Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 24, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday. March 24 1914 anyone can their clothes with Wyola e Dye that colors any kind of cloth perfectly with the same Dye. Hot dyspeptic Mould eat a i jul Siciak s auv1cjs. Andis Ion anal practically All forms of e r a i nokling properties. This in Tho Cancun vhf dyspeptic Ami stomach reason a 1 5 a contest doff Erih Roblin a. �. August selected As Candi Date by liberals at Carman convention. Strong organization effected and delegates Are confident of Victory. On. M l s m sumo St t a Vou should try a meal of told is is foods which you May like. Be amount. To Kink immediately of t Hin Oak Rees Ftp by curated magnesia is doubt perfect v Bis � Lve a antacid Lew twirl to a Elroc to action on the atom-0 Uit Raa stomach make your next meal a favorite food meal then take a Little Dia pepsin. There will not be any Dis Tress eat without. Fear. It s because Pape s Dia pepsin really does regu late i Eaf out of order stomachs that gives it its millions of sales annually. Get a Large fifty cent Case of Pape s Dia pepsin from any drug store. It is toe quickest surest stomach Relief and cure known. It acts almost like magic it is a scientific harmless and pleas ant stomach preparation which truly belongs in every ment. Teft puts life color in hair Don t stay Gray it darkens so naturally that nobody can Tell. Tou car. Turn Gray faded hair beautifully dark and Lustrous almost Over night if you la get a 50c bottle of Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur hair remedy at any drug store millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea recipe Are sold annually says a Well known druggist Here because it dark ens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can Tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning Gray be coming faded dry scraggly and thin Nave a Surprise awaiting them because after one or two applications the Gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and Beautiful All Dandruff goes Scalp itching and falling hair stops. This is the age of youth. Gray Naa Ca unattractive folks Aren it und so get Busy with Wyeth s Sage a Sulphur and you la be j3e gated with your dark handsome hair and your Youthful appearance within a few . Throat troubles = Are dangerous because the swollen glands and inflamed membranes often affect other tissues and impair their healthy action. Scoff Emu Ion stands alone u nature s corrector of Throat troubles its cod liver Oil is pee Dilir converted into Gena misting tissue the Glycerine in in ratites and Healing while the combined emulsion up builds the forces to Avert the weakening influence hich always follow Throat troubles. Scores emulsion for far important to Aioli it re Uva the Troat a it or it not a relay ill i i net Char with air fool i a draft. I shun substitute and i 13-107 insist on Scott. Read the free press or Alu the latest news. Staff correspondent Carman. Man. March 23.sanguine liberals of Dufferin constituency Are confident that with a. E. A gust As their candidate in the coming Provin Cial election Thev will be Able to de feat sir r. P. Roblin. Premier of the province. Or. August was chosen As Standard bearer at a largely attended and representative convention Here this after Moon following the Organiza Tion meeting and election of officers of the Duffern Liberal association. J. H. Haverson. The Only other probability mentioned for the nomination pleaded poor health and a willingness to serve in another capacity and was elected president of the association. Andrew Graham of Pomeroy was elected vice president and John Campbell of Miami second vice president while Roland North was chosen Secretary and Thomas Usberti also of Carman was elected treasurer. President Haverson in opening the meeting after his election called the attention of the delegates to the serious nature of the election which they Are about to enter. He said there was not Only a political question to be faced but a great moral one As Well refer ring to the Temperance movement for the abolition of the bar. He called on them All. Whether selected on commit tees or not to assist in getting on the voters lists the names of All who have a right to vote and to oppose the registration of All who have no such res rats. Proceeding to the appointment of organizing officers the meeting selected