Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 11, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba 18 Manitoba free press Prtt n 1925 Money business returning tide of Prosperity brings new optimism to West continued from paso of fee for id will establish a r of farm on it. Tailor at Holland by municipality or. To atari. Bought the sack j of Victoria. Lie farm Between Napinka i the Russell hotel pro Nelor. A. Mahe has been bought ochre River land sales Are quite Active. I a. Maher Nas been bought land sales Are quite Active. The d a Jirku. Of 1-jois.sevain. Tiie i Tracy half Section adjoining the Vil Hoyse Ohio Ftping to thu t. Hart is Lage has for the Nas been sold to Harry Ramsay j Hampton farm three Miles North Baldur a. Leslie has sold his half Sec Tion farm to j. Brink at a Price of acre. The farm is situated pc youth of i Altir. W. Knopp Oakville Tarry own Pton has been sold for the adjoining Selffert Quarter for these Are All Cash deals. Almost All the vacated soldiers settlement 1 arms have been rented inane with option to , mrs. W. A. King has bought the Knight Home Stead a. Jones has exchanged huh half Section East of ochre for Winnipeg property. Tho new b. B. Graham has sold 220 acres to b. Philp of Killarney for a. Crozier has sold 320 Acrea to or. Vinnell of Neepawa for . The Mutual life Assurance company has sold 160 acres to s. Abbott of Edinburgh for the 150 William balance farm has been sold to or. Farrow for s3, 000. Osier Hammond Nanton Winnipeg have sold three quarters of a Section to Jack Brown for Thos. Oldcorn has sold 160 acres to h. Hook Iason for or. Hallman of has sold his House to w. P. Stewart. Mrs. John Johnstone has Nold her House to j. H. Walker. The Nee Pawa confectionery has been bought from George Edwards by or. Blak Ney. There is a definitely increasing in Quiry for farm lands has been Soh owner air. Holloway has already to a. Marker for ?30 per acre. De. Taken up residence on the farm. Crft a Iii hoi Iglic 80 acres from n. P is licit at ?29 per acre. No build on either Arm. Or. Sunyoger h a sold 1.000 12 Miles South to the Menn Unith Hutte rites h to bought the Mcmillan j Many other deals Are in course being closed. Of Dominion City russian mennonites have bought Mcc Reary Deluckie Mcc Reary u to bought the West half Section. ---15, from the great West life irn Pany. T. D. Bishop has bought t i Southeast Quarter 26-20-15. From n. Doug Laa. We. Mulley of i has bought the Northeast Tarter of a i i i. From g. H. Dahl m w. J. Harrison of Laurier has Southwest Quarter of cd 14, from in array. Tricks. This plan of Selling would not be considered Good business in parts of the country less favored moisture on Light Sand. The heavy Sand of the District while hard to work pay for it self with Good Farmers who have plenty of Man Power the method of living with Economy. The men Novitc people have these qualities. Sol Girth Osmar workmen a i Arm Boissevain lil arly this year two of the largest land sales in the history of the Dis j Trice took place. Thos. Wilson of j Whitewater Sola his Large farm of the j vhf sections of land to a group three Miles fifteen families of mennonites from prefer to have a Quarter Sec on he made an Exchange for n the of the Village for 5so an acre j Ontario. The Price was per property comprises a half Section j acre including All farm machinery t i s farm was sold to or. Ilan Rinir sufficient horses to work the land two years ago. But. Deciding that lie j eight head of cattle with each Sec Tion the necessary feed _ seed for this season. Tom Brown Quarter belonging to or. . Pm Eman for Many years on the Wil further North. Or. Edgar who had son farm is to remain in order to i i cd. The Catherwood place re i Ulvis instruct the. Newcomers. Atty taken Over by or. Manor intr j on this farm there Are four com ii moved South leased a farm i i Lete sets of buildings. Mar. Fiilus. I Jones bros., of Whitewater also j sold their four a half Section i Russell movement in land has been quiet this Spring. James Robinson has sold his Quarter Section in Boulton to Adam Bach for John Mcleod has sold his acres adjoining the town to T. Mathe son. is moving to his other farm at Steen an sask. Or. Adolph has exchanged his farm for an apart ment Block in. Winnipeg is leaving shortly. Strathclair a. A. Martin has sold his farm adjacent