Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday june personal i and social Rutton returned to win 3 Bliss months mrs. Armstrong miss Ruttan leaves for Anutt Fuqua new 3 Sre she will take up a special i course for the summer. J mrs. A. A. Crowe returned a a. Honeymoons Pont in the s. They will occupy 11. Crowe s residence for the summer children. War led from a six Rasey s parents Wisconsin. To. Shaw Are hotel. Arrow s Ark. Of Belleville. Ont. Mrs. Caldwell Broad of 1-Mmonton, in the City. Dun visit Saul left saturday off. Accompanied by us. Who will be their weeks. Iru is Jessie who have been left last night for Thomas has for some time. H. Bellot Mon ing sir Clifford Bell Lias re irs. Loti ser with her .1 w. Sifton. Who has s now sonic journal. H 15. Sellers Are spend t the Minaki club. 453 Nairn ave of mrs d. A. Tiomi of the woman s Clay of patriotic week replacing mrs. G. D. Mckay who retired. Mrs. Stuart Malcolm Milan court has As her guest her Mother. Mrs. Charles a. Everhart. And master Henry gee Everhart o Norfolk Ginia. Mrs. Bell of Norwood formerly of Portage la Prairie announces the engagement of her daughter Eunice to or. Edwin Brown of Victoria. The marriage will take place very quietly _ or. Lawrence Roche and mrs. Grant hut Nerlund arrived last week from 1. Amity College school port Hope with the Hon. Or. Roche and mrs. Rocho in their private , Dosa. In route to Minne a quiet wedding took place in the Central congregational when the Rev. Kathleen of Winnipeg miss . Of Brandon mrs. Munroe of Battle Creek. Mich. Mrs. Walker of Montreal and mrs. Card ulness of Ottawa it was no Small pleasure for a family who made Good to meet and Greet Tneia Mother Over four score years of ago Bright in mind and Active in body. The Happy party left on tuesday mom ing in or. Mcarthur s private car Alberta and were accompanied As. Far As Montreal by or. And. Mrs. Mcintosh miss Pansy and miss Isabel a Mclntosh and d. B. Mclntosh. Miss Armstrong. Montrose Heights entertained Friday evening at a Linen Shower in Honor of miss a acids stun Clen a Bride to Rio of next month. A Large White Basket trimmed with wild roses containing Tho Dainty articles was carried in by miss Beulan Mcleod. After the Shower had been presented cards and dancing followed the music being provided by the May fair orchestra. Miss Irene Winkler the annual flight to the summer beaches has now begun in Earnest and the committee in Charpe of the babies milk depot is requesting that those go ing away for the summer would ring in the depot. Main 4223. And give per Mission to have their ice order shifted during their absence to an address furnished by the depot. Mrs. M. A. Hoover 415 Palisades i venue Santa Monica Cal. Formerly of Winnipeg entertained at her Home some Twenty Canadian ladies members of the Maple Leaf club of California on Friday the 18th of june. This club was organized by Canadian women mostly from Winnipeg to knit and sew for the Canadian soldiers at the front a pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Andrew s manse on Friday evening s visit or Sel Lon Octav Sli is the guest of or. And ills. John turn j Kajiji Montreal. R t Porter of Winnipeg Lias her Barents. Or. And mrs of Nutton. Ont., and " brother Robert Porter London. C Vincent has taken the of be entertainment Sec mrs. J. H. Billington mrs. W. K. Mcleod mrs. Cameron mrs. G. H. Btu Den the messes. H. Johnstone u. Stunden. Billing ton a. Campbell h. Mutch. H. Scott e. Jordan a. mans c. Goodman or. Mason and con troller Shore a very pretty House wedding took place saturday afternoon 3 at the Home of or. And mrs. J. E. Han lord 586 Broadway when their eldest Daugh Ter Mary Blossom became the Bride of or. Hugh Sommerville Ross the eldest son of or. And mrs. N. F. Ross of 227 Chestnut Street. Rev. Or. C. John Stone officiated assisted by the key. Richard Whiting. About forty guests were present. The drawing room where the ceremony took place was decorated with Bells of Pink and White. The Bride who was Given away by her s suit of White Superior fans want better terms for club Minneapolis Minn. Time president Burmeister left tonight for Superior . To meet Superior fans who Are interested in retain ing Superior s franchise in the Northern league. Burmeister has named a Price for the Superior franchise which is regarded by Superior fans As prohibitive and they Wilt tomorrow submit their proposition. Burmester b Pur pose of making a demand for the franchise is based on Tho theory of reimbursing the league for carrying the team along since it was abandoned by Steece two ago. F hat says Hon re burgers says no truth in Calgary Story of his for registration. Sheet 36 Pillow slips 536 wipes 2 Banda 3 pairs socks. A pretty wedding was solemnized it the Home of or. And mrs. Percy f. Roberts on wednesday. June 23. When miss Louise Bradshaw was United in i Narring to or. A Winfred Roberts. Hev. D. M. Solamita performed the ceremony. The fido wore her Ling suit of belgian Blue poplin the coat opening Over a Blouse of while embroidered Marquisette. Her hat was a pretty creation of Black lace trim med with pansies. Too Happy couple left on the 4.25 train to spend a six weeks honeymoon at the san fran Cisco exposition. A congenial and enjoyable House party was held at the Home of or and mrs. Thomas Mclntosh near Cornwall. Ont. Last week the guests being or. And mrs. J. D. Arthur. Mrs Donnelly and Rule daughter the bridal table was centred with Large wedding cake. After the usual toasts had been proposed or. And mrs. Ross drove to the . Station and aft by the Soo train for a honeymoon o be spent in the Sottili. Mrs. 1-ians Ord wore a very becoming mauve silk costume. Mrs. Ross Mother of the room wore a Black silk frown relieved Vith White lace with a Large White hat. She carried Pink roses. Mrs. Harry Koper Melrose of san Iago Cal., is a guest of Hor sister a. D. P. Cronin 984. Jessie ii Emie. Appropriate apparel in the Best of Good styles for Holiday Wear just a Little line of summer Wear to emphasize assortments and Good forgetting Good value is accompaniment in weather a that appreciable a every collection fair Outing Coats to lingerie coloured voiles and Linen . To Wash skirts to summer to middies ?1-25 to sweaters woo and silk to hosiery silk Lisle .50 to .75 hosiery silk. To hats. to Toronto 297-299 Portage Avenue Winnipeg women s War work conference exhibition of Indian Art swells funds . Opens work room for list of contributions. From Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Branch of the Vestern Art association hold the third of a series of exhibitions in the town Hall us Balcarres a few Days ago. The first was held at fort Quappelle and the second at que Appese station. A. Splendid collection of Indian work of Al kinds and Many curios were to be seen. To the president of the association mrs. Graham of Irile Hills Agency much credit is due Lor set Ting together such a. Large and interest ing ext ii. Many of the articles were loaned by the Saskatchewan. Museum and the other by different individuals. There were several gorgeously beaded dancing waists handsome beaded Coats leggings fire bags and moccasins. The proceeds amounting to will go to the Balcarres Branch of red Cross society who served Tea in the Hall from 3 to 6 o clock. This Branch of the Western Art association was formed five years ago the object being to Foster an interest in decorative Art in All its branches by having an exhibition each year of Dif Ferent forms of handicraft. They have undertaken to erect a Monument to Mark the spot of the signing of the drans knitting Guild and 2 pairs socks 24 Pillow slips 2 pillows 330 handkerchiefs 33 bandages 2 cards safety pins. La Dykes 6 pairs socks 2 pairs wristlets 8 hot water bottle covers. Service league 30 surgical gowns 24 Sheet 52 Pillow slips 254 Mouth wipes 100 Wash cloths 192 handkerchiefs old Linen. Ituna Cross society 16 pairs socks 6 night shirts 3 service shirts 1. Pair mitts 1 pair bed Stock Ings old Linen. Hope women s auxiliary 264 bandages 12 slings. Dougall 2 bottles absorbent Corbo lated Gauze. H. Perry 3 night Treherne school Grade vi., per miss C. Pairs socks. 9 surgical gowns. ., fort Garry chapter 2 pairs socks. United Empire pair Grey night shirts 7 pairs pyjamas 12 sheets is Pillow slips 6 Feather pillows 24 surgical kits 500 Wash cloths. Mouth wipes 12 towels 1 pair socks 1 flannel shirt. 