the following Marcel Mollot. Farm Estelle a. N. Shaw. Elm Creek c. I. Barrager. Sib div Laion 3. North of Elm Creek r. P. Rollo Haywood de. Jobin St. Claude f. Stevenson. Pose Isle j. M. Owen. Graysville Thos. Edwards. Almasri i Neil Mcdermott. And Herbert Griffith. Hyde Park David Stewart. Sec lion 6-5 John Wilkie Section 6--4 Wim. Finnic Section 6-3 Osborne Hig fins and James stocks Roland an Drew Graham. John Lawson. And Frank Sylvester Rose Bank John f. Camp Bell Secretary and the. Executive of the Miami Liberal association. Miami Morley Thompkins. Barnsley for sections 7-4 and 7-5. " for the financial arrangements for the Cann Jairn the following were appointed to the executive of the Duffern Liberal association r. Loyns. To. Law son. F. Bar Raster. A. N. Shaw j. Picher m. Bell. De. Jobin. Temperance question. An anti corruption motion by an Drew Graham was carried enthusiastically. O. B. Brethour of produced the Temperance Ciu estion by asking that the candidate chosen be asked to sign a. Pledge to carry out the plan of banish the the elec tors covenant largely signed by both liberals and conservatives in the rid ing was presented and some discus Sion followed in which it was brought out that a measure forced on. A government Mot in sympathy with the measure a Puld meet with poor treat ment the example of the government elevators Beins cited causing much laughter. In evidence of the Liberal sympathy with the Temperance advocates. Or. Loyns intersected. If it were not for the liquor interests the Roblin government would not be in Power for the past two the banish the bar movement was defined by pres. Haverson As a plan to have legislation enacted to prohibit the Sale of liquor retail Over the bar or in clubs. This would leave Only tha wholesale Trade. Speaking of the pres ent government s pledges and its re lation to the liquor business he said the word to fit in would better be left a uttered it would be better imagined than described. As for the Liberal stand on this and other great issues there was no. Need to say More than that the time for its establishment la now the place. Manitoba and especially in the constituency of Muffler in. The Man nominated or. Haverson declared would stand for tem Perance pledge or no Ledere. Thous a he had no use for a Man. Who had to be pled sred. A Man otherwise worthy however mis it drive a pledge which in his Case would be Only a matter of form As he would be naturally inclined to carry out the wishes of the Temperance advocates. J. M. Owen of Graysville. And John Kennedy of Miami moved the Selec Tion of a. E. August the name of j. H. Haverson was put Forward by e. Aber a Krombie arid Joseph Fourier. Of car Man. Or. Haverson gracefully made it appear the duty of or. August to accept the nomination which was then made unanimous by a standing vote. Or. Haverson pleaded that the Man who had made the Premier sit up and take notice on a previous occasion would be a opponent for sir Rodmond this time and or Haver son convinced his hearers that he would be of More assistance As a worker than As Leader on account of his poor health. Or. August acknowledged the Call to duty which he was unwilling to s Hirk. While he would accept the Call he declared his personal Freedom As an in dependent Liberal and was cheered for it. The convention he pointed out was for liberals and those opposed to the Roblin govern ment. He came under both classifications but if there should come a crisis in which he believed the Liberal Paris was not act ins for the Best interests of the coun try he would break with it on that question. Party spirit he held had become too strong1 for the Sood of the country and though he had no Faith in a third party he Felt the object of a third party co uld be Best served by the Independent affiliations of such As himself. He declared for a referendum on banish the bar and for direct legislation. He also appealed to his friends for a clean fluff it. Preferring to to do we in a clean fight to winning by corruption. As for the purchasable vote or. August declared that it would so to the highest bidder and they All knew who that would be. Certainly not the opposition. Laughter his bold straightforward Little talk was brought to a close with an Appeal to the liberals and those opposed to the present a government to stand firmly together and win Dufferin. A last word was added to warn All against