Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, July 21, 1927

Issue date: Thursday, July 21, 1927
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 21, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Mike press Winnipeg thursday july 21, 1927 s presented Winnipeg Plant operates for Fiill year without one Accident award for clean record by employees made by port land Cement association on a Little grass plot in front of Plant 13 of the Canada Cement com Pany limited at fort Whyte. Stands a Large Granite trophy in recognizance of the fact that the 175 employees of that concern went throw High 1926 with out an Accident. Six Cement plants on the North and South american continents have been awarded such a Monument since 1925. But Only two of them obtained a perfect record. Before representatives of the provincial government the City and of various organizations As Well Asem Plo yees of the Plant the Monument was unveiled yesterday afternoon with impressive ceremony. Speakers spoke of the occasion a unique in the annals of Winnipeg s history for it marked a distinct advancement in the Campaign to prevent accidents among the Industrial work ers of the province. The actual unveiling was conducted by Dobson. Of Ershaw. Alta. An employee of the company and the daughter of one of its oldest workers. J. R. Dow rec superintendent of Plant 13, was in charge of ceremonies and introduced the various speakers. A. J. R. Curtis Chicago assistant to the Gen eral manager of the Portland Cement organization which donated the the Dedica tory speech. Achievement the Man was cold and restricted of vision who was not thrilled at the achievement of a great Industrial Plant such As that of the Canada Cement company limited at fort Whyte operating for a year without Accident a. J. R. Curtis said. It seemed almost inconceivable that so Large a group of men consign try exposed to so great a variety of Haz Ards could continue uninterruptedly to avoid physical mishap Over so Long a period of time. The answer was efficient Organiza Tion intelligent and painstaking at Tention to business working habits i based on sound experience and the general application of the Golden Rule to an extent which made every Man in the organization feel that so far As avoidance of accidents was concerned he was his brother s keeper. Or. he declared it is my unique privilege As the representative of the Portland Cement association to offer our congratulations to you personally As the superintendent of a Mill which has been Able to win the port land Cement association trophy. Only six Cement plants on the american continent have been Able to a com i plish this splendid feat. Any amount of Pride on your part is justified under the circumstances. You and your men have earned and Are being accorded today the respect of the entire Cement in his connection with the work men s compensation Board. Major new comb stated Htit it was his business to see to the prevention of accidents. The management and employees of the Canada Cement company limited Plant 13. Were to be congratulated for their Success in preventing Accident during 1926, he said. Anything that would prevent accidents was Worth while carrying out. This was brought Home by the fact that in Manitoba every month. 1.000 accidents occurred in Index Istria concerns and that every six Days a Man gave up his life in an Industrial Plant. The casualties of War were great but the casualties of Industry were also great. Of you merely Cut the top off it certainly will. Tho end la Root. You must got out. Cutting the top of a com off with a razor or burning to off with caustic lotions Etc., does t do any Good. It May do great harm by causing infection or even blood poisoning. Also it hurts and the Root just sprouts right by again so your Corn soon hag a Brand new top on it big scr and More than Ever. The top is Only dead skin anyway. Get at the Little pointed part or Cote that extends Down in o the toe. That is what when i pc was on sensitive nerves and it is the part you hav set out. A flood handful of Reudel b Salt Atea la Clyed in a gallon or so of hot cd Batly Ater will soften coma and callouses it co water softens just soak them in this for a Tufte hold of the Corn with your fingers and out in will come Root and All. The refilled Reudel Bath Salt rates costs very Little and any druggist will have it. A half Pound is sufficient rid the whole family of All foot obtainable at Roost Draff stores for 50c. Or direct from the distributors. Mana limited new Birka building. Montreal. Happy dreams my Darling All s you say As you close her bedroom door softly. All is not Well. Even in her clean White Hittle bed Lurk the germs of