Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 10, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday August 10, 1925 British teachers on t01, leave for 1st saturday is spent in sight seeing in Winnipeg and District preparatory to departure at 5 ., sunday was period quiet following a crowded saturday programme in which entertainment was judiciously co mingled with instructional sight me mfr. The 65 visit ing British school teachers who arc touring Canada under the auspices the overseas education Lenerue spent sunday quietly preparatory 10 continuing their journey Westward. Their sojourn in Winnipeg ended it 3 o clock yesterday afternoon Many appetites enticed with every slice Speirs pal smell bread phones n6617-n6618 ocal educationists participating la the Send off at the station. Saturday s programme opened with breakfast at the Hudson s Bay com Pany where the visitors viewed the historical exhibit. Several took i advantage an Opportunity to at tend the opening the Grain Exchange. At 11 o clock the party tra hurl by special Street cars to the j Manitoba agricultural College where alter inspecting the buildings the visitors were guests the depart ment education at luncheon. Re turning to the City in the afternoon j the British pedagogues were shown Over the building and alien were received at government House by his Honor sir James and lady Aikins. In the evening they i were dinner guests the overseas i education league at the fort Garry j hotel the lieutenant governor and archbishop Matheson primate All i Canada being the speakers. I sunday morning the visiting teach j ers attended St. Luke s Church. Where a special Sermon was Deli i Ermerl by the archbishop. Prior to in j training Tho party broken up for private visits. J Hon. Charles Cannon s address i lion. Charles Cannon minister education addressed the gathering at the agricultural College luncheon contrasting the educational problems Manitoba with those the old country. The minister stressed the fact that Here the problems were rendered Complex by the Peculiar j mixture races and the necessity i assimilating the new canadians. Statistics were quoted showing in i Brief the situation in Manitoba. Him i sell a product the British Public schools or. Cannon was Well Quall fled to draw the contrast which formed the Core his address. Dean Mckillican. Also spoke dealing with the importance teaching1 agriculture in a province wherein agriculture was the primary Industry. He showed what the College was doing though skies threaten no showers detract from enjoyment Day traffic to Lake above aver age while open spaces City Are crowded i Winnipeg s playgrounds its Parky i and the beaches seem to be losing none their popularity though the ends diarrhoea stops Colic whether in adult or child. The pain Ful ramps. Bowel disorders and Dis Comfort disappear after a dose or two Chamberlain s Colic remedy. At All druggists. Never fails. Chamberlain s Colic diarrhoea remedy teach children to use Cuti Cura and irritation i the before a Man can work Well he must be Well City milk fills the need pure nourishing and body building food. Drink a quart a Day City Dairy Ltd. Phone n-7-6-4-7 by every test the very Best specialize in one Day laundry dry cleaning Cash and carry no extra charge in by 9 . Ready 5.3o M0dern laundry company limited 309 Hargrave St. Just North Portage Avenue not Only in teaching better farming methods but in. Building character. Or. Is. H. Stevens president the British head masters association and head the Westminster Gram mar school replied for the visitors speaking appreciatively Canadian hospitality. At government House sir James and lady Aikins received the visitors at government House in thai afternoon major Mclean and major ten Brocke. The lieutenant governor s aides assist ing. Hon. Charles Cannon and or. R. Fletcher Deputy Edu cation were present along with Many members the teaching fraternity Winnipeg. Sir Jame i extended a formal Wel come to the visitors at the dinner in the port Garry hotel. In a few Well chosen words. Archbishop maths son who presided dwelt on