Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 8, 1928, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Res5el scarcely larger than dwarfed As she place in traffic by Joe Nego Nahl it by the new not no tip Bers from various parts of the province Normal manner and constipation j have already subscribed. The Secretary. I aus s you a Aie j Musgrove. Otters to Send copies if you arc troubled will Qiu n and kidney action if acids have pervaded your yes if your nervous system is Tui urn Ynn cannot Seii sundly , of the Constitution to anyone meter tested. I while the society refrains from Over i statement of what its programme in City detectives arrest Man wanted in Calgary arrested by City police saturday night Aubrey a. Plowman who is wanted at Calgary on a charge of theft is in the cells at Klipert Street police station awaiting Calgary police escort to take him Back to stand trial. He was found in the City by detectives. The escort from Calgary is expected to arrive in the City today. Trespassing of railway at Kenora is expensive special despatch to the free Tress Kanoni ont., oct. A View to convincing some of the East end residents of Kenora that trespassing on the . Tracks with a View. To sweeping out empty Grain cars is n most costly As Well As Dan proud proceeding. Magistrate j. A. A Nncy has fined one Del Tient s10 and costs in the police court this morning. The a Ruvay fear a fatal Accident and Are taking strict measures to keep the Grain collectors off the treks. Speakers Are appointed to talk on Manitoba products speakers were appointed at the meet ing of the made in Manitoba commit tee Friday afternoon to give addresses to various organizations on the Advant Ages of buying Home mad products. The organizations and the men who will Speal to them Are As follows Brandon kiwanis club. Arnold Smith Brandon rotary club. A. W. Penton Success business College Roy Parkhill g. W. Penton. R. S. Carey g. A. Phare j. S. Martin Canu Keena club. E. A Jordan women s Institute g. A. Phare Treherne women s Institute. R. S. Carey. All these men Are considered experienced on the subject As they have been connected with the i work of the made in Alan Toba com Mittie for some time. Ing of the Institute to be held monday at b . The report of delegates to the annual convention at Oxdrift also the District Conven Lon at Emo will be Given. H. E. Kelly will give a Short address on new methods of cools Long. The meet no will be held la the Assembly Hall of the Library. At the appointed hour the Bride room with his groomsman or. Horny Wilson took their places and to the strains of the bridal chorus from played by or. Alex Suth Erland the bridal party entered. First came the bridesmaid Mesa Nellie sell Wood sister of. Wore a Dainty of aurem me crepe Chine and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and Maidenhair Fern. Then with her father who gave her in Nair ten go came the pretty Bride Waentig her wedding gown of Poudre Biu a Ftp Florin draped in front with Dainty frills and caught at the left Side with a Brilliant ornament. She carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses tid Maidenhair Fern. After the ceremony the reception was held in the american women s club rooms Donalda Block where a Buffet luncheon was served. The Bride s Mother chose for the occasion a gown of Black crepe Back Satin trimmed with Rose beige geor Gette. She wore u Corsage of roses. The bridegroom s Mother chose a gown of Navy Blue Flat crepe trimmed with Sand crepe de Chine. The Bride and bridegroom will re Side at their new Home on Downing Street Winnipeg. The quiet wedding took place at the manse. 296 Hampton Street. St. It incs monday evening when Florence Davis Aud Cyril Alvin Henry both of Winni Peg were United in marriage by Rev h. B. Duckworth. Eliminate accidents and wrecks in hazardous weather during Early and late sailings. Gon son of the late Gen. Obregon out of danger today physicians said. C. Of the . Govern was wounded last week by a ment has charge of negotiations. He is unofficially communicating with the Canadian government to learn just what system is followed in Canada and he will Endeavor to co operate with Ottawa in whatever plan is evolved. Japan unlikely to mediate with . On naval Accord reach no agreement yet on closing of navigation can Dlan despatch Washington. D.c., oct. Efforts of the United states government to get shipping men of the great lakes to Gether on dates for the opening Ana closing of navigation is proceeding slowly. Several meetings have been held this week but nothing has been arrived at. It is not Likely that any system will be involved in time for the closing of navigation this year but government off class have High Hopes of achieving an agreement which will Mexico City oct. Obre l associated Frei Calle Tokyo Japan oct. Of Ida minister of Marine said in Ca interview today that it was highly improbable that Japan would at tempt to mediate with Tho unit id states on the Anglo French naval com Promise. He added it is regrettable that the for naval reduction is not about Quinton 80 Kenora ont., oct. Came to his death As a result of an Accident the Coroner s jury found after holding an inquest into the Circum stances Friday. Several witnesses were heard showing that or. Elliott s engine had been struck by an Cost Bounty freight train last wednesday the Yard engine being foul of Tho main line. Kenora ont., oct. The meet and the getting together of an Art Library Are within its plans de i signed to make it valuable to All us members. 