the very diseases you most dread. But it is As easy to make your Home completely germ free As it a to clean it in your regular Way. Just add. A tablespoonful of Lysol disinfectant to each quart of your clean ing proceed As usual. I that s All. I buy a bottle today. . Limited Sac Cesio for Canada to lated Psi try fish six month jail sentence for woman charged under narcotic act two persons were Given jail sentences and lined and one other was fined heavily at the afternoon sitting of the morality court yesterday when 18 charges under the Manitoba tem Perance act and two under the Nar Cotic drugs act came before Magis trate Noble. In the liquor charges two convictions were registered and two were dismissed the remainder being remanded to later crates. John Krickloff 956 notre Dame Avenue was lined and costs and Given two weeks in jail and in de fault of payment of the Fine two More months in jail on a charge of Selling Liq tier in is dwelling House to the rear of his store. Sidney Hoar was fined and costs for keeping liquor in other than a private dwell ing. A charge of having liquor in other than a private dwelling Laid against Harvy Kelly 219 Garry Street was dismissed. The charge of Keepin liquor in other than a private dwell ing against Frank r. Altai 377 Portage Avenue. Was dismissed when his younger brother who came to Canada from Italy less than a year ago admitted that the liquor was his and that his brother. Prank did not know he had it. Mrs. Lilly Simmons 6 Stone Block was sentenced to six months in jail and fined s200 and costs or three months in jail on a charge of having narcotic drugs in her Possession. She pleaded guilty to the charge. Bail entreated when accused disappears delegation protest lodged against build ing proposed for Mary land Street counsel for owner declares Structure would be credit to District vigorous protest against the erection of a moving picture theatre on the Northeast Comer of Westminster Avenue and Maryland Street was made to the committee on Public safety at the City Hall yesterday afternoon by residents of the neighbourhood. The matter was referred to aldermen Chisholm and Leech to report at the next meeting of the committee. Included in the speakers for the delegation were d. W. Buchanan Mcelheran and John Mcgregor. R. F. Mcwilliams appeared for a. Kershaw who is erecting the theatre the delegation stated that it was a serious matter for the City permit the erection of a theatre in that locality when there was a Peti Tion against it signed by nearly the immediate residents. They submitted it was unfair to taxpayers of a residential area. R. F. Mcwilliams for or. Kershaw. Stated there had been no underhand a tidiness in the matter. The City had granted the per Mit to build the theatre. As far As the District being a residential area was concerned. Or. Mcwilliams stated Maryland Street was a. Traffic artery and always would be. Many businesses operated on Tho Street now. The theatre his client proposed to erect would be a credit to the neighbourhood and would give High class shows he stated. Members of the protesting delegation stated that if the theatre was allowed by the Council it Wos High time a zoning system was brought into effect. One resident had threatened to sell up if the theatre was erected. A representative of West Minster Church said that a meeting of the Church Board was called and every member present opposed a theatre so close. To Tho Church while sympathetic toward the Dele gation the committee Felt there was no action it could take in View of the fact that a permit had been granted to or. Kershaw to build a theatre and suggested an injunction by the residents As n recourse. The matter was finally left to be dealt with on the report of aldermen Chisholm no Leech. The application for a permit to erect the seven Storey apartment Block Oil Kennedy Street South of Broadway was approved. A change in the bus route on Westminster Avenue was re commended to Council. It is not pro posed to operate the bus on White Hall Avenue bit to turn at Osborne and Braodway and return via Broad Way and Balmoral place. Permission was Given the Canadian Pacific rail Way to erect a temporary building for the use of harvesters passing through the City the property to be taken out of the first class fire limits. Godfre divorce signed Detroit mir.h., july Lois Knowlson Dodge s decree of divorce from Horace e. Dodge was signed to Day by judge Vincent m. Brennan at the request of her attorney. Dodge is the son of the late automobile manufacturer. Bail of was entreated by magistrate Kobie yesterday when Max Holdeer. Taken in custody Friday july 15, at the request of the provincial police Quebec who