Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 27, 1904, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free Winnipeg saturday August. 27, latest news from the wheat Fields Good crops and very Little rust Geo. Harcourt superintendent of fairs and institutes and former editor of nor West Farmer his opinion. No. Harcourt. Superintendent institutes for the North tre stories is in the City to sup of harvesters or. The territories. I As to crop conditions or. While the stand is a in rflctlon3 of Thyl to curl of c. .1 v crop generally is the Best l i hrs in years. I have spent Jinai Hue and was in full swing at Strathcona and by the beginning week in August Oats turning. Alld l t hit would be ready for the m few Days nov it in Stook. While a let vhf to poor seed the crop one of the Best Ever a a Xen the c. To e. Line. Last on the Estevan line. Territories Are concerned. F m Low lying spots there was k Tu-k-1 t a training. Fath or dunns sceptical. Of the Tirch St. Boniface vicar require with the missionaries an far most As . H very sceptical about i nicer Nung the by rat. He says his Opperm Netles to get inform Aro and that to far he Rothong which would Lead that the rust will a than the Straw. T0 Outlook at Rosser heavy yield with Little of rust. A in. Wheat Harvest 1.1 n the District the rain of in Fayorl cutting in when nearly Oats and others on wheat. The larger Farmers with front three to six binders going with favourable weather soon have the wheat Safe. There Are some traces of rat in the extra heavy Gnann especially where it is Down but very Little where the crop stands up Well. It la of the old fashioned variety which we have seen beforehand no fuss was made about it and does not clause any Al firm this year. Tho gun in growers in this District Hope that the Grain dealers and others who seem to be trying to Bull the Market will keep up Tho rust scare Long enough to enable them to Murke t their crop of no. 1 hard at Tho prices now prevailing. The yield promises to be heavy and indications Are for a Sample of Good Quality. Taking the District As a whole the yield will equal that of 1902. When the Averga was 30 bushels per acre. With the in creased acreage thin will give about 20 per cent More wheat to be marketed in that year. The shipping facilities will be More convenient As besides Rosser. Bergen and Meadows on the . Parties to Tho North expect to Load at Crosse Isle on the . A Large amount of any rfcs been put up and a Good Deal More will be Cut As the grass is still in Good condition. Good crops at Gladstone Harvest promises Batter results than All previous records. Or. Marchant of Stone who id Iff tile City states that the crops in that of the try of which a Lydstone la the Centre Are in Good shape and a Good is looked for. In fact or. Galloway thinks that conditions Are better than the have Ever been before in that Sec Loii. With respect to the question of rust or. Sulloway states that he has visited All parts of the District and found but Little of the blight ror Talney not enough to cause any of damage. Or. Lull Way been a resident of Gladstone for Twenty years and that time hns been closely associated with the farming Community in Northwestern Manitoba and if the crops were in any. Way damaged he would be appraised of the fact. Or. Galloway informed a free press reporter that or. Hill who has done much to attract the attention of bet tiers to the Gladstone District recently sold a Large Block of inn to representatives of a number of Farmers now living in the Western states and who intending coming to Manitoba. He also stated that a great Deal of land Between the White mud River and the by United states land seekers during the year. That part of the country is splendidly adapted for mixed farming and is in great favor with certain immigrants from Tho Central Western states. Distributed. The distribution of the Harvest sex cur zionists progressed rapidly All yesterday the demand from the Branch lines Iff not As heavy As expected on account of the delay in harvesting arising from the recent Rains which stopped operations in some parts of tie province during the greater part of the week. It is Felt that a few Days of Tho present warm weather will soon put things in Good shape Ort co More and Many of the farm hands Are going out on speculation. In the territories and West Ern much of. The crop la not yet for Harvest Reg and1 no re quests have coma from these districts As yet. Manitoba is still getting the larger percentage1 of the arrivals. Though it is expected that by next week Tho territorial demand will have largely increased. Many of Tho harvesters