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Birthe, Marriages, Deaths, Requiem Masa Engagements, Approaching line Flages, 30 centa per count of 6 words, part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge 1.50 per day, In Memoriam and Cards of Thanks 20 cents per count line of 8 words, part lines counted as full lines. Minimum charge 1.00 per day, Additional lines of verse or quetation 20 cents per count line or pert line. Births Murriages, Hospital 13th Oct. to Mr.

Mrs. Barney, Caplan (nee May 'Hunter) a Both well. CRUCHET. At the Homeopathic Hospital, on Oct. 13th, 1944, to Mr.

and Mra. Walter Cruchet, (nee Stelen Woodward), a daughter, Both doing well. GORDON, At St. Mary's Hospital, on Oct. 11th, 1914.

to Sgt. and Mrs. Allan James Gordon (hee Ellen Cramp), a daughter, Judith Irene. Both doing HODGSON. At the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital on Oct.

12th, 1944, to Fit. Lieut. John B. Hodgson (R.C.A.F, overseas), and Mrs. Hodgson (nee Margaret Parsons), a son.

JOYCE. On Oct. 12th, at the Homeopathic Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Joyce, a daughter.

LARKIN, At Physicians Hospital Plattaburg. N.Y.. on Oct. 12th, to Mr. and Mrs.

Hanford W. Larkin, a daughter. MEGAN, At St. Mary's Hospital, H. L.

Megan a (nee Helen' M. on Oct. 10th, 1944, Mr. and Mrs. Erdos), a daughter.

Both well, MUIR, At Royal Victoria Hospital, on 11th, 1944. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Muir of Magog, a daughter.

Both well. REED. At Catherine, Booth Hospital on Oct. and Mrs. John D.

N. Reed (nee Fraser), a daughter and a son. AleRt well. CAPLAN. At Homeopathie Engagements Engagements SHECHTMAN-ASH.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ash, Esplanade wish to announce the engagement. of their eldest daughter to Jack, eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. N. Shechtman, Clark St. Deaths Deaths BERRY. Suddenly on Oct.

13th. 1944, at Nine Neurological Institute, Titus Berry, husband of the late Deatrice Mary Coulthard of Beauharnois, Que. Funeral service at the Chapel of Tees and St. Luke and Towers Sta, Tues. Oct.

17th, at 2 p.m. followed by interment at Beauharnois. BROWNE. At her residence, 2018 Jolicoeur on Oct. 13th, 1944, Margaret Wilding beloved wife of Alex Browne.

Remains resting at above address. Funeral service in Cote St. Paul United Church, Mon. at 3 p.m. CHAMBERS.

On Oct. 13th, 1944, at her late residence 5588 Jeanne Mance Hannah Josen dearly beloved wife of the late William Chambers aged 83 years, Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 2 p.m., Mon. to Mount, Royal Cemetery.

DALE- Killed in action In Italy, in Sept. Lt. Roderick DaleHarris, aged 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dale-Harris, of Iver House, Iver, Bucks, and grandson of the late Mr.

and Mrs. W. DaleHarris, of Ottawa. DUQUETTE. In Montreal, Oct.

12th, 1944, at the age of 76, Wilfrid line Cadieux. Body 439 St. Joseph Duquette, beloved husband of 1 W. Funeral Oct. 16th, from above address at 8.45 a.m.

to St. Viateur Church, Outremont, for 'service at 9 a.m. Thence interment to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. EDGAR. Suddenly, at his residence 648 Sherbrooke on Oct.

13th, 1944, Albert Barnard Edgar, beloved husband of Minnie G. Craig, in his 73rd year. Funeral from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University on at 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. ELLIOTT.

At Ste. Anne's Military Hospital, on Oct. 13th, 1944, James Joseph Elliott, beloved husband of Rose Flood, of 609 Grand Mackayville, aged 56 years. Funeral on Oct. 17th, from the Chapel of J.

W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington to St. Ann's Church, for service at 8.30 a.m., thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. ELSON. At his residence, 4716 Wellington Verdun, Oct.

13th, 1944, Ralph Elson, age 57 years, beloved husband of Lily Mathera. Remains resting at the J. F. Wilson Funeral Home, 5531 Verdun Ave. Service Monday, Oct.

16th, at 2 p.m. in St. Clement's Church. Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery, PL.

4444 And Plants of Every Variety Obtainable House of flowers Inc. Mountain and Sherbrooke MacGILLIVRAY Funeral Chapel TEL. WILBANK 5265 5067 WELLINGTON VERDUN, THE ONLY FUNERAL CHAPEL IN VER.DUN D.A.Collins FuneRAL HOMe 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. DEXTER 1149 Modern Chapel WITH "HAMMOND" ORGAN ESTABLISHED Jos.

