Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 15, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg Friday july 1927 in fair or urge despite 5 just three Days attendance establishes judg ing nearly finished Sis drives people indoors to see excellent Demontra Parade tonight by e. Coka Hind l Ami commercial editor a Toba fret press alta., july the Stam woke of of ten and of continue for a Good part or the and the Street parades had 02 towards noon it Clear it w beaded once More and quite fitness it is i beaded once More and assembled to wit .1. Bumped a events. _ tonight a Clear rather Cloudy and cold but the full attraction programme is going through with a Good swing and with a Fine crowd in attendance. Up to Midnight wednesday the at Tendance at the Tali was the highest on record for three Days namely 105 000 or More than for the corresponding three Days of 1926. The wednesday attendance was by tar the largest single Day attendance in the history of the Calgary fair. Tonight the Novelty revue is staged for tha last Terrie and Friday evening the special feature will be Tho big Stock Parade. All livestock judging with the exception of the Pony classes has Baen completed and All. The prize winners in livestock will appear in the Parade. Calgary is especially fortunate in the Possession or two Large covered Arenas so no matter what Che weather livestock judging proceeds in Comfort and without interruption. Probably More visitors watched the judging than would have been the Case had the weather been better. Women watch during the downpour following the noon hours scores of women put in a pleasant half hour watching miss Preston of the Dominion fruit Branch can fruit and vegetables and in tast ing some of the Dainty conserves she was kept Busy making. The latest bulletin on Canning found Many recipients. The race track proved very heavy but the full programme of races was Joly Sal of at greatly reduced prices. Saving of to per pair. Every pair a Hiaett shoe no need to talk of window display Black arid Brown calf oxfords and boots. Regular values to All sizes Tan Brogue oxfords also dark Brown kid oxfords and boots. Brown and Black cat oxfords and boots. Values to j15.00. All sizes. See our windows shoe store a Large selection of , Pat ent and coloured slippers. Dress out ords in 1-Uack Satin Paten t and kit. Dozens of styles to choose from. A sizes. Rug ular values to in this i coup we have a wonderful Range of the new shades in ladies slippers strap and pump styles. Dark Brown kid and Alligator aval King shoes. Medium and Low White kid a strap Slippere. Values to Canada s Best bookmakers 289 Portage Avenue phone 23 993 summer apparel for men and women l a or Tyr Stu ott1 ave inv a. Too us of achieved. As Lor the Chuck Wagon races a Little mud on Tho Road is Noth ing in their lives. Given Fine weather Friday and sat urday the Calgary exhibition Board while not making All they hoped to do. Will be Well ahead of tha Gamo in attendance and receipts. Federal exhibits the Dominion government of which mention was made at Brand Don have an excellent situation under the grandstand and Tho Many Beautiful transparencies attract a great Deal of attention. During the rain and Hall storm of tuesday the crowds surged under the grandstand Jor Protection and suddenly found that there was just As much attraction under As. Atop of that stand and attendants kept Busy answering questions about Chick ens and cattle and Wool ? Poti try and a score More things Over which the. Department o t agriculture Lor Canada labors to help the Farmer. X Post Oralce another Section of the Federal ser vice that proved of great interest was the Post office. It occupies a log Shack a replica of Cal Rory s Early Post office and has s picture of postmaster King on its Walls a photo of the first mail stage to the Yukon and Matiy other pictures of interest. In addition it has instruction in plenty. There Are Glass cases showing How and How not to do it in packing parcels to go by Post. Other cases give samples of letters wrongly addressed with the corrected addresses below. Another Case shows Why letters go to. The dead letter office mainly for Lack of. Return addresses or because they Are signed with a single Christian or pet name. Samples of the. Jubilee Stamps Are for Aale and it is a genuine Post office where mail can to posted and received. Three slogans Are offered for consideration. They Are address pack carefully and mail v women s work one of the sections of the exhibition that has profited in the matter of accommodation due to the handsome surpluses of the last few years is that of the women s needlework the Culna painting and Art Section and the Domestic manufactures. Very handsome show cases have been erected arid the women have shown their appreciation by the number of exhibits which this year number Over 100 More than last year. The preponderance of needlework shown is along the lines of decorated and bed linens and most Beautiful much of it is. There is also a very marked in crease in knitted garments