Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 20, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday june 20, 1918. Every patriotic housewife City District knows that food Means eat a bread and neat and eat Speirs Parnell phone Garry 2345-6 sold bad Sellini was Tomid by l y of use Gas Cave time labor and expense. Aid enjoy the satisfaction and of a fully dependable re Onomichi and efficient fuel for cooking and hot water heating. Gas stove department Winnipeg electric railway co. J22 main St. Phone m. 2522. J fhe additional can be taken up later when general estimates Are considered. Important notice Tho licensing regulations of the Canada 1 Obj Board rec quire that every Licensee shall place on every Letterhead con tract order acceptance of order invoice. Price list and quotation the words. Canada p Ood Board License Ijmte will Send for All of t v your forms. Imprint he necessary word in and return them to Vou. Saving any unnecessary Incon ver.icnci-. Phone Garry 1600. Stovel co., Ltd. Printers lithographers engravers. Winnipeg Man. And costs. The Offen Eeris a breach of inc adulteration net. No delegates named. The Board of control yesterday was notified of the convention of the Union of can asian municipalities at on 0. 10 and 11. No action was taken in appointing delegates. With charge battalion at the Central police Sta Tion yesterday by Violet Reed. Court officials refused to dismiss the Case Winch was remanded until tuesday. Retailers meet meet ing of the retail stores association will be held in the card room Odd Fellows Temple. Kennedy Street i tonight at r o clock. The association includes confectioners fruit dealers and and All interested Are invited to attend. Assim Boia tax Par cels of land were disposed of at the tax Sale held in the municipality of Assiniboia at 2 . Ami the sum of was realized. The Sale Avill be resumed tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. West Kildonan registrations residents of West Kildonan May re sister in the evening from 7.so to 10.30 at p. Ellor s Home 37l. Seven Oaks Avenue. Other registration Booths for saturday Are. The seven Oaks. Centennial old Kildonan. Governor Semple John Black and John Gunn schools. _ president of Fairweather r. P. Fairweather president of fair weather arrived in Winnipeg yesterday on his annual business inspection of his Western branches. Or. is expected to re main in the City Foa a couple of Days. Laundries object to wit weekly and representative of trades Council considers minimum wage of too Low judge Macdonald. In directing the j change of the naturalization certify j i Don t blame you Lor wanting to change your nationality you Are described in the w. D. Scott Renews acquaintances d. Scott superintendent immigration Ottawa has been on a Brief Holiday in Saskatchewan and. On ins return to the Daj Ninion Cap ital la spending a few Days with friends of former Days in i. Scott is a Pioneer of the West coming City in 1ss1, when he was attached to the Jand department the but a few years after cordial Welcome to arrangements made for inter National demonstration on arrival Early next week. Tion service for Over 20 years. Man of the minimum. Consider the recommendations of the Board with regard to the wages and has been in the Dominion i Migra working conditions of laundry pm i Tut j. T Plo yees. The regulation that came Kanclier must j 0111 under the heaviest fire was the Rule it i Abe Lincoln said Centre Winnipeg registration office in room , Mer chants Bank building on main Street lust South of the old Roost office has opened for residents do Centre Winnipeg where they can so at any time during the Day to fill in their i cards and be duly recorded. No More registration will be allowed at 715 Mclntyre. Block until saturday. I Sweet peas in Stephen Oblinsky brought to the free press yesterday afternoon a Bunzli of beautifully Huck Sweet peas grown in his own Garden from his own Home product seed. He resides at Sinclair Street and he says he j has a profusion of blooms in his Gar i Den. Me knows of nobody else having i Sweet peas in Bloom in the City. I Butcher fined she sky i who conducts a Butcher business on Victoria Avenue. Transcona appeared in police court on Uvo charges. The first stated that he had slaughtered r a. Sick calf and offered