Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, August 30, 1916

Issue date: Wednesday, August 30, 1916
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Previous edition: Tuesday, August 29, 1916

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 30, 1916, Winnipeg, Manitoba Jig 1lt a v s free Farmers forum for the Okyn Blob Mattss of into not to the Farmers of Western Adrast All letters the some phases of Creamery work Winter u1c of butter to the consumer it is a of congratulation to the Dairy throughout the various the together be of is Stimus of the creameries that Many of not previously remained open the Winter to prepare Mita to do so this this is Especio i ally noticeable in Alberta and perhaps More even in the South than in the Charles Dairy commission a recently returned from Vancouver and Victoria and reports that these markets have been entirely without receipts of new zealand butter since March and so far from being worried by its Are quite satisfied with the butter coming to their markets from the Prairie prov to this highly desirable and profitable Trade increased Winter Dairying will be necessary and not Only Alberta but Saskatchewan and i Manitoba must buckle to to maintain the hold secured on the coast it Speaks volumes for the Advance in the Quality As Well As the Quantity j of butter from the Prairie provinces j that a Market so critical As that of the coast has been satisfied with what it has received and like Oliver twist asks for the conference at Regina last Spring which resulted in i a uniform Grade for the three West c who take Fruita Tives for Jern provinces was great step for that health builds up in whole first time Are often astonished at it builds them up and makes to better All they May for some bladder trouble kidney or rheumatism or pain 1 find when Fruita Tives has tired the that they feel bet stronger in every this due to the wonderful tonic proper of these famous from fruit Joc a 6 for at All dealers or sent postpaid by Fruita Tives made Jean the crisis the West has been Blest with three Dairy commissioners who have thrown themselves heart and soul into the work of improving As Well As advancing the for years they have worked unceasingly and often against very considerable Odds to impress on the producers of milk and Cream the prime necessity of a uniform article of High the present not Only from but also from great Britain is the outcome of these under somewhat different systems they have always cordially cooperated in furthering any work that was for improved Alberta was the j first to adopt the grading of Cream j and and Charles Marker j cheerfully gave of the results of these efforts to both of the other i Alberta and Saskatchewan have both 1 possessed advantages Over Manitoba i in that they had the Power to exer Cise More direct control Over their carried safely through change of j Manitoba creameries be life by Lydia Pink hams vegetable ing under a different system the Dairy instructors have to advise and per i where in the other province j they would it is 1 As Gratifying to note that the Manitoba men appear to have advised and persuaded to some judging from the High Standard achieved by our j especially in the past three Tenn the thu apr of life 1 had a tumor As Large us ii Childs the doctor said it new records three years i and gave i me Medicine for it i Iii Uil 1 was called i but to return to Winter away from the Alberta has erected a number of silos City Lor some of course 1 Koukl not to my and others Are going up this the Heads of the mormon Church shave interested themselves in the Issei inlaw told matter and last season two great silos me that she were erected at one being Corn and the other with Toped both the change of life and Alfalfa Cardston makes a ton the tumor and when 1 got Homo 1 j butter Najiy through the summer did no need tie i took the Pink Hiim Ren was the account of this nth re you arc Welcome to use j at red Deer in the North 513 Joseph j where the succulent oat sheaf is Pink ants vegetable com much in evidence both Winter and a in Cremedy containing the j a Mimer the output in july was four Tractive properties of Good old Ishio Ned roots Ulm meets the Needles until and with the keep of mileage e doctor and 1 have i cows of that District will give a i times that of july of and is still needs of women system at this i is strict onto Jeriod of her try if there it any symptom in your us which puzzles write to the Lydia e Pinkham Medicine for lame Muscles i Ai i brings Quick keep Lor instant ath tur the muscle lit for the Cut or duration thai runs a of infect he abrasion the pains and the ii thai Alk from Over Ivy Loti Ilu famous Pitcher of just Sion Sayi Ali liniment arid Lor Lirtz to adv Telage 1 have players anti a few drops re Al an it is Safe and to ii Preasy re to most Liberal pm a or bottle for Loc in Lyman Nervine powders Mathieus Insom relieve feverish 26 menu per Sale during july made As much butter As during the whole of the summer season of Lloyd Minster and Bellbrook creameries in Saskatchewan Are establishing new and of