Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 19, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba More about i Royal visit continued from Faile one always flutter intertwined. Pc claim the King. Acclaim the Paris interpreter of France will its affection for sovereigns its faithfulness to is precious Friendship its Faith in or a. Of know the mean of France to Elizabeth it was believed r be the conferring upon her grand cordon of the legion c which King George Al j a special infantry a to Cement. With drum and Bugle was ordered stationed at the Dijai d orsay during the visit to full ceremonial military honors. Eleven French will salvos of Welcome As the King and Queen land on the soil c France at Boulogne sur Mer. Nav authorities said that up to Mio Channel a British flotilla Leader an eight destroyers will escort the Royal yacht. Enchantress. At that Point the French de Stroyer Bison six torpedo boat and a number of air planes will at company the yacht to the Shore c France. Outside Boulogne draw up rows will be the 11 Wai ships which will firs a Royal salu1 of 11 guns. The King and Queen will received by Boulogne authorities the Quay and will Board a specie Royal train immediately bound pc Paris. Havas news Agency stated the visit will emphasize in the Opinio of High French circles that in Europe in which there has Bee constant danger of. War for month great Britain and France Stan solidly together consecrated to the task of maintaining peace. Final preparations Paris july 18 up thousand of regular troops and Reserve off cers were ordered on duty today Winnipeg free press tuesday july 19, 193s chops prices effective tuesday july 19th cwt veal 1 picnic style smoked it pork shoulders Small Shan less. M 1 lb.28c breakfast sausage 2 . 25e 0 wieners skinless new . 20e steaks sirloin or porterhouse trimmed 23c red top meat loaf individual approximately 1 ib., each 19c cottage Rolls Sweet pm filed no Bone to vast. La. 24o caterers picnic stores closed All Day wednesday. Open until 7 . Tuesday. Salad suggestions 13-oz. 15c .26-oz. 28e Libby s Sweet midget gherkins 12-oz. 25c Baumert Cream cheese pkg. 14e Ritz those tasty wafers pkg. 15e Mclish Pimento Plain j i 1. I Dyson s nine Day pick is. Lobster Choice 1 5c j r Sockeye Salmon sea wave s tin 15c crab meat Friar is tin 23e shrimps wet 18c Prim gherkins Hall s Boneless Chicken 26-Jar 29e 7-oz. Tin 25e Crawford tuna is. 2 tins 25c Miracle whip salad dressing 4 or., 1 of 8 Viz oz., 20c 16 or., 35c 32 or., 52c Kraft Cream cheese Swank swig relish. Roquefort. Pimento. Pineapple Plain peas old Kildonan loaf 17-oz. Tin fresh Peanut butter in. 14e Eddy s Swan matches 300 a 3 boxes .20e Coffee Highway blend always fresh Pancake syrup delicious 16-oz. Bottle .15e Ginger snaps in. 1 of Lelly powders 3 pkg. He dog food. Or. Ballard s Champion 1-ib. Tin 1 of Raisin bread cello wrapped loaf 8c Pecan rings 15e tomatoes Libby s pork Beans 16-ox tin Heinz Tomato Ketchup bottle z vegetables Ripe bananas Golden yellow raspberries ., 2 boxes 27e Case i Case apricots Washington it. Lie c1 of suitcases i blueberries Ontario grown in. 15e cherries bskt.65o apples new Green. .3 . 22e plums. Santa Rosa 2 . 25c Basket s5e cucumbers Field grown each 5e new potatoes ., 7 . 20c Piggy wiggly France made final preparations for the arrival tomorrow of King George i. And Queen Elizabeth of great Britain for a four Day state visit. Provincial French crowded the City joining British tourists in crowded hotels and boarding houses. In Gay Street decorations the French and British flags were intertwined in Symbol of the French British entente which French leaders hoped to Cement during the visit Premier edouard Daladier and Georges Bonnet foreign minister intended to urge in conferences with Viscount Halifax foreign min ister who will accompany his King and Queen that great Britain drop the last vestiges of Independent diplomatic action and co operate with France particularly As re Gards Germany so that both would to All purposes pursue not a parallel but a United foreign policy. That the visit in itself was of the greatest importance was certain. It was meant for one thing to be notification to european Powers of the close and intimately Friendly re lations Between France and Britain. Just How important this is becomes More Clear when it is recalled that the last state visit of a British Mon Arch to France was that the same the late King George v a few weeks before the world War started. But behind the political