Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 5, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday september 5, 1910. A meal served with Good bread is much More enjoyable than one served bread of poor Quality. Bread is pure wholesome and tasty. Always tiie same. Bakery car. Portage and Spence phone Sherbrooke 680 great Sale of men s boots at City and general. Runaway Kiric fled Park car on the single track Ai ferry Lane West of the St. James subway yesterday afternoon and Over taking a Hea Degly car crashed into it. To one was Hurt both cars were seriously broken. The oars held the rails. Autos yesterday s rain i Orr. No loss than fourteen Auto j mobiles were mired on Portage Avenue beyond the City pavement. Another sufferer was a bread Driver whose Rig loaded with bread was upset in the ditch near the City limits and the whote cargo was spilled in the . Valuable Pointer a. Nah Olson of the Clarendon hotel lost his valuable Pointer saturday Street i a to. 433 running Over her in front of the hotel. A few minutes before the Accident or. Nicholson was offered a. Couple of Hundred dollars for Ellie and her mate. When in the course of business events it becomes necessary to move footwear of House with unusual rapidity we simply Down prices. The people do the rest you Don t care so much about needing the room As you do about the Chance it affords you to get splendid shoes below the regular Price. Come now and men s Patent calf Tan calf velour calf gunmetal calf and Vici kid. In lace. Button or Blucher styles. The newest lasts the latest styles All sizes and All shapes. Regular prices and Sale Price Sale starts tuesday sep tember 6th, 1910. Plunge Bath open members of the Young men s Chris Tian association who have been barred from the plunge Bath for the i past two weeks will now be Able to use the privileges again. The whole Bath has been re enamelled and the locker rooms overhauled and painted. Tie gymnasium is now being thoroughly cleaned so As to be ready for regular exercise about the Middle of the month. Shot in the picker ing a you Aig at one of the summer Camps just East of Deer Locktee was shot by his brother yesterday morning. The Bullet which was from a 22 Rook Rifle and was of the Short variety entered the Fojt in the Fleshy Iriart of the Heel just missing the Bone. Or. Grant who was called and dressed the wound stated that had it been of the Long Type it would have been More serious. Labor Day programme labor Day sports at the exhibition grounds All Day. Railway Union sports North end grounds 9 . I scottish sports at Stonewall All Day. 00th band excursion to Winnipeg Beach 9 and 9.30 . 2 . And -.30 . To Winnipeg Beach. Royal Templar Basket picnic and ladies baseball match at the new City Park at a . Baseball. River Park fort William is. Crescents 3 . Lawn Bowling. Civil service at Kort Rouge pm. Cricket Brandon is. Winnipeg All Day at University grounds. Other Gaines in league series on other grounds. Golf. Manitoba championships open on St. Charles country club links. Eaton shooting. A-s.c., at Sturgeon Creek ranges All Day. Quoits Handicap match Vaughan Street grounds 12.30. Unerv Vivian ., addresses can Adian club at Manitoba Hall 1 porn. Luncheon to Rev. S. P. Rose. An Gelus cafe 12 noon. Annual Field trials of the Western Canada Kennel club at Arnaud. St. Show. Army Field Day. Norwood Alberta loaves for Riverside Park morn ing afternoon and night. Dock. St. John s to Lake and return by Steamer Winni Toba. Dock. St. John s Bonito is. Three trips to Park morning afternoon and evening. Excursion to St. Louis under Shine auspices and sports at same place by modern Woodmen. Walker theatre International vaudeville 2.30 and s.30 . Winnipeg in in the Awakening of Helena Richie 2.30 and s-30 . Dominion Blue mouse -.30 s.30 . I.30, s.30 and 0.30 . Pictures after noon and night. Pictures after noon and night. Liberal club concert. 10 mile roller race Arena rink . Boxing at auditorium rink. S.30 . Willie is. Gardner. St. James Mission Church of Christ to be built in a Dav. School shoes for the boys and girls. Misses sizes 11 to in Box calf Tan and Vici kid. In lace Button or Blucher style. Regular Price to Sale Price boy sizes 1 to 5 in Box calf velour calf Tan and View kid. Lace or Blueher style. Regular Price to Sale Price children a sizes 8 to 10y2 Box calf and Vici kid. In lace and Blucher style. Regular Price to Sale Price gome and see bargain tables. The Ryan Devlin shoe co. 494 main St. Phone main 770 this Oil is guaranteed by to be absolute la pure Olive Oil. We take no one s word for this assertion test it ourselves using the United states govern ment test which shows half of one per cent adulteration. We this Oil from a i French Oil an Oil merchant. He assures that it is