Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, July 22, 1914

Issue date: Wednesday, July 22, 1914
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 22, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free Winnipeg wednesday it july 8 stables not big enough for All the cattle and horses shown. Eburn to tier husband and Small Eon the Canadian City according Ford just received there from London Jfe und where mrs Tarvey has been since leaving j thie country j As she Horn Ahe eloped was also deported by tie government but went abroad on a different ship. According to. Arrangements Barb my mrs. Harvey were to join each Cher on reaching England but the Atter claim that he failed to show up. She thinks he landed on English Oil but disappeared As soon As just a Little of dutch quickly takes every particle of grease and leaves utensils clean and Bright. Equally effective on wooden Ware and cutlery. No kind of uncleanliness can with stand its magic cleaning qualities. Try it Ori hard things to Dean. Morden Man., july two Day summer was brought to close today with very satisfactory re sults to the directors in charge. The Gate receipts were not As Large As last year tout this is accounted for by the Orange Celebration which was help Here july 13. The build Dregs reserved for showing vegetables Dairy cooking Fine arts ladies work and local Mer chants exhibits were nicely while the three Large stables did not Holf two thirds the horses and cattle. Shown. Among those Fehlow Long Stock of Quality were a number of Mennon ites who live the Reserve East Anc South of Morden and these Are to be congratulated on the results obtained winners of special apr Lea were As Sweepstake stallion won by Peter Reimer Sweepstake Bull prize won by w. S Gibs on. Sweepstake general purpose team r Bowler. Special four House we Lytle 2, j. Knisley. Milk j. L. 2, w c. Henderson Henderson. Ludy mrs. J. Patterson 2 mrs. Robert the chief prize winners in the heavy horses we re Reg Rel Mer w Weightman Matthew glib o. Mul Len g. W. P. Brigman j Bowler in Oland breeders association and de. Argue. L. Parkinson Knisley Roberta reenders on William Henderson arid William c. Henderson agricultural events the princ Ipa a winners were w. Lytle de. Lytle w. H. Carruthers c. H Lloyd j. Godkin j. J. Mcmahon and John Billing. General purpose s. Gib son w. Morehead r. Bowler an p. J. Collins. In the Waddingham p Burgman c. H. Lloyd j. Simmie an James Mark were the winners. Thos. Short w. T. Weightman r. W. Mcman to Bert Johnston and l. Armstrong shorthorn s. Gibson r. A Henderson and John dolling. Polled Weightman w Henderson and Isaac Saunders. Grade w. T Wei a Htman a l. Parkenson r. A Henderson and. W. Henderson. Leatherdale a. Boloori an we. S. Gibson and j. L. Park in son. J. Simmie and mrs. Thomps on. A r. Mcgregor mrs Watson mrs a w. . R. A. Mrs. Thoas Coo per mrs. H. Thompson mrs. J. Bolton and mrs. J. Is Normie. Ladies Ward miss Clara Rowe mrs. F. W. Dykes miss Jennie Bolton mrs. H. Mcolvin a. A. Atkins miss j. South miss Watson miss Whit fold mrs. A. H. Wakelyn mrs. Goode miss a. Peters miss b. M. Acheson and mrs. S. A. Acheson. Vegetables. J. Wosley j. J. Mcmahon c. C. Milne Thos. Smith a r. Cook Jean rum Ball h. Elliott and mrs a dash. C. G. Milne won the Mckenzie seed co s special for beat collection of vege tables grown from seeds. J. J. Much in won Steele Briggs for most prizes won on vegetables from Steele brigs seeds. The judges at the fair work. Miss w. H. Of Winnipeg or. Welch of Roland Light horses and i g. B. Moody Morris cattle Swine and sheep. The sports of the Day included three Ball games. The., first game was won Borden from by a score of seven to. Two. To Laid d won.1.the second game from one six by a three to one score and Morden again the Jong end of the count from Loland a Yiwon Ning eight to six. Deportees leaving that her husband still loved her was evidenced by the fact that mrs. Harvey received a Small package from him ust she was leaving Arcel containing a Small sum of Money a Short letter., from that time on mrs. To regret her act my has now decided to rejoin her family in local notes a Patent has just been issued at Ottawa to w. R. Corner of Winnipeg or a new idea in a clothes reel or dryer which allows of the clothes be nor put on the line indoors and then carried outside and set into the open drying. When dry the clothes can be rolled on the dryer and carried Mck into the House wives will be interested in an arrange ment which will save them cold fingers during the Winter months. A number of important changes in officials in the Ontario division is announced this week by the Canadian Northern railway. David Crombie formerly superintendent of transportation of the grand trunk in Montreal who some time ago retired from the service has been appointed superintendent of transportation of lines East of port Arthur. This is part of several changes made on the Mac Kenzie Mann system. A. J