Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, August 03, 1925

Issue date: Monday, August 3, 1925
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 3, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday August 3, 1925 social and personal mks f. W. Heubach who spent the past fortnight Roakle a i round of visits it the Lake of Woods returned Homo last even ing Cyril Hall Day. Who has enjoy jibe past month at the Pacific coast tuned Homo saturday. Mrs h. A. K. Drury of Ottawa formerly of Winnipeg wit i her son daughter is spending the summer Hain Stead new Hampshire. Helen Mcgregor of Brandon arrived in Winnipeg where she a remain during Tho coining years at present the guest of her mrs Lang Roslyn Boad. Or and mrs. Francis g. Hayden to have spent the past few weeks in Toff and Edmonton a turned Home yesterday morning. Mrs Claude heu Bacn who has spent to past month at the Lake of the ha3 returned Home. Not and Lars. W. O. Coli Ichun he left to spend he next few months in Edmonton and West. Tie so a. Smith who with her let daughter hag spent the past week the Lake of the Woods the vilest Mother mrs. George Carruthers has returned to town. Or e h. Basset is spending Tho Hollday Well end with his family at Pep puts a sparkle in your eyes r the Peppy bran food the past Wek the guest of or. And mrs. C. C. Fields at the Lake of thu Woods will return to Tori this eve Ning. Mrs. R. Stanler of St. Boniface announces the engagement of her Only daughter Winnie to w. P. Lands Ley. Of St. Bon fact. The wedding will take place saturday. Aug. Miss Jeannette Clements and miss Albertha Ca Ruthora have left for a two weeks vacation at Tho Home of the former in Duluth Minn. Or. And. Mrs. C. A. Bald accompanied by Jean and Charles Fuller who have been Thor s tests for Tho past. Arcu left saturday on a motor trip which will Tako them through Chicago and Toronto in route to Ottawa. Misses Dera Clel Anri Anci Dora Rogera left yesterday morning1 by motor Cor Detroit Minneapolis and other Points where they will Holiday for two Reelta. Mies Isabel Watt left Friday to spend her vacation at Detroit la and Mann Napols. Misses Charlotte Stephen and Janet a Rohlo wore joint hostesses at tha latter a Home. Maryland Parent when a happily planned miscellaneous Shower was Given on Friday evening in Honor of miss Margaret Goulding a Bride elect of on thursday evetilng1 an enjoyable miscellaneous Shower was Given by mrs. J. S. B. Porter at her Home Beresford Avenue in Honor of Minnie Law ton a Bride elect of a us1, 14. The rooms were tastefully decorated with Pink and White streamers delis and sunnier Bloom. Tho Bride received unit gifts from Little Ohve hand and Jack Winchester. Those present were miss Minnie Law ton mrs. Winchester mrs. P. Somers. Mrs. J. G. Elliotts mrs. Fred Day mrs. Jack Christie. Mrs. William Rae mrs. A. Kami mrs. 313. Cowan. Mrs. R. Burns. And misses Edna Paterson. Neslo Smith Kathleen hand Margie seniors. Julia Pitt. Spiers Parnell Tori and neuralgia and for relieving the pains in Back and limbs and reducing the fever of la Mathieu s Nervine tablets tried remedy is very effective. 2sc. Druggist. Etc. J. L. Mattheu co. Prop. , . Simply delicious three varieties Raisin whole wheat eight for t7 c species Earnell baking co., Ltd. Phones n6617-n6618 of Buffalo Are eager to return Home break prom exile in North swim Miyers head for Wainwright Relief in corns make this teat see How instant and Complete is your Relief with or Scholl s Zin pads. They Stop the and pressure. No method so Safe quickly Healing and absolutely Antiseptic and scientific As this. At. Your druggist s or shoe dealer s. Dec holds put one the pain is gone never Vares Youthful freshness brings the Cious glow of youth to your skin. That elusive Charm which makes the passing years dial lightly with your appearance. Cental Cream Smyj Loc for trial sue t. Hopkins sob Montreal in your summer Home your guests will appreciate the fresh cake of baby s own soap which in so Many summer Homes is always chosen for the guest room. Keep a few cakes in Reserve to be sure not to be caught in provided. No imported soap is better Alue r than tile baby s own which has been the accepted Nursery and toilet soap in Canadian Homes for for so Many years. Sold almost Everi where at ipod. For Tail size la Uio individual Carton. 