C.URAY 6 BRO. Funeral Directors 1234 Mountain St. MArquette 4321 Parking Space FORD. Oct. 13, at her late rest.

dence, 5051 Grosvenor Lydia widow of Arthur Lloyd L. Ford and beloved mother of Maud Ethel Arthur Beck), Sybil (Mra. H. B. Thompson) of Ottawa.

Funeral from the Chapel of Jon. Wray Bro. 1204 Mountain 3 p.in. Sat. to Mount Royal Cemetery, FOSBROOKE.

On Oct. 12th, 1944. her late residence, 3484 Cartier Mary Louise Georgine (Georgie) dearly beloved daughter of the late La G. J. Fosbrooke, Remaina leave the Chapel of Jon, C.

Wray 1284 Mountain on Mon, morning, for Interment at Sorel, Que. GAMBLE. At her residence 0243 St. Andre Fri. Oct 13th, 1944, Mary Ann Oxley, Gamble wife of and the beloved late Thomas Knox mother of Parker Gamble, Funeral from the William Wray Chapel 2075 University Mon, Oct.

16th, at 3.30 p.m. to Mt. Royal Cemetery. HANIGAN, At her late residence, at Den Rivieres, on Oct. 13th, 1944 Theresa Ryan, wife of late John Hanigan.

Interment at Notre Dame, Stanbridge, on at 10 a.m., Oct. 17th, at the R. C. Church. KELLY, At his late residence, 6292 Fifth Rosemount, on Oct.

13th, 1944, Frederick Arthur Kelly, 76 years. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain on Oct. 16th, at p.m.

Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery. KLEIN. At the Jewish General Hospital on Oct. 13th, Jennie Spiegel. beloved wife of Adolph Klein of 242 St.

Joseph W. Interment in New York City Oct. 15th. Los Angeles and New York papers please copy, LEROUX. On Oct.

13th, 1944, at his late residence, 3951 Henri Julien Pacifique Ovila (Pete), beloved husband of Irene Marcil, in his 75th year. Remains at La Societe CoOperative, 302 St. Catherine E. Funeral service will be held at St. Jean Baptiste Church on Oct.

16th, at 7.30 a.m. LUCK. At his residence, 40 Cardinal St. Laurent, on Oct. 12th, 1944, Fred G.

Luck, beloved husband of Lillian Railton, in nis 49th year, Funeral TO from the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University on Oct. 14th, at 3 p.m. to Montreal Memorial Park. LUTES. On Oct.

12th, 1944, Lawrence Lutes, beloved husband of Victoria Charron. Resting at J. P. Feron's Chapel, 2252 St. Antoine St.

Leaving for Ottawa Oct. 14th, Funeral service in Ottawa Oct. 16th. MacPHAIL. On Oct.

13th, 1944, at the Montreal General Hospital, Private Patients' Pavilion, Ruth Ann MacPhail, of New York City, sister of Mrs. Edmund Littler. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain at 3 p.m.

on to Mount Royal Cemetery. MALONE. Suddenly at New Haven, on Oct. 7th, James Malone, dearly beloved husband of Ann Walters and beloved son of the late Mr. and Mra.

Jam. Malone of Magdalen St. Burial took place at New Haven, Conn. MANSON, On Oct. 13th, 1944, Archibald Manson, husband of Annie Davidson.

Remains resting at J. P. Feron's Chapel, 2252 St. Antoine St. Funeral service Oct.

16th, 1944, at 2 o'clock. Interment Montreal Memorial Park. Please omit flowers. McLELLAN. At the Woman's General Hospital Oct.

13th, 1944, Margaret Currie Howie, beloved wife of Donald McLellan of 3808 aged 64 years, Funeral from D. A. Collins' Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on at I 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery.

MILLS. At the Royal Victoria Hospital Oct. 14th, 1944, Alfred Arthur Mills, beloved husband of Emily Banning, of 683 Melrose Verdun, aged 49 years, Resting at the Chapel of J. W. MacGillivray, 3067 Wellington St.

Funeral notice later, ROWLEY. At Montreal General Hospital, Oct. 12th, 1944, Blanche Rowley, formerly Blanche Lelion of Jersey, Channel Islands, beloved mother of Mrs. A. C.

Steele. Funeral from the Chapel of Tees and Co. St. Luke and Towers Sta, at 11 a.m, SANDLER. At the Jewish General Hospital on Oct.