the meat. Salo. The second accusation was 10 i the effect that of had slaughtered a calf under insanitary conditions. She sky was convicted and fined 550 and costs on each charge. I mayor to meet fuel mayor Davidson wired from Ottawa yesterday , that he had arranged a meeting with fuel con troller Magrath for next monday. J City solicitor Hunt will leave sat urday morning to be present As one of the City s emissaries in search of hard Coal. Ernest Robinson rep resenting the trades Council. And Reeve Field Assiniboia. Will go him. Refers Only to new weekly payment in the past and order requiring men returning from Moat the managers of the other overseas to be taken straight from i concerns were strongly opposed to the train and out to the tuxedo1 me innovation for various reasons. Messes. Walton an Only to invalids returning on Hospital either a monthly o ships it was ascertained by the free i da5 As the army in september i r. Johnson one of the largest in the Vicinity of the Nar rows Manitoba was yesterday granted until sept. I to enable him fortnightly pay to make arrangements for the hand past mainly on the Ling. Of Jaryc. Herd Fay us who lives near him. Walton and Stoker favored "3v. Can fool Ell the Peop Lff so inf of Lite tune a Cut loss Tomc of thy pro Elf m of Jim you can t fool All the people Cli inc time if you apply this to buying v atch cases and insist on getting those bearing the a pinned Waelti Trade Mark As above you can t be fooled any of the time. The american watch Case co. Of Toronto. Limited the largest makers of in the Empire window cards wild Deer Dies on the a wild Deer running up West Mir. Stez Avenue yesterday caused 11 considerable excitement. Constable i Mcritchie. Who was patrolling his beat at the time the Deer was run up the Street gave Chase. He drove tie Deer into a Yard at St i Street where it jumped a High Fence and then attempted to get through a narrow Gate. Doing this it was severely Cut about the Hind legs. After a Short run i the Street the Deer fell exhausted on i the Boulevard and died. The carcass is at present at the police station. Consider playgrounds the estimate for City playgrounds which has been the subject of much controversy of late was again before the Board of control yesterday. The commission in its letter said the estimate would be o. But if a further reduction was insisted upon they would Cut out Hulsoor play and thus reduce it to the extent of si.000. This however was very undesirable. The letter asked Tiu it immediate consideration be Given As the grounds opened july 1. The Board expressed a disinclination to Deal with the matter in uhe absence of mayor Davidson. Finally decided to recommend the with a reservation that her husband was charged by the woman in police court yesterday with the theft of and some valuable jewellery. He said that he had become tired of her and wanted to get work elsewhere but As he was about to Board a train for Montreal he was arrested. He was remanded until today without plead ing. Charged with Spitz i chiefly from the standpoint of the who for the last 14 years has lived j employees themselves Wiio. He As with Annie Osypczuk Owa posing As 1 aured the meeting much preferred thai system inasmuch As their Board Bills had to be paid monthly and they were less Likely to fritter the Money away if it did not come to them in weekly instalments. From the labor Temple came or. Farmer charged with Many criticisms of the estimated Cost of living for a single girl Whereon the Board has based its ruling of for the minimum wage. He denied that a week was adequate for Board and lodging and pointed out that the allowance for nothing took no cog red Cross party american red Cross party which spent two Days in Winnipeg learning the methods employed by the Mani Toba invalid soldiers commission Tor restoring the returned Man to civil life. Left the City yesterday morning at 7 o clock for the East. Great Satis faction with the system and methods employed in the Winnipeg institutions was expressed by members the party which is an official one representing the United states government. Niz Ance of the need for heavy Winter coat or furs and left no margin for or unforeseen necessity would Only in most favourable circumstances suffice to pay medi Cal and dentist s Bills ?20 