Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 29, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press. Winnipeg tuesday june Iorg problem a. Of employment United states has co operation Post office and the immigration department. Item states is undertaking the f Yon of her unemployment prob 6 i Croag h a system of co operation j pen the. Postof nce and the 1m k department working to out work and the would Miyei tog Ether. Or. P. C. In charge in j for the Stales of Illinois sin Indiana and Michigan at Chicago who 1711 t Fie in the City sex the arrangement. All per rate intr work Register at their ?rc3 Post office stating what sort snid Layment they have to offer conditions. Those seeking in the same Way stat qualifications. Both lists in on to the Imine station de Thero they Are sifted and a Between employer and effected As carefully As of canadians anxious to escape conscription who wore crowding1 into Illinois at least according to a Sec Tion of the press of that state. This remarkable exhibition had in seme Way escaped the attention of the immigration authorities altogether and had Only revealed itself to some enterprising news gatherer. Prentis had been stationed in Winnipeg some ten years ago and he expressed himself As astonished and delighted with its growth and Gen eral Progress towards acquiring us a metropolitan atmosphere. His wife accompanied him. Personal and social scheme hut worked out spleen said or. Prentis. Already 11 ii settled several hundreds of w of course so far it has been agricultural help that has Rad Klied immigration had tidally ceased to United states i the authorities were putting Feir energies on problems of invest Tion of conditions of those Immi its already there. Came up Here on a Case of two us Iroles from this Side that had into to the doctor at least i made that v excuse. But i really was very Ntilis to see to did of Kriwow the tremendous influx mrs. John d. Morton Fleet Avenue entertained at Tho Tea hour yesterday afternoon. The pretty Tea table Cen tred with Pink peonies was presided Over mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs. E. W. Allingham has had mrs. George Wilson Smith As her guest at her cottage Khaki Winnipeg Beach for some time. Or. Wilson Bmith and the misses Allingham spent the week end at the cottage. The Ven. Archdeacon and mrs. Fortin leave on thursday for the East. They will spend the summer at Fredericton and other Points on the Atlantic coast. N Al if mrs. Thornton Williams and Daugh ters Gladys and Margaret of Furby court left last night for Points in the West and the California exposition. Mrs. Henry Law. Of Ottawa is the guest of her daughter mrs. A Evans Gertrude Avenue. Miss Rainey. Suite 7, Hampton court left on last night s train for Vancouver to visit relatives and friends lives and friends. Miss Maud and Flora Amey of Armington ont., Are making their Way East after visiting several months in Edmonton with their aunt mrs. John june Clearing offering new and fashionable lines in Street and motoring1 Coats at one third off the marked prices Sovei to gabardine checks a rid Novelty materials. Rippled and belted backs some have Patch pockets convertible contrasting collars and deep armholes others set in sleeve some silk lined others to the Waist Only. Regu Lar Price to for to Toronto 297-299 Portage Avenue Winnipeg Montreal strikingly attractive is the really new White arabian in either the Duck or Canvas. Cool As they they Are admirably suited to the Light summer dream and Light silk Hose and impart a quiet dignity and Good taste for either Street or House Wear. Style no. Widths narrow top binding in Black. Medium Vamp with neat muck ornament and Black circular lox Long on turned sole. French heels. Unfit and flexible yet with 11 de heh fully firm comfortable to Ftp at Tho and Viool. Price style no. White in. Either Duck or Canvas. Turnour French heels. Price ?3lb0 we choose our shoes Only because we consider Thorn worthy. Worthy in in a. The feet of those desiring perfect fitting distinctive shoes. Street. Winnipeg s finest shoe adjoining Union Sank building. A. Mcdougall. There Are spending a few Days in Winnipeg visiting to Weir friends. They Are the guests of fills. Nell Clark and family 107 Sherbrooke Street. A very enjoyable dance was held the members of the win Ripe Lawn Tennis club at their Clun House on Roslyn Road. The lawns were a pretty with their myriads of chinese Lan terns. The music provided was Excel Lent and dancing proved very popular. The chaperones for the evening were