13th, 1944, Abraham' Sandler, beloved husband of Annie Sher and father of Mrs. 8. Sidilkofsky, Louis, Joseph, Sarah, and one grandchild. Funeral service from the Chapel of Paperman and Sons 4081 St. Urbain St.

on Oct. 15th, at 10 a.m. Shiva at 3468 City Hall Ave. SECCOMBE. In this city on Oct.

13th, 1944, Marjorie Seccombe, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Seccombe of 4130 Decarle In her 30th year.

Funeral service at the Armstrong Chapel, 3426 Park Oct. 16th, at 2 p.m. SMITH. At the Central Division Montreal General Hospital on Oct. 13th, 1944, Alexander Kussell Smith, beloved husband of May Wigging of 5484, 11th Rosemount and 34 Bonaparte Ste.

Rose. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray Bro. 1234 Mountain 11 a.m.

Mon. to Mount Royal Cemetery. SMITH. Accidentally, on Oct. 12th, 1944, Alexander Reginald Smith, dearly beloved husband of Grace Forrester Ross, of 20 Nightingale Strathmore, aged 52 years.

Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 10 a.m. Mon. TIERNEY.

On Oct. 13th, 1944, John Joseph Tierney, husband of the late Ellen Donnelly and father of William, Mrs. J. P. Shea, Mrs.

George Black, and brother of Sister Clare of the Blessed Sacrament. Resting at the Chapel of the Clarke Funeral Home, 5767 Monkland Ave. Service Oct. 16th, in St. Augustine of Canterbury Church at 8.30 a.m.

Interment at Cote des Neiges Cemetery, TYLEE. At his late residence, 789 Dunlop Outremont, on Oct. 14th, 1944, George Robert Tylee, beloved husband of Ida Gilmour. Remains at the Chapel of Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountain St. Funeral notice later. WILLIAMS. At the Homeopathic Hospital, on Oct. 14th, 1944, May Ethel Marchant, beloved wife of Harry D.

Williams, aged 54 years. Funeral notice later. WINTERS. J. Roy.

At Ste. Anne's Military Hospital the 13tL October. Funeral service 2.30 p.m. Sunday the 15th at Jos. C.

Wray 1234 Mountain St. Interment at Aultsville, Ont. Draths On Active Seruire ELDER, Killed in action in Deaths France, Sept. 25th, 1944, L-Bdr. Ashley Baker Elder, beloved husband of Ruth Smellie, and son of Mr.

and Mrs. P. M. Elder, Glenelm, Que. GODFREY.

Died of wounds 11 Belgium, en Oct. 2nd, 1944, Pte. Joseph Gerald Godfrey, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Godfrey, in his 20th year. Also survived by an only brother Arnold. and sister Mrs. Phyllis Waxman. SHELDON.

Killed in action in Italy on William Aug. 23rd, 1944, Sapper Ralph Sheldon dearly beloved and youngest son of Mrs. H. Sheldon and the late Mr. Sheldon.

Memorial service at St. Cyprian's Anglican Church, Morgan Montreal Oct. 15th, at 11 a.m. In Memoriam The Star will furnish on request booklet of appropriate verses for the In Memoriam Column. BERTRAND.

In ever loving memory of my dear mother, Margaret Scott Bertrand, who passed away five years ago today. Rita. MONUMENTS SMITH BROS. EST. 1882 200 BIFURYST.

MA.1420 CATALOGUE ON REQUEST THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, Gar. Pte. Joseph E. Murphy Arthur G. Laing KILLED: Two local soldiers KILLED: who have been killed in 4 action are shown above, Gunner Murphy, 24, the son of Thomas Murphy, of 3847 Verdun avenue, Verdun, and the late Mrs.

Murphy, has been killed in action on the Western Front. He joined the Royal Canadian Artillery June, 1941, and went overseas in September of that year. He ceived his education at St. Willibrord's Academy. Private Laing, 31, was serving in the 48th Highlanders when killed in action on the Italian Front.

The son of Mrs. George H. Laing, of 4231 Westhill avenue, he enlisted in 1943 and went overseas early this year. He attended West Hill High School. Two brothers are on active service, Robert and William.

In Memoriam HILL. In loving memory of toy dear father, Felix Hill, who passed away suddenly Oct. 14th, 1941; also sister Sylvia June 17th, 1927, Always remembered and sadly missed by his son Llewellyn and Bertha. HILL. In loving memory of our dear Felix, died Oct.

14th, 1941. Never forgotten by Winnie, George and family. JACKSON. In loving memory of my dear grandmother, Sarah Alice Jackson, who passed away Oct, 14th, 1943. "Though the tears in my eyes do not glisten.

