Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba. Free press Winnipeg thursday june seek re number w u m i i i Oracle c housing mass meeting held under auspices of army and Navy veterans ther walk qty of music and enthusiasm air of the arms and prior to organization of the mass meeting in the Assembly Hall the band of the association played a number of selections in front of the which elicited very far comments from pedestrians and others As the band was Only lately organized. The meeting was convened for the purpose of advancing the recruiting for the construction company of veterans for Over bids service. I. To. Tupper presi Dent occupied Tho. Chair and on the platform were sex controller c. Mid Jos. Nhey. Wheeler e. Row Secretary and capt. Gorrie. Soho is in charge of the local unit. Prior to the speech making tits. And a Lieut. With or. Lyon at the piano Sang a num Ber of patriotic songs. Or. Tupper in opening the meeting referred to the object of the gather ing and spoke of the great need of men at this critical period of the great conflict on the soil of France and Belgium. He was followed by Jos. Who spoke at some length and aroused great enthusiasm As he related incidents " of valor and achievements of the Canadian sol Diers on the Western front also in i 8 Flavoured cited other collided with a police ambulance on 1 he Corner of Sargent Avenue and Sherbrook Street receiving injuries which resulted in. His death. In at tempting to evade. Che collision the Driver of she ambulance drove into a store damaging it arid causing injuries to several pedestrians. Mrs. Bowles claims that the ambulance ran into her husband while the police counter claim that or. Bon Lea Rode Strafehl into the car. B. Coyne is appearing for mra. Teres tins All by his recital of the con i while the City is. Represented editions of the City in Tho Early years experiences of the Pioneer. Wheeler who has seen Over 40 years service in the 1m i by t. A. Hunt ,, and j. Prud Tommei and the police commission by e. R. Siddall and Isaac Pitblado . My sniffer was enough this time. The stuff was right behind the Call to Nineteen year Olds Perial Navy and army made a Strong i Appeal for recruits urging on every j member to become a recruiting oj-1 Fleer and secure men to speedily com plete the local unit. I capt. Gorrie reported the Progress Mado in the work. Twenty seven had been finally accepted but Lodge in session strict medical examination compelled Majiyu applicants to retire. Was no discouragement but it was desired to Complete the local unit As soon As possible As men were urgently needed at the front. At this stage Rev. .1. B. Wilcox entered the Hall and was called to the platform and made a Strong Appeal Tor men. I am interested in this construction unit for my son a civil Engineer was identified with that service in , until recently wounded and sent to this construction unit of the veterans will be in at the finish and participate in the March on said c. Midwinter who promised to do All in his Power to secure the enlistment of men. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem after which Many of those present consulted capt. Gorrie and officers of the association As to making application for enlist ment. The masonic Temple was crowded the i yesterday morning by scores of a City issued charged that police ambulance collided with late f. W. Bowles an interesting Case is being heard by chief Justice Mathers and a jury in which the City of Winnipeg is be ins sued on account of the death of Bowles on july 26, 1915. Mrs. Eliza Mary Bowles. The widow is the plaintiff in the action which was a ought against the City and the police commission As Well As the members Octha commission. Or. Bowles when Riding his bicycle a fresh water sea voyage 10 Eastern Canada the great lakes travel Canadian government railways and Northern navigation s. 5. Harmonic s. S. Moronic s. S. Curonic v Tbs old reliable route to tha Ontario Quebec and the maritime a Liberal Stop overs optional Book Early i you want outside rooms full information from City ticket office station ticket office be phone main 5377-8. Union station Broadway and main phone main 2826-3453. Canadian government railways sons from All parts of the province who were on hand to attend the opening ceremony of the forty third assemblage of the Manitoba . . The feature of this morning s session was an eloquent address by Hie grand master who dealt with the beef client work of the order and the address was tilled with Allu Sions to struggle in following the address reports of the District