first pressure Oil from collected Ripe olives and the Oil itself Vert Les his statement. Use it either medicinally or on salads it will give you Satis faction. In bottles. .30c, 50c, and 75c. French Gal. Drug co. Public demand pasteurized milk a few years ago pasteurized milk could not be gotten in the City of Toronto. There is now distributed daily Over quarts. Crescent Creamery co. Limited. Barnardo Farmers. British journalists paying visits to the new Homes. Harold and Arthur e. Copping of London Ling land the former special correspondent of the daily news and the latter a Well known artist have been for several Days in the West gathering material for their publications relating to the settlement of the old country the Canadian West. These gentlemen Are deeply inter ested in the enterprises of the bar Nardo Homes in establishing Young Fellows upon farms of their own after a few years experience in Canada a work warmly approved of and assisted by lord Brassey. And will to Day monday proceed to Russell and other Points where Barnardo colonists Are Well established upon their own land and prospering accompanied by e. A. , general agent and attorney for the institutions in Western Canada. It is the intention of these journalists to obtain facts regarding the Cess of these Young englishmen at first hand and every facility is being Given them by both the railways and the Barnardo Homes to obtain the particulars they Are in search of. How do you feel Are you feeling As Well As you should t probably that you re quire is or. Dark s Sweet for men and Quebec shoe store we. C. Allan proprietor. I main St. Bon Accord blk. I phone main Archdeacon Fortin Rector of holy Trinity sees signs of broadening spirit in religious bodies. Veil. Archdeacon Fortin l .u., resumed his pulpit or holy Trinity Church yesterday morning and preached an eloquent Sermon which dealt with the movement toward Church Union. Tak ing his text from Malachi iii., is they that feared the lord spake often one to the other the reverend gentleman remarked that no doubt in those far off Days before Christ there were synods and conferences being held by the people of god. The great shortcoming of christians in modern times was that they Seldom met or spoke one to another concerning spirit Ual affairs. This reticence had been a great deteriorating Factor in the Christian Community. Referring to the great world s missionary conference held recently in Edinburgh and to the anglican conference now taking place at Halifax and also the roman Cath Olic Congress at Montreal and various other similar meetings the speaker emphasized the fact that they were All significant of the better spirit that permeated the Christian Church. Clashing to disappear. The clashing and overlapping in the work on the missionary he said will soon disappear in the presence of this new spirit and there will be reciprocity and better understanding and co operation among the various religious bodies. Although there was no representative of the Koman Church at the Edinburgh meeting yet the letter read from the Bishop of Cremona Olio is an intimate Friend of the Pope was significant of the broader spirit that is making itself apparent in the Catholic Church. And although anglicans did not agree with the doctrine of the roman Catholic Church yet they must concede that catholics were in their own Way striving toward the Lish ment of Unity in the Church of Christ. This spirit of Church Union that pervades the various religious bodies at the present time is Ideal and Christlike and is a sign of the times. The conference at Edinburgh was remarkable in Many ways and it served to stimulate and urge the people to wards the Conquest of the evangelical Progress. Presiding elder Wagner of North District makes inspection. Rev. I. H. Wagner presiding elder of the Western District of the evangelical association leaves this morning with his family on their Way from Berlin ont., to Regina where their Home is to be in future. Speaking of his work in the West or. Wagner said that two More Pas tors have recently been added to the staff appointed by the conference in the Spring and since he went East in june. Rev. Or. Peer an ordained minister who comes from Ohio is . He is stationed at Swift current Rev. H. S. Fiddes a probationer from Ontario the other is appointed to the same District As or. Peer. A new Field has been taken in Alberta among the germans around Stettler and Castor in Hills District. This work is being supplied by the missionaries at Didsbury. A new Man Rev. A. Clemens from on Tario has been sent into the Lethbridge country. Altogether the staff has been in creased this year by half a dozen Good men and the superintendent expects to in a few More by the end of the year. Or. Wagner Bas