Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 3, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg saturday july 3, 1915. Patriotic programme for one of the Best of carnival week athletic finals baseball water sports and football with horse show in the evening give Promise of performances Given in front of grand stand at exhibition weather Mars yesterday s horse show a big attraction. Ments were perfected for a truck to carry a musical aggregation which will enliven the Parade. The Parade committee consists g. Boulter Merrick v. A. Leslie and a. C. Is Roett. Today s programme. At exhibition grounds. Gates open at 1 . Afternoon. Indian band from. File Hills Reserve. Athletic championship finals. First Aid demonstrations. The follies Throe performances. Attractions. Trapeze and walkers. Tumblers and clowns. Baseball 2.30 and 4.ko. River Park baseball 3.30. Evening. Children s play fest exhibition. . Fryni Mastics. The tiny tads. Burlesque hand. Midway attractions. 90th regimental nand. Moving pictures. Vaudeville. Water carnival at 2 ., Canoe club. Thirty events. 300 entries bands. Football at stadium. H . Horse Shiv at auditorium rink. York Avenue. Full programme Pony gymkhana Hail rain Hen Sunshine marked the weather experienced at the second afternoon of the National patriotic week. Owing to the great diversity of the Wenther More than anything else the Pate receipts from yesterday s crowd will not swell the patriotic or the red Cross funds appreciably. T in inhibition Srou Iuis in the afternoon were thinly populated and the grand s Anri More so. Of Wiki to the fact that. Troops from disappointed the management by not yesterday i he scheduled military afternoon was Sorne thiner of a there wat no one left to hike their place but 20 picked from the. Highland a dots Olio. . Did not go or. Try main s natural hair i Storat ivc used is directed is guaranteed to restore Grev heir to color or Money re fun Deti. Positively not Dye and non Iii Krtous. On Sui. It Mccullough s drug s Orts. A or. Portage and St., and Borul buy Nve. And Sherbrook Street Winnipeg. Pm shr. 290 and 1274. Price is postpaid. Address to cumin Supply co., w. Toronto. School for girls 278 Bloor Street West Toronto Canada throw Fth their manoeuvres until 7 o clock in the evening. Cadets do Good work. Tinder the command Captain n. E. Horton the cadets with Captain Sinclair and Lieut. Donegan half commanders executed movements on the Sward in front of the Erand stand which although intricate were exemplified with the utmost precision. They drilled with and without arms skirmishes in extended order musketry exercises and ended the demonstration by standing at attention Dur Iii the time that the band played the National Anthem. The men and nurses of the St. John s ambulance corps attracted a Ereat Deal of attention by their prac tical demonstrations of first Aid. A diminutive boy scout suddenly Sank to the ground Back of the errand stand. A nearby ambulance Man blew his whistle. In a very few seconds he was answered by four of the corps arriving on the run and bearing a Stretcher. Realistic attendance. The boy. Announced the sergeant to the crowd had been badly burned. His left Arm and his face were masses of blisters. The. Attendants in the meanwhile were tearing strips of lint which they bound about the injured Arm and a mask was fitted Over the face to keep out the air. The Stretcher bearing the wounded lad was then carried to the tents where a snowy cot had been pre pared and further demonstrate in the Way of Home nursing were driven. In front of the grand stand Dur info the afternoon the platform attractions All took place As usual the file Hills Colony Indian band playing for the performers in their usual Excel Lent style. The crowd was a Good natured one and took with Good Grace the non appearance of the military whiling away the time Between the Vaude Ville acts to the Best of their ability. Bin Auto Parade. The automobile Parade committee met yesterday and perfected arrangements for thursday evening s Parade which takes place Over the the cars will assemble in front of the Industrial Bureau at 7.30 Sharp and led by . Cameron and mayor Wang a they will proceed on Graham to i Margrave to Portage to main to Dufferin and thence to the exhibition g rounds where they will encircle the track after which the judging will take place in front of the grandstand. First and second prizes will be awarded for the most unique design and also for the most artistically decorated car. All of the racing cars which will take part in the Auto races on Friday and saturday will be in line. Necessarily each one of these ears will be towed by another machine. Arrange Fine display but poor Tendance horse show features deserve better admission prices. The attendance at the horse show at the Tidi tromm rink York Street last evening was somewhat disappointing to the Erent Lemen. In