Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, July 02, 1915

Issue date: Friday, July 2, 1915
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 2, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg Friday july and social mrs. Carson is holding a Silver at her Home i Bannatyne ave., under auspices of won "w.m.s. On afternoon 1 rom 4 i o Roiek. In Honor of Bliss Jones u missionary. Who Luis Boon of i or Louglin and is Loavina on monday Jesuit duties in her former capacity. Sir Waller and lady Royce of m England entertained at their idiom at a dinner on june 15. The of Honor Captain and if Brose Smith of Canada. X and mrs. A. M. Hopkins mrs. Inlay and ills. Of the Art kuendlnk1 a month s vacation at the Lake the Woods. I lev. Or. Find airs. Stewart a com by their family leave this for their Camp at -min.-Ikj, ont. D. Me master with her Little limn Lor. Lias Koho Down Lake tin of her Moth Rolin Mcglashan. Vurr. A. Ferguson and son. Of Alta. A the Tai posts of her . Palmer Lindsay. T. Coomb of. Of Prince Albert. the Kuest of mrs. John Cum iced. Spence Street. A pretty Riding solemn ind it Kins in Morin Church on Oscar him 2jlit. o clock Whon mass Elda Forrester second of or. And mrs. M. For it. Beam of the i Gifu of air. Campbell oldest son of or. Ind Neil Campbell Kil . Tho Church was beautifully it Rorant oel with potted plants and c it Flowers by a Friend of the Bride or. Kobert Ait of ii. . The ceremony was i. I of mod by the Rev. A. My mrs. Taylor Virtor of the played Thi wedding music. Tho. K irk. Olio was Given away by her father. Locked V.R. winsome in u Beautiful we dding sown of Brussels not Over Cream Sutin. The Short full had a scalloped hem Ancl was encircled with hands of Cream Satin ribbon. The bodice had Glove sleeves and draped Vest effect of Duchess Ettori. Her veil was caught the hair with n Bandeau of Loti and Orange blossoms. She carried a Shower Boti Ruef. Of Pink roses and wore the of the Groom a Cameo and pin. Two Little cousins. Olive and Trifar 1 in Milt on. Were Dainty Little Femvir girls. Their dresses fashioned of Empire Linos adorned with White Affton Butterfly bows. Thor Silvia Lints were trimmed with Pink Tii Llo Niue for get my not. They car ried of Pink and Huby i sons. Ancl wore Signet rings gifts of the Groom. The Groom support of by his brother or. Arnoul com psf la. Or. D. Forrester or. Russell Fraser acted As Ushers. The signing of the Register miss Forrester Sang. loved. It is Tho was held at Tho Home of Tho Bride s Mother mid sister. Or. And mrs. T. Glen Hamilton the House Boiner decorated with ferns and peonies Tho Bricle s going Otway costume consisted of a three piece silk suit of Navy Blue faille. Her hat of Black 1 tag i was faced with Black Satin and trimmed with French roses and loops of Blue velvet ribbon. Sue wore a Corsage bouquet of Pink roses. Mrs. M. Forrester Mother of the Bride was gowned in Lack taffeta and lace with Corsage tour rust of Pink roses. Airs. Nell Campbell Mother of the Groom wore a gown of Black Moir and pc Tjuina. Or. And mrs. Campbell left on the train for the East. Before re turning their Homo they will be the of the Groom s brother and Sis Tor or. And mrs. Henderson at Minaki. The marriage it miss Gladys Pau inc Yiu Den Only daughter of or. And mrs. George Stunden 34f Montrose Street re Heights Henry Stew Art Johnston son of or. And mrs William Johnston of Winnipeg was wednesday evening june 30, at u o clock in St. Margaret s anglican Church the Rector. Rev. Goodeve officiating. Owing a recent bereavement in the family the ceremony was of a quiet nature. The Dainty Young Bride who was Given away by her father wore her 1 travelling costume of battleship Gray French faille. Opening Over a Blouse of Pink crepe us Chine. The hat of Grey silk crepe was faced with Miell Pink Ninon Aud Trier nod with French Flowers in harmonizing colors. Her Corsage was of White roses and lilies of the lev with a faint touch of Pink. Friends or the Bride had banked Tho Church with and filled the altar with june wild Flowers. Among the relatives witnessing the ceremony were the Bride s Mother Tho Moth or of Tho Groom and Bis two Sisters. Miss Lillian Aud miss Winni Frencl Johnston immediately after the ceremony. Or. And mrs. Johnston left for Letha Riffe and other Points Iii Southern a Iberta. It a pretty wedding took place june 30. When William Wade. Denbeigh and Kathleen Powers were United in marriage at St. Mary s Church the Rev. Father p Dwyer officiating. The Bride wore a suit