The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 6

fr.day, November 118 THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE rVilTrimirwii YR. ani Mrj. K. K. Henderson arc Ktayini; at the Fort Carry hnfl for a few days before li'avinK t.T Toronto, where tri will make thf-ir hirtifi In future, Mr.

IlRndernon having been inove'l to the head office of tic Canadian Bank of Comwieuf there. Sir Arthur Harris, director-general of the uliippinp mUsion to Canada, i in the city tor a tew day.s Z.H the K'jest of Senator Iendrum and 1 Mrs. MfMfani, W-st(rate, Kir Arth- ur Is a brother rf McMeans. He lias Just completed a tour of t'ana- 1 lian shijiarj centres on official business. Mrs.

D. I. Grant and Miss Grant cjI Fort William are guests at the I Kcal Alexandra hotel. i H. JI.

Vibert. of Montreal, is roc- tert''l at th lljyal Alexandra hotel. i I Mr. and Mrs. V.

K. WelfiJrd ar-I lived Irom Ottawa Thursday, nd Tvlll he uuesls at the Koyal Alexandra Miotci during their stay In Mr. and Mrs. It. Lai.jrtry, Assini-Iiome St.

James, left Thursday evening for California, where hey v.ill Kieni the winter. Miss A. M. Sanhourne, of Toronto, ii a at the lioyal Alexandra hotel during her stay in Winnipeg, i Cajjt. John F.

('. Forster arrived Thursday from Montreal mid is reif- Jjtercd at the Royal Alexandra hotel. Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Hall armed from Ixtroit, i.nd are quests at the Royal Alexandra hotel during their stay In "Winnipeg. (i Airs. C. L. Jeffries, o.

Regit) is Riiest at the Royal Alexandra hotel during her stay in Winnipeg. W. H. Ianit'an arrived Thursday from Montreal Ami is. a lrnest at the.

Roal Alexandra hotel. il I.ar.frtry left for the orte camp at Lorn; Uraneh, Thursday evening, lifter a few weeks furlough with his oarents in St. i Mr. and Mrs. W.

Asrli, of 312 Lans-down Westmount, annouiiee the engagement of their only daughter, H'lora. to ('apt. Richard M. Fierce, of the Into Mr. and Mrs.

J. I'ien-e, of Winnipeg, Man. Montreal Star. The president of the 203rd Pat tali. auxiliary announced today that Ihe executive of the auxiliary desires till members who have.

yafX out to lu ing the knitted garments is as soon as finished to Mrs. William Craham, KM Home or to Mrs. (7. C. Foster, College t-t.

James. I Make Your Monrj Fight Committee Asks More Raw Fruit For 'Fa' Patients Important Donations of Soup, Breads, Puddings and Potted Meats Continue 'i'h? great need for the influenza patients is raw fruit, the committee charge (f the fiiet kitchen in the Alexandra school stated today. Donations of grniie fruit, lemons or ranges would he welcomed. It is i uportar.t that the donations of soup, bread, puddings and potted meats continue. The Diet kitchen served 38 families Thursday aggregating 132 Doctors or nurses finding coses of r.ed are asked to telephone or send orders for food to the Alexandra liehool.

They are asked to specify whether nil of the persons needing food are 111. The. great number of children is th marked thing about the orders received so far for 'food. The list Includes many of "mother and five children," "mother and seven children," or "mother and Mix children." The Diet kitchen telephone number Is Main 33B9. I Mitke lour Money Fight- Mrs.

C. Campbell Urges omen to Train as Nurses I.O.D.E. President Appeals For Recruits to Fill Depleted Ranks I An to, (he women cf Wln-ripeg to i nervier as nurses is in a letter received today front Mrs. Colin II. Campbell, provincial president of the Manitoba Daughters of the Empire.

Campbell writes under the caption, "An Kijual Chance." The letter follows: "Here is an eiual chance! The call eornes to all "fit" young women, now! Manitoba's greatest need is nurses. We have envied our Manitoba nursing sisters overseas, and have longed for a larger opportunity. We have hundreds of young women who will makrt splendid nurses. Classes are waiting. Sign up! In this crisis there is immediate urgent need.

