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THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL, FRIDAY, -FEBRUARY 10, 1923. 73 VOL CLII. No.4l Daniel McMillan, Winnipeg; Waiter, C. Murray, president of tht Vniver-: likely hav prohibition within the next two years, the speaker asserted that the decision rested with Canada, and marijmihrlv wirh Oiic'hn Social and Personal been In town, the guest of Mr. Thomas Gibson, will leave Saturday for Montreal.

Next week Miss Doherty will go to Quebec to visit friends. COERCIVE METHODS FOR PROHIBITION as to whether North America will be uie urst prohibition continent. It wos an opportunity that coines rarely Once in tha ltf rwf a Thattnit Hi slty of Sfustcatchewan: rfir Tupper, Sena.flr N. A. Belcourt, Ottawa, and Sir Robert Kindersley, London, Kngiand.

The following were elected to the council': A. G. Doughty, Ottawa; Adam Shortt, Ottawa; J. t. Tyrrell, Toromto; Jude Howay, New Westminster: Jr, J.

Webster, Shediac, N.3.: Prof. O. M. Wrong, Toronto; A. H.

Colquhoun, Toronto, and Rev. Abbe Caron. Quebec. i fecting the future civilization of the HENM0RGAN 6G0MMNYIMTED WOT1U. MEETINGS TODAY Dr.

CherriiMrtan Heli Avert Jn thft 'Supreme Law is Public Wet-fare," Said Temperance Advocate From South power of public sentiment In the United States, going through the aftermath, there was never so nruch LO.D.E., Champlain Chapter, OgU vy Building, 10.30 Miss Hilda Forrest, of Aberdeen, Scotland, who has been at it Anne de Bellevue, is spending a short time in Ottawa, a guest of Mrs. A. G. Troop. M.iss Dolly Goodeve wU' leave shortly for Winnipeg to visit relatives.

IN BUSY WOMEN'S SPHERE 'HOchelaga County. W.C.T.U., executive meeting, Tuesday afternoon, February 20. in the YW.C.A., Dor- uiuLt-a sentiment In favor ol prohibition. In tlll rmntlnn Victorian Order, of Nurses, annual meeting, auditorium, Central 4 p.m. refuted the inference gatherid from figures published recently, obtained from the oeneus bureau at Washing- The marriage of Miss Rita Mackenzie, daughter ol Mr.

and Mrs. A. Allan Mackenzie, of Montreal, Lieut. Charles St. J.

A. Ourzon-Howe, R.N, eon of the Hon Lady Curaon-powe, of Saufland, Christ-t-fiurch, Hants, England, has been arranged to- take place ok Wednesday afternoon, February it, at half-past four o'clock, In the Church and St Paul. Rev. Dr. George Duncan will perforin the ceremony.

The bride will be attended (by Miss Phoebe Campbell, Miss Grace and Miss Dorothy Cook, as bridesmaids, and Master crharloa Farrell and Master Russell Cowans will act as train-bearers. DRY REGIME AND CRIME. Personality St. Matthias' Social Service Club, lower parish room, 2.30 p.m. ion, wrticn without investigation would show that crime hal increased in the United States due to Th Spring Hats Make Their Debut Pastor Opined That Recent chofer street, at 3 p.m.

-Chalmers House, annual meeting, 133 avenue, p.m. Personality i3 first expressed by appearance. Only millionaires may be Provincial Election Result in Moiftreal Condemned had lnfireased had been prohibition sections from ten to lifty years, whJle the States that had changed to prohibition when it became national showed a decrease in crime. Liquor Law Women's Inter-Church Annual Day of Prayer for Missions, Emmanuel Church, i p.m. w-nne England was pot ready to admit at present that there was a possibility of nmhihit inn 1hMA rtP careless of their appear-' ance their clothes, The rest of us MUST wear Crown Laundered linen if we wish to be properly estimated, i THINK about it recent years gTeater interest a.s oeing manifested in this subject.

It Was ATI. ftnraTirf iltir i Whether or not Quebec is actually in favor of prohibition, and if it is, whether coercive methods to remove the present liquor administra Delphic Study Club, luncheon and imisicale, Windsor Hotel: Music Week committee meeting, 5 p.m. I.O.D.E., Kitchener Chapter, annual meeting, Ogilvy Building, 3.30 p.m.' stimulate this -interest In aiuuiismng us present licwor tion -Brmiia be advisable, were two ille wpeaxer spoKe of other parts of the British Empire where prohibition was in fnnu Phone: West. 3570 Notre Dame de Grace Women's questions that came tup for discussion at the luncheon-reception ten. dered yesterday to Dr.

