Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 23, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Ladies imported suits there is parisian daring in these modes yet there s nothing but the most lady like having All the distinction of India actuality no two alike. Materials Asfa r. And away f Roin the usual you could Well picture them. Strong shades predominate and the Bright Ness is emphasized in the stronger contrast colors in the trimmings. To know what s what in these exquisite Gar ments Means a visit to the showrooms. $40 to $95 fair weather 6 co. Limited Toronto 297-298 Portage Avenue Winnipeg Montreal dental work As done by the new method dental Parlours Cor. Portage and Donald May not be the cheapest in first Cost but it saves Yon Many dollars and probably Many hours pain and suffer ing in the end because it lasts and the reason it. Lasts is because it is performed by experienced and skilled operators. We could easily get operators at tie Sal Ary who Are Only students or possibly just graduated fresh from College. Everybody knows that there is a very great differ ence Between the abilities of different men. The one. Man s work lasts the others give trouble. That which lasts is the cheapest in the end. The methods ave use to Lessen pain Are the very latest and Best. Moi Over the operators Are very gentle and careful. I the Only Way we can prove our statements is by a trial or referring you to our satisfied patients. F ""i., of a \ try me i wont disappoint you i your dress maker endorses d & a 1 corsets unless prejudice or a larger profit on some other Brand warps her judgment. Skilled tailors like to fit a woman wearing tie latest models of d & a corsets As they assure Correct recommend no. 842, As illustrated for medium figures its Graceful lines adding to the natural Beauty while allowing great Freedom of cheaper than imported corsets of similar Grade. Sold by All popular stores an guaranteed by the makers the Dominion Corset co., Quebec. Makers also of the la diva corsets. 6-14 corsets Manitoba beep kiss. Wiki per. Monday. March 23, 1914. Personal and social among those Riiho gathered at the Jiansante at the fart Garry on Satur Day afternoon Ware or. And mrs. Harry Anc Bald mrs. C. E. Winks a or. And mrs. Arthur Broil i miss Bot re dare ups. Ais Wood Bill mutes mrs. R. 1. Strait ton mrs. Frank Matthews Hiss mass Ota Marjorie gel Erk Iii mass Der Holm miss in uth Manga chem miss Edith Bel Fror miss Andrews miss a airs a miss Ironside miss be miss co men miss Eim Bree Mcbride or. G. M. Ate Nide or. Miller or. S. Nixon or. G. Wick son or. W. A Mitchell air. George pc to. 3. Jackson Toronto or. C. Bel Cher or. Ewart Kelly or f. Caw Well or Fortuyn or. De Vries or. R. Benison or. A. Patt in on mrs f. Al airs. E. Elliott 1 Al Esau Kleria mock 333 Gralam Avenue received on Satur Day afternoon when Sho wore a or i o f Pearl Grey Satin with Silver lace and Tomohei of Ceils a. Her daa Jig her miss Elliott. Received. her arid wore in inc Satin him with i Pink a in on. The Tea table decorated with daffodils and Hiya cent h a was presided Over to mrs. Id. Welte and inns. 33 Leigh Brood Ancl later mrs. H. B. Momu a soil and mrs. W. To. In Light. Miss beam Cut the ices and As Sli Statig were sirs. B. Ii. Dea Orai Aii is a. Mcdonald and miss Molvaney. Or. And mrs. Charles Tapper a ter trained at la cute Lightf i d timer dance at t he Hun to Tonga a. Of Brando i is Rendin or the week end with friends in Tho City. Ivr is. J. C. Gourd on and Ursa. Walter Little returned on a Turda y from Chi Cago. Miss Gertrude. Massolt. Of m Innea -pol.i-s, i a t to . Of its. Charles Joyce. � mrs. To Ionia on of Calgary. Is the truest of her daughter mrs. A. A. Shaw. Or. And mrs. He Srb Osier leave the is week for to Aston and ithe South. Miss l Ann a Flisher from. The East. Ivas re Turnell hold Tea to raise Motiey for missions. From. A. Gay Tittle japanese Tea All music 1 rights. Ancl Flowers to a Strug gling anglican Mission looking expectantly tie Balei of warm clothing against the rigor of Winter is hot such a strange association of ideas As it. Jasenas at a saturday after 710011 in Trinity h All by auxiliary of holy Trinity Church the proceeds to buy material for clothing to fill the Western Mission Bales next Winter. The room was brightly decorated with Large Union jacks. Japanese fans and parasols there were Daffo Dils and tulips on the tables. Mums were Hung from the ceiling in baskets. The girls who were serving looked very pretty in