charge. On account of the Small admission fee. And the splendid list of entries in All classes it was thought every seat would be occupied. However tha threatening weather May to some extent have been responsible for Small turn out and a much better at is looked for today. The entries Are equal to those in every respect that have been made for the regular horse shows in Pue Vious years and every one is1 putting in , which has not Al ways been the Case in the past so that for the Small fee of 35 cents the Public can see As Fine an array of horses As any Ever shown Here be fore. As the Money is to be demoted to the patriotic fund it is there will be a More a general manifestation of appreciation on the part of the people than has marked the first two evenings of the show. Tonight s programme ton Erht there is a very programme including hurdling and horse lovers who attend will be sure to enjoy it. The1 turn out in the various classes last was excellent the spectators were enthusiastic. The prize awards were All applauded. Sir Douglas Cameron lieutenant governor and Mavoi were among the prominent citizens who present last evening baud was present and enlivened the proceeding s with a Well arranged and Prog Ranuro. Results. The Mize winners Pony pairs not Over Queen 2. Holm Side Girlie 3, Deer. Gaited horses any Thos. Billins ton s Chestnut needing Winni Pes 2, r. T. Riley s Chestnut Geld ing King Cole 3. Miss. Helen Prest wich s Bay Kilcline dem. Lady s Saddle horse 14.2 and Over Delia Lemon s Bay Mare Bon ton 2. Miss Jean Mclntyre s. Chest nut Mare Uno 3. I. M. Winslow s Black gelding Kentucky Prince. Single Light delivery lout flt not over_j.250 w. K. Milton s Bay Mare Bess 2, t. Baton and co s ones tent Mare Kate 3, Crescent Creamery co s Bay Fielding Gordon. Pairs mares or geldings any Breed not Over Grey trending Nero and g Rey gelding Monk Crescent Creamery co. 2, Bay Geld ing Prince and Bay gelding Duke Mcdo Narh and Shea 3, Bay gelding a residential and Day school Small enough to in Suva Lor the pupils a real Home car fill personal training and thoughtful supervision. Pupils pre pared for the University. Class instruction in Folk find aesthetic danc ing As Well work outdoor sports. Affiliated with the Toronto conservatory cd music. F. Mcgillivray Knowles r.c.a., Art director. School reopens september 14th, for Calendar address the principal. Mi.-. A. Curlette . One thing 15 certain 1 yeah a Church residential and Day school for girls. Healthy of pm Iii no department to matriculation course household science music painting. Present the Riith kavrf., Tan Biff cafe to principal. My wish. . My Killso. Lar Tail . Hts Miil Rai primary owl. Mill m. V. Ritter Chr Jar ctr Tinalu Troi Iroil fro bul Al to Mennem medics Callas for Calk Nuar apply to the Btu rear so wars May come Aad go. Prices Advance and recede but you can absolutely rely on every sealed packet of Salada Tea containing the same High Quality that has been our reputation for nearly a Quarter a Century. 651spadu1a Avenue Toronto residential and Day school for girls principal miss j j. Stuart to u6s veal at Cla Mictl Tripos Cambridge Cegla Arf. House pleasantly situated. Highly qualified staff of and european teachers. The curriculum shows close touch with mod Ern thought and education. Preparation for matriculation examinations. Special attention Given to individual Necin. Outdoor games school re opens new prospectus september 14 from miss Stuart. Toronto a residential school for girls situated opposite Queen s Park Bloor Street West. Re opens thursday sept. 9th Calendar mailed on request j. A. Paterson . Mrs. A. K. Gregory. Part video principal Oshawa Ontario Bitor lord Bishop of Tirril. A residential school for girls. Youns children Jeso received. Preparation for the University. Art department including drawing. Palatine a carving and Art needlework. To Ronto conservatory degree of . Maybe taken at the school. In situation. Snowshoeing and other outdoor games. For terms and particulars apply to John the divine major Street Toronto. College re opens september 14. A Christian Home and an effective school Are for prospectus and terms write the principal h. I. Writer m.a., do 2 Trinity College school next term begins september 15th. Havergal South College Havergal on the Hill North College Coverlet House domestics Fence residence apply miss Knox principal. Have Gal College Toronto fall term commences tuesday september College of Saint Thomas Saint Paul Minnesota under the control and direction of archbishop Ireland a Catholic military College collegiate commercial academic preparatory careful mental moral and religious training seven Hundred and forty students from Twenty four states last year for illustrated catalogue address very Rev. H. Moynihan d. D., president Toronto a Day school for curls founded by the Ute George Dickson. ., former principal of fou Noea Canada College and