Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 22, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg Trees pay 1918. Social and personal Somme a few months of i 14 transferred battalion the Canadian battalion Homo on a furlough. A pleas and spent in Sames cards d at the guests included mrs. D. Ii Mclntyre. Mrs. To. Byron mrs j Moody m.-s-. J. J. Matiy mrs p in Sun Spencer and misses Helen v Iriline entertained in Honor of the Mary s Academy. Serving Moody. Room were misses Verlie i retire Lac Gallagher and Mary those present were Rotrude Gallagher. Troy Mckenty. Kathleen Murphy trained Ipac. A Henderson. Sad Jan Tyre e. Bliss g. Henderson j. J. So t trick. U Eatriss Joblon. Nora Gabrielle r Gray or Brandon. Man. So list of mrs. I c. Graham. Cal archbishop Rathie a c. A. Is confined to his bed attack of la Grippe. I the Mother of capt. Foe author of a sunny sub Hopo ular War books. A a of . 2s7 Alfred Avenue at a party. Friday _. Ines. A. Kear Kort Munn. Garry Protection a clinic Warbler unable to trip Erff of the parasitic Bird from Tho in it. Deftly found it. The Birks store is constantly on due Alert to Ted its methods Neil systems Are being devised new manufacturing processes Are being tried. Everything that Art science or mechanics can suggest is daily being employed to make the Birks store the Best place to buy gifts of undisputed qua Lity and value. Or. Robert 11. , of visiting in Victoria . City is miss Gertrude Scarry. Guelph apart ments returned Home sunday morning from a three weeks Visk in j2dmonton or. And mrs. Norman Andrew have returned from a week end motor trip to Neepawa. Where they of or. And mrs. If. I. Her hat was of Black velvet. 215 Maryland Street in order _ that off trimmings and Ahe wore Christmas parcels May be sent without any further delay. The marriage took place on monday october 14, thanksgiving Day. In St. Mary s Church of Gerald f. Grossman formerly of Guelph. Ont., to miss la Nore Duncan of Kenora out. Or. And mrs. Grossman Are spending their honeymoon in the West. St. Luke s red Cross society will be z were the fru Eata Davis. Mrs. W. C. Metro and mrs. Jas. Gray were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous Shower last week Honor of miss Mabie Dennis a. Bride elect of next month. The Tea table was decorated with streamers and red hearts and waa centred with a Large mock cake which contained the pretty gifts. The guests included mrs. K. R. Boyce miss Bessie miss Donna Christiansen miss Netty Roch miss Nellie Grant. Miss Lillian Smith miss Myrtle Nice miss Bernica Payson miss. Audrey Shields. Miss Edith and Dora miss Mary ouers and miss trans Dennis. O o or. And mrs. J. C. Shortill announces the engagement of their sister. Ruby e. Crosford to or. Eric r. Gunter of Sel Kirk. Pretty wedding tha Home of was or solemnized and mrs. J. T. Thomas main Street North. Por Tage la Prairie on october 14. When their daughter. Minnie Alicia became the Bride of or. William Montgomery Arnold of Semans sask. The Rev. P. Scott officiated. The drawing room was decorated for with autumn foliage White asters and red Mountain Ash berries. As the Bride with her father entered the room Mendelssohn s wedding March played by Mesa Ethel Thomas. Tho Bride was become ugly dressed in a suit of Navy Blue Serge opening Over a Blouse of peach coloured crepe de Chine embroidered in Copenhagen Blue and Brown. With a Corsage bouquet St Sweet peas during the Sisr rink of the Register masters Carleton and Bruce. saris i you truly or. And mrs. Arnold left on the 3 o clock train for Semans. Sask., where in future they will reside. Or. And mrs. James Spence. Of this City announce the engagement of their third daughter Margaret May to or. We. Geo. Armstrong of lion Vilou que. The wedding will take place at the Home of the Bride s sister mrs w. F. G72 Banning Street at 7 ., saturday october 26i a f f. C. Wade new British agent general to London was a civic Farewell dinner at Vancouver Friday evening prior to his departure 1 to assume his new duties in to Ondon. A principal Elliott miss. Scale and Mlls Garrow of the Dauphin mar. Klate staff Ara spending a Holiday in the cily. Miss Nellie of the City who has been visiting with relatives in Portage la left thursday ing for Calgary and other Western Points. 