Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, August 28, 1915

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 28, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba press Winnipeg , August 28, 1915. The moving picture houses lady of the snows an d David Garrick for the National iia difficulty in presenting photo is of subjects out of the Ordinary of is m imparting to the the an of real Ltd without which Olav As a fails. Life in far Canadian North is such a sub hut in handling it in the three photoplay the lady of the the Essaway company Nas this end admirably by the ortion of Richard c. Travers to head cart or. Travers having been Iii in Canadian Woods. Then Edna Mayo no ploys opposite spent three Winters in the f wilderness and with their i Charlie Chaplin is the shooting Star of movies the Story relates How a Hunchback in revenge against a woman who has repulsed him lures her to the stage and assists her to become a dancer. The Sirl. Whose name is Maine has two one of whom John Butler she forms a sincere attachment. Her step Mother goes to see her dance and the Hunchback still enraged at her. Murders the woman. The Hunchback goes mad and is killed by falling from a Cliff. Butler Elaine s Lover is accused of killing him but Elaine clears him of the charge by proving that the Hunchback was the murderer of her step Mother. Umaine and Butler find that their Mutual loves will make them Happy in marriage. R great photoplay the soon to be shown Ricard c. Travers Canadian actor appearing in a can Adian drama the lady of the at the National theatre wednesday and thursday. Aje Rienes As a guide the play As t whole is convincing and True to life. The play is based on the novel written by Edith Harrison wife of Carter h. Harrison mayor of Chicago and will be shown wednesday and thursday at the National theatre. On monday and tuesday the famous actress Clara Kimball Young will be shown at the National in David Gar a two part plot urination of the famous play by Jas. Young who does some of the Best acting in the play Ever on any screen. Ruth Stone House end Bryant Washburn Are shown in the gilded a forceful Ono reel drama of modern life. The smuggler s a two part drama is a vigorous presentation with a 01 unusual Scenic effects presented by a capable company and is on Toa ayrs programme. Helen hoi ties is shown in the latest of her sensational Railroad dramas the substitute fireman. Nitra Frazer does some excellent character work in Cutey for tune and at the mask rounds off the Bill with some situations. Although it has not As yet teen announced at what theatre the spoil Era will be presented yet it is known that this wonderful photoplay is now in the City. It has been visualized from the Book of the same name by Rex Beach the popular american author. It is in nine powerful reels with. Katti Ryn Williams and William Farnum play ing the leading roles. It is said that in san Francisco and los Angeles Over sve Hundred thousand people saw this production and it has created a sensation in every City where shown. The spoilers is a powerful and Pic the first pair of shoes Charlie Chaplin Ever wore As a baby turned up at the toes. They made Char lies papa laugh and All the family and friends laughed too. As Char lie grew older it was discovered that the fault was t in the first pair of shoes. No matter what kind of footwear he tried the toss always turned up. And everybody who. Saw them laughed. Since then he has t worn any other kind. Baby Chaplin always twirled Hie rattle. It made the folks laugh to see the original twist master Chap Lin gave to the Colic Silencer. When to a Rew older Hal carried a walking stick for Charles is English you and Between the shoes with the turned up toes and the twirling Walkine stick motion picture Devo tees of five continents have had their entire evenings cheered i Between new York and san fran Cisco probably More persons talk about Charlie Chaplin every Day than talk about the Kaiser the castles or Bill Donovan s Yankees. Boys and girls work hard in school All Day on the Promise of their father that if their study Marks Are Ood they can go to see Charlie Chaplin in the Corner movie House at night. Film operators in a thou Sand picture houses Are congratulations from patrons every time they show a Chaplin picture. Lives a suet Jaife. Mean while the cause of All this discussion lives a very quiet and mild sort of existence out in los an Geles Cal. Of late he has been More than Ever talked about. Those who know the business