importance of the visit and its color there Lay anxious concern for the safety of the Royal couple. At the French government s request 40 Scotland Yard men were detailed to accompany them and Aid the hundreds of operatives of the French surety National Scotland Yard s counter part in watching known political fanatics. It was reported that minister of the Interior Albert Sarratt had instructed police to watch every known anarchist in France during the King s stay and that if police had any misgivings they might put individual suspects under preventive arrest during the visit. Tonight police will take up posts along the route. Persons who reside or work in buildings under their inspection must have special police passes to enter strangers will be barred. For the actual procession there will be a double line of regulars along each Side of the Street along which the Royal procession passes. Behind these will be a single line of municipal police facing the crowd on the sidewalk Between these policemen and the crowd will be a line of Mobile guards facing the Parade. Between the Mobile guardsmen and the crowd will be a four foot wooden Barrier. Gov. Hugh White a message of gov. Hugh White of Mississippi to a special session of the legislature meeting at Jack son urging that an taxes be lifted from Homes in the state May in time dedicate the tax policy of other states. The governor appealed for passage of a Law to cancel taxes of every description on Pri vate Homes. Such a Law if enacted would be the first of its kind in the United states. Current revenues in the state the governor claimed Are sufficient at this time to Fin Ance the state s needs without tax ing Homes. Here. A year ago twins were born three months apart. July 14, Ken Neth James Humble arrived just in time for supper. Nine years ago his oldest brother was born the same Day and hour. Actor recovering utrecht the Netherlands july 18 Don Ameche american radio and motion picture actor was recovering at St. Antonius Hospital today from an emergency operation for appendicitis. He was stricken while travelling from London to Berlin and was taken to the Hospital. His condition was satisfactory. Tenders Are opened for Beach Road work contract for hard surfacing 14 Miles of Highway Between Clande Boye and Matlock Corner on the second route to Winnipeg Beach Likely will be awarded to Carter Halls Aldinger company limited it was indicated monday when tenders for the work were opened at the legislative building. The company s bid was As against submitted by Nelson River construction company and bid by a. M. Kelly. The contract will be awarded on the Low tender providing it measures up to department of Public works specifications. Unusual Alsask births Alsask Salt july 18. Alsask has produced several unusual events in the Way of births. Not Long ago triplets were born we deliver Stoke closed All Day wednesday. Phone your orders before 7 . Today for tuesday delivery 39 977 tuesday specials open All Dat unto 10 Pitt. Or. Butter bulk no gr., Snowflake shortening pork and beef sausage in. Lot sirloin or Tbone Steak in. Veal chops.2 . Round Steak.2 . And Steak minced 2 . Mutton chops .3 . Mutton in. Sirloin tips roast and. So Cdr. Roast shoulder yearling Lamb in. Side pork in. Hamburger 3 brisket beef in. Pot roast in. Legs or loins apr. Lamb in. Lamb chops prime ribs rolled Rump roast veal hip roast beef deep sirloin roast chump roast veal oranges Sunkist plums Doz. Firm tomatoes s kist Lemons if. Size 6 for Cantaloupe jumbo size a. Local head lettuce each beets carrots.4 chs. Bing . New potatoes.9 . New cabbage in. Blueberries Relief tickets when using x Wilson s Fly pads v Bead directions j Cipe fury and Jacw each pad will kill flies an Day and every Day for three weeks. Safe Way stores limited i Riffer Wiktur Canadian ,0 pay Moret the Wilson Fly pad co., Hal Lei. Chi car sideswipe parked autos four automobiles parked in front of Wally s bakery Wasag Amirto Man., were sideswiped at 4 . Sunday by a car being driven through hiding Mountain National Park. Operator of the vehicle was d. M. Kay Deepdale Man., who was accompanied by g. Ash of Gilbert Plains. Or. Kay reported to police his car was badly damaged. No one was injured. Donald Towsley 174 Aberdeen Avenue was bitten by a dog at 2.30 ., sunday while Riding his bicycle. His injuries confined to left leg were slight and he was re leased after receiving treatment in children s Hospital. He forgot Quebec july 16. Labourer was laughed at