And my face is not always sad, There is never 8 night, or a morning, But I think of the loved one I had, Not a day do I forget you, In my heart you are always near, For 1 loved you and I miss you, As it dawns another Always remembered by her loving grandaughter JACKSON. In loving memory of my darling mother Sarah Alice Jackson, who died Oct. 14, 1943. "One year has passed since that sad day, You closed your eyes and passed away, God You had knew no that time to were say tired, 1-bye, you And called you to His home on hign, We miss you most who loved you best." Sadly missed by her loving daughter Mabel and son-in-law Jim. JACKSON, Cherished memories of wonderful mother, who departed from this life Oct.

14th, 1948. day of remembrance sad to recall, The loss of my mother, the best of all. One of the best that God could send, A loving mother and a faithful friend, Two little words not hard to write But I will remember them all my life 'My Always remembered by her daughter Hildred. JACKSON. In loving memory of a dear friend, Mother, who died Oct, 14th, 1943.

"Somewhere back of the sunset Where loveliness never dies, in the land of glory 'Neath the gold and the blue of the skies. And I who dearly loved her shed many a silent tear, I will cherish her memories always To brighten the passing years." Ever remembered, Peggy. JACKSON. In loving memory of my dear grandmother who passed away Oct. 14th, 1943.

"I miss you when I need a granny On you I could always depend, I miss you for your cheerful ways, With you I spent my happiest days." Sadly missed and dearly loved. Your grandson Clifford. JACKSON. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, who passed away Oct. 14, 1943.

"The joys she missed on life's highway May she find in God's garden of rest." Always remembered by Vivian, George and Grace Turner. JANELLE. In loving memory of our sister Nora Leggett. who passed away Oct. 15th, 1941.

"We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds, For the days we do not think of you Are very hard to find." Marguerite and Edythe. JARRON, In loving memory of my dearly beloved daughter Jessie, who died Oct. 14th, 1939. Deeply mourned. Inserted by Mother, sister and brothers.

JARRON. In loving memory of our niece Jessie Jarron, who died Oct. 14th. "Years cannot dim our lovely memories." Aunt Davina. LALONDE.

In loving memory of our darling mother, (Elizabeth Heffernan) who passed away Oct. 14th, 1925. "Too dearly loved to be Henry, Billy and Florence. LINTON. In loving memory of dear daughter and sister Irene, who passed Oct.

14th, 1927. Ever remembered by her mother, sisters, and brothers. LOGAN. In memory of a loving wife and mother Flora Neilson, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1941.

Ever remembered by loving husband and family, LOGAN. In loving memory Mother, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1941. Ever remembered by Margaret and Fred. MacDOUGALL.

In loving menory of a beloved sister and aunt, Marion MacDonald, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1940. Ever remembered by Flora, Percy, Marion and Bruce. McCALL. In loving memory of Aunt Meg, who passed away Oct.

14th, 1943. Inserted by Andrew, Agnes and Nancy. McMANUS. In loving memory of Billy, who lost his life by enemy action Oct. 15th, 1941.

Ever remembered by Ma, Georgina, Helen and Walter (Overseas). "In silence we remember." To a dear sister and Aunt Katherine, who entered into rest Oct. 15th, 1942. Ever and lovingly remembered by Mary and Ursula Kinsella. MISHANE.

In loving memory of dear Aunt Katherine, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1942. Always to be remembered by her nephew Leonard. NEWINGTON. In loving memory of Robert, who passed away on Oct.

15th, 1933. giveth His beloved sleep." Ever remembered by his wife and children. NEWINGTON. In loving memory of Robert Newington, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1933.

"Rest in Remembered by his wife and family. PARKER. In loving memory uf my dear husband Herbert, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1940. "Loving thoughts, true and lender, Just to show I still Loving wife Elsie.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1944 WOUNDED: Lieut. Charles Gordon Bourne, 32, of The Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada, has been wounded in action on the Western Front. The son of Mrs. A. C.

Bourne, of 215 Third avenue, St. Lambert, his wife lives at 611 Victoria avenue, He received his education at St. Lambert High School and McGill University, and was a member of the McGill C.O.T.C. before joining the 2nd (R) Battalion of The Black Watch' in December, 1941. He went overseas a year later.

In Memoriam RICHARDSON. In loving memory of my dear husband William Richardson, R.C.N.V.R., who passed away in Iceland, Oct. 14th, 1941. "When the evening shades are falling, And I in quiet alone, To my heart there comes that longing If you only could come home. Friends may think I have forgotten When at times they see me But they 1 little know the heartache My smile hides all the while." Ever remembered by his wife Doris.