politics of the movies say Charlie was lured to the Essaway company by the tempting Cash offer of weekly. The figures Are said to be authentic despite the fact that the inform. Ton was obtained on , new Fork. Before he changed manage ments and went to the Essaway or. Chaplin was with the Keystone com Pany with which firm he Atta Ned his first Success As a comedian in pictures. Charles will be 25 years old come michaelmas. Tis but an other Way of saying he was born in London in 1890. He was raised in theatrical atmosphere As his parents were players in the legitimate and first run world film specials at the lyceum Tudesque i Oman co of Alaska and has a love Story with splendid imagination that grips and holds tiie sympathies. It be is a Story of Strong men battling for supremacy with All their Power of mind and muscle Alert for every cast of Chance and should Appeal to every red blooded Canadian. It graphically depicts the Onward March of civilization to a cold Barren rugged country that has taken its place in history As one of the richest possessions of America and is marked As probably the last of the great Gold strikes. Those who have travelled through the leaves get ice Beach s Book and have met tire Strong and virile characters of the alaskan shores will Welcome this moving picture for it visualizes each and every one or those people. The Dyne Milinor of the mines makes a splendid scene and Tho fight Between Glen ister and acis Amara is undoubtedly a Tine exhibition of physical combat. The production been pronounced by the press of Eastern Canada to be the great est motion picture Ever produced and it will no doubt be welcomed by every one in Winnipeg. Movie notes. From the class of productions show ing at the lyceum it is evil int the made no mistake in booking exclusively for first showing in Winnipeg the output of the world film corporation and the remarkable romantic continuous photoplay. The Diamond from Tho these productions arc without a peer in this class. The eleventh chapter is being shown monday Anil tuesday and on wednesday and thursday another of the world specials with Alic 1 trl rally Holbrook Birnn. Ork stars. These splendid productions Are making a reputation for this theatre my Ara Well Worth seeing. The Butterfly and the broken Coin starland features 22" is the title of the ninth i episode of the broken Coin and it is better than Ever. The feature for next Ancl thursday is the but featuring Howard Estabrook. An we Are showing today Louise Vale in drama. George Ade in comedy Helen Holmes in sensation. Excellent week end programme. Monday and tuesday chapter ii. The Diamond from the sky world s weekly according to a los Angeles news paper there Are 5.000 actors in South Ern California who arc employed by motion picture comp unless and of these own automobiles. Rather prosperous Art this movie business. Til arc Edmund Jones re cognized As one of the most original scenario writ ers has joined the motion picture company in the capacity of scenario x. C. Goodwin has decided that there is 7 Nore Money in the movies than in touring at the head of his own com Pany and has. Accordingly cancelled his arrangements to go out again in never say l5ie." the Universal has changed the name of its House orphan of Universal weekly 10 the moving picture weekly changed the style of paper and increased its size and now has it on the Market at a Nickel. Paul Gulick is editor in chief Filbert s. Donian is City editor m. Winkler. Music editor Wade l. Morton manager. The Complete Liim cast for the Pathe feature of the closing by h. G. Rowland has been signed. Howard Estabrook will be leading Man supported by Bliss Milford Kathryn Browne Decker and Madeline traverse. 3ii-s. Jane Nisson of the juvenile court of Portland. Oregon has concluded that Amateur nights As held by the local picture managers have a demoralizing effect on Young girls and is about to take Steps to i event them in port land. A majority of the theatre Man agers have promised their support. Eight cases of delinquency among Young girls resulting from participation in the Amateur performances according to their testimony have been recorded in the juvenile court there. Edward o Connor the Well known Ooin Edian. Has been engaged for the Pathe Wallingford series which the Wharton Are making at their Ithaca studios. Or. O Connor will play the part of onion one of the leading characters of the Story. E after a year s service in various Capa titles in the War Relief hospitals of Europe miss Edna