Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, August 14, 1929

Issue date: Wednesday, August 14, 1929
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Previous edition: Tuesday, August 13, 1929

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 14, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Set tentative Graf dirigible in readiness to begin trip to await weather reports or. Eckener determined not to take chances passing Over new areas tsp real United news Cable to the. Fri Percsi free 1 Rev Etc wire Mal Kitz Jirau i jux . Germany aug. E Eckener commander of the i re Graf Zeppelin tonight awaited weather developments Over 61be-ia before deciding definitely on 1 the hour at which the big air Craft will depart for Toldo on the second stage of its flight around the world. The hour of 5 . Thursday has tentatively selected As the Start ing time Cap t. Plans von Schiller said but there is a Swonk probability hint the time will changed. Officials said weather conditions May even Force postponement of the de parture until Friday. Or. Eckener has made the most careful preparations for the mile flight to Tokyo because the area to traversed is entirely new to dirigible flight. He is determined not to any chances on Success and undoubtedly will delay until con tit Loris Are most suitable. J meanwhile the Twenty passengers who will make the flight awaited instructions As to the hour of de. Parture. And workers at the hangar Here continued their careful inspect j to Ion of the big dirigible to prevent any stowaway from hiding ship. Gamim. Very Good conditions prevail with perhaps just As Good an average but possibly More late crops on the whole though not extremely late in i any Case. Wheat looks healthier and has stood the heat better than East Ward. With Normal weather permit Ting ten Days should see a great Deal of it harvested. Wild Oats show up in Many Fields Down this line contrary o most this year a fact which will probably help them to mature earlier than otherwise. Had this whole Section been supplied with a few heavy showers during july the amount of very late Grain would have been enormous and the ripening Date delayed so far that Frost would have overtaken a Good Deal of it. Who knows but that the Section is better off As it is Between Gran urn and Monarch there is a great Deal of very Fine crop with the old time healthy Golden color of Straw and Long full Heads but Manitoba free press Winnipeg Ion Dillons prevail these Are interspersed with foreign j in a pts i bushels in most dates Ana is very Nicon interspersed with some very these Hium to on urls is i Clearl 1ss5, s , occasional Swather Busy. Like the wheat no Stirp Liis. tuesday s him was 220 Miles from j Aries Negaard a a of Wood cars Eland and Shepard trin which includes everything in the Way of crop which-1 suspect the prov Ince affords. East of Letha Ridge As far Staber there is a Good Deal of Irh Gatesl and As Well As dry land Farnsw but the Sample of Grain due to will run Over he amount of with combines two methods Wowch seem the which will gather the Maxim urn amount of Grain off Section the Straw is so Short Ancl thin Manv deserted farms Over this Terri tory have fair crops of Volunteer when which will doubtless find its Way to in rep Farmers urinary. Yields Between the dry land stuff. The Alfalfa crop in the Coaldale area looks Well the second crop being about ready. Sugar beets Here also Are responding Well to the irrigation applied. Crossing she old Man River North of Taber a striking change takes place with All crops much the stub ble in most cases being practically worthless while the summer allow is thin and showing the effects of the continued drought and High dry and headers Are in use All the wheat impaired the drought. Hall damage Between Lomond and Arrow Wood much the same conditions prevail but not so severe. The Lomond and mlle sections a considerable area was hard hit the Hail and wind storm of last saturday Many Fields being 100 per cent destroyed and a great Manj irom 25 to 75 per cent. In this however there Are a Good Many very fair Nelds of wheat on tallow fair Fields. Healthy fresh look Ancl East of the Bow River at Carseland conditions improve materially there being some excellent Fields of wheat on fallow while the stubble wheat in most cases will turn out fair. On the other hand crops Are spotty and some stubble Fields Are being pastured in places while others have been slowed Down As useless. Harvesting is Well under Way Here too. From Carseland to Calgary practically every summer allow Field is Good. Of. Commerce to held m Edmonton Ancl Calgary sept. 11. 