Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 23, 1932, Winnipeg, Manitoba Brilliant scene when lovers of the horse gather at Polo Park students of Boniface College receive awards Clear Days and warm Sunshine have dded to the attractions of a splendid a of bracing events this week and irk tit Home of the Winnipeg Polo Ivas the Mecca of and the wednesday afternoon Premier event was the Presl y and the Floral horse Olace d on the Winner by h Carter. She wore a be Smirk suit w001 Matching tones and was a timed Milel or Straw. She wore or Fox Scarf. The officers of the 4rei tuft Olacks All the after at members and their friends a few minutes for Tea Between p the members of the St. Agnes a Nind of the children s Hospital in d Etty smocks of nine and Gold Tea or sold lemonade and meets during the afternoon. Mrs. Pm rec Mcmillan was in charge and assisted by mrs. John Botterell. Var Edward Kielson mrs. Fred is. John Gemmill. Mrs. Fred mrs. Carl i. Hall. Mrs. W. M. Seal mrs. W. E. Air Law. Mrs. D. A. Of fondle mrs. L. J. F. Van j l Trossen. Mrs. Louis red mond mrs. Garth Morse and miss Marguerite Byrnes. Among the enthusiasts attend afternoon were or. And w Patrick Shea. Or. And i s. Walker or. And mrs. W. P. . Or and mrs. Walter Moss. Or. And mrs e s. Head. Or. And mrs. J. J. Bios on. Or. And mrs. J. J. Kilgour or and mrs. S. I. Cork. Or. And mrs. Burke Simpson. Or. And mrs. William Young or and mrs. C. N. Bawlf. Or. Mcl mrs. John Martin. Or. And mrs. N k . Or. And mrs. Austin Par due Minneapolis. Or. And mrs. Leo Mccarthy. Or. And mrs. Leonard Hob Dav or. And mrs. T. Cuthbert Ander son. Or. And mrs. Colin p. Pratt. Capt. And mrs. Frank Eaton or. And mrs. Louis Redmond or. And mrs. L. J. P. 7an Keims Dyk or. And mrs. Ernest hatching or. And mrs. S. New ton or. And mrs. Fred Luke. Or. And mrs. H. M. Murdoff. Or. And mrs. J. L. Crossen or. And mrs. H. Smith mrs. N j a. N. De la go class mrs. W. H. Carter. Mrs. J. H. R. Dubault mrs. Stanley m. Jean mrs. D. S. Mckellar mrs. Prank Hale mrs. Row land Payne mrs. P. Hamilton Fleming mrs. Beverley Grant Smith mrs. W. H. Montague mrs. James a. I Crowe. Mrs. R. Hill Myers mrs. H. G. Frederickson. Mrs. Jack Ruttan mrs. William Reid mrs. H. Colquhoun mrs. Montague Anderson. Mrs. Doug i Las n. Stevens mrs. George d. Woods i mrs. Roy Mclntyre mrs. C. M. Boswell mrs. Lennox Nairn Forest Hills i mrs. W. W. Hearther mrs. I Douglas Johnston mrs. T. J. Coyle mrs. Robert Gourley mrs. John Paton mrs. J. H. Bourgouin mrs. Norville Leslie mrs. W. G. J. Stephen mrs. Gordon St. Clair mrs. W. W. Hall mrs. Thomas Jackson. Mrs. M. M. Mclntyre mrs. C. C. I held mrs. Nor Man Leach. Mrs. Lewis. A Howe mrs. Raymond. Fowler mrs. Ralph j. Mcguckin mrs. Claude c. Heibach mrs Luzetta Kelly. Mrs. Edward Anderson mrs. Leslie Moffatt mrs. Athol my bean mrs. B. F. Harris mrs. W. E. Wright. Mrs. Geoffrey Fri Ifon mrs. H. R. Belt. Mrs. Arthur Lawson Tor mrs. Brian m. Ireland. Mrs. C. E. My Machtan mrs. A. J. Douglas mrs. Frank e. Halls mrs. Alex Thomson. Mrs. J. Dudley mrs. J. Gra mrs. Charles Lindsay mrs. R. M. Balmer mrs. R. J. Howden mrs. W. Culbertson. Misses Betty read. Monta Bawlf Louise Halls Bert Mclntyre Audrey Garland Noreen. Murphy Ann Dysart Jane Ryan. Frances Douglas. Audrey Steinkopf Ann Webster Leavenworth. Marguerite Syme Maude Macarthur. Is Jorle John Ston. Messes Hugh Stacpoole Jack Kil Gour Charles Armstrong. George Paton Gaston de Jardin Fraser sweat Man. George Carruthers Frank Shea e. Jamos Karl Wintamute Rene Brunswick. E. J. Boyle land Snider e. W. Kneeland Harry read Allan Robertson Alex. Stewart Allan Kelly h. M. Webster w. A. Hastings Gor Don Thomson William Osier Capel tilt Harry c. Ashdown. F. F. Mon Tague a. Mctavish Campbell Arthur de Jardin capt. Stall Ley Harrison. Ernest Moncrieff Ana a. Hamilton. Silly to Burn a child to show him that lire is dangerous. We Aren t intent on arousing Leair but on teaching1 caution. Winnipeg free press thursday 7wte 5 St. Closing exercises tuesday night held under patronage of archbishop Beliveau St. Boniface College held its closing exercises and presentation of prizes under the patronage of his Grace archbishop a a. Beli Veau tuesday evening. In the auditorium of the