Goodrich the Beautiful and talented american actress returned to new York last week looking none the less handsome and attractive than before her trying experiences As a War Charles himself made his debut at the tender age of 8. It was in that masterpiece of pathetic drama from rags to As a youth or. Chaplin was a Mem Ber of various English companies that toured the provinces. Occasionally he appeared in London but never distinguished himself particularly until he created the role of Billy in Sherlock with William Gillette As the Star in engr land. Later he played in a piece Callec Jim Romance of he was in motion picture titles even before was in motion pictures. Kept his i Yeh open. Most of his schooling Charles Chaplin obtained by keeping his eyes open. He has a. Brother named Chaplin who is something of scholar they say. Sid is appearing in the Keystone pictures and is an other droll individual. He is two years older than like Many other artists for he is an Charles Chaplin conceived his present characterization through combination of scores of othe types and impersonations. A Wen into the English music Halls Ajit s ave imitations of great stars find ing that his burlesque work foun the greater response. From Vaude Lille he started on his Way to Fame in America when Fred Karno in s aged hint for the musical Hal sketch a night in an big Lish Musi Hall. This sketch with or. Chaplin am a. Large company was brought t the Rictoria theatre new York b Oscar Hammerstein in 1905. Late it was played Over the Keith or at it. Or. Chaplin was not featured in the company but his acting attracted the attention of Mack sen Nett one of the Pioneer motion Pic Ture producers and directors. Or. Sennett made his Start comedian and picture wit. The biography. One of his associate directing in that firm was d. W Griffith. Or. Sennett in h spar titular Field in the movies has made As big a Success As or. A Riffith. It Didur i take or. Sennett Long to see the possibilities in Chaplin who was a pantomime list of High order. Or. Chaplin went West to the ivc Ystone studios at los an a elea and started to work. The combination of sir. Sennett As director and or. Chaplin As comedian proved win Rhine one. He came out gradually. Now Here s an interesting thing. When did you first hear the name of Charlie Chaplin not so very Long of was it the Keystone never featured the player gave him no Ndue publicity but allowed him Lull his work until the Little . The turned up toes the by moustache the queer rapid walk he Black Derby and the twirling Waik nor stick was known to every picture fan in the country. Patrons of the theatres asked so Ibi tors if they could Tell his name hey could t. The question was Assed on to the film distributor. He in t know. Finally it got Back to what is the was asked. Living replied the come first far eur in Long film. Charles Chaplin was the ret far eur featured in a farce of More than one part. For a Long time it impossible in motion picture studios to produce a farce longer than feet. You could t sustain the interest Wise ones said. Then Mark Sennett wont to work and with Charles Chaplin accomplished the two , and or. Sennett has even produced a six a diff f Al top till s puh Turea Ixo in which miss Marie dressier is the Star. One of the reasons Charles never makes a mistake in. The films is because he has had lots of practice. Under or. Sennett the. Rule was to take Liu a f i Iii us "4.1 on t Hotl Headquarters and gradually came out. Scene several times Ana. .11 done intentionally from the choose the one that developed advert using Point of View it said. Charlie Chaplin became a Mouth to Nouth comedian instead of a 0111 on White actor whose ame meant nothing at All. As Charlies Fame grew so did his Alary. He soon earned by himself Nore than All the members of the key tone s police department and report it in new York that or. Chaplin As saved More than All the police de Arment clustered together. The shool of life gives one a great Educa on. It also Rives credence to a Good Sennett is another of those who never work from written scenarios. He takes an idea works up his big scene and then works Forward and backward from it. This was the pro Cess by which two of the most popular of the farces in which or. Chapin has of the it Fri Lico statement on first Cla Settle a lot of discuss ii the Little Black Mous tory on Charles Chaplin at the ume i and he does t Wear the i Winnipeg soldiers took Beauty prize Montreal aug. Gazette s London correspondent cabled last