Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 5, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page twelve Winnipeg free press Friday january 5, 1940. Coming to Ottawa for Seaway talk Ottawa Jan. 5. And the United states will take a further step in their protracted negotiations for a St. Lawrence waterway treaty next week when three representatives of the United states government come to Ottawa for conferences with Canadian officials. In announcing the meeting the department external affairs said yesterday the purpose was an in formal discussion to clarify a num Ber of questions of detail preliminary to a consideration of the broader question of policy involved in the United states greetings Windsor . To Windsor England Windsor Jan. 5. Young canadians from Windsor . Members of the second contingent of the Canadian Active service Force yesterday signed the distinguished visitors Book in the mayor s parlor at Windsor Guild Hall. Their names came a Little below those of the King the Queen and the Duke of Windsor. The visitors privates Lester l. Mcmullen and Cyril h. Anthony brought Greet Ings to the inhabitants of Windsor England from the daughter town across the sea. Yesterday was their first full Day s leave since Landing in England last week end and they lost no time in delivering their message. Whole radio dial to be changed Toronto Jan. 5. Bup new wave lengths Are to be assigned to radio stations in Canada and the United states officials of the Cana Dian broadcasting corporation announced thursday. The new lengths will eliminate All broadcasting interference from other stations but officials said it would take six months before it will be made effective. All this is made possible by the new North american regional agreement made at Havana two years ago. Canada the United suites. Cuba Mexico and Haiti have agreed to share one Hundred and five broadcasting bands. Officials of the Csc said when changes go into effect practically the whole dial will be changed from the present set up. Hundreds of United states stations will be affected along with those in Canada when the change takes place. A definite deadline will be set so All the stations can make wave length changes at the same. Time. Silent him Star Flora Finch Dies Hollywood Jan. 5 Finch one of silent films outstand ing comedienne died late yester Day at Good Samaritan Hospital from blood poisoning. Miss Finch who outlived by Many years her lame As a top ranking film comedienne never lost the Bird like spright Liness which had brightened Many a mile of Early Clay celluloid. Teamed with the Contra Stingly fat and Jovial John Bunny who died in 1915, she evoked howls of mirth with her every appearance on the primitively flickering screens of film land s pre colossal Days. When she died miss Finch was a Stock player at Mayer studios drawing a regular salary for bit extra and atmosphere roles. She performed in the last i new years in the cat and the Captain qual Ity Rose of the Golden the the Scarlet and others. N be Tea time dainties Swan Down picnic cakes. A Swan Down cake in loaf form easy to Cut. Delicious to serve and keeps Well. Each. 25c Pound cakes Lemon seed Madeira Coconut and Cherry. Approximately 2vz pounds. Each Cherry pics each .32c Lemon and Vanilla slices 6 for .25t pineapple Pecan rings a. 18c spice cake barmaid Dong limits dozen 5 . Cake and 1 dint georgian ice Cream the 2 for.25c Tea time dainties main floor saturday treat in the cafeteria and Coffee shop baked Virginia Ham with Raisin sauce Seal a c loped potatoes i cafeteria fifth floor Coffee shop basement candies assorted chocolates soft and hard centres in thir assortment of Choco lates. Per la. Half and half mixture consisting of crystallized French creams in assorted flavors and delicious chocolates. Per la. Smog slab Toffee slabs of old fashioned eng Lish style creamy pan Toffee. Per Neilson a macaroons popular Bud shaped milk chocolate candies filled with cd Chanut. Per la. Candies main floor and Bay basement what s on today on the stage Dominion Captain Applejack Romance adventure the John Holden players 8.30. Beacon vaudeville the lady in Bronze sensational acrobat Baron Brothers thrill a minute knockabout comedy stars. Ted Kline Irish Tenor Vic and Gladys adagio duo and other acts 2.10, 9.10 with films yes my Darling daughter Romance i am a criminal drama. Wally Ward and Mitzi comedy team Fey Large and Frank Morgner dancing and gymnastic routine. Kozak and Treka. Novelty bicyclists Dick Burns in com Edy vein and other turns. 7.30. 9.30. First run pictures Capitol Ninotchka comedy Greta Garbo Melvyn Douglas Ina Claire 12.10, 2.30, 4.50, 7.10, 9.30. Garllick Golden boy drama Barbara Stanwyck William hol Den Adolphe Menjou 12.50. 3.05, 5.20, 7.35, 9.50. Wife romantic comedy Tyrone Power Linda Darnell Binnie Barnes Wendy Barrie 12.20, 2.50, 5.20, 7.50, 10.20 too Busy to work comedy the Jones family 11.10, 1.40, 4.10, 6.40, 9.10. Metropolitan happens at night comedy drama Ray Milland Robert Cummings Alan Dinehart Maurice Mosco Vich. 11.35, 2.15, 4.55, 7.30, 10.10 the honeymoon s Over comedy. Stuart Erwin. Marjorie Weaver 1.05, 3.45, 6.20, 9.00. Is ready French War picture dialogue All in English 11.50. 