brightly Flowers d i Moyas with mums stuck japanese fashion behind their ears. Mrs. W. H. D Arcy and proc Robt. Mcnab poured Tea for the first hour mrs. J g. Dagg and mrs. Murray Mil Ler for the second musical programme consisted of vocal solos by mrs e. Fortin miss l. Sci Philips and r. J. Jamieson piano Solo by. Misa Ella Archibald and a. Fqy tin and a violin Solo by Leo Stich Olobri political Equality league at a business meeting of the political Blu Ali to league held saturday even ing in the Industrial Bureau a Ramige ments for a City executive were Dis cussed the Kloa being to affiliate the clubs now existing under one Central Board. The meeting Drw up a series of recommendations for Tho formation Anver i ment s military British Navy in i Pacillo ready to Cope with any Loe that came along he said. After the Sonera election of 1910 be a u i r r Thor e r t e Soner e e o n o e visited r for t w e e n the Liberal party and the a edtion of taking command retiring. Gen. Gough who was allowed a of the third cavalry. U g o two hours for consideration resigned immediately. The observer says that the govern Merit. Has decided to Issue 200 War rants Tor the arrest of the leaders i Ulster. Premier explains official attitude _ three mis apprehend Public mind As to the gov a Ern ment s actions and intentions first he says the recent move i i Psi. J tar n a. N the Entrance of King George on the troops in Ireland was of a scene As peace maker.\vas, the dram purely precautionary character As it attic event of the. Day. He.,Haa Long is obvious that the policy of disposing conferences with the prime mister. Small bodies of troops in Ulster Woi ild or. Asquith the Secretary of state for be perfectly useless from a strategic War col. Seely and several High of View Point. The intention was simply filers and. Afterwards summoned Field the Protection of the arms and am marshal lord Roberts who has been munition depots from a possible raid much criticized by the liberals for As for the so called naval movements which they construed a a they simply consisted of the use of two encouragement to the officers to re Ismail cruisers to convey a detachment fuse to obey orders. Of troops to Carrickfergus without from the Palace the Veteran Field marching them through Belfast. No marshal drove directly to the War movements of troops Are con flee , a Long torte with the Tern plated. Secretary for War tk6 if Fify Council second the Rumor that warrants held a Long sitting at the War office had been issued for the arrest of the Getie rals and lesser officers. Of the. Ulster leaders never had the to it Cut fit h in us cd. in i i � i i go measures Premier Asquith agreed to Force Home Rule on the nation in spite of All opposition. It was further agreed that if Ulster showed tight the government would eventually out Mel the privilege of exclusion from the Bill for a limited period but beyond that it was stipulated in the compact it should not Budge an Inch. The express also understands thai col. Sir Philip Cher ode. Command ing the London mounted brigade has been appointed successor to Gen. I Goush in command of the forces a car rage. F i n d started for that Point last night. Cardinal Gibbons View. Baltimore. Md., March 22.cardinal Gibbons tonight commented upon the Ulster situation As follows to my mind it appears that tie government is to blame for not immediately talking the upper hand and in sisting on peace. It could to this if it went about it in the right Way. There is Only a Small proportion of the population in Ireland engaged in tha present uprising and i cannot under stand Why the. Government permits it to dictate what should be done Ami what Sou id not be done. Of course i Pray that there shall be a peaceful lord Strathcona s will London March 22.tlie late lord Strathcona by a codicil t his will left $25,000 to right Hon. John Burns to provide a Home for lepers in Limo United kingdom. A piano you can justly be proud of we Van you have a. Hoists Rraci � co. Piano you have Insari bument that you car. Venue proud of instrument perfect in to to be feign and clcpum5al� for i lifetime of service. M a n y o f t h e list hair Rte. Man be co. turned ". From i i i a i. A v ago Yesti l in piste no. To i in i in to not in the least Ini Rasit a. The Heintz Raan 6 co. Piano win out question the cheapest Tiziano on the marital today when Quality is considered and in. Fact it is sold for Money ulan Many inferior instruments. Call at the Mouth of Mclean showrooms an ;