Examiner-courier, 13 juillet 1933, jeudi 13 juillet 1933

[" Outremont Mount Royal INSTALLATION WORK IS GOING AHEAD RAPIDLY ON NEW LIGHT \u201cSYSTEM FOR PARK AVE.SECTION Work is Being Done to a Great Extent By Hand Labour Two Contracts Awardsd\u2014Installation Also to Be Done on West Part of Intersecting Streets\u2014Should Be Finished By Fall\u2014Tenders for Lights Will Be Called Immediately Upon Completion of Conduit Installation.Work is going ahead rapidly on the laying of underground conduits for the new lighting system and whiteway siznal lizhts to be installed on Park avenue, The djtches have been filled on the west side of Park avenue from Mount [Royal to Villeneuve, Large gangs are hard at work at all intersections and the work is definitely shaping itself into sections.The Atlas Construction Company is handling the work from Mount Royal avenue to Van Horne and the Northern Electric is looking after the work from Mount Royal south to Pine avenue.This first contract involves an amount of $117,989 and is a boon to labourers, The contract also calls for te.++ + + Err Ered + Examiner-Courier lssued with the Co-operation of the Busivessmen's Association of the North End.\"DOLLAR DAY INA INAUGURAL 1 TO-MORROW England Decelopd New Transport Plane t Mousehold Aerodrome, Norwich.least 1,000 miles, and has a cruising speed of more than 150 miles.A new transport plane which has been built for the British Air Ministry, undergoing trial flights at This giant machine has been designed- to carry 1,000 pounds of mail for at Its top speed is more than 200 miles an hour &- + + + installation west of Park avenuc on all intersecting streets.As soon as the work of installation is completed and it is expected that this will be not later than the early fall, tenders will be called for the lights themselves.Re-Elections in Local School Boards Recorded Victor Trepanier was reelected Monday by a\u2014lamation as member of the St.Laurent Catholic S:hoo! Board, his | Here, There and Everywhere een by Phil Glanzer This installation is the highly sue- cessful culmination of several years hard work on the part of prominent citizens of this district who had the best interests of the community at heart.The bee-hive of activity at the corner of Mount Royal has now moved northwards to the intersection of St.Joseph Boulevard which is a true indication of the progress of the work.This new lighting system is just the thing that has long been needed for this district.Park avenue, mistaken as a speedway by many motorists has long been in semi-darkness and as a result there have been many accidents, several of them fatal.The.lightng up of the street will make\u2019 it more safe for all concerned.Additional lighting too \u2018will be al! boon to the shop-keepers who have had to contend with heavy light bills | in an effort to keep the portion of; the street immediately near their | 4 store, lighted.rer rear e BRUSSELS.\u2014Belgium proposes to + tax all insurance policies written in + Belgium.Under the Commercial 4 Code a stamp tax has been collected +;on insurance policies written by com- & panies or branches in Belgium.4 licies contracted by a broker on be-| +, half of foreign companies not oper- | opponent Noe Lauvin withdrawing before election.Both former school commissioners were re-clected to the Protestant Board in the Town of Mount Royal for a further term of three years.F.C.Breeze chairman of the board stated that Monday's polling was very light with only about half of the voters registering at the polls.As a result of he election the entire \u2018board will serve intact for another vear when the terms of two other commissioners expire.©.R.Morrison who was appointed by the hoard acted as the returning officer.Results of the election were John McKeen (reelected) 82 votes, William C.Ueott (re-elected), 82 votes; (*.Mathewson, 23 votes, R.L.Werry, 21 votes.#4 i thus escaped this tax.+ + WASHINGTON.\u2014The first + yacht in the navy has been sold for 4 $428.The craft, the Robert Center, # 3 cutter yacht 66 fect long has be # in service at the +, Academy since 1895, when was | +! presented at a memorial to Robert + Center boat designer.The high bid | {of $428 was made by the American | Radiator Company.