Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 13, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday december 13, 1910. Western farm troubles of the Doyule Vatos Farmers at Dauphin not with some phases of govern ment operation Dauphin dec. Tho Annua meeting Oths Grain growers association of the Dauphin municipality Ivas Lif Clcil Here in the trades Hall o Saui riia Many important matter were discussed among which was the of Competition in buying Stree in the town of Dauphin. Of. The elevators in the town two Art a government elevators which buy m wheat and Only handle Carload lots of the Farmers. The bins in these Eleva tors Are bins and upon the 1 Armer applying for a bin he is allotted which is at his disposal for fifteen Days. The wheat when brought m a the Farmer is supposed to be cleaner. By the before being put in the special bin which has been allotted of his wheat alone and for tyls a charge of cents per Bushel is made by the government to cover cleaning storage and loading and an additional charge o a per Bushel for every exceeding Ftp teen Days that the wheat remains in i h bin. This of course renders it absolutely impossible for a private buyer to buy Small loads of wheat on the Street and store in the government elevators As he might not be Able to make up a Carload of a particular Grade for u. Month or two because the Farmers had not brought in enough of that parti Cular Grade. The. Result is that at the present time the Only remaining ele Vator has everything its own Way and can practically pay the Small Farmer what they choose As he Lias other Means of disposing of his wheat. Case were stated where Farmers had brought in loads of wheat to sell and were in to do so As the private elevator was not buying wheat that Day. This caused annoyance As some of the Farmers had sickness in their Homes and needed the Money to get supplies in town. These facts were brought out by the implication of h. P. Nicholson a prominent Farmer and real estate broker in that District who asked for a Resolution to be passed by the association recommending the government to Grant certain concessions to private individuals engaged in the Stree buying of whereby they could have a longer period in loved latin to keep wheat in a bin at the initial of per Bushel. When asked As to just what concessions he required he re plied that he was in no to to Taie offhand but made a motion that at the next regular meeting of the ass i Tiou he move a Resolution to Aid Street buying the government elevators. This meeting has been called for saturday. December 24, stun if or. Nicholson s concessions Are deemed advisable a Resolution will be passed to its effect and forwarded to the Secretary of the want too Grain association which holds its annual convention at Brandon in Jan uary. It is hoped t hat the matter will be taken up by the convention and some arrangement arrived at Between them and the government whereby the government elevators can be used to assist Small Farmers in the disposal their wheat. Bad management of elevators. Another phase of the elevator ques Tion discussed was the operation of the government elevators. Almost every Man present who had shipped through them had some cause of complaint or the other Aga list them. The facilities for cleaning the wheat were practically lie no a. Was dec have been clean when shipped to Winnipeg it was invariably docked from two to three per cent for uncleaned wheat. The bins als a came in for their share of censure As Well As the management of the elevator. M. C. Lee stated that the had shipped a car Load of wheat through the elevators and upon getting his weighing Bill had Given them a note for the expenses for handling of the wheat to be paid in Winnipeg the Grain was sold. A Short while after wards they had applied to him again for the charges of handling the wheat and asked what had become of ills note replied that it had been sen to Winnipeg and they had lost track of it Down there. He refused to pay till the note was returned to him and there the matter stood. Several stated that when they had got their final weights from Winnipeg there was a loss of anywhere from 4 to 5 bushels of wheat and upon application to the head Oralce in Winnipeg had immediately received for the amount while others who had done exactly the same had received no reply it All. H. Thompson was one of the men who receive a reimbursement for his loss in weight and a. Maynard those who had not. G. Strang. The president of the association had a different experience to relate. He shipped a car Load through the government elevators and upon receipt of