did and died a few minutes later.The body was then removed to the morgue, where Acting Coroner Pierre Hebert and.a jury LIVINGSTONE UNITED HELD ANNUAL t i Seventeen Reports Submitted to the Congregation The annual congregational meet- held reports Qutremont was Seventeen optimistic weve! submitted by various church societies, | which for the loyal endeavours of the workers during the past year.The ycarly contribution received was over $8,000.\" Great interest was taken in the particularly good reports of the Mission Band, the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society, the Missions and Maintenance Committee and the Canvassing Committee, which augured well for the showed favorable results returned a verdict of accidental death.prospects for 1931.MacVicar Memorial Church Held Annual Meeting MacVicar Memorial Church congregational meeting was held last Thursday evening in the Church Hall, The Rev.Dr.J.G.Potter, pastor of ling $17,381.50 for the year ending December 31st, last were shown in the financial reports submitted at the meeting.Rev.Dr.J.G.Potter thanked the congregation for the splendid contributions that were so liberally given during the year, and voiced his great satisfaction with the financial statement received.Of the total receipts the Ladies\u2019 Society raised $0,481.31; the Missionary Committee, $8,111.51; the Sunday School, $1,304.88; the Women's Missionary Society, 4789.77; and the Young People's Society, The session report submitted by John McFarland showed that 86 members had been added during the year.At the close of 1930 a net membership of 940 was registered.There are 26 elders.The reports of the various societies showed that a great amouat of work was carried on in 1980.The following form the board of managers for the ensuing year: B.A, Allison, John Leitch, A.M.Stewart, R.J.Bell, John A.Gunn, C.W.Scott, Julian M.Scott, Charles Heary, Archibald Mitchell, C.W.Sclkirk, J.C.McNeill, Wm.Chambers, D.H.Roberteon, James Hambleton, Robert Cooke, 8.La Scott, J.BE.Ferrier, Ane hold its own with rounding countrys Que Cha rom most of the Winter Sports tiful Chateau Frontenac Hotel as headquarters, drawing card for devotees from all parts of Eastern Canada and the United States.The great hotel, with its long, fast toboggan-slide on Dulferin Terrace and its spacious skating-rink just outside its doors, offers lovers.Quebec, too, boasts a fine ski-jump and plenti- or snowshoes.Curling, hockey and sleighing are also staples of the winter's programme, most events being Snowshoe Convention and the the St.Lawrence on January 31 and February 1: the famous Eastern Dog-Sled Derby on February 19, 20, and 21, followed Ly the traditional Masquerade Ball in the Chateau Frontenac's gracious ball-room, being among the high-lights.For picturesqueness, Canada\u2019s Ancient Capital can for excursions.Snow conditions, following the great January storm, are reported excellent, and those who have visited the Chateau Frontenac, either in winter or in summer, have learned that its name for hospitality, accommodation and cuisine is indeed well-earned.The pictures shown above: a typical dog-team and, right, the majestic ski-jumpers, and.below: visitors out for a run in the u_Frontenac\u2019s dog-sleigh.The very youthful ski-ers, shown middle-left, are typical of how young Quebec takes to winter sports, which have become famous throughout the American continent and bring fase and competitors over Canadian Pacific lines io Lower Town; upper centre and lower-left, ind the United States.The Weekly Examiner Model City Winter sports, in the most historic city of the American continent \u2014 Old Quebec, cradle of New World civilization, with the Canadian Pacific Railway's beau- are again proving a in the way of comfort for sport- or cross-country work either on skis dancing in the evening.ow in [ull swing; the International ice-canoe race across any city in the world, and the sur- ide offers a host of opportunities Chateau Frontenac, towering over larger centres of Eastern Canada NES, WALTER VAUGHAN | Farirmoune-St.Giles United TO SPEAK AT MT.ROYAL Will Address Women's Club on \u201cRecent Literature About the Brownings\u201d at the Mount Royal| meeting! the Brownings\u201d.Women's Community Club ' \u2018 three o\u2019clock.accompanist, members will hear Mrs, ing duet selections.Farewell\u201d and \u201cLullaby\u201d Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis will render several piano solos, and Mrs.E.S.Davies will give a short talk on current events, Club members are asked to bring food or clething to contribute to the Bethany House.Charles Duckett.soprano, und Mrs.| B.C.Case, contralto, sing two cheer-i church \u201cPassing Birds, (Brahms).and alnd was $297,000; value of me-: W.Glazebrook, W.R.Leroux, FoR, Show Increase of Members erating either in Montreal or in the The second annual mecting of the[this every society dongted towards ! Fairmount-St.Giles congregation of| city benevolence and relief.The bud- i the United Church of Canada was! get for the new year was estimated ! i held last Wednesday in the Sunday iat $19,826.ing of the Livingstone United Church.! Mrs.Walter Vaughan will give an| School Hall.À large gathering listen.Votes of thanks were passed to Mr.recently.| address on \u201cRecent Literature about ed with interest to the optimistic reports of the past and current year.Reports submitted showed that all departments were doing satisfactory enrolled in the Sunday School and With Mrs.L.Stephenson acting as during the year one hundred and! finance committee.sixty-eight new members were received in the church.Financially, the also accomplished great things.The total cost of the building \u201cmorials donated, including windows | was over $7,000, $38.000, was received i for church purposes last year.The | allocation from the presbytepy for I the missions exceeded over $8,000, besides over $2,000 raised for the same | rose by the W.M.S.In addition to Gruesome Sto A well-known citizen of the North End who is in the best of health and who, it is supposed is not in the least mentally deranged related a very gruesome story to our correspondent this morning.This gentleman claimed that while he was strolling through the cemetery last Sunday afternoon about five o'clock when \u2018the evening shadows were creopifiif over the cemetery, he came upof, & vault with its door ajar.Skiers were thronging in and out on their way through the cemetery ex- drew Adrian, James Douglas, T.