Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Manitoba free press want Nipes tuesday Juke 18, 1918. To stay present impetus Means death Knell of 25 foot lots for residences is statement Garden association entertains five members of the Canada food Board to of the Royal Alexandra s private dining rooms a quiet Little dinner ending an an Auto ride under Uanita in mini los out to where it Fiul j soom. Whole world is Benin in the appropriate Welcome by Winnipeg Garden association to two Memis of Tho food Noard who leisurely stages to in City on Trio work of tiie Canada Sotl relation to the Irre St production the two Mem Bers v. Abrahams chairman of he vacant lot and Home Garden publicity Man visits Winnipeg Lemon juice takes off Tan f. W. Stewart conservation and food Board official who is visiting the City boosting Garden production Giris make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned tanned or freckled squeeze the juice of two Lemons into .1 bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White Shako Well and Jou have a Quarter pint of the Best mayor Davidson ing Section of the Canada food Board and f. W. Stewart chairman of the conservation and publicity Section of the Board. C. D. Shepherd acting As chair Man introduced the speakers. In re viewing the work of the Garden Sec Tion of the Winnipeg Industrial by j Reau or. Shepherd indicated we. T Pearson who attended the luncheon t As the Pioneer in the Winnipeg Gar Den movement. According to it Cen Hus recently taken under the direction of the Street commissioner there were gardens under cultivation in Winnipeg including about 1700 vacant lots and totalling in area Between 900 and acres. Controller Cockburn speaking lot1 who was unable Thi cab men lost out in a plaint in most other cases decisions were reserved by rail Way commission the sittings of the Board of rail Way commissioners is Over for Winnipeg and the members of the com Mission leave today for fort William where they will hold sittings Tomor Row. Some seven or eight cases were dealt with yesterday morning and in four of these the judgment was re served. In a fifth Case a no order verdict was Given. Judgment was deferred temporarily in two others and in the taxicab Case the com Mission ruled that the officials of the Union depot have Complete jurisdiction Over the depot premises. The latter Case was a complaint Laid by some of the taxicab men of the City that they were not receiving a Square Deal at the hands of the officials of the Union depot. The Case was brought up by e. T. Leech representing the outside taxicab Drivers. He stated that some of the Drivers were not allowed to enter the station to solicit business that Only two or three were allowed to do so. W. Evans As solicitor for the Union station company that the arrangements they made govern ing the Interior of the building were the company s entirely. His Contention was upheld by the com Misson. In the Case of the Provencher Bridge it wag ruled that both the . And the City of St. Boniface should put in plans to show what changes should be made in the super Structure. When this has been done the Board will decide which will Ibe adopted and who shall Bear the Cost. Judgment was reserved in the City s application for an Extension of the delivery limits of the express companies until an inspection of the locality to which the Extension had been asked was made by the rail Way commissioners. City solicitor Hunt and we. Muir general Man Ager of the Canadian express com Pany. No order was issued in connection with the application of the Board of Grain commissioners for a ruling fix ing a uniform reasonable allowance to cover invisible loss or natural of Grain in transit in re Spect to which railway companies -a-i11 hot be held Hable for claims for shortage. 