9 word has been received in Portage la Prairie of the death of mrs. Hamilton Matt. At one time of the Hud son s Bay store in Portage la pral Riu find now of Trail . Miss Barbara Minro 1ss. Roslyn Road is expected Home today from Cago. Where she has graduated trom the presbyterian Hospital in that City. A. Recent Cabia from the Canadian Perl Cross. London states that Lieut. Mil Liard Boyd. Of Mcmillan Avenue who was reported As dangerously wounded in the attack of oct. 1, while somewhat improved is still seriously ill suffering from gunshot wounds in Side and Leff. This who was an a sintering student at Manitoba University enlisted with the cyclist corps in february 1916, but was transferred i m England the 75th battalion and has served in for Over two yearn. At Wood Mountain sask., during the. Two months of her absence. The executive of the 144th battalion dropping in their harness from weak Ness. Ihal to Camp at 2 As could not stand the cold or face the auxiliary. . Swish to obtain the Naines and addresses of. The men who left with of the quire in blizzard. This looks like on last the temperature that below with a 40 mile wind -_j5 f t 1 a the6 re Fauntl necessary to Ous patrol in the annals of the Royat Northwest mounted it slice. The Law had been satisfied glad to receive an additional 50 pairs of socks for Christmas parcels to be sent to the boys overseas. These should be sent to the Church rooms As soon As ammunition As the dogs could not loads. January. Very weak Anglia rally Able to travel. Saw some Deer at 1 And everyone Teft the sleighs and went Hunting. Shot ten Deer. Once again the patrol Haw been saved. January we shot yester Day Are certainly a god sent gift. Strong1 Nib to invest Blix turd five below Zero. Unable to travel and stayed in inspector French report Wrol l from Page 1.5 or. And mrs. George h. Mists Anna Greip of. Of this City. Jewellers Winnipeg let your first piano be a Heintzman co. There is supreme satisfaction in knowing you have the Best. There is Wisdom is fostering in your children from the Start a True appreciation of tonal Beauty. There is Economy in the Longrun impaired service of the Heintz Nian co., and there u but Little increase in the Cost Over instruments of inferior Worth. Sold on a strictly one Prie basis and on easy terms. Sole the West s greatest music House the Home of the Heintzman co. Piano and the Victrola. 329 Portage ave. Markle Reiff and i v have site Misti v nil taken a. Suite in los an Eeles. Gal. They will remain there Tor several Monas. Mrs. It. Charge accompanied by Brand an Fred b. Ryan Lias returned to the City after visiting with her Ter in Law. Mrs. G. 13. Smidley. At Fajr Ciuper Arror Lake and also friends at Vancouver. Or. And mrs. R. J. Mcquaw of Goder Ich ont., who have spent the past foul weeks visiting coast cities spent a Law Days in the City last weaken route Home. Juns. To. E. Harper is visiting mends Iti rapid City. The Little town of . Nestling at the base of the Southern Alberta Hills. Was Tho scene of a. Quiet wedding on sunday oct. 13. When Helen Flor ence Pickett of Oxford bng., became the wife of Arthur Reginald Bailey of Morden Man., the ceremony being per formed in Christ Church by the Rev. A. G. Bradshaw. Rect or. The Bride was Given in of or. George of Koland Man her Only attendant being Little Mildred seeds who carried the ring in a quart hindu vase. The wed Dinar March was placed by miss May White. After the ceremony tha wedding party motored to the a a ranch., tile Home of or. And mrs. H. B. Heath where a Dainty luncheon was served. Or. And mrs. Bailey Are spending a Short honeymoon at Banff Alta. Atter which they will reside in Calgary. Miss Olive Bishop. 517 Gertrude Avenue left last week to visit her sister mrs. Irene May at Scott sask. Nurse j. G. White who has been stay in with her sister mrs. Gordon Stark "68 Man Darville Avenue Deer Lodge. Left ast week for Vancouver to attend the funeral of her brother t. J. White. She will stay with her Mother m Spokane. Wash., and. With her brother t2 Ity i seasonable apparel at Worth while savings v a a Ltd of Model Novelty Coats has just arrived. For Quick clearance to Are offering them at Well Worth while savings Over regular prices. They come in Crystal cloth. Poilu and velours including Many models handsomely trimmed with Jap Mink nutria Huilton Coney or Brown and Taupe. There Are values for. Values for . Muff Lon. Colors Are Tan Plum Fawn Navy Grey most of the Coats Are beautifully lined throughout. At savings of to level suits for special Selling. You la find of the a Ason a Silvertone due Eton velour reductions in every Case arc considerable. Other occasions had threatened them with shooting. On tha Day that he met his death he had made arrange ments with two natives one by tha name of Hulak and the other by tha name of Kseniak to accompany him. When the party was ready to Start Kseniak informed Lindford that his wife had Hurt herself on the ice Anri that he could not so along. T Ord having Little knowledge of the Eskimo language flew a rage grabbed a dog whip from one of the loaded sleighs and proceeded Tobe. Labor Kseniak. Over the head with the butt finally knocking him halt senseless to the ice. Not satisfied with that he proceeded to him to a Hole in the ice into which he strove to push him. At that the natives became very