Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 7, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Vii Jeff if of no better name could possibly be devised for this Sale. This is the season when people must buy Winter footwear and we Are dividing our legitimate profits with our customers and giving them the Long end of the Deal too. We did this same thing last Spring on Spring and summer footwear and have had no cause to regret it. It was the Means of gaining a Large number of permanent customers. We stand Back of the Quality of every shoe we sell your Money will be cheerfully refunded if the shoes do not give satisfaction. Remember that a bargain is Only a bargain when the goods feed Are seasonable. These Are real bargains. Splendid values for women we offer a Large variety including Many of the sea son s Best styles. Ladies All Felt Button boots. Regular for a line of All Felt Button thick left Voles. Sizes i to 7. Sale ladies Grain lace boots regular for ladies Grain lace boots snips. Neat comfortable Price lined and service .25 with leather Able. Sale s1.25 ladies Felt boots regular for 75c ladies Felt Clastic sides . Sizes 4, 5 and 6. Sale Price. And leather .75c ladies House slippers regular to for Over 100 pairs ladies House slippers i. A Giitl finality and better value than y at is. Rill ant j1.23. Sale Price ladies unlined rubbers Sale Price 300 pairs Good Quality Avith sizes in 7. I i Ariner tit men s Felt lined boots regular for men s Oil Grain lace boots with heavy Felt lining Ami to Iii a Irather solos. All Sines. An Ideal Boot for Price 50c in sizes u you usual 50c 45c round toes. 45c Sale ladies Felt Romeo slip pers Reg. To for 95c Over 300 pairs of ladies Fine Feit Romeo Black or red fur trimmed with flexible leather soles. Sizes 2% to 7. Sale Price 95c ladies Felt boots Reg. And for four lines of ladies Felt with thick Felt Solca. Kid vamps or Plain. Heavy fleece lined. Button arid lace styles. Sizes 3 to 7. Sale. Price 25% off All trunk prices Sale starts thursday december 8th Don t miss it misses and children s Winter footwear misses Felt boots Reg. And Sale Price misses Felt vamped or Waltl with thick Celt soles. Sixes 11 to Sah misses All Felt boots it Button thick soles i 1 Sale child s All Felt boots lace Mil too Caps Price. Infants Felt boots 60c ton foxed with leather child s Felt boots Reg. Sale Price 75c children s Felt Button foxed with leather solos. I to 10. Sile infants Felt bootees at 75c infants kid boots sizes 4 to 6. A few Only at 50c Felt a Nipoti or with old toe Caps. Meece lined and with thick Celt soles. Sixes 11 to i. Sale misses All Felt Button thick Felt soles. Sizes 11, 1 and regular and children s All Felt lace Mil toe Caps and thick Felt soles. Siaus s to 10, Sale Price. Infants Felt Button foxed with leather soles. Sizes to 3, Sale Price 60o we guarantee every shoe we sell to give satisfaction bring the boys Here for Winter footwear boys Felt boots regular for a line of boys All Felt boots with leather Tun Caps and Side. Fox Ings. Thick frit soles. Just what the boy need for the Zero weather. Sizes i to 3. Suk Price.k1.65 boys gum rubbers Lar Sale Price a special line of boys two buckle gum a to b. U ill stand the hardest Wear. Kale Price boys overshoes Reg. For 24 pairs of boys Manitoba Over . Hern s u snap 1 i.u1 the buys thai Wear this size file bargains in men s footwear men s rubber Soled boots 6 regular and for two lines of men s Fine Box calf rubber soles and with or without leather Kintae St ish Cumi or table and serviceable. Size e pro men s Felt Soled boots regular to for about 200 pairs of men s kid or Box Milf lace boots with Init soles and rubber weal for Winter Wear. Sizes 6 to 10 01 men s kid covered Congress shoes. Regular for i men s Felt boots leather foxed. Regular for about 100 pairs of men s Felt laced i Execl thick Felt Woll. Sizes 6. 7, i and 11. To Ltd. Prior. Men s All Felt boots regular for men s All Felt line in w Siml thick file. Went Well warm. Sixes to 10. Hal Price. Men s hockey boots Sale Price. Elastic sides i and an1, Verv about 300 7. And 8. Ree Lari Lii Lis to its.50. Price. Quebec shoe store we. C. Allan proprietor. 639 main St., 3 doors North of Logan ave. Phone main 8416 All Felt boots pers hockey boo mitts and Moccasin reduced for this Sale of delegates guests of City Winnipeg citizens to entertain them at banquet in Mani Toba Hall. Full arrangements were made it a Farmers do not. Benefit in the Slighte -.t, an they claim from the presence of these duties on the list and de a left their removal in order that they my he Able to press their demand for a lower Tariff without Reserve. Bliss Liva Tail treasurer. Miss k. John Ston press correspondent miss a. Nickols ways and Means committee. Misses Gertrude Johnston and Udu. Meeting held in the Hunt monday for a office of j. Big banquet Given to Tho Farmers on monday night next in Manitoba Hall. The Grain growers who will