Are taking advantage of the fact that work is not Rushing to make Short trips about the country with the idea of looking up a sult Ablo location if they decide to locate in the West. Morden District yield. Peter Dyck South of Morden. Threshed last week his wheat turning out Twenty seven bushels to the acre. Forty bushels per acre. R. Big Gar received a letter yesterday from h. B. Hir Tab at. Stanley Alberta mating that Many. Aro Cut Toni fall cheats Here. To is a Flo crop and will average 40. Bushels to the a at. I Tel Lull on Barley and Riding Mountain has been purchased if aug some Farmers have cutting wheat Al though cutting will not be general until next monday rust of Tel done some damage to heavy crops pre venting some of the Heads from filling completely which is expected to re the average yield to 20 bushels per acre. Oats Are look off Well and expected to yield from 50 of 60 Bush Els Barley is also Good and expected to yield about 35 bushels. No worry at no Opawa. Neepawa aug. 26. Enquiries from progressive and observant Farmers in All parts of this District fall to elicit any confirmation of the alarming re ports of rust on Tho wheat. There is some there is rust every year but it is claimed that Tho Grain la too for advanced1 to suffer deterioration to any serious extent grand weather at Brandon. Brandon. Auto. Wheat Harvest ing la now general throughout bran Don District. The. Weather is magnificent. Fine Fielda East of the Isle de Chene. Aug. The Farmers East of the red River Are blessed with i excellent crop this year. Within a Indus of about 40 Miles Southeast of Winnipeg wheat is estimated to bushels acre and no rust. Oats w la yield 45 bushels. Harvesting at Virden. Var Dan aug. Harvesting is now general. If nothing happens the next two weeks this District will Gar Ner the Best Sample of no. 1 hard that Una been grown in the history of the country. From careful enquiry and examination of different Fields your informant has failed to find any indications of material damage from rust and although the Straw has not the growth of other years the Heads Are loner and the Berry plump. Experienced Farmers and others estimate the probable yield at from 16 to 25 by Sheba per acre. The Grain men and Bankers who passed through Here the other Day told our mayor thai the samples handed them were the they had seen and As there is now a show it the c. R. Station containing a Large collection of samples taken from Dif Ferent farms there s Good that this distr it is still capable of producing1 no. I liquid in abundant quantities. Tho splendid Prospect is causing a Lively demand for farm lands. The Mcdonald Simpson co. Report in inquiry. Tho Best buyers far however Are the Farmers of this province. People picker to sell out in the older sections und come where they Are Able to secure equally As productive land with All the advantages of markets churches schools Etc., at front 110 to 515 and j20 less Money per acre. No Damazo at Birtle. A free press scribe ran across the Hon. C. J. Mack la of Birtle. Last night at the Clarendon hotel. Ure the crops looking with you in your Dis was asked. Was the answer. Any signs of queried the Man of the Pencil. Tie rust is All in the newspapers and not in replied the sex proven club Secretary. Farmers laughing at Manitou. J. A. Brown editor of the West Canadian Manitou who was in the City yesterday with the Lacrosse boys says that the report of rust Damn go to crops does not apply to the District about Manitou. He believes the crop there is out of the finest Liat has Ever been raised in the District and that the average yield will be it least 25 bus Hulk to the acre. The is most uniform both in the Early and into Grain and be difficult to Tell the summer fallow or new break ing from the old land. Tie Farmers no Grout fettle mid Are laughing it tie Leports of damage. Which ire be ing circulated by to Ca Jodo experts. Fall wheat in Southern Alberta. Raymond alta., aug. Crop of fall wheat in Southern Alberta is now All in and everywhere from puncher Creek and Carlston to Tabor it is excellent the average being from 20 to 25 bushels to the acre in the various localities. With the lot Al and British Columbia bidding against each other for this crop Thero is Little likelihood that much of it will find its Way East although there Tiro Manitoba agents in the Field. The de Mand for seed Grain which absorbed nearly All of last year s crop of tur key red is still great. It is probable that the average of land own to fall wheat this year will be treble that of last year. The american excursion lists who came Here three weeks ago have nearly All invested