want him on a perjury charge failed to answer the calling of his name. J. M. Isaacs counsel for Holtzer de clares that the bail cannot he entreated on the grounds that Holtzer was illegally arrested being taken into Cus Tody on information contained in a Telegram from the Quebec authorities. The bail consisted of sureties of each of Victory Bonds and real property put up by an Ben Pyzer and Jake Levine and Holtzer s personal Bond of students Are awarded scholarships by k. Of a ladies and children s handkerchiefs to Clear in an extra Good Quality of Lawn. A big Range of colors and patterns to choose from. Winnipeg Council of the knights of Columbus announced yesterday award of the scholarships recently established by the local knights which Are tenable at St. Paul s College Winnipeg. The winners Are John c. Altmayer Francis f. Bestock Bernard Liddiard Constantine Schmidt Peter s. Ullman four of the boys Are pupils of St. Joseph s school. College Avenue while the fifth boy is from St. Alphonsus school Elm Wood. Tho scholarships Are awarded on the basis of the Grandc eight examination conducted by the provincial depart ment of education. Approximately sixty boys from six of the parochial schools of Winnipeg competed for these scholarships. Try and District i 11 in w i Liuti a buys adjoining farms covering o.crc3 of Laud have been taken in the Saskatoon Mountain area in the peace River Valley by p. N. Loberg a norwegian Farmer and his ten sons completing what is believed to be a record for land settlement in the Canadian West. Outstanding admission of Germany to Botary was the out standing event of the recent International convention stated w. P. Fess president of the Winnipeg Botary club. J and a Delegate to the convention when addressing the regular luncheon of the club yesterday at the fort Garry. Company is Fine of and costs on each of two charges for breach of the minimum wage act was imposed on the Perth Dye works in provincial police court yesterday. The company found guilty of working its employees longer hours than the Law allows. A Mcgrath Secretary of the labor Bureau Laid the information. A values to 75c, 600 pairs ladies Sample Hose in a Good Quality of Lisle Cotton and silk. All with double knit feet. Colors White Brown Grey Blush and Black. Sizes 8% to 10 inches. 25 suits Only fortunate indeed Are the boys who secure one of these suits. Just 25 Only in a final clean up of Odd lines and broken sizes. Oliver twist suits for the Little Fellows. Bloomer and straight knee knickers for bigger boys. Note Sixes to years and sizes 29, 30, 33 and 34. 36-pairs Only in this great bargain. Another hurry up bar gain. Big boys White Duck Longs. Ideal pants for holi Days and All Outing events. Finished with Belt loops and cuff Bottoms. Sizes 14, 15 and 16 years. Robinson co. Limited _. I _ thursday our twice a year big from All departments stocktaking Over the Odd lines Small lots and remnant ends which we have grouped into different prices that will insure a Quick disposal rummage Sale curtain materials 9c Yard assortment of Odd lines and discontinued colors in various grades and weaves of spotted Muslin printed Marquisette Border e d scrims Plain coloured Marquisette a n d printed scrims. Special 9c Yard. Come prepared for a real clean up bargain feast you la not be disappointed a rummage clean up from tie notion Section values up to 50c. All one Price. I Etc a general stocktaking clean up grouping of Odds and ends Small lots Etc., that include embroidery scissors Needle cases Fine Combs dressing Combs hair pins buttons garters and Many other useful notions. No phone orders please. Thousands of remnants from a departments where Yard goods Are sold wonderful Wash fabric remnants. Lovely Wool dress goods remnants. Hundreds of Beautiful silk remnants. A big grouping of drapery remnants. Many useful Linen and Staple remnants. Many useful lengths in curtain remnants. Plain and fancy shirting or apron remnants. All remnants at half Price or less a big Section of the main Moor will be devoted entirely to this big remnant Selling extra salespeople Cashiers and wrappers. See the big counters of ribbon Lake and trimming remnants. Away below half regular prices. All hand bags and i Bells at argan res 120 ladies hand bags in a Good Quality of leather medium Sixes. Good value at Sale Price 300 ladies Novelty belts to Clear in a Good lot of styles assorted lengths. Regular value to 35c each. Sale Price a big clean up lot of men s summer socks at All sizes in the lot. Regi Ilar values up to 65c. You will not find All sizes in each color or Quality but collectively we have All. Sizes for the Early shopper. Imported Fine sum Mer weight Lisles