the importance the interchange teachers in schools and the Exchange visits. They helped to link us the British Peoples so that each Section understood better the other s prob lems. Or. B. H. Stevens and miss Lillian Hovey replied for the Visi tors. That teachers should employ their vacation to refresh themselves in body mind and spirit was the Les son imparted by archbishop Mathe son in his Sermon at St. Luke s. 33 p. B. Cash stores new store no. 34, Corner Sherbrook and Broadway open thursday. Apricots Are about finished but the Best Quality by it this year. Basket c59 c 65 c per Case red plums. Basket Blue plums Basket. Blueberries Basket 52.25 Crawford poaches. Caso Bartlett pears. Case new Green apples ibs., 25c raspberries per Box .25c new potatoes 11 lbs. For. New Honey. Large it. Jars 40c new White cauliflower .15c new Laid eggs guaranteed. Dozen .__.____.v.38c p. 4 b. Creamery butter 41c sugar. Best Cane 10 ibs., 82c Certo for preserving. Bottle 30c rubber rings 2 dozen .15o, sealers pints 95c gallon Ontario Gooseberry Jam. 100 Large sealers on Sale _ . c in 1 in. Jars ---------.27o Clark s pork Arvd Beans. Medium tin._.-.13c aylm erts Tomato soup tin 12c 5 roses flour 24 in. Bag Small bag .___.--------------.45c ont. Pumpkin. Large tin 17c country people write for our wholesale mail order catalogue to 108 Princess Street. Summer is waning und the thrill the outdoors experienced when Spring has blossomed suddenly into summer has Given Way to the acceptance sunny Days and. Weather. Saturday found the usual number lovers the great out doors forsaking their City and picnicking in parties Small and Large from two to in the Parks and at the beaches. Though the skies were threatening at intervals during the Day the enjoyment was not marred by any sudden showers and Only when the last parties were homeward bound did the weather Man carry out his threat and com Mand the Clouds to drop their Bur Den. Some the picnics Tho Imperial veterans were among the organizations which chose sat urday Tor their annual picnic going to Stonewall for the Day. Two trains were scheduled and it was estimated that approximately made the trip. The great War veterans staged a Basket picnic in. Assiniboine Park about 50q turning out for Tho event. The band was present and enlivened proceedings during the Day other picnics in Assiniboine Park saturday were those the Chil Dren s Aid society numbering 70 glad tidings sunday school Corner Simcoe and St. Matthews St. Augustine Kirk Leld Park sunday school with about 150, and court St. Patrick Independent order pore i ters. About 25 family parties agent the afternoon in the Park and a great number american visitors motored around during the Clay. The Cricket grounds were the scene five Battles witnessed by about 200 interested spectators. The play ers St Luke s versus St. Georges White Rose versus Cana Dian National railways wanderers versus Trinity White roue versus Kildonan and wanderers versus Selkirk. At Kilic Nfn Park in Kildonan Park. Norwood presbyterian Church sunday school. Sevan Oaks Lodge masons and the sons Scotland held their annual picnics. This Park was a to Pulat one for motorists during the Day and for Small family picnics. The regular trains to the beaches on both railway lines were filled officials estimated that More than persons went Down to the Lake Over Tho week end and traffic was the average though Tio Large organizations made their picnics at the beaches. Two former Winnipeg ministers visit City preach at services held in City yesterday two ministers Well known in Winnipeg were preachers at the Presby Terian Church services in the City yesterday. Rev. Rupert g. Stewart who grave the discourses in nor Man Hall was at one time acting minister in Westminster Church. To has late been Neepawa and is now going to a new charge in Ibelle Ville out. Or. A. W. Stephen Kingston ont. Who preached lat Norwood in the morning and in the College theatre in the was to the Vitae Rev. Joseph hogs and has Many friends Here. He is now Moderator the King Ston presbytery and is giving much his time to it emulate