weight and Check from Winnipeg found that his Grain had gained 5 bushels and 4 pounds since it passed to the hands 01 the government elevators. He accepted the Money and a Feriv weeks later after those had suffered a Liss had complained he rec ived a. Titter from the Winnipeg office to the Lect that Thuy had heard that he had received payment larger num Ber of bushels than he had put into Tho elevator and that in View of the tact that shortages had occurred in shipments to other parties they hoped that he would refund the extra amount he courteously replied that he paid for the privileges of the us5i a special bin for his own use and that therefore All the wheat in that bin belonged to him and that he refused to pay. There the matter still stands. J. Natilli another Farmer who had bushels of wheat this fall upon application to the elevator agent for current prices of wheat and space was Cut off very shortly with the reply that he could not give prices and that he did. Not care to. That is he cared to Load a Isar he Aind take his Chance with the rest. Needless to say or. Neil did not patronize the govern ment elevators. Officers elected. The election of officers for he ensuing year a so took place and those appointed were president g. Strang by acclamation. Vice president h. N. Thompson. Directors l. Mckillop m. C. Lee j. A. Campbell a. Maynard w. A. Armstrong and j. Lockwood. Banner year for . Farmers record yields established by country to the in total value. The annual report of the Secretary of agriculture of the United states for the year 1910, has just reached the office and comprises a volume of 158 pages crammed with important in formation. The information and data collected and carefully complied by James Wilson the Secretary show Fiat nothing Short of can grasp the value of form products for this year and prove that the United Bra ies has once More demonstrated Fiat she is the richest country in anal its pounds Are 26 per cent above the average crop of the five preceding years. Barley. The Barley crop this year is hardly maintaining the average production of the preceding five years on being Only bushels As compared with the five year average of bushels. In Point of value the crop has been exceeded Only in 1907, and the value of this year is 16 per cent above the Over average of the previous five years. Flax seed. Flax seed follows Barley in order of importance of value of crop. While the value of the crop is 13 per cent. Did aged Shire Mare lady Gre which wag third in an exceptional sirens class at Chicago winning Law the special of. The american Shire horse society for Best american Tare Mare any age. She was first an Champion at Wisconsin state fal first in the aged Mare class at. Minnesota state fair. Speaking of this mar Nis state fair. Speaking of thid mar the breeders Gazette of Chicago Sal a massive Mare built for Power i every part a and particularly Plasin Over the Back and croup. Her Feathe is like silk and her Bone from Tho three year old Shire Stal lion class they have brought the prize Winner which secured t ii standing in a Clang of and 1 greater than the previous addition another handsome three Yea average the production is far below old that was not shown. Among the that of recent years the preliminary nine Percheron stallions they have the estimate being bushels. The i first and second prize american ore1 High Price prevailing for flax being re two year Olds a couple of Extrema Spon sible for the estimate of Young horses. Foul o As the value of this year s crop. Total Cereal crop. The total Cereal crop for this year is estimated at bushels which is 13 per cent above the five year average and is by far the great est crop Ever reaped. In value How Ever the crop Falls below that of 1908 and 1909, principally on account of the decline in the farm prices of Corn. This year s total value is or about below the total for 1909, and below that of 190s, but is however 11 per cent above the five year average. Their nine stallions Are american Bre and five of them imported. Or. Beattie is very much Kildonan agricultural society s annual meeting at the sixteenth annual meeting of the Kildo Naii and St Paul s Agricula uial society held last Friday at the residence of the Secretary treasurer the chair being occupied by 1-Resi Dent j. H. Uzun the following petition Ivas drafted to be Lorwa Raed to the with his string considering it Proba Bly a Little More outstanding in Merl than any they have previously Hund led. As he remarked it was a Marke in which there was ample Choice of the Best. The horses were nearly All from the stables of Robert Burgess