been visiting Morris. He finds the conditions there better As regards the Harvest than he had been led to anticipate. The Church that was bought there last Winter is being regularly supplied with services by Rev. E j. Bechtel of Winnipeg. The Camp meeting held in june at Melville sask., was largely attended. It was Rev. A. Y Haist of Berlin president elder of the North District whose brother is superintend ent of Ebenezer Church sunday school in Winnipeg. Rev. Or. Haist made an extended trip through the West in the summer taking Rev. L. H. Wagner b work while he was in the East making arrangements for the removal of his family to Regina. He has since returned to Ontario. Or. Wagner preached in Ebenezer Church Alexander Avenue yesterday morning in German and last evening in English and conducted the lord s supper on both occasions. His subject in the evening was the text romans 12 1 and 2. Brown the Hatter at your service. The new fall shapes Are now on Sale. Derby with Flat set and full Crown is the Young Man s hat. The soft hat which can be pushed creased or telescoped is the pro per thins this All. We have them Taall colors. 388 ate . At All times in All seasons Adana cigars Are the Best. They re a delightful smoke in summer and a cheering smoke in Winter .3 for 25c. Mclntyre blk. 293 Portage. Phone i. 69. Phone m. 2677. Believes in West now is the time to have your furs remodelled and repaired furs called for and delivered. Hammond 430 main Street. A real food tonic and one that always helps to restore Energy and vigor. Drewry s extra Stout brewed in absolute cleanliness. Try it the management has not yet decided upon the fina.1 list of winners in the publicity contest Complete results will be published to Morrow morn ins. The directors will proceed immediately with the arrangements for next year s show which will Likely be held earlier in the season. Archbishop of Westminster impressed with Canadian petting for Mother country. The latest visitor to Western Canada t Competition was won by the John a who will return to England and Adver a Nooi was presented amid Tise among his fellow countrymen the possibilities of the West is archbishop Bourne the head of the roman Catho Lic Church in great Britain who spent last week end in St. Boniface and Winnipeg. The archbishop is in Canada for the eucharistic Congress which opens in Montreal to Morrow and he took advantage of the Opportunity to see some thing of the Western territory which is at present being boomed in the districts he is associated with in the old coun try. The diocese of Westminster has a great poor population and As the archbishop has journeyed through the West he has been Able to see with his own eyes How great is the need Here for population. When i say your great expanse of territory and the fruitful acres calling aloud As it were for he said. I thought of the masses at Home who have to eke a miserable pittance and i thought How i grand it would be if some of them could be transferred to this unemployed and unemployable. The archbishop does not think that tire poorer classes of Britain Are As As they Are often made to be. Of he said Many of the unemployed Are unemployable there Are hosts of them who want work and can not get the different cups in the championship competitions were awarded in the i evening when the four Judi res made the presentations before a deeply inter ested crowd. The various winners of the championships have already been announced. The offered by w. H. Dangerfield in the school children s for waterworks australian boys on too half world Twenty cadets from Antipodes spend Short time in Winnipeg. For he believes in sending the Best class of settler to Canada. What is not Good enough for in remarked is not Good enough for Canada. We Don t want to Send to you those we would not be glad to keep at Home. there Are Many people we can Send with advantage to you and advantage to the archbishop is one who believes in the West. He said i think it is a great and coming country. There is a spirit of optimism and Progress which i think must impress every Visi 1 Havo seen it in Winnipeg. Yan Cuver Calgary Edmonton and in fact in almost every place i have visited. It is a spirit of Hope which augurs Well for Trio future of his Grace has been very much impressed with the feelings of canadians for the Mother country. This senti Mentha found everywhere. It was even greater than he had expected to find. He finds it among All classes and1 creeds. He Speaks Well too of the hospitality he has hospitality which he described As truly British. Military for processions. He received the announcement of the decision not to allow the Canadian militia for the eucharistic Congress on his arrival in Winnipeg he did not express much of forc