1 the Vipond fruit company of Winnipeg complained against a per car on bananas from. Minneapolis to. Winnipeg. A. E. Boyle Secretary of the Board of Trade introduced the Case and w. M. Scott gave evidence in behalf of t he fruit company. W. B. Lanigan spoke in the interests of the shippers and vetoed the suggestion of 50 cents per Day per car. Judg ment was reserved. St. Boniface notes.1 Rev. Father Morrice o.m.i., of the oblate Junior ate Provencher St. Boniface left yesterday for a trip connected with immigration to Ponteix sask. The executive committee of the association a education Des canadians Francais de Manitoba at its last sit Ting decided that the general con Gress of the above association would take place at the St. Boniface College tune 24 and 25. The Congress will begin its sittings next monday at 7.30, when 200 delegates from All the. Branches in Manitoba will attend. By a vote the executive committee decided to appoint at., the coming Congress a committee of ratepayers and school trustees a committee to report on the conditions of teaching in French Canadian centres a finance committee a committee of statistics and management of branches of the association a committee to attend to the recruiting of the teaching profession for French Canadian school centres. J More Oil use More than double number of cooking stove in Jse last Winter than year before a Gratifying increase in the installations of electrical cooking and heating appliances during the past few months was reported to the fuel and Light committee at its session yesterday afternoon. In. The Winter of 1016-17 the number of cooking appliances was 433, while for 1917-13 the number was an increase of More than double. City electrician Cambridge who made the report said there was an Ever increasing tendency to use electricity As an auxiliary to other lines of fuel for House heating Pur poses. An application for permission to erect a stable at the rear of the on Tario hotel on main Street gave Rise to a laughable discussion. P. H. Lechtzier who made the application made an eloquent plea and stated that he had the consent of the adjacent property owners. Edward spice lawyer for b. Shrugs who opposed the application produced a petition upon which several of the names in tha other petition also appeared. Fooled Lier said or. Lechtzier referring to one woman who had signed both petitions. My Learned he said referring to or. Got this thing All photographs of the locality were also submitted. The application was subsequently granted. Fire chief Buchanan was authorized to have. Asphalt substituted for planks outside no. 11 fire Ball at the Corner of Pritchard and Sinclair. The application for permission to rebuild a brass foundry at Elmwood was again deferred it being stated the. Aldermen for the wards affected were totally opposed to the i Dea. Building is better construction of three buildings involves total of building permits in. Winnipeg for 191s will be Well ahead of 1917, according to a h. Rodgers City build ing inspector. Three buildings involving a total of will be erected. The largest 11 stories in height will Cost in the neighbourhood of while another Structure will run to. The third Erec Tion in Point of value but the. First announced is the labor Temple Cor Ner Macgregor Street and Avenue the Cost of which is placed at with these As a nucleic or. Rodgers expects that 1918 will in far ahead of 1917 in building opera. Tons. Bummer Best Camps being opened up at the various summer it sorts Are being prepared for a Bun time. Winnipeg Beach. Is getting it soldiers rest House in shape Ami it is expected to open shortly. To Jujj afternoon at 5.30 135 children Ali if Eva for the methodist Camp u Gimli for a ten Days vacation. By lays of children will keep this Camp Busy right through the summer son ten Days being the Regula Ilu Holiday arranged for. Presbyterians expect that Camp at Lorn Beach near win in commission shortly and i Strong Appeal for funds was made in their churches sunday last. No contest in Portland me., june there no contests in the state Prim Aries today for the Republican democratic nominations for United senator congressmen Jad governor. Governor. Milliken Sena Tor Bert m. And the fear congressmen ail republicans had no opposition for re nomination. Famous for the Beauty Quality and service of its merchandise. Freckle sunburn and Tan lotion and to de present welcomed the guests Tomp Luxion Beau tinier at very very Small Cost. Your a Rocco has the 1 Mons and any store or toilet counter Ivill sup Lily three ounces of or chord White u Rcv cents. This sweetly fragrant into the face neck r rms and hands each any and see . Freckles sunburn and in disappear and How Clear soft and Iwhite the skin becomes. Yes it is tired aching feet 5to More puffed up burning sweaty calloused feet just take your shoes off and then put those weary shoe crinkled acting burning Corn pestered bunion tortured feet of yours in a Tiz Jath. Tour toes will wriggle with Joy they la look up at you and almost and then they la take another Jive in that Tiz Bath. When your feet feel