Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 8, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Thursday december Sisio. Stomach or a Milisia. F Dia pepsin will heartburn griping in bowels. Part from German a a Wool of questions of which me Martin. To the of the Cam a Kennedy Alderman it candidate inward 7. Add staed the you feel Fine in minutes. Out of order Stom or Catarrh take right with you and Asik him to eat 22-Gram Triani five minutes face of your former for your trouble is tenderness in the pit of stomach bad taste in Mutli constipation pain in limbs sleeplessness belching of Gas. Bilious Ness sick headache nervousness dizziness w Many other similar symptoms. If your appetite is fickle and Noth ing tempts you or you belch Gas or if you feel bloated after eating or your food lies like a Lump of Lead on your you can make up your mind that at the Bottom of All this there in but one of undigested food. Prove to yourself in five . J that your stomach is As Good any that there is nothing really re there without Dis juice our food is 1 Comfort or misery. A and you become of i almost instant Relief is waiting for loss of appetite pressure you. It is merely a matter i illness after eating Vor. Ting soon you take a Little Dia pepsin. How Mcleod Haw Flione company limited Portage ave. Phone main 8324 Christmas and new year s gifts in leather goods and purses car ticket canes gent s filled bags suitcases litter cases. Bill books and Rolls manicure cases music cases dressing cases Cigar and cigarette cases jewel boxes hat Boxen companion sets scissor sets Collar bags tie holders writing portfolios collapsible Caps Medicine cases of All kinds flasks and thermos bottles photo frames. Travelling rugs playing card cases picnic and Auto sets thermos bottle cases repairs done on premises. Mcleod Hawthorne company Ltd. Ii North continued from Page Ife that they might obtain gossip from girls there. For eighteen months these ministers from their pulpits have made me the Uriel for their abuse have classed Mel and have made disgusting Alta salons. The publicity the shame been theirs. I have pleaded i he them to help me and they would do nothing but abuse me and abuse the other men who were honestly try ing to serve the City. Now t want you to. And together will see make Winnipeg the cleanest and the Best City this continent net a the churches in it. If election ticket mass meeting in St George s Church endorses candidates for mayor. At tiie meeting for women inter ested in civic Reform held yesterday afternoon in St. George s Church the following candidates were recommended to the women voters of Winnipeg for. Mayor e. D. Martin for controllers j. W. Cock Erburu. A. W. Putter. T. Wilson for aldermen word 1, a. L. Bond and r. A. Rigs. La Bor candidate Ward 2, k. J. Johns ton Ward 3, Matthew Ward 4, t. J. Is oboe Ward. A j. R. Gowler i and w. Turnock labor Ward 6, j. G. Munroe Ard 7, w. W. Ken Nedy. Inns. W. R. Julock presided and mrs a. M. Fraser and mrs. Mcelheney of the salvation army. The speak ers of the afternoon in opening the meeting mrs. My lock urged upon the audience that she was not soliciting their votes and in fluence for e. D. Martin As an individual but for the principle for which he stood and pleaded with those present to look upon the casting of their votes As a sacred duty from which no amount of engagements or interests exempt them. Mrs. Mulock further announced that a Rescue Home is to be started in tha near future to be placed under the management of the salvation army and said that any wishing to Render assistance in the matter was at perfect Liberty to do so. In the opinion of mrs. A. M. Winnipeg is too Busy discussing., the. Sins of omission and commission _ of its Public servants forgetting that As its citizens make it. So is the City. For coloured people mrs. Fraser made a Strong plea for the coloured people of Winnipeg and commended the work of the pastor of _ the Crl ored Church. She said that thu Ico Ord women who came to the City in search of work not set their l names entered on respectable service registers but on the other hand the door to vice was thrown wide open. Mrs. B Raser charged the citizens with resp for these conditions. Is. Mcelheney spoke briefly i her work among the men and women same evening and said that Winnipeg i i Tims of sin. And asked those pres was such a bad place that he would ent to use the Golden Opportunity be not live in it this fact lost or. F it to do something Martin the support of Many Good cite the helping the outcasts. Cd u j o c j mop Here and be satisfied when you make a Christmas gift you want to give Aii article be depended upon not to look cheap after the recipient has had it but a Short time. If you buy