in land in Southern Alberta. The american immigration through comitts and Lethbridge Dur ing the lost fiscal year wag 3.goo. Three Hundred More than last year. And the fall immigration is larger than it Ever was before. Oki killed . Phiillips claims h. V Jones of Minneapolis was ten million Short. Or. Fred poll lapps manager of the Dominion. Elevator ltd., and sex president of the Ornon Exchange returned yesterday morning from the Pottage Plains seen by the free press representative at the Grain Exchange during the. Morning or. Phillips said he had asked tie office of Watson co. Here to wire or. H. V. Jones us. Follows you Are Tilte bushels out in your estimated yield in Manitoba. Just is killed maturing rapidly. Wits All Portage Plains yesterday and am convinced they will not Only have a crop but a very Good one. Indications Are that the same circumstances prevail in South Ern Manitoba. no occasion or anyone to be alarmed Over Mani Toba s crop. I consider the yield will be nearer to bushels than 60.000.000. Weather is or. Jones denial. St. Paul. Minn., aug. V. Jones wheat expert says in a communication to the Minneapolis journal there appeared in your column last evening a despatch from Winnipeg stating that at Brandon i visited the farms of. Henry Nichols and g. A. May Wood and found traces of rust and that t ventured the assertion that during the week wheat there would be seriously damaged. , these Fields Are now claimed to show improvement. Pen ult me to that i never visited these farms never Beard of them and visited no farm within thirty Miles of Brandon. I never Ihde the statement you print or any thing like it. I have simply said that for late wheat in general a week or ton Day was necessary to observe the effect of mat once it attacks the solid for liberalism. Halifax aug. Halifax Chr Onido predicts that Nova. Scotia s next Rori tango it at Ottawa flu be practically a solid Liberal one and Liat for first Elmo in a Quarter of t Century will go belhe15, provincial government stand by original estimate of harvesters wanted. The provincial government has not abated its first figures that farm hands will be needed to Harvest this year s Western crop. J. J. Golden our crop Worth More Chicago Grain experts estimate of Western Canadian exceed 1903 by nearly Chicago iii., aug. In Esti mated experts on the Chicago Board of Trade that Manitoba Farmers Are reasonably assured of More for their wheat this year than they got last year. The yield this season it is believed by Many reach Fox Ajo too bushels notwithstanding the Storla of rat damage. The yield last year was bushels the average Price being 08 cents. Average Price this year will be fully Twenty cents higher. The wont Manitoba will get this year la for ital sold a broker who halt just returned from a Winnipeg country. The crop May go under the sixty million Mark but in any event it will exceed last year the Northwest is decidedly bullish As to the wheat Market tha coming Winter More so perhaps than the most enthusiastic of local the canadians declare that Chicago does not appreciate Tho real conditions and that it will Hayo a big prise by the time the How files. Tha Northwest continues to Call upon Tho Chicago railroads and employment agencies for farm help and while Tho to Are striving to carry out the orders they Are having unusual difficulty in finding the men. This notwithstanding the exception and inducements being offered by the farm owners. Splendid Southwest crop manager Hartshorne of american Abell company makes a personal talk a Bug a boo. This rust talk is a Bugaboo of the worst said or. L. Hartshorne general manager of the Amer can Abell engine and Thresher company to a free pres reporter last evening. Or. Hartshorne him just returned from a. Trip made expressly for the purpose of enquiring into the condition of the wheat Fields. His observations Cov ered almost All of the wheat districts East of the Pembina Mountain s. In age. Eluding Carman Altonn. Winkler mor Den Letellier and other Points Noi Fth West of Winnipeg. In All these sections by rust not exceed ten cent., and there arc thou Handa of acres without Bleci Iilah. The poorest held noticed by or. Hav Shorno was not for Oast of Morden and but would go 15 bushels per acre Lii feeling amongst the Farmers is most hopeful and with Good outlier for a few weeks the crop garnered should be quite equal to tie Manitoba aver provincial immigration agent said yesterday afternoon that All Tho men who came this season would find no difficulty in procuring work. The crops were coming along in Fine shape and within the next few Days the hum of the binders would be