E. H. Cher nd asked that the British Empire Club, special business meeting, Wee ley Church parlor, 3 pjn. wiui tne united States tO Til a7Vas n.f 1 1 1 rington, of WestervUle, Ohio, in the but other things that are needed in Central Y.M.C.A., toy local sup CROWN LAUNDRY CO. 4220 St.

Catherine Street Wcstmount The monthly' luncheon meeting of the Social Workers' Club will ihe held In the Edinburgh Cafe on Wednesday next at 12.45 o'clock. The guest and speaker will be Rev. -Dr. Richard Roberts'. COURAGE IS REWARDED Prisoner Released for Assisting Attacked Guard Toronto, Fefb.

15. J. L. Thompson, who was sentenced to eighteen months at the Jail farm on July 4, 19.22, for conspiracy in connection with the defunct Nukol Coal Company, was released from the farm Saturday on a ticket of leave order from Ottawa, having served Fix months and a half of his sentence. It is understood his release came as a reward for his courage in coming to the assistance of a guard at the jail farm some weeks ago who was attacked by a prisoner.

Indemnity Reduction Bill Winnipeg, Feb. 15. The bill reducing members' indemnities from $1,800 to J1.500, was given second reading in the Legislature yesterday and referred to committee. A division was taken and Laltior, along with several Independents, voted against the measure. The vote aeveropment of Christian civilization In the western world and in ths eastern world." Rev.

Dr. Hanson presided over the meeting. Mra. A. L.

S. Mills, Sherbrooke, street -west, is entertaining at a luncheon next Tuesday, in honor Mies- Rita Mackenzie, whose marriage is taking place this month. Jltes Audrey Buller, Sherbrooke street west, returned to town yesterday from Toronto, where r.he was the guest over the of Miss Eieie Gilchrist. Miss Gilchrist was hostess on Tuesday evening at a supper dance at --the King Edward Hotel in Mies Buller's honor. Mies Eva Kingman is at luncheon today in honor of Miss Gyneth Wanklyn, and thi3 evening Mrs.

Algernon Liucaa will be a 'dinner hostess for the bride -elect. 1 Professor George W. Mitchell, "of Queen's University; Mr. V. Niekle, chairman of the board of trustees of the university, and Mrs.

Xiokle, will be the guests of honor at the dinner dance to be held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel this evening by the Queen's' University Alumni Association of Montreal of which Mr. o. Sweezy is president. Mrs. Sweezy will act as hostess.

Mrs. John Hall, who has tlie Dast week with der the auspices of the Stanley Ladies' Aid Society, those taking part in the programme will 1)6 Miae Mary Izard, violinist; Miss Irene Gagnon, soprano, and Mrs, J. Lock-wood Harrington, Miss Jennie Stanley, who is In charge of the programme, will act as porters of prohabition. Dr. Chcrrmg-ton arrived in town yesterday from Ottawa, where he has been attending a temperance convention in that city.

He was accompanied by Rev. Ben Spen.ce, general secretary of the Dominion Allianc Association. H. Carson first raised miMion.of coercion by asking the meaker if he thought that policy Miss Nanette- Kennedy ie enter. would fee advisable.

Dr. Cherring tnn remarked that in securing taming at a small dinner dance at the Hunt Club this eventa in honor tion-wide prohtbitipn in the United States man.v States of the Union had Champlain Society Officers Toronto, Feb. lb. Holding their annual meeilng yesterday afternoon the members of the Champlain Society, an organization formed in 190o for the purpose of collecting and publishing iEaocessitble and valuable material relating to Canadian history, elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: Pa-esen Sir Edmund Walker, Toronto; vi-e-preeldents, C. W.

Colby, New Torft; Right Hon. Sir Robert Borden. Ottawa Sir Robert Falconer, Toronto; Sir George Garneau, Quebec; Sir of Miss Thea OocUburn and Mr. Charles Hope. OTTAWA SOCIAL NOTES to be coeTced.

