Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, July 18, 1927

Issue date: Monday, July 18, 1927
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday july 18, 1927 Busy week end concludes Christian missionary meet Twenty seventh annual convention of Manitoba association ends with special services in Church of session held at Home Street yesterday afternoon following three Busy Days the Twenty agriculture. Miss Taylor said and had seventh annual convention of the Man i developed few resources. Its railways Ito a Christian missionary association j were deplorable behind the times in a hich has been in session at the Home comparison with those of other a Street Church of Christ was brought i tons. And thus rapid communication to a close last rep Nung. Saturday and i Between places was sadly Cut Clown. Sunday featured Runny Busy hrs ions. I but the greatest problem of the saturday Mornh can. All Canada country was the illiteracy of the people meeting took in Vicc to in i sixty five to eighty five per cent of the of Vernoon a a or Salon of the them could not read or write. Speak . S mis Onri v inc let and in the i ing of religion in Mexico miss Taylor by a wet Lal Young people s i pointed out that Cortez had Given the Nice tin r not the to neral convention i country its thousands of medieval churches but these institutions had. Fetu de services in i the majority of cases been built by the Mormone at Norm Street. Norwood forced labor and Tho worshippers knew and Chur hrs of Little or nothing of their significance and in the r special Rollel i thirst for learning session tin of i mass Taylor spoke optimistically of miss i Lora Ingram. In a evening i who thirst Fop learning now prevalent Rev. Joltn h. The special j in Mexico brought about largely by missionaries. Classes in speaker at St. Jumps Church and Rev. W. C. Mcdougal. Of India at Home i larger centres for Rural school teachers Street. I Hod been organized and some Effort an us gent Appeal for the support j inc been Matle to educate properly the of the Church or Christ in Mexico was no were to in their turn voiced saturday Siiter noon by Mims try. Mexico the instructors of the masses. By this method it was hoped to alleviate the startling illiteracy in the country. Boyce All Canada Lola Taylor a missionary in that Roun misunderstood by thei miss Marlon outside she . The country Secretary of the United Christian mis was problems Sioni iry society gave a comprehensive no Fleck. Largely by Lic illiteracy of the report of the work of her Branch it people in jul the duplicity of Many of. Interesting examples of the their dast leaders. The background of mex co was Elif Ferent from that of e pro Gress attained Dpi ring the past year. Special music was Given by mrs. Canada. We. In Canada had an eng lome Millar raid Jack Lantham. At heritage. The first settlers Here i 330 o clock the annual Fellowship were from a Middle class Stock who banquet was held and in the evening Carne to make this great land their the Young people s session was held Western officer mrs. S. A Drain of Craig sask., who in the recent Orange convention at St. John n.b., was elected m.w., grand mistress l.o.b.a., for British America. Home. With Francis Reed in the chair. The in Mexico the situation was entirely session was featured by addresses by different. The first settlers were from miss Royce Dorothy Aiken and Hay the Feudal Riff Raff of Spain. They Den Stewart. The work of the girls of came without their wives and families Che association was outlined by miss and not seek to establish Homes. Madeline Eastoria and that of the Young when came mingled promiscuously Diane with uie result Mexico they people s association with the in Strong that a Naraish Allan special services trans Lanu d in Canada. Difficult cult fire had not been transplanted in i sunday morning three special ser Mac co As English customs had been vices were held. In St. James Church j of Christ Rev. W. C. Mcdo Wigall. Pm. D., was the special speaker at Norwood in addition to this drawback. Mexico j Church of Christ Kev. H. B. Kilgour had never been Able to build through j and in Home Street Church of Christ As taken by or. P. W. Mexico made it almost impossible to a religious education session took he years As other countries had done j the service w he great geographical differences of. Burnham. Accomplish the same development in one part of the land As in another. Place sunday afternoon in Home Street Church of Christ commencing at 3 what was gone for one Section often i o clock and lasting until Benediction at proved to by detrimental to the