Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 24, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba thursbay june 1915. Women prepare for patriotic week bed letter Day is promised announcement of arrange ments made yesterday. Con spacious by their presence. Or. Macintosh would appear to have hit upon the solution of Tho Small boy pro Blem in the City. Personal and social Public works. Col. A. D. Tekac of Vancouver Lias i proceeded from astern Canada., pursuant to his appointment As second in command of the Cana a Ftp b13w1ju. -r.t-, Dian Hospital at Shorne Loffio mrs Morao who has been with my in the East is on her Way to Vancouver Whei Osho will spend tie summer at Rycroft i Jafoya Miller and g. Mod Early Ien tins t he have ref layered a substantial cot. Tributino of s woman s Day. July 6 of the National patriotic week promises to be a red letter Day of a red letter week. Those interested met yesterday afternoon in the Industrial Bureau mrs. H. P. H. Galloway president of the local Council in the chair and mrs. R. F. My Williams convenor of arrangements explained the various schemes now under consideration. So car it has been decided that shelter would be mothers May leave thei in charge while they do the Brand stand. It was suggested that a checking room be run in this connection but the idea was discouraged since it was Felt the women would object to any hint it checking the most wonderful child in Cross will have a tent and the . A. Rest tent. In this latter which will be run All week Tea will to served on woman s Day. And As Well miss k. Hemming has undertaken to arrange a musical programme. One group of speakers will staff a Fortune telling Boot while the girls of the hos Pital Aid society will sell the song Hie Call to mrs c h. Kemp s company has secured several City lots Ana these win lie raffled. The girls under mrs. M. 1. Mcneil s direction have evolved an at Tractive scheme of Selling the flags of Tho allies Eracli Vendor being gowned la the National costume of the country whose Flag she is uttering. A thing of shreds and patches is the contribution of the Knowles boys Home committee who will have charge of the Bale of Patricia Flag patches. Mrs. My Williams recited the numbers of things which could be made from these flags and it was an imposing list making tie audience wonder How Robinson Crusoe managed without them. The suggestion of the department store offered a wide scope and w the m. Stanley Mitchell chapter of the the ., held a most successful Are vices held in the convention Silver Tea at the Home of sirs. D. H. Hall of the Industrial Bureau in. Anvil. Holman Mayfair Avenue. Tho military Tea table entered with the Union. Jack and Tho Allied flags guarded with miniature Canon and soldiers was in charge of mrs. Tree Avert and sirs. The Many friends of miss Alice Mitchell Reader and teacher of Ora tory will to pleased to learn that her sister miss Sophie Mitchell is convalescing. They Are spending the sum in. Mer at Dartmouth . Las Mitchell and mrs. For the second hour. Will a turn to Winnipeg in september s for the first hour and mrs. Be Page Dartmouth is assisting were miss Kle Anur Shanks. Miss Grace snacks. Miss wore accompanied by hot n acumen Siciu Honni was realized which will be children used to buy surgical necessities for the at the front. Ill be taken up. It was that. Patriotic novel ties should be Boughten up wholesale and at wholesale an sold out in a miniature store at retail prices. Or Ellen Douglass explained How the majesty of the Law is to be maintained it will be in the keeping of the members of the woman s Rifle association who properly costumed will patrol tie grounds a warning to the would be evil doer. They will not How Over carry their rifles. They will have a patrol and a Central police station and in addition a. Mounted corps of six. Tho women will go on in two hour shifts. A Rifle Range will also be instituted where every one can shoot including Mother. There will be prizes of Fer Edff the highest scores. In order to facilitate matters Thi committee of arrangements has div idol into four