College. A programme of music was contributed by Richard nines Louis Bechard and the College choir. The prizes awarded were As Fol lows Gold medal presented by archbishop Beliveau awarded to Paul Dugal Gold medal presented by Bishop prud homme Prince Albert awarded to edouard Auger Gold medal presented by mgr. Jubinville awarded to Georges Ramaekers senior philosophy class Paul Dugal Success in Albert Sylvestre Junior philosophy class edouard Auger Success in sciences Adrien Jacques. Second year arts class standing Georges Ramaekers application Michael Saint Jacques. First year arts class standing Rene Letienne Paul Bernard Brunet. Four year standing Arthur Lacerte application Leopold Labossiere. Third year High class standing Louis application Louis Lahaie. Second year High class standing Zephirin. Magnan application Zephirin Magnan. First year High standing. Wilfrid Lange Van application Henri Boucher. First year High. Stand ing. Claude. Stunner application Roy bellefeuille.-., senior Commer standing Louis Verm Ette application Gerard Guilbert. Junior standing Peter Charnicki application. Mulphy Laporte French class standing Hurve Delisle application Herve Delisle f english., pre James taste application Henri Parent. Prize of character in Gold presented by the Trappist fathers awarded to Joseph Burley prize of character in Gold presented by Rev. Henri Bernard Montreal awarded to Paul Desaulniers. Standing sciences the annual Basket picnic of Peel county people of Western Manitoba. Will be told on the saturday june 25, at afternoon of Souris by Myrtle Meyer Eldred restriction caution Quad it of brightness Jan Appeal for All or us. The baby old enough co hold out his hand Lor an object t.-1u Invar choose those with glint and sparkle there is a fascination in Lun Shine in the Sheen of materials and the warmth and glow of fire undeniably at tract and old. Because we admit this Strong attraction w e should under stand that to prevent a child s making fire is simply to put off the Day when Well be off guard and he can carry out his desire unmolested. To handle and strike matches is an urge Strong that it defies punishment sad prohibition. The child sees his Parent strike matches he sees the casualness and ease. With which lire Springs from these Small Sticks and he tries the same tactics safely Litigen behind some object often inflammable because we live made this a forbidden act. There seems Only one Way to pre vent such disasters. Allow the child to use matches in the proper. Admit their fascination and the match Box can no longer be kept safely out of reach teach the child the Art of using matches without danger to himself. fireplace needs Ilont tag turn off the Pilot Light until the child has Learned his lesson let the child officiate. Show him How to strike the match How to protect it from a draft How to hold it close to material. This is no More difficult than Many of the other things we expect him to learn without question. It is Only that we Are aware of the potential danger in flames. We must teach the child not to shun fire but to its dangers and also its uses. When matches Are forbidden and Here has been us education in their use. The child does t know Why he out Haye matches. He Only knows that he can t. To say they re when everybody else is u no them is not a very convincing argument. Also. I thin it rather to n City it aug. 18 his excellency the governor Gen eral of Canada accompanied by lady bes Borough. And their suite. Will arrive in Winnipeg thursday morning August 18, at 10 o clock la. And will re j main Here until Sundst August 21, at 12.30 in the evening. With their excellencies will be the Dir son. Lord Duncannon their Nephew or. B. Bar ing. Captain a. P. Lasagne m.v.o., . Major e. D. Mackenzie . Lieut. D. Fuller . Captain r. Stuart French capt. Is John child Bart. During their i sect in Winnipeg their excellencies will Ebe the guests of his Honor j. D. Mcgregor and his daughter. Mrs. E. , at government House. Beauty talks by Lois Leeds now Stop pain Thi one drop does it instantly then Corn lifts right off not anti and for Good you know Trie Corn you can lift it right your fingers easily und it s the Safe Way that to get rid