the work the continuing presbyterian Church. He is spending his holidays in this Effort. And he entered again into the synagogue and there was a Man there which had a withered was a text used by or. Stewart. He called his Hare a to take an Active part in All phases Church give service instead stretching out a withered put their Best into the Church s efforts for the kingdom god. He Llund Unoura Geme it for who chose to remain out but told them that they had a task be fore them which must be carried through with the Hig h spirit ser vice. Attendance at All presbyterian services yesterday was Large in spite the summer weather. Lead ers in the Norman Hall group say that in the. Fall they will with out doubt have to seek larger quarters and will be obliged to think seriously a Church building. Where does he Ever get his grape fits comes in Crisp Golden kernels you like to. Chew. This gives the needed healthful exercise to your Teeth and Gums and starts the process digestion where it should properly Start in the Mouth. Often you be heard that expression Haven t you but where does he get his Energy what is it that gives people abounding Energy and vitality endurance what makes them full life it s their food. Food has a tremendous influence on the Way we feel on the things we do because it s our food that supplies our Energy our vitality. Foods no matter How much nourish ment they contain must contain that nourishment in a form your body can easily assimilate. Serve grape nuts often for your summertime breakfast or lunch or at bedtime. Grape nuts was designed purposely to Supply to the body in easily digested form the elements so there s a vital to its proper nourishment. Three fourths grape nuts is the Energy giving carbohydrates. Then there is blood enriching Iron phosphorus to strengthen the Bones and Teeth proteins for muscle and body building. The whole wheat and malted Barley from which it is made give these important food elements to grape nuts. And the process by which grape nuts is hours them ready for instant assimilation. Buy a package grape nuts and try it to Morrow morning. Four teaspoonfuls is sufficient for a serving. Add Cream or milk taste for yourself the nut like flavor. Enjoy the delicious crispness. Grape nuts is sold by grocers everywhere in Wax wrapped pack Ages which keep it always fresh. Costs less than one cent a serving real Economy. Ready to eat from the package. Reason two Large picnics in addition to several Spinall ones Are held to 4mb made in Canada and under. Annie Summers Annie Dubb Lenore Gilboy Foya Tony Kryschuk George Smith Mike Rutab girls 15 and under. Dorothy eager to oily. Laura shave boy Walter Novak Jack Smith Graham ship Man single ladles Dorothy eager Annie Summers married men a. J keel j. C. Married ladles mrs eager mrs. Summers single men j h. Rohloff w. Acheson throwing baseball first lady Las Dean first gentleman h. H. Eager or lunch All prize winners horse Back race. Tom Novak and Frank Novak ladies potato race Violet Greaves Louise Savage mixed wheelbarrow race Dorothy and i trip eager Margaret and Jackie Smith open event 400 Yards j. H. Kohloff h. E. G. Benison starter and judges race Jack eager Billy Buck men s Needle and thread. W. A. Dixon r. Wallace. The tug w a was won by the. Factory base Ball factory and warehouse. Man Ager j. O Sullivan 29.runs, beat manager j. B. Manlon. 15 runs. Supper and distribution prizes wound up a most successful Day a Beulah . The conductor had Harly called All on the special cars out from the North car. Barns at saturday morning when bags pea nuts were handed out to each boy and girl on Board. This kept the kiddies this Large Basket picnic party occupied until arrival in the Park. On the return trip in the eve Ning All slay suckers took the place the nuts. A Jolly Ball game in which the girls got the Long end by 4 runs to a against the boys started the Day s sports which afforded much enjoy ment to Over 250, All Ages taking part in the picnic. Being a sunday school Outing special pains were successfully taken to ensure the kiddies having a real Good time. Among