Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, July 31, 1925

Issue date: Friday, July 31, 1925
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 31, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Revi real to of discussion at the Canada irrigation association convention Alberta is Well to develop Industry help entire West Cowna ., july Al stands a far better Chance of j Able to develop a beet sugar Haing to c a sultry than briti8h Columbia was the conclusion reached by Trio Western Canada Zirri Traylon association delegates in session Here again today. It was agreed however that indirect benefits will come to Brit ish Columbia from the establishment of a aug a Industry in Alberta or the other Prairie provinces because beet growing always brings a heavy increase in population and this would mean increased purchases by the Prairie provinces of the various products of the coast province. Discussion of. The matter was based upon an address by a. Is. Palmer assistant director of the Dominion experimental farm it Lether Klee. Or. Palmer stated that this year Farmers of the Lethbridge District Are growing seven thousand acres of sugar beets for the Utah Idaho sugar company which is constructing a. Factory at. A Cost of one and a half million dollars. They will grow from sixty to eighty thou Sand tons of beets for which they will receive Over and above labor costs. The producers and the factory will pay out half a million dollars for labor and it is estimated enhance the Charm of your Home you can give every room in your Home that delightful air of immaculate cleanliness by using Johnson s polishing Wax occasionally on your furniture Woodwork floors and linoleum. It imparts a Beautiful hard dry Glass like polish which will not show Heel and Finger prints or collect dust and lint. Johnson s Wax cleans polishes preserves and pro in one operation. Easy to apply and polish. Johnson s Pasic liquid powdered Manitoba free press Winnipeg Friday. 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Johnson s Wax adds years to the life and Beauty of varnish. Polishing Wax it conveniently put up in the Pule Wax for All Wood linoleum tile Etc. We recommend the liquid Wax for polishing furn iture Wood and motor cars. Johnson pout it Ltd Wax will immedi put any floor in perfect condition for dancing. Insist upon your dealer you with John Jon no for tale at leading Ito Rei. If you can not Purchase Johnson s wan from your local dealer us mentioning his and we will see that you Are promptly a pulled. Write Lor our authoritative Booko Hosne beautifying. Manufactured by s. C. Johnson son Ltd. Brantford. Canada Vancouver Winnipeg Toronto Montreal _ factories Busy. Alberta in time might be Able to produce most of the Nelrie million Bucks of suffer imported for use by canadians sixty dollars per acre production costs of sugar beets in Albortt were put at about sixty dollars per acre inclusive of land costs but with machinery these might be materially i reduced Tso production would be at least ten tons per acre while prices received would to from six to eight dollars per ton. Professor p. H. Bovine of the University of British Columbia expressed doubts As to whether the usurps quoted by or. Palmer of production costs would hold Good in British Columbia with land values averaging Joo per Aero. It had been estimated he said that Cost of Root crops i this province is r66 per ton and it was doubtful if jets could to grown for less than a ton. Unless it could be demonstrate that average production in his province would to considerably n excess of ten tons per acre it Ifould seem professor boy engr Hought that there should he considerable experimenting before the Nch Stry is embarked upon Here. To of. Boving also Drew attention to he fact that available areas of land for beet production Are 3-Mah and scattered As compared with Alberta ill this would prove to be a Detri mental Factor. High irrigation taxes at the afternoon sitting the some what controversial question of the ugh irrigation taxes and tolls on farm lands in the irrigated areas of British Columbia impinged itself upon the proceeding s. A Resolution moved and seconded by f. T r Wollaston and Philip j. Locke used that the executive of the association consider the representations now Baing made by the association of irrigation districts and make such recommendations to tha provincial government As might to deemed proper. Some of tha delegates and More particularly those from the Prairie provinces were disposed to shy at the proposal because of their Lack of familiarity with conditions in this province and also because they Felt that