Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 24, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press. 24.1914. 5 should buy produce Din Canada women of Dominion urged to adopt this Means of prevent ing unemployment. Or lose you Teeth there s no alternative. Acid Mouth surely ruins Feth. And scientists estimate that nine out of every ten people Nave it there is one dentifrice that counteracts acid Mouth while it is cleaning the Teeth keeping them White. Pebeco tooth paste acid Mouth and thus helps to save the Teeth. Ordi nary Dentifrices merely make _ _ l annl i fret with Oracle and industries Proaper a the Teeth wok Auriga win. Throughout the Dominion. No one is list of commodities housewives should Bear in mind when they Are shopping. Ottawa aug. A time when the Empire is straining every nerve against the common enemy it is essential that each and every Section of the Community should stand together. Canada is sending her soldiers to the help of great Britain but it must be remembered that scarcely less effective help Cali be rendered by keeping out decay. Being a president i am held responsible Lor investments. Pebeco is the Good Teeth for life investment i Ever made. Keeps disfiguring cavities . In any Case you will like Pebeco for its keen taste its refreshing beneficial effects. Ten Day trial tube and acid test papers to test your Mouth for free. Lehn Fink 1 and 3 St. Helen St. Montreal Cream Are Only face creams which keep the skin clean and healthy in this Canute. They get Down into the pores and remove the dirt and grime there which soap and cannot reach. They make the Kin soft and velvety and prevent k Troia. Drying and peeling off because they restore to the skin the Oil of which the action o the Sun and the Winfel robs to. Oatlene made from the Healing of the finest Oats. Is free from injurious animal fat. And cannot grow hair. It will not go bad however hot the weather Lien Al no it Ivalu after shall nor. Oatlene is Sapp led to. Cream for the Porea and feeding the and Oatlene Snow for whitening the skin and for use during the Day Sis a Protection from exposure. A free Sample of Cream will the sent application or for 6c in to snaps Send a Box containing seven preparations and a Booklet on Bali to culture. Lyah Willis co., room e Foy building front Street Toronto. Of d by leading and stores. W. E. C. Dixon local agent distributors Mccullough co. Robinson co. W. F. C. Brathwaite. J f 1 lj4c Ino use in the cause of 1 Able to say How the Strain of War May affect us. Already there is a Prospect of unemployment on a considerable scale during the coming win Ter. There Are Many ways in Whitti the evil of unemployment can he fought but one Way is to keep up the demand for Canadian products in or Der that Canadian industries May continue in operation. Articles that Are being produced in Canada Are also be ing imported annually to the value of by purchasing Only commodities produced in Canada we should largely increase the output of our industries and provide employ ment for Large numbers of workmen. To attain this desirable end it is hoped that in so far As possible housewives and othei.3 will buy pro ducts made in assistance in time of stress. This was the Resolution passed at meeting of several leading Canadian women in Ottawa on saturday. They met to discuss ways and Means where by tha women of Canada could effectively lend their assistance in tiding Canada Over the stress and trial of the coming Winter. Amongst the ladies present were mrs. T. W. Crothers wife of the minister of labor mrs. W. T. Herridge wife of the Moderator of the presbyterian Church mrs. Adam Shortt mrs. Or. Lyman mrs. B. H. Coate and mrs. J. A. Wilson National convenor of Hou Ehud economics. The meeting was held under the auspices of the household league of Ottawa. Ofncip.1 figures relating to the importation of goods produced in can Ada were Laid before the meeting and it was found that in certain products Worth of the imported cams from the United states alone. For instance Canada which is a wheat country herself. Imports Worth of wheat flour from the United states. If Canadian women would see that they purchased Cana Dian flour Only this in itself would be a help. Commodities imported. Soap is another household commodity which is manufactured in Canada yet we import Worth a year. Nine Hundred and Sev Enteen men Are employed in this Industry in Canada but if our women would Purchase Only Canadian soap there would be employment for very Many More. It is Tho same with Bak ing powder. We import Worth the amount from the United states being we import Blue for washing clothes to the extent of biscuits buckwheat meal flour corsets baskets buttons candles 605ffi carpet sweepers clothes wringers Combs Cotton goods which includes embroideries yarn handkerchiefs sheets quills clothing socks and stockings