Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 13, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Febe press saturday Jebb Rjaby 13, 1915. Money to loan at 8% on first class residential prop erty Central business property improved farm lands occupied by owners. Money Avail Able immediately. Apply Aronovitch Ripstein Leipsic lid. 101 Bon Accord Block Winnipeg Man. Telephones main 4018-4019. Tenders for sewer construction sealed tenders addressed to the chairman Board of control will be received at the office of the under signed up to 11 turn on wednesday february 17th, 1915, for construction of the following sewers namely in airlines Street from Poison to Machray Avenue. In Machany Avenue from airlines to Robertson Street. In Poison Avenue from Sinclair to airlines Street. Specifications form of tender together with conditions governing lenders is prescribed by bylaw May be obtained at the office of the City engine or 223 James Avenue Winni Peg. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. M. Peterson Secretary. Board of control office Avin Napeff february 12th, 1915., tenders for Supply of True Portland Cement season 1915 greater Winnipeg water District. Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received up to noon March 5th, 1915, for the Supply of from to barrels of True Portland Cement. Specifications form of tender May be obtained form of contract May be inspected at the offices of the District. The lowest or any tender not pieces Sari accepted. S. H. Reynolds chairman of commission. 901 Boyd building february 1, 1915. Company s winding up ordinance 1903 in tic int tar of the by Nelcy company notice is hereby Given that All cred1 tors of the Bentley company ltd., others having claims thereon Are required to Send their claims to the in de Sig Ned on of before the fifteenth Day or april after which Date the liquidator proceed to Dis tribute the assets of the company or any part thereof amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard Only to the claims of which it shall then have notice. Dated this 8th Day . 101 j. British Canasta of Trust co a liquidator. Date of first publication feb. 13th. Notice Public notice is hereby Given that the annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Winnipeg electric railway company has been adjourned until Friday the 18th Day . 1915, at the hour of 3 o clock in the afternoon at the office of the com Pany electric railway Chambers in the City of Winnipeg. Dated at Winnipeg this Lith Day . 1915. Signed f. Ivi Orton Morse Secretary. A Job for two men eight horses we have about 300 acres ready for the seed will pay by the acre for putting in taking Oft the crop. Good buildings on the farm. Get your tender in by monday noon the 13th inst. Address United investors ltd., 303 electric Chambers. Pm. M. 2512-3. Wanted applications for three Loans of each on improved City pro Perty. Interest at 8 per cent. Robinson Black 200 Garry building. Phone main 5120. Suites to let Alhambra apartments Balmoral place. Three Nice suites of four five Ana rooms. This Block la one of the most modern in the City. Convenient to cars. The Imperial Canadian Trust company 256 main Street. Main 5754, apartment Block for Sale new apartment Block situated Hudson s Bav Reserve consist ing of fourteen suites All rented on lease showing a Good Revenue. Mortgage will accept Good trading proposition with Cash agreement. To submit offers Fornard name address will communicate with you immediately. Owner Box 947 free press. In House Early action expected on Geo Bradbury s abolition of capital punishment. Ottawa feb. 12. Two private Bills engaged the attention of the commons today up to the time of the adjourn ment which occurred at 6 o clock. Tha Glrst was George Bradbury s Bill in re Gard to the pollution of streams. It was decided to refer the Bill to a com Mittee. There was a general consensus of opinion that parliament should act at an Early Date in regard to this matter. The so cond Bill considered is that of of St. Lawrence division to abolish capital punishment. There wus a considerable debate on or. Bicker Dick s motion Tor a second ing. Just before k o clock own Iii to the absence of Hon. P. J. Doherty minister of Justice Romier Borden moved the adjournment of the debate. In doing so he praised or. Bickerdike for his earnestness sincerity of purpose. He promised that Opportunity would be Given at a later Date for the further discussion of the Bill. Statement on. Cabinet changes. The Premier will make a statement in regard to the recent changes in the Cabinet on tuesday afternoon next. This announcement was made by sir Robert at the