those present were Rev. F Julian pastor and the following who formed the committee in charge. Lesley Tomalinson Bob dancer Dart Nell the eats brought special commendation to mrs. Julian mrs. Far Ting mrs. Hunt and mrs. The races were won urls seven and under. Herald life Jui is Emma Dartnell boys. Jack Davis. Mac Mcwhannell girls 8-10, May Knigge. Peebles boys tap Trey nmn Carl Jones girls 14-.1s, Florence Hanes Owena sol Ith boys Wallace Davis b. Tabner girls. In and Over Alice Ingram mrs. Cox boys. Ray Gibbons Bob Davis nov Elty Blind race girls eight and under Jean Butler girls sack race is and under Florence Hanes horse race Stewart and a. Pritchard three legged race mixed Winnie Smith and Wesley Tom Lui son threat and Needle race Flor ence Hanes married ladies mrs. Hunt married men. Bert wheelbarrow race Harvey Stewart and must auction pulpwood berth government orders no pulpwood concessions will be handed Over to the Seaman backs interests for establishment a. Pulp and paper Mill in greater Winnipeg without an auction Sale according to word from the Hon. Charles Stewart minister the Interior. In a wire to mayor. Webb Hon. Charles Stewart says the govern ment would make arrangements for Wolff tag the Sale at once. Or. Stew Art declared be the same As in the Manitoba pulp and paper company agreement. Mayor Webb charged that this action was a. Violation . The promises made by the minister during his stay in Winnipeg. Deaths and funerals funeral services for an new Creighton steel infant son or. And mrs. James steel 421 Morley Avenue was held saturday after noon from Clark and Hughes funeral Home Assiniboine Avenue to. Elmwood cemetery the funeral Robert Raymond whet Tell aged 2 years. or and mrs. R. H. Whet Tell 5 Clarence Avenue. Fort Garry was held Satur Day afternoon from Clark Brothers and Hughes funeral Home to Brook Side cemetery. Rev. A. R. Hal officiated. The funeral Thomas Mclaughlin 530% notre Dame Avenue late the Winnipeg postal staff was held saturday morning from the a. B. Gardiner funeral Home to St. Mary s Church and thence to St. Mary s cemetery where interment was made. Casket service was conducted by Rev. J. C. Williamson Nassau Street Baptist Church in the absence Rev. Charles Mcnally. The pall bearers were judge Dawson w. .1. Major lome Orris John j. B. Mill Gan and Matt Dickie. The funeral miss Florence e. Trench 577 Mcmillan Avenue was attended by a Large number friends saturday afternoon. Ser vices were held at the a. B. Gardiner funeral Home whence the body forwarded to Brandon for interment. Rev. E. F Church officiated. The body was accompanied by a brother a. R. funeral services for Emma foot Pioneer resident Winnipeg and widow the late Georgs h. Foot Whitla a was held after noon from the a. B. Gardiner fun j Era Home. Rev. A. To. Merry weal her. Maryland methodist Church con ducted the services which worn larely attended. Interment was made at Elmwood cemetery beside the body the late Georgeo a ool j who died about three months . Army and Navy veterans j discuss amalgamation As the result a meeting Hie special committee on amalgamation the army and Navy veterans As i so Clation joint committee Allu to thought that i to position the a u1u1 . Ill Gamut Ion should receive Carrot i thought Herfor anything Radical is i j. T. Craves Lea. Washington d.c., Auk. Jwj. Temple raves. hip Isom fill club actors ,.f the Nouth my known Chrouch his Public addresses lied at his Home . Today. A. Large number Frienda and relatives mrs. George e. Banning age 76 years a resident for do. Yours attended Tuc funeral this Pioneer woman which was held saturday at 4 o clock from the Home 395 Elgin Avenue to Elm . Cemetery. Where burial was made in the . Many Lov ing Floral tributes rested on the men s Plain or fancy Lisle Clear Fng per pair 35c Robinson co. Limited men s silk socks special at 50 c for women and misses a Sale dashing summer dresses with regular values from and up to a 4j 9 o clock styles for every smart summer. Affair froth sport events to country Hub dances. De signed with so much Charm on such Lovely lines and