Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 19, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg. Tuesday july 19, 1927 Fiss Dorothy Fawcett who has spent the fist three weeks in is. Louis mo., is expected come at the end of the week. Or. And mrs. Richard Kenry Lee Cartin will leave shortly to reside in Toronto. Or. And mrs. J. H. C. Lawrence is spending some time at Kipling Camp Kenora. Or. Jack Strang is spend ing the 3iext fortnight at Norway House. Or. G. Allan landed at Quebec yesterday and will be in Winnipeg at the end or the week. Or. Harry Lewis of Hamilton is the pest of his brother in Law and sister or. And mrs. W. R. Tex. Misses Marjorie and Jolly Fraser a the leave next week to spend three at the going by Way of Prince Rupert. I hostess wednesday in Honor of mrs. I James Carruthers. Who has returned recently from a wedding trip spent in l Minneapolis. In Honor of miss Yolanda de la a Clais miss Louise Grassby and mis.1? const mice Mckenty entertained at luncheon yesterday afternoon at the 1 fort Garry hotel. Miss Kathleen Mckinley is spending i two weeks at Farl no ont. The guest of her parents or and mrs. Walter Mckinley. Or. Duncan Cameron and miss Joan Cameron have returned to Winnipeg after spending the last fortnight in Chicago and Cleveland. Mrs. A. H. Brycc and miss Phyllis Bryco have left to join the misses anal Helen Brycc at to Keewatin. Ont., where they will spend the next two i miss Macdonald and miss Louis my Scenna left on a two weeks i Holiday at Norway House. J miss Dorothy Mcqueen has left to spend the remainder of the summer it Gimel. Mrs. T. Johnston and mrs. W. Batch entertained at a Limoges China Shower mrs. To. J. Play Browne and the Friday july but the former a misses Hay Browne who have spent Home 556 Mcgee Street in Honor of i several weeks in Winnipeg returned miss Dolly town icy. A Bride elect of saturday to their Home Montreal. August. The rooms were decorated t with whue streamers and wedding i miss Margaret Muir entertained at Bells and the Tea table was centred i Tea yesterday at the motor country Slih a Iii iatauro Bride and White i club in Honor of mrs. James car peonies. The gifts were presented a Ruthers. A decorated Carriage by Little miss j i Margaret Flowers. The guests were Marria Robertson will be a Tea mrs. A. Town Ley. Mrs. A. Tod. Mrs. L. Are being shown at Advance designs featuring new ideas and ways of handling paltry that Are decidedly smart in effect. As wholesalers we must have our designs ready to display to the Trade months in Advance the retailers showings and can therefore offer you the same advantage they of choosing at the same wholesale prices. Tier in lining. Int no thai garment Hiitt us a tiring Chr Nim Rrt of that him a irjary o r. Harare made guaranteed furs May be purchased on our convenient payment 10% Down ten equal monthly payments Boniface e. Anderson n. Townley e. Townley a. Lappin n. Tod e. Todd. B. Mitchell s. Thompson d. Mcdowell Ancl miss Banks. In Honor of the marriage of or. And mrs. Cooper Smith. Or. And i s. John Brocile entertained at supper and Bridge saturday evening at their Resi Dence 128 Walnut Street. Miss Margaret Weir entertained at i Whyte Welcl Over the week end in Honor j or miss Irene Goodman of Halifax the guests included misses Irene Goodman Bessie Alkons Valerie Hammond Vera Reynolds Madge i Alkons and Jinn Black. Messes. Jerry Hammond George Martin James Reynolds Robert Noble Arthur Alex Ander James Black and hairy Stevens. Mrs. J. S. Kerr and miss Annie Kerr have left for an extended motor trip of mroueh he South and will return by m nne polls and St. Paul and Duluth. Those who Are spending a Holiday nil Minaki Lodge Are mrs. A. E. Snell mrs. C. J. Andersen or. And mrs. H. M. He kilns mrs. A s. Clapper t mrs Alex. Ferguson. Or. And mrs. James Byan jr., mrs. Jack d. Pratt misses Betty Snell Audrey Betty Pratt france.1, Harrington Minneapolis Eleanor Ryan Jane Ryan Helen Grundy and Margaret Windatt. In Honor of mrs. Gordon link later Lor Meily miss Jessie Towne. Misses Emily Toby and Anno Wlk com were joint at a Linen Shower Friday Csc Njika. The rooms were decorated with streamers and Bells and the Tea table was centred with Pink peonies. Were drawn in on a decorated and wore presented by Little miss Keithl Pii link. The guests in mrs. H. Linklater mrs. We. for. Mrs. J. Toby mrs. Link mrs. N. Mrs. A. Wakeem. Mrs. B. Man. A. Peterman. Mrs. P. Gunt for Anno Hrabe Jessie Campbell Eva Buckingham. Ilose Okel Morinia provender Gertrude Okel Al Berta Young Blanche Snoaler Stella to wisc Mary Bohunis Kathleen Ruben , Martha Nikeem. Anno we Cleem Aii a Emily Toby. Miss g. L. Annand Oshawa ont., accompanied by her Niece miss Ruth aunt Het by Robert Quillen Ezra says we Are Liste Nln to false doctrine but what lie moans is the new preacher Don t consult him like the old one wholesale furriers 303 Donald Street Winnipeg Man. Windsor. Ont head office Montreal distinctive console design