for Street car fares allowed no rides but one to work and Back again on working Days 3o cents a week for amuse ments was not enough to keep a healthy girl in innocent recreation and a year would go no Way at All in paying association dues and insurance. The chairman thanked All those who had contributed to the discus Sion and assured them that their views would receive consideration before the measure passed into provincial Law. Johnson not the exemption being satisfied with granted him judge indignant and sex Lieut. Connor in City Lieut. Frank of Portage la Prairie who has been spending the past two years in the old country on military duties is in the City visiting Headquarters. During the past year Lieut. Connor visited nearly All the Camps of for Esters and pioneers in England and Scotland where canadians were t aged in non combatant work and i the plaintiff and p. A Locke for weeded out All for the in defendant. Want re Sers ice. Or. And mrs. Connor i will shortly take up their residence j Rota nans visit farm College a the 3i in the City. I fined for hoarding Gold 1 j 367 Boyd Avenue was convicted and i j fined and costs in the City j j police court yesterday on a charge i of having sugar in his Possession in excess of the Quantity allowed by 1lip i i Canada food Board. A charge of i hoarding flour against Gold was Dis j j missed on account of a clause in the order in Council that any person manufacturing flour did not come under the act. Gold proved that he had a Mill in Saskatchewan consequently the charge was Dis missed. Sugar in greater Canada food Board has notified wholesalers to the effect that they Are at Liberty to sell sugar in car Load lots to the retailers according to information Given out at. The local food office yesterday. The order require intelligent display to obtain maximum Adver Tising value. Many a win Dow card is so badly Dis played that it is valueless. Our experience and equip ment make it possible produce very effective win Dow noticeable kind. Free press printing department faults Pollard Ltd main 14-15 w you Iroini to r and Hood Nej Are at their in i ullity will be think their Clr pest. 21. To emits perfect qual thursday Nurt Friday cab. Fer single Basket 23c sugar a have in a fairly Lurre amour it m present and can sell you u Joo id. Sack if guaranteed pure one and no 1 Quality. Per 100-lh. S10.85, 20 ibs. 52.20 10 ibs., 5 ibs., 55c. Bake our own unit have you Money per loaf we Are now baking Homo came Price. Potatoes Eston duality Neil n new car. Ver by slice s1.10. Canada food Board food prices always lower at our markets the finest qualities of with crude meats and provisions Are on Sale Ilii ily at All our tem of Cash Carven Ables Vou to make savings on All table supplies. Casu a5tt in nov in ecu 1 smoked whole or half mde in. Sucar cured or Xor half. In. Tea ii Fork liver party of i rotarians with their wives acid i rinds yesterday afternoon motored to the agricultural College. They were accompanied by h. To Evans. Deputy minister of agriculture and greatly enjoyed their visit. Registering in Mclntyre through the kind thoughtfulness of a. Mcgregor Leitchfield manager of the. Block the Rotunda of the second floor of the Mclntyre Block has been placed at the disposal or the Public who wish to re Gister in that District. A Deputy registrar with his assistants will be on duty there today from d . To 10 . Any information concerning registering May secured at 715 Mclntyre building. J George Stead on Stead superintendent of the Cana Dian Northern and the great North Western telegraphs with head Quad Haggart became claimed there is a great need for food conservation but there is a greater need for men. It is my opinion that you Don t want to do your duty to the country by becoming a Soldier. You will have to join in a family s Fine record a remarkable record of a patriotic family was heard when r. To. Ander son was exempted until oct. 1. Hia brother a returned Soldier appeared for him owing to his being out on the two Brothers Are at the front one has returned wounded and the father despite his age. Is now serving in the coast defense in eng land. Judge Haggart on hearing the particulars of the Case strongly praised the patriotism of the family and in. Granting exemption remarked that it would not be