sections. Mrs. G. B. Baldry undertaking Tho supervision of the Chil Cluren s shelter. Fortune telling am raffle. Mrs. Mcneil the Selling Facil Hies mrs. C. Little the serving. Stich a. Taking of ushering in Tho Gran stand and mrs. G. A. Mckay the entertainment Section. Women s Canadian club. Alex. T. Macintosh assistant com missioner of the provincial boy scout association has a reputation As pleasing speaker Ami in a Mounem him As the speaker at the woman1 Canadian club today at d at the Eoj i Alexandra hotel the. Executive express tuls. till be Little daughter Violet left last night on Tho 6 o clock train for her Home in Ottawa alter spending the past i six weeks with her daughter mrs. Joel Pullan Sherburn Street. Turs. W. S. Kerfoot of Vancouver who has been visiting friends m the East stayed Over a few Days in Winnipeg Tho guest of her Cousin mrs. F s Carson ill Bannantine Avenue. Mrs. Kerfoot left for her Home yester Day morning. Mrs m. A. Greenman u32 Arlington Street announces the engagement other eldest daughter Hose to or. Al Fred j. Mcdonald son of mrs. M. My Tho marriage will july or. And mrs. H. Weidman an the engagement is announced of Atherine Christine Shillington eldest Aughter of or. And mrs. H. Shilling n. Of Lanark ont., to Tho Rev. Wil am h. Pankhurst. Eldest son of or. And mrs. W. , Hastings song. The marriage to take place in t. John methodist Church july 5, at pm Rov. J. W. Churchill m.a., Fricia thug. Mrs. G. F. R. Harris Harvard venue was at Home yesterday Atter Oon when a number of friends drop de in to say goodbye to mrs. Ralph Hoskins who is returning to her Hyime Donald of this n Toronto tomorrow. The 1ea table take place to quietly which was in charge of mrs. Victor g. A Wlliams was centred with Pink peonies. X or. And mrs. H. A. Tire announce he engagement of their Niece. Ger rude m. Hayes to or. Walter p. Scott f Memphis Teliin. The marriage will Alee place Tho Middle of july. Mrs p. B. And Richard Towne and Var and mrs. Thomas Childs and their Sori Preston All of Holyoke. Mass., who Are touring Canada arrived in Wii i leg yesterday and Are registered at the Royal Alexandra. S mrs. A. R Hadgraft place received yesterday afternoon in Honor of her sister mrs. Harry Osier of co Bourg ont. The Dainty Tea table centred with peonies was presided Over by mrs. Perdue. Airs Victor Vallance and baby leave today for Hamilton ont., they will be the guests of mrs. Vallance s Mother mrs. Moody for the summer months. Mrs. K. H. Tuirner and children of Saskatoon have to spend the summer with mrs. Sumner s parents judge and Madame Prudhomme. Mrs. Napier Lay ton Stradbroke place is entertaining this afternoon at the Tea hour in Honor of mrs. Harry Osier of Cobourg. Ont. Miss Odney May Mackenzie of Fem ohm Highway. Fort yester Day for a month s vast at Vancouver mrs. K. C. Johnston leaves this week to spend a Holiday at Keewatin Beach the guest of a w Baker. Miss Edith Anderson of Toronto if the guest of mrs. G. D. Wood Arm Strong s Point for a Tew Days. Miss Eileen Magness of Erie penn., is visiting in the City. Senator Ross of Moose jaw Anil Watson of Portage la Prario were callers at Tho legislative buildings of Chicago 111., the marriage to take place july 27. Or. Arid mrs. Angus Robertson announce Tho engagement of their Daugh Ter Linda May to or. John Ross Rich Ardson of Saskatoon formerly of Meg the marriage to take place City july 3. Or. And mrs. James Kidston of Chicago Are guests at the Royal Alex Andra hotel. I. Kidston is a Well mown Grain Man and visited the Giam Exchange yesterday. Or. And k Leech have opened their summer cottage at min Aki and have with them As their guests for the season mrs. Philp and miss Maude Philp. Lewis of Melita Man., announces the marriage of her Daugh Ter Carrie Mcgregor to or. James o. Beckstead. The wedding will take place Early in or. And mrs. Chas. Stewart. Gros Venor Avenue Are the guests for Tho week end of or. And mrs. J. B. Hopi Olerson Minaki. Ont. Mrs. Miller and family left yesterday for Tho Lake of the Woods. They occupy the Ven. Archdeacon Island Homo for the summer months. Mrs. J. A. Parkdale Norwood