like lumps of tired out just try glorious. Your feet Ivill dance with Joy also you will 3nd All pain gone from corns callouses and bunions. There s nothing it s the remedy that draws out All the poisonous exudation which puff up i our feet and cause foot torture. Get a 25-cent Box of Tiz at any h. C. Whellams in a Brief address spoke of the relation of the professional Gardener to the Amateur movement. The More gardens that could be cultivated around Winni Peg the greater would be the de Mand As citizens would get used to having vegetables on the table. Death Knell of Small lots be believed and hoped that next year the number of gardens would be doubled. He believed the Garden movement would sound the death Knell of the 25-foot lot and that people would demand residential Sites that would allow for both front and Garden. It was a shame to see vegetables being imported when they should he Gro in on Canadian lots by Canadian householders. He would suggest. In conclusion that some attention be Given to the matter of preserving the products of Winnipeg s Volun Teer gardens. This would give the City the full Benefit of the Garden movement. Prof. F. W. Broderick of the agricultural College said that preservation was an important matter which was being looked after by or. In connection with the boys and girls clubs. He thought the establishment of Community de hydrating plants would help. The Garden club intended giving demonstrations in both Canning and de hydration in which the results attained in the boys and girls clubs would be displayed. De hydration was yet however in the experimental stage. Winnipeg s Fine record or. Abraham the first of the two guests to speak said that he Hail heard of Winnipeg s Enterprise. Or. Pearson deserved great credit for his pioneering. Montreal s record even had scarcely surpassed that of Winnipeg. Last year thirty million dollars Worth of produce had been grown in the War gardens of can Ada. The matter was rapidly grow ing above the status of a Hobby and this year the results of War Garden ing would be infinitely More consid Erable. To show How grave the situation was or. Abraham mentioned that word had just been received by Cable at the Board offices that Japan had declared an embargo on Rice exports which would Cut off that Staple. Coffee and tropical fruits were also being held up by Export Laws in the countries where they were produced. The food Board or. Abraham pointed out embraced in the scope of its supervision both control of bilious take or tonight is and safer than Calomel. out without griping. Stops sick . Buy food with a thought of the allies. Erbert e. Commission Canada food Board License no. 170. Tuesday june 18. Store averts 9 ., closes 6 Ideal for summer in blouses Street or House dresses party Wear and separate skirts and fancy Stripe natural color Pongee Yard 1 bilious attacks constipation sick headaches Etc. Are in the great Lorty of Casl Stine to trouble and no reasonable person can expect to real or lasting Benefit until the cause is corrected. Nature s remedy Ontl tablets is a a Gotal to compound that acts on the liver bowels and kidneys the purpose being to bring about healthy my harmonious action of All rhe orgjin1? of digestion Elimina Tion. It acts promptly and thoroughly yet so mildly and gently that there a the slightest griping or Dis Comfort. Hut that is not All. Nature s remedy exr tablets have a Benefi Cial effect upon the entire body. By improving the process of digestion and fission Union. The nourishment is Der Ford from food the blood Quality is on Lohf a vitality is increased and the system strengthened. You get your body in this condition you need not take Medicine every take an or Tablet occasionally indigestion bilious Ness Fiul constipation threatens i m can always feel your Best. To remember keeping is easier and cheaper than getting Well. Get a Box of nature s remedy for tablets and try it. It is sold guarantee i and recommended by your Crug Sist. R. G. Gordon drug co., limited. For liver ills. I 25c Box the new Home treatment for ugly hairy growths Board. The results of the greater production movement had been Al most umbel loveable. Even statistic ians had fallen Short in their Esti mate of the marvellous productive Ness of nature when tillage was done properly unitedly and systematically by All the people of the country. People had been advised in. The Board s literature to cultivate spec j rally those vegetables