Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg wednesday july 90, 1927 products and general arrangement of exhibit and while no Points were Al Lowed for them photos of livestock of the District amps and advertising i were permitted. Some idea of what an exhibit could contain was gathered from one of the men in charge of the i Sedgewick District which hic 25 i varieties of grains and grosses in sheaf Bro of Warren Man Var Antles of grains and presses n sheaf r.ros., 01 -lu.cui., 15 of cd Psi including Guinea make clean ii of female placings for clydesdales Tolton of Oak Lake and Clark of Brandon win with Yorkshire Tamworth hogs or i Fitch the f Oha h1m Kwh Melon. Alia. July very Demon of rain seems to pursue the a class fairs tills year. After a delightful sunny any. Which terminated a a grandstand monday night j a terrific rainstorm broke before the last or the people left the grounds and Cirta Tucci materially the business of the Midway. Visitors arriving this morning of. The train which left. Cal pary at Midnight reported that the. Rain had bran a Rlph. Down 10 Calvary though so far no Hall was re ported. Porr a. There worn four groups of three Jacl this morning came Clear and Bright and Sam of Yalta was first will with a Light wind and it looked As if j ret of he a settled weather might be enjoyed the balance of week. Along towards noon. So waver. A duds began to gather there in a de so of rain and then during the afternoon it was Cloudy and threatening spoiling the grandstand and by 5.30 it was raining hard the whole evening performance hns ipod o to relied off. Rogres made it up of the threatening weather Turri i has progressed rapidly and Errn when a slight rain was falling the breeders preferred to bring their our on to the lawns in front of rhe barns m the new and spacious jul inns Arena arranged for them rather than take them into the big Brick Arena. Breed had its allotted place and the stands invented by or. Bonneau and used for the first time at. The Spring show proved their Utility As occupants of cars and pedestrians Cass no along the roadways and Side walks could see the name of each Breed and the special class that was being judged while ribbons books and cards were Handy and All Safe from the weather. Three classes of beef and two of Dairy cattle were in View All Day Long. 3oyd Brothers of Warren. Manitoba made a clean up of female placing for clydesdales winning first for Brood Mare first for dry Mare grand championship and Reserve and first _ fowl eggs. Ponoka could boast 12 varieties of exit Flowers 18 of fresh vegetables 22 varieties of canned fruit and vegetables beside 30 varieties of grains in sheaf and 21 or threshed grains and grasses. When Lacombe won against such Competition it reminded Many old timers of the late auctioneer Palsley s favorite saying Lacombe against the heavy horses the entry of Clydesdale horses is very limited and Andrew Dollar who judged must have wondered How far he and Thorburn and Bidden were responsible for the declining interest since the Good Days when they made heavy entries of first class horses. Only one two year old stallion and three yearlings appeared. The two year old was Garnet son of Edward Garnet while in the yearling class w. H. Tebb of air die. Was first with King Berry Bros., of Fedora. Send with Ever lasting and Tabb third with Connle a fair class was that of three get of sire bred in Canada. La this class Jack the e second in the same class at Calgary. A. M. Rye of Edmonton was second with the get of and third with mrs. Suspect unshaken the get of sunny Lyle Macdonall was fourth with the get of Edward Testa won the Clydesdale stallion championship with King the class for mares with foal at foot had five entries and Here the in Cyl Bros won with Bute the same place As she won at Calgary Lewis War second w. Thrisk. Of wet ask win third l. M. Rye. Fourth and Fred Low. Min Burri. Fifth. Dry mares was also a class of five and Boyd Bros were first with Bonnie and second with St. J Rye. Third and Lewis fourth and fifth. Shires Tom Rawlinson of Innisfail. Was the sole exhibitor of Shires. He won the special offered by the Dominion department of agriculture for the Best filly or stallion foal sired by Snelston the department stallion standing for stud at Lacombe. Peroh Roris Percheron exhibits were even More scanty than clydesdales. Nichol Bros., of Clyde and Hamilton Bros., of Inis fall. Were the principal exhibitors. Hamilton Bros won championship for stallions with Keystone and championship for with Hans Danielson of Riviere quo Barre. Was the Only exhibitor of Bel Ludwig Halverson Lee 38, a norwegian remained unshaken when Given third degree Grid legs by police As a suspect of the murder of two women whose dismembered bodies were found in a Brooklyn