Examiner-courier, 25 mai 1933, jeudi 25 mai 1933

[" ek FOUR Saat CS a etre aaa lt we ee ems Outremont voL V.No.21.Mount Royal BUSINESSMENS FROLICS AND THEATRENIGHT PROVED TO BE AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESS : Lavish Entertainment Provided for Jolly Crowd Which Expressed Appreciation of Efforts Put Forth to Entertain in Emphatic Mannér\u2014Balloons, Serpentines, Paper Hats and Splendid Music Make Evening Outstanding Success \u2014Requests Already Registered for a Repetition.The Frolic apd Theatre Night staged by the Business Men's Association of the North End on Saturday last measured fully up the standards set by that organization, and proved a colorful affair.Serpentines, balloons, and paper hats there were in abundance, while the dance music left nothing to be desired.The function was categoried as informal, owing to the fact that the majority of business people were engaged until a late hour, but the toi- tettes of the ladies were elaborate, and lent a gay glamour to the occasion.The sale of tickets was so arranged went directly to the unemployed who portunity to dispose of them.While full returns are not yet in, it is believed that a still further considerable sum will be forthcoming to carry on the charity endeavor of the association.that a large portion of the receipts cared to avail themselves of the op- Dancing began promptly at nine\u2019 o'clock and guests continued streaming into the Rialto Gardens until eleven-thirty, when the doors leading to the theatre proper were thrown open, admitting those present to a first class vaudeville show, a comic strip and a feature picture, which proved a pleasant interlude to a lively dance programme.Buildings and store windows were illuminated until a late hour and added a gay note.Too much credit cannot be given Jack Wyatt and his ever-popular or- vhestra.These artists gave freely and willingly of their best efforts and | their work was responsible in a large measure for the success of the even- | ing.Refreshments were served under | the capable direction of Mr.John Connolly.The committee in charge included: Messrs.B.M.Garfield, Eugene Maynard, I.A.Lazk, W.Carruthers, Louis H.Duclos, L.H.Ouimet, and Charles Bailey and the Misses R.Ri-! chard and \u201cJackie\u201d Greenfield , as i hostesses.Thanks are due these | ladies and gentlemen for the perfect; manner in whi all arrangements were carried out.Everyone present voted the Frolics an outstanding function, and numerous requests are already in hand for a repetition.SURPRISE EVENING * AT ASCENSION CHURCH Un Tuesday evening, May 30th, the Girls\u2019 W.A.of the Church of the Ascension, Park avenue and St.Viateur will entertain at a \u201cSurprise Evening\u201d which promises to be most entertaining.Among those assisting in the programme will be \u2018Miss Jacquelyn Greenfield, Miss Emma Miller and a group of girls from the W.A.including \u2018Miss Frances Ford, \u2018Miss Gladys Dawson, Miss Nellie Wilkinson, Miss - Florence Elmslie, -Miss Hilda Mosely and Miss Loyla Annett.To insure the \u201csurprise\u201d element, no advance information will be given out, but all who come are assured of a pleasant evening, and the support of all ladies in the North End is earnestly requested.A nominal admission charge will be made.* Please come and bring a friend.NEW YORK OITY, N.Y.\u2014George Whitman, known on the air as \u201cChan- du the Magician,\u201d has been engaged to deliver.the accompanying narrative for the Educetional\u2014Battle For Life subject, \u201cThe World Beneath Our Feet\u201d Denizens of, the ground, including trap-door spiders, centipedes and other curious creatures, are the chief protagonists in the gripping drama of life in the raw.PAG PP PPO OOO LAD SUFFERS FACE LACERATIONS HERE Driving his bicycle out of & driveway at the side of his house Monday night, 14-year old Benoit Vaudrin crossed into the path of an automobile driven by Marcel Sansom of 6823 Clarke Street.cow The boy was thrown to the pavement and taken to the St.Justine Hospital suffering from face laceretions \u2018and \"ip Juries to the head.00 0et+4#460 06000660 6 à i bers fully paid, or 12 Juvenile mem- \u201cmer attractions is the Urban Camp \"which is run during the months of many other features.Y MHA BOOSTS MEMBERSHIP OF - BOYS BRANCH Special Campaign Being Con- ducted\u2014Urban Camp 1 is Attraction The Y.MH.A, is now conducting a campaign for new members, Their aim is to enroll 250 mew Juniors.Many improvements and additions will Le made in that division if the desired goal is reached.Althought this campaign is particularly interested in enrolling Junior members, | that is, boys of the ages of 13 and \"14.membership will also be open to any new juvenile.A special reward will be those who enroll:\u20146 Junior given to! ! mem-: bers fully paid,.or 3 Juniors and 6 Juveniles fully paid.One of the most interesting sum- July and August.Some of the items on the program are Sports, Dramatics, Arts and Crafts, and During the fail and winter season Junior clubs are organized under competent leadership, two big Junior plays are sponsored for Chanukah and Purim; special concerts arranged for Cham- isho Osor B'Shevat, Passover and Understanding.\u201d - Examiner-Courier Issued with the Co-operation of the Busisessmen's Association of the North End.66 +466 60666606 RADIO STOCK BULLISH AT NORTH BRANCHE \u201cy\u201d A brisk trading is in evidence at North Branch \u201cY\u201d where some of the most progressive of the members have purchased a radio for ie the lounge and are now selling shares in the instrument at the low price of twenty- five cents to members to cover the cost.The stock, the lads claim, is non-participating common (very) with no par value, although al! share holders are allowed to twist the dials to their hearts content.One enthusiast reports getting a programme fiom San Francisco but when the gang rushed over it was found to be merely a rebroadcast from a local station.It is rumored that there is a movement on fool among the more clanny financial genii to corner the market in order to be entitled to listen.to whatever programme they wish.+++.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 + + + 6 6 + + | OUTREMONT PRES.CHURCH ; [ NOTES ë \u2014 a There was a congregation at the | Outremont Presbyterian Church] which filled the church last Sunday morning when the 10th, 11th and 46th companies of Girl Guides were present with their friends.The parade was under*the command of Commissioner Meredith Millen, for the ; Outremont District.In his sermon, | !'the minister stressed the importance of \u201cKeeping in Touch\u201d with the lead- : company and most of all with Jesus | Christ who is the supreme Guide of | life.The choir rendered an anthem, Mr.Percy French at the organ and Miss Catherine Smart sang a solo.At the evening service \u201cEmpire | Building,\u201d was the theme.Following the evening service the Young | People\u2019s Society held a well attended | meeting at which the topic for dis- | cussion was \u201cThe Hebrew Religion and the Christian Religion, a better | This discussion: was introduced by Mr.McLean who gave a paper on the subject, many of those present took part.On Sunday, at the morning service 11 a.m.Mr, McLean will preach on the subject: \u201cThe Ascended Lord,\u201d and in the evening at 7.30 p.m.on \u201cThe Blessed Hope.\u201d \u2018The Young People\u2019s Society will hold a social hour at 8:30 p.m.There will be vocal solos by Mrs.McLean and others.This meeting will bring to a; close the activities of the society for Lag B'Omer; a newspaper called the Junior Beacon entirely run by the | Juniors themselves which is a dis-° tributed weekly after the Havadall- ah Services every Saturday with special editions on Holidays; debating -a oppular activity which gives every boy a chance to express his views and opinions and helps him gain self-confidence; fretwork classes and other hobby groups are part of the Sunday afternoon activities; sports include swimming and gymnasium classes twice a week, and a good swim every Sunday morning; a fancy skating class to be organized next winter homework periods in the Library every afternoon; and above all, two whole enjoyable months of the Urban Camp without any extra fee to the \u201cY\u201d Juveniles and Juniors, \u2018 Every Jewish parent will find that as \u201cY\u201d members their children will have spent their time in a very val uable manner.For further information, telephone the Y.M.H.A., or PL.8422, or arrange for a personal interview .with Mr.Harry J.Halperin, Director of Boys\u2019 Activities.\u2019 { DUBLIN, Ireland.\u2014Newtownsandes Fianna Fail Club has passed a red.olution calling on the Government to take steps to remove all memorials, statues and \u201cother emblems or displays embodying or perpetusting British domination in the country.Wé especially request that the statue of the late Queen Victoria he removed from Leinster Lawn,\u201d the resolution states, \u201cand that we consider it inconsistent with the main object of Fianna Fail that this relic of imperialism should .still disgrace the precincts of our Parliamentary in- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ¢ 00000000000 the present season.FAIRMOUNT-ST.GILES | CHURCH NOTES | Floral Sunday School Anniversary Services at Fairmount-St.Giles Church have always been of unusual interest and beauty,\u2014and those next Sunday, promises to well maintain the standards of previous years, The Floral Cross provided and decorated by the Senior School, the Floral procession by the younger departments, and appropriate musical services provided by the Senior Choir at the morning service, will form the lovely setting in which Rev.P.N.Caven, B.A., M.R.E,, of St.Laurent United Church will deliver his address \u201cWith God Among the Flowers.\u201d These services will be continued at the evening service when the minister, Rev.Burton H.Robinson, M.A.will take for her subject, \u201cThe Romance of the Human Soul\u201d The Junior\u2019 Chotr 70 voices strong, direct- od by Mr.John Robb, with Frank Allman as organist, will render their last musical service of the season.Fairmount-St.Giles Sunday School has had a splendid year, with increasing interest in attendance under the able direction of Principal R.P.Bissell, and his associate supt.Messrs.R.B.Tarlton, David Anderson, Norman Roberts, Mrs.H.King- sley, and Miss Kitty Blackwell.t SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif.