Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 13, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Matoba free press wings Flieg turks a a 1mgkwbkr 13, 11 Al prices have been slashed right and left on Felt boots slippers hockey boots moccasins and mitts. Thousands have already profited by the bargains offered. From now until after pay Day we figure on doing a record business As every article offered at this Sale is seasonable and every family in Winnipeg can save a few dollars by visiting this store before the Sale ends. My i women will appreciate these values Duffis All Felt Button boots Reg. And for a line of All Felt Button with think Felt sizes s to 7. Sale Price Unes Grain lace boots jul tar for ladies Grain lace boots fleece lined with leather neat comfortable and serviceable. Sale Price a Fifles Felt boots 5 for 75c Felt boots with elastic sides and leather Simses 5-and 6. Sale Price ladies House slippers Feglar to for 100 pairs ladies House sizes 3 4. Good Quality and better value than you usually filid at acid Sale udies unlined rubbers Sale Price Good Quality round toes. Sizes 3 to 7. Clearing at ,45c 50c 45c men s Felt lined boots i blur for men s Oil Grain lace heavy Felt lining and thick leather soles. All sizes. An Ideal Boot for outdoor Wear. Sale Price c. N. R. And c. P. R. Pay cheques cashed Don t miss these bargains ladies Felt Romeo slip pers Reg. To for 95c Over 300 pairs of ladies Fine Felt Romeo Black or red fur trimmed with flexible leather soles. Sizes 2% to 7. Sale Price 95c ladies Felt boots regular and for four lines of ladies. Felt with thick Felt soles kid vamps or Plain. Heavy fleece lined. Button and lace states. Sizes 3 to 7. Sale Price off All trunk prices store open till 10 o clock every even ing until Christmas. Misses and children s Winter footwear misses Felt boots Reg. And Sale Price two lines of misses Felt or with kid toe Caps. Fleece lined and with thick Felt soles. Sizes 11 to 2. Sale misses All Felt boots misses All Felt Button thick Felt soles. Sizes 11. 1 and 2. Reg blur ?1.50 and Sale Price child s All Felt boots All Felt lace kid toe Caps and thick Felt soles. Sizes s to 10. Sale infants Felt boots 60c infants Felt Button foxed with leather soles sizes 2 to 5. Sale Price.60c child s Felt boots regular Sale Price 75c children s Felt Button foxed with leather soles. Blues 4 to 10. Sale Price .75o infants Felt bootees at 75c infants kid boots sizes 4 to 6. A few Only at 50c. Bring the boys for Winter footwear boys Felt boots regular for a line of boys All Felt with leather too Caps and Side Cox Ings. Thick Felt soles. What the boys need or lie Sci of Wea Lior. Sizes 1 to u. Sale boys gum rubbers regu Lar Sale Price a special line of boys two buckle gum 3 to 6. Will stand the hardest Wear. Sale Price boys overshoes regular for 24 pairs of boys Manitoba Over 4 and 5. Here s a snap for the boys that Wear these . Sale Price bargains in mens footwear men s rubber Soled boots regular and for two lines of men s Fine Box calf lace rubber soles and with or without leather lining. Stylish comfortable and serviceable. Sizes 6 to 10. Sale men s Felt Soled boots regular and for about 200 pairs of men s kid or Box calf covered lace Felt soles and rubber heels. An Ideal Boot for Winter Wear. Sizes 6 to 10. Price men s kid covered con Gress shoes. Regular for men s Fine Dongola kid covered Congress with thick Felt soles welted and with rubber sizes 6 to 10. Sale men s Felt boots leather foxed. Regular for about 100 pairs of men s Felt laced foxed. Thick Felt soles. Very warm and will Wear Well. S izes 6, 7, 10 and 11. Sale men s All Felt boots regular for men s All Felt lined Vith elastic sides thick Felt soles. Will Wear Well and Are Ery warm. Sizes 6 to 10. Sale men s hockey boots Sale Price about 300 by. 7, 7% and s. Regular prices and Sale we guarantee every shoe we sell to give. Satisfaction Quebec shoe store 639 main St., 3 doors North of Logan Avenue we. C. Allan. Proprietor phone main 8416 All Felt boots slippers hockey boots mitts and moccasins reduced for this Sale reports sent to Ottawa continued on Page eleven can be Given More Effee Tadj. By the company instituting a Jyi tem of overseeing when the men Liput for duty or at change Oft the company it a Moder ate Spense could More effectually Troi bilt any employee going on a car Bull from any by am ii guns or unenforceable rules. What