10 knitted face cloths. 8 bandages. Silver Heights pairs socks 15 surgical gowns 52 t ban Dages. 16 Plain bandages 48 hand kerchiefs. ., Kitson chapter Macdonald pairs socks. S service shirts 22 surgical gowns 15 sheets 4s Pillow slips 240 bandages Khaki handkerchiefs. 144 cheesecloth handkerchiefs. 108 Wash Neepawa sheets 7 Pillow slips 40 towels. 4 dressing gowns pairs socks 384 handkerchiefs 30 Square slings. 7 Tea cloths s4.s com presses wipes 348 bandages 60 abdominal binders face cloths. 25 t slings. Gauze wipes. 36 Small surgical pads 96 surgical kits 4 pairs pyjamas 2 surgical gowns 2 nightingales. 4 plugs tobacco 1 Box insect powder old flannel. Prairie Gateway surgical gowns 78 surgical kits 6 is Ings 24 Small pads 180 bandages 32 Wash cloths wipes. We mess chapter Austin 36 surgical gowns handkerchiefs Ana tracts to each. Havergal College ban Dages. 10 pairs socks donations funds 95 cents per Young scholars. Nassau Baptist Church per mrs. Vin leg fracture bandages Lau nose bandages. 24 t bandages 100 Wash cloths 260 Mouth wipes 1 surgical Pil Low 1 rest 6 Pillow cases 10 Doz. Wipes Hospital suits made. First Baptist Church per mrs. Ingli pneumonia jackets 200 wipes. 7 pairs pyjamas 6 night shirts hand kerchiefs. St Margaret s surgical owns 1.8 pads 12 Sci Tetus bandages. Holy Trinity pneumonia jackets 72 wipes 12 slings 60 band Ages 48 t bandages underwear and blankets. Hon. Robert Rogers arrived in Winnipeg last night to take charge the conservative registration. He intends to remain Here for a week. He expects to be very Busy this the lists used in the provincial elections will Likely be the same As those used in the Dominion elections and the result this time it is thought will forecast Hon boobs Fate. One of the Calgary papers reported saturday that Hon. Robert Rogers had resigned and that Bennett had succeeded him. The minister was asked if this was True. Last night. What he exclaimed with a Deal of emphasis on the second word. Then there s nothing in he was asked no it s not Worth he replied. Have you anything to say about the subject that interests the people of Manitoba most at the present he next asked. I Don t know anything about he answered and a sly smile might be seen breaking beneath his Little moustache and the Crow s feet at the Corners of his eyes grew More noticeable. Help water District homesteading. What is the government going to do about settling the land along the greater Winnipeg water was the final query the Dominion is ready to open this land up for homesteading. This proposition has been put up to the Winnipeg committee which is hand ing the matter. They Are making the arrangements and then they Wil come to us to Settle the matter. They nay see me this week it. The sir Adam Beck made director of recounts june minister of militia has announced that sir Adam Beck head of the Hydro electric commission of Ontario has been appointed Canadian director of recounts and subject to the regulations of the War purchasing commission he will Purchase in Canada from time to time such horses As May to necessary to Supply wastage or for further contingents sir Adam Beck will also co operate with the department of militia and defence in providing for the transportation of horses from Canada. Lloyd mrs. Griffiths Thomas Kent und the Ever popular Charlie Evans Liss Millie Malcolm was an efficient accompanist. The follies have a special programme for tonight. Farewell Sermon of Roui Ilson bids goodbye to congregation of Augustine Church after 15 years of service. Start taking evidence on Fuller ton Montague to be heard in Capitol inquiry. The new Royal commission appointed to investigate the Fullerton Char Ges against the Norris government begins its work today in Tho court of Appeal chamber. As is Tho usual such cases the first Day s proceedings will be purely formal. At Tho appointed hour 10 a., m., the three commissioners will take then seats on the Bench and after naming court officials will order the com Mission to be read. It is expected that the document will instruct their