heard on every Side. He has prepared a map of the pro Lynca showing the number of men needed at the different Points Ond there is a marked increase at Many places Over Tho requests of last season the greatest number of course Are needed throughout South Western Manitoba where the largest percentage of the country is under crop. Along the main lines of both the c. R. And the c. N. R. The crops Are showing great Promise and a Large number of men will be needed to Han dle them distributed the has 5.000 met men the already demand for the present but by uie first of the week All possible Irr Valr will Nile to secure places. Or. Golden pays that the arrivals this Are up to expectations and that if the numbers from Quebec Marl time provinces Are a Large tin anticipated there will he. Sufficient in non to Harvest the crop in excellent shape. Many americans coming. A new Factor which is in evidence this Beano is Tho number of men who fire coming in from the rout i. Many of those who have been following tie Harvest from Tox a North through Oklahoma and Trio other wheat Dolfi tracts. Are coming into to in C.P. Tho persecutions of the. Bands of hoboes who make it a practice to Fol Low the Harvest and live on the efforts of the willing workers. In Canada they find that they run escape blood suckers and Many of them nre1 the reports of damage which Are. Be ing circulated by so called experts. Magnificent display of plants and prize list. I t roil i Bill a i Rii my of n Atiar. Flower show. Of the Brandon u forestry society is and demonstrates be i capabilities of the of Manitoba and Tho of Flowers and m astounding profusion ire arranged through Hill where the dhow is h 1. Mph Surprise is express m by at Trio wealth and Vur in a Lovely Flowers All grown in Ohi. To Lon greenhouses. Or. F. Manager and has a spa Dirl exhibit in front the Sci Ort of Cut Flowers ferns plants which Are a j to in group. The Spring Park Nursery have a very Fine exhibit 3. All of which were grown on their premises. Many private citizens which dhows a Rains Ini arest in horticulture and ova or the Beautiful nature. La a lot of splendid samples of nit grown in British Columbia. Are commanding a lot of it an1 Onvy. The samples Are tract tally and look very invites firm and tempting. Jade Liq is in Progress the follow to being a list of Tho prize winners "i1 to the present Tor the Best Laid out grounds Etc. Kirchhoff or a poor appetite drowsy heavy your head tired worn out decreased Syar tem needs Pur Ying or Haulton 5 pills Brae your turn you up snap Energy Good spirits. You get up to walk your head you stoop Over you feet is coated. Dreams dlr bowels your one Day your Raj Neil Day they Don t. What s wrong knot c and const in in with bile prescription is and constipated Hall it 8 Lilke one at night. You i in the morning. Think of what a change they spirits improve up. Digestion be Tou u sleep better and Uve f or h better by Tak or 71 to s pul3 to nov not Een but percent it Thor Puro you can you or. Drake and Butternut boxes for c Hartford co. Best cultivated composite . Best cultivated composite Garden not to exceed two we. Harper. For beat improvements in Villa surroundings during d. H. Scott Best window of plants 1, m1b3 Weir 2. Miss Durrant. Best group of plants cultivated in any or. Elliott. Best Laid out und decorated Din Ner table 2. Cons. E. Myers. Best collection of native plants in 1. Stella Robertson 2. Bessie Knowlton. Rest dried collection native plants 1, Bessie Knowlton 2. Chaa. E. Myers. Plants in amateurs. Best group of plants 1, Jas. Rigg 2, mrs. C. Durant. Two Cactus 1. Mis. Durant 2. Mrs. We. Anderson. One Begonia fibrous rooted 1. Mrs. T. Mckenzie. Two balsams in 1. D. H. Scott 2. Mth. Coltart. One double flowered mrs. J. Mcgregor. One Geranium single flowered 1, mrs. C. Duva if. 2. Mrs. J. Mcgregor. One Genan Lum Ivy 1. Mrs. J. Mcgregor 2. Mrs. Co lust. One Geranium variegated 1. Mrs. We. Anderson 2, mrs. J. My Kenzle. One single fuchsia in Bloom 1. Mrs. T. Uck Onzle. One double fuchsia in 1, mrs. C. Durant. One rubber Plant 1, mrs. We. An Derson 2, miss coldwell. One Palm 1, miss coldwell 2, mrs. We. Anderson. I one Hydrangea in Bloom 1, mrs. T. Mckenzie. One pot of Ivy or Ivy leaved Geranium trained As 1. Mrs. Coltart. One Illy in Bloom and i. A. H. Scott. Ono Boston 1 Mesa coldwell. Ono hanging Basket of plants 1, mrs. Duncan. One asparagus Plumos us i. Or. Warner 2t . Mckenzie. One asparagus sprit Igell 1. Mrs. A. Grant 2. Mrs. We. Andersoh. Ono 1. Mrs. We. An Derson. _ _ Wall Street gossip. New York up. topics speculate to scum pm continues bullish. Hut among the professional element them is a up Cullon to follow the in a cautious manner owing to absence of any Large Public. Interest it the pro sent time. It be recognized however stocks do not come out in any. Quantity and Thero is an absence of any amount pressing for Solo. Bank intr interests continue and Whilo seme irregularity May a expected tha trend of prices to to higher level and to look for substantial bulling of Southern Pac Flo Union Pacific. St. Taul. Missouri Pacific urn dons and some Auto Volty in the Erles. Missouri Pacific is being accumulated by important interest and to advise noon but Market became very Dull again on the Advance. British stocks. London aug. for Money. 