-H.Bradley and A.B.Williamson.Lu \u201c wg spert, In dee coffin lay « skeleton, Local Resident Relates ry of Cemetery When the vault was fairly crowded with skiers and other passers-by one person in the party was heard to say, \u201cI would like to take this rare speci- nen home to my house as a novelty and show it to all my friends.\u201d The informant when asked if the man who made the statement was sane said: \u201cI am pretty sure he was.I would really Jike to have taken the skull home to my own house, and placed it on the mantel over the fire place as a curiosity.You see it would really amining a skeleton.The coffin wasbe something that is not scen very Totted away with age and the bidofien over the fire place.\u201d To the iat.Tusted padlock on the door had fallenter statemerit our agreed with him.| church in the Town Hall this afternoon at work.Over nine hundred pupils avel treasurer of the Board vf Trustees correspondent | chairmun of the S.W.Cuthbert, | I building committee; Duncan Stewart, treasurer; H.W.Winter, | and Mr.G.W.Pugh, chairman of the ! The following new members of the H.{Board of Stewards were elected: H.Biggar, S.P.Davis, J.Erwin, H.Manuel, T.H.Moffitt, R.A.Patterson, G.W, Pugh, E.Winvow, Mrs.| R.Neville, Mrs, S.Lindsay, and Mrs.E.C.Townsend, Mr.S.Burrel, recording secretary of the official board and Mr.H.I.Love, clerk of the session.Principal Roy Bissel B.A., has been reappointed superintendent of the Sunday School, Principal J.S.Astbury, secretary of the board of trustees; Mrs.E.C.Townsend.president of L.A.Mrs.J.S.Astbury, president of W.M.S.: Mr.D.Anderson superintendent of Intermediate Sunday School; Miss Marjorie Smith, president of C.E.and Mr.finance committee.Reverend Dr.J.R.Dobson.gave a short address at the close of the meeting, congratulating the church on its! wonderful year and urged the representatives at the meeting to anticipate still greater blessing and influence in their third year as a united congregation.North End + IEEE AREER EERY FEE LY OPO eed + ADA.SHOWS GROWTH note 15,000 on its membership voil, which associations vice the association some pertinent data $10.00 per year substantial |this association Arthur Gregson, chairman of the Tomorrow under the suspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the Advertising Rates Call CRescent 0157 SEES sss A A + + + + + # + + + + ALD.PITT GOES TO LONDON, ENG, Alderman Ernest Pitt, sailed from New York yesterday to attend the British Industries fair to be held in London from the 16th to the 27th of this month.He has taken a booth there with the purpose of getting in touch with British manufacturers and merchants who contemplate opening branches in Canada.Mr.Pitt will encourage them to locate in Montreal.+ 476449660044 446004 AND INVESTMENT BENIFITS TO MEMBERS From a recent pamphlet letter is- sued by President J.C.E.Trudeau, of the A.O.A., it is interesting to that the association now have enrollment, at the present time, exceeds that of all other existing clubs, and leagues together.This is a tangible proof of the ser- offers to its members.Mrs.S.E.Fenton, who is closely connected with the affairs of the association in a recent interview gave in connection with this company in Montreal.Beginning its operation here in March, 1920, slightly over ten years ago, the A.U.A.has grown to a point where it hax now, in addition to the established stations in the city, thirty affiliated various parts of the Province, er subsidiary stations n- (tario and British Columbia.By offering to its members for reduce tiions in gasoline, oil, accessories, etc, besides extending | benefits in greasing, free legal ad- |vice, road information, ete., also offer a service in the towing and free | garage clauses that cannot be com pared with by any organization op- and Dominion of Canada.Owning operating their own trucks and motoreycles, Mr.Fenton states that the present equipment is more than double for such service of all other in ; PASSEDAWAY AT HIS HOME Ainslie Avenue Resident Was Member of Provincial Legislature Edouard Ouellette, M.L.C.for Rigaud division, passed away in his home on Ainslie avenue, on Monday morning his 7lst year.His death makes the only vacaney in the legislative council.in Mr.Ouellette, who was born in the United States, the sun of Guillaume Joachim Ouellette received and Marguerite his commercial education in Drummondville and Ni- colet.He went into business in 1880 and at the time of his death, was the head of the Tourville Lamber Mills Company.He represented the Yamas- ka County in the Provincial Legislature from 1905 tn 1923 when he was called to the Legislative Council to represent the division of Rigaud.Surviving him are his widow, fors metly Miss Marie Anna Lapierre: three daughters, Mrs.J.A.Adam, Mrs.KE.Courchesne and Miss Alice Ouellette; one son, Paul, and one brother, Abraham.Funeral services were held from the St.Viateur Church on Tuesday morning, which many prominent local residents attended, Bourque, GRAHAM SPRY SPOKE AT YMAA LAST SUNDAY Speaking before a sizeable gathers ing at the Y.M.H.A.Young Judes Forum ou Sunday afternoon, Graham Spry.executive secrelary of the Na- tional Association of Canadian Clubs, advocated retention and encouragement of cultures of the various nas tionalities under the general heading of Canadian citizens, in his address, |\u201c Mosaic or Melting Pot\u201d.