Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, June 18, 1918

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free to Espay Are hosts Todd bund Revere a doctor is also presented with a purse and an1 illuminated address r the following the morning session of Manitoba 31ethodist conference turd a Rev. Or. Bland was ten a luncheon in the . By number of his former pupils of Wesley College. The doctor was pre Intoci tits a purse and Arl he ural address the presentation being made by Nev. 3. H. Shemilt. There were about 50 present the be info ministers attend conference. Or. Bland made in which he thanked Friend for their manifestations i est eem and affection. Brief Vorhe were made by Many of present. The illuminated and beverage for War time instant Postum no each cups fro Fri or mild As desired dress presented to or. Brand read As follows dear or. Bland we the men who at Wesley col lege have had the inspiration and uplift of your teaching and personality during the Pasi years desire at this time to express to you our Heartfelt and unqualified appreciation admiration respect and love. Canada is a mighty nation in the selected citizens Are progressive pioneers who in. The spirit adventure have left former Homes Aud countries to achieve a worthy career in the new and fast developing Commonwealth. Such a people needs the direction and inspiration of Mon with a passion for progressive righteousness and divine idealism. This inspiration and guidance you have constantly Given for life past fifteen years not in the religious realm alone tout also in every realm of Oun gives. Your position As a professor in Wesley College situated As it is at the Gateway of the great Avest has Given you a commanding and eminently strategic position of influence. Through the years men who have caught the spirit of your idealism and the vision of your prophetic in sight have graduated from the col lege and in positions influence throughout our Western provinces. The full meaning of this cannot be known today yet we fully realize that at a time when the foundation stones of a nation Are being laid1, the influence of one who has always advocated that these foundations be deeply the Rock of Ages and that the stones themselves be the imperishable ones of truth and Justice Trust in Itsel be immortal. Such an influence we believe you have been and Are still wielding. Always we found you advocating truth Justice Liberty righteousness. These Are the eternal principles that you have sought to implant in our religious social poli tical Industrial and commercial life. In your capacity As a teacher Yoi have been More successful than you wounded third time Cave Man capture by a Pou Louai Henry c. Dudgeon known wild Man of Balsam taken in charge As pet. Lionel Mcmurphy or. And mrs. A. D. 151 Canora have been officially notified that their son pet. Lionel Mcmurray is in Hospital suffer info from shrapnel wounds and injury to his Back the result Shell Shock when he was buried on june t. Pet. It Murphy was wounded on two former occasions. At the commencement of the War he joined the Ninetieth Winnipeg rifles but was taken sick at Val Cartler and had to re turn to Winnipeg. Tie joined the Twenty seven Ali battalion and left torte front with the 2nd Canadian contingent a May of 1915. E housewife who orders Mcconnico s Jersey Cream sodas for her table gets full value for her Money. For besides being a Light easily digested appetizing food Mcgoy mucks sodas Are a most economical article of diet cheaper than milk More nourishing than bread. These delicious sodas Are packed in tightly sealed boxes to insure their reaching your table in All then original purity and crispness. Sold fresh everywhere in different sized packages most important rooms Pinyon Altoe often it is the Only room in which the whole family meets together. Your surroundings influence your moods and because of this the utmost care should be used in its decorative treatment. Your own Good Jaste aided by the artistic harmonious tones of f3l.at Wall colours will make your dining any room in the House for that for a King. Silkstone adapts itself to any period in furniture or architecture. It makes a Wall Sweet clean and is easily washed with Plain soap and water. Nearest agent be glad of estimate Quantity and Cost for you. Ask turn for Colour cards. That it Ham a pleating Label printed in Gray Orange and for Label. Can Ever know. Many of us have caught your vision and your passion. We have tried to live out. The Noble idealism you have Helff before us in your lectures and. Exemplified in your life. We have endeavoured to grasp the principles of christianity in the civilization of. Today and in have tried to detect and to vigorously oppose All that wag evil. Under your sympathetic guid Ance we have been taught to apply these principles to the life of today in such a Way As to bring about those social conditions that himself would approve. Our lives Are the test of your instruction Ana in so far As we have caught your Zeal and enthusiasm your work has been successful. "a3 a preacher we Are glad to realize that you have caught both the of the people and the Mes Sage of heaven. This