course there Are others of which no word has yet come to these things indicate the Dairy Industry in the Prairie prov inces is coming into its nothing is a surer sign of improved Dairying than the increasing number of first class Dairy cows to be seen on the farms and the increasing care that is being Given to them in spite the labor shortage that throughout the season has prevailed All Over the commissioner Marker i trembled for the cows when the labor ran but upon my word Uliey Are being better cared for today than they were three years ago when labor was a the fact of the matter is that the West is awake to the valuable asset she possesses in the Dairy Industry and is proceeding to develop it systematically and Cash in the form of fat Creamery cheques goes far to offset the disagreeable duties of milk ing and feeding the abundance of succulent feed in Manitoba this season should enable Many farms to continue to Send Cream All and a guarantee of a certain Quantity per week made now would induce some creameries to i remain open without such a guarantee must close at the end of the Cummer the greater Den ugly of population gives Manitoba an i advantage in Winter Dairying As Dur j ing cold weather it is possible Rosenj i to the Large Central creameries from any portion of the provinces where j the number of fresh cows or the con l editions of the buildings precludes the methods which led to control of in inf Dairy commis the Best barometer by which to gauge the development of Dairying in Manitoba and the other Western pro Vinces is that Creamery Side of the Industry Manitoba is a cheese producing pro Vince to some and this Branch of Dairying is made seven Hundred and Twenty six thous and pounds of cheese in As com pared with four Hundred thousand pounds in the Large growth has and will continue mainly along Creamery conditions necessitate for 1915 our output of Creamery butter was 000 As compared with 000 pounds for or there has been an average increase in our output of Creamery butter since 1912 of Over pounds a but we have Long realized that any marked increase in Quantity without a corresponding improvement in Quality in the prove unprofitable and have no permanency about As both our Large Home Market and the Export markets Mand butter of High i am pleased to be Able to say that the improvement in the Quality of Pur Creamery butter during recent years has kept Pace with the increase in the output of our it is on account of this combination of conditions our Mer chants have discontinued the importation of butter and purchased Manitoba Creamery for storage for Winter at prices reasonably remunerative to the in Addi Tion to satisfying the requirements of our Large Home Market we have be come exporters of Creamery butter to quite an but the main purpose of this article is to outline the policy and Means adopted to bring about an improvement in the Quality of our Creamery let me at the that conditions in Manitoba Are very similar to what they Are in Ontario and the other provinces to the East of the creameries in this province Are and never have either government owned or but Are similar to those of the older sister provinces in this respect hence we have had much the same problems and difficulties As they to in our work amongst the creameries we applied the usual methods for several in the form of instruction the holding of but while Good in them proved our sys tem of conducting our Creamery Busi Ness was our creameries were paying the same Price for Good and inferior system no More justifiable than would be that of paying the same Price for All i grades of wheat or for All of steers a system which encouraged the careless Patron in his careless Ness and discouraged the naturally Good Patron in his we first induced two of our creameries to try grading Cream and paying for it on the basis of and their reports were very satisfactory and encouraging and when the time seemed Ripe for a further move we called a j special convention of the Creamery men of the Laid the whole matter before after a Thor Ough of the Creamery this convention passed re solutions favouring the introduction of Cream grading into our and requesting the department of agriculture to appoint a Dairy pro Duce grader to Grade their both of which resolutions became below Are enumerated the factors to which we would attribute much of the Success we have had in improving the Quality it Manitoba Creamery we make no claim that they Are nor do we claim that they Are without to All but we Ajo say that they have helped us wonderfully in improving the Quality of Bur butter and that the principle of grading is these Are the factors referred to of Cream at creameries and paying for the same the basis of grading of butter and reporting upon the same to the instruction work among the weekly reports from the Cream eries to the hairy giving details As to the of Cream receiving control grading of when Cream grading was first just two grades were adopted and defined As follows first preferably from which firs class truer can be made by a competent butter maker the