No man, woman or child should pitrish with help no near. Xo victim should call in vain for the help it Is ours to give. What would we think of our soldiers If they did not strive to reach the wounded oh the field? Many have given their lives in this endeavor'." Shall our young women not follow their lead? Nursing must be taken up as a vocation by more of our women to meet the growing demand, and to take the places of our nurses who will come home broken and in need of a rest. It is a work of mercy and the truest patriotism to nerve the sick and helpless. All honor to the women who have answered the call in this national emergency.

It's my regret that I am not accepted for this work. Make Vour Fiffht I Xotod Banker's Wife Sues For Divorce Robert R. Forgan, vice-president of the National City Bank of Chicago, has been mads a defendant in divorce proceedings instituted by his wife. Mrs. Forgan alleges extreme cruelty on the part of her husband.

i Huns Treat Kindness As Sign of Weakness THR IIAOUE Reports from escaped allied prisoners further prove Hie futility of expecting any chlvalrr ous action on the part of the Huns In their treatment of war prisoners. Most of the camps where they are kept are placed In the hands of officers and men exchanged from England, and reports show that the. lenient treatment accorded them has made little Impression on them. War prisoners are still treated In the most brutal manner by the Huns. DAILY FISH BULLETIN CANADA'S FISHERIES i i i Issued by Canada Food Board The fisherette idea Is taking strong hold in the east and the number of girls now engagerf in cleaning and skinning, fish for the I market is increasing.

Clad In oilskins and sou'wester they are bravely plying knives on cuni'ber- some, slimy tlsh. They are tnk- ing the places of brothers and sweethearts who are I for 1 Without Any Strings. 1 Ever "something for nothing" when you were kiddie Something worth while? Then jj yoii know how "tickled" your kiddies will he if jf you hring them in to Dingwall's during the next 'few days. jfc ipfi Ever find a youngster that did not liVe rhymes? tji Well, we have ready for each little visitor or tihopper that eornes in while they lust, a little 3 "Children's llour" llhyine Uook, daintily illus- L-e trated in color. miss this.

IJring the kiddies in Satnr- day in the morning, if possihlc and make sure Sj; they get their hooks. Tlwrc will he a special showing both in the ii-1 wimfows and in the store of tilings that interes' fjj children. You will enjoy looking at thcst'r'and you waufTii have us lay any of them aside for Christ mas, just quietly slip us your name and ad-. Sj lress with a small deposit, and we will "look pj vise" and say nothing to (he little folk. fe Both Stores Open 8.30 to 60'cloek.

it Stone Open Saturday Evne'ngs Until 10. I I. B. DIN6WALL, Ltd. f.j Diamond Merchants, Jeweltara and Silvarirnitha Ijr; P.

Portarje nnd Main Main nnd Logan WINNIPEG EJM Dr. C. II. DiAger, whose offices arc In The Tribune Building, la at pres. ent in New Tork attending the X-j Hay Clinics.

Advt. The Tedium of Long Evenings Vanishes under the ofbright music. Heart and mind refreshment in its enjoyment. The HOUSE of McLEAN Is equipped to cater to every musical need or desire. It hH nn expert service In every branch of music to place at your disposal.

These, are days to implant and foster" the love of music in vour home. 1'lano. ifxan, Vlc-trola, Instrument of any kind Sheet Music, Hooks for Teacher or Student we can serve yfni absolutely reliable goods at honest prices. The Writ's Greatest Militia Ilou Tim Home of the llrlntiman Co. I'lano and the Vletroln.

S2B rOKTACJK AVK. 1 Now that people are turning 1 their thoughts towarda Christmas 1 preparations, a recipe for sugarless candy may prove useful: Ptanut Brittle 1 cup white corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon vinegar. 1 cup freshly roasted peanuts, halved teaspoon salt. Cook the corn syrup, vinegar 1 and salt in a saucepan until a little dropped in cold water forms a soft tmll. Put the peanuts and this syrup Into a frying pan and stir until the syrup becomes a golden brown Have ready a shullow grcael pan, poiuc candy In and spread out in a thm sheet.