RICHARDSON. In loving memory of our dear brother William, who died in Iceland Oct. 14th, 1944. "We never can forget his smiling face, His carefree, happy ways, The smile that won 50 many friends, In those bygone, happy days, If all the world was ours to give, We would gladly give and more, To see the face of one we loved, Come smiling through the door." Sadly missed by Hilda, Jessie and Geoff, RICHARDSON. In loving memory of our dear brother William, who died in Iceland, Oct.

14th, 1941. "Sweetly he sleeps while others sigh, Softly his peaceful head doth lie, United in Heaven God's glory to share, Waiting to welcolm his loved ones there." Sadly missed by Lily, Jack and Doreen. RICHARDSON. In loving memory of our dear brother William, who died in Iceland, Oct. 14th, 1941.

"Dear God will you, a message take, To our brother who dwells with you, Tell him we love and miss him, We'll meet him when life 18 through." Ever remembered by Ivy and Graham. of RICHARDSON. In loving memory our son and brother William, who died in Iceland. Oct. 14th, 1941.

"We look back with tender memories, On the path where once we trod, And bless the years we called him ours, And leave the rest to God." Ever remembered by Mother and Dad, Bob and Joyce. RICHARDSON, In loving memory. of 0. A. William Richardson, R.C.

N.V.R., who died in Iceland, Oct. 14th, 1941. "Memories keep him ever near." His friends Jack and Gladys. Mr. and Mrs.

Timmis, RICKS. In loving memory of dear mother and grandmother Amelia Ricks, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1943. "'You are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee.

We miss you now our hearts are sore As time goes by we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your vacant Lovingly remembered by the family. SALMON. In loving 8. and mother, Annabella Salmon, who passed away October 14th, 1941.

Ever remembered by her husband and family, SALMON. In loving memory of my sister Annabella Salmon, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1941. Ever remembered by Tom and Mabel. SCODNICK.

In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother Sarah (Drobner) Scodnick, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1942. "Though her smile has gone forever And her cannot touch We shall pander lose sweet memories Of the one we loved so much." Sadly missed by Jean, Harry and grandchildren, SNOW. In loving memory of a dear nusband and father Bernard Snow, who passed away Oct. 15th, .1930.

Sadly missed by his wife and children, Leslie, Gordon (Overseas) Stanley, Lionel and Dorothy. TURNER. In memory of a kind loving husband and father, William Turner, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1927, "In the garden of memories we meet every day." His family and son, Stanley (Overseas.) WATSON. In loving memory of 8 dear husband and father who passed away on Oct.

15th, 1942. "Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall, You had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. The voice 18 mute and still the heart, That loved us well and true, How bitter was the trial to part From one so good as you. You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be, As long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As time goes by we miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place." Always remembered by wife, Florrie and Norman.

WATSON. In loving memory of our dear father who passed away on Oct. 15th, 1942. "Absence cannot take away, What to the heart is dear, Your memory sweetens every day, And keeps you father still near. Times have changed in many ways Since we were all together, The memory of those happy days Will linger on forever." Ever remembered by Marion and Harold.

WATSON. In loving memory of our dear father who passed away on Oct. 15th, 1942. "A shadow rests upon our home, We miss his smiling face, Where we turn, where we go, We see his vacant place God is good, He gives us strength To bear our heavy los8, He is the only one who knows How bitter is our loss." Always remembered by Lillian and Henry, WILLIAMS. In fond memory of my best friend Radio Officer Roy Gardner Williams, lost at sea through enemy action Oct.

15th, 1041. Always remembered by his friend Malcolm Derrig. Game Helps Stamp Sales Sgt. Harold Holdgate Opl. J.

A. Sgt. Gordon McLean Gdsmn. Hinton McKenzie J. Carroll WOUNDED: Four local soldiers wounded overseas are shown above.

Sergeant Holdgate, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holdgate, of 1326 Britannia street, with a light antiaircraft regiment on the Western Front. He wag married in England a year last June. Sergeant Holdgate received his education at Riverside School and Montreal High, and has two brothers serving in Italy, Cpl.

H. G. Holdgate, C.P.C., and Pte. D. S.

Holdgate, R.C.A. Sergeant McLean, 25, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLean, formerly of Montreal, now of New Brunswick. He was wounded in Italy where he was serving in Royal Canadian Dragoons which he joined in 1939.

He went overseas in 1941. Corporal McKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

McKenzie, of 4058 Grey avenue, was wounded while serving on the Western Front with the 7th Rec'ce Regiment (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars). He enlisted in May, 1941, at the age of 18 and has been overseas since August of that year. Guardsman Carroll, son of James Carroll, of 299 Fifth avenue, Lachine, and the late Mrs. Carroll, was serving on the Western Front with the 22nd Armored Regiment, (Canadian Grenadier Guards) when he was wounded. He originally joined the Royal Montreal overseas Regiment (M.G.) and went 1940.

