Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 2, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba 1ma.ln1to.ba Fitze a Pliess. . Thursday 2. 1920 Crescent 1 value of nourishment is Factor of greatest import once in the things people eat or drink. Unless there is nourishment in an article it not food at All. one food contains the nourishing elements in the right proportion. That food clean Rich Winnipeg Crescent Pas teurize0 milk. Crescent puke milk company limited City and District i parking bylaw goes into accessory thieves Fici Ais. In coct in Winnipeg of the executive and advisory com j Mitten of Tho Manitoba Board of the retail merchants association have i i been committed to writing and trans i fitted to the chairman and members i i if the Board of Commerce at j Ottawa according to .1. H. Curie i Secretary of the association. These prohibited altogether us Dottie i f i suggestions May Lead to a conference the Ottawa or. Cule said i or the to be of i of putting into effect a i there is an recommendations Petty thieving in the Mafle by Board. H is Likely that representatives will be called to Winnipeg by the retail male and last Only to the l ily i Lee a it to intr people Irum outside i two City hospitals. 10 out of this 1. Deaths belong properly he Bai sins deaths patients in the streets limited on others the personality of printing to the stranger into whose a ends your printing Falls it stands for you. Cheap Slipshod typography creates a bad impression while the other kind 3 a builder of Trade. Prestige is the crop Vou reap from the planting of Good impressions and pres Tige commands markets right printing builds prestige. Prestige builds business. When investing in print Inz invest in right print . We Supply it free press printing dept saults Pollard Ltd ree press building pre War Trade of of pre War j grades of flour was resumed i tuesday. When the Dominion i wheat Board discontinued operations. According to Winnipeg Millers. Government Standard wheat will drop per barrel As a. Direct result and higher grades will drop j a barrel Millers said yesterday. I there will be no More 05 per cent flour milled it was said. The hour will graded As follows Pat ent or 35 per cent second Patent. Or 45 per cent and first and second i Clear grades with shorts and bran contents. By the later part of this i week Many Mills of this District will of in full swing it is believed. Local Millers were working on the new Price list yesterday and will Issue it tomorrow according to information i from Mill official a. Retailers views wanted Gest ions a n d recommendations of to the hitting of the Tariff committee in Winnipeg on sept. 14, and to get information respecting the railway of "1 rates Case unlike negotiating for wage negotiations for a general wage increase asked by railway clerks and freight handlers on the c. N. R. And g. T. V. Lines Between Armstrong and port Arthur and Prince Rupert and Vancouver will beg in Early next week parking of vehicles is limited to 15 minutes Between 9 . And u . At certain Busy sections of streets in the City and prohibited altogether it a users under an amending bylaw by Council at a special meeting the bylaw becomes of r rom today although it will a Day or two before the police end. Glasgow s new method dental Parlours Portage and Donald St. Winnipeg specialists for Alf. Branches of dentistry difficult cases of and plats wok invited. Nervous patients and afraid of pain can have special treatment and elimination of pain operation "3uar anted. Points investors should know do you Analyse a Security before making a Purchase Are you following a systematic and Well defined method in building up your Independent income what does the current condition of the investment Market mean to you our monthly review the income builder will help you in j our in vestment problems. Our investment barometers show by Means of authentic statistics the upward or downward tend ency of Bank clearings exports imports commodity prices Etc. It contains practical in formation shows methods of analysing investments gives investment suggestions. Ask for a copy of this monthly review Toronto Stock Exchange 85 Bay Street Toronto engraving one Branch of our Complete printing service. Sovei company Bannatyne Avenue Winnipeg Blade Coal for Heater Cook stove or Furnace. Lump per ton _ e sore aned