tha executive Hud neither Tho time nor the Money to undertake so formidable a task. After some Dis Cussion it was agreed to table the motion until tomorrow. Easily the outstanding deliverance on the irrigation problems of. The Interior during the discussion was that of mayor d. W. Sutherland of Kelowna who maintained that As reclamation projects benefited the country As a whole and the Burden imposer upon land owners immediately affected by the Large expend no Nivelt was More than they could reasonably be expected to Bear i. Least of the Cost should be assumed by the province. Or lie teral Benefit mayor Sutherland maintained tha. Tho principle he advocated had been adopted in connection with lures on railways highways Anc harbours constructed for the Genera Benefit of the people. As a matter or to added the Only exception to that principle to be found in Tho continent of North America is right hero in the irrigation areas o British earlier in the session or. Davit gel Lauey whose exhibit of British Columbia grown nuts has attracted the attention of the delegates spoke on the possibilities of developing nut growing in British Columbia or a. Commercial basis. To stated that several varieties of nuts including japanese and English Walnut full. Berts and chestnuts can be satisfactorily produced wherever apples and cherries will grow hair Friday Montreal july Marsha. Earl Haig and countess Haig Wil sail for England from., Here Friday morning aboard the three surviving members of gang indicted two Al ready taken Mullenbach escaped with the loot estimated at state charges murder spa Alai Voltea to free Rtse by fro prom private july Spe Tacu Jar raid on the fashionable Drake Here in which two bandits and a hotel clerk were Elaia in Eun Fly jets has been shown to be a carelessly evolved plot which went wrong when the participants steeped themselves in Bootleg wino before staging the Holdup two of the bandits Are under arrest. Joseph Holmes a. Captured just after the raid Jack Wilson alias James Woods was taken today when he went to a Hospital for treatment of wounds. The two men together William Mullenbach the sole member of Tho gang still at were indicted on murder charges today. Both entered for Mal pleas of not guilty although Wilson had riven a detailed Confes Sion and Holmes freely admitted his part in the raid. State s attorney Robert e3. Crowe declares he. Has a hanging Case against the men and promises speedy Justice. Meanwhile police in mid Western cities Are searching for Mullenbach. He is described As being about 5ft. Loins. In height weighing about 150 unde with fair complexion Light drown hair and Blue eyes. When ast seen to wore a dark suit and a Cap. The loot is now placed Wilson s confession told How the ing met last sunday and began plotting a raid. One of the men who had been an employee at the Brake declared that there would be Between j20.000 and in the of. While the plans were Seine completed tuesday morning tha Nen. Consumed of wine we were All drunk As Wil son said. Pacific train for Southern trav Elling East Over Tho Kettle Valley railway to Nelson thence up the Kootenay Lake by boat towards Tho win derriere Valley. Here they wll motor the 101 Miles to Banff the will visit Calgary Edmonton and Winnipeg travelling Clown the Grea iry up 11 Steamer to for Mcnicoll arriving in Toronto or August 10. In Ilma for the Annua Canadian. Teachers federation con which opens in Toronto the following Day. On Coal Ctet Tirad from into a healthier condition and. Affording a better level of wages. The statement adds that the pre Rinei asked the mine owners to sus Pend their notices of reduced wages and longer hours of work for a fort night in order to give an. Opportunity for the necessary discussion of How temporary assistance could be afforded them. It was not stated in the communication whether the mine owners gave any reply but it is Learned that they will again meet the Premier to Morrow morning. Decision to hold inquiry considered end of crisis my Logan Centre of Larfize facial area flies wll always find a parking place get rid of dangerous filthy flies. A flit. Flit Spray clears the House in a few min utes of mosquitoes and disease bearing flies. It is clean easy and Safe to use. A fils household insects flit Spray Aloe destroys bed bugs Roaches and insect eggs the and Crevice a where insects bide and Breed Are readily reached by flit Pray praying flit on garments kills Moths and to twin larvae which eat holes. Extensive tests showed that flit did not stain or injure the most delicate fabrics a scientific general insecticide flit is the result of exhaustive re search by