about it. When asked if the military were allowed in England when the Congress was held there last year he stated that it was customary for All processions to have an escort of some sort in England it was More in the form of a police escort made with the intention of regu lating the traffic. The archbishop was the guest at the archbishop s Palace St. Boniface ing his stay and he left for the East yesterday morning. Housing problem Henry Vivian ., discusses it at Canadian club luncheon. Henry Vivian For Birkenhead is to address the Canadian club at Manitoba Hall at 1 o clock to Day on Ideal sanitary housing of the air. Vivian has represented Birkenhead in the British House of commons in Liberal inter est since 1906. He is 41 years of age and is a Carpenter by Trade holding Lis. Membership in the amalgamated society of carpenters and joiners. He has been Secretary of the labor of partnership association since 1890 and is chairman of the co partnership tenants housing coun cil and co partnership tenants limited. In the subject he is to Dis cuss at the luncheon of the Canadian club to Day he is considered the Best informed Man in the Empire. Flower show Over judges present cups to winners of championship at closing. Although the attendance at the Winnipeg Flower show was Good on sat urday the closing Day it was not to the expectation of the management. The difficulty in selecting your Fine suit or overcoat is largely obliterated by the vastness of Stock and the splendid character of the goods. 8. B. Hunter co., importing tailors 189 Lombard Street milk. Cream and butter if you want the Best get Carson s. They guarantee the Quality of everything they sell. The Caison hygienic Daiby co. Ltd. Phone Sherbrooke 1000. Tenders Are in the construction of the system. The town of Dauphin Man., is arranging for the construction of a sys tem of waterworks by which the ply will be secured from the Riding mountains and f. F. Fry of this City who is one of the contractors tendering for the excavations and Back filling of the trenches returned from a visit to the District on. Saturday. Or. Fry says that the town Council met on Friday and Twenty one tenders were received for the work. The number necessitated delay As it was considered necessary to look carefully into the merits of the different materials As Well As the con tractors bids for construction. Sixteen mile system. It is said or. Fry to do the work in three sections two of these a 1 and a 2, distribution in the town in All about seven Miles and nine Miles of gravitation from the Riding mountains. The engineers for the town messes. Chipman and Power have the supervision of the work and their design is a splendid one the citizens As Well As the Council take the greatest interest in the awarding of the contract and the Council is naturally very cautious in coming to a decision. R have looked into the situation and when the works Are completed the town will have an abundant Supply of the very Best of water. One of the principal causes for the delay in award ing the contract for the gravitation was the doubt that some of the citizens have expressed As to the Utility of using wooden pipes instead of or. By said that in driving through the District he was astounded to see the magnificent Hay crop and declared that there was enough Hay going to waste in the District at the foot of the Riding mountains to feed half the cattle in Manitoba. The town of Dauphin was making great Progress All the principal streets having Cement Side walks building was brisk and the style of structures substantial giving a general indication of the Prosperity of the District of which it is the Centre. Footnote removal Rev. G. K. B. Adams believes it will of no harm to the Church. A Large congregation attended Young methodist Church last evening to hear the Rev. G. K. B. Adams preach on the subject of dancing among methodist Church members a subject which has been very much to the fore recently by reason of the fact that the meth Odist conference at Victoria decided to remove the Well known footnote which banned the practice of dancing among the Church members. The removal of this the preacher said. Caused a consider Aole stir and comment throughout religious circles generally. The question which naturally arises is will the re Moval of the prohibitive footnote be As injurious to the spiritual welfare of methodism As Many have expressing a Frank opinion the pastor remarked. Now personally i do not believe it will. The tendency Nowa he said was not favourable to the subscribing to certain formulas it was resolving itself More and More into one question. Are you willing to accept Christ at your personal Saviour and example is his Way the Way you want to Evev difficult question. In his opinion