to the town. A total of 335 acres to Paul Newman of Rossburn. John. W. Ross has sold his general store to r. Stothart. Canada s commercial Industrial development compared with . Summary of an address before the Lions club of Chicago Given by official of the natural resources intelligence service of the Progress made in a the Farmers forum j a column for the discussion of All matters of interest i to the Farmers of Western letters to editor Farmers forum Roaser win. Aylmer of los Angeles has sold so acres of land to g. Munaker of Kosser Price s20 per acre. The Scott Hill company of Winni has sold 2--10 Acrea to j. Tan of Rosser at per acre. The Bank of Nova Scotia has sold 4so acres to mrs. C. Collins of Rosser at 550 per acre. Gimli join Felix has sold so in i Iii municipality of John Reich of Berio. Or. R. Brodie Ander son of Winnipeg has bought one lot in the subdivision North the Vil of i Iii from the municipality Gimli. For 51uo. Robertson s a renin Camp of Winnipeg has bought two jots in lie same sub division. Price 5300. Robert Hird. Of Vinn per. Has bought one it in the subdivision North of the Village from the Rural municipality of Gimli for 5100. Parmes map Nus son of Gimli. Haa. Bought one lot from tiie Rural municipality of cell Ali in the Village for a House Syndicate of mennonites Cor 540 an acre on the same terms Anil conditions. This farm also has our sets of build Inch. W. E. Jones one of the partners will remain for a time As adviser. The Brothers did not sell their famous Herd of. Polled Angus cattle. Mrs. John Morrow also sold her half Section near Whitewater to mennonites. Price was on Sim Ilar terms to other sales. The Morris William Shewma n has sold his so acc farm four Miles West of mor Ris to Dueck Brown mennonites. Price no Cash paid Down. Part of the Emmert foundation has been sold on the terms. The d. M. Ure property on Boyne ave nue has been sold to mrs. A. Mcgallum. The Donald Hay place owned by w. Fraser Letellier has been sold to we. Shewman. Hild Ridge Sabourin has bought the Dan Brown place one a half Miles Southwest of St. Jean one half Sec Tion at 537 per acre. Deposit the relative commercial Industrial development of Canada he United states emphasizes the outstanding business opportunities of the Dominion. Fred v. Seibert h.e.i.c., d.l.s., of the natural re sources intelligence service of the department of the Interior thus summarized the position of Canada before the Lions club recently. The United states presents a remarkable combination of develop ment along practically every main line of human Pursuit. Not Only has it almost unrivalled strength culture manufacturing but it is likewise Strong in mining fishing forests Etc. In Short commercially industrially it has balance in a measure that is not equalled by any other country in the world. In regard to the industries which support the commercial life of the Dominion Canada like the United states is Strong in . In mining in Forest industries in fish cries in. Water Power develop ment while manufacturing is by no Means backward. Of these six major forms of Enterprise there Are Only two which Canada in proportion to her population has developed to a lesser degree than the United mining. Manufacturing Canada has already become a considerable manufacturing country particularly in such lines As the manufacture of foodstuffs Wood pro ducts. It has also developed Large i comparatively High temperature editorial comment still Tsui. Of agriculture in Canada United states would not be without reference to the Farnming in Tho states while Industry Alle remd smaller proportion May not her Jong be Foro o Oong e Tore the United states Mav Honvo to import food rather than what Thi the. Nunu mean to May to sur Western fairs the attendance at both Saskatoon Regina fairs was affected adversely by the brisk thaw which held throughout the two weeks. Both fairs have the disadvantage of being it. Distance from their respective evolution would mean to tie that of ban it re t re info in i Tiern liar i ii i. A mined. In Denmark in i Holland developed into an int h.f-7lllv profitable Industry to the populous industries in almost every other line of manufacturing particularly Tex tiles Iron steel. It May be of interest to those who look upon can Ada As being largely an agricultural country to learn that in some years