| He expressed the belief that melting pot theory was drab listless compared with the variety and the and associations or companies combined tcok the \u2018best of each contemporary ito make one distinct Canadian pate here in the city.None of the A.O.A.| trucks arc hired or partially owned.All are owned outright, and are at the disposal of the members at all hours.In the free garage service at both the St.Denis and Sherbrooke stations, Mr.Fenton states that this is a particular service no other organization in Canada can boast of.Stressing \u201cSERVICE\u201d at all hours of the day and night, with ample facilities and equipment to take care of any and all demands made by its members, Mr.Fenton feels that great credit must he given to Mr.Trudeau, the president, in building up such an efficient and member-serving organization.During the past twelve months, Mr.Fenton has covered approximately 30,000 milex my motor studying conditions in this particular field of business and states that A.O.A.members directly and Montreal motorists as a whole have, in the A.0.A.an organization of which they should be justly proud.Officials of the company are very optimistic for a further large increase in membership this year and are now preparing a policy with which to meet any enlargement or expansion programme which might be necessary.Livingstone Presbyterian Church, there will be an evening with \u201cThe Grotesques\u201d, in their humorous musical entertainment, namely, \u201cOdds and Ends,\u201d in the church hall, at Jegn Talon street and De l\u2019Epee avenue.The farcical comedy is filled with streaks of riotous laughter and the players are well-known as having de- potied themseives cleverly on numerous other osossions.; ne with tern.\u201cThe nation will be richer if it des rives its strength from many | sources\u201d, maintained Mr.Spry.He in- ; stanced the present movement for the encouragement and perpetuation of {folk music of the different nations that | comprise the population of Canada, a4 a step forward in the right direction.Mr.Spry referred to Canada as a land of infinite variety.The fishermen \"of Nova Scotia hum the chanties of \u2018the seas and the Highlands, the Can- ladian of Quebec sings the songs of mediaeval France, the Ontario Canadians learn at their mothers\u2019 kncea the folk tales and nursery rhymes of 17th century England, and new Canadians on the prairies sing the tunes from the far-off Russian steppes, and play the games of Iceland and Scan- i dinavia.Out of all those cultures, some day a new Canadian culture may arise was the opinion of Mr.Spry.\u201cIf you plant a tree, you do not usually take all the soil in which it grew, hut you take with it little bits of the earth in which it generated and then it will grow,\u201d Mr.Spry declared in hia address, which was characterix- [ed by a visionary's dream of an ule timate Utopia.The Canadian Clubs have long stood for the view that the different races should be encouraged to retain the culture.Mr.Spry explained that one of the ohjects set forth in the constitution of the association, is \u201cTo assist new Canadians in becoming part of the life of the Dominion and to ene courage them to become acquainted with Canadian institutions and to contribute to the common weal of thels particular race and culture.\u201d Presiding at this meeting Vas Harvey Golden, executive diredtor of the Young Men's Hebrew Association .colour of the Mosaic principle, which ! - - tg a TA san PAGE TWO THE EXAMINER Published Weekly by The Examiner Publishing Co.THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, [WHATS WRONG AND WHERE?» 1931.| Beth David | | Notes | greatest optimism, and termination for a betters 1931.special studies on the Prophets of # [the Bible every hr night a HCAs in; his lecture delivered before year in Dr.Potter is beginning a series of the qualities contain,\u201d r \u2018That Brings Results.\u201d with de- Wilfred Tames Lectures At fou des Neiges Women's Club + \u201cRhythm, balance and harmony arc that a picture should suid Wilfred Barnes, R.A, ADVERTISING HEAP OFFICE ï EDITORIAL The Beth David junior congrega-|8 o'clock.This service is dan to th the Cote des Neiges and Snowdon CRescent CRescoitt tion is extending an invitation to all! public and is free to all.iu Wamen's §lub recently.0157 5357 PARK AVENUE 0157 boys of 10-16 years, to attend their i Mr.Barnes gave a splendid talk, services every Saturday morning In| The Young People\u2019s Sogjety.will |illustrated with motion picture MONTREAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1931.the small school.hold their annual sleigh dsl next |reclé.Mrs.Tait tendered a vote of \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Thursday, February 12, at*3 f'eloek.hanks op behalf of the members ani Unreaso b nis Thé récerit éditoria in the Examiner.on high rents has resulted in a considerable volume of correspondence reaching this office.Many of our readers thoroughly endorsed the editorial in question, while there wese quite a numer of property owners who took strong exception to it.It i remarkable how some of these landlords arrive at the conclusions they do regarding the income from their properties, For instance one man claims he has a profit of only $48.65 per year on a $15,000 duplex, and he arrives at that conclusion by the following calculations.Expenses: Insurance, $30.00; Taxes, $374.63; Interest on mortgage of $8,600 at 63%, $559; Upkeep and repairs, $161.72; Interest on money invested ($6,400 at] (14%).$416; Total, $1,541.35.Income from the duplex was set down as $1,590, leaving the balance of $48.65.Obviously, the proper method of calculating income on the £15,000 duplex, yielding revenue of $1,590 would be as follows: Fxpenses: Insurance, $30.00; Taxes, $374.63; Repairs and upkeep, $161.72; Total, $566.35.This leaves a balance of $1, 023.65 or 7%.on the money invested.It is foolish to expect the tenant to pay a good rent and also the interest on'the money borrowéd to purchdsé the property: and then on top of all that to set down interest bn investment as \u201cexpenses\u201d.However, 7% is not unrcasonable, and if all local landlords rented their properties on like terms there would be no kick coming.It is the owners of large apartment houses\u2019 who are fo be censured for charging exorbitant rentals.The profits which these men have been making are this year enhanced by a {ull 25% due to the increased purchasing power of the dollar.