Allow to cool. Then remove from the pan and crac Into pieces. I MENDS HOLES II I in POTS 0 PANS II VOL-PEEK is a sanitary com- II ponnd. It mends holes and I leaks in all kinds Pots and Pans Granitew'are, Tinware, II Alutninnm, Enamelledware, II IMS like a stifT putt-, yM Simply cut off enough to fill the hole. Easily applied with the I fingers and hard-.

I ens in two I I Repairs the article neatly, i quickly and permanently, I making it practically good aj new. Cleans easily and is sanitary. lodge underneath the mend, as Vol-Peck, whea it hardens, actually becomes a part of tye article itself, r.et a pscknge. at your Hardware dealer. Druggist or Grocer.

Alwy keep it in the house. It sares mauy I dollara. IS cents a facknge Goad far jo average menis. VOL-Paik MPO. MONTRfAL PI FT'EE Nf IP lor Better Portrait SEE I I Smith Lid.

1 I Atlt and Photographer! I S9 Portaje Purl, Mlnnlpei at" Phone Muln 3K44 Dancing Lesnon. Olven Dally any Hour THK ItANCIXO STIDIO Nnrmiui'" I.1. Ph. Ft. K.

1804 Cor. Kiver ONborn 8t. I'rof, W. Norman, Prln. I Introduclnc Our Attractive Photographic Christmas Cards Send your photo, write naino and uildreHH on bark and en'l(me ifiic and Sc stamp.

We will mail you 1 Christmas (If Sf lLi STICKERS UOXj Hrprodaclnir yoor photo la appropriate dfHlfO iluftt the Oiinff to Mirk on Xmu pftrrrln nnd leltftrtt G. B. KYLE, PANTAGKH IIMMt. i 2nd Floor, Room 111-118 I I1IONK MAIN 2311 WINMPEO I LOO UK'S Boot Shop was the original Kcgal Shoe Store of this city. We are still doing I business at the same stand under a new name still handling the same high-grade line of Ladies', Boots ex- clusively under the same manage- ment.

BUY VICTORY EONDS 2S9 Pprtagc Avenue Winnipeg I fflLUS VZ Fowler Piano Co Nofo Adrireo 41: bIKKKI fWiY-PAYIGH-PRi I ll When You Can' Buy Direct from the il Manufacturer at Wholesale Prices? Owing to our shrewd purchases of Raw Furs early in the year, prior to the sensational 1 advances in theRaw Fur Market, we are enabled to offer "Furs at less than wholesale prices. tTV, il: Hudion Seal Coat, Australian "NX $90 I Opossum Cape, Collars and VV 1 'III lilll Cuff- yffW BLACK LYNX SET Smart Coat, 3S Inches lonir. I jf Tjj m. HI III liade right up to date of finest I JaJiJ iSVvlL This very special offering1 is I Hudson Seal. vOAl ijij tvA composed of Animal Shaped I llllll WVftx Stole, and Rusr Mufi.

Raw I'elts I llllll SPECIAL dTrf ifi tn's are actually llllll onen VTnP WtJil JVf costlnff more than ibove prices Iff rv4JI for the flnlshcd set. llllll Hudson Seal Coat, Alaska Sable 1 T9fl I III! Cape, Collar and Cuffs. Jf jffl SPECIAL I Luxurious Coat, 4-' Inches Ion. Jil I sr-tHAL. I Richly finished in finest Brocad- I jjjzii llllll ed Silk and fashioned in an up- if jLEt I JY lj 1 ALASKA SABLE SET I SPECIAL fcJ5i(T llllll DOrir lTrTJrT TIlls beautiful fur is marie JpoUU fi ll fl'l )r ln a 'nolce Shoulder Hudson Seal Coat, Sable Collar 1 ffij nrl Harrel or rlllow Muff.

