Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 06, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page ten. Winnipeg free press. Wednesday july 5, 1938. Mystic Medico woman s death linked to plan to prevent birth by hypnotism Hollywood cal., july 5 cup Robert Avery Gilbert the hypnotist who won Fame As the great Gilbert on the vaudeville stage today told police he had been summoned to the Home of mrs. Marie colombos 23, to prevent childbirth by hypnotic suggestion. The Young housewife and Mother was found dead in her Home thurs Day under mysterious conditions. Gilbert denied he had administered to the woman. He said he merely had gone to the colombos Home at the suggestion of the Hus band George colombos 23, to Dis cuss treatments. Gilbert won attention recently when he aided mrs. Ethel Gaynor of los Angeles to a painless child birth by what he called Post hypnotic suggestion. Gilbert said mrs. Colombos told him she had been taking drugs. A preliminary autopsy report indicated traces of the drugs in mrs. Colombos stomach. Colombos told police he summoned Gilbert to assist mrs. Colombos in preventing childbirth. Livestock awards placed Brandon Man. July 6. Specia draft horses stepped of before the judges at Manitoba provincial exhibition at Brandi tuesday afternoon and further classes of Aberdeen Angus an Jersey cattle Oxford Down Shee and Yorkshire pigs received thei ribbons. In the heavyweight horse Classe Over pounds the Clydesdale group was headed by Johnnie member of Allan c. Leslie s Well known heavy team with his team mate Sandy in second place. Thir was taken by Johnny owned b g. Austin Brownridge of Brandon the corresponding class of horses of Percheron or Belgia Type produced eight entrants a from Manitoba. First place went t a gelding owned by Howard me Phail of Forrest near Brandon with second award to l. And e Senkbeil. Kemnay and third t Harold Poole Kemnay. For filly or gelding of 103e Brownridge had first in the Clyd group and w. A. Middleton. Bran Don. Showed the Winner in the per herons. Ontario Herd Good the Ontario Herd of Edward Brothers. Watford dominated the three senior cow classes in Thi Angus Breed but yielded place to those shown by Harry Leader Anc son. Portage la Prairie in two Junior groups. Edwards had Junior and grand Champion in Enfil Een 01 Anoka and the senior honors Leav ing Reserve Junior to Leader. In the Jersey females senior honors also went to an Ontario Herd that of j. W. Innes Wood Stock. Only in the calves did a Western Herd Lead when Henry Thompson and son Fairlight sask. Took Reserve Junior. The offs rms of a single Bull. Volunteer april s Sultan captured for Innes both senior and Junior get of sire classes in Oxford sheep the Rockwood boys and girls club of Rockwood ont., had Champion and Reserve Champion ram and Champion Ewe leaving the female Reserve championship for the other exhibitors s. Grossman. Fort Garry. For female Yorkshire hogs Alex. Mcphail Brandon produced the Junior Reserve Junior and Reserve senior winners and a. C. Weir Aberdeen. Sask., showed the senior new under Arm Cream deodorant safely stops perspiration 1. Does not rot dresses does not irritate skin. 2. Waiting to dry. Can be used Light after shaving. 3. Instantly stops perspiration for 1 to 3 Days. Removes odor from perspiration. 4. A pure White greaseless stain less vanishing Cream. 5. Aired has been awarded the approval Seal of the american Institute of laundering for being harmless to fabrics. Ten million jars of arrid have been sold. Try ajar today arrid in Tore which Ell i in 15c Mil Rilet goods Champion Mcphail headed All the group classes. Specials for amateurs in Mani Toba bred horses fell to Alex Milne Newdale g. A. Brownridge bran Don w. A. Middleton Brandon r. Macpherson Brandon l. And h. Senkbeil and Harold Poole. Record livestock entry judging began tuesday morning on the largest entry of livestock at Brandon exhibition for Many years with horses sheep and Swine show ing increases from last year of 15 to 55 per cent and poultry the largest entry for ten years. Cattle slightly decreased. Placing of the boar classes Yorkshire hogs by Robert Hopkin son Seamans gave the Genii championship to Alex Mcphea Brandon on blonde Beau 7th, Bre by the University of Saskatchewan and Toronto Champion in 1936. Me Phail had also senior Reserve an Junior championship went to ale Weir Aberdeen sask., and Junio Reserve to j a. Tolton Oak Lak Man. In sheep placed by Harry Follet Duval. Sask., Competition in Shrop Shires was Between f. W. Gurney Paris ont and h. B. Hunter Winnipeg. Hunter had the Reserve Champion Ewe and the other Honor in ewes and rams went to Gurne in the Aberdeen Angus Classe the perennial Champion Bandolier of Anoka 6th, shown by Edward Brothers Watford. Ont., was Senio and grand Champion for the thir time at Brandon. Edwards had als the Junior Champion and the Reserve senior and Reserve grand. Harry Jeader and son Portage la Prairi lad Reserve Junior in North an Elbard 3rd. Angus cattle wer placed by f. W. Crawford Winnipeg. In the jerseys placed by prof papal Joseph Lecomte zouave former member of Manitoba legislature and mayor of Boniface who died tuesday aged 87, and will be buried thurs Day from St. Boniface Cathedral to St. Norbert cemetery. J. W. G. Macewan Saskatoon Senio and grand championship went to j Innes Woodstock ont 01 Sultan s designer. Innes also too he Junior championship and both serves. A beginning was made in the classes of Grade horses. For mar Vith foal by Side in the Percheron and belgian group l. And e Enki ii Kemnay had first on the. Mares and a. C. Kirkpatrick Kern nay first on foal. Glen Campbell Chater had no