which contained a High degree of Nutriment. As people in general i new Little or j nothing about working the soil pro j fess ional knowledge had to be i parted and 250 booklets were printed going completely into various phases of the subject. These would be out shortly and would embrace everything needful to make a Farmer or Gardener out of the City Man. Or. Abraham touched upon the Benefit of a vegetable diet As proven by the longevity and health of euro Pean Peoples who ate infinitely less meat than consumed in this country. He referred briefly to the disease known As which was far from being As serious a people had been lad to believe and from which there wan no danger where cooking was properly done. It was rarely fatal in any Case. The speaker concluded by referring enthusiastically to the services Ren dered by j. B. Mcgregor As a Mem Ber of the Cood control Board. Keen business ability Stewart spoke of the keen business ability of the Board Mem Bers notably air. Thompson and of the Esprit de corps which characterized the staff seniors and juniors. In the printing and other contracts there was never allowed to intrude any Shadow of politics. Controller Cockburn enquired of. The speaker whether the food Board had enquired into prices. Or. Stewart plied that the department figured they could control prices by control Ling profits. The licensing of differ ent lines of business gave an Index As to profits. It was very difficult to fix a Price arbitrarily and this generally had a detrimental effect on business. It was up to the municipalities to that the food regulations were carried out. If this was done it would be found that it would have a Good effect on prices. Boudoir Here is a simple yet very effective method for removing hair and Buzz from vie face neck and arms cover allege violation lord s Day act Victoria b.c., june police authorities yesterday took about 200 names of companies and individuals who. It is alleged were violating the lord s Day act. This action which objectionable hairs with a paste was under the orders of the mayor water with a does not. It is understood have the e Del atone. Leave this support of the commissioners As for 2 or 3 minutes then rub off Wash the skin and t in hairs have vanished. To pain or inconvenience attends this . But results of certain if you Are sure to get cel tons. Whole. A list of the alleged offend ers will be forwarded to the attorney general with a request that he Grant i permission to prosecute. The list was chiefly composed of names of vendors of cigars and similar articles. Showing a subdued Grey hairline and wider Stripe effect. Also fancy wide Stripe and Check Fine Quality of silk in a heavy weave in Reseda White Sielio and Grey colourings. 36 inches wide. And fancy Stripe Blouse Silks 63c Yard Pink Light Blue Rose Helio Reseda Grey and Navy and handsome color combinations. Especially suitable for blouses. 36 inches wide. And remnant dress goods 88c Yard Serges Check suiting tar Tan plaids and lengths from 1% to 4% Yards. Useful for skirts and children s Wear. Bordered Cream silk and Wool poplin Yard Vert desirable fabric for separate skirts. Very Fine poplin weave with a three Row Satin ribbon Stripe Border. 42 inches wide. 50c and 60c Cotton voiles 36c Yard White and fancy coloured voiles in Beautiful Floral Stripe spot and Spray effects. Also Black and White colourings in Stripe and spot. They Are of the finest eng Lish weaves Fine Quality and reliable color Ings. 38 inches -wide., 28c remnant prints 14c Yard prints and scotch Gingham in Well assorted colourings in Cheek stripes and spots. Lengths from 2 to-6 Yards. Suitable for children s Wear and House dresses. Bleached damask Yard made by j s. Brown sons Belfast. A splendid firm weave noted for lasting Wear and will launder 72 inches wide. S floor 2, Bay. Dresses for the children a Good serviceable Quality of poplin drills ducks in White and a splendid qual Ity of natural color Dimity. To fit the Little ones of 2, 3 and 4 years. For children s soft silk ties 25c for the kiddies middies the usual length. Some Are red Canary Paddy Green Salmon Pink Copenhagen Maize and White. Main floor 3 Bay. Jas Onart seamless scotch Wool rugs of the finest Quality Wool and Woven in most pleasing color combinations with smooth finished face and very durable. All have fringed ends. Retailers Welcome to convention june to 20th 300 women s Overall Bungalow aprons 60c a Sale outdid Quality