today because he was stranded 75 feet above ground for several hours yesterday. He crawled out on a narrow Sill to re place a Church window pane and forgot to figure How he would get in. He said he did some tall praying while hanging on to the narrow Sill until firemen with a 100-foot ladder came to his Rescue. Bust at s01sgirth sole Girth july 18. Special of rust which were first reported june 26, on demonstration plots on Joe Murray s farm have now developed until Black Stem rust is heavy enough to seriously damage crops of Reward Ceres and Marquis wheat Thatcher Apex and renown wheat Are still Clear of rust. It is still two weeks earlier than Stem rust was first noticed in 1937. Wants prisoners cited to testify Ottawa july 19. Fiat he be permitted to Call 20 witnesses among them 15 prisoners in Carleton county jail for his defence was made in county court monday by William George Moson 37, of St Boniface Man. The request came at the conclusion of Moson s preliminary hear ing on a charge of robbery with violence. Magistrate Lester Clay on reserved judgment on the ques Tion of permitting the accused to aut up a defence after the Crown lad concluded its Case. He told Moson he should have in formed the court previously that Lis witnesses were not there and lie was not ready to proceed. The accused said he had hired a lawyer who did not turn up for the Case and declined to give evidence on his own behalf before he consulted a lawyer. Moson asked that he be allowed to Call As witnesses 15 prisoners who were in a line up from which he was picked out by five Crown witnesses two jail guards a Hull taxi Driver and the owner and night clerk of a Hull que., hotel. Motor official visits Winnipeg j. H. Hickey Windsor ont Gen eral service of the Chrysler corporation was a guest in Winnipeg during the past week. While in the City he conferred with officials of Breen Brothers Ltd., and also checked details of the new Breen service station recently opened. The purpose of his visit was to Complete arrangements for the establishment of a wholesale parts depot for All Chrysler products to be operated by the new service station. According to officials the service station with the parts depot will offer motorists one of the most Complete service centres in the Dominion. Or. Hickey left for Windsor on saturday. Earle Thomas buried saturday funeral service for mrs. Elinor Pearl Thomas former resident of Winnipeg wife of or. Earle h. Thomas Chicago he who died in Chicago thursday was held in St. John s Cathedral saturday after Dean j. W. Matheson officiating. Or. Matheson had baptized and married mrs. Thomas. Burial was made in St. John s cemetery. The pallbearers were or. George Bedford j. W. Beckett John Barber Arthur Barber j. W. E. Armstrong k.c., and Everett Dilks a Nephew. The j. Thomson funeral Home had charge of arrangements. Mrs. Thomas was a former in Struc Tress in the Manitoba school for the deaf but since her marriage 15 years ago she had lived in Chicago. The body arrived in Winnipeg saturday morning and was accompanied to the City by or. Thomas who is president of the Chicago society of Oral surgeons and past president of the american society of Oral surgeons and by her sister mrs. Lucas g. Thomp son Winnipeg. A daughter Babs Thomas her Mother mrs. A. T. Stinson and two other Sisters miss Kathleen Stinson and mrs. A. E. Dilts survive. Veteran campaigner dead Ottawa july 16. Gor Don s. Henderson k.c., criminal lawyer died at his Home Here to Day aged 72. He was one of Ottawa s Best known citizens. An ardent Liberal he campaigned in practically every Dominion and provincial general election from 1896 until ill health overtook him ten years ago. Bean pot explodes Indianapolis july 18. Irene Hill was sure no food she had cooked Ever smelled like that before. She lifted a lid from the simmering pot and sniffed suspiciously. Then an explosion filled the air with flying Beans and Ham. Firemen said mrs Hill had not Only used gasoline As fuel for her stove also had been cooking the Ham and Beans in it. Russia rewards fliers Moscow july 18. Dent Kalinin signed a decree today naming major Vladimir Kokkinakis and a. M. Bryan Dinsky heroes of the soviet Union for their recent non Stop flight from Moscow to Vladivostok. In addition each of the fliers gets a Cash re Ward of rubles about far reaching decree. Berlin july 18. Government today published a far reaching decree making deliveries in kind and loan of material objects Lor military purposes obligatory