40-30 Best for Yon and baby too urine night 6 morn ing keep your eyes a vacation tour Louisw flow Tor Glamour Down Anim through and uk., and any from to the for full Canadian Ifica Ottawa orders halting ship Northern Reserve explained special do Simitch o free Trose Edmonton alta., aug. 2. The bul Ialo shipped North Thih summer from the Buffalo Park to the Bison in Tho Lar North Are n Ihler Way horns a Tiiu radars ,lii9f Arr vol in Kunic Nten Hung seen i i Tinl Nuli Sorlom Lafr the Northern Rivers ii route to the Prati Lea this no doubt accounting for the sudden orders from Ottawa authorities ordering further to Ceato. Approximately fifty head of Buffalo swam the bread slave River and mailing their Way through the North Ern Jungles have arrived in tire Vicinity of fort Chipewyan on the Western end of Lake Athabasca. There they Are hemmed in by the Broad Waters of the Lake and the Maze of channels and swamps which lie to Tho West of the Post. North men think they will never be Able to travel further South from this Point. The larger number of the Nln Wright Buffalo crossed the Phaoe River near its Mouth and headed duo South for their former Home 700 Miles away. They were seen swimming the peace River by men at present in Edmonton. These say thai the Buffalo were ? fast and Wero Detent Leei not to walked in the e desire to reach their former Hoine. Soon gave up task one party of fur traders in a Gaso line boat from fort Fitzgerald endeavoured to turn them but speedily gave up the task when the humor of tha migrating. Buffalo was made Plain. Others of the bands have reached the Rock islands near the Detoni charge rapids in the slave River and remained there where they were seen by witnesses at present in this City. All Over Bison were shipped North and As yet there is no Means of determining As to How Many have headed homewards. Judging from. The number seen the Northern traders Hazard the opinion that the whole band is on the Way Back. This if conjecture however. Chances Are slim those which Are now swimming the streams and crashing through the Northern Jungles will have but. A slim Chance reaching their objective according to the opinion of the Iran of the North. They Point out the difficult nature 01 Trifo country to be travelled by animals which have Al ways accustomed to the Prairies and doubt that they can Livo off the country once the freeze up Cornea. The rangers at the Wood Bison Park did everything possible to round up the homeward bound Bettalo and Check their migration but found the task impossible. According to the northerners Tho Buffalo As wild As sin. And going like sixty. Several of Tho Wood Bison were killed last Winter in the Wood Bison Park by Hunters and North men generally the opinion that Tho Wainwright animals on their Way Home will be the targets for Rifle bullets. Many the natives and others who Hunt in the vast terrain Between the Athabasca and the which the will nothing or Little of the Lawa framed for their Protection. Concert concluded with a Danet Given by sergeant Carroll s class after the National Anthem the Large audience adjourned for a social dance which according to school regulations ended promptly at att unusually Large number of City guests were present. Tonight a party of 200 students and professors plan attend the Sousa band concert in. The Walker theatre in. A body. Statistics re. The enrolment at this year s summer the largest in its history reveal interesting facts. Of the 605 students Enro tied 295 Ara from Winnipeg and suburbs the re Mair Jig. 310 from outside Points thirty six came from outside of Manitoba three from British Columbia 26 from Saskatchewan two from the United states and five from Ontario. In the four science classes Viz physics chemistry zoo logy and botany the largest number Are found totalling 211. French courses have attracted 105 professional courses 152 mathematics 865 i Jilin 38 English 87 history in psychology 7 drawing raffia and basketry Misic total 69, while the Scon Mihics Section number 4d. Swimming in the River under Conr Patent supervision is popular with several swimmers of both sexes who revel in the aquatic sport. Mention should be made of messes. Loftus and Ferrier who appear to Lead. A company of experienced swimmers in this line. The swimming pools in the College itself daily attract a Large number bathers. Chicano Man orbited with a big so per Cutten believed to have made in july wheat slip Ilal