night the westerners took the prizes in he Beauty show held for the men of the Canadian Force at Folkestone yesterday. The thre winners were drum major Morley of Lith battalion pet. Campbell for Syth of Winnipeg 90th battalion and. Pet. A. G. Cooper of Shaunavon 3ask., attached to file s2nd battalion. There were 15 entries the re sults were obtained by balloting among the spectators. Returning from. Folkestone to the said or. Chaplin. An Kulil Charles Chaplin is not married. This statement on first class authority will Settle a lot of discussion. Furthermore the Little Black moustache int real. And he does t Wear Derter hat a Brand of shoes that Don t turn up at the show flt St vital Breaks All wednesday and thursday Alice Brady and Holbrook Blynn in a world special. The Boss pcs of. New York s biggest successes. Today today today Eitra to our regular programme. With our allies at Champaygne actual moving pictures taken at the Olexow and company. Mysterious b prison escape from St Rasht jacket w the open since nothing baffles him monday and tuesday. Boom 22. In the oth a episode of the broken Coin better than Ever. The smuggler s Ward two reels of thrills. Iotta Coin s ghost i typical Ham and Bud comedy. And thursday. Estabrook in wednesday 1 bed on Henry Kuc Uell Webster s novel. Camue couture teacher of violin changed his studio from 230 St. To 91 maryland4 St. Phone Sher. 2164. Nurse. Hiss Goodrich served As vol. Untener in hospitals in England and on the continent and when she left eng land her Little country place not tar from London was Given Over to the care of the and convalescent sol Diers. Miss Goodrich will rest in the mountains for a few weeks. She then intends to so to the Lasky feature play company studios at Hollywood Cal., whore she will make her first appear Ance As the Star in a. Photoplay. All four Corners of sixth and Alamitos streets in Beach Cal., Are now utilized by the Balboa amusement producing company for the audio and Var ious departments necessary to make the pictures from modest beginnings this Plant has grown in two years time. In. Spite of generally untoward business conditions. This summer the stage capacity has been enlarged 100 per cent. It totals Square feet now. One Section is entirely enclosed so that by using artificial lights work can proceed right and Day no matter what the weather. A capacious scene Dock has been built next to this enclosed studio. Handy 10 it is a Battery of twelve new dress ing rooms provided with every convenience for the players. There is also a Large garage for housing a dozen cars. On the opposite Corner Are two pretty Little bungalows. The one shelters the company s general offices while in the other Are the press and scenario depart ments. A big steel Reservoir is being erected to Cool water in quantities needed to develop the film. In addition to this land the Balboa company controls eleven acres on signal Hill overlooking Lon Ong undo Beach where some of its biggest Oor scenes Are taken. Today the smuggler s Ward Gretchen Hartman in title role. F Cutey Fortune today Helen Holmes in the substitute fireman. At the mask monday and tuesday. In Patlon Clara Kimball Young David All Star cast including Jas. Young in his pm curl of the famous play. _ wednesday and thursday. Lady of the snows Richard c. Travers. Edna Mayo master picture of the Canadian Northwest. From Carter h. Harrison wife of Chicago s mayor. Our the we show them first the novel by mrs. In Winnipeg. Last Chance today before going West Sewell moving pictures children s show 2.30 and 4. Night band of the 34th fort Garry horse. Sergt. Mckay and Geo. J. Bannister singers this is citizens Gray championship cup for gut Flowers awarded to e. A Billings. Directors decide to enlarge the cottagers classes and Affili ate with the St. Vital agricultural society s ninth annual exhibition held in the St. Vital rink on St. Mary s Road this week is proving to be one of the most successful in the society s annals in All respects. Great credit for thes ulcess achieved is due to the Board of and president h. E. Rose and Secretary f. Hack especially to whom the thanks of the directors were tendered at Tho directors lunch by Reeve Wilson in a Happy speech yesterday afternoon saw the judg ing completed the horses and cattle by ing judged by Blok Roche the popular winnipeg1 , and or Graham v.s., while the turnouts of All competitors both of animals and trappings were Well up to the High Standard for which the St. Vital show is noted in this