mrs. To. D. Sutfield mrs. Leslie and mrs. F. Bou Cuie. Fau pet served from Dainty tables placed on the veranda. Among those noticed were. Or. And mrs. Harry Archibald or. And mrs. J. D. Suffield or. And mrs. Ban Kin or. And mrs. Canni or and mrs. Leroy miss Maxwell. Miss Davidson. Miss a new miss Ivora Jai Dine miss coldwell miss Stork miss Lund the messes. Forty Elbe Mellor. Montague. Smart Perdue John d Orey go on. Mcdonald Harles Beecher. Keel mrs George Foster Verley and Northrop. A i t P. Brady manager of the Cochrane division of the National transcontinental is a guest at the fort Tarry hotel. He arrived on saturday and is visiting Winnipeg in connection wit to the Transfer of the . Line East of Winnipeg to government control. Other visitors at the fort Garry Are Richardson superintendent of the transcontinental W. Ukitis. Of Cleveland Ohio mrs. Albert Ryan and daughter Margaret or -minri., and To. Pare of the Amstein ii Luigi. Club i ,1 l a v dam Canadian mortgage company hol land. Misses and Hinman two american members of the Alpine i id of Canada spent saturday in Winni Peg. They Are going on an expedition to the big Mountain one Hundred Miles North of it. Robson. And expect to spend three weeks lit its base. Inu will give them Lime to make several attempts on the Mountain that is. The weather permits. They propose to reach the Summit. Miss Holland Prince Rupert court has opened a. Five weeks summer course in China painting from june 22 to the end of july. This is the first course or its kind has been held in Western Canada and will carried on along the same methods As summer classes in new York and other East Ern cities a number of which Holland has attended. Pipestone numbers among its Resi dents a lady of 74 years who threatens to carry Oft the record for the knitting of socks for soldiers. Mrs. Mary Ful flier is her name and although quite Blind she has sent in thirty pairs of Idocks to red Cross Headquarters. Mrs Fulcher is the Mother of mrs. E. To Patmore of Pipestone the friends miss Sucena v Smith 203 Canora Street will pleased to learn of her return Home after spending the greater part of the two years at the conservator of music at Toronto where she passed her vocal examinations with honors and obtained the degree of . A meeting of the auxiliary of the Northwest Field Force was held Mon Day afternoon in the fort Garry Hutc. To Complete the plans for the. Guessing contest that will take place during patriotic week at the exhibition miss Loggie. Graduate nurse of the Winnipeg general Hospital spent a few Days in Ottawa the guest of her sister miss Dorothy Loggie at the Ottawa ladies College. Mrs. L. Williams and her grand son. Gerald Lamb of of Charles Street left saturday night for port land. Ore., intending to return Early in september. Mrs. Harry p. Hanson and Little daughter Katherine. Leave this wee for Toronto and other Eastern cities they will away a bout three months iss Marjorie Homer is visiting in Victoria the guest of her aunts. Mrs T. Griffiths. Fort and mrs Robert Strathen Faul or. Thompson Kirby Victoria a former resident of Winnipeg is spending a Short time Here a guest at the Corona hotel. Or. Bob Dingman Toronto is the guest of his aunt. Mrs. R. Coleman of Argyle apartments during the sum Mer holidays. 1 miss Nellie Tisworth of Ingersoll. Sister of the late major Tisworth is visiting mrs. C. H. Grant 128 Evan son Street. Rev. Father Lawlor of Boston was the guest of or. Fred. Bawlf Over the week end breaking his journey to san Francisco. Clayton Hamilton. 453 Cumberland Avenue left in saturday to spend his vacation in Forest ont. 01 Rev. A. E. Fribourg has returned from Minaki where he spent a month s Holt Day at the Naki inn. Lieut. H. J. Haffner passed through Winnipeg last night on his Way to the front. Mrs. James Manson and daughter of Montreal Are in the City visiting friends. S at miss Florence Melon has returned Home after three weeks visit to Carn Duft. Sask. And san at Salt Ornia Iego Lake or the Panama fall exposition at san Diego for ome. Time they we visit some of the ,01pes in Mexico. Returning y Way of los Angeles to the Panama Pacific exposition at san Francisco. After sojourning there for about ten they we travel boat to Borl and where they will spend a couple if Days thence to Seattle. Leaving Seattle they flu take . Steamer or Vancouver via Victoria where they vill spend a week. From the coast hey will travel the . To Winni weeks expect to gone about six at the homa of or. And. Mrs Sinclair Remner Elmwood on monday june r Bremner gave in