null Rel 1 Russ do Spalich to by Preo press trl vate wire Chicago Iii., aug. Col Lowers of Grain dealing on the Chi Cago Hoard of Trade today credited Arthurw Cutten with a squeeze at. Friday s trading session wit i profits that May approach Cutten last Decarne known As the Corn King when he took huge profits in that Grain but his operations recently have Bensn shifted to the. Wheat pit. He is believed to have soul More than bushels of wheat Friday with profits of approximately 20 cents a Bushel. Board of Trade members were insistent in declaring thurs was no but that Cutton simply had bought july wheat two months and Hilld it in the face of Market fluctuations. Friday found the Market oversold and Many dealers were compelled to Hajy at any Price so that they could meet july do , Cutten had plenty of july wheat but he forced the Short interests to bid up before Selling. The Market closed with july wheat at to a Bushel an Advance of nine cents for the Day and 17 cents higher than last tuesday. Recent demands of one member of the Board p investigate possibility of a Corner in wheat wore dropped when the member failed appear at an executive meeting to press his charges. Building permits for the City of Winnipeg issued in , were 350 greater than for the correspond intr month last year according to figures issued by the department of the building inspector. On a Fhi Adolphia. To the tour 33 members Philadelphia Tours club in charge of Georg a w Crowley arrived in Winnipeg Over the Canadian National saturday and after spending the Day in sight seeing went on to Jasper. Notes agricultural College four weeks of study recreation what is g.en6rally described by the students As a wonderful. Time Nave Fafone with amazing rapidity the professional course for teachers concluded last Friday evening and since that time More Han and gentlemen have taken regretful fare Well of their instructors and cold leagues at the College. Two week remain to the University courses Ber ing conducted at the summer school. Pupils of miss Eva Clare under Whoso direction " the Mani tulja turn. Mer school for music teacher be. Ine conducted in Iii Nipes presented a most pleasing musical gramme in the College last wednesday evening before a. Very Large and appreciative audience which filled the Hall piano numbers were rendered with consulate artist try and before each miss Clare gave a Brief but ill urn Taa tag interpretation til aved the artists made the trip of and from the College in a vat. Car chartered from the Winnipeg electric railway company. Field Day has become history and enviable records Are. Now posted in the men a events some very interest ing results were witnessed whle the girls give Many surprises Fth Etc prowess to a renor Katje Desree. For the men the Throe highest individual Aggregates were made by messes r. Green r. Pen Garden and s. Griggs the individual Clia melons in the ladies events Are misses 12. Lecias m. Steen and h. Aikman. Class As Gre Cates indicate that the first place in the was won by the French classes which made a score of 5 Points. Neyt came latin with 33% followed closely in third place b the science students with 32 Points to their credit. Zoology primary methods mathematics English and intermediate methods and economics followed in the order named. One of the most exciting if of the important events which occurred was the tug of War which i provoked perspiration on Tolje part participants and mirth on the part of spectators. With student contestants were seen such academic dismal tries and professors and officials. French latin and science were the in the order named. On Friday evening last Hie. Closing social event of the four weeks course proved a Brilliant Success. Ai 8.30 a concert programme was Beup was of an exceptionally Olgr. Order. Premier Bracken spoke Brief in but most pleasingly. The school orchestra Nufler the direction of or rendered several selections in such an excellent manner thai their prolonged rehearsals m the administration building were vindicated " doctor Fletcher who was the chairman of the evening spoke briefly. Miss Bessie pleased with a Solo followed b3 the dance of the an admirable terpsichore an presentation Eiven by members of the Folk danc ing class. Or. W. A Mclntyre the i eave the address of the evening miss Margaret Peterson give an sex hib Ilion of Solo dancing which evoked the Heartiest