"Otherwise," said the would be fighting for' the next twenty years to get national prohibition there. We coerced New York and a good many BROWJV-TAIT OPTICAL 658 ST. CATHERIVK W. KXCLl'SIVE OPTICIANS Glaues by OcuHstn' Prencr.ptlom or onr Enrllnh snd French. Vp.

48. other States, and we went on basis that the supreme law is "the They reveal themselves more charming than before, exquisitely smart and in many new style versions. Our Millinery Salons contain a most interesting assemblage of new Spring models, many featuring the new "Back" trimming of flowers and bows. Haircloth, Tuscan straw and taffeta are in prominence. Priced from 15.00.

Second Floor. puhlio welfare." Some, discussion took place then as to whether Quebec was really for or against prohibition. Rev. A. E.

Runnells thought that the elec (Special to The Gazette.) Ottawa, February 15. Mrs. Arthur M-eighen was hostess today at luncheon, when her guests included: Mrs. G. T.

Baird, of Andover, N.B.; Mrs. A. B. Copp, Mrs. J.

A. Calder, Mrs. R. B. Mrs.

George Black, Mrs. A E. Ross. Miss Edith Cochrane, Mrs. W.

F. Garland, Mrs. W. G. McQuarrie and Mrs.

Murray MacLaren. tion of 13 Conservatives on the Is her parents, Mr. and W. Frith, returned on Wednesday to her home in London, Ont. The Phi Kappa'Phi Fraternity McGtll University is holding a dance on Monday evening In the Prince of Wales Salon, Windsor Hotel, under the patronage of Dr.

and Mra. J. A Nikiholson and Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. B. Mackenzie. Miss Aline Halstead, the Prum-mond" apartments, is entertaining at a small- and informal luncneoti land of Montreal in the recent elections was strong argument tigainst the liquor law. Mrs.

John Scott pointed out that women did not vote in the provincial elections. S. Carter, (president of- the Dominion Alliance In Quebec, declared that as Protestants they could not assume Sir James Alkins will arrive in tojFn Saturday from Winnipeg to attend a meeting of the Canadian Bar Association. to be the moral of the pro GRANDS HURLBUT SHOES For Children. PIANOS PLAYERS vince, ibut pronouncements made some five years ago by bishops of the Roman Catholic Church ORGANS was 37 to 11.

A measure brought beifore he House by John Queen calling for tiie free entry to Canada from Europe of dependent relatives of persons already in this country was defeated. Aided Rand Rebellion (Canadian Press Johannesburg South Africa, Fe. 15 (Via Reuter's) Richard Aton, a member of the Transvaal provincial council, has been fixind guilty of participating in the rebellion on the Rand last summer, and supplying the rebel forces with ammunition, and has been fined C200 with the alternative of Imprisonment for twelve months' with hard labor. Dies at Age of 102 Indian Head, Feb. 15.

Cwn-rad Mohr, a resident of this town, is dead at tho age of 102. He was perhaps the oldest resident of Saskatchewan. "Miss Edmonton" Leaving Miss Leon a Mcintosh, better known as "Miss Edmonton," In the Winter Sports Committee competition, Is leaving today by the 1.18 train for Ottawa, where she will be the guest of the Hon. W. R.

Motherwell and Mrs. Motherwell. throughout the province indicated that the Church was behind prohibi Miss CDonaghue entertained today at an informal tea, which she held in honor of her sister, Mrs. W. H.

Sutherland, of Victoria, B.C., wife of Hon. Dr. Sutherland, Minister of Public Works in the British Columbia Legislature. tion as one man, and that no tute Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Dolg, St Luke are returning early riextweek from Waterbury, Vt, where they have been spending the past two weeks. The marriage or Miss Evelyn Evans, elder daughter of Mrs. J.

Thompson Evans, Bayle street, to Dr. Carl L. Griffin, son of Mr. and KINS ment had been made suggestting any change. He believed that the Frenoh should not bo stampeded but asked to work together for pro BARGi Henry Morgan 4: Co, Limited, have just made arrangements whereby a complete stock of Hurl-but shoes for children will sell from now on at new low prices.

Pussy-foot strap slippers, all leathers. Sizes 2 to 5. Formerly 225. Now 1.75. Dr.