the output of manufactured pro ducts exceeds in value the total production of agriculture. With How Ever a wealth of raw materials of almost every available within her Borders with Good transportation facilities with remark Able supplies of cheap Power Cana Dian manufacturing is sure to make i mantel of England so Tho proximity or the great population of the United states cannot but be of Benefit to agriculture in Canada. Water Power the United states has a total inner Power installation of about horse Power. Canada with one twelfth Tho population has about one third this amount or slightly Over horse Power. Twenty live years Aso the total installation of Canada was about horse Power. Londoff irked shows quicker tone this week during March total new capital subscribed is or near average Glenboro jars. James Duncan has sold her House to g. Great headway the ining Canadian precis Cable London april week open a capped in addition by having no really suitable building almost half a mile of ground to be covered on. Foot Between the car terminus such accommodation As there is. When Tho ground is in. A condition mud water As it was during the fair it is not to foe wondered at 1 that the spectators were limited to i specially interested stockmen. The exhibits at both cities showed a wide variation in Quality. Classes of few entries those none too Good would frequently be followed in the turnout for animals a year or so older by heavy entries of out standing Merit. This was particularly True of the horses. The beef cattle too varied widely each class having its tall Enders. The uninterrupted Success of George Tait with his calf which featured both these 1 seems to have come to an end this week at Calgary where John Brown s Angus was placed above it both were beaten by a Hereford. A feature of the horse judging was the decision in. Favor of the Stow thy University Clyde three year old Green Meadow Over the finer but More mature look ing Field of w. J. Mccallum Brandon. The latter won i at Brandon has been much admired As a Type youngster of considerable Quality but or. Scharfe. The Saskatoon judge. Expressed himself strongly when questioned on the danger to the Clyde Breed of stallions embodying amount of Quality but not. Enough in his opinion the University horse while in lower condition gave More Promise of massiveness. years j of on fhe aloof excl Lauffe with the acres comprising the a col estate Price 511.000. Maria Polia the following improved lands with out buildings have changed hands Northwest Quarter 22-5-12. Sold b sail the by i Canadian mining has fully As great i a variety of Mineral wealth to draw i upon probably an even greater Mineral Zed area to exploit than american mining. But a great por Tion of. Canada still remains to be prospected huge areas of exceptional Promise geologically. Have the disposal has lasted three years hut almost All land is again under two in Tho Suomi vision North cultivation longer a men of Lmh Village has been bought by j Ace to the District from growth of sirens to r. Chevalier Price Shifoo o hardly been traversed. The disco he South half Section 34-4-1" sold eries have been maae within the. I Donat Genereux to u. Guilbert last generation indicate that in that Jet ii of cry Stevens Jones j. Adam of Gimli from weeds poor cultivation. C Gimli. Price the Queens hotel has b Een sold of Haas to a Winnipeg Man who will take Man., . Bousu a House two i Possession june 1 lots from k. W. Smith in the Gimli j. M. Oke has sold his House to Deacon his East end g. Taylor a. Mar municipality for Dauphin the last three Southwest Quarter of has been sold for ?-l.soo, the South of Thi Southwest Quarter of 30-26 1 mighty acres unimproved Haas. B. A. Wrasse has sold his Barber shop poolroom Robert Wood for the Northeast Quarter of 12-5-12, sold by Alex. Carbonneau to Emmille for the West half Section of 35-5-12, sold by j. B. Buydens to Arthur delicate for--j.i0.000. The South half Northwest Quarter of 1-3-12. Quit claim deed Adonai Therrien. To de sire Lombaer. The Northwest Quarter of 25-4-12, quit claim deed. Elie desroshers to Frederic Benoit. These transactions were All made for Cash Puri lasers were from the District. Near future Canada will be relatively just As Strong in mining As or stronger than the Unland states is today. The remarkable record of Gold . Silver mining in Northern Ontario in the lass few years is. We have every reason believe but a forerunner of even greater mining expansion. Canada even today leads the world in several items of Mineral output takes very High rank among the Mineral producing nations of the world. A comparison of agriculture Forest industries fishing water Powers Quick Success of a number of new issues. This incidentally is note worthy As showing How the com Pany promoter late perceived. The advantage of catching the Eye of the Public during the week end. Everybody reads i sunday papers nowadays last. Sunday the bet Ter class of these i journals had to run extra papers to accommodate the financial advertisements. The successes on the Exchange included such varied propositions As a real property concern a rubber estate a wireless under is evidently plenty of Money about the investors Are More ready to go outside the realm of Gilt Edge offering s. During March the total new capital sub scribed was which is not far below Tho usual amount for this period of the year. Despite the Holiday feeling some restraint due to the imminence or the introduction of the budget shows these Basic industries develop the general appearance of the mar de to 0. Greater relative degree in Ket has been cheerful British funds Canada. Tho United states has Are keeping up Well while for the Glencairn j Yvo. Adaulph has bought the South been sold for shoo. the North least Quarter of 14-20-14 from John Oast Quarter of s-26-20. I Hook Price per acre terms crop has been sold for two of payments 5100 Cash. A. Caye these Salos be to now settlers. A j has bought the Northeast Quarter of i cations for land have also Buen re 22-19-14 from Black Armstrong us Ioctl from 13 Loo prospective Pur j company Price. ?1 2 per acre. B. I Kaye has bought the Southeast Quad let of 31-10-14 from Smith of i Dauphin Price 519 per acre. I Treherne it would almost seem the j Spring might bring new life a j Ivity to the real estate Market in this District. There has been some farms changing owners within Tho last Fow Rind morn sales pending. K. C Haskell sold to s. Wright Tho Southwest 27-7-10 at so per acre with a substantial Cash payment. Tho. Land is a ,7nod Clay Loam rather Hilly ii fair about 120 acres cultivation. . Mclaren to j. T. Boat right the. West Haltor fair buildings the land is a Sandy Loam. Mrs. Menzles. Of Wain ipod. Sam he Southwest Quarter 13-5-10 to w. H. Hooey for 54.500, with fair build i under High Bluff j. Richie has sold a tract of 140 acres of Bush land 40 acres of which Are broken to j. Fernle of Winni Peg. The land is situated three a half Miles Southeast of High Bluff. Bordering on the cast Side of. The Assiniboine River. There Are also Good House buildings. Terms Cash the soldiers Settle ment Board has sold a Quarter Sec Tion to a newcomer for Birtle j .1. Cleghorn. Owner of the Birtle j Side farm has made a successful j Cash Sale of livestock Machin is to be worked on almost kill Hilum i land j Vav Mal 3 who will live under cultivation. A splendid farm. I p Ace about two Miles from Treherne. But n need of Good cultivation which j Graysville new owner is quite capable of j activity in the Sale of farm lands looking after. Has been marked. The North half i of 4-6-6 the South half of 9-6-6 i Mas been sold by the Canada per manent mortgage company to David Pauls of the Newdale District. The Price paid was the East half of 2-6-6 has been sold by the International loan company to j. Ninette w. J. Armstrong has sold the Northwest Quarter 1-3-17, to d Mckenzie for 54.300. Land. Or. Armstrong has also sold the West half Northeast Quarter of -2-5-17 to John Mcdonald for j14.0chj. This is also a improved farm. In agriculture we have one Csc c nth rather than one twelfth of the area of improved lands the value of our Gross agricultural Revenue each year. Is considerably in. Excess astonishing growth of motor Industry f some big figures for Soales from our scottish correspondent the famous Netherha-11 stud of Clydesdale horses has been Disper sed. The Young owner Andrew m. Montgomery of nether Hall Castle Douglas has decided to Settle Down in. The United states of America thus brought to an end a stud that has been. In existence in Scotland for fully half a Century. The crowd which assembled at. Lanark for the Sola was the largest in