mrs. Dickson academic course from preparatory to University matriculation and first year work. Music Art Domestic science physical education my Cricket Tennis. Basket Ball hockey swimming Bath school reopens september 8th, 1915, writs for pm pecans. Mrs. Bohse Dickson m18s j. E. Hack Hub. Action has relieved tension in Washington Over sinking of armenian. Officials state destruction Justi paper claims skipper was right. The top picture shows Allan Holden and Molly ready for the night dress race and the same youngster with High Fly doing a High jump. Lovers of ponies and of children will have a veritable feast at the Pony gymkhana to take place at the auditorium rink on tuesday even ing in connection with the horse show. The Start of this gymkhana for the Little people and. The Little horses was made last year Chaimea Holden being the originator. It proved so popular that it was unanimously decided that it should be one of the features of the National patriotic week. There will be 11 events practically All the Best ponies in Winnipeg and District and the Best handlers of them will appear in the ring. Grown ups can not take part in the gymkhana but they can be interested spectators. Jumping will be one of the features and Many of the ponies have been trained to great skill in this connection. Some of them can jump Al most As High As their own height. Or. Holden is chairman the gym Khana committee and he says that this year s events will set a new Mark. Among the ponies to take part will be sunny owned by j. R. Mckenzie. This Pony won the cup last year for High jumping. Another Good one. Is High a two year old owned by Amy Swallow and an other one is summer Ville dope will exhibit Moth and Brown in All events he is an expert tandem Driver. Frank Kershaw will show Derby and there will be several Little girls enter their ponies in a Good Many of the events. The gymkhana is open to children under 12 years. Smallest Ridden Pony. In several of the events what said to be the smallest Saddle Ridden animal in has been entered. He is owned by Wesley Wright of Tuxedo Park. Allan Holden will enter a Fine Spring of ponies including Molly and High among the events scheduled Are the musical chairs with 15 entries the umbrella race 10 entries the night dress race 10 entries the Ginger Beer race 10 entries the in and out race with a like number of entries. Prince and Bay gelding Security storage co. Pony tandem under Bonnie and Princess Beatrice Black mares r. T. Rovers 2, Deer and Moth Brown Reid Iua s. S. Doupe 3, Ballet girl and Cata Jault Bay mares w. T. Alexander. Pairs mares or geldings 11.2 and Sultan and Sandow Bay geldings w. T. Alexander 2, lady Mattie and. Nell Chestnut mares. Eaton co. Single heavy draught Over 1.500 Hector gelding Manitoba cartage co 2. Wallace Bay gelding Mcdonagh and Shea 8, Nigger Black gelding Security storage co. M Odel Saddle horse any Yorkshire Daisy cheat nut Mare w. T. Alexander 2, Max Bay miss Delia Lemon 3, Torando Bay gelding t. M. Wins Low. Hunter Mars or Geld intr. Us to 175 Noi Indis to Pride of Erin Chestnut gelding g. A Tupper 2, the Squire Chestnut gelding Lieut. S. W. Abib Oil 3, boil ton Bav Mare. Miss Delia Lemon. Aged statesman Good health associated pros London july Charles Tnp per the aged Canadian statesman is spending tils 94th birthday Ciui etly to Day at Bexley Heath. Considering his advanced age the Veteran enjoys Good health. On being visited by a. Correspondent he was found congratulatory messages from different parts of the world. Sir Charles is pleased with the in which his anniversary is remembered in different parts the Empire. Besides message from. Hon. W. To. White As acting prime minister of Canada sir Charles received other messages from the Daug Vitera of Empire in. British Rohim Bliia and from several members of the provincial governments of the Dominion. Appointments for Sewell soldiers Sewell Man., july j. S. Keele and or. H. A. Gordon of port age la Prairie have received appoint ments with the Canadian. Expedition Ary Force and will overseas in a Short time. They will be attached As medical officers to no. 3 stationary Hospital Lieut. W. P. Biehl of the 12th Mani Toba dragoons has been appointed As Camp signalling officer vice Lieut. Langler who h As been transferred to the 61st battalion Aji signalling officer. Run Over Street car. Kingston oat july Mcfaul one of the oldest merchants of Kingston is dead from injuries received by being nun Over by a Street car at the Corner of Park and Barrie streets almost in front of his Home. Chicago lockout. Chicago july of Chicago s largest lumber Yards and sixty five Brick-making1 plants closed for business today throwing several thousand men out of employ ment. The establishments will not make deliveries of any building a i trials until the strike of car Penters is settled. Washington july Over tiie destruction of the British Steamer. Armenian