rile for instance can prevent an pm j0m Bavins intoxicating liquor in Juii Home a practice More dangerous 3pan anything else and to which ambiguous rules or the arbitrary Goins on Futy the la rest and Jost effectual Way of protecting the to Romany s property and the Public torn Hazard. Find further that clause 17, of the working agreement with the company provides As follows that in Cen any Motorman or conductor has been suspended or discharged from of the company Anu after investigation has been found not guilty of sufficient cause to warrant Jach discharge or he shall be reinstated and paid for All time i especially draw your Atten Tapa to the wording of this clause sound Rully of sufficient cause to warrant such discharge or suspension shall be reinstated and paid for All it will be seen from the pc Eabost the dismissed men it Evec. Of a fully they had not gone Road or Traus guessed Section f of 5, which refers to indulging to in intoxicating liquor at any go and therefore that the men Are i i fled under their agreement in that according to the pms ions of clause 1-7 of their agree if have been found not it to of sufficient cause to warrant they shall be reinstated and Tor time lost we . Tyls of from the official Steno of the proceedings of meeting of the Board. I think that after perusing a same you will Bear me out in the Contention that the procedure insisted upon by the manage ment of the Street railway company was technical in its nature and from the standpoint of conciliation unfortunate. The company had refused from the the of dismissal to furnish the three men Dunn Kuttle and Hall with specific charges dates Etc. The com Pany would net. Place these charges on which it had based its action in Dis missing the men before the Board at its first meeting but insisted upon using and did use the discharged men themselves under an Effort to prove Tia company s Contention that they had offended against the rules sometimes. At tie evidences Given by the men they admitted living Imine with the prevailing custom Amons the employees while in uniform Ana off duty entered places where intoxicating liquors were sold and occasion ally drunk intoxicating no ours but in this admission they were Only admit. Ting that which nearly. 40 employees who signed the above statement had admitted therefore the men feel Tunac they have been discriminated against and if the three men s admissions made under tie circumstances i have recite. Are used against them. It will but con firm them in their belief. Manifestly the conclusions reached herein Are based upon local conditions Long existing usages among the men the company s rules and the men s working agreement As assented to by the company and not As to rules embodied in working agreements Between i Street railway employees Ana com Pun Coulter prisoner left for Hamil ton last evening. We Sitron of cos Dies after spending night in a Well Brandon dec. Parker a Well known resident Liere for Many years full into a. Well on the Paterson farm West Brandon sunday night and lost life. To was Foreman on tue farm and went out in the evening to attend to some work. Not returning a search was made and at Midnight Parker was found at the Bottom of the Well apparently having broken through the planking at the top. When discovered he was in a critical Condi Tion from the result the t Ami remaining in the ice Cokl water. A doctor was Iii icky summoned from to a City but was too late to rentier any Aid. Parker came Here a number of years ago from Frankville ont., was Well known through in it this District. Budget in my efforts for conciliation i sub i circumstances that the Board recon i mond the reinstatement of at least three the dismissed men Nameiy Dunn. Ruttle and Hall thou pay the for lost time and subject to the is a. Body consenting to a Rule on Wei a wkly i cured at Home a Ilyf Pei Janent lied free to in wrapper. Th6 knife s danger Ana unnecessary. On8 other slide Way to Safe and in the privacy Wane it is Tyrai Iliff pile package free to All. Who instant Relief show you painless nature of this and Start you Well on the i a 13erfec.t cure. A full sized Box from it Tor 50 cents and often one having what you Call for. Is Nigut tries to tas Rood it la because he to v on the substitute begins at once and continues it is Complete and per right ahead with your work and comfortable All the time. I Worth