\u201cTo Let\u201d Signs Go Up The \u201cTo Let\u201d sign made its annual re-appearance throughout TO THE LUCKY WINNERS \u201con Saturday evening in the Mac- tion for play in MIXED Mr.Percy French the city this week, and the North End, being largely a ; Vicar Memorial Church Hail, the : \u2014 _ i.Sunday, February 8th, 1931.TI : liberall inkled with tl hite boards.TI Cumberland Players, a dramatic, Mr.Henderson and Mrs.Wilson, Services renters\u2019 district, is liberally sprinkled with the white boards.The Find the mistakes in the picture and win a to the group of the North End of the city, Mr.Harris and Mrs.MeNab».pue a.m.\u2014Public Worship.a resent state of business generally Has had the effect of creating a pass ill be pre , , ie foy| Mr.Wheeler.and Mrs.Watson.Pa PR hc MUICR SENOOL p g od g will be presented to the public for ! .i| 7.60 p.m.\u2014 Evening Service.demand for lower rentals, many Tesidents being at present on a re- the second time.They made their de-| Mr.Wilson and Mrs.Quirt.1 Monday, 4 p.m.\u2014Junior Christian duced income.Landlords, however, have not as yet shown any ten- but two months ago in North Branch Mr.McNabb and Mrs.Henderson.| Endeavour.i , \u2018Ç dency to reduce rents, akhough they have not raised the ante, ex- U remon ed re Y.M.C.A.where their offerings were As there vill be Severs ul tourna es 8 pm\u2014Young Poople's .\u2019 : .reciate , ience, ments coming off in the near future, © : ; cept in a few isolated cases.There is a demand on the part of the Bu er your committee enjoins those in the Wednesday, , haie Bite Walk .Co , 1 > able di- : Service.dpeel: study 1 : landlords for long-term leases, and in many cases they have been | rection of John Nash assisted by R.| MIXED DOUBLES to be on hand on|| Prophets.peti (y moe willing to make special terms with good tenants on this basis.It is A.Young, they will present three \" 1 onary \u2018Society Birthde ; unlikely that there will be many vacant homes in the North End The E iner 5357 Park Avenue one-act play*\u2014\u201cThe Man in thej\u2018an pay with their partners and get faonury Society, Birthday meet- after May Ist, as this district is growing more popular every e Lxammer, ar * powler Hat?and \u201cThe Boy Comes Practice.po horsday.> pm\u2014CE.Sleigh vear, and there is a large annual influx from other parts of the city.; ome.\u201d Both these plays are by A.icke sin gant ve.: ve f 3 Neatness in cutting coupon and writing will be considered, |À- Milne.The cast for the first in- Chicken should not be in garden.Use only this coupon.cludes Edith Holden, James S.| == ° Walker, R.A.Young, Frank Mac- Welcoming The U.S.Gangster Intosh, Jackie Greenficld, Wm.| FAIRMOUNT ST.-GILES made eva) obvious ones in drawing the above (are.snotty nr others may he hard.se YOU te find them.=) How good are you at finding mistakes?The artist has intentionally ploture.Some of thee how long: It will | Jip ess dae .Answers to this puzzle will Le found throughout this paper CUT HERE 50 THEATRE TICKETS Fill in Coupon and send it to Winners\u2019 names will appear in next issue of The Examiner morning Jan.31st.The sisterhcod| distributed bags of fruit and nuts, Rabbi S.Herschorn then addressed the children on Chamizgho Ossor.The sisterhood will meet Monday, Feb, 9th at 8 p.m.in the community hall.Dr.J.Feigenbaum will speak on A Chamisho Ossor B, Savat party] Secure your tickets on M was given to the children on Saturday|at the meeting.ode PP cos Se Sr 5 re ce pan 18 cman NORTH BRANCH ° BADMINTON NOTES| \u201cDiet and Health.\u201d An informal dance is taking place on Sunday, Feb.15th.There will be exhibition dances and an interesting program.I.Popliger K.C.will be master of ceremonies, Judge Andre Monet addressed the Beth David junior assembly on Ved- nesday last.The hall was filled to capacity and everyone present was intarestel.The topic was, \u2018\u201cAs A Judge Sees It.\u201d \u2018M.Mandel president was in the chair.Rabbi S.Herschorn introduced the speaker.I.Popliger K.C.tendered a vote of thanks.Dancing followed.For information re-joining the junior assembly phone the secretary Miss I.Schwartz Do.7644, | MactICAR NOTES Dyas and Laurence Griffiths.The At a meeting of the North \u2018Bran: à \u201cY\" night Badminton club held Monday, last the following were appointed as a working committee to carry on all matters pertaining to the club: Mr.A.Henderson, Mr.C.Wheeler, Mr.McNabb, Mr.J.Wilson.It was agreed that tha MEN'S LADDER stands as a beginning in\u2019 the order as evolved out of the recent Harris, Cote, Wheelar, Wilson, Me- Nabb, Harbeson, Quirt.! In regard to ladder games, it was! agreed that Thursday nights be: set apart for men only.It was unanimously agreed that no one has any authority to change the names on the playing board without the sanction of any one mumber of the committee.Further, that no onc will put their name on the playing board until they are on the floor and immediately PEN to play.The committee made the following; Mondays and Saturdays so that they Pollack, atéompanied by Mrs, wb well.Tea \u2018was served by Mrs, {McKay and her committee.night friends present.Two solos were sung by Mrs.Albert Cress- D.M.Mrs.S.Anderson, president was in the chair.\u2018Sa Fact A lot vf pcople who're merely in debt are every bit as good as some rol those who're in \u201cWho's Who.