the history of the great Centre of livestock enter Prises. Thirty seven animals of. All Ages were disposed of at an average of the Twenty aged stallions merged but for the fact that some of the older animals went at comparatively Low figures the a the soil at considerable Depths below the surface. The soil temperature records at Swift current show that depth of six inches the temperature in summer allow land May be As High As the Shade temperature of the air. Under such conditions coupled with a comparatively dry atmosphere soil moisture May be readily evaporated below the surface of the ground pass off in the form of vapor. It will be seen that the moisture from Small showers which penetrates the soil Only a few inches May be quickly dissipated during a hot. Dry spell following a Shower. The evaporation losses under a system of Bare fallowing must be considered As unavoidable. Cultivation designed to produce a soil condition to Check capillary movements is wasted Effort. There Are. However occasions when cultivation May serve a. Very useful purpose especially in the destruction of. Weeds. Weeds in common with All other plants require moisture for their growth. A crop of weeds on late slowed or badly kept summer allow adv remove almost As much soil moisture As a crop of Grain. Tills fact is brought out in the observations at Sinift current. An Experiment has been arranged to determine the moisture differences in Early late slowed summer allow land. During the season land slowed late that is on july 15, conserved Only 2 inches of the inches of rainfall coming Between May 18 october ii. Land slowed a month earlier had conserved 5 inches during the same period the difference is undoubtedly due to the loss caused by in the late slowed land. The results from the experiments on soil moisture at Swift current to Gether with data secured from Simi Lar experiments conducted at several experimental stations in the United states justify the following observations cultivation to conserve Mois Ture is not effective except in so far us the. Destruction of weeds is concerned. The loss by evaporation of a part of the rainfall entering the soil is unavoidable. Although Only a comparatively Small proportion of a season s precipitation May be con served by Well prepared summer Al Low land this amount plays an important part. In the Early growth of Grain crops. These Are planted about tji0 Hay hey grow so potatoes Are usually ready f Sci is ahead of similar a routed. Sprouting before ing not Only resulted in a n crop but a much heavier yield. Been of child sound Kerible tubers Cut. Into pm Cea s to have at least three set gave the highest yield As As the greatest Perceita a of Keable potatoes. Tho second 1 est yielding seed was the whole potatoes. ise of mall for sets us Day causes varieties to run o 15 a practice that should ally be avoided. Tiie tests to apart potatoes feet i4 inches shows that highest Yit ids have obtained from Ola Jinp four to inches deep in spacing the seed apart in the Row. The Only adva age gained by in Hills decrease in the amount of r necessary clean. Comparative yields trom grown inside windbreaks with grown under Fiel conditions shown the value of Protection for too winds the influence of additional moisture secured for Ola slow collected during the Winter. Jeddah about to fall says Wahabi chieftain associated press Cairo Egypt april Newt. Paper at look altar publishes an Appeal by Ibn Saoud. Who is Icaria 3. Force of Wahabi tribesmen in an attempt to wrest the City of Jeddah. Arabia from the troops of King All of the Hejaz. In which himself to moslem throughout world he asserts that Jeddah encircled fall Ibn Saoud says pilgrims will welcomed their safety com fort assured. 