opening of the House. George h. Bradbury moved the second Reading of his Bill to prevent the pollution of navigable Waters. This Bill prohibits the Deposit of sewage or refuse in any navigable water imposes penalties on municipalities Pray vate corporations or individuals who violate the act. The penalty for a municipality is not less than with an additional a Day for each Day during which the offence continues. For a private corporation the Fine is per Day for an individual it is a Day with a possibility of two month s imprison ment. Or. Bradbury explained that the Bill was practically the same As that which had been before the House for two seasons which had been consid ered thoroughly by a committee of the House. One change had been made however in order to meet certain criticisms this amendment authorized the Dominion government to exempt any navigable Waters from the operation of tit act. In View of the thorough i consideration which the Bill had already received or. Bradbury said that he thought it ought to be adopted at the present sitting of the House. The member for Selkirk referred to the argument that Canada could not proceed a eth this Reform without the co operation of the United states. He thought that the Are Rumen was Falla Cious. It was our duty first to Clear up our own situation then we would be in a better position to approach the United states. Hon. J. D. Hazen in moving that the Bill be Given a second Reading sent to a committee said that it was riot desirable that there should be legislation by the Dominion House on this matter until the joint International Waterways commission to which had been referred this question had made a final report. He believed that this report when presented would re commend action of a drastic character. Against Bill in present form. Sir Wilfrid Laurier said lie was strongly in favor of the Bill but not in its present the Bill makes it an offence to put refuse in Waters in any part of Canada. This would hit the Man who might build a Sawmill on a Stream in the Backwoods. The operations of the Bill should be confined to larger centres of population to be defined. Hon. George p. Graham said this was an important question in which All members should be interested. At present there is a provincial Law presumably there will soon be a Dominion Law dealing with this mat Ter. It was time for the Dominion House to indicate what it proposes to do. F. B. Carvell said or. Bradbury de served Praise for his persistency. He agreed that there should be immediate action. Hon. T. Chase Casgrain a former member of the Waterways commission said that this was one of the most important questions referred to that body by the two governments. The commission in studying the matter was confronted with the fact that the cities affected could Only change their present systems at enormous expense. In View of the reference to the com Mission it would amount to almost a breach of Faith for parliament to pass legislation now. Or Bradbury said that he realized that the objections urged by sir Wil Frid Laurier to the Bill were potent he was quite prepared to have it go to a committee provided there is action by the House this session. Capital punishment. Robert Bickerdike in moving the second Reading of his Bill to abolish capital punishment repeated his statement of the other Day that capital punishment is legalized murder. The year 1914, he. Said would be known in Canada As the hanging there had. Been nothing like it since 1s37. He believed that while Many guilty men go free some innocent men Are hanged. Three men were hanged during 1914 in whose innocence the Public believed. That one was innocent he was prepared to prove. At new Westminster two men stole a. Cash Box went into a Park to examine the contents a policeman came Aloir disturbed them a shot was fired the policeman was killed. It was proven that Only one Bullet was fired yet it was Felt an example should be made As both men claimed they were innocent to make sure of the victim both were Hung. One Man was innocent. Perhaps both were guilty even though there was Only one interjected sir Wilfrid Laurier. Or. Bickerdike said he was sorry to disagree with his Leader. One Man certainly was innocent. The judge the jury took blood Money in sending the two men to the Gallows. Or. J. W. Easy Ards of fro Tenin the Bill because there were some things worse than hanging if that in the absence of the minister of Justice he would move the adjourn ment of the debate. Promised to see that Opportunity for further Dis Cussion would be Given at a later Date. Referring to the remarks of red wards the Premier said that a com