necessary to Call upon the remaining boy. Fred Loehl claimed he. Was an alien despite the fact that he had come to this country when Only eight years old. R. A. W. Magnussen who was supporting the claim for exemption came to the court with a number of documents to prove his russian nationality. Judge Myers however considered that Roehl would be bet Ter in Khaki Ami cancelled his exemption. Only two judges were sitting on military exemption tribunals and while Ludge Haggard dealt mostly with Farmers the cases coming before judge Myers were mostly those of truck Farmers and aliens. A battalion of the United states army some men that has been in training at Camp j Lewis near Tacoma Oregon is crossing the continent through can Ada and will Detrain at. Calgary Winnipeg and Toronto to give the men. Brief route marches for exer Cise. It is proposed to make the occasion of their visit to this City an International patriotic Celebration and to Accord the battalion an official reception. The officers of the District Headquarters have approached the provincial Aud civic authorities and ail Are. Co operating to give the american soldiers an enthusiastic demonstration. The battalion left Camp yesterday and is expected Here Early next week. Three Spe dial trains Are necessary to transport the battalion and it is thought they will reach Winnipeg about 0 o clock in the evening when the men will be paraded at the . Depot where they will be greeted by the staff of military District no. 10, and the fort Garry horse the depot battalion the 10th Garrison regiment local militia units army and Navy veterans great War veterans and other re turned soldiers with the Highland cadets will be drawn up in line to Greet and Salute the visitors and join in the Parade up main Street to Broadway and West on that thoroughfare to the University Campus. At the City Hall a halt wiil be made during which the City Council will present an address of Welcome and at the Campus the lieutenant governor will extend the greetings of the province. It is proposed to enter Tain the men in. The amphitheatre where refreshments will be served while the officers will be entertain by the District Headquarters staff at he military Institute. Merchants along the line of March Wil be asked to decorate and illuminate their pre Mises and to assist in milking the visit a memorable went. The matter was Laid before the executive of the army and Navy voter ans at their fortnightly Reot instr last night and the suggested Public demonstration was enthusiastically endorsed and a Strong committee was appointed to co operate with the general committee and to notify All members to Parade for the occasion and to secure the presence of the band of the association. It was intimated that the Dominion govern ment was anxious that a generous accorded the. Visiting troops and to Mark the Courtesy of Canada capt. Angus Mclyn Toslin a member of the personal staff of the governor general and a. Son in Law. Of his was being sent West to meet and Greet the United soldiers in Winnipeg and to return East in company of the visitors. Deaths and funerals. A message has been received St Winnipeg intimating the death at Monrovia California on tuesday. June is. Of miss Lillian Feir. Of James Feir of the Wood Vail Ancu company in this City and of Lars. T. R. Weir of 1210 Wolseley Avenue. Miss Feir was born at Cobourg ont., and spent several years in thai District before coming to Winnipeg with her brother to live. For the past few years deceased had to contend with falling health under which she showed unflinching or Cour age. A wide Circle of friends. By whom she was greatly beloved re Gret. To know her Young life has been brought to a close. The fun eral place at Monrovia. The natural sweetness of is area Saver practically the Only Cereal food that developed its own sugar in the making Lulu limiting the Quantity of sugar to the ters in Saskatoon was in the City this consumer has not been amended but i week on the Way to a Holiday will during the Canning and preserving season be interpreted to mean whatever Quantity is required those two purposes plus the amount for the Normal consumption of the household. I i oils hearts 16c round shoulder oust beef. 27c 30c whole in. Kit no fancy sirloin Steak. A Jap fancy ror to House Steak. Tender tean steins stink. 