Set and Cuffs and bordered vwith III til fif throughout with MkIt heavy band of Sabla at bottom, 1 II IN quality silk and Cape i finished fThl.s sumptuous Wrap of I'ari- 1 I silk streamers. jh 1 1 'aian design represents finest 1 'rllii im I creation of our fur designer. HJAtJrt SPECIAL llllll Very specially vriced at Tfff SQO 1' $32 1 ALASKA SABLE MUFFS Tnis hixurloiis and fashionable In larBe pillow desiRn of extra SEE OUR GOODS ln Animal heavy fur, finished in the best AND PRICES Shaped Stole and Ruir or Barrel I manner with silk and down opcnpp DiTorwAcs Mu7: J'06'11 recommended form. Extra Special Economy BEFORE PU ROMAS. nH beifin one of our best offer- offering.

ING ELSEWHERE ings. iDGlAS, llllll can have your i ven prompt furs held until "from the Factory foVou" attention. 370-372 Portage Avenue mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmtmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmamit The War Is Over And you haven't one excuse iporu earth to hoard wad of coin finy longer. Get your dental work started today. "Yoit will wonder a good many times why you have put it off so long.

There are only two excuses why you cannot start today either afraid you will get hurt or you will never have them fixed. No- where, at any cost, can you get better dental work tlan here it's guaranteed no "ifs" nor "ands" about that. Quality dentistry atv the most reasonable price in Canada. Whalebone Plates $10S Permanent Crown and Bridge Work $7 Gold Fillings Silver Fillings I WILL EXTRACT YOUR TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. Remember the location Over Birks, "The Jewellers." 'Hoars DR.

ROBINSON 8.30 to 6 p.m. Dentist and Associates tanada FREE Christmas Presents wH "Beet for Hard Water" ''Royal Crown Soap Coupons cost you nothing whatever remember that it' our a-ay of advertising. Coupons will be found on or. in all thr following products Royal own Laundry Soap, Washing Powder, Lye, Cleanser and Naptha. You get Quality, Quantity and Premium? when you buy Royal Crown Broducts.

'Here are a few samples. HOME QUEEN COOK BOOK GENUINE LEATHER HAND- SILVER-PLATED BUTTER 1 Over 600 partes 04 ly Just as shown In cut. Nicely Exactly as shown In cut. A Inches In size, of useful recipes pleated, beautifully lined and- beautiful and useful artlc.lo fit and household Information, r'lu' a chanKe pur" and real good quality. bound In white oilcloth.

fre FQR WRAppER3 rREE FOR 900 WRAPPERS FREE FOR 20O WRAPPERS Or $155 Cash and 25 Wrapper Or $2.50 Cath and 100 Wrapper. rostase Pal by vi. WW ald by ua. by U8' Writa for BIG FREE Liat of New Pramiums mintior) this Paper when writing The Royal Crown Soaps, Limited, Winnipeg, Man. L00k for the Red Front Premium Store at 654 Main Street, Winnipeg I Spanish "Flu" Increases Sales -by Telephone Plan Many Wamen Do Their Shopping "By Wire" Small Orders i Block Service A mail order system In miniature 1 Is the method Winnipeg housewives have adopted to fight the "flu." Shopping by telephone has come into vogue since Spanish influenza made its appearance yi the city.

I Women are doing thelf buying over the wire. Department store heads say tele-: phone calls have trebled in volume In the last month. The switchboard i service Is taxed. Kxtra hello Kil ls have been added to the staffs. "We are rushed to death." one store manager said.

"If lasts much longer wc vn not be able to meet all calls." Kxtra delivery rigs have -been pressed Into service to meet the I emergency. Managers say shoppers (over the wire should remember small parcels cannot be delivered. "It's the woman who wants a ten-cent packet of pins delivered to the end of the city, who Is holding up the service." in the opinion of one merchant. "If they must have small parcels, let them come down early, before the crowd, and do their shopping Personally." Switchboard girls report the situation has its humorous aspect. Things are apt to get twisted in the course of switching from line toline.