applause and appreciation. Miss Peterson danced wit i professional ease and skill and was accor4ed a. Rousing ovation. Herr Campbell Langille created Munh laughter with his monologues. The velvet is an entry for fall far but Felts and velours continue their hold i smart women even the smartest Iii hers in Pari Are reconciled to Ina King hats which Seeri up Siiple As to hardly show the artistry. Velours and Felts continue in spite of a. Determination to the. Contrary. On the part some be the materials nost Patei worn by the smart element. To Immings which taif the form o tailored effect in grosgrain ribbon Cori Tine to show Ami of Little hat from Toulson there is no brim tray take hatters Plush and velvet assume this line. Made of quilted beige velvet h crossed sunshades applied to its up turned pointed brim these were in mushroom made of tin pasted feathers the handles of were Bleclic and. Tile upper part a. War Orange. tie Rose has become almost Over popular in Paris but this Jinp fair impairs its Success Here. All Shad of blonde and pinkish Tan Are we listed hut one must always remember that the other color must be Carrier throughout the ensemble Law being enforced rigidly copyright 1925, weds former Winnipeg Man badly As the pain. Mildew is spread assistant physician at the ing in Many districts and crapes re i Hospital for mental diseases a falling from the vines before they Ripen. Hail storms have also dam aged Many vineyards. Also. Notice of the appointment by the lieutenant go Vernor in Council of Premier Bracken mrs. A. Loslie of Melita and James do talc. Of Hart Ney to the advisory Council Mani Toba agricultural collese is con stained in the Manitoba Gazette. Appointment of or. M. D. Fletcher As or. And m is. Wilfred c. Anderson treading of or. And my. Anderson took place recently in Van Couver. Mrs. Anderson was formerly miss Lucy Leach daughter of or. Ind mrs. To. Leach Vancouver. Or. Anderson was Active in sports in i Inni Nef Lor Many years and went overseas with the Strathcona. I turn shows the Bride and bridegroom at the left of the group with , or. Harold g. Hammer and h be of the Bride. Mayor Webb col. Wells Gen eral Ketchen Winnipeg Are among speakers Siw Cial despatch to the free Tress Wawanesa a District returned soldiers association held its annual decoration Day services Here today. The attend Ance was the largest seen at any of these services. The grounds which have under Tho care the association looked Beautiful and Are a real credit to the town. Or. Jackson the president was Iri charge. The opening grayer was said by Rev John w. Stott the first address was Given by it. Gol. R. H. Webb m.c., May or of Winnipeg and was very in the resting the speaker bringing before the some important matters which he Sall should have the alter. Tion of ave a Good Canadian. The Neift speaker was . C.m.g., of Wynn ipg who delivered Fine address Brig some facts to the attention of All and explaining clearly the attitude of. The citizens to the returned men. He also Large crowd on the desire they showed to pay their respects to the men who fought and gave up their lives. Moor general h. A b. M p no. 10, the last delivered an Able address giving a message to Tjio to turned men gome whom had served Pniler his command and to citizens All the speakers to rear pleasure Ait beep or present and seeing that the residents of this District were doing their part in the move were placed on the re turned soldiers association War of Angl anal Odd pen. Rebekah masonic Lodge i 6 d b arid the Fisher family. A Large number Small bouquets fifty thousand harvesters Are expected from East thousand harvesters Are expected from the East beginning in two weeks time according to Cana Dian National officials. Special equipment is now ready Cor the Rush. The first trains from the maritime and Quebec arrive August 14 from Toronto and Eastern Ontario on aug. 18 Toronto and Western on Tario aug. 2ji the second lot will arrive from the maritime provinces on. Aug. 26 Quebec aug. 28 to Ronto and , sept. 1 Toronto and West sept. 4. Tuba band of bran Don supplied the music and also gave a in the evening. The returned men and their try grids were the guests of the . At a concert at Victoria attracts the club House at Victoria Beach was ejatur4ay night at the concert Given by leading Artistes of Winnipeg. Or Neil Jolin Maclean president presided und in