of White moire find a Firgo White picture hat trimmed with Osprey. She was Given Awny by w. Copel Hud. Miss Alice Tot As bridesmaid and was dressed prettily in White crepe do ethene and also wore a Large White picture hat. The ceremony. The or Iclal Cou ple drove the residence of or. And mrs. Gainsford where breakfast served Only the immediate friends of tie Bride being present. The Chancel of tie Church was pro til v decorated with Flowers and miss Chevrier Sang ave Ancl mrs. K. Gainsford. Of Promise mrs. Cant Eli presided at the Organ. Or. K. Gaius Ford acted As Best Man. A V.R. quiet wedding took at the Home of capt. Thoo. Finn of Myrdon Man., yesterday when his daughter Irene was United in or. M. A. Mclaren of Killarney main. Only Tho near relatives of Tho bridal party were in at Tendance. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Or. Rim ions. And tvrs. Mcfarline played the wedding in Orch. 1 or. And mrs. Mclaren left Marclen spend their honeymoon at Tho const fort taking up their future residence at Killarney. J a i lot wed i ing took place at s o clock june . At Grace Church parsonage when miss Annn sin son. Formerly of Peterborough. Ont., was United in marriage Thos a Nek of Winnipeg. Rev. E. Highson officiating. The Bride looked V.R. Charmine in a travelling suit of Belgium Blue silk poplin braided with silk Cord opening Over a Dainty Blouse of flesh coloured net with touches of Blue and Gold. Her hat was Lii Horn trimmed with Blue bows and pin la roses. She also carried a bouquet of Cream roses and Lily of the Valley. Both Bride and Groom were in. Attended. Or. And mrs. Brock left on the 11.10 pan. Train for the Pacific coast where they will spend a month their return they will reside at bran Don. A pretty wedding was solemnized july 1, at the Central congregational Church by the Rev. Griffiths 549 Lang Side Street pastor of the Welsh Church Winnipeg when miss E. Tones formerly from fest Nivy North Wales and or. R. Jones 484 Furby Street formerly from Bethesda North were United in marriage in the presence of a few friends. The Bride who was become ugly attired was attended by her Friend mrs. Roberta and the bridegroom by or. Evan Roberts 484 Furby Street. A quiet wedding ceremony took place at the residence of or. And mrs. Alex. Driver 171 Maple Street on wednesday evening june 30, when Euphela White and John Campbell were United in the Bonds of Matrimony by Rev. A. Maclean of St. Giles Church. Tie Bride was assisted by her sister Barbara while George s. Webster looked after the interests of Tho Groom. Or. And mrs. Campbell will take up residence on Atlantic ave. British officers killed the Secretary of the admiralty announces the following casualties Mediterranean Force. Under Date june 10, . Division. Killed previously reported missing Lieut. Walter v.r., Collingwood in. Browne sub Lieut. William Denis v.r., Hood in. Sub went. Cecil e. C., Alison in. Died of surge. Thomas l. G., r.n., medical unit. Tho following casualties in the Mediterranean expeditionary Force Are re ported under various dates Lieut. S., St Manches ter reel. Sec. Lieut. P., St Manchester regt. Hoys., . G., St Manchester Kegl. Heywood Lieut. S., St Manchester refit. Ingram Lieut. H., St Manchester rest. Marsden lie tit. A. Man Chester regt. Old eld capt. E. Av., St Manchester regt. Hose . .1., sch Manchester regt. Sprance. Lieut. B., 5th Lencs. Regt. Womersley Lieut. Av., St Manchester rest. . D de of Sec. Lieut. J., 5th e. Lanes. Regt. Hey Wood Sec. Lieut. T. A., 5th e. Lanes. Rest. . West coast of Africa. Died on service june Lieut. George. . Gidney Tempy . Edward. . Killed on service. Tompy. Engr. Stanley t., r. Mathews Teiney engr. Sidney . Indian forces. The following 6mong the Indian forces Are officially reported under various dates sing Gurung Semadar 3rd gurkhas. 1st. Att. 2nd. Previously reported missing believed killed now reported mid summer Sale extraordinary buying chances for tomorrow in ladies apparel at 20% discounts garment and piece out of regular Stock and V.R. newest style. Silk suits 25 Only. Pongee silk snip Coats Are made with pc and shirred backs trimmed with self and contrasting colors pleated skirts. Reg. And 545. Silk dresses 35 Only silk dresses in taffeta crepe and Ninon made with vests yokes and collars. The skirts Are made circular and shirred. Reg. To ?70, for silk Coats 27 Only for Street Wear. Materials Are taffeta and Pongee. Made in Loose rippled and belted styles Plain and fancy lined. For for millinery special 27 