expert entomologists and chemists. More than 70 formulas were tested on various household tone its be fore flit waa finally perfected. Flit is a 100% effective insecticide containing no inactive inert ingredients. Distributed in Canada by Fred j Whitlow co., Toronto. Standard Oil co. New Jersey team bark destroys Moths bed Roaches m w Otter hoax due Latitta to Wolf of _ for sole every Whort Soe 75e Witik hand array Trtol. Col. W. W. Foster relates history of explorations Canadian i refs Despoth ., july 30. Re counting 1-he Story of tie ascent of mount. Logan by Tho expedition of we Rich lie was a member. Coll w. Vav. Foster. . Of this City told Mem Bers of Trio Canadian club today that Tho Mountain is situated in the midst a great glacial Aroa. One Glacier he said is 70 Miles Long by 15 Miles wide. The Mountain is 100 Miles around and contains Many Panks. Some feet High. It was not exaggeration to , said that there Aro it s Laciers and ice in every known form. Col. Foster gave Captain . Leader of the expedition much credit for his work of last Winter in laying Supply Etta is up to within is Milas us goal. Hard Coal operators refuse latest demands Canadian Tress despatch London july 31. The govern ment s decision o Institute an in Quiry into the Coal Industry and give assistance pending the re port of the inquiry committee generally regarded As ending the crisis. Neither the mine owners nor the miners Hava made a definite state ment since the official announce ment was issued but. There seem to be Good reasons for believing that the mine will agree to sus Pend their notices regarding decrease in wages and lengthening of hours and that the miners will accept the situation. This viewpoint is endorsed by most of the Moi Ning newspapers today. Funeral of g. M. Bosworth London july Church at Brompton. Was almost filled this afternoon on occasion of the memorial service for the late g. M. Bosworth Chai Raan of the Canadian Pacific steamship lines who died Here on sunday last following an operation. The body or. Bosworth will be conveyed to Canada on a liner leaving England tomorrow. B. J. Traveller local manager of b. To. Traveler local manager of company of new York has been appointed Deputy District governor for the a Lions club in succession to mayor r. H. Webb a Ting o term has declares at Atlantic City Cost of Coal would be increased spi Oil Van Ltd news of Spainh to Vree i rfcs by l rss 1 rival wire at lactic City n.j., july settlement of the Anthracite Coal Dis Pute slipped further into the future today when Tel Nytra incr Asad the Flor demand and operators stiffened in their refusal to meet them. Should the Coal mine operators Grant All of the demands of Tho miners the Cost at Coal to the con Sumer would to increased an aver age of s3 a ton the employers declared in a statement tonight. The operators cannot find i lie Money to meet the increases de said major we. Ingus chairman of the operators sub committee at the wage conference Here. We cannot sell anthrax of e. Coal produced at the present Prita let alone increasing such a this Cloud Rose when the employees added demand for a five Day week an eight hour Day and time and a. Half for overtime. The raising of the Ante by the workers representatives was interpreted us indicating that they would entertain no overtures leading to Ward a Compromise in order to Avert general strike among Anthracite miners september Union based their claims for fewer working hours on the hazards of the Industry the time and a half demand was explained As intended to discourage overtime chinese rain making causes eight deaths besides Frog s associated Presa peking july a shooting affray As a sequel to a rain inducing ceremony in reported from Tat Chow reek Lang the victims numbering eight dead and several wounded. Following an ancient custom a Jive Frog in a Glass Jar was brought to the head military official at residence his part in the ceremony cog to i kowtow before the Frog ctn ,0 offer prayers. Alleging that the time and place were not appropriate the official ordered Frog taken to a Temple rom Long to proceed thither and Jio his bit. The crowd however rte used. To novt and the official attempted to Clear thera out a Ilot ensued in begin plug of the affair the Jar was broken Ana he Frog trampled to death when he infuriated people rushed the soldiers the official gave orders to ire and Eist persons fell a priest was one of those killed. Eastern Canadian teachers leave coast for Interior despatch to Tho Vancouver ., july Home Ward bound after. Four Day sojourn on the Coast the party of 140 Eastern Canadian teachers under direction of pow Stock ally Mcdonald College reached Vancou ver this evening by special , Steamer from Victoria and will leave Many special food savings Friday-n4s61 Black Tea bulk specially blended and priced 3 ., per in. -----.