canned fruit gloves hair work 104 jellies and jams Indian Cornmeal lard milk Oatmeal and rolled Oats pickles Rye flour Silks sauces 813 paints sugar Candy and confectionery starch Woollen goods which include shirts stockings and knitted goods As Well As tweeds stoves hats and Caps furs. Fancy goods dried apples furniture 780 Cocoa blacking 328 brooms boots and shoes aerated Waters in the production of these articles of household fuse there Are establishments throughout Canada Anc there Are employees. It would stimulate Industry and it would mean employment for More if Canadian men and women would insist upon ing Canadian goods when they Are making purchases. To All army and Navy veterans you Are one and All without requested to meet at the Industrial Bureau on main Street at monday evening to escort the s and other con we tits to the . Depot. Owe this to the regiment has the history and w1" More history. It fail please attend. Otthat War pictures Burea j hal1 if for families at the front. Everybody come sure. To beautify the hair simple and inexpensive Home method. 2 Fialer is Liki and proper a Little nourishment does is. As it air Withers and die so will the o if not Given proper nourish the Scalp must be perfectly and free from Dandruff As the p is to the hair what Sood soil is punts and Flowers. Your hair pretty if it a its color too dry matted falling t if the Scalp itches and Burns an overcome All of these Condi using parisian which evry hair need. It soaks right v i stimulating them the nourishment that is for a Jar o not Only and heavy but Fluffy soft Lus and gloriously Radii in. To an pet a bottle of this in y. T delightful and helpful from Gordon Mitchell drug drug and toilet counters improvement begins with very first application. Besides twelve thousand now it wac Natieb work will Start today with open ing of of Camp satisfactory. Bust of Kaiser 8 Grandfather thrown nto Paflak Pond. Berlin ont., aug. Time during last night vandals removed the bust of the status of the kaisers Grandfather William a which was erected by German Resi dents in 1871i a woman told of hearing a splash near the Bridge Miat connected the Park with an Island and the Busi was found by dragging. Much indignation is by the citizens Over this out rage and will stationed to protect the Queen Victoria Monument in the Park. Buo oif citizens out enthusiasm unprecedented As troops depart mayor and Al Dermen among Well wishers. Free press special i Brandon Man., Matig. Never turned out in greater numbers undoubtedly has the heaviest Job in he tented City. Queen s own have record. Among the regiments arriving today was the Queen s own rifles of Toronto yith 802 men commanded by Lieut. 3ol. Mercer. The strength of the Reg ment caused a great Deal of Surprise. Thus far the Queen s own holds the amp record in this respect. The twelfth Royal Grenadier of Toronto mustered 317, the thirty eighth of Brantford 174, the 91st Anders of Hamilton 149, and the 13th Egl ment of. The same City 181. Colonel the Hon. Sam Hughes came n by special train at 8 and accompanied by colonel Victor Wil iams Camp commandant made a tour 3f inspection of the entire Camp look no Over All the infantry Ca Valry and artillery lines. Before Loa Vang three hours later he expressed himself As Well pleased with the condition of the amp. During his visit the first Church Are on a sunday morning than to Day when All Brandon was astir Early i to bid Farewell to nearly a thousand unters who entrained for Winnipeg in route for the i heartier Camp. Apart from the local contingents the 9jth Manitoba rangers and the 12th Mani Toba dragoons the above number included the 30th Border horse and the 32nd Manitoba horse Wiio were Here overnight from Pipestone Carnduff Reston Weyburn and other outlying places. I quite a num Ber of men signed the service Roll on the eve of departure. Among these was a son of major Kirkcaldy who decided to go with his honoured sire to the front at the last moment. Donald Firth one of the West s old time newspaper men also boarded the volunteers train. Officers j of the 12to included major j. Mclaren. Lieutenants e. B. Ravenhill Coldwey and thousands Early astir. As Early As six o clock in the morn ing thousands of citizens were astir men Wele ans the principal streets were thronged _ i if Al i Man assembled for the protestant service conducted by Rev. Canon Scott of Quebec and 800 attended the Catholic service conducted by the local curate. Joth services were Cut Short by a Leavy downpour of rain. Austral Moyal to last do blood defence minister Miller says re sources will be reserved for help of motherland. Canadian associated press London aug. Australian ederal parliament has decided to Fol of the Lead of patriotic and Large Learned and ensure that no hip Menta of foodstuffs shall be made o any foreign country until the gov