111 Memoriam WILLS. In loving memory of a devoted wife and mother, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1941. "In the garden of memories we meet every day." Dad and David. WILLS.

In loving memory of a dear and devoted mother, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1941. Sadly missed and ever remembered by her daughter Jean. WILLS. In fond remembrance of a very dear friend Mrs.

Wills who passed away three years ago today. Mr. and Mrs. George Knight, Agnes and Noel. WILLS.

In loving memory of dear Mother, who passed away three years ago today. Remembered by Millie and Pete. who WITT. passed In away loving Oct. memory 14th, of 1936.

Betty "We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds, The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find." Remembered by Mother, Dad, Marjorie and Florence, Requiem Mass NORMAN. A Requiem High Mass will be sung at St. Anthony Church, on Wed. Oct. 25th, at 8 a.m.

for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Patrick Norman. Requested by her daughter and son-in-law and grandson Ann, Philip, Brian Thompson. Memorial Memorial BLACK. The unveiling of monument in memory of the late Mrs.

Esther Black, will take place on Oct. 15th, at 2:30 p.il, at Shaare Zion Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. GREENBERG. The unveiling of monument in memory of the late Naomi Greenberg, husband of Mordecai Jacob.

and sons Sam, Abraham, Greenberg and Mrs, Minnie Daniels daughter, will take place on Sun. Oct. 15th at 11.30 a.m. at the New Beth Jehuda Synagogue Cemetery, Cartierville. Friends and relatives please attend.

GOLDWARG. The unveiling of monument the memory of the Isidore Goldwarz will take place on Oct. 15th, at 11 a.m. the Chevra Kadisha Cemetery, Lajeunesse St. Friends and relatives requested to attend.

KRASNICK. The unveiling of a monument in me memory of the late Myer Krasnick, will take place Oct. 15th, at 10:30 a.m. at King Edward Benefit Cemetery, Back River. LANDSMAN.

The unveiling of monument the late Mrs. Annie Landsman, will take place at 11 o'clock, on Sun. Oct. 15th, at The Hungarian Sick Benefit Society Cemetery, Back River. Friends and relatives are invited.

MARCOVITCH. (Marks) Unveiling of monument of the late Mrs. Fanny Marcovitch (Marks) on Sunday morning at 11.30 a.m., Oct. 15th, 1944, any Hebrew Sick Benefit Ass. Cemetery in ville.

POMERANTZ. The unvelling of a monument in memory of the late Moses Pomerantz, will take place on Oct. 15tb, at 11 a.m. at Hungarian Sick Benefit Cemetery, Back River. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.

ROSENBERG. The unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Abraham Rosenberg, husband of Nellie Rosenberg and father of Harry and Gertrude Rosenberg will take place on Oct. 15th, at 11:30 a.m. at the Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery, Mount Royal Biva. Friends and relatives please attend.

SANDLER. The unveiling of monument to the late Mrs. Rotka Davis Sandler will take place on Oct. 15th, at 11 a.m. at the Hebrew Sick Benefit Society tery, Cartierville.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Card of Thanks COLLIER. Mrs. J. R.

Collier and son, wish to extend sincere thanks to relatives and friends, for their floral offerings and sympathy cards, and the employes of Foundation Co. of and office staff of J. L. E. Price and officers.

of the R.C.A.S.C., T.C., of Camp Borden, in the loss of a dear husband. MacKILLOP. Mr. and Mrs. James MacKillop wish to thank their friends neighbors, Reverend Donald Wade, M.A., Ph.D.

and Mrs. Wade, C.N.R. Bonaventure office, Col. P. Grenier, The Verdun Women's Club for sympathy extended to them in the loss of their beloved son Pte.

Donald Malcolm MacKillop, R.H.R., Black Watch killed in action Aug. 21st, 1944. RAYMOND. Mr. and Mrs.

Reid Raymond and family wish to thank their friends and neighbors for the Holy Masses and their many kind expressions of sympathy, also for attending the Requiem Mass for their beloved son and brother Russell Raymond lost at sea May 7th, 1944. VALIQUETTE. Mrs. Rodolphe Valiquette and family wish to ex press to their many friends their heartfelt thanks for the tokens of sympathy tendered them in their recent bereavement, School children of the province of Quebec were reported today to be progresing admirably In their conduct of a new war game called Combined Operations, carried out with the aid of maps, and tallied through their purchases of war savings stamps. wiTher stamp game division emanated of the from National the War Finance Committee, whose emphasis on the part schools can play stems from the fact that since the beginning of the war Canadian youngsters of school age have purchased war stamps to an estimated total value of between twelve and fourteen million dollars.

