Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg. Tuesday june 1918 red Cross Campaign in Rural Manitoba started with great Rush yesterday collections first Day the returns exceedingly Gratifying considering returns from City Are not included red Cross total for province now Over three quarters of a million Cross Campaign 17 22 1918 1v1510n of province into districts note District no 31 be Pas Rural Manitoba went Over top yesterday i the first Day of the red Cross the Mark of making the total of the Manitoba 101s red Cross fund stand today at Over t hive qua her of a million dollars. These figures stupendous As they seem do not nearly represent the total work that was actually done yesterday for the Cross in Manitoba. The re ports received by the free press lust in fret do not include any re Lurns from either of the two largest cities outside of greater winnipeg1, Brandon and Portage la they include total returns to Date from Only Twenty five of the More than one Hundred Campaign committees. The tabulated figures Given in the other districts As shown on i he detailed statement Are those amounts that have been received at Headquarters in win j riipeg1 from country Points Dur Jug the past two months or since the beginning of the Winnipeg drive and ear marked for the country Campaign. Enough figures have been received however to demonstrate beyond any doubt the Treinen Dous Success that is in store for. The Manitoba. Red Cross Camj which has been Given in the form pain Dauphin reports Marclen for Stanley and Rhineland Shell Mouth Munici Pality and its next door neighbor. Silver Creek in the municipality of Wood Worth was realised i or the red Cross from a picnic at hard ing and is the Mark set by this municipality halt of of a municipal Grant. In Many districts this method seems to meet with favor by the people numerous Large figures in tonight s returns representing Grants of half the amount these various municipalities expect to secure. . The Best reports last night was from the hinterland constant vigilance is the Price of Good health there is no Point at which there is need of closer watch care and attention than the Teeth. Unless you guard this Point you will Pav the Pulca in pain and sickness. Defective Teeth mean that you cannot Mast Cate your food properly for the imperfect or sore tooth promptly goes on strike and won t do its work. Defective Teeth Means the creation of storehouses for decayed food the offensive flow from which proceeds to the stomach and interferes with the process of digestion. Defective Teeth. If not Given attention mean the establishment of centres of infection which Lead to Many bodily ailments. To cure these you go to a physician or take drugs whereas the real source of trouble is your Teeth without plates on an examination of your Teeth i will be Able to advise you Aslo whether missing or defective Teeth Oan be remedied by Teeth without plates. The form of dentistry which is next Best to your natural Teeth. In this work i align and adjust the artificial work with such exactness As to Cor respond perfectly with your existing Teeth. Using the highest Grade of materials 22kt. Gold of 30g. Thickness strongly reinforced on the biting surface and which Are True As to color size and he durability and permanent character of the work is assured. Teeth without plates at prices within the reach of All. All. Languages spoken. Kree examination. All work guaranteed Tor 20 years. Oxygenated Gas for painless operations. Easy Sweet and harmless As the sleep of nature. Some form anaesthesia Quick and pleasant. Lady attendants. I have testimonials from doctors lawyers merchants and Labouring men As to my painless methods. High class work and courteous treatment. Robinson dentist and associates make no mistake in the location office hours 8.30 to 6 p.-rn.-. Over Birks the jewellers Smith and Portage order your Coal to the householders of Winnipeg it appears that recently the Public the impression that hard or Anthracite Coal will be available in this by the time that Winter comes around again. It is True that the City Ogunc a has undertaken to do everything in its Power to bring in Anthracite Coal and will make still another Appeal both to Ottawa and Washington with this end in View. Nevertheless everything Points to the fact that these efforts will not succeed. Therefore the fuel commissioners think it advisable to make one phase of the situation Clear at the present time and it is this that even if hard Coal does become available in limited quantities those persons who have the Opportunity and storage capacity Aud have not put in soft Coal will not be permitted to obtain Anthracite until All others have been supplied. The fuel commissioners a rare the Public. Visit the fuel exhibition in the Industrial Bureau on tuesday wednesday and thursday and get much Valu Able Mio nation about the handling and use of soft Coal. J. J. Wallace w. P. Brereton fuel commissioners. The town of the Pas reporting secured entirely by can Vas of the townspeople. The Pas committee expect to largely in crease the town s subscription by donations from mining districts and along the line of the Hudson Bay the treaty indians of the half Way Reserve have sent in to Headquarters asking for receipt forms. They expect to turn Over a greater portion of their coining treaty the fund for. The one contribution that is still to be added to the totals for District 24 is a gift of sent in by the Mission school of Norway House. Only scattering reports from the Rural districts were to be expected on the first evening of the drive and when this is taken in to consideration the result ii to Clate is Gratifying indeed. The Winnipeg Campaign the first Clay s totals were almost exactly identical with those shown by the country last night 217.08 being the first Day s total in Winnipeg against which Rural Manitoba has presented to the red Cross in its first Day of collection. Expects from Woodworth municipality f. W. Adams organizer for the Rural District surrounding reports most Gratifying Progress of the red Cross Campaign in his District to Thich he is giving personal attention during the drive. Before leaving for his District last night or. Adams reported a municipal Grant of s6.000 from the municipality Woodworth and an additional proceeds of a red Cross picnic at Harding. The committee expect to secure More in personal subscriptions making a total of for Woodworth. Brandon red Cross drive starts today Brandon. Man., june. Cross drive in Brandon will not Start officially until tuesday Sven. The committee of one Hundred canvass ers under organizer j. B Whitehead will begin their two Day ivhich1 time they expect to coves every person in