\u201d Hair-Raising Ones Chicago cuties don\u2019t wear bangs, So far as we're aware, They're something heard, not wor.By the folks who live there! Passing Observation Failure is the punishment for (F tournament held, namely: Henderson,| crime of killing time.Business Note Prophets may predict hard time, but profits foretell easy ones.Stones should not be in garden.MacVicar Memorial Presbyterian Church St.Viateur Ave., cor Hutchison St.Minister: Rev.James G.Potter, M.A., D.D.Organist and Choirmaster: Thursday; 3 p.m.\u2014Women's Mis- (The United Church of Canada) The manner in which the local judiciary and the police have GS i taken in hand the epidemic of crime which began in Montreal last [ast for the second includes George | 7h : $ | Cor Bernard Ave.and Stuart Autumn will be highly commended by all the citizens of the Metro- LL ete eee ee ee eee Cot waite, Ruth Knox, Irene 0 Ly \u2014OUTREMONT\u2014 lis.Canada\u2019 tation f ft and justice l b ronin, Lorna Boyd and Leonard, === i Rev.Dr.J.R.Dobson, polis.ana as reputa lon tor swi and sure justice has been more Cronin.The third play is a burlo- i Rev.J.P.MacFarlane than maintained and this city will continue to be looked upon as an| 2 .000000eee eee een teen e eat es ee eee tea at ea rer cena eee drama, \u201cDo Your Worst,\u201d whose cast Was covered With Confusion, Toe.) Associate Pastors unhealthy place for the gangsters, yeggs.and hold-up men from includes Geo.Douglas Wynd, Gor- Maybe Services itch.tary Sth, 1931 across the border.Br iter aerate eran don Wood, Bruce McKunzie, Scriver,| While she was in the bathtub she | 11.00 I 2 D \u2019 D ; .A ' ; tore Toor , .00 am \u2014Rev.Dr.Dobson.Friday morning of last week, one Bernard Boom, a citizen of Velma Robinson and George Lewth-, Heard some one coming\u2014did Miss .Subject: \u201cHe Snoke With the United Stætes, and a gangster by profession.was up before] 4.peer ee cae aaa John Hodgson will entertain at the Bul being a quick thinker that | Authority.\u201d Judge Marip on a charge of robbery.He had held up Hyman\u2019s Cigar piano during the entre-acts.Luss just slipped cn a cake of capt! 7,30 p-\"Rer.di P.wer arian, Store, at Guy and St.Catherine Stst.and had got away with $7500, 5.Cee The plays ill be presented in th AS AA When he appeared before the Judge he asked to be deported, and MacViear Church Hall, at 8 p.m.on| A Two-Legged One H ss.in all departments at * + : Ye i PATLIVONLS \u20ac this request was acceded to, but, to Mr.Boom\u2019s keen regret, it was .Saturday Svening.The entertainment I've got an awful headache, said, The Saal meetings Haring the to take effect only after he had served the sentence which was about PO TT Se an (hospices of the Sun day the st dame aspirin?\" asked rel .eck ; spirin?\u201d asked the 3 o'clock - to be passed upon him.Judge Marin then sentenced Mr.Boom to 7 donated to Missionary Work.other.| \u201cGospel Messages\u201d twenty yrs i in St.Vincent de Paul\u2019 Penitentiary and tw enty strokes PO TET TT TT \u201cNo,\u201d she replied, \u201cthis kind needs, ., of the lash.- The annual meeting of MacVicar fa divorce lawyer.\u201d | Strangers Made Welcome Mr.Boem has learned that justice, as dispensed in Quebec, is of RAA RAA Memorial Church took place on Wed- | a considerably different varicty than of that which obtains in some ost ap py PD veosstal of theyStates of the Union.In some of thesé States it is possible for] ol | gathering.All reports from the vari- | M O N T R E A L M O D E R N even a purderer, if he lacks influence, to get off with a sentence of ous societies showed progress, and tree of four years.When he is put behind the bars, he can perhaps| 10.22002 02000 caca ae a rar nana aa eee nee sn nee the New Year is entered with the B U $ i N E $ $ C O L L E G E foin t pri n ball team, or theatrical troupe, to pass the time, and in bet ames or performances, he receives visits from amiable| 11.111110 UTTER 5038 St.Lawrence Blvd._ Telephone BElair 1656 old ladies who bring flowers and fruit along with plenty of sym- (etsceu St Joseph Biv: wud Laurer Ave.) pathy.It the murderer has influence, most judges would not dare Name SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING COURSES ie convict trim as their jobs are w holly dependent upon the favour PAE TL I I BR I ES SS IT SS I TT SPS SP SI TT SCN Made to Business Administration, Accountancy, Stenography, (Gregg, Pitman, Perrcault-Duployan), of politicians and shyster lawyers.If an honest judge is cncounter- AQGEESE.«oo ooo Order SLIP COVERS Typewriting.English, French Ete.ed, àt is æ coffiparatively easy matter to pack the jury and obtain Day and Night School Individual Instruction an \u201cexpert\u201d \u2018tg convince that jury that the accused is \u201cinsanc\u201d We Guarantee To Recupholster J.VANDER HEEDEN, Principal ; 2 mT Te Soe TTT TTT Your Set Equal To New _ (Forme'ly with O'Sullivan College \u201c Hah 3 Thala Mighty Im REUPHOLSTERING ! 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Mrs.John Arbuckle, 6600 Waverley Street; Miss Ruth Baliard, 56640 Mance Street; Mrs.À.McGovern, 610 Champagneur Avenue, Outremont; Miss Margarat Wright, 8444 Esplanade Ave.; Frod L:netsky, 6221 Hutchison Street: Vincent McDougall, 6333 Waverley Strect; Miss Alice Gardner, 57056 Esplanade Avenue; Mrs.F.MacMillan, 5926 Waverley Street; Miss M.Mayer, 766 Querbes Ave- we, Outremont; Chester Sutton, 5676 Mance Stree®™ Miss June Kir 747 Querhes Avenue, Outremont; Miss Evelyn Palmer, 5608 Waverley Jtreet; Miss Freda Conroy, oni Waverley St.a dan préditied.References exchang- = et\u2014\u2014\u2014 oh Nigndes Ahease si.Call for your tiakots où The Examiner OFF \" cer Tle lp UT 0 58 TOO MUCH, FUN.\u201d 7 .QaNBoTT A wALYTE IA DWIGHT'S 00 TT IN HIS HOUSE, WITH HIS CHILDREN AND HIS SPOUSE.