and finished in h a n d s o m e mahogany gets it eases 1----All pain in 3 seconds o matter where it is How bad it hurts How Long you be had it or what kind of Corn it is gets it will ease pain in 3 seconds. All pain is relieve d at a touch then the Corn shrinks up and goes away Alto Gether. You walk dance Wear tight shoes All you want. For your own Sake try at leading drug stores everywhere. Costs Only a few cents for several months Supply. Made in Canada 91 Georce so Toronto hear with your own ears what this latest Victor instrument has to offer in sound reproduction. Latest new . Process records we also carry a Complete sup ply of All the latest electrically recorded Orth phonic selections. No unpleasant scratches. They reproduce tones that Are neither too loud or too soft but full round Mellow and life like. Northop sonically demonstrated in each of our is private record Parlours. One Day service your dress will look like new if dry cleaned and pressed by our expert craftsmen. Buttons sewn on. And Small repairs done free of charge. Limited 89 645 four lines confidential terms on All models your fur Don t discard your old Sharman furriers 607 Corydon ave. Phone 42 400. A no. 5 of an educational series Mclean is visiting her sister mrs. John b. Hare 226 Sherburn Street. Or. And mrs. E. R. Williams 816 Mulvey Avenue accompanied Tay their daughter miss Hazel Williams and their Niece miss Edna Sutherland to gel apts., left july 15 on an extended tour of the Southern states. Mrs. E. A. Miller. 410 Inkster blvd., entertained at Bridge saturday after noon la Honor of her aunt mrs. Tay Cousin. Miss Pearl Glesby of California. Those present were mrs. Nosik mrs. Rosenberg mrs. W. A sex Golf mrs. Sair mrs. Brenner mrs. C. Hymn mrs. Hershfield mrs. Weller mrs. Al mall mrs. Ben Ezra mrs. Goldberg mrs. Morants mrs. Glanousky mrs. Kluffer mrs. H. Miller and mrs. H. Levi misses Pearl Glesby of Hollywood Cal. Leona Daien Llly Aii Sair Frances Bro Tran Eshter Brot Emu. Isabel Brotman Billle Swart Anne Miller and Margaret Short Ether. The prizes were won by mrs. Rosenberg mrs. Brenner and mrs. Leo off. The out of town guests were mrs. H. Gles by of Hollywood Cal. Mrs. Pratt in of Edmonton mrs. Lax of Brandon and i s. Moscovitch of Saskatoon. Or. And mrs. William Crawford accompanied by their Little grand daughter miss Gwendoline Leach have Icil to attend the wedding of their youngest daughter. Miss Luelle Craw Ford to or. Charles Denorce which will take place july 25 at Oakland Cal. Or. A. W. Myers has just returned from a six weeks business trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Gabe Smith and miss Marian Smith Are at present in Montreal the guests of mrs. Smith s brother or. W. J. Scott. Mrs. J. S. Cook and miss Winnie Cook have returned from a motor trip to Chicago and the Eastern states. W mrs. Vernon Morris left Friday for Toronto where she will reside in future. Or. Christopher Gardiner. M.l.a., of Thamesville ont., is visiting his Sis ters mrs. George a. Warren and miss Beulah Gardiner Conway court. Later he will be the guest of his brother j. W. Gardiner 26 Knappen Street. Miss Vera Warren and miss Bella Wickwire have returned from a two weeks visit at Minaki ont. Club Dom the one Hundred club Knowles school for boys will hold a picnic at the summer Home of mrs. Frank Kernn Matlock Beach july 20. Mrs. V. W. Buchanan will be convener a meeting of the . Will be held in Scott memorial Hall today at 2.30 . The women s missionary society of St. David held their1 monthly meeting Friday afternoon at the Home of mrs. George Taylor. Mrs. H. Walton pre sided and mrs. T. Merryweather gave an address on the work of the society As reported at the annual convention. Following the meeting refreshments were served. Smash in which three lives were lost is being investigated a Board appointed by the to Lister of National defense Ottawa investigating the aeroplane crash at Hll Bre Man., in which three members of the Royal Canadian air Force lost their lives commenced its probe into the tragedy yesterday afternoon. The crash in which three men were killed occurred at Hll Bre. Man., when it was struck by lightning. This re port on the Accident was Given out by an officer of the Royal Canadian ail Force who was dispatched immediately to the scene. The report stated there was no evidence of fire. The Board now in session consists of colonel Mulock of Montreal col. H. I. Stevenson District forestry inspector for Manitoba flight Lieut. E. V. Walsh of the r.c.a.f., and Wing com Mander Stedman chief aeronautical Engineer at Ottawa. It is not known How Long the in Quiry will last but the findings of the Board will be forwarded to Ottawa. And the minister of defense will if he so desires Issue the official report of ills Board. The men killed were doing a special photographic Survey for the topographical Branch of the department of Interior. They were flight officer w. C. Weaver of Melfort sask., Pilot in