Brandon. Advance subscriptions already reported total but enthusiastic members of the Brand red Cross co Camittee Tould not. Now be satisfied until the allotment which they set two Wselch ago As the City s Mark is largely oversubscribed. The Campaign started today with a monster Parade in which nearly every automobile in the City participated with numerous spectacular floats and striking features. District organized Virden. Part of the District allotted to Virden in the red been bulletin -.ro. 3. Your Supply now thoroughly organized and the can Vassers ready Lor the meet Ings have been in every school House and at Rural churches addressed by Campaign and local speakers. Among those part in the meetings Are h. C. Simpson j. A. Mclachlan r. L. Outsell. E. J. Scales Revi or. Findlay Joseph Gibson w. R. Be Rindge John Davis Rev. J. Kidd r. Mooney Rev. Geo. Kimber j. J. Nicholl Rev. Or. Smith w. A. Bridget c. E. Ivens Rev. Or. Swanson. Lieut. Chas. Kerr and Erst. Major Burn barn returned sol Diers gave the Story from the Battle Field at the meeting s they addressed while the ladies assisted with solos . Musical selections. Chairman h. C. Simpson is devoting All his time to org Ani cation. Dauphin gives freely Dauphin Man., june to Date from. Dauphin City with not All or the Day s re turns added was the report Given rec at 10 . By f. T. Wright Man of the Dauphin red Cross com Mitte. The canvass of the town of began at 7 o clock this and was expected to completed in. One Day but there Are still scattered sections and Many individual subscriptions still to be taken. The committee expect to clean up the Dauphin canvass tuesday in order to devote the remainder of the week to the Rural districts. Today s splendid total is partly the result of the All Day red Cross rally observed. Sunday when capt. W. E. David son Edward Parnell and mrs. S. M. Stidston the Winnipeg executive were guests of Dauphin and addressed several meetings. In the evening following the Church serv ices a red Cross mass meeting was held in the City Hall with an audience that crowded the municipal building to the doors hundreds being unable to gain Entrance. The address of Captain Davidson was inspiring to a remarkable degree while the other members of the visiting delegation assisted by explaining the work and functions of the organization. During the afternoon sunday capt. Davidson and mrs Parnell attended meetings through the Rural districts while mrs. Stid met the ladles of the local patriotic societies. Melita wants rain Toi help Man., ,3 Une Cross drive in full swing with one thousand dollars subscribed during the initial Day s canvass in Melita town. Scattering reports from the Rural districts total More. Tho will be. Well underway to Morrow evening. A Good rain to night would greatly encourage the canvassers. Report from Franklin Franklin 31an., june Cross collection in six sections of Ward 3 of Rosedale including the Village of Franklin give town act District , Man., june close of the first Day of the red Cross drive totals almost for about three a quarters of the town. A very Small portion of the country heard Stanley and Rhineland generous Morden Man., june compiled up to 10 o clock tonight from the Stanley and Rome Laid District with Horden As Headquarters showed As the result of the first Day s work of about. of the town ship s included in the two municipalities. The canvass this Dis Trio will require several More Days to be completed. Roland District june red Cross committee of Roland comprising the municipality of re port the total amount to Date As 5618, Only part of the collectors have re ported. And Dominion City Emerson Man. June red Cross collection for District 2d. Divi Sion. To Date amounts to the collection for Dominion City and District 29r division Iodate totals ?439.50. District Birtle Man., june Cross committee of Birtle consisting of the town and five towns hips give a total to the red Cross fund today of Elkhorn Elkhorn Jane red Cross committee of Elkhorn comprising. Wallace and Eik firn elected. Nearly from Gladstone Gladstone red Cross. Committee of comprising the municipality of West Bourne and the town of Gladstone today gave to the red Crosa fund the Pas contribution the Pas. Man., june red Cross fund totals today from the Pas District were Strathclair municipality Man., june. Red Cross committee for Strathclair comprising the municipality of Strathclair today collected municipality of Whitemouth Whitemouth Man., june red Cross committee of Whitemouth. Comprising All the municipality of Whitemouth total amount to Date ?216.50. Manitou District generous Manitou Man., june can Vass for the red Cross first Day s drive met with Good Success in Mani Tou in Cash and subscriptions taken a Large percentage being in Cash. Scrap Iron for red Cross. Rose Isle .Man., june ladies Aid society is shipping a car of scrap Iron to Winnipeg for the Benefit of the red Croas and As a few More loads Are required to make a notice to doctors and dentists offices to rent in the Olympia hotel building hot and cold water in every office. Very Central and Desir Able location for professional1 men. Arrangements can be made for any necessary theae offices can be secured on reasonable it is the intention of the agents to make this building one of the most up to Date office buildings in the City of Winnipeg for doctors and dentists. For full particulars enquire at the the Imperial Canadian Trust co. 358 main Street Winnipeg. The Man who looks ahead it is the Man who looks ahead who gets ahead. Maintaining a savings account almost automatic ally provides its own Reward in the form of me vital Satis faction moral uplift and material wealth. This Bank has helped Many persons on the Road to financial Success and Independence and Ata ads ready to help you. Bank of Hamilton a Bank for your savings cull car Farmers Are requested to hurry in with All surplus Iron. Eegina will begin canvass today Regina sask., june red Cross Campaign to raise opens tomorrow was preceded tonight by a monster by w. H. Mcpherson continued by Ben Walton Netherlands Canadian farms to n a i e. Will hold their first r Sale 125 head of pure bred registered Holstein and Grade Holstein cattle 50 cows freshened this Spring bal Ance Are two year Olds yearlings and calves. At the Netherlands farm Teulon on fri., june 21, 1918 at 10.30 . Sharp. The hard i headed kor Dyke King no. 32392, vol. 21, of the Herd Book of the Holstein Fri Elan association of Canada. The Dairy cows were specially selected for us from the beat herds in Ontario and new Brunswick. Cattle to be shipped by rail will be loaded free of charge. Lunch will be provided on the farm. Cash. 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