Mission had reported on conditions at Kingston other penitentiaries certain abuses had been disclosed. He would be surprised to hear that these abuses have since been allowed to continue. Or. Borden announced thai negotiation is we re in or Asres with the provincial authorities m to the insane in Dominion penitentiaries. It was probable that an arrangement would be arrived at have them transferred to provincial asylums for the insane. During question time the prime minister informed. Hon. Frank Oliver that a revision of the existing regulations for pensions for relatives of members of the Canadian overseas contingent in the event of being considered. It is Likely that a definite conclusion would be reached at an Early Date. He said it was not necessary to pass any additional legis lation dealing with the matter. Re appoint election committee. Ottawa feb. Work of the special committee of the committees appointed last session to consider the revision of the election Laws is to to continued this session. Hon. G. J. Doherty has Given notice of a Resolution for the re appointment of the committee which includes the minister of Justice messes. Mac lean Murphy Carvell Robidoux Bennett it is expected the committee will present a report before the session closes the suggested amendments May be put through before parliament. Prorogued. Sen Liary from a Hose read the free press for All i the latest news were still allowed to go thought life imprisonment better geor Zejp Graham said sinc e he had reached manhood he had Al ways been conscientiously opposed to capital punishment. He believed that society -would., receive better Protection from life imprisonment than from capital punishment while in the former Case the convict would have a Chance for reformation Premier Borden commended or Bickerdike for his sincerity but said Foster s weather forecast copyrighted. W. T. . Feb. Last bulletin gave forecasts of the disturb Ance to Cross the continent about feb. 1g to 20, warm wave 14 to 19, Cool is to 22. This will be preceded by a general cold wave freezing weather going further South than usual with most precipitation of the Jan 22 to feb. 20. The most severe weather will come with that dip in the temperatures. But a great rapid Rise in temperatures., As this disturbance approaches the warm wave will be general. Temperatures of the Cool wave will not go very Low. While not much precipitation is expected some snows will follow this disturbance in northeastern sections. Next disturbance will reach the Pacific coast about feb. 21, Cross Pacific slope by close of 22, great Central Val Leys 23 to 25, Eastern sections 26. Cool wave will Cross. Pacific slope about feb. 24, great Central valleys 26, East Ern sections 28. This disturbance will begin a new month of precipitation covering feb. 0 to March 22. The rainfall of this month will locate in Southern Eastern sections Mexico Central am Erica South America the heaviest of these Rains a not expected with this first storm Rains will increase in the sections mentioned till about March 22. Temperatures of this disturbance will average lower than usual but the storms will not be severe our danger signals Are Hung out for the Panama canal for feb. 20 to March 22 on account of heavy Rains that will probably cause an increase of slides. Heavy Rains will continue also on the Pacific coasts of Mexico . California but not so heavy in California As during the past two months. Usually the Winter Rains Are much heavier on the Pacific slopes of Oregon Washington British co Lumbia than in California but in Accord with our forecasts it has been reversed this Winter California has received the big rainfalls.1 this condition will continue till about May 20, when the usual conditions will pre Vail on the Pacific. Slope till about june is when an unusual condition of rainfall will begin. On the Pacific slope. On account of the expected unusually heavy Rains in the Cotton states we again Dirge Southern Farmers to Plant Corn instead of Cotton. On account of the present High prices of Corn will be very Ana Farmer should Young pigs hts crop of Corn. U Thev european War will prob ably end before the new crop matures but hogs will be scarce As Farmers will not feed 80c Corn to raise Young pigs. Colte Corn to Ftp hogs will bring Fife Money fall Winter. Kaiser arrives i East prussian zone Berlin feb. Following state ment was issued Toda at army head quarters under Date of feb. 12 in War theatre Only artillery duels took place. The enemy expended an enormous of am munition against Germany positions in Champagne without gaining Suc Cess Worth mentioning. Near Sourain the enemy attempted an