Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 14, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press Winnipeg Friday june 14 1918. Social personal a preti1- Jing St. Andrew s presbyterian Church. Moose lond Rev Morni Sisr. When Mug Ili Tottie. Of u innit no. United in marriage to or. Wal Mick. Of tiie Crawford staff. A Lanka the ceremony performed by the Rev. Wilson. The Bride a Iii Nas mat untied was driven in marriage by or. Crawford was Churin Ingle in fhe Writy. Or. And Loliar k. Kinni a of a in it a few Days in r a off. Whore pen i he a or Riner. R . St. John ii-Jche-.-. .1. Of the Canadian a Rev Corv. re is . I Thi City. Miff i a Ordic flex of a. Divert a Ioliya per Rise evening inst. At her Ner Lioni. Stursa on c y. A. Tiosav in the or. In mi.-. A i., i faint. Or. And mr.--. A. Kuth mis a an. Miss Hiltl. Miss a Hie Stanlov Thomson or. A ii tar in i or. .1. Mcmillan. Or. Ryan. Or. Jack or. S. Ivy Etc and jiul. concert head in Aid of f kind on even n the grounds of controller put re ski on co lie be Avenue. The f Gotual icon Tony sole agents the West s greatest music House. The Home of the Hentzman co. Piano and the Victrola. 329 Portage ave. Wain 303 and 803. I tiie Ignarri disc of t Lioi Nuson form of the. K Arn hers advocate to my Ufari. Dai Iii her of or. Run of a Lurli Feton on. Took place afro noon last. Tune 11. At Burlinston. After a boat trip of two weeks the St. Lawrence River or. And mrs. Thompson will return to . Where they will up to boil residence. T or. And mrs. W. R. Kit read. Of bos ton Are spending the summer with their son r. A. Kinread Greenwood the Koyal air Loree auxiliary win hold it rimming e Sale at Sou at o clock. Those can conc Sibine articles for Sale of mils kind can phone mrs. John Woodman fort to ukr Ami arrangements wiil be Mado to have them called for. Tiie proceeds of tiie Sale will in to Send co informs to Tho j Brien of this Nult serving overseas. ii or a . Of Victoria of sex mayor j. H. A Iki Ihnot. Arrivi ii in the City wednesday mrs. To. H. Woodcock. Mitchn in is vis i Iii in with or. And j. U in fru i for a couple of weeks. 4 t River trip has been arranged by the v. chapter on Jtj Jnes div. June the Steamer keen Ora will leave lusted Street wharf at 8.15 o clock. and dancing will been Joyed on the. Trip. The recently organized Prairie club of Vancouver has elected the following officers who include several former residents of Winnipeg honorary pres ident. Sir Douglas Cameron honorary inc presidents. Brig Adier general j. S. A Kambury and Hon. Or. Justice w. A. Macdonald president. A. R. Earle vice pro ii dont. J. A. Westman Secretary t Amirr c. F. Millar directors. K. Dourlas n. P. T. B. h. Coy. T. .1. How. I. M. t s Flat yield. T. Richardson g. .macbct.li. The object of the i club is to Brias together those who have 1 i in the Prairie provinces of Man Ami Alberta. And to Headquarters which May he used by visitors from those provinces. Lead a merry time indulging frames. The Outing Rook place instead of the regular sewing meeting of the auxiliary. Mrs. W. M. S. Bathie was convener of the event. I the Royal air Force auxiliary meets at 2.30 today in the Law courts Inguld j info Kennedy Street. I the Royal air is hold ins a rummage on tuesday at 300 Avenue. Any article May be sent there or will he called for on mrs. Woodman fort Rouge 0 on wednesday evening june 12. At the Home of mrs. C. E. Beech. 174 Street sister or the Groom a quiet a Beddini was solemnized when a Utiss Jean Graham eldest daughter of a. Graham became the Bride of William Gordon Kerr. Rev. Andrew Roddan performed the ceremony and mrs. D. Livingstone played the wed Ding March. The Bride was attired in a costume of White Satin and Georgette crepe and wore the usual bridal veil and Wreath of lilies of the Valley and carried a Hou cruet of bridal roses. She was attended by miss Sophie As bridesmaid. Miss Gwendolyn Beech be intr a. Sweet Little Flower girl carrying a Basket of Pink rosebuds. After the ceremony a Buffet luncheon was. Served. The table was centred with the brides cake the. House being profusely decor died with Pink peonies. The numer Ous Grill to testified to tie popularity of the Mounir couple. Tomorrow the Bast Kildonan knitting Circle will hold a Basket picnic to Assiniboine Park. All friends Are invited to join the Outing and meet at the Corner of Bawanan and Kelvin at 2.30. A special invitation is extended to bring along the children. Greater Winnipeg Board of Trade will be operated on most modern lines forty five heroes seven amputation cases among1 the of men for military District 10 pops up Over night that s the Way things Are growing just now. Vines need training. Annuals need setting out. Just the time to