Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 15, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press it Kniper saturday Julure 15, 1918 with g be capt Peclaris allies have Host critical Point in for tunes of War Lon Lon. J Al Squibb. We june tonne drawn into trial recently. A b sympathy ills hair d reached a most critical Point in the of War. But nothing that had happened on the Western front since the last week of added would in the slightest degree weaken British allegiance to the Serai purpose for which the British people were fighting on their deter Roma lion to press on to the final a i complis ment of their Aims. A cached m r. Asquit i paid a tribute to the j Ansly a Yench armies who Havu been since inc opening or the summer Campaign and whose ret ire Nunt to declared has been con j Dpi Ceil with coolness gallantry and unfailing readiness to take i of every Opportunity to counter at tuck which never been surpass cd. If equalled in the annals of War scourged Mankind Rind devastated the world not Only by repression and punishment by bringing into life into effective a corporate Jud Zinent conscious inter est and duty and subject to the. Restraining Force of the whole civilized try men of bras accor of Tri Al Niz Mion Oil to tic him again ii Nii .1 the form a a in Cio Altos a. I its Gravity the comi 10 i acc option ill the o to there wits or Tollini the sex Premier reiterating that whatever might be the Issue of the per scrip phase of the Campaign no thing could weaken British allegiance to the purpose for which we Are said that the entry of into inc fishing coupled with other phases of the world War had introduced newer methods. Whatever might happen in the future. Ii a must realize that the old diplomatic machine however Honor ably und skilfully worked is a thins of to asserted. It is our determination to provide apr inst occur Ronco of the horrors which have change of name e Kipp co., Ltd. Liali fir the business tie mechanical engineering manufacturing co. Betti of Pasteur changing the tirante of 1 us pan to rown limited and All business will Hertha Ter be Tsausa Czetl under this name. Mine workers state j Coal problem serious leave decision to Briti Umcil National Council of women. Re ply to . Regarding affiliation with germans St. Paul. Minn. June Cna shortage probably will be More keenly Felt this Winter than last Accord ing to representatives of the United mine workers Union of America who Are attending annual convention of . Of l. Discussion of the Coal situation arose late to4 Day after a Resolution requesting the federation to lend its efforts to obtain Coal for the new England District had been adopted. The adoption of a Resolution asking Congress to derive funds for carrying on the War from taxation than from Bond issues was Tho outstanding Fea Ture a session marked by the Clis postal of nearly Twenty five Reaola Tiona. Other resolutions of whih i a to mraibie action was taken included measure asking hat suitable Lions ills conditions be provided Cor work ers in Industrial centres Means of Jedi o women is in exactly the same eliminating labor spies alleged position with regard to its inter he employed by some Large Corpora-1 National affiliation As the t.m.c.a., tons the establishment of a . Trie y.w.c.a., the in Brantford ont., 1-1. The policy of secret general session was carried out to the full by Council of women today. This after noon and evening alike the press was barred. Following the secret session an official statement was Sivan to the Canadian press with reference to it. It was stated by the officers that there was nothing to report As the work of the International Council had been entirely in abeyance since the beginning of the War. A Resolution on the Agenda sent in by the . Was discussed and the following Reso Lution passed to be sent to the Secretary of the . That the work of women in internationally organized associations a with the the red Cross since the beginning of the War has in abeyance. The National coun Lieut. Cross killed was Strathcona Man London june Regin Ald Cross of the yeomanry killed while carrying a wounded Man in no Man s land enlisted originally with the Strathcona horse. Capt. h. Kutz of the Manchester posted As missing belonged to cow Chan . Deportations of minimum wage Sculp co govern no it employees. spun the United sales Kuna to to consider and take action on the woman suffrage Bill were also unanimously adopted by the convention. J privileges restored to . Luivie ii Given that the of dior of nov. J 1. , i Stilsing the privilege of mails in Canada of correspond cite or the i. Nr.w., new Vork. Has i Juuti withdrawn privileges As were enjoyed arc now restored. International news service is Lii cruise known As the Hearst service. Men now being used military work on Western. Front to do the upon during the same month to Nish so civilians to Lay railroads. The names of All girls and women from 14 to 40-years was required by the germans from alost and that District. Some of the boys deported Are As Young As thirteen and a. Half years the memorandum High school and grammar schools have been called upon to furnish their quotas. Those deported instead of being sent to Germany As in the past the memorandum declares Are now Beine sent to work in the Region behind the German front in France and Belgium. The germans also appear to have changed their reasons for the deportations the note states. The pretext formerly used namely to give work to the unemployed has been abandoned and now the deportations Are being. Made on the grounds that by an order issued by the German Gen eral Headquarters every inhabitant of