lordships to make a full inquiry into the Fullerton charges. For that Pur pose it will no doubt authorize the commission to Send for witnesses compel the production of documents and take evidence under oath. C. P. Fullerton will attend before the commission to prosecute his with the assistance of e. Williams and a. B. Johnson. Hugh Phillips and Isaac Pitblado 1c a. Will represent the Norris government. The lawyers who will act for the Norris government As Well As or. Fullerton himself have not yet been notified whether or not the old government will be represented by Council. Sir Redmond Roblin on be ing asked about the matter last night German submarine reported blown up London Luivie renter despatch from Amsterdam says word has been received there that a. German submarine left Emden for the North sea Sank last tuesday near the Island of Bor Kum after a severe explosion the cause of which is not known. The message giving this report says that the officer in command and two members of the Crew who were in the Turret Are thought to have been saved. Tho remainder of the Crew was drowned. Session May produce some interest ing features. Sir Rodmond Roblin May take the stand again at t tie conclusion of or. Montague s evidence. Other witnesses who will probably to called Early Are H. Macleod general manager of the c. N. R., and professor Brydone , of Manitoba University. Britain must gt3aed Well her food Supply Rev. Or. Gilbert b. Wilson who for the past 15 years has served As the seemed indifferent to Whol o affair. I Don t know anything about lie replied to the question if he successful minister of augus Tine presbyterian Church preached his Farewell Sermon last night. The edifice was completely tilled and Many of the members and their friends were unable to gain admit Tance. The congregation had Viou Siy expressed their feeling and sentiment in parting with or. Wil son in an address which was presented to him on wednesday London Juno Walter Runciman president of the Board of Trade in an address at West Harllon Pool last night reviewed the food situation. He declared that Tho government was prepared to take drastic Steps to prevent the exploitation of the people s needs for private gain. He warned Millers that tie Price of flour must be reduced first treaty in 1s74 Between the British government and the indians of North West Canada Al fort Quappelle. Press Secretary. Meel at holy Trinity Parish House. The red Cross workers who meet every monday and thursday in holy Trinity Parish House have just sent another consignment of supplies to the reel Cross Headquarters consisting of 30 nne Nionia jackets. G surgical shirts. 2 bundles of Woolen underwear and pieces of blankets. 60 bandages 48 t bandages. 12 slings 72 wipes. Also 120 surgical kits have been sent direct to France. Signed Secretary. Work rooms. The . War Hospital Supply committee wishes to announce that the work rooms in the Industrial Bureau will he open to All daughters of the bin ire and their friends every Day at 2, commencing monday Juno 28, and in the mornings upon application to mrs. Flint. 046 Mcmillan Avenue. Cloth pieces suitable for making slip pers Are requested also All clean old White Cotton and Linen. New pieces must be washed to remove dressing. Voluntary War Aid St. John ambulance june 19-26. Donations Holland ladies auxiliary red Cross society 13 pairs socks 12 night shirts 12 pairs pyjamas is surgical gowns 6 Day shirts a towels 500 Mouth wipes fort Rouge methodist is sur ical gowns. 26 Pillow slips 2 pillows 504 sterilized surgical dressings. .43 old Linen dressings go bandages. St Giles Church. Patriotic sewing night shirts. Tommy s helpers. Pans socks. 16 Pillow slips. 1 night shirt 144 Eye pads. 24 surgical pads. Paver View sewing surgical Cowns 3 fracture pad wipes. Mrs. Reekie 2 pairs socks 2 Khaki handkerchiefs. Mrs. B. J. Wilson Iso wipes. Mrs. Richardson 3 night shirts. Mrs Mcgrier 48 wipes. Mark surgical 3g Khaki handkerchiefs to cheesecloth 680 wipes. 