with the loss of a number. Of american lives was considered relaxed today following the receipt of unofficial advices telling of the apparent refusal of the ship s com Mander to heed the waa Ning of the German submarine to Stop. This phase of the matter overshadowed in the official View All other questions involved in the destruction of the armenian. If official reports should Bear out news despatches concerning at tempts1 of the armenian to escape it was said no cause of complaint would be added to issues pending Between the United states and Germany. Officials lipid that if the armenian sought to evade capture the sinking of the ship was justified under International Law even though non combatants were on Board. Detailed Insor Atiim of the destruction of the armenian still was awaited today. Until such data is available t he position of the United states will not be announced. Captain was justified. London july daily Chron icle says of the sinking of the armenian americans will take what View they like of the sinking of the armenian and the loss of american lives but it is Worth while for us at least to be Clear about the. Exact bearing of what has been done. When the submarine was first encountered it was on the surface and fired shots across the armenian s Bow As a Cruiser might for a signal to her to Stop. When a Cruiser signals thus it is the business of a merchantman to lie to and if she does not the Cruiser May lawfully fire at her until she does. The armenian did not Stop. The submarine fired at her and those killed apparently were killed by shells. Had the submarine been a Cruiser or had the German submarines been in the habit of following International Law and Only sinking ships whose Crews and passengers had been taken Oft in safety no blame would have been attached to them. But this not so. Knew ship would be sunk. The commander of the armenian disregarded the signal because he knew if he stopped his ship the Crew would not be treated according to International Law. He knew his ship would be illegally sunk As it eventually was and his Crew East adrift in open boats Over 50 Miles from land As they actually were. He therefore was justified in running away and responsibility foi1 the deaths which resulted cannot be Laid at his door. The dead americans Are just As much victims of German illegal sub Marine methods As if they had been drowned after the ship was torpedoed and no one would need to be anxious to shirk the Issue which their deaths raised if one accepted any other German claims inadmissible. The daily news says the right of american sailors to earn their livelihood on .rd Bri Tish or any other foreign merchant ships cannot be questioned. The sinking of merchant ships whatever cargo they be carrying and to what Ever nation they belong without giving the. Unarmed helpless Crew times to escape is an outrage against All rules of honorable warfare and a monstrous offence against the elementary sentiments of humanity. The incident brings into clearer Relief the Justice of president Wil son s Contention that submarine War fare As the germans practice it is in consistent with the observances of the rights of neutrals. If the Gei mans did not Advance in claim to the right to sink merchant ships at sight without examination of their cargoes the con duct of the challenged merchantmen themselves would be very different. It would not Likely incur of hopeless flight Cor the still More dangerous counter attack on the opponents. On the other hand these very actions Are held up by Germany As justification for sink ing merchant ships at sight. It is a vicious Circle from which there is no men signed for return voyage. Newport news july Tion Here disproves the theory that some of the americans on Hoard the British Steamer armenian which was torpedoed by a. German submarine merely signed members of the Crew in. Order to obtain to pm rope. The Agency who supplied the men say that All of them were anxious to be assured they would receive return passage and refused to sigh until such a Promise was made. The Large number of negroes aboard the mule carrying Steamer was accounted for by fhe fact that no White men were available for the jobs a of the White men in charge of the mules were rated As foremen or assistant foremen. Notwithstanding the sinking of the armenian no trouble was encountered yesterday in signing a full complement of Stock tenders for the British ship i Dodo of which sailed for Avonmouth with a cargo of mules. Some anxiety is Felt Here regarding the safety of the British Steamer turkoman which is now due off the British coast with a cargo of mules aboard. Inc medals official Gazette gives Brief de tails of baaing1 deeds on the Battlefield. Canadian associated London july official Gaz Ette gives particulars of the services which secured for the recipients the distinguished conduct medals. The names were sent last week and the particulars slightly summarized Are As follows pet. A dams ing Ordes Ander heavy Shell re. Sergt. 