Here your friends will be satisfied and so will you. We Are offering some attractive values in goods Sii Itable for Christmas gifts. Parlor chair regular special parlor. Roman style with mahogany frames Well Polis Hoci and upholstered in. Good Grade silk. Special Christmas Tabour ettes and Jardiniere stands from up we have a Beauty ii selection of these in circassian Walnut solid Iii Hogan and a Quarter Cut Oak in fumed Early English and Goldoni fumed finish. Special Christmas values from upwards English mohair rugs .tri.rlch, Plain shades of red Green Blue and Gold. Size 30x64 inches. Bedroom Utility boxes Are Welcome gifts made in Good Roomy style for holding skirts shirt waists trousers boots and shoes Etc. They take the place of a clothes closet in a. Room. Every lady wants one. On Sale Spe Cial bed spreads a Complete Stock just to hand from the lower Grade grecian quilts to elegant Battenburg spreads. Something that is always acceptable in every House hold. From each .90c to curtains we have a number cof Odd pairs in line lace curtains for reception drawing and dining rooms and some very handsome lines for Library and Hving Root windows. We want to Clear these before Christmas so if you want a real snap come in and look them Over. All prices. To pair. On Sale now half Price. Give a vacuum cleaner the modern you can clean curtains tapes tries upholstering and other furnishings rapidly and make them like new. We have a Large variety of hand and electric cleaners. Prices to carpet sweepers Are acceptable we have a Good Stock of. The Best sweepers and will be pleased to have you Call and look them Over. Prices to s5.00 cel Larette special Christmas Price made of selected Quarter out Oak Lii finish. Has folding top and when open mates a neat table. Top open is 31 in. Van diameter. Fitted with pipe rack pocket and shelf. Special Christmas give a comforter this Christmas elegant assortment of fihe englith Down nicely quilted and made in Good full sizes. Brought in expressly for the Christ Mas Trade. On Sale each to give cushions filed with Down mix Ture with wide frill and pretty pane1 centres. Coverings Are flue Grade of these Are beauties and Well Worth a visit just to see them. On Sale each j3.75, and credit cheer fully Given without extra charge. J. A. Banfield 492 main Street phones main 3661-2-3 the House of easy payments agitation element. A business meeting followed the names of canvassers and those who it was the element that wants Agi will help with conveyances on. Election tation that brought or. Shearer Here l Oak Bein taken. A fund has been now every citizen reels it his duty to i us is. Ami anyone defend the reputation of Winnipeg. If wishing to help May a ply to mrs. A. The personal character of any one in i. Teaser. Bon Accord Block. This meeting had been so maligned the Traduce whether the statements had been True or false have been punished. But unfortunately Thure is no Law against Labelling a a noon meeting. Was addressed woman will canvass. The women o5 the w. H. A. S. Decided at their meeting yesterday to make a thorough Canvas of the women voters of the City in the interests of the Hospital by Law and for this Pur pose a number of women were a in tort to let i Adian Northern. The gathering was Large and the speaker was Well received. Yesterday afternoon at 5 o. Clock a general meeting of the committees was held in the Central committee rooms at 477% main Street. Later in the evening his worship visited the Mutee room at is Osborne Street proceeding thence to the Central commit tee rooms from which the Start was a c for the evening s meetings in i May say that this Campaign of i North Winnipeg. The evening con .mi.u--i. l Imp Lucity is not by any Means Sanction i with a meeting of the exec by All the churches in this City j in the Central rooms. The rare Menan the pulpits and in the j address to c. N. R. Employees. Winnipeg who do not approve of this kind of Campaign any wire than you or i do. I ask you to a rebuke to the men who have Tsewu Czetl this Campaign. They were w willing to Hep us they to mid not tone Forward and undertake their part is the Zorij. The mayor addressed a meeting is not a Man in the City Felt More profoundly Sii rious upon Bis question than i have from rhe first of my election As mayor. You Are it aware you can give no idea what it have the responsibility of dealing i this evil. Other cares and Trou i of the civic administration do not mount to a snap of the fingers com wed with the worry and trouble in to to the treatment of tha social before the year 1909. The Mem from Cine afflicted City were so strongly affect the subject that they mad. The Council chamber of sum of extinction. From we Felt As though we prepared to take any