sons Wenona Illinois. Meeting postponed Market gardeners fail to show another meeting arranged. The special meeting of the Market gardeners in the Vicinity of Winnipeg which was to have been held in Manitoba Hall yesterday afternoon was postponed for a week owing to tie failure of enough men to turn out the Lack of menu Siam displayed in attending this meeting is characteristic of the Way the majority of these meetings Are attended. Without co operation the Market gardeners As a jul never be Amie to acco push the world As far As the value of Agri returns Are a once Intel. At Hun Rauie Bir lit rid Laurier t he no time in the worlds history hits members of the House of commons a country produced farm products j the members of the tvs Donan and is. one year with a Valuo caul s agricultural society in annual reaching Wui Cli is the meeting assembled humbly Lealie to Val us of the agricultural products of j impress upon Sotir honorable hotly the this country for Laio. These returns Are larger Chan those of Laoo by . An amount of increase Over government at Ottawa to the right and f Lite invest is by when such important Prece Edins year which is Small for tile More recent years. Double value in twelve years. The value of the farm prod Tula since is list of the present year has been progressive and without interruption. Allowing 100 to be regarded As the value of the census taken for that year when if compared with the value for this year the amount would of 189.2, or almost double the value of the crops of the census year 11 years proceeding. During this period of 12 years Farmers have steadily advanced in Prosperity and a knowledge of agriculture and the total value of farm products have increased to the returns for the crop quantities and1 values for 1u10 axe estimates and Are to be accepted As anticipating the final estimates to be made later on. Ail values or products at the farm and in no items Are values at the produce or com Mercial Exchange. Corn. The Corn production this year was bushels a crop that exceeds that of even the great Agricula ural year of 1906. Which is greater Han the average crop of Che proceed ing five years by 14 per cent. This crop has been estimated to be Worth and ranks first As the most valuable produced in the count j importance of the duly now being imposed upon Green vegetables coming in to Winnipeg from Tho United states. We therefore petition that this Dull be Lel t As it is at present and sincerely Hope that your government will not re move it As asked for by Tho whole salers of Winnipeg in the session of 1909 As it would be the Means of depriving Many gardeners of a very Large proportion of earnings and in l. I Many of them would be put out of this was signed by All those present numbering Over Twenty Ami will be signed by All the 103 members of the society. The officers of the society for the Ensul no year were elected As follows. President j. I i. Gunn n St vice Dent m. Harper seconded Hodnott Secretary treasurer s. R. Henderson directors e. G. Ilc Bain i Stanley s. 11. Slighton Knipe w. A. Knowles j. K. Mcdougall for Many Cotton. Years the Cotton crop Ivas fourth in value among the crops eing exceeded usually by Corn wheat and Hay but in those Days the Price of coi ton was very Low. The crop of this year is estimated to be Worth in int and seed around at the farm or More than the wheat or subjects us the removal of the duty of american vegetables and general mar Ket conditions arc to to discussed it is Small wonder that Little is really accomplished. Taie presidents and secretaries of tha various societies Ana a few others Wera present who after waiting nearly an hour decided that the meeting be postponed till thursday december 2lat u . Arrangements were made the on and there for the use of Thi Ball and As Tho expenses for the Ute of it next. Thursday had to be paid in Advance i is hoped that a Keener interest will of evinced. It is the intention of the officers of the societies of the different localities to get in touch with the individual members of the association by postcard As Well As advertising to through the papers. A mass meeting la locked for. Cow classes. An expert s View of the placing of Violet 2nd of congas. A. R. Goodwin the Dean of All live Stock reporters has the following to say As to the placing of j. D. Mcgregor s cow Violet and of congas at the Chicago International heading Over from males to females the comment is reiterated. The matrons Here under inspection Rose readily enough to a height in Merit which had j not Buen broached at this exhibition. Service will be the Champion of Scotland last