Mills is to be general superintendent of on Tario w j Curie who has been to charge e of Westport and tort lines has been made superintendent of lines from Toronto to Foley. Ont. W. R Kelly is to be assistant superintendent of lines from Toronto to Mey or Crom ble started in. Railroading Many years ago in Komoka and Chat Ham ont., and mich., and later went into business at Chatham a few years he returned accept of j c. Corr table g. T. R. At St. Thomas. The Wllliam s Post chief clerk of the Tariff apartment of the Northern Pacific railway passed through or Peg yesterday in route to St. Minn., from the West. Or. The Canadian Northern freight offices while in the City leaving on the regu Lar . Limited last neg act at yesterday afternoon s session o the Eastman professional school be ing held in the lecture the Industrial Bureau a demonstration Frorer the the finished print o a photograph was Given by Miltor which was followed by paper read by h. J. Pevine and c. L. Bou ton the last named explaining Lull the business of commercial photo Graphy and the use of Coli screens Keewatin Beach Keewatin Beach july the heavy showers experienced earlier i the week the Fine Bright weather o the week end was much appreciated b the visitors of whom about two Hun Darld came Down on Friday and Satur Day s campers trains a Large Mim Ber of picnic parties were in Evic Lenc it. Mars Are spend ins a few Days in Winnipeg this weel w j Sutherland of Norwood it to has been visit los mrs. Mcleod or a few Days has returned Home. Miss Mel of of Winnipeg is visit mrs. Kohl and mrs. Walter Moss or the balance of the season. Miss Grace Darling la the guest of Ulissi Madge Patterson miss idyll Robinson is the guest of for years restore to health by Lydia a Pinkham s vegetable compound. Canadian women Are continually writ tag us such letters As the two following which Are Heartfelt expressions of gratitude for restored health Glanford station have taken Lydiae. Pinkham s vegetable com Pound and never found any Medicine to compare with it. I had ulcers and fail ing of womb arid doctors did me no Good. I suffered dreadfully for. Years until i began taking your Medicine. I Al so recommend it for nervousness and in digestion. Mrs. Henry Clark Glanford station. Ont. Chesterville ont. Heard your medicines praised and a year ago 1 began taking them for falling of womb Rod ovarian trouble. My left Side pained me All the time and just before my periods which were irregular and painful it would be worse. 10 sit Down caused me pain and suffer ing and 1 would be so nervous some times that i could not Bear to see any one or hear any one speak. Little specks would float before my Eye and i was always constipated. I cannot say too much for Lydia e Pinkham s vegetable compound and liver pills for there Are no Medicine s a the them. I have taken them and recommend them to All women. You May publish this mrs. Ste phen j. Martin Chesterville Ontario foreigners delighted with Prospect of returning to native country Ottawa july jul St Contin ent of ukrainian deportees left the Ity this afternoon for Montreal where hey will be placed aboard the can Adian Pacific liner mount. Temple which sails for Antwerp tomorrow. Another Batch of fifty will leave Fri Day. The deportees gathered outside the City Charity office in Large numbers. After the steamship and rail transportation were secured the baggage was piled the Sward and a fare Well taken of friends. Many touching incidents were seen when Burly Tok Rawlans Shook hands with whom they were leaving behind All the foreigners Are caving Canada seem to be delighted with the Prospect of rejoining their wives and families in. Tjade old coun As they put it. An official of the immigration department left the even ins and will see them safely aboard the mount Temple. Requests for deportations from other cities Are still Comins in to the immigration depart ment and As quickly Ais identification is established chg is clone. With friends for the balance be the army worm heavy Raniaga at county to fight pest chatham., t., july Loca department of agriculture received word tonight that practically All b Kent county has been added to the infested area is regards the army worm invasions. Thousands of dollars dam age misreported already and the farm ers1 Are fighting desperately in the Way of digging trenches and spraying in a a Effort to combat the pests. Howard township is affected the worst. Voted to Stem invasion. Brantford ont., july bran county Council in special session this after own appropriated to the army worm invasion within Border s of the county. From reports received toy the local agricultural department tonight there appears to be no let up in the devastation caused by the pests. Of a three weeks visit with Prlenda t Snowflake Man. Wheat heading out at Quill Lake. U 1.11 Lake sask., july Dos act showers since the last crop re Ort with a hint a Sprinkle last and extreme heat have certainly