other j five. The devotional period was taken Mexico had desert and agricultural j by miss Nin Betts of Kansas City Fol land and the torrid and temperate Lowed by a report on what our ail with different problems. Teachers Are by mrs. W. L. Mexico had made Little Progress Ineese of the elementary department. A report on the teen age girls work was presented by miss Marlon Boyce and 11 report on the teen age boys work by Hayden Stewart. A resume of the Young people s department was presented by miss Mildred Mcmurray and the work of the adult department by mrs. W. H. Vollett. An address on the purpose of was Given by mrs. G. H. Stewart after which. Or. Mcdougall concluded the session with an address on the value of missionary education in the local Church Bev. W. C. Mcdougall pm. D., who has spent 18 years of his life in missionary work in India was the speaker at the evening service in Home Street Church of Christ last evening. He deplored the fact that United was sending Forth cheap and trashy motion pictures to the world because the majority of them were an Vin Tryxie con caption of life. In India he stated the natives see pictures of the wild West life of North America grotesquely multiplied a thousand times and the Low night life of new York City but they Are never shown in an United states made film the peace and con tenement of Western Christian life. India has Many men thirsting and searching for god he declared but they Are not searching for a god through which they May help others but one for themselves. These men Are known As holy men and they wander about the country demanding respect but refusing Aid or assistance to their unfortunate Brothers. Or. Mcdougall in pleading the cause of the orientals declared that the White people must drop their race prejudice and realize the religious pos Sill titles in these people. Attorney general announces new procedure for Winnipeg oases spoil that Jolly Little picnic you be planned by neglecting to take the very thing every body enjoys so for picnics parties for All outdoor indoor meals Good for everybody old Aliat All 3.1 All grocers meat Patty delicious cooked meat paste is just the thing for Good and appetizing. Open the tin and you have a. Mea in a moment 1 no worry about cooking. Makes delightful sandwiches. Prepared by society . 11 the attorney general announced saturday changes in connection with the trial of liquor cases in the City of Winnipeg police court. Recently conferences Hove been held Between the City author its and the attorney general and the changes have been Mut any agreed to. Beginning monday a special court will sit at the City police court Rupert Street on the afternoon of monday wednesday and Friday of each week to try liquor cases Only. No liquor cases will be heard at the morning sittings of the City of Winnipeg police court in the absence of sir Hugh John Macdonald. Or. Noble the magistrate at present presiding at the City of Winnipeg police court will preside Over this special court to try these liquor cases. In order to provide for the increased work involved in these changes an and Dlton Al Crown prosecutor will be appointed to assist or. Graham the pre sent Crown prosecutor. For some time past according to or. Major the increased amount of work at the City of Winnipeg police court has caused delay in bringing to trial the various liquor cases which As a result have been remanded in some for a considerable length of time. It is Felt he says that this practice often prevents the facts being accurately presented to the court when the trial takes place. The attorney general announced that in future unless extraordinary Circum stances prevail it is hoped there will not be More than one remand in these liquor cases. To expected that under the new arrangement the prosecution would be ready to proceed without an delay. Defence counsel would b asked to be Recarr to proceed without any More than one remand. The attorney general stated that b these changes it was hoped that consistent at All times of course with the proper admit castration of Justice thes liquor cases in the City of a Irmine police court would be disposed of w Ith expedition and despatch five thousand attend Al nth sir James Aikins congratulates management on for Mally opening show Paul Heinske wins free press and Bonnar cups for cattle the weather Man worked in har Mony with the officers and exhibitors of the head ugly agricultural society saturday to add perfect weather to the attractive displays on View in the various classes the 27th annual fair at the organization and enabled persons from All parts of