be pres ent will be the members of the Dele Huion which is to go to Ottawa on tie of the 12th to present their Case to the Dominion government. The banquet will begin at 7 o clock in the evening of the 12th and will conclude about 11 for committed on murder charge preliminary hearing of Mission by and in offensive disposition. Nickolay Brzoska charged with the murder of Barry Ernest Spaulding at Pembina subway november 25, was formally committed for trial by Stratf Daly yesterday after a preliminary hearing during which All the witnesses who gave evidence at the inquest last week were again heard. The evidence was similar to that Given at the inquest the Only features being the statement of Arthur Messen Ger who jumped on the prisoner and held him after the assault on Spauld ing. Messenger swore that the i . The special Oner when held said him flighted tilt East will leave the cd Mei i i him Nazian a conc depot at 11.30 . And Hie party at Manitoba Hall Vail break just in time to allow the Farmers to depot and Board the train. arrangements for the banquet to be coven Here were made by a few n citizens. Tickets will be is Simu to All the delegates most of whom will arrive in the City during Uio afternoon of monday. The Speed making will begin at s o clock and there win be a Large number of Brief us dresses. Members of the executive a the Grain growers association will be heard from As Well As a number of Winnipeg people. Alex. Macdonald was the chairman of the meeting last night and r. L. Hunt was the Secre tary. A list of local speakers who will be called on for five minute talks was Mado out. The names on it being As follows a. Macdonald chairman t. D Rob Inson. A. Putter f. J. Dixon Jim Cush w. H. Trueman by ii . Or. .7. N. Hutcher Laoc per Revl j l Gordon w. Mclntyre. J. A. A a. Midwinter and a. M. Fraser. J o take special Core. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy is said to Nave issued a special order that extra special pains should be Takun with Tram of the delegates of the Rai growers and that they detective Jacob Seel gave evidence As to a statement made by the prisoner in which he admitted striking ing with the shovel but claimed he had done it because Spaulding had struck him and Cut his lip earlier miss h. Scott who was the auxiliary s first president Lias been compelled through ill lie Alth to resign her position. And much regret was expressed at Toto loss thereby sustained by the auxiliary. Although Only in operation since last May the auxiliary As a shown Forth no Civili Xaivion to a Riihl the Empire ii in no letter Tojie of Ninny Good. It is due to Empire to know something about every part of it. As i. Rule people a i too much engrossed with Ali eur own to pay Mui i Jet tuntion to others and it is not Trio wealth and vast Ness of the Empire which goes to make n tent nation but the problem of the human being in All parts of the world. Canada should be thoroughly kindled and Trio children taught about ill the heroes in the Secretary s report Lias been by j and heroines of history. The speaker no Means Idle and its Success warrants i urged the necessity of Hying the Flag and the payment of a salary to the ship Erin of teaching every child to Valv to the Flash pendent of the diet Kitchen. Plans for and to the Empire. Mrs. Counsel Sang tie afternoon. Mrs. Next year include the securing of the ser vices of a District nurse. The treasurer s report the for Tho year As and the credit bal table which Ance As ss40. Miss Simpson it was decided to hold a dance during i Thomson assisted the latter part of january. Delightfully during Murray Rons and mrs. Gordon Kloskin presided Over the was centred by Pink and mrs. Gordon women s Canadian Ulufa. Women s mass meeting. There will be a mass meeting of women St a afternoon at the Royal Alexandra when miss Phillips a former president of the women s handier Art Guild will speak on Industrial Art in the the handicraft Guild has a g3vern ment Grant this year and Jules Phillips has been touring the West looking into existence fur a number of years inn ii. Is Only for to u lust two years Tusit . I wallers has had charge lie at Mic com i fenced to bring in new players with result. Unit now he Lias around him mimic the Best musicians in the ully. Tin orchestra won the shield which presented by j. W. Stewart for in Tepetl ton tin Only last in connection with 1ho annual sunday school festival. The Kremine will be part Ocanada patrol to song for a burst of some " i. A. I Oun Siml. Overture Bohemian Lorl song Tho Windmill Harold ill Allison Balfe Nelson Donizetti part ii. Mesial Tivo Hunting la his Lullaby p. St. Margaret s Bazaar. The energetic Little company that com prise the . Of St. Margaret s Church held a very successful Bazaar monday afternoon Ami evening in the Church. The different handicrafts and has found artistically decorated with Bunting. Nas foun1 in Uiligi Piui Liivik Carvers and and Holly