12 roller ban pets. Absorbent Cotton 8 pets. Gauze. Mrs. Pkt. Absorbent cot ton 1 Pkt Gauze. Mrs 3 pairs socks. Mrs. D. Linen. Mrs. Pair socks. Miss roller bandages. Mrs. Pairs socks. Pkg. Absorbent cot ton. 1 pkg. Gauge 1 rave lungs roller bandages. Miss pkg. Absorbent Cotton 4 pkg. Absorbent cot ton. 1 Pkt. Gauge. Service league surgical gowns to handkerchiefs Jib bandages 65 wipes 29 dressings sponges a tape sponges. Pairs socks 10 surgical gowns 2 flannel shirts 1 pair pyjamas. 4 night shirts. Government will be glad to have Tho and two conservative registration workers met or. Rogers at the last night. He had hardly descended from the Sleeper he had arrived in when he burst out with the question have you get the committee room for South Winnipeg located when he had received his Ansis he stepped to the two Mer and held a quiet conference wit i them Wlinich lasted however Lor on a few moments. He then Steppe into his car and was driven Home while the men departed. De. Anderson a passenger. Edward , icc., arrived o the same train with or. Rogers. My Anderson was formerly appointed by the late government to advise the members of the Royal commission but now lie is to proceed with an injunction against them because they threaten to Issue a Bench War rant for Thomas Kelly. Or. Rogers or. Anderson descended from adjoining cars. Borden Given Canada cartoon. Ottawa. June George per Ley has presented to sir Robert Bor Den the original drawing by Bernard Partridge of the striking cartoon which appeared shortly after the Battle of St. Julien in which the canadians displayed conspicuous valor and heroism. The cartoon depicts a Canadian Soldier 1ms head bandaged and bloody with ills Cap raised on his Rifle in his right hand and with the Canadian Flag in his left. In the background is s. Sheltered gun and broken wire entanglements. Gave Good programme. The Winnipeg follies gave their first sacred concert at their open Ait enclosure Happyland last night when there was a Large audience numbering at least people. Miss Eva Riley the Soprano of the com Pany made a big hit with her renditions and was forced to respond to several endorses. The Cornet solos by Sam were also Well received As were the songs by Elsie ing last and. Further expressions of Ami his former colleagues intended to anoint. Counsel. Parliament building inquiry. Hon. Or. Montague will be further examined by Tho Royal commission c the parliament building this Ino Nln in the Royal Alexandra. It in be pro lived that his evidence will be concluded by noon most of the ground having already been. Covered. As however he has not yet been questioned about hoi Wood s allegation opinion were saturday at Winnipeg Beach where a Large congregational picnic was held. At the morning service yesterday Jar. Wil son again preached the Sermon which he delivered when he took charge of Augustine Church 15 years ago. The evening he reviewed the work of the past and sought to stimulate the congregation to greater efforts in future years. _ during the period of or. Wilsons pastorate in. Augustine Church the congregation grew from a. Small organization until it has become one of the largest and most important churches of the denomination. Of teen years ago the Church had 1-10 members and the average attendance at services did not exceed of or 60. At the present time there Are members with a Large attendance every sunday. Up to the present Augustine Church has been or. Wilson s Only charge. That he arranged with e. C. Shank land of Chicago for the preparation of fraudulent plans for the dome the says turks have evacuated Adrianople London june Central news dispatch from r0mo states that the turks have evacuated Adrianople and withdrawn to the Cuba tale lines. Meat shortage feared. Ill. Runciman declared that despite All the efforts of the government there was certain to to a shortage of meal and that every Man woman and child must eat two pounds less i i d month. Summing up regarding food 1.1 in president of the Board of Trade Sis nil Mcanlly said the government does not want to be forced into ing Over the whole food Supply the touching on he Coal situation All. Runciman Samiou Mofid prices must be reduced Gen. Barend Wussels guilty treason. Bloemfontein Union of South Africa. June of Irois on Gen. Barend a creels. Sex