buy h Birks Handy Garden Basket made of Wicker with plenty of room for Cut Flowers besides pockets containing trowel digging Fork scissors wire and tape. I ice Complete Iff 1 Fraser and family of Winnipeg Are spending the summer with mrs. Fraser s sister mrs. Q. O. Bond in Edmonton. Miss mice Mcconis. Of Turk Lon is visiting Winnipeg with miss norms. The Here As the truest of her brother. Premier n Orris. T r. Sampson and his Little . I Ruth of Winnipeg Are visit i with l Sampson s Mother. Mrs. J. H. Scott at i Oit or v. Vancouver. I is. Habkirk. Wife of Aid. James habit irk. Of Resina. And her son Jlas try Racu have arrived in a Iri Nipes to six weeks Aid. Habkirk s sister. Mrs. David , h2 Street. J the work of the students of St. War s will no on Iff Shioi Ion in the study of the institution on sunday monday and tuesday. June 16. 17 and is. Samples the pupils needlework dressmaking Mil Linery drawing. A Intens and China decoration will be shown As also the work done in the kindergarten depart ment. Relatives and friends of the pupils Are invited to visit the Exposi Tion. To Aid of the Wool fund of the vet Erans chapter open air concert tinder the of mrs. Jones Brewer will be driven on the grounds of mrs. H. H. Bryant s Resi rlenct1. Corner Broadway and Street on june at 7 o clock. Mrs a. Nichols of is vis Ithier her Mother. Mrs. M. Johnson. 2so Yourik Street. Mrs. Nichols is return in from Toronto where she has been attending the . Reinvention. Mrs. R. Heron unil children have left to spend the at their cot Tage at Victoria Bearth. H Morgan formerly o the stall of Canadian Hank of Commerce left wednesday evening for his Home m Oakland. California where he win spend a few Days before becoming attached to the Aerial corps. The auxiliary of the Strath Ronn Morsf i liter tinned at a picnic yes tin wives families of the overseas some Murii ers of the who Are Home on 1 or Louth Nin l Are tie to leave main next week. The weather was Tutu for a picnic and quite b num Ber of soldiers and mothers with their families look Brtva Taffe of the invitation. A most enjoyable time spent in. The Park. Them were plenty of refreshments and the kiddies forty fire returned men will reach it Napeff Tom Orrow by the Canadian government railway. The train will Transfer on arrival to the up a. Depot. Seven Menwill be diverted to Toronto As amputation cases. Tiie names a re e. A. Ancle Raon Deloraine a c. Bayliss Morden t. G a find vital j. Bland Winnipeg m. Buc Hants Birnie Man. C. J. Boyce ont w. Cailan Minni Peg g. L , Souris h. .1. Day j. Donovan grand Mere que. A. G. Drewe Jessie Avenue r. C. Duncan. 12t Honie Street r. A. Espie Parkview Street a. Evans Kalny River. Ont. J. Faulkner fort William k. V. Melita Man. W. Firth its midwinter Avenue g. B. Forster. Lorden p. Godin Rainy River b. A. Hill. Of c. H. Johr-.3tone. Peterboro j. D. Kerby Morden Man. A. F. Lefebre Gordon Street w. Jav Luckay 597 Powers Street w. Mac Grachan Fox g. Norma a Winnipeg j. O Brien. St. 8, Brandon court a. Par Konovich 101 Barber h. Parker 115 Riverton Avenue Kim Wood Hith Ibone port Arthur g. Reid. 1s10 Avenue j. Reid Winnipeg e. Reynolds. Bran Jlon Rumford. W. Stang Ster Lake Beauport t. B. Scott Gil Bert Plains Robt. Sim. Condie sask. T. H. Slater Cardale Man. J. H. Smith. Port Arthur j. A. Lyl new ton Konan j. Cochrane. 98-1% main Street t. In. Mcdermott Weyburn a. D. Belts Stratton a. Carlston Edmonton. Amputation cases the following amputation cases Are diverted to Toronto w. A. 845 Avenue w. T. Cooper Riorden t. He Alidal 27 Princess Street w. T. Huddle Stone. Portage la. Prairie f. J. Rav age. Regina a. Stevenson Dur Ham to. Wai ton William the greater Winnipeg Board of Trade which will be the out Giro Seth of the Ama Garnation and joint Campaign of the Board of Trade and Industrial Bureau will be operated along tiie most modern lines Accord ing to the Campaign committee g. N. Jackson chairman. After a Long investigation of the working machinery of tiie most progressive com Mercial organizations in both the United states and Canada the joint committee i of the two organizations unanimously voted for what is known As the Bureau or departmental Type of organization. found that practically All Chambers of Commerce in the cities of am Erica had adopted this form in re cent years and that it in every Case proved a wily Superior to the old form. The greater Board of Trade follow ing organization to a statement Given to the press last night will be formed into depart ments just like a modern business concern. The members will special ize in Board of Trade work according to their likes. Bureaus or depart ments will be headed by experts in that particular line. The new Laa Tion will get entirely