the District to take in the sights and enjoy the thrills provided by the horse races baseball games Horseshoe contest tug of War and the for their entertainment and so make the event an unqualified Success. The fair was formally opened at 1.30 in the afternoon by sir James Aikins who took. Occasion to congratulate the exhibitors on the Quality of their goods and the management fair fail far the manner in which the was handled on the spacious grounds of the society. The cattle horse and poultry classes held the interest of All lovers of live Stock and provided hard work for the judges in placing the prize ribbons on the Best of the exhibits t. Jennings of the Manitoba agricultural College who judged the cattle expressed himself As Well pleased with ill the animals he inspected especially those in the Dairy class which he said were All very Good. Wins free press cup Paul Meyncke of West Winnipeg was successful in winning the free press cup for the Best pure bred Day cow in the show ring with a splendid Holstein cow. Or. Meincke also captured the Bonnar cup for the Best Dairy Herd and of this is the second year in succession that he has taken the cup it now becomes his per manent property. The Crescent pure milk company s special prizes for the Best Dairy cows in milk were won by p. Kegan and p. Meyncke. New classes this year that proved popular with the cattlemen were those provided by the Dominion live Stock Branch of the department of agriculture for get of sires for Dairy and beef cattle for groups of tire animals and both sections Promise of becoming big features of the in future the horse ring proved a very at Tractive drawing card and All competitors from the heavy draft types to the Small Shetland Hod admirers aplenty la the interested throng of visitors. The poultry classes were All filled and were Well up to the he Taok advantage of the auspicious Wea ther conditions to take a Welcome dip in the Cool Waters of the Lake. Others engaged in sports and races yet every body bad a Good time. The Day was an Ideal one and a Bright cheery sky beamed from a cloudless sky six special trains were run Over Canadian National lines to grand Beach saturday All packed to capacity. Numerous citizens went Down during the morning and made the Holiday a full Day Many picnics staged during the Day and Many private out Ings were to be found. The sports ground was a hive of activity and numerous faces and games were Rue off. At Winnipeg Beach Large crowds Al so gathered and hundreds splashed happily in the Cooling serf. It was a glorious Day and private picnics were to be found in. Numbers. As Well As the beaches Winnipeg s Beautiful Parks were also crowded and the Happy shouts of children could be heard in every direction As they frolicked on the Green. Parents lest Active but just As Happy sat in the Shada of the big Trees and read to be away from the dust and noise of the City streets. At Assiniboine Park the two Cut standing picnics were staged by the amputations association and the Lan Ark county old timers. Both Outi figs were Well attended and provided plenty of fun and frolic. At Kildonan Park several similar outings were held the largest being that of the Winni Peg Branch of the american legion and the blacksmiths association. Besides organized picnics numerous private and family outings were held. Sale of Beer acts Premier and attorney general in route West on investigation tour eth relation y the judges who were so favourably impressed with them that each competitor received of prize a plants Honey and ladles Flowers work v for the women vegetable lovers who were hat housed the out in a a urge number to inquire As to the phys and wherefores of the the no such excellent Vork on display Success on hav results of their Morton starter l. W Eha harness races Gratton till h Edna Pony Roco half the tug of War investigation of the liquor Laws and methods of Sale in Alberta British Columbia will to made before Legisla Tion necessary a a result of the recent plebiscite on Saje of Beor by the Glass is drafted and for that purpose pre Mier Bracken attorney general major and w. K Cottingham k.c., Legisla Tive counsel left saturday for Vancouver . They will not return until the end of the month. The government. It is pointed out have not yet decided whether a special session of the legislature will be called whether the new legislation will await the regular calling together of the House. Some of the members of the Cabinet Are strongly in favor of the legislation being enacted at a Spe Cial sitting to be held in september others favor an even earlier Date