| it us follows: + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + | % + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + 4 + + + + + 4 à 6 + # ating in Belgium through a branch iold medieval custom en ; used articles.Du Annapolis\" \"Naval an auction sale\u201d was held, at which however, were badiy iacerated.Keepers at the local zo0 finally rounded up the animal and revealed that he was a ferocious wolf which had escaped.Po- \u2014_\u2014\u2014 MONTROSE, Colo.\u2014 Montrose business men recently revived a fine in holding « \u201cSwap Day\u201d on the tewn'« main i business strect.A section of the iron (street was rcped off and farmers | brought in livestock and household articles to barter for other new and Dyring the afternoon all sorts of possessions were offer.Ved for whatever they would bring.COLUMBIA, Mo.- FF.A.Dalton, ! business man here, is a proud father.His seven sons and daughters It will be recalled that a delega-| _ tion of the Business Men's Associa-: tion waited on the Executive Com-, deviveus of following office work; mittee of the City of Montreal re-| they are als» especially beneficial to cently with this idea in view.On that occasion their spokesman was B.M.Garfield, president of the Association.SUMMER COURSES AT THE ROYAL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Summer Courses at the Royal Business College, 5584 Park Avenue, are now in full operation.This well- known Commercial College, located just above the North Branch Y.M.- C.A.has just completed one of the most successful terms in its history.It specializes in preparing steno- graph for the Offical Court examinations, and also prepares students for Baccalaureate and licentiate degrees, as well as for Civil Service and other clerical positions.At the recent highly exacting test for Court stenographers, approximately eighty five per cent of the students presented from this College passed successfully.The heads of the various departments are educationalists of wide experience and the results attained are of a definite proof of their ability.The Summer Course offers a practical and thorough training for those +++ 6006 0006hO YOUNG GIRL 18 INJURED WHEN CAR STRIKES POST When a car driven by her brother struek a post at the corner of Van Horne and Rockland avenues on Sunday morning early Gwendolyn Diamond.age 15, of 788 Bloomfield avenue received general lacerstions, bruises and shock.She was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital where her condition was reported painful though mot serious.réa ae OE UT studerts follewing a diffieult academ- CAMBRIDGE.\u2014 If the Harvard have received ten degrees from the Dental School is successful in obtain- | University of Missouri and the ing a five million dollar building and eleventh degree will he awarded thig endowment fund, it will be allocated | month.as follows, according to Dean Leroy \u2014 M.S.Miner, of the school: One and, BARCELONA.Senora Espmar | \u201c\\a half millions for a research pro-!owned a jewellery shop at Barcelona.gram; one million for building; one; Four years ago a gang of four men million for adjusting teachers\u2019 sal-| robbed her of jewellery worth $22, aries; and one and one half million 000.\u201cmany of whom are now holding re- 065444444444 54401 #04 +++.ic year.The Royal Business College has heen remarkally successful in securing positions fur their graduates, to eliminate the school's present operating deficit of $60,000 a year.CHEYENNE, Wyo.- Cheyenne residents recently admired a \u201cbeau- sponsitle places with various manu- tiful police dog\u201d which roamed the facturing and financial organizations residential district.Two Chow dogs throughout the city.which gave battle to the stranger, The other day Senora Espinar | saw one of the men leaving an: underground station.She followed him to the street until she came across a policeman, when she gave him in charge.The man denies that he was one of the thieves.But the woman jeweller says her memory has never played her false.DOLLAR DAYS Discover the Oasis of lovely bargains, the Last word in style and the Last word in quality And all at Reasonable prices Develop the practical Adjunct of purchasing Your needs and Supplies from North End Merchants \"the forehead; Mrs.A.C.Morton, who SEVEN INJURED IN COLLISION AT MODEL CITY Two Automobiles Collided at Intersection of Graham and Lazard Avenue ONE CAR OVERTURNED Park Extension Montreal Annex nate in Windows of This Tomorrow marks the beginning of Days\u201d campaign by the local merchants and sharp on u Lwo-day \u201cDollar the stroke of nine o'clock the