Competition in the corresponding lasses of Clydesdale grades. For Pony Mare with foal by Side Betty Macpherson. Brandon Hac first Douglas Slater Brandon second d. N. Williams Oak Lake Hird. Placing of the foals was in the ame order. Record attendances after two Days of Royal Sunshine hat brought record breaking at enhances officials Are gratified the Success of the fair thus far Hough the usual Peak Days Are yet 0 come. Grandstand crowds exceed d those of the corresponding Days year ago. An interesting feature of the Hor cultural building was the exhibit Honey. The award for the most attractive exhibit of Honey bees Honey plants Etc., went to de. Ustin Brandon. For the 12 boxes 1 comb Honey w. J. Currie of Randon took first award while Ubert Chapman of Brandon took to firsts for 10 pounds of grand Ted Honey in Glass and for 10 funds of extracted Honey. W. J. Urrie also was Given first awards Alian bees in single comb and for beeswax. Blaze of glory exhibits of the provincial Peony Low Are by themselves a Blaze of Lory. H. L. Patmore of Brandon cured largely among the winners King several firsts. Other winners this various Section were mrs. R. Topham Kemnay Alex Ashby Neepawa j. C. Benson Brandon l. Shewan Brandon. Special awards of the american Eony society were won by the University of Manitoba Winnipeg a Iver medal and mrs. R. C. Topham Kemnay. The special awards does your breath broadcast i Wear false play pol ident most people who Wear plates or Bridges suffer from a special kind of bad breath. Dentists Call Ture you won t know if you have it but it can spoil your happiness. Friends will shudder people avoid you and the worst of it is that Ordinary brushing cannot prevent it neither will Mouth washes. For the odor comes from a mucin scum that collects on plates and Bridges. This scum soaks up germs and decay bacteria and causes a vile odor that you cannot detect. One thing can Stop denture that s pol ident new Bushless cleaner has won the approval of thousands of dentists. Users say it s a Blessing. Pol ident not Only purifies false Teeth but also removes All stain tarnish and deposits. Makes breath sweeter plates look better and feel better. Costs Only at any drug store and lasts for Many weeks. Money Back if not delighted. Cleans purifies like magic put Plato or Brydso in o Litlo poll Dent powder. Leave in 10 to 15 minutes it s Sweet and purified to use Slass of water. Add prevents denture breath Hen friends drop in Iven by j. E. Carter of Guelph ont., were won by h. L. Patmore mrs. Topham and University o Manitoba. The display building has every Nch of available Spece taken up with Industrial and commercial exhibits and dozens of new conveniences for farm and City Homes Are displayed. J. Lecomte Dies in St. Boniface Joseph Lecomte papal zouave Pioneer of Manitoba legislator for Mer mayor of St. Boniface and prominent in real estate circles of Early Days died in the hospice tache St. Boniface tuesday. Born in Henryville que., in 1850, in married Anna payment of Ottawa in fort Garry in 1874. He was a notary Public and registrar for the constituency of Iberville and represented Cartier in the legis nature from 1883 to 1886. He re sided for some years in St. Boni face and served As mayor of the Cathedral City for several terms n his later years he was Active in he real estate business being a member of the real estate Exchange. His wife died several years ago and he had no children. His Winnipeg residence until he retired to live at the hospice tache a few years ago was at 293 Young treet. Funeral arrangements Are n the hands of Coutu and com Pany. Solemn requiem mass chanted in St. Boniface Cathedral thursday morning followed by trial at St. Norbert More about wheat Board continued from pare one and participating certificates. The government. It was Learned has de idea to meet these requests. If a Farmer Sells wheat to the rain Trade he gets the Market Irice on that Day. If the Price goes p afterwards he does not Partick ate in the Advance and if it goes own he does not share in the Osses. If he Sells to the wheat Board he get a minimum Price consider Bly lower than the Market Price it he will share in any advances rough his participation certify ates. Announcement that the Canadian heat Board will Purchase wheat rom Farmers in the crop year Start no next aug. 1 brought favourable comment tuesday night from Wil am r. Wood Secretary of the United Farmers of the Farmers have been asking or an Active wheat said dlr. Wood. It looks As though Lis is he refused to discuss the matter Urther until i have a Chance to tidy it More More about air Force continued from Paffe one wed and controlled by the do Inion. The first Section he quoted was this government has never at any Ime said that it was not prepared o give in our own establishments he Opportunity to British pilots come Over Here and train but hey will do it in our establish cents controlled by our own mini Ter of National defence and re possible to this government. That is an entirely differed Ling from having a Branch of the British forces establish Headquarters in this country direct their in men Here and be responsible of to this parliament for whal Akes place in Canada As a con Fique nce but Only to the British parliament and the British the other Section quoted was this government is prepared too operate with the British govern Lent and with the governments of 11 self governing dominions in ays which we believe will most effectively help to preserve the nity of the Empire and make it great Force for peace and Good ill throughout the world and for be maintenance of peace. 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