\u2014*Loia,\" a parrot which became famous as the official greeter for thousands of tourists at the San Juan Capistrano mission, will greet no more.She died of a broken heart because she Was not allowed to continue ifor ers and all other ranks in the Guide| gress and development was added | ises to be a most attractive event.MONTREAL, THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1933 teceerrerrrsssy * NEW DIRECTOR © + - 1 1] L.H.Ouvimet, Quimet-Wilson Coal Company, newly elected director, Businessmen's Association of the North End.REV.DR.POTTER SPOKE ON PEACE | ™siieasaee AND ROOSEVELT Dr.Potter Attended Function for Dr.Douglas Rev.Dr.James G.Potter, of MacVicar Memorial Church, Outremont, was among those present at an informal function held this week for the Rev.Dr.Lloyd \u20ac.Douglas who is about to complete his stay in Montreal as pastor of St.James United Church.Under the chairmanship of the Rev.David McLennan of Fmmanuel Church the clergy gathered at the Willingdon Room of the Central Y.MC.A.for luncheon and toasted ® the departing minister.Dr.faction that the friendship of + the Montreal ministers had been to him during his stay + here.+ + + + + + + + + 4 4 +646 | MacVICAR MEMORIAL = CHURCH NOTES Services next Sunday in MacVicar | Memorial Church will recognize the, programme of the church year.At! i the eleven o'clock service, Dr.Potter, Presidents Part in Promoting Agreement Lauded by Pastor { Our : 7:80 the topic \u201cAscension of! the be will preach on the Lord\u201d und in will \u2018The First , Christian Martyr.\u201d There will be ap- SUNDAY LAST Empire Day Se ermon Was! + Feature at MacVicar | Church to the British Empire! pro- | To tribute its contribution to world ! a message of congratulatory goodwill addressed to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Presideiit of the United | { States, for his determined effort to: join all nations in world peace, by: the Rev.Dr.James G.Potter, min- | ister of MacVicar Memorial Church.; St.Viateur avenue and Hutchison street, who preached on \u201cOur Royal | Heritage under British Institutions,\u201d at the eventide service Sundav.The people of the world, Dr.Potter, said can only applaud President Roosevelt's success in obtaining the | assent of so many nations to a plan for world peace and economic rehabilitation.He added the President of the United States could rest assured.that \u201cBritains throughout the world will \u2018tender him all the support, poss | ible.\u201d The service was in observance of Victoria Day, and in his sermon the minister recalled the \u201ccavalcade of world progress and development.\u201d up through the ages and during the reign of Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V.He noted That the heritage of the British Empire and its peoples had been one! of the principles of Jesus Christ inculcated into national and international progress and development.Britons had ever sought to blend the true ideals of Christendom with civilization, and it remained for the people of today in the British Empire to continue his work, ever remembering the challenges of progress since the reign of Queen Victoria.Along with the perfection of British instutions, Dr.Potter said, had come advances in all sciences advances which gave the world the steam engine, electricity, telegraphy, and wireless, the telephone, radio, aircraft, ete.Medicine and surgery and witnessed amazing developments; in the realms of commerce and indusiry and agriculture, great innovations had taken place, the while British law, eduction and evan- gelization had progressed apace, Good had wrought much: it was up to man to recognize His greatness, he concluded.Ears must open and hearts must respond to the Word of Christ, and the people of today, not unlike the Britons of yesteryear, must recognize in Jesus Christ the leader, inspirer, the guide and Prince of Peace, governing the souls, the lives and the conscience of men.| NORWIOCH.\u2014 Sprowston Mill, a picturesque building of brick and wood near Norwich, made famous by the pictures of \u201cOld\u201d Crome, was destroyed by fire.A local association were about to acquire it as an his.station.\u201d greeting visitors.torical building, and funds were being raised.propriate music at both services.The Sunday School Executive has, arranged for the Annual Picnic to take place on Saturday, June 17th, Already considerable interest is shown in the various departments of the Sunday School.The Choir rection of Mr.Concert under the Nn.A.The programme will be given in the large Lecture Hall and will consist Prete 0000 0000s Douglas spoke on the satis.®.evening at! di- | Hincliffe prom- Park Extension Montreal Annex AS MISHAP Pratt Park, Outremont Park St.Equipped With Latest in Outremont Park, children of the district.OUTREMONT OFFERS HOST OF ~~ PLAYGROUNDS TO CHILDREN PRICE\u2014TWO CENTS REDUCING MEANS and St.Cyrille Park Are All Playground Apparatus\u2014Plan Keeps Kiddies Off the Streets\u2014Children of All Ages and Even Grown-Ups Patronize Grounds.l'ratt Park and the Park and Playgrounds at St.\u201cCyrlle Avenue, all of which are mgintained and operated by the City of +| Outremont offer a wealth of amusement and a safe playing ground for Attractive and safe equipnient is installed at these centres and from TENNIS COURT Executive Announces Many New Members, Improvements to Courts The Tennis Club of North Branch Y.M.C.A.is already underway for the 1943 season nnd a great deal of work has been done under the direction of the executive and the club property on Beaumont Avenue pre- Tennis enthusiasts, The Club house has been repainted and interior changes are planned to make it even more inviting during social hours for those not playing tennis.It was found necessary to make of Glees, Choruses, Part Songs, Quartettes.Te oR + CANADIAN MISSION | __ NOTES | $n tg] The regular Sunday services of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day | Saints were held in the Rialto Hall \u201cB\u201d 5711 Park Ave., at 7:00 p.m.Miss Priscilla Wilson, Nephi, Utah, explained the benefits one derives from service in church work.She stated \u201cshe world needs a religion which is active and practical, a rel- ; igion that can be lived seven days a week.\u201d The Latter-Day Saints teach and live these words.Knowledge has been given from God through revelation that this end can be reached through Obedience of Spiritual and Physical laws.The character of an individual depends largely upon religious teachings.Numerous illustrations were given to show this.If we desire blessings from God we should ask and work for them, this was her concluding admonition.Elder John C.Richards, missionary, gave a discourse explaining that a man must be called of God, by \u201cprophecy and by the lying on of hands\u201d to officiate in his laws and ordinances.Several incidents were given from Bible times of people acting without - authority and the punishment they received.The Sav- jor called and ordained twelve Apostles to preach the Gospel, Apostles called and ordained others tô the work of the ministry.Scriptures were read showing the Apostasy from the Church of Christ and Restoration of the ospel.The authority to preach it was restored to Joseph Smith in 1829.Gospel being preached to all nations as a witness.Miss Thelma Dastrup, missionary, explained the law of obedience, and if we desire blessings it is through obedience to laws upon which they are predicated.Science through law has given the world its wonders.Christ through obedience to law atoned for the sins of the world.By obedience we can save ourselves in the Kingdom of God.Faith, Repentance, Baptism, by immersion, and the Gift of the Holy Ghost, are steps toward salvation.Humility is a gift to man and only through its use can blessings be obtained.ROME, Italy.\u2014 Signor Bozsalla- Borramino, a bachelor, who has died J at Castagnes, in his will directs that] his house and grounds shall be plac ed at the disposal of all the elderly spinsters in the district.All the spin- stars are to receive such hospitality as they require for as long as they wish to remain at his house.i lighting equipment and extensive repairs to the fence and now eight courts are in use, four of these being adequately lighted.On several tven- ings to date over forty members have taken part in informal play and a demand has been initiated for the start of the regular spring tournament.This marks the second season in which the Rae Inniss Trophy has been put up for competition among the men, this trophy was won last season by Trevor Elphy.If won three times this trophy becomes the property of the winner.Competition will be especially keen for this cup this year with Jerry and Alton Kahn, Guy Thomas and Jack Glen vieing for honors.The girls trophy last season was won by Margaret Grace who is back again to defend her honors, other contenders for this championship are Nettie Patterson, Margaret Henderson, and Helen Scheybal.Of course, there are many other members who will not concede the championship to any of the abuve mentioned without a struggle.The chairman of the tournament committee plans that these tournaments be underway the beginning of next week.Places on the club ladder are determined by this competition.The officers of the club are; President, Ed.Holden; vice-pres., Walter Marcil; sect'y-treas., Milton Townsend.The subs committees are, tournaments, Donald Munroe; Social, Clinton Davis; Membership, George Portcons.All applications for membership should be addressed to North Branch Y.M.C.A.SEWARD, Alaska.\u2014 Gold scales have reappeared in many husiness it NORTH \u201cy\u201d.sents a very inviting appearance to.houses reminiscent of the old days|\u201d +; morning till night hordes of tiny caildren an well as kiddies of school age and oder take advantage of the features offered to them.of the authorities that the supplying of these playgrounds is responsible: in the main for the reduction of street accidents to children.