excited and lost their Heads. One native ran up Ano. Grabbed Badford. Another by the name of Amig Rolik Drew from his 15 Inch Snow knife and drove it with tremendous Force into his Back. The blow was instantaneously fatal. Street on witnessing the tragedy rushed Foi the Sleigh and endeavoured to secure his Rifle. But a native intercepted him and seized him round the arms while another named Husulak drove his Snow knife into his Back and killed him. All declared that they were sorry for Street because he Wasa Good Man. But were unanimous in declaring that Radford had treated the natives very badly indeed. One i Story was that the bodies had been left on the ice covered with Deer skins another that they had been taken to the it is possible that they were committed to the sea for we found no Trace of them. Stranded without supplies under the circumstances nobody was apprehended Anil or. May is the patrol proceeded on the return trip to Baker Lake the weather being exceptionally warm. After proceed ing 25 Miles Inland they could go no further As the Snow was All gone. So they were stranded the coast without supplies having been living off the country for a month previously. On May 23, however they proceeded West up Coronation Gulf meet ing Large numbers of natives from the West. The patrol thereafter struck Dauphin and l non Straits and proceeded up into the Arctic sea to Cochrane Point where they struck a Hudson s Bay Post on june 13. The pc St was practically out of supplies however and the party was unable to secure but Little food. On september 1 they moved Down to the Mouth of Copper mine River and. Coronation off a and remained there until october 10, subsisting chiefly on Salmon. Proceeding thence Down. Coronation Gulf they encountered very heavy weather and exceedingly bad the sea ice being Only Frozen out for a couple of Hundred Yards and being covered with halt an Inch of water. The Best Speed which could be made waa about Miles on nov. Continue the diary we reached Bay and Bath first Inlet and proceeded eastward Over the first time that Range had been traversed. On december 12 we reached backs Iver and proceeded Over the height j of land to Arki Linit River. I at this time we had been living on i half rations of straight Deer meat for Over two weeks the weather was intensely cold at a our Deerskin clothing which had been Damp was 1 Frozen like a Board. From december to december 2-1 our dogs were not had thirty five of them when we left the Arctic coast. Nothing eat from december 22 until december 34 Christi Mas we had no food for ourselves and were compelled. Subsist on thin soup which is a Pool diet for travelling. Men m a Piu climate the temperature rang Uig from 45 to 55 below Zero. In. Mas eve however we ran into a Herd of Muskox and succeeded i 33 of them. This fortunate meeting undoubtedly saved the life of the patrol. We had a Royal banquet at i which we dined Well but not too. Wisely. At that Camp we remained during Christmas and twelve Days longer feeding ourselves and our dogs and getting in shape for thav next stage of our As a grimly indicative of the Straits to which the indomitable patrol had come and the thoughts which were passing through their minds during that Christmas eve be fore the Muskox had crossed then path the following memo in inspector French s diary is of interest. Could i have foreseen or released the immensity journey before a journey of More than two thousand Miles could i have Lisua sized its hundreds of perils and hard ships had i but had a glimpse of Itti gaunt spectre of hunger and cold anal starvation and nameless fear for my sleeping bags All Day for warmth. January. Strong Northwest wind and heavy ground blizzard. Left Igloo at 7 And travelled All i Day. 1 january Northwest wind very cold 02 below Zero. Started out at . And continued North East striking an unmapped River with Many old native sled tracks. Am now satisfied we Are not. Far from. Baker Lake. Everyone pretty badly Frozen on face and hauls to j Day. Self and two natives have slightly Frozen feet. I january very cold i Flat Calm 62 below Zero. Struck Baker Lake at 9.uo . Continued East and struck Hudson Bay 3.30 After 105 Days con travelling we Are at fast Safe. On the. 29th of the month the patrol arrived at the Baker Lake police detachment. Every one Well but very thus was accomplished the. Lonb est probably the most Hazard inspector French was in. Winnipeg yesterday Enro Ute to join the con Tingent of mounted. Policemen gains to Siberia capt. French is a Nephew of lord French former commander in chief of die British forces in. France and at present Viceroy of Ireland. Local notes thai whist drive and dance which was to take place at the fort Garry hotel tonight under the auspices of the Royal society of St. George deferred in accordance with tha Wisn of the Board of health. Mike Alteon alleged pickpocket awaiting trial at the assizes on n theft charge was convicted of Idle Ness in the City police court. Was fined. 