rement is satisfied there is no Short age in the Mother country. Senator minister of defence states that he War has proved conclusively that armaments were not the Only Means y which nations were enabled to wage for a lengthy and act that the Empire was self contained is regards its food Supply might prove he deter inn Factor in the present struggle j Australia was resolved to place the whole of her National resources at the ervice of the Empire and the Commonwealth rejoices at the splendid spirit and patriotic efforts that Are eing made by Canada and wishes the est of the Empire to know in this momentous struggle for Liberty and National Honor that the vigor of her manhood and the bounties of Are soil 11 she possesses to the last drop of or blood Are freely offered to help maintain the glory and the greatness f the Empire in the Battle for the ight sous cause in which he is in aged. Cardinal asks for desires ease of mind for those engaged in solemnity of electing new Pope. London aug. 23 a despatch to the daily chronicle from , says car Dinal Agliardi sub Dean of the coi Ege of cardinals Aas appealed to that body to Day to intercede with tee Heads of the belligerent states Foi a proclamation of a Universal armistice during the whole period of the com no papal conclave which should be in on aug. 31. 1 the venerable prelate is himself in evidence As a candidate for the triple Crown in Case the idea of a Short term Pont fity wins favor at the it argued that the electors especially these representing the contend nations could not fulfil their duty with people the military men headed by the regimental band appeared nearly a couple of hours later. Plenty of time had been allowed by officials for farewells to be Given by friends after thu arrival of volunteers at the pot. Those who were going away were apparently by far the More Light ii arted Section of the and the interval of waiting filled by boisterous rendering of the popular songs of the Day dough there there Many affecting scenes witnessed Between wives and mothers whose Hus bands or sons were leaving for a destination unknown and for. A period that none could Tell something in the nature of a civic Farewell was Given when mayor Hughes Aid. Fletcher Aid. Mckenzie and Aid. Trotter and City officials walked the length of the train giving a. Sie arty handclaps in Farewell to the j men therein. Presentations innumerable. Innumerable presentations have been made by and individuals this last couple of Day so and Many will be the tokens of Friendship carried by Brandon s sons to other shores meanwhile recruiting will be pursued with greater activity than Ever. It looks As if there is quite a Rush for positions As guards on the local Public build Ings and there 3 a. Every indication that the military spirit has been Mitch quickened by the events of the past few Days. Business activity considerably Bylciw the Normal during the past week. And is Likely to be still lower before the Harvest begins to move. Large mercantile firms and hotels Are laying off hands while City work is practically at a standstill. It is perhaps a. The Deemin feature that Mahy Good positions were vacated by the troops left for the front but it is a fact that quite a number of those who left were unemployed. Boarding House keepers will probably to the first to feel the Pinch. In one Case a party of if often Young men left Crom one House Aloizie. Boosting Clear water Lake the Dominion government is giving something Glike a boost to Clearwater Lake which is situated about 70 Miles Northwest of this City. An invitation has been made to the Brandon Auto club to be the guests of the govern ment there next thursday. It is understood that mayor Hughes will pro claim next thursday a civic Holiday to enable As Many citizens As possible to make the r a Young woman Waufle Kooney is being held Here pending the arrival of a police officer from Winnipeg where a charge of stealing a sum of Money rom a male companion is awaiting Woodel by the thought that this bar Baric blood spilling was of were deeply stirred 0r at a o hit irritation it removes Dandruff. The use of this Blair onic new life and Beauty. Val Cartier que., aug. A soldiers under can Vas Here this Little French Canadian Village has assumed the role of a Grea mobilization Camp. About 26 regi ments principally City corps arrived on four special trains today Ines consisted of about officers Anc men. Most of theme Zamft from Lor onto Montreal Hamilton bran for and various other Ontario towns an several cities in the maritime pro v1ram fell intermittently throughout the Day but tents had been Altene prior to their coining by Mil Tiame who had arrived earlier so All wer Well taken care of the moment the reached the Camp. Special trains carrying troops from All parts of the Dominion continue to Roll into the Railroad Yards Dunn