-% * Pratt Park, in the north-west sec- It ix the belief tion of the city in one of the most \u201cheauiful and well-laid-out of the | smaller parks on this continent and | is a distinct asset and an improvement over the old sandiot that previously adorned the spot.This park | 13 especially crowded with the younger children who paddle around in the water and sand that is provided for their amusement.Outremont Park has long been a favorite with the youth of the city.In the summer it is the mceca of the smaller children who live in the near-_ \u201cby houses and apartments and who do not get out of town for the summer, The children of whool age flock to it after school hours and endless games of ball etc, are indulged in, In the evening it is popular with the grown-ups too where its shady benches offer a welcome relief after a day in the hot and dusty streets of the commercial district.The St Cyrille Park has been a favorite with the older children for many years and until the installation of the present playgrouri equipment was the scene of many an interesting baseball game, Bath Outremont Park and the St.Cyrille field were used extensively in the past during the winter.Many a happy season was spent by the children at the Outremont rink, a circular track that was one of the finest of its type on the island.Hockey too was indulged in al two open air surfaces and many of the inter- school and inter-class games were played thera, Outremont children are fortunate in having an administration that realizes the benefit of adequate playgrounds and equipment.Rain Spoils A.Y.P.A.Outing Unfavorable weather conditions spoiled a picnic planned by the Association branch, Anglian Young People's Association, for yesterday.In conjunction with some eight other branches of the Association in the city, plans have been going forward for an excursion to Olterburn Park for the 24th.Approximately n hundred members of the local branch were to join in large bodies of thelr confreres for what was hoped to be a most enjoyable day.Cancellation of arrangements was postponed until the last moment in the hope that the rain would cease, which however was nol the case, Such was the enthusiasm, that, despite weather conditions, the majority of the Ascension group wished to carry on.It was considered the part of wisdow, however, to postpone the function, ; The picnic will be held at a later date.accept dust in any quantity in the when gold dust was the medium of exchange, the merchants agreeing to purchase of goods.ORANGE PEKOE BLEND SALADA TEA | \u201cFresh from the Gardens\u201d rs vn © Ht er SOC PRES a ee CA re iets a RPh al THE EXAMINER-COURIER.THURSDAY.MAY 25th, 1933 A \u201cFAIR\u201d VACATION PAGE TWO RIALTO DANCE | STUDIO STAGED © TOUROFWORLD \u2018Stars Scatter To Four Winds \u2018For Rejaxation And Change Diplomas Not Essential In $creen Work | Youthful aspirants to screen funu fa | who fear that opportunity may bo i i | A Trip Around the World in One City \u2018 | | Vacation Time in Hollywood Finds Many Packing Suitcases \u2014 Ruth | Chatterton Is Already in Europe \u2014 Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson | | Ï Vacationists are lucky this summer.They can \u201cgo around the world\u201d in one city.From every corner of all over the world, while the presentation of one or two choral classics # week, requiring 600 to 1,000 voices, A HEALTH SERVICE OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANILS in Honolulu \u2014 Joe.E.Brown Turns Attention to Baseball.: .the globe, peuple will travel to Chi- is a special feature.IN CANADA - i Ta à cago to the Century of Progress Ex-| In addition there are the permanent GROWTH Vacation time in Hollywoou with | Lieut the stork by several weeks, The 'hampered hy lack of a college edu- Ë Work of Mrs.Livinson and position.and Chicago will reward cacti \u201chi vig ; .tudio produeljon na'ted for a breath- whole family will probably return to {cpcion should stop worrying\u2014the: 1 attractions of Chicago, fourth metro- Great oaks from little acorns; ! ix ; .; Hollywood in the early suirmer, can proba ter wi \u2018 y l'he ing spell, finds the thirty-odd star ean probably do better without dip grow.The human body develops, 'n% finds the shirty-odd stars when the Warner studio reopens.I lomas.: from one minute cell.It seems most | und featured players under contract | Joun Blondell has slipped out of i incredible that our complex bodies on Warner Bros.and First National \u20181f,llywood quietly and will probubly them by showing them the wonders of | polis of the globe, with a population the world and ite progress and\u2018of over three and a half million.The uchievement in science, industry, ar-; famous \u201cLoop,\u201d the busy ard gay h Staff Plainly Visible in S Children\u2019s Dance Such is the opinion of Franche: *lchitecture and art during the last .a; ; ; .A > hi ali ; ' 3 i icture- The closing production for the ses- century, and by taking them to heart of the city, where are the brat- with their highly speciglized tissues | scattering fur und wide in search of : Le seen shortly in various Key cities, Tone, a newcomer to talking picture.G | a vs y 10 liant theatres, which, during the Ex-{gnd organs all have their heginning t ch d | ; ego .\u2026 Sh who probably possesses one of the son of the Rialto Dance Studio, \u201cA {strange lands and pluces through its | position » bo 18 at .i vest, change and .musement.making perscnal appearances.She ; So or ] ane > position sesso are expecting to pre-|(ip the same single cell, the simplest Ruth Chatterton '~ already i ; Co finish adi voles i finest academic trainings of any Dance Tour Around-the World\u201d was remarkable buildings and exhibits.sent spectacles and attractions frum | form of life \u2018 PT aiterfon >» a yon Fur- has Just \u2018inis ed Je \u201d ing roles.in player in Hollywood.; well received at Victoria Hall, Mon- The visitors to this great World's the great capitals of the world; the op ell which is the begi Loe wih het | psband, George | \u201cGold Diggers of 1933\u201d and in \u201cGoud- He attended private schools i: Ë .(Fair will be transplanted to the tem-: Art Institute which will have an un- be one .cell, ! e sgin- | rent, both of whom will return in Lye Again.Sarangé.Lake, the Hill School 1 £ day by a large and appreciative ; ! ne .i ning of life, grows and multiplies! the carly suminer ic resume work for: las Fairbanks, Jr.h ed - \u2019 , n > ; Ts 3 ._j Pestuous land of Jehol as they stand jusual exhibition; the Field Museum à Lu .| Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.has moveë pottsdam, Penn, Cornell University ; audience who snowed plainly in their |; .hue ae J AE TEE | yntil it has produced the millions of | Warner Bros.Their latest picture, is grandmother's house in Bev- ET D adien in the Golden Temple where Manchu: of Natural History; the new Museum ; k hé third in which & (to his grandmothers house in Bevel, the University of Ronnes in attention and applause that they!emperors once ruled and gaze at the of Science; the Adler Planetarium cells which make up the human body.the third in which they have appear! orly Hills and is keening bachelor hail jg Experience in stock com M \u2019 , ' 2 » rt 3 io: > for 8: .; ve.3 1 $ - .were cognizant vf the extensive priceless collection of Chinese andi where the pageantry of the heavens We do not kown what causes the çell cd together, 5 simost ready for r> there for the summer.Aline Mac- panies led to his stage hit in \u201cSuc 1.work that had been done by the di-| Buddhist treasures.lis on view: the newly erected Shedd te multiply, this factor is the spark | lease.It is \u201cLily Turner, \u2018a story Mahon.having finished \u201cthe comedy coss Sfigry\u201d in New York, a scree ; , .hers ie j : : .of life itself.tald in u carnival and medicine show jepd in \u201cGold Diggers of 1938,\u201d has y gry PR \u2019 vy ! rectress of\u201d the school, the teachers| They wii wander through the| Aquarium; and the wide, lovely bou- :, atmosphere | 8 ggors \u2019 contract to appear in \u201cToday We : \u201c and those working on the costumes, Gardens of the Villa D'Este, near levards and parks of Chicago.As all parts of the body have their = .a .| returned to her husband in New York.| Live,\u201d and recently \u201cGabriel Ove: before such a production was poss- Rome.The Century of Progress Exposi- common origin in; one çell, so do George Arliss is leaving the Unil- [Lyle Talbot will visit his parents in the White House.\u201d \u2019 ible : - ME ui {tion is andi they remain interdependent through \u20ac States for France und England He ' Omaha, Nebraska for three weeks _.aft ; .They will view u vivid presentation tion is the outstanding event of the Ys ; Ai : : \u201cAny beginner really ambitious :.aft ; oo ev wi À - > life.A healthy body is healthy in Will spend the summer mouths at hi~ during the shut down.He has y y son i The work of Zelda St.Pierre, both of Niagara Falls and the Adirondack century! all its parts.Disemse in any one part cottage near St.Margaret's, in Kent, ! just completed his first important succeed og stage or screen should ve : + teacher of dance technique and\u2019 ins.\u2018 der .indi : al x LE \u201d 0, ro dds Al start à : Hine , \u2018 her mumber the \u201cDevil Dance\u201d vas Mountain di cu order that the fear of finding gffects the wholel structure.England.His intes: n «ivre is the \u2018romantie lead opposite Kay Francis start im diately to get acting cx.hy : outstanding and brings a great deal They will visit the Maya Temple, a : Lhicago an overcrowded city in which Food and oxygen are required by dramatization of the life of Volta.rc.ja \u201cMary Stevens, M.D.\u201d perience.A college course can ne- fiv oh f credit \u2018 this 1 ul ou lad replica of the Nunnery at Uxmal, a hotel space will be at A premium al} body cells.Without food and.The picture he mude just previous to\u2019 Disk Powell is making personal er equal that,\u201d says Tone.Ca i Practi al \u201cvery child ° pes Maya city of Yucatan, presenting the Mey not keep any tourists away, &' oxygen, the cells soon perish while \u201cVoltaire,\u201d is \u201cThe Woraing Ma:\" ; appearances and will play soon at the \u201cI background is desired, many Ho 4 Practically every child on the billi art of a great American civilization \u2018unique plan has been worked out by \u2018now being naticneil sieused ; i ; benefi f coll Ci 1 btai + showed the benefit of Miss St.Pier] 4p.J which th ti jeitor i ,@ lack of these substances results & PAUCNRIY Téicared.{Farle Theatre in Washington and at bene its of college can be obiained bod Ï Fes excellent tuition \u2018and the Devil which has vanished._ ¢ e prospective visi or is BUR: |i faulty growth.Ruby Keeler, who is Mrs.Al Jo- the Capitol in New York.Bette in almost any large club of well-in- ing ; 3 1 e They will roam through pavilions: ranteed his hotel accommodations be- | ; + leon tn private lide.left for Honolulu is is still i E ith h formed members.A fund of gen: À Dance was a revelation portraying portraying the typical Indian cultures fore he even leaves his home! The; The food we take into our mouths | vith her husb:nd immediately up| Davis is still In the Easy with her | informati i of s » J s it did al 1 don \u201cof hh a: SE ; | A ; | must be altered before it can be! Lo y UPL husband.eral information and ease of social as it did all the reckless abandon of North America, beginning with an railroads are co-operating with a ; .'th completion of her fino! scenes in! contract are even more easily : the \u20ac the African terpischorean.hropological exhibit depicti large, well-known t 1 used.This change begins in the .Id Di Ce ene , \u2018Richard Barthelmess is about ready .: Sy fer f \u2018 anthropological exhibit depicting the ge, -kn ravel company, , : se vai 41 | \u201cGold Diggers of :933, the sensation- : 3 quired in clubroom atmosphere than Every country in the world was [life of prehistoric man.