\u2014 COMFY HEAT PUTS COLD To ROUT HORSES CANNOT DRAG HIM ouT (7 | Reupholatering.overstuffed sets | ¥ CA Siete \u201cPine of * imported \u201cand HE USES OUR COAL.THE BEST COAL: tie verge, Imported sad no co Eom | 1331 teri, + PHONE CRESCENT AM77- 3178 Just off St.Catherino 20 Ko 35 cms \u2014 1 CENT FOR BACH ONAL wes.DISPLAY HRADINCS-\u2014i0 BXTRA, Classified Advertiements eid until Friday of Each Week STORE WANTED, whold or part Jf | VekD RECORD, races.new.iy ave, west of Park.PRot® vigor, Apex, Columbia and\u2019 Crown.Logan CR.9710 2 for 25 conts, or the lot reasonmble A.HENRY \u201cNicHOLLS, Take Coant's, offer.050 Bloomfield Ave, London, tunes, repaite mate - breakfast and evening dinner, beth Ladies Wanted ng , TO JOIN AMATEUR LADIES |W shower.Two in femily.Gentié- Phone FREE Samples | LAncaster 1064 | \u2014 + * Pt . iy TTL \u201cThe Paper That Brings Results.\u201d INVADERS VICTORY OVER CONCORDIAS PRACTICALLY ASSURES TEA OF POSITION IN PLAY-OFF Cellanites Put Up Tough Battle to Lose a 2 to 0 Decision\u2014 Rangers Enter Contending Position With Whitewash Over Papineaus\u2014Leaders Meet This Coming Weekend.Prolific passing, hard-checking.slugging and a strategic reserve of speed and power were notable factors \u201cin this week\u2019s games at the North Avenue Rink.Beth games displayed some of the smartest stick-handling seen here before this season.Whilst the more crucial moments of the games had become tense with unavailing recklass- ness, by both conquered teaxs, it was obvious, nevertheless, they were trying their best to win.Rangers this wok are now in a very enviable position for the play- ofts; and.in the event of their success next week, which will finally decide for the play-offs, abounding hope is in store for them.A slight change in their line-up did not scem to affect their chances this week when they defeated the Con- cordias 2-0.Concordias seemed to be in better form, and it is only regretted that they did not show quite the - same resistance earlier in the scason.Their neat combinations frequently convirted the Rangers defencemen into dangerous mix-ups, that offered McPhee a gruelling time to watch his ness.Annett persisted in playing a brilliant game on the wing, and apart from being a scorer this week, served the Concordia goalie an ample supply of uplifing shots, which closely skimmed the posts on numerous occasions.Kearns was out with the right stulf this week, and almost thought he scored a real goal, until the ref\u201d whistle called an off-side\u2014~Apparently he saw that one, Cons.Strong Defence Batson stick-handled his through from his own blue line and bombarded the Concordia goals with many fast drives.Roseman intercepted many a pass which was carried through the Concordia stronghold to measure the goals, but Lacoste and Lafontainz always stiffened his chances.Both defencemen played à very ingratiating game up to the final half of the third period.Checking and slugging had gone beyond its way average application and fistic displays were beginning do reach a climax.Rangers continued to press the Concordia team timely for a goal, until Annett swung in front of the Concordia net after an assist from Hayes to make the first counter.A few minutes later and the Con- cortia team dashed into furious defensive playing, which had been actuated more so by the speady Rangers forward line.H.Claxton brought many short breaths to spectators, as he swooped down upon the almost conquered team, and drove c¢leadily and offoctively: The Corcordia team did not long last the desperat: attacks of the invading team, and it was not long after that they had only two men on the ice, whilst Rangers had three.Lafontaine tried vainly to kop the disc from his end of the ice by shooting it afar down the sideboards.Roscman was next to courtier after he swerved through the Concordia duo left on tho ice, and outguessed Dussault.\u2018Rangers kept the score in their favor for the rest of the game, with Concordia still putting up a gam battle for a geal.Heavyweights Meet Two heavy-manned teams representing Invaders and Papineau met in a hard, fast-played gamez this week, but Invaders emcrged the winners\u2019 with three goals in their favor, as against nil, for Papirzau.\u2018The Alarie and Colvey cumbina- tions this weck, worked out in\u2019 singular rapidity.Ernic Alarie made the fiest tally for his tzam in the accond period, amd it all appeared from that time, that Papincau just could not inject enough stamina in theif play to outwin Invaders.G.Durocher worked his way into many close plays, and shot Tho ras a few good fast ones, G.Durocher wakchad his wing, and , slipped many.fine passes to Alarie.Doran insisted upon tactics of his own, in-defendisg his line, and à few dtxerrad pendities wete meted to him.Mulcair bad little to Wcupy' bif- amc.ud \u201c [se with in the last session, having {only on three occasions stopped low { bound shots that were sent from } Robert.Cardinal made many fruitless i ventures through to centre, but never | once passed by Alarie for a shot.| Ernie Alarie sharply raised the score for his team again, dashing clean through, and sending home a swift gross shot, which gained the ; corner of the nets.! B.Colvey was next in line with l another tally, searcely two minutes after Alarie planted his sacond one, and the marker changed to a three.Invaders had played a swift gamz, that was doubly wictorious by the combined aggressivenvss of their whole team.T.Higgins and J.Vad:boncouer raferces for the games apparently got a little more pleasure out of this week's tilts, since they made no complaints other than that it was rather chilly.The teams wcre:\u2014 Rangers (2) t Concordia (0) Goal McPhee .Lo.Dussault ! Defence Batson .Lacoste Reseman .RP Lafentaine Wing Annett .Robert Kearns .Barsalou S.Wing H.Claxton .Lefebvre Centre McGoldrick T.Gervais Invaders (3) Papineau (0) Standing of Teams P.W.L.D.F.A.Pts, Invaders 8 5 2 113 811 Rangers 8 93 2 31110 2 Papineau .8 3 2 3 8 6 J Concordia .8 1 6 1 715 3 Next Week's Games 2.00\u2014Invaders vs.Rangers.3.30\u2014Concordia vs.Papineau.i Next Sunday's games ;will probably witness the severcst tests of Invaders and Rangers.If Papincau win they will create a three-corner tie for play-offs, providing Rangers are successful against Invaders.Special invitations have been issued to Civic Officials to be present