The scheme of Combined Operations is so simple that all school children, except those of the youngest grades, can follow every detail. Yet it is devised to teach the broad strategy of modern warfare. So much SO that parents have remarked that their youngsters are often inclined to know more about certain aspects of invasion and field manoeuvres than they do themselves. In essence the game is similar to the older one of "dressing a soldier." In that game, a soldier in G.I. underwear was dressed garment by garment as each item was paid for in war savings stamps.

In the game, values are assigned to various sectors of territory, and progress is assessed in terms of stamps bought. KILLED: E. Albert Robitaille, 22, son of Mrs. Eugene Robitaille, of 5103 St. Denis boulevard and the late Eugene Robitaille, formerly of Ottawa, who has been reported killed in action while serving with the R.C.A.F.

His funeral took place at Harrogate, Yorkshire, England. Flying Officer Robitaille received his education at LaSalle Academy the University of Ottawa, and enlisted in the air force in July, 1942. Besides this mother, he is survived by two brothers, Gerald and Laurent, of Ottawa, and a sister, Suzanne. In Memoriam BICKMORE. In loving memory of my dear old Dad, who passed away Oct.

14th. 1943. "Yes, his pilgrimage was shorter, And his triumph sooner won, Oh, how lovingly he'll greet us, When our tolls of life are done." Loved and longed for by his daughter and son-in-law Amy and Sidney. BOND. In loving memory of a dear husband and father who passed Oct.

14th, 1936. Sadly missed away. wife and family, CARMICHAEL. In memory of my beloved Marion and dear Queenie. "Hold Thou Thy cross before my closing eyes, Shine through the gloom and point me to the skies, Heaven morning break, and earth vain shadows flee, In life, in death, Oh Lord, abide with me." Ever remembered by Mother, sister, brothers.

CATER. In loving memory of dear dad, Geo. Cater. passed away, ten "Always years ago today. thoughts." in our Lovingly remembered Harry, Ruby and boys.

CHAMANDY. In loving memory of our dear mother, Mariam Karam, who passed away on Oct. 14th, 1938. "She had a nature you could not help loving, And a heart that was purer than gold, To those who knew and loved her Her memory will never grow old." Ever remembered by her five sons. ENGLISH.

In loving memory of dear Dad who passed away three years ago today. "The call was sudden, the blow severe, To lose a Dad we loved so dear. Only those who have lost can tell The sorrow of parting without farewell." Ever remembered by Clara and Fred. ENGLISH. In loving memory of a loving husband who passed away Oct.

14th, 1941. "Oh for a touch of a loving hand, And the sound of a. voice that is still." Always remembered by his wife Edith. ENGLISH. In loving memory of a Dad who passed away Oct.

14th, 1941. "Oh for the touch of a cherished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still." Ever remembered Lillian and George. ENGLISH. In loving memory of a dear father, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1941.

"Not just today, but every day In silence we remember." George and Alice. ENGLISH. In loving memory of my dear Dad, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1941. "Just a memory fond and true, From one who thought the world of you." Madge.

FISHER-GLASGOW. In remembrance of our beloved mother, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1922. Also William (Red) Glasgow, who died at sea, Oct. 14th, 1942.

A page in our book of memories is softly turned today, A smiling face that won't come, When they sound the last all The McConnell Family, FORD. In loving memory of my beloved husband, Hugh C. R. Ford, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1938.

Ever remembered by his wife. FUSSEY. In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away Oct. 15th, 1935. "A life a beautiful memory, A death a silent grief." Doris, GILBERT.

In loving memory of my sister Evelyn, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1940. "I lost not only a sister, But a pal who was good and true. One could go to in trouble, One I could talk to, when blue. Friends may think I have forgotten When at times they see me smile, But they little know the heartache.

That my smile hides all the while." Always remembered by Boby and Gladys. GLASGOW. In loving memory of (Red) William who was killed on the SS. Caribou, Oct. 14th, 1942.

"Though his smile has gone forever, And his hand we cannot touch. A We shall never lose sweet memory Of the one we loved so much." Sadly missed by Dad. Mum and family. GLASGOW. In loving memory of William (Red) Glasgow, who died at sea Oct.

14th, 1942. "Though life brings much that is altered And time brings friends that are new, There a is one thing that never alters That's my memory dear of you." Mary, HARDMAN. In loving memory of Fred, a dear husband and father, who died Oct. 15th, 1943. "Not just today but every day In silence we remember.

remembered by Rena and family. HENDRY. In loving memory of my dear husband Bob, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1931. "My dear" "I do not need a special day To bring you to my mind The days do not think of you Are very hard to find, For no one misses you like me." Loved, remembered, longed for always, Nance.