season .10 a ice Uoo a a and a. S. Severin. Honorary directors. It was decided to recognize the ser vice of past members of the braid of directors and former officers by elect ing honorary directors. Men who have served five years from the society henceforth connected with the i Lolet 2ml Ivas finally de nation in an honorary Way the nest to i Fea Tecl by the Champion of America Al there was vigorous dissent. Ara Mcl Leury 24th la appreciably Lay crop was Ever Worth including seed is Worth this crop More than the crop of last year Aii a that crop was far above any previous one in value. During the last 5 years the Cotton crop had an average value of so that the value for this year is 13 per cent about the Ive year average. Hay. The value of the Hay crop this year s placed at a bout an amount which has been exceeded but once and that in 1007 when the crop Vas Worth the value of he crop this year is much above that of the High crop values of other us d of i Vaju f henceforth connected with the i to it r nation in an honorary Way the nest to i la to so honoured being g. F. Munroe d. A. Milvor j. K. Mcdonald and Oai Nuol Taylor. The president gave a Brief synopsis of tie society s Progress during the past year and comment to a on the rapid development apparent. The report of the Secretary treasurer was most gratify ing showing the receipts to be and the expenditures leaving o 1 Alance on the right Side. The assets shown to be grounds and Buill donations outstanding Cash in Bank a total of s4.701.03. The utter absence of liabilities was the cause of sincere congratulations extended to the management. The finances were audited by Alfred Jackson and Robert Mcbeth. Growth in four the growth of the society during the better tilled through the heart than Violet Anil thicker throughout but in Sweet feminine character a evilness of Frame and flesh and attractive Hind Quarter finish with Freedom from Gudiness the Canadian cow was clearly in the Lead and a femininity so charming joined with a finish so fault less seemed to deserve a Little better Fate when faced by bulk. Blackbird favorite 2nd, a state fair favorite is in Tine shape an Elm Park Beauty 4th made her Way up among the select in this company of fourteen. The same number of two year Olds reported and Here symmetry 1 Mish and Freedom from Patchiness met with merited recognition. Erica of Avo Scote 2nd had neither the scale nor bulk of some of the heifers placed below her but she Eding years illustrating c Early that past four years from c7 to i if i of the Nevers Piceu Osiow nor Mit sni a the Bel inf no of is a a beautifully modelled front am Seipt Softie y were throughout. There was a mortgage of 3soo against the property of the society. The indebtedness has been wiped out and a prize list of from to is issued every year this year s amount ing to Cash prizes to the value of the membership has increased in the Knox Plain sparkling gelatine 15 cent package makes two full quarts of Jelly is much More than a delicious dessert. It just Natur ally lends itself to a thousand and one other for garnishing the meats stiffening the sauces and gravies making the ices and preparing the throughout the entire meal from soup to dessert. Recipe Book and pint Sample free Dainty deserts for our illustrated Book and pint ii ample will be Scot for your grocer s name. Address Charles b. Knox co., 500 Knoz Branch factory Montreal Canada Joh Utown n. Y., u. S. A. Farming with gasoline Power breaking and packing at same time. Asoline engines at work on the Weitzen farm. These three engines were kept going night and Day. Each Dow six fourteen Inch plows and a Packer behind and broke and diced acres during the summer. One of the must interesting farm i is to give the upturned Sod a double while in the Spring of 1912 pouted that acres will be to that to wheat and lax. All operations will be gasoline engines. In blowing than ten plows followed by a Packwo will be drawn by each engine in ing six eight foot discs giving i in Western Canada is unit stroke thus pulverizing it Woll ail , a the farm situated j thus treated before the close of the season. 