Lump Emery s. Ltd. Car. Sherman and Logan. Phone a7071. Buy your meals Here my markets arc the original proc a a k e r s and Price Breakers on All High Grade goods. I can save you real Money on foods you will be proud to have on your table. Ibs. Extra fancy roast big beef in. Ibs. Prime rib boiling beef in fresh stewing Mutton in. _ breast fancy veal in prime standing Kib roast beef. In pure Raspberry Jam i 4-lb. Pail Al fresh churned butter in. Wedding breakfast cof fee 3-lb. Can thursday Sale. Cash and carry. All markets. Lie jul to c Hill Valley half brother Alberta s Best q sons miners and distributors phone jackal makes warm a boarding school for boys a g. Is. Mainwaring . Very healthily situated at the foot of to thousand a sounds 20 acres of grounds. Largo Simiu islam. Our own . Attendance limited. Separate houses for juniors and seniors. Boys prepared for the . And the Una be it term commences september 2lbt. For prospectus Etc. Apply to the headmaster service and Quality seat Market .15? Sherbrook St. _ phones Sher. 130 and 131 Deavor to enforce it. On the motion of Aid. A. A. Heaps it was decided to get copies of the bylaw printed Roi the Benefit of those who wish i or them. Was defined As moaning the leaving of a vehicle on the Street according to h. Lawrence chair j unattended or occupied by a person Man of the Geue Nii grievance com j incompetent of handling Mittee. Western lines Canadian a the bylaw provides As tonal railway. Approximately that no parking Synill be allowed men Are a to card. Or. Lawrence Slat j for Mure than 45 minutes at any one de that to had received instructions time Between the hours of 9 . And to cell his committee and that a i . In the following streets or nor committee representing the g. T. P. Rions thereof employees is expected to be sum main Mcdermot Money at the same time. A sen ave no and Urnham Avenue on the Era increase of about -7 per cent West Side i Sci me Dermot find notre in wages. It. Is understood will be Dame kist on the East Nide. Asked by the men s representatives. Fort Street or. Lawrence pointed out an in on the South Side and Lotrn. Name crease was not being sought on the Avenue West on Tho North Side As far basis of the recent award of the ins Harcrave Street. United suites labor Board. J Albert the cast Side be tween notre Dame and Mcdorm of August building ing permits issued in Winni Peg during the month of ans ust totalled according to figures announced by City building inspect or e. H. Rodgers yesterday. This was a decline of from the Only total of the. Total for August 1019, was from .1 january 1 to Augustin inclusive j 1s24 permits wore issued i or buildings the total Cost of was estimated at for the Avenue. Me Dermot the North Side Between Plain Street and Albert Street. Lombard the North sice Between main Street and the East Side of the Grain Exchange building. Parking prohibited. N o parking shall be allowed on the j following streets or portion thereof Garry Portage and _ Avenue. J Avenue on the South Side which 1 lace i corresponding eight months in 1913 i the total was a permit i Lorn Mam a treat 10 fort Street and c. H. Enic Side from main Street to do Ron and company for the erection of a Brick filling station at the North West Coiner of Grosvenor Avenue and Ruskin Row. The Cost is estimated i u the Winnipeg Laper company was Given permission to build a one Story addition 20 feet i by -16 feet to its factory at the South cast Corner of Pacific Avenue and Ellen Street estimated Cost. Mckittrick incl Mckay took not a permit for the erection of a. House in the West Side of Arlington Street j Between Wolseley and Palmerston j avenues. It will figures show How dry this summer has been Votre Dame. Albert the West Side vie twee ii notre Dame Rinert Mcdermot. the South hide main Street i my Albert Street. Lombard the South Side j rainfall was just half the amount in 1919 that this summer has been one of. The driest on record is evident from i reports recently issued from the do q. P. From Street to Lorie Street. King Street Between is Illiam Avenue mid Market Street. Notre Dame por Tage Avenue and on the West Side and Between Portage and Albert i Street on the cast Side. On streets on which parking for 4b j minutes is allowed no vehicle is to j be parked at any time within 15 feet of a hydrant or 20 feet from a Corner the opinion