such us sweaters and dresses and clothing for Little children. The exhibit of hand painted China which occupies Large last tinted will color it new Means True Economy it gives twice As much finery at half the Cost for faded things Are quickly made new and colourful again with tinted. No need then to be continually buying new finery. And How simple with Light and medium shades you just tint As you in hot of cold water. Ubic tinted for silk dresses sports even curtains. Sec Fanjon i colors on the tinted color gird. Box foe lice trimmed of Flocs Conta tha remains ii Gray tinting and dyeing All if Matchula silk Cotton mired 150 at drug and dept stores tints As you rinse. Distributors Lyman a limited Montreal. Raincoat and women raincoats and slickers offered in this big clearance Sale at prices that compel attention ladies Sib Bemel slickers. Slickers Beautiful Sheen i Corduroy lined Collar coloured taps neatly fitting. Blue Rose 2--en, mauve. Special. ladies Cambric slickers. Cambric a ickers Semi transparent , in red Green and clearance Price. Ladies Leatherette. Genuine Duro gloss in the latest belted styles some trimmed with wite facings and piping. Others Plain ked Green Blue and Black. Special.t-------. 1 varsity style slickers. Men s varsity style slickers buckle fasteners. Yellow and Green. Clearance Price Blue and Green Cambric slickers. The popular kind. Special imported gabardine. English Wool gabardine full Check lined Craven will keep you dry in wet weather a Dressy coat for the Cool evenings. Blue and Fawn. C1-9 clearance Price i silk and Wool gabardine. Silk and Wool gabardine imported from England Art silk lined beautifully tailored. Fawn Blue and Grey. Clearance Prica 4 Job s i o i w Raincoat co open till 10 . Saturday. Phone 88 121. Lands a big in fish hooked by Norman Peterson Friday july 8, about 6.30 o clock in the evening while fishing at Lockport. Realizing that he could not land a Cash. 61 this size without asked for help and played with tie flesh for about so minutes before bringing it to the Gaff. Weight 70 pounds length five feet three inches. The tackle used was a 5 feet six Inch steel Rod Light Cotton line double gut Hook and the bait was two Garden Worms. It was caught from a b oat. Or. Peterson is the guest of or. And mrs. Tarthur Gibson at Lockport. Show cases in the Centre of the Hall is possibly the Best so far shown in Calgary much of the work being of a very High order. Art under the grandstand there is a to exhibits of Pic Tures and among these is a number of the paintings sent by Canada to the Wembley exhibition. Among these which hold the Atten Tion Are the silent close of a Day in the Prairie last is so typical the Prairie town of the West with its Row of elevators and buildings with false fronts that any one of a. Dozen names would lit it. It is by c w. Jeffreys miss Atkinson s collection of water colors is most delightful and Many a visitor born in Ontario caught their breath Maples in the her pictures of Guy Weald cos famous ranch show her skill with mountains and leaping water while the sleuths near Windermere suggest that in a moment the wild ducks will Rise be tween you and the mountains. Aberdeen Angus the judging in the cattle rings had lost nothing of its interest by the third Day and the classes of Aberdeen Angus in one Section of tha Arena and jerseys in another formed a pleasing and striking contrast. The exhibitions of Aberdeen Angus cattle were three in number Congdon and Battles from Yakima Wash. Vauxhall Stock farm and Thomas Henderson of Lacombe alta., and each breeder had in from 14 to 16 head. Tha Alberta herds held their own very Well against the famous Herd from the South and honors were Well distributed. P. W. Crawford Secretary of the Canadian Aberdeen Angus society placed the awards. The senior and grand championship for bulls went to Congdon and Battles for prize Mere 44th the senior Reserve to Henderson on Jacques 36838 the Junior and re serve grand Champion went to the Vauxhall Stock farm for Black Wood Lawn of Vauxhall. In the five Bull classes Congdon and Battles secured first for aged Bull first for three year and first for Junior calf. Henderson got first for Bull two years old first for Junior yearling and. First for senior Bull calf. Vauxhall got first for senior yearling and Sec Ond for Bull three and Over. Females 111 the female classes Congdon and Battles got first and grand Champion for Blackbird of Bose Mere 56th, and the Junior championship and Reserve grand on Antelope of Rosemere. In the class for three get of sire Congdon and. Battles first with the get of prize Mere both and third with prize Mere 5th Henderson fourth with Prince Marshall both. In progeny of cow Congdon and Battles first Hen Derson second and fourth Vauxhall third. In graded Herd Congdon and Battles first Ana fourth second and Vauxhall third. In breeders Herd Congdon and Battles first Vauxhall second and Henderson third. Jersey cattle there were just two exhibitors of jerseys both had Large entries and Competition was pretty in. Many