Street hats blocked and made shapes trim med with Flowers and ribbons. Reg. To Clear at All dress hats half Price corsets in fancy brocade and Coutelle trimmed with lace and ribbons. Some of the newest and smartest models. Some laced front. ?8.50, special Wash dresses 36 Only striped and checked Cotton voiles including some Linen with fancy vests and collars pleated and shirred skirts. Reg. For Wash skirts materials Are pique and Repp All new models Patch pockets and buttons. Special blouses three dozen Ideal for Holiday Cotton voiles and Muslin. High and Low neck trimmed with lace Inser Tion and fancy embroidery. Reg. To and 297-299 Portage Avenue Winnipeg Montreal exhibition july 2 big programme afternoon and evening four bands including burlesque Novelty band a Side patriotic horse show at auditorium York evening 7 30 Bower . A yes of oh., att. 3rd gurkhas 2nd reported from Egypt. Maj. A. 74th Pun Jabis att. 53rd reported from the Mediterranean. Maj c h 66th rifles att. Australian and new zealand army corps. Australian officers. The following casualties in the australian Imperial of Force with the Mediterranean expeditionary Force Are re ported under various dates Lieut. T. 8th australian in Cunningham Lieut. A k., 1st australian in. Xauier i Lieut P., 10th australian a Siddall Lieut. N., at Stalian ., 4th Batt Smith Sec Lieut. H., Lith australian in. Smyth Lieut. T. O., 10th austra Lian in. Died of . L. A. 3rd australian in. Mcwilliams Lieut. A., 9th australian Light horse Mills. Major B., 2nd brigade australian Corporal Ness is reported missing Canadian casualties continued from Page one aka vids Hub it Formerly 23rclj, England. Will Aisis Hicham formerly England. Percy formerly England. Ingram James formerly offt ctr hath Abr formerly Ireland. Carl a formerly North Wales. Battley a Trad b. Formerly England. Wounded and returned Swiss Bank. Sergt. John e. For Meily England. Vincent la Sergt. Robert ene Lindsell. Charles c., England. Dangerously Iii Faulkner Ernest formerly England. Fourth battalion. Killed in White lc.-st3rgt. D. A. England. Lofty corp. W., Jung land. Scott Walter d., Scotland. Slack . ., England. Shaw. . . F., Ireland. Cla Rob bugler Hahold j., eng Ord Wjlliam. Scotland. Soi Peerville. William England. Wilson alex., Scotland. Shepherd Thomas Henry eng bring Worth f. A. England. Dudden cd pm Stochek g., Wales. Mallen h., England. George England. Hay. Robert. Scotland. Fabrics Thomas Scotland. Balty Reginald Ireland. Stone Harry England. Wednesday afternoon list Ottawa june following list of casualties was issued this afternoon first battalion. Killed a action june Sproule pet. Bobett North Edmonton Alta. Wilson. 1jtb. A. A., Hamilton. Died of Mckinnon pet. Arch. W., Canoe Cove . Missing after action near Venchy Ruthven pet. Herbert a. Oril Lia ont. Bird s Brit. Edward. Hogan corp. Frank Houster coup. Archibald Pat Terson. Holmes corp. Cecil formerly Bryant corp. Robt. Isaac. Gordon corp. Robert. Harris. Corp. Thomas. Gaily . Victor. Crowther . Freder ick. Second battalion. Brown pet. Ayres pet. Walter John. Wald6ck, pet. Daniel. Suffering from Rigby pet. Joseph. Garvie pet. John Mcclat Flum. Calgary. Durham. Pet. Elliott m., Sault Ste. Marie out. Third battalion. Seriously Dwyer pet. Thomas. Mundy pet. Henry Amy. Stockton. Sergt. John. Forbes pet. James Martin pet. John. Seventh battalion. Joyce pet. A Bodge Fred. Warburton pet. Alfred. Wounded and prisoner fit Duran pet. Ormond Henry Grenfell Saslov. Tenth battalion Griffiths pet. William John. Ford pet. Charles William. Sherlock pet. William John. Thirteenth battalion. Unofficially reported died of Wilson . Leslie. Unofficially reported prisoner of Alexander lc.-6brgt. Colin. Wilson orders full inquiry continued from one requiring them not any ships without warning. No eases have been reported of attacks with warning in the last weeks. The Law on the question of charter is not Clear but officials indicated it would not be a violation american neutrality Laws for an unarmed trans Nort carryin01 a cargo i munitions or a. Belligerent govern ment sail from the United states and that it never had been definitely determined whether belligerent cruisers on encountering such a vessel treat it As a ship of War or a defenceless merch Nii i Man. Had mules for French army. Avonmouth july sunk by the German submarine the armenian was carrying a cargo of 1.422 mules from Newport news Avonzo Xith the animals be used by the French armies in Belgium and trance. The vessel had a Crew of 72 