the night and probably before the in of this week the entire contingent o Canada s overseas expeditionary fore of nearly men will be encamped awaiting the order to go abroad. Work starts today. The real work of the Camp has not begun As yet but monday morning will see the opening of the ranges Ana firing practice will be carried on continuously from Early morning until Sundown. Practically All that has been done thus far has been the making of arrangements for the arrival of the troops and properly housing them. Hundreds of tents hive been pitched on the site which covers about 30 Square Miles and still More Are being put up to be in readiness for the arrival of Many regiments during the week. It is expected that there will not be a Large number of soldiers arrive on monday but tuesday will be a heavy Day when probably will reach Val Cartier including 953 men from Calgary alone thursday 1.073 volunteers will come from Vancouver anal Friday one of the regiments scheduled to appear is the 48th High Landers of Toronto under command of Lieut. Col. J. A. Curria. Colonel George p. Murphy of Ottawa who is in command of the rail Way transport of the army service corps is the busiest Man and or he their confreres fervid plea and agreed to exert pressure on emperor franc to Joseph in the Hope of suspend ing the War. _ Boxer for War Jack Munro desirous of winning Fame on Battle Ottawa aug. Munro former claimant to the heavyweight Box ing championship of the world who has been mining for several years at Gow Ganda and around Haileybury is in the City. Munro seeks Fame in another if eld and has offered to enlist with the survivors were in i boats for 12 hours passengers of wrecked Prince Albert in Piti Abio condition when rescued. Vancouver b.c., i. C. Thorne of the Irish Fusiliers and who is now on his Way to Val Cartier was one of those who witnessed the Rescue of the passengers and Crew of the Prince Albert wrecked on triple Island last tuesday night. Lieutenant Thorne went up to Prince Rupert 011 the Prince a detachment of Irish Fusiliers and was waiting to return to rejoin his regiment in Van Couver when word was received of the wreck. The Prince immediately proceeded to the Rescue and took All night wednesday in locating the wreck but the fog lifting about 9 o clock in the morning they saw the Prince Albert High and dry on the rocks Jimut North of triple Island. Some of the passengers were ashore but some had been in the lifted Oats Over twelve hours and were in a pitiable condition when rescued. Those who reached the Island were out in the Boata nearly All night As it was after five o clock in the morning before Fejey were Able to make the Landl the res cued have been brought to Vancouver by the Prince with the Prin Patricia Light infantry or the e in the North where toe has interests in a billiard Par Lor a hotel and several goo claims. States proposal. Washington d.c., Auto. Replied unfavourably to the pro of the United states by belligerent countries but web chartered 1 by this government for the purpose of repatriating Ameri cans be regarded As Neutral. Great Britain s response to the pro Nosal was that if such ships were manned by american officers and flew the american Flag she would have no objection. The plan was to Charier borne of the Hamburg american liners tied up in american ports to go aboard. Americans Home bid remain in n ports after their return. Disapproved on theg round that this would be an advantage to German shipping. Toronto to make gift of War horses Toronto ont., aug. Has been decided by the mayor subject to approval by an emergency meeting of the Council called for tomorrow to present to the do minion government 100 horses suit Able for military work to be drawn from the City. Ivie horses valued at an average of each. At times when you require a specially Strong Antiseptic soap Tor instance when mosquitoes or insects begin Tobe troublesome buy Cay cry s carbolic soap use a Light lather Only that is All Yon need with a soap like which contains such a Large pro portion of pure carbolic. Your Dink list Sells it. -33 cents. Made by of c. Calvert co., of Manchester. England and 349, fac to Peel off freckled tanned or Muddy skin to remove i an. My Jainese. Freckles blotches or complexion difficulty inc Best thing to do i to remove the Kiln itself. This is easily painlessly and inexpensively Lone by the application of Ordinary Jerco Lozea Wax pro Turtle at any Dray store. The Wax peels off the defective outer skin a each Day gradually bringing the Cut or second layer of skin to the the pores Are in clogged and the Ace breathes in tha he Givanc cd yen. The new skin is beautifully soft Clear and White bearing a of youth. Just apply the Wax As Yon would cold Citara. Only cot rubbing it 4n. In morn ing mama it off with warm water. It s the most effective treatment known for d sol Ort or complexion. An unexpected pricing in women s smart fall Coats woman s freshly unbowed fall and Coats at less than is less than you would pay in february. 