° for the benefit of those desiring to mouth where the foods is mixed with al aew all-star icusical film.to leave on his long-planned trip to at a large center of learning or represented in the dance tour and| They will inspect Fort Dearborn Visit the Century of Progress Expos- | saliva, and the process of digestion * Jue E.Brown has turned ta base- Mexico City with Mrs.Barthelmess,g \u201c à ; e vi tio well represented.The fine work]which has risen again, faithfully re.ition.jstarts with certain changes in the \u201call for his summer amusement and | having stayed in Hollywood long Courses in dramatics have valu bo partrayed by every pupil leaves the produced with its log palisades, block- ! At every railroad terminal in Chi- ; starchy foods.The presence of food, is watching the Kansas City club \u2018enough to see the first draft of his 1 he student, of sufficient means he fees : : \u2019 Co, i < ; ; .; * es icture, *Br ine.oliow.rough.u prs entire district with the feeling that| houses and barracks as it was be- ¢8g0, also at the Navy pier where I the mouth call forth a flow of, which he owns in part, with jealous ve Pot Breadline h Warven \u2018with just the dient an ed a) Mrs.Livingston is a person capable fore the dreadful Indian massacre in| Great Lakes steamers arrive, special ve.hp nar food ha 08%, attention.\u201cElmer the Great,\u201d his a Dane hi nN pd able, I: d cation who starts young enough \u2018 7 of bringing out the best that is in! the early Pioneer day.: World's Fair service bureaus will be! he Sight or Smet: où \u2018a \u2018as the purest picture, is about baseball, too.inite plans which will probably \u2018an .h g cn Bi \u2019 and of emh and every child in the master! They will behold the Lincoln group, installed, staffed by travel men whose same effect and it ix a fact that our: Barabara Stanwyck is on the road | them both in New York before many train himself as ol actor, in Ro 167 à of dance routine and that she has | ineluding the replicas of the log cab-|duty will be to see that all incoming mouths actually water at the sight|with her husband, Frank Fay, in a Lu Francis and Lovetta Young us than he college Brad hen wit $ gathered around her a capable and|in where the Great Emanci s passengers get to their taxi he OF smell ot ood musical sh which the, ted in, ancis a \" ° \u2019 er tha 3 | pator was ge e xis, to the , ; , (musica ow which they started in.° ; , ; mule où \u2018 .man i efficient staff.born and other buildings associated [hotels, receive their Exposition tick- The saliva not only acts as a di-!14,x Angeles just after Barbara fin- | will stay in Hollywood and .work.plan.The \u2018go-to-college-young man pro À ; i .; \u2018gestive fluid but it, also dissolves the |; .having been lent to other studios for advice should be changed for would- with him and his family.ets and whatever else they are en- | 5° .ished \u201cBaby Face.\u201d They are play-| = 0 0 = pet ; + the be .; çÇ Bu] ; , They will survey a model of Little titled to, provide information and in food and so makes it easier to swal- ing one-night stand: in cities of the Wa me ; + ween seasons at the < actors to, get to acting\u2014as N œ.x: +; - .! ; ; we Z-Inch Pont Bed, Coll Springs, Cotton Felt Mattress : Amy Sic.Complete ; \u201c socnens dorvoosare0cec0ca0000004 vocersononse gondolas over the lagoon and sail-ipets The dining room of her \\ : ; \u2018 _ - ing in steamers over the Lake, gaz- {Brentwood house is carpeted with a ve paie Brown her Just bought à Your Heat Friend is a Good Book [ing at the Exposition buildings and dark red one-piece carpet not less pa for his Holl yi home se : FREE MEMBERSHIP ! grounds which at night will be beau-fthan two inches thick.It is her {pow has th hi ye th bi : D COLLES LENDING LIBRARY tifully illuminated.Electrical cas-!favorite room.iano and he pei est mouti gest » 3687 PARK AVENUE \u2018© * |'cades, flaming pylons, scintillating! \u2018Edward G.Robinson once made Film capital.x 4 m the W CR.4455 .[cars and Sher Iwoath-taking effects, soap-box speeches on behalf of Wil- George Brent almost died once WE HAVE FULL SELECTION OF ALL.|| urn the Fair grounds into an:liam Randolph Hearst, candidate for ,.the result of an accident which LATEST FICTION.enchanted city rising from fairy Mayor of New York.He was four-| occurred while he was playing He Puzzles For Sale and To Rent i waters.i \u2018teen then.iHs first cigar made him | ball.i R The vivid use of color is the key- ill but didn't dixcourage him.He Jaskethall.io once fought for 2 ;note of the decorations of the Fair,'\u2018is a heavy smoker.atreets of Dublin.He wears \u201cand motion is the keynote of the ex- Joan Blondell was once lost in the! bright-eclored silk pajamas and ern .+ hibits\u2014the old static method of show- Grand Gentral Station in New York.| dark glasses Sm Saturday Specials ing the finished product has been sup- |8he had on a new red coat and svas ) \u2019 er vo i planted by the presentation of the fed bananes while =he waited for EE ae 3 doz.for $1 processes of manufacture.Thus ex- [someone to find her .o she didn't ) ] x Petunias (pink, blue, Erion) _ { hibits themselves are following the mind.Her first real live affair SAM\u2019S 3 Marigolds (Guinea fold) Aper- architecture of the buildings in which was with a boy in Santa Monica, BARBER SHOP i om al Snapdrazons in eolars \u2014 they are housed in creating new Caltfornia.ecently he wrote ler 219 St, Viateur St.West #.dula \u2014 Sweet yssum \u2014 | ideals.t was to be married.Peavi \u2014 \u2019 = : Lobelia\u2014 Astera\u2014Celasio (Castle |, Extending for 32 miles along Lake; \u2018Richard Barthelmess likes rock- le ve Modern Beauty.PER TON $ ] & re \u2014\u2014 Seabiosa || Michigan, eovering over 424 acres of| ing chairs.HR has a dachshund ma \u2014 ; 9 TOMATO PLANTS land\u2014all of which has been reclaim-| Pup which he has named Wey- = Prichard \u2014 Chalks Early Jewel | from the Lake-the Century of) weer, after a man he met in \u2014 Carter's Pruft \u2014 Carter's Sun- Progress Exposition will offer to its Europe a year ago and didn\u2019t BE.1740 rise \u2014 Oxheart.millions of visitors the, variety and like.The old rifle he carried FREE ! ! \\ POT GROWN PLANTS interest and wonders of a trip argund| M \u201cTol'oble David\u201d ix a fireplace ! \u201cUnwin's Hybrid Dahlias, 2.30 doz.|| *oFld! Specially chartered motor.decoration in hix leach house * 5 x f Enlargement -Geraniams .o.2.50 doz.busses will egrry them from one part| NOW - ' Vertens (Lavender Glory), of the grounds to another; numerous] Ruch Chatterton plays chess and With Every Roll Film Printed « ] N YOU R B : en \u2026 a.| restaurants, to suit every taste, will [Writes music and likes to sit up alf F By ; I California ! offer delicious food and refreshment; |Pight.Green is her favorite color.DEVELOPING FREE - hr = .À, \u2018Red \u2018Robin Hood \u2014 Biks the numerous fine hotels of Chicago She has an English butler.So, in 21 H Sorvi \u2018 \u2019 Somrore Purple Theodorosia \u2014 Apple jwill welcome them; all possible fa- fact, has Barbara Stanwyck and 1 - aurs Frice \u2014 4 Bloom \u2014 Buffled Pink \u2014 Hors cilities and pleasures are being pro-| Frank Fay.| Acme Photo Finishing Studio Le : .! vided for the vis \u201chi ; ine MacMahon likes to wear pic., POT GROWN DAHLIAS | summer.the vinttors ® Chicago this ture hats.She cannot drive .oan.+445 COLOMIAL AVE.\u2026 \u2019 ! Jane Com) omnia J.onranenesenersense aed No other exposition has ever had |- ° oY Fert Monmouth _ \u201c100 jee many special features of entertain- ) .vo tm BL nnn FROM YOUR DEALER pi iatrct, There wil be fre\u201d aquatic odern Furniture Store : FR | Ç fireworks, bands, pageants id (asd ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.PHONE LA.3032 = Theraburgs and fountains; sports as well as lec- A Complete line of Heddi ' OR ; tures by scientists, scholars and edu\u2019 ' nx , A 2 2 1 LIMITED .cators will enrich the regular pro- .VERY SP ECIAL OFFER .3 a » .A ap \u2018 L tu 1 OCH ur- I~ an\u2019 td- von va DE, 10 ve RUNAWAY CAUSE OF FIVE YEAR OLDS DEATH George Henri Succumbed Monday to Fractured Skull | at Hotel Dieu Hospital MOTHER INJURED Mrs.Phillippe Roy Still At Hospital Suffering From Fractured Shoulder | From injuries received on Sunday | afternoon when he and his mother were truck by a wagon drawn by a runaway horse on Laurier Avenue | five year old George Henri of 5226 Casgrain Street succumbed at the\u2019 Hotel Dien Hospital, Monday and the hody taken to the morgue where an inquest was held.Mrs.Phillipe Roy, 33 mother of she child is still at the hospital suf- tering from a fractured left shoulder, Doctors stated that her condition is not regarded as serious.The boy died \u2018from a fractured skull his head having been crushed against a a brick wall by the wagon.The police learned that Mrs.Roy | and her son were walking opposite 167 Laurier Avenue when struck with the wagon.It was reported, that the horse and wagon were the property of Alex Yellin of 3887 De Bullion street.The animal took fright and dashed along Laurier Avenue striking the child and the! mother, YOUTH TO MEET Thirty-two nations in addition to the British Empire have indicated their intention of sending contingents to the World Scout Jamboree this year in Hungary.By a gradual change from sentimentalism to cynicism, the notion of forgiving sin has turned into the notion for forgetting sin.\u2014G.K.Chesterton.i WIDE VARIETY IN NEW NORTH END - JEWELRY STORE Charles Herman, widely known in the diamond and watch trade, has just moved his establishment to its new location at 5137 Park Avenue, just below Fairmount.Mr.Herman has long been identified with the jewelery business, having conducted a store on St.Lawrence Boulevard for many years.His new premises are splendidly stocked with a beautiful line of cut glass stemware, cutlery, tea services, floor and table lamps, with marble bases, standard makes of watches, book ends and crystal and cut glass, particularly appropriate as gifts for the June bride.He carries in addi- | tion, a wide assortment of prezious | stones, and maintains a well-equip- Scenes like this, showing dairymen pouring milk on the highways, are now an almost hourly occurrence in reached the dangerous stage.Wisconsin, where the milk war has Governor Schmedeman recently announced his determination to deal firmly with the situation and has sent several hundred National Guardsmen to the affected area, swearing them in as deputy sherriffs re \u2026 - Lens Here, There and Everywhere by Phil LONDON, Eng.\u2014 The Leicester- shire Regiment has received official sanction to change its regimental | march.Since 1882 the Leicesters have \u201cstepped out\u201d ; ful composition, hut lacking local at- \u201cA Hunting Call\u201d is the name of the new march.It has been held for long that the regimental march of the Leicesters \u2018should be associated with its famé as a hunting centre.\u201d to \u201cRomaika,\u201d a tune- mosphere.Regimental marches are move often founded on folk songs celebrating some local trait or custom rather than an incident of war, The Leicestershire hunting song immortalises the sporting parson who, in past years, followed the hounds: | We Repair Watches and Remodel Jewelry at Moderate Prices.Select Your Wedding Rings for The June Bride CHAS.HERMAN°S The Reliable Jeweller Now Located at 5137 Park Avenue ee ns see ef : Caswell, Mrs.Glanzer his title and his membership of the Hap=burg family to marry.a young Viennese beauty.This love match ended in a divorce and Leopold vanished.In 1921 he reappeared suddenly on the stage of a second-class cabaret in Berlin under the role of \u201cBrainless Archduke.