Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 24, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free 24 1918. Hard Coal shortly is word received those who have Laid in Supply of soft May soon get share of Anthracite of Havo Folly i Tio to scr f Nti l fur in s i. I v i Tui Triy i ?9vcra i Lucand tons of hard Coal Arn Likely to come to the City within the next few Days. I commissioner Vernton states that j if the Coal is forthcoming the. Auth Lorit ios will insist on the full terms of the Dominion controller s order be i ing carried out. I Lineal Ding a news dispatch from to the effect that 000 tons of hard Coal arc apportioned to Canada or. Brereton says this is merely an approximation. He does not expect any Large amount of hard if we get no per cent of hard Roal we will do Well he says. Or. A Proton adds that whatever hard Roal a portion of it will be for distribution among Tho poor. Bulgaria s new Premier Amer ram. June Mah Nowc. Our of Bulgaria r. Leaders who opposed that country s Entrance into War. Has been appointed Premier. Fin Sterling Bank of Canada St Jean Bop Risje procession through gaily decorated streets in St. Boni face to Cathedral the Jean Baptiste festival Twat at Boniface with much s.-j., of St. Boniface College assisted by Deacon and sub Deacon. Archbishop Synnott sat on the throne at the right of the altar with monsignor Cherrier f.a., . Kev. I father Lee the vicar was present a few clergy. Monsignor Cli Errier made a very patriotic and stirring Sermon reciting the deeds of the French Cana Dian race. His reference to sol Diers Tho have fallen or front was to the Point and Drew tears from Many in the congregation. The music was provided by a. Mixed choir composed of ladies of St. Charles and of the sacred heart accompanied by the St. Winnipeg. Boniface City band finder Nicholas pop yesterday. At. Hip. City Hall Tho i Pirotton. Lar Joe institutions and at private Resi Dences Union Tri colors Bel sift n and sacred heart flags had been hosted. The St. Lean Baptiste society decide my of save because Dollar or Rcd Rmer is one More Rone in to Castle Blini guard Nii c. New styles Graceful Are this year s d a models show the figure at its Best. Without undue compression they help to realize the dressmaker s Ideal. Made 10 and fitted on Liv ing Canadian models d a Cor sets five Canadian women the treat eat possible Comfort and Belt at half the Price of imported there is a style for every figure astr your Corset Ere. Made by the Dominion cosset co. Quebec makers also of the la diva Cor. Sell and the d a Good conned a. Or occasion at the City Hall was Jur rely . It Tva i heu Ucil by Chick , two ser Seairs and two Oft Cern followed by the Union Jack and the sacred heart of if inic. St. Boni face Joys. The Sci Endryck band i hip. St. Jean by Plisic society Banner the the president and vice of inc St. Jan i wearing their Fine chains of Ooink and , he St. Boniface society president. Or. Exch acc the first vice president. My. J. A. Marian and the second vice president Alex Ander Benior wearing their collars and cashes of office. The procession defiled through Provencher and tache . at the Bisl iop s Palace s rounds where the choristers and his Grace of St. Boni i face and Clew joined tie proce s Sion thence through the i Cathedral s Lounds to the Basc Iuca. Archbishop Beliveau the Cele Brant it High mass. Lev. Father Pri Macau Frame the Permon on the life of St. Join the Baptise and enumerated the qualities and in tit that ought to be striven for by the the music was Gregor Ian with professor Paul Sale at the of san. Address to archbishop. At. The close of the service. Or. Lachine stepped into the Sanctuary and read an address to the Arch Bishop expressing sentiments Felt by the canadians for. Their country great Britain the Church and the clergy. Archbishop a Criveau replied appropriately and said that on every occasion he would stand for any thing that would Forward tile inter ets. Spiritual and material of the French canadians. At the close of the service a dinner of in the rooms of the Charles to men was attended bythe clergy the Bard and the guests belonging to the Parish to other localities. To the afternoon there was music by the band and Sporta. The events and their winners were As follows 100 Yard race for armard Goulet 2, Charles Pelletier. 75 Yard race for fat men won by Thomas Hogue. 50 Yard living Barrow race won by Armand Goulet and Edmond Lemay. 75 Yard three legged race won by Armand Goulet and Edmond Lemay. 50 Yard race for boys. 12 and under won by Victor Newton. 75 Yard race for boys 16 and under won by Marc Gauthier. 