never could the Church a More difficult question to the people. Instead of letting Down the bars the were by that question for after All the Christian life was not merely a matter of adherence to certain rules. Discussing question As to whether the deletion of the footnote would affect seriously and in an Unspiritual manner the methodist Church the Rev. Adams pointed that for Yeara the footnote had been broken by methodists. At least during Many years he had not known of a single member of the Church who had been brought to Book for it Althoughwas no secret that they had practice the thing which was prohibited. Lixe above footnotes. A word of warning was spoken How Ever by the preacher. " with the in creasing luxury which is appearing in j All classes of society he said the tremendous Appeal there is at the present time not Only to the Young to the Middle aged As Well for amusement and distraction we Are in danger of sinking Back again into a refined in conclusion he said. The removal of the footnote will have nothing to do with the Church s spirituality. What we want to do is to live above we want to live with eyes open to the great movements in the a of Twenty australian Moun Ted cadets lads of from 15 to is who have been All the Way around the world on an educational tour and in special search of military knowledge spent several hours in Winnipeg yesterday arriving on the delayed Tox onto express at 3.15 and leaving in their special tourist car on to. 97 at 10.30. They Are in charge of two officers lieu tenants h. J. Thornton and s. J. Armstrong both of the australian Light horse Melbourne. The boys and their officers had planned to see a Good Deal of the City the rain a Stop to their plans. Several of the j boys visited the . And enjoyed a swim in the plunge after their Long train ride. Touring since May. The party left Melbourne May is and will sail for Home from Vancouver on i the new australian liner Zealandia september 9. During their Long tour they have studied the military methods of Italy France Switzerland England the United states and Canada. In spite of the serious Side of the trip they report having had a wonderfully Good time wherever they went. In wanted hid. Be experienced and ther ouch by competent other no need to apply. Road it tons. Apply of Hudson s Bay stored steam Coal to trite for quotations in Carton All country Points. Osler Fantom Lent i Uince phone Winn v25 to learn the Barber Trade. Tools free position secured from to per week. Call or write for free illustrated catalogue. Call and see Canada s largest Ana finest Barber shop Moler Barber College 220 Pacific Avenue. Oats Oats Only the Best grades Bushel guaranteed and promptly delivered. Rolled Oats All kinds of Ehon feed flour and Hay Etc. Call and sae it or save time by using phone main Carn fac Stock food co Ltd 188-190 Princess Street Tishil obscure quickly stops coughs cures heals to what 2i England their first plans were More or less upset by the death of the late King the boys spent six weeks in Kensington Barracks and visited All the military Headquarters of England and Scotland including Aldershot and Woolwich. They appeared by special command before his majesty King George a. At Marlborough House and were showered with attentions at the j hands of military and civil of All kinds including lord Roberts. In the United states the boys visited new York Washington and Philadel phia and also spent a Day at West Point. In Canada they were two Days at Quebec two at Montreal and two at Toronto. They return Home Strong in the opinion that the British Soldier is equal of any on the face of the Earth although they have kind words for the others especially the italians and Swiss whom they found exceedingly smart and Well drilled. Pay their own expenses. Although the tour was made under military authority each of the boys paid All his own expenses. They were tra therod from All Over Australia hav ing to conform to certain requirements set by the authorities when the trip was planned. They were a Fine looking lot of Young Fellows every one a athlete and a crack rider. One of the tools Browne holds All swimming re cords for boys under 16. Another who has the record of never having been a horsed mounted the Best bucker that could be found at the Toronto exhibition found1 them All too easy to be interesting. Loyal to Australia. Without exception the boys Are enthusiastic Over their trip Are Loyal enough to declare that they the Best part of the British Empire and for that matter the Best country they have yet seen. They were More thai amused by the ignorance shown by Many people they met with regard to Australia As for instance that of one londoner who was surprised to find them speaking English a prominent lady who did not wish