event will be officially started.It is the beginning of what is hoped will be the greatest business and confidence producing drive cver attempted.Members of the Business Men's Association, which sponsoring the plan, and others will present a wide variety of merchandise at cost and in many cases at less than cost.And from the moment the Dolla: Day race begine every eye will he on the local merchants, on their merchandise, on their clerks, on their service and on their courtesy.Thix event is not being staged with the idea of making a large profit from a two-day sale.the idea of stimulating business, but this the local merchants believe can be accomplished muh more thoroughly by first gaining the confidence of the huying public and they ulso believe that this will have much more lasting effect.is Driver Was Taken to Hospital With Broken Ribs\u2014-Rest | Receive First Aid Seven persons Were more or less! seriously injured in an automobile | av-ident which occurred at oight weluck Monday night at the intersection of Graham Boulevard and laz-; ard avenue in the Town of Mount Royal.Two machines collided with such force that one of them was overturned in a field heside the road whilst the other did not come lo a stop until it had travelled about fifty vards along the boulevard, The injured were A.C.Morton, of 305 Brock avenue, Montreal West, who sustained cuts and bruises about suffered cuts, bruises and injuries about the chest and shoulders; Mrs.Pau! Smith of Toronto, who sustained minor injuries; Wilfred* Turnstall, 4651 Boyer street, who was removed to the Central Division of the Montreal General Hospital with fractured ribs; Frank Desmello, 1247 Greene avenue, Westmount; Rose Hamilton, of 822 Egan avenue, Verdun, and Margaret McGill of 2147 Masson street, all three of whom suffered minor injuries.According to reports the police learned that\u2019 the automobile being driven by Tunstall was travelling from west to east on Graham Boulevard and that Desmello and the Misses \u2018Hamilton and MoGill were passengers in it.The other machine driven by Morton was proceeding from north to south on Lazard avenue and upon reaching the intersection collided with the first car, swung end for end, and overturned on its side, Accompanying Morton were his wife and Mrs.Smith.After the accident first aid was ziven to the occupants of the cars by Dr.M.M.Ross of Chester Road and other volunteers.Chief George Elliott and Constable Brunet of the Mount \u2018Royal police force investigated the accident.Both cars were very badly damaged and had to be towed away.+4 +444 6640666044 Winged Wheelers Defeated Camp Orelda Sunday 11-8 The Winged Wheelers baseball club journeyed to Camp Orelda on Sunday last and engaged the camp team in = friendly game, defeating the campers by the score of 11-8, Joe Hennessy and Grubby Tessler each hit tripples with the bases tall.B The black-white-green and red sign of the Business Men's Associa- ' tion, emblematic of Dollar Days will The Y.W.H.A.Summer School visited nu Candy Studio under the supervision of Miss Lea Roback, Miss Sonia Apter, snd Mrs.J.Rubin last Wednesday afternoon as the weekly outing.The children were shown through the plant and saw for the first time the workings of ap up-to-date factory.marked the end of a perfect afternoon.All the children of the summer school were physically examined by Dr.B.B.Raginzky, who graded the children according to the amount of physical exercise needed to increase their strength and weight.~ Nineteen youngsters were learning to swim, under the guidance of Miss Helen Park, at the Y.M.H.A.pool.A prize will be given to the child who makes the most progress in the art of swimming during the summer.During rainy weather the Summer School meets in the gynmasium of the \u201cY\u201d instead of on its usual site on the mountain.Tea is served by four hostesses, who are changed daily, so that each child is given the opportunity of learning how to set a table and act as hostess.Visitors at the tea hour last Monday afternoon were Miss Mary Vineberg and Mrs, Joe Rubin, who is chairman of the Junior department.The Juniors are beginning to study \u201cToad of Toad\u2019s Hill,\u201d the dramatiza- Lollipops QPP 0Qo PbO p ep [4400000000000 \u2014\u2014\u2014 This is certainly! \u201c\\SECOND TWO-DAY CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAUNCHED BY MERCHANTS OF DISTRICT WITH MANY BARGAINS Practically Every Line of Goods Will Be Rep resented When the Campaign Gets Under Way-Red-Green-Black and White Signs of Business Men's Association Will Predom- District\u2014Plan is a Legitimate Bid for the Local Business.be seen in the majority of the windows of the district.The price of one dollar gives the \u201cmerchant a chance to present a wide range of merchandise, no matter what his line.It also facilitates quick service for there is little waiting at cash registers.The confidence of the buying public of this district is wb=t the merchant is trying to secure with this Dollar Day display.