Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 9, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Maln jltoi5a cooler weather in Prairie sections held encouraging Manitoba Outlook fair v t Alberta except Southeastern Section Saskatchewan suffers Vross Montreal. The Bank of Montrea any. Throne iou crop report. Issued to int cooler tile Prairies and weather Nln in districts line helped fill Heads and been beneficial to those crops on summer fallow Nul breaking which Hae withstood the Clough conditions but Relief too in to for other crops which Are very poor. Cutting should to general by the Middle of August. Alberta Alberta Western the North conditions remain satisfactory and fair crops Are expected. In the Centre showers and cooler weather will help Green feed and fill wheat on summer fallow and breaking from which v Light yield is expected. In the South average crops Are expected. Alberta northeastern damage has been done by heat and crops generally ure a failure except for a Small yield of wheat on summer fallow and breaking. A feed shortage is feared in some localities. Alberta Light yield of wheat is expected from Sura me fallow and breaking but All other crops Are practically failures. Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Northern arc ripening fast and although dry weather continues wheat on summer fallow and will tilled is filling satisfactorily. Southern wheat is filling fairly Well considering conditions. Bain now Wouita be too late to Benefit other than fodder crops Manitoba fairly general Rains and Low temperatures in Manitoba have somewhat improved crop prospects. Early sown trains and summer fallow and break ing although Short Are Well filled and ready for cutting whilst later crops have improved from More favourable weather conditions. Barley will be a fair yield Oats Are poor. British apples Are in condition and a heavy yield is anticipated but some worry is being caused in the Okanagan owing to shortage of irrigation water. Tomatoes have come on rapidly the yield is Well up to average and ship ments Are going Forward. Potatoes Are being shipped and the yield is 100 per cent of average pears 85 per cent. Peaches plums prunes and apricots 80 per cent. Hops 100 per cent. The salvation Citadel band under the leadership of bandmaster h. O. Merritt will visit Southern Manitoba this week end. Concerts will be giver at Plum Coulee commencing 6.30 . Saturday and Roland at 8.15 on sunday morning at Miami the band will conduct an open air musical ser vice in which All churches will unite at 11 . Sunday afternoon at 3 ., the band will give a concert in the Park at Morden. The Una con Cert of the tour will be Given at car Man on sunday evening at 8 . Major William Oak and Ensign Bram Collier will accompany the band. Friday August claims Active in 1929. But two campaigning Days remain in deferred Saskatchewan election Accident victim eat it Here convenience a can of Heinz cooked Spaghetti gives you a wholesome Hearty de Licious no More Effort than it takes to heat it through this is a delicious treat. Tender nutritious Spaghetti Heinz made in the famous Heinz to Mato sauce Rich with the goodness of Ripe tomatoes Savory spices and just the right amount of a special cheese. Cooked and blended after the recipe of a famous italian chef. What a help it is when you must prepare a tempting hot meal in a matter of minutes Heinz Quality is always the same. Enjoy it in Heinz Cream of Tomato soup Heinz oven baked Beans Heinz India relish Heinz Mustard in any of the Heinz 57 varieties. And you la pay much less than you d expect for such supremely Good flavor Heinz cooked Spaghetti sold in Canada is packed in Canada Ivi speculation Rife As to Posi Tion of John Beda Resi Dent of Manitoba despatch to the free the 1 As man., Courle from Cumberland Only two Days left for electioneering in the Cumberland constituency deferred election both d. A. Hall Liberal candidate and. John conservative Standard bearer Are working strenuously in winding up their respective campaigns or. J. T. M. Anderson Leader of the conservative party and a. C. Stewart Independent mamber elect for. York ton have visited Cumberland House Sturgeon Landing and. Other Points throughout the constituency. Weather conditions Are reported to j be Good All through this widely scattered constituency and it. Is expected that a Large percentage of the 500 qualified voters will be at the polls on monday election Day. Resident of Manitoba. At the present time speculations Rife As to the position that John Boda conservative candidate might find himself on election Day. Beda resides at the Pas Manitoba although own ing property in Saskatchewan. 16 is alleged that he is not a resident of this province although his Nomina Tion was accepted by the returning officer. It is now stated that he Doea not reside in Saskatchewan and will not be Able to vote on election Day. Whether or not this will be the Case remains unsettled until election Day when. If he appears at any of the polls in the constituency for the purpose Alexander Scott who was fatally injured wednesday evening when a truck in which he was driving overturned near St. Mary s delegates cooked a sauce with cheese that joyous flavor Union station daily 1. Day. Sex. Sun. 6.25 sunday wed. Sat. 9.00 . Additional trains 5.50 ., fridays Victoria Beach Only with 1.10 ., saturdays i hag Slop at Hillside Beach. The 0.00, Iralis trill Stop on at West Transcona Lor passengers to beaches. Also at eclair Hillside Albert for passengers irom Winnipeg. Eleventh annual of and gala Day auspices grand Beach Community club saturday aug. 10-grand Beach grand Beach no l to Stop doing every minute of the Day at Pinehurst from . Station 9.00 4 4.50 .30 . . 