member of the Union defence Council today was sentenced to live years imprison mint and to pay a line of Nicolas Serfontein and or. Conroy a member of the legislature ouch were sentenced to imprisonment Tor four years. In View of the fact that pre Vious dispatches from the near Bast had told of the turks strengthening Adrianople the foregoing must be accepted with Reserve. Purser accompanies great and assigns passengers staterooms and dining room sittings. Stewards meet train and carry hand bag Are 1o boat. Space sold to Toronto at oily ticket office Portage and body Power the food elements necessary to the development of mental As Wal As physical Power and endurance Are More Vasib assimilated from Good tread than from any other Good. 1-he wheat Grain refined and prepared for the digestion As it in bread is the Hasis of comparison for All foods. Butter nut boy is scientifically made from absolutely the the most efficient master Bakers and pure food the world spent years in careful experiments Boilore arriving at the formula for but tar nut bread. Don t be satisfied with just Ordinary bread when you can have butter nut bread for the same Money. In the interests of More mental and physical Power and Wise household Economy you should buy butter nut bread every Day. Every loaf of butter nut contains the very food elements your system needs. Butter nut tastes better than Ordinary bread and the taste As _ Well As the flavor stays in the of because it is wrapped in a sealed waxed paper wrapper. Ask your grocer for genuine butter nut bread or if you want a daily Supply of fresh bread delivered right to your door several hours after it leaves the ovens Telephone Sherbrooke 2018. Canada bread 17 face cloths. 6 Cotton night shirts. 32 Pillow slips 6 bed jackets 4 dressing gowns 8 sheets 28 pillows s6 hand kerchiefs. 2 blankets old Linen. Society 19 pairs socks 0 surgical gowns. 3 night shirts. Inc handkerchiefs. 4 hot water bottle covers 2 under vests 102 towels 22 sheets. 55 Pillow slips 12 Tea towels 2 tablecloths 1.272 Mouth wipes 105 bandages. 2 Rolls absorbent cot ton. 1 Box safety pins 2 tins Cocoa 7 cakes . Notepaper envelopes. Napinka Branch red Cross pairs socks. 10 surgical gowns 22 24 sheets 10 Pillow slips Mouth wipes. S j roller bandages 202 face cloths 1 Flannelette Blanket old Dominion pillows 61 Pillow slips 10 pairs Nocks 6 scarves 8 ser vice shirts 7 pairs wristlet. Cros society 27 socks s night shirts s Pillow slips 324 handkerchiefs Mouth wipes 114 face cloths. 204 roller bandages. Pairs pyjamas 2 surgical gowns. 10 roller bandages. Portage la Prairie per mrs. James Mouth wipes. D hot water bottle covers. 134 Wash cloths Blanket for of mentations. Patriotic society 14 Hospital convalescent suits. Cross ladies auxiliary 20 pairs socks 4 sheets. O2s handkerchiefs Soo face cloths Mouth wipes. 3% roller bandages. Sewing Circle 22 sheets 10 towels 6 slings 53 roller ban Dages s face cloths 6s handkerchiefs. Cross society 30 pairs socks of Pillow slips 61 Han la Aid so Cieto 10s surgical gowns 12 slings 106 handkerchiefs 432 roller bandages 17 abdominal bandages. Cross auxiliary 116 pairs socks. 30 surgical gowns. 1c pairs pyjamas. 24 night shirts 252 Wash cloths. 72 Large pads 114 Small pads Iso compresses 504 wipes 126 roller bandages. 4d2 handkerchiefs. Cross society 20 pairs socks. 3 bed jackets 3 night shirts. 1 pair wristlets s dressing gowns. 4 Rolls old Linen. I Golden Stream ladies pairs soles. Is surgical gowns is bandages 36 handkerchiefs. Giroux ladies surgical gowns 42w Doz. Wipes. 7 bandages Etc. Dak patriotic league 2 blankets. 2 White to quilts 7 sheets i unbleached sheets. 23 Pillow slips i surgical gowns 6 pairs pyjamas slings Wash cloths 132 bandages 24 handkerchiefs old Linen. Society 35 pair socks 7 pairs pyjamas 2 slings. 6 roller bandages. 108 handkerchiefs Yards cheesecloth 1-t protectors old Linen. Shower Given by mrs h. Perry mrs. Johnston mrs. S pairs socks. Economics society 21 surgical shirts 2 sheets 1 Scarf. Patriotic society 84 surgical kits. Wipes 84 larg pads. 270 face cloths 100 envelopes bandages. 1 Gros Antiseptic bandages 1 flannel shirt Doz surgical shirts 5 bundles old Linen surgical gowns. 