men and carried 96 men As mule Teers. The submarine was first sighted by the Man at the wheel and though the ship was pushed the limit the Mosquito Craft rapidly overhauled her and commenced shelling. The armenian s efforts keep her Stern the submarine were futile. The faster vessel circled the freighter and the German commander speak ing through a megaphone ordered the armenian s Captain surrender or he would sink the ship. The skipper at the Leyland liner struggled hard evade the under sea boat but the latter dropped a Shell through a skylight into the Steamer s Engin room putting the engines out of action. The armenian then surrendered. Lifeboats were lowered and the Crew Ancl some 70 mule tenders nearly All americans scrambled into them. As one of the boats was being lowered a Shell from the submarine Cut the Falls of the boat. The occupants were the water and Esu Mably were drowned. Five boats loaded with survivors got away. The submarine then fired two torpedoes into the armenian and the vessel Sank within 30 the survivors rowed around in the boats till tuesday morning when a steam trawler landed them at Avon Mouth. Mule Weerts Story Cardiff Wales july 1. Joseph Carter a coloured Mulether of nor Folk va., one of those rescued a Lifeboat was swamped said that his friends. King .qak.es, Speed Small corp. A Ness of the-90th rifles whose name has never appeared on the casualty lists has been reported missing by capt. Prowse offi cer commanding no. 1 company of the Little Black devils in France. In a letter mrs. Clara Jones whose son pet. Joe Jones of the 90th, was the chum of corp. Ness the officer says corp. V. Ness was last seen at brigade Headquarters suffering from this letter bears the Date May 31. Mrs Jones is now in receipt of a letter from pet. Gray who knew corp. Ness V.R. Well. In this letter he a. V. Ness is reported missing. The Only Hope i have of his being alive is that he May be a prisoner of War. Last time i saw him he was leaving the Trench try and make the dressing station suffering severely from the effects of after that no one knows what happened him. However we do know that several men who left with him Are prisoners of War so there is the possibility of his having recovered from the Gas and being taken prisoner. I am the Only one left of the boys who used Soldier together in the Volunteer my chums my pals of years All taken away in one . One thing i shall never died like soldiers and men " corp. Ness is wel.1 known in Winnipeg he having lived for a number of years Here. Pet. Joe Jones also mentioned in above excerpts is an other Well known local boy. They both had been members of the 90th previous the declaration of War. And Foreman Selden All were drowned. Carter said the submarine chased the ship for two hours and fired about 100 shells 25 of them striking the i was in the boat with 33 others when it fell into the water. I was swimming nearly an hour before i was picked up. Twenty eight men were rescued from the water. Four members of tie Crew died in the boat a part of the head of one of them had been blown away. Another had lost both legs. One Man had been blown pieces by a Shell. I owe my life Mulether John son who knocked me Down just in time avoid being hit by a Shell. Captain Trickey was the last Man leave the most of victims americans. London july trl Cutey of the armenian in an interview Day said that he Only surrendered the German submarine when the freighter was Afore in three places and after the ship s engines had been put out of action and. A dozen Mem Bers of the Crew had been killed by shrapnel fire. Most of the members of the Crew who perished Captain Trickey said were americans. British Steamer got Plymouth England july or Call for help sent out by wireless telegraphy by the Leyland liner armenian before she was sunk by the German submarine xj-38 was picked up by the British steamship . Carried 10s americans Newport news va., july Steamer armenian which sailed from Newport news carried besides her regular Crew 10g americans signed care for the cargo of mules for use of the English army. Not chartered by Britain new York july w. Jeffries general manager of the International mercantile. Marine company said night that the steamship armenian was not under charter the British government and that she was a peaceful merchantman. The Armen Ian lie added was making the Voy age under the operation of the Ley land line and she carried a general cargo of american orig . Two ships torpedoed. Vent her son Rollin