at the final games of th: scason.If it is not possible to play the final cup match here, it will probably be held at the Mt.Royal Arena.Manager Roger La- coste is pleased with the present success of the Outremont League, and states he will add two more teams next year.Duck does not sit on fence.WAROLD BARTIER WHS SH HONS Takes First Honors in Cross- i* Country of Outremont | Ski Club The first annual cross-country ski race under {he auspices of tha Outre.mont Ski Club was held on Saturday afternoon under the excellznt weather conditions such as was prevailing.The race, which was over a distance of three and & Half miles was won by Harold Bartlett, who covered the course in record time of twenty-two minutes, with Louis Daman a close sceonid.All arrangements for the race were ably carried out by Leonard Sayer and John Lyons, officiels of the Outremont Ski Club.The first five men to finish were as follows: 1.Hareld Bartlett, 22 min.2.Louis Dankahi, 38 min.10 sec.3.I.McCuaig, | | ! | sc .| The Girls\u2019 North End Store GOLF LENGUES OPEN AT RIALTO.| Popular Indoor \u201cLinks\u201d Attracts Many Loops and + Teams Golf\u2019 League opened last Monday night at, the Rialto-United Galf Course.The Kresge\u2019s Park Ave.Store Girls defeated the Metrcpolitan Girls by a close score: ; Kresge\u2019s Girls i Reta Weich .73 jJean Globus 651 Gabrielle Foisy 1-1 64! Queenee Berson 73| 275 Metropolitan Girls ! Mrs.Pugsley .74 Fae Zilcovitch _ 70, Violette Dallaire .67 Anita Dallaire .TB! 286 | Miss Gabrielle Foisy won the prize! for the Lest score of the evening.On\u2019 Tuesday night four teams from the! Bankers\u2019 League will play, Royal\u2019 Bank vs Canadian National and City and District Savings vs Provincial, Bank.Wednesday night the Post Office League will start and Thursday the: North End Merchants League while, on Friday evening, the Theatre League will make their start with 12 teams lined up as fellows: Rialto vs Regent, | Rivoli vs Plaza, Westmount vs Seville, Corona vs Papineau, Belmont vs: Rosemount, Royal Alexandra, Lachine vs Granada.Playing will start at, 11.15.| Earlier in the evening, Friday.at 9 o'clock, another Girls\u2019 League will start as follows.Rialto Theatre Girls vs Westmount Theatre Girls, Rivoli Girls vs Reynolds Printing Office Girls.Any team desiring to join any of! these leagues should hand in their names before next Monday.\u2018 OUT.CURLERS LOSE Goal Mulcair .Thomas: Defence Charbonneau Dorun Colvey B.Leduc Wing Durocher G.Landes Durocher R.Cardinal Centre \u201c Alarie Ernie .Tetrauit TO ST.LAWRENCE T.M.Scott Skips Winning Rink Over C.E.Peterson | Outremont Cifrlers did brilliant work in winning the coveted Quebec Chal-; lenge Trophy, the oldest in existence, ! but it was captured last Thursday evening by the St Lawrence Curling team, with a 38-26 win for St, Law-, rence.The games were played on the title defenders\u2019 home ic: in Outremont and was a gaine that will long be re- | membered.First one way and then the other is how the game went almost up until the finish.The clever performance of Mr.T.M.Scott's feur is what captured the old \u201cMug.\u201d This rink downed Mr.C.E.Peterson's rink with ease, 23-11, which accounted for the 12-.shot margin of | the visitors, the remaining game; between Dr.E.S.Harding, St.Lawrence, and W.J.Bramley, Outremont, \"ending in a 15-all deadlock.The encounter which brought to- ing and A.J.Bramley produced a sterling brand of the roarin\u2019 game and one that saw the lead see-saw first by ends of both games follow: The rinks and scores: St.Lawrence Outremont W.A.Ross J.Lpekwood 1.H.Bennett H.Doon J.Yelland ;W.Peterson |Dr.E.S.Harding W.A.Bramley ! (Skip)\u201415 (Skip) \u201415 J.A.Sicotte J.Bannon J.H.Reid H.K.Gibson 8.W.Tench G.Clark T.M.Scott C.E.Peterson (Skip)\u201423 (Skip)\u201411 Total.38 Total .26 White Star Athletic Club To Hold Dance At Rialto \u2014\u2014\u2014 , | » \u201c Tho White Star Athletic Social Club will hold their annual Grand Ball, rext Sunday cvening, in the Rialto Dance Hall, corner of Bernard and Park avenues.Joo Nito and his Ki¢ Kat Cabaret Orchestra will supply the music for the event.À Half a loaf is better than none, Tell some people they are half-witted and they ought to feel flativred.Wheat is not planted in gardens.21 min.25 sec.4.À Townsemd, 24 min.55 sec.5.T.Flint, 25 min.30 ec, AMINER, THURSDAY.FEBRUARY 5 1931.TOP OUTREMON Sn om SPOR T À etsi\\=a= 5 = - -\u2014 - \u2014.» - By BOBBY FORSTER Midnight Hockey Parties in Sight?The timz is fast approaching when the amateur hokey teams got down to the sericus Lusiness of eliminating one another in the play-offs, ISTRATHCONA PAGE THREE T LEAGUE 1 OUT.TIGERS CRAB VICTORY FROM VALOIS A lucky goal on the part of W.s\"-{Local Sextet Journey to Lake- \u201c AND WEST HILL IN DRAM CONTEST Lucky Goal Gives Notre Dame de Grace Team Break gether the rinks skipped by Dr.Hard- : çain.and, one way and then another.The score | and the prospect matches sugh as were witnessed last winter, do not seem entirely remote.At this stage, the M.A A.A.team could hardly be conceded more chance of coming through than their Allen Oup line-up of 1930, for they have encountered plenty of difficulty in holding their present lead, Mc- Gill ard Columbus in particular proving equal to the task of keeping them in check.Visions of those memorable play-off games which kept the hockey fans at the Forum long after bedtime will take a little time to be obscured by those who saw the struggles, but by the way, the local teams have been battling along a recurrence of those overtime games doex not seem an utter impossibility.Les Canadiens gave the Winged Wheelers plenty to think about before the English team finally took the Senior Group honors.That, apparently, was their biggest step to get out of the province, but another hectiz series lay before them before the champions of the Mount Royal League acknowledged defeat.That fast-skating St.Francois Xavier crowd, conceded little