marriage his Niece miss Jean Bradner second daughter of the late John Bremner manager of Crawford s Yards. Arck Scotland to or. Fred Griswold Man. Tho Rev. J. P. Sinclair officiated. The Bride s veil of net which caught her hair with clusters of Orange Blossom fell in soft folds gown of soft White silk trimmed with Fine White lace. The Groom s gift to miss Furness the bridesmaid was a very pretty Gold brooch and to mrs. Sinclair Bremner a handsome cake Basket. A very pretty House wedding took place monday afternoon at 4 o clock at the Home of or. And mrs. D. Murray dome hotel when their daughter a. Evelyn became the Bride of or. G. Vivian. Rev. Archdeacon Fortin performed the ceremony. The Bride wore her travelling suit of dark Blue Serge with tailored hat to match. Or. And mrs Vivian left on the 4.4-5 train and will spend their honeymoon at Newport and Eastern cities. Bailey Sergt. Herbert big land. At Wilson . Leslie eng land. At Hogg George s., Scotland. At previously reported wounded and missing now unofficially prisoners Anderson James Scotland Carr Henry w., England. Previously reported wounded now unofficially prisoners George f., England. Biddi Lup Philips England. Unofficially reported prisoner Ketteridge Merton Previously reported Rochell que. At Mcleish we. M., Verdun que. At Dougall Robert Scotland previously Hicks Francis g previously wounded Mayo farm West Battleford sask. Wounded Eagle Lieut. Richard formerly . England. June missing Dixon Charles formerly 17th Sydney mines . Clover Alfred England. Casualties Continuo it from paste one unofficially prisoner Wallace. Archibald Lang Toronto. Sixteenth battalion. Wounded Watson. John formerly 12th free Ericton Junction first Field company Canadian engineers. Wounded Harmon . Burdette William Woodstock . Divisional ammunition Park severely wounded Ackroyd Abraham. Twentieth Street Edmonton Alta. June bars will close t monday afternoon list Ottawa june issued to Day first battalion. Killed in action Pratt Sergt. We. John accruing ton eng. Walker Sergt. A Jfred London eng. Wak3lin, Sergt. Fred Bert Northampton Ward Sergt. Henry George London. Eng. Corp. Arthur Bostan in Ord eng. Blew Don Fredk. James Portsmouth Chance Edward Ridgemont Creighton. . Charles Edmund Fao Sboro eng. Bowhay pub. Lance London England. Doherty pet. John lower Camp Sie Ireland. Dts near James land on ent Martin pet. William B., Edin Burgh Scotland. So Leckei pet. Blazo Niksich Montenegro. Burns pet John Glasgow. Scot , pet. Noel George Bromley eng. Cope pet wm., castles Dermont Ireland. I Jack. 3, Hay. Eng. Jones. Pet. Fredk. Arthur London eng. Reid pet James h., London e _ crossing. Pet. Jambs irvings town Ireland. Bad Nch pet. Seo. Huntley pet. Edward London. Nine . List Ottawa june following list was issued at 9 o clock tonight first battali1on. Killed in action june 15 bunt3n, Frederick j., Foi Merly filth Peterboro ont. Biggar . John London ont. Curtis. Roy b., London ont. Clarke James Thomas Strat Foid ont. Brunning William St. Ont. Joiner Joseph Chatham ont. Fair . Roy Nichols Akona Post office ont. Murdoch . Wm., Chat Ham. Ont. Wilson Sergt. John g., Stratford ont. Reid Alexander Harrington West ont. Dennis . Richard Chatham ont. Mansfield bugler Joseph via Tuthill Sergt. Thomas Strat Mayek Albert Henry South Hampton ont. Suffering from concussion Grieve Allan formerly oth is Clara Street Edmonton Alta. Smith Greorge Fred formerly oth St. John. . Sergt. John Francis general delivery Vancouver. . I Niclo W. Formerly 9th Leon Robert John Gananoque Mcdonald Nicholas Parry sound Harry a formerly a the Lochlin. Ont. Ikon James Pitt Sam a Perm. Horne Thomas m., Parry sound . Joseph Gladstone pet. John Hackney icon eps. James Greenock Scot Hompton pet. Thomas Nulla vally Ireland. Entered Moose jaw quietly Heller . Adam a., Hes England. . Robert Scotland. _ Lang Gilbert England. G1bbard, Stanley Jsn Gand Parsons tames e., Australia. J. . Holland. Care B or lib miss Kathleen. Bawlf is Kenora this week. Leaving for w . Pretty wedding was solemnized june 28 at the Central congregational Church Rev. H. W. Griffith 549 landside Street pastor of Tho Welsh Church. Winnipeg when miss W. Williams daughter of the late Robert Williams editor of Gwalia Carnarvon North Wales. or. Van Roberts assistant manager at t. Eaton and co s formerly from wend do Glyn-Dyfrdwy. Denbigh. North were United in marriage in the presence of a few the Bride wild was becom singly attired in Cream coloured silk and carried red roses was attended her Friend miss Mary Ellen Jones. Nio lans