\u201d Later he was a bank clerk, then a green-grocer, and later a doorkeeper at the castle of his father, | NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.-\u2014Inaug- uration of what is to be perhaps the world\u2019s most exclusive genealogical organization, composed of those who, through 99 years and 26 or more generations of documented ancestry, can trace direct and incontestable de- I've a wedding at eight, But they'll jolly well wait For we'll all go a-hunting today.The Border Regiment marches to + \u201cDye Ken John Pell,\u201d so that, like !the Leicesters, when \u201con the road,\u201d | they sing the praises of hunting.y BERLIN, Germany.\u2014Leopold Wo- elfing.the former Austrian Archduke Leopold: Salvator, the eldest son of the former Grand Duke Ferdinand, is iv marry Frau Palowski Groeger.In 1904 Leopold renounced Bargains in Reconditioned Cars CHRYSLER COACH, 1829 Diamonl Set *1 5 00 up CHEVROLET COACH 192 193 Wedding Rings .« PONTIAC COACH.1829 M5 Platinum *1 0 00 HUIMONILE CONY.COUPE, Wedding Rings .« 2eececee 550 .Fol ROADSTER, 031.2350 Special for Saturday STUDEBAKER SEDAN, 8 cyl.40 BUICK SEDAN, 1931 .675 Bon Bon EP, & N.S.59 PONTIAC COACH 75 Dishes.Reg.$1.00 .Cc NORTH END MOTOR SALES Visit Our New Store 3626-32 PARK AVENUE BUY and SAVE at PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED BOND'S Cut Rate Drug Store 275 BERNARD, NEAR PARK iscent from the \u201cnoblemen\u201d and \u201cgentlemen at arms\u201d who accompa- ; nied William the Conqueror from | Normandy to England in 1066, will take place shortly.What proportion of the innumer- i \"able modern descendants of William\u2019s noble men-at-arms \u2018are American cannot be estimated, although from enrollment applications already received it appears that at least 25 per cent of those able to prove such descent reside in the United States and Canada.PARIS, France \u2014M,.Amar, who officiates at a synagogue here has had a disappointing experience.He introduced, by request, a woman with a good dowry to a cavalry officer.The condition was that, on marriage, should receive 5 per cent of the dowry.- The wedding took place, but M.Amar was told by the officer that sion.\u201d The marriage contract, it was explained, provided that the bride\u2019s DOllard 1345 9 a.m.to 9 p.m, PLATES THAT FIT DR.ANTONIO HEBERT We Call and Deliver PHONE FOR PRICES | ON ITEMS NOT LISTED.| WE ARE LOWER.FAST DELIVERY \u2014 PHONE DO.6263 We Deliver to Park Extension & Model City STERILIZED m PHILLIPS | ABSORBENT von PE or and Tooth Paste 1 ba 4 for 25c BOTH 26¢ a 23C ES LORMEL KLEENEX TOOTH PASTE MOTH FLAKES 2 For 25 c 3 Ibs.AN 17c 3c \u201cUN RUSSIAN OIL (Pure Heavy) 1, gal.1.25 FREE MEMBERSHIP THE BETTER BOOKS FLIT 3tc, 55c, 97c SEP RUBBING ALCOHOL 16 oz.45c Join Our Lending Library DELIVERY & CALL SERVICE : OPEN ALL THE TIME D.D.8.CHIRURGIEN DENTISTE SURGEON DENTIST Painless operative dentistry of all kinds near St.Joseph Blvd.4879 PARK AVE.362 Fairmount Avenue, West - (West of Park Avenue) CRescent 5929 SPECIAL OFFER of our professional services at greatiy reduced prices.VELOX OIL PERMANENT $2.00 including Shampoe and Trim Alse Our Genuine Oil Permanents Reg.$7.50 REDUCED TO $3.50 AN Permanents don to last 7 7 mous, ° Su bold ey Monday Until Friday AIR he could not hand over the \u201ccommis-! ped remodelling and repairing department for watches and jewelery \u2018of all descriptions.tp TTA ASCENSION CHURCH | NOTES Ont A Card Party (Bridge and Five Hundred) will be held in the Church Hall, 5438 Park Avenue, on Wednesday, May 31st, at 8 p.m., under auspices of Group A.of the Women's Guild.The Convenor is Mrs.F.U.Bennett, and the following ladies will assist: Mrs.R.8S.MoCuteheon, Mrs.A, BD.Wilson, Mrs.J.F.L.Turner, Mrs.W.Mrs.P.Skinner, Mrs.H.Simons, Miss A.Loiselle, J.Beaugie, Mrs.D.James, Mrs.H.Jones, Mrs.W.Martin, Mrs, W.Me- Carthy, Mrs.W.Biggs, Mrs.H.E.Robinson.Hrs.J.Gauard, Mrs.B.Young, Mrs.R.M.Calder, Mrs.P.E.Hague and Mrs.M.H.Johnson.fortune should remain her own property.PENRITH, Eng.\u2014Now that the \u201cWear for Ever\u201d cloth from the wool of the local fell land sheep has, after much experimenting proved a sound commercial proposition, efforts are being made in Borrowdale to establish a Herdwich fleece-handloom rugmaking industry.TOKIO, Japan~Dr.Masao Ito, director of the Yojoin Sanatorium at Tokio, claims that he has perfected a new method of rejuvenation.He injects into the patient hormones obtained from healthy youths, and the treatment lasts for forty-nine consecutive days.Tests made with men over sixty arc reported to show that they have been made to feel much young, both physically and mentally, and have gained weight.BIRMINGHAM, Eng.\u2014A man suddenly became deranged at Hales- | owen, Worcestershire, and climbed a telegraph pole.He then knocked off the china insulators and threw them at the police and the large crowd that had gathered.He resisted all efforts to induce him to come down until a hoxepipe was tumed on him.When he descended there was a violent struggle before he was overcome by the police and handed over to the authorities.PLYMOUTH, Mich.\u2014When a motorist drives fast in this section he is practically putting backed potatoes into the mouths of the town\u2019s welfare dependents, Atrhur Burch, a neighborhood farmer, learned.After pleading guilty to a charge of speeding he chose the vegetable half of the sentence.\u201cOne dollar or five bushels of potatoes,\u201d imposed by Ford Brooks, justice of the peace.The Welfare department was given the five bushel sack of spuds delivered by Burch.DUNFERMLINE.-\u2014No fewer than | 140 applications were received by the Dunfermline Unemployment Advisory Committee in response to an advertisement for a permanent secretary.The salary offered was £250 per annum.The applicants for the post included numerous men holding University degrees, others who had held important executive positions with British firms abroad, civil engineers, accountants, lawyers and one doctor of philosophy.The successful applicant was Mr.A.N, Struthers, a RL SR ONL PHONE CR.3223 SET RSI TI TEs TOR TARE on \"ANITA\" OPENS NEW SMART GOWN SHOPPE In occupying the new location at 5101 Park Avene, the Anita Gown | ; Bachelor of Science, of Glasgow Uni-! versity, who has been associated with the Tyneside Council of Social Service, Monkseaton.BARUOELONA, Spañn.- A fish, more than fifteen feet long, with a large toothless mouth, has jorca.It is rather like a whale, but the species has never been scen in the district before.HOLLY WOOD, Calif.Dietrich and Josef von have been signed by Paramount for two productions, the first of which will start in October.No stories have been selected.Miss Dietrich will sail for Europe sometime this wæk for a vacation in Europe, supposedly Germany.Von Sternberg will remain here to confer on the selection of stories and arrange for details of production.SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF SPRING FURS - LER TTI RAPE 7 TE caught by fishermen at Salinas, Ma- | -\u2014 Marlene, Sternberg | THR RRS IT G.J.PAPILLON FUR MANUFACTURER 257 LAURIER AVE.WEST NEAR PARK AVE.ALSO OUR FOR WINTER 1933-1934 We Have NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS Satisfied FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS WITH OUR STORAGE SERVICE Why not You?SU ARE arrete ee RNR EEE FUR STORAGE \u201c\";\"\u201d RAI \"NI » Fe THE _EXAMINER-COURIER, THURSDAY.MAY 25th.1933 PAGE THRER WHILE BABIES CRY FOR IT LL BL \u20ac Ai-je Tv ze.Fe NEW MODELS IN FUR COATS oir et eget bop Ox HTL RA ily od QUESTIONS | +! OF INTEREST TO +\" About the Stars T + BRIDGE-PLAYERS er re + = ® Q\u2014Who ix the Page Boy in the + Latest information from the ® Philip Morris program?4 ® Anita Gown Shoppe, reveals + \\\u2014Johnny is th t re ® ihe fact that the management \u2018 ohnny is the only name + will present absolutely free an + vealed.\u2019 5 ® attractive bridge score pad \u20ac ; , ê # to all visitors to their store ® Q-\u2014-Who plays the part of George on the cuasion of their fur- ® Harper in the \u201cBetty and Bob\u201d \u201cie mal opening, Saturday, May ®' sketches?, 5 = i A\u2014Arthur Jacobsen.{.rrarauraebe 4 Q\u2014Was Rudy Vallee born in mT Tom eT Maine?been | Shoppe announces that the change has become necessary owing to the rapidly increasing volume of busi- \u2018mess.Their former establishment, at b3vt Park Avenue, operated under \"the direction of Freda Soskin for some years, ix widely known throughe out the North End, and bas an extensive clientele.The new shoppe is being tastefully remodelled, be formally opened on Saturday, May 27th, with a compete range of smart afternoon frocks, evening gowns and sportswear.An invitation is cordially extended for the opening this coming Saturday, which will undoubtedly prove interesting.and will | A\u2014Nw, In Island Pond, Vt.= + Q-\u2014Who plays the part of Jean i Sothern in the Show Boat program?| A\u2014Jean Sothern.Q\u2014How many Broadway inusical comedies did George Olsen's Orchestra play in?A\u2014\"Kid Bouts,\u201d \u201cSally.\u201d \u201cSunny.\u201d \u201cGood News,\u201d Ziegfelds \u201cFollies\u201d and with Eddie Cantor in \u201cWhoupee\u201d on stage and screen.Q\u2014Who was \u201cKiller\u201d Martin in the Marx Brothers comedy on May 15?.I A\u2014Richard Stevenson.: THE FOLLOWING LAURIER LIBRARY 371 Laurier Ave.West.CR.4200 J.CONNOLLY 104 St.Viateur St.West, DO.0344 5736 PARK AVENUE CALL CLASSIFIED ADS.ARRANGED FOR YOUR ACCOMMODATION WITH YOUR BRANCHES HEAD OFFICE PHONE WINROW'S DRUG STORES 177 Bernard 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communications, either Editorial, News or Advertisements, should he addressed to \u201cThe Editor\u201d st above address \u2014 and should be so malled as to arrive at our office on or mofere Wednesduy o.each week at noon, MONTREAL, THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1933 \u2014 u tt REDISTRIBUTING MOUNT ROYAL \u2018There is one divisivn at least in Canada, the redistribution of which is causing no protest whatever from the Liberal forces, and that is the division vi which Notre Dame de Grace forms the largest part\u2014Mount Royal.In au effort to give more support to Messrs.Leslie Bell and C.H.Cahan.the government has lopped off West- mount and parts of the north end from Mount Royal, believing at the same time that what is left is still strong enough tu elect a govermnent candidate at the forthcoming Federal elections.As forecast exclusively in The Monitor several months ago, Notre Dame de Grace is to be linked with Lachine, Montreal West and Hampstead, which means that this division is far from the sure thing that it once was for the Blue.In fact su open has the division become, particularly in view of the growing popularity of the CCF, that many keen observers believe it will be any man\u2019s game, and the nucleus of a local Liberal club has already been formed, with prospects of a considerable membership.No definite indication as to when an election will be held has been given by the government, but general opinion seems to be that there is something in the wind, for political forces have not been so active since 1930.Perhaps, ii the World Economic Conference is a success, and business keeps on improving.the government may risk an appeal to the people early next summer.Otherwise, there is every likelihood that Mr.Bennett will sit out his full term until early 1935.