1 Sermon subject unreality remember the Winnipeg foundation when making gifts to Charity the Man who shivered to perhaps he was awaiting a Friend per l Chance a fair acquaintance or maybe he was mesmerized by the whizzing traffic for seemingly oblivious to the chill of the evening he stood rooted to the spot it was then he shivered. The time to Wear a top coat is now so get out yours and Don it for an ounce of Preven Tion is Worth a Pound of cure. You Are particular about your appearance you will first see it does not discredit you and the calling of Quinton s is Assurance that your coat will be free from disfiguring to Tell the world the sort of Man you really Are. Service is yours on dialling 4-2-3-6-1. I. Fall .51.00 spats .35c suits .51.50 gloves .20c scarves .35c-50c fort tf0. Telephone 42361 seven direct lines if your blood if a pm i. Tji ii impure Thexton is still ilk and Nalii r forms Aru unconscious in Hospital unreality was Tho subject of the lesson sermons in Chris Tum science churches yesterday. The Golden text read he that will love ule and cd 5ood Days let him refrain his Tongue i i no lbs becl1 made in evil. Und his lips that they Speal condition of George Thexton i Peter by deciding to to immediately Toi Lelec Ftp no r is at talc m be Ricer a the scriptural selections included the one of the loading drug stores to Hospital still unconscious from sen j following for thus Salth the Lorf swim i boil in or of Keno injuries received when he was that created the heavens god himself von w the Ink n Sunn caught by the drive Belt of a threshing that formed the Earth and made it a if s Pri Ivon i i plums m l s of a machine. His condition is still grave he hath established it. He created h i Cie in this City just Hospital reported Early vain he formed it to be in Plain truth your stomach tej. You have food is in if y. And does not Brood health. City u i any Lic multitude who use i this regularly a hat their opinion i a e cd ukr not Suys esl a. E it tiling to do. Keeno in just Roul s Ood that produces Safe Relief in 1 Putin use corns h Cne minute or. Scholl s Zino pads put an my to the worst Corn pain by cushioning the and removing the and Leonard Heaton to give piano recital tuesday pressure of shoes. These pads Are thin protective Healing. Guaranteed Safe and sure. Doctors use j i commend them for that reason. Today. At All drug shoe and every when. Dos chills an annual musical treat provided by Tho Hudson s Bay company will take p Ace this season. Tuesday evening at 0.30 o clock in the company s Storf when Leonard Heaton will be heard in recital. Mrs. Burton Kurth will be assisting artist while Burton Kurth will act As accompanist. The first Section of the programme will comprise selections from Chopin with a Beethoven number while Frank Bridge for. Poulenc m. Grainger and Liszt Are also represented and Over the composed by or. Heaton himself will also be an interesting feature. Mrs. Kurth will sing selections from Stanford and Dunhill. A halted i am the lord and there is i none and i have not spoken in secret. In a dark place of the Earth 1 said not unto the seed of Jacob. Seek be me in vain. I the lord speak righteousness i declare things that Are Isaiah 45 18, included in the lesson Sermon were also correlative passages from the Christian science text Book science and health with key to the by Mary Baker Eddy one of which read everything Good or worthy god made. Whatever is valueless or Bane Ful. He did not its in Page Kreisler coming. Put one pain is Gonel Fritz the great violinist were you on time this morning made in Canada you can of on time every morning if you rely on a West lox alarm to Wake you. Put your Trust in West lox. There s a variety of other West lox to choose from some with Plain dials others night and Day dials. Priced As Low As sold everywhere. West lox in Colour big Ben de luxe and tiny Tim in Dainty Flower like at the ame Price Nickel. Ben Hurit Olio made in attracts Western clock co., limited Peterborough ont. Hert fill my car weddings the wedding took place in St. Church saturday morning. Sept. 29, cd Hazel Sara eldest daughter of or. And mrs. J. W. Farrar to Oliver Cloutier of Winnipeg. Rev. Father Mccullough officiated. The Bride wore a frock of Poudre Blue Georgette with Matching hat and a ruled a bouquet of bridal roses. She was attended by her sister. Miss Muriel , who wore a gown of Patch crepe backed Satin and Black hat and carried n 1 bouquet of sweetheart roses. Or. Win ired Cloutier. Brother of the Bride Groom was groomsman. After t in ceremony a reception was held at the of the Bride s parents 384 bran Don Avenue following which or. Hurt mrs. Cloutier left on a motor trip to the United states and on their return will reside in the Warwick apartments. The pretty wedding took place at the Home United Church. Saturday september is of Vcra Irene Carey daughter of or. And mrs. T. Carey of los Angeles to s j. Haddad son of or. And mrs. M. Had Lnu. Of Winnipeg. Rev. Or. Mcfarlan officiated. At the a Kev. Mcparlan officiated. At the appointed hour the bridegroom with the or. Albert Haddad. Took his place at the altar. To the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin the bridal party came slowly up the aisle preceded by the Matron of Honor mrs. Hugh Gray who was charmingly attired in a gown of Orchid Flat crepe bouffant style showing a tight fitting bodice the skirt falling in folds to the Ankles showing an uneven heir line bordered in ruffle of tulle of match ing Shade. She wore a picture hat of Georgette banded in velvet Stream ers of Matching Shade and carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses. Lastly came the Bride who was Given in marriage by or. Hugh Gray. She was charmingly gowned in a Model of Rose Blush and Nile Green Georgette made bouffant style showing a tight fitting bodice the full skirt being bordered in Nile Green with inserts of metallic lace embroidered in Small roses graduating in folds to the Ankles. She wore a picture hat of Nile Green mohair banded in wide velvet with streamers forming Loose Bow and Fallins to Tho hem of her gown. She carried a showed bouquet of Sunburst roses and Illy of the Valley. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Home of the Bride Groom s parents. 68 Grove Street after which the Happy couple left on a motor trip to Minneapolis and Points j South. On their return they will re Side in Winnipeg. The pretty wedding took place a Knox Church saturday sept. 29, Mary Louise daughter of mrs. A. Whit Combe. Nassau Street to Arthur Leaf of Winnipeg. At the appointed hour the Bride room. With his groomsman. Or. Peter Whitcombe 2nd prof. F. W. Kerr officiating Clergyman. Took their places to the strains of the bridal i from the Bride i entered the Church with her Uncle Kir Jack waver preceded by the brides miss Dorothy Adderley. 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