the country May be compelled to give his help in ease of Public Calam bold rent in the Olympia hotel building a first class restaurant Grill room and Tea room fully equipped Kitchen in connection. Splendid Central location close to theatres. Building i every tsp Sci. This should prove an at Tractive proposition and is Rier Erving us careful enquiry. Terms reasonable. For full particulars apply to the Imperial Canadian Trust co. Zig main Street. Winnipeg. Lemon juice takes off Tan girls make bleaching lotion i i i if skin is sunburned 1 1 tanned or freckled j j squeeze the juice of two Lemons j into a. Bottle containing three ounces of White Well and you have a Quarter pint of Tihe Best freckle sunburn and Tan option. And complexion beaut Ihei. At very very Small Cost. Your Srotyr has. A Lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will Supply three ounces of orc Lian l Lite for a few cents. This sweetly fragrant lotion into the face arms and hands each Day and see How freckles i Mabuni and Tan disappear and How Clear soft and White the skin becomes. Yes ii is harmless. Tools tool Hanic or carpet give absolute satisfaction and Millers Falls braces. Each 90c, Mossberg socket wrench sets. Each s1.50, s3.25, ?6.00, , s16.50. Want the cheapest or the Best and our guarantee goes with them. Try Yankee breast i urls. Each m.75, 38.00, 37.50, s9.50, 313.75. Tell your friends. Yankee hand drills. Each s8.25. Showing just a few of our leaders which Are of known Quality and Lund that gives real satisfaction. Henry Disston hand saws. Each d8, 26 in., 26 in., d120, 26 in., other to choose from s1.25, Atkin s Compass saws. Nests set dist ii nests set Atkin s Compass saws each 75c. Others 30c, 40c, 50c. Terna Tunal Council of nurses and the International suffrage Alliance. like these International associations the National Council of women is waiting until the War is won before pronouncing on its policy. One fact is certain and that is that the National Council of women will act a Harmony with the. Other councils of Wormeli of the British officers for year the officers elected Are president mrs. W. San Force. Hamil ton f. H. Tor ringtone Toronto mrs. A p. Plum i re. Toronto other vice presidents mrs. Wiloughby Cumnings Toronto lady Taylor. Winnipeg Gibson hat Liton mrs. F. T. Frost. Smitha fa.1 is mrs. We. Derails Halifax mrs. Arthur Murphy Edmonton and Carrie m. Dorick Montreal. Provincial vice president for Ontario is. Carrick for Alberta mrs. V. A. Edwards. Macleod British Colum Bia mrs. 15. Day mrs. C Murray Manitoba mrs. H. A. Dayton. Virden Man. Nova Scotia c b. Carmichael new Glasgow new Brunswick mrs. D. St. Lohn. Recording Secretary Taay Coner. Toronto treasurer mrs. A. Vav Watt Brantford conveners of stand ing committees agriculture Tor women mrs. T. A. Hamilton. To Ronto care of mentally deficient mrs s. P. Stead Haj fax citizen or. Augusta Stowe Cullen conservation of natural resources mrs. Ralph Smith Vancouver Edu cation. Prof. Caric m. Dorick. Mont real equal moral Standard. Or. Mar Garet. , Toronto finance the treasurer sex of Licio Fine and applied arts mrs. Dignan Toronto household economics mrs. E. P. New Hall Calgary immigration mrs. Vincent Massey Toronto Law mrs. 0 c. 13dwards, Mcleod Alta. Peace and arbitration mrs. B. J. Mclaren Ottawa. Profession and employment Tor women miss b. L. Jones Winni Peg Public Heath mrs. Ninian Smillie Ottawa supervisor of play grounds mrs. T. R. Deacon Winni Peg suppression of objectionable printed matter mrs. J. H. Liddil Montreal. Reply to , a matter that came up. Before the Council in the secret sessions was the answer to be Given to the . In reply to their threat to withdraw from the National Council if that Council did not bring about the rejection of affiliation in the International Council of women of Ger Many. Some of the delegates thought that the German women might need after the War and this assistance might be the duty of the women of the National Council to give. The decision was finally arrived at to leave the matter in the hands of the British National coun cil of women. At the afternoon session. Mrs. F. H. Torrington retiring president was i made the recipient of a life Parton ship by the assembled delegates a i companies toy an illuminated address and a. Large sheaf of roses. Mrs. Samford of Hamilton her successor i arid senior vice president made the i presentation. She paid a High Tri Bute to mrs. Torrington. Lady Tay Lor of Winnipeg and mrs. Frost of Smitha Falls also paid tribute to mrs. Torrington s presiding ability. Mrs. Torrington briefly replied if one of our societies Breaks with us the action must not be Misinter-1 priced. It is just a misunderstanding of their ideals and of ours. If they i leave us i feel sure that one Day they will she . Regret is expressed Ray local labor men at the non hearing of a deputation of the Ontario conference of typographical unions. They attended the meeting of thursday afternoon being welcomed at the door by the chairman of the labor committee. Miss Strong. Called to the platform miss Strong gave her address and when 4.30 came at the conclusion of miss Strong s report the president declared the meeting closed. Attacked by u boat British steamship reports Alt Day fight with submarine an Atlantic port june Story of All Clay fight yesterday with a. German submarine off the virginian coast was brought Here today toy the Captain of a British steamship. He maid the Raider gave up the Chase seventy Miles from Tho Virginia capes apparently year Infanto Brave tie coast patrol. 