> THE BAN ON TITLES _ The statement made by the Bennett government about titles, that the resolution of parliament in 1919 is not now binding un the government or on parliament.is one that will prove difficult to support in discussion, It is true that the present parliament is not bound to it any longer than it wishes to be so bound.because it can.at will, rescind the resolution.But it seems clear enough that the government is bound by parliament.and that the action of rune parliament binds the government unless or until another parliament rescinds the action and releases the hands of the government.Several attempts have been made in recent years to get parliament to lift the ban on titles, but no success.nu encouragement was met with.In February.1929.when Mr.King was prime minister, Mr.Cahan propused that a parliamentary committe be created to examine the whole question of titles, but two-thirds of the members of the House rejected the proposal.In \u20181931.aîter the general \u2018elections, with Mr.Bennett as prime minister, Mr.Armand Lavergne.Conservative mentber fur Montmagny and deputy- speaker oi the House, set the whole country talking about titles\u2014he announced that he would introduce a bill providng that the King he asked to bestow titles again in Canada on advice of the cabinet.But there was seen tu be nu chance of inducing parliament to rescind the resolution of 1919.Nor dues Mr.Bennett see any chance of getting such a bill through the present parliament.large as is his majority.The announcement that the resolution of 1919 is not binding now is merely an effort to get something done which the House of Commons could not be induced to gn- dorse.No doubt the folly of this course will become apparent before it is actually put into effect.; ATTRACTIVE, BUT\u2014 Secretary of State Cahan declares that reasonable grounds exist for hoping that the new French treaty wili result in greatly increased exports of Canadian tobacco to the republic.Tobacco.he pointed out, was imported by the Preuch Government and all \u2018that Canada had to do was to prove to experts of that Government that the Canadian product was as good as that from the United States.France is even willing to send experts to Canada to examine our tobacco.© These new markets fur tobacco \u2014 sales to 4 Great Britain have been materially increased in recent times\u2014are of little avail to the Canadian grower unless be is able to get a decent price for his product.Cerseisly he received no such price for the 1922 crop and we have beard nothing so from the buyers this year.The grower, umfort- unately, is entirely at the mercy of the large manufacturing companies.Until such times as the growers are able to work together as a whole, tu sink individualism in the common marketing organization, there is little prospect of their lot being improved.BEAUHARNOIS Beauharnois, \u2018once the political sensation of the hour\u2014indecd, for months\u2014has been in the news again because of the reorganization of the great power and navigation cuterprise on the St.Lawrence river near Montreal.In à statement in the House recently.Mr.some all that it could do about the matter, that the actual plan was under the jurisdiction of the | Province of Quebec.| Quite a number of persons supposed that the ip Dominion was guing tu in, take vuver Beauharnois and run it as a public enterprise.Mr, Bennett pointed out to the House, however, that he conld not recommend the creation of a Federal \u201cthe step Power Commission to operate in a Province policy of the Government of which was the exact negation of that, The policy of the Quebec Government is to regulate by appropriate authority .the development of power hy private enterprise.\u201d \u2018 The average taxpayer, keeping in mind some of the loads he is now carrying as the result of public ownership zeal, will probably be (nite relieved tu know that Beauharnois.a private enterprise in the first place, is going to be continued as such.Quebec\u2014often referred to as the best governed Province in Canada\u2014does not look with favor upon the idea of risking public money in utility operations.And the more we see of political management the more we are convinced that Quebec's idea is sound.It is our opinion.alsu, that Mr.Bennett has taken the proper attitude in leaving the Beau- harnuis problem to Premier Taschereau, assum- \u2018ing, of course, that the Dominion\u2019s navigation rights\u2014 really the only Federal interest\u2014are properly protected.fF to suggest that fe vil + better trestailent LAYING THE PROPER FOUNDATION In building for the future it is very necessary that care be taken to have the proper foundation carefully laid.Unless there is a strength and solidity there is very little use in proceeding.History has shown that this is also very true and important in nation building.Those nations, sections or communities that live fur themselves do not advance very far.Where peoples are isolated and hatred aud jealousy is bred vou will find discon- | tent and deterioration setting in.The foundation is not there to carry the structure Advancement has been made in every age by peuples who created faith in one another.This unites the bonds of fellowship and all put forth thé best they have in urder that the whole might be advanced.This is the history of Britain's greatness.Her people have sacrificed everything when the need was presented in order that they would keep thir word.À sliort comparison of the state oi Central Europe today and England is conclusive evidence.The une is in a state of disintegration and turmoil.while the other is rising with majesty.day by day.out of chaos.into happiness.Britains are leading the way.This should be a lesson that every Canadian should take to heart.Nothing can be gained by petty divisions.Unity of purpose and action is the need of the people.When policies are decided by the majority for the best interest of the community or the country every effort should be put forth by all to further the plans.Thuse who would disrupt or break down the foundations, that are required for a strong, solid building, should depart to those countries where they can put into effect the laws of suspicions, hatred, lack of faith ! in humanity and destruction.Canadians are called upon tu solidify the development of all fustitu- Bennett intimated that the Dominion had done ! mma, THE EDITOR'S COLUMN Getting back again to kidnapping, an indictment has been granted for Kenneth and Cyril Buck, A Deleware official suggests a means to end kidnappings that might not be so bad after all, Thirty strokes of the \u201ccat\" well laid on, this gentleman maintains | bitions.Spring is well away and summer has already more than one hand on ments, holiday accessories, sporting goods, hotel accommodation, all are showing an increase and the finger points to a good summer not only locally but Amerieg-wide.There are several new stores opened in this vicinity recently and the established businesses in the main are reporting an increase in business.All is opti- i mism and that is the best way to | view the situation.It is the way that will ultimately lead to complete re-' storation of business conditions.The United States Revenue Department reports a revenue of just over nine millions of dollars from the new beer during the month just passed.This is nine millions of dollars which would in all probability have gone into the pockets of bootleggers and racketeers under the former regime.Feeling is still strong regarding the early or late closing of local stores.There are many different views on the subject.Many of the merchants do not want to open as it will incur extra expenses and will throw an additional burden on their staff.They do not think that the exra business would warrant the additional expenditure.The residents claim that they would like to see the stores open and many of them have written their views saying that they arrive from down town too late to shop in he local esablishments.More s expected shortly on this subject.BOOK REVIEW By PHIL GLANZER \u201cNATIONAL DEFENSE,\u201d (Farrar and Rinehart).by Kirby Page.Kirby Page has contributed one of the most important books that appeared in 1931.Its great value lies in the gathered utterances by tradesmen in \u201cstatesmanship,\u201d government, press and religion\u2014on war.Alongside with this there is an array of well documented data, facts and figures on the same subject.Luther's declaration that war is \u201ca business, divine in itself\u201d matches the one of Rev.Hugh Price Hughes who was thus addressing the murderers to be (soldiers): \u201cWe are god's appointed instruments in this work of liberation.\u201d Those soft-hearted liberals who are still bowing before the image of jolt in seeing the \u201cgreat democrat\u201d disrobed and proven as much a tool of the Mammon of War as the Kaiser and his like., And so one finds Walter Hines Page, the then American Ambassador to England, writing to Mr.Wilson on March 5, 1815: \u201cIf the U.S.declares war against Germany .a great advantage would be that all tions and urganizations that stand for promoting tire ideals of faith in humanity, industry, honesty | of purpose and the upholding of Jaw and order.Cpon such a foundation success will stand and happiness will follow.FOOD FOR THOUGHT The Coalitiun Government of South Africa has been given a public mandate that is almost unanimous.It secured 78 seats by acclamation on nomination day.In the elections last week it captured nearly all of the 72 remaining.Former | Judge Russ, who resigned from the Bench to lead a coalition movement of his own, is reported to have won a couple of seats but is likely defeated in the constituency in which lie wa candidate himself.: The result is a great tribute to Premier Hert- zog and his political enemy, General Smuts, who juined forces in a move tu solve: pressing problems.Incidentally.the result shows what can be saccumplished when political animaosities are dropped and all sides make a concerted effort, In this respect we submit that the South African vote should give Mr.King some food for thought.There can be no doubt that the competitive sale of munitions by darge private concerns must contribitte & grave damfer to the peace of the money would be kept in the U.S.We could keep on with our trade and increase it, till the war end.\u201d And already on October 17, 1915, Colonel House, (the invisible power Grey: \u201cIt has occurred to me that the time may soon come when this government should intervene .Whenever you consider the time propitious for this intervention, I will propose it to the president.