32 sind 13. Are being made members of the Winnipeg Board Trade. Officials expect that a railway car Load of delegates will present irom this City. William Petrle. -103 Andrews Street was bound Over in his own recognizance of to appear Lor trial at the fall assizes to answer u charge o doing grievous Borj ily harm to Allan Cherry. John Sander. Gordon Cimon son. Molly Adolphe and a. S. Rose i son. On the Henderson ii Oliway. July 7 in an automobile Accident. V pm very Little of the those hard times from East and South to Rich those Lan Nei Nave suffered from so disastrously. For attendance o the seated Petrle asked that the charge dismissed on the grounds that the evidence showed that the Accident was purely misadventure but court thought that some of the Cour warranted that a jury scud pass on ci1as. S. Davis director of corporations in and in the banking and in Way irom Retlaw to Lomond in great j i _ 4 to nor Ulni Conj a v run As 25numbers, _ _ incorporated May into. On department and one of the waste managers of the Imperial Palace knights of Khorasan. He is attend inn the convention of the . As an Imperial Palace representative. On the Janet Harvey Montreal and Rev. Or. Jesse Arnup. Foreign missions Secre tary of the United Church. The in Raj will sail from Vancouver August 2y accompanied a Large party of missionaries. Missionaries Orient. Toronto. Aug. 13. An extensive tour of missionary posts in China Japan and Honan will undertaken mrs. John Macgillivray. Toronto president of the Dominion Council of the women s missionary society. Miss crop report using husky has made this woman Well and Strong i was very weak and on the verge of a nervous break Down but even a hard Day s does t Botler me she says. Mrs. Joseph a. Mccormick. Husky Lias helped and strengthened me to in every Way that i feel that everyone who is run Down in health Benefit from its says mrs. Joseph a. Mccormick of 12s Kins Street South Waterloo ont. I Tiad a terrible Veak feeling All the time and Felt like i was joins All to pieces f was really on the verse of a nervous breakdown. Everything was Bottie Riner me and 1 could n t sleep it Rii lit and never Felt like eating. I decided to try husky for my Case after i saw it do such wonderful work Cor my husband. I am a different woman Alto Gether since i have been using husky. I sleep All nip lit and get up in. The a bit of Lazy or weak feeling like i used to have All the time. I have a Good appetite Ancl can eat a Bis meal without any ill effects. My. Nerves Are quiet and All right. I used to too weak to move but now 1 can handle a hard Day s work All right. Begin using husky today and note How soon you begin feeling bet Ter How food tastes better sleep is More sound and restful and you feel stronger. It is marvelous what tvs Medicine will do for you in a few Days. Husky can obtained at All Winnipeg Druff stores and at other Good drug stores everywhere. _ continued irom Page 1. The Berry in the Sample from the six Bushel Field was very thin Ancl Small. Like Southern Alberta thu Laud in this Section very close la resembles that of Southern Alberta about which All Are now agreed it should never have been broken in spit of the warning of this year to say nothing of 1918 and 1019, hundreds of acres have been broken with tractors and Are now being offered for sate. The breaking has been done too late even for a Good season and this year there is not a sign of the rotting. It is difficult to imagine any Ono buying it if they go to see it Ancl take one glance a the crops of this year but should they buy letter they would probably regret it. Near Ballville also saw. One of the Dominion government demonstrations of fertilizing Burnt Over lands. There were a number of combinations of commercial fertilizers with Check plots for each but the spot that had. Received 15 tons per acre of Well rotted barnyard manure was the Best in the stand. Of course the present year is no real lest of anything but the clix Terence was interesting to note. Conditions from. Banville to Ceylon showed practically no change. Found one Man cutting a stumbled crop with a Binder with rack attachment mentioned in last report. He was cutting a 1-00-acre Field and stated that six per acre would the Best they could Hope for. Their Fallows were at least two weeks later and somewhat better. In Ceylon was fortunate enough to meet Deputy sheriff Morrison from. Bengough. Who has covered his District pretty thoroughly and stated that fallow Fields would probably make 12 bushels but All stubble crops were gone. Was told at Ceylon that a 20-ft. Swather had gone around an entire Field with the return of three bushels for the Swath. From Ceylon North Oil number six Highway there was practically no change of conditions from those seen on the run from Trossachs to Banville. Thin Short crops with Short Heads looking dead Ripe and rubbing out soft Green berries. There was of course the Odd Good crop on Good fallow taut they were few and far Between. Stubble crop every where a failure and considerable land slowed Down generally after a. Little feed had been Cut from it. From Corinne North and West into Moose