Side. And the bridegroom his brother or. Albert Roberts 484 Furby Street. A very pretty wadding took place wednesday afternoon at the Home of or. And mrs. P. T. Roberts 3d St. James place Winnipeg when Louise eldest daughter of or. J. R. Bran Shaw was United in marriage to or. In. L. Roberts eldest son of or. And mrs p. T. Roberts Rev. Or. Solandt officiating. The Happy couple who Are both residents of Rainy River left that afternoon an extended honeymoon ont. Thomson ont. Ullock 1 Chatham wat m., Beachburg formerly 12th Guelph . Formerly oth ene. Joseph formerly St top Scotland. Form 9th Russia. F. Former Isaac. England. Arnost formerly i4th Long corp. James Former much von s shrink what is it Lux is some thing new and Good. The finest essence of soap in flakes. It makes the richest Cream est lather you Ever saw. It Means luxury in washing cause it s such a clothes Saver. Absolutely prevents woollens flannels and All loosely Woven garments from hardening and shrink ing in the Wash. Try Lux and delighted with it. All grocers Loo a j made in Canada Guevor Brothers limited Toronto. Couch Stanley m., Smiths fan wm., Scotland. Led Robert formerly oth Kingston Wilson alex., Almonte ont. 32nd i Franklin Man. 9th an their summer Home. Or. Rodgers has rented one of 001. Oracle k cottages. _ J. Moncriee was a week Ender at the A. Wilson Camp gun Lake. Or. H. Friestman was a week Ender at Henderson s Camp Sand Lake. Bill Kennedy spent the week end at hoist s Point. New act becomes operative in stores open Friday. Regina sask., june wednesday evening All Saskatchewan automatically close under the recently passed sales of liquor act and at the same time All wholesale i Cicur houses in the province cease to exist. On Friday morning a the government Liciu or stores or Dis As they have become known will open at.20 maces in Saskatchewan. In three of the cities Begina Moose jaw and Saskatoon there will two such stores and in All other places one. The full list of places at which these stores will opened together with the the responsible manager is As lows p. Hassard. P. Boldo. S. Hoodjer. Guil c. Wiggins. Waddell. A. Bishop. C. Forster. G. Williamson. L. Franks. Rutledge. Moosa Hamelin and N. Mclntyre. North d. Fraser. Prince cos. Robinson and Mol lard. Ballantyne. A. Mighton und Hackney. Ted Force. Meadows. Abbott. Swift a. Healy. Minaki Mina d june Minaki inn As opened for the first time this sea on Friday last and a Large num s people Jou Meye a out Luke and spent the week end at meetings of the week today. Knox Church ladies meet for red Cross sewing at 2 . First Baptist Church red Cross workers will meet at the Homra of mrs. Miller 44 Furby Street. Wednesday. The lilies of Central congregational Church meet for red Cross sewing at 3 . The regular monthly meeting of the Somerset . Will held on wednesday at 3 ., at the Home of comma Wallace Road . James. Members Are requested to meet at the Union Bank Corner of Sargent and Sherbrook Street at 2.15 . The monthly business meeting of the . Of St. Matthew s Church combing other a tacos the full list j the red Cross sewing meet the red Cross workers in holy Trinity Parish House at 2 . I the regular monthly meeting of the ladies Aid of holy Trinity Church at 3 . Friday. I the 00th Home workers association i in St. John s ambulance rooms St. Mary s Avenue at 10 . St. Lukes red Cross society at 3 the ladies of St. Margarets Church meet for red Cross sewing Friday at 2 . Lowlands flooded Northern Minnesota dams threatened with destruction at various Points along Rivers losses heavy. Grand Forks n.d., june red Lake River continues to Rise to night but reports from various Points indicate Little prospects of in creased damage to dams Alojs too Stream. At St. Hillare minn., Low lands Are flooded and two dams at that Point Are seriously threatened. The tension at thick River Falls minn., seems to have been relieved destruction portion of a blk Power dam there dynamite. At bed Lake palls minn., the River was still rising tonight pouring Over the dam there to a depth of nearly three feet. A Biff Crew of men is in caked there building dikes along the Cica water River which empties into the River to guard against flooding of an extensive stretch of crop tosses in North Dakota and the Northern Minnesota District Are Uncertain. That they have been heavy in Many localities is evident. Tonight reports of another Hail storm. Causing big damage sunday were received from Manv Lluc. fifteen to acres were wiped out completely at that Point. In grand Forks the red Lako River is