is not the Day of the priest but the Day of the prophetic and practical reformer. These Are abnormal and terrific Days and the need of the hour is for men with courage conviction and capacity. We feel that you possess these in uncommon measure and glory in the Success of your preach ing and the popularity of your presentations. Our Hope is that your Power May increase with the in creasing Wisdom of years. In the realm of practical social Reform the whole West has found in you a Stalwart Champion and your contribution to our social and political life has been abundantly recognized. On every hand your Mes Sage has found favor and the re forms advanced Are in creasing in popularity. You have accomplished much but there is still much More to accomplish. Our prayer therefore is that your service and Success in these spheres will increase with the passing of the years. Our country needs Mon who can match the grandeur of our mountains and the vastness of our Plains and we feel that . Are comparable to and will As a result be greatly in demand1 in the Days of struggle that Are ahead. Our desire is to help you in your god appointed task. We shall be glad Ever to assist you As the Occa Sion arises and shall be Happy to be called upon in the hour of. Your need or your Endeavor. We ask you to accept from our hands a purse not As a measure of our esteem and affection but As a Small Token of our respect and a help in the stress of Grunt Hall Sims Coal need Alcoie reminds citizens railroads will the kept Busy in fall haul ing the crop Henry c. Dudgeon known As Tho wild Man of Balsam was arrested on saturday and yesterday drafted into the army. Accompanied by Charles chatter son and a. Wolmack of the Dominion police a. W. Lewis owner of the land on which the outcast has squat Ted for More than a decade went on saturday afternoon and got dudgeon. One Man Only had dared approach the Man for eleven years for any one who came near his Burrow by the Side of Lake Winnipeg was sure to hear the rip of slugs from a shot gun through the Trees far top near to be comfortable. Aenied with revolvers the three crept through the Brush toward the outcast s Lair saturday afternoon and Lay hidden under Bushes waiting for him to appear. Warn sinister figure dudgeon presented a wild Ance As he approached his dugout from the Lake in one hand he carried Flash he had just caught and in i Belt of rope was a ten Inch Dagger. Revolver in hand chatters on sprang up in front of dudgeon and called. Put up your without a hesitation the wild dropped his bag of Flash and raised his Shotgun. It was a matter of seconds which would shoot first. At the same moment Lewis and Tolmach who had been hidden be Hind the Man jumped up and threw themselves on him from behind. In the struggle which followed they disarmed the Man and Chatterson placed a pair of Handcuffs on his wrists. Tied together with bits of Cord two plates of steel were fastened Over his body at front and Back directly Over the skim covering these was nothing but a Canvas Smock Cut from a piece of tent and held together with bits of Tough roots and cords. Dudgeon s Only other Gar ment was a paid of trousers made in the same Way. Uses Tongue of outturn once subdued dudgeon surprised his captors by speaking in a highly cultivated English in a perfectly rational Way. He came from at i Otiis said and was born in 1882. Lie would not Tell Why he had chosen to live his Savage life for so Many years. After a Little searching. Tors found. Dudgeon s Bur Row. It was a dugout in the ground Bare of the slightest Comfort of any kind. In a Corner was a Keg of powder. And a pile of slugs and shells he been making himself. No Sliv or piece of furniture was there nor 1 was there any kind of a cooking instrument. A taciturn Recluse dudgeon was brought to Winnipeg saturday night of the grand Beach train. He has spoken to fellow men Only once in the1 la years he has lived alone at Balsam Bay. That was in 1914, when Sam Sturlaugson provincial Constable at Selkirk risked his life alone and arrested him for shooting a neighbor s cow. Dudgeon spent several months in. Provincial jail for the offence. Listed there., she described the work ing of these kitchens minutely and went into the various methods for the Canning and drying of fruits. The committee has for some time been working on. Plans Lor the can Ning season aiming at taking aare of the surplus fruits and vegetables and putting them Down at coat for. I Hose who. Cannot do so theme Elyes. Bead the Futee press sport for tuesday s Selling Community Kitchen plan May be adopted Here the women s Section of Tho Mani Toba food resources committee held a conference yesterday afternoon with who has just returned from completing a course in House hold science at Columbia University. While in. New York miss Best made a special study of the kitchens which have been Stab uits regular to tuesday silk suits Fie Gulf to tuesday cloth suits regular to tuesday Alkali in shampoos bad for washing hair Don t use prepared shampoos or anything else that contains too much Alkali for this is very injurious As it cries1 the Scalp and makes the hair Brittle. The Best thing to use is