grove., a lion miss Dalphne a loins Mcdowell eldest daughter of Jamea Mcdowell moly la a White had county Antrim Ireland was United in marriage to or. David Barny of Winnipeg. The ceremony was performed by j the Rev t. A. Of the Happy couple were the recipients of Many handsome gifts. Or. And -m.es. Barry will to Home on the is Friday i july at Norwood court. Or. And mrs. H. Ritchie of Kenora announce uie engagement t of their eldest daughter Helena Vaughn to John w. Morris of Stony Mountain eldest son of or. And mrs. J w. Mor Ris Sheffield England. The wedding will take place Early in august., i Fox was the scene a pretty wedding yesterday at iary was United in Man lace to Wilford Rinehart Camp Laell. The Bride who was Given away by her Brothel. Entered the to the strains of Lohengrin s bridal chorus played by miss Ella Archibald. She was attired in a Biown travelling suit with Coll Ai and Belt of White kid and a Dainty Blouse or flesh coloured crepe. Wore a picture hat of Pink Satin trim meet with Pink tulle and Black ospreys. She carried a Shower bridal roses. Miss Owen Daviere the brides maid wore a sown of flowered crepe with Pink Satin Bolera and Girdle and trimmed with Shadow lace and a Pic Ture hat of while lace showing touches of Black velvet and Pink roses. She carried u Bouc Tuel o pick f pin k Killarney roses. Little doric Rotaru on of bran Don Niece the Bride acted As Flower and carried a Basket of Pink car nations. She wore a Dainty Trock Pale Pink voile. My a lingerie hat faced with Pink slurred Ninon. The Groom was supported by or. A. L. Lough. During the signing of the Register the sons because was effectively rend ered by mrs. W. A. Robertson of Brandon. Mrs. John Campbell Mother of the Groom wore a gown of Gray silk crepe with hat to mat Oil. Mrs. Harvey of Kamsack sister of tie Groom was at Thieu in Bronze Green silk with White Hal trimmed with Black velvet and roses. Mrs. D. J. B. Davies was gowned in flowered voile with hat to match. Mrs. W. A. Robertson wore a gown of Gormn Blue faille silk the Bolero open ing Over a Blouse of White silk crepe embroidered with Blue and Gold. Her hat was Black trimmed with old Gold. Imp. And mrs. Campbell left on the 6.05 train for the Lake of the Woods where they will spend the summer. After sept. 1 they will be at Home to at Jujj Horace Avenue alone will overlap the entire teutonic output. It will take months before can obtain the maximum or. Lloyd George went on. Exist ins firm s arc unable to deliver goods in accordance with As re Emonts be cause they cannot mail the machines. It it entirely a question o labor. If i could Lay my hands on an. Adequate Supply of skilled labor j could double few weeks on Supply. Machine guns. Must suspend restrictions. I cannot forecast Germany s nex move. If she swings her forces from the East to the West it is vital of the lines of our troops and in Orde to enable them to maintain thei positions every machine gun shop b productive. It is essential that Trade Union restrictions which i interfere with a great output of munitions shall temporarily be suspended at once. There must be a stoppage m slackness and an end must be put to the practice of employers pilfer ing each other s men there must be no strikes or lockouts during the w dealing with the difficulties which he had to overcome the minister of munitions said he Early recognized that existing armament firms were inadequate to Supply the new or flu armies. A vast improvement already had been made by inviting business men to organize in their own to Man. The Fune Abl of Percy Newns of Kirk Leld Park was held yesterday afternoon from Gardiner s undertaking rooms to Brookside cemetery. Rev. Lot Swalwell conducted the services. The death took place wednesday evening at the family residence. 121 Des Street Norwood of Agnes Clara Watson aged 21 years and .8 months the funeral takes place Fri Day afternoon at 2.30 from Clark Leatherdale s Branch office. 