Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 06, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july 6, 1938. Page Nineteen. Letters police court trials and rjbulat1ons did not say i was Here eight of laths said spree Case no. 3 o magistrate r. B. Graham in the Winnipeg court monday. I i Here 18 months Jere was a Case where three Small made a difference of seven Days in the defendant s life. Graham who not hav heard the accused s indistinct first reply had just awarded the i 0ve or seven which follows two i Ruok charges a year As surely Asda follows night smiled and gave i to defendant his Freedom. I hot okie -1 was standing i was not in the i pleaded the accused who had been gathered in As one of a party charged with shooting craps i on a North Winnipeg sidewalk in i Orbat must have been a pretty hot i ame with an 87-degree Sun Over i read. This was going to be record i so As a plea of not guilty with a i ran and but the defendant pre Ferring to pay the Small Fine joked the privilege of changing his plea to guilty. This magistrate Graham accepted and the payment i of the Fine closed the Case. Transcona Council hears report j on bus fares i Sequest of the Winnipeg elec tric company that bus fares to Transcona be increased and brought in line with other outlying municipalities is not unreasonable in the opinion of w. R. Cottingham k.c., chairman of the municipal and Public utilities Board. So reported mayor George e. Olive of Transcona to the Transcona Council monday evening following i an interview with or. Cottingham. The chairman of the Board was of the opinion that there would be no further increases in fares he said but if there should be the town would be notified immediately. Letters were received from the prime minister and members of the House of commons acknowledging letters sent from the Council rela Tive to the . Lay off in the Transcona shops. Council indicated its intention to keep in touch with the officials and hoped the Situa Tion would shortly be relieved. A petition for a standpipe on Melrose Wyota streets was received. A reply from the Winnipeg elec tric company relative to the condition of buses was received. Councillor Stuart was not satisfied that the buses used on the Transcona route were in such shape As the let Ter implied and it was decided to Send a delegation to interview the company. A request from the unemployed for free transportation to a picnic it grand Beach was refused by the . As this was declared contrary to the Law. Councillor Kun Starchuk was appointed acting mayor for the next three months. A bylaw covering the Sale of the Campbell Block to or. Murdock Mackay for was passed. Tenders for crushed Stone were opened that of o. Forrest Al 8qc per Yard being accepted. Tenders Lor the construction of benches for the Park were also opened. W. A Girling s Price of being accepted. Grin and Bear it. By Lighty in summer by Logan Clendening m. D. Summer Camp for the Young too bad there Aren t some for the become such a Well established institution look and All my kid Ever says is daddy Gimme a r the is if whoops balls Fly and bats swing on playgrounds summer holidays Are on but win children will still go to school but not work there. On Mon Day the school Board threw open 19 playgrounds for the use of the boys and girls of the City. There away from the streets they can play to their heart s con tent from 2 till 9 o clock every Day during july and August. They need not be afraid that they Are going Back to school again for no teachers will come out on the Steps of the locked buildings to swing a hand Bell calling everyone Back from Freedom in the Sun to books and sums and blackboards. For two whole months they will have the playgrounds to themselves under the care of supervisors Young men and Young women from the. Normal school and the University. Their business is to make sure everyone enjoys herself. The swings and slides and ropes will be up and the sandboxes filled for the youngest ones. For the older boys and girls there will be Volley Ball baseball Dodge Ball basketball and maybe Flynall. The arrangements for these holi Day playgrounds Are in the hands of a. Currie and Fred Tiley. For the Board. Instructions have been drawn up for those in charge. After supper will be the busiest time As about 500 children will be at mos schools. Junior boys 70 to 9c pounds Are to be encouraged in team spirit and sportsmanship As theirs is an impressionable age intermediate boys. 90 to 100 pounds Are to be allowed to unleash their without too Many critical remarks. Monitors will be appointed on each ground from among the children. Hat it has As much of a place in the routine of american life As