30c a Laaks of beef. 15c a Reili churned Creamery but Swift s i a Molum in. Lennox soap 25c 6 cakes or Gold soap. 25c 4 cakes for solid pack tomatoes. 23f Larce. Cans boo main 3t. Lbs. Pure Cane Gran. Sumnr 52c boost Jeef. 25fc Shanks of beef Juc licht sirloin or porterhouse 28c Koast beef in. Fresh breakfast sausage 2qc Telephone All 5188. Drew six Llo Golsky Drew six weeks imprisonment with hard labor in judge Dawson s court j yesterday afternoon for having struck John Kolba Over the head with a bottle in a Drunken spree at a Bas Vilie on May the men had been drinking Huffman judge Dawson thought that this form of booze be put on the Poison and suggested the bringing of the matter before the attorney general his action. .1. F. Somewhere on the1 Pacific coast far from the noise of the big City and the hum of labor. Or. Stead has been troubled with his eyes for some months and while it is not serious rest and quiet Are the specialist s orders and will be carried out. While in the City he Wujs the guest of Mem Bers of his family. Objects to Buss who is a Farmer at East Sel Kirk objected to the form of a. Cerli j Fichte which had been issued to him i in which he is described As a. Ger Man. So he yesterday applied to judge Macdonald and had the word i ing of the document changed. While Buss is of German parentage he pro i diced documentary evidence to Satis Walter appeared for the Crown Anjoy the court that he had even j. F. Davidson Tor the accused. I in Germany residing Switzer. U and russian Poland before Corn thirteen new Union according to figures compiled by the statistical committee of the Metho dist conference .13 new Union churches will be added to those now in operation bringing the total up to 3ti. 1 he reports show that Presby Terian ministers preside Over eleven of these enterprises. Methodists Over nine both Over one congregational ism Over one and. Baptists Over one for Mission purposes a total of was raised by the churches while was secured for connect tonal purposes. The total assessment was ing to Manitoba and stated that he was not Only ashamed of being called a. German but that the fact was Mili Tating against his son being admitted into the american army. In the fiercest heat of tha Sun and at All other times roses Lime juice prepared from the choicest West Indian Lime fruit which contains More natural health giving properties than and other fruit cools refreshes invigorates. Try a Lime juice and soda but he sure it is Kos s the or firm Nad genuine Bruml. Of All Good grocers and Drnec stores. Solf proprietors l. Rose London Dorci Nici . Dor Fiaiai a Fenu Holbrooks Toronto Vancouver. Mother loses address of James Smith. Britain while comic g to Winnipeg yesterday lost her purse which contained the address her son. John r. Smith who is fighting in France. Tiv purse also 315 an d some Spinall change. The Mother re Grets most the loss of her son s address and would be delighted 1c the finder of the purse would report to her. The purse was missed on the electric car coming into the City from Loo port wednesday be tween 9.15 and 9.45 . The purse is a Black leather one. Anchor line Royal mail steamships sailing regularly i new York Glasgow Anchor drafts for and upwards for rates etc., apply to any of our agents. Or Anchor line. Phone main 4412 270 main St. Renchun new Paris weekly departures Alex. Calder son it a. Can. Parents St., Winnipeg of any . Ticket Coffee a careful Alcad of Rich Ripe Beans. A turn and Cut with Atsch of caves into grains of equal size. Delic _ Frei nor try Cut la tort Clit air is Uail Cursi. Sold by Allisrn Mckinn on co., Ltd. Winnipeg Canada service and Quality Mcpherson s meat Market 167 Sherbrook St. Phones Slier. 