of hard and so Liko Rols and be a car a try it. Works free zone he Sills readers beat apr questions Ansty Erkd very Olla Hilr dear miss Days after i Wash my hair it is very oily again. I have tried a dry Siam poo of Orris Root and Oatmeal but it does not help. Please give me a. Recipe for re moving the Oil. I Charlotte. Of the hair is often associated with nervous Ness or Lack of Liea ath. The tiny Muscles around the Oil glands Are relaxed and the whole system must ilk order to restore them to Normal Funti Mairig. So your first should be to build up robust health. Here its the recipe of. An astringent Scalp tonic to be applied directly after be fore your hair is completely dry and free times a week thereafter one half dram salicylic acid two drams tincture of Canth Arides. One halt dram tincture of v Capsicum five ounces of Bay rum. Do not think you will need the dip shampoo with this tonic but you can remove the oily appearance by polishing your hair strand toy strand with a piece of old silk moistened Witti Fay rum. Hair is become liar thin dear miss Leeds lately i have noticed that my getting thin and comes out. I am in perfect health. Can you recommend some preparation to help you thave not de scribed the condition of your Scalp it is difficult for me Tio help you. If there is any tendency toward dryness and Dandruff the fallowing recipe will be helpful three ounces Olive Oil fifteen 15 grains of salicylic acid. A Little Olive Oil massaged into the Scalp every far several months is beneficial in. Cases of or Scalp and scanty have a hot Oil treatre ent before your shampoo and he sure to Massage you Scalp every Day for at least ten minutes. See that the Scalp moves loosely Over the Skull and is not bound. A splendid programme of sports and Novelty races for its Pic Nic was lined zip tuesday evening sheif the sports Conj Mittee of the Devon Somerset and i Cornwall association met at the Horine of the presi Dent j. Jennings. The picnic jul take place on Siuy Asan Boine part hours 9 to 322 fish guaranteed satisfaction courteous service Price right at All times brisket of beef Chuck Koast of beef thick Koast beef. In. So 12c shoulder. Boiling beef in. Hound shoulder. beef. I. _6c toc rolled brisket of 4 _ beef in. Special Sale of hic pure sausage a _ pork sausage meat. Of pure pork sausage Devo Dale sausage in beef and 1 Ork sausage. Sausage in. Tor patties a 1 h e c red ribbon Brand sausage in 4 cd roasting chickens 4 to 5 . Average. In. Choice boiling fowl 3 to 4 . Aver per in. Boneless stewing b e of per in sliced Side Bacon in. Hamburg Steak per in. Sweet pickled Back Bacon sliced. In. _25c ready to serve meats in. Tork ties jellied veal. Sliced in. __5qc 6 ____19c veal dressing. In. Fish i Batter luncheon meat. 20c fish fresh caught Lake Winnipeg 4 p 1_ Whitefish cleaned and scaled per in. I a 2 fresh caught medium Hali but any Cut per fresh caught red Spring Salmon any Cut per in. Fresh caught Lake Trout whole fish per in. mild cored Chicken 4 Hab die. Per it. No. 1 smoked fillets per la. Per 10.------------------------- meats fish downstairs Economy floor hic 322 flour hic Seal of Quality. 24-lb. Bag 59c 98-lb. Bag Japort Stuart s Raspberry or Strawberry. , land o lakes Choice q Pality. Large j tins Tea. Jyh b c pure India broken Pekoe a ., 51.20 3 75c per in. Coffee. Hic pure Jamaica. Whole ground or pulverized. 5 ., c a per ib., 26c_____ . I us bakery. Pineapple layer cake Larre. Each biscuits. Christie s 1-lb. Assorted. Regularly 35c. Special marmalade. Of Rabije. A -9 _ 4-lb. Pears. Australian Choc. Quality. No. 2 tin co a sic o ims o3c peaches. Australian sliced or halves. Choice Equality to. 3 tin o cup a iras own asparagus. O lakes. Fancy qua Lily. Picnic o size. Tin 22c____o. Liias voc Beans. Green Thole. Standard of Juanity w olives. Bike. Mclaren s. 9-ok, tin Spaghetti. Heinz in Tomato sauce. With Che set. 1-t-oz. Tin pc tins shredded wheat. Per Pkt. Lie w for All bran. Killoy a s. Cookevl and Krumb cd. Large 4 packet Lilc for Sui of soup. Aylmer Tomato or be pfc table. Per tin Loo a tins Evv pickles. Ivro Narch Brand. Sweet Aried Sweet _ Spur and Chow Chow. Jar. Per car r.1ce. Blue Llose. Large per ib., so hotter. Hic Creamery. F