also some fancy mixtures but please do not ask for phone orders on these Odds and ends. R a f classic does for sizes 2-5 every pair made by this Well known specially House for children. Boot style Only Lake or Button. Women s boudoir a samples arid slightly soiled sizes from our Stock. A very comfortable Slipper nicely finished quilted padded insoles and rubber heels. Thursday repriced for Quick clearance. A big clean up grouping of men s High Grade neckwear extraordinary qualities Beautiful Colon and patterns. Regular s2.00 and qualities. Al Al All one Price 3 i a most extraordinary Sale of men s Lilauti Ful Cut silk lies All the better qualities also genuine Susquehanna real silk and Wool crepes. All newest patterns and colourings. About six Hundred ties All grouped at one Price thursday in our Busy men s Corner. -50c Large saucepans double boilers and Jug s in first Quality triple coated Blue and White enamel Ware priced for Quick clearance thursday. Limited quantities. Batcher and Kitchen knives 39c Eif Rovt Irti Blade of Fine tempered steel Rosewood handle brass riveted an Ideal Knite for everyday Kitchen use 89c quart for Interior and exterior use. Produces a hard Brilliant Flat Ali exceptional durability and smoothness. Genuine Auto strop razors 45c genuine Valet Auto strop razors Gold plated in a neat Plush lined Metal Case Complete with Sloop and bade. Lemon or Cedar 7c eng Jit ounce cans of or Cedar Oil for polishing floors Woodwork furniture linoleum Etc. Odd platters 50c blown tumblers Bell shaped several sizes values to dozen. 15c opaque Glass tumblers of serviceable weight for bathrooms at half Price. Coloured lamps 25c outside frosted lamps in the popular round shape topless colors Amber yellow and Plain. Lustre China Tea sets serviceable weight China Tea sets with Virle Borders of Blue or Tan Lustre consisting of 6 Tea plates 6 cups and saucers 1 Tea pot 1 covered sugar Idow and 1 Cream Pitcher. Silver plated Ware a Clearing of hundreds of pieces of Fine Silver plated flatware. Cream ladles butter spreaders sugar shells Jam spoons butter knives Etc., Etc., in such Well known makes As Community Reliance plate Canadian win. A. Rogers Etc., Etc. Glass shades 8c each frosted Glass shades suit Able for fixture or drop lights priced at one third for thursday shoppers. Lre included in this big rummage clearance thursday Only smart stylish trimmed hats with. Regular Robinson. Values up to thursday. The material alone in most of these Hals would Cost nearly double this special clean up Sale Price. A vast assortment of colors. All head sizes. Models Ifor either Matron or miss Many lavishly trimmed with the smartest Flowers for this season. On Sale thursday morning nine o clock. A big table of slightly soiled hats including a number of White Sample hats. Both trimmed and Untrif Mnick models. Special clean up us prices and wholesome tasty mealtime hints a glance at the following list should convince most House wives that there s Money to be saved in buying groceries Here 23 s31. Marmalade Wagstaffe s scotch style marmalade. Monte Brand Bart Lett pears no. Size tin per tin. Tea cubes tale s imported Tea cubes 16-oz. Pkg 2 . Jelly Harvest Brand Cra Bapple Jelly a 3-lb. Sealer. H Brand no. 1 tall tin. Jam Langley Stone less Plum. Jam. 4-lb. Tin. Harris table Quality per Basket. Size. 2 . Fancy blogs per in. New cobblers 5 ibs. For and firm per in. fancy frocks children s rompers and dresses White and coloured Chintz cushions Novelty scarves table covers stamped lunch sets combing jackets centres Linen runners. All greatly reduced. Thursday. Point lace waists edgings and insertions. Many different patterns. J per card. 3 brocaded Cors Lettes lightly honed in front elastic inserts at sides average length. Sizes 32 to c Odd brassieres with elastic shoulder straps or fitted armholes in White and flesh colors. Extra Large sizes Only. To Clear at. Ladies coloured lingerie at makers prices 59c to the above Are extra value comprising step ins bloomers Princess slips gowns pyjamas and in Days. The Are in voiles crepe cloth Dimity w0 silk and Plain Cotton and come in shades of Pink peach mauve Green can. Etc. Some have touches of lace Ming. Very suitable for Holiday Wear. Inventory clearance and genuine Panama leghorn hats. Light in weight Cool and comfortable. All grouped for Quick Sale. In Many cases half Price and less. Finished with Plain Black hands or coloured bands. This season s newest shapes in snap and pinched All sizes 6% to clean up at boys regular and 51.75 Khaki shirt with collars. Men s Collar attached work shirts. A Odds and sizes in the lot and All regular to Don t wait. Be Here at nine. No phone order ends. Fess is ;