infantry at tack but was repulsed with the loss of 120 prisoners the number of prisoners in the Argonne was reported yesterday to have Boon increased by one officer 119 men. Northwest of Verdun the enemy s trenches were taken. A French counter attack made under a Geneva Flag was repulsed with considerable loss to enemy. The fortress of was shelled by German aviators with about 100 bombs. At sude Kopf in the Vosges the French succeeded in occupying a Small outpost Trench in front of the German Eastern theatre the emperor arrived on the Battlefield on the East prussian Frontier our operations there forced the russians rapidly to give up their positions East of the Mazuriak lakes. At some places the. Fighting is continuing. So fair prison ers Havo been made. More than 20 guns 30 machine guns have been taken. The amount of War material taken cannot yet be estimated. I in Poland on the right Bank of the Vistula the germans continued the offensive reported yesterday. They took Sinei arid made some hundreds of prisoners. On the left Bank of the Vistula there is no Trie Geneva Flag referred to above is the Emblem of the red Cross adopted at the International convention at Geneva a 1864. Vast pop be supplies required million dollars expended on supplies for the Canadian arranged for red Cross supplies distributed. Pekin feb. Red Cross agent report that medical supplies furnished by their organization have toe ii distributed among the German austrian War prisoners in Siberia. This work is being done by russian agents inasmuch As the rus Rian government refused to permit an american expedition from Bekiri to visit the prison Camps. Appropriate1 sum for Drill Hall. Ont., feb. The various funds for appropriation made by the Dominion House at Ottawa this week the sum of appears for the Kenora Drill Hall. Five years ago the town donated a site for this Pur pose it is hoped that nothing will enter Fere with the erection of ithe building that work will be commenced at an Early Date in Spring. Soo business Man Dies at Sudbury. Sudbury ont feb. N. Gild Den manager of the Soo hardware company saults the Marie Ontario while visiting at Sudbury dropped dead on the Street. Bijou theatre. It has been said that Charles Chap Lin could not be funnier than in the Keystone pictures which have made millions laugh. It will come at1 a sur Price therefore that he has succeeded in increasing his inexhaustible fund of humor in the latest Keystone his new which will at the Bijou on monday tuesday. Every Inch of has a laugh Lin has incorporated Effer percent com Edy into every action every shuffle1, of his feet into every facial Grimace. 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The past months the contracts in the depart ment of militia has been bought sup plies to the value of for the Canadian forces besides harness saddlery blankets Etc., for British foreign governments to the value of the total number of con tracts entered into is estimated at fully these Are of the most varied Char Acter including urdii2.ncb, Small Aims ammunition hardware Cut Lery blankets clothing of. All kinds drugs medicines surgical food for Man Dilery leather goods kinds brushes brooms Field glasses practically an endless variety of things necessary to fully equip troops. The department in buying most of its supplies Lias arranged Lor a Reserve of 100 per cent in the More important items Down to 30 per cent in other items As required by the War office. The first Hatch of requisitions for supplies for clothing uniforms Etc., was made on aug. 10 last. These called for pairs of ankle boots Cap a cloaks great Coats jackets pairs put tees pairs pantaloons suits of service clothing suits of underclothing flannel shirts pairs of socks supplies of More than 20, other descriptions. Pay. Tribute to late senators. Ottawa feb. The Senate to Day warm tributes were paid to the memory of late senators j affray . Kirchoffer by Hon. Or. Lougheed government Leader senator Bostock. Opposition Leader other members of the upper House. They said that both were men who would be greatly missed. The Senate having no Busi Ness before it adjourned until March 1. General advertising. Piles cured in 6 to 14 Days druggists Money if Pazo ointment fails to cure itching Blind bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives Relief Etc. Notice to Charles Edward Labranche in the District court of the judicial District of Estevan. Between Henry e. Mackenzie plaintiff Charles Edward Labranche Derena to the above named defendant Charles Edward Labranche formerly of the town of Estevan province of Saskatchewan. Take notice that this action was on the 12th Day of january . 