the school in Winter. As to the question whether it is Good for the children i Don t hink there can be any doubt about hat. After All we were not de signed to live in houses. It was Only after we got hairless and Veak and lost All our natural protestations that we sought shelter in doors. I agree that our Superior mentality and ingenuity in design ing Protection and heat and the other appurtenances of indoors have added to the length of human life and that we have better tie Alth and More Comfort especially in the feet than the naked Sav age in the Woods. The legend of the health of the primitive brute is very easy to explode. But a stretch of outdoor life in the summer is swell for anybody s moral and physical. There is no country in the world so favored As North Amer Ica for this sort of life. European countries Are cold and Rainy in the summer or overcrowded so that i1 is next to impossible to find a camping site. We have limitless Woods galore Lush with natural Beauty. In sending boys and girls to Camp i advise the same prelim Inary precautions As when they Are going to school. Each one should be vaccinated against diphtheria typhoid fever and smallpox. In Camp typhoid fever is the most important because although Camp directors Are very careful about their water and milk Supply slip ups will occur and individual prophylaxis is the safest Way. in Camp will learn not Only a great Deal of Woods lore jut also hygienic Aid emergency treatment artificial res. Pira Tion. We just had an example of the proficiency of the boy scout s training when in my own City Sev eral persons were struck by Light Ning on a Golf course. Boy scouts were in the and immediately began carrying out artificial respiration by the approved prone pressure method. One Man s life was undoubtedly saved by their knowledge and promptness. Probably the Best All round exercise for All parts of the body is swimming and All Camps make a specially of that. There is no bet Ter appetizer than open air no bet Ter cure for insomnia than sleep ing under the stars. Young people need neither appetizer nor hypnotic fortunately but for their elders who Are troubled that Way i recommend two weeks in the Woods. Moose jaw sask., went to Van Couver to attend the services. Funeral service for Henry Case 245 Amherst Street St. James who died saturday at his Home was held tuesday afternoon in the j. Thom son Chapel and burial was in Elm Wood cemetery. Or. Case was born n 1850 in Stroud Wiltshire eng land and came to Winnipeg in 1912 in the old country he was engaged As a merchant and after coming to Lanada he retired from Active Busi Ness. Surviving Are three sons Frank Walter Winnipeg George Henry of Austin Minn. Charles Oswald of Vancouver and one daughter mrs. S. K. Watkins. St James. His wife died in 1924. Funeral service for Richard Henry Couch 276 Sharp Boulevard. Deer Lodge who died saturday at his residence aged 68 years will be held wednesday at 2 . In the j Thomson Chapel. Burial will be in St. John s cemetery. Or. Couch was born in Cornwall England and came to Canada in 1912. He is sur Vived by his widow and three sons Norman of Saskatoon Ernest Ani Allen of Winnipeg. Andrew Nicholas Hassel 72, die saturday at the Home of his brother William Hassel Pembina Highway funeral service was held tuesday afternoon from Mordue s to Brook Side cemetery. George Edward Syka 542 Camden place died tuesday in his 61st year besides his widow he is survive by one son George of Toronto four Brothers. Tom in Winnipeg Fred i Calgary Frank and Joe in Hudders Field Yorkshire England and on sister Cissie also of Huddersfield producer urges documentary films 3f Canadian life documentary moving pictures o Ife As it is lived by people in the various parts of Canada was Sug Lested As a Means of combating sectional ism and promoting under standing among the provinces b John Grierson of London England who arrived in Winnipeg durin he week end. Or. Grierson who is a produce member of the advisory films coun cil of great Britain is Here As a. Adviser to the Canadian govern ment on the possibility of Makin Canadian documentary films. Short films of Industrial life i Eastern Canada shown to men in he West and vice versa would hav he effect of creating interest i Ach other s problems and tend i greater understanding or. Grier son believed. In great Britain the documentary films Are made and distributed t organizations from a Central file Library or by Means of a Travellin unit. The additional interest an vitality of the documentary film will to a great extent supplant the travelling lecturer or. Grierson Pught. Camp directors should see How Ever that Camp routine avoids undue fatigue. School is a strenuous