chance of holding the Wheelers, came mighty close to proceeding into the Allen Cup play-downs, and those midnight watches wrote amateur hoe- key history in Montreal.No More Shearer-Arcand Warfare.Now the Mount Royal teams look capable of providing all sorts of cpposition again, and there is a merry old fight going on for league playoff positions.Lafontaine, the leaders in this Sunday \u2018afternoun circuit, present something unusual in the rear-guard, a hard-hitting defense pair that is as good as they make them in Montreal.A year ago Stewart Shearer and Arcand were taking particular delight in smearing each other on Forum ice, the former with the Victorias, and the Fren:h boy with Canadiens.They were the bad men of the league, generally in trouble, and showing little love for one another in their frequent clashes, Evidently they put their heads together during the off-season, and decide] that it was better Lo team up than cut up one another, so, now these huskies are combining their strenuous defensive tactics side by side, Curlers Double Up On Season.Montreal curlers ave finding themselves in a happy situation this year, a position to enjoy practically a double season at the roarin\u2019 game.They can thank refrigeration devices for their windfall, for it has permitted lozal clubs to get away to an carly start, and continue without interruption until spring calls a halt, no matter how eccentric weather conditions become.What artificial ice has done for hockey during the past ten years it is now doing for curling, and there are few clubs on the island that have not put in brine installations to assure them of good ive throughout the entire season.; January thaws, and Lalmy March weather, no longer bring terrors for the staunch curler who regards match play as the most important thing in life.When the ten-perature rises, the icemaker just has to close up the windows and turn on the juice, and his ice plant does the rest.Installation vf artificial ice plants runs into real money, but one hy one the Montreal clubs have been falling in line, and have found that it is false eccnomy to rely entirely un the elements to provide true ice sheets, NORDIC SKIERS TO ATTEND FETE DE NUIT FRIDAY the Mountain! Man would not wear fur cap.take the above mentioned trails and proceed to the Park Slide where the \u2018annual Fete de Nuit will be in progress, The second meet will be on Sunday All members, ex-members jand friends are invited to attend and at 2 pan.| take part in the skiing activities with.| tha club, Will Ski Over From Fletcher's Field San would not wear dress collar, The Nordic Ski Club turned out ner rer masse Sunday for a ski on the moun- ss according to the number present, it appears that the mue mbors! Belgium Upholstering Co.are taking a new interest in the 65 Prince Arthur St E club\u2019s activities.; .; ! Apart from the members, many of - We will make your slip-covers to order or re-upholster your furniture \u2018the ex-members were present ardito look like new at lowest prices in particinated in the afterncon\u2019s spor.lorder to keep all MABE The club met at Mount Royal and, our workers em- \u2018Park Avenues and proceeded up| Ploved.Fletcher's Field to the gulley, up the] We arc recom- ski trail to the tcp of the mountain | Mended hy our and from there to the lookout.he het .The air was crisp, the track fas | values for your @ \"and apart from a few spills everyone money.presant had an cnjoyable time.i Our factory Mon- prices save you half.We guarun- À meeting was called for J G v tee finest quality material and ex- day night, wnich was the first seance pert, workmanship held in their new club roun, also the] We always carry the largest and first with their new committee pre-:most complete line of beautiful cov- , siding, The main topic of the avening | erings in the latest advance designs.! was the planning of other skiing! Work can be donc at your home, parties, the first of which is to take\u2019 Call MArquette 8490 place Friday night at 8 o'clock.The for estimates club will mect at the same place and Unexcelled Valet Service PEERLESS WORKMANSHIP IS WHAT MAKES PARKSIDE TAILORS So much in Demand by Those Who Know REMODELLING CLEANING DYÉING Jack Salzman, Prop.10564 LAURIER WEST fixture.A local defence player in an effort tu check an oncoming puck carrier, sent the puck spinning toward his own nets.Jack, Strathcona goalie was too astonished to make a per feet save and the puck hind him to give the Westhill tette a win and enabled them t clinch second place in the league.Farquhar, who had possession of the puck before the lucky goal, is credited with the tally.The opening frame was last and botn teams got the.goal in that period.Clayton scored for West IL on a fast shot from the blue line and then Baldwin took a pass from Wil- sUx- mot to even the count by giving the, dise a berth behind Edwards.The pace during the remaindey of\u201d the contest was spasmodic and interesting except when either team woke up and made an effort to break the deadlock.1 att, Hayes, Harper.and Annet nade it hard for Jack in the Westhill un- cnet, while Griffiths, Wilmot and Irwin were also effectis The line-up follows: Strathcona West [hill Gonl Jack Lo Fear Defence Lait \u2026.FEdson Harper _ Ada ve Centre Hayes © .MeDonald Wing Annett \u2026.Clayton Griffiths Farquhar Strathcona -ubs.brwin, Wilmot, Baldwin.West Hill subs.Parsons, W man, Stewart, Referee\u2014Leo Heffernan, Picture on package on other stako noi carrots, lodged be-' hill snatched draw honors from shore and Earn 4 to 2 Strathcona, ai the Avena, on Monday, Decisi afternoon, with just about four, cen j minutes to play in an inter-scholasticl Valois, P.Q.\u2014The Outr>mont \u201cTigers, makng their debut last weekend at the popular Bak shore resore, eked out a thrilling 1-2 victory over the newly-formed Valois hockey team, The throughout and the hard ice surface pame wax closdy fought holped té make the gave one of the fast.