Mpr oyed the appearance of the crop. He average opinion of those who hould know is that there will be a air average yield township 35 and in township 36 and North owing to Cul Ivalon. A great Lack of rain to the Cirth will partly face the cause. Wheat s out in head Oats and Barley partly so and flax seems Toi have made a jump lately. It is said crop on 36 is f Fieri scarce on the St. Johns nfld., july number of Lucent our Bankers arrived the past few ways from the grand Banks and report Flash. Scarce. They pro pose proceeding to Labrador Waters to Fop Brunea there re ports respecting the if Shery around this City and Seaboard Are scarcely Tihe Outlook for a Large Oatch t his season is very poor. Active preparations Are now being made this week for the Recti Paioa and entertain of dominions Royal commis Sion due of saturday with sir George Foster on the Eari Grey. Government Steamer policeman s dispute Bismarck n. D., july mar Tinson former police officer who that Deputy sheriff c. E. Barnes beat him up gave is from his bed. In a local hos Pital at preliminary Examina Tion today. The court was removed from the police magistrate s office to the Hospital when Martinson was heard As a Martinson claimed he was beaten Andi licked when he fell to the ground. The alleged attach grows out of political fences. To hold festivities., port Arthur ont., july -21. The of Jert Arthur and fort will a rate atre Eia of the two cities wednesday afternoon and to Welcome islands six Miles by yacht to conduct an open Ajr initiation of twelve candidates. There Are Only a few people now on the Island and All vacate for the Ishri nera festivities. Of the miss Anny Foley. Who has been vis Ting at mrs. W. H. Gardner s Camp Lor a few Days has returned to win. Deg. Mrs r w. Nellson. Who has been visiting friends in the City for a few flags. Has returned Home. G f. R. Harris spent the week end Ith his family at the Lake returning sunday. Thompson who has been visiting friends in Winnipeg for the week has returned. P. G. Macauley spent the week end Ith friends in town returning on the campers train sunday night. R. L. Richardson returned to Winnipeg sunday after spending the week has been of Medicine for the past three weeks has re miss Florence Cross is spending a. Few Days in Winnipeg but is expected to return to Camp this week. Mrs. P. Charesly spent a few Days in Winnipeg during the exhibition. J Amadore. Of Otterburne. Was a visitor at Joseph Gagnon s this week. J. Nadon of Minneapolis who has been spending a Short vacation in town left on saturday for Home. Mrs. A. H. Bryant and family have taken a. A. Pulford s cottage on Kee a sri Bay for the the sea son. Amiss Gladys Dibble la the guest of miss Blanche Congdon for a few Oil at Estevan several companies formed to exploit District Estevan. Sask july the last month several Oil companies have been Formalin the eminent geologists o fewer than three have been organized and Are filing rapidly on Gas and. Oil leases. It is expected that Borl no will be comune need in a month or six weeks by the Estevan oilfields "ltd., whose properties adjoin Estevan to the on warms for skin health and a per complexion. Falvo a Start to Oating now i free Sample of Oatlene Cream i Jin be sent on application or for i we will Send a Box seven preparations and i Booklet on Beauty culture. Co., room to Foy building front Street Toronto. By leading druggists and departmental stores. To. U. Dixon local agent. Distributors Mccullough co. Co. W f c. Bratwaite. Been Gas Fields said to be exp ten or. Local report of these properties there is every indication that under lying them there i is a Large co Mercial the Servolo of Gas and Oil and developments Are being looked Forward to with interest. On one Quarter Section there is a Gas Wel l which has been averaging a pressure of fifty pounds for the past three years but which has never been developed. It is stated by the that when t his Well is bored to a Dos Tan be of undred feet Gas will be discovered in such. Quantities As to Malce it a valuable comr Mercoal a. W. Glendenning is camping at the . Camp for a couple of w mra Weiss is the guest of mrs. 1 h. Gardner for a few Days. Miss Edna Norman a a visitor at mrs. Arthur Conarton s Camp for a Lew miss Constance Loucks is the guest. Of mrs. Dennistoun for of Carrle is visiting friends in win nines for a few Days. Slits Jean cubist in is a visitor at mrs. A h. Gardner s Camp for a a Avi iss Ethel Robinson who has been spending the summer at fort will Are. Tvs returned Home. J j Cherry of the Bank of Ottawa. Winnipeg is spending his vacation with his parents ill. And mrs. T. J. Mogul Louth and miss Mccullough of Winnipeg Aro the guests of Rev a and mrs. Hamilton. Miss Marie Brin of St. Boniface is spending a few Days with friends i Eugenie Degagne of Norwood is visiting her parents. Or. And mrs. Chas. Degagne. Miss Edwoma Hig Klinson is the guest of mrs. J. S. Hough for a few weeks. Or Waugh