period and the Camp should be a builder upper. Pensioners consider new political party formation of a political party in the event of continued failure o the Dominion government to make improvements in the pensions legislation was suggested in a report submitted at a meeting of the Canadian War disability pension ers association in the . Hall monday night. The report which was submitted by t. Coslick chairman of the economic and legislative Council was adopted. Chops off hand Detroit july 5. To avoid service in the National guard car Winkler 24, Detroit chopped off his right hand with Ari axe. Police said Tost night. Winkler joined the guard about a month ago and at u guard i l two meetings. Deaths and funerals mrs. Jessie Whitley 61, we Dpi of Edward John Whitley a resident of lot 61, henders Pri Highway died tuesday in the general Hospital. She was born in Rockland ont and had resided in Winnipeg for the past 45 years. Her husband died in 1915, and surviving Are three sons Ronald h. And Mel of Winnipeg and Fred at Home two Sisters mrs a e Clarke of Stonewall Man., and w j. Smith of. East Kil Donan two Brothers Alex Mclean and George Mclean both of Winni Peg. Funeral service will be help at 2 . Thursday in the a. B Gardiner funeral Home and burial will be made in Elm pod. Mrs Whitley was an Active worker in the Tabernacle Baptist Church. A Uhrt James Breen collapsed 29 while working at the Canadian National railways Dock at Van Couver ., and died soon after. Or Breen was the eldest son of mrs. J. K. Smith who resides with her daughter miss Annie Breen suite 11 Asguith apartments 720 Furby Street. He was born in Warrington eng., March 13, 1887, his parents Corning to Canada when he was three weeks old. They lived for a time at Indian head sask after the death of his father William Breen the family moved to Dugald ktan., in which Vicinity he had resided about 30 years age when be went with his Calgary to live he later moved to Vancouver where he had. Since resided. The family Home is at ?22 Bur Rad Street surviving besides his Mother Are his widow formerly Matilda Mckay two daughters Marjory and Gladys at Home four Sisters and two Brothers. Funera service was held monday. Buna was made in Ocean View Buria paric. Edgar Breen a brother of Rev a Arnason again head of Federated icelandic churches lunar Man., july 5. The sixteenth annual conference o the icelandic Federated churches o Morth America which commence Here june 30, was completed Sun Day night. Delegates from. Wyn Yard sask., Gimli Oak Point Lun Arnes Riverton Pine and about 50 people from Winnipeg and other Points attended. I Helga Reykdal of Winnipeg rep resented the Winnipeg Youn people s society. Rev. Parnaso of lunar presided Rev. R. Petur son of Winnipeg was the a speaker at the Friday night Mee ing and saturday the speakers f the women s alliances were i r. Vidal Winnipeg and Rev. Jako Jonsson Wynyard sask. At the open meeting a turd Rev. G. Annarson spoke on help Waldo Emerson. At the Worsen s meeting saturday mrs. Or. B. Bjornson of Arbor president of the woman s society presided. Rev. Jakob Jonsson Wynyard conducted the Sun Day service and in the evening a lecture was Given by Rev. Philip m. Petursson Winnipeg the general business meeting sunday night elected the following off jeers president Rev. G. Arnason of lunar vice president s. Thor Valdson m ib.e., Riverton Man. Secretary or. S. E. Bjornson a Borg assist Sec a hey. P m. Peturs Winnipeg treasurer p. S. Walsson. Winnipeg , capt. A b. Skaptason Winnipeg sunday school supervisor mrs. E. J. Melan Man librarian g. Eyford Winnipeg Field Secretary or. R. Petursson Winnipeg. Uncle Ray s Corner Grandfather clocks a few years ago a member of a the liars club told a Story which Many persons thought As funny. He said he had a Grandfather clock so old that the Hadow of its pendulum wore a Ole through the wooden Back of Scase while that was meant As Only a Oke some of the tall Hall clocks our great grandfathers Are very id and Many persons consider Lem valuable in museums and in some Homes Grandfather clocks May be seen and examined. Often they still keep excellent time. They first ame into use about 250 years ago. The invention of the pendulum ame at a time when our Conti ent was still a wilderness. The pendulum a Long Arm a Veight on the lower end was con Eft Grandfather clock made in 1717. Eight wag on the Wall clock. With the hands of the As it swung Back and nested clock. Orth it caused the hands to move slowly but evenly around the face of the clock. To make the pendulum keep swinging a weight was Hung on he clock in such a manner that it would fall slowly. Usually one winding of the clock that is the