01 re p i r v Tsi i of d c St by be All pad mortgage Sale of valuable suburban property under by virtue of a Poter a lie contained or implied air a certain i f b a potato. Yields with outfit 640 acres s40 an j acre without outfit. J. A Shiroki i t i has bought 240 acres at ?2i per j we Iii Jour million cars sold Brunild _ the russian. A mennonites have i acre f., Lcclair has bought 160 of ought 800 acres at ?60 per acre acres at ?2o an acre. The daily crossword Puzzle Oak Lake the following farms have been this Spring Theo. Koestner to or fiddler the East half Section 1-11-23. Price 56.500. James Todd o Gordon Kennedy cast half Sec Tion Price s6.500. Tames food to Andrew Cairns the South West Quarter 9-10-23. Price the cast half Section or "s-10-24 was but up for Sale but no bid was Nade. In addition a. Number of leases have been entered into. Holland real estate transfers sections. Nor East 32-5-Jo, it saes Are ast it-7-10 o d to Edw Ardus Van Der Bosch. Of to land at per acre by a. W. Moulding. Imi shed Mas Scy Harris at Holland sold by James Campbell to Samuel lots nine ind ten. Block tiny soon of Russia. Price paid was James Robertson of Graysville. Sold the Northwest Quarter of 7-6-d to Harry Mccullough also of Graysville for other sales arc in course of arrangement. Morden the Northeast Quarter of 15-1-4, the West half of 2-3-1-t the Northwest so acres of 14-1-4 have been sold by Jacob wheelers to Jacob Zacharias for Henry Nickoel has sold a half Section for b. Or. Hampton of a Irvin bask., has bought the de Long farm one mile South of Morden for s1s.ooo. To. H. Dyck has sold the to. At Holland sold to p. Pacholek i of.7-s-p to or. Hilde j Enders ror grading or Tai Siil fuss t tenders will be received by the Juntu o clock noon for Iron Dir in huh intr Ruad allowances grading approximately cubic Yards. A Rushing 12 acres thin work i in Small lots tiros i a tic tenderer May obtain rooms und Nion nation by Addis in to Tir . Lowest or tender not a aces Sariin tenders by five ror cent of the total amount of tiie tender. Luru of mini Tonus elevator construction tenders for the. of thirty 30 modern country Grain of about 32.000 bushels capacity the Kennedy House on tenth Street has been bought by Joseph Godkin for Blank has bought a House on seventh Street from c. Rabi Novish for goo. Wilkie has bought a House on the Corner of eleventh Street Stephen Avenue from or. Ridley for Xor Mart Clarke has bought the Palaco garage from or. Gris Brecht for Cartier River Lols. South. Nos. 57. Is 53, co. Is. 69. 70 adjoining two quarters have been sold by the Gen Era assets company to a group of Hermans dutch. Total acre age is Price paid was per acre with equipment. St. Francois Xavier in the municipality of St. Francois Xavier. Lots to. 160, 161, 162. A total of 452 acres have been sold by John Paton of Marquette. At the Price of per acre with equip ment to John Peterson of Lorous. Being paid for equipment. Solution of this Puzzle will be printed in next Issue. Neepawa it. Pedal. Has sold 320 acres to j Docking of Holland for form of in kind of Lily of the poet National drink in posit Lon of praline to god or evil diet any have to Robt the year of our lord i abbr mean no with Bird of without friends expressing Quilty or state Inland body of water orderly mental image name pronoun Luton for for the Saka of example abbr f noted lying French philosopher move Emo they easily unmounted As a Gem pronoun mule Al held. Name wrong make fat u Repe i t activity ornament Gen. In 19 horizontal surface Southern general i civil War burning of property musical note you of Canada abbr of Compass abbr pronoun Virgin Mary convert from fluid is solid insect receiver of a gift Small rail Bird Church fast Val of easter article musical direction meaning slowly abbr Metal in weight Row of various european thrushes Small hallway name familiar feeling m if dead give deceitful impression Quarter Century probably no development of. Mod Ern times is comparable to the growth of the automobile Industry m the last Twenty five years. I 01 at Quarter of a the United states has produced approximate r cars a but Abou of which have been sol used in that country. In othe words Only a Little More than 4 be cent of the product has been sex in. Not is estimated that Abou of these cars remain in use today. The american people in the last Twenty five years hav spent on the Purchase maintenance operation of their automobiles o. Sum placed at this is a staggering total when attention is called to the fac Fiat it is almost twice As Large As the american military expenditure Cut ins the world War. Big annual output last year the output of passenger cars in tiie United states was 14-1.alii, in addition to motor trucks. Estimates of the output of motor vehicles in .1925 Are estimated All the Way from to nearly it is probable that the volume will be about the same As last year pass Enger cars trucks january production of passenger cars was 204.60s against in december 2s3.3s1 in january year. February output was against in february last year. The january production of trucks was february 33.566, icon spared in january last year livery Stude tit of business conditions in this country is. Interested in the status future of the Auto Mobile Industry account of its bearing on relation to internal economic problems. The Industry is or fourth in size among the great manufacturing undertakings of the United slates. Consequently. Ita Downs arc closely followed by observers of Industrial conditions. 