--------56o Tea h.. Red a. Choice blend of Indian Oey Lori teas. Special in. Coffee freshly roasted our no. 2 blend. Special per 52o granulated. Cotton bags special.76b 30-lb. Bags.s1.50 100-lb. Bags and per 68c Corn flakes Kelloff a 6 pkts., 65c special pkt___11c Pep bran Kol loss the Peppy bran food 3 pkts., 39c per Oil __.-------------.14t shredded wheat zip eclat grape nuts breakfast special per pork and Beans to Toma to , lobby a 6 tins.65c Phi tin i pure Maple syrup Bowes i 40-oz. Tints special per . .-._. 4sc i or of for Liq time Lour Days ago the Rochers i leave by spew Canadian marmalade scotch Bob Ermsons 4-lb. Special Par tin Jam pure Strawberry or Raspberry Jam Robertson a 4-lb. Tins. Special per tin 96o Del Dri pack tins. Special per ,.87o . Sauce special per bottle 28e tomatoes Choice Quality special 3 tins--------i.-------58c per tin ----21o peas Foit Garry Brand 3 tins 45ej special per tin 16o fruit and vegetable specials oranges Sweet and Juicy 2 dozen 95o per dozen-.50o, 2 dozen per dozen 60o California Large size per dozen _ ,45c Grapefruit California seedless each----------12c, 15c and -__________-----18o bananas fancy Ripe per cantaloupes Ripe each cantaloupes Pink a Neafcy each 2st potatoes Manitoba new 6 25pi 14 . Cabbage Manitoba new Green 2 for 25c cauliflower Manitoba White 2 for blueberries delivered at customers per ib., provisions Creamery butter by churned per hams mild cured whole or half Side Bacon Swift s Premium sliced per ib--------45c Side Bacon Sweet Clover sliced Peanut butter 2 45c per mincemeat Libby a 2 ., 46c per sausage fresh pork sausage Cambridge Ner swifts Perl. 23c cheese Kraft per cheese Ontario cooked Ham per ib-.-----s5c main t i incorporated May vs7o. Store opens 9 . Closes 6 ., saturday 1 . All department. N4561 our annual i mid summer baggage Sale continues Friday with unabated vigor goods specially purchased and now offered at prices strikingly Low. Included la undamaged Stock of baggage purchased by us from the Adams Brothers fire Salvage at a Low rate on the Dollar without r freight Complete assortments for All occasions. Covered wardrobe trunks. Cowhide club bags 20-Inch size. To suit cases 24 and 26-Iuch sizes. C Box trucks to cowhide suit cases 24 and 26 Inch pm q c. Sizes. 32 and 36 sizes hat cases . Genuine Walrus Grain club bags to imported knitted suits in the ribbed design. Just the very Gar Meric for these Chilly evenings. Straight coat with turned Hack Collar and All round Belt. Skirt with elastic at Waist. They come in Grey Almond rust Poudre Black Fawn and Copen. A decided bargain Don t miss it. Flannel dresses .95 to for Early fall Wear. Jaunty trimmings of braid und buttons. Ensemble dress with Chanel kick Pleat. Others in the straight line with All round Belt. Vestee fronts and round necks. Rust can Ary Copen Reindeer Poudre Fawn Almond and Dawn. Sizes 36 to 38. A special group of Polo cloth and sue Dine Coats convertible collars or the mannish Prince of Wales Type with half Belt . Trimmings of tucks stitches Novelty pockets and Button finish. Lined throughout with striped sateen. Rose wine Reindeer Almond Dawn and rust. Sizes 16 to 38. Blouses and sweaters 30 excellent Quality blouses at to crepes de Chine velvets and Elencos some Are Plain some embroidered others Are beaded. All to go at half Price Friday. Regular to cosy sweaters 11 i necessary garment for Tho vacation. Knitted in White Cotton and Wool jumbo knit sweaters and soft brushed Wool Chappie Coats in Green Grey and Blue. Sizes 36 to 44. Look on of this. Page the Gigantic Ai gust furniture and bedding Sale is now in Progress. Values and savings simply amazing await your choosing. Boys Tweed Bloomer pants half Price at shades of Grey or Brown. Finished with Belt loops and governor fasteners. They Aro lined throughout. Pants that will Grove your boy real Good service. Sizes 12 to 15 years. Boys Long Pant Sailor sults with middy Hloupe. English regulation style with detachable Collar and cuffs. They have lanyard and whistle. Made of All Wool Cheviot Serge. Sizes 7, 8, 3 and 10 n fkr _ in to sizes years. To Clear at _ also a few Fine All Wool Serge Sailor suits Long trousers. 7 to 10 years., to Clear Wool bathing suit in a Large variety of attractive ool orc. One piece style with skirt. Klucs s to 14 years. A 1jq special boys All Wool Jersey in a Good medium weight. Polc Collar style. Dependable English make. Brown or Navy. A half Price at ;