while still others do not think any than should be done until january. Liberal members and conservative spoken to All agree that the new legs lat Lon should be brought into effect As soon As possible otherwise ther will be a disposition to think the dry element although beaten at the polls is still influential enough t control the government and Dela enactment of the expressed will of the people. This it is alleged will have bad effect generally and bring Abou a disrespect for the present Law which is now known not to have the support of the electorate. Premier Bracken when asked if ther would be an. Immediate session of the House said 110 decision had yet been reached. The fact that he and other of his Cabinet Are investigation Western liquor Laws is taken by of facials at the legislative buildings t mean that no time will be lost in drafting the necessary legislation an that there will be a special session o the House at an Early Date. Hopes to Start on journey to new York at Dawn on associated press Cable Southampton England july Captain p. T. Courtney s flying boat the with which he Hopes to member has been banished from English Channel this evening. The machine was floating in the water by 4.30 the wind was Strong and the weather but Courtney had the whale in the air within nine seconds and she remained up for 45 minutes. A Speed up to 110 Miles an hour was attained. Little More beyond wireless outfit Ting needs to be done before the Start which will probably be at Dawn for the first time in the history of trans Atlantic air flights a secret code will be employed to describe the flight by wireless. However radios from the whale asking for position or assistance can be picked up by anybody. Ousted from Colony. Zion ills., july sixty year old Square gospel Semple Mcpherson sin Brandon. Man., a eclair 68 Sinclair of to death by while gathering eggs in remember the Wini foundation when making to store hours 9 . To 6 . . To 1 limited dial 23 831 reveals attractive hot weather and picnic specials at very moderate prices series. The Horseshoe Competition music Perl Al evening the was supp died veterans band by the and in in the Nan cleared Glasgow Forward say3 that voters ultimately will decide Case in. Skin care to keep that schoolgirl complexion by Norma Shearer the plane left Winnipeg without from t a a f f lying Al excl Webb who had pressing business to the South had intended going by train but accepted the plane ride As a to o Greet the motorcade of nine cars on the Way to visit president Coolidge of the United states at his summer Home in the Black Hills of South Dakota. _ complexions May i acc guided easily if one Wilt a onry learn this simple Beauty Rule. Today thousands credit it with kidded Charm and ice Ping thai schoolgirl complexion. Yet of it is simple and eco most for Admiral. Akin care. Wasi Yoor face a Coily with Olive soap. Massage its Balmy Anil Palm Oil lather into the then rinse with warm water sad flu or with a dash of cold do Bias and especially is eight for one week. 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I had it nearly a year when 1 went to a doctor and he said i would have to have an operation but my Mother said to take Lydia e. Fink Ham s vegetable compound As it saved her life years before. I took two bottles and i found i was better so i kept on taking it and also use i Lydia k Pinkham s Santive Wash i have had two More children since then and am perfectly Well. I used to have to lie Down two or three times a Day and now i do All my housework without trouble i Al ways keep the vegetable compound in the House As i find a dose now and then helps me. I am willing for you to use this letter any Way you see fit and i will answer letters. If i can help any other woman i d be Only too glad to try. Esther Houghton 414 Morse Square Moose jaw Saskatchewan Lydia e. Pinkham s vegetable compound is a dependable Medicine for All women. A Nappy throngs. L or Sale try druggists everywhere. C the week end is the kiddie s of joins party in mail plane return journey to South mayor Ralph h. Webb Winf to enter vp.v1 Enger. Vern p Ane the erts was Pilot of the p Ane the same Aero plane that brought the first air mall special Cable to Tho free Tress i3y Henry Somerville London july Glasgow for Ward Organ of scottish labor has article on the Wheatley libel verdict. It suggests that the Jeiry was in ext encode by their political opinions and it adds the jury who will ultimately decide will be the thirty thousand Odd voters of Shettleton who will have to make up their minds at the next election As to whether it is John Wheatley