32 new. Companies. Pm Mizuiri Tufts Ratcli Toronto. April. Cora panties to the number of s2, with authorised of 511.s63.too. Were reported to the monetary times during the week april 1, 132.t, compared with 69 companies with capital the. Previous week with 95 companies with 521.357.775 capital the corresponding Veek of solution of Friday s Puzzle would be much greater. In this Section the leading Price was 55.290, paid for Fyvie sensation a horse which has won All the honors opened to tiie Breed. But the fact that he is not a very prolific foal getter this horse would have made a much greater Price. Tho fact remains however that Al most without exception his Stock have been of the highest Merit he is a grandson of the celebrated Hia out of a Dunro footprint Mother. The. Great weighty. Duty Raven made the Fine Price of 54.620, other aged horses sold up to ten three year Olds average cel the great Colt Bene Factor a son of Fyvie Sensa Tion out of. A Mother by Dunure footprint was sought after by quite a lot of people. The final struggle was Between t. in. Templeton Sand Kano Kelso James kill Patrick of Cralle Mains Kilmar Nock. The former held Oil to Bene Factor Hammer fell at the Iran Ilcent Price of Lathen sensation another of the. Sobs of Fyvie sensation out of a a tenure in dependence Mother was bought for by Johr Pollock Byres farm Polloc Shams a Lanros Westhoe Rafeii a great handsome Colt made the seven two year Olds averaged in this division the top Price was Given by r. J. Chapman Johnstone farm Gart for Baron s eclipse a son footprint out of by Hiawatha the sire of Fyvie sensation. This Colt was the male Champion at the last show of the Highland agricultural society. R Cullate to conserve soil moisture the High Quality of Canadian potatoes especially for 1 seed purposes creating a wider demand for them the prospects Are encouraging for an Extension production Export. The Farmer Seldom stows sufficient to meet the Den ends of the rfcs Jixie the. Fact that potatoes Are Ohio of the most Satis fac to grow in the Garden or under held conditions. There is a very great difference in but. Many kind ii closely re Seni Blo one another. There is quite a difference in. The adaptability of varieties to conditions. For this the Farmer would do Well to choose a variety that is recommended in his nearest experimental .-.lation. A oi1 cultural experiments started in 1916 at the Scott station have thrown some Light on potato Saskatchewan . It has been shown that both Early acid late varieties show t decided falling off in yield when planting was done after the Middle Al of May. In a seven year test Tho Tarly varieties gave highest Yie . When planted May 15. While the late maturing varieties yielded More to the acre when planted a earlier. To obtain new potatoes for use in summer two or three weeks Earl Ier than can be. Obtained by the Ordinary method of planting Tho practice of sprouting the seed is very satisfactory. This is done ing medium sized potatoes placing them one layer deep in. A Light part of the. Cellar or in a room or bail citing that is Frost proof the be Gimang of april. On account of. The Light sprouts develop land when memorandum of Mort Fase which to produced at Tho time of Sale cart which is Reiri Stercl ass Hiet the land , Thorn will by offered for Sale by Public auction by w. To. Mcpherson a duly licensed auction Eer at 264 Smith Street in the its of. Winnipeg in the province of on saturday the 2nd Day of Mav a.0. 