flavor to be clean and fresh and consistency is smooth and even second or which is slightly old or or otherwise slightly defective in but of even Cream which will make an inferior Quality of butter should be a difference of two cents per Pound of fat should be made in Price be tween first and second Grade this year we have adopted three As follows extra first both Sweet and clean in and whose consistency is smooth and first that is slightly but clean in and whose consistency is Smoth and second the difference in Price Are two cents per Pound of fat Between extra first and first and three cents Pound Between first and Eam below second Grade in Quaty s termed off Grade rejected or paid accordance with its this new and Fuller system of Sara Dinar is working out very satisfactorily and Many of the Wermers Are making a real successful Effort make the Cream extra pay for Quality and you Rill get instruction work c cannot Supply profitable operation of the local i Iii of 4send Box postpaid on re the head f limbs All i Creamery during the Winter to nuts even additional Pound of butter can to made this find a ready Market at Good c Astoria for infants child always bears signature of the new system the services of our instructors Are greatly rated and sought the instructors and the Dairy produce Gradell jct operate and in the work of both s greatly increased in the instructors find out where their services Are most urgently and govern their movements report forms Are sup plied to the creameries on which to report to the produce shipment of butter 26 a a i Eaton s last Call to the August Home furnishings it has of the most successful sales weve Ever in its purpose of bringing to Winnipeg Homes new and Beautiful furnishings and at prices far and away such Fine merchandise can be bought for other months in the thursday will provide a Days shopping such As has not throughout the entire month of the Reserve stocks having been drawn thoroughly ing of emphasize the in Brussels rugs the store itself fortunate that Waii show a Gratifying assortment rugs these Days Eaton Only a display of absorbing rugs quite and All very but a selection specially procured for this Sale to be offered at prices 25 per and More below the markings that have been set for the pall j j an incomparable buying Opportunity for the carpets Are and difficult enough to procure for the higher regular remaining patterns in Sale assortment include Itani Somo orc Hal two tone and conventional of feels it and Woven Quality with a hard surface that is easy sweep and keep these Are excellent Foi Parlours and As Many us five different at the following Sale prices ti9 x 76 x 90 9oxios 90 x archway and fireplace a offering at they Are in the Beautiful deep pile Axminster sturdy yet soft and refined in Rich Oriental patterns in Brown and Green colourings size 27x64 one of most popular of our August Sale produce in ice Creamery upon each churning a the churning each1 Bear ing a suitable number for ready practically All butter exported from the province is accompanied by the produce graders Cert and the Large quantities of butter purchased by our produce merchants for the Home for on the basis of suitable glad inure ports Are the creameries on which to report to the Dairy com missioner number of Canso each of the different grades of Cei Ved during the a examination of a comparison of them with the produce graders re continued on fact floor coverings fourth Donald Day Sale of Staples fourth presents these among other special shopping attractions Mim and White chm apron Gingham Light ground apron Yard about Yards these serviceable apron cloths suitable for Hou if wives and childrens in a Blue and White and Plain White grounds Wiki Small assortment of these All fast colons being made of old Good heavy fully 36 and inches Width sate spacial 9e Yard a hard wearing household and underwear Cotton of pure English finely textured and snowy free from i into fully White Sony 10e Yard a softly Nappert Saxony Flannelette that will give great Wear specially adapted infants and childrens night wearing apparel snowy and made of Quality fully 2t inches pain White turkish 30c pair Good absorbent Quality and will Wear special for hotel or Rooming House finished with fringed snowy White Irish Ernaro Dorod Toa these pretty teas luncheons Are All pure and Are beautifully embroidered in assorted Only a Small lot to ande Well Worth main South remnants of heavy drapery half Price half Price casement cloths egyptian cloths tapestry French velvets these prices Are the last of an accumulation of a seasons cuttings among the loveliest drapery materials that have gone into Winnipeg handsomest Homes the past Chint Zes Suno our cloth repps brocade silk velours make lip beautifully into Over curtains and Portieles they can be used with extremely handsome effect in Tae covering of Width 50 Sale opportunities in curtain Cre tonnes Novelty Madras the great variety of the selection is presented in these materials is certain to prove a source of Rich inspiration to those planning new Home refurbishing for