or Reid Miller who is to represent them in the House of com Mons. The tory press cannot hide its exultation Over the verdict and the tory faction in Glasgow is priding it self that this is a prelude to the driving out of Wheatley from Shettle Ston and a beginning tory revival All Over Glasgow. They Are making a big Reid Miller who was a defendant in the Wheatley Case was charged on wednesday in the Hamilton police court with having while under the influence of liquor recklessly driven a motor car at Cambuslang on april 25 and attempted to drive the car up a flight of Steps at Cambuslang rail Way station. When the Case was called there was no appearance but shortly afterwards a lawyer arrived and lodged medical certificate that respondent was suffering from severe nerve Strain and was unable to at tend court. The Case was adjourned till next sir Robert Borden returns to Ottawa from England All High Grade cloths Sale monday nine o clock per Yard every Yard is genuine English Gingham in All tha Best colors Small or Large checks or broken checks Are excellent cloth evenly and firmly Woven and far below regular Price or even manufacturer s costs. Strongly advise nine o clock shopping for this hip special in our Wash fabric Section monday. Don t go on a Holiday a picnic or a week end Outing without a bathing suit. We have an excellent Stock at popular prices. Men s one piece and bathing suits 1 up. To boys suits from. Is gup to Tzen bathing suits for ladies at Jantzen bathing suits Are the favorite swimming suits made of All Wool and Well tailored. Colors Are Jantzen. Blue car Dinal Kelly Orange Navy and Black. Sizes 3-i to 42. Six special trains necessary to handle throng to grand Beach Parks and beaches were crowded Over he week end when thousands of citizens having completed their labor turned out in Masse for period of fun and frolic. Special Rains were run Over both railways to Brand Beach and Winnipeg Beach and 11 were crowded to capacity with Canadian Tress despatch Ottawa july 17. Bight Hon. Sir Robert Borden returned to the capital saturday after an absence of nearly four months in England. Sir Robert stated that he was in excellent health and had enjoyed his sojourn in the Mother country to the full. Sir Robert was in residence during the past sum in Oxford University where he was engaged in delivering the Rhodes memorial lectures. Sir Robert stated that the recent confederation Celebration had aroused much interest in the Mother country and thas Canada was very much in the foreground during the week of the Jubilee. Women s pure thread silk Selling monday at women s pure silk Hose in a Chiffon and service weight full fashioned and seamless to choose from. Colors Grey Sand nude Blush White and Black. Sizes to 10 inches. Picnic specials monday arranged for the big caterers picnic wednesday july 20 picnic parasols. Qaqi value for Beautiful coloured la panes Only picnic Para sols. 25c value just the for had docs heavy paper parasols big size i they Lovo parading up and Down 33 inches open and 30 inches foe Ali just like Crown ups Long take one along ind save birr or badly sunburned. Picnic Supply special 7. S and 9-Ineh paper plates per dozen.-. Wax paper thirty sheets per Wax paper cups per sanitary straws Box of full children s size 23 Long and inches open. Our big picnic special packages and the big indy package contains Tabl-5 cloths Serviettes cupe. Spoons Forks Etc. All in one package according to Light and Khoii Sancus Rte of youngsters favourable Silks very specially White Abutai Wash silk splendid weight for dresses slips or linings bleached japanese Dye 36 inches wide Stout double thread Fuji 4 Cyk Broadcloth per .50 extra heavy Quality for Holiday Wear men s Etc., 36 inches wide. 53e a favorite for children s Wear window drapes free from dressing and imperfections 33 inches wide. White crepe de Chine per the lingerie favorite 40 inches wide very specially priced. Special prices on bathing Caps the caterers picnic All colors All sizes from regular to 50c. Special special on monday. On Sale toilet goods Section main floor. Trail Choice Quality no. 4 Sieve 14c a tins per tin. For Brand pure Straw Berry Jam 3-lb. Sealers savings Itiat will prove a. Material help i keeping Down housekeeping 23 Quality Carolina Rice. 3 is. For. Brand Xone better 24-1 b. Sack Quality California primes 3 ibs. baking Standard 16-ox. Maple pure Quebec. 32-oz. Bottle imported syrup tin.-. Biscuits Fig made per in. -._. Bars 36c l.25c 69c 52c 19c g. White naptha caterers picnic prizes now on display in main Street window caterers picnic wednesday july ;