away from the one mail idea. Experience in other cities has Long a since proved that it is impossible for one Man to give adequate attention to civic work the securing and maintaining of industries the extending of retail and wholesale Trade traffic and transportation duties looking after agricultural immigration and production Jid finally publicity and the joint committee found that each of these general lines of Tvorik was looked after by a separate Bureau under the most modern plan of organization and that there were specially Trail Ted men for the various departments. It was found in a num Ber of cases one expert could look after As Many As two or three departments depending upon the size of the City and Hie progressiveness of the. Organization. Where a Secre tary must look the work it was found that usually he was overburdened with detail and was unable to make constructive pro Gress in any one Field of activity. Where men were Given departments to specialise in keen rivalry to make the biggest showing of constructive achievement was found. Moat conspicuous Western cities that have adopted this plan for their centralized commercial organizations Are St. Paul Spokane Seattle Portland san Francisco los Angeles Denver St. Practically All Large cities of this country and the states have adopted plan in part. The Mer chants association of , the largest of its kind in the world was reorganized seven years ago under the Bureau plan and its activities in creased in excess of five thousand per cent. The Philadelphia chamber of Commerce adopted the plan. Following a great consolidation Campaign. Vancouver Lias recently voted to supt the Bureau plan As operated in Seattle Ami Spokane. The Vancouver officials have been watching the work of those organizations Over a period As five years and will reorganize at i the close of he present month. This necessity was recognized by the members who adopted it together with the other reports turned in by the 48 for Ottawa june information has been received that the Mili tary control officer at the British consulate requires 48 Vise la necessary on All passports for Neys overseas can . Lunch with Lloyd London june Premier. Borden for Canada to discuss and his colleagues after the meeting i latins to the Canadian forces. Of the Cabinet today lunched Premier Lloyd George. Sir Robwrt and Hon. Messes. Caldy Meiff Hen and Rowell attended meeting at the office of sir Kemp overseas minister of militia would discontinue work of playgrounds commis Sion is again discussed by Board of control crop Oak River Oak River. Man., june recent Rains the crops in. This District Are looking Fine growth being vigorous healthy. Strong winds have prevailed More than usual for this season of the year and some High lying Fields were blown but the damage done in this neigh boyhood was not so extensive As in localities where the soil is lighter than it is Here. Little damage was done by . Garden crops Are doing splendidly. There is no talk of labor shortage Here As a Supply is always available from the neighbor ing settlement. Many of the Farmers Are Busy finishing up the marketing of their last season s crops. Five inches High at Hamiota a Amiceta Man. June condition of the crops throughout this District lire most favourable. The wheat is now up five inches. Jewellers Winnipeg e i Mark lib. Directors. Until sept. Thin Sture Hutiu Cluj 1 o Clochi will Nin the Don t waste. Gloves not until you do will you enjoy that feeling of Freedom born of the knowledge that your hands Are Well gloved. Double tipped and guaranteed. Stamped in Gold in every pair. St. Catharines silk Mills limited sit self a Jet the Inspirit ing Alliance refreshing and thirst quenching. What finer Union of qualities could you ask in a beverage tested by tally and unvarying by Good demand the genuine by Lull nicknames encourage substitution the coca cola co Toronto. Ont. The presence of a. Deputation from the playgrounds commission yester Day occasioned a spirited half hour s discussion at the Board of control meeting. R. Fletcher who headed the deputation strongly protested against the Hoard having the right to super Vise the work of the commission. The members were All responsible Citi Zens and were willing to take any blame from the Public if any dissatisfaction arose. R. Jacob . For North Winni Peg r. W. Craig inc. Thos. Boyd and h. Champion supported this View. Controller Wallace said that in War times and a probable tax rate of 24 or 25 Mills As against 17 Mills last year it was High time to Cut out some of. The special attractions. Mayor Davidson said he was heartily in. Sympathy with providing play for Young children but of necessary to keep the estimate with in the sum named