50ut ninety Miles Southwest of Sas Britoon and Twenty Miles South of Rosetown which is on the Goose Lake of ten Canadian Northern rail a. The farm comprises sixteen sections or lu.u-10 Airi of of Beautiful in she has the strongest of claims to stand above Imp. Our pretty Rose. The lat outstanding 1 considerable scale and mature looking principal that a somewhat deficient crop is usually Worth More in the ire Gate than an abundant one. The of the crop of this year is 13 or cent above the average of the Irece Eding 5 years. The Quantity of he Hay crop is tons which a 5 per cent below the average crop the proceeding 5 years. The feed no value of the crop however has greatly increased As Alfalfa has in ered. Into the products of this crop in recent years arid has now become in self a crop of Large proportions. Wheat. In the value of the wheat crop the Pring and Winter cheats have been Aken together and the products of both crops this year is estimated at bushels or substantially he average of the preceding live tars whereas the value is about . Or 7.6 cent above the Ivo average. The Quantity of his year s wheat crop has been Suc needed four times but the value has Een exceeded Only once in 1909, Al the crop of 1908 was nearly As valuable. Oats. Easily the fifth crop in Point of value Oats a position that it has Lone 16o, All o grow hair on a Bald head by a specialist. Thousands of people suffer from baldness and falling hair who pud every advertised hair ton if 2.nri via t iui1 1c and hair w. Hout Resus up kit Nart results also unequalled for restoring Grey a to its original color stoppfnl1 a r from failing out. And destroying the Dandruff germ. It will not make the hair Greasy and can be put up by an Clie inst Bay rum 6 ounces Efrum of to Kalon Perronie which unites perfectly with the other ingredients. This preparation is highly recommended b v a. Recommended of physicians and specialists and is absolutely harmless As it contains none of the poisonous Wood alcohol found in hair tonics. In to tace where fre As Long ecu pied. The value of the crop is estimated at Over and has been exceeded in this respect Only by uie crop of 19011. When compared with the average value of the live preceding years this year s value is 12 per cent greater. For the second time in the history of the country the yield exceeded the Bushel the precise estimate standing at bushels or about 000 above the great crop of 1909 the crop of this year is 22 per cent greater than the acreage of the Jive previous years. Potatoes. Next in order of value is the potato crop which has been exceeded in Only two or three former Vears up. The accommodations at the grounds must be increased which Means that the six acres now used must be added to and the Fine build Ings in use must be enlarged of re placed with a new and More spacious Structure. Fine string of imported horses Colquhoun and Beattie Brandon bringing Choice lot from Chicago. Messes Colquhoun Beattie who were both visitors at the International livestock show at Chicago have just returned. Or. Beattie was seen in the City yesterday and reported that he and his partner had secured a very satisfactory of both Shire and Percheron 1" head in All. Among these is the Sylen and full in neck vein. I was also somewhat Low being a Heifer of Low set character Aiu full fashioned thighs. Choice Blair on the list believes in the Packer. Or. Winter is a firm believer in the necessity of using a Packer in fact he considers it a prime Factor in in Ltd Eilleen presents a charming j modelling of top but it s doubtful i , Stone Orlean Square holds would seem to justify his or Otner Ami Rich opinion for notwithstanding Tho in several feet in usual drouth of last season the newly i broken lands presents the appearance i was Ursina Fly purchased i old cultivated Lic lds. His theory is. Canadian Northern railway i that the Packer following the plows about two years my by o. O. Win Tor Over the moist Sod or crushes t no Foi Sumie years superintend own so Liat it retains the moisture put of the Pai Ilic railway which aids decomposition thereby pro with of laces at Winnipeg Joi to i venting evaporation. 1-lls Pian demonstrated that the Packer leaves the Sod in much hotter shape for Bac setting or working up with discs. The splendid character of the work clone upon Tho farm with traction beef or veal in dread of piles Many believe that nothing Short of the surgeon s knife will effect cure. They do not know or. Chase s ointment the intense itch crop is 1 per cent greater. The Quan Tity of the potatoes grown is Esti mated at bushels. This Quantity is s per cent greater than the average for the preceding year. Ugar. The sugar crop of the United states is practically divided into two classes that made from beets and that from Cane. Of the former it is too Early to forecast accurately the production for 1910. But the indication is that the crop will be about As much As that of 1909. The Cane sugar crop is placed at Short tons which has been sequently exceeded in years. If the present prospects Are realized the pm ire sugar crop of Factor production beet and Cane