50 Yal a girls race 16 and won by Stiss Annie Hall. 50 Yard race for. Ladies and misses Mary Hall 2, Eva Javoie. The baseball match Between the Union. Ca Nadienne and the belgian tigers was won by the latter 2 to 0. A collection was got up by private subscriptions by miss Adelia. Fat or Naude and miss h. Costello for the St. Charles Church. Miss r. Cos Tello was the. Winner collecting 542.1.5, and miss Paternaude s35.62. The private houses the con vent the Church presbytery and. The grounds were lavishly decorated with Tricolour streamers Bander Les and flags of Canada., England France Belgium and the sacred heart. It is reckoned Itiat Over to automobiles stopped at the grounds that Over thousand people partook in the festivities. Armand Menn was the organiser and overseer of the sports. The whole festival religious and secular was a big and unqualified Success. Day is celebrated Well at St. Charles claims for exemption Are to be considered Here instead of at Ottawa Hundred Vail Waymen from Winnipeg and other places in Mili tary District 10. Are to have their appeals Tor exemption decided locally instead of by Justice Duff Ai Ottawa. This has been decided through the conference of railway officials with representatives of the military ser Vica Appeal courts and a. Start will be made on the decisions on june i. It la nearly four months since the railway appeals from this District started to go East in numbers Boon there were several Hundred waiting decision but with the work at Ottawa increasing in like Man Ner it was found that in judge Duff was to Handia the whole of the cases it. Would be several More months be fore either the men or the railway companies would know who was go ing retained and who go Over seas. Kidd investigates meanwhile capt. Kidd of the Mili tary department had made several trips to Ottawa on the matter interviewing both railway and govern at Charles ii an., the St. Lean Bap cite Day was Well observed and was attended no Only by the parishioners but by a Larse number oct French canadians from u Inni psst. Boniface and St. Norbert. If re mass was . At .10.h 1 in the open air by the River pm the grounds of is. Charles Church. A temporary altar adorned with foliage. And protected by a canopy had been i erected. Rev. Normand in. I who was to since High mass. I was prevented by sickness and was real Accel by to lev. Father bout Nival named for Board mental authorities. Back a toy weeks ago he hit upon of a. Conference so that authorities and railway Heads might decide on purely essential cases. Yesterday afternoon it was inti mated that the railway authorities were All ready for the new ment. The cases however will have to be formally sent to Ottawa for approval. The military men contend that Al though men Are necessary to the running of the railway lines the companies Are asking Lor a number of their employees who Are not actively engaged. Chief of these it is said is the c.p.k., in . Pre pare for the fall Rush of Grain. Is asking for the exemption of practically every employee. Capt. Kidd on investigating claims that Only a Small actively engaged throughout the year. The military therefore contends that out of the Over two thirds Are Only temporarily retained Only being held Back from military services. Kerr Ardiner the fall Rush they claim that these men released to handle Somo Road withdraw appeals upon investigating the records of tie appeals made exemption of railway employees it was found that the Canadian government rail ways have withdrawn their appeals for men classed As a3, while it is in. De stood that the Canadian Northern Are about to follow their Lead. The other railway companies claim that. A3. Men Are the Moat to the running of the Road. Owing to the hardships of the work. Direct wire Cobalt to new. York Cobalt ont., Between the mayor of Cobalt and the chief mag trate of new York have been exchanged the newly installed direct wire from the business institutions Here utilized for. That purpose. Mayor on be half of the citizens of town extended a. Hearty s. Civic chief and his colleagues to visit the Silver District. Eve. Or. Darwin in first Baptist pulpit services at first Baptist Church yesterday Ivere conducted by or. Oliver superintendent of missions for Mani Toba and Saskatchewan. Darwin based Liis evening Sermon. On the latter part of verse 1g, chapter 21 of length and breadth and. The height of it Are he pointed out. That most a bout the apostle s vision of the new City was the symmetry with which it was built and also stated that this would be. True of humanity when brought to perfection through the glorious s gospel of Christ. Perfect Man would not have any. Dwarfed or stunted sides such As Many of the Best examples of the present time. Would show Xan Equality in the length and breadth Ane height of their development. The length of a life. Or. Darwin explained did not mean duration but rather ambition a reaching out to wards a goal breadth meant the broadening of one s sympathies wards one s Fellowmen. While height he defined As a reaching up god. Without the due development of each of these sides. Or. Darwin declared no life was Complete Ana the fullest measure of Success could Only be attained by perfect symmetry this was the pattern that had set and taking Christ for an example it was the kind of Lifs apostle Paul had endeavoured to Iive just As no Man could build no better or higher than his plans neither could any Man live a life better than his own. Conceptions. To every Man there opened a High and a Law trap was for Man to Chow which Way his Sou should go. In doing one s life work whether that was preaching teaching. Prac. Using Law or something More Humble the struggle to develop symmetric ill could be maintained. If Only length and. Breadth