action Minimise the evil i was the their vote and influence. The society has decided to give an entertainment in three or four time Queen Zephra under the direction of Harry j. Booth. Aude manic fight Large meeting held in Ward six last night. A mass meeting of the electors of Ward 6, took place last evening at St. John s methodist Church to hear the candidates Foj that Ward speak on current issues. Georgo Moody occupied the cd mar. A. W. Putter who seeks election As Connolle. For the ensuing term dwelt on the. Necessity for the electors to get out and Hustle during the week stating that Many unthinking ballots would go into the Box and it was the swinging of these ballots to the right Side that would carry the Campaign. He recapitulated the segregation question acid appealed to the voice of the Pei ave citing the Case of the Mas Street. He Ulso advocated the infusion of new blood the present Board of control and offered himself As candidate. Or. J. G. Munroe Candi late for the Ward followed taking for stand on the Hospital question by the welfare of the cite As was mayor speaking strongly for the of Stablish the not wholly rent of a municipal meet in a Farge and interested audience of workmen gathered together at the shops where the meeting was held. Martin cheered at continued from Page three Bible for the investigation Tor laymen were with it ill became the mayor of the _ that the police alone . It to try and intensify the feeling this question that we tried 1 a inst and particular Section. 3e support of the ministers t do not believe that we should educators. To the committee n e had things different unless lit. Conducting this agita Snearer had made an said every Nipes before he made cheers or. Shearer had not been a even no i Trade and proved the Coward. He had not run away to at or was brought. Toronto to make the statement. which was held mayor s Backbone. Wattle Ottese i believe that mayor Evans was per Bone enough to stand up for the people s wishes against those two officials it he had done that we should never had this investigation. What is the use of mayor Evans saying that he t get the ministers to so anything i have never heard of a single letter or 11 nip-ltloi1 of k111c1 the prospector taif communication addressed by trouble j having f moral and Reform Council of this City every evil influence in the City is on the Side of mayor continued the doctor. I understand that he Tam Many machine of this a ttys going to be for him. Ointments and Sulphur were people Are telling of Doud s Pius Are the Rocky Moun where nature hides her of cures made relieved by the great Taney remedy. Mur on the Side of or. Martin but it is absolutely True there is not a single influence working for or. Mar tin a. W. Putter. A w Putter candidate for control Ler stated that he had accepted Nomi nation at the hands of the Labouring men nation or Huil cd t. Him. Years old who has the City. It was no use discussing or As lumber Jack i Denary questions of civic policy until Miner Hunter and he great overshadowing Issue was a has friends All Over Cioeff How Long was it to Mountain Side and Igent people of the City would Ever a win yes and then my cent verdict in favor of segregation. Ould always go on my c set in at symptoms f he flaunted before for the i tried l sick of having vice in a Section to it that men ments acid took sul i reversed and the Law for the Art a ittle hangs of vice honestly As All House. Then meeting in the kills and i1 Hail. Or. Martin went Over to made a a w Miu from and spoke to a number or her u writ Oinen. He was we stamina in men and How to possess it. From Man s a. Prominent physician being asked the question what Are tie things in life a Man needs answered physical health Strong nerves mental efficiency Money and social Suc any Man possessing these five attributes is a Success. Any Man possessing the first three can be a Success and have other two. Possession of a sound body with Strong nerves is really the Reudi raiment who Civ men need most. Men need stamina courage staying qual it is endurance and but in order to these qual titles the nerves Man be Strong and keenly sensitive to every emotion. When a Man has forebodings sensations of fear timidity accompanied with such symptoms As Tremul no hands and limbs weak voice nervous Ness sleeplessness numbness dizziness heart pal Pittmon restlessness forgetfulness melancholia weariness cause and Many others of a similar nature it cannot be expected that he be a Success financially socially or otherwise. Strong virile magnetism comes Only to those whose nerves Are properly nourished in a sound body. Nature in her Wisdom has supplied certain extracts essences Etc. If properly blended will restore a Normal keenness to the