in Sueh delightful colors that you will scarcely be Able to resist choosing several. All pretty Dainty desirable frocks in a variety straight and effective styles made French voiles linens muslims ratings and crepes such fashionable shades As Blue Green Pink dark colors. Sizes 16 to 38 and a few 44 and 46. We recommend Early shopping for special Sale dresses tomorrow. English Gingham special 14c these Are shown in a big Range colors suitable Tor dresses for Young and old in neat Small and medium sized checks Plain colors 37 inches All fast. Ladies Fine mull pyjamas slip Over style Square and v neck trimmed contrasting colors a few trimmed lace and Rosette. In Blue Pink peach. Small medium Large. Reg. F2.75. Special final clearance Chil Dren s Spring Coats two to s years in nil Wool Blanket cloth. A few reef in and a few round Yoke and Ither smart Little Coats with onto actins Collar cuffs lie. To Sands red Navy. Item Lar men s Tweed suits at smart models for men and Young men in a Nice assorted lot 25 suits. All sizes hut not in each line. Men s clothing dept. Men s All Wool Blue Serge trousers s3.95 All Wool Blue Serge cloths strong1 wearing weaves balt Loop and five pockets finished with cuff or regular Bottoms. Clothing dept. Men s new fall hats at favorite shapes and suitable colourings for Early fall Wear full Roll and turn up brims. Special value. Men s hat dept. 100 Doz. Barber towels 98c Doz. Barber or dentist towels made from sturdy Quality White Huck towelling with Pink Border. Size 14x22 hemmed ends. Sold Only in dozen lots. Pure Irish Linen table cloths each remarkable value indeed Are these All Linen table cloths Woven in attractive Floral patterns that improve in Quality and Lustre when washed and ironed. Size 68x68. Unequalled for every Day use for Home or summer cottage. 5 Yards 35-Inch White Cotton 75c for general Lime sewing this English made Cotton will give you every satisfaction desired at a very Low Cost. A thousand Yards for brisk Selling tuesday. White Silks special creamy White first Quality Fuji silk 29 inches Waldo. Tuesday per Yard. c heavy White Abutai Wash silk 36 inches wide. On tuesday per Yard. Heavy White Wash Satin Superb finality a Yard tuesday per Yard double thread White first Quality Fuji Wash silk a Yard wide. On Sale Coj tuesday per Yard Iff i. Also in 30-Inch, per Yard White crepe Satin Superb Quality 0 inches wide. Sale tuesday 9 per White baronet Satin Thierh Grade 40 inches wide. On Saje tuesday. F per Yard j bonnets White crepe Laurier the supremo Beauty and Quality. 9 Soj tuesday per Mallinson s White Molly 0 in -10 inches wide. Per Yard o c on thermos bottles genuine thermos vacuum bottle 15 . Size finished pebbled artist Blue with polished aluminium cup and shoulder. The biggest value in. Vacuum bottles it has Ever been our pleasure to offer. One "7q _ Day Only Cut Glass genuine gut Glass vases at a ridiculous Price for tues Days a Dainty shape six inches tall with neat Floral Spray 1 _ cutting. Bach tuesday s shopping list for groceries 3sc 25c Brand crab n _ Apple Jelly. Per pail Choice Ontario comb Honey. Per tuck held s Worcester o c Shire. Sauce. It. Bottle. O o c jello Brand Jelly powders All 3 packages for-------.45 c Bantam Brand Golden Bantam Corn 23e per tin 2 Jor shredded wheat biscuits. 14c.per package 3 for Cream wheat break East food. Package. Niagara Falls Brand canned. Ripe tomatoes. 23c per tin 2 for 40c 23 c 4sc 2bc table supplies the finest Quality on which Hoime wives can make a. Saving Worth while. A3s31 is the phone number. Empress Brand crab lobby s Dill per tin Manitoba cent i onal Quality Are now Bina offered at very Low prices. Manitoba new potatoes. 9 ibb. Manitoba. Grcen cab Bage. 10 jobs. For Manitoba Larko whee cauliflower. 2 for. Manitoba Beau and it carrots. 1 Bunches form w Manitoba Green 8 ibs. For Manitoba vegetable Marrows. 2 Manitoba Corn. Per1 dozen Mart Toba no. 1 Pickl onion. 4 Iba. Moths bedbug the tangle foot company world Over discriminating men prefer Hills Underwoo London dry Gin the Gin you Wil ask for again Standard purity for Over 160 years ;