were striven after then Only a creature of the Earth would result for ambition and Charity would be insufficient without a religion. Energy love. And. Faith were the essential in a life of a hinge could be. Said the length and the breadth and the height of it Lenine to retire Zurich Switzerland. June 22. Nikolai Lenine the bolshevik pre Mier of Russia has expressed his in Tention of resigning his. Office according to a Moscow despatch published in the duets he zit Tung of Berlin. The Premier this decision despite the vote of Confidence in him recently passed by the soviet committee the despatch adds. Sufferers from cou6hs, colds. Throat troubles. Colic and other in1ernal-am3 . Min5 Are readily relieved by or. Electric Oil stable 6ks right to the 5e 4t of trouble Stab Llares a usual conceit in. Has 6uddekd the hearts of Siffer trs for generations. Font ask for just electric Oil be sure you 6et Rthomas Dominion Corset co., Quebec piles should be electrocuted Svith Coleci Reily they can be killed and nature cause them to drop off and you will to Well. There is no use of an aesthetic As them is very Little pain. They Cau be killed quickly and you can continue your there is no dancer. When they Are killed they return so the cure is guaranteed. Be pleated piles cruise Many troubles such As rheumatism. Neuritis c Ancke old. this 5-fiys Piip of a drs. Siat thai by Pilas and Don t to think you for your traits set. I have had piles for pairs and a offered off and on every year at last. I Cluid not find then any longer so cams to you for by piles Date every the go on in i pushed in Bisk to All women we Jere ill this woman Lydia e. Pinkham t vege table personal experience. Contributions of Field comforts to fighting men will be for j warded by new Board. The personnel of the newly organized Canadian War contingent association formed to. Be the official medium though which All contributions of Field comforts to the Soldiei-3 on Active duty in the trenches will henceforth be forwarded overseas Ivas announced saturday morning Vith the following women forming the provincial executive lady Nanton. Mra. R. C. Kon. Women s auxiliary Manitoba red Croft. Mrs. R. A. Central battalion auxiliaries. Mrs. W. J. Boyd municipal chapter i. O. D. E. Mrs. Bruce Hill chairman Pur chasing committee Manitoba red Cross. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. F. S. Andrews. Mrs. E. E. Hob by. This association is the officially organized body formed locally in con sequence of Vecerin orders of the militia department which will de vote its energies to us apply Injo com forts to the soldiers on Active ser vice. Sought the War contingent association is a separate which in the other provinces of Canada since 1815 is worked the red Cross for the purpose of and Economy the two organizations Mak ing their shipment of supplies Over seas tog Ether. Thin is done to effect Economy in. Shipping conservation of cargo space and. To ensure that the comforts for the soldiers and wounded will go Forward in convoys under military supervision and under the Protection of the Navy. Trend h Are packed separately and distinctly marked May be included in. Ked Cross shipments to Winnipeg. On arrival they Wilt he sorted out and turned Over to the War contingent association for record and re packing forwarded overseas with the red Cross shipments. On. Reaching in grand War contingent supplies Are forwarded. To the trenches under the same system As red across. Supplies Are forwarded to hospitals that is commanders of battalions requisition bus War contingent . For Trench comforts required by their battalions so that the Tumi receive what they want when they want it and none Are overlooked. Under this system it is of course. Impossible to Ameri Ca to health for More than forty j Forward individual years and it will Well pay any i Talion being the smallest unit. For which the authorities overseas will accept a provincial convention will a called in the near future to determine a permanent organization personnel. Mclean. Want to recommend Lydia e. 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Ask your doctor or drug Gist about Rosedale methodist . Anniversary for women s ailments or. Martel s ? Emale Puls have been ordered by physicians and sold by Rich Auto Druss its everywhere for a Quarter of a. Century. Don t substitute. The Interior of Rosedale methodist Church presented a very pleasing spectacle yesterday As h was profusely decorated in Celebration of the eighth anniversary of the sunday i school. The Church was crowded of. All three services and the eight proved i the most successful of the Annivera i i Aries. I miss Ethel has chars of the primary department in Gra co Church sunday school Ivas the speaker at the a very attentive audience listened breathlessly while one related a real Story and As far Aii the children were concerned the giant she spoke was a personage. Or. P. Bruce Thornton gave a Short address at the afternoon session on the importance of s. S. Teachers work. It was a work of Paramount who furthering the moral develop ment the children were loin or a great work for the country. At the evening session or. W. J. Clarke superintendent Grace Church