1 the whose ship is one of Tho few armed Craft to be attacked by t he since they to american Waters said germans showed no disposition to come with in the Range of the guns of his armed guard British Uio Fth he trailed him at Long Range for several hours. Several shots i were tired without effect. Centralize control of Public printing Ottawa june 14. By order in Council passed under the War measures act the provisions of the Public printing and stationery act have been made applicable to every Board commission commissioner of a incr or authority in the Public ser with respect to i. The execution and audit of All printing stereotyping Etc paid for in whole or in part out Public funds. I. The Sale of All books or publications the Cost of which hag been met in whole or in part out of pub Lic funds. The general effect of the new will tie to centralize the control of All Public printing in the government s printing establish ment. Up to the present time there has been a. Tendency on the commissions and other bodies to own arrangements for printing. Henceforth All reports must 3 to the Kins a Printer. Washington june and forced labor inflicted upon Bel Gian civilians by the German government hot Only continue unabated has taken a new character according to a memorandum presented to Secretary of state Lansing by the belgian minister and made Public today. The memorandum contains a petition of protest sent the German government by the belgian Senate and House of representatives in March. The decor tuition of civilians is still being carried on. States the memorandum especially in military zone which comprises the two flan Ders and a great part of the province of Hainaut. Amur and Luxemburg. During March this year men from All conditions of life have been taken from Lockern in East Flanders to do military work on the Western front. Moor beige. Wachte Beke and the surrounding Region was called Issue of 6 per cent Bonds which it sold on thursday it must be remembered that the latter has a Twenty year maturity. In All six tenders were submitted for the Alberta Issue sold today the other tenderer and the Price they offered being As follows Syndicate comprising Dominion securities corporation Wood. Grundy and com Pany w. A. Mckenzie and company and Brent Noxon and company 95.78 g. A. Stimson 95.37 Oxford securities 95.s3 Syndicate comprising r. C. To Matthews and company. A. and com Pany and c. Meredith and company 95.17 a. Eames and company 94.ss. A feature in connection with the tenders was the approximate Closs Ness of most of them. The difference for example Between the bid of the successful tenderer and that which came next in order about ?400. Only amounted to theological course shortened Baltimore june Gib Bons has been notified from Home that hereafter a three year course in theology will be sufficient for applicants for the Priesthood Tom i heretofore the course has been four years but it is understood under the new plan the curriculum will be consolidated so that nearly All topics touched upon in the four year course Given in three. The re quest for the shortening of theological course in the seminaries of the country was made by Cardinal Gib Bons ill the name of the archbishop a read the free press for All the latest news. Open saturday tilt 10 . I come saturday Issue of nearly million bit posed of at Price considered Good Turo Iilo. June successful tenderer for the Issue of the province of Alberta i per cent ten year a Oid Bonds which were neg o plated the Hiigli the Imperial Bank. A Kyi Ulic att composed of the Canada Bond coi portion and c. M. Surg Ess and company. The Price was 95.83, which will Cost the provincial government g.59 per tent. Financial men consider the. Price a g Ood one. Although it is 1.13 Points better than the 21.71 obtained the province of Saskatchewan for the for this big Raincoat for men and women just 86 of the 340 High Grade factory samples that were on Sale last Friday and saturday. There Are some Beautiful English tweeds and rain Coats in Trench styles Raglan and set in sleeves. They Range in value from to saturday Only boys raincoats and hats mail orders promptly attended to l Raincoat 287 company open saturday Thlu 10 . The last Call the big fire Sale of shoes promptly at ten the doors will close and this Sale will be Over. On monday tie carpenters and Decora tors take Possession to repair the damage caused by the recent fire. Prices have again been reduced 1 or saturday Selling and we feel Safe in saying you will never see such values. A regular feast of bargains for saturday shoppers. Come and share White pumps. Canvas and poplin. All sizes. Comfort shoes Fok women. Vici kid with Cushion sole and rubber heels. Boots. Calf and Vici kid in Button and lace. Sizes 4, and 5 Only. Values. 95 c Paffi men s boots. Box calf and gun Metal Blueher style. Pair. Women s Canvas boots. New style High Cut Louis heels. A real Dressy summer shoe in. Pearl Grey dark Grey and Tan with tops. Shoes for women Patent leather calf and. Vici kid new styles Worth pair. Sizes up to 5 Only. Women s sport boots. White Canvas rubber holed for Golf and Outing Wear. Paid pumps. Patent leather and chocolate kid one strap style. Sixes up to Dressy oxfords. In White and Grey Patent leather. Louis heels. Very new and stylish. Values. Canvas pumps Little misses oxfords. White with Black trim Ming. Elk fair. Men s boots. Leather lined. A value. Raffi House slippers. Children s. Misses and infant velvet and i Elt. 50c chocolate Kip Bals. All sizes. A value. Men s dress boots and oxfords. 2-5 pair Only. Worth pair. Men s oxfords and boots. Box calf and Vici kid. And values. Early shopping will secure better service mover shoe co. 266 Avenue a sales final no no refunds ;