1015, commenced against you by the plaintiff that a copy of the statement of claim therein is riled in. The office of the of this courts at Estevan whereby the plaintiff claims from you a judgment of this court for the sum of being balance due on a contract for a House constructed for you by the plaintiff on lot five in Block fifty one in Estevan aforesaid a further of costs of. Register c o dirt that the e i Lien on your interest in the said land Lor the amount of such judgment costs. C an order or decree of this court for the Sale of your interest in the said land to satisfy the amount of such judg ment costs such other Relief As to the court May seem fit. take notice that his honour judge Wylie in Chambers has by order dated the 3rd Day february 1915, directed that the writ of summons herein state ment of claim this order May be served upon you by serving a copy of each of the said documents upon your father your wife by publication of a notice of the said writ of summons statement of claim in four 4 consecutive saturday issues of the Manitoba free press in four 4 consecutive weekly issues of a weekly newspaper published in the town of Estevan aforesaid and1 by mailing a copy of each of the said documents by registered mail directed to you at your last known address. further take notice that you Are required within thirty 30 Days after the last insertion of this advertisement or the last Date of serving the said Docu ments As aforesaid whichever shall be last exclusive of the last Day of such insertion or service to cause an appear Ance to be entered for you in the office of the clerk of this court at Estevan aforesaid within six g Days there after file with the said clerk a statement the. Grounds any upon which you dispute the plaintiff s said claim. further take notice that in de fault of your so doing the. Plaintiff May proceed in the said action judgment May be Given As inst j of in your a Senc e without further notice to you. Dated at Estevan 3rd Day 1915. N. J. Lockhart of. Estevan sask., solicitor for tie plaintiff. Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of Inch Olas Bawlf deceased notice is hereby Given pursuant to the provisions of the Manitoba trustee act being chapter 170 of the revised statutes of Manitoba 1902, amendments thereto that All creditors of All per sons having claims against the estate of Nicholas Bawlf of the City of Winnipeg in the province of deceased who died at the Sai d City of Winnipeg on or about the 26th Day of december . 1914, probate of whose will was granted to the Standard trusts company Winnipeg by the surrogate court of the Eastern judicial District in the province of Manitoba Are hereby required to Send by Post prepaid or deliver to the said the Standard trusts at Winnipeg on or before the loth Day of March Christian surnames addresses descriptions with full particulars in writing of their claims statement of their account the nature of the Security if any held by them verified by statutory declaration take notice that after the said Day of March the said the Standard trusts company will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard Only to the claims of which they shall then have notice that they will not be Liam for the said or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been duly received by them at the time of said declaration dated at Winnipeg this thirteenth Day of january . 1915. The Standard. Trusts co executors 34s main Street Winnipeg Man., Canada. Aikins Loftus Aikins barristers Winnipeg solicitors for the estate. House wanted in Crescent Wood or River Heights District. Not Over must be snap. Cathcart co. 507 Mclntyre Block. Phone main 1367. In the District court of the judicial District of Estevan. Between William Kinna of thei town of Estevan in Saskatchewan Plain Tiff Charles Edward Lio Branche o f the Canadian Pacific Pany defendants. F j to the above named defendant Charles Edward Labranche formerly of the town of Estevan in. The province of Saskatchewan. Take notice that this action was on the 5th Day , . Commenced against you the defendant the above named company by the plaintiff that a copy of the statement of claim therein is. Titled m the office of the clerk of this court at Estevan whereby the plaintiff claims from you a a judgment of this court for the sum of being an owing unpaid by you for lumber sold delivered to you by the plaintiff on or about the Lgth Day of october a.15 1914, at your request furnished by the plaintiff used by you. The construction of a building on lot one u in Block two .2 a mlet.01 Maxim in the province of Saskatchewan according to a plan thereof of record in the land titles office for the Assiniboia land registration District As no. together with in Terest at five per cent. 5 . Per an num from the said the 16th Day or october . 