of 1-lb. Print we cheese. Kid eau. Plain o Pimento. Box 1 Eft i jew cheese. Ontario medium. Special per in. 1-65 groceries downstairs Economy floor hic b. G. Strawberries preserving. Per Case half ease of axes. Sunnis. Sieve eur and cantaloupes. Tancy Ripe. Juicy. Per dozen 35c, can 4 pm 1 to j3c, 49c Aud Ioc and i Lemons. Sunkist. Large size. Per Grapefruit. I on seedless________1 Lor wow 4 carrots beets. New. Try cooking apples. . . Extra c on fancy ills. Wom Kermes. Fancy Black bins. Per in Inch. O 1 o . I 29c cabbage. New dates. Fresh Golden Hallow. Pitied. Ter in. Potatoes. Irl Sli q of tapes. Irish o of tort i u cobblers. New o 1iis.6.3iu cobblers 1 w jobs. Fruits and vegetables Economy floor he a Gro Ceteria Sauad d r Ess i n a Kraft old fashioned boiled 12-oz.---- . Cheese Kraft Vel Veeta Plain Box bt1tter. Dev Banale choke 4 Jam. Stuart s Strawberry. Quality 1-lb. Carton i we 4-lb. Apricots. Choice Quality. 4 Ujj _ marmalade. Wethey s delicious Aylmer. No. S squat tin i of Orange. 29c pineapple. Crushed. Henry syrup 40-oz. Jar fancy Quality. Aylmer. 1-Qft . Green. No. 2 squat tin i of no. 2 tin red River Cereal. 2-lb. Packet 15c 5-lb. Packet 35c Spaghetti. Vith cheese. Clark s. 5-lb. Tin of Tea. H b a special blend. Per b. I Ca Geots of beets. Diced. 4 4 Yalu ice. To. S squat i i b c pure Cocoa. 4 go per i we Sweet Hun Ter a 10-oz. Net Jar Sandwich Chicken Halls net Coffee. Hic Economy blend. Ground. Per in a i w soap flakes. Princess Tarje pact Are 1 Small size 4 q package i 25c f soap. Northern. Made in Winnipeg. A t oct bar i Bari of Csc Gro Ceteria downstairs econ Orny floor hic incorporated May hours 9 . To 6 All depts. 322 ii tilth is a Blessing that Money cannot buy. It is the vested right of every child born into the world. Youth takes it for granted. Maturity gives thanks or prays for it. rejoices in it or repents the loss of it. It were Beller to be pushing a wheel chair than Riding in one. Nature possesses All of the elements that make for health. The first among these is Sunshine. When Sunshine gets into the body it fast finds its Way to the heart. The rays of the summer Sun should be allowed to penetrate and bring into play their soothing Healing properties. Clothes for the Beach the picnic the play ground Are so fashioned As to admit those rays. Guard your health its importance can not be overestimated. Let us suggest your summer Ward Robe. More and More people Are shopping at the Bay suggestions galore for summer dining and informal entertaining in the series of lecture demonstrations by miss . Sharpe graduate of the agricultural College. How to make salads cocktails and Frozen desserts and How to serve Thein. To use your Frigidaire for practically All your summer these and Many More interesting phases will be demonstrated and discussed. The showing of our new florentine glassware will be an added attraction. In the China Section each Day at 2.30 and 3.30 . Third floor hic getting such mesh hosiery 98c for should make you hurry Down first thing in the morning. A medium size mesh which is the Best All around size in pure silk from toe to Picot top. Full fashioned. Irregulars. Eight smart shades in sizes 8% to 10y2. Get into mesh and you get into style. Hosiery main floor hic my m be thursday s feature summer dresses for every hour of the Day por misses to 20 for women 36 to 44 every style you have been wanting is Here Large special Purchase bringing to you the newest summer fashions at Many dollars less ankle length chiffons smart enough for the most important jackets of course. Tailored sports suits in pastel coloured crepes to keep you Cool and smart through the hottest Days. Printed jacket dresses Light prints for the afternoon Bridge or colors for business. Dresses second floor hic six Good reasons Why you should choose these Balbriggan pyjamas put your summer costumes on a smart _ footing in shoes 1 smart Lavender line styles. 2 pack into Little space. 3 do not need ironing. 4 comfortable to sleep in. 5 easy to launder. 6 pretty pastel colors. Sizes 32 to 40. Rayon sets trimmed or pm 79c set lace trimmed or Plain. Vests and bloomers or bras Sieres and bloomers. Sizes 34 to 42. Lingerie second floor hic reduced to ;