charge j. T. Eardely photographic Mechanic of Locke Man., and f. H. Wrong Ottawa who was the navigator and Surveyor of the party. And of Many Learned societies in new England. He edited the new Hudson Shakespeare published a volume of verse and various books. He was a Well known lecturer. About Twenty years ago he gave lectures in Winni Peg. Or. Black married in 1893, Agnes Knox the distinguished Canadian Reader who is professor of elocution in Boston University. He was a son of the Rev. John Black Liddesdale and a brother of the Rev Armstrong Black minister of St. Andrew s Church Toronto for a number of years. Charlton Black was a Man. Of the finest culture an old fashioned gentleman and Well loved. Besides his widow a daughter mrs. Hagan and a son Charlton Knox Black survive him. He was Only 66 years of age. Nipes River decreases to Normal work will commence on the installation of a new stalker which has been constructed and is now in the Yards of the builders the Dominion Bridge i company at Winnipeg for some time j manufacturers warned. I Washington d.c., july american snug company having fac tories at Memphis and Clarksville Tennessee was directed by the Federal i Trade commission today to Discon i Tine the use of unfair Price main i Cnance methods misrepresentation of competitors and their products and Dingwall two of Cirr 150 workmen employed on alterations toe Wood room furnaces being rebuilt prof. E. Black had in West head of department of English Boston University Dies professor e. Charlton Black head of the department of English Boston University who died last week had Many friends in Western Canada. When he first came West from Scotland about thirty years ago he spent a year or two in Calgary going thence to Harvard University to lecture on English literature. In 1093 he became head of English language and Litera Ture at the Boston conservatory of music he remained until 1900, when he went to the University. At Edinburgh University. Professor Black was a classmate of barrel. There lie honors in his own subjects. He was an . Of Glasgow univer sity a member of the scottish text society of the Royal society of arts the remodelling and repairing of requires the attention of skilled furriers. You ran make no mistake entrusting your work to Over 20 tears As expert Jujj ended. Furriers. 383 Portage Avenue Corner Edmonton a members Etoil merchants As e Ujj sedation furriers Section. Deaths and funerals the funeral of mrs. Elmond miss Ian who died at the Home of her daughter mrs. John. Vail Brit ii 325 Rosedale Avenue in her 72nd year and on the eve of her 50th wedding anniversary will be held tomorrow morn ing at 3.20 to the sacred heart Church where service will be conducted at 10 o clock. The interment will he in St. Mary s cemetery. In addition to her husband mrs. Mass Lalii is survived by six daughters mrs. J. Van Buren mrs. G. Mager mrs. J. Ver a Behaeghe mrs. F. Mager mrs. Poitras and mrs. A. Nys All of Winnipeg and two sons Alidor of Detroit mich., and Albert of Manitoba also her 51 grandchildren and one great grandchild. P. Coutu St. Boniface undertaker is in charge of the of omeral arrangements. The funeral of miss Janle Allen Mcneill who died wednesday last was held Friday afternoon to Elmwood cemetery. Miss Mcneill had been employed in the office of j. H. Holman a. Number of years and was later in the service of sheriff Inkster. She is survived by four Brothers John and Allan of Larne. Ireland James of middles thorough eng. And Andrew of Vancouver . And a sister mrs. J. Handel of Winnipeg. Warm weather is the Best time to have your furs remodelled. Y it s the _ in Between season when furriers Are Able to that extra time and consideration which remodelling a hand some fur garment really demands. And Why wait longer styles for autumn Are decided the furs approved. It s to be a season of Long lines and Short body furs with Long furs for trimmings. Remodelling this season will simply transform your coat with new Beauty and elegance. Entrust your furs to reputable furriers for cleaning and storage retail merchants association o Nanc furriers Section Joseph Leblanc Farmer of Lorette who had been resident with his brother in Law Raymond Johnson was found dead in his bed on Satur Day morning. He was 71 years of age and had lived in the Lorette District 36 years. The funeral under the direction of Coutu undertakers was held yesterday morning from the Resi Dence to Lorette Church the inter ment being in Lorette cemetery. Silk Hose 25c first you buy i pairs for and for additional 25c to Send you 6 pairs extra. Ladles first Quality form fashioned 21 Inch silk. Famous Long last Brand. A Hose that will give you Sabish Victory Wear ail the year round. Money refunded cheerfully if you can buy the same Hose at less than si.00 a pair. Colors Block nude. Sil Camel peach. Sizes to Send no Money. Just ,.olir _ address giving size and Czojor. 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