carelessness in the revision of the lists not to accept any but to see that the Ris it list was the one on which the Feht names Are registered. Finally. Or. August was assured by a motion of the president that he was free to sign the electors covenant subject to his preference for a referendum to the people of the province. The following delegates attended Miami Robt. Munro Isaac Bowman Andrew Riddell o. B. Brethour. John Kennedy. John Lawson. John Camp Bell. Huish Mclntyre. Win. Mckay. Pomeroy Andrew or Aluru Vera. Wilton. Thos. Wilton. Joseph Sutton Richard Loyns. E. J. Stevenson. Rose Isle Thomas Edwards. Myrtle James stocks. Stephenfield David Bruce we. Owen and John m. . A. Mcmilion Clias. Pickover and georsre.pickovei-. Roland Arthur a logins. Geo. P. To res. Geo. W. Parkinson. E. J. Proctor and or. Welch. Rose Bank Thos. Phillips an Theo. Dennison Homewood thou. Mccallum. George Bodle. And Geo. A. Brown. Barnsley Morley Tompkins. Lint rather Thos. Lawson. Graysville Peter Menzie. Carman Hill Pritchard Waller Jen Kins. D. Mcgregor. John Cole. J. H. Haverson Gerse Harper a. E. A gust Thos. Usher. W. P. Johnston James Burnier. J. P. Parsons. E. Abercrombie. We. Coutts s. S. Miller Isaac Campbell Joseph b. Jickling. David Stewart. Won. Stewart Leslie Bodio we. Wilkie. George Edwards. Roland North Gottlieb Zinskie Neil love and John h. Coohrane. Good impression candidate August addresses Publio meeting in evening. Free press special Carman Man., March 23.follow ing the nomination of or. A. E. Aug ust As the Independent Liberal Candi Date for Dufferin a Public meeting was held in Victoria Hall this evening with j. H. Patterson in the chair. E. A. I August was the first speaker. He opened by thanking the electors of due Cerin for the Honor conferred on him in selecting him As. A candidate. He took the Field in opposition to the Roblin government on its record on the Temperance question its school policy and on the general corruption prevalent under the Roblin regime. He stood for compulsory education the great number of foreigners com ing to the province necessitating such a policy. He favored direct Legisla Tion As a Means of righting wrongs prevailing in the province. The Roblin government was open to condemnation and its railway policy its Telep j hone and elevator policy and on its Temperance policy. Or. August stood for advanced legislation on the tem Perance question Lor the prevention of the Sale of liquor Over the hotel bar for an honest referendum of the question to the people of the province at Large in conclusion he stated that he confidently expected to. Redeem Dufferin on he policy of the liberals. Congratulations on selection Edward Brown congratulated. The liberals of Dufferin on their selection of or. August As their Standard bearer and declared that a More suitable candidate could not be selected and was glad to hear that he was out for a Clear Campaign. The Roblin government had been ill Power for 11 years and its record during that time has destroyed All Confidence in it while its arrogance was a Good Rea son for its coming defeat. T. C. Morris had grown in the Confidence of the people and. Of the As a Leader and the people had in him a Man who will live up to his promises the Liberal party today Poroli Fly United aria the Appeal piss up today 1 or a government that will give honest administration. While the resources of the province had increased five fold during the Rule of the Roblin govern ment said or. Brown the of the. Province has increased for Dpi two arid a half to seventeen million dollars. Of this amount eleven millions has gone in the Telephone policy with an in creased rate and an inferior service to that Given by the Bell company. Three millions has gone in Brick and mortar in the agricultural College and one million in the elevators of the province. The Grain growers wanted Competition but the government created monopoly. Compulsory education. Compulsory education has been steadfastly refused by the government though it prevails in every civilized country in the world except perhaps Russia. By the truancy act they have sought to draw a herring across the track. The act he said is under control of the attorney general s depart ment instead of the educational department. There were communities of foreigners being taught by team leers unable to speak the English language and in ten years from now these for Eigners