8 . . Special trains returning in the evening Beach fully r6frjexh1nc Wolfe s aromatic Schiedam schnapps is the purest spirit distilled a Fine Hollands Gin whose Superior Quality is regarded the world Over. Wolfe s aromatic Schiedam matured and delicately Flavoured with genuine italian Juniper. Obtainable at All government liquor stores. Wolfe Schiedam schnapps the world famous continued from Page a in Tea fraternity registered yesterday accompanied by his wife who will at tend the concurrent convention of the Imperial Syntha nomads of Avra Daka the women s Branch the order which will meet at the Mai Borough hotel. Or. C. A. Droegkamp Milwaukee dentist was another member of the executive body to arrive. He motored of voting he May have to take the oath prescribed i the Saskatchewan i to Winnipeg with a party of five and election act which Calls for a know j registered acc the Royal Alexandra Lodgment that he is a resident of the j hotel after being greeted by the re cor.3tituer.cy. If Zeppelin lie continued from 1. De new York 1l the Early hours of yesterday she was sighted by three Ocean liners in the course of the first Day. In addition to these Steamer re ports the Airship s radio operator was almost in continuous communication with ships and land wireless stations. Clear of trn favourable weather weather Bureau authorities Here have made a careful study of the Zeppelin s Progress on the altered course and charts indicate that she would be Clear of unfavourable weather by this morning. Beyond mid Atlan tic and on towards shores the weather was Uncertain. It was reported that some rough weather with local squalls probably would be encountered. Those following the flight from Here were of the opinion that the Oral s for the British Isles which was Hia original intention. On the last eastward flight the Graf Zeppelin flew from lace Hurst to in 71 hours. Allow big that much time for the present the dlr Gilje would reach the first Stop of its world flight around noon sunday big gathering of co opera Tive association operators presented growth and Prosperity of interests connected with the Manitoba Pooli Post caption committee composed of Aid. O Hare col. Ralph Webb and Dave Mercer. Scam Hue fames Manson Royal vizier of the local Temple was Busy planning to receive the units As they come to Winnipeg. To do so properly he will have representatives at each station and after each band corps zouave patrol or drum or other company is welcomed Here a representative will guide Thorn about the City and assist them in their search for entertainment. It is expected he will have about 100 aides resisting him in this Branch of the reception. Imperial Talool among those expected today Are William Imperial Fadool of the order and first Canadian to be elected Ujj to the Imperial Palace. Or. Irvino re a gently resigned from the Bench owing to ill health and has held Many up Olla and fraternal offices in this City hav ing been mayor councillor and Many years magistrate of the District born at St. John . He removed to the Pacific coast in 1898, and joined the knights of by Liias the same year. In 1923 he was elected to the Imperial Palace at the Portland convention. Walter w. Austin Imperial Basha of the order who will this year succeed to the Imperial i princes help. Is expected on monday when a special train Bear ing donkeys from Many paints on the Pacific coast will arrive at 3.30 o clock. Senator Elmer j. Lehr Veteran Organ Izer of the big two mile Parade of be Zed and resplendent Brethren will arrive on sunday and is now in close arrangements being made this spectacle one of the lights of the big week. First Delegate to Register John Schmidt Ishpeming mich., was the first Delegate to Register at convention Headquarters. He is a votary of the Wetmore Temple and is accompanied by his wll e who will at tend the Assembly of nomads while her j Hus Jeand will be occupied with Knightly affairs at the Royal Alexandra j hotel. First Canadian to Kcal Star i the first Canadian Dokey to reels Ter his name at the local Headquar-1 ters for the great Assembly next week was j. W. Harper of Victoria Temple Tel Al who dropped off a silk train special from Vancouver wednesday night. He has not bean in Winnipeg for 42 years and Natur ally sees a great Many changes. His recollections of the former visit made when he was a lad of 18 include o walk up and Down a very wide Street which led past the station. Official Delegate of Tel Elma Huta Temple. No. 155, will reach Winnipeg sunday night in the person o. Elevators limited was predicted by speakers at the opening session of the three Day conference of Manitoba co operative elevator association opera tors in the travellers building yester Day. With an attendance of 147 agents Cut of 154 employed by the Pool in Manitoba the conference is generally voted