Deputy grand masters were heard. The convention continued in session in the afternoon when the chaplain was the principal speaker and a reception was Given in Honor of the grand representatives. N the evening a Well attended smoker was held in the Lodge rooms and an enjoyable time spent. A full Agenda is before the Dele Gates and much important masonic business will be discussed and Coa clouded. Sessions will again be held this morning afternoon and evening. Just out of Hospital is forced to return a hit cum California a gum that Adams is proud to sponsor. Kind of gum you come Back for when imitations prove disappointing. Such gum As Only the House of Adams knows How to make. Famous for a Quality and flavor that no other equals. Everywhere preferred by particular people Adams dh6 original Tutti Frutti gum Canadian chewing gum co. Limited Adams pure chewing gum j. Krier Kon. Of cooler sask., had just Lieen discharged from the Gen eral Hospital and was waiting1 at the intersection of me Dermot Avenue and Sherbrook Street for a Street car to convey him to the . R. Depot when an Auto belonging to the Llanito a government telephones knocked him Down. The tit reer Gui did not Stop at the Point or. Frierson. Expected an the was running to catch it when the Accident happened. It was stated that the Auto was Only cooing at about five Miles an hour at the time. The injured Man was carried Back to the Hospital unconscious having sustain j de lacerated1 wound Over the left Eye. J and he also showed symptoms of compression of the brain. It was stated at the Hospital last night that or Frierson was resting Well and that the full extent of his injury would lie ascertained this morning. June 10 the colors 19-Yekr-old men is delayed. When the proclamation requiring these men to Register was published it was intimated that they would not be required actually to report for duty before july. It is consid ered improbable that Many if any of. The men will be summoned before september or october. Up to the present 5j.j.ss3 men of 13 years of age have registered for Mil itary service. Of these it is estimated 73 per cent would probably rank in medical category fit for general service overseas. Do mothers err when we hear of so Many school Girla and girls in stores and offices who Are often totally tin flt to per form their daily duties because of some derangement Peculiar to their sex might this not have been pre vented by the Mother who perhaps through neglect or carelessness failed to get for that daughter the one great Root and Herb Rem Sidy for such ailments Lydia e. Pinkham s vege table compound this old fashioned Medicine is said to have alleviated More suffering of womankind than any other remedy known to Medicine. W judge Curran scores a work of busybodies judge Curran sitting on exemption appeals yesterday ordered in out of 26 to Don the Khaki. The remain Der were Given time exemption owing to their farming activities or to their domes tic hardships. In one Case the i Appellant had died since filing his j , unknown to the military. The name was therefore struck from list. I this is the work of some of those female remarked judge j Gurran. Regarding the cancellation of the pension accorded to the Mother of Murdo Ross for the loss of two of her sons in the War. Two sons were killed another is in Salonica. And one ordered to report in july while Murdo Ross was granted until nov. 1. The pension accorded to mrs. Ross whose husband is liable to support her. Was cancelled on the investigation of an and it was the know ledge of this that Drew the hot remark from the judge. Murdo Ross was therefore exempted until november and told that if the., government re considered their opinion regarding the Mother s pen Sion he would be liable to being called. 70 minutes to nn1peg Bea on the Moonlight . Daily except sunday Chan Ideal summer evening trip sniffer was enough this inspector Eddie of the City morality department discovered a quart bottle i of whiskey in the bar of the criterion hotel. Mcdermot he in company with inspector Street and other officers visited the premises at o clock yesterday afternoon. The bartender Chas. E. Buchanan was arrested and will appear before the police magistrate this morning charged with breach of the Manitoba Temperance act. When questioned As to whether the whiskey had been i secreted and if he had to use a Mallet As in the Case of his last Cache Dis covery or. Eddie replied no no. Bench Lin i take a trip to i grand Beach today leave Union station 1.30 , return 6.20 . 