Duncan Campbell Scott left this evening to spond a few daya in Toronto. hibition. QUEBEC'S Mrs. Franlc Griffin, of Toronto, win take pflace quietly on Thursday evening, March 15. 'In his address, which wan de livered before an audience whose Sir William Otter, who has been in town for a week, left today for Toronto.

male section was conspicuous by Mrs. Reginald Balfour, Belmont the presence of clergymen of jail FOR YOUR HOME We list herewith only a few of the many bar- gains which comprise our stock of used instru- merits including the WORL D'S REST makes at prices and terms to suit any purse. Protestant denominations, Dr; Cher-ringion stressed the Importance of Quebec's policy on the llnuor flues tion. Prophesying that Mexico will Colonel Hamilton has refurned from Boston, where he was for the past week. Mrs.

James Murdock, -wife of the Minister of Labor, will receive for the first time on Thursday afternoon of next week at her residence, avenue, entertained on Wednesday afternoon at a Valentine tea in honor of her niece, Miss Eleomora Chaw, whose marriage to Mr. Robert Bruce Allan le taking place next month. Mrs. James M. Shaw and Mrs.

John Allan poured tea and coffee, and were assisted in serving by the Misses Agnes Allan, Doris Savage, 10 Echo Drive. Sizes 2 to 5. Formerly 2.75. For 2.25. Hurlbut strap slippers, all leathers.

Sizes 5 to iy2. Formerly 4.25. Now 3.25. Sizes 8 to Wz. Formerly 4.75.

Now 3.65. Hurjbut Oxfords, all leathers. Sizes 8 to 10. Formerly 4.75, Now 4.25. Hurlbut buttoned or laced boots, all leathers.

Sizes 5 to IVi. Formerly 4.50. Now 4.00. Sizes 8 to 10. Formerly 5.50.

Now 4.75. Second Floor. Mr. Paul Kusring and his bride; formerly Miss Fitzgerald, have returned from their wedding trip, and have taken up residence at the Vimy Apartments. More Fruits and Vegetables Now Make up for the lack of meat on Ft Days with delicious, frenh and Canned fruits and frenh vegetables.

Our stocks are always large and strictly fresh; of the same high quality as distinguish -all Graham merchandise. The Famous JHF Brand California Fruits-Large Tins Yellow Cling Peaches, tin 5c, doas. $7.25 Bartlctt Pears, tin 65c, djz. 7.25 Greengage Plums, tin 50c, doz. 5.50 Egg Plums, tin 50c, doz.

5.50 Royal Anne Cherries, tin 75c, doz. 8.50 Flncat Hothouse and Imported Fresh Trait and 1 Vegetable always on 4 Phones: Call UP. 8156 or 424S Miss Ruth Draper, who while in Ottawa was a guest at Government House, has lett for Montreal. PRACTICE PIANO, Upright, only $75.00 HOOD SQUARE, solid $85.00 SMALL UPRIGHT, good tone $125.00 DOMINION, special iron back-. Was $450.00.

$295.00 LATTON BROS. Cabinet Grand, Dulcetone stop. Formerly $450.00. Reduced to $335.00 MASON RISCH, magnificent instrument, nearly new. Was Now $495.00 GRAND PIANO, good, durable Instrument.

Originally cost $1,000.00. Now $445.00 AMERICAN PLATfER, new, guaranteed for 10 years. Only $575.00 LATTON Player, slightly shopworn. Was $775.00 Bargain at $625.00 TERMS ARRANGED FROM $1.00 WEEKLY lusti uments Purchased Now Stored and Insured Free Until May, if Desired. Jeanne Panneton, bimonne Audrey Anderson, olymne Brunei Marie de Tonnancour, Mrs.

Lloyd Miller and Mrs. Graham Me-Goun. The decorations in the dining room were scarlet, in keeping with St. Valentine's Day, while pink tulips were used in the drawing room. Miss Alice Morgan is entertaining at luncheon today in honor of Mm Arthur Edelow, of SprtagfieJd, who is spending several weeks in town, with her Mother, Mrs.

W. D. LiffhthaJJ. Miss Hortense Maher, of St. John, X.B., is visiting friends in town.

Mrs. W. R. "Baker is returning to town this evening from Ste. Agathe, where she has been visiting Mrs.

Arnold Wainwright Mr. and Mrs. Archibald: R. Tlb-bitts are spending the week at their country homo at Farm Point. Mrs.