For example: One woman telephoned a department store and ordered two packages of a sort of instant macaroni, that was on sale. The af-ternon delivery brought two yards of cream lace. Slake Your Money Flaht DICKY AND THE TURTLE FISHERS Dicky had spent the biggest part of the morning catching a little turtle, only to have it get away from i him in the tall grass as lie was taking it home. He searched everywhere, but the tuiUe had scrambled out or dght and Dicky, very much peeved, aat down on a stone and began to cry. "Tut! Tut!" laughed a merry voice, and Dicky looked up to see his little friend, Gocomeback, the travel elfin, standing before him.

"If your living depended on that little turtle you might be excused for crying over losing 4t." "Living!" exclaimed Dicky, wiping his eyes and looking at Gocomeback. Who ever heard of anyone making money catching turtles!" 'You never heard of the Turtle-fishers of Jamaica?" asked G6come-back. "Come along with me and I'll I show vou how our Jamaica forown brothers catch turtles and how they keep them from petting away fumi them." Hefore Dicky knew what was happening he was whisked through the air and set down beside a deep-sea pool, boarded off from the, open bay. Hundreds of boats tilled with dark-sklnnPd fellows were anchored in the waters, but Gocomeback called Dicky's attention to one boat in particular. "See that native -holding the rope In his hands? He's going dowlnto the pool after turtles," vhispered Go- wwy, Jit "Tut.

Tut!" comeibaek. "The fishermen for days have been fishing with nets made from the leaves of the thatch-palm, out In the sen. When they have caught all they want they throw them into this Tino! nnd nntivew who do nothing eise for their living, dive down under the water and bring the turtles up to the boats Just-as he finished, the native, with the rope In his left hand, fell feet first Into the pool and disappeared completely under the water. Soon his head reappeared and he called to the men on the boat and they ibe-gan pulling In on the other end of the rope, that sank with the tiative and the biggest turtle Dicky had ever seen was pulled upon the shore and quickly turned over on its back. 't)f cuurso, he weighs something like 200 pounds," said Gocomeback, 'Init you sec how he's struggling to turn over on his legs? Well he'd soon make tracks 'for the water if he did, but a turtle once placed on his back finds it almost impossible to right himself again." "Well, I never knew turtles grew terribly big!" exclaimed Dicky.

"Now would my little turtle ilnd It hard to get away It I turned him over on his hack? And isn't it dangerous for that fellpw to Jump down Into the pool?" "Ves to all your questions," laughed Gocomeback. "That's why I whs trying to shame you for crying because you lost th tiny turtle you had emight, Think what it would mean to these chaps if they lost the one you have seen them pull on shore. They risk their very 11 fo every tlmo they go under the water, for some of 'the large turtles certainly can light if they take a notion. How would you like to catch a turtle tike this one out of your stream?" Dicky laughed and ii If by magic everything disappeared and he was once more sitting alone on the stone where (kcomback had found him. "I guews I'm silly to cry over such a little thing," ho laughed and ran Into iho house to ask his Mamma If there really ever wore R'uoh persons fts turtle-fishers.

So long ago as 714 a patent for a typewriter was taken out Ui Kng-land by Henry Mill. It was called a "machine for impressing letters singly and progressively as in writing, whereby- all writings may be Ingrossed in paper so exact as not to distinguished from Make Your Money Fight BE AjEflJS! I Douglas Fairbanks' Beauty Lessons DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AND EILEEN PERCY Doutf. usually entertains unique ideas on subjects. This is how he does a Romeo to Miss Percy's Juliet. I By EILEEN PERCY "You know the famous Juliet was SOMK beauty," said Doug.

Fairbanks when 1 asked for a recipe for gracefulness. "Well learned that grace stuff ben ie she was keen for leaning over balconies. There's nothing like hanging over the porch railing to give a lady that slinky grace." Then I went upstairs and we practiced the balcony bond like this. (More Saturday) Bulgarian Humor -Is Shown In Trenches LOXDOX In a quief sector in which British were opposite Hulsar-j ians Urltlsh officers placed some copies of a newepaper containing propairanda between the lines nhcre they might lc easily acquirtd by the Buluars. dn the next visit to the spot, relatea the returned British officer who tells the Htory.

the papers had disappeared and in their place the exact price of the papers had been left by the Bulbars..