just Plain Murs fled co Eoanu Oil. For this is pure and entirely greaseless. It s very cheap and. Beats anything else All to pieces. You can get this at any drug store and a few ounces will last the family for months. The hair with water and rub it in about a teaspoonful is All that is required. It makes an abundance of Rich creamy lather cleanses thoroughly and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly and is soft fresh looking Bright Fluffy and easy to Han dle. Besides it loosens and takes out every particle of dust dirt and Dan Twenty five dollars the Price tomorrow on fifty very Beautiful suite this is one of the most important suit sales of the season. The All Wool Jersey suits that Are in Der Mand this season. The silk taffeta or poplin suits that Many women for summer Wear or a Good Staple suit of All Wool Serge or gabardine. Whatever kind of suit you Are looking for you May be to find it included in this collection to 00 Morrow morning All sizes and a shades. Good assortment of styles and Hollinsworth co., limited specialists in ladies ready to Wear 386 Portage ave. Boyd Block two blocks West of Eaton s phone m. 2578 fashion Craft clothes Sho Blie ribbon Al there is no Economy in buying bulk Tea when you have to use so much More of it to get the same strength. Blue ribbon the Tea you buy just As 20 the statement Given out by c. E. Stockdill on saturday regarding the Coal situation in the West covers the conditions quite said Grant Hall vice president and Ager of the Canadian Pacific railway Western lines who has just returned from a business trip and ther Eastern the fuel controller says that the prospects for a Supply of Anthracite Oal is no different from a few months go and with this in View it seems 0 me imperative that users of coat hould heed the warning. Speaking strictly from a railway standpoint i like to remind the people that prospects Are very taking the Ime of year into consideration for a Good crop and you know How important that the crop be moved an time. Even a Normal Grain crop Akes All the men and equipment that can be mustered when men Are Plen i Wiful with the Scarcity that now exists it can easily be computed How m possible it will be to both rain and Coal in the same direction ind give satisfaction to both. Company formerly helped out there have been times in the past when this company has helped out the Domestic Coal situation in the test by allowing dealers and others n times of severe weather to use. Cym our stocks on hand but i would like to remind All concerned that such action was in the Days when Coal one might when there was no abnormal demand for it for extraordinary use when there was no doubt of the Supply rom United states. Now All precedents have been wiped out and 1 think the people owe it to them selves to Serk sly consider the situation and get in their Supply thus relieving the tension on railways mine owners but most of All upon ship first car of Wool Lethbridge alta., june w Bradshaw of Magrath member of the Southern Alberta Wool growers association n. Again holds the record for the first car of Wool shipped out. Itt is a splendid Sample and is con signed to the new Canadian co operative Wool growers association Toronto. Dates exchequer court sittings Ottawa june of the exchequer court in Western Canada have been arranged As follows Edmonton sept. 12 Calgary sept. 17 Vancouver sept. 20 Victoria feet. 3 sept. 2s Winnipeg oct. And All is Over Standard prices upon fashion Craft clothing for gentlemen shattered to the winds How the hands of the clock will Fly the next 5 Days. The Days will be All too Short for Thrifty gentlemen and from Early morning until closing time endless streams of Winnipeg shoppers will visit stores buy ing genuine values at Bona fide savings. The sacrifices on gentlemen s Wear will demonstrate anew what we told you in the beginning that there Are two kinds of sales one kind made up of goods a store wants to sell and this kind made up of goods the people want to buy. It has become Clear to every observing person that this is no Sale to dispose of undesirable merchandise to is a straight Forward Sale of new fresh High class fashion Craft clothing for men and Beliveau peace limited Stock of High class furnishings at almost unbelievable prices. _ Sale closes saturday night at 10 . Men s Fine fashion Craft suits. Forthe remaining Days it Sale Price men s sport shirts. Sale Price men s Fine White shirts to value. Sale Price men s fashion Craft tailored suits oc1 h you a Mil is these you Wib Sale Price he to men s of Tab suits every owe a fashion Craft hand tailored suit. Sale Price men s men s 50c and 60 silk Lisle Hose. Sale Price 35 e to men s Oriental silk shirts All new patterns. Only genuine silk c o a suits. Imp into Sal Best men s braces Hose Best old time dyes Worth e Price Price 55c be Fine and. Wool by nat1 . Shirts this season s patterns. The and rotation Price a prices men s fashion Chaft suits. Just five More Days. Out they not at men s True knit silk and Wool combination suits. These sell regular for to Clear the lot men s pyjamas regu Lar values. Sale Price 253 Portage ave 432 St. Fashion Craft clothes shop ;