50c return. Moonlight. Canadian Northern by. New Paris Depa Budres Cal ctr a Sou n.w., Van. I main St., Winnipeg or any . Ticket Anchor Donaldson line service Canada to Glasgow for information Ai ply to ate rfcs or office. 270 main St., big Basket picnic comic with the first Baptist cd lunch and Sundett school to Shoal Lake by the greater Wasni pjs water distract Kah Watt saturday june 15th tra in leaves . Depot St. Boniface at . Tickets for Sale at St Lea Humphries outfitters Cor. Notre Dame Portage or at the office the first Baptist Church. Cor. Cumberland and Hargrave St. Tickets adults children Goc Anchor line Royal mail. Steamships sailing regular York Glasgow Anchor Una drafts for and upwards for lates Etc., apply to any of our agents or Anchor line phone main 4412 270 main St. See her Fox farms and Flowers her glaciers and ancient totem poles. The Japan current gives Alaska a summer climate like England s. You scan the eighty peaks sparkling with ice diamonds in the glorious Forest cathedrals fill you a vibrant Joy of of wild Flowers tempt you to Pluck armful of blossoms. You go most comfortably on Canadian Pacific steamers threading Miles of protected passage past Mystic fjord peaks rising sheer from water s Edge and outpost towns which celebrate each Steamer 3 coming. Canada food Board retail License no. 8-10317 we open at 9 . And close at 6 . During june july and August this store will close saturdays at 1 . A work shirt bargain Friday that most men cannot afford to miss 50c men s work shirts in All sizes. Good Strong washing materials. Friday. Positively no phone orders. 50c at this Price no Man can afford to miss this great shirt Opportunity. All , Collar attached full fitting with Good Roomy Liberal sized bodies. 95c 50c men s summer Outing and Siegli merr a tubular leather belts in gee with Collar attached Light i Grey Tan and Black All colors and colors neat styles All Linen All sizes. Special Robinson value All sizes. I 35c Man s summer sox. Manufacturer s in silk vege table silk silk Lisle cot Ion. All Colon. Friday special. Cool Gingham frocks smart pretty styles suitable for Outing and picnics. Made Avith stylish White pique collars and cuffs trimmed Avith. Embroidery. Straight Belt and Loose hanging pockets. Also smart styles with Long Tunie of Plain goods trimmed with Check collars cuffs and pockets featuring All latest colors and combinations. Sizes 16 to 44 bust. Sale Price. Women s and misses Wash suits Odd lines and samples in smart sports styles natural Linen and cotton1 gabardine with White coat trimmed with striped material and skirt to match. Also a few other colourings Avith belts and pockets suitable for hot Veather Wear. If 1 c special Friday o Friday hosiery regular 25c and 35c. Pair women s and children s Hose to Clear in a medium weight of Lisle Cotton and Cashmere. Colors White and Black. All sizes in the lot. Q _ Sale Price phone orders not filled. Fridays big silk Sale at Robinson s 59c Yards of Plain and fancy sisting of Clia Tilly crepes Marquisette crepe Indian fancy silk Matts. Silk brocades Floral silk Matte rating Stripe shirting Etc. 36 to inches wide. Values up to per Yard. For a Quick clearance. Friday per Yard Rajah silk for 98c the popular silk of the season at a greatly reduced Price. 33 inches wide. The colors Are broken but still there Are Many Good colors left including White and Black. Think of it popular Rajah Silks Selling Friday per Yard for Wash goods reduced Friday to lie for this Sale we Are offering thousands of Yards in printed cot tons muslims and crepes at away be Low manufacturer s Cost. Our loss is your gain get in on this lot. They Are a 27 and 28 inches wide with coloured checks Floral designs stripes and also a few Plain colors suitable for children s j Wear Camp and House dresses. No iphone or . Orders filled. Worth up to 25c. 11 j ladies White Canvas pumps and boots sizes 2 to on Sale Friday your dollars will do double duty on Friday As we place on Sale pairs of ladies White Canvas boots and pumps. The sizes Are 1, i 3, 3j. No phone or god. Or Ders on this Sale. Be Here Early Friday morning. Ladies White Canvas pumps and of t s boots Crescent Creamery butter 46c in. A list of groceries equally As Well priced that should let Winnipeg. Homes get the Best value for their outlay of housekeeping Money. Telephone. Your orders to main 2360, then ask for the grocery. J c Redpath s pure Cane granulated sugar. Friday bargain 9 ibs. For Crisco for cooking or frying. Friday no. 1 tin--.-. Dalton a custard folder. Friday bargain per in. Tin Dominion Brand Corn flakes. By f Friday bargain 2 packages for ;