\u201d The real tragica! jokker of war is exemplified by this outpouring of the editor of the \u2018Manufacturer's Record\u201d : \u201cWe are fighting to make the world safe for civiMgation, for the honor of womanhood, for the safety of the babies and the children of every land, for the honor of nations, and for all thet makes life worth living .\u201d The figures in gold and silver that are behind all wars brought on by capitalism and carried on by its governments constiute a very important part of the book, {s\u2014the sacrifice and toll of those who act as the cannonfodder of all wars wotld.\u2014Sis Arthur Salter.as 6 8.\"7%: gee most appalling of all For ln- Woodrow Wilson will receive quite a! The figures in human lives\u2014that | will permanently end kidnapping am-; | the throttle of events.Summer gar- jister © ë ltration ig affected by the obtaining authorities.obtained on the first of February of behind Wilson) wrote to Sir Edward § \u201cLAW AND JUSTICE\" by Lyon W.Jacobs, K.C.THE MOTOR LAWS OF QUEBEC In view of the fuct that thousands of citizens are now using their automobiles it may be of some advantage to discuss in this article the laws concerning motor vehicles in the Province of Quebec, - The laws governing the operation of automobiles in the City of Montreal are governed by legisiatiôn, enacted by the Provincial and the Municipal authorities.I\u2014\u201cRegistration of Automobiles\u201d All automobile owners must reg- their automobiles.This regis.of a License issued by the Provincial This License must be each year or at the time the automobile is acquired If an automobile is purchased after the first of Sep- stance, in the last world war the toll was in part: : 10,000,000 Dead soldiers.3,000,000 Presumed Dead.13,000,000 Dead Civilians, 20,000,000 Wounded.3,000,000 Prisoners.One could go on quoting page after page of this arsenal on war.It is a book that every thoughtful person, in particular those who always | bear the brunt of war, ought to read.\u2019 The book has also its faulty part.This les chiefly in the weakness of the remedies it proposes against war.One would expect that a man like Kirby Page whe could bring forth a masterful exposure of the causers and profiteers of war, would never propose at least eight out of his nine proposals against war.To demand a \u201cpeace department\u201d of governments, reduction of armaments, against high tariffs and for the league of \u201cnations,\u201d is beyond one\u2019s comprehension! It\u2019s asking the very creators and benefitters of war to be good enough increasing to act as the destroyers and exploiters of mankind! It\u2019s really to be deplored that the man who could assemble such a mass of data, statements and fact that expose war for what it really is, couldn't come out also and denounce the very people and institutions who stand most condemn- to renounce \u2014&| weight of the car;) tember, the owner of the automobile will be required to only pay one half of the license fee.The issue of a license is absolutely discretionary with the Department A license may be refused by the Department for cause, It may even be annulled after the issue of the same, and in such case the Provincial Revenue Department have 8 right to demand the immediate return of the registration certificate and the license plates issued by them.If a car is purchased from a regular dealer in automobiles and it is later ascertained that the car purchased was stolen, the purchaser has a legal right to demand from the dealer the immediate reimbursement of the price paid by him.11.\u2014\u201cRequirements to Obtain License.\u201d : The cost of a license for an automobile is based on the weight of the car.In order to obtum a license, the applicant must:\u2014 1.\u2014Have a knowledge of the traffic regulations of the City and Province; 2,\u2014Have a knowledge of how to conduct an automobile; 3.\u2014Applicant must be at least 18 years of age; 4,\u2014Applicant must pay $5.00 a year for the right to conduct an automobile, (This license fee is in addition to the fee which the owner of the car must pay for the license plates, issued to him and which fee is driver's license.&\u2014Applicant must not be s professional chauffeur, as there are special requirements for the issue of a.license to operate an automobile to o person who makes his living as a chauffear.JIL-Chauffeur's Licénse.It may be advisable at thi point to state what are the requirements for the obtaining of-a license for a chauffeur :\u2014 1.\u2014He must pass an examination establishing that he knows how to conduct an: automobile and has a full knowledge of the traffic regulations and the mechanism of a car.The applicant chauffeur must pay a feu of $3.00 at the time of this examing- tion.2,\u2014He must be at least 18 years of age; 3.He must in addition obtain a This fee is $5.00 (See next .issue for further additional Motor Laws.) MacVicar Memorial Church St.Viateur Ave.Cor Hutchison St.Rev.Dr.James G.Potter, MLA., Minister will presch st bei services.Mr.D.A.Hinchcliffe, Organist.and Choirmaster Services, Sunday, May 28th 11, am.\u2018and 7 pm.\"Choir Concert Tuesday, May 30th, at | 8.40 1 pm.under direction of D.A.Hinchelitte, Choirmaster.© Choruses, Gees, Purt Sonys, Quatteltes, National Songs.as already stated, computed on the ed by his exposure, including religion and the press.RE a a R27 777777 22% A RR AR ZZ RR RAN A 22 BRR - CRes.4112% Re 2 Zz idiidiiidiidiiii LO Td Lia didi Letterheads, Envelopes, Circulars, Tickets, Fader, Invoice * Forms, ete.Our Job Dept.to look after your requirements whether large or small .Quotations given upon request \u201cAR EXAMINER - COURIER tr » 3] - 573\u20ac Park areas ?Co , eds AM MAMMA Le DR SITES) EEE Le + PP 00D IIS Pre > PEN - a a uve Cm BF ST Er 2c a wade ty cams smash NN BS Nos Nghe fro eg a Em I As ah ne ek THE EXAMINER- COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1933 PAGE FIVE SIs 1 SISAL LL A Is One of the Most Appesling Springtime Fruits Pineapple is probably one of the most appealing of all the spring foods.Its palatability, nutritive value and vitamin content, its refreshing effect, and last, but not least, its versatility, make it of inestimable value in planning the spring and early summer menus.Pinapples are reasonable in price at the present time, and the following dishes which we fave suggested are appetizing and inexpensive, Strawberry and Pineapple Cocktail 1 cup orange juice.1-3 cup lemon juice.1 cup diced pineapple Sugar ; 1 cup strawberries Combine the orange and lemon; juice sweetened to taste, keeping the mixture rather tart.Chill.Wash and «drain the strawberries and hull them.ries in half (except 6 large ones), mix with the pineapple, place in glasses and cover with the fruit juice.One large, perfect berry set! on a tiny circle of pineapple.may decorate the top of each oockwil.Pineapple Dreams 6 slices pineapple.2 oranges 3 \u2018bananas 3 tablespoons cream 1 teaspoon minced mint 6 cherries ) Place each slice of pineapple on ! Éroneermemensenneneesennuesueuennennennnnns leur for each quart jar.ORDER YOUR At serving time eut the ber- | a A May\u2019 s the Time to Serve Pineapple an individual glace plate.Cover each with a thick sliee of seedless orange, neatly peeled, edged with a layer of banana slices.Decorate the top with a little whipped, sweetemed cream.Sprinkle with chopped mint, place a cherry in the centre, and serve cold.Enough for six.Pineapple Ambrosia 1 fresh pineapple i: pound marshmallows 1 cup heavy cream 2 tablespuons sugar 18 tablespoons lemon-juice Shred the pineapple with a fork.lOut the marshmallows into small pieces, using a pair of scissors.Mix \u2018the pineapple and marshmallows and let stand on ice until thoroughly chilled.Just before serving, whip Îthe cream and add the sugar tp it.Add lemon juice to the pineapple cream.Serve immediately in individual glasses or \u2018n a larger dessert.Pineapple Cups Cut two small pineapples into halves, scoop out centres with u pot- ato-ball - cutter fill with whipped cream, and set into this the pineapple balls.Garnish \u2018with either meringue or whipped cream on top.{The scraps from the balls may be | \u2018beaten into the cream, but the mix- iture should be rapidly chilled and served at once, since uncooked pineapple acts on cream (and | things like a digestive ferment and | Iwill cause liquefaction in a longer or: shorter time.This js a simply and; 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jam.Canned pineapple may be used all the year in an almost endless variety of desserts.Because of its pig- uant flavor, it is delicious in salads iand may be served in place of apple sauce, with pork and ham.Canned Pineapple * Pineapple for canning may be cut in strips (tid-bits) in slices, cubes, or may be shredded or put through the food chopper.When the pineapple is eut in slices, a sharp dough- jut cutter may Le used to cut uniform slices that will fit into jars of standard size.The pieces thal are {left over may be put through the food chopper and used for making canned shredded pineapple or pine- {apple jam.t We usually plan to keep the flavor cof our canned pineapple rather on the tart side, so that we may use it in salads and as an accompaniment fer meat A small amount is shredded and made quite sweet\u2014to serve las u sauce for plain frozen dishes, ice creams and milk desserts, We ; make a syrup of 1 cup of sugar to 11's eups of water.boiling the neces- | sary amount of syrup for five or six | minutes before adding it to the fruit.