150 Marion Street Norwood to Brookside Ceme Tery. Robert Lansing succeeds Bryan definite selection for permanent port of state Secretary is announced. Washington june Lan sing Secretary of state and interim. The resignation of William Jennings Bryan has been definitely selected by president Wilson for the permanent Post and has accepted. Or. Lansing who is a son in Law of former Secretary of state John w. Foster became counsellor of the state department upon retirement of John Bassett Moore and has been openly regarded As president Wilson s main stay on questions of International Law in All the difficult diplomatic negotiations which have been thrust upon the United states throughout the european War. It is a matter of common remark in Washington that he Lias commanded tie respect and Admira Tion of the foreign to a marked degree. His last work before counsellor for the stale was As agent for the United the Anglo american claims lion. F i thaw takes stand. Stronn Effort to jury of Hie sanity of new York june thaw took the stand today As tin first witness in the trial before a jury to determine his sanity. Or. Stanch Field in opening thaw s Case told jury tin-1 main question at Issue whether thaw is sane at time and whether Hon Liberty be a menace to society. Attorney read to tie jury finding of the commission found thaw sane during his trial in. 1907, when the jury Dij. Agreed. Thaw s defence then and n the second trial was temporary in. Sanity and this was flip verdict it the .1ui-y at the second trial said it lawyer. If necessary i will product the members of that jury who will testify that they believed rendered the thaw in escaping from Mattw. Wan insane Asylum violated no declared or Stanchfield. He walk cd out because he believed he a sane and was Beloff illegally St. He continued. This he Toli to the jury that tried him for conspiracy to escape from Mattes wan and the twelve men acquitted under Sta Richfield s on a liar the stand sketched briefly his escape has full first t 6 Cali Ali my return to new Hampshire ant the subsequent first to have him brought Back to new York. Then lie Tola briefly How a commission appointed judge Aldrich in new Hampshire had adjudged Hlin sine and there was an audible note of to in Mali in his voice As he reached that Point. Thaw s comparatively Early Missal was apparently1 As much of a Surprise to the state As was my be info to the stand cavities. For instance through local or d a or a la diva Corset. Because they Are about fifty Centa out of every Dollar paid for imported corsets now goes for customs duties and profits on them which add nothing in Corset value. -2-15 but made in Canada corsets made by the Dominion Corset one of the Best equipped Corset factories in the world. Their friends Norwood. Maryland methodist Church was the scene of a pretty wedding of wednes Day afternoon when tie Rev. A. Harn Illon United in marriage Misk Alice of Balmoral to or. Gerald s. Bell. The Bride wore a. Travelling suit of Blue silly poplin her Blue hat was trimmed with Jargo tulle bows and Bronze Flowers. Her Corsage bouquet was of roses and Valley lilies. Miss Clara Dun Field was bridesmaid. She chose for the occasion a Sand col ored silk suit with a leg Horn hat trim med with tulle and roses. She carried Pink roses. Or. Norman. Bell act e d As grooms Man. A reception was held after tie Cere Mony at the Home of or. And mrs Ami Anderson 492 of wry Street or. And mrs. Bell left for a Honey Moon to be spent in the last Miami june constant of visitors kept mrs. W. H. Campbell very Busy from i to g u o. When she received la Honor of Hor daughter mis. A. T. Dickson who looked very Charm in m her wedding sown of Ivory a Booty Satin. Mrs. It. Bolting and mrs. W. G. Graham in charge of the Dainty Lea table a Biclie was centred with wild roses. The Young lad web As sisting were misses a. Sterling m. Gould. H. Bombing and d. Collins. Miss l. Bowman and mrs. A. C. Kerr assisted mrs. Campbell in. Receiving her guests. A animation in one town alone shells monthly already were beg turned out there and these figures were expected to Rise to ten munition areas. Great Britain or. Lloyd George said would be organized into ton munitions areas. In London he said there shortly would be another Wool wich Arsenal