5200, with the option of six months in jail. Maurice Saunders and Gordon Checicki. Arrested on saturday Loi keeping liquor for sate were let of on bail yesterday by magistrate Noble bail was fixed at each the charge against diem was Laid by inspector White Neard on Friday. Their Case will be fire caused damage to the roof of Lee sing s laundry ss6 har grave Street at 0 o clock yesterday morn ing. An the cause. Overheated Chimney was the Board of control Bias been asked by the committee in charge to use its influence to get a Grant from the City of 500.000, to build a Home to take the place of the present one on Morley Avenue. The Dele Gates Spolter of the existing building As a fire the secretarial work of the. Greater Winnipeg Board of was taken Over yesterday by w. B. Leloora. The recently appointed managing Secretary. The 79th Cameron. Highlander regiment has postponed its weekly miniature Range practice until further notice. Will take off All excess fat crowly by hiris tin know that Cher Efre calve a needy far that May. Be usted. Aat Fely and any Man or woman u Lio so Lenetis of is and it a Nono other Tuitui Llie Tablet form of the famous Mac Ola prescription known Mac Ola porn scrip ton Tablet. Toti can expect a reduction of from two co four pounds without dept Erik or exec Isle to. Marmula prescription Tab lists arc sold by All at 7 in a Case or for Yuri prefer you can order direct fro the mar Nola co., s64 Woodward at. De troit Mich. Advt. The Arcade frs Hob inspection of ouf High Grade furs is invited Ltd 5-6-7 Paris a caper Clark s Tomato Ketchup will please the most particular is your Culebra the Panama canal is a Clear passageway As far As the Culebra Cut. But Gold Hill has a Way of slipping into the Cut. And until dredges can Clear the Channel the Industrial schedule of the world is ont of gear. Hott about your own the intestinal Cmakal is Clear passage Way As far As the Large Inte Tinc. There if Yon become constipated waste matter is allowed to stagnate. It becomes unnaturally dry and undergoes abnormal Fer mentation to and putrefaction. Germ activity a increased. Your whole system is out of gear. Result the production of irritating and poisonous which my normed into your blood and carried All Over your body liable to produce disease anywhere. The longer such stagnation a allowed to exist the harder it is to clean out the canal. 90% of human disease originates in the Culebra if engineers tried to blast out the slide from Clebra Cut they would have More Alidea to Cope with. If you try to Plaat out waste from your Clebra Cut with pills salts or purges Yon will increase your and next time you will have to take stronger medic him in a j Arger dose. You can t dredge Yow canal. You can clean it out with Pujol. 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La times attractive exclusive but not expensive Corner Portage and Carlton i r Ulf o f separation not unlike the in i Bridges chasm which appears in i have foreseen All i this before starting i might have decided that life was. Too Short to be walking Side by Side with Fate and with disaster hovering on ail sides. But duty must be loading their sledges with the meat of the Muskox the patrol proceeded to Beverly Lake which they reached on january 3. They had run out of Coal Oil and had to rely upon whatever Moss they could collect on the Way for fuel for the cooking of he meat. For two Days they were held up by a roaring blizzard and again on january Flat Aberdeen Lake i they were caught in the Howlins the natives became lost Ana the other members of the patrol lost their bearings also. The weather was very foggy. Realizing finally that the natives were lost the patrol changed course by Compass and on january 17 struck a Large unmapped Lake at the end of which were Manv old native igloos Hicri had been occupied in the Early fall but which were now uninhabited. At this time the patrol was again snort of meat and some of the dogs had ,.0 be killed to feed the rest. That s a Ard thins to declared inspector French for a Man comes to love his looks like last patrol j the following entry appears dated january 30 Strong blizzard from Ine Northeast. Left Igloo Ai 7.30 and headed Northeast. Have had no solid food for two Days and every on.5 is Eulas weak. The dots Are the most popular of coloured stones exquisitely mounted amongst the coloured Semi precious atones there is none More popular than the i eau Tourmaline. Some particularly Fine Green Tourmaline Iti artistic hand made mountings feature an unusually Complete assortment of coloured Stone rings. 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