trying. Name and address to i 9p Pyramid building. Free by re trial package in a Plain have been cured in this easy. Inexpensive Way in the Home. Its torture. And he Bills. Cents. Write to Day convenience Public service Cor charge. Of discrimination Coia Pathan the company reinstate Tho Portage la Prairie dec. Kennedy and Ferguson the three prisoners who escaped from the Yard of the Portage jail on saturday Moin ing were captured shortly after noon near the Indian Village South of the River their capture being at t eced by three indians who noticed the men in their prison garb. They had or divil culty in rounding up the men who about Frozen having no outer garments on they were oiled into a Sleigh and driven to the City and turned Over the jail authorities and placed under lock and key. The indians to ill skely be Given a Reward. Municipal matters. The regular meeting of the City coun cil will take place to night. As its the last meeting before nominations which takes place an thursday h is Likely that Alderman j. J. Garland will j Tesiler his resignation in order that he May be a candidate for mayor inn it is not known that there is any opposition he will be elected to Morrow i by acclamation Alderman Garland has served about nine years in the City Council and is Well qualified to fill the Otico of mayor. He is a prominent business Man of the City and is con netted with a number of local Sta Tut ions As Well. Following the nominations on Lues Niay there will be a Public n tie opera House in the evening at which i the candidates will speak. There has been much criticism heard of thu Call ing of the meeting after instead of previous to the nominations because is any objection to any of the candidates it will then be too late to Nahe a change. It is understood that a financial statement been to be read to the electors in this meeting. I fair Board officers. At a meeting of the directors of tie Portage Industrial association held following the meeting the Fol lowing offices elected for the ensuing year president d. Mckillop vice Pri silent a. M. Batters vice president v. W. Brown Secre tary. William Fulton chairman Ilc vicar. A meeting will be next Ween at which a manager to Basuier will be elected for the coining year to fill the vacancy caused by the Roj Isna Tion of a. W. Humber last fal. There has been no advertising for a manager and it is understood that h. A cold Man Secretary of the Board of Inuko will receive the appointment. In con Junction with his present . Company then went ahead and erected a Block. Upon application to tie Council afterwards the track Down the Ane was ordered to to Laid on the North Side instead of in the Centre As was intended Ami t was then that the objections were raised by the other property holders. Mounted policeman Frozen. Avat Rous sask., dec has just Neon received Here that Constable Cotter of the r.n.yv.m.p., who loft Here tuesday Tor Regina was for oxen or. The Way and is now at the huf Ellal Barracks at Rogina. He left Here via Ami Lumsden and while out in the Prairie h s face feet Ami ears is free Frozen. It is expected that lie not to returned to this station for at last two months. Sturgeon Creek. Sturgeon Creek dec. Recently formed girls of build of St. Andrew s , will How us initial Sale it work Ami social in rus sell , on thursday is after noon and evening. Hay and feed will be very scarce and High in Price before Spring but the Fine Sleigh ing Farmers to haul feed a Long distance easily. Rev. H. L. Roy is Rural . Deloraine. The Rural Deanery of Mountain met inst week at Deloraine tic ballot for the election of a new Rural clean resulted in the Chilco of lev. 11. L. Roy of Boissevain. Judgment in Fedorenko Case Brandon budget to consumption time endeavoured to p v time the company a j system of overseeing the men Goins that the company through Sass s a Winnipeg dec. 12 1910. _ takes prisoner to Hamilton _ Tir Neilter of Hamilton three doctors Jet tided hot. Or. Wood s Norway Pine syrup cured her. It has Long known that the bal Tamie odor of the newly Cut Pine heals and invigorates the lungs and consumptive improve and revive amid the perfume of the Pines. Since but few can command the luxury of a visit to the wineries it will be Good news to Many to know that the essential Healing principle of the Pine has been separated and refined and combined with other absorb ent expectorant and