by the City he would Cut out the skating rinks for this year. Thomas Boyd said lie was at. Wes Tern yesterday and the residents there were very much opposed to closing rinks. Controller Putter said the question of the status of a commission was involved. It was unfair for the City to ask citizens to act As commissioners and then in a few months criticize their actions. R. A. Craig pleaded for Unity be tween the City and commissioners. The morality of the children. He thought Ivas protected by the rinks. Controller Gray idea of the City fixing a bulk amount and leaving it to the discretion of the commission to spend it. It was Well Worth an extra to keep the children pure. It was decided that the com Mission should a gain go Over Bhe Esti mates. It was stated that the idea of consolidating playgrounds was 1m practicable. The idea of taking office space in Tihe City Hall Annex will also be German people Are clamouring for Pood Paris june Agency Germany although attacking on. The Western front is starving says the Echo de Paris. An article appearing in the Berlin Arbeiter Zeitung relates the details of six children starving to death in an orphanage at zen fort Thuringia. The orphanage was found to have been ransacked by its Starr inmates and physicians who visited the place found several of the children Mere skeletons. Jiro Fessor Franz , a widely known economist writing in the Day Rischer Zeltus a. Of Munich warns the germans thai the coming weeks will be harder than any that have passed acid processes to foresee a general paralysis in the Supply of wheat. Henry Ford May become United states senator Lansing. Mich., june Ford Detroit automobile manufacturer who has been mentioned As the Republican candidate for United states senator to succeed William Alden Smith whose term expires next year was endorsed by Michigan democrats in conference Here yesterday and slated to become our party candidate although he is within our the endorser rent of a Republican candidate by a demo cratic conference is Una rallied in Michigan political history. I i St. Boniface notes mrs. J. A. Cusson wife of Aid. J. A. Cusson of Desautels Street St. Bom face left yesterday with her nurse. Miss Lavry. For the Mayo medical Institute Rochester . Or and mrs. M. Muscovitch of the White House Provencher Avenue. St. I Boniface left yesterday for a Holiday j trip to Regina. J mrs of. 44 pro Bencher Avenue St. Boniface left yesterday join her husband who is establishing a business at Ponteix interest is being shown and this town and District a certain do its share for this worthy cause donations Are now being received for a Jumble Sale the recent red Triangle Campaign realized s3.900 in this town and neighbouring Rural municipalities. A patriotic Garden party was held at the farm Bouse of Robert Van nor Man on toe 6th the proceeds of which amounted to s157. A base bail match was played Between Shoal Lake and Hamiota Junior teams the former winning by a score of 3-2. Registration Booths in North Winnipeg c. F1. Mount registrar for Winnipeg has Given notice that Booths will be established at these places on june. 22 division 3sto. 1 at George v. School Chalmers and Grey Street. Division of. At Elmwood school Talbot Avenue and no. 8 fire station Talbot -.Avenue. Division no. At lord Selkirk school and 326 Chalmers Avenue Corner Roche Street. Division no. 4 at in ave nue Corner Glenwood. Division no. 5 at Norquay school Euclid and lusted streets Edward school Arlington and Selkirk Avenue. Division no. 6 at station a Post office and no. 7 Are station Corner of Burrows and allans Street r division no 7 at Machray school College and Charles Street. Division no. S at. North car barns main and Inkster. And Luxton school Lii ton and St. Cross streets. Division no. 9 at Atlantic ave nue., no. 400. Division no. 10 at St. John s technical Machray and Salter Street St. John s College Annex Church Avenue no. 13 fire station 410 Cathedral Corner Powers. Division no 11 at Whyte school. Catagnus and Powers streets Strathcona school Burrows and Alfred Avenue division no. 12 at Alberdeen school Salter and Stella streets tjm.c.a., -175 Selkirk Avenue. Division no. 13 at Dufferin ave nue and King Edward Schod i Arling Jon Wacl Selkirk division no. M at no. 11 fire Sta Tion. Iso Sinclair and Prit Charco. And King Edward school Selkirk and Arlington streets. Division no. 15 at 716 Atlantic Avenue. S division no. 18 at lord Nelson school Mcphillops and Aberdeen streets. Division no. 11 registration Booth at 656 Mcphillips Street Corner Selkirk Avenue. Water District Board to take trip of inspection members of the greater Winnipeg water District Board Are to take a at the end of the month to in Spect All the