nerves do that any Man can feel the Rich red blood surging through the body supplying All the Neres Surv to derive the most out of life in All its various phases. For the Benefit of those temporarily deficient in nerve. Strength the following ingredients can be obtained of any Good druggist and prepared. In the privacy of Home. Purchase three ounces of syrup Sarapa Rillet compound in a six ounce Battle. Add one ounce of compound f did bal wort shake and let stand two hours. Then add one ounce tincture cafe Omen com Pound not cardamom and one ounce compound essence cry Roll mix shake take a teaspoonful after each meal and one when retiring. All distressing symptoms will soon vanish . Complete restoration to Normal follows. Tent on to the Hospital needs of the n end. On the social evil ques Tion the doctor stated that he was firmly opposed to a segregation policy r. Nihlock k. C., Tsien the meeting in the interests of e. D. Martin he spoke of mayor Evan s assertion that he would Clear the fair name of this City. If he Why the investigation commission Opin Ion Justice Robson was quite i Pable of looking after the mutter. Alderman Willoughby who followed spoke disparagingly of the present mayor s , winding up with the statement that mayor Evans had sold himself to the Alderman Shore next taking the floor asserted that the mayor was not candidates Ald. J. R. Gowler Ward 5 Aldermani representative who is again before his constituents for re election. Responsible for the establishment of the segregated area this Beins a com a lashed by the chief of police while the mayor was on tour in the in. Teres is of the Centennial exposition and that the latter was wholly to blame for it. The final speaker was or. Blake who delivered a Brief address in the inter ests of the municipal Hospital. Meetings called. R. A. Rigg Aldermani and k. S. Ward school trustee candidates for warts 1, will address a meeting of rate payers in. Whelpley s Hall Jemuna Street fort Rouge at s o clock this evening. These candidates have sent invitations to their opponents in the Ward to meet them on the platform a. A. Putter candidate for the Board of control will address the workmen at. The . Shops on municipal is sues to Day. He will be supported by f. J. Dixon who will speak principally on the municipal Hospital Issue. A meeting of the Workman at c. -x.r. Fort Rouge., will be held during the noon., hour to Morrow in support of the labor candid Tes in the cry a Campaign. It will be addressed by a. Rigg and a. W. I l. Bond Aldermani candidate for 1. Will address a meeting ims evening in the methodist Cvarch fort Rouge. It is expected that b. D. Martin and or. Bond s opponents r. A rare and Aid. Macdonald will also give dresses. Or. Bond has also arranged to address a liso6 be at his own committee rooms. Exaid. Wilson. Sex Alderman Wilson said that the whole Campaign had simmered he announced his candidature for the Board of control that controllers har vey and Waugh were going to retire from the mayoralty contest candidates for the Board of f of Tai nov would not have been a can Date. He had come out at the so Cua Tion of one of those j f contest in order that a cer Tain question might . He put it to Vliem whether and. Tofu so had not 1 a Kiaie profit sharing shoe Sale if we Only show every person in. The matchless values we Are offering at this Sale there would not be Many Winter shoes sold any where else for the next ten Days. Men s and boys Winter footwear at big reductions men s rubber Soled boots off regular and for two lines of men s Fine Box calf lace rubber soles mid with or without leather lining. Stylish comfortable and serviceable. Sizes i to 10. Sale Price men s Felt Soled boots a age regular to for about 200 pales of men s kid or Box calf covered lace Fult soles and rubber heels. An Ideal Boot for Winter Wear. Sizes 6 to 10. Sale Price men s All Felt boots regular for men s All Felt lined with elastic sides and thick Felt solos. Will Wear Well and arc very warm. Sizes 6 to 10. Sale men s hockey boots Sale Price. About 300 6vj. 1, and 8. Regular prices to Sale boys Felt boots regular for a line of boys All Felt leather cans and Side Fox legs. Thick Felt soles. Just what the boys need for the Zero weather. Sizes 1 to o. Sale Price boys overshoes regular for 24 pairs of boys Manitoba overshoes size 4 Only. Ere s a snap for the boys that Wear this size. Here s Price 45c unusually Good values in women Swinter footwear ladies All Felt Button 1 boots. Regular for 9juj3 a line of All Felt Button thick Felt. Soles. Sizes 3 to 7. Sale ladies Felt boots regular for ladies Felt elastic aides and leather soles. Sizes 4, 5 und 6. Sale Price.75c ladies unlined rubbers Sale Price. 