to meet them because she disliked Apea Ting through ail interpreter and one Toronto Man who has Trade connections with Australia who confessed that he had not known that the Commonwealth was a part of the British Empire. They think that educational standards in Australia Are higher than in any other country they visited and found that they knew As much about Rome. Lon Don and new York As most of the natives of these cities. The september Western Home monthly nine Complete illustrated stories. Eleven special articles. Eight specially edited departments covering every department of the Home. Besides the Best of rent poetry and Best selected clippings from the joke now Selling on All Magazine stands Price 10 cents Winnipeg cab co. 271 Smith Street. Phone one four six w. J. Squires. Teachers return tourists arrive in Winnipeg after Moat beneficial european tour. The Manitoba teachers tourist party is Home again. Travel stained and tired Hearty and enthusiastic they have returned from their extended trip to Europe prouder than Ever of Canada and especially of the Canad Ian West. Shortly after 10 o clock last night a special from Montreal pulled into the c. P. R. Depot bearing one Hundred and fifty educationists just returned by the Allan liner tunisian from the British Isles. Eager friends and relatives were on hand to Wel come the members who Stop off at of the westerners remained on their sleepers for the night a special Courtesy extended them by the railway company. Successful tour. The tour the Majit zobans has been most successful and enjoyable. The unique nature of the idea attracted wide attention in social and educational circles in the old land so that the visitors had entry into society whose doors Are closed to the Ordin Ary tourist and enjoyed Many courtesies from the government from Var ious corporations and had the privilege of meeting personally a Large f a and prominently Eny identified with the great world move ments of the age. Such opportunities have naturally resulted in a. Broader grasp a less provincial Outlook in All Public questions which confront them As teachers. At the same time they have been educating the British peo ple and removing Many misconceptions regarding Canada and the canadians. They Are the Best though the least ostentatious advertisement which Canada has Ever had in great remarked f. J. Ney the organizing Secretary with pardonable Pride. Or teachers have risen to their Opportunity and have reflected credit on their country. Their adapt ability and their ready intelligence have been favourably commented upon in every part of the old or. Ney. To whose organizing ability the Success of the tour la chiefly is an engr Leanman who has travelled in Many parts the world yet he de clares that he has never found so pleasant a hand of travelling compan ions. He comments especially on the presuming. Liar Sony the Ideal infant food at Alt water fountains ice Cream freezers for hand and Power. Electric fixtures Andar Tawni made to order. Electro platen and Poudin Macnab 4 Roberts the person who Irons find it convenient labor Sav ing and economical to Iron with an electric Iron. All to Date Homes have them. Price. Gas stove department Winnipeg electric railway co. 322 main St. Phone main 2522 and the cheerful Good nature at All times and seasons which made Best and nost of every situation Ana experience. Kept All engagements another pleasing feature of situation was the absence of any fail ure to meet their engagements an of any discordant note to mar text enjoyment of any occasion. The health enjoyed by the members Little less Man marvellous consider ing the size of the party and the length of the tour. Most of tile teachers from outside Points will continue their journey a their Homes or schools to Day ii number will remain in town on Busi Ness for a few Days. The teachers have remained for two weeks in the British Isles j. T. Torquay Jos. Mclaren. Mabel Thompson Mary Thompson a b. Jeffry Beech. K. At. Hodgson. Hodgson f. Nicholson f. M. Of Skinner a. C. Dickie. A. M. Hunter Hals Cuthbertson setter h. M. Anderson mrs. Butler misses Aime and Grover. Miss Mcpherson re Side for a time in England. Or. Bruni my and or. Hicks left the party Montreal to visit in the East. Mctavish left for his Home in to on the arrival of the tunisian the City the party visited All quarters of the Isles As Well As a portion of rental Europe. They set sail for Serpool on August 2fi, arriving at real on Friday sept 2. From that Point they look a special train Oxer the main line West for Home. Your complexion As Well ser is rendered miserable w ered liver. By taking Oliai stomach and liver tablets you a both. Sold by All Oats Best Ever offered. See buying. La ing Bros 307-309 Elgin phones 5990, Smi ;