883-16 do. For account 883-16 Anaconda. 4 Atchison s33-s do pad. 1003-4 b. Of. C.p., 1301-2 c. Of. S91-2 . 151-2 c. M. St. A. 156 Debeers Denver Rio. Is 7-8 do. Pro. Erie. 275-8 do. 1st pad. Do. 41 111. Central. 142 a. 124 to. Kans. Texas. 35-8 n.y.c., is n. W., 6j5.8 do. Pad. 92 ont West. 321-2 Penna. A Rand mines. 101-s Reading. 1s7-s do. 1st pfd., 43 do. 2nd pad. 371-2 Southern ry., 191-2 do. Pfd., 961-4 Southern Pac. 6s1-2 Union Pac. 1023-8 . Pad. 97 . Steel. 125-8 do. Pfd., 61 5-s Wabash 20 do. Pfd., 40 Spanish fours 8s1-2. Bar. Silver quiet. 2gl-4d per ounce. Money 2 per cent. Discount rate for Short Bills 213-16 to 27-s per cent. Do. For three. Months 27-s per cent. Delegation from Neepawa buying for a substantial Advance in the near future. Keep on the Long Side. Of Southern Roll any and new York Central. Coer will have a furl her Advance Flea Copper will have sugar is a Purchase on any . Mph tar of thu of. Smyj tors we expect gome report that plan for merger of Lead interests had Jallen there is much Bull talk on the traction and per did tons prices for new York. Aug. 26.-a great Many of the better issues made Aew High Levels tills morning but on heavy profit to kilns have declined fractionally. This to but natural and we May expect to Seo slight recessions of this character from Elmo to time As higher Levels Are reached. Will not however see any break to speak of before very materially higher prices have been increased in volume is prices gave Way in the second hour and a the Mora. Important looks sold substantially below last night. The loss reached a Point in both Lou Billle and Ontario and Western and a Largel part of the Gaff in to tilted state s steel pad. Was cancelled. Buying for both no caused a fractional visits to present town s port Halfway Ond Premier. Hayden m. P., mayor Brown g. Crawford b. A. Hamilton j. J. Hall up find s. D. Barr delegation repro Benting town Council and Board of Trade to Leaf we Rit to Winnipeg y Ester Day to. Interview the Powers in regard. Hia Kirs affecting the Well being and District. They interview the c. R. Officials in regard to a new station Here they also want to know Why something is not being done towards erect Lon of a o. Tvr 1 Lourid House and they will1 Endeavor to convince the roblln1 government of the necessity of a titles office building and of Tho suit ability of this place As a judicial Centre. Grand trunk Pacific surveyors have been through the Terry try about ten Miles South of working eastward they did not come Rineai town. The press says to enquiries As to the probability of deflecting the line this Way the head of. said it could not be done. U Neepawa to to have the a t a. There will have to be some Strong pulling done and John Crawford la. The Man who will have to do it. We May rest that Nathan Lei b6yd will do any thing. He la opposed to the grand trunk the messes. Summers three Broth ers Lake t re of in Southern Manitoba aft about to take up i their abode near Neepawa. They have purchased through h. V. Fieldhouse the South half of 26, 14 15 also the n. 23, 14-15 and 8. B. 27, 14-15., for which they paid in the neighbourhood of Church trustees have bought a and voted for improvement and renovation of Tho Church build work on the King Edward hotel is delayed for want of Brick. The hotel Hamilton. Retarded because of Cut Stone. Ujj. A. Gordon a Telephone fixate Jtj from has arrived to in Nevate Neepawa s sys tem. The dearth of tenement houses and the hitch. Rentals asked vis proving a detriment to Neepawa Money invested properties would bring Good returns on investment. No sunday opening. I Fuli stories of the Posl ullity of sunday openings which have been printed broadcast of late it has been declared by a. Representative of the exposition company that such a decision was not taken seriously by Tho Board of directors1 or the executive comm Ltd tee. Blast birthday of w. G. Fon Seca celebrated by rela Tives and friends. The Maple Street was a Blaze of Light last