was expressed that if these regulations were observed the streets at these sections would be come u. Good Deal safer for pedestrian and vehicular traffic and that there would be no cause for complaint by anyone. W. E. Milner of the Board of Trade spoke support of a parking time limit of one hour the. Time recommended by the committee. But this amount invested in buildings at ssso.b20. The amount for , 191.9. Was and the total up to the end of August Asl lion ving a surplus for 1920 up to 3ate of a building permit for has been granted cover ing the alterations to the Dominion apartments Block on Marion Street also a permit for ?3.000 to a. Ii Christ is Eugenie Street for build ing a Concrete basement and other alterations to his residence. C. L. Robinson of its Monek Street Ivas lined 510 and costs in the St. Boniface police court for speeding. Thirty five to make trip to the Pas others in party leaving Winnipeg tomorrow for North More than thirty five members of the provincial legislature As Well As other prominent officials will take the trip to the Pas and the North Ern mining territory As guests of Tho fas Board of Trade. John a. Macdon Ald provincial publicity commission or announced yesterday. Or. Mac Donald stated that i is expected that other members will Avail themselves of the to Mako a com in Survey of an important the the personnel of the party As issued yesterday afternoon it appears that the Only labor member who has thus far signified his intention o.1 journeying to the North country is m. J. Stan Bridge member for Springfield. A list of those who have definitely signified their intention of taking the trip Are Premier Norris. Hon. Or. K. S. Thornton 1-. G. Taylor. Or. Geo. Lolling an. Or. R. Mayor Chas. Gray win. H. Spinks Duncan Carn Eron John John x. A hrs Horchuk Geo. Vav. Mcdonald a. .1. Stanbridge John Kennedy w. B. Findlater. A. K. Kristiansson h. L. Mabb. A. W. Kirvan we. Rob son g. J. It. Malcolm. W. Wilson. J. T. Haig b. A. August t. Ii. Deacon Hon. A. B. Hudson Ila i or general Dyer w. 1c. Brown p. A. Ila Cdonald lion. A Coward a Rowan 11. I. Katheran Gudmundur Foj listed h. Finger. J. A. Campbell m.p., j. A. Vilath Lundahl. A. B. Olivin. An committee at the i As Ima arranged the itinerary so that every important Point 01 the mining country May be seen in the 11 Days trip. It Lias been arranged so As to give the Farmer members an Opportunity of icing. The party will leave Winnipeg Early Friday morning september 3, and will reach the Pas Early Satur Day. They will leave the Pas within an hour via the Ross navigation company s Steamer incl arrive at Sturgeon Landing at g . Sunday morning. It will leave two hours later for Goose Lake which will be reached at 5 . The same Day. Jearly monday morning a. Start will be made Tor the Mandy mine which will be reached that evening. Next morning the party will take the Short trip to the flon mine. The same alte noon it will return to the Mandy mine and Early wednesday morning will Start Hack to Goose Lake. The members of the party will reach the Pas Friday sept. 10, and will leave Tor Avin Mlej. The same evening. Up to joint Council ing whether or not the Council has i jurisdiction o into Saiga of the ques Tion of rents. If it is found that the i Council has us necessary jurisdiction the letter pointed out. Then it will have to to dec idol. Whether the circumstances Ai for an investigation i by the Council Board. Will not summons Cox. Chicago. Sept. United press on ground that gov. Cox would make a stump speech if allowed to Lesi Ify in Tho slush fund inquiry being conducted Here by the Senate committee. Re publican members of the committee have virtually agreed not to summons Cox. A nutritious diet for a Ages. Keep dior lick s always on hand Quick launch Home or office. Premier Norris writes or. J Gordon on rent increases i nitc2 action in regard to Tho i i Winnipeg rent question is once More i up to the joint Council Industry i Premier t. C. Norris wrote a. Letter yesterday to Rev. Or. Charles in Gordon chairman of the Council i stating that it remained with that i body to construe the Industrial con i i editions act for the purpose decide minion meteorological office. July especially was exceptionally dry the rainfall recorded during that month being Only 0.7g, in comparison with i a rainfall of 3.ss during july. 1919. Dit Hwier this was the driest july on record Ivull Lullu the recorder said. It is a rather remarkable fact that Tho rainfall during the summer year is exactly hair the of 1019. Rainfall during june july and Isis amount ocl to. While that. Of. The summer months this year was 5.96, which multiplied by two gives the result 31.92. Tabulated records of rainfall As exhibited at the Dominion meteorological office in the Grain Exchange Are As follows june 1919, 4.05 june 11920. 