combined will be about Short tons or a production that has been exceeded in Only one year 1909. In factory value this will be equal to about and if to this be added the value of molasses syrup beet pulp sorghum and Many e value is by pro ducts. The combined operation might be kid Torii in breeders Gazette an International judge is clearly within his privileges Wii on he award.1 a to a calf. Animals of that age Are eligible to such competitions and a Champion is the one that is Best of the lot right at the minute but at the International last week show Yard traditions were sadly shattered by the unprecedented return of calf champions in four Bullock sections and a grand Champion that had just passed ten months of age. I to have tended steadily toward baby beef for some years. A great Gulf Rolls Between front Cham pions and the Black calf signally Hon ored last week. But veal is not beef and it is wholly impractical that our markets should be supplied with veal. An immaturity attaches to such an award that is not acceptable to conservative minded men. Just How much better should a calf be than a matured animal in order to warrant a championship award it is Safe to say that thoughtful judges have for years Pon dered this question and the Youngs ter has been required to prove his claims right conclusively against matured excellence. In the Light of Tho extraordinary decisions rendered last coincidences but nevertheless discussion of this topic is invited. Now that Breed honors Are Hereford a shorthorn and an Angus having won through to final Bullock question can at least be discussed dispassionately and free All Breed Bias. We Oan consider the claims of Early maturity for All three Breeds substantiated by the purple ribbon record and free from Breed Bias debate the question As to just How much better a calf should be to win Over a matured animal. Or possibly it May be suggested that calves be barred from championships. A lasting cure of i Fawer Roden Jan. Writes or. Chase s ointment is a preparation. I had itching Ciles for Over six years and though i tried two Dot tors prescriptions and used Many other preparations could not obtain much Benefit. The doctors told me there was no cure for me and that r would have to undergo an operation. I bought a Box of or. Chase s ointment and was completely cured in one week. As this was six weeks 4? there has been no return of the trouble i believe that the cure ill Ann old manent one thing certain or. Point Lnor of from to Iwaji in i ,.t.o-make the cure thorough and Lastone or Only j4.000.000 under i 1s, Only necessary for you to the High water Mark of 1909 k16 treatment res Malarly and t Don t be satisfied with Relief. I Abb inn .411tobacco. The tobacco crop slightly exceeded he production of the record crop of ointment will cure completely if Vou will i your part. Go cents a Box at All or Edmanson Bates co., seed Grain fairs Quappelle fair the Grain fair of the South Quappelle agricultural society was held dec. 8 and 9, the judges being professor Rutherford of Saskatoon and f. H. Reed of Retina. The exhibits while not As numerous in former years were exceptionally High in Quality. The winners were wheat Miller 1 James Mattlon 2. H. Carter. 1 r. C. Summer 2. Howden. 1 r. H. Car ter. 2. S. Pidcock 1 b. S. Ross 2. Mattick 1 ills. Milne 2. There was a Pood general attendance. The mornings were occupied with a Grain judging Competition the winners being Chas. Ruther Ford a. B. Nicholls and l. John jii1 or. Afternoon meetings were addressed for the ladies by miss Beynon. Of the free press whose subject was woman s clubs their nature and Pur which was much appreciated and for the men by professor Ruthei-1 lord whose subject Wraa Elk Olate a Flor us soil depth on clan subsoil. The from the and Brandon Ami later a neral super item Lent of the Prancl trunk Pacilio. Or. Winter with friends residing 111 Minneapolis organized the Vve then land and agricultural company for tie purpose of putting thu land under j sinus was a revelation to the Farmers i another is contemplating cultivation under his direct Nikont. Engines worked night and Day. Three thirty horse Power who have it As it is equal in every respect to the Best work lion. With horses. The furrows Are uniform in depth and Width and there Are no skips through plows jumping out of double stroke Twenty Jour feet in seeding four ten foot drills Watt sow a forty foot strip and in Harvest ing each engine will Cut a Swath w similar Width with five binders. Will erect elevators. The company will own and operate their own separators will erect tors for tie storage of their Grill Anil