to display the Nada and gone variety of Christmas goods which covered to the United states because they could " 0 Range from fancy articles to Plant that Many skilled Wood Metal workers have left Ca to the United states not get in touch with a Market for their i puddings. Work. The Guild Hopes to in i Dainty refreshments were served at m the different cities of Canada bureaus i div dual tables and during the evening an that will bring these workers and the people who want such work done in touch with one another. The subject is i Impromptu musical programme was in Joy pm. Those in charge of the stalls were Day. R. A. Bonnar appeared for the i one that should interest All canadians Merriam is Codere Bertram and got several of the wit Nesses to admit that the prisoner had always been Quick and inoffensive. Of interest to women ing will begin itt 10 o clock on morning and will conclude about one Throe Ionics Only will he discussed namely the Tariff the government Erat Lon of the Hudson Bav railway and the government ownership Ami operation of the terminal elevator it is not expected that the subject " of the establishment of government a Man los will be taken up. Tvs matter in which the Farmers a deeply interested but it is stated that item Oval of which Tho farm. And miss Phillips who comes of u k i Hugh Lyall Hughes Martin Woods loyalist Stock should have a Largo turn i Lyndesay Mccollum a. J. Chamberlain out of members to Greet her on thurs i Uli Gham. Ivory Hington f. H. Clarke and Day. Miss Wainwright. Continued from Page nine time since this nurse went Cut that she has not Hajj time to report regard ing her work. This appears to be the Only Way at present to Supply nurses for the Rural districts and for this work More organizing be Neces sary. No Protection for nurse. And with All these needs for the nurse we have provided no protection1 Lor any won Iain May come into Manitoba put on a uniform and col Lect her i sea for the work of a trained nurse. Some Are and Somo Are not and it is often More than a of Money to the patient whether the woman in whose hands be is really knows her business or is Only bluffing and there Are those who blurt. While there is no doubt that Many untrained nurses at least nurses without Hospital training May be depended upon in cases Ordinary a Martyr to headaches t a Dru co headache wafers will Maka life comfor Taku for you Ujjin. They relieve the worst headache in 30 minutes or less. 2se. A Boi it rain Dir list s. National drug us chemical co. Mixed ibmn.1. 3ia sickness it is but fair to the Pii Blic to know the standing of the nurse they engage and at present this is not Al ways possible. Not fair to nurse. It is both unfair to Tho Public and to the trained nurse that there is not some common Standard by which. Nurses should be judged. It is just As unfair As it would be if anyone were allowed to come Here and teach school without showing any certificate 01 qualification. This is an unfairness that should be rectified and rectified at once for the Sake of both the the nurse free dispensary girls auxiliary shows splendid at annual meeting. The girls auxiliary or the Itee dispensary held its first annual meeting yesterday. When the following for the ensuing year were elected president mrs. Alan weas rant president mrs., Mowbray Berkeley first vice presi second vice president miss Edna Verner Secretary. Application for membership in the women s Canadian club should be Kent to the new Secretary mrs. Francis Graham 662 Agnes Street. Deaconess Aid. Tho deaconess Aid met in Mcdougall monday afternoon. Memorial Church when mrs. Shrigley gave an interesting account of her work among the polish people speaking very highly of them. Twenty dollars was realized at the deaconess Aid table at the fort Rouge methodist Bazaar held recently. Canvassers suppers. The ladies of Westminster Church will Ehe supper to night to Morrow and Friday from 6.15 to-8, to the canvassers who Are collecting for the new Church. Children s cantata. A children s cantata Little red hid ing is being Given in the Cath Edral school House thursday evening at 8 o clock with a matinee on wednesday from 4 to 6 . The cantata is being produced under the direction of mrs. Murray and mrs. H. P. Cox. Assisted by mrs. Code. Mrs. Severn and mrs. Warner. . Concert. Of the. Monthly concerts in i Tako Dace on Decem Ber 13. These concerts Are for the membership and their friends and there will be no admission. 