respect. Baby show popular. Another feature of the afternoon was the baby show which Drew Forth Many competitors giving the judges or. B. L. Norton Levi Ding Man and f. Hanlon a hard task to pick out the winners. The school children s Bou cruet making Competition also was the Centre of great interest the judges in this event being Arthur Tilbury of the grand vital nurseries and a. T. Leith of the Dominion immigration department who awarded the first prize to Kathleen Tenwick the second to Mary Willis both of Glen Wood school while Little Violet to Fiher of. The Woodlawn school car ried off third honors. The red Cross display bandaging by a number of girls under the direction of mrs. Walter Cade of the St. John s ambulance corps was judged by or. Stanley Martin who made the following Ger tie Kenwick and Dora Freer 2, Jean. Arnott and Ivy a Kath Leen and Edith Fen Wick. The evening was devoted largely 1.0 dancing which was greatly enjoyed by both Young and old who tripped the Light fantastic to the music of the veterans band. The ladies Aid of the St. Vital presbyterian Church have charge of the catering and Are giving a most satisfactory service. Meeting of directors. A meeting of the directors was held during the afternoon when it was decided to give special attention to the question of enlarging the cottagers classes next year by adding House plants specimen plants and collections of plants to encourage the growing of these things the cottagers of Tho District. Another important step taken was the decision to affiliate with the horticultural society next year. The directors also awarded special prizes to messes. Hulton Bros., giving them a second for a splendid exhibition of pot plants and a. Third on a collection of vegetables there being Only one and two prizes in these classes it was thought Tho two collections being of no Cut sorial Merit were worthy of consideration. The cup for the championship in Cut Flowers was won by a a. Billings whose Flowers Are Al ways a drawing card at every exhibition held in St. Vital. The programme today consists of races and sports tile features being Tho mile relay to St. Vital and Norwood and the tug of War St. Vital North is. South while at the prize s will be distributed Hon. . Winkler minister of Agri culture having been asked to officiate at this event while at 7 o clock Tho prize vegetables Flowers and plants will be auctioned off by j. Meanwell sr., and -25 per cent of the receipts from this source will be devoted to the red Gross funds. Yesterday s awards i the awards Mac yesterday were dressed poultry Oscar Simmonds. Dairy cow 1, o. Sim a nods 2, w. Tod 3, j. Johnson. General purpose horses in. Harness 1, b. Bratich Mien 2, w. Tod. Market gardeners decorated turn m. Irish 2, c. H. Paul 3 f. Single delivery horse in 1, c. H. Paul 2, Irish 3, Hulton Bros. Single driving horse shown in e. Mcdowell. Baby 6 baby Little 2, baby Ostergard a baby Penwarden under 1 year 1, baby Elphinstone 2, baby Mcdowell 3, baby Paul. Poultry judged. Judging in the poultry Section was completed yesterday by w. Ruther Ford who for the past three years has acted As the poultry judge and gave his usual satisfaction in the work. There Are several Birds in the show worthy of special mention As they will compare favourably with any exhibited at any similar event in the province. These include a Buff Orpington cock shown by q. W. Griffiths a pen of Black Orpington shown by Arthur Marson. Which is easily the Best on exhibition and some splendid White rocks of All classes by mrs. H. E. Hose. Parture. I have not seen him the awards of the various Silver trophies were announced follows St. Vital cup championship in veg a tables won by j. C. . J. C. Hack cup championship in vegetables Flowers and plants limited to St. Vital and Norwood won by j. Wells Norwood. St. Vital cottage Garden cup won by h. E. Rose. Hilton cup for largest and Best Dis play of one Breed of poultry won by g. Griffiths with andalusian. Liner could carry Only., about tons of Grain the Monarch one of the freighters replacing passenger ships can accommodate Between and tons. So while the number of ships May be less the carrying capacity will be much greater than has been generally believed. Canadian Camp pet. James Montreal was struck by an express train in crossing the track at Westenhanger station and Kiuei instantly. The inquest held to Day brought out a verdict of. Accidental death. Brown a Driver in the army ser vice corps. Enquiries made in Montreal show that the dead Soldier