evening Casion being a dinner in Honor of the 81st birthday of the Host w. G. Fon Seca. There were present Twenty two invited guests nine of the ten Chil Dren born to or. And mrs. Fan inca. Mid seventeen grandchildren. There were two tables one for the older Alid another for the Youhg generation. The decorations were Charm Ingi Smilax stretched from the Corners of the room to Liers in the Centre while Tair slender vases of Cut glues held clusters of Pink and White asters and others Pink and White Sweet peas. The picture of Tsuru de by the aged couple together cup Yang the North end of the table was really a most touching one. Tho Good things had been or. K. N. I. Macdonald proposed the health of or. Fonseca. The Toast waa drunk standing and was followed by the singing of he a Jolly Good Fel three Cheera and Tiger. Or. J. B. More spoke Bis Long Friend ship with or. Fonseco. And Trio struggled and trials they Tondu retd Arf Ald Ermen in the first ult Council or. More said he had known1 or. Trona Eca for thirty two years. Or. Fonseca Rose to speak and it was impossible to realize his with sparkling eyes pfc looked round guests find them for their Good wishes. He pall "1 have lived in Winnipeg forty years and on the present site forty two years when e. L. Barber and myself landed from the Flat boat in which we came up the River i looked round and even then con Vinced that the place would in Elmo become a Large City. .1 had observed that places that were chosen As pay ing stations for Large bodies of. Indians were always Well placed geographically and Eure to grow. And i have not been disappointed. I have seen the Village of 200 grow to a City of in 1801, we had the great flood1 and had to abandon everything and go out to Tony Mountain for three weeks. When we returned i won interested in a Little log House that stood near the River on a piece of land which i had bought prior to the flood it looked capable of improve ment i worked hard. In that Little House my wife who wus formerly miss and i passed our honeymoon. The next year we moved to a House on this present site and the building in which we had Many a Jolly dance was moved near Here and i opened a store in it in which i sold Pemmican Tullow and Buffalo hides. A few year after i gave up the store and the building was next used for our first Public school. Major Mulvey Archibald Wright and myself Wero the first trus tees and w. F. Luxton was the first or. O Donnell Poko briefly saying that or. And mrs. Fonseca had been his Flint friends in the country. In said he we were made comfortable in their House for a few weeks until Louis reel provided us More Opal Obj quarters in the old w. J. Mclean said he had known or. Fonseca for forty two years hav ing made his acquaintance when they were guests together of Alex. Hunter Murray at the lower fort. In dwelt much on the share or. Forseca had had in building no the City. Tha speeches were followed by music. Mrs. A. Mclellan and or. Drum mond contributed solos and Mies e. Mclellan piano solos. The invited guests were or. And Are. O Donnell or. And mrs. J. B. More or. And mrs. E. L. Bar Ber or. K. N. L. And miss Macdon Ald or. And miss Mclean or. And mrs. B. G. For Jena or. Und mrs. A. G. Fons fun or. And mrs. Alsup or. And miss Pierce. Or. Drummond or. Craycroft Pugh. Mrs. Nagy miss Nagy. Or. Nagy or. D. Newton we Mph. Or. H. Worsely. River Heights new fort Rouge subdivision attract ing attention of buyers. River Heights the new subdivision n fort Rouge on the pro no pcs. To be n. Busy spot this fall and Spring As out of the 400 lots recently sold Over 100 have been bought or actual building ant residential Pur-1 poses. The majority of buyers have selected lots in blocks a p and a South of Hawkins Street for their in ended Home. 78 having bean Kold in Blocke 11g in Block find c9 in Block g. Building will be. Commenced Street railway company build their line to the now Park and College. It is expected that this division will increase Seronil Hundred per e6nt. In value during the next few Earp a the Peculiar combination of come Tlora under which River Heights is being developed need More be than any conditions that have existed in the each lot fronts on a g6 oct Street and Back onto lanes 20 feet wide. Only a limited number of ots w la be sold at present prices. Regina Catholic Church the Imperial life an Imperial policy is one of the Best forms of investment because it gives after one payment an instant Guaran tee for a Mitch larger amount than the sum paid in. Apply to j. A. Wallace. Proven Cal Winni Peg Man. To rent Toronto Street modern House 4 bedroom Possession kept 0. 