1914, until paid a. Further sum of costs for the. Preparation registration of a me chanic s Lien in respect to the jumper so furnished by the plaintiff under the mechanics Lien act. Cd an order or decree of this court that in default of payment by you of the above mentioned amounts that All your interest estate in the said described lands premises or a competent part thereof be sold the proceeds thereof applied Titi to wards payment of the plaintiff s claim costs. The amount by which the sell ing value of the said property has been increased by reason of the furnishing of the said lumber by the plaintiff to you As aforesaid or competent part thereof be applied in towards pay ment of the plaintiff s claim costs. D that the defendant the Cana Dian Pacific railway company be or dered directed to convey the said land upon payment of the balance of the Purchase Money interest owing to the said company by you said defendant Charles Edward 1-a Branche under the contract for Pur Chase of the said described premises to the plaintiff or any person or persons who May Purchase the Caid land premises pursuant to any Sale thereof held by order of this court As prayed for in the Pia Milf s statement of claim. take notice that his Honor judge Wylie. In has by order dated 5th Day . 1915. Directed that the writ of sum Mons herein statement of claim this order May toe served on you by serving a copy of each of the staid documents upon your father your wife wherever they May be found Iby publication of notice of the said writ of summons statement of claim said order of claim in four consecutive saturday issues of the Manitoba free press the last publication of which shall appear on saturday the ctr Day of March 1915, in four consecutive weekly issues of a. Weekly newspaper published in the town of Estevan Afore said. The last publication of which shall appear on thursday the 4th Day of March 1915, by mailing a copy of each of the said documents by registered mail directed to you at your last known address. further take notice that you Are required within thirty Davs after the last insertion of this advertisement or the last Date of service of the said documents As whichever shall be the exclusive of the last Day of such insertion or service to cause an appearance to be entered for you in the office of the clerk of this court at Estevan Afore said within six 6 Days file with the said clerk a statement of the grounds if any upon which you Dis Pute the plaintiff s said claim. further take notice that in default of your doing so the plan Alq May proceed with the said action judgment May be Given Akins you in your absence without fur ther notice to you. Dated at Estevan sa.sk., this baht Day 1915. W. A Perkins of Estevan sask., solicitor for the plaintiff. To the supreme Cottret of Saskatchewan. Judicial District of Estevan Between. Maurice j. Hawkinson. Edward j. Sinclair Botn of 3ienfa.it, sask., plaintiffs Charles e. La Branche formerly of Estevan sask., carrying on business under the name style of the Estevan Security com Pany defendant. To the above named defendant Charles 3. La Branche formerly or the town of Estevan in the province at Saskatchewan. Take notice that this notion was on. The 5th Day of january . 1915, commenced against you by the Plain tiffs suing on their own behalf on behalf of certain other creditors of you the said defendant who by agree ment in writing under their hands seals dated the 24th Day of december . 1914, assigned their respective claims against you to the said Plain tiffs. take notice that a copy of the statement of claim in the said action whereby the plaintiffs sued on their own behalf on behalf of said other creditors claim from you the sum of for Money deposited with you As a private banker is filed in the office of the local registrar of this honorable court at Estevan. take notice that on the 6th Day of january a a. 1915, pursuant to the order in that behalf made on said Day by his Honor the local master in Chambers a writ of attachment did is sue directed to the sheriff of the Estevan judicial District commanding him to attach seize safely keep All the personal estate credits effects together with All evidence of title debts books Book accounts or other documents vouchers or papers belonging thereto or otherwise to you the said defendant the said judicial District to be held by him in the manner for the purpose provided by the o rules of court. take notice that his Honor the local master in Chambers has by order dated the 8th Day of january. . 