raise vegetables and Stock to sup ply tie requirements of the there Are two Springs from an unlimited Supply of pure soft water flows and water is obtainable at w. Point of Tho farm through Welu m moderate depth. One Railroad company has rec but run a Survey through the farm ice is contemplating a off through or very Nuar it. Railroad Wilities Are assured for there Al ready of land of within Tiu radius of a few Miles 1 the Weitzen farm As Central Hase. Engines together with the gang plows i the ground and Are straight enough As much More will be broken puckers discs steel tanks for hauling t to even the expert Plowden of i year. Tills will insure a Good the gasoline Anil other necessary the Eastern provinces. The Road allow to the Llesi line of Road equipment were shipped to Tho farm on april 20. Portable cars were erected in Broad treat wide tired trucks Anoe line at the end of the Fields has been Well maintained and there is no evidence of Slove Liness or careless of the acres broken this for the accommodation of those pm Ness in execution anywhere played Ulm the work of turning i there is no doubt but that tile Welt the Sod that had for been trod Ken form will in the very near future Don by great Bierds of Buffalo began. To one of the show forms of Sas Katche the three engines each drawing six1 fourteen Litch breaking plows and u Packer were kept going night and Day and by tie first of september acres Hud been broken. The plows were then detached and six discs attached to each engine in such manner year every foot of land is turned unbroken mile Long furrows and in similar acreage of us perfect land will to broken during the coming season. Next Spring acres will be seeded to wheat and a similar acreage to lax. From the Start. Or. Winter tic vice president Ifni manager of the company Baa had njj5j years experience in tie construct and operation of railroads which lie became accustomed to organizing and hand Lens of forces lie is a Hustler and and his operations my Well be with interest by other Farl tie Northwest. Lie has great in thu possibilities , and claims Weitzen farm tract is hard to by f. H. Reed who gave an in interesting address on Morden seed fair. Llorden dec. 10. The annual seed in Point of number of exhibits and Points 2, j. W. Phillippi Quality. Prof. W. J. Rutherford of Saskatoon and r. H. Carter of que Appe Jie were the judges winners were Phillip jul Points. The Nolze with the fair when George a Bell Ellis Burgh delivered an society was held Here to Day and was society was ii eau there to aay Gnu was a i o i i fairly successful. There wore a Large f ing nil leu a. It. Avn c14 tit on while George f. Santa.01 Saskatoon took As his topic eve number of exhibits and All were uniformly Good. The prize winners were red Fife wheat 1, i. B. Fole5mani Tou 91 2, j. Stambroski 3, c. S. Magitson 84. White Fife wheat 1. To. A Archer 2, n. E. Mccallum 3. W. Dunn 82. Barley 1, g. Webster 2, m. An Drew. Oats 1, j. E. Mann. Flax c. Fluid. Exhibit of wheat any other variety its Mcleod 8214. Oats 1, Jas. Ewart 82y. 2, George Cook Barley 1, Fred Ozark s3 2, Jas. Ewart 81 3, a. E. Arlin flax 1, t. S. Mcleod 2 a w Bell. The judges addressed a Public meet ing in the Orange Hall and miss Bey of the free press organized a prize Money. After the judging a meeting was held at which the judges James Mur Ray and or. Mcgregor addressed the armers on rotation of crops soil Fertility and other topics of interest. Sintaluta seed fair. Sintaluta dec. Seel fair was the most successful yet held both storing up Energy there is More nourishment sustaining Power in Epps s Cocoa than in any other beverage Cocoa in a perfect store Fatoum of of Uliter restoring and maintaining and Energy. Fragrant delicious and warmth giving. Epps i contains of in Cocos in the evening an entertainment was held in the Orange Hall at which miss Beynon gave an address on Home and prot. Ruther Ford on giving the boys and. e. A. Partridge was appointed As representative of Tho local Grain growers on the Farmers delegation to Canora Seea fair. The seed fair at Canora held under the auspices of the Canora agricultural society took place last mond in and tuesday and was a. Decided Suc Cess. There was a Good attendance and the exhibits were far in Advance of any held previously. The winners were As follows red Campbell 89 Points. Banner e. Hayes 91 Points 2, j. Phillippy 90 Points 3, James pol lard 84 Points. Abundance n. A. Baker. 89% pills an tha acknowledged a mint Conedy Tot All Feauve ill mini Miil by Tow medical faculty genuine Bear tha of we. Minim Nouv Houlb. Without them. Sold by an Chemawa Nam ;