s name was William Driscoll who had been living with an aunt named mrs. Brady 13 juror Street who has been located elsewhere since then and he in isted under Brown. The name of James germans have lost Many submarines London aug. 27. Commenting on the exploit of aviator big Worth who Sank a submarine with bombs the daily chronicle asserts he Sank submarine with a single bomb. It goes on the value of aircraft Tor detecting the presence of submarines under water has Cong been known but this in the first occasion on which an aeroplane has sunk a submarine at sea. It is not Only big Wortlie r Pioneer feat for he was also the first aviator to drop a. Bomb on a Zeppelin. The admiralty announcement is also noteworthy because it officially admits for the first time that tre have Destros de German submarines on an important number of occasions. Which information has been the admiralty doubtless us own Good motives for secrecy but this official confirmation of what has Long been known in a Genera Way to a. Great Many people will be generally welcomed. Perhaps or. Balfour might Anis time see his Way to give. Or the total figure for those destroyed. If not Down to tie present moment at least Down to some past officials seizo German parcels Dieppe France aug. Cus Toms authorities have seized parcels mailed to addresses in Spain and Portugal from Germany through the scandinavian countries and England. H. E. Rose cup for collection of six varieties of Sweet peas won. By James Balsden of Winnipeg. Dangerfield for 12 varieties of Sweet peas won by James Balsden. co. Cup for 12 vane ties of Sweet peas grown by amateurs won by mrs. W. H. Hack. Steele Briggs cup for collection of Sweet peas grown from their seems. Won by e. A. Billing. P. Gray cup. For highest number of Points scored by a member of grand vital and Norwood poultry association in the poultry Section won by g. W. Griffiths f the awards in the. Poultry department Ai e As follows poultry. Andalusian g. Griffiths. Andalusian 2 and 3, g. Golf an dal Slans 2 and 3, g. Andalusian a z and a g. Griffiths. Single comb White leghorn mrs. Garwood 2, Litchfield Francis. White leghorn mrs. Gar Wood. White leghorn and 3. Litchfield Franciss mrs. Garwood. White leghorn mrs. Gar and 3, Litchfield Francis. Minorca and 2, miss Rose Bagshaw. Imi Orcas 2 and 3, miss Hose Bagshaw. To White rocks 2 and 3, mrs. H. E. Rose. White rocks 2 and 3, mrs. H. E. Rose. White rocks 3 and 3, mrs. H. E. Rose. _ Buff Plymouth rocks w. Plymouth rocks and 2, to. Keeble. Plymouth rocks w. Keeble. Plymouth rocks 2 and 3, w. Keeble. Orpington mrs. W. Care. Orpington Buff Geo. Golf or Ping tons and 2. Gee. Griffiths 3. Mrs. Garwood. T Orpington and Geo. Griffiths 2, mrs. Garwood. Roping tons and 3, George Griffiths 2. Mrs. G Arwood. Rhode Island reds single comb and 2, John Donnelly. Rhode Island reds and 2, j. Donnelly. Wyandotte White mrs. C. H. Paul. Wyandotte John Donnelly. Turkeys John Donnelly. Leg horns Rose comb Brown 1. And 2. W. Rose. Breeding pens English a thur Marson with Black Orpington 2, Amos Morson with Black Orpington 3. G. Griffiths with Buff Orpington. Medit i andean class m. Rose 2, mrp Garwood. Black Minorca 2 and 3, miss Rose bag Shaw. Black Minorca ,2 and-.3, miss Rose Bagshaw. White rocks 2 and 3, mrs. H. 53. Rose. White rocks 2 and 3, mrs. H. E. Rose. Orpington Black and 2, a thur Marson. Orpington Black and 2, Arthur Marson. Orpington Black Arthur Marson. Eggs. Mrs. G Ai Wood 2, g. W. Griffiths. Mrs. Garwood 2, mrs. J. S. Better Outlook foe freight boats Montreal aug. Is said that an agreement has been reached be tween Tho governments of great Britain and Canada whereby the former will Reorg Nize the urgency of the situation and refrain As much As possible from commandeering ships that Are needed for Grain. So far As the Ocean tonnage is concerned the shortage is by no Means so serious As has been intimated in some quart ers. But while the passenger service Lias in some cases vanished and in minimum there has sprung up in its minimum timer Lias sprung up in ils place a Roig it service that far sur passes any that Canada has owned in the past. The Bis liners have been replaced by Large i Eig hers. Invest Tig action has shown that at the pres ent time the Cunard company has tour of these vessels two of which have already visited the port of Montreal although under changed names. This fact is also testified to by officials of Lloyds. In this Way the absent passenger boats have to a considerable extent been replaced. That the available tonnage to carry Grain will com pare not altogether unfavourably with past years is illustrated from the fact that while the victorian one of the largest passenger boats an Allan weather report. Winnipeg . 