3rd battalion. Assistance to medical officer under heavy fire. Corp. Allan 10th fighting with two machine guns until both were out of action and the teams killed or wounded. He then continued to fire with is Rifle until killed at his Post. Pub. Batchelor 2nd Bat in numerous wounded under heavy fire. Pub. Bird Syb 2nd carrying messages and bringing in wounded under heavy h re. Pet. Bloxam 10th Man who while on patrol had been wounded by the germans whom he had encountered. Major Price went out and shooting the two germans who had wounded him brought in his Man undoubtedly his life. His conduct All through the action was most meritorious and self Sacri pet. Quigley. 2nd brigade staff. Linesman at least 100 Breaks under heavy fire also assisted a wounded officer. . Ross carry ing three wounded men in succession under a heavy machine gun fire. Corp. Schultz remained in. A dressing station after it had been practically blown to pieces and took charge until every Man had been removed displaying great coolness and Cour age throughout. Pet. Turner a dressing station had been heavily shelled he carried the under a heavy ditch and. Continued to tend them for the remainder the Day until All had been removed. Corp. Wakelin. Tak ing a platoon into the firing Lino when All the non commissioned officers had been killed or wounded. Pet. Walters wounded in head and thumb he remained on the parapet using his Rifle against an attack. Pub. White carrying on the medical officer s work after that officer was missing. Corp. Wh1tla., carry ing c Apt. Lockhart to cover when wounded under a heavy artillery and Rifle fire. Rescued a wounded carried him a mile to safety and also assisted in reforming stragglers and accompanied an officer to brigade Headquarters. Finding it in the enemy s hands he. Escaped under heavy fire. Sergt. Brown Field ambulance. Off from his collecting station he remained with the wounded in the trenches All Day and. Brought them All safely to the station. Sergt. Calder 15th carrying messages and maintaining communication under lire. I corp. Casement to a to imbed officer near the German line under heavy Shell fire also excellent work in the construction of Bridges and in the Protection of canal Bridges. Corp. Castles pairing Telegraph and Telephone lines under heavy fire. Clifton medi. In assisting to re termed the world s greatest Library move the wounded from a Church to 1 of fact and fiction in the International government now operates big shops round houses shops and work per Taining to this Between Winnipeg and Westfort. The super vision of All employees engaged on this Section of. The Road will be in the hands of the , officials until such time As the Dominion govern ment appoints its own staff or takes Over the. Present the order is signed by c. K. Brooks acting superintendent of motive Power of the a t. P. Austrian submarine wrecked. Rome july French aviator bombarded and Sank the austrian submarine vol in the Adriatic it was officially announced today. General am Kutyj Sittg. Piles cured at Home by new absorption method if Yon suffer from bleeding itching Blind or protruding Send me Youv address and i will Tell you How to cure yourself at Home by the absorption treatment and will also Send some of this Home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested. Immediate Relief and permanent cure assured. No Money but Tell others of this offer. Write today to sirs. 31. Summers Box 29, Windsor. Out. The big railway shops at Transcona and the railway line from Winnipeg to Westfort thursday passed into the hands of the government for operating purposes. The shops and the main line East of Winnipeg were built by the Dominion govern ment but the Branch from Graham ont., to Westfort near port William was built by the grand trunk Pacific. Arrangements however have been made by which the Dominion govern ment has leased this portion of the line. The following notice explaining the situation has been posted in the shops of Transcona commencing july 1, the Dominion government has taken Over the operation of the Transcona round House Wondim invention a now machine a Marvol of simplicity enabling anyone to take and present moving Piotros in the Home school club Church or Lodge room. In our City can today be seen a machine which might be justly a place of safety. Pet. Co Well carrying messages under very heavy fire. Pet. Banson an attack on a Wood this non commissioned officer copy himself at the head of a party of men be to another battalion who had Lang aug a of the it s called a new invention and the product of a Genius an extremely simple and practical motion Pic Ture machine for use in the Home school Church or club. Small in size but wonderfully Complete it in an instrument so simple that it can be safely and expertly operated by i la