of american fast color prints at less than Cost of material today so it Means a saving t6 you very muck Worth while. Dark shades Are to be found in the assortment and there is nothing skimpy about the Cut. They fasten with Girdle at Waist and Are attractive and clean looking. Tuesday 69c. Floor 2, s Bay. And silk and leather handbags 89c latest in women s handbags wit i pleated fronts and daintily lined with dres t Den or Plain with change parse and Mirror. They have Strong Plain or engraved frames. A Large selection of women s neckwear 35c and dress collars of embroidered Muslin with lace trimming Dainty Shell Pink and White Georgette crepe and pique. Alsa a few daintily embroidered Collar and cuff arts in dutch style or larger. Women s silk gloves lot consists of All the Best makers Fine silk in Black White Navy and Black or White with contrasting Points. Women s guaranteed Hole proof hosiery colors of Black White Grey Navy and gunmetal at per pair or per bos and with three pairs a guarantee of Wear for three months is Given. Women s 75c and 85c silk Hose 59c oils Luijt vegetable silk Hose in Black White Grey and sky. Double heels and toes and double Garter top. Sizes from 8% to 10. Main floor Bay women s Tennis and Beach pumps of White Canvas at pair the finest White Canvas and finished with silk Bow at Vamp. Made with rubber sole and without heels specially made for Tennis playing and Beach Comfort. All sizes in the lot. 100 pairs British made Canvas pumps with White Canvas covered cuban Heel. Sizes 2, 3 and 1 floor 2, s Bay. Women s stylish corsets formerly and for Royal Worcester Bon ton and Gossard makes. The season s latest models in both front and lace styles. Colors of materials Are White or Pink in Plain or figured Batiste and Coutil. Sizes from 19 to floor 2, Bay. To trimmed millinery tailored and Semi Dressy styles i Fine Liserre straws bagels and silk braids attractively combined with coloured silk Satin and Georgette crepe. Close fitting and medium brim styles so smart and becom ing for motoring or travelling Taupe Sapphire Gold Granite Black Navy and Tete de Nigre Are the colors. Chic trimmings of ribbons quills wings sprays mounts wired ribbons and French Flowers. N 2, . Bay. For family use and particularly appropriate for presents at special tuesday prices i make stands for All Liat is Best in silverware. Its Long service has brought it Fame until today Rogers silverware is a household name. The whitest Metal is used in its manufacture with a heavy plating of pure Silver. This plating is particularly heavy at Points most exposed to Wear. We show a variety of patterns. Each design is artistic and Appeal to discriminating people. Knives and Forks handle knife and Forks put up in neat silk lined boxes in half dozen lots. Formerly doz., for knives and Forks in half dozen lots put up in boxes formerly per dozen for handle knives and Forks in medium size. Formerly per dozen for Teaspoons neat designs to choose from. Formerly per dozen for dessert spoons several different patterns. Formerly per dozen for five mahogany cutlery cabinets 6 knives 6 medium sized works 6 Teaspoons 6 Tablespoons 1 sugar Shell and 1 butter knife. Complete set in a beautifully finished Cabinet formerly for silverware Beautiful assortment of silverware including Coffee spoons egg spoons salad Forks Orange spoons and butter knives in several different designs. All put up in dined Box in half dozen lots. Formerly to for floor 3, s Bay. Lunch room find our lunch room an idea meet or entertain your friends. Luncheons served daily from To 2 special menus and 50c. Don Aldol orchestra during the afternoon ice Cream and Light refreshments Are served in our Cool and airy Tea room. Floor 3, Bay. Marquisette curtains curtains Are very popular on account of their Low. Price Good service and minimum amount of work required to keep them in order. Tuesday we have taken from our regu Lar Stock a Large number of pairs in a specially Good Range of patterns. Scrim curtains formerly for formerly for scrim curtains Are also very popular and some of these have lace Edge and others have motifs and he stitched Border. Size 2% Yards by 72 inches wide. Floor 3, s Bay. Men s new Negligee shirts include smart new checks and strikes in All the latest colourings on White of a Strong Cam brie a Good reliable shirt at a Moder ate pricing. All sizes from 14 to 17. Men s Wash ties 29c White grounds with smart new col ored stripes in ;