on All inhabitants and judicial persons in Germany. Picnic with the regimental band sup plying stirring marches and appropriate band selections the an Nual picnic of the 8th battalion overseas association was held Sun Day afternoon at Hoban s Park near Beausejour with approximately 300 persons taking part. Bracken Ottawa Premier John Bracken left Winnipeg for Ottawa monday even ing. He will Confer with do minion government officials on several matters of Relief policy and favored by Ideal weather the annual picnic of. The. Winnipeg Highland association was held Star urday afternoon at Assiniboine Park. Sports and races took up the afternoon and dancing on the Green in the evening brought the Outing to a close. Mrs. P. W. C. Head buried monday funeral service for mrs. P. W. C. Head 45, wife of or. Head Indian agent and medical superintendent at fort Chipewyan alta., and a noted woman of the North was held monday afternoon at Bardal s Chapel. Burial was made in Brook Side cemetery. The officiating Clergyman was j. T. Sevan of the International Bible student society. The pallbearers were s. R. Davy a. L. Wood g. Johnson Harold Walke Herman Heddesheimer and Fred Heddesheimer. Mrs. Head was born in Halifax n.s., in 1893, and came West in 1906. After her marriage to or. Head she lived for 13 years at Birtle Man. From Birtle they moved to fort Good Hope came to Winnipeg and Vancouver for a year s visit and re turned North to fort Chipewyan a year ago. Mrs. Head was a member of the Rebekah. Surviving Are her husband and an Only daughter Joyce who accompanied the body to Winnipeg Mon. Day her Mother mrs. E. J. Kaiser of Vancouver A sister mrs. S. H. Davy Transcona Man. And four Brothers Philip fort William ont James los Angeles Cal. John Cal Gary Alta and Aubrey Winnipeg. American tourists invade Winnipeg on Way to Rockies a mass invasion of Winnipeg by american tourists was in Progress monday As Large touring parties from All parts of the United states arrived in the City on their Way West to visit the Canadian Rockies. Largest group was the Novina pilgrimage party numbering 325. Travelling in a special 16-coach train they left West Over the Canadian Pacific railway Mon Day afternoon. The Wolfe Way tourist party com prising 15 persons from Chicago area travelled through Winnipeg Over Canadian National lines on their Way West and the see America first travel club with 20 members in the party arrived Over Cana Dian National lines at 7.50 . Mon Day. In addition a group from min Neapolis arrived in Winnipeg Mon Day morning on their Way to Minaki. Beating fatal to Alberta girl two Hills alter july 18. Cd second to die from a severe beat ing Florence Wasalasky seven succumbed in Hospital at Vegreville today while police intensified the search for Harry Shire 33, in this District 75 Miles East of Edmonton. Seven months old Raymond Shire son of the Farmer being sought by police was found dead in the farm Home Friday when Florence Wasa Page five. Lasko with three others were found badly beaten. Mrs. Shire 29, is in serious condition from head injuries. James Wasalasky 10, and Peter Antoniuk 18, also found beaten Are improving. Florence and James Wasalasky whose Home is at Minburn were visiting at the Shire farm. C. W. Foster was re appointed chairman of the Manitoba Confer ence of unemployed for the coming six months at a meeting saturday afternoon in the Tribune building. W. G. Smith was appointed vice chairman while a. Lariviere be came Secretary and j. Petrash treasurer. Hay More s 1 new Fork depth Pickle Jar Raymore s delightfully seasoned pickles can now be obtained in the new Fork depth Jar with the Seal tight Cap. Made with vitalized vinegar and Flavoured to perfection. Pickles sauces syrups if your grocer cannot Supply you or write Raymore foods Ltd. Raobb 94 my Winnipeg goodness Sis i never saw you so Happy on a was Day before in seventh heaven i be discovered the new Rinso. It soaks my clothes at least 5 i shades whiter than Ordinary soaps in sure your cu3thes will last at least twice As Long now that you Don t scrub them. I must try Rinso too you mean that with Rinso you Don t have to scrub that something to sing about you Ever see such Rich suds As Rinso gives and they just last and last. Next was Day Sis i m so Happy today the easiest was Day my life yet my clothes Are a Joy to see so Whiten to Oki -3g i notice you re through hours earlier today. Rinso certainly saves time and work. 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