most engaging style presented the objects and needs of the and called on the cottagers to show their appreciation of the club building by becoming members w Davidson Thomson was in excellent voice and gave several selections in finished style respond Rig to double cores Siiss Eveline Walker in. Two piano numbers prelude in g Sharp no nor Chopin displayed artistic temperament of a. High order and Musi Chanly feebly arid Brilliant techno Rue. She also was encoded. R. W. Wylie Man was heard in the favorite the Banjo and was heartily received and recalled. Miss Doris Banaji and a paid Wood cock gave a. Delightful vocal clout and had to respond to an encore. The a porn pianists were mrs. Davidson Thom son mrs. R. W. Wydeman and Fred gee Moose jaw youth gets term for forging cheques Moose jaw sask., aug. 2. Is orman Settle aged 21, Moose jaw an Auto Mechanic pleaded guilty in City police court to five counts of of taining1 goods and Money by false pretences by Means of Forg so cheques and was sentenced to serve eight months in Regina jail on each count the sentences to run concurrently. _ warns British Coal winers fight Only beginning a tuft London aur. At a labor meet ing last night at Reni saw near , a a. Cook Secretary of the is i airs federation declared that t lie crisis was Over for the present lout that the fight was Only just be ginning he 84vlaed the miners to concentrate on the whole Coal Industry because he said it was going to theirs. The mixer s. He added need not he afraid of a for Inishia suspension. It was a fight now Between the govern ment and the owners heavy sins seriously damage French Grain crops in Gailain Reub Cath Law aug. Heavy Rains have done considerable damage to brain and Many Fields have been Heater. Down Many Fields Are also suffering from rot Winter Oats Are already us routing in Many districts. Tub bad weather and the stopping of re Rabur elements to French customs duties on wheat on july 81, Are responsible for an increase in the Price of flour from 169 to 179 francs per Quitai. In there will be an increase in the Price of bread effective on aug. 11 from one franc sixty to one franc sixty five tier loaf. Wine crop is Likely 6 the flexible Arch cantilever shoe for men women stylish As Paris wit i the Edfort 6f old England and the efficiency of America. Are wite from the new leathers. Come at your Leisure Aad be fitted. Is no other make of women s shoes that fits quite so Well As the cantilever. Sold Only in do Peg by Hudson s Bay company spend a week end on the . Grand rapids return trip. S12.1s no other Selkirk. Saturdays. 11-so fl.m., Selkirk. Mondays. 6.30 . Excell font service and every attention. Danclair. Sum Day a Venann. Five Day trip leaves sol Kirej Norway House j1 30 . Arr co Selkirk 6 30 . Fare. Incl done berth Niort meals s30.so dancing every even intr. O. H. Mcfad Abji s co. 901 Bris blk. A6332. William Robinson co. Hrs Lark. Tel. No. Is. Odourless dry cleaning tru shape pressing Henry Bros. Limited phone n9534 Branch 277 Smith phone a9190 for the smooth White underarm decreed by fashion own Gillette hot of Frank Home Frank Mckay was in moderate circumstance i when he bought hit new Home in Cedardale. Bat he Noble to Gire and a for the balance. A few. Year plated. Frank Mckay t income grew. The mortgage were always easily and regularly met. Then with Only Fiill to be paid on the House Frank Mckay fell ill lingered a Short while and died. At once of course his income stopped. His widow and two children were confronted with the problem of How to carry on. But they did not Tose their Home four before Frank Mckay had provided against just this emergency. He had taken out a North Amer ican life mortgage policy. The payment of this policy saved the Home. It is arrays Best to play Safe our Booklet about that mortgage tells you the advantages of mortgage insurance. Write for it Winnipeg Branch office 800 cos Paris bld0. Winnipeg Man. North american use Assurance company solid a the continent head office Toronto Canada would like to read about that mortgage a Drew ,._ age occupation Victoria Beach Hillside Beach t today civic Holiday trains Siom Union station grand 9m, 9.20 625 Victoria Beach All thou. Marked will hop lit grand Beach Beach hotel for those who stay dancing afternoon and Evanine today grand Beach and every evening except sunday. Blue jackets orchestra Oolf at Victoria Beach ;