2.25, 5.05, 7.40, 10.20 three sons drama Edward Ellis 1.05, 3.45, 6.20, other attractions Arlington Captain fury drama risky business mystery drama. Down South comedy drama with songs career drama. Fiddle comedy drama bridal suite romantic drama. Mad miss Man to a comedy a Man to remember drama. De luxe Heights to spare Auto Rac ing Story. Island drama the girl downstairs romantic comedy. Kitchen drama flirt ing with Fate comedy. Tomorrow comes drama night work drama. In arms comedy drama. King s three musketeers Romance adventure Timber Stam Pede drama. Mac s Lucky night comedy Romance Oklahoma kid drama. Man in the Iron mask drama our leading Citi zen comedy drama. Palace four feathers drama some like it hot. Musical comedy sacred comedy satire Long shot racing drama. Park Union Pacific outdoor drama Aladdin and his wonder Ful lamp fairy tale spectacle. Plaza daughters courageous drama the Gorilla comedy. Rialto Lucky night comedy Romance Mutiny in the big House drama. Rose Only Angels have wings drama boy Friend comedy drama. Or. Kildare drama Sussannah of the mounties comedy drama. Or. Chips drama inside Story drama. Wizard of of fairy tale in technicolor. Tower confessions of a nazi spy drama torchy runs for mayor comedy drama. Women drama. Valour of human hearts drama my dear miss Aldrich Star maker musical comedy spectacle Charlie Chan in Reno comedy drama. Ties record Manila p.i., Jan. 5. Bup Harold Jug Mcspaden of Boston tied the course record of 69 to Lead the Field in the first round of the Philippines open Golf tournament Here Friday. s Couin care of your children More about osteomyelitis we spoke of osteomyelitis in it violent form. Not All cases Are so acute. Sometimes the affliction will appear very slowly and the Progress is slow too. In such cases an operation May be avoided f the disease is recognized in time and proper treatment Given. Vari Ous types of poultices or other applications can be used to draw off the pus. I have seen cases of the disease Clear up with Only this treatment. The big obstacle to treatment in time to avoid an operation is that is symptoms Are so much like those of other diseases causing precious Ime to be wasted treating the child or arthritis or rheumatism or some Hing else. Often if local symptoms Aren t very noticeable the Case his Ory of fever chills rapid pulse will Point to typhoid sometimes the adult patient will hink he just has a touch of Rheu to autism and will put off seeing the doctor until the disease has pro dressed to a stage where Only an operation can save his life. I remember Well the first Case i met after beginning my practice in Callander Over thirty years ago. A Man came to my office to Tell me Little boy was ill with a sore leg. The parents thought he had rheumatism and had kept him in bed for several weeks hoping that would cure him. Now he has become delirious. He gave me More details As we drove Twenty Miles out to the lome where the boy Lay and i was baffled by the Man s description of what was wrong with his boy. But even though i had never Nan died a Case before and never seen one outside of medical school the moment i looked at the boy s leg i anew what it was. He was about twelve and had been sick for a Cou ple of months. He was wasted and but his left leg which was swollen and red and hot to touch. In a couple of places pus was leak ing through it was plainly osteomyelitis. Unfortunately parents often. Are As Blind to advancing symptoms of serious diseases As that. If i were confronted with such a Case today i would take the child straight to the Hospital. It is the place serious diseases. But in those Days there was no Hospital near roads were bad and transportation slow. What i had to do i realized with sinking heart was operate right there and then if the boy was to be saved. I explained to the parents what had happened and what had to be done and they helped All they . But i had to anaesthetized the patient with chloroform with one hand while operating with the other on an improvised operating table in a poorly . I Cut a Slit about six inches Long Down the leg and the moment my lancet struck the Bone i knew by the feel of it. That the Bone was dead and that it would have to come out though not necessarily at this time. I kept the leg drained for a month and then i was Able to take out Bone splinter about six inches Long and varying from a half to an Inch and a half in Width. As i remember it was another month before i was sure i Hadje Movell All the dead Bone and All this while the poor kid had to be kept in splints to keep his leg Bone straight i guess it was a year before the Bone was completely healed and it must have been two years before he w3b .1.1. Better and Able to walk around without a Limp. What brought the subject of osteomyelitis to. My mind was thai i saw the Chap the other Day. He walked without difficulty into my office with his ten year old boy to have Rne see him. Grin and Bear it. By Lichty less than usual prices this is a Sale of Advance Spring 1940 styles tailored in Fine Premium and american prints. Over 60 different and Delig fitful Fash ions in dresses Zipper or wrap around houseboats and artist up to our manufacturer s Slack season. The patterns axe expensively printed tub fast conventional or Floral the imported materials workmanship and smart finishing details All speak for their actual Worth the fabrics old Colony Boulevard and Mayfair prints. Linon de luxe. Der Hill Broadcloth. Panda poplin. Symphony and defender prints. Del Rio poplin. Club Shan prints. Toy Shan Poppins. Broad Lawn. Slub Broadcloth. Broadcloth. The wide size dresses in sizes 14 to 52. Houseboats in sizes 14 to 20. Smocks in sizes 14 to 20. Bay basement Wash frocks Wash frocks we advise personal shopping but careful attention will be Given phone orders by Spe Cial operators if you cannot shop in person. Too Dora and i had such a Nice comfy Chat we both hate 3-2-2 judge the importance of this Sale by the fact that Are required to Tell the Story of the wonderful variety of materials and styles and the carefully checked values. See More Bay store hours 9.30 . To 6 . Dial All dents., 3-2-2 Batt ;