27, 1915. Condition highest lowest at 7 . Thursday yesterday. Rain Foremost cloy Edmonton fair veg revide Cloudy. Lloyd los or cloy. Red Deer Oldy Clear Calgary fair. Brooks Clear Medicine , fair Battleford fair Prince Albert Fajr. Saskatoon hum Bollt Kindersley cloy Elbow Cloudy. Kamsack. Clear Yorkton Clear Swift current cloy Moose Java cloy 82 78 82 79 79 87 82 so 84 87 88 90 82 86 85 90 86 78 73 86 so Regina 34 .qu1 Appelle Cidy to Outlook Clear 89 yellow grass cloy Indian head. Clay. Broadview cloy Moosomin Clear Estevan. Clear Swan River Clear. Dauphin Clear Russell cloy Minnedosa Clear Virden Brandon fair p. La Prario Clear Winnipeg Clear person Clear bolts Caln Clear Cypress River Clear Morden Clear Emerson Clear port Arthur Kamloops Nelson. 31 82 77 75 75 73 74 78 70 74 74 71 70 7j. 71 70 72 65 56 70 75 79 81 87 62 54 42 60 48 44 50 51 54 58 66 52 54 53 45 51 56 43 45 56 50 52 54 48 44 52 43 4u 47 33 37 40 44" 41 53 36 64 43 43 37 47 56 56 so so 57 .34 .33 Penticton. Grand Forks Assn Boia Clear. Bulletin from Cental. Office. The weather Over the provinces has been mostly Clear find higher temperature. More car per Dollar these Jire not claims which make the 1916 six Cylinder 50 h. P. 7-passenger touring car the most remarkable automobile value Ever offered in America or Europe within of its Price. More Power Power increased to full 50 h. P. More room size increased to carry seven adult passengers in. Comfort. Higher Quality wherever the material that goes into this car has been changed better material has been used better steels in vital parts better. Leather in the upholstery better hair in the Cushion work better paint and varnish work. Better manufacturing and inspection methods in Short it is not possible to build an essentially better car. Although the size Power and Quality have been increased the Price has been decreased 3500. Canadian Price is f. O. B. Wau Terrille Canada see this car. Ride in it. Try it on the roughest roads and steepest Hills. Matal Fri distributors for i Wjk Manitoba and Saskatchewan phones Sher. 657, 668. Broadway and Sherbrook made in Canada j l Cep when you Fence your land put in posts that you will not have to replace in a few rears. Put in posts that Are weal weather fire and Strain proof and they Cost Par really the same As the other kind. We want to see every up to Date farm in Manitoba with fences sup ported by our incest Recto posts. They Are not Only the strongest and the Best looking Post that you can use but they Are the most economical the cheapest Well As the Best and when it comes to Post just alike same size same color uni in every naturally add to the looks Ancl of course a farm or a piece of land with a perfect Fence one that will last a lifetime is very materially increased in value. If you Are going to Fence your land you want s. Fence that will stay you want a Fence that will not require repairing or rebuilding every year or so. You want the Best for your Money and that s what we Are offer ing absolutely the Best at the lowest possible Cost. The Cut. Shows the Angle Iron reinforcements with the Tipper part finished 01 us it appears when the Concrete is moulded and this will give you a pretty Good idea of just what this Post is. We sell you the reinforcements the Mold and Complete process enabling you to make the posts during your spare time or during Rainy or Torray weather when otherwise your time and the time of your help would be wasted. Nijay Call at our offices 745 to 749 som inset Block Winnipeg if you can if not fill in this Coupon and mail it to us today. We want salesmen and agents in every town and District in . Reinforced Concrete posts 7 feet Long 7-Inch base tapering to 4 inches at the Cost you All Complete with allowance for material and your time Only about 25c each. We sell you the Angle Iron reinforcements Winnipeg factory 21c each. One galvanized Iron Mold Complete also . Factory so figuring Cost of posts Complete at 25c each you have a margin of 4c for Sand Cement labor Etc. Fill in Coupon and mail to us at once. Dot. The Manitoba Concrete Post co., Ltd. Offices 745 to 749 Somerset Block Winnipeg Canada. May me further particulars regarding your Concrete Fence by mail or you May have your representative in this District on me and demonstrate process. Name address ;