4 daughters of Empire. . Enable Dau t j1gali1 Cote was the speaker of the afternoon and gave a very interesting Little talk on loyalty to the Empire remarking that the women Are the greatest asset of the Empire and As the character of the women is i moulded so will the Empire be moulded. Many of the Best Canadian Young men and women have Gona to the United states and thus the question it Worth Wale belonging to the Empire in answer to this the speaker said that of All civilizations Erer known there has the congregation looks Forward to the building of a new Church and the efforts of the . Are in Aid of that fund. T morning gymnasium classes. Arrangements Are Bong made for morn ing classes for ladies in the . Gymnasium As the gymnasium cannot be used in the Morniing by self supporting Voung women. Tills Opportunity ought to be taken advantage of not Only for its Chance to promote Healthfulness and Grace but also to swell the funds of the association and help to extend its work. The St. Andrew s Church orchestra will give a concert to Morrow evening which is arousing More than Ordinary interest among musical Public. The assisting artists will be irs. B. M. Counsell. Who is always so popular and another favor Ite Harold re Ferne. Horace Weaver will the Carriel Bond b believe me if those Emli air ins Young charms mrs. K. M. Council. Two dances nos. 5 ind or alums my Habinc is where the Heather Blouins de Koven Harold Recife uni. Overture. Poet and peasant v. V. Suppo St. Matthew s . The St. Matthew s Young people held a delightful social last evening in the schoolroom. A very Good musical pro gramme Wing rendered by messes. Carter Antl and messes Ferris. Sub fire Dobson and Cryer. One of Neilson s chocolates is dipped individually. A act Cream or nut Center is enclosed in a thick jacket of richest most toothsome chocolate you Ever tasted each chocolate conies to you absolutely faultless Quality and appearance is a Siale chocolate. Ewry yourself that they Are every Way and better than you Ever thought chocolates could be. If your dealer does not have Neilson a Send 80c. For Pound Box a of assorted relates. Will Send you your Ranf announcements. Also entertain with ventriloquism. Orchestra consisting of per formers. Will be under the direction of Frank Walters. The orchestra has been thousands now use this recipe for cough syrup Cissily made at Home. Costs no j thing if it fails. Following Are the meetings for the week wednesday. Knox . Will meet at i . The . Will Moat at 10.3u . The annual meeting of the ladles ser vice league of the free dispensary Ivill be held at s.30 at tie dispensary 213 Avenue. Refreshments will be served. C Antral congregational sewing Circle we meet at 3. St. Stephen s . Will meet at . In the Home Street Church. The Southwest . Will meet at mrs. Hunts Lis Colony Street. Mrs Duff Smith who was the provincial Delegate of the l.t.tj., will give a report of t to . Convention in Glasgow. Thursday. St. Andrew s . Will meet at x St. Andrew s orchestra will have a con Cert at b . Mrs. E. W. Counsel and or. Red Fern will sing. St. Paul s ladies Aid will moot at mrs. Fraser s. G07 or Dermot Avenue. Tho women s Canadian club will meet at the Royal Alexandra Whon miss Phil i lips past president of the handle aft i Guild will speak. I St. Of the King meet at s . Miss Cotter will address the of Church Young women s Council at s p in we. Neilson limited the Best of Xmas purchases Colum Victor Only Corii Blundon i Liao Dropti with a two menu to and 6 four cords minute re Columbia in Beautiful to with latest aluminium Scionti ii Tont and revolving Horn icily As shown. No Crane. Slang Laird outfall Pili disc i Home outfit Etc the Kasy payments from monthly. Counteract acidity and sweeten up the whole Day with a Mornin Araug Hoof Abbey s sail. 25c and 60c. Sold everywhere. The Centi Al congregationn.1 ladies a old i Nii will hold a Sale of work in the afternoon and evening. J saturday. I Knox Junior Mission band will meet at the Speed with which this simple Home mixture takes hold of a cough and conquers it will Surprise you. The recipe Given below makes More and better cough syrup than you can buy ready made for . Mis two cups of granulated sugar with on cup of warm water and stir for 2 minutes. Put ounces of Pinex fifty cents Worth in a 16 of. Bottle then add the sugar syrup. It keeps perfectly. Take a teaspoonful every one two or three hours. This gives almost instant Relief and usually stops a deep seated cough inside of 2t hours. Splendid too for whooping Couglin Chest pains bronchitis hoarse Ness Etc. The taste is pleasant and it is just laxative enough to help cure a cough. Its tonic properties restore the appetite which a cough tends to destroy. This recipe is now used in thousands of Homes in the United states and can Ada. Its popularity has resulted in Many none of them As Good As the old successful formula. Will not work unless you use the pure genuine Pinex Suni Mersides p. E. L. Dec g _ the which is the. Most valuable concentrated trial of Mil Ford Cunningham charged compound of Norw Sun White Pine sex with the murder of William a Skerry on Crry the from Friday Bible club will meet to s ., when prof. Bland will in i have second hand machines Tako the lesson the comprehensiveness i of the i j return if not As represented and i Money refunded. Satisfaction Guaran Only 16 at bargain prices. Macones Tak two act Iota s ;