jaw conditions Are similar to those on the Francis line into Begina except that from Drinkwater in there Are More partially Green crops that May yet improve in the filling. This run of Over 70 Miles is a glorious picture if you can close your mind to the facts that crops Are thin and Short and badly filled. The color is Golden As the Sun drops and those wheat Fields. Are set off Miles of perfectly Black Fallows and further enhanced numerous Beautiful Lime Steadings nestling in Trees. No Root rot nor rust Mars the color of the wheat but there is considerable Western Stem Sawfly. There was a general cutting of Oats and Barley where these crops appear but wheat is the great Staple of these Plains and binders and combines were Busy in Many Fields but cutting of the better Lallou will not general for another two weeks at least. Any wheat out carries with it High percentage of soft Green berries. Dur ing the Day made in nil 230 Miles. Felt tired and miserable i took Lydia e. Pinkham s vegetable compound for mis Erable and tired feelings and it gave me strength to do my work. My. Nerves Are better and i feel Well and Strong and have a Good appetite. I sleep Well and am in pretty Good spirits and Able to work every Day now. I recommend the vege table compound and you May use this letter As a Testi Dekona Wai lace Union North Devon Brunswick. By it. M. Scott assistant agricultural editor Manitoba free press Calgary alta., aug. From. Lethbridge monday morning the Day s run took us North through Noble lord. Barons car Mangay Cham Pion to Vulcan then West to Nanton and South through stavely Claresholm and Granum and East and South to Lethbridge. Conditions Over this Loop Are change dle with some excellent crop and some that is not so Good aut on the whole the average should very Lair indeed. Every District seems to have been treated alike with the Good and. The poor Lor 25 and 30 Bushel crops Are to found All the Way around and at the same time one can find without much difficulty 10 Bushel crops in the same districts. Various estimates for the whole Terri tory Dut the average irom 12 to 18 bushels at the present time but threshing alone will Tell the tale. Nobleford District is blessed with a very Good stand of All wheat whether fall or Spring and All Fields Are very uni form. The same cannot said for the territory Barons and Vul can with the Centre perhaps just North of Champion where drought and hot dry winds have played havoc with the wheat at an earlier stage than this and have left it with a dead Straw and the kernels still somewhat Green and soft and shrunken. These Fields look dead Ripe Are Short in the Straw and cannot but Short in the Grade and yield of Grain. One can find such Fields All the Way from Barons North to Nebr Vulcan where they Stop but the percentage is not at All High with the exception of the Dis. Tried mentioned. Other Fields May yet still very Green but actively filling while others have the alive look and Are matured with a very Good Sample in the head. The Good Fields will taxed strongly to bring the average up to where it ought to . Whether the very late Grain will mature or not is. A question for much of it will require two weeks or More yet to Harvest time. On the other hand Harvest has started in every District including the above list of places touched on. Though it will not general for a week irom today at least. Prom Nanton Down the line to thirty five of our smart Poiret twill Coats regularly priced to Clearing wednesday at Only a limited number of Coats that have been priced and originally even much h Ghers a mole. And Broad Tail on Collar or Many shy tailored and double. Continuing the Advance August Sale of our new fur trimmed fall Coats a few of the groups August Sale prices v s.80.00 to women s Coats fashion floor h c two special 9sc furniture features piece living Doorn suite. Each at Sariee and a Dinette 6-pce. Oak Dinette suite August Sale priced. A and Utility Are happily combined in a modern suite. Built matched Zolki Oak richly finished in a two tone effect note the att acl Buffet with More than usual drawer ind cupboard space. The table extends w accommodate eight people combo Ruble. J sturdy diners Complete the suite. 3-piece living room suite August Sale Coj priced. Striking example super values. Chesterl Iclal and two Ooisy hairs upholstered in various shades of Jacquard velours with reversible Spring filled fifth floor hic men s Comfort shoes Blade kid leather boots built on. A round so toe Stylo that will give Comfort for dad s tired sizes 0 to 11. And delivered Chintz manufacturer s i of clearance. Yard. I we a fortunate Purchase. An exceptional Opportunity usual values 25c per Yard. Pretty summery colourings. Wide assortment. 