of the classes. Special interest attached to the Breed this year owing to the coming the David Spencer Herd from the coast port Haney to be exact. Henry Thompson of Fairlight Saskatchewan was the other exhibitor. Spencer got both senior and Junior and grand championship for bulls with pretty lady s lad and Bowling s Noble Sultan and the senior and grand championship for cows with Sybil 9th, lady Lustra. Thompson got the Junior championship for cows with his yearling Heifer Brampton s Golden Rod in the class for three get of sire Spencer was first and second and Thompson in class two pro Geny of cow Spencer first and Thompson second and in graded Herd Spencer first Thompson second. Hampshire awards sheep judging was Corn Al cts today John Hampshire awards professor declining to do so As the University of Alberta was a heavy exhibitor of this Breed. The exhibitors of hampshire.? in addition to the University were . Farm at Tilley b. E. Brown Brooks Alberta. The . Won the championship for rams the Reserve going to Tho University. The univer sity won the championship for ewes the Reserve going to the . In. Class for pen of four lambs bred and owed by exhibitor tha University first and . Second. The univer sity was the Only exhibitor of a flock ans a red Ribhia. For the same the . Wou first for aged ram University second and third. Univer sity won first and second for shearling . Third and fourth and Brooks fifth and sixth. This was a very Strong class. University won second for ram Lamb . Third fourth and fifth and Brown sixth. The univer sity won first and second for aged Ewe first and second for shearling and third and fourth for Ewe lambs. The . Won first second and fifth for Ewe Lamb and Brooks sixth. Suffolk there is a very heavy entry of Suffolk sheep from four exhibitors namely Clarkdale and Vauxhall Stock farms Vauxhall the . Farm at Tilley representing Alberta breeders and we. Darnborough of Laura Saskatchewan. The classes ran from five to nine entries a class. The Quality was High and prof. Sackville seemed to find difficulty in coming to a Deci Sion in More than one class. The championship for rams went to Vauxhall Stock farm with Clar Indale in Reserve and the championship and Reserve for ewes to Clar Indale in the class for pen of four lambs Clar Indale first Vauxhall second. In flocks the placings were Clar Indale first Vauxhall second Darnborough third. The . Tilley farm got second and third for aged ram Sec Ond third and fifth for shearling third fourth and fifth for ram Lamb and fifth. And sixth for Ewe Lamb South Lowns Darnborough was the Only exhibitor of South Downs and was awarded first and second prizes in practically All classes and ram and Ewe Champion ships Mutton classes in the class for shearling Ewe or wether there were eleven entries and prof sack Sile who placed the awards commented on the Fine Quality placings win. Darn Borough of Laura Saskatchewan first second and fourth a. M. Oison Airdrie third of Arundale Stock farm fifth John Wilson , and. Seventh and. Vauxhall eighth. In the class for Ewe or wether Lamb weighing under 100 pox ads Parn a Borough one two and six Wilson third fourth and Clar Indale Stolt fifth Darnborough first and for. Three Ewe or wether lambs. Deaths and funerals funeral services for Rachel Maria aged 29 years wife of Samuel Mon Keith 195-onestnut who died tuesday at Grace Hospital will be held at 2 o clock today from the a. A Gar diner funeral Home Ceme Tery. Archdeacon Mcelheran will officiate. Mrs. Monteith. Was a native of. Ireland and had been a resident of Winnipeg for the past two years. Mrs Sarah Bingham. Former old time resident of the Winnipeg District died wednesday july 13, after illness at Stoughton bask., where she 9 had lived with her youngest daughter for the past six years. Mrs Brig Ham was the widow of William Brig Ham who died in. 1915. Coming from Ontario in 1881, the Bra Grams were engaged in Market gardening in the Winnipeg District until 1913. When they moved to Saskatchewan. Surviving Are a son Charles at Watson sask. And four daughters mrs. W. Robs in Deleau Man. Mrs. J. A. Brown spy Hill bask. Miss Florence make your Concrete basement floor Dustproof with Stop your basement to or dusting off tracking upstairs menacing the health of your family. Two applications of hard a Tyte easily applied with mop or Broom make the sur face Flint hard end dusting off and years to the life of your basement floor. Inex pensive As one Pound of hard a Tyte will Harden about 50 Square feet per it limited 179 notre Dame phone 27-391. East Brigham Stoughton bask., and mrs. J b. Mcdonald of Winnipeg. Visitors still Are for Bidden to see Georges ills condition continues to improve. Experienced at this store there Are experienced salesmen to show you the Kodak and brownies. And experienced workmen to give you developing and printing of the Superior sort. Kodak. And up brownies from to Sis Eastman Kodak limited 472 main Street 1 t. Off to a new land where Good times abound. 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