rising steadily. The red River has flooded Over its Banks at several Points the sweep of water Bains the greatest in several years. Tho Dan Ger stage had not yet been reported Here. The Best souvenirs of the boys at the front her of p. A it to Enid a. Week end or and mrs. F. H. Luke and Gerald of Sybil Moos i jaw sask., Juns 28. One undred. And fifty . Mounted olice in service Khaki and armed Ith lances carbines and revolvers Slid Dietly into the City this evening from Egina much to the disappointment of Hose who were expecting them uding the salvation army band hich Hadi arranged to play them into although ostensibly Liere for a Mill ride and gymkhana on july 1 at in exhibition grounds this detachment really starting on a tour of the province to visit All the foreign Settle agents where the unrest among the employed is giving some anxiety to authorities. The austrian Settle Lent on South Hill the City within a Ity lying across the . Tracks ill visited Dally during their stay Ere. They will visit Stoughton after Loose jaw. And Wil l probably also Atrol the Border at Points where alien enemies Are crossing the line and Mes Ages Are passing. The detachment resent a Fine appearance and will cer mainly overage any recalcitrant aliens rho have been encouraged foreign u plications to believe that their time i com info. Died from eating petals. Mood jaw sask., june 3 ear old child daughter of a Nian amed Satrum in this City died to ight from the effects of eating a Quantity of petals of Prairie Flowers n the afternoon. Another sister is a a precarious condition but is expected to recover. One of col. Mrs. And or. Bill Becher spent week taken a cottages for the gun at have a spent the week end at w Finucan s Camp. Or and mrs. Niel Dow were week Enders at George Dodd s Camp Elsie Newman is visiting w Reid s Camp Sand or. And mrs. Roland Taylor opened up their cottage on gun Lake or. And mrs. Riggs have rented one of col. Orde s cottages for the season. Or. J. Mavor spent the week end at the finucan Camp. Or. And mrs. J. Nairn have returned Home after spending a week at or. C. N. Bell s cottage. Miss Martin and miss Margaret Martin Are guests at the Minaki inn. Miss Lottie Ormond Portage la Prai Rie has returned Home after a Holiday at her brother s Camp Sand Lake. Or. And mrs. Thacker Are hold avg at one of col. Orde s Camps Sand Lake. Or. And mrs. Christie have opened up Camp on the Winnipeg River. Harry Orde is the guest of his Uncle. Col. Orde Sand Lake. Or. And mrs. Williams have opened their new cottage on Sand Lake. Or. And mrs. De. Spin have opened their summer Camp on Sand Lake. A. Hudson was a week Ender at Horace Ormond s Camp. Sand Lake. Or. And mrs. Leech have opened up Purser accompanies great lakes and assigns passengers staterooms and dining room sitting Stewards meet train and carry hand baggage to boat. Space sold through to Toronto at City ticket office 260 Portage exact reproductions of the badges which they Are actually wearing on their col Lars and Caps. These we have either in the original finish of the Active service badges or in a More ornamental combination of Silver and Gold you can have them too with either the military loops on the Back or with joint catch and pin so that they can used As brooches. The prices of those shown Are As follow 90th, the Little Black Silver and Black Active service finish Only. Badges pair 75 cents brooches each75 cents fort Garry horse badges Only Active service finish Silver set of 3 _-----------50 cents d. R. Dingwall limited. Jewellers and Portage ave. And main St. Silversmiths main St. And Logan ave. For men women and children any kind of shoes Black. White Tan 2 in 1 gives the Shine of satisfaction tlief.f.dm.utco., a England. Wilson John Henry Jsn gland. Kennt5tt John England. Slipp Troland form bark Fri. John formerly 32nd Box 4r lir hot seventh battalion. Now a. Prev Lousy Alana Hriblan at Pader battalion de now seat n now at first requisite of a soap for the toilet is mildness mildness depends upon the Quality of the materials used in the making the absence of free Alkali and the absence of bleaches fillers and other foreign matter. Ivory soap is made of the Best materials that can bought. It contains no free Alkali. Nothing is put into it to make it White to increase its weight or to soften water. That is Why Ivory soap is so mild that it can used with Comfort and safety on the tender skin of a child. B cents Ivory soap pure Procter factories in Hamilton Canada for the making of Ivory soap Gold soap p. And whits naphtha soap and ;