100 of them which came into our viands under Peculiar otherwise the prices would be considerably in Advance of every Ope is a Little Beauty suitable for fall or cold weather they Are tailored and accurately designed Friom heavy tweeds acid Blanket cloths. There Are Over a score of Liew styles and malt enals which h it is impossible to describe in these columns. Some them Are finished. With Cape effect at others Are straight full Loose models with the set in or Kimma sleeve others belted. There Are tans mixtures and stripes. Trimmed and Pla in styles. This is the most important coat offering this season. Sizes 34 to 42. Tuesday special i second Feor Etc or Kimann sleeve women s lingerie from the hands of French peasantry hone co Mairig from the holidays often Means a replenishing of the Yijin Jeriel wardrobe. These Sterns below introduce a most fascinating Stock of pretty French underwear. Each garment is accurately Cut the needlework is beautifully done and the charming arrangement. Of pretty Liand needlework and embroideries gives every garment a Charm Only accomplished in French hand lingerie. French lingerie nightgowns finely embroidered Nain Sooks. Priced to others prettily trimmed with French vol. Laces and Cluny laces to. Hand embroidered women s drawers. Several designs in Fine Nain Sooks assorted sizes. T0v Princess slips. In a Complete Range of Fine Quality Nain Sooks. From to others again trimmed with Val. Laces and embroideries. Prom to _ l Dainty and Cool Are the hand embroidered Nain Sook dressing sacks. In several pretty designs at and second floor the the Home of the Bon ton Corset heavy embroidered net flout icing laces in White neat bom designs for dresses or waists and especially adapted for flounces ji7 inches w5de, Ware tack 32jo Yard 45 inches were for 45e Yard. Coloured flour icings and 27 inches wide itt Novelty shades of greens mauve pinks Mack Etc. The newest and. Pret Tiest laces shown this season 24 inches wide were tues Day 98c. Embroidery special 45 inches wide Lovely patterns in open work and Floral designs. These Are among the prettiest designs shown this season in Swiss Muslin and voiles. Were s1.26, tuesday 49c Yard. Silk Anid Wool Ripple crepe fabrics fashion s j dictate for evening gowns it s less Thi Iti. Two weeks to september not any too Early to choose the fabrics for the new afternoon or evening one of the Tuett novelties a silk and wee Ripple a very soft incr Mable fabric that the dress goods Section is now showing in some thirty including All the new fall tones in pinks blues Grey Helios mauve sanguine ties Minakis Browns Passias and greens mahogany Ivory and other shades. We can Tojim Muhly recommend this material for Wear Aud lasting appearance. Priced at. Per Yard and 42-Inch scotch plaid fabric. Per Yard scotch plaid i and Novelty checks Are also in great favor being used mostly for Winter Coats and suits. We showman extensive variety and in every fashionable Shade. All Wool 75c shepherds Cheek suiting in Small medium and Laige checks 48-Inch. Per Yard. . 75c r life time electric Irons sold with a registered Guaran tee tag for time service. There Are now in use in Winnipeg each rendering the utmost Satui faction. A Iron tuesday clothes horses with horse strength of smoothly Tai shed Hardwood folds up compactly when not in use is 4 it. High and has 18 it. Of hanging surface. A 76c value tuesday we Are very Busy tying up and sweaters two sweaters that Are just now about has popular As the British Navy. I we Are Selling lots of them. They Are 3rait from Long thoroughly cleansed Wool yarns. The Long Wool seems to retain warmth and give greater service than Wool yarns. At is a i very Fine rib close at Wool Coats knit Wool sweater coat with deep shawl Collar finished with unbreakable wilted seams. Colors White Faram Brown. A sizes. Fine close rib feet Collar double pockets Unish Rinki Aible de colors White Jiey Fawn and Brown. Sizes 36 to 4 Man s military shirts the Bay regulation Khaki and Giey made purposely for military serve in. T _ _ the August Blanket Sal e special Oxford Grey blankets heavy ii Tordy Grey Wool Blanket with coloured Borders Large size. It i Sale Price tuesday Yorkshire blankets Fine White Wool Yorkshire blankets Large double bed size. Weight 8 to Mills. Sale Price tuesday f63d no to a Tot Irish or any other Thrifty soul. Therein lies the great argument for ready made gowns. You test the fit Shade Cut Etc., before you buy. Bay Welcome that teat in the proud serenity of Quality material Dainty Fin ii and Advance fall individualized to suit the plump and the thin in a. Puree. For office Street to Black drench merge to Fine it looks Silky. Fashion s prophecy ;