925. Avenue to. New store All modern suitable and Good Sta Jed for druggist. For Sale Redwood lot close in notre Dame 66 feet. J2.000.00 or renting this is a snap. Purut West Side 40 feet. J850. The Best buy on the Street. Agnes 80 feet with Small House the lot is cheap at the Price without the House. Toronto 60 feet with Good House h.200.00. This House is on the West Side and All fenced the land is Worth 415.00 a foot. Maryland new 1 1-2 Storey All modern cottage 8 rooms at this should not last Long. Colony two of the Best Bouses on Thea popular Street that have not been on Tho Market before. Price and terms at office. Kennedy. A Beautiful Home 4 reception 0 bedrooms elec tric Light and Gas new stable Cost in perfect repair. . Fort Rouge. A cosy Home heated with hot water lot go x 120 to a Lane. Beautiful Lawn and Trees. Wellington Crescent two Beautiful River Lota. 00 x 300 each at j50 a foot at least a foot cheaper than adjoining property. On Broadway we Hava one of Best residences in tha City for at. Least less than it is Worth to Day. The has Tam land investment Telephone Bank Bald tag. The caterers1 picnic lans Aro out for imposing other buildings proposed. Regina aug. Catholic congregation Here numbers now about one Hundred families but which is rapidly gaining from the new immigration is now considering plans for the erection of a larger Church which will Cost in the neigh boyhood of . The ground com prising 17 lots with a frontage on Victoria Street was acquired by. The congregation some time ago and the plans for the building Are now in Trio hands of an architect. Rev. Suffran the Parish priest Saya that work will begin m they Are completed. He adds that by next year the congregation will have the services of nuns to teach in the separate school which will also require the erection of a Convent. It is probable that the latter will be a boarding school for Young ladies from outside the town lightning Burns Burns. Toronto aug. Thunderstorm yesterday caused jobs to the Farmers of Ontario. The barns of Henry myer near Robinson and William Walker near Newton Lyle. Struch by lightning and burned with ail their contents Jolly arrangements Complete for a Outing at the Bosch. The caterers met in room of the City Hall last night to make the final arrangements for their picnic at Winnipeg Beach in aug. 31. The different committees have spared no pains in their efforts to make it the Best of the season. The trains will leave Winnipeg for Beach at 8. 0.30 and 1 o clock and returning will leave the Beach at 7, 8.bo and 10.30 o clock. On each train will be a baggage car for the accommodation of those who wish to take baskets or their wheels with a Man in charge to Check them free of charge will also be a policeman on Board of each train to prevent any of the objectionable features which occurred last year when a number of and gamblers were in evidence. The Tetley Tea company will serve Tea to everybody and the will Aleo have on hand a Supply of Tea. Coffee hot and cold water and milk free of charge., and barrels of Candy will distributed among the children on the first and second the Winnipeg City band will in and orchestra will furnish music in the Pavilion for a Good programme of sports has be7n arranged inhere Btung feature of which in. To be a be tween teams to be elected from the trades . Aracka of hour to be equally Distri buted Between general Hupfl Petal 8t. Boniface Bop lat and the Chil Dren s Home and. The winners will then Compau with a am peeked from of the abattoirs for even of cigars. The caterer will at 7 o clock at the City Ball usual on monday the 2fjth. The ticket Salt was by the Ogilvie. Milling company who bought to be distributed among their employees. Use lever s dry soap a powder to Wash woollens and it 22 what does your school need this term either in furniture or supplies it won t coat much to be up to Dato and Well equip Ped if you order from us. Oth ers Are taking advantage of our Well known Low prices. Why not you now catalogues of supplies or text books gladly sent on demand. Be wide awake and let us hear from you. Faithfulness rewarded j Purta presented to q. Historical society. Hearing the other Day of or. Oeo., w. Winckler s intended from Tho City Hon. David Laird president of the historical and Ety called an emergency meeting to a suitable recognition of or. Winckler s services As Secretary for Tho past ten years. A handsome tour and j. A Grant w. J. Lean appointed a committee to draft an fld Drew and present mar. Winckler with the same. This Van done yesterday and though Winkler was Trust completely sur he replied in a very Happy. Manner. News Pafk ;