sunday school gave an. Interesting account of two sundays he had spent in his trip around the world. One he spent . Mission sunday school in Japan and one in Naples. Or. Clarke told of the difficulty sometimes experienced in. Try ing to locate a methodist Church in r. To resin. Canada food Board famous for the Beauty Quality of its merchandise Cook food Well it goes farther advertiser s club store opens 9 ., closes 6 . A Bogie. Main 3131 monday june 24th Canada. Food Board License no. 170 Palm Beach suiting fancy voiles crepes de Chene Georgette Rajah Silks. The newest weaves and most popular shades for summer Wear at attractive pricing new crepes de Chene and new Stripe Palm Beach suiting new Novelty designs in j Ancy Stripe Check and Block patterns in a firm weave Beach cloth. Colourings in Reseda Rose Pink Pekin Blue. Axe. Navy Sand and White. Especially desirable for skirts and suits. 38 inches wide and 60c per Yard. Navy Serges b Rench. Twill in a Navy Serge the Imperial Brand so Lamous for and absolute durability l or skirts suits and children s Wear. 44 inches wide. Pet1 Yard bleached damask purchased bleached damask Strong Aad firn by Woven. Will give splendid service and launders beautifully. Go inches wide. Per 69c." Priestley s Black dress goods famous Black weaves in. All. The new summer and fall weights in Poppins Serges Otto and. Wool. Also Granite cloths and suiting materials. Strictly All Wool and perfectly dyed. And per Yard. Floor 2. Hudson s Bay Cash s Woven initials on tapes linens they Are Exten sively used and considered the most re satisfactory Way of marking a 11 kinds of individual and household Linen. Also for clubs hospitals hotels and institution schools Etc. Are absolutely fast and made of the finest Quality material. , wording or letters can be Woven. 3 dozen for Loc. New fancy voiles american and English voiles in a very Superior , fast will give excellent service. in Rose Grey Taupe and., White. 38 inches wide per and Bath towels new shipment of bleached turkish Bath towels. Thickly and closely tory absorbent will give lasting service. Size lss.44 inches. Each 39c. Georgette genuine first Grade Quality in silk crepes de Chene and Georgette made . In shades of White Maize Pink Blue dark Brown Myrtle Rose Nile Cerise peach and Navy. 42 inches wide. Per Yard and White silk Rajah rough finish. Firmly and strongly Woven. Washes Well and gives excellent service for summer gowns and skirts. Per Yard. Floor. 2, Hudson s Bay. Hautal silk and Fine voile blouses i Abutai blouses Are High Collar and in a Good v a it y of shades. Are in broken lines f i o w. Stock. Twenty styles to. Choose. Fro Mart needlework Irementa and Silver Cushion forms round Long and Oblong Bone steel shuttle and 1-Jsjyelds, All. At moderate prices Are also Swiss voile with Fine lace or Dainty embroil cry. Trimming mostly w i t h Large collars. From. 34 of 44, at formerly and floor a stamped towels stamped Linen Cotton and Turk ish Linen Jisuck towels and turkish towels with Pink and Blue stripes. These Are made of selected qualities and designs Are Lovely and extremely priced. Main floor Bay. Men s new Cambric shirts women s summer sport suits made to order insuring individuality newest perfect fit and excellent service. A Point of particular interest to Tom ii is that to two suits Are made alike. The Price is at for the com plete suit. Materials Are Only. Cotton Shin Rose Green Reseda White and Copenhagen. Floor 3, Hud Sori i Bay. Patterns in. Fancy Cambric shirts including smart stripes in the newest Hudson s Bay Quality sizes from to main floor Bay. Boys Wash knickers and bloomers 39c Selling to F boys from 6 made of Plain Blue Blue striped dad White Are made of Black -to--6 there Are All sizes in the lot but not in each line. , Bay. Drawers made of. Fine natural pure Wool Cash Mere. Very Cool and Comfort Able and will give great Satis faction. A sizes from 34 to 52, at per main Hudson s Bay. Semi collapsible Fibre Reed sullies Oil stoves at special prices perfection Oil stoves the stove that is a general favorite and has established its popu Larity through years of service and satisfaction. At with High Cabinet at Cabinet Bay youths and men s raincoats a smart Raglan slip on style and with a. Belt. Made of Grey and Fawn Check Tweed Paramatta. An rain or Shine with smart appear spice. Sizes 34 to 40, for floor Hudson s Bay. Meri s Cashmere arid drawers groceries Royal Crown a bars for ._._._. Royal Crown i tins ._15c powder Royal Crown formerly 3qc per for ._.25c Cane sugar o ibs. For .55e sugar 30 seedless formerly 1-ic per pkg., at 3 for-----34c and Beans. Claries in Tomas sauce 3 tins .25c gallon tins peeled and cored. Formerly 55c per i in. Lor potatoes Manitoba 13 kind that opens with one operation. With Reed Back sides and round steel Frame and. Heavily pad ded reclining Back. 10-Inch rubber tire wheel trailer to wheels. These have also a Small the Seal. Piri Ishi id in prey and Brown. Formerly ?13-50, Foi 3, Hudson a Bay. Per Bushel js-0. Is .___._23c no 2 s vinegar b d. Smiths per bottle .----28e Catelli a formerly per pkg., at 3 american Ripe per. Loaf. Libby s. Ner Uarl tins for .78c sugar. 5 in. 68e main floor Bay ;