a most successful one. J. T. Hull director of education and publicity presided. Close of the first Day of the con Ference yesterday saw a banquet ten dered operators and their wives and friends last evening by the association in the Hudson s Bay dining room. C. H. Burned president of the organization presided. Approximately 150 attended. Prize Money presented a feature of the morning session was the presentation Money in the elevator the. First prize improvement Competition. Kind i n Western Canada of its designed to promote More attractive elevator surroundings at country Points. In calling up the prize win ners or. Burnell expressed Graf la Tion at the amount of time and Energy that had been devoted to leveling i grounds cleaning up runways sowing i race Lantine Flowers Ana shrubs. Every one of Harper said. Or. Harper is at the Winnipeg hotel. Housing committee Busy the housing committee meanwhile ure Busy listing rooms and directing the visitors to their temporary Winni Peg Homes. In addition to the information service provided at convention Headquarters there will be Booths at both railway stations and at the Par lament buildings commencing Satur Day every Dickey who will reach Winnipeg will of provided for and there to no fear of a shortage of accommodation. The manager of theatre anticipating such d. Visited Headquarters Aid Mezzanine floor sleeping purposes one shortage the of Nils building for should a dearth of rooms arise. Motorists who wish to Camp out while Here May do so at Kildonan and Linnue Paw. Which have been w 1 be made to provide facilities equal to the Best motor Camps in the Conti to the nent. The win grass and planting Flowers the championship entitling Nung local association to Possession for one year of a handsome Silver cup will be decided among the six District in the near future. The cup was exhibited mining tie announcement. Divisional winners the winners of. First prizes in their respective divisions were g. Hyslop Graysville co operative elevator association w. J. Janes. Morris w. Taylor Dauphin b. Mol role Meru Eltoft h. Herron Bois Sevath. Second prize winners were j. Brathwalte Homewood w. Turner Cartwright h. Mcdougal Mentmore a a. Waters Granc Llew. M. Wawanesa w. P. Smith Waskada. Third prize winners j. H. White. Portage la Prairie a. J. Whidden to Cornhill b. H. Brad War Dine a. A. My Nau Gliton Birnley. K. Morrison Brandon w. Collins Croll. At Cost sums up an that the co operative movement stands for declared p. W. Of the Manitoba wheat Pool his address on Pool organization. Explaining that about 50 new operators had joined the ranks of the Pool men since the previous conference or Ransom pointed out the necessity of 0-Otng Over the fundamentals and acquainting them with what not. Only another Selling Agency but Busi Ness in which some sentiment was also mixed. He made no apology for that since men were moved he said More by their emotions than to any other single consideration and in e. Mover Menc whose first purpose was Mutual Aid human beings became More important than any motive of the Douay Aud cent order. Donkeys sex atab7ra Temple Here next u Eek. Worked hard for Mani f Harln this convention Here and zouave patrols and bands City will be used during t so Merleat hard on baby season the year is so danger Ous to f 4fe life of Little ones As is the summer the. Excessive heat throws stomach out by order so quickly that unless prompt Aid is a the baby May be beyond All him. An help before the Mother real Zes he Siu. Summer is the season diarrhoea cholera inf Antum Wen Arr Fly Senters and Colic Are most Preval ent any these troubles May prove of Early if not promptly treated Dur ing the summer the mothers they Briand is baby s own tablets rebate the bowels sweeten the stomach and keep Batoy healthy. The tablets Are sold by Medicine dealers or by mail at 25c a Box from the or -iviuiams1 Brock Vil be Hollinsworth s great August Sale of new at great savings prepare for Winter now save from 10% to 25% a Deposit will do select your coat pay a the will hold your coat until required. Remember these prices prevail Only during the month of August. Broadcloth Large shawl Collar and cuffs of Thi Betine Chamois lined. Reg. Price s29.50. August Sale Price travel the Fin est of tweeds with fur collars Sable Lynx French Beaver and rat. Reg. Prices 539.50 to August Sale Price Lovely finest Broadcloth and Vel Bloom with Large collars and cuffs of Sable caracal and French Beaver. Reg. Prices 849.50 to August Sale Price Beautiful Coats of Kasa Granda and Berganza trimmed with Wolf Squirrel. Fox paws and caracal. Many Chamois lined. Reg. Prices s65 to 575. August Sale Price. Model All the new and finest materials trim med with Fox Grey Squirrel natural Sable and caracal. Reg. Prices to August Sale Price fur Coats wombat and Goat skin Price aug ust Sale Price Silver rat Cut in Many different de signs. Reg. Prices to August Sale Price. Eastern rat and Sable trimmed. Reg. Prices 5195 to August Sale Price Hudson Seal some Plain others have Large shawl collars and cuffs of Sable. Reg. Prices s295 to August Sale Price. Finest. Hudson Seal extra Large collars and cuffs of Squirrel and Sable. Reg. Price August Sale Price. Hollins Worthem limited specialist in Woweris and misses Beady to Wear ;