of Winnipeg is a visitor at h. T. Champion s for a be w Days. Or and mrs. Nanton came Down from the City on the campers train Friday night. Mrs. Nanton will re main for the balance of the season. Miss Lillian Osborne is spending a few weeks at Jos. Guerrette s. Miss a a. Weir is camping with friends at meth Lita Island for a Cou. Rile of a weeks. Or. And mrs. Net Mcmilan Are registered at the Empire hotel for a few Mesa v. Is spending a Cou ple of weeks vacation at the . Gallagher of fort William is visiting her sister. Mrs. Alex. Wilson for a few Days. Miss May Symonds has returned read the free press for ajl the latest news. Returns to husband mrs. Harvey who fled to coming Back to Winnipeg free press special grand Forks n.d., july de by her false Lover mrs. Jack har vey of Winnipeg who was at one held a prisoner in grand Forks county jail and who was deported by . Government decided to general advertise Fri a woman s message to women. If you trouble with tired feelings headache backache bearing can bladder weakness constipation catarrhal conditions pain in the sides regularly or irregularly or unnatural enlargements sense of falling or misplacement of internal organs nervousness desire to cry palpitation hot flashes dark rings i Der the or a loss of interest in i invite you to write arid ask for simple1 method of Home treatment ten Days trial entirely free and postpaid also references to Canadian who gladly Tell How they have regained health strength and Happi Ness by this method. Today. M. Box 29, ont. _ a incorporated Herbert i. Bur Bidot. Tomes commissioner a value Surprise in boys suits reduced from and to one of the most economical offerings of the Stock taking Sale. Two styles in double breasted or Norfolk with yoked Back and front. Wants Bloomer Semi Peg. Materials Are in Light summer weight tweeds la Light or dark to choose from that will please All boys. Sizes 10 to 15 years reduced and to boys suits for ton will have to hurry for them for there Are less than 50. Better have a couple of these Buster and Blouse suits at made in Youthful English and american styles in pure White Linen or in Linen colors and Blue or Brown relieved with corded pique Collar or military style Bloomer or straight knee pants. Sizes 5 to 9. Keg. And thursday clearance the boy who is about to depart on his holidays and needing a new suit will pleased with these. Doable breasted styles Bloomer pants tailored from sturdy wearing tweeds in various patterns. Sizes 27 to 34. Very special thursday leads them All these to men s shirts at 75c associate these shirts with the Best shirt you know of at and and you la have an exact impression of what to expect. A fresh consignment will be put on the tables to Day. Made from Fine Quality Cambric zephyrs and from dressing soft and sheer in Fine narrow Stripe patterns or Plain colors with soft detachable Collar and soft double cuff. Thursday at 75c. All White Negligee the Holiday trip boating the regatta dress up occasions at Fine soft Quality materials double cuffs soft double collars. Excellent value special at 50c men s Lisle Hose 4 Paie of unusual strength and service ability yet the texture is so soft and sheer As to look smart and Dressy on the feet and feel tool and Comfort Able. In Black Tan Navy and Grey. Regular 50e. Thursday 4 pair men s silk shirts at men s All silk Hose Cool and Roomy fashioned from Fine 3 pair Quality Japan China silk in Plain knit from Fine pure silk thread White and natural. Included among toe being doubly reinforced. Them Are a number in pleasing mixture Usua effects made from silk and Wool mix pm Ture in Plain White Fawn and Iline sold at v5e pair. Thursday 3 pair stripes. Eeg. For a five year guaranteed electric Iron a new a jape that gives the Iron the advantage of a. Tapering Point that is kept at a working because the heating element extends into the very thus malting it impossible to the element is guaranteed for All time and a registered guarantee tax goes with each Iron. Regular thursday will fit your Bath tub with a Bath Spray fits any size faucet has combination Metal and rubber bulb. The Delight of sea bathing at Home. Every advantage of a Shower Batih. Thursday Complete. Men it s Best to see these splendid Hudson s Bay suits then judge they will help to focus your ideas on clothing As it should be. Look them on. They will teach you much about handsome materials about Good tailoring and perfect fit. It s Good clothing it s Well bred clothing with the distinction of custom made. You 11. Be interested in seeing How admirably the tastes of the Young Man and those of his conservative elders have been met. To show a most refined group tailored Fine worsted in stylish and attractive color Ings. Shoulder one. And you will see character and in every collars set Well neat fitting Lapel. Single breasted 2 and 3 Button models. Of i a one of the Best Mit Varil in the , finely Tail values tailored from Fine tweeds and worsted ;