Knowles 1g years old from going Europe with a Canadian regiment. Haying Learned be had enlisted at Calgary a Broad within a couple of weeks mrs. Knowles appealed Congress Man Carl p. Vandyke help her Stop. Him. Congressman Vandyke wired the american at Cal Gary last saturday look into the matter but has received no reply. No German trains e Constance government thought be using for Transfer of soldiers French front. Geneva july Swiss people ire wondering1 what is happening on the other Side of the Rhine. No Ger Man trains Are arriving at Constance and the Swiss railway As a Conse Quence has been obliged suspend its International service in this Sec Tion. The germans have suspended their steamers on Lake Constance. Swiss As Well As All neutrals including americans have been unable enter Switzerland All being Stop Ped at the Frontier. It is believed Here that the Ger mans Are sending Large reinforce ments through Southern Germany from the russian the French front and for this reason have put the usual restrictions on travel. Travellers held up. Paris july German fron tier along the Swiss Baden line has been closed since sunday. The Wurt Lemburg Border was closed today. Travellers who proceeded by boat from Switzerland Friedrichs Hafen were reduced the alternative of re turning immediately or remaining in Germany several Days possibly Sev eral weeks. Auction sales i by w. Hailstorm damages drans crops. Drans Man., july morning was the scene of another hailstorm Here but this year it has Only touched a V.R. narrow strip. The storm travelled in a North Easterly direction but damaged the crops considerably where it went. One Farmer has 60 per cent wheat damaged but others did not get so much. The storm exhausted itself in the Sand Hills. During the Thunder storm of saturday afternoon a three year old steer of k Foulton was struck and instantly killed. Recruiting has been brisk. Only a few men Are required fill the ranks of the 61st battalion now training at Camp Sewell. The recruiting offices at fort Osborne Barracks and Tho Industrial Bureau will Only be open a few Days longer. Purser accompanies great lakes and assigns passengers staterooms and dining room sittings. Stewards meet train and carry hand baggage boat. Space sold through Toronto at City ticket office 260 Portage your summer diet Good health depends on right eating. Your system demands a summer diet quite different from Winter s needs. In the interests of Good health your diet should consist of less meat and More Good wholesome there s a vast difference Between Ordinary bread and genuine butter nut bread. Butter nut bread tastes better is More nutritious and is especially Well suited for the summer when ordering bread from your grocer you should be particular get the Best and specify genuine butter nut bread with the picture of the butter nut boy on the waxed paper wrapper. To get a fresh Supply of the Best bread made delivered your door every Day Telephone Sherbrook 2018. Canada bread Bailiff Sale of household furniture Etc Hole malleable massive no Oak dining room suite Oom i Buffet Pedestal dining Tab leather seated diners China it brass Beds. Box Springs Wool tresses mahogany wardrobe fonder. Dressing table and in Fine condition Oak finished sit boards Extension tables pets. Hugs utensils Ric Turco chairs. ir a room tables Heater Cook stove Beds Complete la Nosuum Cabinet Oiler Ijo ods instructed by Clark son i bailiffs. I will sell the my auction Mart 264 Smith Street. On Friday july 2mi, at 2 terms Cash at Sale Clark son 4. Taylor phone A Iiah. Mcpher Ion auctioneer 264 Smith Street phone Nit tenders for Supply Lead pipe scaled tenders addressed chairman Board of control Wilt foil received at Tho office of the unsigned up 10 . On. Friday St for the Supply pipe delivered the City Ross Avenue. Specification and form of together with conditions fro Vej Nam tenders As prescribed by bylaw be obtained at the office of i Engineer 223 James Avenue Peg. Tho lowest or any tender necessarily accepted. M. Peterson secret iut i Board of control office Winnipeg june life insurance representatives wanted Stewart managing director the Monarch life Assur Ance co. Haad office Boyd eldg., Winnipeg second officer of British Steamer Lomas killed. London july British steam ship lamas was sunk today by a sub Marine off the Scilly islands. The second officer of the vessel was killed. The rest of the Crew was saved. British barque sunk. London tuly British barque Thistle Bank which sailed from Bahia Blanca