|For a richer syrup, use an equal lamount of sugar and water.About \u20181 cup of syrup will be required for ieach pint jar of fruit, and about 11: Skim the EE Special Production We Car Garntents for FRENCH Owing to Our New Much Less AND PRESSED CAlumet 2266 Announcement Equipment and Low Cost of t Now Clean and Press Your CLEANED *1.50 Ra into © cornstarch and sugar together with: Top with merin- | 7722 What One Girl Wore By Belly Brownlee ARR that 4 ensembles The new very exciting from a fashion standpoint.They are practical, too, Many of them come with full-length coats summier that may be switched around and ; worn with other frocks with equal effect.You know how useful the summer coat of lightweight wool or lr flanne] is.Well, we've seen any number vf sports frocks in delect- ahle pastel crepes that came coats of this type that will serve you all summer as all around sporla coats.They may he worn with almost any costume.Some of the that may have begun to hore you.larity.recommended to the business girl.erinls\u2014is polka dotted in white.seamings on the shoulder is lined with frock.syrup before using it.Cut the fruit in slices one-half to two-thirds of an inch in thickness, then peel it, nove the tough core in contre, then eut in cubes, Pack into clean, hot sterilized jars, fill up with syrup, adjust rubbers and partially tighten! tops.Place in canner ur wash boiler with rack, cover with hot water, place lid on boiler for 25 minutes, quart jars for 30 minutes.Remove from boiler, lids and invert jars to test for leaks.When cool, wipe off jars, tighten tops once more, then store it a coul, dark .place, 4 FINDING STREET F AIR No less than 82 Scout badge study! aimed to help discover vo- ; 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Montreal Cubs, Scouts and Rovers at : an indoor street fair, or Scout Display, that occupied an entire floor of the big Eaton block.Working demonstrations included the building of a full-size canoe, tending sick in the home, caring for bees and chickens, repairing shues, binding books, operating radio, etc.The display was opened by His Excellency the Gover- nor-General.rer Phone CRencent 6122 NORTH END VALET SERVICE Suits French Cleaned and Pressed.Deensen plain, sleves or alceviean $1.9¢ fiuits Sponged snd Pressed déc 156 BERNARD W.We Call and Deliver As AE arc |B with | ensembles come with! hip-lenglh jackets that ulso may he combined effectively with other frocks in your wardrobe to vary a costume {hot summer days.This modern prod- Sheer ensembles in light and dark shades are alse enjoying great popu- They ave especially comfortable for hot weather town wear and! this type of costume is particularly A very striking ensemble is sketched today.The frock of navy blue foul.ard\u2014one of the coolest summer mat- Itt, refreshing attractively cool desserts.hemline is fringed to match the yoke' And the ice-box will no longer have\u2019 treatment, with it is worn a beige' 4 faint, fruity odor that means fla- lightweight wool coat that is dressed vor is escuping from a powder dis- up with a cunning double collar and! solved in boiling water.that descend to form patch pockets.The cont\u2019 foulard to match the removing all \u201ceyes.\u201d Re- | bring water to, hoiling point.and then boil pint jars tighten FOR A GIFT TO THE JUNE BRIDE SELECT A Beautiful Picture A nice assortment of well chvsen subjects may be secured at BENNETT'S ART STORE 232 LAURIER AVENUE WEST rs wy AA Ee a EE a AA A MAMMA AA AAA A M LAS AO A ea addin KNOPP'S # Popular Price Beauty Parlor at 5109 PARK AVENUE An up-to-date beauty salon operated according to the well-known Knopp's standard of service.NEW WAVES Flattering, lasting and beautiful, made possible by our expert method and skilied operators.Phone CRes.4442 oo ANY 4 ITEMS FOR Sue Shampoo, Manicure, Marcel, $ 1 00 CROQUIGNOLE $2 00 e PERMANENT.AT OUR SELECT BEAUTY PARLOUR 1110 BERNARD AVENUE PHONE ATLANTIC 7500 such NY 3 ITEMS FOR Marcel, $1.25 KNOPP\u2019S SPECIAL $3.50 GIVEN HY ME.RNOPP, WINNER OF THE CUP FOR PERMANENT WAVING, AND HIS MEN ARTINTS.It is Our Aim to Give the Highest Quality Serviee at a Minimum Price.\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 breakfast cereal gives the teeth much Many raw fruits aml vegetables also offer something \u2018ta bite thoroughly.Quick Setting | Jelly Ready In | Half The Time Crisp, Crackly Foods Reduce Dentist Bills By KAYHERINE BAKER little is relished by that needed exercise.Cocoroons 4 teaspoon salt, 1 can southern style coconut, toughness now and then 1-4 teaspoon almond extract, the hest of tecth, Of 2 cups post tomsties, 2 egg whites (stiffly beaten).Fold sugar and salt gradually into jeux whites.Fold pust toasties and voconut gradually into mixture.Add \u201calmond extract.Drop from teaspoon \u201con greased baking sheet.Bake in moderate oven (150 deg.F) 10 to 12 minutes, Makes 3 dozen Cocoroons, i | I cup sugar, ! Quick sctung jelly offers a new to Canadian housewives on.à miracle \u2018et gives a perfect dessert or salad in little nore than half the time: usually required by jelly powders.Of pies, cakes, or steaks that injure di- course, the cooling period is cut out gestion.But the toughness of bread with quick-setting jelly Lecause the crusts, or a crunchy, wholesome\u2019 powder is dissolved in het, not boil-: ing water.! So this summer, all those Canadian | housewives who have no mechanical refrigerators, will be able to make course, doesn\u2019t mean tough salt.Pour over dates.Add vanilla.Chill.When slightly thickened, fold in nuts.Turn into small baking pow-! der cans.Chill until firm.Unmokd.Slice.Garnish with whipped cream.Serves K, Renewpd hope in America will wean renewed hope everywhere.- Sir Arthur Salter.Nor will a, ;bowl be sitting around the kitchen | several hours waiting for the Jelly | to cool.A Gift to Ench JUNE BRIDE All Complete Any of the six fruit flavors justii Accessories Line of requires hot water on the powder and pp.PARK LEATHER and (oa ory little stirring as this new jelly RE I dissolves \u201cquickly.Phe howl may be Bride's | LIN G E R | E S H 0 P P E Brassieres, i placed immediately in the ice box or; refrigerator and, failing these, the: new jelly will set, even in summer, | in a cool place.For farm homes, the jelly will set in the dairy or the room ; 5407 Park Avenue I Gloves, Etc.DOllard 5248 HANDBAGS TO MATCH ALL COSTUMES l'rousseau in which the milk iz chilled.Quick-! ! setting jelly also comes in vanilla! flavor, an excellent base for ices, creams and whips.| Here are some wonderful thshes, | (simply made, yet very attractive «| Formal Lp SATURDAY MAY 2th, colorful, Fig Fluff i I package quick-setting strawberry | jelly powder, 1 pint hot water, ! 1 cup chopped stewed figs or 1 cup fig jam.Dissolve jelly powder in hot wa-j ter.Chill until cold and syrupy i Place in howl of cracked ice and \"whip with rotary beater until fluffy and thick like whipped cream.Fold in figs ov jan.Chill until firm.- Serves 8, ! Sunday Night Pudding | Juice 1 orange 1 pound dates, seeded und finely cut, 1 package quick-setting strawberry jelly powder, ; 1's cups hot water, GOWN SHOPPE 5401 PARK AVENUE 1-4 cup sugar, With a 1-4 teaspoon sait, 1t illa, WwW La up vainut \u2018ments coarsely IDE RANGE broken.of + i Add orange juice to dates and let {stand 80 minutes.Dissolve jelly powder in hot water; add sugar amd AY re SMART AFTERNOON FROCKS, EVENING GOWNS AND SPORTS WEAR MODERATE PRICE 5 PHONE CRescent 8670 # RS ITTES cSt br mabe a) : bv ha mE \u2018 i) \u2018 + - Wd Lt mena ton Nr ot; dr > ET re a vera Ce reas, ar CAD A Ste Fd Hy +R \u201c> > \u20ac - 20178 eee aes, 354 Meira arse an 216 ete Ce at RH Mare eme LURE OF FAIRS AND GAIETY ~ OF CIRCUS ARE ATTRACTIONS OF EXHIBITION AT WESTWARD Mammoth Event Will Start Tomorrow and Will Continue for Thirteen Days and Nights\u2014Ballyhoo of Barkers to Min- gle With Blare of Band and Shouts of Onlookers\u2014Cap- tain Oscar Marchand in \u201cLeap for Life\" \u2014Gigantic Mid- way\u2014Manufacturers\u2019 Exhibition a Feature \u2014 Fun and Frolic Awaits All.Tomorrow amid a blare of trumpets, saxophones from the orchestra in the spacious dance pavilion, a flurry of flags and the ballyhoo of the barkers the Westward Fair will get under way on its thirteen-day duration at the corner of Monkland and Royal avenues.Last minute arrangements are now completed according to the executive and the Association is able to present a Fair and Exhibition which will eclipse anything of thal nature ever presented in Montreal, The association grounds have been transformed into a veritable circus with the main tent looming large behind the entrance gate, the dance pavilion and the ferris wheel and merry-go-rougd forming an adequate and picturesque background.Fun for everyone is to be the order of the day and children from 8 to 80 will find a wealth of entertainment at a minimum admission fee.Captain Oscar Marchand, Jr., the \u201cDemon of the Air\u201d is the feature attraction and his eight-five foot dive through flame will be the most sensational performance of its kind ever attempted in Montreal.This is, incidentally, the third time that this act has been presented in Canada.It was a feature last season at the Toronto Exhibition and was previously shown at the Calgary Stampede when Hoot Gibson, famous screen star, was making his picture of that name there.Captain Marchand is a native of this province having been born at Lachute twenty-nine years ago.He has doubled for many Hollywood stars including Ronald Coleman and Francis X.Bushman in parts that were considered far too dangerous for the stars to undertake themselves.He started his theatrical performances at the tender age of ten years and began under the tutelage of Bella Ouelette, well known to Montreal audiences in a production entitled \u201cLe Triomphe de la Croix.\u201d His only serious accident was in Dallas, Texas.When making his dive through fire there in 1927 he burnt his face severely and the scar still remains.The Manufacturers\u2019 Exhibition in the main tent will also be a feature attraction and the inside workings of many industrial plants will be revealed at these exhibits.Many of the exhibitors are giving samples of their products to the public.A large midway, cramined to overflowing with every conceivable type of amusement will be one of the main attractions and the monkey races under the personal direction of Mr.Verville will draw their usual large crowd.The antics of these \u201cmissing links\u201d nevér fails to bring the crowd to a state of hysterics and {| the races themselves are thrilling and {| interesting.In addition the midway will house many of the old favourites such as hammer-and-nail, housie-housie, bingo, etc.À performing animal act that has proved successful in many cities has | been secured and the goats, dogs, | mules, etc, in connection with this turn are easily worth the price of admission themselves.Free motion pictures will be shown continuously SOMETHING NEW.Montreal's Greatest FAIR and each night.A real live pony ride is alleready for the children and what child does not thrill to the touch of EXHIBITION these miniature portions of horse- {| flesh.See the World's Super Aerial artists, a trapeze act and a trick cyclist have also been secured for those who like this type of vaudeville.In fact every conceivable taste in amusement has been catered to.Jack Bain and his Orchestra who have delighted thousands at Shady- nook Inn, Lac Mercier, the Maple and the Park Toboggan Club will be on hand every evening at the dance Dare Devil Diver Captain Oscar Marchand 83 foot dive through 15 feet of flames into 4! feet of water.OTHER FREE ACTS Manufacturer's Exhibition Midway, Dance Pavilion, Many New Attractions | WESTWARD FAIR l Royal Ave, at Monkland, N.D.G.| May 27 to June 10, except Sundays.GolfersandBeginners Hi Develope a mechanical, effortiess swing by practice Drive 50 Balls for 50\u20ac 1 | Have your Hooks and Slices corrected i | by the Professional in attendance.PARAMOUNT DRIVING COURSE Montée St.Laurent Between Sc.Laurent and Cartierville Afternoon and Evening Admission to Ground 10c.inci.tax ÿ| Spring Prices Now Prevail .Be Prepared for any unexpected change in temperature Always Have a Supply of Fuel on Hand We Are EQUIPPED TU DELIVER SMALL QUANTITIES ON SHORT NOTICE OUIMET WILSON COAL CO.LTD.227 Van Horne CRencent 3177-78 PARK GARAGE 5702 PARK AVENUE Owned and Operated by ART LEMAY Entirely Re-modeled and with Up