Able to turn out pro Dilious quantities of War material. Or. Lloyd George emphasized that lie intended to rely largely upon decentralization and real Progress he said already had been made since the establishment the munitions department. With regard to the Supply of or. Lloyd George said it May be necessity to take com plete control of the Metal Market in order to by sure that valuable material is not wasted in non essentials. In the meanwhile the depart ment is procuring full information ror arding stocks of raw and Semi manufactured Metal. I am sorry to say the minister continued that there arc indications of the holding up of supplies of material in. Certain quarters for higher sons of Scotland conclude session. Hamilt ii ont., june biennial session of grand Camp . Wound up today. Election of officers resulted As fellow s grand chief a. C. Gordon Toronto Brand chieftain Locklio Wilson Toronto grand Sec . M. Robertson Toronto Brand treasurer or. Alex. Fraser Toronto executive prof. Ferguson of Toronto colonel David Mccrea of Guelph we. Mcintosh of Belleville and capt. Mclennan of Glengarry. The session also dealt with the Constitution and passed the reports of the various standing committees. Why veteran1 pastor marries. Chicago june Lloyd Jones Veteran settlement worker author lecturer pastor of All souls Church i this City and director of the Abraham Lincoln Centre this. Afternoon will marry mrs. Edith la Kersteen superintendent of Type Centre. Or. Jones is 71 years old and mrs. La Kersteen 59. For ten Vears mrs la Kersteen has been do ing of the work at the ment and i have been getting most of the credit. It. We should said or Jones Mother of Pearl cuff links Loose link connections Are an i Ideal summer with of Pearl equal in Sissy there 4s no danger of the links pulling through the cuff nor Are they hard to insert. C in ouf selection we have both and Oval with Chain or Long Flat link connection in 10k and at up d. A Dingwall limited jewellers Portage ave. And main St. Women s Low and pumps we present some of the greatest values Ever seen we have gathered together 100 pairs at our no. 2 store women s Duck in colors Cov ered heels Outing . Regular 1 45 values. Sizes 2 to 5. Sale Price 1 500 pairs women s oxfords pumps strap slippers Patent Tan calf Vici kid suede and other leathers. There is an excellent assortment Don t misjudge them because of their Low Price come and see. All sizes in the lot. On Sale at our 3 stores. Reg. And values. Sale Rannard shoe Ltd no. Main Street Corner no. Portage no. Portage ave. At it least one article of daily use is of the same Quality As it was a Quarter Century ago and is much less expensive Ivory soap now As then is the same pure mild High Grade White floating cake. And it now Sells for 5 cents. Cents Ivory soap. Pure Procter Gamble factories in Hamilton Canada millinery of Quality style and distinction at prices without parallel read every item. To Tri id med hats for to trimmed hats for s4.00 to White shapes for to shapes for. Milan shapes for v-50 leghorn flops and to trimmed panamas for. To panamas to 1 hats for to so hairs will vanish after this treatment toilet helps Tou can keep your skin free from hair or fuzz by the occasional use of Plain Del atone and in using it you need have no fear of marring or in Juring the skin a thick paste is by mixing some of the powdered Dela tone with water. Then spread on the hairs and after 2 or 3 minutes rub off Wash the skin and All traces of hair have vanished be careful however to get real action of single spoonful surprises Many a Winnipeg. People who bought the simple mixture of Buckthorn bark Glycerine etc., known As Are surprised at the instant effect of a single spoonful. This remedy is so Complete a Bowel Cleanser that it is used successfully in appendicitis., Adier i a. Acts on both lower Bowel and one spoonful relieves almost any Case of constipation sour or Gassy stomach. One minute after you take it the gases rumble and pass co. Wedding to Ostrich mounts for to Flowers for _.-. Ostrich ruffs for to .75 London Feather company limited 283 Donald St. Of p. Eaton s ;