cellar. The women were miss Sarah Elizabeth Browning b9. Who conducted the 1 Rooming House in which the bodies were found and mrs. Selma Larsen Bennett. Mother of four children who sold the House to mrs. Browning. Sero Iid for Best Mars any age with Gians. He has some quite Good Young their two marcs. Bute Blossom and Bonny Tolton of Oak . And Clark of Brandon were successful competitors in the Board classes for Yorkshire and Tamworth hugs respectively. Dusl tact exhibits tie eight splendid District exhibits occupy the entire Side of the great i agricultural building and tonight the Lacombe exhibit is decorated with the j Bronze replica of the provincial Par j buildings and with the Grace us Christie Silver trophy and women worked stuff and got first prize in All classes and both stallion and Mare championships. Judging is Complete in All Breeding classes of heavy Boggs takes championship in herefords for third year make the exhibit a Success have 5150 in their pockets As the result of win Ning 261 Points out a possible 300. The judging occupied the time of four judges one for each Section of an go Obilt from eight in the morning until five in the . And excitement was intense. More forts exhibitors of herefords were a. B. The men Cook. Montana Herbert hard to j Chandler of Baker Oregon o. A. Spbir.5 Parnell baking co. Ltd. Feeding a City since 1882" men s clothing service clothes shops Ltd. Men s clothes o the better kind 227 Portage Avenue footwear Stannard Yale limited 219 Portage Avenue Rannard for footwear Gas and Oil Prairie City Oil co. Ltd. Look for the l-.3eci.ro Sian Buffalo brands 10 up to Date service stations Tea room and confectionery the Princess. Modern electric , 324-6 main Coal Mcleod River is Good Coal ask your dealer Osler. Hammond Nanton limited wholesale distributors printers. and engravers Stossl company limited banal one Avenue a Complete printing service opticians strains limited Curry bids. Optometrists. Opticians. I Loda As and supplies theatre Garrick theatre Garry Street meats Gibson Gage limited wholesale and retail and Kins St. 213 St. Mary a 877 main St., 386 Provenclier taints and varnishes ask your dealer for Stephens paint and varnish products g. F. Stephens co. Ltd. Ice Cream purity ice Cream co. Ltd. Honey boy ice Cream motor cars Wanking Millican motors Ltd. St. Opp. Free press Furby financial Allan Killam Mckay. Ltd. 364 main Street insurance and automobile finance business College the Success business College outstanding in in Public Confidence Portage Avenue at Edmonton rest in the Shade play on the Green bask in the Sunshine and Lake breezes paddle swim. Golf Tennis boat dance in the palatial Pavilion to Snappy music by Earle Hill s mandarins there s fun for old and Young leave Winnipeg 45 p. M. Daily 20 p. For 30 p. M. M. Day. Sex. Sun. 900 a. M. Wed. Sat. Isa. Sunday All trains except the Moonlight at 6.30 . Operate to Gimli Moonlight at 6.30 . 3 hours at the Lake 1 Wagon 1 air avy truck 1 of ask fun 1 yet in run Fol h poor. 3-Lon Primo boats ton capacity i Lank 3 Ord Wood Rucks 2 Cord i wagons. 1 four horse a herons. 1 wheel scraper 1 harrows 3 Snow scrapers Al 12-Inch Pouv. I pair h dolled for piano moving 3 ii Awil i 1 set 2-inc-h blocks 1 iffy 1 rope Bior is. 1 set 1-Inch rope pet rope blocks 1 Box hell ins 1 work Drill i of rope 1 a car for tank piano Slighs. Quantity of make Sta i and equipment 3 Loams re Raught. Horses. 4 sets rain 1 sets heavy in Knees 2 Fojt team earrings extra Cota. S 2 clipping 3 extra 1 Hay Milting oat chair or. 1 feed boiler and i other articles too numerous to wet Itjin t or on approved at rear of 149 Lombard St., ant Fer cast of Grain Exchange. For further information Call Alan Ramsey Royal Transfer company if phone 233t s3 Harriet Street. By k. W. Mclean auction Sale of Etc., july 21st, 2 , 55 head on hand. Carload of farm and delivery horses just Coin. G Al Dinar. 4 years and i few Good it livery horses 2 farm harness 1 1 heavy farm dump War run. I Spring Wagon rift bridle Nncy Saddle. Mclean s Sale stables Cor. Arlington and Alexander by e. K. Carter auction Sale of Beautiful 9-piece j Walnut dining room suite Walnut Library tables brr j a Lac. Sewing machine. In Nan Pride mite cab cml . Ice Drc Neri. In Post. Flat of desk Gas stove to dict she sch. Al Icban Cabinet bees Centre tables upholstered chairs. Tables Hull stands . Cots. utensils Etc. And we at 30g Harj rave si., on july 20 at . Terms Cash. Sjoo. Edward k. Carter position fur t 5 nun. Liberal advances rank Yaj experience of necessary. Empire motors Portage and Maryland phone 37 031 the Canada Metal 30, Chambers Street at grand Beach today forty first annual to be w Best yet. The winnings cow scr a 3l 1-Lon 1 3 00 am. An l h 4 v futo Pike i Cona. Trains will Ca lore. a Alaji to Bocai in ;