soothing medicines of recognized Worth in the manufacture of or. Wood s Norway Pine syrup. Mrs. Charles Mcdermott Bathurst n b writes i thought i would write and let you know the Benefit i have received through the use of your or. Wood s Norway Pine syrup. Three Yean ago i had consumption and bad three doctors attending me and they were very much alarmed about my condition. I was so weak and miserable i could not do my housework while looking through your . Almanac i saw that or. Wood s Norway Pine syrup waa Good for weak lungs so i rot a Bottlo and after tailing ten i we completely cured. Ai that time i weighed 135 pounds and now weigh 172, a pin of 37 pounds in three years. I now keep it in the House All the time and would not be without it for anything As i owe my life to Price 25 cents at All dealers. Manufactured Only by the t. Mil bum co Toronto ont. Brandon Pec. 12. The decision of the railway commission on the application to construct the Industrial Spur along the Lane Between Rosser and facing avenues to the West Side of tenth Street was received saturday a mayor Adolph. The commission s find ing is that the be granted and the tracks be Laid to tenth Street with a proviso that switching on that portion of the Spur Between Fluch and tenth streets be carried out Between the hours of 11 . And 6 . The decision which is a lined by com missioner Ilabee is a lengthy document and takes up the question very lulls giving the Dion s reasons Tor granting the application to Lay tracks across certain streets. The to the application being granted made by f nation b. Boisseau and a May Bee Are dealt with at length. These men claimed at the hearing cd this matter in Brandon that their property would to seriously injured by the Cou me Spur. The decision however states that the railway Coin Mission does not agree with property holders being of the opinion that the granting of the application will of assisting the City to obtain Ade quate Transfer facilities. The document further states to City Council and Board of Trade have approved of the ranting of the application Ana Alto a paled to the Board to Grant the laying the track. The decision of the railway com i saturday will probably Tell whether Savva Fodor Onku will remain in jail on the present charge of murder or will have it dismissed. That he will be liberated no person expects As the russian government has lodged a Long string of additional charges against him on which he will be re arrested the argument on Tuc writ of Hareas Corpus was called Cor yesterday but or. Howell asked for an adjournment until thursday in order that he might put in a written argument. Judge Robson stated that he hoped to be Able to give his finding on saturday. Strike threatened. I railway men All Over America. Involve j de in keen dispute. There is suspense in railway circles in regard to the prob ability of an engineers strike which will tie up traffic in practically the whole of North America. The Cen fire of the trouble is Chicago but if the strike is called it will embrace All the roads the United states and i Canada. The general impression among local railway Meh is that the strike will be called on dec. 15, unless the railway people agree to the demands of the engineers for increased pay. If the strike is called on that Day it will not i go into effect for six Days which would mean that on dec. 21 All Loco motives would be inert. It is stated by some of the railway Ronen that once the i strike is on not a train will move with the exception of mall trains. The fact that it is the Holiday sea son will not make any difference. If a settlement is not arrived at it is said there will be no delay in inaugurating a Continental strike. More bread and better bread map Council to guarantee the laying of piles 14 u. Will uu.1ojk see testimonials in the press and ask your neighbors about it. You can use it and or. Chan s ointment is a certain and Gna Noumea cure Oreach and every form of itching and protruding me Uii Ujj company by t passed a Reso it. You can use it and Henze t use Ali the Power get tout Money Back if Noisat Isolid. Lution promising to use dealers or Edmanson. Bates k. Co., Toronto. Possible to have the j or thaae . When ordering specify and obtain you re used to not the above dogs head Label is on every bottle. Refuse imitations. Doc 5 Heap Bass Doc s head Bass Boivin Wilson it cot agents Montreal ;