| A wealth of offerings will meet the eye at every turn.Ladies wear shops will feature items at a dollar that will amaze even the moat exe pectant bargainer.Hosiery, coats, dresser, hables wear, boots snd shoes There will be jewellery specials, shoe specials, hardware specials, men's wear bargains and a host of other lines of merchandise at cost and less.B.M.Garfield, president of the Association, when interviewed late yosterday stated that he had seen many successful dollar days in other cities and judging by them and by one that was run here in March he felt sure that this weeks efforts and all for a dollar.would be rewarded with definite suc- Cons.tion of the world-famous \u201cWind of the Willws,\u201d by A.A.Milne, with the intention of presenting scenes from this charming play at the end of the season.This work in being done under the supervision of Miss Sonia Apter.BUENOS AIRES.-\u2014 A substantial increase in the value of Argentine imports is indieated for March and the first quarter of 1933.Total imports Inst month were valued at 37, 233,910 gold pesos ($24,388,211 at the presen.exchange rates), as compared with 28,484,288 gold pesus ($18,663,758) in February, and 31- 432,224 gold pesos (820,578,106) in March of last year.The secret of polite conversation.from what we're observing, is never to open your mouth unless you have nothing to say.FCS P0000 000 + MAN COLLAPSE AT INTERSECTION HERE Apparently collapsing from starvation a middie aged man was picked up at the corner of Park avenus and Beaubien street on Saturday night last and was taken into a nearby store.Although no information could be ascertained as to his name and address it is understood that the unfortunate victim was taken to a hospital.000000220202 tee + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +++ 6.066466 66 FROSTY COOLNESS! ICED TEA Try This Famous Prize Recipe: a i oar off into à PAGE TWO pe A EE A Res CIA CASA I 16 AO 01 INVWA ALI 2 MEME rs Ja Social hems, Club Notes zs A Rk A RR J 2 Pr Fruit Drink Syrups Time Savers Tare Easily Made and Will Save Time When Cooling Drinks Are In Demand Delicious Summer Beverages Ares , ORANGE SYRUP Also Essential In Hot Boil 2 cups of sugar and 1 cup of Weather Diet water for five minutes.Grate the rind of five oranges and one lemon.Fruit beverages are particuarly add the juice and syrup.Mis.Le, 6 pounds (or less) granulated valuable in the diet.They should stand for four hours: strain an sugar.h bottle.Use as needed.Juice of 9 lemuns serve ly than any \u2018CR GVRI! ; ! wns.be served more frequently n ans ORANGE SYRUP IL \u2026 Thinly sliced rind of 3 lemons, of the others except milk.They To each pint of sweet strained 7 cups boiling water (abou 5 offer mos: desirable minerals, they orange juice add une pound of sugar.pints.) and because Bring to a boiling point and boil for.Add the thinly shaved rind of 3 are rich in vitamins, .mm: full < ski ; .; as ; of the sugar used 10 sweeten them 15 minutes, skimming carefully a lemons to the water: boil for 10 are fairly high in fuel value.In the the seum arises, and straining when minutes.Strain out the rinds and .ready to remove.Add at this point discard he Add the acids, salts summer.they make refreshing .discard them.Add the acids, salts, ; : .; the grated vind of the oranges used.suzar : Ln he h drinks.The tang of their acid flav- nd ta eun of lemon juice Bottle | \u201c22 and lemon Juice to the hot or and their attract:ve color make : i al ht Juice.| water.Set aside until the sugar them welcome additions to the table.nd se IRhL._ .pand acids have dissolved completely.; A beverage sweetened with a ORANGEADE \u201cThe mixture should be stirred oc.| \u2019 Mix together the grated rind of casionally.(Don't boil the mixture; simple syrup is better than one to which unmelted sugar has been added.The sugar gives à