raising of the it go for eight Days. When the Case is opened can see the pendulum of the Grandfather clock and the weight which makes it go. The rope that holds the weight May be seen run Ning through pulleys. Sometimes the Case and All the works Are Maide of Wool. Directions for putting up the old fashioned clocks were Given of buyers. In one Case the buyer was told loosen the pendulum observing that it hangs free of the Case put the pendulum in motion. The weight is already wound up. Set it with the minute hand which May be moved backward or for to make the timepiece go faster raise the pendulum Ball by the screw at the Bottom. To make it go slower lower the Ball with the same screw. Hand carved decorations and in lays on the clock cases were in some cases works of Art. The clocks stood in the Hall where guests entering the Home could see them and study the Workman ship. What stories a Grandfather clock might Tell if it could talk so might other curious clocks which were popular hundreds of years ago. Clock makers developed special styles in their clocks. One kind was called the wag on this name came the fact that the pendulum had no Case Over it and could be seen wagging on the Wall. For general interest Section of your scrapbook a Horoscope for thursday just 7 Day of much definite advancement toward placing the fortunes upon a solid basis is presaged from the pre dominant Astral influence. This May come about not Only through Diligence and hard work but by the sudden Precipitin by of a sur prising and wholly unforeseen nature. This May be an adventure or a Romance May Call for a Long journey with new surroundings and contacts. Specula Tion and Chance Are under fair stimuli for Success. Those whose birthday it is May be prepared for a year of Surpris ing developments with adventure and Romance following the break ing away of old and irksome conditions. New environs associations and interests loom. A child born on this Day May have a rather spectacular career with Romance adventure and speculative Enterprise taking it far from the place of its birth and into the limelight. Germans Hye designed a motor Cycle with telescoping sprig mountings for the wheels to absorb shocks even when Ridden at High Over Lough roads. Mrs. W. C. Cessford of Elm Vood Dies mrs. Jessie Henderson Cessford died monday in St. Boniface hos Pital in her 63rd year. He Hus band is Cecil Cessford and the f amply Home is at 104 Noble Avenue Ehn word. Cessford was born in Caithness Scotland and had resided with her family in Winnipeg for 31 years. She was n member of Jeptha chapter of the order of Eastern Star and was also a member of the lord Sef Tiric Camp sons of Scotland. Surviving her sides her husband Are one son James of Trenton and one son John at Home one daughter Margaret at Home four Brothers Robert Gauvin John an David Mcfadyen All of Winnipeg and three Sisters miss Charlotte Mcfadyen mrs. John d. Kerr and mrs. G. Coley of Winnipeg. Funeral service -wil1 be held at 2 ., wednesday in the a. B. Gardiner Chapel and will be con ducted by eve w. G Maclean of first presbyterian Church. Burial will be Ehn Wood. Wed the address is third floor Margrave Call tomorrow make it a Point to Call at the . Office third floor Hargrave tomorrow and open a Deposit account. Over and Over again you la thank foresight. In summer especially some of the advantages of a . Are particularly Welcome. For instance you May shop by mail from Camp without enclosing a remittance. You May Telephone for any goods advertised no . Phone you need not stay at Home waiting for a . Parcel to be delivered . Purchases go out paid. At the end of the month you receive an itemized state ment of purchases paid for a pleasant comforting greeting to find waiting when you return from vacation a Happy thought when you Start on holidays. Once you be used a you la want to continue it makes shopping easier speedier and More economical the year round open your account time to enjoy it this summer sport Sun glasses besides the various coloured lenses that offer Protection to your against the Sun. Wear them for All outdoor activities _ jewelry Section main floor Donald men s Cool ankle socks Rayon ant Lisle or Wool and Lisle of make Thern Light on the feet with added coolness in the Short ankle length. Smart patterns Are knit into their yarns. In sizes 10 to 3 pairs hosiery Section main floor Portage 35c goods advertised on this Page Are As Many of the values have been prepared us spec for inducements for Early As quantities Are often cannot Promise to fill mail orders electric fans Cooling breezes at the touch of a switch. 