1 Gre service shirt 2 bundles old Linen. It Francois Morrison 1 pair socks miss Mitchell 2 pair dailies jul tsp slips. 2f towels 32 Wash cloths 311 Mouth wipes. Pair wristlets 20 Tan handkerchiefs. Czerwin Secl Box on packing cases equal to Moncrieff Box 6 Large cases. 31 is l so. Mrs. Says italian torpedo boat sunk Vienna june official announcement says one of our submarines on Sun Day torpedoed and Sank on italian in the Northern Adri we have round hundreds of thousands shrewd women prejudice against Home made Are constant which they find economical stylish comfortable. Their patronage has built up the factory of the Dominion Corset company an Industry employing about 1200 hands under Ideal conditions of Comfort and . Buy thess made in Canada corsets. Used Hui inst allies continue a from Pago ranch which is raging on the fran of belgian Frontier. All gains maintained. Paris. June following off Ial communication was issued by the War office tonight in the Region to the North of Ai Ras the infantry actions reported in the preceding communication con imbed tonight. Our Gams have been wholly maintained. The Day was marked by an intermittent bombardment particularly violent on the suburbs of Arras. On the Heights of the Meuse to the East of the Trench the ermans delivered an attack which was repulsed except at one Point where they penetrated one part of the trenches held by two sections. _ on the rest of the front there is nothing to report except artillery scandinavian grand Lodge to meet i Kenora out., june first annual convention of the scandinavian grand Loci re of Western Canada International order of Good templars will be held Here on monday and tuesday july 5 and 6. The territory embraced by the grand Lodge includes Manitoba Saskatchewan and a portion of Ontario West of Lake Superior. About 50 delegates will be present from widely separated Points. They will arrive on Satur Day july 3, and will be entertained by the members of the local Lodge and will also be taken for a trip on the Lake of the Woods. Monday evening they will be tendered a complimentary select Kenora next meeting place. Kenora ont., june the com Efflo Kenora was selected As the meeting place for next year. Chief Gordon a special Sale of carpets will be the great feature of tuesday s offering in final disposal of the Leslie Stock. who has been attending the Conven Tion carried with him a letter of invitation from the mayor and coun cil to the chief constables association stating that they would pleased t0 have them select town As be this their nest meeting place. This will be the first of a number of remarkable special Days in the carpet and draperies department designed to effect a com plete clearance of All carpets rugs Wall. Coverings upholstering Etc., before the close of the Isale. There Are Many who will re me infer the extra Ordinary values offered at the special carpet Sale Dur ing last Sale that had no precedent in Winni Peg both for the wonderful bargains offered and for the Success that attended it. On tuesday All previous offerings will be surpassed. Eighteen patterns of English Wilton and Axminster body and Border carpets will be offered at 85c per Yard body and 55c per Yard Border. Being your measurements. The values offered Are on goods regularly priced from up to s3.00 per Yard. The principal colourings Are two tone blues Rose Mulberry and Grays with Chintz Borders and Oriental designs. All these carpets atre up to Date recent Stock. Bring your measurements. Watch for later announcements of a remarkable clearance of body carpels Only being Slock of which the of the Border has been sold. These Are especially suited for Hall and Landing coverings and for bedrooms Al Orp covft37gci Sale open s at 8.30 . No Telephone orders will be accepted. While in the store devote a Little time to an inspection of the furniture Stock and the Sale prices attached. It will be self evident that our Promise of reductions from 75% to 25% off Cost Price has been More than made Good. All sales strictly Cash. Buy now for later needs 324 main Street the House of Quality phone main 150 ;