Argentina april 26, with a cargo of wheat for Queens was Toi Pedoe by a German submarine yesterday at a Point off Pas net Island. Some of the Crew were landed at Balto a Small seaport 47 Miles Southwest of Cork. Prevent son from enlisting Minneapolis minn., july Edward Knowles St. Paul Park will leave tonight for Calgary Alta., where she will make an Effort pre make it a Montserrat Cir Ingle what do you when you say make it a Montserrat circa Nglen asked the visitor on the Golf links. It in the favored drink just said the Host. It is made with a Little Montserrat Lime fruit juice and a Little syrup or sugar in ice water. I Tell you it is a grand the visitor tried it. My Eye it is said. . Montserrat Lime fruit juice can be had at All leading monuments Brooke Marble and Granite co. Largest Stock of finished monuments in the West. Reduced prices this week phone main 5334. 266 main Street Opp Industrial Beauty hint Correct an oily skin and shiny nose hat Bug Bear of so Many women j oily skin and shiny i various contributory causes. Sometimes i it is due internal conditions or habits i of diet but. Often lies purely in the nature of the skin with which you Are blessed. Whatever the cause in your Case proper external treatment will relieve your skin of this embarrassing condition. begin tonight the following Woodbury treatment. You will feel the difference in your skin the first time you use it. With warm water work up a heavy lather of Woodbury s h facial soap in your hands. Apply it your face and rub it h into the pores using an upward and out of Ward motion. Rinse with warm water then with f colder the better. Finish by rubbing your face for a few i minutes with a piece of ice and dry thoroughly. M this treatment with Woodbury s will make your skin i fresher and clearer the first time you use it. Make it a daily s habit and before Long you will see a decided improvement i h Promise of that lovelier complexion which the steady use 1 of of Woodbury s always brings. 1 a 25c cake of Woodbury s facial soap is sufficient far i in a month or six weeks of this treatment. Get a cake h today. It is made in Canada and is far Salt by Canadian i s druggists from coast coast. I tenders for building i tenders will be received at tuft office of the Winnipeg Public school Board up 5 . On thursday july St 1915, for Tho Ere cuon of a Stem and Brick addition the Lux Tot school on Poison Avenue. For plans special la tons form d tender etc., apply direct L Mitchell commissioner of Schmo buildings school Board office. R. Smith Sec.-treas., . R for 284 Wellington Crescent new House containing. U rooms in choicest location in City modern in every detail. Apply the Imperial. Canadian Trust company. Phone 5754. 356 main Strati suites let apartments Balmoral place. Throe Nice suites of four five and six rooms. This Block is oni of. The most modern in Tho City. Convenient cars. The Imperial Canadian Trust company 355 main Street. Phone main 6754, Trust company charges charges for Trust company service Are usually the same As would be allowed for similar service by an individual. They Are never More. Unless otherwise arranged the Trust com Pany has its fees fixed by the court and accepts whatever compensation the surrogate judge May set. Trust company service excels that rendered by individuals not in expense but in effectiveness. 3cjationat sir us Eom Pang Winnipeg office 323 bid Street Allan s. Bond Cooper assistant manage manager let the Large promises Corner of Donald and Broadway known As the gait property. Very suitable for Rooming Biourd Iuar House or club. Apply Simpson Mitchell swing 200 onion Trust building. Phones 4340-4341. Board of examiners in optometry for Manitoba the Semi annual Kex Arnona tons in optometry will be Hui in room 0 . Build Lair. Vau Slian in Winnipeg starting tuesday 13th. Send Rod pc Pawa for application Blanks and any Furtow information required. F1u3d li3a.ch. , Nee pan a Man. R. T. Butchart chairman. Minnow on. Man. To Exchange for Canadian land 360 Irr Kalm farm. Prof no Fultn. Wyom engr near Ihrl Altig Oil . Highly i Rul farm do Witriol. Of talc Lam in Rich Oil veils clog of it it Lori of ivc Montem Valin r.orlffnj1. Write a lived Klerr co. Karat Bityk. Omaha for Sale Cash and per month. Hew Bungalow Ald inc Street Sturgeon Creek. Call Harrison o Kelly 601 Mcarthur Block. For Sale Cash and per month new Bungalow Aldine Street Sturgeon Creek. Call Harrison o Kelly 601 Mcarthur Block. Open evening read the free press Fqy Tau the latest news ;