8-Tach straight blow Model with a Stur Dily built motor weighted Jii Etal base in Black with Chr Urnette with switch on motor. Electrical Section seventh floor Donald he basement store no Mia or mkt women s footwear 8.30 is the time to shop whet unusual value like t this pre sents itself i choose from ties straps pumps and lasted from calf or kid Lea thers. High Media up and Low heels. Black Navy Brown. Sizes 3 to 8. Collectively. 8.30 shopping. Pair s1.29 women s full fashioned mercerized Lisle Hose not often you find full fashioned Hose at a Price so Low As this. They re of mercerized Lisle yarns in seasonable shades. Sizes.8% to 10, collectively. Women Scotton vests bloomers 19c Long wearing easy to Wash and neat Fitt Irig. Bloomers in regulation style vests in strap Small medium and Large collectively. Some seconds. Garment women s stars nov crepe or in pop Felt Doerty colors to top off your sum Mer outfits in the smartest manner idea Resizes. 8.30 special each name no mall orders no delivery the basement store drugs and toiletries manufacturer s offer two regular size tubes of listerine tooth paste in car torn. Toiletries counter Jean patois do citation perfume dram Campana s italian Balm 55c size with dispenser 9ptb for Vita Bay Vitamin Cue am 8-Qz. Patents counter Baton s hepatic salts a of. Bottle Raspberry vinegar makes a refreshing summer drink 20-oz. Bottle summer fruit drinks Lime. Lemon or Orange 20-bz. Bottle 2 bottles .35 f drug counter Ofalt to capt Plain 2% in. Tin 89 1 arsenate of Lime. 1-lb. Bai bag Michlo Icide Prici Tecetl you clothes from Moths and other in sects. 1-lb. Tin solution of Hydrogen per oxide Antiseptic germicide in of. Bottle Eaton s Ostbo Lattym and Arak for the Relief of chronic constipation 12-oz. Bottle Rejno s fruit Salt si2e Large size 47c 79c cock Sec 3p1bals, for burning keep away flies Etc., pleasantly perfumed 2 boxes salts ten Eaton s . Tablets for the Relief of heartaches colds Neu Ralgia Etc. Too tablets surgical counter trusses and a9d0wnal sup ports Pray a . Experienced to of .00 Botex 12 Pacic in Carton 2 Cartons 48 pads in car ton Eaton flour Eaton s Green 9b-lb. Bag 49-lb. Bag 24-lb. Bag 93c sugar Fine granulated 100-lb. 20-lb. Bag 10-1 b. Bag 67c 25e three packages pork and Beans. Libby s sauce m Kelogg i Corn 16-Ui. Tin. O for i c and toy boat All for Strawberry 4-lb. Tin c prunes. California extra Large Sise c co 20-30 w ibs. Do v Tea. Sun go blend Black in. 43c peas. Country Brand i 3 tins 27ci Corn. Country kist Brand Golden 3 tins 27c tomatoes. Culverhouse Brand no. 2 squat tin.3 for 25c ackicot8, City Brand. No. Cocoa Fry s pure break last. La. Peanut butter Nul Brand 3-lb. Tin wow Ulman meal. Lishus or o4 a Tui Paddy package of. I c biscuits and pal 9o men Abernethy of Tao Ginger snaps the old fashioned dessert a tips Robertson s. Your Strawberry Shortcake ready few to serve package of six i w v third floor. Squat tin. Flour Eaton s Jaitry bar. Icing sugar Fine .30 up Kcal oranges bananas in. 11e 3 ibs. 30e Green peas. Manitoba fresh picked ten dip and so Yutt r 2 ibs. 17c Cantaloupe California 4 a oranges California each i 0g Valencia dozen of. Head be Liucc cabbage m Manitoba new Trent i c third floor. Donail Grill room products sausage Ells pickled pigs feet Emir Wijn Nake Orton Savory ducks. Toil used to Call these milk scones currant or Plain dozen pumpkin c taets o for Cuc Straw Berry Piek serve Eccles cakes wednes Day s favourites dozen 20c 28c Lemon fluff buns. A Sweet r Freob Bun a 1 Wotli creamy Lemon d for i Lemon caverns. Date braids Coffee cakes a each Tat third floor Centre butter Sun Glo Brand first Grade Creamery 1-lb. Prints Coffee. Sun a up Brand pure Coffee in. 25c soup. Aylmer a vegetable tin 9c pea soup. Grand Mere Large tin 10e marmalade. Wagstaffe a 4-lb. Tin 37c marmalade. Wagstaffe s Grapefruit and Orange 1-lb. Jar Loc Cheries Ontario red pitted no. 2 squat tin Jam far Styffe i bad Plum with pm flip tin mtg fets a delicious breakfast Cereal pure. Puffed. Quaker Pae Kaire Pil champs In Oil Jiri l Tail tin barn s Golden 14c 10c Loc Ketchup Libby a is of. Lbs web mephisto Brand a size tin rape juice Welch. Pink bottle. Sardines. Glacier o Brand in Oil wins i snacks fillets of neral nil Connor s we Kink s Macaroni. A better roil. Product Cool. In b. 15e 19e 27q ,259 livery Antn meats 8.3o to 9.3o veal Steak off the leg loin chops cooked coined beef sliced vial smoked we nabs. Meat loaf sliced in. 18c 18c no Dell very by Eisent Cleeve s Clapham Toffee a Crest i Toffee each piece wrap Ped. Stigl is me to a cur friends at the Beach. Per in. Midget chocolate giant gum Peppermint Wii Nulf 15c patties 22c i b. Aniseed Candy mint Flavoured Cream centres in coated with Vanilla chocolate. Candy sections main and third floors Centre ;