fall while the values will prove to be unusually curtain 2sc Yard these Are 48inch materials in White and and afford wide selection among Novelty patterns finished with imitation insertion excellent values at 30c and 35c English Art 19e Yard Yard wide in variety of new Floral Stripe and conventional especially suitable for Cushion curtain valances and also for Light upholstery nov qty Yard the Rich Cathedral effects that Are presented in these a both in design and make a Strong Appeal to fancy As soon As the special Purchase of manufacturers else they could never be sold at this Low drapery generous Telp Selec Tion of Fiew t1e closing Days of the Safe is still presenting selections in wallpapers that will fit in with almost any decorative values in no lost any of the attractiveness of the opening scotch Wall 25c Roll extremely handsome Are de from these papers in Dens and splendid for in three shades medium Rich and Neutral Green and Rolls 8 Yards Long Width 20 imported Yard a remarkable the is an artistic allover finished in dark Oak Width 20 Good value at double the enamel picture 1e foot fifteen in noted feet this lot and every foot better value than double the this it Tinch moulding and evenly covered with wallpaper fourth South ready mixed in 5gallon tie very High Grade of the manufacture of this paint such that Eren it Cost at wholesale is a just one Shadea Eft shutter we Are disposing of the few cans left at the Thia is a paint thut spreads Well and dries quickly to a Rich 5gallon Eaton the last Day of the furniture Sale might Well be its opening Day thousands can Happy to do the splendid service Vifot Only has the Furni Ture been uniformly Fine and Goody but the values have been such to believe were not to be equalled this Side of the great it is a satisfaction to sell such such this is a Sale that has been planned to run an entire that it is Able the in Broad in High grades of in wonderfully generous values that was not surpassed in the opening Days of the s us of Vernis Martin Knish which closely resembles Dull finished it has 2 itch continuous with heavy under Cross it has five one Inch up right fillers with fancy these have electrically welded we Rich make this one of the strongest Beda in sizes 4 feet and 4 feet 6 inches Sale co 40 pure inches and fitted with three Long scroll British Bevel plate Mir ror 16x19 in fancy Frame with carved Sale a a Centre is Fine curled Wood wit deep soft padding on each Strong ticking i dark stitched closely tufted with soft White Cotton sizes 3 3 feet 6 fee 6 Sale surface finished in Golden Quarter 34 inches and contains three deep Long with brass fancy plate Mirror 16x20 in heavy carved As Illus Sale Price washstand to match Aress Sale constructed in solid dark Golden 40 inches with two full Width two top scroll standards with shaped Bevel plate 22x28 inches in neat Frame with carved Price is bedroom ill shaded Ivory enamel i Square 42 wide and contains two full Width drawers two Square Bevel in neat Frame top Sale in shaded Ivory enamel Plain panel Square posts and Square Cap rail has inlaid festoons or Wideaw Fulti Ca Sale Price Ivory 32 ins and has three Large ind two tap can Sale Price toilet shaded Ivory fitted two British Bevel Frame having inlaid Price j tilt pm Mui Extension table quartered fumed round top 45 inches and to six feet on Squaric no dividing with plat form and scrap As Sale Pades Lal Extension of Liolis quartered round inches with rounded and deep smooth extends to six feet on Octagon non dividing fancy attached by helical Sale Extension Tabler unselected quartered jacobean it has round Etc Sta to solar fall f 1 inches Longi extra deep and Conj length cupboard two Ladys Arm rocking neatly turned posts and in def rounded Cane seat for living room or bed 69 1 c Sale Price Ladys Reed has smooth turned Pitts and under nicely and tastefully in Short with pleated outer Cane As Den solid fumed inches Sale Bedstead in Walnut Plain panel ends Side posts tags a 311 Square top Cap head end top rail has inlaid festoons of Bell feet i inches Sale Dresser in Walnut 42inches l Mirror in Frame with inlaid top Sale Price Chiff Onier in a tout Satin flux 32 inches deep full two top Bevel plate with inlaid top Sale Price deep shaped and scroll British Bevel a rate Mirror 10x42 Sale Kiv Ingrom Arm chair in upholstered All Baa soft Spring acid pad ded Back Button padded Roll arms welted Arm itt dark Green crushed Sale Arm chair to match above Sale Price sideboard in surface Quarter out inches the base two top deep7 Long Linen and fait cupboard at Bottom High with shelf and pediment smooth round Bevel plate Mirror Sale heavy Maple Nero by by steel wire Korea fabric wire Rod Edge binding with helical reinforced by three steel bands running length steel band widely set mattress curled Wood Fibre padded on making a soft comfortable Cov ered in Fawn Stripe and Floral pattern closely and firmly tufted Cotton As illustrate Sale Price Spring heavy Diamond fabric with Spring at each and the Are Boid by a three Quarter Ateret sizes 1 feet 4 and t feet i Chesas Sale of once ;