3.50 july 1910, 3.s3 july 1920, while the dryness of the Atmos phere added to the effect of the heat this year Vas really cooler on the average than last. Average temper Atres for both june and july were less than for the same months last year Aitho ush was slightly hotter. Average temperatures for the three months Are As follows june. L819, june 1020. 63.8 july 1919, ifis.4 july 1920, 6b.1 August 1919, ib4.s August 1020. 67.1. A Little Ciu i dilation reveals the fact that Tho average summer temperature for 1919 was kb.6, while that of 1020 was j-Only-g5.6. Relief from the Long heat and i drought of this summer seems at hand now however. Rain is falling in practically All Points throughout the Prid Ifie. Provinces and is Likely to i con Rhetor some time. The heat i also St tit Tho decline and Light frosts have been reported in Many places i already. Cray had submitted a letter Forth. The traffic regulations just adopted at Toronto. At Toronto tile Parkins time limit is to minutes. To Street car company bus service. Is. To be operated in Assiniboia Garner s doughnuts appetizing wholesome Hugh k1ndersiey Back from Northern posts son of Hudson s Bay co. Governor predicts rapid development Hugh Kindersley son of sir Robert Kinder Foley governor of the Hudson s Bay company and Captain t. P. Of Lucelly of the fur Trade do Are the Royal Alexandra hotel. A tour of the company s far North Poste which they have lust completed took them 500 Miles into the Arctic Circle. Approximately 000 Miles Tho tour was made by Canoe. Or Kindersley predicted that within the next two years consider Able of Tho territory in the fort Norman and great Bear Lake districts will have been opened up. About the Middle of july or. Kindersley and the Captain viewed Tho Imperial Oil company strike at fort Norman. The strike was made on the Bank of the River and pave much Promise according to or. Kindersley. Many More claims have been staked in the immediate territory. In the great. Bear Lake District has been found in Siatis factory quantities and the territory is possess 1 much Mineral wealth. I tourists have Connen cd to Lake i advantage of the Opportunity to View j i the Midnight Sun by travelling by i i Hudson s Bay and Northern trading companies boats from fort Smith to i fort Mepherson. Accommodation is i very limited according to or. Kin a i Dursley. I Council in caucus deals with Street car question in opposition to the inert Vised Price of fares on the Street railway lines the citizens of have instituted a Hus service which will commence operations on saturday of this week or the following monday wit two with a capacity for 25 each. V. Haddock Juho on behalf the people of St. Charles received Tho permission of the Assiniboia Council to Institute Tho service stated yesterday afternoon that the. Present Are to run fifteen minute service from Deer Lodge to St. . The District will be divided into two zones one from Deer Lodge to Robert Street near the Sturgeon Creek Bridge and the other from that Point lost. Charles Village. At present of fax tickets Wilt be issued for 25 cents one ticket to used in each none. 1c conditions.1 warrant it is stated the fare will be later reduced to 3 cents a zone if the line can be made to pay expenses at the. Lower rate. In the meantime the citizens of St. Charles will finance the proposition. It is desired however to Call Early As possible Public meetings citizens Between Deer Lodge and Sturgeon Creek Bridge of citizens around Kirkfield of citizens in the Headin Gly Vicinity to. Let them decide what they want in the form of service and what they Are ready to do in the matter of giving financial support to the bus project. Commit tees will be appointed to outline a service to extend from Deer Lodge to Headin Gly. It is explained that the main object of commencing the bus service is the Public interest and the project has not been put Forward ;