1925, at the hour of 12 o clock noon the following property Viz in the Rural municipality of is. James in the province of being lots 7 s in Block which lots Are Shewn on i oian of Survey of part of lot is of the Parish of is James in Manitoba registered in the land. Titles office Asko. Ism. The vendors Are informed Liat them is erected on the said property a to Storey Frame dwelling on Stone foundation known As no. 467, on Tow East Side of Haddock Street in the Rural municipality of St. James the province of Manitoba. Tersi3 of Twenty per cent of the Purchase to to paid in Cash a t this time of Sale the balance in accordance with the terms to be made known at the time of Sale. The property will be sold subject to taxes if any for the current for further particulars., terms conditions of Sale apply to go. T. Chapmanjr. Barrister Etc., 234 Lin Wood Street St. James Manitoba solicitor for the Vendor. Dated at the Rural municipality of St. James in the province of Mani Toba this 27th Day of March . The cultivation of Western Prairie soils the important Duje sought Are the preparation of seed bed the destruction of weeds arid the conservation of soil moisture. The importance of soil moisture scarcely needs emphasizing especially to. The Farmers of rat Saskatchewan. In the controlled sex Wiir intents on at the 3omiriibn experimental station Swift current it is possible to a. Curatelo measure the moisture changes occurring in the soil. It was found that stubble land in the Spring of 1924. Contained Only indies of available water while land summer in 1923 contained 6.75 inches. Both soils were seeded to heat received 7.73 inches of during the growing season. In All crops received 8.91 14.48-inches respectively yet the with a. Go per cent in Reasch in moisture produced ,-3.% great As from he stubble . This Large increase n yield from stubble land undoubtedly due chiefly to the extra moisture present fallow at seeding time. Experiments Are also being con i acted to determine the amount Oft held by the a rain what proportion is subsequently Ost by evaporation. This loss re Quentin be very High. The. Observations at Swift current in. 1924 i owed that of the total1, rainfall a Oug Hout the season less than f30 r cent was conserved by Well kept Suthmer allowed land. The use of a soil mulch was at one time advocated As a. Means for pre venting loss of moisture stored in the soil. It was believed that capillary movement was responsible for the upward movement of water through the soil to the. Surface where it evaporated. The use of the soil mulch would Check capillary movement so conserve the moisture. While this practice is sound in principle. Investigation has shown that it has failed to prevent heavy losses. Capillary movement under the Best conditions is too slow to account for the great loss actually recorded so that the soil mulch is an ineffective mems in. Conserving soil moisture. He so losses How due to the Grain suitable for seed to have first class Oats Barley for. Sale at very reasonable prices. It will pay you to see us the Mitchell Grain co. Ltd. Mortgage Sale of valuable suburban property under by virtue of a ppr or of. Sale contained or implied in a certain memorandum of mor Gaffe which lit be produced at the time of Rule which is registered actins St the ian4 hereinafter describe-1. There will lie offered for sate by. Public auction by w. H. If Cpherson a duly licensed aug tioneer., at 26-f Smith Street in Ihn City of win Niper in the province of Mani to a on saturdav., the 2nd Day of May. . 1923, at hour of 12 o clock noon the following property via. In the Rural municipality of is. James in the province of Manitoba be intr lot 12. In Block t. Which Tot f Shewn on a. Plan or Survey of part i lot 16. Of the paring of St. Jam a Manitoba registered in the land titles office of no. Is33. The vendors arc informed that thew is erected on he property a Storey Frame dwelling on Stone foundation known us to. 2so. On to West Side of Haddock Street in Jie Rural municipality of St. James i the province of Manitoba. Terms of Sale Twenty is o the Purchase Price to be paid in eos i at the the balance n accordance with Trio conditions to be made known at the t n j of Nale. The property will be sold taxes if any. For the current year. For further particulars terms 3t.fi conditions of Sain apply to Ghapman barrister Etc. Wood. Street St. James Manitoba solicitor for the . Dated at the Rural municipality it , in tiie province of Mani Toba this 30tlv Day of starch . 1925. 13t i at i ill rib 1b3 talc div ten a Hes eat enl i a h i at 378 Grain Exchange phone a4320 Winnipeg the distillers agenc1t ;