Norman Guthrie Is in St. John, N.B., visiting relatives. Geo. Graham Reg'd Mrs. William Goodeve will leave shortly for Chatham, Ontario, to visit her son, Mr.

William Goodeve and his wife. St. Catherine Street AT Drummond Street Miss Kathleen Doherty, who has T.TTVTTTTT Mr. and Mrs. George, Fleming, of St.

John, N.B., who have been spending some weeto in town, have returned home. The Montreal Women's Press Club entertaining iext week in honof of Mr. J. Vernon McKenzie, editor of Maclean's Magazine, who ia expected to arrive in town shortly. 550-552 St.

Catnerine Street West (Corner of Stanley) Headquarters for Mason RIsch, Pratte, Layton Kara, Giilhranscn, Fischer and Amherst Pianos, Players and Grands. Edison, Brunswick and Columbia Phonographs and Records. OPEN FRIDAY AXD SATURDAY EVENINGS. if You saw her in Action Mrs. Rotiert Ellis, of Montreal, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.

J. Morris Robinson, of Carvill Hall, St John, 3. -Migs Christine McLimonJ, of is in townviwiting Mrs. W. J.

Davis, Selkirk avenue, for a week. No one would, think of stopping the Fire Truck to ask the driver "the time of day." JCentral is just as seriously occupied as the driver. Her work demands her whole attention. 357 St. Catherine WestSuite 14 Telephone Uptown 2204 Miss Peterson, Marlowe avenue.

Is entertaining very informally at bridge next Thursday In honor, of Miss Eleonora Shaw. Doris Donoghue, Tupper street, i entertaining informally at tea on Monday afternoon next, in honor of Mips Moilie Cahill, of Ham of No one who saw her im action would think stopping her-to ask the time. There are 140,000 calls a day for "time' in Ontario and Queb to. ilton, who is the guest of Mies Stuart Jeffrey. Miss Mairjorie Spier, Dorchester street west, entertained at a small find informal bridge yesterday af ternoon in honor of Mm.

Arthur Edgelow, of Springfield, Mass. Miss Mona Thorne, 'Cote Ne.iges road, is entertaining informally at the tea hour today in honor of Miss Edwina Hlgglnson, and- her guest, Miss MacVicar, of Winnipeg. Mrs. David Martin, of Kflmnntnn Telephone operating is measured in seconds. Speed is essential.

Hotirs are lost every day in answering Time of Day" calls. second of these lost hours is valuable to your Help Central to better your service by refraining from asking her the time. Her instructions are to disebntinue giving the time of day on zfld after Monday, the 19th insr. announces the of her daughter. Pauline, to Mr Her nia Desmond Bronhy, of Reirlnu formerly of New York, non of Mr.

and Mm Gerald TP. Brorvhv. of Mont real. The marriage will take place Winsome Taffeta Frocks For, Gay Spring Wear. Taffeta fVocks are more than ever in vogue for Spring wear, and are greatly in demand by women of fashion.

A delightful assortment has just been received, which will at once meet with every requirement. 1 One model is shown in navy or black, with gathered skirt and flounces, with silver silk tissue and Mecca embroidery, round neck and lace collar. Price 25.00. Equally stylish and desirable is another model in navy or black. The bodice has the effect of an over-blouse, featuring short sleeves; collar of lace, and slightly.gathered skirt with side panels.

Price 25.00. Second Floor, early in April. Mr. and Mm Roland Fritii, who hav "been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

P. W. Frith, Argyle avenue, nave re. turned to their home in St. John.

F. WEBBER, Manager The Bell' Telephone Company of Canada Jfr. B. Oronau e.wterta!ns1 yes- terday afternoon at the residence of Make the Evening Complete With dinner and dancing, or an aftet-theatre lupper dance at th new Windot GrilU The reputation and atmoiphere of Nthe Old Windsor In the new environment of the remodelled OrilL Delightful aurroundings, excellent cuisine and service, new floor and attractive music by the new Windsor Orchestra. Dluur Dancing 7 to SJO 8upt Dancing 9M to Closing Vie New WINDSOR GRILL WINDSOR HOTEL MONTREAL her mother.

Mm. H. Llonnais. Jn -honor of Mtes HIitrh, of New York. and of Miss Germain Smson, of Qusnej, At thi tea and musicals to be held on Wednesday afternoon next in the Franklin Hall Memorial, n-.