1915, directed that the writ of summons herein statement of claim writ of attachment herein May be served upon you by serving copy of each of said documents upon your father your wife by Publica Tion of notice of the rapid writ or sum Mons statement of claim writ of attachment in four 4 consecutive saturday issues of the Manitoba free press by four 4 consecutive weekly issues of a weekly newspaper published in the town of Estevan Afore further take notice that you Are required within thirty 30 Days after the last insertion of this advertisement or the last Date of serving the Bald documents is aforesaid whichever shall be last exclusive of the. Last Day of such insertion or ser vice to cause an appearance to been tired for you in the office of the local registrar of this court at Estevan aforesaid within six 6 Days thereafter filed with the said local registrar a statement of the grounds. Of which you dispute the plaintiff said claim. further take notice that in default of your so doing the Plain Tiff May proceed in the said action judgment May be Given against you in your absence without further notice to you. Dated at Estevan sask., this 8th Day of january . 1915. E. J. Campbell _ of Estevan sask., solicitor for the plaintiffs. Notice notice is hereby Given that an application will be made at the next ses Sion of the legislative Assembly of the province of Manitoba for an act to Amend the act to incorporate St Charles country club by giving the club the right to Levy an assessment upon each of its shares for other amendments. Dated at Winnipeg the 27th Day of january. A. A. 1915. Hough Campbell Ferguson _. Solicitors for the. Applicants by Fred Hilson auction Sale of household furniture pianos parlor suites brass buffets Chiffo Niers Kitchen a if nets gentlemen s boots lad hats hams Bacons at Tho Granite galleries Cor. Ell Hargrave on saturday feb. At 2 . 7 . Sharp. I have been favored with tons from numerous or by Public auction at the Mart the following goods comprising two very Fine upright Pjanow piece parlor suite upholstered in velour Morris chair cd rockers Centre tables carpets pictures lounges buffets Sidel to Extension tables diners China 5 glassware brass Beds Iron it mounted Beds Springs Matt Rel Toronto steel lounges mantel pillows bedclothes Chiff Onier reads washstand toilet Ware t Eum curtains blinds k it l cabinets tables chairs utensils washing machines Etc. 7 gramophone record v Olin gentlemen s High class ladies shoes Caps ladies Hatt hams Bacon glassware watch chains cigars scissors Jelly pow. Der blankets rubber heels brushes China clothing numerous goods Etc. Terms Cash. Fred Hilson the auctioneer Fop phones Garry 2434-455. Goods will be received for these sales up till one hour before Sale. Phone the office a dlr War Call for your goods. Seating a cow Madation at night Sale notice to the creditors Rotthe Central Canada insurance company pursuant to the winding up order made by the court of King s Bench id the matter of the act in the matter of the Central Canada insurance company boar no Date the 2nd Day 1915 the creditors of the above named com Pany All others who have claims against the said company formerly carrying on business in the province of Alberta Saskatchewan Maul. Toba having its head Offles to the City of Brandon in the said verb Vince of Manitoba Are on or Ectore the tenth Day of March 1915, to Send by Post prepaid to Charles hoary Newton liquidator of the said com Pany at his office Bank of Hamilton Chambers Winnipeg Manitoba their names addresses the Karnei addresses of their solicitors it any the cull particulars of Belr claims Tho nature amount of the securities if any held by then the specified value of such Securi ties verified by oath if so required by notice in writing from the Daiil liquidator arc to come in prow their said claims at the time Paw specified in said notice a default thereof they will be excluded from the Benefit of any distribution made before Suca claims Are sent la proved. The undersigned the honorable Kyj. Justice Macdonald on Day tha 17th Day of March . 1916, at ten o clock in the Forenoon at Bis Chambers in the court House in the City of Winnipeg hear the report of the liquidator upon the claims of the creditors submitted to him pursuant to this notice will there the adjudicate upon All such claims As required to be proved pursuant to Sil notice. Dated this Lith Day of feb Nair . 1915. D. A. Macdon Alir j. Notice to the creditors of school of scientific farm no a Western Canada limited. In Tho King s Bench. In the i of the wading up act matter of correspondence school ;