various constructions in of erection on the com Pany s lines. This was talked about by the members after the close of the Board s fortnightly meeting held yesterday. After the third Reading bylaws were accepted regarding the Levy of 1918 assessments to be made in the various munic pall ties and districts through which the great water Way is running. The special need for almost 40 Flat cars and 30 trucks was mentioned by commissioner Waugh who explained to the Board the necessity of this equipment to Deal with the increased number of and business concerns establishing themselves on the line. Joseph Bourgeault president of the Tyr Idall Stone co., ltd., and of the Western Stone co., Deschambault Street St. Boniface Lias secured a sub con act for for the gov eminent offices at . Picnic to Shoal Lake the first Baptist Church school is to have the Honor of spid ing the first sunday school picnic at. Shoal Lake. It goes out on Satur Day morning leaving St. Boniface . New station at s.30. Return ing it leaves the Lake Between 5.30 and 6 o clock. It is a but there is ample room on the grounds for everybody. The excursion is open to the general Public. Hamiota s patriotic Hamiota ma_n., june Anderson and major b. A. Alson addressed a Large audience Here on monday evening in connection with the coming red Gross drive. Mucin keep Sweet steal to the Princess these warm Days for a few minutes. Something cold and refreshing acid a Little rest will clo a world of take of our week end Candy bargain. All assorted chocolates. Reg. 60c the Ift Selling at per in. 40 c the Princess 284 Portage ave. St. Regis hot Smith St., near Portage. Europen Kates to per Day. Fire proof week end specials the utmost in values on merchandise of the Fairweather character 20% 50% Oft cloth suits silk cloth skirts corsets waists cloth suits some exceptionally Fine suits in this assortment including some of our original Paris and models. Regular values ranging from to s150.00, for half Price Coats smart stylish Coats in a variety of styles and including the balance of our original French models previously priced at from to ?160.00. For 106.65 silk suits smart styles on this season s tie West lines in belted models others in Vest effects. Materials include taffeta Anc silk poplin. Regular to for dresses Coats silk suits and millinery silk presses some of this season s most fashion Able frocks of Georgette crepe taffeta and foulard silk. Priced in the Ordin Ary Way from. To for t0 cloth skirts a limited number in this assortment in Serges and gabardine some on tailored lines trimmed wit i fancy belts and buttoned Down the front. A few others in pleated styles. Regular 517-uo ?22.0u, for t0 waists of Georgette crepe crepe de Chine checked Gingham and Jap silk tailored and dressier styles. Values s of t0 corsets pattern hats original imported models from which Many of this season s styles have been adapted. Priced in the Ordinary Way from to to Clear t0 front and Back laced styles medium and Low season s newest Cut from some of our leading makes. Ladies hats Street hats Street and dress hits or partly used .also1 a number banded hats. Regular values s12.50 to trim i sport j Fairweather co., limited Toronto. 297-299 Portage Avenue Montreal. Stanwood s 12th annual grand sum Mer opening and special summer Side Friday and saturday june 14 and this event one of the most important in our store year. Has. Been arranged for on. A grander scale than Ever before. We have cleared our Spring goods Ami for Over a week the new summer Stock has been pouring in. Till now thousands of the newest and Best of the summer s offerings Are ready for Friday morning at 8.30. F. Of course this new Stock includes the newest French models running As High As and each in Price but our principal Effort As always is. To use our immense buying Power for the Benefit of those who want big Money value As Well As real style and efficiency. To emphasize this we Are inaugurating with the summer opening a showing of unmatchable values such As have never before been offered in Winnipeg. Come Early and get first choiceu., p special his been of experience that Many of our customers through Over enthusiasm buy More hats than they can possibly use. Please Don to do this As we Are obliged to decline to refund on hats after they left our store. You Don t want to buy a hat which has been worn and we cannot afford the Trine to sell a hat but once. Stoke opens 8.30 . Closes 6 . Summer shapes Are Many shapes Worth up to including Large Light coloured and c Black sailors. A Little trimming and you Are fixed for the summer Sqq season. Doc Large variety of newest summer panamas. All shapes and values i running up to you will appreciate these when. You ;