anyone a moving picture a Ojector no officer or Leader with them and r no special wiring equip cleared a farm beyond the Wood of of at. This wonderful t greatly Superior numbers of the j Sergt. Dryden ment of machine is placed on an Ordinary , and by simply pressing Button or turning a switch projects spi Culous gallantry and Devotion to the pictures Sharp distinct and life duty in going to the of col. Hart pm chars who was lying , our own and the German pub. Duncan orders when the Telephone lines were Down. Pet. Highstone bringing in wounded and for personal bravery under heavy fire. Sergt. Ives return ing fron i a. Reconnaissance Lyes brought into safety several wounded men and his general con duct and Confidence set a line example to others. Pet. Des patches As battalion heavy fire. Sergt. Kates runner under no battalion dressing and assisting the wounded throughout an action. Corp. Kennedy running great risks in carrying Mes sages. Sergt. , go ing out under heavy fire and dress ing a wounded Man and covering him with a Blanket. Pet. Macartan carrying orders under heavy fire when the lines were drawn. Sergt. Conspicuous ability and coolness carrying rations to troops and pick ing up wounded. Pet. Painfully wounded himself he res tied a wounded Comrade and carried him a considerable distance. In the same Way that a nut net will attract a piece steel to by our prescribed system 01 mag Nesia Baths the body poisons of which there Are some 7-i.ooo Dif Ferent kinds can nil he . From the dermal viands through the three million Odd pores of he body and .tip.utrnli7.pd. Is i scientific fact and has Boon prox in beyond All dispute. Rheumatism Lumbago a Calica nervousness head Ulics and most other ills and pains caused thro Fotij a and Tomaine poisons the capillaries and tissue Alj of these be eliminated by our system Book let mailed free upon request. The National Institute Carlton bldg., Portage ave. Phone main 2544. Like Down to the smallest detail. From the very beginning of the development of the moving picture j Industry it has been realized that this development would not be com plete until a Safe practical and comparatively inexpensive Means of exhibiting to the Home in schools churches and clubs was attained. Brainy men did their Best and after years of study and research the experts in the great Pathe Laboratory in Paris have completed the machine for Home moving pictures which today be seen. In our City. It should be clearly understood that the Pathe scope is in no sense a toy nor an Experiment. It is on exhibition in the store of messes Mason. Risch limited 802 j Portage Avenue where it May be been by anyone interested. The wonderful possibilities of the new invention will be understood if we consider in the future by of the path scope. People can make their own films of friends of child Ren of places they visit Ana in Stead of having Ordinary lifeless preserve the living re Cord of every move every detail of life and motion for All time to coma. The Pathe scope is wonderful bringing All the marvels of motion photography into the privacy of the saturday july 3 Beautiful River trip by str. J. M. From Norwood Bridge Dock 2 o clock calling at lusted Street Dock 2.30 to Hyland Park returning in evening. Fare 50 cents return. Evening run from Norwood Dock 8 o clock lusted Street Dock arriving Back at lusted Dock 11 o clock. Music and dancing on Boord. Fare 50 cents. Return. For july 4, sunday to locks boat leaves Norwood Dock 2 o clock calling lusted Street Dock Call ing at Hyland Park arriving at locks arriving Home fare so cents. Home. It will be interesting indeed to people of Western Canada to learn that the path scope people have entrusted their Western boiling arrangements to a House like Mason risen. The machine will be handled pet. Mcguire carry in All their branches from ing despatches under heavy fire. To the coast and they will have de pub. M Ullins assist to narrators prepared to reveal its ing an officer to extinguish a lighted wonderful to Torch which had fallen into an open May inquire Box of fused bombs. I Mason. Riech limited k Driver path divisional i Cataia-1 invitation to visit store for coolness in carrying rations and a Tho scope u really 10 Elm avc., Ros data Toronto a residential Day school for girls principal miss Edith m. . Lion. Principal miss m. T. Scott. 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And the Norl j i desc appear for a intr. Natural. If you la get a Fotz Oun cof of the liquid Crinch from your Dru Gifft you will Havn in ouch to keep the hair in for Many this by Thyl Way in also As a dress lne for the hair. Koch Long it Bright Andrj Lusti Oua. It a neither Sticky nor Home study arts courses Only. Summer school Queen s University Kingston Ontario arts education Medicine school of mining mining 5 chemical mbchak7ca.i. Civil electrical engineering Cleo. T. Chown. Horse show auditorium rink 25c ;