HENDRY. In fond and loving memory of our dear Dad, Robert (Bob) who passed away October 14th, 1931. Ever remembered by his daughters We meet every day." "In the garden of memories Violet, Nancy, also Bob and family. HILL. In loving memory of my dear husband Felix A.

Hill who left me suddenly Oct. 14th, 1941; also our Sylvia, June 17th 1927. As dear 8.8 ever though years depart His memory lives within my heart." His wife, Greta. HILL. In loving.

memory of our dear brother-in-law and uncle, Felix Hill, dearly loved husband of Marguerite Farthing, who went to his great reward, on Oct. 14th, 1041. Always cherished and missed by Lola, Johnny, Audrey, Jim and Jack. MISSING: Capt. Thomas Brown King, 31, who joined the Kent Regiment (M.G.) in June, 1940, is reported missing in acson of there late Mr.

and Mrs. tion on Western Front. The James W. King, of Montreal, his wife, former Helen Campbell, and small daughter, live at 596 Victoria avenue. Captain King, who received nis education at Selwyn House and Trinity College schools, went overseas on loan to the British Army.

His brother, Lieut. Comdr. J. Gordon King, is serying in the United States Navy, and his sister, Miss Dorothy King, is a welfare officer with the Canadian Red Cross Corps in France. Overseas Men Return Home Canadian airmen who landed in France with the first squadrons and others who have blasted big German cities to rubble have returned to their Montreal and Quebec homes after protracted tours of service overseas.

the Directorate of Public Relations, R.C.A.F., have announced. One of the R.C.A.F. personnel to return after many months service in England 1s Sgt. May T. Jamieson, of 35 Staynor avenue, Westmount, a member of the Women's Division.

Flt. Sgt. R. Boulianne, of 4230 Christophe Colomb street, was a photographer who landed in Normandy with the first Canadian squadron to occupy a landing strip there after the invasion. Among the air gunners back is J.

D. McCarthy, of Windsor Mills, who ran up a string of 27 flights over German territory flying Wellingtons, Stirlings and Lancasters. Others reported to be back in the Dominion are: W. E. J.

Brayley, whose mother, Mrs. H. V. Brayley, lives at 8 Fenwick avenue, Montreal West. He was a navigator.

A. Drummond, of 6013 Jeanne Mance street, an air gunner; J. L. Fournier, of Buckingham; G. S.

Frew, of 1636 Seaforth avenue, a pilot; Goldenberg, 417 Mount Stephen avenue; Sgt. S. H. Macdonald, of Dannville, an air gunner; J. C.

Rouleau, of 4707 Pontiac street, a pilot; and Flt. Sgt. T. Stirling, of 52 Thirtysixth avenue, Lachine. Miss R.

MacPhail's Funeral Monday A funeral service for Miss Ruth Ann MacPhail, of New York City, who died yesterday in the Western division. of the General Hospital after a long illness, will be held at 3 p.m. on Monday in the chapel of Jos. C. Wray Bro-.

1234 Mountain street. Burial will be in Mount Royal Cemetery. Miss MacPhail. who the sister of Mrs. Edmund Littler, of 3115 Westmount boulevard, was born in Nova Scotia.

She received part of her education there and later went to New York, where she completed her studies at a private school. For the past 25 years she had been employed by the law firm of Dorsey Cole. She attended St. Bartholomew's Church. Besides Mrs.

Littler, she is survived by two brothers, Dr. James MacPhail, of Lynn, and Donald MacPhail, of Arlington, and two sisters, Mrs. Allan MacMillan, of Inverness, N.S., and Mrs. Walter Stone, of Salem, Mass. a Wilfrid Duquette Dies in 75th Year A funeral service for Wilfrid Duquette, president of the St.

Lawrence Brick Company who died on Thursday at the Hotel Dieu Hospital in his 75th year, will be held at 9 a.m. on Monday in St. Viateur Church, Outremont. The body is now at his home, 439 St. Joseph boulevard west.

Mr. Duquette is survived by his wife, formerly Hermeline Cadieux; four sons, Paul, Roland, Robert and Wilfrid; four daughters, Mrs. A. Deniger, Mrs. G.

Desrosiers, Mrs. C. A. Leduc, and Mrs. J.

P. St. Jacques; a sister, Miss Alexina Duquette, and nine grandchildren. Smoke-Blinded Driver Kills St. Jovite Child A child's delight in watching burning leaves contributed to her death early last evening when nine-year-old Lise Dufour was fatally injured was watching her father, "Bonat Dufour, of St.

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