130 and 131. Avenue slabs and edgings 11 cheapest Wood in town. Order now Emery a Ltd. G. 48 the free press for at a the latest hews. Grave danger to danger to children who play around the terminal tracks at the North end car barns was again emphasized in a letter e. Atkins 127 Luxton Avenue to Board control yesterday. Or. Atkins wrote to Teil of severa.1 narrow escape from serious accidents. To continued now gentlemen a it the intention of the people s representatives to allow this condition to remain a it is Are they so weak willed and Dull witted that the paltry difficulty involved in a ribbon of Earth seven inches wide which belongs to the City it self stands Between them and the Protection of the lives of the citizens to protect. The letter was referred to the committee and copies ordered sent to the Public utilities i commissioner and Street railway i company. J plaintiff the court of King s Bench before judge Macdonald j yesterday a. Verdict Ivas entered for the plaintiff for and costs in the Case of m. J. Mcle ocl v. George Skinner. The action brought on two promissory notes Urie for and the other renewals of a note Given by the defendant. The defendant claims he had purchased certain lands at Moose jaw from Mcleod previous to the making of the first note and had paid of the Purchase Price and Mcleod had agreed if he would pay taxes due on the property that he would give him a half in Terest in same and As he had never received this interest in the property and mcleoi.1 had not carried out his part the bargain. Skinner claimed he shout not now be called upon to pay the notes in question. The Anchor Donaldson line popular service to Glasgow for full information apply to Aten Corn Nany s office., 270 main Canadian Northern railway East great lakes port Arthur or Duluth thence steamers of the Northern navigation company and Canadian Pacific boat trains six week from Union station full information As to reservations and steamers at City ticket office main and Portage m. 1066 in Jet. Maimed or App Harej summer circuit Tours to Vancouver and Victoria with a Side trip to Alaska health Best recreation education if you travel grand trunk Pacific by. And grand trunk Pacific steamships Jasper and mount Robson Parks aligns and Pyramid lakes it. Edith Cavell and "m.t. Robson Bunkley and Nechacco valleys along the magnificent Scenic Skeena River thence in finest steamships in regular service meals and berth included on steamships Prince Rupert and Prince in sheltered Waters of the inside passage and other untold wonders await the Ocean voyage in Placid Waters through the Norway of America in greatest Comfort and on to the land of the Midnight Sun for further particulars write or phone City ticket office 260 Portage ave phone main 5377-8. Save time and Money travel grand trunk Pacific station ticket office Union station main and Broadway phone main 3453-2826. Through the great lakes on Canadian Pacific greyhounds a Cool delightful diversion on an Eastern trip this route old Lake Superior thence through of stunt Ste. Marie kid Cros Jei like Huron ind gear gain Bay. No. Ocean going More accommodation than of the Canadian Pacific railway great lakes steamship service for full Call or Canadian grand trunk Pacific summer train service r Tyr i pt1vf 1ttnf ?3rd a wow transcontinental summer 1913 Skagway Vancouver Victoria and a in Jii it Patty f . A. . Co. To Down no. Or ports of East Call no. Daily daily daily daily wed. 6.30 . 7.45 . 10.10 . 9.55 . Frl., Sun. 10.30p.m. Sal.1. Mon. 7.15 . Sun., tue i. -i-50 Winnipeg a. A Retina la. Lvi Saskatoon a. A Edmonton la. La Edmonton a. La Jasper a. A Prince Rupert r ally 1-0.30 daily Sjo e Aily 9.00 . Daily . Frl., Sun., s.05 . Thure., sat tues. 12.30 . Wed., Fri. George or or. Rupert . Or. George or or. 9.00 . Imon. 9.0-0 . Ill Prince thu part a s. 00 . ?.00 a s5uu 5.00 . Jtimo. 3.45 .iar. Vancouver. Lvi 1.00 u. Sun 10.30 . 10. To .jar. Victoria. La. 3.13 . p Mou. . .lar. Seattle. La. 0.30 . Man. 9.30 m. Fri. I. Yves. A. Vied m. Wod . To or. Rupert . Or. George or or. 12 00 noon _ la. Prince Rupert a. . Lviv. . la a Ransill la. . la fun eau . 7 00 a Skagway la. 7.00 Mon. Sun. So. Sot modern equipment. Through electric maudlin a so Pertt. Further information from City ticket office Stii Tion ticket office Union Suffion. 2po i Ortege Avenue. Broadway him main. Phone main 5377-8. Main picnic 1.30p.m. I Manitoba where everybody goes this Vear. For pleasure grand a Tao is the Saskatchewan the convenient train to Brandon Regina Moose jaw leaves Winnipeg daily 8p.m. A. Brandon a. Regina _ _ 6.55a.m. A. A Loose jaw _ _ 8.35a.m. Direct connections with main and Branch line trains equipment coaches Standard to Regina and Winnipeg to Moose jaw. Parlor observation to Brandon. For full information and depot ticket office City ticket office. Main 5500. Main 370-371. Cs3 Mai 3260 ;