300 pairs Good Quality round toes. Sizes 3 to 7. Clearing at.45e ladies Dongola Box calf boots Reg. Sale Price ladies Dongola and Box calf lace lined with thick leather soles. A sizes. Salt Price ladies Felt Romeo slippers regular to for Over 300 pairs of ladies Fine Felt Romeo Black or red fur trimmed with flexible leather Wolret. Sizes 1lh to 7. Sale Price.95c misses Felt boots Reg. And Sale Price two lines of misses Felt vamped or with kid toe Caps. Fleece lined and with thick Felt Boles. Sizes 11 to 2. Sale Price misses All Felt boots mules All Felt Button thick Felt soles. Sizes 11, 1 and 2. Reg. And s2.00. Salo Price child s Allie to boots children s All Felt lace Icid toe Cape and thick Felt sole. Sizes s to 10. Sale Price 25% discount off trunk prices Quebec shoe store we. Allan. Proprietor 639 main St. 3 doors North of Logan ave. Phone m. 8416 nation. Professor w. F. Ost Oonie will Given address on our civic prob tens at Grace j Church Young men s club this evening. Northwest ratepayers. Have had to i answer to Wilson stated that while he Wasi a Ber of the police commission an Effort Hud undoubtedly been made vice the Suc prestion had been heatedly there. The police commis Sion during his term of office ind Al ways the Observance Anu enforcement of up to noon yesterday Only Resigna Tion had been received by Clit Herb. Large meeting on outskirts of City addressed by Many candidates. A crowded meeting was held at St. Bar Nabas Church Corner Burrows and my i Phillips Street tuesday under the aus i pies of the Northwest ratepayers As Iso Dalton. Aspirants for civic honors spoke. Though a number of speeches were Given very few references were made to the segregation question and those were confined to a. W. Putter and w. Turonok candidates for controller and referred to the desirability of extending the car service far ther North. Thanks to his efforts he said. The City was not tied to Tho railway com Pany o n onerous terms for 50 years. Touching upon the municipal Power Plant he bold that the property would be one i of the most magnificent possessions of i the City Ami thought that in the near i future the City would be one of the Best i illuminated on. The american continent. W Reynolds assumed that he should re place Alderman Mclean who is running for controller on the ground that the latter had a progressive policy for a progressive City. Jno s. Weltch candidate for school trustee said his platform was very Timple the Best education for their Chil Dren which Money buy medical attendance for children a wage clause in All contracts and the throwing open of the schools for Public purposes after school hours. School trustee Mckerchar. Who is seek ing re election replied to his opponent saying that they already bad a fair wage clause tajiks to his the speaker s initiative. He held that to throw open the pubic schools for meetings Etc., was not permissible. He had been a member of the Board for thirteen years and in the District and also took the initiative in the discussion regarding the proposed erection of a technical collegiate school. Socia Democrat. W c Turnock candidate for Alderman said that his programme meant All that which had taken place Burins the pass week had not been explained but it mean a change in the candidates in the Field they had done right last time in defeat ing the municipal by Law for the Rene Rel Hospital but he advised them to support a Grant for. The erection and equipment of a. Municipal Hospital. He did riot Beliva that the. Poo Plu would endorse the segregation policy taken in the Post two years. Theo. Stefanyk candidate for Alderman in Ward a Alderman Gowler and also addressed the meeting. I fathers was that they waited until they were pitch forked before taking definite action for the Public Good. Touching on ithe social evil he declared that it was i caused by economic conditions prevailing a w. Putter said the Sti Aase Flop Over suspected of Canadian theft. New York Deo. You if Man qua Ai Here to Day who is sue posted of know ing something of the to left of four Hundred alg Iku Fotofi of cana4ian government currency. According to the new York to ice Thyl. Notes were stolen while in transit from thru government printing of floes in Bank of Torono. A an ammonia pistol we found on the. Prisons he was held on the coarse of carrying coaceale4 weapons investigation. Drivers strike ended. Dec Triko of driven in the Bis retail Storff. Which threatened to prevent Chr Titmas deliveries was Endea to Day. A Compromise was reached Wowch the strikers nay in a Victory them. The met promised a Bonus of j16 each to be paj4 them on Christmas Day two Vaca Tion summer and an arbitration of wast Caro. To be undertaken a 1911. T3u strike dec tired three Days ago Ami Over. We men went out ;