36 inches wide. Fruits and vegetables apricots no. I. Jilt a special per Basket 59c per Case voile teddies basement acc special limited Quantity of these Cool Dainty women s teddies trimmed with Nar Row. Lace. Exceptionally Good for summer Wear. In peach Shade Only. Sizes 36 to 40 f boys Khaki play suits 98c timely saving. They Are regular play stats. Smartly Youthful Strong and serviceable. Khaki Drill in sport shirt Long Pant style with Belt and pocket. 3 to 7 years Only. Big White Bath towels each 59 c to take to the Beach or for your Home. F soft White turkish towels some with coloured Borders. Values Many Large sizes. Some Are. Sub blueberries. Extra special. Per Basket. Ries. Ontario firm Ripe. No. 1. Eartra special q per 11-quart Basket i u i w . Preserving plums. Extra special per Square Basket 59c per Case of four baskets Elberta peaches. Extra up Ceil 4 Sqq Par i new Felton rugs just received these for dining room and size 6s 9 it. Size 9 x 10 6, 7 it. 6x9 it. 9. X 12 it. Small Mats four colors Rose Green Sand and 1 a Prev. 14 x 27 inches. Each standards. Large Flannelette blankets each there s extra Long Wear in these warm they Are strongly Woven and softly napped White with Borders striped in Pink or Blue. Full double bed size. Men s Blue .49 durable reinforced Bike overalls. Well made with double stitched shoulder straps and seven use Ful pockets. Sizes 34 to 44. Advance showing of men s and Young men s new fall suits with two apples 3 . Potatoes Low priced. Gibs. Cor.-. J is Llos for peas 4 ids. Season s cooking onions 5 . Fruits and vegetables basement floor hic Blue ribbon India and Ceylon per 56c Carnation evaporated Tali limit of 12 tins to each customer malt chocolate flavor 1-lb. Tin Strawberry ave they a 4-lb. Tin per tin.59c Orange shredded 40-oz. Hic mocha blend per peaches Rosedale squat tin per tin i heavy syrup. No. 2 tin hearts no. 1 tin California evaporated per broken pieces per sour mixed Sweet mixed Large jar.35o pineapple and Coconut iced layers each .19c molasses snaps Crisp and tasty 2 .25c Cream sodas 10-oz pets. 2 pets. Zoo flour Swap Dovra per ill Douay Choice Quality. No. 2 tin.12s Standard Quality no. 2 Ontario Large size tin 2 meats Libby a 4. Tins.25s Aylmer Brand 12-Ounee bottle popular Brand per bottle.24c creams and jellies Etc. Delicious candy.12c Ingersoll Plain or Pimento per Pkt.12c Gro Ceteria basement floor hic self serve me Teteria carry newest designs sitting room. Steak per in. Steak per in. Club Steak per in. Cured breakfast Bacon sliced per in. 39c 31 c 44c 42c veal Ham and Tongue sliced per in. Baked Ham sliced per in. Pickled Back Bacon sliced per in picnic hams per me Teteria basement floor hic. 49c 74c 51 c 29c flour at special prices Mem fish bag hic Seal 0 f Quality 4mb bag lbs. Sweet pickled Rumps of beef special per in. Lbs. Sweet pickled shoulder roast beef. Per -1fresh killed boiling fowl 3 to 4 in. Average. Special . Steak a per Steak per in. Club Steak per 38e 36c 30c 30c roast per in. . Deep sirloin per in. B c Shim less picnic hams per in. Cured breakfast per in. Sweet pickled Back Bacon is sued per in. B c Virginia baked Ham sliced per c veal Ham and , sliced per . B fish cakes. O for 23c 18c 33c 52c 75c 50c 6 25c 25c 35c 55c fish caught medium halibut sliced per in. Caught medium halibut in. The piece ib., caught red. Spring Sal Mon in the piece per b., 38c sliced per f 500 . Atlantic flounders special Empress High class Jam specially priced Jam 4-lb. Tins. Special per tin.-. Doc currant Jam 4-lb. Tins. Special per tin.-. Doc. Jam 4-lb. Tins. Special per California sliced no. 2 tins. Special per tin 22o tins or. O for Van Camp s. Special per tin o for 23c 9c sliced Palmer a Brand. Havana no. 2 tin. Special per tin 33c _ w for a we Royal Prince Brand heavy syrup no. 2 tin. Special per tin 32c _ w Tor 396 on cob Del Maize Brand about 5 cobs in tin. O special per tin 33c w for Golden Bantam Bantam Brand. No. 2 tin. O special per tin 19c _ w Lor red Cross Coloe tall tins. Tin basement floor beef Libby a 12-oz. Tin. Special per tin Mew italian Busalacchi bros., Only in 20-lb. Boxes. M per Box seedless California 2-lb. Pkt. Special per Pkt. _ Gerber s strained vegetables and soups for babies soup prunes spin Ach carrots with Gerber s strained vegetable products the wholesome vegetable supplement to Nadj s milk diet is made accurate and. Simple. They provide the variety suitable for a balanced vegetable feel Lejb schedule. Gerber s products Are conveniently and economically packed for two full sized leading. Hillcrest Creamery. C of 1c Plain Tea. 99m biscuit. Per _______j____ breakfast cereals specially priced Oats Ogu Vio s. Or Ordinary. Special per bran Kellogg a Large pets. Special 1 per Pkt. Rispers. Kello prs a special. 2ror25c cheese bulk. Per _______5-------- to Xci or Pimento boxes 39c 41c 21s h c bed packet the original bed packet Tea. 3 ., r7fi per w i v Sanra. The Coffee without Caff no 1-lb tin. Per Duchess fruit con air a fruit including cherries 1-lb. Cut groceries basement floor hic ;