May be. In Tho majority and make our Law marked $55.00i. The tropical Blaze of her Tanso Orozpe skirt wit i Ripple frill falling below the hips peeps Uip again in a pleated ruffle above the Black moire glad to. A Jaunty jacket of Black moire cub boxers style crib Galetes this Eray and sunny Little outfit. Then there is a Dainty Grey eyed miss in a Pink and Black shot taffeta of which the delicate colouring belies its Iron durability. The skirt is prettily girlish with straight slightly gathered flounce falling from the hips. The bodice s a mesh of Shadow lace. This fashionable and exclusive gown it marked at $25.00 another demure Little maid reminiscent of grandmother is quaintly Robed in soft Blue taffeta Epi Abseil with Pink posies. The Over drapery is oddly arranged in Little in lefts at the left Back brought around in Graceful folds and caught up again at the Back under a Sash of self. There Are Large Plain sleeves Shir red along the shoulder line. The rest of the bodice is filled in with tulle and Bead stunning Xet most fascinating simple gown of soft Black Satin. Che drapery of self is carried Njong sweeping lines to the right front about knee height where it is caught with a Tasa eled Loop of Black rope beads. The same Long lines Are followed in the tulle drapery which Falls Back from the right shoulder to left. Beads like splinter of Bright Black ice Are veiled by Black tulle on Shoul Ders and sleeves. J 2-yd. Ends of bleached table damask in a Strong serviceable splendid wearing Quality. Each length wednesday 58c 200 Odd roller towels in a heavy willed scotch crash and fancy striped weaves. 2i yes. Vinade ready for use wednesday each 19c excellent bargain in Bath towels heavy to leached turkish Bath Towel hemmed and nicely finished extra size 22 x 42 , per pair wednesday 47c tis time to brighten the windows with new curtains three specials $2.00 curtains $1.25. Some really splendid values in Nottingham lace curtains in Sev eral very effective designs All of extra Strong net in the very newest styles suitable to hang in your dining room Den bedroom Etc. White 3 Yards Long. Wednesday Only for � 1-25 $3.50 Novelty curtains $1.98. These curtains Are made from a durable net in several designs in White and Ivory. The line insertion effects of these curtains makes them suitable for any room in the Home. Wednesday Only pair $1.98 $4.25 curtains $2.65. Very Fine make of Nottingham lace curtains for drawing Rooma or bedrooms very Beautiful designs in filet insertion effects and conventional patterns of Fine make of be with extra Good finish. A Fine Addi Tion to any window. Sale Prico wednesday Only $2.95 mid week special prices in the grocery Duerr s Blackberry Jam 24-oz.jars, wednesday each Sac Duerr s Blackberry Jelly 24- jars wednesday each 35c fancy California prunes packed in sanitary packages 2 is. Net weight. Wednesday special easm Aii a Maple savor syrup at. Tins wednesday special each. 20c gallon tins wed. Special each 80c Hudson Bay Seal of Quality pour none better for bread or Pas try. Wednesday special 98-lb. Sack $2.75 49-lb. Sack $1.40, 2-i-lb. Sack _ 75c Choice Smyrna Sultana raisins wednesday special 2 ibs 25c pure Maple syrup it. Tins regular 4�c. Wednesday special each 30e Manitoba strictly new Laid a gab wednesday special z dozen .s6c Choice fresh made Dairy butter wednesday special in 29o h. B. Creamery butter in 34 fresh White fish cleaned wednesday. Kab Loe Choice Finnan h addle. Wed twin Day in 10o fresh oysters wednesday it. 45c it 85o, All brass Beds at $10.75 is a most unusual pricing Here is a bed that will Appeal to the very particular person the posts Are 2 ii h top Rod is 5-8 of an Inch and fitted with Inch filler Satin finish throughout Only one dozen of them All new Strong soundly constructed Beds and Promise Long satisfactory service size 4 it. And 4 it. 6 in. Very special wednesday $10.75. More German Hen canaries at 95c to $1.25 the very finest Birds for Breeding purposes us and healthy. Special at 95c to $1.25 Andre Asburg trained roller canaries guaranteed in full song Day and night Singer. Reg. $10.00. Special for wednesday each ?5.00 to mail orders promptly and carefully filled. Hartz Mountain warblers will make Good singers. Special for wednesday each $1.50 to $2.25 English Gold finches and Bull finches and All other fancy Cage Birds at correspondingly Low prices. On Sale drug dept., main floor ;